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their cause from . legal tribunal; declared
his. total disbelief of the charges criminat-
ling the executise,and spoke with the great,
est emphasis of the enormlty OF thu stfort
OF men thus. situated TO disseminate susp..
I cion with regardt to the motives of the exc
fcnuvt government, aad said it was rid.cu.
Ilous 10 imagine thar any legislative enquiry
Econidbe made on the very last day OF the
session.
Mr.. Quincy rose to explain. He said
he deemed it his duty TO -presen. the me.
MORALS. disclalmipg all intea,ion to cas-. a
tcensure on the administration but he
taeught, considering The facts alledged by
the nemorialisis, it was proper to aake
+ an Enquiry; and added that from circun.
stances known to gentlemen on the acor,
/ The executive had been advised of The &C..
ting ess of the Leander time enough to
have prevented her sailing.
Mr.. Quincy was followed by Messrs.
Smile, and Rhsa of Tennessee, who deli.
ivercd opinions nearly the same with those
| of MI Williams.
Nh Jackson then rose, and pronounced
/ the memorials a tissue Of ialsekooGs aud
Ecalanfiies basely intended to defame
}lhs government, aud denied that the
Eexerl,ive had possessed the information
STATED by Mr.. Quincy.
alter a few remarks from Messr..
Munford, Masters, and Biawel. Mr..
Early offered the following resolution:
Res0lved, That the charges contained in
the memorials of S. g. Ogdea.and YIN.
Smith are, in the opinion of this house.
unsus ported by any evidence which in ths
least Elegree erimiyates the executive 60
vernaent of thia country: that the said
GsmeIiala appear 10 h.re been presented
at a time and under circumstances insiai.
olsly calculated to excite usjuss susp;sions
in the minds of the good people Of this.
Eailon against the existing administration
LOT the general government; and that it
weuld be highly improper 10 this house 10
take any step which might i1auence or pre-.
.judiee a cause now depending in legal
tribunal Of the u: States therefore, Re.
solved, that the said memorials be by the
clerk CT this house returned to those from
whom they came.
MIR. Clark required the previous ques.
.ioo, which was taken by yeas aud uays as
follows: &" shall the m ain question be nov
put"---Ysas 74--Nays IS.
The question was then taken by cas- &
nays on the several rncmbers of the rese.
luton as divided by dashes:
On agreeing to the
I st meaber, tae Yeas we're 7s-Nays 8.
I'd .---------- Yeas 7o-Nays IS.
Sd ---------- Yeas 84-No NAYS.
iort- Wee Tf-N,,,a
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alexandria E,aap aDhertfser.
THURSDAY, April "a.

George Summers and flames II. Blake,
Esqs. are elected msmbers of the Legisla.
ture of Virginia for tho county Of Fair
fax.
The president of the United States has
nominated, aud the senate unanimously
advised and consented thereto, JAMES
MUNsoE, now minister Plenieo,ent'ary of
the United States at the court OF LoBdos,
and WIN, PINcKNEY, Of MARYLAND, 60 be
commissioners plsniposentiary aud extra
ordinary for settling ell matters of differ.
ence between the United States and the
united Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ire.
land, relative 70 wrongs committed between
The parties on thchieh seas, or other wa
aers, and for establishing the principles OF
navigation and commerce between them.
(Nat. Intel. J
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MELANCHOLY.

F*traa If G lettrr E',om a gtaf,twaa IN Prince.
WI'i1iaw s's,sty. dated AprtI5. !.
We feel sgEeaf lois 10 worthy member OF
ear society, MI Elwsaa Carter, who's death
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to decree OF the hyperion court
{ of ehsncery, held at Richmond, will be ex-
po!ed TO fsle, TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
in the county Of Leudcun, the property Of The.
mas .4ta0oed Digs, Etq. 'Ooc called the Valley
Traa, containing aooutie97 scres, lying about
three miles from Le.ibu1g--tbe other called the
Green Hill Trsft, lying on the Potomac river,
bear the Blue Ridge, and oppoied TO contain
about $40 acres. 1heie lands arc to be fcld
for the Futpofe Of rating the fun of about Fix
thcufaEd dollars, due from the iaid Thomas A..
