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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

TIME Subscribers respectfully inform their
l. Friends and the publick, that they have
entered into Partnership, and taken the we'll
known Stables belonging to Mr. THOMAS
TowNsEND, situated in Grccn-strect, where
Horses and Carriages for every purpose win
be furnished at short notice particularly
Coaches provided with careful and experienc
ed drivers, for parties of pleasure or travel
lers and Saddle Horses either for Ladies or
Gentlemen; they will also furnish despatch
messengers for any direction. Their Stables
being we'll calculated for the business, Horses
will oe taken in to keep at reasonable rates for
long or short periods and as they are deter.
mined to attend well to every part Of their bu-
siness, they hope to merit the favours of the
publick. JOHN G. EASTON. +
WIN. E. DRUMMOND. (
THE Subscriber from long and intimate
knowledge of WIN. Z. DRUMMoNp, and con.
fdencc in his Partner, recommends them as
worthy the encouragement Of the publick.
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
.Nswhorf, .4hru 10, 1909.
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VALUABLE STAND.

FOR. S.qLE, 1T PUBLICK AUCTION;
On the First MONDAY of December next,
&C NOS previously Disposed ef ar frirass safe,
Dwelling House and Lot OF the
Il Subscriber, corner Of Thames and Pelham
s-treef, directly opposite Mr.. fTowNsEND's Coffee
House The great advantages Of this stand, for any
kind OF business whatever, too well known to re-
quire particular recommendation, to claim the at
tention of any whomay wish to purchase-For terms,
(Which will be lberai,) apply to
DAVID MELVILLE.
Negpou, Oct. Is.
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WILLIAM PEARCE,

KesTccVAIy fnI0rMs his Jrfends, ana f6f IG6-
lick in general,
THAT he continues keeping a TAV-
Il ERN at his house in the village of Uictfsrd,
town Of h-Aingsfsvn, next door TO PHILIP TIL
LrNcHAsT, Esq. where the greatest attention will
be paid those who may please to favour him with
their company and may depend on having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
GJ- The house may be we'll known by its end front
ing the street, and the sign Of Bunch Of Grspes.
Wfckford, or, L. Oct IS, 1909.
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pnrtrp.
SELECTED.


81 OOS[LL ATL<'Ta'fs''
AyoUTH Of large domains possessed .
While moral virtues swelrd his breast,
Implored our Lord to tell
What briIlAm actions he should do,
Might charm cen heaven itself 20 view,
And save his soul from hell
",would you obtain eternal Life,
(Our Lord rcpy'd) refrain from strife,
And evidence untrue
PROM masder, theft each lust CONTROL
And love thy neighbour as Thy soul,
Perfecuon's end pursue"
The boaster cried /" all these I'VE kept,
From infancy What lack il yet,
To seal my claim TO bliss I"
eco sell thy lands to feed the poor,
And follow me from door to door, sk
Nor take the cross amiss."
A sudden chillncss seized bis blood,
Grief struck, he like statue stood,
While teara spontaneous how--
What taste no more the JOYS OF sense
The charms that power and gold dispense,
To purchase Hcav'n~-Ah, no
Away In silent grief he went
Let avarcc hear the dread comment
The meek Emanual drew
IA Shall rich men reach eternal day
As soon tn unwieldy camel may
needles eye pass through"
Alas, what can 80 rich be found,
In all the varied empty round,
OF pleasure, wealth or show, Il
To purchase one immortal soul,
That lives while crdless ages roll,
Ages Of bliss or woe.
We gaudy bats, phsntastick TOYS,
Illusivc dreauis or nnreh joys.
How like the summer fly,
Ne sport on azure beams of light,
1ill-tempests howl, or dangers frigth,
Yc shrink appaIl d and die.
hut he who seeks that wealth above,
That meth, norrust, nor thieves remove,
Disrens'd by love divine, "
When sovereign goodness swclls his store,
Imparts his portion tn the poor,
In endless light will shine.
What purcr Joy, what richer bliss,
Can mortals taste compar'd to this
To heel the wounded heart,
TO dry the tears that copious flow,
To chase the gloom from sorrows brow,
And peace sweet peace impart.
lApplaading angels hail the deed,
And bear on wings Of rapturd speed,
The fond report to Heav'n,
Registered there till death release,
The generous souls--in realms Of peace,
The sweet award is given.
Ulster, Ncw-york. ~
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STOVE PIPES,

tnF TIN or sheet IRON, of any
" length or size, made by the Subscriber, at lis
Shop one door west of Messrs. J. MuxRoE & Co.'S
Grocery Store.-.4so, Tin Ware for sale as cheap A.
can be purchased in this state. The smaIIes favour
gratefully acknowledged. r& 12i 81 .er.t
NJ b. Cash given for old Pewter and Lead : ~,
.ns xefE NATHANIEL MASON.
Newport Nov. 1, 1909.
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NOTICE.

