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NOTICE 10 IRAVELLt.R,.

ne 5na.iriber residins at Hopeful Mia in
AIbemsle county. virginia, has troyifp.d ever,
ding torenAr comfort to the traveller iia has "a d.
selisot dry settlers for carriages Il viii accomno.
daic those wbO eiene to call on him, on rs reason
abe terms y snj situation Ofthe like kud in Vir.
ginia bfInceItnated on the main Road from the
over parts Il the state 10 all the springs ana
thuss who J,pOss 10 board by the week or month,
.haIi be ., olmnOtated with private rooms, grain.
&c. on reasonable terms.
The Edn's u the EnqDirer, Argns, Va. Patriot
sd Nuriofi Herald are requested TO pubtis., his
zee wseh IN their respective papers and transmit
'r aceou'ts 10 Charles Whitloek Esq Riebmond,
rgina, kbo will pay them.
4 grn 90.
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UNITED STA rES' LOAN.

lTGGsMy DeP1TfneHt,
-dtrif 18th, 1918
Thu ne ucrsoes who have subscribed to the United
Era.tai' Loan OF Sixteen Millions OF dollars, prior to
tst,ss~y OF the present month ct April, are
eireby notifies, that different from those
Ger which they made their subscriptions have been
,pliowed to the persons who have taken the ain.
der of tue said Loan OF sixteen millions and that,
contorsaahy TO the puoic notification from this De-
partmeut of the 1sih OF March last, those who
subscrbed prior to the LIST Of April have the prt-
vilege of taking the thus subsequently, allow
I'D !. and which terms are as follows, VIZ.
4. That the subscriber shall receive six per
u cent stock, the intere.. payable quarter yesi-
w, redeenabIe NJ the pleasure of the Urited
States at any time after the end OF the year
1895, at the rate OF Eightyeight per cent 4;
or 100 dollars in stock for So dollars in mo-
uey. T,
Or, 4. That the subscriber, for every hundred
dollars an money shall receive one hundred
dollars ia the same species of six per cent.
stoek. and a, annuity for thirteen years from
the frat day of January last, OF one dollar and
fifty cents, payable quarter-yeary-
The subscribers who may wish to await them
reives of these terms, will present their serip-cer-
ssacates 10 the Cashier OF the Bank b. whom they
were issued and will express in writing on the face
of the eme which of the above terms they will e.
Iect TO accept and will receive from the Cashier
new scrip-cert6estes confornably thereto; the pay
'rnents upop which and funding where0tar to be eff
fscted in the same manner as before.
Such subsc rfbers as have already completed their
payments, and obtained certificates of funded stock
and ann,iitieson the terms originally proposed, are
90 surrender the same To the commissioner ut Loans
or TO the Register If tie Urea ury by whom they
were issued ex pressing their election in the same
manner; and will receive from him certihsates of
Funded stock, and of snnuties the may
be, in conformity with the eieetion they may thus
make.
ALBERT GALLATIN,
Eeeretary Of the Treasury.
APRIL IS. st
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ANNAPOLIS. April II.
PRACTICAL PAIRlNTISAI

y. wv lShL L - NIO iSM.
On thursday morning last when the c,ti-
zens OF Annapolis (sbout two hundred in
number) were under arms on the parade in
front OF the state-house, and shortly after
the enemy's feet had anchored OH the har-
Dor, General Williams required ninety vo-
iunteerS from the companies. to defend the
old fort at Horn Point, (within about four
mics OF the shipplng) when considerably
more than the number called for nobiy step
ped forward and Immediately rendered their
services. They were marched over in the
course of the afternoon, and are now on du-
~ under the command OF Lieutenant Clarke
OF the regular army. and Ca plain Sanders
oil the militia. Yesterday at noon when the
shipping were about weighing anchor TO
proceed up the bay, 2 or IL shots v ere r.
ed from the battery on the Point, with the
expectation OF bringing them to an engage
ment, odt |oh" Blu thought proper to pnck-
&c the insult and sneak OF without even an
swcring them. Several distinguished mill
tary Characters were in the Battery at the
time, amongst whom we're general Will
ans, major DIX, capt. Kent aud Others
Fron the cool and deliberate firmness eviu-
ced by every man ia the battery, we are sa-
tiShsd they al anxioasy wished them TO
approach within proper cannon shot and re-
turn the compliment. with very little
laoour the battery on the Point may be made,
to mount IS or 80 additional pieces Of heavy
ordnance. and it is evidently this most elisi-
pie Font III The harbOr ior a strasg fortitiCa-
ton. lt IS much more healthy raan Fors
Madison.
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$500 .Acres.

