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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16
FOREIGN.
From Late London Papers.]
ROYAL ORDINANCE.

4>oEsS, &c.
To all to whom these presents
may come, health-Since our return to our
State, each day has demonstrated to MS
that truth which we proclaimed on a So
iemn occasion, thatthe advantage ofame-
liorafing IS closely accompanied by the
Danger OF innovatng we are convinced
that the wants and the wishes of our sub
Jects unite III preserving untouched that
Constitutional charter Which is the bas ;
OF public law in France, and the guaran-
tee OF general tranquility.
We have therefore Judged it necessary
to reduce the Chamber of Deputies TO the
number determined by the Charter. and
to summon thereto only men of the age
OF forty years but TO carry into effect
this reduction in legal manner, it has be-
come indispensable to convoke anew the
Electoral College i'll order TO proceed to
the Election of Chamber of Depu-
ties
For these causes our Ministers beinp
heard, we have ordered and do order what
follows:
Article 1. None of the Articles of the
Constitutional Charter shall be revised.
2. The Chamber of Deputies is dis
solved.
8. The number of Deputies for the
Department is fixed conformabIy to arti-
Gle 81 of the Charter, according to the an
nexed table
Il. The Electoral College of Arron-
easements and Departments shall re-
main composed such as they were recor-
nlzed, and such as they were TO be com
pleted by our Ordinance ofthe DIST Ju-
ly, 1915.
S. The ACCOMPLISHMENT Electoral Col
leges shall assemble on the 25th OF Sept.
of the present year. Each College shall
elect number of candidates equal to
the number of Deputies for the Depart
ments.
g. The Department Electoral College
shall assemble on the 4th of October
Each shall choose at least one-half of the
Deputies fromamong the Candidates pre-
sented by the ACCOMPLISHMENT Colleges
II the Deputies for the Department form
an Oddnumbcr, the division shall bemade
IN favor ofthe portion to be chosen from
among the Candidates.
Those Departmental Colleges which
have to return only one Deputy. shall have
the power OF chusing him from the list of
candidates or otherwise.
z. Every election in which there shall
not be present the half plus one of the
members of the College shall be null and
void. The absolute majority Of the mem
bers present is necessary to the VALIDITY
ofthe election Of Deputies.
Should the ACCOMPLISHMENT Colleges not
have completed the election of the num-
Der OF candidates they are authorised to
ch'ise,. the Departmental College viii ne
vertheless proceed to their business.
8. The Ministers Of ELECTION shall be
examined in the Chamber Of Deputies.
which viii pronounce on the regularity OF
~ elections. The Deputies chosen shall
required to produce to The Chamber
ertIilcates of birth, proving they have at
ilned the age Of 40 years and extracts
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Beware If .ScineILers IL
NovenberIG.

Two THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD Willie Maid
Dy me subscribers for the experimenting of Charles
T. Billings, who bora in Dublin Ireland he IA shov,
50 years Of age, abont feet inches high DARK hair aud
eyes, Pheasant counciance, full face speaks slow his
siess ano agreeable manners he has been frequently in
NewOieans, Baton Rouge, this place and Pittsburch al
Nch places nc IS wei known. II is supposed he has I'M
fis possesiona very large sum of1oney having sold
counterfeit Bills OF Exchange purpofng to have been
"l|"n Dy W ~ Montgomery, of New Orleans in his a.
yof, and by him endorsed on houses in Eosson' \ vi
aud fitsonfch and other places to the amount Of up.
wards o. Tn IncsaRd D0ffors Itis supposed he has
mace on Tor canada Or some Eastern port 10 sail FOR Eu
rope. SAMUEL c. VANCE, (ash'r H. a. 90.
Nv. TILFORD,
+. PEARSON & Co..
Cincinnati, November 49, 5Gw5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

