Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-05-01 00:00:00, page 3

A _ •
The Ilcuie pracee 'ed to cctisid.r the
report.
«' Mr Quincy moved to amend the bill so
as to limn the loan to four inillious of dol
lars.
The question was taken by eyes and noes
and lost—ayes 34— hoc* 31.
Mt bwoop moved to strike out the words
“ public debt/’ to insert exchange “ s.x
* per cent nock,** to limit the loan to the
principal of the tedecrouble “six per cent
siock, which he etated to be the sum re
4 quired by the report of the Secrctaiy o|
the Treasury, and which amounted to 3,
750,(.W dollars. This motion was nega.
lived—t,yes 33—nues 63. 'lh* bill was
oidered io be engrossed far * third rea
ding to morrow*
April 24.
Mr Root wss excused from farther ser.
vice on the committee appointed to in.,
vestigate the conduct of General Wilk*
insou, un account of intended absence.
Mr Root muved to refer the letter re
ceived trom Gen* Wilkinson on Friday last
»o the above committee, but ufterwards
withdrew the motion. *
Mr Rhea (T.) uiuved to refer it to the
Stcietary of War. ‘
Mr Gholson moved that the last motion
lie on the taole.
Carried.
Mr Smilie, from the committee to whom
was referred the >evolution for reducing
the arcr.y^ reported the followiog bill:
A Dill to reduce and consolidate the army
cf the U. S.
DF. it enacted, &c. That the President of
the United States be authorised cut of the
troops raised and now m service under
uct io laise for a limited nm« an ad
^ntior.H military force,” to complete the re.
m gi^tntcUight artillery, to form tc complete
1 two icy iiAi ms agreeably to the crovisions
m «ct; also to form a company of
\bfl!WHmieIs to be annexed to the corps of
Y'gfrsejp; to fill op the regiments audio*
“ Act fixing i i>e military pence
tstSblkhmcnl «f the U. States,” and to dis.
charge the three brigadier-generals ar.d
alt the cittcers and fnen who uiay be super*
Run.erarv by this ai rangementj and to Uis*
tentinue the recruiting serv.ee.
ih “ And be it further enacted, That all
tl.c < (fleers who racy be discharged under
tliis act s».all receive three months pay ac
coidlr.g to their respective grades, in addi
tion to what may be due tlum at the time of
their disclu i gc, ar.d suth allowance for tr a.
vel’.ing from their place ol dischargelo their
respective places of residence as is pre
scribed by the “ Act fixing the military
peace establishment of the United Status.**
puvided, that whenever the public exi
gences require toe calling into service of |
any of the olHccis discharged by tips ael, f
they shall have rank equal to thqf under >
which they retire.
'iht bill was twice read and commmit.
ted.
REDUCTION OF THE NAVY.
On motion of Mr Randolph, the House
Vetclvtrf itself into a committee of the whole,
Mr Pitkin in the chair, on the bid to ie*
duce the natal establishau ut cl*the United
States.
After a discussion of several hours, the
bill was amended by sinking out the whclc
aubsiai.ee of the bill, leaving in it only a i
ptcvision to bell such gun boats as ate un_ I
Jit for service or unworthy of repair, and [
retaining rhe last see. respecting navy ;
yards, which was so aim r.d«d as to include
the navy yard at YV asiiirigton auiMigst
those to be continued in use.
The tcnuniuiee rose and reported the a*
mendiiienis,
A motion was made by Mr Milnor, to
pApoue the further cor.bideralion of the »
indefinitely.
mJMbate aiusc and the House adjourned .
•Urea**..
• —
A; i il 25.
LOANS.
""'The Mil authorising a loan of considera
* ble magnitude was passed ty a large ma
jority.
April 2C.
Bacon reported a bill further to a
le act providing for takug thr 3d
L! the inhabitant* cf the U. S.
rport of the coanaiittce on the let.
liiliHin Lan-be11, relative to a col.
Il dec is ons on question* of order in
this ”<Wuse, was read. Mr Lambert hail
leave to have access to lh« journal* of the
Loose and the books in the library of Con
gress, for the purpose of making his com*
l datum.
On motion cf Mr llhea : the house pro
ceeded ti^ccfTsiileiJtic. r.rm-iiriir.ent ot the
senate to thVjbdl njfitive to the Post-Oflicc
rainbllalimenf. 'Ufu* Senate adheres to its
»int nilmi nt—th^/lmube rei e:les—the bill
^ _will therefore
i\! i Mom a bill confirming
^Skheidecision immieners relative
\«oiian<i» Read ttvice nod
wTOtU'd on Saturday.
