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HUGH SMITH,
IAN ACT


To amend on act entitled " An act for
enlarsing the market-house, improving
the market square in the town of a.
lexandria and other purposes.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted Dy tile Common
Council Of the town of Alexandria, that
it shall. AID may be lawful for the Super
intendantlof Police, and the committee
of council appointed agreeable to the a
boye recited act, SO to vary the original
design of improving the market square
and enlargiDg the market house, as tt
admit Of an attic story over the marke1
house now erecting on Royal.street, ane
they are further hereby empowered t.
|caase &c be erected, on the center of thu
said house, cupola Of reasonable & pro
her dimensions, for bell Il town clocl
Ito be erected thereon.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted
That the further sum of fifteen hundre,
dollars he and the same is hereby appro
eriated towards erecting the said house.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted
Ehat this act shall be in force from s at
ter the passing thereof;
| Passed ip council, this ed day of DC
lteber, 1916.
AUG. j. SMITH, President
| Of the Common Council Of
! Alexandria.
| 4 nni.nvad Cd October. 1916.
I EDM. /. LEE, Mayor.
i fsst--I. P. Taemps0s, 9. 6.
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& s..,s snnstph 10 become his competitor.
B a.uss = 81 with Potion, who although ne
$ .' IAN and sells the produce Of Ais
.PPst;on. vet does so at q fair price, 70
lan' srchaaats resident heres and receives
NE p. shsm the supplies necessary tor hls
81 o. sfnment, on which they ireqaeu'iS
! O ss;n exorbitsnt proilt. -. !.
pDia, Tbs ports 81 the Republic have pee ?
~ o,,erf to al nations, ard the eiS
!hfo~ os his liberal and enlarged mear
Sc :. : has been to Introduce in pr0saslon
81 fu's ', I'd and manufactures Of Europe
Fne !, ~, msr;ca. and at the same t,ae 10
~ .; 80. far the productions OF the Islands
priees heretofore unpseceoenase Sc -.
& n the various departments % &C. =.
...,u, !, Peiioa. is ably supported %
st. 81 e worth. zeal, and activity for the
1 s as Of whom,he IS Indicted not
49, 80 70 good foftuae, than to the force
u'o,s .cc = 81 his own discernment'
I Tie municipal police OF Poft.au
49,. reaoires mach improvement--nu-
..aroms iu,positions are practised uroa
S,ss;g .ers by that class OF persons who
ia NECESSARY, though not 9 very re-
snsetable appendage TO commerce. The
Sas laborersoften demand payment foi
s.orts never done. and threaten you in
sasa e refdsal. with arrest and prasetu.
t;an and If you have tirmness enough t
.ss;s, heir means, they attack you will
.ss fouIe and most abusive epithets
.rse Pilots TOO are much complained o
for the;r extortions and impcrtincnce; bBi
IS tE,ey have YOU most completely IN then
nawer. these complaints are rarely bro
before the authorities competent to re
Jress them. Proper diligence aad atten
,spt;on in the Police Officer. might YER,
easily suppress these inconyeniences
INIT while ihey continue as reafss as they
now are, strangers must pocket the Of
fence and submit to the trouble vel
as they can.
gaNo alteration has yet been made IN tn
Tariff fixing the duties on American
/, PRODUCTIONS. | am at a loss to under
Stand The propiety of the original distinc
t;on between the duties on importation
from America and from Enslaod,; aai
am still more surprised atits continusac.
IN contradiction 10 the promise made L
our merchants and agents here hope
hoveyer to have il in my poeer m iny
next. to i,.form you that this cause O
complaint on our part. no lougef exists
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|Holbrook,s list mate, Alexander shrp
81 England, John Stackpole, n. Nrk
Watson Scot, Petersbnrgb, and two blaci
seamen-P Persons saved in the boat
Isaac Lincoln, er,Peter w. seains
back, Ind, Mate, James A. Sweet, Z
Rim. Richard Holbrook, BENZ. Wells
'flanl. Abbot, III. Gardner, seAmen.
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NE1v.YO2K Sspt.sO, l8l6.

