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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-14
Extract Of a letter from Cohenhagen, o.
the 1911 Sehkeube,

tHc iStN ocIfteNOcT.
1He hrocLamatfons signed 6y The EneLish
IN 2cetand, since they haze become ifs mas
ters. are Ve1y rigorous from IRE first
7ghica ahhearsd on tie 21st June, several
magistrates and merchants have been nut
~ u-sfG'e of arrest in their ozuu houses md
strictly 7galched The hrocIama.iona are
sstShe't BY a. certain Jorgsn Joreeusen, 7vho
IS sa'a 10 DC a aatipe Of Denmerk.
StoMe. .9Rgust 25.--.4H me heads of fhe
rehsfoHs orders which 7oere in Rome, and
~ fhe other cines Of the late estatea of the
aHYfch, haVe teen conducted TO France IN,
,1L,T7os1, Oct i,-7nc king of zol-
IdDd h0e gtupted tie Royal Order of ,no
Unica 20 t7eeipe Danssh officers. rho dis
hngnishcd fhemsefpcs at me cahtnre of
St'dtSnnd. Lfcut. General ~ Ezvqid haa
fcrGvtd re grand badge offfc order.
FfRfS, September 2f---Nezcs from LIZ
ze'rie states, int me cohvcnt IF 81. Lucie.
mr. Core bas 6ee,s hoaSesSed 6v an arm,
f@Jo''cs or tie CanfeH. on account of NE
rrmor, hat Il coHUoy IF hoqodcr hit keJt
me conpeHt .Jor Eagandiud, fran 7phe,tre
~ 70as TO hare beev truasaorfed 10 fhc Iy-
'of me line II Heatrahfy, estabHshed TN
thfJroufers Of Sq9ttz eriand, on me side of
fyrQ<, he1orms the tuck assigned il D,oSt
7IEor9uf!y. Every one subjected, is era.
mf1cG Sgith the grcafesf caye.
49, - =.
Nh III 5e sod to the highest bidder. on FRI,
dy tie 2(l day Of December, at tie pl,g.
tat'nn OF TIE late William Mpsclv in the count,
81 fo% natsn, Horses, so head of Cattie. 10
hi;'ei ~ sheep, 4 D, AL ri Hogs, 200 barrels of
Sorn, The crop Of Fodder, the Plantation ttten
shs' Household & Kitchen Furniture, and about
~ Rsl'ons OF Brandy Twelve months credit
viii De given for all sums above ctv doll,
an which bonds with approved security sgi,l be
required {" carry interest from the date II not
F"hT,'is''y paid At the same time and u,u,e
WI Se sod tor casn, two thousand weight OF
LAX. '"' W
j, eernber IL -.
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UST RECEIVEp, a general asssrsnent of.
DUTCH BOLFING cLCfUs OF superior
quaiity--dlso, two PIANO FORTES.
j. DANMSDATT. q
iNic'"iohn, Cec. IA. s q,
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X DuCh FlON- The subscriber ,,ii.,. 81,
- services 20 the public for the ensuing vesr
70 instruct bows and yoa;ss ;nen IN the fms wing
branches OF Literature, viz. Residing, wr.tinf
ana Speiilng the Engiis, language WITH prh.rs-
Geography with the use of the Gloies, tirf:iE .
inents OF Naturol Philosophy, the EIe rerts o.
Geometry with practical surveying, AritAn,t.
tic, Vulgar and Decimai with A.g.brl -
me price OF BOARD, tuition, washing, hesdine
and fuel, will BE- hundred dollars for he term
paid quarterly in advance, TO comnen { ea the
fifteenth OF January and expire on tie tentl, OF
DeceiH5er mex, with the usual y.cst ~ RE
hopes from his success, experience ani q igsnos.
N ms proiess'on to obtain that share Of tep.ib-
nc patronage which he me its
THoS. NELSON.
Humanity Hall, forks of Han
over, Dec. IL, 1900. WV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-14