Mr Bibb laid on the table a memorial of
the legislature of (leergia, relative to the
b« undar es between that state and the state
cl North Carolina.
On motion of Mr Johnson^ ilia commit,
tee o! claims were ihscnarxed fiom the
consideration of a large bundle of petition! ;
cn winch luejr had not time to act*
On motion r,f Mr Mdnor, the house came
to the following tesolution ;
Kesolved, Tim a committee be appoint
ed to inquire into me propriety of making
an appropriation by law to defray the rx
pence* incurred urder the authority of tins
by the Committee appointed to en.
mo the cau.e or causes cf the great
•y of that j • ft of the army of the
.V i:e* detached for me defence of
and the conmi te« appoint
■ inpiivc ;bu) tnr c x o»' i;»- ei
k-- VViikmsoOj aed that t »wy have leave
■to report by bin or otherwise.
A report w»s received fiom the Sec.
cf me 1 reasnry in obedience to a cah of
lui* Uiim af me 3ii ltuU
-
' [The repou rtales that \V»lli*m Sli r
has never received soy m.mty uout thi
1 treasury, tor out fit ui «. unionisation si
minister to any foreign court, ifut u*«l by
an account rendered by cue of the banker*
of the United (states at Amsterdam it
peats, that Mr Short bad received about
VS 3UU0 from the fund appropriate*.* to tie.
pat'iiueut of foreign relations This mo
ney being under toe direction of the de
partment of state,* no evidence exists in
.the treasury department ui the authority
by which the muney was drawn.J
1 he. report was lelerrcd to tba commit
tee of ways and means, und ordered to be
printed.
On motion of Mr Randolph the unfinisba
ed business ol yesterday—tne naval tub —
was taken up.
Mr Suiiiie renewed his amenment, which
waa lost in committee of tho wltsie, to lay
'up tall the. tinned vessel* in ordinary ex
cept such as the President may think the!
i service uriy require, to reduce the sea
men arid to a cine corps to the establishment'
provided in tha uct of the 21st of April
1S06. r J
Mr Randolph moved to limed the a
mendtneni to as to reduce the officers and
meu of the navy to cue number to which
they were reduced in the year 1801. Tne
question on this amendment was taken by
Ayes and Noes,and lost—Ayes 36 Noes 67.
I ne last question taken before tne house
adjourned* was on indefinite postponement,
tud was Negatived* 57 to 42.
NEW CIRCUS.
a lew day*.—The firetVny’s perfor
mance Mflll be inserted ii\he next pa
per and published in Hand-bills.
30:h April, 1810. (1)
Land for Sale.
BY virtue of a deed of trust bear
ing date the 2J!h day of March, eighteen
hundred and seven, 'executed by Carter
VVdkerson and Silly his wife, t.* the sub.
scrihers as trustees, for the purpose of se_
curing a sum of montv therein mentioned,
to h*- due to William Bradley, Will it scla^
p.t Cumberland court-house, on .Wmdaj
the 28th day of May next, being co/rt dayj
A Tract of LarJj,
In the deed conveyed, c<4tuining
2*0 acres, lying in the said county of Cum.
bcrlaad, near toe court-house, and adjoinl
iug ilu.naas Hobson's tract of ianu. on
which the court-house stands, according
t- the provisions ot an act, entitled an ac.
concerning executions hik! for other pur_
puses—the tubscribtrfcwill convey the title
to the purchaser or puichas.ia, as vesicu
iu them as trustees only.
John G. Daniel.
Thomas H. Walton.
Cumberland, April 23d, 1810.
t(l8.
NOTICE!
Strayed or Stolen from Prince Ed
ward courthouse, on the 16ih April, a
KED SOUlttlL MAllh, 4 years old this
Spring, about 4 feet 10 or 11 inches high,
nuked Sc ro&chaci, with short switched tailj
bailooted when she went off, no bmr.d nor I
•white as I recollect j had a uridhJTnd sad
dle on; the bridle wih a stidp bit, «hc
saddle with a new pad ar.d a p"ch on the
Pummel. Any Person or Persons that will
deliver the said Mare to me or will secure
her »•» that 1 get her aga u, shall be baud,
fcomely rewarded.
Sherwood Fowler.
