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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27
March 81. Sw

E,or sale my valuable tract of LAND, lying i,
4, the county Of Chesterfield, containing by
survey75 acres this land lies in about IL miles
of Manchester, one and half from James River,
one from Black Heth coal pitts, and about three
hundred yards from Sallye's pitts. 1t is sur
rounded by lands containing coalmines and is
thoughtby all the golfers, and all persons who
viewed the said Land, to contain a large body of
coal There is coal discoveredin about 800 yards
tothe south of the above mentioned Land---
This Land lies immediately on the south of
the Manikin town road leading to Manchester,
it is thought unnecessary to give particular
description of this land, it is presumed that a.
ny person wishing to purchase, will view said
land, who by applying to me, living at the upper
toll gate of the Manchester turnpike road, will
be shown the land terms of sale will be one Sd
in hand, one Sd in months, and the other Sd
'ni1s months; credit will be given by tbs pur-
chaser's giving bond with approved security to
carry interest from the date, if not punctually
paid
DANIEL CULLrN.
April 90. An
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27

AhEs RIVER UNCOMFORTABLE sale
- The subscriber intending to leave the state
VIII sell, to the highest bidder the 1oti, day
OF Nay next, on the premises, his tract of LAND,
in the county Of Amherst, wliereon Jesse SPIN
hcr resides containing one hundred and fifty a
orcs OF LogD Grounds, and about four hundred Of
High Land. The low grounds are entirely re-
cia'ned, aud in fine order for Tie culture of corn
wheat, tobacco, &c. The high land is yet in
woods, but much OF IT admirably suited for To
bacco. TIE improvements are calculated for Sc
curing crop Among many other advantages
oi this Land, ferry srd mill seat, may be emu
inerated and its contigvty to the Oxford iron
works < Lynchburg, rendering corn very salea
bic article at all times. Terms are two thousand
dollars cash, and two thousand the first Of each
Succeeding January, till the balance be paid -
which must be secured by deed of trust on the
Land.
ROBERT MAYO.
April o. ep1M.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27
In Council, March 23d,

In Council, March Esd, 1910.
nj oTIcE-Ip pursuance of an act of the &c
In neral Assembly, passed at the last sessi-
on +. Notice is hereby given, that sale Of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
atthe Point of Fork, will take place, on Thurs
day the Oath day of May next, on the premises,
on a credit of twelve months Bond and security
10 be approved by the Executive, will be requi-
red. For information respecting the property,
enquire of Doctor John Wills of Fiuvanra coun.
ty.
SAMUEL COLEMAN, ADD.
March e. Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27

'.-'.. s... ...-.
The following letter, addressed bv his ma.
jesty to the council of state, was this day
read by the minister, tho. Vice President
at a meeting of the Council, which " as At
tended by all the ministers and other mem
bers: p. ~. .-
THE KING TO THE COUNCIL or STATE.
:" Though with regret see the end Of the
I'd moath, since my departure, fast ap.
preaching, nothing has yet been decided
with. regard TO our affairs. -.
81 Cannot, however. suffer a single instant
to pass. aster my recovery, without repeat
ing to you the assurance, that all possible
exertions shall continue to be made TO Ore
serve the existence OF the Kingdom
/" We cannot conceal from, ourselves fhsy
this viii cost us great and difficult sacrjf.
ces bnt i shall not hesitate, If there he bus
possibility of Holland, after all that CO
he demanded Of it, being suffered 20 exist
to submit myselfto the generosity Of the En-
peror, my brother, in the lust exDectsfj ~
that u9onthe removal of ali the cs,},, ~
dissatisfaction, we shall receive those j. d.,0
Infections, to which we are 90 stroy,olv ~
titled, and which will be, more t,,aS 80. =.
necessary to Us.
MY intention in submitting myself 70 n.
pleasure OF tbs Emperor. my sretbery 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27

AMSTERDAM. February 2s. $,
(. ihe following is copyof letter, ada;es.
sed by ms majesty to the Legislative bo-
dy ,ts' -
THE KING .,lr.t,-t
TO THE IFG/cJ JTTbyE poD,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27

Several valuable ships have been wrecked off
the coast OF Denmark, and two in the BsY of Bis.
cay.
A British frigatc lies off the ports Of Spain in
the bay, capturing every Thing coming in.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-27

List Of american ships ard cargaes arrived at Ton
ninsen, from the United States, between .Yuae Gr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22
HAMBURG, Aupast 8.