AID heirSs par; os Robert Fosters Location, rhe
Land is to oe,-r-t,d with the first qualities Of the
Green River Lands, ana issapposed, two thirds OF
which are prime bottom Land, and in point Of wa.
ter it contains number of very fine springs--wth
few lets Of cleared ground, and cabins are the
only Improvements. The many advantages that are
attached TO this land, win make it well worth the at
tent'on OF any person wishing 10 purchase it is a.
bout ID miles from New Glasgow, is from the Bow.
ing Green and SIS from Nashville (Ten.) and has
country Road leading through it. A farther des-
eruption is deemed unnecessary, it is presumed,
purchasers would wish to have the Land viewed,
which will be its best Recommendation.
The land ~ill best suit to he soldn one, tract and
viii not be cut the title win be made undoubted x
the purchaser modated-For further particu-
lars line addressed to the subcrber and directed
to jamestown Post Office, will be attended "a.
JAMES J. FOSTER.
Prince Edward Apsil1s. 7tp
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"a and Acasta of ~ guns. who, after d.
tention of "a hours and IN aking pr!soue rs OF
war ct the following Americans. suffered
her to proceed, - wit. John WEIGH. George
Watts, James Sherwood. Jonn FreeHans
John Fletcher and John Bell
On Wednesday morning, twelve league,
East of Boston Light, ve>sel was bearded
from the Shannon. thc 7 4nedos IN coupe-
N.Y. and was Informed they had taken ne
thing,
L was reported at Porssaout', en- Wed
nesday ttltse British snip of war ~ss
wrecked or the Isle Of Shoals the night
previous.
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EpIscoplL coNYANlION.

CONVENTlOs Of the Protestant Episcopal
"a Cburcl, lu the c,mnonT OF Virginia will
be held in the cat OF Richmond "n tie fourtl,
Juesdsy,In Missy rfxt, being the 25,, day { the
z.a Tsontb oaeJ Parish will send 2 Deputies Of
,i,um the Ministef shall be one, aud IN those Par.
ishes where there Minister, it is required that
swo Laymen be close.
The Clerical Dputies are requested to lay before
the C6nvenioa full statement OF the Church,
within the care G each respectively, agreeable TO
the 18th CaHoH Tor the Government OF the said
Church.
" BY THE CONVENTION.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
.i5yii 90. St
or The Ediprs Of Newspapers in Virginia viii
please give thstbOve few Insertions.
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albany, IhriI IS.