Cumberland county, Apr.I 25th, 1810.
__* ‘ 3
Five Dollars Reward*
RAN AWAY from the subscriber on
the t5.h irst. Negro ANiiLhoON,
the property of Mr. But.er Herman, o.
New*K.eot county. Anderson l.s h stou;
well litude fellow, and very niacin: hi.,
nose rental kably uioad ; uts.fi re uftli ve_
ry open i nbi lit live feet ti ne uichA hifti ;
had on when he went off a blue ivlml cbui
of tilled kersey and panituootJ of the
rsons avo hereby tOTWarned
f»>nrTakjng\aid Negro tut of this siate ;
Ad pa son \>no w,li lodge him in
tie jlbal iiliiuo county, or tleiiver turn
tJ.ine Trflfcg Ic-ar the country scat ct Air.
SnnuuuJ^iMiRints shall icce.ve the above
reward.
Batt Dandridge.
May 1, 1810. ' [2]
LOS 1,
BETWEEN Kichmond& George
town, D. C. between the Ij'.h r.nd 16.h
inst. n ticket No. 9768 in the Union Col
lege Lottery of New York, n w drawing.
It had the names of Judah Sc Lazarus p to
ted «.n the back* and writ cn thereon, •- The
joint pippeity of Joseph Trent and L. Jo*
♦a-ph, to be divided if a priza.’'! It was
dropped, it is supposed at some rive, n on
the road* One of the proprietor is i cw
on Iris way to New York and »M! tak •
sv.cli steps, ar. to prevent tr.e ft-idcr, should
he not return it, from receiving payment
should it draw a prize. If restored to ei
ther of the owners, or to the i ditor of
this paper, any reasonable compensation
will be made. fit
jer J lie Kditor of th- Alexandria
Da.ly (aJMPtc, Commercial and Political,*
is ucjutsV'l to insert the above 1 week &
forward on bis account to the editor oi
he Virginia Argus lor payment*
April Mj ISiy.
' I "i‘r CiI*r r """*■ ~ rTr-;.^^a
J&itgimn ISCtjua.
RICH M o N D,
' TUESDAY. Mat X, 13i».
FttENGH INFLUENCE —A
MERE TRICE.
The p*9f*, or what the prints of a j
certain party call proofs, of reach in
fluence m the members ofthe American
government are nothing more than !
the rejection of the anti-nmttral and J
unlawful claim* of Great Rruam.
Th us,
When the United States will not
submit to the impressment of their !
seamen, n is drawn into an eviiu.ee
ot . rench influence. —
The rejection of Rose’s demand of
apology before any atonement was of- i
iered for the outrage on the Chesa.
psake ; a proper degree of honorable
sensibility on the infraction of Er*-',
kme s arrangement; the dismissal of
Mr. Jackson for his insolence when <
he had no acceptable terms to offer •«1
have been all considered by the oopo- |'
sition ner/aphp.ra a, so many proofs of !
the prevalence oi French influence in i
our Councils. j
l’h:s mode of proving the thing, I
oug.it to convince the public that there !
is no truth in the accusation advanced !
against the P, esid nt and heads of cie- {c
part.nents, that they are governed bv 11
French influenc#; but th .t there is 1
truth in the _• « I i
, . O-- •••mumiutu it*
gainst their opponents, to wit,: that t
the opposition will he r.auafied with uo- I
thing but unconditional submission ta c
Oreat Britain : For, •
1st. If it he French influence to 1
i eject the dishonorable propositions of i
England. jt
2nd. It would be no French infla- 1
ence to accept those disgraceful pro- e
posah. And, $ J
3d. As the federal prints alledge it 11
as a crime in the administration that I -
they will not accept those terms, it in.
cvitably follows that the federal prirds '
are the advocates of submission to the I '
British. " '
But, are the opposition aware of thn
honor they are doing Franc-, of the
compliment they are paving Bonaparte (
by this kind oflogic? If it be French L
influence that induces our governm-nt *
to insist upon the exemption of our s
seamen from impressment; to demand ‘
reparation for a wanton outrage upon*)1
our flag; to require stria aynerence 1
to solemn arrangements; to insist upon \
decorum in a foreign minister; then r
h rcr.ch influence, which produces these <
results, is an honorable and an excel 1
lent influence for America. Call a !
rose by any other name, says the poet. ,
and it will smell as sweet. Call cor <
rect principles by whatsoever term you 1
may, and that will not alter their ical
excellence, though it may partially af*
lect their reputation.
