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two of our men were wounded, and II OF
Is of the British-The army had advanced
to stream within miles of Maiden, where
the British had destroyed the bridge and
plan ed cannon on the opposite side. The
Queen Charlotte of % guns had anchored
opposite the mouth of the creek, with the
intention, it is said, of sailing up beyond De
troit the first fair wind. But several "a
Founders have been prepared at Detroit for
her reception. The new American brig A
dams, lay at or near Detroit, rigging far ser.
vice-probaby the British may attempt to
destroy her. Numbers of his majesty's sub
Jects were daily joining our army.
Cincinnati { Ohio J eaher
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
FROM FLORIDA.

About 12O black troops arrived, it is said,
with n new Governor from Havana, at
Pensacola, about the beginning of July.
This movement must have commenced
previously to any knowledge of our aeclara-
ton of war against Great Britain. There
are now probably between four and FIVE hun
dred troops at Pensacola. The number at
Mobile is, perhaps, not more than 60 or 20.
A part of these were lately on the point Of
being removed to Pensacola A.; but the officer
commanding tine American gun-boats i'm the
bay of Mobile, did not consider it as comma
tible with his instructions topermit any troops
TO pass or re-pass
Since the interregnum which has existed
IN the country lying between Pearl river
and the Perdido, occasioned by the transfer
of jurisdiction from the Orleans to the Mis-
sissippi territory, it is reported that some p
Iarm exists in the minds of the inhabitants
under the expectation that they will be cal
led upon by the Spanish commander and
compelled to attend at Mobile for the uur-
pose OF defending by force the Spanish pos
session ot that place. Should such an at
tempt be made, it is to be hoped that the
powers belonging to the judiciary will be ex-
erclsed in their full extent bv the Judge OF
the adjacent district of Washington. in the
Mississippi territory, for, we believe. the
distance OF the seat of the territorial govern
ment from the town and neighbornood Of
Mobile, precludesall possibility of relief from
the interference of the local executive.
Nat. Int
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
ACADEMY AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
JOHN WOOD

Proposes to commence at Charlottesville in the
county Of Aibemarlc on Tire second Tuesjayof
September, 4 seminary for the educa ION of
youth, Of the age Of fourteen and upwards. or
the English, Latin and Greek Language, Wri.
ting and Arithmetic, the various branches Of
the Mathematics, including Geography, A,.ro-
nomy, Surveying, Navig tlon, Fertilization, and
Gunnery, as also M urs and Moral Philosophy
Fees Of Tuition, S II sue per quarter, paid
in advance
Board and Lodging may be had as Charlottes-
vile for students on very moderate terms.
August II. w5tl
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ROGER GRISNYOLD.
BY His Excellency's Command,
THOS. DAY, Sec'ry.


bAL hORf, august IL.
american Prizes.-Arrived, the fine Bri-
fish ship Henry, from St. Croix, for London,
taken by the privateer Comet, Boyle, of Bal
timore, after slight engagement of about
Is minutes-the ship mounts four 12's and
si2 6-pounders, is of the first class, coppered
to the bends 400 tons burthen ; has a car
so of upwards of 700 hhds. sugar, 13 pipes
OIL Madeira wine. and IA quantity of lignum-
vits-ship and cargo estimated at $50, oOO
dollars
Also, British schooner Alfred, Lorcome,
from Bermuda, for New Providence, prize
to privateer Spencer, OF Philadelphia, was
captured the 51st July off Watling's Island
Cargo, brandy, rum, claret, Madeira, al
mouds, Prunes &c.
Good "A letter from Boston states, that
the privateer ship Catharine of 18 guns, be-
longing to William Gray, Esq. of Boston
has captured his Britannia majesty's brig
Plumper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17

| q Capt. VI. ANTHoEY's Company O.!
Artillery, detached from Bedford county, ar
| rived in this clly On Saturday evening, on
their way to Norfolk. They consist Of about
100 hardy, well looking, young men, who Will
doubtless be great acquisition to our ht:l>
force on the frontier, and give q good &C
Count OF themselves in the day of battle,
should it arrive.-They will BE- invited to
partahc OF dinner to be provided by the
citizens. previous to their leaving this place,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
Ertract Of a letter from York, qatea
./Ltly 90. 1912
CHILLIcoTHE, August s.