.
We have been favored by cur Bosto
Correspondent with Haiitax paper o.
the gIst3nstant.
The Grace Packet had arrived IL 5
DAYS from y. York.
he brig Jean, Williamson, had ariiy.
ed al Halifax, in so days from London
with adyices to the 18th of August, but
there was nothing new.
The brig AimeelLs had also arrived
there from North Britain, with ls9 pas
sengers.
The Right Rev. Lord Robert, BisheF
ofNoya Scotia, arrived IN the jean.
H4LIFaK Sept. 81.
Prc.iacial assembly His Honor the
Administrator of the Government. has
been pleased further to prorogue the Ge-
neral Assembly OF this Province, TO Wed
nesday the Goth Of November next.
Extract Of letter frum MusquodObit,
dated September II, 1876.
I" On Friday the 9Th inst. at 4 O'Clock
in theafternoon. we had very heavy t I'M
der, followed by a dreadful squall oil wind
rain, and hail. The hail stones were as
large as musket balls, iRternixed with
pieces Of ice of square and triangnlar
forms, measuring two inches long.
There are upwards of so panes Of glass
broken in the meeting house, and NUS
Der in the dwelling Ssuses in this village,
1t has materially injured he crops in The
neishborhood.'
St. J,tn's y. b, Sept. Z.
Arrived on Thursday last the brig.
Hydra troop ship, captain Roberts, bear
ing the flag of his Excelleacy Vice AID
miral Fraocis Pickmoge, Governor and
Commander in Chief OF TIM Islald and
Dependencies.-0n the Hydra coming
to an hor absut one O'Clock, salute was
fired from fort Townshend and on her
approach to Chain rock about half past
SIX, from his Malesty's ships lying in the
harbour; each of which were leturhee by
the Flag ship.
Same day-EIis Maiesty's ship Per-
sons. cart. Joker, and his Najesty's sloop
Pike, Captain Buchan.
On the Sist ult. arriyedat Newfoand-
land, Brig Ann, Captain Hamlyn. from
Cadiz bringing in part of the crew of
the American ship Mandarin, which
foundered at sea on the 2lst inst. in
latitude As, longituds 81, the MANDARIN
left ST. Ubes on the end August, bound
Tor Wiscasset, U. s. On che 18th expe-
gienced heavy gale of wind from the
Westward, which continued until the
aeth, when it veered round to the North
East. The ship was then iound to have
sprung aleak, and every exeltion was I'M
mediately made to free her, but on the
slst. finding the leak had gained SO much
as rend cred it impossible ito keep the
vessel above water much longer the
crew set about their own preservation.
Having stove the long boat in hosting
her out, they made q ration which the
first mate and Ave of the crew were plac.
ed. tie captain, second mate, and the
other six Of the crew then got into tbs
stern boat, and next merning were picked
up by the Ann, and bVpght ins Those
90 tue raft nave not since been heart
ess--Persons lett on the Rafk--Richard
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NOTICF

The subscriber wishes to CONTRACTING.
mediateiy for two hundred cords Of oak
wood, to be delivered at Fsrt Wasbiags
ton, ON the Potomac, for which ca "A
will be given.
FELIX ANSART,
Lieut.. Com.
Fort Washington, Tic. 4. 2w
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The following little song, written with
more than ordinary taste.is translation
from jacob, BY an unknown poet. II
must strike with effect upon the chords
|of every heart that is SUSCEPTIBLE Of feel
ing. .,..,, ,..,,
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Public Sale

I. ON Thursday nett, at half past 8 D;
clock, will be sold at the store Of John.
and Thomas yowe Il /, thirty-fve hid.
high proof St. Vincents Rum, on ere
dit Of sixty days.
2. 8. MARsTELLER..
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ADAM LYNN,
Corner Of Hing q st .as. ph Streets;

= CIo'' Pr SITteISs
HAsaREcEivgp
By ships Boston and big Thomas, an
extensive supply Of
Hardrcars, Cutlery @. Plated Tars;
Which be offers Tor sale On very low
terms.
ALSO,
90 packages assorted Hardware, Ger
man Coffee Mills and Pocket GI,sses;
Tor sale at very small avance, BY the
package.
september Is eosw
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ALEXANDRIA:
FRIDAY, QcToBak A.
Fredericksburg, Oct. /.

Just as our paper was going to press,Iw
were favored with the following ex.
tractot letter from Richmond, dated
Sept. so.
.The executive have this day defer
mined ona CaiIet the Legislature Pro-
clamations will be issued tomorrow, re-
quirias a Meeting on the lth Of Novem-
ber,"
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August 8

The Museum will be open
or ht reception OF Visitors, sn..'ohdqy,
gednesaay and Saturday 1isfnooHs,
rom % a'closk.
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TURNING,
n Wood and Ir0if.