ITO KEEPERS OF JaILS-Nrs ifany negro or negroes
VI The following description has or shall be pu into
your custody ~ rnnaways your will please fcrwafc an
aet" tncIeo 20 nc Subscriber directed to the Post
once ~ Cabarrus county, " e. your compliments viii
ne gratefully received and literally rewarded by
WV. s. ALEXANDER.
DfSCRTPTION
ISAAC, black fellow about 80 to 81 years ofagc
bout ieet or nchcs high, straight aud well made
ueI hsh ~ ne vFencad has two of his fore teeth out
hehting' Hoaoscondcd September 8, 1918.
TOM about 10 OF " years of age has a scar on his
frican iin1uace.
Move ebes Is ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN & Co
- win receive in day or two, by the ship
Niaga,u, from Liverpool. "a part of their FALL
kets, napt cottons, plains, kersevs. COATING.
fannels, cloths, Manchester stufs, superfine
cloths and cassimeies, SC. &c.-with an assert
ment of hardware aud cutlery.
They daily expect the balance of their goods
by the ships John Brora from Liverpool, and
Edrdrd from London.
September II. 37-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

Projects, pro>iog that they pay at least
1000 francs i'll direct taxes
Articles 0, 10, Ii, u, and 10, order mea-
sures i'll regulation and execution of the
above.
(SigneD LOUIS.
(CountersigneD LAME.
TATabc with the numberof Deputies to
be chosen for each Department and TIC
number of the population is added to the
Ordinance.
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November ~.
NCHANCERY.-Glouccster County Court, september

fuHttff>ffUfOf-
November 10. 5aw3ws
Y 1916. " =
JAS Dabney. Complainant, against Samuel Tonls:ison
THE defendant Samuel Tomnson not having entered
MS appearance and given security according the act OF
Assembly and the Rules ofs Court and il appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Court that he nabitant of
this Commonwealth the motion ofthe conpa,nant y
his counsel is Ordered That the said Samuel Ton.l;n
son do appear here the rst Monday in December
a5i answer thc plaintiffs BILL and that copy OF this
ger pe isetcdin some newspaper published
the City of Richmond for months successfully and
thai another copy be posted at the front door Of this
mouse, on two successive Court days. Ind is further
Dccreed and Ordered, that the Defendant Wm German
Go NOT IN the mean time transfer convey away in
he may have in his hands belonging to tho Defendant sa
inuei Tomnson, but hold the subject the future
order OF this Court. Copy, Tcsir,
A. L. DAVIES. elk.
ILAri:NT OH. FLOOR CLOTHS.--C yeTaeNc informs
the ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond that he now
opening anu offers Ter sale at his store the main It,
nearly opposite the corrt-ouse assortment of E,ltyy
STAR and Carriage c.fRPk7yNc door and hearth
rugs, well seasoned for immediate Reis ready 70 re-
ceive orders for apartments OF any dimensions however
irregular without Cloths bespoke this fall will be
imported. - $500
Orders ieit AZ bis store will be Immediately attended to
or he will call aniSsSe dimensions and show patterns
and Baltimore.
Annexed is certificate Of few oftI,e most respect,
pie gentlemen in Baltimore:
We the scribers certify that the Patent Floor Cloths
manufactured by Mr. Charles Sprazue have been in use
IN our houses for different periods from i've years
and that we nave them to wear well and entirely
to oar satisfaction therefore, recommend them to the
pnblic in general.
Robert Gjlner, Charles HiIrelry jr
Sehh Parridrc, Richard Carroll
tem. f'dfterSo", Luke Keersfed
~ H. Sniith, JH0rRdick Chase
p. Il. Kdrthouse, .Jcsn.S Rov,ctt
>fdreto Ctappeg, .Sala,,cy lStcrrett
Nat. +. Williams, Thomas Tenant,
Geo. r. DuR6or, James Bcst fr
Jos. III. Nicholson, William Guyyn,
James Sloan, John D0iiA6H
LcnsUcI Taylor,
Z. .SprdgHe likewise informs the Gentlemen of Rich
nosc that he intends carrying on the Vousc ana sim
rost.A and Glazing, in their various branches From
twenty years experience in Boston and Baltimore he is
confident OF giving satisfaction to his employers He in
nnus heepins on hand complete Paints
ons, varnisiies, and every article in-his line
~ FOR SALE, fashionable CHARIorRE almost new
which may be seen at the Swan Tayern-IIKgwIsr
phiiadelphia-bnilt GIGG, With u soryeG Horse we'll
broke To the harness. - ~
They will ks disposed OF low fapplied for immediate
". November 10. 56-im
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'oR ssLE.-IV BE- sold, on Monday, the I'd day OF
december next, at tie late residence OF Mrs. Ann l..
Meridiih all her Stock OF Horses Cutie, Hogs sep,
&c. ~, the Household and Kitchen fHrRi,rc Planta-
'loH cfehsifs, Cars Udgson and Gee,-Also q light
roar wheel CotCliEE and II0rHcss-between two and
three huidred bbls OF corn, together with the crops
iondsr shucss &c The corn will be divided into lots
of To- IS, or 20 barrels to suit purchasers.
AZ the same time and place. will he Sold varic., OF
articles Of HoEeh1d F1rnnrc, belonging to the estate
OF Col. Elisha Mcridith.
The above sale will be continued from day ay until
all the articcsaTc disposed Of credit of six mouths will
ne allowed tor all sums ten dollars purchasers Civ
ing bond with approved security carry interest ffo
the dote no, pnnctually paid Cash ior all
Ten doiiars REUBEN MEREDITH,
Acting -fdBiinisfYa razor.
November 10. 5o,yaws
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Boston, NoremJe, s.
FROM ENGLAND

