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James kenneQy, sen. 8
December S.. eott
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Thomas Harrlfon, Jun.
r. Il Taylor.


Vs!4a5A Prets:s}}ttg fsr SAFE.
IN pursuance of a deed executed 10 Gle
subscribers. on the 1 Tin day ot hngast, 1858,
by the late Ro5frt r Hooe, Esq. IN trustior
certain purposes thereby expressed, thoyw
proceed to sel!sat pubic auction, at the Sot-
lee. House, in the tow, of AiexandiiA, Oh the
first Monday in March next the toiio"lli5
Oalaa6Le Prolfsrty, viz.
One Lot Of Ground IN the
saiyl town Of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with a Wharf extended from the same INTO
the river: This lot fronts ieet on the
Potomac. 81
One other Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince aud Duke
streets, and fronting aUcut IT teeton Water
street This lot is handsomely enclosed, and
there is very productive garden upon It, &
The undivided Aloie!y Of he following Prgtler--
/ fy, oil situated in he said tozrn Of Elcran-.
G11a, to wit
One Moiety1of the Property
on which the said r. T. Hooc lately resided
situated at the corner of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting fee. or therea-
bouts on Water, and feet Ga Prince.
streets On this property there are exte''-.
ksive Brick Buildings, forming a large and
we'll finished Dwelling House & taree Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN tho
yard and an excellent g&rden.
MI 5 q,
The undivided Moiety OLA
House and Lot situated at the corner OF Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting fiction
w alter, and feet OIL Duke. This pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rent for
ever Of sixty ono and ar half dollars.
The whole OF the above property except
the last is free oi cncuin0rancc, and Will b
shewn at any time 70 such as Gesire 10 be IN
formed about ii. The sac wiz &c male on a
credit of 6, II and 8 ,!opths Tor approved
indorsed notes, nesoti0DIe 1t the bank OF Alex
andria a1s o. ~ ...
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Alex. Moore, Reglstei
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of ilcSaHdrla 81
~, in The district Of Columbia, hath c0h,l
from the OrP~an's Court of said coua'I, i
tern OF administration on the personal s"|
ofJoscph iiavpcr, iatc Cfthc county 4iH'1l
deed. all persons having claims syaI'nM!.
deceased are hereby warned to ex'ipn
same, with tho nohcrs thereof 10 s@
scribt,so ON o. before the 9Th day 81 JaSe%"l
or theymay by law he excluded tro'n ~ -
ncfit OF said estate, and thoscfadG5ieo y
to arc required 10 make ilr.g1edia'c payGGNI
Given ,iidor my hand this 9Th day "'|
ccmber, SOP. }.
NVln. Harper, Adn s,.|
Of yesep4 %'|
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lusT EtsEI Y = 2
Esorsals osns 81 Is KENN Syn
King streets
The following highly xsluab bic MedI-
claeS, So 60 81.
Price as dollars per bot,le. s
Dr. 7sbbs vsstal,'s5 re t2orats1e,
1857 REGEsI WEE,
sX BALsAMIc cor pI Al