Delegates elected to serve in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
Halifax, M. Spraggms, V/. Terry*
Berkeley, iMagcus 1 ate, ^ Gtorce
Porterfield. 4
Amherst, R Norvell, * Charles Car
ter.
Surry, * Charles H. Graves, * Willi. -
am Scammell.
Southampton, Griffin St th, * Benja
min B unt.
No.folk Borough, * Richard II. Lee.
Augusta, * R. F ulton, A. Anderson.
Krnawha, Juhn'ReyuolJ >, * Claudius
Buster.
Monroe, John GrV, * II. Capcrton,
Jr
Washington County, William Bvars,
* Jf hn Campbell.
Russell, James M’Farlane, * Nathan
Ellington.
Wythe, Joseph Kent, * Joseph E
vans.
Orange, James Barbour, * Isaac.Da*
vis.
Fauquier, * Aug. Jennings, * Doc
tor Henry.
Amelia, B. Randolph, J. P. Cocke,
i Cumberland, J. Ilatchcr, F. Jones.
SENA TORS.
District of Henrico, &c. * William
G. Poindexter.
District of Augusta, &c. * Chapman
Johnson.
District of Chesterfield, See. M. Cheat
ham.
Those marked thus * are new Mem
hers.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN TRI- j
UMPil.
In Rhode-1 sland the election on
Wednesday last terminated in the
complete success of the republican can
didates. Last year the federal' t*
prevailed in the different branches of
government. 1 his y ear the (govern,
i or and other general officers/ ben-te
and Assembly arc repu’hear. Th
go/eruu:, lieutenant*; over nor tense
natois, secretary, at.ornty geaeralam
trCfisuicr «irc cl 'Cietf, un u gcii^n
ticker, by a in jority of *74, whh ;
! low?* to he.tr from, v/hich w.il proba
bly increase the number. j.aat VCai
the federal majority was G4'j. Me
republican gain y 1 4.' In the assembly
w ..ere t.ic federalists h.*ci a majority oi
IO last year, the republicans have now
a majority ol 4.
FROM THE ENQUIRER*
COMMUNICATION.
Dim— On theniphtof Sunday, the 15th
«nsr. in the ji l of KL arid Quern county
JOHN WOANK, jr. sccusdol ihe nuri .d
crime o- murder.n* h.s w.fe. On hit ex.
■ming court he had confess him*rlf gu ll
ly * I c ji.bly under the iiiBuence of that
perturbed ordcr-n^ed state of irtnd us.
L'tr which the act itself may have been
perpetrated, H* cor>fci:;d luuiiclf guilty,
ts it is understood, on lire ground or mo
tives lor ever to be Luneti ii. his own breast
>ut which, it is believed, existed cny iu
lis own disturbed ims^inatian. fr.mwhat*
:ver cause, however, tnis dicadlul and e.
»er to be legrctud catastrophe has arisen,
>n the part of a man who had never be.
ore committed a crime of str.y tort ; cer
ain it is, that some of Ms relatives inten.
led to have deteiutei him, on the ground
>f ccc&sior.al derangement of intellect, auu
iad summoned witnesses Cor that pur,»o*e.
i is certain, also, that two respectable
»hysicians h«ve been heard to ssy, m re.
niton to different p-oluls cf time, (cne at
east of wh ch was very iccent,) that they
on side red him to bate been m a si. e ot
itraneimeut.sKe has died bv tut* mnv>;.
ul dispensation if Providence, * and thus
as t uiiled that fat-*, which the l»w» ct
tis country would have pronounced.
Teats will never eta c to llow ever the
ier of the uufortun&tc v.cum, who has ul.
cu-i>he was worthy oi an.ore fenunate
acastrophe..but let the grave sited its g*.
itrcus oblivion over the melancholy cause
f her dusters i
Mortals I the contest between the gallows
nd the mud house, ler this m scrub.e por.,
ion of humanity, has been arrested, by the
Itcree cl tne A:in;gbty. Ahdituwerc not
Ven ur.pious to say m«t that decree is u t
jst, wc are yet :cu^h , t i*t *• it is better lot
inrtyrtUpM guilty persons to escape tuai.
Jt —-^innocent uiua to seller,"
‘ in the night (having been long
ami h.s bony vv..s dissected next
no tn.uks o, violence wtrekunu,
due putticuicts thus death ate'
i^t k.i.cv^-i«j ihc v.tittr.
