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WASHINGTON CITY, March %.
SUPREME COURT.

We have been obiigingly furnished by the
Clerk ofthe Supreme Court, with the Hollow
az list of cases determined at The late sitting
of that court, which we have procured, under
an impression that it would be interesting to
nose concerned, as wei as to our readers ge-
nera!ly:
Thos. Fitzimons and others, V. Thos. l..
Ogden & Others --Decree Of CncMu Court e.
Frmed.
James WEIGH, v. Mandeyille and Jameson
--.o6jrmed.
Tie brig James Wells and cargo. v. the y.
Statcs-D,med
The Msryland Insurance Co v. harman lie
Roy and othors-Rsversed.
he United States, v. Hudson and Coed
wyn-JudgmentJ for detrHdants.
Alexander ShirHas and others, V. craig ana
Mitchel--Reversed in fart.
The cargo of the schooner Paullna, " the
United States-ReUersed.
Che State Of New Jersey on the presecu-
ton Of George Painter V. Levi Wilson, &c.
Req rsed.
Nathaniel RusseI, v. John Innis Clarke's
executors-.E6irmed.
Archibald FreeIand, v. Heron, Lenox & CO.
--Rrueraed.
Philip G. Marstcller and others, " Archi-
bald Ai'Lean--A5irmrd.
James w elch, V. Abraham Llndo-Hat'rm-
ed.
John MIyin, assignee, v. Lenox, Mal!lard
and others---A6rmed.
Seth Barton, v. Petit and Bayard-Revers~
ed.
The United States, " the sloop Maria
Dismissed.
The sIoop Active and cargo, v. the United
Ststes-ReUersed as to the cargo and affirmed
as to the UesScI.
James and John Dunlop, v. Thomas Mum
roe-16,med.
Josiah Fox, v. Ebenezer Larkin-Dismiss
ed.
Same, w. samc-Dismissed.
Thomas Beatty, Jun. v. Thomas Corcoran-
AIFrmed.
The United States, v. Aquila Giles and
others-Cause remanded.
The United States, v. John Tyler-Judg-
nlent for plaintiff:
Eezel;iah Wood, v. Davis-Reversed.
The Chesapeake Insurance Co. v. Joseph
Marcandin--ReverSsd.
James Hughes, V. Cleon Moore-ReOers-
3D.
The cargo fthe schooner Mary, " the y.
States--.A6frmed.
John M'Kim, jun. v. Peter u. Voorhees,
Judgment for hlaintD.
The United States, V. Jonah Crosby-'D-
.frmed.
David DAVIS executors, V. Abraham Faw-
Reversed.
William King, v. Joshua Ridde-A!6frmed.
William Wilson, V. John Koontz-.46armed.
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SAVANNAH, March l9.

Ertract efa letter from a se"'Ifma" " m I1
en-, TO his friend IN this ftace, aH''" '''
II. ,.;o,s.s
eve have news that the ReVo'u'l0"Iy1 ~,
have planted the Standard OF Liberty s,' M.
dependence on Roses Bluff, opposite =: ." f.om
rvs, in East FIorida.-Along way '','' IF the
Augustine, where they are apprlzssu u;r revo,
scheme, and are preparing to give sHs'
lutionizing friends warm reception; circl.
THE above intelligence has been u. Hannah,
lation for these two days past, IL I rarr also
and is believed to be correct. W. 81 the
heard Of several gentlemen as beng 20 Owe
head of it, but forbear for the presen' "
their names to the public. Fur'hI rar d,ys
lars, no doubt, will be received in 10"
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CHARLESTON, March g.