Yesterday arrived at this port the brig
Falcon, Capt. LEWIS, i'll 80 DAYS from
Liverpool. BY the politeness ofthe Com
mander and Passengers we have been ia
yored with Londen papers to the first, and
Liverpool 70 the I'd uIt. inclusive.
AIGIFRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

TRUST DEED.-By virtue OF a deed oftrus executed n
= the Subscriber by karayd H. Garter, bearing dsis
Inc 5h OF March, 1873 and OF record in the county court
OF Cumberland-wi be sold, to the highest bidder Tor
eash IN the town of Cafersville Thursday the 3,
instant. FIVE NEGRO SLfI-I.y. To wit :-ir,rir Icn-
ny, Harriet, isaac and Joscph.-A.o the unl;vded m
terest which said Carter holds ia The late Jrl, ric
oonrsS ESTATE or so much thereof viii sufficient 70
trustee fer the benefit others Shall Only co,ycv S,s
title as IS vested in ME. ~
DAVID II. PATrEsoN, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

Christian prisoner remained at aly;ers n
iIis i-ordship's departure, which took place
on the evening OF the dins,. With az TIE
ships under has orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

ALL GOODS. Jameson s. Co. have Just
Il received from New-York. large and no ;.
eral assortment of DRY-GOODS, Which thew
VIII sell atvery reduced prices, for cash or town
acceptances.
October 26- Aa-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16
37-tf

HALL GOoDS.-Per the ship Mary, and brigs Albion
and Thomas Bouch, from Liverpool
Rose, point and duiel blankets napt cottous. sa-a
thys, hilmaInock caps plains, kerseys ana ausIings
eoatngs and fearnonghts lanncs, white and colorcd
cloths swansdown and tolinet vestings black and fan
~ ccloured bombazettes plain and wilied a,tines
superhhe ciotis and cassimeres merno shawis hard.
ware and cutlery an assortment OF Forlins Pieces of
superior manufacture; crates and China ware wen Sc
iected-oRFgRBD FOR SALE by
c.. DICKS, MOORE & Co.
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November &. ~ W. RAJ ihsoN' I ~,

k,DMUND TAiL0R& Co. are aow receiving by the
n = HiTdrd from Londcn the Niagara and John
Broan from Liverpool, large assortment of DRY
SOuDS, which have been purchased England OH the
pct terms and will be sold by tile package or otherwise
as low as ny any other importing house in town
If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

