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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-10

MOUSE or EoRDS-January %.
[Ifter tie .Eddress (which is a mere
echo Of Sheech,) zUas read (JJ- The
Sfeech zpas given liz our iasi.
Niscount GrfntSton solicited their lord
ships attention to the few observations.
which had occurred to his mind, when he
contemplated the state of this country and
Europe in general Whatever difference of
opinion might exist, in regard to the differ
ens measures of government, they would
generally concur i'll the propriety OF making
every exertion to divert the attention of the
enemy, while he was endeavoring to crush
the power of Austria. That Austria had
been compelled to make disadvantageous
peace, was one of those disasters which we
ought to lament, with the other calamities
OF Europe. Although the expedition to the
ocheldt had rot succeeded in its main OBJ
Ject, considerable advantages were derived,
and our own security was strengthened lin
the demolition of the arsenal and docks of
Flushing. Amidst all the evils, with which
the hand OF Providence had surrounded this
Country, 1t was satisfactory to find, that. af-
ter the enemy had excrted, to the utmost,
his hatred aud his malice against the corr,
merce OF England, and had shut the whole
OF his ports against our trade, still we could
defy his hostility, and had already proved,
that his unjust DEGREES were Intellectual in
| their consequences. The happy situation of
Great Britain, if unanimty actuated her
government aud her councils, placedhe out
OF the reach of the ambitious designs of
France. With respect to America, he
would venture to define the extent of the
sincerity OF her government but he was
certain, however SiaccTc they were on their
part, that, on the part of his Issjssty's mi
nisters, every desire of amity would be met
with correspondent disposition. These
were times when unaDimity could not too
much prevail amongst ourselves, and il was
a consolation, that we were ruled by a mo-
march, who lived in the hearts of his people.
Where was there people, who ever exhi-
blted so much affection for their sovereign,
as had lately, namely, OH the 25th of last
October, burst forth from all ranks, when
they commsmorgted the long reign of their
beloved king The people of England ought
to be peculiarly remarked, for their attach.
ment TO the throne. and such disposition
would ever secure the existence of the coun-
TRY.
The Earl Of 81. Vincenf--My lords
when addressed a few observations, at the
commencement Of the last session of Parli
Iament, thought my age aud inhrnitias,
would preclude me from again presenting
myself your consideration. But my lords
such haVe been the untoward events which
have occurred, since that period, am once
more induced, if my strength will admit
and can support my voice, to trouble your
llordships with few of my sentiments, OH
tthe present occasion. Indeed, we have won
lderidi men IN these days, who have ibgenu
. 80
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
On Wednesday the 18th day of April en-
suiag--Eill be sold at Public Auction, near the
premises, that beautiful and most desirable sitti-
alton belonging to Mr.. Jedediah Allen, near the
property OF Mrs. Craig-It has on it q handsome
frame Dwelling. House, with a good kitchen,
smoke-house, dairy and stable, well of the best
water In the city of Richmond.
The Lott contains one acre, having been orr
ginsily two half acre Lofts, and has the advan.
tage of being bounded on three sides by streets
Is highly improved-having falling garden in
front and very extensive and beautiful garden
AT the back ofthe house--and for agreeabieness
OF situation and saluhrty Of air, may be estimated
among the best in tie City.
Six, twelve and eighteen months credit viii
be given, by giving notes with approved endor-
seTs, negotiable at the Bank Of Virginia, and a
deed OF trust on the property to secure the pay.
nent OF the notes.
STILL g. BROOKE, Aacrs.
Richmond, March 81. tbs
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PENITENTIARY STORE,

DOME S7IC E-HOUS E
N ]. BURR, in addition to the articles ma
~ nuiactursd at the Penitentiary, offers for
sSle an assortment of GOODS of HOME MA
NUFLCTURE, viz;
Fine and coarse HATS of every description
a regular supply Of Cotton CLOTH, on con.
signment from the Providence Mandatory, and
will be sold by the piece at the mill prices, viz:
CLorHs, SPUN CoTToE, single and double
home made LINEN SnEETrNo.
RICHMOND GUN.POW DER by the key,
warranted of superior quality.
PHILADELPHIA PORTER C ALE in
casks and bottles, and BEER in barrels
Harness Leather, Wax Calf Skins, Boot Legs
Coloured and Black Roans.
WANTED TO HIRE, by the year, good
COOPER.
February is. If
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THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED.
A New Theory,
The DIURNdL ROTATION or THE

The DIURM1L ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cycloid and the Epi.
CyclOid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and ofthosc Stony and Me-
tailic connections which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
By JOHN WOOD,
Author Of Elements Of PERSPECTIVE. trim
ted in London, in 1899.
December Ii.
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
A FEW COPIES OF
Fulton's Torpedo War.