THE Pcrscns that ON the night Of The Goth inst.
lcn, ON the Point, well known, and unless they
immediately satisfy him for the damage he has sus
taincd in consequence OF 4, tcy are Informed that
coercive measures viii be adopted to enforce com.
pliance. GEORGE CLARKE, jun.
Nov. 4.
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FARM.
Bristol, Oct. 80.

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, val
Il uablc Farm, situated in the town of Porssnousl..
adjoining thst OF SAMUEL ELAN, Esq. about S miles
from Newport.--Said Farm contains about 70 acres
of excellent Land, Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses. s' aeN t.'e
For terms and particulars, apply to .-5 ~.
HENRY TEW, on the premises. s
Nenport, .aug. %, 1909.
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FOR SALE,

THE House and Lot at, the NCrth part
of Easfon's point, lately occ udicd by shc Rev
Mr. bradley.
.aho.-Thc Marsts, spairs, Sails, Rigging, Stores,
&c. suitable for single dccked big, Of 10 or rs
tons, or high or dube decksd Brig Of 100. or $50
ions.-Apply to CONSTANT TABER.
Newport, September Is, 1909. tfs+i at.
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For SALE


THE beautiful and pleasant FARM, i'm
4 proved by the Subscriber, in Middle
oun.----.yfiso, the House, Garden and Water
Lot, situated in Wafer-sfreef, bristol, lately
improved by DR.. ehiifnsssvorfh Fosfsr.--For
- - - .CARDER HAZARD.
Afddiefoxn, June OH, 1909. NJ
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TO LET.

For the term Of .fve years, or a shorfer term,
4 FARM in, South -Kingstown, in
4 A that part called Boston-.Neek, formerly owned
by JOHN JENcKs, Of Providence, deceased, and now
owned by the Subscriber, consisting Of about $50
cres The natural fertility and advantages of Sea
Manure, belonging to said Farm, are toowel known
to require description. The Tenant will be allowed
to make payment Of the greater part of the rent in
improvements or repairs. such as making wall, cut
ting and clearing the land Of bushes, &c. &c. The
Tenant to give good security for the performance OF
the conditions in the lease, his part For further
particulars and terms, enquire of the Subscriber in
Bristol Application to be made before the 25th OF
December next.
JAMES DwOLF.
BrisfoL Oct 30. ~. 81
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FOR SALE,
rTWO Lots of Land. pleasentIv sit,

WO LOtS OF I1aIiu, PIcaSent'v Stu
\ atcd at the head Of Broad-ar~et, adjoining
each other, containing $50 feet front. and 20 feet
rear, with large two-story new building thereon
fronting the head Of Broadsfreef-T building has
been occupied Coach-maker's shop, and 10 well
caiculatcd for Dwelling House, and with small
expense may be made Beautiful situst;cn.-on one
Of the Lots is good well Of watcr--s4iss for Sale,
Three good Chaiscs, with round aad square tons,
and one Gig, all with plated harnesses. .7ss, Two
excellent Chaisc Horsos.--The above may be bought
very cheAps--For terms apply to.
ISAAC STALL.
.Aswpsrf, Oct. 25, 1909.
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xXTANTED an Apprentice. to the Bake
Wv ing business. A smart active Lad a.
bout IL or Is years ofsgc, who can produce
good ecommendatiou.may hear OF . sruation
by applying at the office of ths Rhode l''a"d
Refn6Ecan.
NJ. One from the country would be pre-
fsrred. May le'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-11-15

A N elegant Mahogany BILLIARD
n TADlH, almost new, with an its apparatus
Enquire at this Office.
,Ss~s~:, A.r I.
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OIs'SALE.

