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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-13
They arr stated to be in four divisions of 10000

They stated to be in four divisions Of to, 600
,,ien each
'' This city is open Coz all descriptions ofpro
visions, fee ct ',uy. and had it mt. been for the
supplies. trotn the United States, dread the con
sequence so the population on the ISLAM. which
IN C,dis alone may be computed ~ 40, 600
soa's Provisions are on the rise. and govern
ment are purchasing largely. Flouri at IL s
III l . per barrel, hard dollars
+" had ahrig belonging to Port, which have
just chartered Ia Nh american-For tobacco s \
g'inoas per hogshcaG, and 9 I per ton f,r cotton.
70 load tor Liverpool This. IL much lig.ncr than
any freight tina. has yet been given.
"I2lh February.
3" have nothing further to add thar, that there
is the roaring OF cannon perpetual, in my ears"
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REpORT

! ne Secretary OF the Treasury, in obedience
To the resolution ot the Senate of the second in
, slant. respectfully REposTs-
That the statement annexed to the report made
to the Senate on The second day Of March, 1909
contained a'l the dividends made by the Bank of
the Uni.ed States from its establishment to the
date OF the report, IS stated to the Treasury by
the Bank
That the annexed table (A) being transcript of
the above mentioned statement, with the addition
OF the dividends made on the first day of Iuly.
1899, and on he first day Of snuary last, embra
not only the ordinary semi annual dividends Of
four per cent but also all the extra dividends
wiRch are within the knowledge of this depsrt-
ment, & which it is Believed, have ever been made
by the bsnk making in the whole, an average Of
1886 per cent. gear
That there remained to the credit of the bank
after payment ofthe dividend made on the firse
day OF January last, Surplus of 800 40 dotsrso
consisting Oft items VIZ: I25, 900 dollars, de-
signated by the name of {" General Bark Estate -
intended as offset gg inst the decay and pre-
suhed loss, IN Of the sale Of the real estate.
of the Bank, that estate having been paid for
from the capita! stock, and not from the profits
of the Bank ; and 2S4,4f0 dollars, designated
by the name of " Contingent Fund" intended
in the !irst place to cover losses arising from,
bal debts, not yet acttiSy lost, asd the residue
of which, if any, will he applicable to another
extra dividend
That the nominal profit resulting to the Bank
from each of its Offices of discount and deposit,
could not he ascertaned without an Investigation
of all the weekly returns made to this depart
msnt; and that there are returns from which
the actuailoss sustained by each Office can be
known.
Blu; that the statement (B) shows the per.
manent capital given to each Office of discount
and deposit the balance due in account current
by the Offices to the banS Exclusive and in adj
dtien 10 the said permanent capital, )on the 9th
day of March last the amount of the Toles ~
tualy discounted and due to the hank by the last
returns, specifying the amount discounted at PHI
ladelphia and at each Office respectively and an
estimate oftiie gross amount cfthe annual expen-
ces and losses Of the bank, including its several
Offices by which it appears that the annual ex-
pences being about 125,00o dollars year, the
sscertained losses must in the whole have amount.
ed to about IS 900 doil9rs year
All which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Treasury Debartment,2
april 8, 1910.
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THE LATEST FROM SPAIN,

TIE LA lESl rKOM SPAIN,
E*'rdct Of letter from Mr.. 1a,res Pob;s,3r
Jr respectSble 71ierchant at Cddiz, TO a yen-
HeDlGp IN Richmond.
ChptZ, Feb. II, 1910
o." Tie Frerchpsssed the Sierra Moreno With i.
out the smallest resistaace, which plainly snews
that the Central Junta are traitors and that we
were the intended victims Of the most d,abolical
perhdy and treason but they longer exercise
their functions and are ia security on board n fri
gate for the day Ct trial It vas evidently the in
tenliDn OF the French TO march with great
FaPldity to surpriIc Cadiz, which once possessed
OF viii remain with them and it IS the kew TO this
province, IN fact it is Or ought to be the first
object OF king Joseph aud had it not have been
tor the mastery conduct Of the Duke Albunuer.
que, It was TO be feared that all reinforcements
BY land wonld be cut of and that the city might
AL bat Aiauquerque's army is now on the Isl.
and, and we are in ccurijy-Besides, we are
daily expecting 5000 British troops from Lisbon
and Gibraltar, with men of war, artillery and
gun boats.
The government ofthe Island is in tla Sands Of
Junta chosen from among the inhabitants Ut Ca
IiL, and u The Spanistds are but true, not any
force that the French could send would DC able
10 reduce 1t. The French are seen from Cadiz
on The opposite shore, aud tomorrow E,to
isla where 500 can SEE distinctly The French ar
ny Their force hitherto has bccn very neon
siderable, bat yesterday 90 5000 men were
SEGA marching iron SAINT Mays this way
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SRom THE OLD COLONY GAZETTE.

