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Public Sale.

y =. =
THE >ssbseriser, By virtue q dssl,se
trust TO him from Mr.. WilEsm Aa9gses, DE-.
ed on the 10th day of Nsvsmbsra inthe yess
1908, for the purpose. of. indsmaisying Mt.
John Hopkins On FRlDAyssthe 3StA
ApriL nsxt, At the hour. Of .wsiys c.eletksok
that duy, If fair III not, on Tho next fair ~
At the same hour, tp,ocsed.so sell, q IL
court house, In 5Alsxsndria. u public aues.
don, V the highest bidder. Toy rsaAy poney
|shree thousand acres of LAND, sltuate -
the ,sit fork Of DIG Sandy Creek, whles
land was, Il the time Of IN. gmhts tes 10
same, in the county ,ef AaoaenssIlas n ~
s a,s Of Virginia. ~
The allows srsctyot lani- were grated -
u, state Of Viryinia, TO John Allison ,! thrss
several patents containing vssPeeuvey oas
thousand acres, and bearing date O shs AfS
d.y Of October, 1854, which land has eesa
slsee duly conveyed 70 the said Winlsa
iodvson by deed dated I'd Of August. NV.
Edmund j. Lee. Hy/lee. /
Nov. ~. ). ,een
n. The sdi orr oi'ths Federal Rspaeus
can ind National lntellikencsr, will publish
This advertisement and send their aeeodnts -
this Ollie.
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THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, win Sod the FARM o"
which he resides in Fairfax county, u miles
from AIexanlris, o from George Town Ter
~, and about the. same from the po1mac
bridge crossing to the city OF WashlnsSon-
IL a healthy, agreeable neiShoorhooa' eo"-
t,iniaig about $40 acres on when Is con'S-
nisn, dwelling house, large enough iar gen
teel fa,nily, together with all the outh"uses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
apnlc trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trces, = proportion OF I'M
proved rnsadow for thc scythe, and large
borioa more may easily be made. Any per-
BON inclined 70 parchsss may know shs terms
~ application to MIR. JOAN DuLIs, adjoining
she sl.a farm, OF che subsGrioor on the pre-
Misses. :.
E. Dulin.
Jnnea. "i'
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of a deed OF trust
rom Saasusi Baiiey to W., for the purpose ct
securing the payment ofcertain debts to fha
liam Jf:iron, surviving administrator of Cum
6eruud Eil.on, deceased, and TO Benjam'"
Boris, W, will Offer at pubic sale, for cash,
on the 18th day Of .Aa,ch next. at the FROM,
door Of the court house, in Fairfax COUNTY,
q TRACT OF LAND, in the said county,
descr;bed in tn. dceL as situated on Occoaam
Creek, adjoining to the tow" of ol~hssIer'
and devised to the sail Samuel Bailey by his
f,ther irTAiam Euiley-supposed to contain
four hCndred acres.
Thomas Harrilon, jun.
r. |. Taylor.
'Dcoember 8. eNs
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c. B u + ! E r.
1000 lbs. fiji kin Butter, in good ship
ping order.
20 boxes Dixon's fresh Mustard.
40 kegs .Leiprr's & Carrots SaufEs,
Just received dv
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner OF King an, Fairfax-stree,s.
With q general assortment y Groceries ~
usual.
November %.
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IoEeph II. Vaudeville.


Offers for. sale the fal'0swng articles, BY
49,, e., zvheiesue Or retail
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs GreeniC Coffee, in barrels and bass
5000 GosAen Cheese, OF excellent Al"
lily in casks .....
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. Of Hsrrings, Shad and Maekarsl
so tons Plaster Paris ..
20 'ba,es prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dsma-
rnra Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
50 bbls. do. ds.diasrsss 2 laSies
. hhds. Copperas
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Y s;sss Hy.e,, TEAS
Tyson Skin,
S 1 ;:;;: an. WINES,
CLialonii
Holland ami Country Cia
New En-, I..nd Rum in hhrs and bhlS
Peach md apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cordl.is, in ooxcs
Loaf AID hump Sugar, davannah Honey
per < 4lioh figbiuc.
Moiess"s in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
SPANS isavs, Butter,
Hs.:.s's and Taylor's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs,
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different sizes
Cinnamon, Nutnegs, Pepper, Pinceso,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Moua and Dlpt ~An-
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes,
Pipes ir boxes, 3 gross each,
Hin cham box's. Hlmiton's Garrett's and
Lciper's Stuff in bottles.
london and Philadelphia MUSTARD
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, sc.
ALSO,
A constant supply of.wATsa CRACKERS and
best surERyIxs yLopR, by retail, and
so hhds. OF Maryland and Virginia TebaO-
co.
November 20.
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By GEoRes WArrERsToN, Esq.
Ov WAsnINSToN CITY,
.du.hsr of the Lawyer and Child u Fssf'"s.