CHARLESTON March Is.
COMMO7ION IN ST-FLORlDA
By Saturdays Southern Mail, several let
tiers were received from St. Nlarys, Savannah
&c. announcing that body OF men Aad as
senbled opposite ST. Mary's, in the ) r.ol'h
Province OF East-F Florida, that they haa e'eIF
ed the standard Of Independence, and "ef1 0t'
termined to march to Augustine, and Set tlp,
session Of the fortress at that place lhey
are said to be about 800 strong. It's SuPPo''
ed that the present movement has been a; e
lorated by the information that Iouy ~ -,
troops had recently arrived at the H2'a'H'
from Europe, and whose destination v:s ',r
posed to be Florida, Further Pa''I'"'"'
may be hourly expected.
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Governor Of Virginia ps.r
V. Evans and others-Reprrss.i,, 0udon Com.
i Joseph Riddle, v. Robert NJ No. Wy"
James SheelN V. Joseph MSS s-,-Reo,,.
.jsrmed. -iaAdeTile. ~
Richard conway's executors, :. V
Acknowledgement. v Walter 9
.. States, Y. John Gcaiwvn-n
United Siases,v the schooner F S''.i's't.
affirmed. ' Ahterpri,a
Peter A. Question, v. Durapd an, =
affirmed. N "ld GoulG:,
Wise and Lynn, '. the Colorh;, ;,
Roads-Dismssaed. o'a lulupa,
William Morgan, '. Anthony p
affirmed hentas,
The schooner Exchange, Y, Me-,
Northumberland. Az AEON a,
The United States, v. Michael HIN
MISUNDERSTANDING. i1illtiS
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DIR have the honor, In comic. 'A
the resolution Of the senate Of the sI yN&
to transmittwo statements cxEibifnn ~ =, N'2a,
tlty and value of goods, wares abb "e qaa'
die, both of domestic and FOREIGN " n
exported from the United States to F rsuO''s
Italy, respectively, during the last an 'a.Sss
the year 1910, and during three frsf a a Of
OF the year 1911. The exports to ffUH'UI'
clude both the portion Of that conn,r ,.-.y III
is actually annexed to France and fl. T VI:
doms of Italy and Naples No exnor AaSs
pear from the custom house returns ,o i ~
been made during that period to HoIlsna "@ ~
Hanse Towns, or other countries anneyr5 "' NJ
France.
There are no documents in the treasure.
which the number or tonnage of sbins -!
vessels bound to France, or the duties n,r' saw
in that country OH the articles therein im nr'"
ed from the United States, can be aseera;m.4
have tie honor to be,
Very respectfully, sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATM
The Hon. the President Of the US
Statement exhibiting the quantity and vslpe Of
goods, wares and merchandise exported IA
France, &c. from the lst Oct, to the 3l,t
December 1910.
Domestic Produce.
Consisting of fish, oil, whalcbone,
slaves and heading, ashes, skins,
and furs, beef, pork, indigo, cot
ton, tobacco, wax, spirits and
medicinal drugs.
TO France Ss9S,s94
To Italy 462ss
Total s845s:
Foreign Produce.
Consisting of dry goods, teas, cof.
fee, sugar, spices, indigo, and
cotton.
To France 25S59s
Italy NO745
Total 5O49S4
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From the Boston Gazette Es'traordinarg.
March %, 1912.
II The following is democratic ma
noeuvre, to supply the defect in Hen,
rvs letters, in which he has not imph
Gated the federa'ists. It's copied from
haad-b bill, published in Salem, on sa-
turday last.
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nThe next & last Alexa a'I1 g, 9,
DANc1NG ASSEMBLY viii be ''S
Wednesday the First day OF Ap'D eOlsa
March 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-13
Dry Goods at A uction.

The subscribers have just received and will
sell at their Auction Store, on "Wednesday 'he
18th inst. large assortment OF SEASON ABLE
GOODS, fresh and in good order, amounting to
about 5000 dollars, viz.-India Cottons, Brown
Holland, Stripes, Checks, Morlaix Linens, Sill.
Chambrays, Madras Hank'fs Bed-Ticking,
pink stripe Muslins, elegant white and colour
ed Regency Muslins, leno muslin Hank'fs. and
cashmire Shalls, black Cambrics, Ginghams.
muslin Cambrics, castirilla Linens, Diaper, and
Diaper Table Cloths, cotton Cassimeres, RAJ
vens Duck, Lapel Muslins, Romall Hank'fs ele-
giant Spider Net Muslns, Cotton Platillas, Can
ton Grapes, coloured & black, Camlet Vesting,
black and coloured L,lstrings, PIad Silks, Rib
bons, white kid Gloves, Nuns Thread, Cotton
Balls, Bonnetts, Mems fine and coarse Hats-and
great variety of other articles.
CO Terms Two and four months Credit
for all sums over 100 dollars-under 100 dolls
Cash. Negotiable notes with approved endor-
sers, will be required by
Moncure, Robinson G Peasants, Aact'rs.
April IS. az
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-13

during the secret sittinss, on the subject of a
publication in the Alexandria Herald Of Fri
day last, stating the passage on "Wednesday
evening of the Embargo law in the House of
Representatives, the division on the questi-
on of its passage, and several other particu-
lars.
The report stated the evidence of Mr.. n.
Rounsevall. one of the Editors OF that paper,
aud that he had refused to answer certain
queries put to him by the commttee-where-
upon they had reported the case to tho
House.
The House had this subject under consi-
Iteration till five o'clock. In the course of
the sitting, Mr. RounsevaH was called to the
bar; and, refusing To answer = question pro-
pounded to him by the Speaker, and declar-
ims his intention 20 persist in so refusing, he
WAS, after much debate, recommitted to the
custody of the Sergeant at Arms, until the
fu,ther orders of the House,
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VIRGINIA