Diees to certain creditors in the decree mention
ed. The fae will be made to tire bg eft bid.
der for ready money, ard will commerce on the
IS.h cay OF Jure ncxt, in the town OF LctHurg,
ana county Of Loudnsp.
Thomas Swan, }commiMoaer,.
w. C. Selden, o0"'"'.9''''''' .
April II. DIFF
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81 THE Sublcriber and poGenor

of the above advertied Lands thinks it proper warn
any perlon who may ne TO pucate under the above
decree hch obtained in the MOI iecret manner
and totally unknown to hini) that he will not give or
aid in any mauner the procuring title pe.fed fuch
fate the attempt to which sa vague and ii tempered
efofr.
Thomas A. Digs.
April ~.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-10-10
FALL and WINTER
GOODS;

THE subscriber informs his friends
and the public generally, tina, he
has received and Is now opening 1 largs
quantity Of II AZ q !
FALL md WINTER GOODS.
Consisting of Cloths, Casimeres, Blan.
kets, coloured and white Flannels, De-
yonshire Kersey, Coating, Hosiery, &c.
also, . great variety Of Fancy Articles,
Calicos Of the most handsome 6gnres.
Chambroy. Mnslins, Leno Muslin
Wells, Caps and handkerchief, elegant
Damask Silk Shawls, camel's hair ditto,
fine Lace and Edgipg, Khotted Fringe,
Grapes, Lutestrings, artificial Flowers,
&c. &c. which he Is determined 70 seli
nncommonly cheap for cash, and requests
that al those who wish to get bargains
will be pleased TO call on him. He has
on hand Bar. Iron, Castings and Steel,
home made Linen and twilied hays.
- - WALTER b. SELBY.
Shepherds. Town, October 10, 1906.
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SMTTHFIELD RACES.
30 Do rum for, over : handa.

TO be run for, over handsome
: L course near this town, on Wednes-
day the 2gih inst. ! purse Of tlydoiars;
three miles TO aheat; free forany horse,
mare or gelding; carrying weigHsagree.
able to the rules Of the Jocky Club.
And on Thursday the soth win b run
for over the same course, Q purse of
iuoenty foe dollars; two miles to 4 heat ;
free as above |; the winning horse tho
preceding day excepted. ss3z'
And on Friday the SYST win be run
for, over the same course, q purse Of
fifteen dollars one mile TO heat to
be under the same rules no above the
winning horse the two preceding days
excepted. - 80 I -.
, The entrance will be one shilling IN
the pound three horses to start each
day or no race No booths 70 be erect.
ed on or near the ground, without pay-
ing Ave dollars to the purse. ~ - -. -: z
HARMON M'KNIGHT, 5Aanager.
Smith6eld, October 10, 1906. l.
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4 List Of Letters semainiag IN the Post.t
Office at Shcp herd . Iawn, Va. oii the
- first day efOctober, 1906, 1pkich If
= inottaken out By the first day Of go
y nnarE, 1907, Willie sent to ihe Gene
raj Past-Gf flee as dead lefffrs. ~ !
A MRS. SALLY ADELL, To-
n seph & Wilson Athy. ~ j. X
B.. Henry Bedinger, Jacob Bedinger,
chafiss Raily, Cornelius Barkeloo or
William BEEN. ::E~es \.
c. Maryahn Chaplain, John Claw
D. Edward Doughersy, care Of James
Lane, merchant. =. = IL - -.
r. Thomas B. Evans, John Thoma.
Evans p. +. = %s.. :, =. 17.Zl# -.
: G. Jacob Getzendaner. -.
H. Jehu Harlan, Miss Harriet Hugh.
- x. John Kinnear. IA IT. - LA =.
i. Henry Line. " 4 = o.
