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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
SDnrne9tlt.
NEW.YORK, September %.

II Nezv Pampblet.-A pamphlet was yefler-
day pub IN this city with the title oil :. The
BRITISH TREATY :" it is dedicated 10 "thof.
Members of Congrefs Who have the lnE to ber.
eetVs and the Lpirt 10 pyjls the true interefs OF
their country. The writer is federalift and
IN: pamphlet is ulhercd into the world at this
juntture with the double view of impsirinp ;h,.
well repoisd confidence of the people in the pa
triotin, dlicernnent, and integrity of the Pre-.
iident, and of aiding the caufe of England in
our preient misunderstanding with her. He
profefies TO detail the fubttance of all the arti-
Giles OF the treaty which the Preiident recently
returned to the Court OF St. James without (ub
uniting it to the Senate.
In what manner or whence the snthor has
obtained the treaty, win not now conjecture
but if he has impaired the fubRanee of it cor
rectly, its peren ptory and indignant rejection
Ivy the Pretident will sHdear him more than =
yer TO every honeit man in America, be his oDi-
MONS what they may for, according to the
authors tatement, there was annexed to it nv
the bftl!h government condition, which. had
1t been yielded TO on our part, would have de-
graded the u. STATES to their former abb cir
cumfance OF Colonial dependence.
Having thus noticed production by which
the a6minilration is 10 be deInoIilhed and our
independence laid with humili al the foot ftool
OF the ErGiin throne, we leave it for the DrrT-ni
with the promiie to expoft it fully to publ,
view which proniie we Iball perform with d
cheertuIneis and zcal proportioued 10 our af.
inrance that the injury medtated by the author.
viii recol upon thofe of whom ne is the avow.
ed advocate. >6y< II,
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Extra' sfa Letter 70 . ea!or, dafd PyoviJsaec, r. Z
Sept 10 1907

cannot reGA NY Inclination to inform you Of tn,
Rourihil itae OF tie e7tol nluvidl0yy in th. quar-.
ter of the union; that is, TO lurnh You with the
number merely Of the buildings erected, aud Of tie
fpinales completed and in motion, and of ,hofe
shou; to be huiihed and fst in motion in the fame
buildings.
There are fcventeeu buildings erected upon the
dreams in this nrighbourhood in .2hich are, ,lre7dy
fix thouiand and ninety lrindics in operation and il;
which there will lhorty be an addition Of fourteen
thouilud end twenty fix, making in the whole 20
10 fpisde' 1hefe manufactures are ali w;.hin
so mile, Of this town, and feven.eghlhs the property
oil the citizsrs OF iihs itate. (HGy00.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

Tn The f5ip Agnes, capt. Bunce, and the brig
Soutb-Caro'ina, capt. Serrill, o. pieces OF heavy
ordnance, confderable quantity Of mukets,
and large iuppy Of all kinds Of military Garc.,
have arrived for The ufc Of this State, TENT by the
government Of the IT, Statcs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
CHARLESTON. S.nt. 49,

The Gover0or ha8 iiUed his Proclamation,
making koown that Col. JosePH CoLHovg, IS
duly elected Member Of the II ,rie OF Repre-
fentativcs Of the U. S. in the room Of the late
Cen. Levi Cafey, deceafed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

BRIrIsH TaEAry.-An intcreaiue Pamph'et
made its appearance yeferday, entitled " The
brifilh Treaty." dedicated "to thoie Menbcr.
OF Congreis who have The fenfc to perceive and
the fplrit TO puriur the true ntereas of their
country" The following is given rs the
"purport Of that treaty" Pe9bI.'5 Fyissd.
The firf article, like the 1rH Of tha, conrlu.
ded on the 10Th Novcmhcr, 1894, bv Mr.. Law.
is merely formal and the fecond confirms he
fri ten articles Of the old treaty. Il is, there.
fore. proper 10 give glance at theo1.
The firfi, as ia already mentioned, is merely
foi nal and the fecond is executed.
The third gives to each party the riaht of
paiiing through the territories Of the other, in
America, except within the limits Of the Hud-
ion's Boy Company. We find in it the follow.
ing clauie. " But it is Underltoud, that this ar.
tiGie does not extend TO the admifion of yeHelg
OF the United States INTO the fea-pors, harbors,
bays OF creeks OF his Msjefy's fId territories
nor into fUch parts Of the rivers in his MaisGy's
iaid territories as are between the mouth there
of and The birher port Of entry from the fea.
except in fnall veGgls trading bona fide between
Montreal and Qucbec, under nIch regulations
as fhalI be enabiQcd 10 prevent the oaGib,rty
of any frauds in this refpeG Nor 20 the adj.
milton OF BFirih velItls from the Tea into the
rivers Of the Utitcd States beyond the bigheG
ports of entry for foreign vegels from the fca
The river MdHippi ihaH, however, ACCORDING
70 the treaty IT peace, be entirely open to both
r1rliCs: and u is further agreed, that an zinc
ports AID places 90 its e4itcrn tide, TO whicitn.
ever OF the parties belonging, may freely bc ~.
tortsd To AID uicd by both parties, in as atnDie
manner - any Of the Atlantic ports or risc,.
OF the Untcd States, or any Of the v,3tts o.
places 81 his Maietty IN Cree prn9in.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

