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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-06
Translated from Spanish papers-By the Merca
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ESTREMADURA
BApAJoz, June 81.
His excellency the commandment of this pro-
vince, has this moment g O'Clock at night re-
ceived the following intelligence
SARAoossA, (AenAooN) June To-
ANTAGONIST.
Your heroic valsr in defence of the most lust
cause recorded in the annals of history, was evn-
ced Yesterday by the signal advantages which
we obtained. The 5th OF June will make YOUR
exploits known to all Europe; and atlmiring his
torIans will hand them down to posterty You
have been eye witnesses to your triumph and to
the overthrow of those proud Frenchmcu who
presumed to attack this capital. 7co killed. a
considerable number of wounded, so prisoners
and many deserters who have onedus such is
the result OF their rashncss. We have captured
SIX battalion pieces, SIX stand of colours, one
military chest, number of horses and a u,ian-
uty OF arms and accoutrements and we may
confidently expect, that the whole of the army
which has entered Arragon, will expiatc its
crimes and be utterly defeated
heep up, then, valiant Arragonese the artor
and noble spirit by which YOU are amin ted
see the heroic conduct of the Sarregossan / "a
dies, who, infiamed with the love of their coun
uy, KING and religion, hasten to lend you every
KIND OF assistance. You will shortly be Joined
ov vast number of regulars, who, jealous of
your glory, and anxious to share it, are coming
mther by forced marches
In the mean while, We all, CLERGY, communi-
ties, mothers of families and other citizens.
VINO, either by your personal excrtions in the
held OF battle, or by supplying the wants of your
ieiiow-citizens, have cifectuaiiy contributed
| to preserve the capital of your kingdom and to
maintain the honor of the nation continue to
put yourmost earnest prayers To the Almighty,
through the medium of his august and most no.
| ~ mother, Our Lady of the Pillar, Protector
ess OF the Kingdom, that lie NAV prosper our
arms and ENABLE us to reap the fruit of our victo-
RES, by the total destruction of the French ar
my.
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The Surveillante, when she came here, was
reported to have 1000 barrels of -four on board +!
1t is possible they may be slowed by some mira
Gle under the keelson, for there is none above.
~ HERALD
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PHlLADELpHlA, AUGUST so

u W. FHILADE LPHTA, august %
Below, the brig Aurora, who by pc. mission,
sailed some time since from hence for Havann:,
butfalling in with British armed brig from Ha-
wanna with number of Frenchmen board, OF
the Hole in the Wall; she put % or so of the
Frenchmen on board, and ordered her to return
with them to thssport
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Nrw.Ynnr August %

NEW-Y OAK, August %.
We were yesterday favored with the follow
ing letter, re-, eNod by the brig Neptune from
Fun'dad.-fhe account Of the amputatton OF
BonarPartc's arm, the destruction Of Mnrat and
his army at Madrid, &c seems rather incred-
Die bit there is, Notwithstanding, possibility
Of ITS being true.
Exfraet IF (effey froDp a gentleman in Tlinidaa
10 hisJrieHl in WcsO-l0rk, dated AHgat 1.
"ThIs moment launch has arrived from Bar
celona in which several intelligent Spaniards
have come up.
4" lore IS the news have from one Of them
WHO iett Clraccas . days ago oniy
=" ~ Carac:as much French bood has been
sPillcd-aeI TIE Survivors OF ah sizes. ages and
descriptions, lave been imprisoned and iroued.--
The general .iench officer who was sent out to
take coinfnan Of tho province, offered some in
suit 10 capt Beaver OF The Acasta lrgate ashore !;
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rccrrrirg - his an'hor;tv, he ordered to be
taken from his presence this pnenemenon.
saying. "'twas impossible that the earth
should subsiss n man of so mwch freedom be-
fore the emperorof the French. But I'll re-
ward you tor it," NJ. Zevallos went ont; &
I'M Gomez spoke afterwards R,.t :. .sas
finally decreed by Napoleon l. and Charles
Nv. that Ferdinand VII. should renounce the
crown TO his fsther In the space of six hours
Under this violence, he was compelled to do
it !; but with certain restrictions which Napo-
leon was ready to submit, and which he did
agree to with CharlesIV. The latter Snally
consented to a5dicate aud cesle his crown to
Napoleon, who, in turn, transferred it to his
brother, Joseph l. at Naples-nomna,ing in
the meanwhile, that the, grand duke of Berg
should be lieutenant ofthe kingdom.
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Gen. H1lkinson arrived at Carlisle, (Pen.,
OF Tuesday the 10th ult and fixed his quar-
tiers at Mr. Humrich's Inn.
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BALTIMoRE, August, 81.
Copy Of letter received by captain James
Thomas of Annapolis, dated August 90,
1903, communicated TO the Editors Of the
Evening Post, for publication
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03

