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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
GRAND ARMY.
fT-y;-E ~

fIanicb, CT. *.
Every thing is IA milton, our armies
have croilcd the Itcr, AMI arc marching to-
wards the Inn, n,vherc Martha, Et-nadote OIL
the one Gle, General Alarmont on the 9TH
er, and Mar.hlL D&y2uit vii. Be tais cycl-
ing.
Nnrsm5rE, O7- ~.
We have received letters from PruIil Of
the 25th. ''hey ere fun Of details reIatiye
10 the, proceedings Of The KuIiians, who ap-
pearrd for .aomcut Oh the borders pf the
Inn, and t.ut i3,ne d-flchments to The left
5ans o;that ri7er, bur whica they ha!teueI
70 abandon on the li,f Jews Of the arrival
of the French and Bavarilns. We learn
by ,h- fane letters, thar Gen kuniow has
made ms army take rlew petition, in which
he propoica. ,il-y iay, 10 wait for thU
Freuch His line extends from the Ina
Ratt upon the DaGnbU aionE he riga5 ban.s
of the Inn = The mouth of The Saiza by
Dttning-u anI L1uiIen as lar IS Subburgh
l,cicnenhau AID BagchJof5aden. Ccn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

Wlh tic compliments Of the season, the
Editors "a .ic F>r1i7d Ga-etfe, present their
l.r.t-.nl acknowledgements to their friends
nd TattoHs, fer the continued support they
Eavc received, and hope by their exertions to
inc il q continuance Of it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
itp tbc 19a.s.


PELADELPHIA, DEC. 23'
The gs5d Rtp@5LoaqS, as they caR fbsnf-
5eioes, Of the lrdianl Territory, have Peti-
toned Ccngrefs to permit them TO Purchaie
ard hold Siave5 i!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

Keinmayer, who a'fo com nanded p-
that point, has been replaced by Cen.
Mecrfelt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
HIGHLY INTERESTING.

Extrad Of kttrt tran Charles MARTIN,
Fg Pyfmafer at W'at11ord, Erie c5mty,
10 q gentleman IN LaHcafer, dated Deem
brr r, 1903.
4" Judfon and flaac Farren, are jaa re-
turned from Detroit. They bring bad news
from thar PIace--that the Indians are gath
efing il force, ard threaten Detroit with a
fccond con1agration. The people arc in
great alarm, ana turning out TO arms in
ever. direction. If they had NOT come
way the day thcy did, they would have beeu
enrolled in the militia next day. his
tuppole is owing 10 the withdrawing Of the
troops, as there is now only part Of ! com
pany Of artillerilts the-c, under Capt. DY
soN" Ci'bi'ad. 54b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEnNEenA~ nrr &


The BIZ for the relief of fueh p1rf3na as
NAV I'VE been dilabled by known wounds,
received in the iervice of the United States
whether By ftrving il the militia as volun-
teers uadcr ,>,me authorized officer, or III
any Re sirnent raj. I'd BY any par icular Stare,
was read 4 ieconI zine, aud plael 70 b. ell
srofed.
TAo25DaY, DIE. %.
Ga n4o::on of NJ Warn. n i was voted
that the ass r. 'PecI1fs tic RECITATION of
foreign coias, ougirr 10 5tr'FraA-d
A Committee was appointed 4. inquire
into the a6t for fixing rGc .aiaies ot the
collectors Of duties, SC.
The oshs7 buinei5 was "A 4 'ooal aad m
intereiSias natuse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06
&Il1e 0a3gttr.
rHE NEW TEAR

p0KTL.LlD, .EoyDar, Ja1aarg 8, lso6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-01-06

SEwYoRr, nc 23.
III On Sathrd " the n,erneers of lne " .>f4v
Engla2d So1iHy" ce'cbra,gd. Er :ac frE
time, the landing .: tatir Fat er , \ i.ly
mou n, MafAlhuirt,s, ~ .642 Au ec-
gane dinner was provided general Sc
yens III The a5f-uce IF >.r. N@.l."! r--G
ded, afTiled BY Msilrs. W.n'nrop. fiap,
moud, aud Col Mansfield, as N.c= Prei
Gdent3. : he Rev Dis RoHscrs aH3 E@aeh
performed in q dey@nt and very Propt:l,r
manner the accultomed religions rryices VI
The tatlc.-" More shan 80 gentlemen ot
the iociety, Forgetting ali differences ~ ?ar-
ny and opinion, united to celebrate lie &C
calior WIKI an attcctiopafe remembrance of
their origin, and aus in tie true fpirit of
the fcciety, the objects of which are fI;f4i-
y8if, dariy, and mutual q6Jfance" The
toats were peculiarly appropriate, ard were
intcrlperled with many excellent longs
one Of which was competed for the location
by MFR. Fefitrdcn, and fet to The fayorite
tgne of I" -Ll!l7r15 n4I Libsrty"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
CAUTION.