~ muek vote a6atntt the bill, unIeSo< some
necessity were shownfnr passing is. On the
former occasion alluded to. (the CONDUCT Of
d'Frujos) every one was convinced, thatthe
Executive had been insulted, and there was
but one septiment. that if the President had
not the power of sending away a foreign mi.
ulster. he sht,uld be invested. with il. And
: yc',a bill for giving him that power had been
, rejected almost unanimously upon the.
ground, that no Legislative provision was
necessary and if he was not much mista.
ken. information was given to the Senate.
through those who were in the confidence of
the Executive, that he did not want an in.
vestiture OF the power by Cong:ess; COZ
,ceiving that he possessed il from a higher
source. the Constitution of the u. States,
which authorized him TO receive foreign mi
nisters, in which powerw was included every
thing necessary TO carry it into execution.
Could 1t have been expected by the trainers
ct the Constitution, that, in case of collision
with foreign minister. the President was
to wait for the passage OF law by Congress
before he could act! This subject had ne
yer escaped the attention Of Congress but
the President had always been conceived to
possess ample power for the purpose contem-
plated by the bill. If such provision, how
ever, were necessary, a law for the purpose
ought to have been passed long ago. Under
present impressions, Mr.. II. said, he should
consider this bill as an attempt to express
the opinion OF Congress. that the President
did not possess power which he believed to
be vested in him by the Constitution and
therefore he must vote against it.
MIR. Giles said that he did not feel himse If
ut this time qualified to go into any observa.
tions on the bill. 1t certainly was not his
wish to press thro' the Senate bill without
Its being well considered. particularly when
1t involved a constitutional question. He did
not know that the President might not have
been supposed to possess the power proposed
TO be given to him by the gill; bat he knew
very we'll that the President never had ven.
tured to exercise it. Not wishing to press
the bill, he had no objection that j, should
lie on the table. if any gentleman should
think proper to make a motion for that pur-
pose.
Mr.. Pohe said he had been forcibly struck
with the remark OF the gentleman from Con-
Aecticut, not that he deemed the bill unne-
cessary, even although the President might
already have such a power; for, as SO much
Jealousy existed in this country of Executive
power. perhaps Congress should neverthe-
less express it's opinion on this point He
was of opinion also that that part OF the bill
which related to civil officers should be
stricken out. The natural agent of the Ex-
ecu,ivc authority was the naval or military
power. Togive further time Tor the consi
Iteration OF the bill he moved to postpone it
till Monday next.
The motion for postpoi.cment was agreed
to; and the Senate adjourned till Monday
next.
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NOTICE he sol to Ga. ist.iest ~ der.
on Friday the 2Gth day OF s- D. sent ,,,.,a !.
q, me late dwelling ct capt4in ~ i,snsoi,,
der and Shucks; also SONS. Hops ,al S;,c..
and ON the day following Cat the Saw Mli.l /.
considerable quantity Of Plank. Six noni,s crx rs
VIII ne gwen to the purchasers for an Sims .-t
i've dollars, on giving bond with approved s...,..
rity, with interest from tile date-For i've
and Under, cash will be required and on a.
last mentioned day the Saw Miitbel,ngir:. totb,
sad estate, Will be rented for the wear 1910. AMI
possession given the LIST January 1910 furthee
renting. g..
NAT. PERKINS, laf,n'r .f
BENG. JOHy5oN, ae...
r Its earnestly hoped and re questsl thit
at persons having claims against the said d.c.i.
~,i make them known OH or before the iss OF
January next. 0f
MT PERKINS.
. nerrISo, Oecemher Jf. 2sN4fs
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q For several NJ. S. articles. see the last page
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-14

CT The Exposition" concluded lin this day..
paper, is eminentiy worthy of perusal
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Gbe GrlQlilrer.
RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1899.
[roR TIE ENoulnkKl
No. II.