lsdone at A. +, Covers PLASTER Mill
with heatness, cheapness and despatch.
October 4 st
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: - A.
E1tracts from letters received In sNsu
Tork.
g I.EeHoRN, 2sth July, 1916. !
I" The abundance ol our crops put,
gram or flourout of the question for the
present,
aOur.crops Of silk, en- the contrary
throughout Italy. have again fallen short
and it is feared that prices will be sup.
ported nearly as high this season as the5
were the last
!. NAPLES, 10Th July, 1915.
6 Our wheat harvest is nearly all IN
and will be the most abundant Known TO-
aea,rs past. There is no chance of an,
.all IN silks this season. as the crops II
Upper ItaIn are cut OF, the Sanesas oul
own. which will not yield mere than one
Isourth OF the average looked for.
MEDICAL.--Itis the opinion OF Dir
Watts of Glasgow, that :. since tile utro
daction of vacciaation, by which the
deaths from small pox are prodigioysl !,
decreased, the mortality of measles has
au yinented nearly in the sameratio ST
Ithat the total amount of deaths is the same
las il was 70, inerly !" See Monthly Re
Isiew for October 1914, vol. 70. p. COZ.
fEhe aortality of the measles has mot
Increased in the U. S.
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ACT,

IN AZ p
For the issuing of Due Bills in the name
of the Corporation Of ALEXANDRIA.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Com.
mon Council Of the town of Alexandria.
THAT the Auditor be and he is. hereby
authorized to issue Due BilIsin the name
iof the corporation, to be signed by him
self and payable at the Bank of Alex
landlia, to an amount not exceeding Fen
Thousand Dollars, in addition to the is.
sue heretofore authorised, and of demo.
iminstions from six to one hundred cents,
at the discretion of the, auditor.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted
that the said Due Bills shall be regis
tered, paid and received in payment Of
Itaxes.ab debts due to the Corporation
lin the manner prescribed in the IS Act''
lBassed on the fifth day of November, 1914
land that the funds of the Corporation be
land the same are hereby pledged for the
redemption OF the same.
Sec 8. And be ii further enacted that
tthe Auditor be andis Hereby allowed
One hundred and fifty Dollars as a com
pensation for signing, and registering.
and experimenting the issuing of said
Dse Bills, to be paid cute any monies
IN the hands of the Treasurer to the
credit of the General Fund.
Sec. A. .fhis act shall be in force from
aud after the passing thereof.
Passed in Council this 2.st day of
September 1916.
HUGH SMITH,
President pro TEN
Approved, s0th September, 1876
EDM. | LEE, Mayor.
Test,
I. P. THOMPSON, G. c.
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E.rtracts from letters received in sNsu
York.
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The English expedition against Algi-
ers is expected at Genoa 10 a day or two,
where itwiiIbe reinforced upwards Of
e5oo men. The king of Sardinia, it i.
said, is making a considerable levy Of
troops to cooperate with the expedition.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


I1o1eiGtan--Wrn. S Archer, Collin Clrrke-
Esss'r--fienry w. Laitaiie, Robcr, ). Car
KTHy ETIFam-Thon,as Ilni. IL. C arln B.ax.
to- 80 pmip Aylttt IT, f27
Sin71-Geo- iudkini.s Neholas Farlccn
Cary
EanoSeF--NY iiliam Starlsr, Hector Davis
la"qa.er--I..oines AlArsh..l, Thornton luck
nsr.
INomm'Eca'ell-Jer'yar IA, err and Alien vii
son are e'ecte: to represent the County IL Cf,R5cr
f1''dis tl'' nest Genera, Assv,rLly--Bath ~ .ieo,
oppoaed 10 the passage OF the Law c,mpoii-r tie
ha'S' :" pay Specie, AMI prepared, when an o,,-
portn III oicre, 10 vate for is repeal
EnonSh q oJot.-I.iti;etou Waller Tazc-
well.
SEyW7TE.
c. iIo1m. s.
Mr. ". selected by majority Of votes in The
whole '''s'ric', over Mr.. ff win Upsh-w
District Of Caroline and Haaspe,--ir,nstead
G. HoOmcs.
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be grantcl. While this system IS h;ghly.
unjnst ard retrospective as TO them, It's UNI
avoidlble effect will be, tha, the produce
of the farmers will finger on their h ands,
for want OF buyers. Whatever part OF it rs
gold, will be, certainly, sacrificed.
This state of things needs another-guess
remedy thant the general system of shaving,
which " RICHARD 81 strongly recon-
mendS. j requires, at least, convention
of the Legislature.
a FARMER.
April 29d, 1916.
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GRAND JURY OF JEFrERsON.