priety of making the manu- facture Of wal.
TING AND PRINTING PAPER a particular
! subject of their attention.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
Dtrglnta Nrgus.
r 1 c II NJ o n ID
FRIDAY JUNE 3, 1908.

We congratulate the friends of our conn
try on the result ofthe public meeting which
took place on Wednesday last. The una
nimous agreement OF such numerous and
respectable assembly of citizens to appear.
at the ensuing celebrations of the anniversa
ny of American independence, clothed. as
far as practicable, in articles of domestic.
manufacture will, no doubt, have haDpv
influence in encouraging the production OF
those articles generally. The proprietY
of a REcosfMENDATIoN to the people UNIT
vERsALLY to adopt similar resolution was
suggested at the meeting but the idea of
a motion to that effect was relmquished,
such measure being conceived not to be
NECESSARY. 1t is supposed, indeed, that
the patriotism and good sense OF the Cit.
zens of Virginia will be sufficient without
any special recommendation, to induce
them to follow the example now set.
They are all, no doubt, equally with the.
inhabitants of the metropolis,) conscious Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03

Who was il thur Inmasked and exposed
10 The contempt and de,ision OF every np-
right man, the unfeeling and WORTHLESS.
SPeculator JANIS MADISON.
Whu was il tina, proposed, and defended
with manly eloqoence, the proposition,
that The Spectator should receive, with in.
terest, all he had advanced The miserable
wretch who bad ELLEN prey TO his rapa-
CITY, but that The nation should pay TO its
faithful servant, its guardian and its de-
!euder, the balance which he had earned,
by sacrificing his best blood. in the prime
and v'gor OF life JAMES MADISON.
In short, who was ii. that on every &C.
casion, defended the claims of the veteran
that in solitude was languisbing from
wounds, or the tolls OF former days, too
old 10 work, and too proud to beg JAMES
MADISON.
But that his sentiments and opinions, a,
the period, TO which we allude, may be
better understood, we have selected the
following extracts Id.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
PHILADELPHIA, May %

The following article we extract
verbatim, from the Caledonian Mer.
curry, paper printed at Edinburg. 1t
requires no comment---furthert than to
observe that 100 sail of transports with
many troops and military stores on
board, have sailed from England, for
Quebec.
Extract o. a letter from ~ 10 York, dated
1osh Dec. 1907.
"A war with Britain viii 20 we'll nigh 20
ruin this county. on winch account the
federal republicans who possess most OF
the wealth of the United States, and are
joined by the English merchants, and the
ve'y respectable society of Cincinnati, are
doing all they can to prevent war. On
The other hand the democratic republl
cans, who, though they have few reseS,;
able people among them, and consis;
mostly of The mobility, are eager for a wal.
As every man in This country has vote
Tor members of congress, the democrat
chuse always persons If their own STAINS,
to represent them. They are proud al,
ways of opposing The federaiis,s, though
il should be 10 The rain of the county,
The federalists are very numerous through
all the states; in this they abound; ,herS
are at least 10 lederalists TO IL democrats.
Should war actually take place, this is the
heart of The United States, and truly the
cap tai for richness, number and trade -
Should the British government send a res
pectable force, say. Is or 10 600 men Il
land in this state, The iederaiIsts, who are
heartily sick Of republican government
as we'll as the order OF Cincinnati, wouie
Join them to man, and again come un-
der the protection OF our late gracious SC,
vereign, and put final end 10 The Unie6
s ates."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03