Thoughts ON sae necessity efa change IL,
the iasrs relating to the Conrs Of .dh-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Angus! q.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which lie resides in Fairfax county, miles
from Alexandria, from George Town Ter
nv, aud about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Washington
in healthy, agreeable ncighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres. on which is q conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough tor gen.
teel family, together with all TIE outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
ample trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF I'M
proved meadow Tor the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. JOHN DuL1s, adjoining
the said farn, Or the subscriber on the pre-
uisss. :. ~
sS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
sos Acres of Land for Sale.

r WISH TO SELL the above quantity
I LAND, situated near the ROAD ieaui''s
from Georgetown to Alexandria, ana apout
an equal distance from each town.
This propertyis fully one hall covered with
WOOD. whici, will render it an advisable Pur-
chase. on the terms that will sell 1t.
CsoaGE II. TEnRErT, Esq will she" the
land to any gentleman who wishes TO sec sec. IT,
and will give me information thereof
George II. Chapman.
October 4. ssm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
James S. Scott.
a. A Removal.

The subscribers have removed their Hard.
ware Store from the corner of Prince and
Fairfax streets, next door south OF Bryan
Hampson's, OH Fairfax street, where they
mean to have constantly for sale, general
assortment of GOODS in their line for tho
lowest terms. They have advice of their
Fall Goods being sent from the manufacts-
ries to Liverpool, for shipment, they may
therefore be daily expected.
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Ludwell Lee.
dts
October u.
Cobbeyjmsth s. 1an-P yate-Ho

THE subscriber continues to BAKE and
T. repair all kinds OF COPPER & lin
WARE, and also carries oa the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the direc-
ton Of HilAam FLETCHER, and viii execute
any work in that line.
FCR S.7LE,
Is boxes 10 by IL, and IS do. by 10 Bos
hemia Window Glass, of good quality.
TO LET,
The House on Fairfax-street, occupied by
myself, which is made to accommodate one
or two families-l will give lease on mo-
derate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal-strcets, and
one Blacksmith's Shop with set OF Tools.
For Sale Or 30 Let on a Ground Rent fo''
ever,
SO feet of Ground, fronting on King street
and running back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump in good part of the town.
: The highest price will be given tor DIG
Conner, Pewtsr, Brass and Lead.
George M:Munn.
Who has for hire handsome Light COACHES
with careful driver,
Asgast a.;
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
Morocco Pocket-Book Lost.

LOST, Morocco Pocket Book, contain--
ing one Ten Dollar Bank Note, one Lehigk
Lottery Ticket, donors name en- the backl
note at four months, drawn by II. R. Graz
ham, my vor for lel dollars note drawn
by u Laussn, my favor, payable first De-
cember, for upwards 80 dollars an ackncw--
lodged account by L. Hamilton, Isl dollars
some other notes, orders, and number Of
other papers of no use to the finder, but ofim-
portance to me. Tho finder will please to res
turn the Book and papers, and keep the me-
ncy for their trouble.
James S. Scott.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-27
FINE PASTURE.
FRESH FRUIT.

gse subscriber has just received and c6ers for
sele,
Malaga Raiiins in kegs.
Mulcatcl and Bloom RAINS
in boxes.
ALSO,
IS bags and p barrels Coffee.
James Patton.
/ Anil 70.
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Sertember 10.
FOR SALE.

KIN Dbl IL,
A TRACT Of LAND, where Captain
N Jamcs Dencaie formerly. resided, near
Fairfax court house. Containing ABOUT 2o6
acres, whercon Mr. WALTsR Low liyes--he
has rented it for the next year for one hun
dred dollars per year Possession will be
given next Christmas come year.
1855,
A tract of AND in Fauquier county, ad-
ioiaina the ThorouSat,re Mill Tract, on the
west side of the Butt Run .lountaln, where
on now live. cortiniag between and 500
acres as good a farm IS at,Y il the county,
the best meadows II the coNntF with good
youn,- orchard AT sooa neH dwelling house.
It is unnecessary 70 say any more abooi the
above lands, As II IS supposed illat no person
VIII purchase wid.oot viewing The premises
Possession wi.i be gwen Ike place i've Oh
next new years day
James Gunncll.
Fsuarier County, Oct. l----9, dt2sth Dec
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FOR SALE,

4 NEGRO WO III Il n.
SHE is a ssod Cock, Washer and lFoner,
and Will be sold low tor cash or on a short
credit Apply to the Printer.
Sept. so.
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N O L l c E.