Extract gfd ietterJrom Cafitam U5y. oChhc
amy Cf ohio, 10 ascntleDlan IN. mis- io.yA,
dated Sand7Uich, Jtiy %, 1872.
:" We have had tour engagements with the
Indians and British The first time we b at
them back and took the ground. The other
three times, we had To- retreat, without he
loss of man, only two slightly wounded -
one out of capt. Fryat's company, and the
other out of capt Cunnighams Yesterday
we bad warm engagement with a few Of
our men under the command of major Der
ny, particularly with the Indians, but had to
leave the ground with the los, of three men
out of our regiment, and we killed, it is sup
posed, II Indians, and took British captain
prisoner"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17

IMPORTANT.
From WiScasset, .4uguSt S.
Mr. JACOB BARKER,
Dear Friend-A London paper (the Morn
ing Chronicle, of the I'd July, by the Wash
ington, D days from Ireland, announces,
that government have come to a determi-
nation to give protection (by licenses) to all
American vessels bound to the u. S. laden
with British goods, either on British or Ame-
rican account, against British captures"
All American vessels were loading.
Your obt. humble servant,
SAMUEL CONY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
from Gen. HulPs .Armv.

We understand that Mr. Fowler, and
Mr.. Martin, who has just arrived, left the
army ON Monday evening the 10th inst. The,
state that there have been several skirmish-
es, In one OF which 500 barrels Of -four and
several other articles we're take from the e.
nemy The last skirmishes took place the
day they left there, and it was understood
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
Notice.

7 Az now furnished with money 20 pay the
4 Assistants for taking Lists Of the Manuf,c-
lures Of this state Payments will be made &c
my Office to the Original Claimants, or t,cir
order, provided the order rs for a specific sum.
ANDw. MOORE, VI. V ID.
August II. w3t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17

OrdcrS tn C'0uRcA.
No war by theU.S.
Capture of Ameri-
can vessels and
produce.
No British goods
allowed beim-
ported into the
y. States
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
LEXINGTON, (K.) Aug. 4.

awe were informed, after our paper
was prepared for the press last evening, that
a late order from the War Department, re-
CURES eleUen hundred KENTUCKY VO
LONTEERS, and four hundred Regulars;
we presume they will march in few days
for Detroit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17

Order Of lime 23, 1912.
War by the u. States.
Capture Of American
vessels and pro-
duCe.
British goods allowed
to be imported into
the u States
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
IMPORTANT.

From the Public .Adverttser. ertra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17
Last Nisut's Mill.
HIGHLY IMPORrANr.
From 1he Montreal Hcrula, L. ctrl, of
august 4.

august 4.
The following are copies of letters receiv-
ed from Upper Canada Containing the &C..
count of the capture OF Fort Micnilimackinlc
and the unsuccessful attempts OF the \ ne
rican Governor Hull at the River Car,nd.
Nlakinac, lsth Juiy, 1872
Dear Sir,
l am happy to have it in my power tn
announce to you, that Mackinac capitulated
to us on the 18th inst. 1T IL o'clock A. VI
Capt. Roberts at our lead, with a Dart -
# the 10Th K. V. Battalion Mr.. Crawl rd
had the com uand OF the Canadians. which
consisted OF about 200 men; Mr. Dicke ,,,,
l45 Slouz, ForlavoIns and Winebagoes, nv
self alb ut $50 men Attawas and Chippawas-
part of Attawas Of L'harb Croche. mad nor
arrived 1t was a fortunate circumstanrf.
he Fort capItulated with ut firing a single
gun, for had they done So, / firmly believe
not soul Of them would have been saved
Nj son, Charles Long!ade, Augustine Nolip
and Machello Cadottc, jun. have rendered
me great service in keeping the Indians m
order, and executing from time to time such
commands as were delivered to me bv inc
commanding officers. Inever saw so deter-
mined SET If heohie as the Chippawas and
AJtawas were.
Since the caPitulation, they have not
drank single drop of liquor, nor even XII
led fowl belonging to any person, "a thug
never known before, for they generally dies
troy every thing they meet With.
am, dear sir, your most ODE DIT serv't.
(Signed) JOHN ASKiN, jun.
Str. Keeper, Dep.
The Hcn. Col. w. Claus, &c &c.
Fort George.
ETtracf Of a letter from York, datea
./uiy %, 1912.
AT Sandwich Governor Hull landed on
the 10Th inst. with about 800 on 1000 men.
He has made three unsuccessful ATTEMPTS AZ
the river Caronde, where his parties have,
been repulsed. / trust, before long, MI.
Hull will have reason to repent his crossin.-
the Detroit
We understand from respectable authori.
ty, that SIX transports and a sloop of war.
with battalion of Royals, were in the river.
near Qvebec, on saturday afternoon.
-Four o'clock, p. M-The Burlington
Mail is not arrived, and we are just inform
ed that the American Post-Master has>yith-
in their own lines, detained the Courier
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-17

