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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-03

n letter fran eo1no1sre S. Barror, 7bozz1r ty6a,
P'5fas@f eJrfbe United States, datsd Wsbiastan f.-
k,Hary g, 1907.
SIR,
In eonfequeuce Of a conversation which had the
honor to hold with you yeGerday, on the fubea Of
gun boats, venture to fate my reafons for !uppo-
ling them the proper kind of veGels afford the
mott effeetual means of defence and annoyance with
III the bay and rivers the United states
The inia draft Of water enables them 10 tskc fuch
petitions, as 70 attack, in nlesiure w.h inpuiity,
vellels oi any Gze, and enabled to approach or
retire as may beh iuit dcon,ft their enemy and
protett themGelves.
My reidance having been always near tie Chefa-
peske, enables to remark particularly on the
effect Of gun-boats oPPoled to ihiPs within the capes
OF Virginia.
The middle ground, the Horfe Shoe, and VII
.oughbys point, are proper poi ions for gun boats
take TO rePei attempts To the bay lanes ii
yer York ipit affords the fame advantage in pre-
venting entry into that river, and rear each river
IS Hat which affords ia'e petition to annoy, with
ont fearing the near approach Of large hips. On or
twelve Of thee boats would probably be fnlc lent TO
compel to remove from her poltUn, a frigate, and
70 on, in proportion TO the hze and number OF tie
euemes ihiPs. lo do Than annoy wopld be d,t-
hcnlt. NIrh 'holc vSfisls great number aud q
long time would be reeeG-ry 10 capture iiiip of
| war ; but few commanders would feel f,cure while
open to the atttac; Of an enemy which how in
tSlIoIr Ilt CDutu tOI an attempt to
might be better opPoied by final! arms, cutlaaes &C.
and in cafe OF the nsec,y Of retreat, the na rivers
adjacent, sc. would be fnuad Of eay acceis to the
boats, aud naceehible to the enemy. 30 Guppore
that t~enty gun-boats ia.ioned il Hampton rosds
| and ,tS vicinity, would be luilcient to repel any
predatory at'aek in that quarter and be very forni-
dsb.e a larger force It is impoifbe for me TO ea-
large this flbjsG, lsirg incapable OF eliminating
the force which might be brought in ogpoEtion 20
this mode OF defence. I can recole9 perfectly the
manner and by .ha; means two lnlall boats beonr-
Ing to the tate q Virginia, during the revolutions
ny war, often intercepted, alnot; under the guns
of large hips, the iuYriies which ere frequently at
| tempted 70 be afforded them This was done by
means 81 Ight dra IT water and good failing They
we're ho ever, deficient Of heavy cannon The
gun boats building under my direction are 70 con-
itrutled fail tat and TO mount one heavy can.
non, ana con. d uec.n4ry mount foue fmslicr guns
IN the wait, 10 thst they be uled ia attack OIL
Priv1'eeTs inips u war and are competent to an
employment During ipnrrer) on the lea eoa0 here
the nIets will generally admit them, in cafe Of tenn
psluous weather, or the nseelfi,y Of reGeat from a
fupsror force.
have the honor tohe,
With great reipett,
Your obedeu, lervaat,
(5igued)
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NOTE.-This letter was only the cover of pcne-
raj NiIGinions opinion, and therefore ihews only IN
general terms what that The opinion itfe!f was
on former location communicated to conlinitree
of the Houe of Representatives. and was read to the
Houfe Tor its information. This paper CANNOT NOW
be ioand which is the aloIe regretted, 1t went
much at large inio the resioning the fubjea.
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LEXINGTON, (K.l January IL.