TIE subscriber, By virtue OF deed OF
trust dated on the third day ot September,
1907, from John Boguc to himself, ltudVeil
Lse 2n;! Charles Alexander, viii, or TUES
u Ay, the l4,h of November next, at four
O'Clock Of that day, at tho tavern of Benjamin
Thofnton, in the town of Leesburg, ( coGa-
ty Of Lou;loun, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, tor ready money,
4 Tract Of Land,
in the county of Louuoun, on the north side
of the main road from Leesburg to Alexan-
dria, and abou, Ole quarter of mile to the
eastward OF Gt ose Cr3ek, containing Id a.,
ores, which land is in the possession Of the
said John noguc, or SO much thereof as will
eay the expences Of the sale and the sum OF
l43 dollars and 3S cents, with interest due
by the said Bog,c to Mrs. Frances Alexan-
der, administrative of Charles Alexander,
ESQUIRE, deceased, md the further sum of
286 dollars and -66 cents. with interest there
on, due to the heirs OF the said Charles Alex
amer.
Edmund ]. Lee,
Trustee.
September l9. cts
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They offer for Rent,

10y UIIGI IUI NCIII,
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, QUE On
the lower end of Fairfax street, part of which
has been constantly kept as a store, the other
adjoining their store.
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Stolen or Strayed.

FROM the commons adjoining Alexandra,
on or abou: the oath ofSep.enber last awhile
chunky made HORSE, ridge main, newly
shod all round. Whoever will bring said horse
to the subscribers shall be reasonably re-,
warded
Libby and Carne.
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A Wet Nurle wanted.

A WOMAN with good breast of milk,
will get great wages by enquirlng OF the
Printer OF this paper.
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Libby and Carne.
October II.
N @ I ! G E.


Pursuant to deed Of trust from Jonathan
Mundeuile, deceased, 80 the Subscribers
WIZ DO sold, to ths hiehre. blader, at pub
lie auction, on the premises, Oh SAIUR.
DAY, the 22th of this instant month, Oc-.
tober--
The Let and Houfe, wherein
the said Jonathan lNaadeviZe lately lived, "
ing on King street, and bounded as follows,
to wit beginning upon Kingstreet, sixty
feet to the eastward of Aifrsd-street, and
running thence eastwardy with King street,
and binding Herewith forty three feet five
inches; thence northwardiy with a line pa
rallel to alfred street, one hundred feet TO
fifteen teet alley; thence with the said alley
and parallel to King street, forty three feet
FIVE inches thence with straight line to the
beginning.
A credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
will be given ,othe purchaser, on giving his
notes, in three equal instalmerts, with an
approved endorser, for the payment of the
purchase money. the notes to carry interest
from the date. A lien on the property viii
be required as farther security
TO- The sale to commence at 4 O'CLOCK
p. ID
Ludwell Lee.
October 10 dts
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FRIDAY, OcToBER ~, 1909.

,Julf Received,
-aAD FOR SHE BY
CHARLES !. CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
Hysop Teas.
sos Do lbs. prime Green Coffee.
go pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
and TcneriRe Wine.
hogsheads Muscoyalo Sugar.
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
SO boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
s barrels Pimcnto.
October rs.
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lanes BACON

Begs leave to inform his former customers
ndfrienls, that he has
Recommencedhs Grocery BuhaeS,
Athis Store on King near Washington
street.
wHERg HE OFFERS FOR SALE,
A well cholen anMtment OF
goods, II that lac,
E.asraatrd gr,ixi'se, particularly his
TEAS, WINES & LIQUORS,
Which arc Of supelie' qaaiity~-F'e viii dlss
pose Of each and every article On the mos
moderate tesns.
Mag Z. dtt.
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APPOINTMENTS,

