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FEnnuAnY es, 1875.
Mr 'IILTs, ram the committee on Military Af,o,
Geli' erred The following report
Ihe ce1lniftee Of the senate On u,liarv aCrs-s ma,
derstning thst rieus differences os OF n, Yis, ii
between The execuiye sutho,ity oEiIe United S;a.-s
and he authorities OF sopc c. one individual s,n, a
RESPECTING The T3iaty powers OF TIE general 81 az.
foyernUe Ms over tho militia, Deemed it an nor,b ut
duty on them to cali for information w n that ~ lis
interesting sniJec; with view O. int. Ipasp Il Gsi,j
practicable, sore legislative provisions fnr the istuaj
accommodation of Puch difference Fer .h;- ,..,c,
on u.e 7th ofJaary last in virtue of rs uct;nrs g.,
tiie committees letter addressed 10 the honorhl
secretary tor tie department oc war coDy Of ,,bi.L
ACCOMPANIES tins rti'art cad IN rpIy q REQ, tn.
committee wed frOr- ira the letter and ducr
nents which alS1 aeeor'Pany t,is report
Although the return of peace mas fc. tie ,,r,-s..
~ ths eon'nitt"c from ttc ssity of nlryi go,
LEGISLATIVE remedy inr tho s unfortunate diff r-fces
yet the committee conceive that the points in n, Ell -
are ct utainpor'ancr ~ the essential rights and pw
ers OF The government of the United Sates andth
the professions Of the authorities Of the states tf ss
eln'.us Connecticut end Rhode Island, set up in op.
position thereto, hhow lcquiescea in might ne I,nrn.
ed iy the state authorities IN the event Of future yar
aId thus deprive the eoYernueat of the Uited States
O'sc'ne OF It's f1oot efci Mt ,eg:tfms'e means orD-os
ctOg such war with yigor ana effect; he COMMITTEES
have tbere're thought proper present the uaprrs
concf rn'n; this subject to the senate fer corserat
On.
Wrist the committee viii rci~in from entering
" i'iplf me gf0nDdS taken by th
ecuiNe soterpihs VI ons subject, and erIJ2ii,.d in
t'tI tier othe secretary Gpr tie dc,artu,e,, ri war
they ieti themselves iH'seiled by sense of Justice ~
express decided appreciation % s ctrtuc, in snppor
tng AMI preserving the contribution If Tho TT,i,,T
Sttcs .so"ist thr elects Of tie pctenoons If the .o
StholN ;aior' ssi, VIII hafter full ca s,,erpt9n the
eonir'tee believe not warranted bv The 20 siiii,r
hef h'onc'be from any fer and irsf Interpretation
Off princip: ard nects The direct and ;,,evit,bls
ter" enes ri th0gc prctensiors in the Opinion of ge
co'arrtec, would tP tod priys the ovcrinr eat Of the
or''o states ~ pov~'rs essentially necessary to insure
'c copnon detece, Of the greet st objects enrn
Tn'cd to It's ctarT 60 introduce 6scop~iatf an con
u"hctery conncils into the rational de5ssaous upo,
aport 'oo, OF all others, requiring union os
thought and NJ aciiot; To chang the fir,lanontsI
character ~ the Constitution itself and TINA eventually
70 produce ~ Destruction, by dc6lnsting the govern,
.net and rendering Il Incompetent n the great Oh
Jsc,s OF w institution md In substiiiGs in IL stead the
hlsmepbernent ri The o. tied states with AZ tho h
Ilpie consequences respectively resulting from dis,u
| on.
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VIII tise place at New Market Oh Thursday. tie
SIth Gay at April next These csle.sed racers were
ho,' winners At New-tlarket last fLi meeting-are
both OF the sc OF four wars this grass an e.. us
near1y equal IN speed before ,n,tclssl-
are to run two mile heats and REPEAT, carry s loo,bs
ana VIII, m a,i probability, exhita contest more ,el
eson 10 scitsemri of the tu.t well Us others fond
Oh th's aSlnnabe ;useiacnt than vas cy.r experien
ced ut any ground
The Subscriber, who is proprietor of the course. an
ucNatmS mitch company The occasion, will make
sueh .; arrangements Tor the accommodation Of gentle
mch their servants d horses tie tavern OF New
MARKET, aid the Virginia lnu, IN Petersburg as can
not TAI suog satisfaction, q will with ,ielsurr, ,es.,,e
r"tieniarruoas beds, and stables Cor those who pre-
vously hes eak them.
JOXNWORSRsylE
~ Is On the succeeding day nj the nstch-race.
purse % Tho fissrr cni fyls Dollars will be hung
up vt the post rec for my nag vhasver, trimming two
'hHe heats anG repsat, carving the weights Of the
course, entrance i5 dosrs-In consequence ,t which
halt tie umia toll viii be collected az the ea, each
S'ty--Io wit--iorr wheel carriages Ss-iwo wheel do
ar,' horSeInen Is Cd ami foot passcnrcrs, Cd j. w
I.uci, -. fs,rl
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DOCUMENTS

