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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-13

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! ,';r. o.. or Two remark. will DC useful.
| Three charters Of all TIC nominal baaare,
axaius, tadvralis,s are stated ny, Mr.. ID.
vail 10 BE- merely suspended CA account ot
form, the mons Y beng really due t. the
/ Individual, though for some reason, uain'
por,aol to the public, the ACCOMPLISHMENT
b" olos,d. On the other hand, The balan-
Cos du,' from dtmocrAs are nearly all IN
suit or Judgment.
| Onc o,htr remark we could make IS thai
the balances due, and the e.nbe zzle ments
| 81 public money, are 5 OF them by :It'I
! gems OF the southern stsIes.
In some cases, as in Michil'm;aehin'e
and Ds,to's, 1t ia believed that the amount
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

The PrQgres5ive Company,
Ar THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LoNG-WHARr,
Mve sr Sa'e Wholesale and Retail, at The issess cur
Ne rent prices,
4 Constant supply of Rye and Indian Corn |;
do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
Flour, Of the most approved brands. y. A..
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and L.
QUORS-Gnsofg .Olirh are
10 hhds. Sd proof St Croix and Antigua Rum,
90 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy nf
3 % quarter casks Sherry Wine, a
20 boxes Raisins; 20 do. Chocolate;
Tyson, Souchong, and Bohea Tc:s, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1900 bushels Exu!na Salt, Of superour quality;
800 do liverpool do
500 do ,rurks-Island do.
500 do Bonavista do. .4t
.alss--a quantity of well seasoned mer. Boards
Lskepisc. Jnsf received,
S pipes Gin s hlsls. old Jamaica Spirits;
% chests Compoy Tea, Of An excellent favour
1000 VT. Cheese; 200 Meal Bags
crates and hhds Crockcry Ware, be. &c.
80 Cash given for CoaS and RYE. ai Cst
nh Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging,to the Company, viii have the
WILLIAM CocGEsHAIA, jun .syens.
Nt~psrf, Oct. 10. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

changed you can hardly recognize tie origin. st.
Marino is little city, with some small enFirons,
which owed its origin 10 Rekgerr, or her--it, who
retired hither, and whose reputation Tor sancty be-
came SO great that the rhabtants focked into his
vicinity, and founded city AS the country is
mountainous, the inhabitants baye been confined to
their settlement have remained poor and content
ed The climate of Italy fayours this Indifference to
ealth YOU find il every were. The inhabitants OF
ST. Marino having commerce, no extra wealth
they have inequality, and OF course have maintain
ed their liberties for thirteen hundred years but
ought to be added, that they have few or enjoy
mcnts, and little above savagcs. II is almost the
only government in Italy, which has not been altered
BY the FreEch revolution. hut happily for them,
they had no money, statues, no pictures there
were therefore, no inducements for the friends of
liberty, to take compassion on them, as they have
done upon the oppressed Of all their rich neighbours,
kindly relieving them OF their oppressive wealth, and
their burdensome relicks Of antiquity. 4ttt.
few miles beyond Fano, the boarders Of the
Adriatck sea, and not farther than thirty miles from
Rmini, you pas the river .zes0us very celebrated
by the victory which the Romans gained over AS
druba, the Carthaginan general, who came to the
sstancc of his brother Hannibal. You may remember
that Hannibal having passed the Alps. and repeated
ly defeated the Roman armies, took up his winter
quarters in the kingdom Of Naples, waiting for this
recruit, which he expected from Spain. Claudius
Nero, the Consul, who was watching Hannibal with
an army hearing Of Asdrubal, ordered the fires TO
be kept up in his camp to deceive Hannibal, ,decamp
ed in the night met Asdruba at this spot, the banks
of the Motaurus, wholly defeated his army, killed
him, returned TO the siege of IIannibals camp, and
by throwing in Asdrubaps head, gave the Carthage.
mans the first notice of his arrival and defeat. It
was the greatest and most decisive event in the
whole Roman history. Had Asdrubal joined his
brother it has been often remarked that probably
Rome would have. fallen like Carthage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
S. STACKHOUGE's
C.NEW kNyE.NTED)
PATENT CHURN.