=, POLITICAL Almanac,
Fer the FederaHsts IF Dlassachusetts-
1910.
MARCH.
10 Election New Hampshire.
ID Federal Suns declension, Is degrees
Is Thick Clouds coming from the North.
10 Mercury in polite. Thermo d above o.
III Fores left in Boston unprotected, 1776
G LIST Sun after n Ham cleo grozys warmer
10 Essex Junto Constellation sets al Midnight
20Very low tides---with us. Foggy NJ Scotia
II zoeo her. You may now look out
% for severe storm of abuse &
3 calurHny in on, iafitnde.
24Fed, Sun Ecipsed. Total III ~ Hamp,
25 FrequentSe heavy showers Of
90 lies in our meridian,
ri for some days,
! APRIL.
All Fools day--Fiue day for Federal har-
Uesfiag. Great change ofgVeafher earth
quake! halJar Jog.
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BALr1MnnE. Anril6

DALliMoREb APrii D.
Capt Jones, ofthc Ann, arrived last evening
from New Orleans informs, that General VIII
knson had taken his passage in the brig Dart,
capt Driscol, to sail in 10 days after capt J. for
this port.
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this city III about 4 week. for Amsterdam,
where he is to meet the frigate.
"On the uhjeot Of political news from this
country, unconnccted immediately with
our own, must speak with great caution
as some Inconvenience has already occ;: red
To an American citizen now here for cX
pressing his sentiments too freely OH that
subject. trisnow reported, that the empe
roy will leave PATS in a fortnight for Spain.
and that he will not be married until his
return. "-Evening Posi-.
Ertroc: IF a letter from Paris, dated Jar,
lsfh, too gentleman in this City.
"l did myself the pleasure Of writing you by
the ship Madison. which vessel sailed from
Dieppe on the 5.h instant. AT that tine, l
had great reason to hope and expect. Nat
we should soon have a free intercourse be.
tween France and the United Staes, and
advisedyou. &c. but since that epoch, things
do not wear quite so favorable an aspect /;
and mist recommend to you not to follow
the advice then given, though think some
thing will be done for the mutual interes, of
both countries. before General Armstrong
leaves this for the United States, which
will probably be in all the month of April.
Mere. .ddU
EFfraet Of a letter, from gentleman in
Hamburger, TO mis- friend in Hartford,
Con. J dated
November "a. 1909.
+ t'Col. Burt has arrived here within few
days from Sweden There are various con
lectures what his aim or designs NAV bel
have heard some who were sanguine that he
was British spy, and that his being sent
from England was farce"
CnARLEsToE, April 3.
letter received by merchant in town.
from Kingston, Uamaica.) dated the 25:h
February, states that the French frigate
mentioned some. time since as having had a
brush with two British sloops of war, on two
different days, hal been afterwards fallen in
with by the Braxe'i, sloop of war, of IS guns,
and captured and sent into Kingston. It was
in pursuit of this frigate that the Hebe cap
tain FIFE, was sent upon this coast, from
Jamaica.
BASKS.--The shares of the four new
banks lately started in Baltimore, have all
been subscribed for. Baltimore will there
lore IN future issue paper from the
Bank of Maryland,
Bank of Baltimore,
Union Bank Of MARYLAND,
Office of Discount and Deposit,
Mechanics Bank,
Commercial and Farmers Bank,
Franklin Bank,
Marine Bank,
Merchants and Farmers Bank.
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Ex'rnet Of letter from Mr.. James Pobis,3n
Jr a respeetable nierehant at Cddis, to q gen
heDlap IN Richmond.
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Extract Of letter, from gentleman in
Hamburger. TO his friend in Hartford,
ICON. J dated

November "a. 1909.
, &c Col. Burt has arrived here within few
days from Sweden There are various con
lectures what his aim or designs NAV bel
have heard some who were sanguine that he
was British spy, and that his being sent
from England was farce
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CoNsTAHTINoPLE Nov. IS.
After the very sanguinary battle of Silis.
tria, an armls'ice, we understand, was pro-
posed for two months but doubts are erter-
tanned Of its being concluded.
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ALERT GALLATIN.
To Tie Hon. Tie President sfl
rhe Senate.
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Statement Of The capital Of the seyeyaI 6rancEcs,
and Of ne bank Of The Unied States. and Of the
anon, s di;coanfS BY tie iasf recciSed yefvrns.
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NOTES
Cd) Dividrnds falling short Of the rate cf 8
per cent per dnrR'p
(b) Including extra di5idends.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.
MAY 18th. 1910.