Doctors Pendergrast and Ross of the ".
>. army in conjunction with DR.. ). l.. Mitch
| ill, have discovered flint stones on the banks
of the Musconekunk river in New-Jersey,
adequate to the uses Of war.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
April 9Th.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA -.
.it Rstes holden in the Cle,k's Office Of the Snpei
riOr Court Of Ghancery .flr The Richmond Dis
trick, the End day Of AprH, 1912
Benjamin Ficklin, Thomas Chapman, surviving
executor of William Carr, decd. John FoS X
Robert II. Hooe, Pitfs.
dgdinSt
Thomas G.. S. Tyler, and hix
Wife, James Young, Edward Hyde, and T.
liGaheth Adie, executrix, and John Cook Ty-
Ter, de'isee of George Rodney Tyler, deed.
Dejts.
THE defendant John Cook Tyler not having
entered his appearance ana given security ac-
cording to 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: 1t is ordered, That the said defendant
do appear here on 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 CT
ty of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of The Capitol III
the said City.
A Copy-Teste, :.
WIN. w. lIENING, c. c.
April 9. w8w.
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April 9.
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
IT Rpies holden in the Clerf's Office Of tie Snbr-
perior Court Of Ciaacery for tbs Richmond
District, tie 2aa day Of Aprik, 1912.
Thomas White, Pstf
AgainSt
Joseph Iddings and Caleb p. Iddiugs, late mer-
chants and partners under the firm of Joseph
and Caleb p. Iddings and Andrew Schnec-
mann, Dcfs.
THE defendants Joseph Iddings and Caleb
p. Iddings not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act of As
sembly and the Rules cfthis Court and it ap-
pearing by Satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country 1t iSordered,
That the, said defendants do appear here OH the
seventeenth day of the next term and answer
the bill of the 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 ut the front
door ofthe Capitol in the said City.
ACopy--Teste,
WV. w. HEN1NG, c. C..
April9. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
4 Tutor WAMTER

Wanted, as Tutor in private familyin the
country, Man of good moral character, whd
can come well recommended, and who is qua
lifted to to teach Arithmetic, Algebra and Ma
thematics--Geography and the, use of the
Globes-HiStory and Political Economy--A
middle aged or elderly man would be preferred,
and it would be an additional recommendation
if be could teach. any of the modern foreign
languages, or the polite arts.---.For further
particulars apply to the Editor.
April 9. w3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
VIRGINIA

NlRllNiA
1t Raies holden IN he 'ClerPs Of,e Of The Su-
perioy Court Of Chorcery for the Richmond
Dii1ict, the ID day ej'Fsbraayy, 1879.
John Davis, PlG
against
Susanna Foster, Jannctt Scott, Walter Logan
and Peggy his Wife, aud William and Robi
M Mitchell, Defis.
THE defendants William and Robina Mitch
L ell not having entered their appearance
and given security according 20 the act Of As.
se,nbly and the rules OF this Court, and it an
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants ofthis country Il is order
ed, That the said defendants do appear here
on the seventeenth day Of the next term and
answer tie bill Of tho plaintiff and that CO.
py ofthis order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the
'front.' door oG the Capitol in the said City.
COpy-Tcstc,
WN. W. HENING, c. c.
a anil O. --tfrQ "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
w. r.