M. Rawieish Morgan, Joseph NJ
sMurran. &, ' r. ~, VI &, 81
' O. Robert Owens. stz1t if. ID ~
p. John Peter, Nathaniel Page.
r. John Robinson, William Roberts,
jun. Daniel Ramsey. i
s. Benjamin Stephenson ;, Jacob.
Smurrs Jacob Shenanburger, Cyrus
Saunders, Ann B. Strobe, Elizabeth
T. John Thornburg, esq. 9, Mary
Turner, Doctor James N. TAYLOR.
George Or Edward Tabb, John Talbutt, /
care Of b BovdstoHe. i. -.
w. Peter Walker, Elizabeth Weer,
Thompson Williams. Y ~ I : s. - - s !.
= 8 JAMES BROWN, =. n.
. October 10, 1905. y. ii Sc 8.
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The following narrative from the PHI
ladelphia True American Of and instant,
contains one Of the most hsart-rending
accounts Of human misery that We recoll
leet 70 ever have seen or heard.
Tuesday last arrived here 10 the Mer-
curry, capt. Dolby, from Jamaica, cap
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yEtILL Be sold at public sale, on
w Thursday the Esd instant. at the
houseof JohnSnively ,late Of Darke sviIle.
deceased, al the personal effects Of the
said deceased, consisting Of Horses,
Cows, Household Furniture Of every
kind. Farming Utensils. and Houses
gsarpenters and Joinesas Tools. A rea-
sonable credit win be given. The sale
will begin az 10 o'clock, and continue
frdmdayto day uptil the whole Is sold.
MARY 8SNIvELY. Adm'rs. =
j.. : JACOB SYBERT, Admr.
October 10. 1906. e.,
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1ssant 70 purchase a quantity Of I.
II Il.

To be delivered At Mr.. Daniel Bceki-
usis distillery, or At my house in Mar
tinsburg, for which cash viii be given.
I JOHN PoiSAL..
October 70, 1906. ID
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I'LL = ~
~, 80 s ~ ~. =. aa.s
49, - 80 .ac Sc 80 = ro. y.
~. " = ~, ~ ~
fy..t - ."S ~. !. u .sn
~ y. Sanu ny = u's ss ..n'S
~. .s.. 1919 ~. D.aes.aws I 49, one
= W os1e - s''e sook tne goa.
~ - louk =, asslstAnc = ~, ~. nsys1
: sn lu.5 se"oose I, sPs. Ieoss,
$500 =: NogeIs snu .ne NegIo' COOK,
.suS seit ~ oes.tu e,e uteek' n
y. ~ e1P.e.s1io !, " une IS.un % tns -.
su n : ussoay ing tso Juy, .wnel mey
lounu .ne senoonet gong toP'eces .ney
". .osetn = tnIes sPaIs, wan WHICH .ney.
me- RAJ: andPu. tnsreon some wafer
anu Provislons' ana ieit tpe wreck IN
huPes OF nnoing some naroor Or place OF
sa'ety ! tney mao net oeen an hoar rom
tne wreck before tnelr fai. nPsef. sswnicn
.nIe" 'eem ineo ,ne sea ana deprived
sne'" 81 taeH thet'e- STOCK OF provisions
8 sNery thine oo, "na vas not on 1hslr
oacks noweVsrthey ~. inree once more
go' On tee ,ait.-on WEDNESDAY night
sne "a OF Ju,y tns neg1o' eook, 'eaPt
TO-" .oe 'ra,' ana was 'os'-.sooSt
o'cioeE on l narsaay' the %, MT ,r isaac
=. n9gers appeared somewhat uerangsd,
s ~: aSoo. gay oIeak h :, moIhlng lsaPt
ln.o .ne sea, IsPta'n ,Noss sPIahs aiter
ana rePlaeea MN Q" .ne raie !. oot Iest.