Pi F.D-V)a the 22d inst, Mr) MARTHA !
»R&liKEp iMo a mu, Lie rpoiA- ol Col. re- i
raham lirefa^ cl Atpclia. short time I
rcvit.us to me death'ot th^xcelh nt wo. I
nan, her only S n Wasi^Hackid with a
evere inmspuiition. vyafeh pu. his l te iu
ime .item li.?itJ "iicatly u wccltasjui'. j
tig which her anxiety and u.aJTruai at. !
eutic-ns were uncess u^, mjj^i.uniateiy !
>tor«mtco mucu tor her t>yzujfn to sustain,
ust a* ti:e youth cme: ge^rom danger a
’.dent t^scase iuv«<Ujp her frame, and
-Tried hZWff on i h^ftl h day. In tu.l
loasessiuo ct s*^r^^(fteisikiia»i>g, ar»d coit
Cioua uf appicaQUTi g dissciutiou she mam.
trsted thiougJ|pi tyiv ih„r. but ufHici.ng
hues*, inanpsn.he^^on.pcsuie Which .a
he cl Ihu^st reward!'or a litc cf txcut
rlary gJRlnoss. ' %
G. £; It. WAIi'fi
f LIST OF PRIZES.
Nett* York Union College Loiter!
Third Day’s Drawing.
STo. 85T1, 13023, prizes of glOO*
3 prizes of 20
\.nd 595 prizes of ioj
Fourth Day’s Drawing.
JCo. 21285 prizes of S 100
4352, 33595 of 20
And 598 prizes of 10
Fifth Day’s Drawing.
No. 3171, prize of "* g 200
20507, 2786 of lOO
5 prizes of 20
And 592 prizes of 10
(£7* T he 1st No. of Waite's Week
ly List of Piiz"s in the Unmii College
Lottery is ju'.t received and may be
seen by adventurers by calling at this
office.
'""jUST^RECEIVED,.
And for Sale at this Office,
(Price one Dollar,)
TH F.
BUILDER’S UNIVERSAL
PRICE BOOFqr
Containing a correct list of prices
to the wo,k» of the several nrtiS<;« r»
concernrd in Building, in dolls, md
cent* • with o >m*irations rn erect
ing sound and p. rmanent Bn i.
dings,
V,y JOHN EVANS,
Architect, of Washington City.
N O T1C £ l
THE firm of Robert & Trmpk
(i^athmejr is charger! to TetnjT 6< Ho
ben G*a.hm > ; aid m cnnitXirr.cc o
the ntndcd irmovulol liober^>\>.Mhmi i
j .oLiverpo A ’be firm iliere be Hubei
and Temple G*a<hmey«
1 Bivhrr.tnd, 1st Mjj, 1810, 3*
S
: j ff o T I.C E
1' From the Mar .Ijal »#?'V -!•••*
l , lo his An • an s fcnjoin ed «• «n tfc*
; j I n *•'
| App /m.ir'rn;* I. ,ve b- tn (Bade la rt‘:,
’ ip' Cc“u*X* ^*l>* turuu^uum u,s iM'4
Iioper.ormthe abme farm ot«!»lo»v i • *
p,,,ow‘"J< “»« -uitj of t,.~ C orj-tes,
CiUes, fcc. and ol the perva., appo au.J.
' ol Pcrso,»3 appoint'd by the
Marshal for taking third
Ccn iii■> for the year
Ittlf).
N'amrs of counties Names 0f a%%in*ot%
Accomack, Jcbn Be<4
Altjcmarj^ Cip-. B «-!«d Broun.
Micella, Waller Fed
♦ Ambers^ Peter P. n.omtOB
(Auguua, Msj.Jiio.es l! n
,, l.j?* s.opw. M*>:U«uf
b^c_ ford| William Ou»y
Reikeley, J i.n M’Cie n
po:eiour:, William ? i
Ur coke, Jo o aiK: o%,£C*
Brunswick, DandSi.ti
nuckmgh .m, fcail^ra For e
Campbell^ James C .\i>jrrr:’n
Carr:her, Ftlaucd Pc WI. ir.
Cnarics Citjr, Furo* a Soc hali
Charlo.te, Francis S-i-ut jr.