Since the union Of Holland, the maya
zines of Heligoland find no longer any vent.
and are quite choaked up. The quantity
of merchandise which is lost is inrouceiva-
bic. Every moment we see new magazines
formed, but all are full, and most of the
bales remain unpacked. This example is
singular, and shews to what degree the
distress Of England extends. Under this
point of view, it cannot be doubted5bu that
the union of Holland is a terrible blow to
the commerce Of England; and it remains
to be asked, why that measure has been so
long delayed? 1t is evident that if Holland
had been formerly united, England would
have sooner experienced the horrible crisis
in which her commerce is now placed
Bankruptcies succeed each other in Lon
don. Her exchange loses 40 per cent. and
her bank paper has ceased to possess the
character proper TO thai kind Of paper. 1t
is now only paper money, which is every
tlav further discredited.
Twenty vessels of war, with 600 mer-
chantmen have entered The Baltic, having
no other object than to smuggle md depo.
sit the cargoes of these ships on the CONT
nent. The Danes have captured so, the
careoes Of which are estimated at 20 mil
lions. The Russians have confscated 80.
These vessels sail under false colors /; they
have false papers, false destinations, and
false French licences they call themselves
Americans, Spaniards, and Hamburgers !;
thew have even false certificates of oririn
from French consals. They stick at no
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CARFHAeENA, Sept. IS, 1910.
From PopAYAN, Au,g. 10.

At half an hour after one in the evening
of Thursday, Cd Aug. about 40 or 50 men
imprisoned in the city Jail of Quito, under
sentence of death, for having borne arms in
the revolution of the 10th of August last,
like lions, seized upon the keeper and
guards of the prison, they wound and STAY
many and taking possession of their arms,
clothe shemselves in the dresses of the slain
then running to the barracks, attack the
guards who were but few, (being tbs din
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thing tut all this enfy sut,e,s,
and if, as isareported, Fsussis earsf - part !;
'srd,e's the entrance efeclsr'al p,.sr y
and # French trcors cceupv MAJ ss1u'e,
where English mtrshsuelize as - e'.'1Sl 6,
market, and whsrelhe ,on,ratand ., sNsa a
carried on with sush activity, Erohsh IS
merce will experience by these nea,r y H.
new obstacles. 'l'SS
The Waeram priv ateerzhas ms, b..n
tnred by the English in the po,, d Soa,,' r
This circumstance will prove still NOR g. ~,
10 their commerce. 1t affords the Fr', ' .a
the best reasons for again taking poss, ss,s sn
of the coasts of that country, and in tn," NV"
the connabard traders will be pursued wiz
more certainty and greater safety. -
PARIS, August 90.
A Geographic dispatch, transmitted ., E
O'clock in the evening OF the 18th ins. h,s
announced 70 the prince viceroy, that OeD
count Menou, governor of Venice, d,d
there that morning, alter an illness OF ls
days.
Imperial Customs.--The decree Of H..
9Th inst. encreaslng the duties on the colo.
NAL goods therein mentioned, i: to be m,
in force at the moment that it is officially
received. TIE duties are payable wi,hou,
any exception whatever.
,Ehe regulations formerly established re.
speeding the importation Of colonial pro.
duce, remain in full force without any
change whatever.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-22

New York, Get. 10.
LATEST FROM POPIUoAL.