The celebrity Of this authors law
YER and CHILD OF FEELING Ia
Sueed the publishers to engage in this wsrk'
and withou: tctracling from the merits OF the
former, feel themselves justified in stating
that his C,LENCARN IS superior to either
Its submitted without further Recommended
lion, with wish, that the American review
ers may give further encouragement to eh's
youpy sentls man's cndeavors to entertain M
s,ruct and mvralixc his fellow citizens in q
way seemingly we'll calculated to attract their
attention.
Feb. 8.
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N = 1 | L E.

LAST NIGHT betw cen the hours,of 50.
yen and eight O'Clock, was stolen trsm The
hsu,e formerly occupied by Mr. Lawss, nov
oceupicd by Miss HELEN 'Cullatt, two Bed
Quilts, one Of, which being remarkable had .
,arpe .ixed leaf with dark ground diamond
being ALSO of7furniture c&ica. and4uilted by
the leaf, also by the diamond-ihe other be-
;nr , d;a;nord and star. with large star in
tho eenter, quilted chiefly n shsils-slso
h,rL =, and linen sheeti Whoever will ap-
nrehend the thief, and deliver the things to
tb;. Office, or to Miss HELEN Cullatt, shall
n. generously rewarded. Should they se
offered for sale, tits requested they may d
stopped and information sisea Is dsove ns'...
tioked. 2, ts5E,.'.-
February .. -. = =. -
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c. Intending to remove 20
,hs town Of Alexand, in wish to sell lease
OF = years Of .s-sa.,ss Sh'i"g 7avf'n, w ~
* .cre. thereto belonging. Any person in-
.,;.ed ,e purchase will meet with bargain
ND nav he supplied with humter OF sr0-
lie. suitable TO Tavern keeping.
January -.
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N . 7 / C e.

80 -. I.
THE subscriber BY virtue Of 9 DID
/ trust to him from WiLtiAx HsScs
SOW, dated on tho 10th day Of Noyeaabsf, -
the year 1898, for the purposs Of sSssfiae
Jodx Heatias, on the sth day q Fcbfvasy
next, and at the hour Of tweivs oieleek
tina. dsy-ift the day 10 not a.fair Que, thsn a
the Grs. fair day thereafter and u ths'sens
hour will proceed 70 sell ter ready nsdsy.
q, public auction, to the highaat hddsE -
the premises, y. - Lss
The Fee-sinple Estate }.
In tie fszssiss Pr4s<r'y, - -~Its-i"s,
About Eve acres and stsI peaessf grss'se
with the houses thsreon, situate u the codas.
tyof Aiexanlria, IN the vicinity al shs ssyn
Of Alexar dria, snd adjoining the wsst' ssde
OF Beilview, the residences q ~. Hodgle1s
which five acres and Tn Pslss ~ new y -
possession Of Dir, Hodgsea.. !. ar.a,<
Edmund I. Lee. 1Txtsf.
JanaAry3. t ~. -, 80
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STAVE YARD.

CASH will be given for any quantity q
While and red oak hoy shesd and barrel stasss
aud Heading, by ~ (
James Harper,
On wharf north of Huntes..s ship yard.
Who e,hsets q quantity ~ -
Tar anil. Pitch, and Intends keeping retAe
ls,ly supply Of these articles.
February !. ...., eG.0 3
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60 Printing in I'll its variety "
nestly executed At this eHss'
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SnLss at Kerdue.

Sales at Verdue.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD
4 tue Vsndse Store, corner OF Prince ana
Water streets.
"A Ysri,s, Of Dry Goods, Gr0ssris', &c.
Particulars of which will be expressed IN
sI,c bills Of the day--All kinds of good.
which aro on limitation and the prices OF
which are established, gan at any time be
viewed and purchased at the lowest iimita'ioA
an. prices.
P. c., Marsteller, v. ~.
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70 FRESH FRUIT, &c.

