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DOME STIC.
CharieSfo7yn, tJeT CYL Aug. %.
STAUNTON CONVENTION.

Letter 10 the Ednor Of the Rehosikory.
WHEATLAND, Aug. 81, 1916.
Having this moment returned from
Stanton, and appreciating the public So
licitude in regard to the late Convention.
hasten to forward to you the enclosed adj
Dress n order that it may receive that
prompt & general circulation, which may
be aff rded it through the medium Of your
paper.
Time will not admit at present Of my g-
wing detailed account of the proceedings
of the Conventional Body it nay tend in
some measure, however. to relieve the
public suspense by briefly observing that
IN appeal will, in the first instance, be
made to the General Assembly for such aid
as that body can afford towards effecting
the call of General Convention to revise
aud amend the Constitution {: but in case
the Legislature should be indisposed, or
think itseltiacompetent TO act, an Interior
measure has been devised, and will be
submitted to the people, calculated to eff
feet the object of such a Convention.
This plan is recommended by its mode
ration, and will give full time TO the COM
munity for mature and cautious dcibera-
ton upon subject deeply interesting to
their rights & hagpness--that it may meet
the appreciation Of the good people Of the
commonwealth, and eventuate in the es
The Memorial, drafted by the ConVeo
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FOREIGN.

Hague, July.
The following is the message of the King
OF the Netherlands to the Chambers, in
which he notified his accession to the Ho-
ly Alecalin
" Highland Mighty Lords,
"The Treaty by which their Majesties
the Emperofs of Austria and Russia, ard
the King OF Prussia, Engaged on the Goth
of September last, to take the noblest pre-
cepts of religion and morality for the rule
of their political conduct, has Justly excited
general atteution-and every body perCeiv>
ed, that if q system so worthy of these vic
torious Sovcreigns could become universal,
and be maintained with constant energy, it
would have the most salutary influence on
the state of society, and the mutual con-
nections of nations.
Animated by the desire to contribute
to the attainment of this generous end, we
would not hesitate to meet the invitation
which has been made to us on this subject
by the Emperor Alexander, and it is uni
formly with the 58th article of the Funda-
mental Law. and your High Mightiuesses
receive the annexed copies of Treaty. and
of the Act by which we have acceded to
it.
"On which, we pray God, high and
mighty Lords, to have you IN MS holy Keep
ing.
(Signed) civilian.
Hague, July I, 1916"
To this are annexed
l. The note of Gen. Phull, the Russian
/ Minister to Baron Nagell, wishing his ma
jesty to accede to the Treaty.
ii. The Treaty. And,
III. HIS Majesty's Act of Accession, in
which he says, having been invited by his
majesty the Emperor of Russia to accede
to the said Treaty, declare that profess
the sacred principles which have dictated
it, and recognizing their high influence ON
the happiness of nations, engage to follow
them.
Done at the Hague, June 81. 1916.
Is gneu) WILLIAM.
A true copy)
The Minister of Foreign AZ; irs,
a. W. e. DE NAGELL.
Hague, June 90, 1916.
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FROMDETROIT.

A letter to the Editor, of the 10th, SAYS,
"The insolence of the British Naval Of
fcers towards our vessels on the lakes, is
outrageous. The r-port that six armed
vessels and frigate are building at Nal
den, is greatly exaggerated. The Sd Regi-
ment has gone to Chicago and Green Bay
to build Notifications. The fifth are sta
toned at this place, engaged in making
Military Road from Detroit, to Camp
Meigs, Miami. The troops are in fine
health, high spirits & superior discipline. !"
albany .drgus.
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FATE OF THE PRISONERS.

