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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
Feb. i9.

No virtue Il deed Of rHecutta BY J.ha sh.Ioo
TO the subscriber BENJAMIN B. Duke on In. 24b
81 January 1924 and recorded the County ONCE
Louisa Tor the purposes therein mentionedw be sold
Public Auction on the premises for cash the 25A in,t If
fair otherwise the next fair day thereafter all the said John
Shelton r being one half of hundred aud
four acres OF land with the mill and factory attached
lying aud being in the county Of Louisa the souhs
e. and on the south .de thereof adjoining the land.
apparatus thereuntc belonging also fifty and fourth acres
Of land purchased 5 the said Shelton Of Jnr Austin
and others on the North side Of the
ths lands OF Tbo' Lloyd aud ohsrs-ao all his said Jno
Shelton r interest TO- aud 10 vher pee. parcel Of
hnd lying and beng the said county of Louisa on the
North side Of the said river containing fifty which
PsIt Of tract OF land formerly Peter Shelton
risht OF ms vile; also the following personal estate
two negro men Charles an Harry two negro Judith
and Nancy, two children Oaoue and James, horses one
cok and two mules, four i've cows, Eve sheep
all stock Of hugs. three carts weggon
aud the gear belonging TO them mshvssuy tables.
with oil his household and Kitchen furniture one silver
watch, and one smooth barrel gun, and rife.
JOSEPH SHELTON,
Acting Trustee.
feh ~ a. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
NEW ADTERIYSEMEyVTS
FOR RENT

YsHE Tavern Bacon' Quster Branch will be rented on
March, BY THE ExEsIJT0Rs "
$50 IL 94-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

I'D cd5 UANTtcs decree Of the county court Of Es.e1
nonpesd on the 9Th day Of November 1923, the ind
signed will proceed to SELL 10 the highest bidder for cash. Oh
The premises, Thursday The 26h Day Of February n
~ othsIwise on the neat far day thereafter, the lot in IN.
town Of FsPPabsnr0ot whereof Joseph D1nnon died. seized
snd Potssed, SUBJECT 20 the dover interest n the widow
the said joseph DODnson. The Improvements consist Of large
snd eenytosn dwelling house, well tuatl for tayero
Kitchen and o'htr ntcesssy buildings I'D OF which have
Gently besn thoroughly repaired deed with special wsao
vii ne made The purchaser under the decree Of The court
Confirming the report of the sale.
GEO WRIGHT, Copiis-
THoS. GRESHAM, siOners.
ssp % So uto,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

NOTICE.
SHHE Executive will receive proposals conformity with
~ the provisions Of the Sd section OF the
the Armory hereto annexed -" And be further enacted
that the Executive be authorised required ascertain
what term, the 4rnory Bidings Land attacked thereto
can he sold, exchanged leased for Of years.
municse 10 the General Assembly the result Of then
snquiry" BY order of the Executive.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.,
18th March, 1898
Msrch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

.NOITCE.
SitIE above listed II Hhd Tobo having remained in the
~ shoekoe Ware House, over the period allowed by aw
the same viii be sold al Henrico june Court
before OF on the day of SALE MOODY GYoU NG
Sk6ol6t d al House.
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE.

NHE Commission buiness ,ubsIns between the suberi-
Il bers, under the finn CT Anderson, Blair Anderson will
henceforth continue exist solely the purpose Of
them t. wind the unfinished business Of the With
greater to themselves aud such Of their friend,
a, are engaged the Milling Business.
Ashs particularly desirable that their affairs should be
brought u cloe speedily posbie they request all
those having claim, them call Tor payment, aud
those indebted them qudste their balance, without de-
lay.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, 91s December, 1928
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-19

The :uberiber,, under the 6u. of RehsIe And
Son. will transact business commission at their office
ShUekoe Warehouse.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
: .Rchmond list January, 1923.
The subscribers, undes the hrm If Blair Anderson, will
continue TO transact commission bushes. the Office Ca.
~ Street, at present occupied BY A. b. h "A
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST January, 1929
Jau. %. 90 2av2vheurvtt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
FuBLIsssD. WEEKLY.
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.
TWO DOLLARS PEA ANuuna

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
Or TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AYTER TIE KEAa Expires.
GJNo paper discontinued until all srreara.
res are paid up, except at the discretion Ut
As Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first lnser
s,Oa,. and twenty five cents persquare for each
subsequent insertion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
PLEASURES OF COUNTRY SCHOOL
KEEPING.