w tEREAs. l BENJAMrs B. BERNARD.
w having Obtained un5er the law and great
of The United States of America, bearing
date ,he thirtierh day Ct November, one thou
sand eighl hundred and seven, patent righ for
Machine which thseshes all kind OF small grain.
and many kind OF seed. This machine is so
well known N this state, that a description of /,
would be unnecessary twenty dollars was le-
Wed on each machine, and do hereby forewarn
all persons from building or infringing on The a
hove paten, right, without liceuce from me at
Gainesville, Virginia otherwise they shall suf
ieI the penalty of Ihelaw and do hereby en-
join upon all persons who have built my machine
since the date of the patent right, 10 make i'm
mtdia.e payment, and receive authority tor the
same, otherwise they shall suffer he penalty Of
the laws the expenses of posting rights will be
deducted out Of the patent fee.
We, whose names are hereunto subscribed
do hereby certify that we are in possession of
Threshing Machines invented and constructed
by Benjamin B. Demands that we give them
decided preference 70 all others, and that they
viii with ease get out two hundred bushels Of
wheat per day with the draft of two or three
horses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03

Ayres ana Monte viedo. If this
should be the case, die Prince Regent
viii not find his situation more agree
able than in lis native country.
TL'Oracle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
Fresh supply of M~dicines,
AND OTHER ARTICLES IN THE

DRUG LINE.
He can confidently recommend them to be fresh
and genuine. having been aid in by particular
friend e his, who is good judge Of their diff.
feren qualities. His nea.ness o the courthouse
and ma kethouse viii be a grea, convenience TO
his country friends, who ma, have to attend a,
either of those places. and who nay wish to be
supplied with any articles in his line
He will afford regular attention to all orders
and receipts that he may Be favored with.
Captains of vessels and other mariners will be
furnished With medicines and chests 1T low pris
ces
Richmond, June 3 1903. 1awtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
MEDICINE STORE.
William West,

HAS taken The tenement formerly occupied by
l. Doctor Wray, near TO the ma rhet house and
a few doors below the Old Cry Tavern, where
he has just opened
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
WIN. II. CABELL.
MAS RICHIE, Secretary.

W IL is with regei that the Editor Of ,hi,
paper ever gives offence TO any of his brother
printers, or discovers hat any thing in his paper
has even subjected him to the wspicioa Of being
ae'uaied by the unworthy motive Of injuring the
profits OF their establifhments RE therefore AZ.
sures the Editor Of the Virginian, that the piece
ex'raded from Colvin's Monitor, which has ri
ven him chence. was not fn,cHd.a 70 injue biSs
but inserted merely from motives Of impartial
justice TO Mr.. Giles, whose vote on she tfial Of
John Smith, the Editor Of the Argus had him.
self condemned Gs ircoy,sr,, but not a, byoye,.
81 by eo'fuof o. ufekcd niOfives--aud therefore
bought u rroper 70 give an equal circulation 10
Mr.. Colvin's observations in favor Of that gen.
,leman, lie is BY no means an enemy of he
VRgnisn, as the latter supposesl bot, consi.
derng Mr.. Ranks as a fellow iaboTer IN the DO.
hiical vineyard (hoWever ne may have differed
with him IN many Important poinis) is DESTROYS
of continuing on pesteabe terms. notwi'hstand.
ing The thfeaIenings contained in the last Yhgi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03


