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NEGRO HIRING G The subscribers
~ aqain oHer their services TO their friends and
the public 10 hire out Negroes or the ensuing year
They will their best eHdeavCrst 10 get good homes
snd gcsi prices Persons having Ne TUe3 to hire cut
would do well to send them in early possible.
We viii be assisted by hi. WIN, TAiIAFER-
KO IN this branch Of our boaIUss who has been en-
gaged for nlsay yeas IN h4rins out negroes.
h Is. I. &. Z. HILL,
Corner Of Wall and Franklin ate.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COwARDIN.

yh. DAILY DISPATCH 10 served to subscrieer'
.,.x AND QUARTER CENTs rEa WEEK, payable
20 the CARRIER weekly. Price for mailing, - year
la advance. -,
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri
xsx,nd mailed to subscribers at 8 per snnum-
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EDW'D d. EkCHO,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
CONTINUES to hire out Negroes, rent
~ out House. and Collect Claims as heretofore.
Office en- l4th ST., near the Exchange Hotel.
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RICHARD HILL, JR EDW'D G. RAWLINGS
GENERAL AGENCY, NEGRO HIRING,
&c. &c.
IL ILL Il RAWLINGS. General Agents
Z and Collectors. sttend to HIRING OUT NE
GaOES. RENTING OUT HOUSES and COL
LECTiNG CLAIMS of every description.
de 9~~d& &ctluJan
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HAIR CUTTING.-CitiZens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing to get their Hair cut In the
to call on HOBSoN. under the American Hotel, en-
trance on llth street.
N. blot, Cold ard Shower Baths can be had at
all hours. Single Bath 2oc., or Tickets for 81
no IA ...-
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LEEoHEs LEECHEs.-The public are
hereby informed. that have just received BY Adsms
Express a lot of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms can
be found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night ON
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N.B.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- at the shortest notice.
uo6 X. T.. HObSON.
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Corner Of Wall and franklin sts
EO-PARTNEkSHl -HaNirln nnterei

NEkSHIP.-HaVlng entered
into partnership with II. B. : Z. B. Hill, for the
purpose Of Hiring cut NeEEoos the ensuing year, /
O"er my services to nv friends ana TO those OF the
late f!fl Cf TbCs. II. q w. e. TaliateTrO.
WEI c TALIAFERRO.
Fg-OFcs with N. 3. L c. B. Hill, corner Frank
d 70 aud Wall streets de I6--d& ctl5J
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LINE WHITE FlSH.--Just received. 1
IL small insaioe of these superior LakA fish, fos
ssis ia Rbls, sf ~ pounds, or st retail hy
jag HuLST kfNo.
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NEW DIX L lCh says:
"a man armed with a musket and another one
armed with a musket changed to a minnie rifle /.
l0t per cent. better armed in the latter case. One
with minnie rifle placed at certain distance
from 100 men with nInskets. could kill them all be
fore they could approach within ruusket range. A
minnie rifle will carry 1900 yards, with the most
certain precision. Fired at half dozen men hall
a mile oh, it would kill two or three out of the
group. VIII it be believed that the United States
army have not solitary minnie rifle. Their cost is
triling, SO, $l2, or &li is the outside! There is
a mandatory In this town, and several thousands
have already been manufactured. They are far
superior to the French or English, and will carr
ry ball greater distance, and with gre lter
precision. An army provided with these rifles
could meet and destroy army hundred times
larger, If the large one had no minnie rifles The
minnie rifle that we this evening had bayo-
net attached, and in every respect is superior TO
the old musket Whenever their use becomes ge-
neral in the United Staes there will be no danger
OF war, domestic or foreign. War would be
certain death to all who engaged in the game One
Cannot hit a barn door at 200 yards distance with
the common muszet used in the u s. Army, and
a man might be hit at that distance but moi hurt
at a thousand yards to that two hundred and a
mans life, with minnie rifle fired at it. would not
be worth six and a quarter cents.
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y. H. bTAHLEN u GU, Fropffe.or1,
Wholesale Druggists, 3 Haltimor
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.,

Wholesale A ents, Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out virginia de 25-dksl2t
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

LNIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran
Il away from the subscriber, the l8th of NAV
last, my servant woman DELINA, who hired
last year to A. Lowenthsl Delina is about twenty
seven years old, dark complexion, and has . mark
of her jaws caused by the pulling Of totth.
She formerly belonged to @. Lamb, Charles City
county. bought her on 17th January at Mr.. Hills
auction house. The above reward will be paid upon
her delivery to her confinement in any jail 90
that can get her again s Il :
iaI al
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OFFICE Il ID. r. X. COMPANY, tesss
RICHMOND, Dec. q. 1854.
NOTICE.-SeaIed Proposals will be re
IN ceved at this Office until the 18th day of Jsnu.
ary 1885, the purchase of the Bonds of this Com
pany, be paid for in negotiable notes at g. and
months date, including interest payable at either OF
the Banks IN Richmond The Bonds to be retained
until payment Of the last Instalment. "a afas4
BY order of the Board.
de q r. yAN-DEURSEN Treas,,rerg sg
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STs - y
THE subscriber takes pleasure in announr
l. cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order E8 E5 I#N
Having recently incurred an expense of several
dollars in rettng and perfecting his Machinery or
Planning, Saving. and Tonsueiug and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is enabled to ex-
esute superior work, at greatly reduced prices sa
call from those in want respectfully solicited.
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES
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NOTICE.-Ou Our business will be contin
In ued heretofore, according to the Will of the
late VIM WALLACE.
All persons indebted to the concern are hereby
titled that all debts that psst DUE must be paid
forthwith; those falling due, must be paid promptly
as it will be impossible give further Indulge
| ia l-dSc elm WIN. WALLACE K SON,
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FLETcHER's HAIR TONlc excels every
thing for beautfyng and improving the hair. No
toilet table is complete without IT, and single trial
Is quite sufficient to shew its good effect The great
success of the Tonic has brought up host of imts.
tors lwho know much about the treatment OF the
hair as the man in the usoon,) whose noxioas mix
lures have produced 50 much mischief and snnoy-
Persons wishing the orizinal and genuine article,
can be supplied by the manufactured.
JOHN JOHNSON,
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~ TONS DAMAGED GT7ANo
' LkY SUPERIOR FAMILY NJ oI7p

Ths,4 IA nfagss best Family Flour lust received
p4sd b. "sAt OF superior article can now h. ,nn
&c JOHN A. ROBINSON.
corner Cary and Va, streets.
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IRGIN Ia.

DEMOCRATIC STATE ExEcUrIrE COMMITTEE
Mr., O M. Crutchfed, Presiden,of the Democrat.
ic Convention, has appointed the following gentle
men as State Democratic Executive Conr !:
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DRAFTS DAGUERREAN GALLE-
l. KY, No. l45 MAIN ST.-FOR CHRISTMAS
GIFrS.-Our grand collection of INDIAN WORK.
ssting of Moose Hair Porcupine Quills and Bead
work, in fancy articles of every description, will
main open and for sale for the benefit of the suffer
ing poor the to be expended under the d.
rection of-ths RELIEF COMMITTEE. until January
2h, 1855, at which ime the tribes requife them 20
be returned and the Exhibition will be finally closed
de q E~e asr
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these rifles, it is said, in the L. S. Army. The
New York Pick says
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LARus 81 SHINE, Auctioneers aud Com
mission Merchants, will attend to q sales Of Rea
and Personal Eststs etock sales Of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries Boots and Shoes, House Furniture, &c. &c.
oc I3-n JAmEsN. SHINE, | PC. LAHus.
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iSSTA l.MkNT.-Jus received three Of
our ceiebassd They considered tn
bestaf ladies' ind children'.
ssade heavier than the
house " fer ss,ic FIR shrting
At the mills
dYce brands
fine shirf,uRs, Bafess
OF Ind mlis.
pieces plain csmbrics and jsekonrts
IS pieces Nsn.ook nd iss musiius
and table diapers, damask
ali w,2th styies, N great profnson-
Bsih towels, toweiinx~. and napkias
fail examine stock,
which is Thoroughly assorted throughput the
pieces and glossy black silks a " per ysd well
worth 81 As
Mounting goods Kinds faI and comp~,r stock kept
the
our goods general family consumption
pce 1hasc who not judges n sods have much
making er purchases where here rs one
price.
Delay closing lille not expected 70 occur
from the Tor inspection
appotnnn uvads II nvaahy ervsrs confusion
Ia
sending purchase for them viii he expected
b send
rbs Of sp1t Of
guard ard irregularities IN o's
Good and far denE may be svied on an al
rEkAt rNo tnEn,
Cs westb
July 31--iotsef Opposite Cenu" Narhsi
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First. Each.
20 words adj word