| THIS cordial SO Justly lebratc 7 trough.
out Great Britain and the ccatine OF Luz
rope, for its superior efficacy In the cslrInS
all disorders excited by nervous irrltabllly,
vel, as tn complaints of conpl ete debility,
whether arising from ire alaritle s OF lyiiss
long, CONTINUES residence in warnn Climate,
incorporate pursuits OF exeesslys pleasures
crthat destructive habit Of copsis!erale YOUTH
which brings .onsse prenlatlrely the iD1ir barn
ties of old age. 8, SSss5, s.,
nrrenoylng pulmo nary iections, asthmas
and al disorders of the lungs, 1t IS the most
powerful remedy ever pet found, and theiehet
it has afforded even In the last stage otccn-
SYMPTOMS, is withoul aParallel; with regard
20 its efficacy In this baheful, and unloftuiate-
.iythe prevailing disorderin this country ICON
sumptioul its superiority is such as TO .havs
supplanted every other medicine. /.
Those whom advanced life feel the conse>
quences of youthful excess, viii ind them.
selves restored to health AID strength, and. all
those melancholy symptoms removes, Winch
arc the general effects of such causes,
In short, animated by the uniform success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced in Eu-
rope, the thousands it has renovated, when
benSing under the pressure of nervous, con
spmptiee orhypoc hondriacal disorders lmany
ttested proofs of which from eminentiy dss-
parsons in, this quarter OF theglobe,
are nov in the possession of the pr3PII:tor
here, some few Of which are herein published
have determined the introduction Off into
this continent, where its efficacies must soon
become so priced as to make it considered a
remedy not to be dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious TO preserve or ac-
quiTe their health.
The chief ingredient of this cordial is
pant whose rare and precious salntary virtues
we're well known to the Arabians during the
9Th and 9th centuries, when thatpeople shone
over all the nations OF the world
for their learning and skill in graduating
batcSill diseases incident to the human frame,
inhrnity to vigor, and restoring
the sickly to sound and rosy healtA and which,
as known at this time by their descendants.
and used and experienced as the most soye.
reign remedy fer dccayel constitutions, and
every species ofnervous disorders. This ce-
LIBERATED restorative plant has also been high
ly estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enl;ghtened nations Of Greece, and consider
ed nv tbose wise inhabitants as one of the FIRST
oftheir blessings : =
This cordial is also rich and fine iii flavor
most grateful to the palate, and the most Gil
livening to the spirits Of any yet offered to tn
public =, Also,
Or. Ti0ots celebrated Govt aad RAsu-
- ,.Yaatic DTObS
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John Hopkins.
2au6m
July ~.
: Orphans Court,

alexandria Louaty, Dec. Tern, 1903
Ordered, That the administrators Of tofT
Harper, deceased, Go insert the to!loT.a
advertisement three times il each week
for four weeks, in the Alexandria Ddly Y
zettc. .'ttf
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de alanglll,
ys Ia infofrl his flaends and the,
+ .< 5, IA, |sE 4, 4 lS IL he has rentoyed TO the
x s oFcafisa By Mr.. SSssbl9sl Az lad
}'I< u W street, and com iiiaic 20 offer tor.
IS hSn<is0ne asspgl flpns Of lQU 0Ro'
NJ q Blk Els on the oVcst tsrnas toe
eehgE Efson, TT As ofths latest I'M.
ysoh SKIN pOItaton.'
ssssssas
First and second quality NsW Orleans
and AVest India Sugars.
Madeira, s,
Lisbon, WINES.
zI&laaasand
I'D Port iii bottlesg !.
Hollands and country Gin IS
cognso, Dourdeaux, Peach and Apple
s brandy 81
Best Jainaicas Antigua, and New Eng
land RIM. Is
whiskeyin barrels and By retail.
Cherry Bounce
Spanish Cigars ola very superior quality.
& Green and white coffee, chocolate, mace, 1
tl6ves. cinnamon, nNtraegs, panento, pep
Ser, faJe and Ground sgjns5s rice, pearl and 1
som non Eariey, arroae TO, nader, indigo,
,oubeFas Alum, birthstone, saltpetre, starch
- blue, white and brown soap, mould aid /
int candies, gunpowter, shot, Hints, hrst'
second and third quality smoothing tobacco,
tS,s,ss S.sver and small twist tobacco, Mac
sabsu, rappee and Scotch snatt best fio-
,ence ell IN TASKS. IS
I1as a.so on hand,
A few superior quality Goshen Chsese. |
Dece nRSoF 2. s. SaM4w
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.pubai Sale.