priety of making the manufacture Of wal.
TING AND PRINTING PAPER a particula,
subject of their attention.
AT numerous and very respectable mcet.
ing of the Citizens, held on "Wednesday
Evening, the 1st inst. at the Capitol III
the Cl7y of Richmond, for the purpose
OF promoting DOMESTIC MANUFAc~
TUREs:
The Governor was called to the chair
and
Thomas Richie appointed Secretary,
On MOI On of DR. Foushee, sen. the fol-.
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved unanimously, as the opinion Of
this meeting, That at this important cri.
sis, when we have but little to hope from
the justice of The great helIigerent powers
OF Europe, who have introduced new sys-
tenn of warfare, by attacking neutral CON-.
merce, 1t ishighly expedient, that the PEG.
pie OF these United States should rely up.
on those internal resources with which
they are so amply provided.
Resolved, therefore, That a committee
be appointed TO digest plan for the esta-
blishmen, of Manufactures, adapted toour
particular situation, and that they make
their Report 20 a meeting of the Citizens
to be held at the Capitol on Wednesday
next.
On motion, the Chairman nomiHa ted the
following gentlemen to compose the Commit.
tee:
James Monroe, James Brown,
edward Darlington, Philip N Nicholas
Alexander M'Rae, II George Hay,
DAVID Bullock, Thomas Ladd,
Greed Taylor, j. Brockenbrough,
VIM. Foushee, sen. Peyton Randolph
Abraham Vcnable, and
Robert Gamble, nWiIliam Writ.
On motion, the following Members were
added
BenJamine Tate, John Cunningham,
Samuel Adams, John Clarke,
Joseph Gallego, William II. CabeII.
On molten Of Mr.. Hay, Resolved, That
the preceding members of the committee,
or any seven of them, be authorised 10
make their Report on Wednesday ne1a.
On motion Of Mr. Munford, Resolved u
unanimously, That at the celebration Of the
Anniversary of American independence,
on the 9Th day of July next, we, the per..
sons present at this meeting, will, as far
as practicable, appear clothed in articles
OF the Manufacture of Virginia, OF Of some
one of the United States.
On motion of the Hon. Creed TAYLOR.
Resolved unanimously, That tile Proceed
ings Of this meeting be published IN the
different papers Of this City.
Signed,
VIZ. II CApETr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-06-03
Wirt's Speeches.

~ The Editor Of the Argus has lately
pHblished the
SPEECHES Of WILLIAM WRIT, ESQ.
on the trial ofAARoN BURR, and others.
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Pgiane Soak and
Jbs, LfQlZe'y'
FOR SALE. = !. !.

EiiE subscriber now has, and ,&iil
IL have dnriag the fall and winter,
PRIME S0AL as twenty-five sehts,
per pound, by the single side i a,gene4
rous rsdsction win be- made By he,
q,ianti:y Some well finished Upper
and Cslf Skins, with part cash, WIN
1 Be taken in exchangs for Soal. 8, i,
I. EBENEZER CAMPBELL 4
8. N. B. An exceeding good Iron
Mil, with, m the apparatus for grind
ING bark, will Be sold CHEAP. I So. 6
Stfthefd,s. 7s,vn, EisS I Eam.l
=, sSpsmtes 80, iso8. s.
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: = sI01@ 8 e y s411N 80
4urfbe alattiiissnrer.