charge signature which desirable have
full and complete
MESSAGES IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE OR IN CIPHER
messages whole part orciEu language
meaning understood only by the Who
them. will be charged my cent above
Figures are allowed only signature
All numbers in the boy Of message must be written IN
words fun length.
REPEATED AND INSURED MESSAGES.
pubic respectfully hat order provide
asains by e Magnetic
nsrnArrD BY being
ceved The Office from which . originally sent Douoe sne
rep aed report by special messenger the send
ing whether has been received BY the party 20 whom
usual rate. win be chsrzd esrnf reporting
The will be liable for damage mat may
livery from deve p~assA messages,
refund paid and reasonable ena % secure
good Nor win conpaay Be
sbe the anEmssoH, for delay the
delivery delivery
peatfd message beyond dollars, sncss be
sureds
Correctness messages o.
company insured following add
the for repeating and reporting ssovc:
every dcars dollars
aud the viii be responsible for
NY IN M any exceeding
insured and the rates pd NOT In case M delays art
sing interruptions in working their Telegraph
NOTICE.
Messages any place beyond this line will
once there hav
further Of forwarding The bat the
bold
XaI odsce
companys oses will b. open daily Sundays excepted,
from April November !, from T. 10, fon No
vsmecri Ap' J. fofa 8. !. % 70 N On susd.ys they
shove regulations into effect and ansr the first day
= A'sas' '''' WIN NJ SWAIN,
July 3i-da President
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The Alexandria Gazette thus notices the camp meeting
which IS 20 BE- hed Thursday next, 10 Last week
The Methodist Protestant Church will hold camp meet
ing Col Minors land, about miles from place.
commencing Thursday next I'd August large
has been formed this place attend the meeting
Companies also expected from Baltimore Georgetown
and Washington Revs. I. H. Stockton, A. Webster and
number Of other Ministers expected 70 be In attendance
The ground Of well shaded and provided with
plenty Of good water and everything combined
this encswpnent pheasant and attractive"
The performances at the circus have attracted
lovingly large audiences, and the indications that
Messrs Rivers Deous viii have occasion TO complain
Of want Of beraiy apprecatyeness the part Of
citizens Another very attractive bill for this evening. Go
early, IL you wish TO good scat
Sulphur Springs is in the full tide Of the false and
malicious reports about napo to the contrary north
standing.
Oar citizens viii be grisved to learn that the robbers
Of Mr. w. r. Rileys have been caught and Gagged.
They should be made suffer the full penalty Of the law.
another scorchngy hot day, yesterday In sheltered
situation the mercury to 81.
Among the guests Wizards Hotel is Hon. Preston King,
Of New York.
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THE design q lhs Of
l. Uofo0ys acsd~nr with
and fAanescss
vsaeed cs~se the colleges aud n
Dey be qazbn~S upon study u pfosr
u VI
af GverA, LAIN Enxisn ana
nss Ssucs sosesa also taugnL
The will Wednesday. i2h
sepx-uoef.
Ter@s ga scsvaon,
siia 50
second "Wednesday Fehfaay Parents sending
Ssu5 shse sesdsns three sS5 ssch,
annually advance
Modern languages music, arawng = ckArxea
No stud les.
less contrary admitted No
dueous scknesx
Extra cio1hax be fixed passn guard
No drcss clothes furnished except aGifoTm
No dealings a
Adequate deposte expected when be
red the stndent's
Pocket money student
placed hznds
Applications for further iufos addressed
Pamphlets containing full Of school
uho request
P o. Theological SEMINARY, FAIRFAX csuaty, Va.
HOWARD, July 10, 1855
July 3l-14wep 10 Is SEPT
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PsvcArse n Pstse Lands ~ Atens--l Under the laws
Of the United aliens entitled purchase the pub
lie lands subject only their tenure, such limitations
particular States may enact With this exception only
that prescriptions secured 20 aliens who have declared
their become naturszed according law and
to citizens whether natyeborn nssufAxed and none
others.
2 The distinction maintained IN the graduation
further condition that the limited quantity u land
parchasahlc by any person the reduced prices be
only personal and for actual settlement and
cultivation.
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TWO O8JEzTx-rir-t, tender thanks IL
numerous cusemsrs invariably ifox pastl mske
point promptly bills when presented 81 cash
doubt enable
supplies assuredy al least low ~ any
hou~e n 9
.cord al and annoyance
amounts, in justice ourselves decline
Hence he closing bile
Hsving hssd anaicrxbe
price, e ma ether Discrimination.
" PERRY q BROTHER,
oCcrsra Stoses,- west building,
July 3i--ioseocpif opposite Centre Market
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Shortest DsspGscA rressk fre~ Tsr 10 T@enfy Ferdss
THE Morse Linz Magnetic Telegraph, from Washington New
Yosk first Company Teleaph Line ever constructed IN
country ecien wokineisBe
has wires asd srsesr e,tes e. ses..phins than
States With view 10 render more
reliable despah hss bsen hxed Il twenty
Instead Of hersore has removing me
abdEs their despatrhes cr
reader unnege abbrrviaous often have
led 10 error in resulting
parties diecred telegraph, which
frequently charged with the errors 81 carees writer's and bad
chroszaphy
Tariff Of Charges.
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BY LEGR r II
Scheme for coio.,siaa Kan.a..