Bat few of our readers are acquainted
with country school keeping, ~ 1t IS gen
orally practised IN the villages and by ways
of our land, where children are taught by
the reckoning of the ierrule, or the whiz
zing of the switch. Few are acquainted
with the downright clever country school
master the great man of the district, to
whom the old men look up with wonder,
and the young with awe. Few know the
openhcarted generous manner IN which he
is treated by the farmers of the districts
Did you ever 60 to country party,and see
the "boys and gals seated round a roar
ing fire, in the two sides of the huge fire
place-watchlng intensely every motion of
The "mas,er" aud not daring to open their
mouths I'LL he had broke the silence. eth
or by talking about the wcather,or by pro
posing to play button? Did you never play
button yourseli-and hear the "gals" iudg.
inc each other all round 10 kiss the mas
ter, kiss the master" Have YOU not seen
the eyes Of a handsome, hearty. healthy
one. sparkling outright when the master
chose her IN the play of FLANDERS while
marching round the room to the tune of
chusc yer irU hIr ROlc eY nsrcr-- her fingers
CnlM lnCu WIN MS dill h'T N'H'N NNe'''S
a. ,f il would bang through her side +?
Have YOU never watched the motions of
the belle of the district " hen she was called
forth to dance French four, long reel,
or n shuttle, how she would trip over
the sanded floor TO the sound Of three
suinged fiddle. with a quick step, aud a
more brilliant eye her head reclining oD
her shoulders, aud her whole countcnanco @
braming with pleasure and all for why
her partner was the school master
By nd.by too, as the evening nd
vonccs, when the apples are placed in a
corner and the cider is SIZZLING al the edge
Of the hearth. oil the glances. the oglIngs,
or ns they call 'em there the sleeps eycs,
are thrown uron tho man Of the ierrule
from every side. Then comes the snap
ping of appleseed: and happy is he of the
birch / he escapes from the invisible shot
II now begins To throw of his dignity.
al to miugle With the rest in the chit chat
of the place to talk of sleigh rides husk
ints. &c--par'ics held IN bv gone days
OF the couriinc stories that are flyinq owe
Hill and vallsy--,hat he is partial to such
or such a one. likes neighbour this ~ that's
daughter. mayhap or j. going ~ bc mar
riod To somebody ur other guess who ;
When the time for going home has arriv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
as they are in general too selfish 10 exer.

as they are in general too selfish 10 exer-
cise 1t IN reality, thty endeavor 10 counter
felt a similar te' ling though IN their hearts
they are CONSCIOUS VI uul having any Just
CLAIMS 10 the character. When We com
pare TIE language OF those who are often
expressing their gIlef al the miscarriage
! OF Others wilh their actual cDdesvors to nit.
gate The sutienngs they pretend to de
ploIe, we at once SEE that they use the
/ phrase Pm sorry" either as matter OF
course,o or IN the hope o. gaming credlI for
sympathy to which they are by no means
entitled. In proof Of this, look at the nan
" ho wishes TO borrow sum OF money; the
man to whom he applies, knowing him to
be bad psymaster, determines from the
| drst to deny hln; but " hen he apphes, tells
him he is rery sorry he cannot accommo-
date him, and as soon as he ls gone con
graduates himself on so easily escaping
! from the prospect OF loss by putting his
cash IN an unsafe place. In .hls case no
man can doubt, that, instead OF feeling sor
row, as he sand, he rejoces that he could
not, or did not, comply with the request.
A man loses his property IN consequence
of being surety for friend, who, either
! through knaycry or misfortune, ,ialls Ia per
| form his engagements. All the nelehbor-
! hood are proiesaedly frtremeiy sorry, "hiIe
| at their heart they relU'ce at the opporlu-
nlty thus offered them OF placing Their ow n
! foresight, III refusing 10 incur responsible
! ~ m contrast with the plIanCy Of their weak
nelghbor It's all lle--they are not sor
ry. but glad lhe disaster Happened.
When person is taken sick, though all
around profess to be rery sorry not one IN
/ ten will do any thing Tor hIs com.ort OF re
! lief Their sorrow ends IN words; and II
asked to afford assistance, they say they
are Sorry they cannot render IT, consistent
, ly with proper attention TO their own OF
ioirs. Their sorrow is nothing but talk,
and the only thing they are IN truth sorry
for is, that their aid is required.
Let young lady lose the object of her
J affections. or be otherwise unfortunate, and
YOU will immediately hear all the crcum
stances trumpeted forth to the world by
| those who were either her rivals Or her IN
successful suffers; they lose no opportunity
Of spreading the report, and think to hide
/ their Joy under the slight veil and contempt.
! bic subterfuge Of saying, I'm sorry"
! So it is through the world; professions
Of sorrow IN most cases are mere words
and he who thinks they are more, will
some time or other find himself grlevousIy
disappointed. Even some of those who
pretend to be guided by the principles OF
rchgion, show that their words and their
practice are two extremes which can nev
eI harmonize: as for instance, when men
profess 10 be sorry that lntemperance Is
making such fearful ravOges among us,
while they do not themselves absta n from
the use of ardent spirits.
WllliamstoWn Adv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
Stage y office.