- - F>-&,A 800 -. { D. $780, E4,,I,,s
The Embdrgo again. There IL 40
measure ofths present administration,
by opposing which, the federalisss have
drawn upon thetoirlves more caldnny
sandabase thanthN Embargo nor any,
on which the democrats have resorted.
70 more falshood and nkisrspresen.
taticn % characserizs that opposi-
ton. Thsy6ndt themselves unable Is
defrnd the Embargo eilksr II &c caii.,
ses o. 10 policy, md therefore expecet
The tables will BE turned anboa shem
With III the advantages, 90 Tuinous J.
= fasnre pill aifurd. chaerined 20.
'ssst ~ ~ people, vhere elections,
have iaken splaSey hass expressed their
'seniiments Upon L, u q manuel thar
khreatrne a. drsadfnl slssfnakise IF 1
change inthe admini sfrati6ns they roar
out against the federalists % the cause
ofall the mischief. notwithstanding
the demserats well know, thar the Oh.
position Was prediested on The causes.
The policy and the features Of the I'm.
barge, and maniles.ed thsough every.
stagerefits progress, TO 6x % charge Of
ineonsistencySon.t the federalists, they,
with nnblushiDg s6ronsety assert, that
the leading characters Of tke narty
were in favourof il, nay 8 Reioiced ii
u, in the hope that it might enable
them: 10 remount TIE bidder of,cthce."
The whole eond4 ct of The federal.
ISIS, evinees them incapable Of takint
any pleasure inthe distieas of their fei.
low-citizens, evensif Il was possi6ie
they could be exempted from 4 share
in-tAat Distress but since the FOLLY of
the democfass has furnished us with 30
1Propef IN occasion to display the do
Plicity prtctised by The adminisaraiion,
on theircopsiitusnH, it'd no abandon,
nientof principle, nor prossitation 81
charahtef, 70 remove the veil aShick
hides frogn7 epmmon ohseryasion the
invisible hand that guides ois eounciis,
tolet The people Gee, ttiattheir inserssl
and honor are Prostrated II The loots;
scboloiG silie. tyranny; a1fthat Deus.
Paralisied disifcss they ekperisnee, d
die pEice. pfimpesial faso6f. u "a a
The Glamour of The demorfstS; l.,
Eainst the dirsct tax. can never Sc Cor.
yetssns although their lhembers Ia
congress had Tor two years arxuet IN
favour of such 3 tax, becaiiss ne MAO.
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40. MI. !.
no WE THR PEOPLE

We appear TO 81 4 divided people,
and as ready ~ support error $ truth
incur party conventions. This the
leaders Of faction calculate upon. and
suppose theps.lyas secure in, 3lssiy,
schemes Of personal assrandiseinsnis
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THE price afthis psperis tNV dollar =
s per alnnIn, one dollat payable Il thai
: tine 81 gibs@itlngs and one Wii1A the p
,ycal. axpires1< bislant hubstribsls pay 4
- for she wha3A yer IN sdvann& No e
subscription received far = shortsr term u
b sthAn six nlon.hs. and no paper U1con- ID
tisaed until safrezrsg es'ars paidAta a. ID
b hBe % notify disco ntinmcs of tGepa-I
u PeFai the end df atae time spbsc'ib Is
fsf, VIII be sdnsidered q new erfage-4
mert The mid u " III, snsel j, To- 4
= n1nssa brfibersj Sonk sddirb ~ sq,iare
y for three weeks insertion, dn1 fogeon-
= tiannlec.aeer GA, time a5 cents per
9 Wei hsefibers w;ll continue q g
;Efs1ire, rsducliop of one oafth on y
slsl.tsl.<sz.t l.s
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!. =. - slsS, 5sl4tL+ll9
sgalasi the lossl b, lhGkes sIit 1IluIss
tates his subshS 40 % FEaSos: 81
hostility sot En- md . a r..
S Il = buta sh(<s 1iiiS s;nes *
cshded below 4 : 1ifaitv 81 80 : -
~ leader, ID q eSsinR his irssEib 'l;ttb
q tnat nation. Z deelsfsd &e Sefot
rob6eds Pldhd q md ins6Issa Nv
those zee rohb II siid nm Snle,1, ~.
orders q eouh kefe Stl6xed tslnf6 I
he sailing offI nlyt6eket, ae MO-
have var Win ,rlz6d.s Nov. -
not tlsiS 461el, ) & - = = ',1'71
ease thatis only % u CURED 81 5i,ie .
tony andA spafe diktg whit I. So,is
ships Plundered nov, nine lm6hths r.
ter the Embargo was laid soii p;1rDo.ss ],
to,keePithetn Il home I Wasnot n
EmbarEo 10 avert 4 var, ~ kesplno,t
our property from me wolsesscf pinns !
der, and DOR Seamsn from Bsidsh w.
rannys i was che decEfed ihisisgicsl.s
Of the, measure 10 perform allsthesex
wonders, and now after nine moths I
experiment, h wili'not answer ths purs .
pose i our seamen have let their ccc6ri.
try for some more genial cline, md.
Mr.. Jefefson nov declares We must !
have war with England, because ne. >
stu Plunders our property. Oh! Mr.. 4
Jefferson, Mr., Jeffefscn oh! n !.
Mr.. jefferson has slwaysl discoyefed
1 disposition to shrink: from, The res.
ponsibility Of his own Aess; the cum. !
ming displayed On these occAs;ons. u
qualify him for de head of q partyt
and since he finds bic sycophants sdf
feienly cbsequious 70 his wilL ne Sc. 2
gins % dream Of empire. i and wouid !
have the federalists show the same
submission.' Not atougue must move,
but ID 6oncstt with his wishes in 4
eo0utry too where free yepubfeasisM
p the Pride Of ne people. sroT ny
pats, sbs1 - ! pldlosoph yhos
appeafs g have bad his education IN
the enchanted lsiands Of LaPuta md
Bainibarbi, torsaking the experiences
OF past ages, and the fnaxins founded
upon y and lasnch hing out INFO the o.
eean 6f political experiment, n IL II
WAS Of g litffe consequence ID the pub,
lie. - IN experiment 10 extract ore
from ice, / mist beg 70 BE excused
from any political come xiea with surG
men, and from ftrding any degree 81
support 10 their destructive measures:
but UPON the propfiety or inrpyopfietlE
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FRESH! GOODS
.Ou opening.