THIS Churn will work much easier than tho com
i mon one; besides, it has the advantage of col
lectng the butter in rolls it may also be made TO any
size, SO to chum any quantity the possessor may
wish ard may be fixed in such manner as TO work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Cool Cream has often been churncd into the best
Butter by this excellent and simple machine in eight
or minutes. and deposited IN neat rollsproducng
an eighth of the whole mere butter than in the CON-
mon way.
- The above Churn may be had Of BArKMAS
MoNno, in Portsmouth, or Rosxer & NICHOLAS
LAwroN. No. 81 Soriny Street, NEWPORT
August ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
10 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the Subscriber, on
~ Sunday evening last, an indented Apprentice
to the Blacksmth's business, named JOHN JOHN
SON, about l8 years Of age, feet ors inches in
height, light hair has down-cast look when spoken
to, and peculiar walk Two Of his teeth have been
broken, occasioned by hammer. He had oil when
he went away, striped Shirt swansd,wn vest, black
velvet pantaoons, and short blue jacket and carr-
ed with him, considerable quantity OF ether cloah-
ing
The above Reward, together with all rea-
sonablc charges, will be paid to any person who will
return'thc said Apprentice or secure aim in any jail,
and give information thereof, so that he may be
brought back to his master.
N. b. All masters of vessels, and other per-
sons are forbid harbouring o. employing said Runa-
way on penalty Of prosecution.
GEORGE s. SWEET.
.lEa9cfoxn, Dec. 19, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
TAKE NOTICE.


Resheeyhity informs his Friends, and The PUB
AtktN lick in genera, fsN
THAT he continues keeping a TAV-
Il ERN at his house in the village of Uickford,
town of Worth hnyssswn next door to PuiLIP TIT
LrNouAsr, Esq where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please to favour him with
their company. and may depend on having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
or The house may be well known by its end front
ing the street, and the sign of Bunch Of Grapes
Wickjord, or L. Oct. 25, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
FINAL NOTICE.

THAT six months longer is allowed,
Il from the lst day of November, for all persons
who have any claims against the Estate Of WILLIAM
X. 1HURSTON, late Of Newport, Mariner, must be
rendered in, properly attestcd, otherwise they will
be dcbarrcd. ~ at -
DANIEL VAUGHN, .administratsr.
Charleston, (S. C.) Nov. %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

Among the exercises at the celebration Of the
~griennial Festival OF the MAssAcHusErTs CH Ar
TABLE MEonANTcx AssocIATIoS, the follow
ing ode was sung, in style of excellence which
cave great satisfaction to the audience, and did
honour both TO the poet and the pcrformer-]
Boston .l.-lirror.]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
TinIe-s" AsAcREox IN HEAvEN."

f
TiHIe-s" ANAcREoS IN HEAVEN
WHEN FIRST from ON High the great fat was giy'n,
I3y the sweet of thy face shall thy bread be pro-
cured t44-.-
The curse proy'd 5essing descending from heav'n,
And the Gofdcst of Genus her patrons alured.
Then first were display'd
The PLOUGH, SICKLE and SPADE,
And INDUSTRY, smiling, heavn's mandate obeyd.
44 cHoRus.s xrsp~ T.
No foe dare molcst, where in union are ioin'd,
The Pleigh, loom and CnisEL, with Commerce CON-
bind
Scarce a thousand short years had completed their
round,
When TvDAL stood foremost the pride of his ma
tion: 0i tr tat F
Attn Aimighty's behest, kings and princes were
drownd, ez g a.
But the snrp.nvILDnR NOAH 'scapd the wide
inundatiQn.
Then h0urisll'd again
Blcst lndustry's reign,
Her palace on earth, while her ships ploughd the
main. ~
With Science and Art in communion were jon'd
The Plough, Loom and CHisEL with commerce. COM
bind. M .4s
When erst the old world, in dark ignorance held,
NY the sceptrc of tyrants, and prcstcrait suounded
Faust, the printer arosc--thc gloom was dispell'd,
And the foes of mankind by the TYPE were coHfouna
ed.
Hail Science, divine
The palm shall be thine,
While Freedom exults at fell Tyranny's shine.
tv- e-t. ~ - CHORUS.
No foe dare modest, where in union are jon'd
The Plopyh, Loom and CnIsEL, with commerce COM
bind
Let the legions Of GALLrA our country invade,
Let the sails OF proud AIBIoN whiten the ocean
Our prwasg-hooks plough shares, to swords shall be
made,
And the hammers sweet sound Yell to wars dread
commoton,
go We feel not their charms,
When the Tocsin alarms,
And BrLLoNA's shrill clarion awakcs as to arms,
No foc'iarc molcst, while in union are join'd
The Plough, Loom and CKIsEL, with commerce COM
bind. nh
Hail CHARIrY, hail may thy laws be obcyd,
Till the earth he cnvelop'd in vast dissolution
While brotherly love shah one bosom pervadc,
May thy blessings be shed this great institution.
May this mansion so fair,
PdsnJ, Lcpei and Square
by love be cementcd, and nouIish'd with care
1tt *Nt CHORUS.
With Charity, Love and Equality join'd,
The Plough Loom and CHIsEL, with commerce COM
ON O. ff fit~fi t't' ff t"ftt' ffiaa+tf~A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
GLOvE-MAKNG BUSINESS.