We are sorry TO see the fame, which
IS kndled m The West, by the failure of
the fifteen Bank Bill.--We have already
seen sHrne Of eiie is in the Presentmcnt
of the Grand Jury Of III irrison.-Ne have
another ms aucc Of it m the following from
the Grand Jury of j ffcrson. The Grand
Inry Of Jeff rson are n.iidcr than those of
Harrison, because they breathe no threats :;
they squint IT no opposition to the laws Of
the land.--Rut they err too in some res
pecis:
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IIHtDsbI~r, .4trItS.
GRAND JURY p.ESEn i'hiENTS.
Iir2{g2G J,Ukb y7i,Lc.,;' Cy,r,,jt


J@fers9H Cofs!!tg, u XII:
The jurors Tor the Om.nOnwesti,h 0f Virginia,
duly summoned to atiend the superior of law,
directed 10 be holden lu the county o Jefferson, be-
ng one oit'e c0umtie' composing The tent, inici-
al circtr aoresa,h-i exercise of an authority
which, though f,nnded on No lrw, is sanctioned by
long usage and justified by considerations public
convenience, enier fol sense Of the high respon-
sbility that attaches to them, make the following
preseItments
w present, i-ust ard Oppressive n the peo-
PIE oil THIS county, the existing laws ia relation ~
the collection OF the plbis revcnue-oppecAsiye be-
cause tlicy require payment 10 b. mad in nIedum
wteh has long since ceased 10 circulate and unjust
because hey demand Us tho alternative Tor srecie
the notes ut certain banking companics whose notes
constitute The circulating medium of one part of the
STATE, AID IN no degree that Of the other part ofue
state an icstice the aggravated, rs credit
uis are by law, IN some IN -asure compelled u re-
ceiSe payment from, their debtors. ia medium
which is by law refused at the public trc asufv.
We present partial. Just, ,vranuical and sub
versi'e Of the principles that constitute the lbs SIS of
this government, the proceedings Of tire last eeue-
al assembly, refusing L" incorporate certain banking
institutions IN the northern aud western sSc,jns Of
tie state, and attempting their destruction bv hes
W penalties and unusual aud Unconstitutional ,,e-
vices
we present rs grievance, the continuance of
the seat Of government at Richmond p place far
removed from the ceutre of the territory AID popu-
iation o. Virginia, aud afoi,lias FACT tiles for the o.
perGt'on of tho principles Of scon, Which, in all
governments, necessarily geek to promote the ia
terest OF few, at the expense Of the great mass of
the community.
We presents as grievance, At length become in
tolerable, that inequality with which the different
sections Of Nnginia Represented ia tie General
Assembly, an inequality hic gives sovereign au-
thority OF the state minority fthe people in
habting particular ssctioa OF tie state, and he
coming OF necessity, every year better disciplined
IL the art OF using its power or the advancement OF
IT'S own views and interests 20 the neglect and i'll ~
OF those oithe msjori;Y-wllic renders TIE general
assembly standing tyranny, It IS q rnoo<cry Of
free government, which ierogates from he respect
due 10 legislative authority, aud fatally induces con
tempt for law-whch has already eneendered
jealonsies, suspicious ami dstrns the most perni-
cous, and IN word, is fast sapping the foundations
of public prosperity.
This grand jury disclams, in making these pre-
sentiments, aoy improper influence, # locsl or sell
tlsh views and fseIings-It has other with than
to see Virginia, what she ought 70 be- happy, fiou-
ris!ing and great.
HENRY S. TURNER
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WAsnISGrox, hpril %

The Senate have voted to adjourn sine die On
Wednesday next, ia whic!, vote, when il e.
naly passes the Senate, it is probable the House.
viii concur. An earlier adjournme,.t has been
Tor som- days expected, in consequence of which
many members have already departed for their
homes but the great mass of business which has
accumnated ON the tables Of the Senatr to,bils an
earlier lorrnment than that which tley have fixed
ON. The Senate yesterday passed OH about f,,;g
bills being those which have already passed tbe
House ot Representatives.
he bill, which has been several daya before the
iouse OF Representatives, provide i1r the collec
ton o the revenue in speci. &c. is al len,th or
dered to be read a Third time, in its simple form
merely directing that bauk notes f ba is paving
specie shall alone be received in payment of duties
to tie government after certain dsy. The prov.
son Tor an ISSUE Of Tn asurv Noes was wthdi avn
and several other proposed a7nerd menis r iecfed
amongst which was that to impose heavy stamp
tax ON The notes Of Banls not payng specc Nearly
Tic whole d%y was oecCped in I'd sons discuss on
of The various endments
APPOINTMENT by THE PRFSIDF,yrI-
AND SENATE.
UHfGm r. EinP, Of North Caroline, (nov
Representative in COnsress) to be Secre.ar, Of he
Leeatio- tn Russia.
Iimothg Uphram, - he collector Of Portsmouth.
n. H. IL the plsce Of Joseph SVhipplc, dcceas,d
John 4. Parrot, to be Naval Officer Tor Porte
month.
Rridges .Rrrmitls7, to be Collector Of the Port
OF Neaofor, n. @. in the place OF Henry Cook, re-
signed.
I'm Hammond, to be Surveyor Of the Port of
North ktgstown, in u. !.
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Extract ofa letter from JoLn .JEtr3eR, Esq. H.
nsricGn Consul at 1Gfiiuiyrte.
.,-