CoMNITrEE Cg4y5DtR,7
ero jar. Z, 1875.
he CON -pftce &c The senate m military ss.ir,
thoihies ofte Un'ad States end of e,y,s Of ,ho 49,
Viual states, respecting The relative conrn.-d ortbe
Officers o. the regular army sid of ~. rnat;r. When
es'S to act together IN oe,tfn cases. has in ,eted
M 20 ASK im suen information upon fiat snbl c. ~
may be 10 possession n your dsrart,ncn ,,J =, -
Tnrr, whether 10 yodr Judgment some epi,Istse pro-
"s."s might not b. adopted, wira world tenn, IT, b.s
sch dt' renee, to prevent the rccurrenoe cfo,fs,s
no" the same eanse, and 70 faciaate the Operations a
Won't department N thstrespe
~ niea'sd, sF, N ace IT assurances ~ nv 20 oon
siderHton, &c.
Tie honorable James Monroe.
Secretary ior Ui5 jepa1ment of vsT
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PUBLIC SAiN

fUDLtC SALE.
e IN Thursday the Goth DAY Of Apra next, will be
- sold to the highest bidder, for ready money, be-
Ior the d'or OF Robert Moseley Tavern in the nwn
OF NewCanton, the following piopeity mad over In
us IN trust by john Wondf. 10 SECURE he psvracnt Of
sum OF money ,nentimcf in the Deed, which OF re-
cord III Tie county court Of c,;is.aIn-0ne negro
n'Sh' QUE woman with her two Or three female chill
dren, several horses cart and one woke oCtyc,, bs
Stock o. cattle, hogs &c and his household furniture
we val convey s4ch title the purchasers as is vested
IN Us rs trustees. Jhunas Iitttadn,
20, Robert Ifoseley,jr.
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N )jTTI-E-

ENROM unavoidable circumstances. the sale of yveb
y ster y WOODS property, as advertised Ia taIc
place on Tuesday the 2sth March At the Kiug win am
Nib, IS postponed tiil Tuesday the 1iut 70 AprI
when h will positively take place
FreGLelcss Peasants,
Henry Io1bAils, jr. { rusteeu
march o5.---tis
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J. AND q. WOOD

5kAVE IN" rre>fUef q scqssqpte assortment r.
=, '5opTs az Peace Pieces, Consisting Of
cn1'eee'' CegrIricts Fta,ss Diasers, Lonr
March ~. n
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fa OIL. ai.--Nu. ios
LJtPOR73 a'iHIo yIIE qE'ELICi'Eg.
R,nf's p,tsy- S,;r,/ y,-,,,o -,-,,., -. ~

cie reHsiui I'll cases cf ri.ttalr~.
'SNiH 'nenmvfnience OF pressir- So sene,allv com
pS;,ei OF OF the HRS in vi, Tie aain.non Trss.es
IN use, ~ ,e construction of us truss conn
obvitcd by the mole in which the elastic cushion .,i
spiral spring applied. The rowcr with wie, they
act may he ralie at pleasure X he dsss,Sesil ..n-
affs'ns i,o;n tr'cor, is thereby entirely avoided a.,
''cai o. tic elasticity or pressure being N circular
spring, as IN ccmmun rrusss consists princ.psy m
a. elastic cushion. produced ~ srii-,i spring. ,ss.
Ting us powers solely 10 the aperture Or .reti ;,ar;
winch can he incrsls,' on duspishc,i a. pleasure 70;
exercise or rsst sy require This aeenous and i,,-
potant new constructed rrcs serves tor eiih-, riyht
ie', SIDE, Z; chans'c she girdic sl buckles on The
opposite s''e as the occasion nav REQUIRE For4.l-.
by TIE snhc'ibcs, eoe sciclsrs tor the city os I.c-
'nond a1d It's vicinity.
GEO. VI. CARRINGTOv, 81 Go
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

