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!, Fort Wayne, u:ss such MARKS 1s
pss' $ sss ae5, eau exist q his having taken an
'tsat ~ -, II the late engagement.
|acire p. = If another letter. dated Knox coun-
E 5 Ts January "a, 1912, t. a gentleman
rs, Z. .a,ntv, who was an otiicer IN the la'e
oi 'ai' o .,snt With the Indians.
enggss = so,, the latest news in our country:
So" - Indians, more or less, coming IN
fos's eek. pleading for peace, and making
every ~ humble concessions to the governor.
tae n,O we're s;xty-thrce came to Fort,tarrisoh
Th t' Jaws since, who, understand, arc the
a leg ~ oftseir nations that fought against you
efie1; 20 his exceIlcncy for peace-oiaming
O . ssig prophet with ail their mlstorfuiles' :
ms Ss If they get forgiveness never 10 &c
pi0 s,,;sS grain. These are the reports pass
50 lO e.ryent IN cur neishborhood, and oelieve
ing -, - he correct. Several families have
'o0" al IN INTO this ncjghborhood. lcxpece
nlo' ,,;;rrton to this country, Will be conSi-
dsrablc next summer.
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Fall Meadow Oat Seed.

I HAVE about 100 Bushels OF the Seed
Of the Fall Meadow Dat for Sale at dollars
per bushel for small quantities or dol ars
and a half for any quantity exceeding 10
Bushels have found this the Earliest and
the Latest Grass in It's growth, of any have
had ey perience Of, and considerit particular.
ly valuable for Milch Cows and Steep for
the latter it will afford a good pasture all the
winter, Il permitted to grow uninterrupted in
the Fail Months.
w. II. Foote.
February II. 2aw4w.
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NEW PUBLTCA IONS
FOR SHE BY
COTToM q STEWART.

COTToM q STEWART.
practical PIETY, or The Influence
J. OF the Religion OF the Heart, Oh the con~
duct of The Lie. !iy Hannah More.
The New American lynn Book, TO- the
use Of all people at home and in the uFch
--colloctcd by l.. Kingston from the beat
Poets.
Marn,ion sc BY Walter Scott, Esq.
Lay CT the Last Minstrel, do.
Lady Of the Lake, Go
Ballads Lyrical Poems, Go.
Cottage Dialogues amcng the Irish Pea.
santry, with notes--by Maria Edgewtrth.
The Saracen, Crusade Romance, from
the French of Madam Coffin
British Spy, The fourth Edition, with the
authors last corrections.
The American Speaker, new selection
for the use of Schools.
With general Assortment OF Schools
Books, Bibles, Testameuts, States, PEN lis,
and Paper of ali sizes.
February 8.
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Washington Society.
February II.

TNHE Members Of he WasAi gton Soci~
4 ETY. Of Alexandra, are hereby notified
that regular stated meeting OF tie SAID soc
ciety viii be held at Tripelt's City Hotel, in
Alexandria, on Stature day, the 22d instant, at
II o'clock in the forenoon. The society will
move in proce sion at o'clock to the Epis-
copal church, where Sermon viii be deliver
ed by the Rev Mr.. Meade.
G. Deneale, Sec'ry.
February IL
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Port Of Alex0nd7sa.

ENTERED
Brig Ann, Moves, from Anrapolis-Mo-
lasscs and coffee-Coastwise from w. Indies,
to Mr.. Eliason of Georgetown.
CLEARED
Sloop Quintescencc, Nevet, Baltimore
Sundries-by Phineas Janney, M. Miller, and
others.
Schr. Hannah, Given-in ballast, for Dari-
en-, (Georgia)-by Lawrason * Fowle.
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NEW-ORLEANS, ]