THE ssbseribcr has just received ZAP
NV Of fresh English IVai,'uts, Spanish Fill
hrr,s Bloom and MusIatlei Rsisins, Sweet
Oranges ,i.o. few Rrkins Busterfro@ahs
back country.
Thomas Patten.
January - '.'.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-09

WIatta to Hire for the ensuing
Year,
A NEGRO MAN, who can work IN inc
house, and take care Of horses. App! 20
no i'RIHTSm
Novetnhe: 10. @
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-07
ment cannot &c centrevetted) 10 Do &,

ment cannot be centfovetttd) to do as,,
such misrerresentat tons. Y
have lately made tour from this r.,
of considerable exteht, onlhe .baLks Ct ~
Tagus, and through the posts which ~
generally lnowna as the line Of defence N
Portugal !: it would be prssumrtuous \
me, who am not Of military profession ii
though have seen most Of the arn;e, 4
Europe to offer an opinion on the meri, Il
probable conduc, of the Portuguese aim,
but since the splendid victory Of VimienI
which had the effect of sending tie FrepS|
out of Portugal, the Portuguese army nj
increased daily in numbers, and improve
in discipline, and ! augur well from the
appearance.
Isaw on my tour full 10000 men, n
whom many British officers were a,lachst
they are extremely well clothed and appoil,I
ed. | had an opportunity Of seeing atCs|
imbra several regiments reviewed by d.
commander in chief, who went thro' ths,I
evolutions with uncommon, celrsity and!
precision, and perhaps being aceustome
to the climate, may undergo the fatisuesd ii
campaign in this country even better thai
British troops. beg, sir, you will ins,r'
this statement in your paper, in Justice ii
the Portuguese army, and to those disil
guished officers, who, by uncommon egu
tlons, in little more than IL months, han
brought this army to It's present state dl
discipline, aud soldier Ike appearance
their numbers, I believe to be full thirr
thousand men, exclusive Of very formids
bic bodies of armed burghers and peasant
who are regularly exercised, and, with The
powerful supper. Of the British army, vii,
thrust, be able to repel the enemy, and pre-
serve this country, so long the faithful ally
of Great Britain, from the fate of so many
nations, who have submitted to Bonapare
almost without struggle; whose princes
are now his vassals, and their subjects bis
slaves liable to be dragged by conscriplina
from their families, and sent to the Vistu
Ia, the Danube, or the Tagus, at the will
OF the restless usurper.
It's with grea. pleasure / can assert, thai
| have never observed the slightest symp
toms of disaHec,ion in this country; a UNI
form adherence Of the French Peryades all
ranks, and sincerely believe the govern
ment and people would spurn with honss
indignation any overtures to draw them
from their allegiance to their legitimate {"
verelgn; they may therefore escape 'htI
fate of these nations have mcptioned, tori
depend on it, sir, treachery has subdued|
more than the sword of the conquerer.
P. 6 F,
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Frca, The Salem Gasstte.
s THE MONITREsS.

The laudable desire, which actua,es all
ranks, to promote female education, gives
reasonable hopes that the rising generation
will be useful members of society; and
that. as their knowledge extends, their
sphere of excellence will enlarge, till it EN-.
I braces the petfections of the CHRISTIAN
1cHAgAcTER, But, some few superior wo-
s4rnen excepted, the history of the European
- world makes US feel apprehensiye, that edu-
5 eating women in liberal and expensive
manner is not the way to increase their USE
fitness responsibility.
Every friend to humanity naturally IN
CURES, Why is it so? Why do women,
who spend years at schools of the highest
reputation, come into life ignorant, vain,
and often irnmoraIs Why do they look
with contempt upon ll,who are necessitated.
10 do something more, than dance, sing,
visit, eat and sleep Why do they ridi-
cule the digni6ed Set humble christian, who
dare act like being accountable TO God tor
the talents entrusted to her, and who is not
ashamed to look TO her own household, use.
fully toimprove her nine, and, by Judlclous-
lymingling employment with amusement,
TO give aszest to both!
It's seriously to be wished, that the time
and money expended in educating our
daughters may answer the desired end, and
shat in our highly favored country our Sc.
ininaries may have as salutary an efFest up
on the mind, as upon the manners OF the
sex. That our daughters may De as "po-
hedcotner-stones of the temple, is desir-
8 able !; but we cannot wish them to be mere
ly:as the "whi,ed sspulchre.
The necessity Of investigating the cha
sacters of those who preside in our schools,
before we entrust our daughters to their
care, has been mentioned m a former num-
Der. It's surely a subject which deserves
serious attention.. The neglect of SO doing
will cause our children TO spend the most
Important part of life, in learning
How to deceive Others with good address /;
or to deceipe themselves with the delusive
hope, that they are gaining all they can be
caught, all that the female mind is capable
) OF receiving. when in reality they are not
acquiring a knowledge of any one thing
more important than needle work, music
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From the Ulster Gazette.
EVENING.