'aI0dHy, NfrH 49,.
we asked in our last, if General Van
Rensselaer, did not, soon after the affair
OF Queenstown, declare in effect 20 an off
Ger, that IL would have been a fine feather
~ our cap u ne mad succeeded but that
az all events the expedition had so damp
cd the ardor Of the troops that they would
not want To cross again into Canada that
year and we added that we had Droof tina
he DID. We now ofierthis proof to the public
ana 0eS TO refer the reader.to Col Mead's
statement tor further explanation.
ET'TaF " letter from Col. PHrLE1u.
SWIFT.
ALBANY, I'd April, 1918.
" In compliance with your request 7 state.
mat a short time after the disaster AT
Qdeenstown, ! was Informed that General
Van,Kenssela er had resigned the command
to General omyth, the certainty of which /
called on General Van Rensselaer, TO knov,
when conversation took place between
the General and myself, in which he Oh
served, that 1t had been said that VIII p anv
hSht'hE was to be done. myself and the re
gmcnt under ny Command world he orr cf
tnS way or out of danger. TO which rc-
P,ieu, that mad no idea that a general.
VINO had declared chat Canada ought no,
TO be Invaded with a less force than TO,
fifteen OF twenty thousand. would atfsron,
20 0F0ss the river and that ~ very DANCE
rous place, With g or 10 hundred men. The
General with cons derabl. warmth. an
s"ered, MatTfhey Ind uceseded. il sgoull
haUe bee" aF7e FRAZIER in Ghcir can; and
az al eDerf' u 1eouid daD,h ne arior OF
me fT1H7s So Ihaf lEry S0ouid not ggank IL
er9sSIH . canaaa nIs Jaii, or words Co shat
ehect' ne manner ~ whi.h Cen. Van
u nS'e'atr expressed himself On thi, o~ca-
s'ch. mace very deep impression on nv
mind, thinking as did at thar time th,t
The Object u me campaign must BE- Given
up aud Illustrated ~ that rasl, and Hl. 80.
su eroject as mnst IN dety call it.
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to acquire property by plumber It is sup
posed by some, that a civil war will break
out among them, and save US the trouble of
chatislng their ms Hence & violsuce. The
com nencement of war with US. will be the
sgnai tor their destruction. Our frontier is
,hckiy settled with brave & hardy popu
lation who wait only for the word to Strike a
blow which. if it does not extermina,e. will
drive them forever from the territory they
nov occupy. 10.
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f'eterssp1s, .9ey;E Sc.
Extract 20 the Eai.or-Gatfd

ChiHcothe (Ohio 14th .s1rR.
4 nave lust heard, from unque sonabie az, hori-
y, ust our little array st the Rapids o, the Mia
ni, are in great apprehension of being cut off, and
greatly Tear for them, unless assistance can he
sot 90 them speedily The Pennsylvania and Vir-
gina Aiilitis are discharged aud the for, is now
guarded 10y about one thousand men General
hARR1soH IS there.--'fhe Indian Spies came We
~ near thc tort few days sgo--a private soldier
!" "e regular service was shot sid seaiped only
one hundred and forty yards from, the picquets Of
me tort Probably by the mail may be en-
-bie. 90 giveyou better :nformation-A large bot.y
% hentncsy and Ohio militia will be w,h Harrison,
Possioe' IN ie" days. IatskHgcacer.
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NEW Yong Anil 10

The Hero, Barrows. fitted out at Ston-
lngton, and manned with volunteers, went
out IN pursuit Of the Fox. and off Block Is
land was fortunate enough TO fall in with
and capture her. The Fox mounted brass
guHs and had On board the first lieutcnant
OF "a, and the captains son of d.. Cap
tain Barrows had orc man slightly woun
ID d.
Several British seamen have made their
escape from Block Island, having been
visions
A letter from Eastport, oS. the 9TH inst.
says, A gen 'eDen only three days from
Halifax, informs, that two "a gun ships
three trigatee. and three sloops of war, had
Just sailed from that place, to cruise IN Bos-
ton Bay"
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BALr1monE Annil "a

me enemy's squadron st'll remains De-
low In addition to our military means Of
defence. which are ample, government nave
employed several private armed schooners
an barges to check the depredations which
the British shooners and tenders may at-
tempt near the mouth of the river
american.
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

'E>WO or three Apprentices, from ~ to Ii year \
old Will ne taken at the ollice OF the Daily Com
pier. Their literary as well their technical in
s'rnct'on viii be carefully attended to- Apply i'm
nediateiy to
L. ANDERSON,
p. DUVAL.
April %. o
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Dry Goods.