EEE The remarkable fine Fast sailing ship Mar
SISfcellus, copper fastened, and c. rered 20 tie
S1sos bends; burthen ss5 tons, V I'M Ward,
commander; provisoned, and has her tull crew ON
board, and considerable part OF her cargo engaged
Wilfsail with all possible disatca-or the remainder
OF her cargo, which will be taken on moderate terms,
or passengers, having good Recommendations. apply to
ELLIS e ALLAN. p
March oo.-tf
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A GRAND MATCH RACE
II ETWEES nv SIR Arcl,,. the ,ro
J. pesty Of James J. Harrison, Es,l and Oprimus.
The. OF = - -
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S FL o T. S

ri reduced PeGce Prices
sNib subscr Der, aloGt close .is present establish
y Inent, ofnsfc~ sale bis entire Sfook in L role.
consisting OF gIet. Tarciy Of Ladies Fashionable *
sni Morocco Sandals, ditto Slips Misses KHi s. Sins,
siudrens bootees-a quantity of ladies cheap Xii
shps-For Sale at reduced peace prices. b,
JOHN i3ESON
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W.ESTOVER FOR S.5I

An IH'trsoily, he first DIN Of .5,u,e nert. ,s:z
e1pose tofnbdc sale, onH enises, tifs s,pos
V1t'''o's, oeeMyd, and Gssir v situation IHs,,
are by an old sui.uey tIb,srrtys
1000 ACRES 0LI.AND.
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4 iHfTs@ty ns .hiist diy Of Tine neri, 1sR
W c1ipose to1tubdc sale, o,H enises, TINS ,,posf
vafs'6Is, 6eetlfttia, and desi, y stlaion. yh,,s
are oy an ota su''ueg, 1lb,rs.rt,s 9
1000 ACRES OE LAND.
'n ne fracs.1hrce hundred of,ebich are raeaclo.y
enaa s4e 'is''f''s hsh hn&. Tie neud,Is 1sas once
es1 n' aa toducsd most ASTONISHING crops Of
ro'7 Gay, aud tsjacco Tie ma;o, part rf6e k;gh
ana ~ e1rdt y.ot SUPERIOR to am Giiuioa q e. aide
81 tae '7ss'; hct1reen Pcimpltl ard .Na,faN Tier
IS Prom wig c'oa Of rshrat, ross e7-oi,s on M
s,,as q re grasSne firm and IS admirably a.
afapfed 10 ne culture Of earn and smaR grain ,Che
improvements on IL ore erts,isire and elegant. THe
.hrsson house, is of6fck, and IS large and comma
a@Ms, oins sr!y-fom feet By fery-fsao. and three
liz 81 ,aen On each floor are fo'r good rooms and