LEAiNG ON, (k.) January II.
Accounts from the mouth of Cumberland
fate, that Col. Burr, with about so or 90 well
armed men, which contributed his whole force,
defended the river from that place on the ssth
Dece mber. One account fays, that on the
morning, of that day, he had ali his men drawn
up, and harangued them eloquently. He in
formed them that the avowed object of fettline
the Ouachetta lands, was only deligned as de-
cePtion, whilft his real object was far more i'm
portapt--That it was not yet time to diyulre
his plans but that he ihould do 70 in a very
few days--That his object was honorable, and
the protpee bright of making independent for
tunes for his followers. Another account, in
which we place greater reliance, fays, that his
men were drawn up in order, on the day above
mentioned, for the avowed purpofe of hearing
dltcIoinre of his plans but in coniequence
OF the attendance of many neighbouring citi-
zens, he Informed them that the developement
mutt be delayed for few days, when he would
give them full information on that fubiect. He
then told them, that thofe who were unwilling
to proceed IN the enterprise, were at liberty to
return upon which they gave three cheers, and
unanimously declared their determination TO
proceed.
The accounts further fate, that Col. Burr
had been down TO MAGac, and was efcorted IN
by iome of the United States troops.
Kentucky Gazette.
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COURT OF VICE ADMIRALTY.
8 French hips.
I SPanih hips.

Nahau, N p. Dec. 49, 1906.
Before the Worihipfal Henry Morton Dyer, Sole
Judge and Commihary.
Deborah, Mory, Maaer.-Mr Armfrong, Soil
c;tor General, prayed the claim by him given Tin be-
half of Metrs. Howell and Pleafants and Charles
Pleaiants of Philadelphia and Alexander Mcclure
and John Pacon, OF Norfolk, merchants, ali citizens
of the United States of America) to be admitted
and the iad flip and cargo to be reftored claim
ed.
Mr.. Neer prayed the faid claim to be rejected, and
the laid fhiP and cargo to be condemned
His honor the Judge, having heard the fad claim,
and proofs read and the arguments of advocates and
Prottors both fdes thereon, admitted the fad
CLAIM, pronounced the iad fhip and the fugars laden
board Of her, to belong claimed, and by inter-
locutory decree directed the fame be reo ed to the
claimant for the uie of the owners and proprietors
thereof and by further interloeutory directed the
claimant produce further proof within three months
with refpea $3.50 dollars in fpecie mentioned in
exhibits Nos. Co. 81 and %.
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NORFOLK, Feb. Q.

Captain Webb, of the fchooner Catharine Shep'
herd In Is days from Antigua, informs, that a vef
fe had arrived that land from Barbados, bring
ing intelligence, that by arrival the latter and
from England, it fated that the Prufians and
Rufians had formed junction in great force, and
that after mott bloody battle, which had lated for
three fucceve days. the French entirely defeat
ed, and furrounded with Bonaparte in Berlin. In
giving this intelligence, the only part that would
vouch for is the correctness Of the report, cap
tain Webb but cannot without other data, as to
time and place give full credit this information, al
though intelligence might have been received at
Rarbados as late the III of December, even
later.
A gentleman who came panenger in the Catharine
Shepherd, Jays, that the above account reached ST
Croix and that he thinks the date of the European
AZ, cunts were to the 10th OF December.
Ledger.
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QDonle8tlc.
NETWORK. Ian. 81

Burr and biz army in motion Captain Bowen, Of
the brig Suian and Betiey, who arrived this morn.
ing, left New Orleans the Snd inf. He informs
us tina. it reported and believed, that on the e.
vening the 2nd exprefs arrived Gen. Wilkin-
fon from Cumberland CTenneGee) Eating that Gen
Adair with the advance guard of Burrs troops con-
ing Of 1000 men, pa!led that place on the Goth oil
Decerber--that on the morning of the Sd another
exprefs arrived in three days from the Natchez fla.
ting that Gen. Adar was elofe to the Nstchez, and
that Burr following with 5000 men.
The embargo RATED on the 3llt of December
The town put in Gate of defence. There were
76s regular troops, belides volunteers. The nava
force certified Of ketches gun-boats and fchoo-
ner.
A boat with 10000 dollars purified the Suian and
Belly down the river, but was too late.
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DANvMLE, Ky January G.