rNIIEmenbers Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in Virginia, most solemnly and earnestly re-
qucsted to elect and send from their several respcc
tive parishes, clerical and 10y deputies TO meet in
Convention IT Richmond the second Wednesday in
May next The present situation OF the Church
impcrousy calls for such meeting and IL is there
fore with conf euce hoped that, if spark of love
and attachment to the Church in which they
we're baptised and educated remain in the
breasts of its protesting members, they wilt
feel il kindling into warm aud holy flame anima-
ting their zeal and acti~e eNeTtons to rescue her
and themselves from the imputa,ion thrown out BY
the last General Convention held in the City of
Nev-HaveD, and couched in the following mortify-
ing words They fear that the Church in Virginia,
IS from various causes depressed, that there is
danger of her total ruin, unless great cxertions,
favored by the blessing Of Providence, are en-
i" ployed 20 raise her"
JOHN BRACKEN,
JAMES HENDERSON,
SgsYvirS Members oFthe Standing Committee.
WiliamsburgA pril 8, 1879. 3tw.
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TO UNDERWRITERS

PROPOSALS will be received by ME at the
Council Chamber, until the 10th of May
next, for covering the Mandatory of Arms
with Slate 1t will be particularly required that
the Slate be Of the best quality, not less than
twelve, more than twenty.four inches in
length the work to be executed in a work
maalike-manner, and to be completed by
the 18th ofNovcmber next. Bond and secu-
rity will be required, to be approved by the
Executive for due performance of the work, one
third of the amount Of the contract will be paid
in advance
WIN ROBERTSON, C. C.
N B. The Roofof the Mandatory of Arms
proposed to be covered with Slate, contains 337
Ia squares.
w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
VIRGINIA

At Rules h0lacn in the Cltli.s 15ie- of,ie n;
PeriOr Coart Of ChanoeIy .f;y che hi.hnsosl
Disriet, rte DAY Of doriI, 1912
iJohn Forbes, attorney in f-ct for Thompson
snodgrass, \ Go. RtE
i, Agains.
Washington Ware and Ulysses Ware, executors
and dcvisees of John Ware, decd John Ware
and Polly Ware, devisees of JOHN Ware, dc.
ceased, Feter II Ware, BENJAMIN ID. Willis,
and Patsy his Wife, which Peter II. Patsy
Washington, Ulysses, John and Polly are the
children and heirs Of John Ware, decd. Ma
~ Ware, the widow Of the said John Ware,
decd. Susanna Wilcox and Joseph IEaden,
Defs.
THE defendants BENJAMIN d. Willis z Patsy
his Wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act of As.
senbiy and the Rules of this Court, and it APP
Ieai4ng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country IT is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here on
the seventeenth day OF the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond,
for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in the said City
Copv-Tcste,
yvM. w. HENING, C. {.
April Gth t". wSw.
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MARcH S0tb 1919

The Keeper of the Pcnitentiary having no
tilted his intention to resign the said office OIL
the first day of May neXt,--The Executive Will
receive proposals until that date, from those
tnat may be DESTROYS Of undertaking the said
office.
WIN. ROBERTSON, OK. c. c.
n. b. The salary established by law is $500
exclusive of perquisites
April 8. TIM
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BACON's ABRIDGEMENr.

BACON'S ABRIDGEMENT.
THE NEW EDITION
Just published, and for Sale by Johnson q
Warner, Richmond,
A NEW ABRlD6EMENT
OF THE
- T. A w.
BY MATTHEW BACON.
WITH CONSIDERABLE ADDITIONS
BY HENRY GWILLIM.
The FIRST American Edition from the sixth London
Edition, =
WITH THE
Addition Of the later English and the American
Decisions,
Abridged from nearly seventy volumes Of la
ter English and American Law
By. BIRDAVTLSoN, ESQ.
President of the Courts Of Common Pleas in tie
seventh circuit of Pennsylvania.
Subscribers TO the above WORK will please
apply for their Books.
April 9th, 1912. (w1m)
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TIME Subscriber intending to close his pre-
4 sent business this Spring, offers for Sale,
his entire STOCK or GOODS, either at
wholesale or retail for cost, anil charges, until
Tuesday the 28th inst. where all Goods remain
ing on hand at that time will be positively sold
at Auction without reserve, under the drecti-
on of Messrs Moncure, Robinson & Pleasants
j. B. SEIXAS
Richmond, 9th April, 1872. ids
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SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.