I. ''rge rdssafe n"dH sscEd not be hu-ar.li,g much
10 ddd ihaftfis lie best finished horse in Virginia -
nc ''t Hp,tScS ds ,nr,eos md neolrh, all ofJyicE
m Is ,;as 1eeled Mat o' fsson c,o ns an Id.
~ aa., hcstdes an iceouse fiereis nb
~ ",ost 's;ghf"t 'iei, rYiihin ffzu ytp,ls little
h1tG,e''. me gGr''cn is mas. ere Ten. ouc and
'ef enet2cst. 1r'h SrIck .raN IN Ect here are TO
Ie 'od ~. me neces5arTes a nast lie hLr5nfes of
tJ 'ic me''ts, 1SiLi f,zrl throughout s .rh0lc SEA
SGT ana fsA 'b ne year round, besides frequent AMI
co"aeniemf oHP0i1nHties Of getting sse.i,s Il, the
the ON ne 7vuterS below atkhsi IN f5ia tIe oyIce
Is e"a,Edoht heatifR u lies imnc,hafev o.. James
's1sI, "c' etsh miles Adore 6rs Po.chaflin and IL
q'Sfdt from richmond, tsrsnfy ire miles fcn, Peter,
arg, hffeeh md fran Nartok eiph,u 3H.y, is NJ,
ercetet landing for tie eiusry Of pochce z-hin on
He.. fo warts n one ofihs b0ro,s In stot Hlsste
al'sos' IAl ad'e On eart One fourth Part of TIC
Purchase money 7iiRbe reyui ed in cash, aud for ~
o'a'see 'rsth 1eresi from me time et my n7kiny e
csi1de, credit Of t1,ei5,s months MI be iio,s.I
,toii Me purchases sirs',g me deed Of ,st ON The
;s' ne same tine upon credit Of n,s r:gntis.
7riU SCI I7Iblch, ''
4 FEW VALUABLE NEGROES.
foi fsese bonds gah aberouecf securities xW be re-
q'arsd 5.fore :heir rcn,apal.
RfCIHRD ~ pYP !, -, r
Westover, March 90 --sdso
The Editors ofrtic Federal ite5sbFcnu Cce,..o.,
to1en ana tie United Stctes Gazette, Z IoliIafist
Prud are requested TO i1ssrt tie dbot,e until ire ,J
., SAL .''.a sc:;' cs5f5 10 fss ,tria. for eef
hr1icat. 49, T0' J"' 0e'-
The CO-pARTNERSHiP
sERETOFORE existing between tie subsori-
~ bers, (us;ling IN Rcl,inond) under The firm of
tObEhi NELSON & Co. was dissolved by mutual
consent, on the Goth Jan. last
AL persons indebted the said FIRM. are reouested
10 make: payment Robert x Hall Nelson 10
"hom t'iose "bd have CLAIMS will present. them !o-
ROBERT NELSON.
HALL NELSON,
JOHN Isle
. lhe busirrss will be continued 1t the came Mace
oy the subscribers, under the old firm
ROBERT NELSON,
=, HAIL NELSON.
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tIarch 81.
| THE STHSERIHERS