Will be given for apprehending and secur.
ing in Jail negro SOLOMON, who was seen,
lurking about the suburbs of Alexandria. this
morning; he is Of low stature, about twenty
years old, and had on an old white hat,brown
coat and striped pan,alsons good deal worn.
l, is supposed he is now in town. All PER.
sons ore hereby forewarnsd trem harboring
Or carrying eff said "egm.
4nomas f1uutuI!.
Nav 3--8. ott
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust 70 the SUB:
scriber, from John Potts and Eliza his wife
to secure the pay ment Of certain sums Of
money due to the Bank Of Alexandria from
George North and CO. will be expo,ia to
public sale at suction on Wednesday the
sixth Of June next at l l O'Clock ip the FORE.
noon, on the premises
A certain Lot OF piece Of Land,
with the buildings thereon, bounded BY Hens
~, Oronoko, Fayette and Pendleton streets,
and which is subject to ground rent of one
hundred and thirty three dollars and thirty
three cents per annum, forever. Terms ref
sale Cash.
Lndwell Lee, Trvstee..
Nav 18th. 1910. d. W,
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Thomas M. Davies

Thomas NJ. Dayies.
Beg. leave respectfully 70 inform the public
that he has received from Philadelphia,
4 very Senrral ssssrtment or Laases.,
Asses and Ms,,s' SHOES,
ofthe best fabric, selected with care BY him:
SELF Also, hatters leather, Bsnninshovs's
and Dicks seoteh and R..ppee Snuff, spa'
hair Sleeves. -. ,''
All of which he offers for sale on mode
rate terms, with liberal allowance to those
who take quantity. =
BOOTS as usual, made At his shop, ot the
best materials and newest fashions.
May ls. Sc
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Bryan Hampson. q 60.

! Have lust received and efer for sale,
Is hhds. first quality New Orleans sugar
30 bales Upland Georgia cotton.
hhds. Jamaica aud Antigua rum
Is do New England do.
IS hhds FIRST quality molas'es.
10 tierccs rice.
900 lbs Bengal Indigo.
400 do. Flotant do.
Is bags heavy pepper.
Is do pimento.
10 boxes best Albany chocolate.
80 do. Bakers do.
80 or casks Malaga wine.
500 reams writing and wrapping paper.
.AND or HAND,
1e 1a p"t sd: HEa Mads''" WINES
Sicily, Madeira * Port "
All Of the first quality in pipes and quarter
casks.
Imperial
Y! Young sang Tyson : TEAS
and
Hyson Skin
20 ,ooo lbs. green coffee in Gags and gene
raj assortment Of all kinds of groceries.
Selected flour for family use.
LANDING THIS DAY,
From on board the chip Aimira, ana f0r
sale BY the subscriber.
90 hhds. Muscovado SUGAR,
50 bays and } bis.
PRIME GREEN COFFEE.
.74cob Morgan,
fuckers wharf.
t1 Who will give Cash for good
w. d. hOsshead and barre! STAVtS.
May l.. -
Union College Lottery. :,
State OF the wheel after the is'h Gay
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Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner ef Asns and Fasr'af Streets Na' j"
sale, :,
pipes London Particular MADEIRA o."
md Of superior quality 49,.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine
do. Colmenar 90.
10 do. Sherry BIB & Dc braads
- cases old Clares and Vim dc Crave
so barrels Nhiskey
hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Kun
Gunpowdcr, Imperial. Hyson, Young Ivy
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, OF the oeS' qua
llties. =.
With general assortment of Wines La.
eaors and Groceries as usual, Oh mooerA''
terms.
March
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Sales at Vendae.

n, .yery Tuesday ana ffloAJ'
=" IyILL BE SOLD
N. yenduo Store, corner OF Prince anu
- Water streets. ..
ay.r;s:, of Dr., Goods, Gr'esr's'' &C. g.
n.r,;,,lsrs of which will be expressed ih
All. Of the day.-All kinds OF goods
'1e v orc on limitation and the prices OF
s 1;eh are established, can at any time zoe
,;swod andpurchased at the lowest '''N
'"O p C.. Marsteller, v. NJ
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IuH Received,

Iult kcCelVSu,
.hhO FOR Sale BY
CHARLES I. CATLETT,
Is chests Imperial, Hyson' y Dung
o,ooo lbs. prime Green Cohce. ,:.s,,
40 pipes and quarter casks A'sO0n
and Icnsriffe W'ne.
hogshcads Muscovaao Sugar.
1000 lbs, Seine T~inc.
50 boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish SeSar''
bArels Pimcnto.
October Is.
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Io{eph II. Vaudeville,
May 3--S.