" 81. Pieres, March 2G 1916.
" Since nav last date, ticre has been published
notice, to place the commerce between the French
Colony and the q. States the footing Of i7si.
and IN other words, to exclude us for lumber ard
bs are the clcf articles that will be admitted; and
mo'as~s and talIia are tn only exports allowed
Al the administration is shout To- be chang 4
and with it the Old system established nader 1if,.r
ent persons now daily expected 10 arrive. Until
negotiations take place in Europe the u States IS
likely 10 BE- deprived Of al Yves; lndia commcrcs
Tie British nov refuse us entry with any article
The French refuse all bnt lumbcr and fish. Rath-
er thav furnish thcse essentially NECESSARY. would
INT rdlct their export, if he laws Ct the e. g would
permit Our minister at Paris, as wei as n Lon
don. ism doubt instructed, and will do IA tllat de-
perdson them to Oh ain = ciprocal in,ercou &c.
f.t donb. i ay thing is ELECTED, unGl lhe IF
iects Of Mr.. Kings proposition felt in ~ lie col
eoies" TPiW Ga.
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NOTICE
LAND FOR SALE.

FaSHE Subscriber is disposed 70 sell til
plantation whc, he sidcsin FG7ssgss-----.---s1
u Is situated Within tw" mites % Iarnc River on ne m
Car'crsvillcaud NicHrN ferry roads, containing upwards
hundred acrts u Is &c tle hest co,nnr, siafds
% ravcrithc building cnrquo,lioiis, ard IN rnd rcfai,
Terms easy, and mad, known o'' arpcado1to
II. III. - H,iRYCN.
RnrN q wy
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CAIL OF rnE tECIsI.ATt.KE.

lt Gems. that the Legislature should b. oaliSd-6 tic
i5ui of November St. b. the hank OF the T. $ 1l
receive it, second innent la January, and is not right "a;
t is Stock holders dip their hands into vaults
draw nut The specic-tte bank c the L. :. oUrt not
Permitted 20 make i;stf % the hank ID II tie
i npw bip' Congr.ss % have amy effect. tine Virginia
Oanss ought ~ feast be pt the fon- With die
nheTs and rot 10 yield up its specie before the first of JAM
'ary.--i ie STATE has osp interest hanLs-on her
aeeoun therefore. too much ought d be r.atL.
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COPY OLE AI.ETrrp

From certGin Irceh2iders Of the oomtyof Staf6rd,
addressed 20 "a. = Nose ami u. Es.s.dce. ESgs.
ne1t General. assembly " Tie Commonwealth of
Jirginid.
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VII or -oor'e convene the Legislature with suit
able Dispatch.
We remain.
Gentlemen,
Very respectfully.
Your ob't servants.
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EOR SILL.

Very valuable illac' - NTH. wlio is both r,.i
z fol AID exp,d tious. particularly in edge loo
and carrissr-wok, about IS wears 6f age, uncou
monty likely, and Of UncNeepGonable character.
Apply TO WM FULClIER.
April y. 1fi-gt
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a ls,terirom Washington, Of the 9th, states,
that Congress vi not rise an some d., Mex week
perhaps Tuesday or "Wednesday.
ErTsht1i--ihe national debt Of England was
lately state, in th,s paper at 10000. OUO0OO ster-
h"g-l, Is ON 200 r'ilians stero., ~ S55 mi.
iioss o. dollars. This is eRotsh in all consc.ei,ee
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4 PPREhENDED bl i..o > pnseriber o., t,c IN
"A Mach, negro trli1r, who coils hin self Tia
~, and who states thar he was sold some live sr,
g. Or. Burton, IN trr city Of }io'lu,ord The acjs
ssd negro is fec, inches high, spmc, and yer
black, ard had on ahen anprehcuAtd, DARK c.
orcd cloth rou,d c1pt, sifh gre % collar and oe
ct staps lie is now go nv possession, near ST. W
IT, consequence If there ut Dei s;ia,. in ihs 81 li
" in which 10 commit hnn TIE anef "a re,lu, 4
Ell to come forward, peJ chsrsls, aod receive d
oresaid negro
LEWIS EaL8.fE =
Es-o~ I1rf.I.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

April 22d, 1916.