BY young friend lately from Louifville, we learn
that the militia (volunteers) under gen. Winlock OF
Shelby, Gationed and near that place, keepa very
itriet watch, examining every Perfon who arrives
Two well dreileG men, unwilling disable to give a
satisfactory of themlelves under cloe con-
hnemsnt. Some boats, full of young men, had pafIed
before the arrival OF the militia; and feveral other,
have been Popped, two Of which cut cable at night
paded the falls, and cleared off. For the more efec.
tuai guard Of the Cream, number of men, and fome
pieces of Cannon are Aatoned the adjacent Islands
Certain individuals, leaving their families without
notice. have iuddeDly diiappeared, and are fuppoied
to be on the way to Orleans
Our informant adds, that reports, mere reports, ia
ted col Burr to have been srreited on his way down
and that ievera OF his boats have been detained al
diHereSt places the river.
From other iourcesit appears that Mr. Banner
hsflet, iaid to be rih roya, is on the river be-
low, while his family is in one of the boats which
nave oeen taken up at Cincinnati. Informant.
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COMMUNICATION.

The marquis de Gaia Yrujo, his Catholic ma
jefy's envoy extraordinary and minifter pleni-
potentary, has inlttuted, through the means of
the attorney general ofthe rate, profecution
aganft William Duane, editor of the Aurora,
for his llanderous and calumnious publications
on the marquis, endeavoring to make him ap.
pear either traitor to his foveregn, or involv-
ed in the guilt of Vaccinations and confpiracies
aganft the u. S. or both. We know from a
fource to be relied on that the marquis has re-
quoted the attorney general to permit Duane to
give the truth in evidence fhoud bill be found
by the grand jury. Phil. True Ameriean.l
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HAMBURGH, Nov. 4.

The Duchy of Oldenburgh has been tken
p.fffion ofin the name fthe King of II BLAND
By 1900 Dutch troops. HeHe has been Obliged
to JON the confederation of the Rhine, ana muR
eonfequcntly ad againt Rufia.
The day before yeiterday, the body hi, Sc
rene Highnef, the Duke of Brunfwick was open
ed and embslmed at Altoona on opening the
Rull, 1t was found that the wound which that
Iamented Prince received mortal. HIS
Highnefs bore the exquihte torture occaioned
by the wound with the utmoa fortitude and re-
fsnstion, but when he learnt the lofs Of his Do
tinions, bis heart began 70 break.
His Son the d Ike of BrunfwIck Oels, who
cspitusted with Gen. Blucher, and who 70
heroically defended the gate of Lubbock, arrived
At his fathers houfe the day after MS death. HIS
Hghnefs' horfes were yederddy fold by public
section: his jewels aud other effects will be fold
tomorrow. An EGafe;'e has been feat to Ma.
poeou at Berlin, requeains that the Dukes
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NASHVILLE, January 10.

Various reports aaoat relative the force def
cending the river under the command of col. Burr
iome lay 600 fome 500 men. However, it is fuffici-
ent to fay that mis- expedition has cauftd comfortable
bufle throughout the Wetern country, we'll as in
this neighborhood We hear from fonie of the upper
counties of this Dira, that the minds of the people
are very much agitated We informed that the
maj gen. commanding the I'd Diviiion of Militia Of
this Rate, have received adves from the Secretary
War, Eating, that the afpett of public affairs, require
under his command, in readinel. to march whenever
neceiiity fhouid need it, The ardor with which they
have volunteered truly charaerifc of that patr-
etim OF which our country boats, and will Rand 4
pledge to our Atanae brethren, that when the inter
cit OF our common country is endangered, our lives
and property will be iacsEeed IN its defence. We
underand that the militia viii be reviewed to-day
by the Major General. IMPARTIAL Reyi.uv
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Last Corntnq's seaiI.
NEW.YORK. Fehrnarv Q.