Scheme for Coosisag Kaasas
BosroS, July 30The secretaries Of the New England
Association Of Cergymen have issued second circular
posisg to enlist 1000 cergymen Of New England life
bers Of the Emgant Aid Society the payment of $40
eahhe proceeds to be expended in settling Kansas with
Christians.
.SuddeH Death.
PHILApxLPHA, July 30Miss Porter daughter Of Judge
Porter of Easton Ponnsy vana died Cape NAY Saur
day last after very short Illness She bathing
the previous day.
The number Of vsers the island exceedingly large
Progress Of The YcIio9 Fseer.
New ORLEAss, July 2s.-There have been I0l deaths
from yellow fever the hospital this week The disease has
also appeared At Baton Rouge.
Markets.
NKw YoaE, July 30.-Stccks frm-Pennsylvsnia
Coal Ill; Cumberland, 77a; Michigan Central Railroad
Ss11 Michigan southern l03 Flour hgher-saes Of
1900 bbI So rs 50 So for State; sales Of f20o bbs
southern $40 IL. Wheat frmsaes OF 900 bushels
Corn owersales Of bushels 80 Pork lower
Beef firm. Whiskey unchanged,
BALrINoRE, July 30-Fiour has declined Is cents-sales
$50 bbls Howard So so; there sale Of City
Mills Satarda Of 400 bbs - 81. Wheat advanced
cents, the offering reaching l2,O0o bushels.
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Easki~ste~, ID. C.
THE thirty fourth annual Of lectures viii
Monday October 1855, and end the ist Of March,
is5s
Thomas Miller NJ d. Anatomy and Physiology.
Professor Of obssstics and Diseases Of
and Children.
Jno Pred May NJ H. Principles and Practice q
Surgery.
eine nd ofCliaica Medicine
steiner Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward n. Scot, NJ D., Prceector and Demonstrates.
Thomas Miller, ". D., Dean.
Like Europe, the desks from which
regular and the wards clinical suucon
under the roof
entire Of lectures $50
demonsraor. 10
Matricua,ng Fee payable only once
Graduating 70
medical ssd s4ssica clinic without charge
~ anernooa and evening thereby
enabling engaged business during the morning hos to II
tend
THOMAS MILLER, N. D.
Dean Of the Faculty
desiring resident STUDENT s
requested "a ask apsattos ~
OF the Wasbinxs0n fndrmasy,
vi give any information that may b. desired.
the Advantages Of Testdesce In
Those makae essy application will
Sir before Of October
JuLr 7, 1855.
July 10 ecdtistNovdksw
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From the Richmond Enquirer.
THE PLATFORM OF VIRGINIA KSow-N0THING