At Rptes holden in the CLERKS Office of the Subs.
rior Court Of 'charceyy for the Richmond Dis.
1ict, the End day ofAprii, 1872
Benjamin Fickiin, Thomas Chapman, surviving
executor of William Carr, decd John Fox s;
Robert ii. hooe, PATS.
iSGinst
Thomas G. S. Tyler, and his
Wife, James Young, Edward Hyde, and E.
lizabeth hdie, executrix, and John Cook Ty-
Ter, de'isce of George Rodney Tyler, decd,
. Detis.
THE defendant John Cook Tyler not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
eordmg 10 the Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country H.is ordered, That the said defendant
do APPEAR here OH the seventeenth day of the
next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs !;
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the Ci-
ty of Richmond, for two months successfully
snd posted at the front door Of the Capitol in
the said City.
"A Gopy-Testc,
WIN ". HENING, &C.
April Q. wsw.
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motives which some persons had been pleased
TO ascribe To him. Gen. Smith is sIid 10 have
opposed the bill, on the ground that it would
have the effect of injurng the recruiting OF
troops for the armyi that many militia gen
tlemen would hire substitutes; that they would
give more to- these substitutes than the bounty
allowed to the new regular troops that, there
fore. as these substitutes were the persons who
would have enlisted into the army, the en-
ployment OF them as substitutes for militia
would prevent them from SO enlisting into the
army. The honorable gentlemen in favor
of the bill advocated it on the generally re-
ceived principle of the utility of militia in
great national and sudden emergencies. They
considered opposition to this bill calculated
to weaken the arm of government, as check ing
those military measures which were requisite
to enable the government to meet and subduc
the alarming crisis, aid as having the injurious
effect of preventing, i'll degree, the accom-
plishment OF the great objects which all bran
chcs ot the government seemed TO have i'll view.
We have been favored with Cobbett's Week
" Register, and with the London Examiner, of
late dates. They are filled with comments on
the conduct OF the Prince Regent, in retaining
rs his ministry the inveterate enemies of liber-
ty, ofCatholic emancipation, and OF America.
The comments of these two very able periodi-
cal works are founded upon the unquestionable
truth, that the people and the good old wings
of England have nothing to expect from the
death OF the old king and the elevation of the
Prince Regent to the British throne. We be-
lieve too that by this time, the American go-
vernment must be convinced that the policy OF
every British cabinet, whether composed of
wings or tories, will BE- more or less hostile to
the commercial interests and the independence
of this nation. Bait inner
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April Q.
VIRGINIA :

VIRGINIA :
1T RRies holden in the CLERKS Office of the Sroe-
Perior Court IF Chdncery for Tbs Richanand
District, the 2,4 day efApri!, 1872
Thomas White, Pitg.
Agaiiise
Joseph Iddings and Caleb P. Iddings late mer.
chants and partners under the firm of Joseph
and Caleb z. Iddipgs and Andrew schnee-
mann, DeGs
THE defendants Joseph Idding. and Caleb
p. Iddlng5 not having entered their appearance.
and given security according to the Act of AS
sembly and the Rules Of this Court, and it APP
pearlng By satista cto y evidence, that they arr.
not inhabitants of this country: His ordered.
That the said defendants 10 appear here on the
seventeenth day Ct the next term and answer
the bill OF he plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City of Richmond, for two
months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said City
Copy-Teste,
WIN. w. IIENING, c. C.
April 9. wew.
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New YoRg. Aprll 6.

NEW YORK., April s. :
We congratulate the friends of commerce
on the non-arriyal of the embargo bill by yes
terday's mail. This will enable those who
are shipping to get off their property in good
season. This city for three days and nights
has exhibited hustle heretofore unprece-
dented About 100 sail of vessels have been
loaded and saiied-iIad the city been en-
veloped in flames, property could NOT have
been moved off with greater expedition.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-13

III ItEI IfTIII =.
On Monday laot, the senate of the l.. States
we're engaged in the discussion OF the bill for
authorizing detaclments of 10O, OCO men from
tie inilitiatO be be ordered out by tie Presi-
dent, IN case The public exigencics should re-
quire it. We learn that some severe animal
version, on both sides, was mingled in tic dc.
bate on the merits Of the bill Tie hon. G. w.
Campbell, Mr.. Brent, and Mr.. Taylor, supper
ted the bill and the hon. Mr. Giles, General
Smith and Mr.. German seemed to be some
what opposed to ITS passage Mr.. Giles spoke
repeatedly and contendcd for the expedieucy
OF raising strong and efficient force, which a.
lone could make a serious impression upon the
enemy, in the war which may commences before
the expiration Of the period for which the en-.
barge was laid He said, he advocated sironr
measures on this ground only. and not from the
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L. o s T,