yXTANTED an Apprentice, to the Bake
Wv ing business. A smart active Lad a.
bout i or Is years Of age, who can produce
rood recommendations may hear Of q situation
by applying at the Office Of the Rhode Island
Rehft5icas. s
N. B. Onc from the country would be pre-
fcrrcd. May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03

$IIE Subscribers, Executors Of the last VII. an,
Testament of CALEB CHAPPEIL, late OF
Sonshkngsto.su, deceased hereby give Notice, tha,
they have accepted of tho trust.-All persons who
arc indebted to said Estate, are requested TO make
payment without delay; and those who have claims
against said Estate to exhibit them as soon as NAV
be. >n ~. s.ft. 4t& .lFl'
tEs,tt HOI.iEY CHAPPEIL.
FRANCIS CfIAPPELI.
Soahkingsfossp,, Dec. 1871 1902
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
LOPEZ 81 DEXTER,

oFFER FOR shLE,
SO Puncheons St Croix RUM;
III Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANDY
IS do. LIST do. County GIN .3.
10 do. Madeira WINE
"a Quarter Casks Lisbon do.
rs Chests Souchong TEA
do. Tyson Skin do.
10000 lbs. West-India COFFEE;
Is Bags PIMENTO.
"A Bales Upland COTTON As
100 Boxes Mnscatel RAISINS
55 Barrels N. " inspected Prime POR
90 Tons assorted Swedes' IRON;
700 Quintals GOLDFISH
Is Boxes Window GLASS
$50 Rcsms Wrapping PAPER;
100 do. Writing do;
IIogsheads LOAF SUGAR
ALSO
The following Fresh Imforted
DRY GOODS
Cases India Silks
600 Pieces Blue Nankeen;
200 do. Yellow ditto;
$50 do. White ditto
3 Bales Superhne Broadcloths;
Cases Cotton Servings;
do. Fancy Prints
do. English Sewing Silks
do. Mems and Women's Gloves
2 do. Cotton Shirting;
] do. Fancy Mushns
1 do. Marseiles vcsting
1 do. Cambrick Muslins;
1 do. Bombazetts
Bale Cassimeres
1 Case velvcts
100 Pieces Russia Diaper
so do. Red, Yellow and Brown Bandanoes
.Newporf, .4ngstst 10. 1909
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-03
GODFREY WENWOOD,
HAs FoR safe,
On the most reasonable Terms,

A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
"a Bread Alexnndria and New-York Flour Of
the first quality Molasses by the gallon coarse
and blown Salt by the bushel; Ginger and Pcarl-Ash
by retail.--.qiso, Mystick lyle by the dozens and
Philadelphia Bricks by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheat Bran by the bushcl Coal by the bhshel-.4ise
A quantity of Bricks and Tile, made of Pipe Clay,
suitable for Ovens.
Newport, .4ug. 80, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