- L
Ilads By the present. President Of the ..
States, by a''d zoiA The a30ice q the Sc
nate.
Francis Xavier Martin, Of North Caro-
Ina, to fill the vacancy produced by the re-
sisnation Of Peter Bryan Bruin, Judge of
tne Mississippi territory.
Obadiah Jones, OF Georgia, Jesse 3.
Thomas, of Illinois territory, and Alexan-
der Stuart, of Virginia, to be JUICES OF the
Illinois territory.
Thomas Nelson, collector and Inspector
of York, in Virginia, to be commissioner
of loans for the state of Virginia.
NAVY AGENTS.
Samuel S;orer, Portland, Maine.
Henry S. Langdon, Portsmouth, New
Hampshire.
Francis Johonnot, Boston, Mas.
Joseph Hull, Middi-town, Connecticut.
Tohn Bullus, New York.
George Harrison, Philadelphia.
John Strlckrr, Baltimore.
Theodorick Armstead, Norfolk.
Nathaniel Ingraham and Son, Charles
ton, S. c.
lanes Morrison, Lexington, KY.
Keith Spence, New-Orleans.
Archibald S. Bullock, Savannah, Geor-
gia.
Daniel Carmack, now captain OF ma
rines, to be MAJOR of marines.
James Thompson.
Edward Hall, and
Michael Reynolds, now first lieutenants
of marines, to be captains OF MARINES.
Samuel C. Miller, now second lleute-
nant OF marines, TO be first lieutenant OF
marines.
Jasper Hand, of Pennsylvania, to be a
surgeon in the navy of the y. States.
Samuel Blair, and
Samuel Hors7ley, of Virginia, to be sur.
reons mates IN the navy of the y. States.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS,
liaas previous to the sta u harch last.
BPIGADIEk GENERALS.
Wade Hampton.
Peter Gauscyoort.
REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Lieutenant Colonel-vacant.
Majority ohm Saun1ers.
LIGHT DRAGONS.
Colonel---Wade Hampton, (promoted as
above.
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CIRCULAR.

/" Department OF Treasury, March sd,18oe.
:. herewith transmit a printed copy of
an act 10 interdict the commercial inter-
course between the u. States and G. Bri-
tain azd France, and their dependencies
and for other purposes.
"The provisions of the 1st and I'd sec
TORS extend to public ships and vessels of
Franc4-the regulation in force in relation
TO public vessels of G. Britain.
18th, 18th. 18th, 18th, land 18th sections
take effect after the 18th day of this month,
after which dav vessels owned by citizens
may BE- cleared Tor any foreign port orplace,
other than those excepted by the 18th sec
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.oI NJ. December 6.