NEW-ORLEANS, January 7.
Gen. HAMPTON and suite left this city on
Saturday Cor Baton Rogue.
January s.
A most extraordinary occurrence took place
in the honorable Convention yesterday. The
question before the house was the final appor-
tionment Of Senators, and the Districts. Mr..
Blanque made motion to give the city and
county of New Orleans three in place of tzvo,
as passed i'll the committee of the whole. Sc
veral motions were made, varying the ques-
ion, which were all lost Finally, when the
question on the adoption Of the section was
about to be taken by yeas * nays, DIR. Blanque
read his PROTEST against it declaring
that the city and county Of Orleans were un-
Justly and unfaithfuly represented, and that
f it was carried he would not again sit as
member of the Convention. After making
this hrotc&t, the yeas and nays were taken,
and large majority were in favor of the Sec
ZION, giving the city and county of Orleans
only two senators. AS soon as the clerk made
report, Mr.. Rlanque rose and left the house
nine members Of the city and county follow
ed him-leaying only two who we are hap
py to say are Americans and will ever, on
the true principles of the American Republic,
submb to the will Of the mgorty-We are
truly sorry that this schism has taken place !;
and fondly hope that the good seHse of the dis
Senters Will make them reconsider the ques-
ton.
Since writing the foregoing, we have been
informed that Mr. Urquhart returned to the
house with formal Protest, similar to that
offered by Mr. Blanque and signed by all the
dissenting members that is, those who with
drew themselves, (ten in number.) This hro-
testing halhea was ordered to lie on the table !;
and the house proceeded in their delibera-
tions until the usual hour of ad lournment.
January Is.
The steam boat New-Orleans, from Pitts
burg, arrived here on Friday evening last
The captain reports that she hiss been under
zpay not more than 25e hours from Pittsburg
to this place, which gives about eight miles
each hour.
The New-Orleans steam boat was built at
PittsEurg by the Ohio steam boat company,
under the patent granted to Messrs Living
ston and Fulton of New York. She is intend
ed as a regular trader between this and Nat
chez, and will, It's generally believed, meet
the most sanguine expectations of the COM
pany.
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Ike sum and cndorsers, at rates of FIVE cents
for every hundred dollars.
Three millions to be raised by direct Tax
es
That each state be authorised to pay the a.
mount of the quota to the u S. with deduc-
ton Of IS per cent if paid before the assess
lnent commenced, and of Z 70 if paid be-
fore the tax becomes due.
The duties and taxes above specified, shall
be laid ard become payable only after thu U.
IS shall have been engaged in war with a TO-
reign power-and shall have authorised the Is
suing ofletters OF marque and reprisal, &c.
That the said duties and tax shall continue
until one year after the conclusion of peace
with such foreign nation, and no onger.
This report was read and on motion refer
red to committee of the whole house for
Monday next. Accompanying the report was
bill providing for loan of so much money
as is contemplated to be raised in that way, by
the above eport-Read twice and referred to
the same committee.
Mr.. Morrow from the committee on the
public lands reported bill giving further
time for re istcring claims to public lands in
the territory of Orleans. Read twice and re-
ferred to a committee ofthe whole house.
Mr.. Baker from the committee appointed
on the petition of C. Orendorf made an unfa-
vorable report Oh the same.
Mr.. King from the committee appointed on
the petition of John Rutherford Of North Ca
relna, reported a'bill authorising him to bring
into the United States certain slaves-Read
twice and referred to committee of the
whole.
Mr. Porter gave notice that he should to-
morrow, ask leave to bring in bill to raise
an additional military force
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MoSDAr, February II, 1912.

MoNDAr, February Z, 1912.
TREpoRTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Some private petitions were presented and
disposed Of
Mr. Bacon from the committee Of WAYS s
Means made a special report on the subject Of
the Revenue for the present and the two sue
ctedI2s years, of which the following is a
faithful outline.
ESTIHAFE OF TIE coMMI9'TBE OF WAYS IND
MEANS.
ordrGrg eahences for tie present gear,
SfeaRded OF the estimates already laid be-
fare Congress.
hApences Of a civil nature foreign
AID domestic S 100000
Army exclusive ct additional mi
mary force 2,58booo
naval department., including ma
fine corps 100000
"eSegais' army, repairs Of fortif-
Tsdols &c. $4,000
I'N'al department. 100000
interest On The public debt 1925 900
p po'al ordinary exreaces Se,40o,ooo
N.ee'p's lE;o the Treasury for
u'e present year 100000
w ntnSl' IN receipts Sl,2oo,ooo
nIe "a'eA deaclt nay be paid out of the mo-
~ e,''e'l'aains in tae treasury at the close OF
~. sf,-h'lt the committee do not think it
Way - 'h"' 'ui pup Al 'h4'
SEN LAT the extraordinary cxpences ofthe pre-
By Is; yssf already authorised by law, or which
Of . s~S Beading before coa1cess are in course
ot&S,,]of'@aJlon, are as follows
luce, or'inaGcc stores and
ST. ''-.,lf-'nasters department Sl,eoo,ooo
a o.. OF mounted ran
A6SEi lo8,772
Rep,;r;;n0' military force 5,n2,56o IS
Erer,iau' vessels sc. $4,000
~, Of additional fortiG-
Cag;,. 100000
Call, D'1 volunteers 100000
0u1 militia 100000
Toll o~a Slo,sol,3s2 90
~ ii,eoo,6oo
and s whole Of which sum it is necessary,
loan. 8SS''aiosiy proposed to be raised by
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Baltimore Fire Insurance. omdamy.