h e2f FOR SALE N 8gsa
THAT pleasant situation South OF tho
II B,irk~.farket, about 60 feet on 1nanues-ssreer
extends about 900 feet west, with small Wharf,
There arc two large and very commodious Dwelling
Houses, one fronting IHames-strees No. l77 and
l79, with two convenient shops in fiont the other
stands west, very well calculated for two fsmiles
JOSEPH ALLEN.
.NeEtort, September Is, 1909 oa
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE.
and LOT, in Thamcs-street, next north but one
Of the Brick Market. The Lot is 50 feet front, and
53S feet back, with large yard and excellent gar
der, and good we'll ofwater which is dry The
House Is large and convenient and in complete repair
and is most excellent stand for Publick House,
having two large and convenient stables, Coach and
Chaise Houses, and shed upwards Of 100fset long.
Also, for sale, a number Of well broke Chaisc and
Coach Horses, second hand Chaises and Gigs. with
plated harness. The above property will be sold at
great bargain. For terms, applyto
III: D. STALL.
Newport, Oct. 49,
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nrfT1 THE brig HIRAM, now lying
~H8S, at C0rdner's rharf, burthen 100 tons,
Sk2NbNS$ years old. For terms and invento-
= ry, apply to EDWARD EASTON,
JOHN PRICE, jun. or CHARLES DEyENs.
Nov I.
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~ DR.. RoBERTsoN's tft
~ cBLEBRArEDs
GOUT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS.

~ Z PRICE t,s Dsiiors.
A-safe and efiectual cure for the gcut, rheuma-
matsm, unbago, stone and gravel, gleet, swellings
and weaknesses Of the joints, sprans bruises and all
face and body, Stiffness Of the neck. chblains, fro
xeu limbs, &c. .s "s,.E. .s.r.[
Since the above invaluable medicine were 6rst dis
covered BY Dr, Robertson, upwards Of Seven hun
dred Thousand persons have experienced their salu-
tsry effects, many Of whom from the greatest debility
A fresh supply ofthe above Medicines
Just received and for sale by sla rtr 4s,.s
~ SAMUEL w VlNSON, cs
ArorHkcARr Newport; where Pamphlets
containing certificates Of cures SC. may be
had xratiss rf ~-} i0 lfs stfef II
Take Notice that none are genuine Without The
signature Of T. w. DyoTr, NJ. ID.
.Ntspsrt, Ssssemser, ieeo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-16
Mr.. ADAMS's
CORRESPONDENCE CONTINUED.
To tie Printers Of the Boston par,i,, .

To tie Printers q tie Boston Patriot
S1Rs,
Mr. Hamilton, in his famous pamphlet, page
%, says, {" the conduct pursued, bore sufficient
marks ofcOuragc and elevation to raise the natl.
onal character 70 an exalted height throughout
Europe"
"Mych, il is to he deplored, that we should
have bten precipitated from this proud eRlinence,
without necessity, without temptation"
JtIstl,e habtud practice Of our parties, TO az
IA or deny, as they find it to their purpose, the
honor or The disgrace that's produced in Europe
by our me sures But neither party know any
thing about the matter, The truth is, that our
affairs are much less spoken or thought Of in Eu
rope, than we imagine. In all parts of Europe,
but especially in France and England, they are
constantly misFepresented and misunderstood -
Most 81 all in England will venture to say,
that Mr. Hamilton wrote entirely at random, and
without slmmerIng of genuine information,
when &c mentioned both the exatation and pre-.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursusnt to the
~ power vested in us by q deed Of trust exc
cuted on the 18th day of Dec 1907, by Nicholas
Syme and John NJ. Syme, will be sold conforma-
bly, to the act entitled An Act concerning exc
cutions and for other purposes" On Wednesday,
the 5th of July next, if the day admit, otherwise
the next that does, at the tavern of VIM. Nc ou.
gle IN the town of New Castle, in the county of
Hanover, the following Slaves, to wit Jack,
Tom, Davy, Arthur, Spencer, Patty and child
Rachel, Sukey, Leyinia and Joe, with the in
crease of the females or such ofthe said Slaves
as be living, to satisfy and comply with the pur.
poses mentioned in the said deed
THE TRUSTEES
May IS. WOW
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= TIE SUBSCRIBERS.
FAKE LEAVE TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL, THAT THE
EAGLE-TAVERN.

I N the CITY Of Richmond, will hereafterbe con-
i Quoted under the Immediate management of
GEORGE TURNER, they having formed an ell
gage'ncnt Ter this purpose. They entertain the
most sanguine hopes that their unrernitting exer-
tons WI entitic them to patronage and favor
Every comfort which necessity may require, or
which taste may suggest, will be procured with
avidity and pleasure. They are determined, If
possible. to render tile EAGLE, in every depart
ment oftheir business, agreeableto their guests,
and pleasant abode To the stranger. Their 40
hcitutle upon this score has inducedthcm, al con-
siderable. expense, to make some important chan.
ges in the arrangement ofthe rooms. They feel
great share of confidence in assuring their
friends that they will meet with every convent
ence and attention that house of this character
Is calculated to afford. Their Bed Rooms are
furnished with All entire new set of beds and fur
niture, with suit of curtains TO each, and the
floor covered with carpets:
Their ST sbles are large & colnlnodious (Which
will always be furnished with full supply OF the
best provcnder the country affords stands with
in twenty steps Of tie bouse, with a pump ofex-
cellent water at the door, for the purpose of wa
tering AMI washing the horses. ~,
: They take leave fu,:iher to state, that COZ
FEE ROOM has lately been established in one
of the rooms of the Eagle, in which the news
papers from all the principal towns on the conti-
these. determinations. in which they are resolved
never to relax, they can but hope for tie most
ilatte.ing success. a. ~
GEORGE TURNER,
JiJNES S. SNI7iRERS.
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January IL.