C6srs for sale the following articles,
whe!eSa!e or retail. :.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and tagf
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. Of Hsrrinss, Shad and Mac are
so tons Plai.ter Paris
~ bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rare. Rum -. ~
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Musseysdo Sugar
so bbls. do. do.darent q laliIs!
hhds. Cppperas
Cunpowdes,
Imperial,
and II
Hyson Skin,
d 5;:s:s, and WINES,
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds. and ibis:
Peach and Apple Brandy III bbls.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf ,nd Lump Sugar, HavanEnah Asnsy:
per gallon, Figblie. -.
$ Mola,.es in hhds. Spanish Flotant lndigos
Spanish Cigars, Butter, -
Harris's and 1'aylor's manufactures Toy. /.
bacco in kegs, ~ (;
Gunpowdcr and Shot Of different izsI Il,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Huento,
Chocolate Nos. J and 8, Mould and Dipt Carr
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes, "-
Pipes in boxes, 3 gross each, 2-Sr
bingham box's, Haniltons Garret's and
Leipers Stuff in bottles, = : 80
I. London and Philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper.
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO, 49,
A constant supply Of wArEa eRAsEElpas1 :.
best svrx,,rxs vLou4, By retail, and
80 hhds. Of Maryland and Virgins Iob1s- ,
co. -. -. -. - $4,000.
lust RECEIVER, 4z|T
3 pipe. Narthern Gin, first quality:
40 barrels RsssetasS APPLES: ,.,s;S..a
For sGie By
John G. Laid,
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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

Abou, $50 600 lbs. of Muscovado sugars
Of superior quality in casks, weis,',"s from
Is 5 hundred each, will be said On &C.
ncross erms, on application 10
James Patton,
MarRelley & Young.
March Is.
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SATURDAY, FrsRvAKx 10. 1910.
Public Sale.

THE subscriber, BY virtue Of . deed OF
trust to him from Mr.. WilGsS HOdysos, dai
ed on the 10Th day Of November, IN the year
1905, for the purpose Of indemnitying Mr.
John Hopkins-will, on FRIDAY, the ssih
April next, at the hour Of twelve o'clock Of
that day, II fair ) IL not, On the next fair dav
at the same hour. proceed to sell, at the
court. house, In Alexandra, at public ,aue'
ton, 70 the highest bidder, for ready money
three thousand acres Of LAND, situate On
the left fork Of Big Sandy Greek, which
land was, NJ the time Of the grants for the
same, in the county Of Mononsslia, IA the
8 ate Of Virginia.
The above tracts OF lanL we're granted By
tn. state OF Virginia, to John Allison BY three
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing date on the ala
day of October, 1884, which land has been
since duly conveyed TO the said William
Hodsson by deed dated I'd Of August, l7sV.
Edmund J. Lee. Ty|aee.
Nov ~. cots
~ The editors Of the Federal Republl-
can and National lntelligencer, will publish
this advertisement and send their accounts 70
CHS Office. Cd,
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A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wisEiRg TO remove 70 the
western country, viii sen the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax COUNTY, ! miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
Try, and about the same from the rotomac
bridge crossing 70 the city OF washington
10 = healthy, agreeable nelgnoornooa, eon~
tanning about 47o acres. on which - con'e-
picnt dwelling house, large enough tor gen
reel family, together with NH the oath"uses
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard 81
ample trees of selected fruit, together WI"
ii aeren; other fruit frees, proportion VI on-
proyed meadow Tor the scythe, and large
posioa more may easily be made. Any per-
SON Inclined to purchase may know the terms
Ly application to Mr. JoRN DuEIs, adjoining
che said farm, or the subscriber on tho pre-
Asises. Z.
) Iune2 g. ''
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n o 7 T c E.

LAST NIGHT between the hosrs OF So
ven and eight O'Clock, was stolen fr"m 'he
house formerly occupied by Mr. Lawss, now
occupied by Hiss HELEN Gullats. two bed
osilts. one of which being remarkable had q
Isrye .izel leaf with dark ground diamond
being also Of furniture calico, ami quilted ny
the leaf. also by the dia,no,d-the other be-
ing diamond and star, with large star In
the c..n,er, quilted chiefly ~ sheus-.aiso
h,nk ct and linen shest: Whoever wall up"
men end the thief. and deliver the things TO
this .fsce, or to Miss HELEN Gallast' shat
r.. generously rewarded. Should they oe
offered for sale, it is requested they may be
. =, opocd and infermatios given as above men.
toned. r. .,-s ISL -
! Fet-uary'a. ., 49,. -. -
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JAMES BACON =,

JAMES BA CON
Begs leave to inform his Former customers
and friends. that he has
Recommencedhe Grt icery Bufaess,
..rAthis Store on King. lear Warrington
street. .... e. .. r
-..-. WERE HE oEyKRs lsox SALE, *
Awell chofen aGortment of
goods, in that line
Warranted genuine, particularly his
TEAS, WINES 60 LIQUORS,
Which are ofa superior flality--He will dist
pose Of each and every article on the mos
moderate terIRs.
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