NOTlCE--rhoscv who are indebted to the Suisse ,ber
or purchases at his sale, will be Kind enough TO meet
mn at Powiatan courthouse Monday the I'd day of
december next, and discharge their bonds
JOHN TAYLOR.
- f-iteJ5oNTTs -NCtfE1OCT Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

u. The ENQUIRER Is published twice q week, gene
y and three times week during the session Of the
fc LEGISLATURE Price, the same Us heretofore, Faro
,y,rs per aun,u PAYABLE in advance. Notes OF Char
IA banks (oniyJ will be received in payment. The
rsor will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by
ai the postage OF all letters being paid by the wri-
tiers. =. ,,.....,...., sr,,,, =. Al. IT,
,he Editor, Until all arrcarages hare been paid up
- whoever will guarantee the payment VI nine papers
Nh receive tenth gratis.
'" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ one s7nare--fTst Insertion, as ceafs-eorh con-
yfisdlcc, 50 ceHfs.
"a idreyfisemeat Inserted until h has either been
,gJ tor or ASHAMED By some person in this city its
eRrirOns.
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TCIANO rORIES.-Just received, for sale. tno 6ne-fom
4 cd squarc PIANO EOR7Es, handsomely orna-
J.BRowN, jr. & w. FINNEY.
November g. 52im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

DREW g. BLAIR, Fe,c doors
ADORE Bell Tdrern.
~ Orders from the country promptly at
tended to, aud every piece warranted against
breakage. ID. * Il.
September IL. 36-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

- = aNcKEsTER TURNPIKE COMPANY. The ennG-
III AZ meeting of stockholders win be holden at the
iJonrlcfsr Exchange in Ills town, the irs Monday
- ~e,ber next. Business OF importance 10 the inte
si of the Company requires fall meeting She Under
rned requests be furnished With evidence of shares
gt aud sold since the last annual meeting thst IS to
The deed ITSELF certificate ofs being In record.
JAMES DRANDEK, (1k.
.A-o-,,pberl 2 s;-2a-ttm
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IPo~,g9eon's Pocket Instruments, assorted /;
tCom,aS pest Tooth Instruments, spring kes (;
|lncJ ;."n 90. do; Patent Trusses, double, fnr-
bdo iso'y heads; DO. do. single do.
\ lest c Common do; Spring Lances Eyans's
no Town DO; Pearl handle do; Common
! l,r,,sh amt Brushes Sash Tools Marking
ara - FACULTY arc particularly invited to call
A,to,,. Pyel the Medicine, rs none bot such as
Hor sale. ''c "fS' F0"i'iy VIII De V"eIe"
Ia d;.,l'iy Physicians and Merchants living at
4 ,er,. - te, can be supplied with Medicine on
Otlcc oN'D' "'"f'I '"" at '"c shOt 1c9t
= NJ espiia, baltimore ard District Notes
81 a. Rfr, ~ payment for goods.
Dr.; p"ohcneed be under no apprehension
,..''N Is occurring in putting up Medicine,
"A st,, -. y my employ person who has had a
- 7.i,N Penence inthc Ap0thccary Business, &
q s,s acquainted with putting up prescrip-
IA Dc,l. CHARLES u. ABRAFf All.
- "etra LIT
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November 2. 1900 - s sLsis'i 'i'
H The Editors Of the Republican, Petersburg.
ega Press LyachJWg, are requested TO publish he
sDeee tN the sale, and forwa,d their accounts TO
teIs office for pqgD,ent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

TIRE SUBSCRIBERS having connected themselves in
business under the firm of Walden, SHEPHERD *
ca aud leased Tor years thar well known stand
in Manchester recently occupied NY 5icssrs Thomas
P4den s 90. beg leave inform their friends and the
1ubc in general. that they intend keeping on hand,
soustaut supply OF rst-raie GROCERIES, which will be
cold on accommodating terms. "
LTTTLEBERRY Walden,
]. Il. SHEPHERD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