Isssanu uneIsy, 'ns s! minutes :" ne once
l"ets unew lll''sen ,"so me "asr ana
Ms VI sesn no mors--'na. was capt soss
iet ~ ns "'us ocesn' ." thIee sPars'
W'tnous vlesuals or o,iok,s or airiena q
companion % eonso'e Or comfort MS
sroop'ng spirits. -. s,~
$50 happened thar ne nao not long 70
!euect On MS SOLITARY situa'ion, TOR =
1ou, yen 0 elee. n: "a: 70 nus great Joy
ne discovered land, ana driitlng near Il,
ABOUT 2 O'Clock ~ the evening tearing
ne snoald pass IN the night, stripped
nimsei. ieit ms rait ana swan TOR land,
wneie oe'ng ianaea ne SET OUT 20 search
LOT otop OF Nssn "ater 70 ms'sten ms
tongue ana 20 allay Msaever; IN. vain
did ne WANDER from place 20 place tiiten
az night when wearied and iatigued, ne
iald on the sand IN hopes OF Sleep mere
again ne was dlsappoinsed oy the shoals
OF lizards and other verraln that torment
cd him.. ne day broke and found him
restless, and gave him no comfort, ior
ne was now convinced ne was on a sandy
Island; witnouthouse or shelter, without
v'etuals or drink or . rag to cover NAM,
having left ms clothes on the raft where
ne stripped himself. in this ioriorn
state ne. once more sat out m search OF
wa.er: wnien' about sun GOVT. % ms
sleat Joy, nc discoveries WIN Wis ne
qusnGheo mas uirss ana SAT MN Gown,
20 NOOK az ms ioFiorn stase, "nen nope,
me soiaee OF the distressed was att ne
mad isi1 ne deesrminea 70 remain tih
providence should rs.leve nim IN that
way seemed mete. I nus, rom the I'D
o. July until the 2lss, gig ne Dear mp a.
ga'ns' ms misiortunss' ms only 1000 2
&c" iaha sraos "nich nc cat raw. ana
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sIHHE partnership of Memuages g
y i Cooper dissolved the seventh inst.
Those indebted 10 them and those hay-s
ing claims against them arc desired to
settle with eithertof the Subscribers AS
soon as possible. The business will be
centinncdby ALExaspER CooPER, with
whom We solici, the continuance Of pune
tual customers. E. s.,
s.. THEODORE MEMINGER, 4
ALEXANDER COOPER. ii
Martinsburg, October 10, 1906.
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lome danger that the French ships Of
war ID the Chesapeak may be made use
of to levy contributions upon our towns
in that auarter ~. = /. ,e.'
( In what manner are the, French ships
iof.war in the Chesapeak to be repaired!
individual citizens viii be eredulous
enough to expeud money on the faith of
bills to France. The probability is,
therefore, that the treasury Of the UNI
ted States win be called upon for more
tribute. Whether my SECRET law has
been passed providing for such an occa.
sion we cannot say-Howeser that may
be, If we should pay the expense of the
repairs, while the war continues, Great
Britain will be very likely to consider
Us as taking part in the contest in favour
Of France. II We refuse. the French
men will, in ell probably, help them.
selves unless shey have lately changed
their character, or unless, they should
be deferred BY the fear of our gun-boat
navy. = u. s. GAz. -
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the hands Of the hip owners alone, nrary equal to
the whole amount of the annual export trade OF
the United States, without the and of the Fifty
millions OF bank capital, or the oshsr facilities
have men,i.ned. :The truth is. Mr. Preiideut.
that where there is collective trade il will be found
almo invariably be for the account of Brtfh fub-
Jess, and not for the account Of their enemies, but
unimportsnt in either cafe the amount not worth
mentioning. The charge of Americans covering Of
property il a mere prrtrxt made by the Britih for
conden,nng our velles From this view of our com
erce, it will be feen that merchants vend large
quantities OF the manufactures Of Great Britain her
enemies, believe TO the of four millions and
they receive in nsymeut coffee aud fuyar; that in
the transportation thereof to Europe, rairr the
means TO pay tor thoe very goods Che authorities the
e;zure thereof by her cruzers and thus plumber our
merchants whiia in trade, dt=la,eS fair and h,efli
BY Ter eopeYnmeSf IN 1901.