SUGARS, RUM, WINE, &c.
ASA OTIS offers for Sale,
50 SOL hh bIl9. MUscoyADo SUGARS.
90 Hhds, Mort hern RUM,
80 Or. Casks TeneriHe WINE,
3 Half Pipes Madeira do
4Pipes real Cogniac BRANDY,
'- Loaf SUGAR in hhds. Boxes and Barrels,
50 BSi.. PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
80 Bags
20 Casks CHEESE, Gin excellent order.]
Hhds. COPPERAS,
30 Boxes Fresh CHOCOLATE,
10 Casks do RICE,
100 Boxes Soap,
400 do. Candies, ass'd sizes,
Bbls. refined Lamp OIL,
90 Bigs PEPPER,
90 Do. AILSPICE,
NADER & LOCKWOOD; with very general
assortment Of GROCERIES all of which will
be sold at the most reasonable prices.
Richmond, April 9lh. 1912. WOW.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CARY STREET
MILL BE 50LD--At Public Auction on
w the promises on Wednesday the 18th
inst. LOT OF GROUND on Cary street, con-
tanning % feet front, running about 0j #. back
on which there is well built two-story brick
WAREHOUSE 80 by 80 feet; in good order,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE SO BY 80 feet, the
under part (or lower story of which is well
calculated for Store and Counting RoomSto
which is attached good out Houses, Stables
&c. &c.
1t is Unnecessary to say more of this Proper.
ty than that it is situated nearly opposite to the
best Establishment on Cary street (Moseley's
Hotel, it is convenient to the Basin, equally
convenient TO the RocksLandng, at which place
in a short time Vessels from below will deposit
and receive their cargoes, and directly in the
neighbourhood, where it is conJectured, the
Farmers Bank (if established) will be kept
Terms of Sale, one third cash, one third in three
months, the remaining third in six months
Notes with approved endorsers, payable and
negotiable at the Bank, wilkbe required,
THO MAS TAYLOR.
Richmond, April s, 1912. eptds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
Efghieea "Fregh Causes" ofIVar.

On examination Of Lloyd's Lists, we find
thal in the short space of one month, from
the 2lst Of January to the 21st of February.
inclusive, the British cruisers had captured
and sent into England, under the Orders in
Council, eighteen american Uesscis of
which FIVE belonged to the port of Balti-
morc.-Bakt. american.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAFE.

Fron, ne New HamESSire Gazette.
To our friends at Distance it will give
pleasure tn learn, that the result of the e.
lection in Hampshire will bc--a Re-
publican Governor; Srepublican and fed =
eral councillors-9 republican and federal
Senators; 106 republican and 20 federal re
personalities.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
ARRowSMrrti's MAPS.

ANU w - II NM
USF PUBLISHED and for sale by Johnson
& Warner, Richmond, the Maps of Europe,
Asia & America. AFRICA viii be published
in few days. Subscribers will please apply
for their Maps.
The highest price given for all kinds of clean
Linncn and Cotton RAGS, as above.
April 9th. (w1m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

lDELEGATEs TO THE NEXT GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF VcRGINIA.
Raufco, Thomas III. Prosser,* Jackson
Fravser*
Shottsyivania, Robert Stanard, John
Quarles.
King George, William HoOe, Cadwalla-
der Dade.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

IKE etaLy of age--i:nmortaI hate
We recommend him, however, by all me.ns
10 study even his revenge--Grl 10 Keep his notes
least, as was the Case on Chase's l,npcach-
ment, ~ should again be noaplus'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

At FIVE o'clock, tomorrow evening, dis
course will be delivered at the Capitol, by
the Rev. Mr.. WILLIAMS, d Missionary
Minister from the Synod of Virginia.
Richmond, April 9th.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09
= Vv1v Members.

WILLIAM c. WILLIAMS, Esq. is q can
didate to represent the City of Richmond il
the next General Assembly.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

WILLIAM JONES, Esq. Of Philadelphia
is appointed Comnissary General of tn,
Army of the United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

Mr.. RANDOLPH is said to have been tho
principal opponent of the new embargo; and
II. CLAY, its great advocate!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-09

DAVID HOLMES, Esq. is re-appointed
Governor Of the Territory Of Mississippi.
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VAIL & ROGERS

VAIL & ROGERS,
II ave reeei,ad supply of Dagon or Con
Street.
April 9th w12w
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From the Alexandria Herald.
SECRET JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, AhrH L, 1912.
A confidential message, in writing, was
received from the President of the United
States, by Mr.. Coles his Secretary, where
upon,- 81.
The house was cleared of all persons ex-
cept the members, &c. The Message was
read as follows