EdSIoH, RAJ mug. 81.
AT our County Court last week, James
Whiteside was indicted for passing two
counterfeit notes, one Of $50, purportng
to be of the Bank of North America, and
another of $40. After fair and impair
tial trial, he was sentenced to years inn
prisonmcnt in the Penitentiary of Phiadel-
phia.
Reuben Moses was also found guilty of
passing $40 counterfeit note, and senten-
ced to years confinement in the Peniten-
tiary of Philadelphia.
James Pardee. the associate of Moses,
was acquitted of the charge of passing
counterfeit notes.
Levi Blanchard. was convicted of forging
receipt upon the collector of the United
States revenue of this district, and senten-
ced to two years imprisonment in the state
prison.
Joseph Disberry, generally known in this
part OF the country by the name of Fowler,
grey headed man OF seventy years of
age. forty of which he has passed in the
state prison of Philadelphia, was again
condemned ~ months more for committing
petty thcfts.
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THE SUBSCRInER

WHISTLES to sell his Plantation in tie
w county of Powhaan,lying The waters of Ioness
Creek and bounded by the lands Of Col. VIM bentley,
John Goode r end others. II is distant about miles
from Richmond from the court-ho,Se, from James
Richmond titles Immediately in the ncighborhood of seye-
sal manufacturing mills and the Polvdon Coal PITS
which affords good market, for grain cJ The tract by
late survey, conains725 much the greater proper
ton of which in woods, which heavily timbcred aud con-
slerei first Tobacco Land. The creek running ro'
maes about so OF meadow land which with small
eNpence would produce abundance of hay. The improve
the land, consist of comfortable dwelling-ouse,
snoke-house, barn, stable and ce-louse.
Any persons wishing view the lands can any time
be shewn the same by Col. wm Bentley or Mr.. John Sead
snd the made known by application 10 the subscriber
living in Richmond. JOHN Il. PLEASAiyrS.
.4brI 90 I12-tf
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ri. The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene
Nv and three times week during the session of ,e STATE
r.yraie-Prce, the heretofore, FI,S Dollars per
.ronn payable advance. Notes Of Chartered Banks,
Ieniv) will b. received in payment The Et,or will guar
,e the safety OF remittng ey mail the postage Of all
Letters beii,g paid by the writers.
ar No papers will be discontinued, rbut the discretion
NJ, The Edior.l until al arrearages av. been paid mp:
ar whoever will guarantee the payment of nine pa
pers. shall receive tenth, gratis.
f' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o One squoieFst insertion, rs ce,SEeh continuance,
No Advertisement Inserted until has either been patti far,
q, assumed ~ person in Ills city rs e'sr'tons.
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Washington, .Aug. 81.
IMPORTANT.

We understand that the commanding of
ficer in the Mediterranean feet, has been
authorised to notify the Dey of AIgiers,
that lie must acknowledge the treaty or
expect an Immediate war. HIS refusal, we
are informed will amount to declaration
of hostilities. Nat. Key.
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Charlesfon. .Agg.
FROM SURRINAM.

FROM SURRINAM.
We learn from Captain GERAGHTY,
of the British schooner Helen. arrived
here yesterday from Barbados, that he
was III Surrinam on the 9Th July at which
time it was very sickly. The Governor
of that place died of putrld fever, (the
prevailing epidenic) on the 18th, and was
succeeded in authority by the fiscal or SUI
perintendant, who was also attacked, and
lay i'll when Captain G.. left there, but
was not considered in a dangerous siius-
ton. There were about 4 or 5000 Dutch
troops in garrison when the disorder broke
out, and it was Supposed that in its pro-
gress about one half Of them had been
swept off.
Four or five officers died in two days,
whilst Capt. g. remained there. They
were veterans, and had fought in the Dat
tie Of Waterloo.
The death Of the governor excited the
greatest sympathy among the inhabitants
* soldiery.
He is represented to have been an excel
lent man, had been long in office, and pos
sessed their utmost confidence and esteem
Commercial business was very dali in
Surrinam, as we'll as at Barbados, and all
the West Inlia Islands. Nonews stirring
[Cty Gaz.
NEw-YoRK, August so.
| ship Boston, CLASSIFY, 80 days fFoin tn;
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At the commencement of the Universe
ty at Cambridge. Massachusetts, few
days ago. the degree of Bachelor of Arts
was conferred on FIFTr-sEvEN young gen
tiemen.
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NO r u G o O 81!