The Hon. George Jones is appoi cd i rtna &.
tor in CopGrcis, from the G4te of Georgia, in
place Of the iate Mr.. Baldwin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
europe.
NETWORK, Sept, 81


Capt. Jenkins of the hip Ann, informs Us that
the city Of Bordeaux was illuminated on the 4
OF Auguf, TOR ; days, in confeauence of the
peace on the Continent and that Bonapartr
arrived nE,ris, from the Grand Army, en- the
9th of July. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

E.fysa Of 4 hf!Sr from CbayisRsr rs. e. Hu- 81
The yellow Fever Is raging with great yio-
enc. here and fsw that are attacked efcape The
times are precsriovs and truly aa-m numbers die
daily and uore !a more thar four OF five days after
being attacked with tt,i dreadful GiGemper"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

-. DRESDEN, July IL.
AIS rl''0Y the emperor rst Gil from ko.ara.
'Sf2, I' 1871 at ~ the evening, and a,r;v-c
on ~ i4t1 ai noon, at M4icnwerdcr, ybe..
n" ifd NV hour. Atlae'cloct TIE Time even
ing 70 f1dsd ih:ouEh Poitn, wdcr. he remain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.

BY virtue Of preoept of,hc Secretary or the Nav
ofthe lo,h isH. Court Of Enquiry will be held az
Norfolk on the 9Th of Oaobcr in The cafe Of Com.
modere Barron The court will be competed of the
following officers, viz
Capt. Alexander Murray P,15icsL
Cart. Ilsae Hull, and
Capt. Iiaae Chauneey.
Thele gentlemen the fame With thofs, prsvi.
oufy appointed, with the exception Of Commodore
Prebe whole long nef, and confcqucut death pre-.
vented the court from lstng at earlier period
Nut In.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

TRANSLATED FOR THIS MERCANTILE .fDTRR7isnR,
From Laie French paprrs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-30

BY vefitI arrived at Lew. London, inHorma.
ton is received Of tine death OF Yitlor Hughes,
governor Of Cayenne.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
Valuable PROPERTY oy SAFE.

TvOS BE SOLD, in four distinct lots or to-
a. gether, four acres. of LAND, contain
ing from one and quarteracre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending in a right line
from Gibbon-street 20 Great Hunting Creek,
intersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY. application to 5
ames Patton.
June 81. tawtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
Expedition againft Madeira.

s 80 ~
A force It is said, is to be Immediately dis.
patched from this country to take possession
: OF Madeira It is to consist we understand of
three thousand men, to be commanded by
general Berresford.
The Sd, 9Th, saith, SD and lst regiments
are mentioned as being intended forthis SER
vice.
A number of transports which are to be
victualled for three months have been ordered
to assemble at Portsmouth where the embark.
alton IS to take place. The troops are also to
be furnished with camp equipage. Adeputy
ad]utant general, Inspector Of hospitals, TIVE
physicians, and TWO surgeons are to be part of
the staff This expedition is expected to sail
in the course of next week.
The expedti omit is believed, has been re-
solved on IN consequence of intelligence re-
ceiyed by government of the hostile designs
Of France and Spain against Portugal and its.
possessions. tits ofimportance not only to
our ally, but to our East India and other ships
which call there, that tae island of Madeira
should be preserved from the Grippe of Napo-
leon.
A proclamation has been issued at Ham
burg, prohibiting allEnglish goods from being
introduced into Holstein, unless they canbe
accompanied with original certificates that
they are on neutral account, and are imported
from neutral ports.
We understand that upwards Of ten thou
sand men have volunteered from the militia
regiments into the line before the FIRST of
Sept the period at which volunteering was to
begin re guarly
The Dansih government it is said was just.
on the point of conc Guiding treaty with France
by whicht the latter Would have obtained pos
session of all the naval force of the former, s.
the island of Zealand, at the moment our
forces arrived
Price ct Stocks This day.
Consols, money, 90 IL 5-8--For Oct. s.
-8--O mniu1n, 4 A prem.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04