IAMEs River LOW-GROUNDS-F sale
y The subscriber intending to leave the state,
will sell, to the highest bidder, on the 10th day
of NAY next, on 'he premises, his tract of LAND,
in the county of Amherst, whereon Jesse Spin
ner resides containing one hundred and fifty a
cres of Lou Grssn9s, and about four hundred of
High Land. n'he low grounds are entirely re-
claimed, and in fine order for the culture of corn,
wheat, tobacco, &c. The high land is yet in
woods, but much of it admirably suited for To.
bacco. The Improvements are calculated for Sc
curing crop Among many other advantages
of this Land, ferry and mill seat, may be emu.
merated and its contiguity 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 6. ep1M.
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Wy virtue of deed of trust, made to the
ID subscriber by Jacob F. Earliart, bearing
date the first day of September, one thousand
eight hundred and nine, for purposes therein
mentioned; Will be sold, on Thursday, the 18th
OF April next, to the highest bidder, according
TO law, at the lanyard lately occupied by said
LEATHER, OIL, TANNING UTENSILS,
BARK, &c and one bay HORSE The afore-
said STOCK consists of eleven watts of Leather,
some of which is nearly tanned ; thirty or forty
cords OF bark three barrels of oil, &c. To per-
sons concerned in the tanning business the a
boVe will be an object worthy of their attention
ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, Trustee.
April 6. ids
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In Council, March 10, 1910.

IN Coureil, March 10, 1910.
OT1CE-That the Executive will receive
IN proposals until the 18Th of April next, for
furnishing the Prisoners in the Penitentisry, with
ratlons Tor one year, commencing the 18th Of the
said month of Aprii next.
attest,
.SAMUEL CoLEMAK, &c.
March %. tIsA
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April 6.

NOR RENT, OR LEASE, and immediate
~ possession given-My HOUSE, near the
Washington Tavern, and fronting the Capitol
Square. This tenement is pleasantly situated,
and in every respect well calculated for the ac-
COMMUNICATION OF genteel family. For terms,
&c. apply to
EDWARD RALL1M
April s. r.
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In Courei, 61arch 2sd 1910.
OTlCE-In pursuance of an act OF the &c
L y neral Assembly, passed at the last sess-
on Notice is hereby given, that sale Of the
PUBLIC PROPERTY,
ut the Point of Fork, will take place ON Tburs.
day the 25th day Of May next, on the premises,
on credit OF twelve months Bond and security
TO he approved by the Executive, will be requi.
red For information respecting the property,
enquire of Doctor John Wills of FIuvanna coun.
ty.
SAMUEL coLEMAN, Acc.
Mrrch o7 a,y
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y uT Published by Thomas Ritchic, nearly or
tesife the Globe Tavern, Richmond, Pirginia.
or CONDI1IONS:- Five dollars a year, to
be paid annually in advance. Those guho soish to
be considered as annual subscribers, must hereafter
desisnate it the finse Of subscribing, ether zpse
sheiy papers will be discontinued at the expiration
Of the Erst year.
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MILL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the
W highest bidder, on Thursday, 18th April
next, that large aad commodious
BRICK LUMBER HOUSE,
Situate on the Cross street, leading to the basin
- Also. that unmproyed LOT, joining, say from
~ to 50 feet front, extending back to the Eagle
ysrd, 81 fso5. The whole to be sold separate or
5o'nJY. on credit Of 8, avid 9 n,oaths-.--The
purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
ROBERT DAVIDSON.
March 80. u
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Wilia0sbrg, 18th March, 1910.
ME ANNUAL MEETING of the Propri-
etors OF the Dismal Swamp Company, will
be held at Suffolk, on the 9Th day Of May next,
beng the second Tuesday. And it is earnestly
requested that the members will he runstua in
sornies.
WILLIdlI NELSON. )
.JOHN gRACXEN :,
CORBIN GRIFFIN, managers.
.yANES HENDERSON.
Marcb 81. Aw
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.

lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE-First
j door above the Eagle Tavern:
Old Port, Claret ond Madeira Wines,
Gun. Powder, Imperial and Young Tyson Teas,
so Bbls. and two hhds. Apple Brandy,
90 Bills Caruther's double distilled and rectifed
Whiskey,
10 Hhd,. and 10 barrels New-Orleans Sugar,
30 Boxes New.York Tallow Candles,
IS Do. Spermacen Do.
10 Bills. Linseed Oil,
Hbds. Treakle,
Do. and Crate Bottles,
Is Lbs. fresh Nutmegs,
so Bushels fresh Clover and Timothy Seed,
S Hampers fresh Salad Oil,
10 Dutch Cases white gilt bottles,
10 Boxes well assorted Glass,
And in daily expectation ofreceiving so crates
of Liverpool green and blue edged Wares, Pas
sage Lamps, Candle Shades, sc. sc.
EDWARD A4LLAM.
March 10. eptf
hJOTICE.-All persons who have any claims
IN against the late John Harris, decd. OF the
City of Richmond, are requested to bring them
forward immediately-and those indebted to said
estate, must make immediate arrangements for
discharging their respective balances.
w. ID. WREN, Adan'r. of
JOHN HARRIS, Decd
March IS. ep2m
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Gurope
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

MOUSE or EoRDs-January %.
[Ifter the .Fddre8s (which is a mere
echo OF Sheech,) 7Uas read ~ The
Sheech mas given liz our Lass.
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~ T u. 1T l @ N, !

MRS. EDMONDS, respectfully informs
tho public, she proposes, on Monday, the
second day of April, to open Schena sfthe
tuition of young ladies, in Prince street, three
doors above the late Col Hoee's,: and win:
teach, with the aid of proper assistants, the
following branches, VIZ. Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic sna English Grammar; Drawing
Painting in inks and colofs, on satin, tiffa-
ny, &c: &C. and dresses IN durable ink. En-
broidery in chenilles, gold, silver anS silk.
Maps wrought in do. Print work IN hgsres,
or landscapes. Tambcur. and Needle work,
plain and faneiful. Fringe, and Netting, in
all its variety: ~ 7,s
By careful, unremitted and equal atten-
lion to her school, she hopes to merit . part
of the public's, patronage. W..
March s. ~ dSdhp
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Frsm the Lonaan Courier, January 4.
THE KING oF-SWEBEN.


The events that have recently occurred
a. Paris, the length and importance OF the
details connected with theta, and the dosu'
msn,s relative to our negotiation with A
,sneuca, have prevented US from paying
earlier attention than we intended to sub
ject of the deepest interest. 1t IS known
that this gallant monarch has been sent with
his family to Sualsund, from whence ne Is
to be conveyed to France. Bonaparte hav.
iOg stipulated with Sweden, that the dspos-
ed monarch shall have an asylum in his ter
rieories--What must We think of Bonaparts
in making this stipulation, and Of. Sweden
in consuming to it! Bona?arts is well a.
aware Of. the deep suspicion that attaches to
him---shat he Is known and recorded MUIR
dsrer-and that at this moment the souls OF
a murdered Condo, OF Piehegu and OF
Palm, Of Tcuissains and Of Wright, are
pleading against him q. the Bar Of Heaven
He knows that if The gallaas Gustavus
sAosld ever die 6 natural death during bis
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From the European Magazine.
VERSES,

VERSES, - >-.
Written by the late JOHN THossTos, Esq
4 shor, time before his death, on recelV'
ing mouruing;ring for relation OF his
name. .- ..
WELCOME thou presage Of my certain
q. doom ... .. So.
] too must sink into the darksome tomb,
Yes, little prophet, thus my name shall STAND
A mournlul record on some friendly hand,
NV name tits here, tho characters agree,
And every faithful lette, speaks to me; "
Bids me prepare to meet my nature'stoe'
Serene to feel the monsters fatal blow |;
Without sigh to quit the joys Of ime'
Secure of glory in happier CLINE: f..
Then mount the skies, forsake my old abode,
And gain the plaudits of smiling God.
Receive, Lore JesusI body, soul and spirit
Behold my pleal--;hy suiIerings and thy
$ merit: >. .>,-,.
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SHIP lll NEWS.
,Po4t.of Alexandria.
SHIP