Our papers by the Sufan and Betfey are TO
the I'd OF January. She left New Orleans on
the day following. Captain Bowen informs us
that the embargo was taken off on the gin De-
cembsr that on the sd of January an express
arrived there from Natchez to general Wikin.
ton with intelligence that General Adair was
within three days march of New. Orleans, at
the head OF 1000 men and that Colonel Burr
was following him with reinforcement OF COCO
more. Another exprefs confirmed the news of
General Adsir's beng at Cumberland with the
troops above mentioned OIL his way to Natchez
Mr.. Ogden was at the fort under arrta, wait.
ing for veRtl. dlers. d9y.
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night of thee Gen. Bertrand, the Emper-
or's Aid de Camp, had previouny reconnotred
the place. The cannon was ready to open up
on it, and the garrifon began TO be alarmed,
when Marfhal Lannes propofed the capitulation
fuejoined, to be 6gned by the commandant.
Deputies of the city of Berlin, have this
morning delivered the keys of the place to his
Majefy at Potzdam.-They confefied the re-
ports fpread through the city of Berlin, were
falfe; that the citizens, and the MATS of the
people, had viewed the war with regret that
handful of women and young officers were
the only perfens who had promoted it; that
ne was man of no penetration, who could not
foreiee what was to be expected from it. Like
all the ref of the Prufians, they cehfnred the
Witt Of Alexander as the caufe of their misfor-
tunes. The change which then took place in
the mind of the Queen, who, from timorous
and model female, engaged in her houfe hold
affairs, became bewildered, wiihing only for
war; this change Qhey iaid) had produced a
dreadful revolution. From that moment, fhe
wiihed to have regiment the intruded her.
feif into the Council, and took the lead in the
monarchy 70 far, that in few days, he brought
III to the brink of deitruttion.
Int Headquarters are at ChariOttenburg.
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LN GOONCIL, Frisay, Orb Feb,uayy. 1907
fiE executive eoneeiving it to be duty which
'"ey owe TO humanity and to tie laws To afcer.
Vn and to publiih, and proper 70 far as NAV onn
sfh any powers veed in them, TO punil}, tbe o.nc.
ian, To have been lately committed ar the b,-.L. -
the city of Richmond which eventuated in tb a.,,h s.
Ink JOIN McCREDIE, whole lofs i, fincsr.,,,
depiored by the EXECUTIVE.
II Is 70 that end unanimously Refolyed, tina, Meg,,.
f1eath' tienning and Munford be appointed go
nittee to sfcertan and report to the .o
ooh may be convenient, all material oircun,a,nces
VI any aegre, relating to that tragical event and mar
tou,ary whether the orders given by the Coverro-
10 the commatdant of the guard, in relation m ,b.
CONQUER proper on all occaons TO be sbferyed bv ,b
eenfineis belonging to that corps have been ren,r
y repeated by the laid commandan, to the ,rooos 80,
der his Command ~
" is ordered that the preceding refolution. toy.
ther with extracts from the Governor sorders
ing the eondua proper be obferved By rhe e.Drn-,
belonging to the public guard be publihed in all rh.
newspapers in the city Of Richmond
DAM. L. HYLTON Crk of Ri. Cor,.n
The following is an extract from letter of Cav
Monroe TO Capt. Alexander Quarter. tbe co,,n,.,
dant OF the public guard, dated May S, 1907 ON ,b.
'uoJeet OF the conduct proper be obferved bv the
eentineis ei the public guard he expreHes hfsf a,
follows: ~ %
In general they fhould be eau Toned M, - d;,. a
their piece with view to ftrke the obiea bur in
cafes where they are of opinion the perfon is ben, on
Tome evil deign, fuoh take or furprze the cent?
mel get into the Capitol to take the arms or o,h-
public property Sometimes perions intoxicated NAV
pals near the centinel or infuIe him. In fucb
Gales would be much be regretted if ucb perIons
mould be killed. II he be kept a. diffanee by the
point OF the bayonet it will be ufficent"
No change was made by governor Page a. TO III,
conduct to be obierved by the centinels-In letter
addreiied to the commandant of the public quari
March l7th, 1908; in peaking of the duties of the
public guard he expreHes hinielf as follows: Thief,
duties are 10 well underaoo.i By you and as far a,
have feen, been 70 i,hfully performed that at pre-
lent any direction or orders repectng them would be
unneceGary.'
Governor Cabel in letter bearing date. NAV
29th' 1906, addreiied to Capt. Alexander Quarter
the commandment off the guard, fpeakng of the rule,
and regulations adopted by his pre1eceIors for the
government OF the public guard, thus expreIes him
felt ; Il have feen caufe for making anv
| change in any of them, and you will Therefore
| conhder them confirmed"
The above quotations from the letters of Cover
nors Monroe Page and Cabell are true extract, from
the records.
DAM. L. HYLToN, Clk of the Council.
Feb. 10. I,n,,f
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NETWORK, Ian. 81.