end with passengers for r rotterdam. under
kniphauscn colofs. have been obliged g
return g Yarmouth, after being warned 4
of BY the guard ship stationed 81 Helyoei.
sluys. They requested leave Is purchase
SONG provisions. but were ordered Is BRO.
coed % sea Immediately, aud seek for BET.
ter quarsefs. &:
In their passage 10 Y armoushttey spoke
a pilot.boat, whief ia forne & thar every
vessel coming from Eoglaud direcs would
be conhscat-d, and that, the master and
passengers would Be marched to the Hague
and putin confinement Tits reported that
count Palsey and M. s. Madame Deshaeys,
who sailed q few days ago for Holland,
have either been ordered to return 10 this
ccnasry. OF have been put under arrest.
We are glad to 6ad the rumor of the TT.
States having given our governments oHly.
four days 70 decide upon our answer to
the dispatches brought by The Revenge
Schooner IS Hholly uatoun1ed We did
nos indeed atiach any credit 10 It. The
differences between The two countries are
70 be. as they ought 10 be, deliberately
discussed The u. S. are said "a be vii
ling 10 allow the search for goods under
certain circumstances. but not is allew any
vessel bearing their flag 10 Be searched for
men. But in order 10 identity British and
sAmeric@n seamen, they propose thar a.
gents shall be stationed id every commerci.
al por, n each country before whom all
complaints shall be heard and decided, aud
every seaman given up 10 thar patton 10
which he is found 10 belong. Courier.
4 letter received 10 town by The Chiaa
Aees lately arrived, affords some hope tina.
sir 6. Troubtidge may still be living. I.
lis dated Bombay, JAM, and says, after
mentioning the arrival of q packet fros
Eugland--" Sir L. Trowbridge has his
flag 90 board the Lion. y
Another letter IRON en- board The Lion
dated China March % is silent with re
spect to sir Thomas, but siates that cap.
Rolls Of tina, ship had rendered great ser.
vices to ihe East Iadia company Curing The
late disadvantages.
A vessel arrived a, Arbroath was chased
by some of the Danish pilot boats Coming
down the Sound, on the 22d ul,. aud saw a
ship belonging 30. Hull on fire.
f
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
CAUTION.

ALL persons are cautioned against taking
an assignment of a note for thirty five dollars,
given to THOMAS PA7.EN, of Carolina,
dated on or about the 18th of September last;
as I can prove it was fraudulently obtained.
John Head.
November. Sit
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w A XIV O r K.
POR TER e BISHOP

PORTER e BISHOP
Respectfully acquaint the LADIES and GE
TLEMEN of Alexandria, that they viii op
THIS. DdY, TUESDAY, s.NovsMsER
at the house of JOHN LoMAx, sign of s.
Cross Keys, Prince street.
4 Large and Elegant collection o
WAX FIGURES,
As large as hfe.--Among which are the
loving characters:
COLUMBUS, The first dlseOvsrey
~ AmeYlca,
In pflncely robes, taken from an crigir
painting found in the museum Of the duke
tuscany
n striking Likeness ofAe late
+ Gen. GEO. WASHINGTON.
His Excellency
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
President Of tie United States.
An accurate representation Of the Duel be
tween Gen. Hamilton and Col Burr.
The Death of Lord NELSON.
This group represents in striking nlannt
his situation while attended by capt. Har-
dy y his Lieutenant In his expiring
moments.
M INDIAN Iy.4RRIOR.
Ia representation of Stephen Arnold.
A Schoolmastar whipping little Girl,
years of age, in such barbarous man
ner as occasioned her Death.
A Sleeping Beauty-The Philad. Frient
Beauty, and the Coquette.
A scene from Hogarth--Th austere Father
frowning on his Daughter, on finding
her witE her Gallant.
Also, sundry other Figures Music on tine.
toned Organ.
EEP The exhibition will be open from in
the morning till in the evening, and will be
removed from this town on Monday next.
NJ Ambulance s25 Cents for grown per-
sons-C Children half price.
Nov. 8 DIT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-04
PUBLIC SALE.