THE public are warned net to re-
ceiye atP CS,T no II of the Alexandria
Bank, No. $500, for $500, drawn On the SON
of August last, in favor OF Bcldsaia ~. Ike,
which was dropt in Baltimore ono about the
10th current, AID which soas not Endorsed. II
reward of FSt1y Dollars wall he pad or dcli-
vering it to Il. 9 r. 8oaghaa, Baltimore, CT
asnes Patton,
AlexsIdria,
October %. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
.Qctober %.
e. REMOVAL.
div

s He subscriber has removed Lis store to
& the warehouse lately occupied by Mr..
Gore, two doors below MIR. Darey Davey's,
where Ae intends keep sn assortment OF the
Choicest Groceries.
he las at f't'esrnt 81 ha'sd, Va9Rali:y kha5 y
can recommend, tu e.helesal% or rstatt
RIuscoyatla andloat s,2gar Gu4.2ioupe al,i
St. Domingo coffee, young Tyson sld i11>pe-
rial tess, choice tShode-Islant cheeses, gessu-
5ae Spanish $yeGsafs Ct first quality, chocolate,
rnoald and dipt candles, spinning cotton, wrap
ling paper, 1noiaases, fine and coarse salt il
b.sii AID sacns, i;q3son rum, Ieac,i brandy,
NaisSey, Sc. sc.
t las a hrsec'45. snd eatccts &c kee{t saftled
4cifd,
y. Car6SIes htsir, Of supe.iot manuil.3tilre,
Tor Family use, alKl fresh butter from tle coun
Try,
A. LIMBO.
Octobv- 90.
~ p. Business IA the Brokerage Line done
as usual. @.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1906.
FOR SALE.

A young NEGRO WOMAN, with her
first child, a male of six months old. She is
a good house servant, and sold for no fault
Two girls, each aboat nine years old, accus-
toned to living in the family and very handy.
Also boy Of ten years old, OF good dispositl-
on
A1pJto The Printer.
October 90. dl2t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
FOR SALE,
BY THE SUBSCRIBERS,

BY THE SUBSCRIBGRS,
81 hogsheads Jamaica rum, 4th proof
90 do. ST. Croix do. Sd do.
10 do. n. Eng. do.
10 pipes Holland gin,
4 do. Aslcrican do. OF superior quail.
2 do. L. P. Madeira vine J. Of eaeeiien
2 do. L. W. do. dc. qatal. svar-
quarter casks.do. do. raa!edhare
Go. Msrseilles wine
30 bbls. prime beef-Connecticut inspec
80 dc. prime pcrk--NewSlersey do.
10 boxes mould candles
IS do. English white soap--vory dry
chests hyson-sKin tea
500 bushels ST. Ubes salt. ies0
Wadfworth and But1er,
Union, bstween King and Prince-street.
4OCtober 6.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
NEW BREWERY.

IT He. public are informed that the SUBJ
scribers having commenced Brewing
will have
3 E E r
ready for delivering in a few days. GRAINS
iriay now be had at the Brewhouse at the corr
ner of Union and Wolfe streets.
Isaac Entwisle 81 Co.
~ B. YEAST may be had in few days
at his house in Union street.
October %. eo6t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
A MILLER WANTED.

One who can come well recommended will
find employment by applying to the subscriber
in Aiexandiia. L. JANNEY.
9th me. 18th, 1906
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
LANDED,

ad.!',r SUI ~
1sw,aion and Fowle,
rs hogshea,ts iylsiins sugar
20 barrels %cw-Es-ns iane. ru1a
s ':::: ;. s :::::.:..s' OIL.
20 chests Yong dyson TEAS,
DO. de- so1chopg sup. quality.
70 bales Bcertos.3 slrEahs
so boxes cod fish
10 G,iiata!s Isle St:oal dumb 90. for family
SO kegs butter
Is do. picked salmon
&C boxes soap
80 do. chocolate
400 tons plaster Paris.
N STORE,
40 puncheons 4th and 5th proof Jamaica
rum
2 pipes Holland Gin
Madeiz Wine
Retailing raci2sses
10 chests imperial, }TEAs.
10 do. young hyson )
bales Beerboon Gurrahs
so boxes dipt candles
SO do. chocolate
do. fig blue
SO half boxes brown soap
4 cases cotton and wool cards
z casks Sd. Tod. and 2Qd. nails & brads
s tons sheet lead
so bolts heavy ravens duck
Hayana Sesars
No. / beef
Aqnanity Of mems coarse and fine shoes
50 casks F and FF Bellona Gun
powder.
October So d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
NOTICE.