= REWARD of twenty dollars will be given
n tor the delivery, to us, ofa TRUNK, which
was put in charge of negro waterman, on the
llth ult to be carried to Milton. 1t was a hair
!, ,ruhS Oh about or feet cubic contents, label
leu on card on the top t. /. No. %, and contai-
ned principally writing paper of various quail
ties, but also some other articles of stationary a
pocket telescope with brass case, a Dynam0me-
ter IN steel and brass, or instrument for measur
ing the exertons of dralIght animals, collectioa
OF rocabular'es of the Indian languages, & some
ot6er articles not particularly noted in the memo
randum taken.
GIBSON & 1EFFERSOM.
May so. tf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

PURSUANT to "a deed of trust executed to
us, by John M. Syme, ofthe County of Han
over, TOR the purpose of satisfying all debts for
which he is bound for his fathers 6 his own debts
we shall, on Tuesday, the first day of August
next, it fair, if not, the next fair day, upon the
premises, proceed to sell, four hundred and sixty
three acres, (by late survey Of prime and va
luable land, adjoining the Town of New Castle,
upon Pamunky River, and the ferry across that
river. Also, ELEVEN NEGROES, consi sting
of MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS, all
the stock of HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,
SHEEP, and implements of Husbandry, &c. con-
yeyed by the said instrument. Such title as we
hold as trustees will be made the purchaser br
purchasers, and possession of the land given at
Christmas with the privilege of seeding wheat
this fall. The Terms of sale vii, be one third
cash, one third in SIX months, and the balance in
II months, from the day of sale. Interest will
be expected upon the distant payments. Bonds
with approved security will be required of the
purchasers OF the personal property, and Bonds
with deeds OF trust upon the land and ferry or
the respective purchasers. The land SC. will be
shewn by Mr.. WM. CUNNIN G HAM, living
IN New Castle, or either of the Mr. SYMES, to
any person wishing to view the premises. Gre
ditors will be allowed TO purchase, and their
claims discounted.
According to Mr. John M. Syme's notification
above, we or either OF us, will receive tue amour.
OF any claim, and it is our wish that they be male
khown prior TO the day of sale.
There are some previous liens upon this pro-
perry, or some of it, to secure certain debts,
which will be first paid, according to their sevc.
raj dates Proposals for any part oftbe above
property will be receivedby either ofthe trustees
prior to the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, IL.
WIN. CUNNINGHAM
SAML. RICHARDSON.
Newcastle, June 9. tds
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n DVERFlSEMENT-B virtue of a deed
OF Trust executed by JOHN Ball, sen to the
subscribers, to secure the payment of Is 27S 9
2, with the interest due thereon to John Lewis I:
VIII be sold, on Saturday, the 22d day of July
next, on the premises, to the highest bidder, a
tract OF LIND, containing by estimation, 275
acres, lying part in Halifax county, and part in
Pttsyvanla, upon Dan river, at the mouth of
sandy creek, about two miles from the town of
Mllton There are some river and creek low.
grounds on the above tract, which, as well as the
high land, is Of good quality.
Bond with security will be required OF
me purchaser, payable n; the repeal or expira
ton OF an act Of the General Assembly OF Virpi
MIA, passed at their last session. entitled +" An
act concerning executions, and for other purpo.
ses."
FRHNCLS DABNET,)
GEORGE DABNE1;S 1'H''ees'
June x wlwT
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Rsb.
4 Away, about the 14th of last month. frofs
the subscriber, residing in the CITY of Richmond.
Mulatto Man named GEORGE, about IS or
"a years OF age. He is, believe, about feet y
or 10 inches high, with rather large limbs, and il
little knock -kneed his compile xion is tolcrably
bright, aud his hair is rather more straight thai,
mat OF rtllattoes generally He has lost the fr.,
loint OF his middle or fore finger of one Of his
hands, which, think, is the right hand, bat tue
niger IS perfectly cured. do not recollect any
other visible mark by which can describe him.
am informed that he has changed his name, Il
1t is probable that he will, with forged papers,
attempt to pass as a free man.
All boatmen and masters or shippers ofvesseis,
are particularly cautioned against carrying him
away. The above reward will be given 10 any
person who will bring the said slave to me, orap-
pretend him SO that may recover him.
=. RoBINS0E
June -. n
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June 9.