ON Tuesday Evening last, between the Ea-
~ gle Tavern & Rockets, BOND for G 70
signed by Daniel Triplett and Harry Heth, and
payable to Daniel Wade Con or before the 4th
day OF january, 1872. AS the payment of said
Bond Is stopped. it can be ofno use but to the
subscriber, to whom it was embossed over. A.
ny person finding it, shall be generously rewar-
ded.
JAMES jerks.
Richmond, April 9Th. 1912. q
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NdRcY SOfb. 1910

=.
The Keeper of the Penitentiary having no.
tilted his intention TO resign the said Office on
tiie fir< day of May ncxt,-The Executive viii
receive proposals until that date, from those
that may be DESTROYS OF undertaking the said
Office.
WIN. ROBERTSON, OK. C. c.
N b. The salary established by law is $1,000
exclusive of perquisitcs.
April 6. TIM.
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Ertract from Washington Cny TO The T.
di.or cfhc Yhyiaiu .H,;gus,

4 USOT " INC y HStIfd argus,
"APRIL 10, 1912.
Z" Mr.. Bibb offered the following resoluti-
| on to the House of Representatives yester-
day
/" Resoiucd, that committee be appoint
ed to meet such committee as the Senate
may appoint, to consider and report what
business demands the immediate attention
OF Congress, and whether recess be COM
patible. with TING public interest--and the
term of such recess"
have much reason to believe, that a
temporary Adjournment zuM take place.
Many causes concur to produce it. Among
these are The interests of the agriculturists,
whose presence is necessary at home at this
season OF the year; tue deaire among the
members to feel the pulse of their constitu-
ents before the taxes arc actually laid and
war If it cUer is, J declared; the necessity
OF being at home pending certain election
eerny measures and fifty other iilsle things,
which an cid politician understands, as well
as you do the management of your Gazette.
Indeed, if an adjournment does not take
place, the House will be SO thinned by keave
Of absence, that public business will be very
much at stand so that the remaining
gentlemen might as well be at home as at
Washington.
The capture of Amelia Island is alto
gether unauthorized by Government; but,
then, as 1t is taken, | think we might as well
keep 1T. 1t was nest for SPECTATORS and
smugglers; and we shall never get any
thing but the Floridas as a compensation for
Spanish spoiiations. We qvant the place !;
and that IS quite as good a reason for con-
quest as Napoleon or John Bull can shew.
The federal prints have made themselves
hx-. ,all
affair; as if that bloody tragedy bore the
least resemblance to the seizure of petty
theatre forall sorts of unlawful commerce,
without the loss of drop of blood. But you
know the tory rule is, to indicate Great
Brtaln wheneYer occasion Offers
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AMELIA ISLAND;

This Isle is on the coast of East-Florida,
near Georgia and leagues north of ST. Au@
Sustine. 1t is 13 miles long and 2 broad ia
very fertile and has an excellent harbor.
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April o.
4 TUTOR WANTEB

Wanted, as \ Tutor in private family in the
country, Man Of a good moral character, who
can come well recommended, and who is qua
lifted to 10 teach Arithmetic, Algebra and Ma
hematics--Geography and the use Of the
Globes---Htistory and Political Economy.---A
middle aged or elderlyman would DC preferred!
and it would be an additional recommended O 4
1t he could teach any of the modern foreign
languages, or The polite arts---For further
particulars apply to the Editor.
April 9. w3w.
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FARMERS BANK.