"'I leave IN inform tne npblic, ths.s.ihcv have
: comme.ce'l,thc 7ay9iliS suases- unsi.,.tL,.
firm IF For7eeR Sc lm,, II tse sign of the C:oe,,
Sheers, street. Richmond nearly opposite the ,itl,;-
nis 's', wherc tlGr hope, by tue st,ictest attention
rCnase
Ch9PLE.S Ko9B7SLL.
.yJ..1tTsS H. .Jf.c,S.Nc
n. b--Itey WI! Offer iii few l'sys aii assortment
OF H''rTeF'H Pdtent bcrrGIcl SvstifSers which. for
ease iegance and strength. interior " none a.s
exta t.
Mach o2 l.,
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POLTFfCfL.
REPORT Ok THE MILITIa
FIpnrAry es -,

IN SENATE or I'm INVITED sr4ray.
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A HOUSE, AND LO'V.
e.. AND S. WILLIAMS,

EPAFE rct received one case cf Six and Meriro
? Shaw's 4 BaIl Dresses of elegant patterns heb
Moe offered for sale here few days previous 10 their
heeg removed to New-Yorx.
= March 90 q.
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A CiRCULATIN5;-ji LjfYUIlEy+

is This Day obe,,cG ~,
EGGTEie COTTON, 1T bis Bn6t,s,crc, se,oat
Al doc aro'eti'e Ess:le. Tavern. i;;chmnpd.
The Trims cf 5'ebsc,ybEor .,ie.-
For the wear Seven Daliar,
SIX months Fos,r Dsiissa;,;
Three mp1ths Two DOTS & so cent,
. OIe month One Dollar
ne money 20 be paid when the first volume, are col.
ici inr.
selection Of Voyages Travels, Poetry PLAYS. Nc,
veis homances sud Magazine. CONSTITUTES with Neyr
fuh'cStons IN genera. the present Storl, nf Rocks
presented in the Cataioguc.--Bst na;,v hundred yo
nmes vii! be added OF such works as the taste Of the
public mar deem desirable
And sho'rd the enlightened citizens nf Richmond,
Manchester AMI their ,ic.;,es with their ,s,a' libsrs.
NY pattonize this attempt tn furnish at cieao rats,
literary banquet fr every Glars ef readers p Cot.
tom pledges hnseifto render this Circulating Iibfsrs
every why worthy of thei, patronage
March IS--tf j
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WHO Has FOR sale
80 Tierces Flax Seed
SIS Bales Georgia Cotton n compressed Bales
HOO Hays Liverpool ground salt, in . and Brshe
each
1900 Bushels clear white CAdz sat
Barrels sear Train Oil
Carey Street, Mareh 49, f.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

He only recalls into operation the DEGREES Of the
representative assemblies, sanctioned by the
nation. he returns to reign by the sole princi
pie OF Legitimacy, which France hes recognized
aud consecrated for IS years, aud to which al!
the authorities were bound by oath, from which
the viii OF the people could alone disengage
them.
Tho emperor is called to guarantee anew, by
laws, (and he has engaged TO do So in his pro.
clamaton: to the nation and tile army all the
liberal principles, individual liberty and equali
ty OF rights the liberty OF the press, and the
abolition oil the censorship; the liberty of re-
GgonS the vote of contributions, aud laws
| enacted by the representatives of the nation,
lawfully chosen; national property Of every
kind the Independence and permanency of the
courts ofJusticc; the responsibility of minis.
tiers aud all the agents of power.
For tue better consecration of the rights and
| obligations of thepeople and the monarch, the
| national laws are to be reviewed in great as
senby OF representatives, already announced
by tho emperor.
Until the meeting of this great representa-.
tive assembly, the emperor must exercise and
cause TO be exercised, conformably to the ex-
isting constitutions and laws, the power which
Tie general will and interest of the French
people makes 1t his duty to resume.
(signed) Count DEFFERMON,
and 40 Members
The Secretary general of the council OF
state.
(signed) Baron LoCRE.
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CHANCERY NOTICES.
VIRGINIA :

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
superior Courtof Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 32th day of Janurry 1915.
Oharles Gwinn, surviving partner oil Charles
Swinn and William Smith, late partners,
acting under the firm of Charles Gwinn 8. Co.
PitC
against
Elijah Beam, and Thomas Foulke, and David
Fulton and George s, arck, partners, acting
and trading under the Arm of Fulton and
Starck, Def,ts.
The defendants Eliish Beam, David Fulton
and George StarcE, not having entered their
appearance and given security according ia
The act OF assembly and the Rules OF this Court,
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this country: 1t
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the tenth 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,
Tor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Capitol, iii the said city.
A Copy-reste,
WIN. w. HENNG, C. C.
Aprli L. w8w
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BENJAMIN DU-VAL.
THE SURSCRIRER

Having declined business in the Mercantile
hne, viii devote his attention exclusively to
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
He has several good Yards on the Basin and
Canal. which he viii let for the deposit of Goals.
Also, Lot enclosed, lying on both sides of the
Canal, near the upper Lock, for the reception Of
Plank, scantIing, &c
He Will receive proposals until the first day OF
June next, for the building OF from twelve to
sixteen three story Brick Store and Lumber
Houses, at the waters edge, OF the Basin and
Canal, on ground rent or lease. The advanta-
geS those building sites possess, render them
worthy the attention of mechanics and others,
possessing capital.
.ARCHELACS HUGHES.
April IL w6m
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April l..
VIRGINIA.