'SNiE Subscriber has just received from New
York consignment OF Dry Goods, amount
10000 dollars, consisting Of Dimities Calicoes.
Csn'b,ick musiins, Cotton Hosiery. Cotton Shirt
ngs, Marsees, Shaws, Bsmhazett, &c. Also.
Boxes Wool Cards, No 8. which are offered NJ a
small advance on the cost, by the package applied
foe 80
April IS. o.
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AUCTION.
oNgHuNDRED & THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS,

TN two prizes. each Of S5o0oO, enc of $50 600 81
III one of &lO. OUO--rsrnsin undrawn In the Med
,cal CoiJgs Lottery the FIRST drawn ticket on the
6thtot MAY next is enti,ied TO one OF the S50,o0O
prizes: 81 few Tickets warranted undra~a can be
purchased If applied ios before the st of May also
Tiekets in the Hospital snd IN the TRINITY Chul 81,
4 batteries now drasrI can be bought al the pre-
r.nt prices iii thai ny, at the Lottery ofsce Of
the subscriber wherth regular Register Book will
he kent, abbroSej MRS, PRICE Tickets Bank
Notes Of ofher MGteewiii be received ~ payment
or exchanged. -
y. KURSHEEDT,
II few 'c0rs below the Bel Tavern.
April %.
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URBANA, April 7.
.Ne<,- YorS. .S5riI15

Ar.;., p.:1. n Wv O'h, HOT'- TO.
from 81 Ubes-salt. AIomlay evening. was bo.rl.
ed OIL The hcnk by the AcNsts frisa,c. tat. Vainn,
"a co. 'he Dragon ~ had eft The II ok the d.y
hef"re tor The Chesapeake. Tie captain OF ,he A.
9"sta p"t on board the Doroth-, Nessrs Dn,n,,.
Lan'ion' Merr'ek and Greenhow, the pas .engers
IN The 1chr Maria LOUISA, Br .oks, it'll a cargo If
cotton, from Savannah bonnd TO Bordeaux. hut
%as making Tor New York, i" distress, eaptured by
the Acasta, and sent INTO Bermuda the captain Il
ere" detained on board the frigate. These eemtIe.
men speak in he highest terms Of their en-,
while on board the Acasta, and inform that the Val
iant had captured Ere ELI corvette OF 500 tcrs.
ON nornesu1 hound to Hestnn the dsy before
sh- was taken, she had been chased bg two frsatss
The officers OF the |Acasa said they expected from
rng'a"d 20 sail fthe line s. 40 Irigafes BOMB,
e9e TO 6ona6ard .Norfo g Balti,;ore One hun
nreu ana hve gold Watches and Chains. 4 bale of
.i' s"ois ami otber articles had been taken oat nj
the sshr Julia from France, driven ashors at Lezc
Branch. " ~
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EIfracf ofa letter from senHeman az
Sackrt's Rarbor. 10 lis E.isna IN " YORK.

Extract 81 a letter from, n genHeman az
saekri's Harbor, TO his friend IN W YORK,
dafed HhrH Q, 1913.
r. great number of our brave tars have
died this winter with the lake fever, and a
number are sick yet. Yesterday was launch
ed the pilot boat buis schr. The Lady OF
me Lake. Our fleet is completely rugged
and manfred, and consists of the following
vessels, viz.--Ship Madison, 90 guns brig
Oheida, l8 guns schr. Hamilton, 9 guns !;
schr. Governor Tompkias 6 guns schr.
Conquest, guns schr. Grower, guns
schr. Pert, guns sChr. Fair American, I
guns schr. Julia, 2 guns; schr Ontasio, ]
gun schr. ScOurge, guns schr. Eliza
beth, Q guns schr. Lady Of Tive Lake, 8
guns and schr. Mary. BJmb vessel. This
day the keel was laidfor another hip that
is to carry 81 guns. The ice viii break 40
IN ten days, and va have our sails bent !;
SO before write again we may expect y
battle. Kingston is thirty miles fr04 this
place, and the ROYAL George ard Egrl Mi.
ri are there, and "a tile ice Dreailsup la.er
there. We may have a chance 81 taki O.
them before IheY form Is junction WIKI tire
vessels at Li;ile Y,~&. The Fair AmcTi-
can IS commanded by Idcut. Chaunce,
brother TO the Comnio4cge TLerc afc
about FIVE Thousand troops here read
to march the monenS we sail for Kings
ton"
The ship Harmony. Brown. from cal-u.
n, with "a valuable carg0 ijr PnladvlpAii
na~ariiyed az New BEDFORD.
Arrived rcr,usues ship + elic'd ,dc, Con
salves, rs days from Z 6nrrige aitn $50
pipes 81 wineto l.. Roy. Ba, ayd aod tl'E
vsrs. The Felici1ade was board z reat
Sandy l}cok - l.. g, NJ. 81 IS Yaaat 8
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WAsH.MSToK. Aprii Ii.