T0T1OT z7te'eS'sss' t' s'''
!: ARRIVED,
Brig Bstsey, Evans, Lisbon: salt, wine.
and fruit; to John Roberts, Jas, Keith, q
Charles S. Dade. 49,, =, =
Sloop Raynham, Briggs, Georgetown,
Is. c. tar, rice and nails, to the master.
Defiance, Grssne, Newport: sun
dries, TO the master. .-. l. ,-rt
CLEARED.
Seh'r Dorchester, Roberts, St. Barthoao.
ma ws--by Robert Rasten, Jun.
Freighser, Lowering, do'-ey JAS
Lawrasou.
Cambenne, Smith, Bcston-hy Fax
on, Metcalt, K Co.
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residencs 10 France, the world Will asVsr.
believe but thar he has fallen avictim 20 .hasl
deadly vengeance & hate he bears him. What
thencanb be his wish Cor desiring to have hin,
in his power It must have been dictated BY
that savage assassin like principles that b..
longs to him that is ia,erwoSen in his ma
ture,& desire: to have within it's reach Z re-
'venge every object that is obnoxious to it
lie loves to triumph over as we'll as to tor
ture his victims .I,is not enough for him to de-
Prive them of their power: he must insult
them in their distress he must mock them
IN their misery; he must tread upon the m
when they are fallen. If any thing can add
to the agony which Gus:avus, feels, it must
be TO pass tie remainder Of his DAYS In
France, to breathe, as it were, only by the
permission, of his mortal enemy. But the
indignation at the conduct Of Bonaparte in
demanding the surrender of Gustavus, is
slight in comparison with that we feel at
the baseness and treachery that could in.
duce his couhsrymen to consent to it. Stand
forth thou fore .,sot in the guilt, pre-. emf
nent, unimitated, inimitable the chosen
guardian of his infancy, chosen by his muir
dered father in the las. agonies, the sworn
counsellor Of his youth, the pledged de-
fender of his crown, the foul usurper OF
his throne TO have robbed him of his
rights, to have cuusented to his deposition
to have apPlauded his imprisonment, and
to have excluded his son from the right
of succession, in favor of an alien--a
stranger, whose only recommendation is,
that he has been selected by the despoiler
and deadly enemy of Sweden was no.
enough. No ; the treason could not be
complete, the tyrans could not b. perfect {;
the cruelty would not been unparalleled,
had not the gallant victim been given up to
the vengeance Of Bonaparte, to perish per.
haps ~heie Condo met his fate, or die a
lingering death where Pichegru was burnt
by slow FIRE, or Wright was s.rangled.
All pity for Sweden, all respect, al! at.
tAchment to her are at an end. The afro
city of this one act cansels every favorable
sentiment, and makes every man her Zoe.
II is m act which the history of no country
has surpassed, or even equal'ed. To .pur-
chase doubtful security she has incurred
an eternal reproaeh she has brought a
short respite and rePosc with the blood OF
her king she has Obtained an iuglorious
peace by the surrender of the body of her
sovereign, tc be insu!ted, mansled, and tor
tured by his deadliest enemy.
Loyalty and patriotism. pity for fallen
greatness, sympathy for uumeri,ed suffer
inss, ~ssnsibili,y to the distressss Of the
beautiful and virsuous eonso,t of the expa-
triated monarch, whose bosom no ray OF
hope cheers and of her innocent offspring,
abou, to be placed in the Tigers power ;
every feeling that gives grace or dignity
to our common nature, were outraged and
inundated by that act OF unequalled cruelty
and crime the surrender of the king OF
|, Sweden into the hands of Bonaparte.
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atsranDsta Datlp 6s,st.s.
AoNDdY, MARCH IS.

Captain Haskell, who has arrived at New.
h,rypors left Valencia, I Spainl January s.
;sI..ru,s, that the French army had been near
,,,, p.,ec, bat had taken another course
TIE people. however, unprecedented that they
.,ouli be sahtlped. The French have pub
Eshsd an offi-iar account Of the surrender of
Corona but many are yet incredulous' as to
the fact, In the account oftaking possession
Of the suburbs, the official relation says
ALL THE. SPANIARDS, found with
arms In their hands, we-e IN. TO deGth."
The French Expose says 1t. was France
who established the Independence Of tho y:
States" Thus the efforts Of the American
SiIizens are not considered as any thing. If
the proud assertion were true, WHAT claim
on our gratitude has Bonaparte. Louis XVI.
who was destroyed BY the French. directed
what France should do in our rsvolution--
even the people then. as now, had no voice :
what the monarch ordered or forbade, was
done or denied Bonaparte talks of " adding
several provinces to US" We know of but
one province, tLouisiana) We paid 200 900
of doIla,s 1.-THE full value) for it, and shall be
GLAD to hoe it, without disturbance as to the
boundaries or any other cSuse. We hope
he doss not conceit he has any demand on
our gratitude for selling us louisiana If
10, we must tax his gratitude for the cash
paid. Phil. Fcfer.,
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!, tsagrss q IL, laitsd ;sstAisi.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, + 1 Ut
!, I; ~ FafpAf Mdfcbs2s: KS. ga
,s.s s IcoHcLppED. -
ITslsnt sr the Alexandria Gazstt.9
3. The bill for the relief Of capt. Barney,
Was reported to the house, and ordersd 70
q third reading tomorrow.