sT0ck ~ ,sas Of the 10th Noven-
rsFen ,s'shed from Brahsstad by
sas ol' Your naiestys's army IN
lDs ,;,sad has since rstrsated e
3 ''' s''i. wh1re ,he.Rassians form
& ard = our rear, turned the leit
. aa s,.r = advanced against &c,
] aar a 'sEs the army in the req, and
4 : ,n Id the army 10 fail back TO Fat. Fat
oalps ~ on the 18th, a position
I. !. aa .s .l..r. Ruyolax and Parvola
our troops, but IN conse-
/. oss sssn,.s corps having been re-
e ) : I, s. 10000 men, furnished wiz 20
~ : 5sayy ordnance, ana Eaur macs
. . j ssy;oc been reduced to 900 men,
avg ire led aad siekaeSs, i Became
- ss,s ) naia,.in eur position, and |
', !. 7, .s.,;a adxiseable 10 open a nego-
Z j i, {. .,Inistice, the resuit of Which
= =, .ess..asion which | hereby have
IS $ Iav atyour Fssjestys fest.
~ n. KLERCNER, General
ia ciis Of tic northern Iia-
ISL a577g.
,ov Nov. "a, 1908.
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SaoAi3 80 S4tAS 0oaiu Ia Il SUM Uoul'4S sliCrsd-
lue OF the vessel and cargo, and IN other re-
specs complying with the requisites of the
Cd section OF the act of the 9th of Jan. last.
1t follows, that the provision in the last
mentioned section, requiring bond In SIX
times the value of the vessel and cargo is
repealed from and after The the 18th ul this
months.
The laws remain in full force in relation
TO vessels owned by foreigners, and mad
dition thereto bond in four times the value
ofvessel and cargo must be required from
such vessels, whether they sail in ballast,
or with the cargo which they had brought
IN, that they shall not proceed to forbidden
ports, &c. IN the form prescribed in the 1Sta
sectlon-not even English vessels can after
that day be cleared for the doninions OF
England, or French vessels for the domin-
ions OF France. Packets and other vessel.
exempted under the first section of the act,
may, however, be permitted to proceed
No foreign vessel whatever and wherever
bound can take any cargo on board.
" The coastlng trade is, BY the 14th Sec.
released from every imprdiment laid by the
embargo laws, such provisions excepted,
as are contained in the 18th section. All
instructions, therefore, On that subject are
revoked; and particularly those prohibit
ing re-shipments. Detentions are still
however authorised in cases where there is
sufficient cause TO apprehend, that an eva
sion of the law is intended, and the prov
sions applicable TO districts adjacent to TO-
reign territories remain in force. But you
are authorised to grant permission t. pro-
coed to n. Orleans, IN IS you have reason
to believe that there is an intention to evade
or violate the law, in which case you viii
refer the applicant to this drpartment.
{" Every country, nomina:Iy ENJOYING an
independent form of government (otherthan
Great Britain and France, and not in tnc
actual possession of either, Great Britain
or France is opeI by the law, and particu-
lar.y Holland, Spain, aud Portugal, and
their colonies. Bat YOU viii suspend, until
the question has been observation-disclosures
ing clearancess FOR any part OF tie island Of
s.. Domingo, or of the kingdom Of l,a!y-
Colonies conquered by and in the possession
OF Great Britain or France are prohibited"
81 am, respectfully, your ooed:-ns SER
want.
(Signed)
ALBERT GALLATIN.
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Lieutenant co1onel---Leonard coving-

AlC0sC HALT (OlOuCl
on.
Major-Electus Baccus.
RIFLEMEN.
Colonel-Alexander Smith.
1t. Colonel-William Duane.
Slajor-John Fuller.
THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Coionel-Edwara Pasteur.
Lit. Colonei-John Snnhe.
MlaJor-tiomer ". Milton.
FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonei--John T. Bond.
Ii. Colonci-John Whiting.
MAJOR James Miller.
FIFTH RECIPIENT OF INrANTRY.
Colonei-Alexandcr Parker.
1t. Co.onel-W i.liaai d. Beail.
Major-Tully Robinson.
sixth hRcIMlNT OF INFANTRY.
Colonei-Jossph Simonds.
1t. Colonel oseP h Constant.
Maior---Zebulon M. Pike.
SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel w .lllam Kusscl.
1t. Colonel Robert Purdy.
Elajor---Elijah Strong.
(Subordinate appointments hereafter.)
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SONG,
By the late NiHiam Coulter, Esq.
WHEN all within is peace,
How nature seems % smile,
Delights that never cease,
TAe ivelong day beguile.
From morn to dewy eve,
With open hand shs showers
fresh blessings 10 dece We.
And sooth the silent hours.
1t is content of heart
Gives Nature power to pleases
The mind that feels no smart,
Eniivens al il sees;
Can make a wintrv sky
Seem bright as smiling Nay,
And evenings closing eye
AS pep of early day
The vast majestic globe,
so beauteously arrayed
In Natures various robe.
With Wo'.drols skill dispiaysds.
Is to mourner's heart,
A drea 3 W Ii at best:
1t Hutt-rs TO depart.
AND longs 10 De at rest