LATEST FROu POR lCCGL.
Last evening acriv, d within Sandy Hook.
stfhe fast sailing ship CINCINNATI, Conkhn, in
scshe remarkably short passage of % days
.drom Lisbon.
Captain C. came up in Pilot Boat, and
s;informed US, that he .Iefy Lisbon on the SD
lsadyices were received there OF the. Jnnta OF
Badaioz having removed to Elva in Portu-
pal, thar the British army had arrived at
{ Lisbon from Eadiz, leaving only a suaici-
snt force to garrison the place, and that
10000 French troops had entered Badajoz.
CAPTAIN C. further states, that the Anne
sican consul, Mr.. Jarvis. was to sail from
\ j. lisbon for the United States, ms orc days
siha, no general battle had been fought be-
tween the allied British and Portuguese ar
mics. and the French nor was such an e.
vent expectedto take place. as it was gene
rally supposed, the British army would We.
~ boon leave Portugal.
Markets dull. Flour from II to 15S
per barrel. rice 6.
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ner hour) are Killed ; they SELF .ipo'- A
arms, and in small space OF time enter
the interior, where they, KILLED captain Ii
memo, d on Nicholas Gallup, and Don Joa-
auin Vilaspcsa, captain of the battalion and
r,anv Of the soldiers. But as these brave
youths were NOT seconded, they were at
ienass, overcome and killed. Thus the un-
sdsrIaking remained unacoompllshed. he
order had previously been given Tor the
execution Of every prisoner without eScsp'
ton, and indeed was effected on twenty ];
among whom were Don Juan Salinas, Don
Juan de Dios Morales, Don Manuel Cur
roga, Don Juan Patio Arenas, Don Kloi'o''
DON lose Xavier Aseusubi, d. Nicolas
Al. 'lera, Dor Juan de Lar:ea, &c. The
patroles Immediately saIylng forth, com
posed Of the Limrnian soldiers, on horse
and foot, put to death every one they met,
men, women and children.
In this confusion, the bishops and priests
came out, endeavoring to appease the su-
mutt. which was now rising beyond con-
troll. The people being inundated, the
town was given up to be sacked by the sol
eiers when stores, warehouses and dwel'
linps were emptied In the house OF Don
Lewis Cifucntcs they obtained $4,000 dol
lars. The well assorted store OF Don M a
nuel Bonllla was entirely destroyed, as well
a, those of many others, TO the amount OF
100000 dollars. These events took lace
the same evening. The city being garrl-
rsoned by the artillery and troops, In the
night no occurrence took place but on Inc
following day was published by beat OF
drum. Gas we'll to restrain the excess OF
The troops, who still continued to riot in
r,urdrrs, rapes and all the horrid outrsges
IF = barbarrus sodiery sacking pepulons
c;tv \ as to give notice that as the SAID pr-
soners were the origin Of this disorder they
should be pursued with every exvrion 10
bring them to justice. The people, how
ever. continuing to cry ITO arms TO
arms I" and the country ior five miles round
rising en- masse, the government thought
proper 10 iorm anta OF the ecclesiastical
and secular cabiidos, with the assistance ct
his excellency The bishop. In that junta
was resolved on, the decree absolving all
those nculpatcd, as well For the 1o,h of
August OF thu last year, as for the present
assault and ordering the troops TO retire
to Lima. But this last order was not com
Piled with; for on the following day the
troops were still combating the people.
The foregoing is copy OF the despatch
from Popayan, BY Don Carlos MonsusaT,
the Goth of August past.
TNDRES y
PENERES, : Secretaries.
RlVELLO,
Cnrthqgc1Q, SEPT. Is, 1916.
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
WA NETWORK
LONDON, August 81.

LONDON, AuEgust ST.
Price Of Stoeks-3 per cent. cons. for mo.
new 68--Do. for &c. G8 6S--.-3 per cent. re-
duced, 69 50 1-S--Omnlun 2 dis.
An article in Swedish paper, dated
Gottenburgh, Goth August says,
!" Intelligence has been received here that
the prince of Ponte Corvo (Bcrnauotte) has
been elected Crown Prince"
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LONDON, Sept s.