NJ q X T. G y q u y
FEVHE great encouragement have received from
the Citizens of Richmond, Manchester ard
Country Purchasers, enables me to be continually
receiving FREsH SUPPLIES.
I AM NOW OPENING.
1T E.4GLE ROM, NO. 90,
ABOUT $4,000 WORTH OF FRESH GOODS {:
Selected by rnyselfin the Northern Markets, at
tie present reduced prices. The late supplies, in
edition to my former stock, renders it among the
INST extensive in this place.
am still determined not to be undersold-and
eas safely state, now Offering the greatest
BARGAINS ever seen in Richmond
OF Foreign Money stV at PR =
JOHN MCPHERSON.
August o. SGT
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Londnn. Mlu 8.

LONDON, JNEy 3.
The Banu, of 90 guns. Capt. w. Fisher,
arrived on Friday at Portsmouth, from
a cruise on the coast of Africa, which she
left on the 5th of May, last from Barba--
docs. During TIE short stay Of only four
months she was upon that station, it will
be heard with surprise and Indignation,
she made the following captures Of vessels
Illegally employed trading in slaves :
Rosa, American schooner Of guns and
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adjustment of the public prosperity upon
firm and lasting basis, is contamination by
none more sincerely and ardently wish ed
than
H. S. TURNER.
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We have letter before us from Yer
mont, of the 21st Aug. which states. " that
the Mountains are covered with snow, &
the Atmosphere on the plains, unusually
cold.' Phil. d. .ddU.
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[From the Bsrbadoes Mercury, JoIv es.1

More ofthe Romh, alias Santa fcci1o.
A vessel called the Shark, b longing to
Glasgow, recently arrived at Martinione.
from Liverpool. and had on board the Cap
tain, two leuteDants, and two prize-mas-
ters Of an American armed schcont r called
the Roinp. of Baltimore, but sailing under a
Spanish name, and putporting to be fit d
out as a Buenos Ayres p-ivateer-This
vessel had been cruzing on the coast of
Spain. with much sue cess (; for. in consc-
quenCe OF the plumber that had been made.
the crew determined upon securing it for
themselves, and had therefore mutiuied
and placed their commanding officers in /,
rons, from which they were released on the
25th May. in lat. %. 20, n. long. q. co.
w. upon falling in with the Shark. We
have been requested 70 publish the follow
ing from the Captains Log Book
Extract from The Log Book of the cn7qck
Shark, If Glaseo7v Joha NJ Gum, 7as-
ter, from LfverhooL, bound 10 Mari.
niguc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. DC Mey, 1916
Wind N. T.. The first part Of tn Sc III
hours, steady breezes, with clou:'y " ca. her,
At7 A. II. saw sail standing to The NV.
soon after, discovered her TO be a scbr.
49, q PiNoo VI odl at y n. Site
showed American colours at half past 8
A. n. she fred two muskets ard brought MS
to, and ordered US TO send our I rat on b ard.
which was complied with. Sent Nj. Hen
derson (mate) on board the schr. who re
turned with an account Of mutiny having
taken place the night before, on board sid
| hconer, and that the mutreers had Dos.
session Of the vessel that they had the
captain and four ether officers Confined be-
low in irons, whom they meant to nd on
board OF US, and insisted on my goi1g on
/ board the schooner half past 9, went
| on beard said schooner, aud found a mv,i-
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RUNAWAY

EROM the Subscriber, negro girl ma
Z med hTEHdLE7, the property ofWm. b. Chamber
layne she years old. very black and il sup.
posed she has gone KngWiamhcr relations live with
Mrs Chamherlayne, in that County.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
Will he given any person who will deliver her to me IN
Richmond. THO'S. UNDERWOOD.
August ID. 3i-tf
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(COPY.)
UyAPPAHANNOCK, Esse
IN CHANCERY,