Was taken up as trespassing estray, in
the subscribers pasture, on Sunday the Goth
instant, a Black Horse, about Is hands high,
with rope round his neck, marked with the
letters D. /. on the left shoulder, no white a.
bout him, The owner is requested to come,
prove property, pay charges, and take him a.
way.
John Gadsby.
October ~. cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
SALES AT vENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
- WILL BE SOLD,

AT TIE VENpUE sIoAE,
Garner of Prince and Water streets,
1asrsssy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
z PARTICULARS OF which viii be expressed u
the bills of thesday.
ALL, kinds of goods which are on ninita-
..,I and tie prices Of which are established,
an ~ 3 any time be viewed md purchased at the
laxest limitation aud prices,
&C. Marsteller, Y. n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
Sale at Auction.

On hO.A-D.fy, the third day Of November,
will be sold, at pubic auction, at the house
of MS Britannia nlslesty's envoy eAtraordi-
nary and minister plsnipoteItiaTy 70 the T.
rited SAtss, inths city Of Washington, Il!
his
,Iiog5eaeld e. KaEbcR Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
E LEGANT mahogany Dcdseeads, Chairs,
"a Tables, Sofas, elegant Hrusse:l's Carpet
ias, q great deal .os which is ilew, Curtains
Beds, Mattresses md Bed Furniture, ali finish
cd in TIE newest fashion, some elegant Rath
Stoves, two English Carriages, With Harness
for four horses, finished IN tie newest fashion,
and other articles Of ssad!ery-AlBo, squallsi-
y of elegant cut and plain Glass;, largo
quantity OF empty po,ter, aZd Stone BEETLES,
Gar3en Utensils Of al kinds, ard, efcntu.liy,
several dozen of English Brown Stout, Ale,
and Wines Of different kind, and Liquors,
Tho sale to commence at | o'c!cct. IN he
fe,sason, II fsir, if not tie next tsir day, and
20 continue froIa day to day till ali IS soEl'.--
Terms made known at tsnoe and pl&cc aSsai2
October Is. dig
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

Octo',er-2e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
4 Tract or Parcel Of Land.

\.
Situated in tie county Of Fairfax, on the wa
tcrs Of Accotink, conmor.i.. called the Aoaat
.9ir Tract, containing between SIX and seven
hundred acrss, together vita the buildings and
improvements thcreon--it being the tract OF
land wf,ereon the said Daniel NI<Carty hath
for some time Past resided The sale vii
take place at the dwelling house Of tie said
Daniel MsCarty, Oh the said premises.
Thomas Swami, Trustee.
Dctoberse dts
az The above iale is postponed
until ThArla0y the a3d of November,
on which day it will certainly take
place, On the terms and at the place
mentioned in the foregoing advertjfs-
rnent.
7HomSs Ssvaaa, Trultee.
October IA.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
October q.

Cath, and the highelt price. given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, BY
the Printer of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
PuBL1c SALE.

= { -fitta Of a decd CT trust from sLei
% eJ'Ca;ty, Esq to the subscriber, made
Tor tie purpose Of securingti,e pay1ncnt Ct q
tlsbt dn9 from the said Daniel hf;t:rty 10 Ro-
bert I. I1ooe 6. Co, OF Alexandra, viii lie
exposed 70 public sale Oh tie .jG:;Hsentt day q
-fayen'der nc@t, to the highest bidder, fer
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

"a hhds. SUG AR Of good quality,
IS bbls do do.
pipes 4th proof Brandy
4 or. casks Sherry Wine Of excellent
II do. do. Malaga do. quality.
Boxes OF Cotton Cards
Sacks of Licorice Root aad Sage
Barrels of Clover and Herds Grass Seed
And a large quantity of Red Sole Leather,
Fer Sas BY
Benjamin Shreve, Jun.
July &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26