~ 49,.
.0n = IDAYnexb will be sold at the Vendue
Store,
Clothes, Swandowns, Casimeers,
Flannels, Bombazetts, Bed-ticks, yelvets,
Dimities, Linens, Threads, Durants, Worst
/ led and Cotton Stockings, sc &c.
2. g. Marlfeller.
Nov.4.
az At the fame time and place, a
Negro Woman and her child, an ex-
lcellent houle Servant. P. G. M.
Shreve g Simmer,
Have Just received and are now oIeniog in the .
store lately occupied by VIM. sHREyE, a
handsome and generi assortment OF
DRY O GOD S,
Suitable for the present and approaching sea-
sons which they will sell low for CASH
consisting Of
ID EST superhne and second broadc.otAs
ID do, cassinerss
Mixed Bennett scord
Elegant London toiEenet, Bcnnet's cord,
and swansdown Waste eating
Mems and wonlelLs blaeh ad coiored
worsted hose
|! Do. milled do
Mems and BOYS Co. gloves
yelyets, Tfafasgars, thiclsets
Presidents hunting and constitution cords
! blankets, iushiags, coatinss, plains
Baize, aannels, tries. Irish linens
India cottcns, shirtislg calnbiscs
! Cambria lauslins, lasdresss(l Binghanas
Plain aud checked ciianabray nlusiins
| Calitoes, dimilirs, long lawns, cheeks
| Brown Holland, bandanoes, Madras, md
| silk handEerefie!s
4 Tabby aad six velvets
4 White3ald coloieg Itslian sfnscstring
| Embossed aid figured utestril,g
Ribbons, embossed and plain velvet do
| Sarsenets, extra long kid gloves
Extra long and short silk do.
/ Tambored lace sleeves
Spider,net do
Mems and WoTnen's white, black, and
lored silk hose
Thread and cotton laces. cotton hosiery
Silks, twists, threads, gallons, &c. &c.
1 November A. eelW
49,
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY next viii DO sold at the Vepdue
Store,
For The benefit Of The underwriters,
One Cask Of Hardware,
Damaged on board the Williams and John,
captain Woodhouse from Liverpool.
p. G. Marfeller.
Nov. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

the light house at present estoi,J;sbed -,
smiths islaad, at the mouth or the r;v.r
Potomac, to he taken down, & to cause ano-
ther good * Sufficient one 20 be built ar such
oeher spot on the said point, as the .prce;-
dent " the United States may select. pro-
O'ded, that sufficient ground for the accom-.
moiauo thereof, can be obtained at n re,-
sonabie price ). and provided also. that the
legislature or the state o. VIRGINIA sh,tl
cede the jurisdiction over .hs. same RI. tbc
United States. And the Secretary of tbe
treasury is hereby further authorised and
directed to cause the light house herctofnre
established on North island. at the cntr,nce
into Winyaw bay, in the state of South c.
rrollna, to be rebuilt in such manner as NAV
IN ms opinion be most likely to secure it's
future safety.
Sec. 5. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the Secretary ofthe Treasury be, and he,
hereby IS authorised and directed, to cause
proper and sufficient buoys and stakes
10 be hXed IN, and along the channel IN
Wlhyaw bay, leading to the harbor of
georgetown, IN the state of South Carroll
ia ana also, to cause proper and sulTic-
ent buoys and beacons to be placed ON. or
near the rocks and shoals in the cb,n.
mel leading into the harbor of salem. in
the state of Massachusetts.
Sec. a. ind be i.fur,isr enacted. That
tor the purpose of defrayinr the exDcnses
which may be incurred in the execution of
this act, the following sums shall be, and
the same are hereby respectively anpropri-
ated, to be paid out of any monies in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated that
IS to saw, for building the light honse IN
Northumberland, FIVE thousand dollar.
tor building the Light house at Naus!,awD
island, two thousand five hundred dollars.
tor pulling down and rebuilding the ltgbt
house on Smiths point, sig thousand dol
lars for rebuilding the light house on.
North island, twenty thousand dollars fcr
hX'ng buoys and stakes in Wibyaw b,y
one thousand Ave hundred dollars; for, i;x'
ing buoys and beacons IN the channeI. load.
ing to Salem harbor, one thousand Ave
hundred dollars. '
.-., NATHL. MACON.
Speaker oIthe House of Rftrrsentafi1e.
GEO: CLINTON.
Fiee-President Qfms United Stafes. and
- :, President Of rae Senate.
February 10, 1907.
Apr OVID,
TIL! JEFFERSON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

THE MAILS

no Northern papers were received by
tuesday evenings mail-Oa "Wednesday.
the Aurora of the 25th, anl Baltimore Fe.
derai Gazette Of the 9th of last month. with
TWO or three country papers of old dates
only reached us-last night, nothing. I'm
ger such circumstances, our readers, we
presume, cannot be at loss to account for.
the oarrenncss of this days Argus. It is
melancholy fact, that some OF the gentle
men OF the post-offices do not consider news.
papers OF much value. The public inter
est requires that the procedure should be
corrected; but where so many are con-
the delinquents ''''' 0''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
(By Authority.)
AN ACT