~ EW MEDICINE STORE. The SnbScri-
q a., per iias Just received, and is now opening
m. " ss well-known stand formerly occupied by
-. =" craatord, at the corner opposite the
sort.-cIs Hank of Virginia, Il very extensive as
j3 ,, oftrcs and genuine Drugs Medicines
m1JItHS, Paints &c. which he offers for sale on
~. iatc terms, for cash or town acccpianceS.
Viz :" articles IN his linc are here enumerated,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

'NohPkINS * MURRAY have removed to Q new brick
lnmherhOuse the BASIN wlere tlry offer for ssis
on Reasonable terms - S
100 ticTces Superiine Whiting
100 boxes Crown Glass, from 10 by ~ a IL by 49,
fLSO, general assortment of DRY GOODS among
which they would recommend their bed and fable linen
superine cloths, cassilneres, sc. SC.
NOrember Ia. sstf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-16

NNE Hundred & Fifty likely NEGROES
~ for Sale. On the Sd of january next. at
the Bell-Tavern, in the city of Richmond. will
g,esold, in families, at public auction, ore HIM
~lsd and Fifty Negroes, among whom are some
sauaDle Mechanics. The sale viii commence
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-08
NEGROES FOR SALE

TO enable the subscriber to close his
administration on the estate of the late
Mr.. Edward Carter. of Prince William
county. Virginia, by discharging debt
still due from the said estate, will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash, at
HAY Market, I'm the said county,
TUESDAY tie 10th of January next,
about thirty SLaTES, belonging to the
aid estate, consisting of men, women
aud children.
E. BROOKE, Administrator,
with the will annexed, of r.
Carter, deceased,
December Is
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Nov q
Sale by Auction

I'm as much as one of the subscribers
is DESTROYS of leaving the town of
Alexandria for short time-We have
agreed on dissolution of partnership
(nutually) and for the more speedy set
tIemeot of our accounts. have appointed
Wednesday the 10th day of January,
1916, for the sale Of our stock in trade,
which is large and well selected, con-
sisting of cloths of all descriptions, by the
bale and piece. cassimeres, coatings,
b!a ,kets, cambrics. cotton shirtings. In
dia cottons, Ievantine and florence silks,
cords and velvets, German linens by the
piece and bale, shawls. handkerchiefs.
&c. accomplishing an excellent
assortment Of we'll chosen and sea-
sonable goods, which will be sold
without reserve. Further, during the
time from this until the sale takes place,
we shall be ready to sell by package,
piece or retail, any goodsin the store
upon the most reasonable terms-say
cost and charges.
The terms Of sale will be liberal as to
credit, and made known on day of sale.
c. WITHERS.
w. s. HERBERT.
n. B. The sale of the above goods
will commence at ten O'Clock.
GRIFFITH Il BRAWNER.
january
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NOTICE.
December Is