ENHE Newport and Boston Mail Stage
leaves Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House
every Monday, VI ednesday and Friday al
) O'Clock, A. NJ arrives IN Boston at half
PAST p. M.
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
Jay. leaves Mr.. Townseud's at Z O'Clock.
\. NJ and arrives in Boston at 6.-Farc
'brough So
Books kept in Boston at Shepard's.
Broonfcld Lane, and in Newport, at Mr..
Tovnserd's.
Stage leaves every morning as above.
sunday excepted, for New Bedford. by way
of Fall River Fare through. SO
SEABURY g. TENANT. ,P@tBtS
july 30 1929. .ktprpOrt H. l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
VIM. l.. Melville,
lm plate Wolker.
No. l62, Thames street,

Il
EoNTINUEs to carry on the ab, busi-
" ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, a general assortment OF TIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to SUIT the
market, and positively VIII sell them as
low. as can be purchased III the State, not
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish te
encourage their own townsman, will do
well to call and satisfy themselves of the
truth of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars car be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter Lend,
Copper. Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
cnce to cash.
0PSOAP STONE FURNACES, and
ON EMS for Baklng.-Also. Lard Char
coal OF The first quality, by The bushe or
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
Ammunition Store,
No. lO3. State Street Boz

No, l03, State Street Boston,
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
n 10 sale as above, by wholesale or re.
tall
900 kegs English Tower proof GUN
POW DER, lfor sporting.
"O0O kegs Dupont Gunpowder, warrant.
cd first quality
25G0 do Boston do. (warranted.J
50O bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
n. Is. The above Gunpowdcr IS war
ronied, and will be sold as low as at any
other establishment in the Country Of .
quail quality. For terms please apply TO the
Agent, or TO Mr.. RUFUS b. KINSLEY.
Ncwport-and orders given to either viii
be promptly attended to. may H..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

A Coop BUsINEss.--The Franklin In
urance Company oithis city yesterday de
Jared dividend OF per cent ioS the last
tx months The same oflicehas dN,Ged
2I2 per cent in the last > years and i
aalf. The Atlas Insurance Company made
dividend yesterday OF 3 per cent for the
last SIX MONTHS Bait. Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
& !. !. L { !. - GGS,ssSa
At No HI. Cheap sic


~ CWEET will open one more
! =. - case this day at 10 O'Clock, of
hose cheap and real good undresscd Cal
COS for only -! cents per yard. and has
.tood cotton stockings for 2Oto % cents
pcr pair-he has more Of those cheap KID
rhIdrcn's shoes Tor 90 to 2J cents per pair
he has silk stockings for only so cents
per palr--he has A unblcached sheeting
or 10 cents per yd--4-4 indigo blue cheX
tor one shilling, and furniture cblntz for
only l2l cts--he has On elegant assort-
ment Of Ribbons--hc has figured g. plain
ACKNOWLEDGMENT and other
silks. cheap Gros dc New York very hand
some more Of those cheap twiacd A
Imitation mcrlno cloth for only 33 cts. the
yard, good imitation of pongee and very
cheap dresses, gauze hdkfs from 2s6 to
II ~, very handsome, and many other
very cheap goods gong of rapidly. Mr.
:. is constantly receiving the real good
Bargains from his friends IN Boston. and
hopes the ladies' and gentlemen will favor
hun with their custom. June %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

1--WE publish" says The London Times
of the OH of May, "a financial paper o
the United States, which Ought not to be
rcad by any British statesman without eX'
citing m HIM the most serious feelings
lhn debt of that great republic is not more
rhan from l2,O0O000 to ga 100000 ster
ng--one fourth of one years revenue ot
treat Britain. and about one slXtlcth cfour
.auonal debt"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