An expretS arrived laR evening from Albany,
brings intelligence that the Houfe of AGembiy
met on Tuefday, and proceeded Immediately to
organize themtelves; and that Andre M'Cord,
efq. was chofrn fPeaker by a majority of IL
Mr.. M'Cord is what is ufusliy denominated a
Lewiiite. We may therefore, from this cir
cumfance, form pretty accurate calculation
of the political complexion of the legiflature
We further learn, that the clerk of the
houfe, who is alto a Lewilite had majority of
z.
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n GREAT B6RG I'm
February 10.

OR SALE, TRACT OF LAND in Hanover
county, wherein now live, lying on Crumps
creek containing about 500 acres and within miles
OF the city of Richmond; upwards Of 200 acres of
winch are unciesred, and is good wheat and corn
iahd there IS on this traa fome very good Meadow
Land-Has on it good dwelling houfe, barn and
other out houies, in good repair, with young orchard,
OF peach, apple, and cherry ALTO another traef in
laid county, adjoining Broad Neck about one-haf of
which is wood land-Alfo $50 odd acres lying in faid
county in the peighborhood of Jofeph Crols, within
three miles Of goodfaw MILL and well Rocked with
oak and pine timber. There are fifty bufhels of
wheat Town on the traa fri mentioned further
defcrption of thee lands is thought unneceary. a,
any perfon inclined to purehafe it is prelumed will
with to view them. One third of the pnrcbafe uo
ney VIII be required in eah, and twelve months cree
dit will be given for the other two-thirds A deed
OF Irut upon the land will be required to feeure the
payment Of the other two-thirds.
VIM SIMS.
February 10. oawaw a
N. i. As intend to remove to the weiiward. inn
medlate Pontihon VIII be given. WIS.
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ExsrAs Of lsffer dated 4l5i3sa.sa. ,(ya J "a

Extras Of & Letter dated 4l5i1sGsa, IN. "a
Daaiy 2s!b, 1907. ~
Nr. brownlow, man ofveracitv, has ira
retnrnsd to this place from Nufclie Shoals.
whittier he had conducted the family of CO
vernon Williams. a day or two before he ,.f,
the Shoals, Col Burr, with feverai boats ana
Goniiderable number of men left Sm;,hs.
'a'ld; IL ~ reported that certain militia ve.
nerai AND eX;lhJs &c, has diipatched two com
venturer. The mott impiici, faith and Gre.
ar are not attached TO the iincerity of fom,
VINO make proc lamaton of their good W In 20
towards the government.' 7 ~
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by virtue of deed of truit, executed on the e4tb.
- day of May, 1906 whereby David Ro!s con.
veyed to us, tract of land called Coles. in ,be
county of Goochland, containing by then late fur
vey, $40 acres; alto, another tract fnla diflancs
from that called Coles, containing 200 acres, more or
ef', it being tbs fame land, that the faid Rof uur
eha'ed from John Hughes and wife, and ALTO IN. traa
OF land called Mount Prolpee, the greater part of
which hes in Flsvanna, containing by elimation 1906
acres, except 225 heretofore fold by the fa;d
Ros, out of the faid traa, to Samuel Petit TO ra
the FUN of eleven thouand and four hundred dollars
with interet thereon from the a January 1907. to-
gether with all charges and expences of le and in
puriuanee of requition made in writing, under tbe
Previiions of the iaid deed we fnal on the
day OF March next, before the front door of the F,
gle Tavern, in the city of Richmond fell for ready
money, all and finguar, the land and eifates above
mentioned, at which time and place, conveyance,
will be made to the purchafers. A more partieuI,r
decription of the above property, may be feen by
tracing the references contained in the faid deed now
OF reeord, in the general court under an acknowledge
ment OF the fame in court, on the 9th Iune 1906
THOMAS NORvELI..
W. ALLEN,
WA. c. WILLIAMS.
February 10. (tf1
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ExfraS ofa letter fyass RiaGisgtor.