WEN. H. CRAWFORD, Esq. having resign
ca MS station ~ the Senate of the u States,
w. u. BULLOCK, Esq. has been appointed
pro temPore by the Executive of Georgia
TO supply the vacancy thus ccccasioned.
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HARrroRp. Con. April IA.

HARTFORD, Con. April IA.
On Thursday last, upwards OF 500 re-
cruits belonging to the 25th regiment u. s
| infantry marched from this city 10 join the
grand army az the northwarei--they were
generally stout hardy young men al OF
which had been enlisted in this district,
WITHIN very few weeks Notwithstanding
all the raw head and bloody-bone pictures
which had been presented to their view in
the Mirror. They were all in complete
uniform, and made a very handsome an
prarance their music was uncommoniv
good, as has been their conduct during
their stay in this place, which may in a
great measure be attributed to the correct
discipline OF Colonel Cutting. who superiu-
tends the district-They lef, here in fine
spirits. under the command of CAPTAIN
Battey.-We wish then an agreeable carr.
paign and safe return, after HAVING accom-
oli shed the purposes for which they e.uis-
ted.
w. CARLISLE, April 10.
On wednesday morunw Ias-, d detach =
ment OF about $40 men of the United States
army, under the command of capt Pent-
LAND lefs this place for Phhadelp, a.
Yesterday arrived here under the c om-
andot Colonel Preston, from Virginia, 500
OF the u. 5. troops.
LOUISVILLE. K. April7.
~ N'S P'SN-iiIGI from NilCGluSS. we
lie arm, that keel boat Conveying Drovisions
from that place to Fort Harrison was az
lacked oy party of Indians who killed
w" OF the crew and wounded seven the
nrst IRE. one of whom has since died. The
surviving par, pushed off the boat &c rowed
60 the opposite shore, aud by the rapidity
OF the Wabash, occasioned by the late rains,
luckily made their escape, and arrived safe
at Vincennes.
URBANA, April7.
Passed through this place on Monday
last, Major Balls squadron of light dra-
soons on their way 60 the Rapids. Gen.
Harrison passed through Piqua on Thurs :
Gay last and is expected to join them to-
morrow at Findiay's Block house,
we understand that 1900 Kentuckians
lett Dayton yesterday and Will be here to-
morrow or next day.
FORTY men are employed at building boats
for the transportation of provisions from
Fridays Block house to the Rapids. Two
boats Carrying 80 barrels each, viii be star
ted tor that place on Sunday next.
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no SUBSCRIBERS.

respee,fvly requisite to remit their dues by the
mssseers of the satare, which meets next month
In this city,. liz interest OF the Editor viii impe-
rioisy compel him discontinue the papes's OF all
dasraut de fauiters. ~
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WANTED.

Ri fsis OEce two .4ppssntises, to learn the
.fSintis, 5us;ness from IS TO i6 years Of age-
Iwe sns..rt iais from che Country SroHls se pre-
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VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS
Ohm Co,,1tu


VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.
Ohlo County.
&c. Jackson 100
Il. Wilson ZIG
MonongaHa County.
AT the close OF the second day.j
j. O. Jackson 22I
II. Wilson $50
There is no doubt we are happy to learn.
OF Gen jachson's Election. The counties
OF Harrison and BROOKE are vet 10 vote, aud
will give him a large majori,y.
IfnirJac county.
John Love, Rep. l67
Joseph Lewis, Fed l2I
Mr.. Lewis's total majority is 17Y votes,
very considerably less thau heretofore -,
Fairfax last year gave federal majority.
Mn. ln!.
A rumor has gone abroad, wl7ich we M
ticc only that 1t should not be misunderstood
servant who had been some time rmploy
ed IN the service of Mr., DashkDR. Russian
minister, had been discharged in copse.
quence of repeated misbehayicur and under
the express terms of his engagement in case
OF misconduct. This man, after cxercjsine,
vexatious, and under our Jaws, an irreme-
diable persecution u the minister, purs,ed
him To this city, spd renewed the same
course OF insult and 7bu>e; and he at length
found an attorney who knew so ittle Of law
or proprie'Y, as to institute 2 formal process
az law, and 10 attempt an -rresr of Mr..
Dashkof, sei4iug ,ooment when Mr..
DashkoH was dining abro5d. 70 aggravare
the insult.
In th,s case, Gle ieaor7rco of the attor-
ney can alone hE pleaded. tut the malice
Of the servant ~hose ,aisc. 1duct had expo
sPG hitn IN removal it, i4.e f-t.a ~.,,,e-
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Aprila3.

NOTICE.
y l liz business heretofore carried on in Msnches-
4 ter under the firm Of B. Dennis, s. Co. will
Tor short time be discontinued, owing to the bad
state OF health or Mr. benjamin. Dennis, who wishes
to spend the approaching season At t.e r:i,gs !;
persons having claims against tho said firm are re-
quested To bring them forward to him for adjust
ment, (who is alone authorised settle the transac-
tions OF sad frm) Aud those indebted will please
to make immediate payment.
IL. DENNIS, & Co.
.9prik IS.
AZ ILL be sold at pnblic auction on Thursday
w the 2tst day of May next, under the super
intendance and management of Mr.. Asa Otis, their
cutre stock Of
GR o G f RIES 6,
Consisting of very general and complete assort-
ment-Terms made known on the day OF sale
.9,pril 80. 3,
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For SuIe,

My MILITARY LANDS, in the state of Ken.
": tucky--Situated in Barren County, on big
Barren River, and in the noted bend of the river,
containing about
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VE'HE sab,eF,er has for saIo some very excel
NE LIME.

whieh he vii dispose 81 NJ ~, most reduced
!, prieet at sis Grocery Hpon the Riyanus River
or IL pFsIcfds wIi the shortest notce de-
Ever any gcyhty By given period at any isnd.ng
Letzeen Mbth & Richmond.
w. WOOD.
Albemsrle, April %. &w
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With sincere respect, lam, sir. YOUR oh
PHI Ev1rc c,,-1rr

:" " oyaeken5ash, Esq. ria:-n,an .stbasy}
He9ashcan Corresponding Committee 5
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April %.
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Mr.. Lewis's total majority is 17Y votes
very considerably less thau heretofore -
Fairfax last year gave federal majority.
.Naf. I'M.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-29
From late French Poners:
sENATUS CONSULTUM.

Napoleon, by the grace ofGod, and the
Consultations of The Emlre, Emperor
Of the French, King Of Rally, Protec-
tor of the Confederation of the Rhine,
Mediator of the Swiss Confederation
SIC. SIC. SC. .
To all present and 10 come, Greeting
The Senate after hearing the orators
Of the State Council, has decreed, and
We order as follows:
Ertracf from the Register OF the Con-
serpatiue Senate, Of Friday, REQ 5,
1918.
The Conservative Senate, assembled
to the number Of members prescribed
by the arr. go Of the act OF the Conssita-
tons of the 18th December. 1899.
Having seen the project of the Orga.
mic Senatus consulte, drafted agreeably
TO the form prescribed by the art. 81 OF
the act Of the Constitutions of Aug. 9TH,
1912.
After bearing, on the motives OF said
project, the orators of the State Council,
and the report Of the special commission
appointed at tho sitting OF the I'd inst. De
decree