Huthorisi1g the erection ofcertaiu L,r6,
houses aud the friRg qTsfakes, 6uovs 81
6eaeonS at certain fiiaees therein named
BE 70 enacted by the Senate and Houss
Of RetiresentaffUe' offhe United Stafes of
america, tn Congress assembled, That the
secretary of the Treasury be and he
hereby is authorised and directed, to cause
a good, and sufficient Light house to be
built at each Of the following places, that
IS to say on Fair-Weathcr Island, in the
state OF Connecticut, and at Naushawn Is
land near Tarpaulin-cove, in the state Of
Massachusetts at such points as the Presi-
dent OF the United States may select for
those purposes and to appoint keepers, and
otherwise provide for such light houses, M
the expense of the United States; Proyids
edthat sufficient ground for the accommoda-
ton OF said light houses, respectively, can
be obtained at reasonable price And
provided also, that the Legislatures Of the
states OF Connecticut and Massachusetts.
shall cede the jurisdiction over each place
respectively to the UEited States.
Sec. ?. ind 6sh further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and he
hereby IS authorised and directed, to cause
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06
=. Female Education.

1 lie trustees Of the Academy fo- Fe-
maze Education, established in the CT
" OF RICHMOND, are happy to inform the
PUBIC that the Academy is now open for
the reception OF pupils, in the house lately
occupied by James Penn, Esq. under the SUI
perlItenitance of Mrs. NINA Bypp The
branches ST education, the names of the
teachers employed, and the conversations
to be paid to each, by the parents or rua,..
dians of the young ladies' instructed b,,
them, are as follows:--
l. Reading and writing the English
Tongue grammatically, Arithmetic and
Needie-work Mrs. Anna Byrd teacher !.
at the rate of twenty dollars per annun.
2. Geography and History the Rev,
John ID: Blair teacher; at the rate of 6f-
teen dollars per annum.
.. Inc general principles of moral and
natural Philosophy, and natural History I;
the Rev John d. Blair teacher; at the rate
ot htteen dollars per annum.
q The French Language Mr.. John
nongrand teacher; at the rate of twenty
uoiiarS per annum He is to give Ave les
sons week to each of his pupils.
5. Music; Mr.. Auguste Pctfcolas teacb-
-er at thc rate OF forty dollars per annum.
He is to give three LESSONS a week Ia earb
of his pupils.
6. Dancing; Mr.. John. Lataste teachc,
at the rate of twenty dollars per annnn,
He will attend at the Academy ooce -
week, viz. on every Saturday, for the mr.
pose oil instructing such pupils as shall he
entrusted to his tuition.
Z. Drawing; Mr.. Augistc Peticolas
teacher; at the rate of twenty dollars per
annum, and VIII give three lessons veek
to each of his pupils.
he SAID compensationsa are DAvabie ouar-
terly IN advance; and the parent or omar
dian oil each pupil is to furnish such books
and stationary for her use, as shall he di-
rected by the respective teachers. Each
pupil IS to be taught such only of the said
branches OF education as her parent or p-nar-
dian shall direct; except that no punil shall
be taught Music, Drawing or Dsnrino. viii,
out being also instr u ted i'm ONE ono nv. r,ors
OF the other branches of education targbt
IN. the Academy; and that standing CON
mittee OF the Trustees (consistinp of nine
members, or majority of the said nine)
with the assistance Of the teacher of tI,e
branch OF education 70 which any pupil is
proposed to be advanced, are emDoyered
TO Judge OF the progress in science, and de-
eide upon the qualifications Of such pupil
to be admitted to attend such teacher.
ne standing committee are 20 visit the
Academy from time to time, 70 examine
the pupils for the purpose Of discovering
their progress in improvement also 20 OBJ
serve the conducted the superintendent and
other teachers and make a general re-
port Of the state Of the institution, az least
four times in every year to meeting of
the Trustees. Theyare moreover to grant
such tokens Ofapplause, as they shall deem
eXpedient, to such Of the pupils as, in their
Judgment, shall deserve them and also to
esnsure those Ths shall appear t. have
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-06

our territory ha: been ia comm ,,ior for
some time past in consequence OF a. Burr's arc
'Na' After raising aud marching ,he r'it'i
committee was appointed 10 x ADD ex iniiuc
COZ. Burr's boa,s--thsy found 80 ~ A life aud
nnskets' 3 or pounds of powder, 900 barrels
OF pork, several trunks orbooks aud some other
small matters. Burr has given security 70 stand
nus trial At our next crcui, court and peace AMI
tranquility is restored to The Territory. believe
the people here are warmly attached to the gene.
rl government"