=
No quorum appearing At the usualhoar
of meeting, a motion for ADJOURNMENT WA
made. The question was. taken BY ayes &
noes, and stood, ayes 2s, noes 80; another
motion was imme diately;made to atjourn,
ayes ~, noes 49,. III
The house then proeeedeskte business
A number Of reports from the committee
of claims were read and ordered to lie on
the table. ~. u.rN
The bill making appropriations fer car
rying into effect certain Indian treaties. was
read third time and passed.
The bill to release capt. Barney from bis
Imprisonment was read third time. A.
ter long debate the 1uestion on the final
passage Of the bill was taken by ayes and
noes and carried-Ayss 6o-Noes So
The bin therefore passed.
The house resolved itself Into committee
of the whole on the pension bill--Mr. Ma
con in the chair.
The committee rose and reported the bill
to the house with sundry amendments.--
The bill was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Lyon, the house re-
solved itself into committee of the whole
on the bill from the senate making an ap.
preparation for trying experiments In terpe'
doism. 49,.
Mr.. Livermore said he supposed this tor
pedo system was to be substitute for the
non. intercourse If that was the case he
should withdraw his opposition to it, az he
should think FIVE thousand dollars well laid
out ifit could relieve the nation from that
destructive measure. ~
Mr. quincy said that since the senate
had .houg ht this system worthy of trial
he wished it might have fair and effectual
trial. He therefore moved to- amend the
bill by making it the duty Of the secretary
Of war to oppose such obstacles to Mr.
Ful,on's experiments, rs men SIX ilfnl in ma
val affairs might think would be opposed in
a state of actual hostility.
This amendment was lost.
Mr.. Lyon proposed an amendment which
directs the secretary Of war to report 20
this house. This ameadment was adopted
Mr.. Hele moved to amend by author
is;og the secretary of the navy to take on
board the vessel on which the experiment il
to be tried, crew to defend the same, pro-
| vided such crew should volunteer their SER
vices. This amendment WIS lost. The
| bill was reported to the house as amended
The house proceeded to consider the BILL
Mr.. 9uincy renewed his motion for the
amendment which he proposed in commit
tee of the whole. The question was taken
by ayes and noes and lost, ayes As, noes
So.
The bill wac ordered to third reading
this day-it was read Immediately.
Mr. Dana rose to speak but before hs
had proceeded far in his observations, = mo-
tisn was made for adjournmeu. AID carried
The bill appropriates 5000 to the tor
! pedo experiments. :. .
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, win Be sold, At the
vendae. Store: on credit of 80 days. tsr
approved endorsed negotiable notes, >,
Forty-hve barrels of retail
ing Coffee. ,s-,, yy
Marcs g. -
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a. SHoe ~ LILY {yN4Is - ss = h, -,
Diitn&n F GokSlib 81 tosvssfs !: &
WTHEKKsAS .JaAa. lon.:s IN by.
w ms psdtion in writine. copied e !.
the honerabls Nicholas FitsiusE, cse 81 shs
assistant Judges Of The citcuiiiis cont of no
District OF conmbia, to DO admitted 20 the sc
nett OF the act Of Congress, for the rsiisfyof
insotvcnt debtors within the district aiofcssid. !,
and has stated thercin that he Is Il, actual
confinement p the Jail of Alexandra ccun,Y,y
1t the suit Of Isaac EstwisIe, and being ufabi5
to discharge the said claim. With othefs a.
gainst HIM, has offered 70 deHvssi up To-.
the uss Of his creditors. ::all his propsrty;
real, personal and mixed,-J fotite i; shersjofs
givea, to the creditorsof the said lohm Loc5
max, that on Thursday the 29th inst. .betweex
the hours Of nine and s, o'clock .of The ssni4s
day, at the court house in sAssxandria, thes
oath Of an insolyent debtor will b admiaistst.f
ed to the said John Lomax, and a trastsS
appointed agreeably to the ssaid acs q con,
gress, unless cause b then and there shesn
to the contrary. ..ss;,t
By order Of tho houorable Nicholas Fitx-;
hugh one of the assistant Judges Of the Circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 26th
day of March, 1910.
G. Deneale, g. g y
Marchas r. -. t.t 8
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To the SenStr, and House Of

To tie SenRtr aud House Of
Representatives. If the u. States:
lay before congress return of the
militia OF the u. States as received by the
department, Of war from the several states
and territories.
... JAMES MADISON.
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e. The sloop Init q
- Hand, arrived ain RhiIb6 3
phaa from Pstlx ent,, sfter ap6l-
iaee Olhx Adays; and issts lpE,
70 gocds for His port Y 8