At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 18th day of February 1915.
Waiter Coles and Sally L. his wife Pts.
.Sgairst
John Leslie ex'r' &c. of Robert Craig decd,
William Gait and Thomas Craig. EeG,s.
The Defendant Thomas Craig not having en-
tered bis appearance and giving security &C.
cording to the Act of Assembly and the Ruies
OF tins Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: 1t is ordered, That the said Defend-
antdo appear hers on the first day of the next
term and answer theb i'll OF the Plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the City OF
Richmond, Tor two months successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City.
A Copy--Teste
VIZ. W. HENNING, C. C.
hPril O. wSw
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April 4.
VIRGINIA:

At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the SUI.
Perlor Court of Chancery tor the Richmond
District, the S0th day of January 1915
David Rost, of the City OF Richmond, PfE
against
William Dayley, William Stewart and Kesiah
his wife, Sally Dayley, Joseph Dayley Rich
arson, Nancy Richardson, children and
heirs OF Fanny Dayley. deed. Douglass Day
ley and Elizabeth DayIey, children of Sally
Daley, who are heirs aud the four last are
also devisees of the said Joseph Dsyley, de-
ceased and the three last are infants. Defs.
THE Defendants William Dayley, William
Stewart and Kesiah his wife, Joseph Dayley
Richardson, and Nancy Richardson not having,
entered their appearance and given security &C,
coraing to the Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of this urt, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they Gre not Inhabitants of this
country 1t is ordered, That the said Delen
dants do appear here on the tenth day of the
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff ;
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted 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.
A Copy--Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
April 1. wSw
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VIRGINIA:
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the su.
perior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 30th day of January, 1915.
James Saunders, Ss.E
dgdinet
Joseph ID. Tanning, admir-, and Elizabeth Saun.
ders, adm'x Of william Saunders, deceased.
Def'ts.
TIE scire facias awarded in this cause not
having been returned executed on the defen.
dants, and tappearing by satisfactory eviden-c
that they are not Inhabitants of this countrv
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do ap>
pear here on the tenth day of the next tes.a
ard shew canse against the revival by the said
scire facias sought; aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two
months sueceslvlely, and posted at the front
door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
April 1. wsw
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April 9.
YIRGINIA;


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Superior Court OF Cnauncery for the Rich.
mond District, the 3Oth day Of January 1915.
Richard Epes admr de bonis non with the will
annexed Of Elizabeth Peachy, decd, Ph,f
against
James Ross surviving ex cutOr of James Mills,
decd the said James Ross aud John Minor
admors with the will annexed of Oyerton
Cosby decd, and Frazer Gregory exor. Of
James Gregory who was surviving partner of
James Mills, & co. and Mary NJ. Peschy adj
nistratrix with the will annexed of Tho
mas Griffin Peachy, decd, DeGf.
THE Defendant Frszef Gregory not having
entered his appearance and given security ac~
cording to tns Act of Assembly and the Rules
of this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that he is not an Inhabitant Of this
country It's ordered, that the said defendant
DO appear here on the tenth day of the nett
term and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City oil
Richmond, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door Of the Capitol, in the
said City.
A copy-Teste
WN. w'HENIEG c. C.
April 1.
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April l.
VIRGINIA:


At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich.
mond District, the goth day of January, 1915.
John CabeH, PlPE
against
Robert Crawford and Joseph Slater, DePls.
THE defendant Robert Crawford not having
entered his appearance and given security aca
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 first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city of
inchnond, tor two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the capitol. in the
said city.
a copy--Tests,
WILLIAM w. HENING, &C.
March 90. wew
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REPLY OF HIs MAJESTY.

Princes are the first citizens ofthe State -
Their authority is more or less extensive accor.
ding to the interest of the nations which they go.
vern--fb he sovereignty itself, is only hereditary
because the interest of the people requires it,
Independent OF these principles, throw Oft no
Legitimacy
have renounced the idea of the great en-
Pire, the foundations of which had only laid
IN iiftecen years. Henceforth the happiness and
the consolidation of the French empire, wi II be
TIE objects of all mylthoughts."
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STONE WARE.
The subscriber has on hand at his Mandatory,
large quantity of
NE ~ ARE.
April l..
On sMpeiior qnalitp, ana 1ueN a.aorfcd

0fsHpe'iOr quality, and rueH assorted:
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and will deliver the Ware in any part of the
Cny, Tree OF the expense of carriage, and at the
New York prices the freight from thence to
this place would average 20 FER cent at least.
Under these circumstances, he is induced to
hope that few, if any, will send their orders
abroad, when they can be supplied at their
doors, with better Ware and on ian better terms.
Phe following were the prices ia New York
previous 20 the late war, and he is determined
that no Manutactor in the United States shall
under-sell him at any time.