'--ra1' = IS, hew.szr-s :, iron nine pouoi.
e.s8, iron SIX pDunGesa3, rcn lear psusd.
efs 3 been tree Pcuaaers 10 (lhsse are he
pieces Of artillery belonging to tina Ual:.d
S:a;cs) Artillery sida arms 9ss, sa5res
1859 pairs Ct pistols 1899, musksts
eO4, $50, riArs as, oi3, fusees ,23l, bay.
onets 1lG 74S, cartridge bszes $3.50,
iknapsacks s6,4l4, ramrods, steel, 5000.
espon:oons so, ponds Of powder 1888,
cartridges with balls 798 827, tambrels asd
Wagons 1917, stands Of colors 81, leose
balls 29s,785, with 2i3 los. in Virginia,
wires and brushes &c sol, aints 227, 1894,
scahherd: and belts 1888.
As it may be OF some ia,crcse, however.
to have particular view Of the proport;eus
IN which some ct these articles are 10 be
found in The different States and tsruer!ss
Of ths union: we have, tor the purpose,
selected the three mes; common and asces.
sary ins;ruments'.of var, viz. sabres, pis.
tolls and muskets.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26
Mr.. RANDOLPH,s MOTION,

TO REDU,CE THE DUTr ON SALT,
Of all the attempts TO restore the sinking
popularity Of orr eooisnding aemagoguss'
and to impose on the understanding oil cur
citizens, there has beer Zone more Hsgrans
aaaEdl bars, iaGsd than the late iatroAEhcHsh
of representatives, to LESSEN the duty en-
salt; as brief Statement, of facts, COZ.
nected with this subjec. VIII clearly ex.
plain.
When Mr. jefferson succeeded TO the
presidency, it was his first Gaze ,opiace
al the head Of the treasury a nnaa, whose
turbulent opposition to the laws, 9ad en-.
daogered the peace aud safety Of 'AUui,-
ed States, by greatly contributing teNncite
al iosurrsctioa in Pennsylvania, theeup-
preston of which cos. the nation up"Sds
of ono million tao hundred thouscHa d.
IarS <
AS might have been expected, unte'
such an administration of the finances, tha
Law imposing tax on whiskey, which had
beer ;he pretezs for the instruction, was
repealed; end, q, the same t'pae, the Who'S
Of tie internal revenue was distinguished.
To supply the deficit of public INCOME
occsaloned by the repeal Of the taxes Oh
7vhiskey loaf sugar, and pleasure Garages
Mr.. Jefferson and Mr.. Gallatio, wi'h 'aet
rnajorlsies ia the national legislature COM
posed ct the Rardolphs, the Smiles Nc
Eppes, the Aistons, and the whole .l'os
of democratic pretenders, did nor hsSl'a's
TO continue the heavy duties ON sd1, 6f0''"
ssgar, and otAer accessories Of Jc; sns'e'
by leaving the burjhen, which they h.o ,e-
moved ,om the richer cI,iseRs, on me 'S'
boring aud less afiuens classes OF the COM
,suni,y.
After having thus agsrieved tina, very
portion of The people, by whose sekFag''
(eiven iadeed under delusive sod 'a''S
pronisesl they bad been raised 70 Powfri
after having eonliaucd, from, the momsn'
of Mr.. Jeaersoa's entrances on Office to 'n'
present Tine, this unequal and unjust as
sessment Of public contribution, with Toa'
face dees Mr.. Randolph, or Mr.. Snill''
or Mr. Eppes, or Mr.. Aston. or any
ether Of the partisans Of either Jeftersea
or NJ ad;son, or Munroe, corac forward "
court the faver of an abused people, .?
such measure DO they believe tnss
their mssives can be mistaken, or t1as laA
end which they ssyerally propose, caa o.
soncsslsd !-Ds they imagine .has 'aa
See MIR. Ga'la'in's Prsseriss;s,. t7he' w.
ing as Secretary to r. Soara ct lefs'g''ss
Pa,kirfon's Fsrry) Of any citi1so use facs'a d.
tempt to carry a revenue Law At nc o1ises
States issa efetil
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26
From the hchmoqd Enquirer.
MILITIA or THE UNITED STATES,