USDE se asltlorit OF q &c esss - q -
from Sd ailsy to us, e
,y men al fratrl deus = 10 = ~
nam n sulsiSin 8 s'11'7
,7i.t y iit, lssi!s';'Iss
B6tsst we vii &c ,,iss' aife;sg'''
on he zig day ol 5ts TAG Z roiss
door of tkcs court house, i, Fai.4:x cciisil
: TRACT OF IA n ID, s IN the said equntys
described in the deed as situated ccoslpef,
Creek, adjoining 10 the tossn OF lei.es.es
and devised TO the said Sastfr1 5afffg by his
father ltflaiaRs I,l,osed to contain a
four hundred acres. $50
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ALBANY MEETING.

A general and numerous meeting OF the
citizens of all parties, was held at Albany
on the 18th inst. for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the present critical state
Of affairs. John D. P. Douw, Esq. was
called to the chair, and Jeremiah Lansing,
Esq. was appointed secretary. The busl-
ness was opened by Mr.. Van Vechten.-
Col. Troup also addressed the meeting, IN
short, pathetic and eloquent address. a
number of resolutions, occupying three CO
lumns in the Albany Gazette, were u'la'a1-
mo1tsly adopted: J. They are expressed IN
eloquent and strong terms of disapprobatloo!n
of the measures of Congress, and the poll
3cyof the administration, including the en-
barge laws, CHESS supplement, the army
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Senate Of ths United States.
MoNnAY, 10aaafu 2S.

N n "
4 Nlr. Bradley Of the confsrees from the Sc
nate on the disagreement between the two
houses, in relation to the bill, entitled
i : 4aqct d,aa9risiag TIE apbeilt1aens apsd
q epabgmeat Of an additional mm6sr Of
q ngsy effeers, sea1lels Qls@ Marines" made
n the following report
n That they have met the conferees On the
4 part Of inc house Of representatives., and
have lad 4 Tree. conference oh,the subject OF
1.-THE disagreement between the two houses,
and regret that it has not been In their pow
Gto compromise the disagreement. Fhey
Submit to the Senate certain propositions
znade by them to.the confcrees from the O.
S&trhouse as evidence CT their earnest de
sae to have accommodated ali differences,
\ and Justification of their conduct to The ma
lion; they sab,oin the letter from the SUI
<gsrintendant OF the navy yard,iu the absence
Nj the secretary of the navy, that the state
*cthe figares might be fully known. They
Tc compelled to say they found no DISPOSE
ten on the part of the other conferrees to.
kdspartin the least respect from the bill as
Passed IN the house Representatives, Or IN
any manner to wish any accommodation
'aoFt OF the senate receding from their a
Nsndments. They therefore unanimously
recommend to the Senate to adhere to their
amendments.
IMPOSITION roita tee sv5ioinsd letter, com-
@Safatrd to TIC c0ntsrees on the Part Of
N,s Representatives,.
iae eonterees from the Senate, on the
disagreement between the two houses, in re-
aaon to the amendments made by the Sc
aA'e to the bill, entitled> Il. act authoris-
@y ne a2P0iatment alM embloyme1t Of an
a14ii''aal nualber Of macy o5Gcers, seame,a
s@a aia'7nes, being sincerely DESTROYS to
sSecmmodate all differences betweenthe two
aOuses, do propose to the conferees from
ule House of Representatives, a middle
curse which will impose little if any addi-
uuAai burdens on the nation the four fri
S%'Ss oein6 atpresent in state of repair, as
NY are informed, can very soon be equip
I, = ior actual service; they presume, from
slS known liberality and spirit Of accommo-
ua'i0n, which has SO uniformly marked the
ssoseedmss Of both houses of Congress,
va. tey viii readily concur therein, to wit:
I amend the first amendment made
inc Donate to read as follows:
| nat IN addition to the frigates now
aaPioyed IN actual service, there be fitted
~ oihcered and manned rs soon as may
=, me tour following frigates; to wit: the
IN, ss'seq States, Essea, Join 1dams aaa Pre-
II f',a, and moreover the President OF the
~. :, IS hereby authorised and empowered
;squiP, man, and employ in actual SER
-. ~, 50 many of the other public armed YES
! now laid up in ordinary, and gun boats,
sa ~ MS Judgement the public service may
., auile and to cause the frigates and Other
~ea Vessels, when prepared for actual
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sA3s,ooo