Cii. sterfieM, Thomas Bui J.*
Cumberland, W.liiam A.’cr,
Culpeper, William runts
David .V1*Cc2jss
Dinwiddie henja.n u Mardivar
bi’*ifaeiii Giljr, George Hooe, jr
gs5cx* Grcrge W. U.
r-«uqu;er, Joan Fdccou is, jr
rairlex, Thoai^sou V.ol../
Fluvanna, Samuel Fergus*!, jr.
Frtcerick, Jonn W. Bay e.n
Franklin, SUss Gnrre.t
Gloucester, F:aacis W. Cooks
— —n-u.ing
Grayson, Hugh Currin
Uretainer, John Mays K.
Greensville, Wm. S J.ff .e<
r’i‘Ies> Da-ic M’K. L2.e *
Hu.tfax, Henry Teny
Hampshire^ Kooen N\ While
Hanover, Francs biaai a
Haidy, Abraham S< i dT
Harrison, S mAcl p U11^
Henrico, Ludwed b~Wfes
H-ury, Jj»rpli AisjMider
Lie ot \V Ight, Kouc tK.Wttd
i Y* John M. Gregory
Jefferson, John b H.r.ry
ken&wha, Jo: n iteynGlj*
L ng and Queen., Hugh Can.pu*il
king Geoige, Stepnen Jeu
king \V hum, Joan Lai d
La;ic*s.cr, Cliesct.ei'er Ta .scot;
'tr. H .uau It ce
“ udoun, btepheu C. Itoa.U
Louissa, Har• j Laureuce
kuiieoburg, Fianct* Kuoeruou
hi a aiaoH, V\ llnain btrou.cr K
Mathews, 'ill aus Hung us
Mecklenburg, Jos.,,h Uetui.su
Msdd.esex, J »ii. Cuoun.ug, jr.
Monoogauu, Benjamin F. Rather
Monro*, Johu uuiclieton z -v
Moaigoinery, William Cu.rcu
iWatou, • J j.,.. A.ieu
Na.,*e.n od, Tiiomus bcyin
Anthoa) D.\ • . >.
NotokCounry, ihniash.ee
Nonhuu.ocil .u^ Wan e. H-idnall '•
No,thaniptuo, Levmg YV.nJ.-T i
Noilowvy, J md uJuLwa ,
Nelson, Ke j t,u,u >1 .st,y
G**io, Joun .Morgan
Orange, Ko 'irt Fyicr \r*
P«inck, Joan Hug its
Pci.die.cn, Jo.,a Lu»i*
Pi:i»yivuina Jan.es C VVo ding
Piwuaun, David Mcaie ;
Prince lid ward H Car.o. Green
Princess Am W.li.ou, b »nep
Prince W l uai, J nus t\»itr •
Prir.ce Gtarge Jo >.u H, r et rson
Randolph, Damei Hail
le chwoiul Co. Je.ijainnN Garl nd
R .ckor.d6e Cornelius h> u<uu
HocJungtuni, Genrge izuston
ltussc.l, J mes dicParUns
Shenandoah, William C .r?o .
bouwtUMipiou, George vjuucy
bpUlfcJIV^ijiftl J W di.cr
btafiord, joun S, A1 tsgu
^urr/ Dav.d Sennit
bu sex, William H ni*oo,jrt
i uzcwell, Rets 1 bompson
VVurwick, Wil ia.n L e> Sea.
Washington, 1J ,v u Cia.g
WtElinon.aud, Ru^eit bill y
\Y .*>d, J j.ius be. s.-.u
Wythe, J*»i.epl, Cuckett
Y»ik, Henry H-.w-.rd.jr.
City of Richmond, Samuel pnev
No. G,k b toug.ij
Ptteishuig,
17“ All the Assistant* who accept the'r
appointments wnl give mvme i« r notice
thereof to the Marshal, and indicate in*
place to which the r Ccmm *ji u» <,nali he
iorwardid by mail, A c 'py of he act of
Congress on ihe subject til the Census, and
a letter cm instructions prescribing tn mod*
in whtrh the duty is to he perl* r nod, will
accompany eacn Cumin ssiou_U ales* tt,» x
Notice here required is Coin rumcitrcl lit
a reason* hie tune_ the Marsual wnl pro*
cteJ to appoint assistants m the rouin of
those who tail *o conlnrm t > this requ am.
tn/=-It is expected that all le.ters wtii he
sent to the Marshal “ post pa d "
Joseph Scott, Marshal
ot the Virginia Distridt.
City of Richmond, April 3), 1 lie
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