We have received from a friend ct
Washington, a" Message from the presi,
dent Of the Uniled States, transmitting
statement OF the militia Of the u. States
according TO The returns received from the
several states and territories" April
1 read and ordered to lie GA the table. "
This ssatemen, is distributed into 500 ma
ny tables, and spun into too many details,
to be interesting or instructive in lis pre-.
sent form. We have therefore deemed II
sufficient to throw these different details
into one general view.
1 Two principles arc clear, that few 60.
vernments can preserve peace who are not
always prepared for war: mad that for
arepnblican government 10 preserve its Ii.
ber.y, ii must prepare itself fer war by
disciplined militia, and, not by standing
armies. Bat at the present moment, We
have the most delicate relations to adjas.
with the powers of Europe. An aallsabis
accommodation of our differences, is per
haps, beyond oar reach. We have ever
heard some vague but alarming runours,
of " threat of hostility frem France"
We know not how fsr the iutenperate
passion Of Bonapar,e NAV hurry hIn, ho"
soen he NAV patch upsa peace in Europe,
and unite his troops with those OF SPAN,
te invade our southern or western frontier.
Under such circumstances it may noi be
uninteresting to examine this general ylsw
of our rua,kers and our saea1,s.
The following message introduces the
repor, OF the secretary OF war;
To the Senate and House of Representatives.
of the United States.
NOV lay before Congress ssatemsn, Of
the Militia of the United States, accord :.
| ing to the returns last received from tho,
several states and territories. 1t will be
perceived thai some of these are not re-
cent* dates; and that from the states of
| Maryland and Delaware ne returns are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26

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action. To this requlsilion we can less ac'
cede than TO the fbrmer. Look 70 the do.
cumen, from the treasury which lies before
!us. I, will there bs found that the whole
amour. of domestic produce exported TO
Great Britain and her dependencies Tor the
year 500, was ] 8. 727 900, that OF this a.
+ mount, the arsictss OF cotton, tobacco, nee,
tar, pitch and rossu, which are fa'c!atstOelg
the product of the southern section OF the
union. give the sum Of 8, 100000 dollars.
For the year 1908, the whole amount ex.
ported TO the same places was 22,7oo, 600
dollars of which 1880, 900, arose from
the articles above enumerated. FOE rthe
year 1904, the respective amounts were
1000 900 dollars, and $500 Oo3 dollars.
he ateyage of he whole aaioant ter rae
three wears was &C, 200, 900 dollars the a
verage of the amount upon the enumerated
articles fer The same time was 9,9oo,ooo
dollars, of which last amount, she sum OF
s, 800, 600, arose from the article otc0ttoh
and tobacco alone.
Thus, sir, stands tie relative amount OF
the. experts 10 c. Britain and her dePedden-,
cles of the products of the southern ssctl..
on of the United States, and those OF the
whole union.s and in the relative proporti.
on of course must their different interests
be afected}sy the adoption OF sl,is reselati.
on.
Mr.. Chairman, there's another view OF
the operation of he resolation3 which we,
sra ri
the committee. From the same documehs
itappears that the average amount of to-,
bacco for the three years, 1902, 3 and Il,
exported from the United States @ss,
$4,000 dollars that OF this amouns,
the proportion OF 3 100000 was exported
10 Great Britain. Tnat Of the article Of
cotton, the average amount exported tor
the same three years was $4,000 dol
lars ,of which $3.50. 600 dollars, was export
ed to G.. Britain.
Do not gentle expect too much when
they ask us to shu, our eyes upon these
facts Do they not require of us, to a.
banGon The best interests Of those We repre-.
seat? Aad should we not most shame.
fully besray the sacred trust reposed in us,
by an acquiescence os our part !? 'fhs
gentleman from Pennsylvania mir. Grsgg}
who moved the resolution, ought least 81
all to expset.lhis surrender a, our haeds,
WtTS~- TO '~---l~vted how tt--i--.,-.-;c1 Ca 4
WILDE imposed upon the agricultural io.
,erest of.is own state, by lac adoption OF
the proposed measure. The articles OF
whea. and -four are ret spsjects of expsrt
toGreat Britain, unless in .imes OF famine
OF extreme scarcity.
[fo b. esatisxed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-26