General Armstrong lately presented Sc
veral OF his couutry,uen at the lhuII'erle',
Bo,,&parte addressing one Of ih:m VINO I'd"
lately returned from England, sad 91a"'
quement, :" Do YOU thiak ihe bfitI'l WIZ
permit your vessels to navigate inc ocean
YOU sec have removed theIr apologies W
obsrucsing your commerce : /" De a s'sa;
patton you should sustain your h'S' am
sustain it by your cannon" Without sa''
ing for a reply he turned to general A''".
strong, and asked him if he was not so'"}
home. and when congress would mee.
and then passed to another part OF VIC '"
Gle. :, ,,.
The Ac,iAe cartel arrived at Plymou'a
from Moraix, bringing DIR. Ney win e.
matches from Mr.. M KenzIe. MI. Ivy
Immediately set off for town win tue Us;
patches, and the Active was kept IN ', fon,
ness 10 cary him back on his return "o w.
london The contents Of these despatch
es have not transplred. osd
A treaty of commerce has been a''anst ~
with the deputies from the Caracas, ~ c. C.
18th article of which, we understand '''"' ~.
Britain on her part, engages TO PF0'e.' bo 49,
trade of those settlements against any o,
tile attempts that may be made 10 0ssi ~.
l. !: singular embarrassment llll' q"
from the late blockadin5 pfoSiah'A'''"
the regency of Spain 5er:.
The money market cont'nu's 20 on
ence much depression. Cons0lS fof + ,s
were yesterday done at 81 o. orr Ct.
Omnium was at discount OF 3 ,To,b Is
The fall in the price Of EFslYyT I,o'f srsr
perhaps the greatest ever kh I, Mst wear we're
sorts from Wiltshire, whlc5/4 a.. oof now
sold at two guineas per y sales at the
worth 2ss. and at some b.st Yorksh;rs
Auction Mart, some of =. osr yard.
cloth did not fetch ah9s
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Accounts from Basque Roads, received
in London,states shat 70 900 French troops
and 600 deser,ers are at Isle d'Aix, really
to embark for South America. Three ships
of the line were at Charant-, and ia AIz
roads, frigates, gun briggs, &c.
The regency OF Spain has published an
order, declaring the Caracas, in conse.
auence of the revolution there, il state q
blockade. This order, however, comPfe-
bends only part of Caracas. Two Span
i.h sail of the line have been sent OCT to Gu
force the blockade. /; IL
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Carthqge',a, Sept. IS, 1916.
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1,ranslati9ns from On oEcial publication BY
the government Of carthagena, received
atthe odFce athe Bahmore Federal Ca
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Lawralon & Fowle,

ii, n TEMPORARY residence, (tMtheir late ofore
can b. rebuilt,J haze taken a Store 0" OH'0"
street and Merchants Wharf, formerly oeeH'
hied by H. Henderson g Co.
Where they have for Sale5
10000 Us prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles !,
20 chests Hyson, Young Hysoi >and
Imperial Teas,
50 hads retailing Molasses
5 cases black and colored oarseenettS
and Senchaws
s cases Nutmegs and Cloves
SO barrels and SO halt barriers boston
Beef
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September 81. .---
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Georgetown, June lo-l2'
Ney Ieas-at reduced PIsoe5.

,o5 chests, half chests and boxes gun
Dowder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the Sldney's
carro, lately landed and of excellent quail
eS.
100 barrels Rye Whiskey.
40 barrels * 5 ogsheads N. E. Rum,
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs Coffee.
1000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels t1rst & Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars
20 bags clean heavy pepper and plnento
8 chests Cassia, g Lassla buds
so lbs fresh nutncgs
% boxes. dozen each, bottles best Flo
renee salad oil
100 box.s and half boxes choice lst and "a
quality HAVANA and st. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland Gotten
5 hhds green coPperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so dcmijohns (,
Which with his usual extensive assortment nj
Of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
an low terms for cash, and to punctual men
At moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville.
\ = -
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ToTeDh r. Vaudeville,
5lseT PEcEfVED q FOR SHE,
y y s sassaeads 81 aud 4th proof good West
aa, sugar, various qualities
+ tiorces New Rice.
hogshcads Moiasses,
DO. Copperas.
DO, Alum, 81 ,oun.ls New
England Rum. ,,n ,nd
% chests OF Imperial, Young hyson' ana
o.rt Madeira Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga
udCa;alonia Wines.
On barrels Of lerrings and Shad.
- q barrels Aerri1E.,s, put up with partieu-
lar care and salt-pctred
mo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt
July 3. --------
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FOR SALE,
August 2
Twenty Dollars Reuayd.

y BSCONDED from my farm at the
mouta Of seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month. a man whose name is Il LpI, d
wears ofage, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heavy--he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, nero cotton overJacket aad trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other c!oathlng A Tree
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he IS therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria jan.
Thomas Peter.
I,pa q.
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salss at Vtndne.

.,ery Tuesday and Frioay'
ppe' WILL BE SOLD
,y.odue Store, corner OF Prince aiio
sh' Water streets. s,.
g,,;,t, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, g :,
Iys'sT - = of w6;ca will be expressed N
Psfss of the day-All kinds OF gooas
he nils -, : IN limitation and the prices o.
'A I'm = are established, can at any tune ~
shifl -. =, purchased at the lowest hmltatioS
,na pr''' p. G.. Marsteller, v. NJ.
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BRYAN Hampson. & 20.