The motion was agreed to, without d.
vision.
Mr.. Van Dyke moved to insert at the
end Of the section which provides for COM
pleting the works already commenced, the
words and for erecting such other tortlil-
cations as may be deemed necessary A
greed 70 without division.
Mr. GoldsboyoHgh moved to strlke out OF
the bill the words. 6 exclusive OF the con-
templated line Of blocks and chains across
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service, respectively, to be stationed at such
ports and places on the sea coast as he may
deem most expedient, or to cruise on any
part of the coast OF the y. S. or territories
thereof, and"
AID SO modify the second amendment
Of the Senate, that in lieu of the words
!" three Hundred ald .jyfy, " insert only
G three hundred"
And so modify the third amendment OF
the Senate, that in lieu Of S .foar Thousand
fur hundred and .Jforty seye'a," insert ms the
words, :. three thousand six hundred.
And to recommend to the Senate, to re-
cede from their two last amendments made
to the second section OF the bill.
Aad TO amend the title to read,
$ "A act authorizing the employment OF
an additional naval force"
Subloined is a letter from cap. Tngey,
superintendent ofthe Navy Yard, showing
the state Of the frigates.
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O. NO TIE 10 S T.
January "a,

r OST, Yesterday morning, on Lasvrasoa
lI and Fozulc's wharf, a NOTE signed by
JONATHAN SPARROW, for Three Thou
sand EiDf Hundred Dollars, dated {" PoRr-
LAND, January II, 1909" and payable to the
subscriber in one year from the date.
The above Note WAS found by a black man
few moments after it was lost, but his name
or residence is not KNOXVILLE or whom
may be in possession of the same, are re-
quested to return it to us, as it can be Of no
use to any other person.
Lawraion and Fowle.
January 25--26. d
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DESGRIPTION.--A late Eeropean
writer describes the rapid Juasnies 50 ire
quently made by Bonaparte, tnroagsl varl-
Gus parts Of Europe, as " like Tat OF
meteor OF midnight, suddenly illuminating
the air with splenaor more dreadful slan
darkness; and is watched by the lnflabl-
tants OF the country, in silence and hor-
ror."
/" Bonaparte expected to subjugate Spain
with breath! He blew But when he ex-
pected to scatter the ashes oil an extin-
5ulshed people to the wind, his breath kim
oiled flame among the emDers, which RI
1ers OF blood viii never be able to queneh."
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] sranOria Eaitp 6asftfe.
rgryP 8DdY, JANUARY %.

t,.,,;on was held on Monday the 10th
g A e. DIrectprs Of the Bank OF Alexan-
~ when the folIowing gentlemen were
khossn
Charles 5imn's,
s9oas Ho5ki'as,
9ok7 aasey,
foaad thompson,
i'm. Her5tgt,
Tkomos I,zpaa,
Hagh Sasith,
.n.l !, anlesiagaf TIE Directors, Won.
k,.rbert. esd. vas chosrh President, and =.
/, &c c.zerogs to supply the vacancy occa-
(,ooesI 81 the election Of Mr.. Herbert.
n.,,or sovs. Cabinet Council was held
washington on Monday last, at which
FL, G;lss attgadcd. ard that it was then
IA tbere determined, certain Resolutions
rs s be brought forward IN both houses
Srgoncr,ss, which AIr. Giles hes since en-
w SONSSJ
|pbaticalig called
LUTilclF3 IL 4 4 BACK BoNEl
The Substance OF which IS sad 70 be, to
,og the eller@2 saifcr such Of our ner-
|rbarts 10 arr f2r;r Vssssls as ea2oss era'
oi4 e,,i9 TIE May eombleie !; raise 10000
|gsa iiiaaIc4 ats'y, aoe volunteers but rega-
h. ssa..diog .olee, SC. &s. sc.
We learn Nj. Qcincp Yesterday in tie
|popss Of REPRESENTATIVES of the y. S. otter
el a resolution for ea9ll-ing into the con-
'd,ct Of he President, n not receiving the
resignation Of gen. Lincoln, collector Of
Boston, w,isn offered TWO years since.
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ALEXANDRIA, January %, 1909.
Notice is hereby given to de-
January 25--26.