r Atthe close ofthe day" when the sun sinks
TO rest,
And twilight appears in her mantle ofgrey,
When wood by lone quiet, each bird seeks
its nest,
When the last sleam OF evening fades in the
west,
And the moon sheds the mimic reflection
Of day
Ali then, when the mind is Invested of care,
If nought but the tolls of the day hath OPP
pressed,
IF each act review'd will tbs retrospect bear,
No duty negIected--no crime ranking there;
How sweet is the hour that luls us to rest.
y Or if the alcoye, remote from each eye,
To musing resign. d-and tho pensiye not
sad
! How sweet thento soar tothe regions on high,
BY Faith the fair bow'rs of bliss to descrY,
That sSer in yerdure unchansing are clad.
NNhattransport to pour out the soul at HIS
feet,
Who died for our crimes, and was bruised
for our sins
triumphant HE rose, and again took his seat
AT the right hand of power for man to en-
treat,
Tna source whence true happiness begins.
But ali when the long night Of death shall
arrive,
When each tie is dissoly'd, andthe soul
flies away,
II then with this SAvlouR our spirits shall
live,
How precious the rest which that hour will
give,
That opens the doors Of celestial day.
CHRISTINA.
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Bank Of Alexandra,

July 9, 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
" holders of the Bank of Alexandra
that dividend of four per cent. on the CAPT.
tai stock of said Bank, for the half year end
ing this day, is declared, and will be ready 70
be paid to them on Thursday the 5th instant
BY order ofthe President and Directsrs,
Gurden Chaplin, Calhler'
July 3. eo5w
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GEORGE YOUNGS, r

saT GEORGE YOUNGs, re-
spestfully .aequaints his friends and
the citiz ems of the Town and Coun'y
Of Alexandra, that he regularly prac
tees the law in the City Court; ana
TO all such buiineis as may be entrul''
ed to his care, he gives the mott 20
lltiye assurance, fhaIl be attended %
mott promptly and particularly.
June 2Q.
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Public Notice.

THE subscribers have taken out Letters
1 Of administration on the estste OF ~,
BERT CARTER, deceased, in the state u
Virginia-those who have claims against 'h
estate will please exhibit them for settlement
and those who arc indebted to it Will PS
without delay.
Charles Tyler, Jr. =
Near CentreviI1
Richard H. Henderfon'
Leesburg.
June o.. eolZt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-19

Cofy Of letter from General .Armstrone
10 me duke Of Cadore, dated Paris 2isf
FEB. 1910.
The Minister Plenipotcntiary of the u
States has the honor to submit to His Excel
ency the Duke of Galore the copy of let
ter this instant received from BayoDne, and
begs from him an explanation OF the circum-
stances mentioned in il.
q" The Ministerial dispatch under date of
the 5-h inst. is arrived at St. Sebastian
bearing an order for the immediate trans
portation, in small vessels, Of all the seques
tered American cargoes, To Bayonne, 10 be
placed in the Custom house there. Tbi,
news is public At ST Sebastian but what is
not so as vet, is, that the same order says
/. " 15.. That these cargoss are TO he sent
to Bayonne, whether the commodities Of
which they are composed may have come
from English commerce OF fyon the Hroduee
4ffhe sail gffhe u. Stnt<s.
2nd'y. That they should be sent TO the
Custom. house Of that place 10 be sold there. %
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WASHINGToN, June IS.
THE JOHN ADAMS ARRIVED.

We are at length enabled 10 announce
with certainty The arrival Of the John II
dams, az Hnnahofs afiera long and bois
ferrous Passage. She fsff Havre the 24sh IF
Atrif, and met with almost constant
succession Of svestsriy winds during the
voyage.
Cahtain Fensoick, the bearer ofdestGt-
ehes from France. arrived in This city last
evenfns. The Contents Of fhe deshatches
haze nor ger TRANSFERRED.
We learn from Captain Fenqvick. that
General armstrong, our minister in France.
had PROPOSED returning to the U. Stofes in
the John adams, 6ut had found her accom-,
modations announcement for his family. 1t
zvas understood that he had taken his ftas !.
sage in a vessel to sail from Bordeaur. e
indeed that f'ort of his baggage had been al
ready .forTrarded to that Mace.
Cahtain Fenzuick brings no continental
nezcs Of imforrance, which has nor been an
ficifidted by other arrivais.-Nat. Int.
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John Armstrong
us ETcei!sRcy The Duke Of Galore,
Minister Of EEterior Relations. -.