IA FOR SALE,
f.'.AA 4 Farm in the town Of Pol-
!s.HN ~ ham,county Of Hampshire,
,gnsA Mass. containing upwards of200
acres, good stock farm, with plenty Of
orchard and excellent timber. for so per
acre--tcrms of payment accommodating
or would be exchanged for land on this
Island. Also. a quantity Of BroaGcloth
and Sattinc,t Of various colors and quality,
wholesale or retail A horse and chaise,
and one horse family carriage.
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middlciown. Sih mo. Sd. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
AI'N SORRY"

OF all the falsehocds put forth in this
lying world. none is more often told. or
with more hypocritical intent. than the
two words a, the head of this article.
To pity and relieve the sufferings of our
fellow creatures displays feeling so gen
crous, Sc much like the great au'ho of our
beint. ,ha, auos, oil men coyet the repu.
saal0p oipOssssslpg Such . disposition; bv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
manufacturers Notcl.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOtcl.
VgNIiE subscriber would inform his friends
a and the public, that he has taken the a.
bove named stand recently occupied by mr.
Blake in the village Of
FALL RIVER.
where he will be happy to wait on those Who
will favor him with their patronage. His table
and Bar will be furnished at all tnfes with the
best that the market afords.
WILLIAM A. WAITE.
Fall River, July q, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08
"Crb not thyselfin Shakespeare

IT'D not tnySel In CUES --'NhdhSpCOFe
1t was stated IN morning journal thai
an advertisement for u clerk produced q
vast number OF applications, which led to
the conclusion that the city contains b
number Of young men, who are not only
without employment, but who have 10 me
chunlcal or professional pursutsupon whlrl
a certain reliance can be placcd.--This ar
ises from the crrC" IN which parents in
luue in providing for their sons. or grow,
out of u criminal indifference To the az
vancempnt other children IN their diicu
walks through HE If farmer has one
or two sons. he thinks their fortunes are
made # they can get INTO the city; and
! those born IN the city are fearful of starv.
ING If they venture in the country--the re
srlt Is. we have county boys without EN-
ploymrnt or the means of existence. and
city boys without trades, or with proics
sious that are useless. No wonder there
fore that an advertisement for a single
clerk should he answered by fifty apph
cants. Our mechanics. who have grown
uc h by honest labour, indulge iasle pride
IN not bringing up their own sons ~ the
trade which has been their fortunes. A
stupid boy. according to thCr opinion
must 90 into the shop, hut the smart lad
must have half and half collegiate edu.
cation aud study some profession. The
stupid boy with his brawny shoulders, aud
hands callouS BY labour, acquires snug
property and brings up little family,
bile the indulged pet is an attorney at
law without practice. or an NJ. ID, with.
I Itan Ia fat
without capital. ora Storekccper without
credit. a lad of II should begin to ask
/ himself the question, "l"hdt am TO do for
muMij? II he studies his interest and re
solves upon trade. he should forthwith SO
! lect his master and go TO work His faith
er may wonder At his want of ambition. as
J he would call this mother may be very
sorry, and his sister cock up her proud
nose at her brother being filthy mechan
nc; but let him continue at hls trade with
| the knowledge that lsbour is wealth, and
time Is money, and ~ a few wears he vii
have some substantial evidence Of the fact
is melancholy to see the number o
/ signs ~ gilded letters ut".WorReydi Loir,
as If litigation was The prevailing SIN of,h,
/ age, aud the young lawyers lounging with
/ their legs on the table deranglng the dus
" volumes of Blackstone and Coke whcl
! lie open before them, or the sedate stu
dents and young practitioners of medicine
calculating upon Epidemics or sickly sea
son.
Where all is compct,ion--whero all rusl
To- the same spot some must fall.--Thos'
who are born husbandmen had better con
,inue so. and those who have no vislbl,
means of obtaining living, had bette
turn their backs upon the city and seel
the smiling the plentiful west. Let then
clear land--till the soii--gather the har
vest-..learn to be farmers, and obtain al
homes, livelihood, in time, BY industry an,
perseverance. they NAV become proprietor
the soil and enjoy health. wealth an
comfort. N. !. Cour. l. Eng.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24
LMINGTON DEL, SATURDAY. OCTOBER "a 1899