Notice is hereby given to de-
linquent Stockholders in the Little River
Turnpike Company, that unless payment
shall be made of their respective balances
due on their shares on or before the first
Monday in April next, that their shares
will be forfeited, pursuant to the act incorpo-
rating said company, and will be exposed to
sale, at public auction, on that day, at the
coffee house, in Alexandria.
By order of the board of directors.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer L. r. Z. Co.
January % 2awtdpay't
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NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON,
20th jan. 1909.

now IN as good order lii their holis as On the
day thew were launched, and can be rigged
IN few weeks ii SO ordered, and suitable
appropriations made.
NE irigates Congress and adams, migAt
also proceed to station in the mouth OF a
ny Of our bays or harbors, bat do not con-
slider their hulls in situation to bear the
SEA IN heavy weather.
The frigates Constellation and Nc1v 1orh,
! consider as unfit to proceed from this
yard, until they shall have had thorough
repair, aud the remaining .frigate the Presi-
dent, IS now progressing under thorough
repair, and may, presume, be ready for
sea inMay. next, with the number of carpen-
tiers now employed here.
have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient servant,
THOMAS TINGEY.
Eon. Stephen 4. Erae2sy.
JANUARY "a.
Tbs Bill, making appropriations to COM
piete the Notifications commenced for the
security OF the sea port towns and harbors
s Of tn y. S. and TO defray the expences of
aeepcAng ana extending 10 the river MIS-
sIsslppl, the canal OF sarondelct, was pas
sed. The BID approprlates 448, ooo dollars.
A message was received from the Prcsi-
dent transmitting the information requested
- 800 o,t,r,,,,.:st;,o. tmo it, g..
torelgn intercourse.
The Senate took into consideration the
report Of the conferees of the Senate, on the
disagreement OF the two houses, In relation
to abe bill authorising the appointment and
cnploynent Of an additional number of ma
Wy officers, seafnen and marines and agreed
to the sane-leas 25-Nays 10. The
bill is consequently lost, unless the house
of REPRESENTATIVES agreed to the amend
laents ofthc Senate.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES y. 5.
TuEsDAY, fan. "a.
siness-
ne mouse resol'so' is9 ,s nv 0o'.iiiii'-
tee OF the whole on the bill ior aPproprlatlng
further sums ior tortiheatlnns, &c.
Mr.. B5ouat moved to hh the blank tor
the sam with 10000 doiiarS' ana read the
following estimate OF the sums necessary
torcompietlng the foFtllcations Ia each state
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BOSTON, August 9.

Arrived. schooner Rsbeccs, of-Chatharn,
c,Ytain Taylor, As days from Cadiz. Lett,
lane "a, ships Golden Age, Remick, for
Bo,,on in a few DAYS; Olive Branch, OF
NIarblehead, irons Boston, for London-;-
Anthony Nlangin, Thomas, of Rhiiadsl-
ph;a; briggs Polly, rerkias, OF Castine, un-
essain where bound Fleetwood, Smith,
for Boston in days; schooners Resolution,
Atkins, for ditto, in two or three days -
Morning Star, Smith, for New York, in
ii; Ellzabeta, CroweH, of Yarmouth, un.
certain schooner -, Captain Deyereux,
/ br Marblshead in 10 DAYS ship Corn
planter, Stiles, for Philadelphia, had just
begun 10 take in salt; ship Georglana, ct
Norfolk. for London. Sailed in CO. sch'r
Atlanta, Reed, for Dighson the ships In
uspld, Of Norfolk and Saratoga, of New
hrypost, for England, sailed about 18th Of
June. Spoke, July II, off the Western
Islands, ship % days from Baltimore for
Naples July 81, LAT. II, long. 81, ship
New Packet, Tro.t, days from Boston
Tor Liverpool. Captain /. was boarded by
an English gun brig and treated politely.
Schooner Enterprise, Vinall, 80 days
irom Belfast, Ireland. Left several Anne
lisanvessels, among which were the Young
Trader, OF New York ship Hannah, Lit
IL, Of Newburyport, to sail in few days
for Boston, aud several others, but no Ros
iOu vessels. Spoke, July 30, lat. ~, 55,
long. s4 so, ship America, ofand for Fhi-
adelPhla, Is days out July s, lat 10, IS,
snag. 10, so, barque Plough boy, 2s days
non Boston for Liverpool. July 81, lat.
~ Il, long. so, III, schooner Ceres, OF
|flyGouth, from the Grand Bank, had been
= cars cut. August 2, lat. AZ, 81, long.
- g, ship New Packet, Tro,t, days
yam Boston, for Liverpool.
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More Beer and less Ram.