Books were opened on Monday last for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions to the
Farmers Bank in Richmond, for 4,166
shares--in Norfolk, for 4,l66--in Lynch
burg, for 1666--in Winchester, for 1666-
in Petersburg, for 2,0S3-and, in Frede-
ricksburg, for 1866
On Saturday last, there were about seven
hundred only then subscribed for on the
Richmond Books.
In Norfolk, at the close of last week, "a
bout 500 shares had been taken.
g fredericksburg, April 11.-Thc 1866
shares allotted to this place, were mostly
subscribed for the two first days OF the
sitting of the Commissioners, and the
" whole would have been taken but from
an apprehension that the shares appro-
F." priated for Richmond would not be sub
Z" scribed for"
| F." LynchbHrs', April 8-THE FARMERS
=" BANK.-On Monday last, agreeably to
g law, Books were opened in this Town for
" the purpose OF receiving subscriptions
" and alarming rumors and discouraging
" times, Notwithstanding, the amount OF
" subscriptions, on the adjournment of the
q" Commissioners yesterday, was very res
" pectable. We have no doubt but that the
" shares allotted to this place will be taken
" up withinthe first limits prescribed by the
" law"
| " Petersburg, March 1O.-FARMERs
BANK.-About eight hundred shares, OF
" the two thousand and eighty-threc allot-
" ted for this place, have been taken" In
| feffgencer.
" Petersburg, April 1S.--We were in
g correct in stating in our last, that about
" one thousand shares had been subscribed
" to the Farmers Bank i'll this town. 1t
" should have been stated that the individu-
ais who had subscribed, were good for
" more than thot amount, and would have
" taken it, had they not been restricted. AS
" we felt but little interest in the business
" we were not particular in our statement
never dreaming that the paragraph would
have excited moments unpleasant feel
" ing any where. But tits a strange world
6 wo live in-and the least said is soonest
mended."-RehH6Hcan
give have not heard from Winchester
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WAS committed to the Jail of this county.
w on the Goth Of January, 1912, NEGRO
Wan named ron or THOMAS LEE A.
bout five feet four inches high between 81 or
% years of age dark complexion say. he
belongs to a Mr.. Walter Jones OF the City OF
Washington.
The owner is requested to come forward =.
pay charges and take him away--othcrwise he,
will be dealt with as the law directs.
WM WAITS IN, tailor.
Albcrmarle CT House,
April %. wSm
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Extract Of a ietterttom Member of Con-
gress, to The Editor Of the .Hreus, dated
Washington, lint 10th, 1912.
81 wrote you a few lines on Saturday last
the period assigned for closing the southern
mail not admitting of more after / was at
liberty to communicate information of what
was the subject of those few lines In that
measure the public, no doubt, will perceive
view to war at or about the close of the
term for which the embargo is laid. hope
that even the most unsettled Of those, who
favored the measure, will become fixed I'm the
determination to follow up that measure
with the hsf resort, unless the whole system
OF aggressOns on the part of Great Britain
towards this country should previously be
entirely abandoned, and arrangements made
OF a nature to secure the rights and these
OF individual citizens, of the United States
from future infections. But it is not to be
expected that the British government will
take any such new course. No circumstan-
ces have TRANSFERRED since the injecting of par
lament, which can warrant belief of any dis
position in the present ministry of that coun-
Try to change the existing course.
Those amongst US, who have heretofore
been decidedly opposed to war, whether
there should be change or no change I'm the
conduct OF Grcat Britain, L suppose, will
continue in that sentiment.
Some are now in favor Of a step, which.
If taken, fear may be of Injurious tendency.
They wish to adjourn for while and meet
again previously to the period Of the embar-
go-and a proposition has been laid on our
table, the object Of which is the appointment
OF committee to consider and report their
opinion as to the eXpediency of a recess, &c.
For my own part. although perhaps. there
.ii not single member Of the house, to whom
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
MONDAY, APRIL is, 1912.

FRoM WASHINGTON, TO THE EDITOR
OF THE ARGUS, APRIL 8, 1912.
The printer of the Alexandria paper,
was, yesterday evening. released from Gus
tody by the House of Representatives, upon
the confession of Mr.. Smile, that the Editor
of the Alexandria Herald had evidently o.
verheard conversation between himself
and the delegate from the Indiana Territory,
relative to the Secret Proceedings of the
House. During the Conclave the term of
military enlistment was reduced to eigh-
teen months. Whether this will facilitate
enlistments or not, remains to be seen.
fear it will be considered Indicative of an in
tention not to go to war.
"The Vice-President is thought not to be
altogether out of danger, although his dis
order has put on more favorable aspect.
His demise would occasion some dilficultv IN
the choice of Candidate to fill the station
he occupies"
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snch step could be personally more convc-
nlent, particularly inrelation 20 my health,
the re-establishment of which might be ac-
celebrated bya return to my home; yet this
personal consideration shall not inhucnce
nv mind to the adoption Of step, which
seems to me calculated to be of prejudice to
the public good, at any time, and more es-
peciaily at this very critical period. shall
uniformly vote agoinst it."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-13

ing population ofSOO Souls) under ciicdn-
stances of the most alarming vilulence,
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DELEGATES

DBLTINTh 10
Elected 10 Serve in the merit General rs
sem6iy.
Sussex-NathI Cargill, w. Parham.
Nottoway-T. G.. Bacon,s ]. Royals
Princess Ann-H. Cornick,* ]. Cornick.s