Extract Of a letter from General Arm<
Sfrong 10 Mr.. Smith, dated Paris The
AZ IArH 1910.
After severa' weeks detention in England,
the Jlhn Adams has at length got back to
France. She arrived in the ROADS of Havre
on the 28th ultmo.
! informed Mr.. Champaign, LIST. that Mr..
Pinkney had not been able to send by this
conveyance the result of his application to
the British government concerning the block
AIDES OF France prior TO the Berlin decree
but that he hoped to be able to send il in a
few days by another conveyance and 2nd.
that it he (Mr. Champagny) had any thing
to communicate which would have the effect
OF changing the present relations Of the two
countries, and which he wished to be early
known to the government of the " States,
he would do we'll to let me know it within
"a hours, as the messenger would leave Pa
fis IN that time. To this message / receiv-
ed from him the following answer: that =" for
some days past nothing IN the nature of bu-
Slness and unconuected with the marriage
oi the emperor could be transacted and
mat Tor some days TO come the same cause
OF delay would Continue to operate that
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FoREicN OrrIcE. March ., 1910.

VT NE, NAdICu =, 1o1Os
SIR,
l have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note af the fifteenth uitimo,
wherein you request to be informed whether
any. aud it any, what blockades of France,
instituted by Great Britain during the pre-
sent war. before the first day of january,
1907. are understood by his Majesty's go.
vernment to be in forces have now the
honor 10 aequaint you. that the coast. rivers
and ports from the river Eibe 70 Brest, both
inclusive, were notified to be under the re
strictions of blockade, with certain modifi
cations. on the 18th of May, 1906; and that
these restrictions were afterwards compre
hended in the Order of Council of the 9Th
OF January, 1907, which order is still in
force.
/ have the honor to be,
With great consideration.
Sir.
Your most obedent,
Humble servant,
(SgneD WELLESLEY.
WilAom Pinkneu. Esq.
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PROPERTY being condemned in France, y'e.
Caff. S. Evans. commander of me John
adams, and the Messenger. landed at .4n-
nafolis and proceeded TO Washington. svita
|desfatches. Passengers an the John .fds ms
l--Mesxrs. Henry Futford. /ohn Holmes,
Henry M'Grath. Christohher Green.
~ Fed Gaz
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BAL7f1oRg, lime 12.
THE JOHW ADAMS

IrriUed Mis morning in 81 days iron,
Ha,pre, in France. This anrioueiy etfec
ned igafe 6rngs no unofficial ne7cs Uof
ne can learn. Size, in general terms. cou
firms The Teiieated ace9RYts qfthe sdmerfeQ1l
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afterwards limited and modified; but I shall
be much obliged to your Lordship for pre-
else information as TO the whole.
ihave the honor to be,
With the highes, consideration,
Ms Lord.
Your I.ordship's most obedient,
Humble servant,
(SigneD
WIZ. PlNKNEY.
The most noble
The Marquis Wellesley. &c &c.
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John ARMSTRONG.
COPY
Great Cumberland Place.
February Is, 1910.
Mr. LORD,

In pursuance Of the intimation
which ] had the honor to give yonr Lord
ships few days ago, ] beg to trouble your
Lordship with an enquiry, whether any,
ard u any, what block AIDES Of France, ipstj
tuted by Great Britain during the present
war, before the Isl day Of January, 1907, are
understood by hs Maiesty's government to
DC 10 force. am not able at present TO spe.
city more than one of the blookades TO which
this enquiry applies; namely that from. the
Elbe to Brest, debated in May, 1906, and
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IN SENATE-fnnae

Hon. Messrs. Dapa and Starkweather
were chosen a committee to inquire what
public Business ought to be done the present
sesslon OF the Legislature. and when they
mGy have recess. Messrs. Foster, ives
and Mann, Of the hosse, were joined.
The honorable Mr.. Ashmun, federaIist.
offered Resolution for the purpose of raj
sing the Governors Salary
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COPY


From General armstrong to Mr.. Pink.
ney.
PARIS, January IS, 1910.
SIR,
A letter from Mr.. Secretary Smith of
the LIST of December last, made it my duty
to enquire of his Excellency the Duke of
Galore, what we're the conditions on which
his Majesty the Emperor would annul hi
decree, commonly called the Berlin decree /:
and whether, if Great Britain revoked her
blockades of date anterior to that decree.
his Majesty would consent to revoke the
said decrees To these questions | have
this day received the following answer.
which lhasten to convey to you by a spe-
cial messenger
ANSWER
4" The only condition required for the re
vocation by his Majesty the Emperor of the
decree of Berlin. will be previous reyoca
ton by the British government of her block.
AIDES of France or part of France, (such as
that from the EIbe to Brest, &c } oil a date
anterior to that of the aforesaid Decree
have the honor tobe,
With very high respect, &c.
(Signed)