On a fair computation, one third Of the
earnings of daily laborers is expended Tor
spirituous liquors: consequently if man
labors three hundred days in year, at rs
GEMS per DAY, he spends rs dollars for spi-
rits, which do him NO good, but a deal OF
harm. II SO dollars year OF this cxpsn-
diture was saved, every laborer would IN
4 wears be able to built! snug house, worth
300 dollars, and buy him farm OF new
land, Of too acres: He could at the same
time with the remaining Is dollars, purchase
and drink 100 gals Of strong beer annually,
which would do him great deal Of good
and no harm.
The free use Of rum ener9ates the body,
shortens lile, and DESTROYS reputation and
credit and what is worse, nay cruel, pre-
vents thousands of innocent helpless chill
dren, the enjoyment Of aGch food as nature
requires. As substitute, malt ale or beer
answers double purpose. its use cherish
-es the spirits without INVESTIGATION strength.
ems the body, and corrects tie juices.
Drs. Cullen and li'Brisle Says that hops
will preserve fresh meat from putrefaction.
Beer prevents many diseases which arise
from inhamet blood, End, in the warm sea-
sons, acts as a powerful antiputreseent its
free use prevents eraveily connections, and
is always an antidote 10 urinary suppress
sions, and scuioy at sea. 1t is food and
drink of the most wholesome kind !: little
use renders it more palatab!e than ardent h
QuorS.
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Msranorta Ca!Ip 6a,stte.
THURSDAY, AUGUST II.

Extract Of letter dated Fort Usage, near
ne fire Prairie, Missouri, Tulb IL.
Onshe 9Th inst. the Saint Louis HIS
s = far Company, arrived at this post, CD
=, ,ssf passage 70 the Rocky Mountains, and
ss oay Their boats to the number of ten got
s''uer way Tor their destination. This COM
paay consists of an Incorporated BODY Of.
ss'S',aants, who have associated together
- ns purpose of carrying on the Indian
, Wy Trapping and Hunting on the head
a's,s OF the Missouri, and have organiz-
n.y., oody OF militia Of 40 and upwards in
~, s''osr, under the command ofmaior Chou
dan S, 80 .ef sae purpose Of conveying the Man
ora. .aiSi % ms nation, and are under the
Ias,;s s 9 Ipe governor of the territory of
sIfs, s'sea until this serviceis performed !;
dass, s"'eSa'hey proceed on their original
justice ID pursuits.
Al taN \ lachment appears to be we'll
e., Naad equipped, and leave this in per-
no ,,' svpo order and high spirits, aud have
|tos..ul0 out they will be quite competent
ees rsss Tor chastise should It be found ne
|spsh ). any trib.sof hostile Indians (if any
Now nsy should meet witty on the Mis-
Bous o his post is situated on the Mis-
rs e.sl $50 miles above St. Louis, and
/ Nl;ssaa''aa 10 the Osages,I Kansas, Ottas,
WIS L0ways. and tPawaniss nations