IN CT.dNCERY
I'D Y virtue of decree of the Court Of the Uni
I'D ted States for the fifth Circuit and Virginia
District.
last Wi of William Coates. deceased, who surviving
partner Of WIN. Gray and Company, Plaintiff. and Tho
and Elliott Muse, administrators with the
will annexed, of Hudson Muse, dec and Thomas Muse and
Elliott Muse Nelson Muse, deyisees and legntees. and
Juliet Muse. Lefty Muse, Miranda Muse Cordelia Muse,
eeatees Of the said Hudson Muse, dec. James Smith and
his wife ami James Muse, Dejcnd1nfs,
IFK be sold,
Saturday, rhe leh of Sept. next, twelve O'Clock,
Plblie Auction, or ready in The town Of Urbanna,
the State of Virginia, HOUSE & LOT the property
offIudson Muse, dee.
The sale will take place on the premises.
BENJAMIN MINI. D. NJ far
ANDREW MOORE, ~. v. d.
August %. 3i-6t'
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AFRICAN INSTITUTION.

The West-India and Commercial Inter-
ests, are much displeased with the atten-
tions paid by the African Institution, of
which Mr.. Wherefore is President, to the
blacks and other people of color now in
London, and the introduction of them into
the higher circles.-These proceedings, &
their interference with the government of
the slaves in the colonies, they declare,
must be attended by most baneful eonse-
qucnces to the West India Islands, and to
all countries where the blacks are held in
slavery-by infusing into their minds wild
chimeras, sHd exciting them to revolt and
plllage. Mr.. Mayrant, in pamphlet, has
ably exposed this conduct, and placed in a
proper light the proceedings of the african
Institution, at late dinner at the Free
mason's Tavern, where the much talked
OF Prince Saunders, and the Reverend Mr..
Paul, two Africans from Boston, in New
England we're present. After being toas-
ted by MIR. Wilberforce, he says Mr.. San
ders rose, and made most fulsome eulo-
GUM on Christophe, the black king of
Hayti, whom he extolled as combining ev-
cry princely quality, and holding his "gol-
den circle" by a right more legitimate than
the Elk Emperor of France, or the Kings
of Spain and Naples.-That besides being
the Father of his people, patriot, libera-
tor and hero, he was a sincere and pious
| Christian--Thas he was not fond of show
| or pomp, as had been reported OF him, but
wanted nothing but bibles, prayer books.
| implements of agriculture, and information
| respecting the arts, sciences aud humanity
OF Europe. He added, that while in St.
| Domingo, he had assured his M,iesty Of
| the aid which the cause of emanc patton
might expect from MIR. NNilbesforce and
| his associates.
The Rev. Mr.. Paul being called upon.
Mr. Mayrant says, he rose aad repeated
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PhiiadelhAfa. Seht. 2.

The ship Christopher Gore arrived yes
serday from Lisbon. brought Ss0,500 in
specie.
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n pursuance OF q resolution ofthe Com"
e mon Han of the ci.y OF ttchmoDd, NJFicE Is
rm"hEBY GivNN. That ps.iinn will be prese'rd %
may appoint ne p.tcr 81 butter, bel, pOIh ldru,
n. saEpPARD, c. c. Han.
August "a. 9icpsm
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VALUABLE JAIES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
I'm Tuesday, the 18th day of Septem-
Der will be Offered the highest bidder, the
premises, the TRACT OF LAND, in Goocland County,
belonging the nf Samuel Noodso, deceased, agree
ably the last will and of the deceased. This
Tract contains sol 3i acres BY 81 IL of
which low grounds of superior quality; the reaRng
40 l2 consist of high ind wei adapted the grow
ing of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco $50 of which are IN
woods, very well timbered with oak, hickory, The
pruyements good dwelling house kitchen, sable &c.
with excellent apple and peach orchard. The land lies
upon James River 30 miles above Richmond, upon the
Main Stage Road Charlottesville and adjoining the
Court House tract, OWNED by Capt Benjamin An
uerson
The liberty wheat will be given the purchaser
but entire possession be given Until the growing
crop secured which will take place before the LIST of
Jan. 1917.
Terms Of sale One half cash. the balance in twelve
months TO be secured by dsed of upon the property
Mr. Robert Peasants, who lives upon the land, will shew it
10 any person who may wish TO purchase.
WILLIAM AiTLLEP,0 r.,
HAMMER LEWIS. N' "''
.qugnsf s. 25-i2t.
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August 9s.
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
MHO practises law in the Courts hol-
Wv den in this City, and in the Counties of King Will
liam and NewKent, has established his Office in Hdrris
building, Immediately over that Of the Enquirer.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
.gHQ. 81. Soft
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NO SCRUPLESili
=, ArTD DOIT NJ %