THE Board of Directors of the Ralti-
4 more Fire Insurance Company, tak.ng
into consideration the utility OF having an
Agent in this place, by Offering greater ia
cility to those inclined to cover their proper
ty, in their office, have appointed the SUBJ
scriber their Agent Those who are desir-
GUS Of awaiting themselves Of this method
Of securing their property, will have every
necessary information given them by
Jacob Hoffman.
February -. d3w
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NOTICE.

FKE Subscribers to the Fauquier and
i Alexandria Turnpike Company, are
hereby notified aad requested, to pay to the
Treasurer Of said Company, on or before the
first Monday in March next, the sum of Ten
Dollars on each and every Share by them re-
spectively subscribed, including the sums
already paid. q
By order OF the President and Directors.
Ino. Hampton, Treasurer.
Buckland, an, so-Feb. 3. eotl NH
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ALEXANDRIA,.
TTFsDAy. MORNING, February 10.

S TO sHEW
rur VERY AGE AND BopY OF The TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
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H ~
public debt which is reimburs-
+ able during the same year Sa,l35,o0o
In the event of stock falling, the
commissioners of sinking fund
to purchase sc. s,e4o,ooo
Total amount of the public debt
which becomes reimbursable S5,775 600
To be borrowed by commissioners of the
sinking fund.
Ordinary expences of government for the
year 1878, estimated the same as present
year Se,ooo,ooo
To which add interest on loan
proposed 100000
Making the revenue necessary for that
wear S9,66o,ooo
Receipts into the Treasury from
present sources calculating on a
s state of war S,lOa,0OU
Leaving deficiency to be proyid-
ed for of $3.50 900
Ordinary expences of 1914, esti-
mated as present year 5000 600
Add interest 100000
Also interest on loan which in
all probability will be necessa-
ry for 1918, say not less than
100000, $4,000
Necessary revenue for ordinary
expenses and paying interest, lo,S2o,ooo
Receipts into treasury for that
year, 100000
Leaving deficiency to be provid
f ed for by additional revenues to
be received during that year, 100000
After entering into train Of reasoning on
the subject, it is proposed by the comsittee,
that the additional revenue which will be Nc
cessary "to defray the ordinary expenses Of
government, and to pay the interest on the
public debt, including that on new loans
which may be authorised,P should be imme-
diately provided for in the following manner,
viz:
By additional duties on imported
merchandise, 2,5oo,oN0
Retention on drawbacks, 100000
Additional tonnage duty on Ame-
rican and foreign vessels, 100000
Duty on salt, 100000
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But which on account Of
the Intellectual organiza-
ton will no. yield III 1913
by a sum Of
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This day landing,

From, on board the Brig Ann, captain Noice,
from Porto Rec, and for Sale by the sub
scrbcr,
70 Hhds. Choice Retailing
MOLASSES.
Newton Keene.
February 49, st
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Total,

Tax or lond,
Total gross amount to be
received from internal
duties and direct tax,
Deduct expenses,
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S 100000

INTERNAL DUTIES.
Duty on licenses to distill
spirits, foreign aud do
mestic rnaterials, $4,000
Duty ON retailers Of wine,
SC. 100000
Duty on sales at auction, 10000
Duty On refined sug.r, 100000
Duty on carriages, 100000
Duty on instruments OF VII
tiap. 100000
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r'y ii,eoo,ooo
and . @hole Of which sum it is necessary,
loan ~SN''mosiy proposed to be raised by
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Amount Of the principal of the
public debt which is reimburs-
: able during the same year
In the event OF stock falling, the
commissioners of sinking fund
to purchase &c.
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CON G Il RS S.
IN SENATE.
TuunspAY. January Q.

The biii authorship the purchase Of ord
nance and ordnance stores, camp cquipage and
other q'iaiter-master's stores and small arms /;
was read the second time and referred TO the
committee TO whom was referred SO muci OF
the Presidents Message as concerns The rala-
tons between the United States and France
and Great Britaini TO consider aud report
thereon.
SIr Smith Fof Nd from the committee on
the subject, reported in part, a bill to prohibit
the importation OF rum, taiha or other spiritu-
Gus, liquor distilled from sugar cane, sugar or
molases, during. the continuance of the act con-
cernng commercial Intercourse between the
u States and Great Britain and France and
their dependencies, and for other purposes /;
which was read and passed to second reading.
The bill supplementary to. the act corcerning
the commercial intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and their
dependencies, was made the order OF the day
for Monday next
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.J?n,,arY 10.