BRYAN HampSon. e 20.
Haze j4st rcesi0ed and o8tr5sr sale'
lohhds. and so barrels first q"a'lty suo"
gdo second quality,
opipss old London particular Madeira
piDes and 8 tierces London market ana
!, quarter casks Malaga WlNho'
,obOxes dipt Candles,
,hhd,, old Jamaica Spirits,
lpps old Cognac Brandy,
sobarrels New England Rum,
10 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
iodo Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
Importation,
Andselected for family use. -,
Also, the best selected Flour ior CO.
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Ihariy Dollars ReuarG.

I12T7y U0ZLIyS ReVGrG.
y AN away from the subscriber, IN the
IakG Sd instant, three likely NEGROES;
viz. George, thin visage fellow, suffers at
times badly, % years of age. fct or 9
inches high.-HMis, stout black fellow, az
bout the same heighth and generally wears
whiskcrs.- - aaron, about the samc heiehth
Is years of age and very hard of bearing. It
is supposed they are gone to alexandria and
will probably pass rs Mr.. G 0rge CAafman's
property. | viii give the above reward Tor
the three, or Ten Dollars for each, if deli
vered 10 Col Robert Randolhh, or to James
Bales, Of Fauquier county, end all reasonable
charges, or if secured in Jail so that get
them again
George Grant.
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Fauqrier County, Oct. S--8.
N 9 I | c. L.

TIE President and Directors oe the Bank
ofPotomac, give notice Of their intention to
apply 10 Congress at their next session, for
"a Charter for their Company, and loi an aug:
mcntation Of their Capital Stock to one mil:
lion of dollars 10 meet the growing COM
nerce Of the town.
b; order of the board
Charles Page, Ce)aier.
Sentcrnher 81. 2aw
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$685..
NOTICE.

.hhetifion wiY be presented to the nea't geA
neral assembly Of Virginia, for anact 10 incor--.
horate manufacturing society at Ihe tozun Ct
0ccoguon.
september IS.
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To Rent for one or more years,
rr1HF. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE at
4 present occupied by MIR. I. w. Pey-
ton, on the corner of King and Columbus
streets, adjoining to the subscriber; It has 8
rooms with fire places. and two garnet rooms,
two kitchens, smoak house, and stable Tor 3
horses, all in good repair
G.. Deneale.
August
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
(Wv 1at6orixy.)
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

O.
For the relief of Harry Caldwell and
Amasa Jackson, jeremiah Reynolds
aud Levin Jones.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House ofRspresentatiyes Of the Uni
ted States OF America, in Congress
assembled, That the brig Joseph, Bic
kstson, owned by Henry Caldwell and
Amasa Jackson, which On or about
the twenty hfth day of July last, at
Kingston, in the island OF Jamaica,
took on board three refugees, from
the island Of Cuba, with their Danes
tic slaves, SIX i'll number, and landed
them at New Orleans; and that the
schooner Victory, owned by Jeremiah
REYNOLDS, who abou. the end OF Sep
TENDER last, at Currocoa, took on board
number of French emigrants from
the islnnd of Cuba, with their domes-
tic slaves, six in number, and landed
them also st New Orleans, which said
vessels were seized, together with
their effects, and libelled, for viola
tion OF an act, entitled san act, to pro-
hibis the importation of slaves into a.
ny port or place of the United States,
froin and after the first day of January,
in the year of eur Lord, one Thousand
eight hundred and eight" be and they
are hereby seyerally released from the
seizures afotesaid. And the schoon-
er Wolfe, OF Baltimore, owned and
commanded by Levin Jones, which
vessel was seized some time III Octo-
Der last, at Norfolk, in Virginia, on
account of having brought from
Charleston, in South Carolina, to that
place certain French slaves, nineteen
in number, without previously COM
plying with the requisites enjoined by
the ninth and tenth sections of the act
aforesaid, be and she Is hereby also
released from the seizure.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted,
That anpcnalties or forfeitures, which
,aay have been incurred either by the
captains or owners of said vessels, in
consequence of the violation of any Of
the provisions Of the act referred to
in the first section, be, and the same
are hereby reunited.
J. b. yARNUM,
Speaker ofthe House Q Representatives..
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice-P President Of the United States ana
President Of the Senate
February 5th, 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.