THE Subscribers hsvs the plea.
sure 10 inform their friends,
customers and the public generally,
.shas they have Just received and are
hoe opesing q their Store (NF.
Kearslsy's we'll known corner 10
bhePherd b rcwn. 4 complete Shd
haadsome assortnosut Of y I'd
SPRLYGeSSLEM1MER.
@ @ ID
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Cry AUTHORITY
LAIV or THE UNITED STATES
AN ACT

AN Az
Anth6rising .DetGchmem from the militia Of the
L. Stafes
- it enacted by tie Senate and HoQse of REPRE-
S sentativssof the United Staiss IF Aa,terica, in
Congress assembled, That the p csdent of the
United States nc, and he is hereby authorised at
such tunes as lie shall deem necessat, , to require
of the executives of the several states and terri
tories, to take eisectual measures to organize,
arm and eqcip, according TO law, s. hold in rea .
dlness, to march 1T moments warning, their
respective proporti ias of one bundled thousand
militia, officers included, 20 be apportioned by
the President OF the United States, from the lq-
ties, militia returns in the department; Of war, anti
in cases where such returns have 40, been made
by such other data as he Shall Judge equiia-
bic.
SIC 2. Ind be it .jurthey enacted, That the ex
ecrtives OF the several states ami territories NAV
accept, as part Of the said detachment any CORPS
Of volunteers, who shall engage to continue in
service six months after they arrive at the place
offendczvous.
Sic 3 ind be IT GUffeY enaf'ed, That the de.
tachncnt Of militia & volunteers aforesaid, shall
be Differed oiit ei tae present militia officers or
oihcrsj at thc option and discretion Of the consti
tutlonal authority III the respective states and
territories, tie President appointing the general
officers among the respective states and terrific
ries as ne may deem proper
SEED md be Il further enacted. That the said
detachmen.s shall not be compelled to serve a
longer time than six months after they arrive At
the place ofrendezvous, and that during the time
of their service, they shall be entitled to the
SAME pay, ratons, and allowance fer clothing IS
arr established by law for the army the United
States
SEC S. At@ b> it further enacted, Thdt the
President Of the Uuited States be, & lie is here.
by authorised TO tsil INTO actual service, any par,
or the whole Of said detachment, when he Shall
dye thatthe cNigencies Of thc United States re.
qIiie it and, if d Dag. only Of the sad defach.
men sliallbc called into ectUal service hey sIili
be taken from Su part thereof az Che IRE.
sidc1t pf the United tdes snail deem proper
SEC. g. md bc IL .fl~fhey eaGctcI, That q sum
not exceeding one milton Of doiiers be, ard the
same IS hereby appropriated, ont OF sny MONIES
III tie trsasury, not otherwise appropriated,
for thc pay, SUI satcncc and support OF sucli pal f,
OF said detachment as may DC called into actual
service.