The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the amendment made by the House ofRepresen-
tstives, to the bill! 20 raise an additional militia
~ force, and insisted on BY that body.
Resoired, that the Senate reeede from their
disagreement 10 the amendment insisted on by
the House OF Representatives, viz. the Cd Of The
new sections to the bill raising an additional
military force.
The President communicated the report OF
the Secretary ofthe Navy on the subject Of the
Navy Pension fund which was read.
The bill TO prohibit the importation of rum,
tattia or other spurious liqucr distilled from
sugar cane, sugar or milasses, during the con
tinuance of the act concerning commercial in
tercourse between the United States and Great
Britain and France and their dependencies and
Tor other purposes; was readthc second time.
The bill directing the terms on which lands
sold 1T public sale and that revert for failure in
payment, shall again be sold ;was read the
third time and passed.
The bill appropriating = sum of money to
procure munitions ofwar, ordered TO be re-
committed TO the committee who reported the
same, further to consider and report thereon.
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VVILLIAM SIIAPARD has Just rcce.v-
w ed II Hhds. Sugar. Crates Stone
ware; II Bales Cotton; and an addition
I'll supply of AMERIC AN MANUFhC-
TURES--among which are $50 dozen fine
Ivory Combs, assorted sizes, equal II not su
perior to any imported.
$50 Reams SUPER ROYAL PRINTING PA
PER, which he VIII sell considerably below the
usual prices Iby the quantity to close sales Of
q deceased PERSONS estate. If not sold in a few
weeks, It Will be offered It Pebble Yendue with
not reserve.
just reed. 80 IIhds. prime M0LAsSES also
an additional supply Of American Msnuiactur-
ed GOODS, which will be sold low.
Nov. 26th, 1914. (wfp)
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MONDAY, JAKuAnY 90, 1912.
H0iTZWHYIsoN = poTF,1,rpr :. !, a..

EtNiLVYt1 ft1ooN * POTTER, have Just
- received large supply of articles in the
STATIONARY Line, consisting of all sorts Of
writing Paper, Playing ana Visiting CARDS,
&c which, added to their former Stock, makes
general assortment
Fhev have on hand Day Books, Journals and
Ledgcis, with and without, faint lines and pat
ent backs, Record Fooss. Ladies' and Gentle
mems POCKET BOOKS, Pen knives, a great
variety of family and small BIBLES. Greek, La
TN, French and Englis', SCHOOL BOOKS, Law,
Medical and Religious BOOKS, Novels, PLAYS,
H9ens and miscellaneous Works
Also, Concsve, Convex and Periscopic Spec
taciss, with silver, tortoise shell and steel
mounting --Pen, and focket-knives, Back
'-ammon Boxes, Chess men and Boards, Sword
aa.i other waking Canes, Trunks, sc. &c. &C.
hook Tbinding in all It's branches executed in
the best style. Orders from the country par
tcuiarly attended to-
ct Wanted q BOY of tracsable temper, a.
bout IA years Of age, az IN appte Atices
Dec. 90. 1a -" w5w
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20 Dollars Reward.

RUN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
the lower end Of Goochland county, ON the 18th
of July last, Negro boy BY the name Of BRIs-
'rOL, about 10 or 90 years Of age, feet 8 or
inches high, spare aud straight made, and
rather Ct ycllowish complexion, has narrow
face, with high cheek bones, and broad fat
muse. Said Negro is supposed to be lurking in
the neighborhood Of Richmond or running
James River as a boatmaa Whoever win deli
YER him TO nc, or secure him in any Jail so that
get him again, shall receive the above reward
aud all reasonable charges paid.
WILLIAM POWELL, Sen.
Ncyenber 81. Wit 4tp.
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ANiLLIAM SHAPARD has just received
w lin addition to his late supplies) and fol-