i II nc ECEHcTW Ht@ 4 bCN ostU ipSt"uS-.
the following ranks and numbers of 9Th.
GERS: 20 major generals; 1ss brgacier
generals; Squarter master generals; Is
sdjutant generals; IA aid dc camps; l
state engineer; 4 commissary ger. pur-
chase / commisssry gen. of issues leo
brigade majors; 1pay. master general ); 4
physician general; aposhecary general
deputy adiutant general deputy or.
master general; Wagon master general;
forage master general; 90 brigade or.
masters. The second list, viz, OF Field
Ogtcers and Regimeatal STAFF, comprehesds
the following ranks and numbers of off,
GERS o colonies 700 lieutenant colonies
commandments 1909 majors 49, pay
masters; 587 surgeons $50 surgeons
mates 6lse quarter masters 1872 adju-
tants.
I'hsreturn of the artillery includes n
lieutenan, coioaels. /; rs majors; 1875 csp4
tains 25l first lieu enaats 159 secostf
lieu,enapls ~ saiasan:s IS quarter aias
tiers 755 sergean:s; 81 cofporals $50
musicians; lAs gunntrs 60 alarm. men;
.6853 navrosscs.
The list of -Ge0alry embraces 81 !ieuse-
naps cOloueis,; 70 majors; 431 cap.ains;
778 liemenaats; 500 comets; Is atiG-
tants; SPsymassers IS quarter masters.
1866 sergrants 43s musicians 81 farri.
ets.i SO sadders 1865 dragons.
a distinct list is gwen Of the Grena.
diers b1, they are very few in number.
Ii contains 8 captains, lieuteuants, 2, en-.
signs, 10 seriesr,s. 3 corporals, Q drums
and ifes, 1917 rank and file: The number
OF the Iiglt Infenry also is very limited,
being 10 more than 7 captains, lieute.
pso's, 6 snsjgas, 90 corporals, 5 serjeants,
s mssicians, 28l rank and file. The list
of Riaemca includes 81 captains, 81 lieu.
tenants, r enslgns, 227 seriean,s, &c cor
porals, SO MUSICIANS, 4124 rank and file,
of which F-nusylvania alone furnishes
1882. The lis, of Infantry, which is
placed last on these returns Of the Militia
of the United States, compartments, 1868
sss fFta spfr i z292 isusaants, 6o5l snsigns,
serieauts, 452 dram majors, 4f2 FIFE ii'hi! ss
iors, 1869 streants, 1922 corporals,
io57o musicians, s45 pioneers. ~, 1868
pr.vates, besides SO catawba warriors, IN
South Car0lua.
The following IS a table of the whole
number OF privafss, IN the artillery, csval'
~ AMI foot bslougipg TO the different s'a'es
and territories. Uoder the term "fooi'
we ms an 20 Include greDsdisrs, light infan'
A
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CONGRESS
OF THE
UNIT Ed ST d z Els.
.goUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FR1pAY, AGrch7.
BRITISH AFFAIRS.
FR1pAY, Marck 4.
,9RITISH AFFAIRS.
sDERAT TIE

In committee Of the ssttyis on the state q
the agsn--Ar. +. C. Smith IN the chair
--safasresoiution egefed BY .lVr. Gregg.
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try y(IcHISu and infantry:
- Art .cocoy,yg Fart.
~ .h:ra Ass .,6,e 1o16o
s1ss.sehu.e,,s 5slos 21s6 5ss16
Rhode Island Sc 81 4414
yeTuop, sa4 1902 1903
Nrw York li4s 1884 6S744
New Jersey 1876 ss3 2f742
Pennsylvania $40 1852 es4i3
delaware
MARY land
Virginia 1850 3cso ol962
Nosth Carolina 25s 37a7i
Saush Carolina US 1873 a9lS5
Geersia u $50 1860
Kentucky 1855
Tennessee 63o 1925
Ohio IS so 1919
Mississippi territory 1923
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stated. Asfaras appears from or ycsnTds:
mons were ever rendered from slsiief oi
these states. From the territories Of t'f-
leans, Louisiana and Michigan, complete
returns have NOT ye, been received.
TIL; JEFFERSON
April II, 1906.
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= The return from Virginis is fer 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-08
ZOE HASKELL

THE fusfcriber hereby gives public
NOTICE to all concerned, that ne has been
guy appointed, and has taken upon herielf
the truit OF Adminiltratrix on the eftate of
JONATHAN 1NDkEWS.
late of Scarborough, in the county OF Cumber.
land, Blacksmith, decealed, by giving bond
as the law directs :--[he therefore requeft, all
Perisns who are indebted to the laid deceafed 4
e'sate' to make immediate payment; and tho e
who have any demands thereon, TO e1hib;t the
fame to pOPCAs ANnsEus
DATED Aggss ~, 1906.