have the pleaiure to inform You that the
iecreisry OF tate has taken up the iuhject of the
late captures on our coat by Britiih ihips of
war, aud the Cordemnations at Halifax he has
given Mr.. Ertiine Git is reported) concile view
OF the consequences that mutt refult, if iuch con-
duct IS continued. baltimore paper.
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venerable remaius may be deps6ted ia the fafni-
ly vault fhis anceltors.
From the Hamburger Correfpondenten, of
Nov. 15.-it appears by letter from the Inn
of the Sd init. that the Notifications Of Bran
nau are beginning to be strengthened aud in
created by the French with the utmoft activity.
The Gordon purified by the Bavarian troops is
ALTO conhderabiy reinforced. The head quar-
tiers of the commanding general are at Old
Getting. fquadron of Aultrian hutlars has
taken poe at Tittmaning in the Bihopric OF
Salzburg.
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 4.

We have it from objectionable authority
that our negotiations With Great Britain, are
infPended. We under6and that difficulties
arofe on the fcore of imprefTing our feamen.
from which our ambaifadors would not recede
Quere-Has Burr's movements had any infIu.
s"ee IN the negotiations Telegraph.
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Adviees from Tennenee, as late down as January
10, rspreient the citizens warmly suache ed to the
Union. company Of old revolutionary folders has
been organized, under the firm Of CORN of Laviasi.
6e5 and has offered its fersiees to the commanding
general. rs
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EstrGa ofa letter from Capt. GARDNER, (re-
~e;o,sI Mt Db;y,J,JoJ 81, ! J,t.J

Estrad ofa letter from Capt. GARDNER, IRE
eei1sd at PHILADELPHIA dated
"GIBRALTAR, Dec. 6.
" Yefterday arrived, the ihip Mary, OF S,-
lem, from New York. She was captured the
oath ult by a Spaniih privateer, and anchored
under Spaniih battery. The captain, T Lam
ders not being willing to lofr his property
without ftruggle, thought proper to put the
privateer's men below, after fome reliftsnce,
in which of his people being badly wound
ed, and the captain Rabhed in the back, he ar
rived fate yefterday, and received every atten-
ton from the Engih lhips of war in this har.
Dor. The Spaniards punder every veiiel they
fall in with, or carry them into port and con.
denim them"
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BALTIMORE. Feb. &

A letter was yeferday received in this city from
Wilmington, Eating that treaty has been concluded
between the United states and Great Britain and
that Mr.. MunrSs was making preparations to return
to America. d1,,;,,,
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Letters have been received from New-Orleaus as
late the End of January. Thele fate the arret of
Lieutenant Small, charge of being engaged in
BurrS conpracy, and that fix beats had paled Nat
chez, after an examinations.
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APPOINTMENT.

JAMES ANDERSON, agent for ieamen & com
merce at HAVANA, ana alfo agent for the Navy De
p1rtment in the :iland of Cuba.
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WASHINGTON, Fec. 4.

On Monday the Supreme Court Of the U. S. conf
menced its fittings in thiscity.