NlRGiNIA, TO wit Alta Court of Appeals
held 1.-THE Capitol in Richmond, the TWEEN
tieth day Of May, 1909.
RULE.-Creat inconveniencies and delays ha.
wing arisen from motions to alter, and amend the
DEGREES and special entries OF this Court, after
they have been entered Of record, it is expected
that in future the Counsel win respectively in all
cases where special decree or entry shall bs
deemed necessary, prepare notes Of such decree
or entfyas they may think ought to be made on
the decision, to be considered as part of their
statement and delivered to the Judges, with the
record, at the final argument, in each cause.
Copy. Teste,
]. BROWN, c. C.
June Q. Vista
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NJ OTlCE-Pursuant to deed in trust, exc
~ cuted to us by John Harper of Nottoway
county and recorded in the same court, bearing
date the first day of July, 1903, in order to Sc
cure the payment of debt due Owen Smith -
we shall, on the first day of July next, at Jen-
nings's Ordinary, proceed to sell, to the highest
bidder, the following SLAVES, to wit old John,
Betty and herincrease, young John aud Rachael,
OF as many OF them as may be sufficient to salts
fy the purport of said deed and cost accruing.
JOHN BOOTH,
TOHN p. SMITH.
June q. W4WN
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The troops composing s'2rhe Additional f1ii-
itary Force" are doing duty at the different posts
ana garrsons mdiscriminately with those of
f" The Military Peace Establishment"
Those OF them who have been recruited south
OF OF pennsylvania have been generally detached to
Those raised north of Pennsylvania are
on duty in the states in which they were recruit
INSPECTORS Office, WhashingtOn Cry, Nay 26,
A. Y. NIcoLL,
-, =. = Adlutant and Inspector.
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HAVING executed deed of trust to Benia-
IL min Oliver.jr. William Cunningham, and
Samuel Richardson, conveying certain property
therein mentioned, to them, for the purpose of
making sale thereof, in order to discharge all
debts for which am bound for my father, and my
own debts-It is therefore my wish that all such
creditors may soon as possible, make their
sDective claims known to the above Eaincd gen.
iiemen, that they may know how far to carry
~. sales, which will take place the LIST of August
next JOHN NJ. SYaIE.
June q. ~tE,>.
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NEGROES RoR SIZE.

M ILL be sold to the highest bidder on twelve
w months credit, at capt. Nat Perkins's Ia
yern, on Saturday the 9th day of July next.
Three Negroes viz. u woman and two likely
girls-belonging to the estate of Henry Hopkins
dec'd.-Bond & approved security will be requi-
red to bear interest from the date, ifnot punctu-
ally paid. 49,,
ROBERT FRENCH, Humanitarian.
Goochand, June 9. wtds
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MESSAGE

From the President ofthe U. States, transmit.
ting report of the Secretary of War. sbew.
ing the progress made in carrying into effec,
the act of April, 1903, for raising an additional
military force.
May 81, 1909.
Referred to the committee on the military es.
Enlistment.
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TO the House Of Rctreseatatipes.

now lay before congress the report Of the Sc
cretary of War, shelving the progress made in
carrying into effect the act ofApriI, one thou.
sand eight hundred and eight, for raising An
additional military force, aud the disposition of
the troops.
JAMES MADISON.
May 26, 1909.
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!. Ana an. VITA perfect respect. your most obt.
servant. rs.
WILLIAM EuSTIS.
The President Of the U. States. 81

Abstract'of the General Returns OF troops Of the
" 5. comprising This. Military Peace Estab-
lshment," and The additional Military
Force" hewing Tue strength Of each Reg,.
and Corps, including recruits
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WAR DEPARTMENT
May &c, 1902
Agreeably to your Instructions, have the
honor herewith TO transmit 70 you a general re-
turn OF the army, made from tie latest reports
which have been receiyed.
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N. B. The printers throughout the U. States
who now direct their papers to Jas. S. Smithers,
are requested to insert the above one week, and
III future direct to Turner and Smithers
49,. 6. It. & ]. S. s..
May g. IF