SuPPoie, Mr.. PRECEDENT, that we l,ould fubm;t te
this new principle Of Great Britain will not France
allume the FAME II msf eersaini. Re expet7I Great
Britain does not in times of peace permit American
vees TO trade to her Wef India Hsnds. France may
FAY (as G. B. doesl 1oW pe,szfa an tn'e Of
What would be the confequsnce We fhould be
prevented from fuppying the Britih Hands with
produce to the annual amount of fix millions of dollars
Great Britain would oie the fae Of their rum to us,
10 the amount of 2,44oOoo dollars, and her colonies
would fsffer greatly for the ~ant Of regular and
eneAP iupPy. am eonndens, III, that Sreat-h si-
tam would iufer more, both pations to nforee
this new principle than Frapse. The latter has b,
two hmall iflands fupPly. England has all their
own vaf poae fious, and all the important Dutch CO.
lon'es which they would have tn provide for if our
cheap and eafy manner Of fupPlyins tkem was pre-
vented.
But, fir, it is afked VIVA. advantage s this neutral
trade to the nation Il gives, Mr.. Prefident, EN-
plcymcnt to imp,enfe number of vefIels: j, en-
ploys large capital, it gives wealth (of courfe
arengh) to the nation, and yirr' ssooOo dollar, IF
being the only part Of our revenue fyfiem which is
noe paid by the people of the US. tSey pa, no pa #
fLt~esf; for myielf am convinced that the neutral
trade Of the u. S, pays and half millions into
the treafury, and this verify believe will be proved
by the difference of revenue the return Of peace
when other nations ean,rade a, well a. we CAM
ITO be eontiTuei.J
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3uBscRiEER living in the neie hborhoed

he 3uBsCRiEER living in the neighborhoed
L ct Fr1nti.st, Kentucky, having undertaken to
pay the taxes OF nI'r;5er Of gentlemen Refining in
Virginia and eiiewhers, or their lands in this itate
and had'ns ihat the rera:,tng Of mo,.sy hs, for
that rurpoie is attended with great dAcuitics, r1
and trouble, prapues it thoie gentlemen and any
others who may hnJ it IN accommodation to them,
the following plan, to Wi, That they fall dc poEe
their money IN either Of the banks o RichmGnd Alex
andria, George Town or Baltimore OH or before The
hrG dag OF MAY annually, and Authorize lone pvrfcn
at thoe icscral banks adyiie him by raft Of fhe a
mcuns, and to whole credit it hsll he applied and
ln,lower him to draw for the fame, payable on fight,
he lands of nan l.nts are advertfed abcut th,.
hrit ct July. which expencc Of twenty-five cen,,
on each trs4 The iuoicrbvrs tr;ft will cou,n,ara
the cath III this Gate, AND oun as his bills ar. he,
noafed At any os sr Aforementioned banks. he vii;
ADVANCE the money in kcnu ekv, it,uttiny !even and
hall percent oo:nn,foa for ;s trouble il, s,tend.
r'g to and executing tie tu!r-fs. Iss wiz ;uclo,e
duplicate receipts tloe b.rk, i'll which the n,,y
IS deppi.ied, u. to the proprietor. OF the lands keep
ing the original III his roi-i;on, 10 correa any
errors which may Occur i'll the autc,s Office Of K.n,
tu;k!, tn tkoie gentlemen who may win to nav
their taxes IN ts way, and ~hn have not a pcrfonal
acquaintance with The ube her he bsgs .ay. 70
ter them to the Hon. Iohu Brock. arisee. the Son
Matthew Walton, E:euhes, now in conyref, At the
city OF Wilmington, 70 Gen. John preRo3 of Mot
goa'ery e"unsy, and Cpl James Breckenridge of Bot
tetourt county, Virginia, 4sto the confidence winch
may be repoied in him. -"
NATH.ANlEL HART.
n. b. The roaage on all letters directed to me
on .'e'above hniineis nua be paid.
Dcoembsr 10. ef.F,,NS,-
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March ls.
FOR Sale.
TIL: WATKINS. :.
(2mp.)