EHGLR ROW, No. %.
FESilE ScrUples which have been so long enter
y taued among the Merchants in Richmond,
With regard to taking Foreign Money az Par, have
been At length partially overcome.
Therefore embrace the earliest moment in i'm
pressing ON the pubic recollection, that | was tao
only person IN sichInond who took foreign mo
hey at par, when it was at the greatest deprecia-
ia00
| therefore hope that those who have laid out
Iaeir Foreig7l Money ~ Eagie RO1O, No 20, at q
Tune when no one else would take il, will still hnl
u TO their interest to give cali or think of
passing BY because The money ha, become more
valuable, or my competitors more aceommoda-
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Norfolk, -Hug. 80.
The Court of this Borough has aanuled
its former order regulating the value of
Bank Notes which declared all the
Notes of the Chartered Banks of
Maryland and Pennsylvania to be current
at per cent discount (when many of them
could not be converted into Virginia Notes
at less than 90 per cent? & in lieu thereof
adopted the following -
NORFOLK BOROUGH:
.Ata Quarterly Session Court, continued
and held the 29th day Of august, 1916.
The Court consider the Notes of the
Chartered Banks of the City of Philadel-
phia and its liberties, TO be five per cent
below the value of the Notes of the Bank
of Virginia and Farmers Bank of Virginia.
The Notes of the Chartered Banks Of the
city of Baltimore and the District of COL
umbia, are eight per cent discount. The
Notes of the Farmers Bank of Maryland
at Annapolis, are nine and half per cent
discount-and the Notes of the Chartered
Banks Of North Carolina are at par--and
that no other Bank Notes of the adjoining
states are deemed current in this Bo-
rough.
A Copy. Teste,
WIN. SHARER, c. C.
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aJIHAvE ON HAND,

-. Il Large Stock NJ FRESH GOODS,
which 7 viii sell cheaper twn have ever done
and still continue to take Foreign yioney at Pr,
Without The smallest scrUples
JOHN MCPHERSON.
August %. s2-St
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Hague, July.
The following is the message of the King
OF the Netherlands to the Chambers, in
which he notified his accession to the Ho-
ly AiecalIn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-06
For Madeira.
Tt Col Armistead

OF the United States Engineers,
NKTISHES to contract for 1000 bbls.
w of Lime. 5000 perch of building
Stone. to be delivered in the months of
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Alex'a. Feb 2
The Editors of the National lntelli-
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requested to publish the above y times In
and forward their account to this Once
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EN, RoYAL-srREET, ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, MARcH s 1915
DIsrR1cq OF coLuMBIA-To WI:

/ DISTRICT OF coLUMBTA-To WI:
DEit remembered, that on the sixth
| I'D day of February, in the year Il our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, and of the independence of the
United States the forty-first, Samuel
Snewden of Alexandria, in the said Dis.
/, trict of Columbia, deposited in this office
the title Of book, the right whereof he
claims as proprietor, in the words fol-
lowing, to wit GA candid appeal to
the present ruling party in the United
States. by citizenb--In conformity TO
the act Of the Congress OF the United
States, entitled g an act for the encou-
ragement Of learning, by securing the
copies Of maps, charts and books, to the
authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned"
and also to an act, entitled /" an act sup
Elementary to an act entitled san act for
the encouragement of learning, by secur-
ing the copies of maps, charts and books,
to the authors and proprie'ors of such
copies, during the times therein .lention-
ed" and extending the benef thereof
to the arts of designing, engraving and
etching, historical and ether prints"
In testimony of which, have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the seal
of my office, the date above men
toned.
G.. DENEALE,
G. Dist. Col.
feb 7