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning, by Albert Wilson, No. los, Market Street at
Two Dollars per annum paid in aduance otherwise, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents
Handbls, Cards. Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with and despatch, and mode
prices, at the Office of the Register.
6J- Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
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solved away The indeed might vsnsh but where It
had once been, remained run She had realized her
prophetic fears In the solitude of her heart love- which had
reared itself unbdden dropped decay, in the
whitening soil of its births and she ready exclam in
the beautiful language of of her favorite authors,
:" Du Heige, rufe dein Kind zuruck!
Ich habe genossen das rdische Gluck, -
Ich habe gelebt und gehebet!''*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
OGce ct ne Commercial Chronicle.
Baltimore, April % A. M

baltimore, April Do a. Nj.
BY the schr. Eagle, Waddle, at this port from ST.
Jago deCuba the Editors of the Commercial Chrors-
icte have been favoured with file Of Kingston fJa-
maical papers from the 9th to 18th Feb. inclusive.
II. M. ship Victor arrived at Kingston on the 9th
Feb in days from Carthagena, and brsught &C
counts that the Peruvans had declared for Bolivar,
and that lie had proceeded to Peru with 1000 men, in
whose presence he was to declare himself Dictator.
The same vessel also brought accounts that Admiral
Giiise, on occasion of rejoicing killed by
the bursting Of cannon which had not been fired FOR
some years. The Admiral Engishman, and
highly respected by the public authorities and nbabi-
tants Of Colombia.
Great distress prevails among the Cg6ce growers
in the Island Of DOrnnicn; and ut the meeting Of
the legislature, petition presented on tho oath
JAM PRAYING that body to cndeuvour to obtain from
the British Government, permission to export all their
slnUes 10 some other colony. The Sugar planters
presented counter petition. asking the legislature
not to entertain that of the Coffee planters, as it
would occasion ruin to the last petitioners. From
these documents may be learnt in view, says the
Kingston paper the progress TO ruin to which ell tho
West India colonies arc rapidly approaching. Tire
cultivation of Coffee viii not reDuncrate the grower.
in 1872 tho slave population Of Dominica exceeded
$4,000, but on the last of Dec 1925 that numbe had
become reduced to 1900.
Corn, Corn Meal, Flour, Bread, Breadstuhs Of all
kinds Peas, Rice, sc. if ofthe growth ofthe United
States, and imported direct from Great Britain can
be entered at the Custom House Of Kingston, Jamai-
ca, on the payment Of single duty to the Receiver
Gchcral Articles ofthe above DESCRIPTION have beer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

TUESDAY MORNING., APRIL :, 1920.
For THE WING.
IOGTCi

The argument which Messrs. NJ Candlisli and Wal
!er use to induce the people of this Senatorial Dis
trietto vote for the Williamsburg Convention Ticket
ts ths:that If tho peopleyote for the particular men
whom they prefer, the votes will probably be 50 scat
tered, that no delegate will unite majority of
the whole District. To remedy this evil these two
gentlemen very earnestly exhort the freehoders ofihe
district to vote not according to their Wishes but
according to the wishes of the w lliars5urg CONGRESS-
Now would ask any of plain sense this question:
nat is the difference between election BY mino
rity OF the District, and by majority who prefer
others to the men whom they elect? If there is onv
a. ts is it not in favor of the minority elections
nominal Preference The following is the lcpo of the
Williamsburg haranguo reduced to the form of syllo
gsn:
1t is desirable to have the viii oftle majority ex.
pressed.
:, But if the people act according to their own WILL
the will of the majority will not be expressed.
Therefore, in order to get the will OF the majority
expressed, the people must vote according to their
own WILL but according to the will Of some dozen
gentlemen, who lately assembled at WILLIAMSBURG.
verify this BEATS Duncan! DOWNRIGHT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
C1rrospondcncc Of dc journal of Comm

NJrreSpondcncc OF the Journal Of Commerce.
Office Of the Bee, March 10, 3 O'clock p. III
BY the schr. Monk, from Vera Cruz, whence she
sailed on the 9th inst. we have information that since
she election of Guerrero the Presidency every thing
has been quiet iiIthat republic. General Santa An
ma, the new Minister of WAR arrived ut Vera Cruz
on the 9Th, from Mexico He intended to leave Vera
Cruz on the 18th for the capital. The new President
will take lis seat on the LIST Of April.
a large number Of Spaniards emigratinr to this
p!ace-but without any obligation on the part Of the
Government.