NE ESTATE on which the fubf,rae,
< now refides, in Frederick county, Virginia, al
jp'nrg the town of Barryville, (called BassIe,ownN
..eVeH miles from Wincheaer. and Immediately os
me pubic road from Wincheiter to Alesandri,'
are sou hundred acres in the traa, one bun.
dred acres of wood lard and in point of fertility Of f
no land in America is hyperion. The inproyen,.n,
on The lame are valuable ard in good repair. The
dwelling houie is large andconvenieut the kitchen
cary, barns, fables, &c &c. are in compIete oreer
There are two very productive apple orchards. one
hummer and the other choice winter fruits, capable Of
producing from 1000 to 1900 gallons of brandy per
un ne terms OF aie will be reafonable, and
Which S'ay be known by application to col. Edy.arI
Cairington OF Richmond, or the fntfcrib.r
Tudor Hall, March H. u,,y ~
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tween two & three thoufand acres Of l. AND,
gate in the county O. Prin5~ George aud known BY
ts name o. O.d.Town, the following terms, to
down, end the balance in four annual n0 ailments,
carry interen fro:, the time of aie---the payment
whcrea! mutt be feeused by bond and mortgage on
the land. This land is ditant from the of Pc
;eriou;g as"u; IA miles from James river 4 or S
miles, and abou, i-2 from Nobe's Creek, which
is ravigable for boats up to Peachy's MILL The foil
Systematically well adapted to the culture of corn,
wheat and Iohacco, and the greate part of the tra
is covered i;h fine ,inhhcr Il will be fold in Luss
iuit psrchaferS, and win be hewn to any perfon de-
firing TO view it, by Mr.. Drury Livefay, who re.
ldes on it. Pronp, attention " III he paid to any
communication on the fuhjca, direa.d To- the iub-
ierihr at Shirley in Charos-cty county, by poit to
Granville Mills.
PATRICK HENDRFN,
dsss. for Cb,ries Ca,ier of Shirley.
March T.. flaw9n,.
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Bp aatbari.p.
LAW OF THE UNITRD STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Delarine sbe foam Of ty, mts- fsfe ofNe,r- 7rcy,
TO be pert Of d;ivsry; and es<';ae Gr6i LonE
on Hood ani, or FiAaberI nsel, in tie Fate Of MAJ:
Eaebycss.
BE it ena&sea BY he Senate and HOME ofRsprejcrfs-
'iVet Of tie Uai.el Slater Of hzeriea in Corsre5 aeu-
tka, That the town or landing place of Jerfey, in
tie ate OF New Jerfey, hall be port of delivery,
to be annexed to the dtria of Perth Amboy, and
ihail DO fnbea to the fame regulations and rsfrei-
ons as other ports Of delivery, in the u. S. And
there hall be appointed furveyor to re66e at the
faid port ct delivery who fa be entitled to receive
in addition To the other eloluments allowed by law
ialary of one hundred dollar, annually.
SEC 9. lind u furtbey enne7sd That the fecretary
of the treaury all be- and be is hereby authorized
and required to cau(e good and fuicienr light houie
to be erected on Wood-Ihand, ON Fletcher's neck,
in the dittria Of Maine Qeieeting either place, as
the PreGdent of the United States may deem mot eli
gbis) and to appoint keeper, and oiherwiie provide
for iuch light houfe at the expance of the United
States. PyovieStha fuicient land for the aceen,mo
dation of fueh light hnufe be obtained at rsafon.
able price, and the legnature of MaiIichufeus f,all
cedc the jurfdiaion the fame to the United
States. And the FUN of FIVE thouiand dollars is here
by appropriated for the erection Of aid ligh, houie
TO he paid out Of any monies in the treafury nn. o.
therwle appropriated.
NATHI. MACON,
Speaker Of tb: Ecnie of Rtarcentaiirrs
GEO: CLINTON,
FIee-PysfJEm eftbe Umi..S Slater and Psas.
Srnt Of tie Senate.
March 8, 1906.
ArrKoyEs,
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