GNHLIAM SHAPARD has just received
w lin addition to his late supplies) and for
sale on moderate terms,
90 Hhds. Sugar
100 VT. best 81 anish Indigo,
Ice bags patent Shot assorted,
IS boxes Be- Birthstone,
10 do. oy 10 Window Glass,
90 do. best Mo1ld Candles,
6qr. casks old Sherry Wine best cuality
200 pieces American Manufactured
GOODS, viz.
BedtiGks, Diapers, Stripes, Checks, Shir-
thig, Sheeting, Chambrays, plaids, Cotton
Yarn, or ready Spun Cotton, &c. w. S. beg.
leave to call the attention of the people pc.
nerally to the AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURED GOODS, particularly; they are
good, and cheap; he presumes it unneccssa-
ny to say that they ought to have the prefer
ence to any foreign goods, these times The
Bedtieks particularly are far superior to any
of foreign manufacture. A constant s,ippIy
OF American Manufactured Gods, for which,
American produce win be received in pay
ment
n. B. Cash or Goods given for Flour, as u
sua.
Richmond, Oct.7, 1911. (ep6twtf)
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XdYANTED 70 purchase, a 10Y, or MAN,
W accustomed 20 wait in the house.. Girl
scw - TO is years Of agc--and female Cook,
without children fo7 such servants a liberal
price VII te given. EnqtTe OF tic Editor.
IaG. 10, 1879. wit.
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CURTIS FAIRCHILD,
Merchant TAYLOR.

. COMMITTED to the Jail of Russell county
~ rs runaway on the 18th day Of October
last, negro man who calls himself ADAM,
and says, that his masters name is David
Ross, in Richmond, that he was stolen away
from Pig Greek Iron Works four years last
fall. Adam is about feet 8 inches high,
light complexion, strong made, about As years
OF age. is blind in his lefteye, his wearing APP
parel was very Indifferent. The owner is re-
que>ted to prove his property, otherwise he
will be dealt with according to law.
THOMAS BUNDY, Jailor.
Russell, Nov. IS, 1911. 12tw.)
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az TO tbs PArsors. OF THE VIReINIA


Alta very great expcnce, the. p-oprs.or, has
lately procured entire new fonts of y Pc for this
paper, and encreased the size OF it considerably.
Il isbeiieyed that it now contains = QUANTITY Of
matter nearly equal 10. any paper printed in A.
lncrica. The price The same as in the year
1873, whenit commenced is 90 percent lower
than The other papers Of this city. Notwith-
standing this, however, and the encseased price
-ottvpcs, paper, &c. which cannot be Obtained
batior cash, the subscription win not he raiSeti
- ernrt;tai subscribers. Bit in justice 70 him
sen the printer g:vesths early notice 70 his pa
irons. that from and after. the first day Of the
Year, 1912, the paper Will be charged at thc
rate 81 FIVE DOLLARS per anRpm To 81 these
WHO do moi, pay ther subscriptions IN lie course
OF the current gcsr.--The opportunities by pri-
.yate ccnycsan continpali occ arfing through
out the year ficm every part OF the State 10
Riehnorid C1articularly bysl5e ,.IeInbers of tie
Legislature and the SheriFs and the facilits
S,forded by the mails which Ir~fs throagIf every
ncighbourhood AT least once ., forth GIT, vii
leave those disposed 10 make reinitiahces, no
excuse for not doing so.---So subscription will
hereafter be taken for less than six months,
nor viii the paper.be discontinued till 81 ar
r2aragcs arc paid up.
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IN 4fmclia, cO4,.!y Noven5er Cewt, 1911,
John Chafiib eompl't.
against In
Henry Eastes, Noses 0vcr.on and Ciancery.
John Atkinson. defts.
TIE defendant tastes not. having entered bis sp-
pearance aud gives security according to the act Of
assembly aud the rules Of this court aud appe;iin,
tothe Satisfaction of The that The said EAstcS Is
not inhahijant ef this state, it is decrccd and or
dercd, thatunless the said dciendGnt tastes DO sp-
pear here the first day of March court next aud
answer the bill Of the accomplishment aud give security
toperiorm the decree to be rendered ID this cause,
the bill shall be taken for confessed and Tie matter.
thereof dscreed accordingly. And that the defend
ants Qverton and Atkinson be enioine from paying
away, secreting otherwise dbposing of the money
effects in their hands to the other defendant be-
longing Aud thata copy OF this order be inserted
in some Newspaper published in Richmond for two
months and that another copy be posted at the front
door oftile Courthouse OF this county on two sue
ccssiye Court days. 't-,
A Copy-Teste,
j. I: LEIGH, C. a. C.
Dec. &c, 1911. (wsw)
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COMMITTED to the Jail of Russell coun-
Oty as runaway, on the 1st day Of Nov.
a negro man who calls himself JACK, and
says that his masters name is John Peasants,
Henrico county, in this state, and says that
he set him free at the age of d. Jack is Il
bout feet inches high, dark complexion,
i'll made, abeGt SIS or 60 wears Of age, his
wearing apparel was very indifferent. The
owner is requested to prove his properly, o.
thcrwisc he will be dealt with according to
law.
THOMAS BUNDY, Jailor.
Russell Nov. 10, 1911. C2tv.)