VNHE annual meeting of the stoc
holders in the Little River Turn
pike Company, will take place on the
second Monday in January 1916, at
John McLaughlin's hotel. in Alexandria.
At which time and place an election will
be held for president, four directors
and treasurer A statement of the &C
counts. &c, will be laid before the COM
PAW, and on the following day super
intendant of the road and collectors
tolls will be appointed.
Jonah / thompson,
Treasurer.
Nov Is tawt2dmJ
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday the 18th, day of Feb. next,
will be sold at public auction on the
premises. the following property be-
longing to the estate of Rich'd. Weight
man, deceased.
A lot of ground with the I'M.
provements thereon, situate on the east
side of Fairfax street, between Princess
and Queen streets in the town of Alex
andria. fronting on Fairfax street So
E feet inches.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the i'm
provements thereon, situate on the south
side Of Prince street, and east of Fairfax
street, so feet 1Oinches front on Prince
street, and SO feet S inches deep.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the I'M
provements thereon, situate at the inter-
section of Princess and Fairfax streets,
extending 6S feeton Princess, and ia
feet on Fairfax streets.
ALSO,
Another lot of ground hand,
somely improved, situate at West End
adjoining the property of Mr.. John Long
den. and containing one acre and three
quarters of an acre. Terms made known
at the time and place of sale.
e. c. Weightman.
dec 97 cot
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ed aid IL PIP 80 ps,s',.
viz.
By Mr.. Baylies. the petition Of tie
manufacturers Of cotton goods, in the
county of Plymouth, Massachusetts.
PRAYING that such measures may be a.
dopted as will afford security and en-
enlargement to the cotton manafacto-
ries within the .. States.
By Mr.. Mills. the petition of sundry
distiIers in the state of Massachusetts,
PRAYING that drawback NAV be allowed
on the expectation Of domestic spirits.
By MIR. Tate. the petition of sundry
inhabitants of Hampshire county, Va.
praring that the mails may not be trans
ported or opened on Sundays.
BY Mr.. King of N. c. similar petit
ton of sundry inhabitants OF New-ilan-
over. n. Carolina.
By Mr. Lewis, the petition of sundry
inhabitants of the county of Alexandria.
praying that courthouse. a Jail and
sundry public Offices, for the county Of
Alexandria, may be erected at the ex.
pense of the general government.
By Mr.. Lewis, the petition of the Me.
chanic Relief Society of Alexandria
praying that they may be authorised by
lottery TO raise money for the purpose Of
erecting school house, for the education
of the children of the mechanics of said
town.
By Mr.. Lewis, the petition of the
Trustees of the Alexandria Academy,
praying that the Banks in Alexandra
whohave applied or may hereafter APP
ply, for charters or extension of char
tiers. may be compelled to subscribe ten /
thousand dollars each into the stock OF
this Academy.
BY Mr.. Cannon, the petition OF 10
bert Hays, praying compensation l"r
sundry property which fell into the pos
session of the Indians in the year l7S9.
whilst engaged OH public business.
By Mr.. Clark of Ky. the petition OF
the Kentucky Abolition Society, praying
that a tract of vacant and inappropriate
ed lands may be set apart tor the resi-,
dence # free-negroes and mulattoes, and
that they may be transported to SAID
lands at the public expense.
By the speaker, the petition of Seth
HINT. on behalf of himself and sundry
inhabitants of the Mississippi territory,
praying that measures may be adopted
by Congress for quoting the conflicting
claims to land in that territory, derived
from the former British and Spanish 60
vernors in West Florida.
By MIR. baltimore: the petition of Jas.
Wilson, praying for presumption to
lot of ground in the town of Mobile on
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CREdORES
Hot Pressed Playing Cards
Just received and Or
John A. stecart.
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IF To- the sum thus estirnat-
ed to be receivable into
the treasury from the re-
venue during the year
1916
There be added, the mo-
ney which will probably
be in the treasury at the
beginning of the year
The aggregate will be the.
sum OF
And the demands being
estimated as above, at
Taere will be left a deficit
of
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Congressof the y. States.
House Of Representatives,.

THURSDAY, Jan. 4.
ed TEBs fR4le eyNfIuG pqstitjens we're present
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Report to be continued.
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MIR John 3 Dabney.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day Of the Circuit Court of the District
Of Columbia. to be held for the county oil
Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon after MS counsel can be heard ; ! shall
move that court to award judgment a
gainst YOU in favor of the common coun-
Gil of Alexandria, for the sum OF twenty
six dollars and FIVE cents, being the a,
mount of taxes due on your property on
Wolf-street, in the town OF Alexandria,
tar the years 1904, S, E, z, 8, 9, 10
III, ID, Is, IA and l5-according to the
act Of congress passed the 18th Fcbrua-
AIRY, 1904. s,.,,,s
Attorney for the Common Counci
OF Alexandria.
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