For the benefit of those know-nothings in Virginia who
profess have cordial hatred for fee-soilers and
aboous and indeed for the benefit Of all the people of
Virginia. publish below the platform of the editor Of
the Wheeling Gazette know-nohing paper with know
nothing editor lie nails himself to his platform and
We may fall il will never leave it, We hope be
may fall it and crush powder and then we hope
some one viii fail on him and make him better
and ruer patriot We sincerely regret that on any por
ton of the soil Of Virginia such sentiments should have
living Representatives We regret that any man who en-
joys the privilege Of citizenship this honored old Com
monweath should have the esronery TO proclaim such
sentiments within her jurisdiction We more deeply re-
grei that such man. with such opinions should receive
encouragement in Virginia and by virginans Such
spectacle Is Notifying in the extreme and should bianch
with shame the cheek of every who has any love for
Virginia any Of law and order Justice and right,
Inc editor must have been free-soer before he came
70 virginia ont we had not heard before Of his proclaming
such sentiments since he became citizen The question
therefore, suggests itself why is he embolaened 10 this
course nor The only reasonable answer presented 10
our mind u that be has been encouraged to utter such
sentiments only SINCE The introduction Of tpei,a
o o afs The subject is fruitful of alarming specula-
ton, but We win not pursue it further a, this time
We give the platform of this know-nothing editor TO
our readers as we find il in The Carksbng Register
beg them to read it, ponder it. then answer the cues
uen, each for himself waschtsan what Of the night7n
The editor Of the Wheeling Gazette Tins defines his DO
sition
Allying curself to neither North nor South on cur
own hook adopt the following platform as our plat
form on this question from which never have and
never will recede. We may PAIL il, Jm Will NEVER
LEAVE IT.
The severance of the general government from slavery
The REPEAL Of The fslg,s,rc-slacc iaw.
The REPEAL Of the Nebraska- Kaasas bull
No more clare Trrrifories.
The PURCHASE MAxuxssiox SLAVES IN THE DIS
IkicT OF COLUMBIA, on THE REMOVAL THE
kKsAEsT TO EREE rERRIToRY-
Tbs Is IN our opinion the only national patformthe
only which the question can he setsled-he only
one that expresses the and character OF
ment and institutions and on that willing to sink
swim.
We really hope we have raised no ones ire BY this
candid expression Of opinions for ii is hot TO in
duge in hard words works and should pity any
who had il to do
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CHOLERA PATIENT BURIED ALIVE on THE MISSISSIPPI
special correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune
Bolivia Mississippi writing under date July H. says
learn that there considerable sickness on the river
now, the boats often stopping to bury thrr dead
Informed by physician that put OF on Tues
day las. st Napoleon. Oar country continues healthy
heard good story the other day II is tough nv in
iornant voaches for the rath Of IL On the steamer
on her last trip there many Of cholera-any
died and were buried At length all the coffin plank was
used up, and the carpenter compelled to make his
boxes out OF old haboas plank AT snndowu another
deds deck passenger He thrust into the box and
the top loosely nailed on.
The captain ran into woodward, and not liking to
stop to bury the body baresned with the owner Of the
yard an acquaintance TO do il for him. The box was left
shder The bank alone until morning when the God rner-
chant promised hide it, In the morning be sent two on
ms negroes down to dig hole They came back their
eyes dated with horror and their standing ON end
swearing that the dead fellow humping and knocking
70 get out The master went down, and strange sight
presented itself The corpse bad revived and finding ,sen
u rather close quarters exerted itself and burst the rather
shght fastening thus releasing itself The soon
vel and y now choppi2g wood the place The boa,
nas landed there since but although the resnrrected will
come TO the landing and talk With the officers no persue-
son can ndaer him 70 90 board He j. fearful being
served another trick
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SroxTsSrA Buffalo justice Of the peace has decided
hat man get drunk in his own house without vio
aiing any OF the provisions Of the prohibiory-qnor
law
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I,RANCI< LAMB Looking Pr rtrait, Pic
manufacturer. N Psnnsyvsna ave.aePssios
o
pHi~es New York thereby Of boxnx
freight risk At hvrskaEe.
The pubic respectfully invited 10 call,
June I6--eOd3mf
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w. L. MARCY, RI. s.
JULIUS SAMSON, L. S

the id has bipartisan ergcuyen nsof hEme
therefore, h k the America caused
hereof
and lille wnhgodE thu Sabsa nd h dt thereof
hf h d of t
President
HuxrRAc gSeutay State
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ARTICLE 4.
The zeus Of each Of the high contracting parties
M have power 10 dispose OF their personal property
hn The Jurisdiction Of the other subject the laws OF
~ state OF country where the aonic is the property
uaA either by testament donation aj isesfato or
i anv other manner and their heirs being citizens OF the
her pary shall inherit all such personal estates whether
~ testament or G5 so, and they may take possession
Hte same either personally by attorney, and dispose
81 Their they may think proper paying TO the respective
Governments no other charges than those which the in
6atants Of the country In which the said property shall
Il found would be liable similar and in the abb
spee Of such heir heirs the shall be taken Of
~ property thsi would be taken the like case for the
preservation of the property Of citizen of the
ry until the lawful proprietor shall have had time take
measures for possessing himself Of the same; and in
any dispute should arise between claimants 10 the
succession as 10 the property thereof the question shall De
decided according the laws add by the judges OF The
country IN which the property is situated.