huainess IN the court of appeals is pecu
liararly injurious at and during the Octobei
| session, whe no les. than three courts are occa
sionaiiy sitting at the same time in the capitol
TO wit : the court ct appeals, The circuit court OF
the y ). and the general court, while the sd me
set - lawyers do the business in ii, thcs courts,
to accommodate whom, produces the most S,ev
Gus delays
Your committee have also examined into the
number OF causes tried at the different terms for
the last twelve months, & htveascrrt ed that in
March last, when the court sits by law twenty
Tour days. nine argued causes only were tried
that at April term, which continues forty four
days, thirty two argued causes were tried, and
that 4, October term, which continues ii.lv five
Gays. twenty three causes were tried, announcing
IN all at the three terms above, to sixty four ar
gued causes.
Your committee further state, that it is pro
babie that the animosi''cs which have sprung up
between two OF the Judges, which is too uotori
Gus not to be generally known. has been sn0th =
and fruitful source ofdelay. How far these a
SITES have gone, we unable to deter
NINE, nor can we say that they have assumed
such shape as to merit either censure or 4 con
st'tut'onal enquiry into The conduct Of the ,ai
judges
Resolved. therefore, as the opinion of this com
mittec, That the said judges ough, to reside in
the City OF Richmond, that the number should
be augmented 10 five, that tho length of their
session should be increased, and tina, the inter
terence of said sessions with o;her courts ought
to be removed rs far as practicable
Ordered, That the said report < resolution be
laid upon - table
Emgrossed pills Concerning VIM. Robin
son, -" Establishing atown in the county of
Wood, and for other purposes, -" Concerning
the reverend William Harrison, of the town OF
ietersburg"- Appointing commissioners to
collect Certain monies due the county OF Staf
ford, and for other purposes" were read third
time &c passed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27
IN. 70
FRIpAY. Dec. q.

FRIDAY. Dec q.
Mr.. Smth (of Maryland) presented tho,
petition o. ne President and Direc ors of the
uoiou Bank of Georgetown, praying char.
Ter OF incorporation for reasons therein
stated which was referred 20 Messrs.
smith, (Mary iand,) Anderson and Pick err
ing
The bill, for the relief of George ARM
royd anu Company, was passed to second
reading
ihe bill fixing the compensation OF he adj
ditonal Ass slant Post Master General.
VS. read Il second time, and referred 70
Messrs Bradley, Leib aud Smith Got Mar!
ylanu.)
Mr., Lloyd moved that the bill E. declar-
,i'S the laws now in force III the territory of
orleans. to extend to, and have full force
and effect to the river Pcydido, pursuant TO
the treaty concluded at PARIS, on the 3Qth
hpr''. 1905, and Tor other purposes" s. -uld
be referred 20 a cOmmittc. with instructlons
70 report their opinion on the TILE OF the U.
States to the territory in question, aud
the grounds on which that opinion NAV be
founded
The Y as and NAYS OIL this motion. being
taken, ar AS follow:
Yeas Messrs. Dana. Goodrich LJors.v-
Lloyd ana Pickering
Nays MesHrs Anderson. Bradley, Camp.
Dell. Clay. COndit, Cra wford. Cuts, Frank.
lin' Gail ard. Gilman, Lambert. Lelb, Mat
thewson, Pope. Smith, (Md.) Smith, New
York; and tait.-I7
he further Consideration of the abovs
bill was postponed Til Wednesday.
Mr. HoTSey moved the following resolu.
ton.
ReSofVed, That the Presden. of the ". State.
DC requested to Cause to be laid before the Sem
ate all the documents, papers or other evidences
III MS poSsession relating TO the title of the Upi-
teu states, to the territory South of the Missis-
SPPi territory and eastward OF the river Mis,,s-
supp 10 The river PerdIdo, and to the bound,. q
Of ,t,c sad territory
The Yeas and Nays on this question
stood thus:
Yeas--Mcssrs. Dana, Goodrich. Hor.
sey, Lan Der Lloyd, Matthewson & PICK.
erins =
Us --Messrs. Anderson Campbell. CLAW.
Iondit, Crawford, Cuts, Franklin, Gaillard
and Iai,. is.
ne Senate adjourned to Monday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27
OUR SOUTHERN FRONTIER

Tho f,,,o,,;.
,,-, ,o 10 an extract o. c'ter from gen
IN -, n'st tSspec'aDi''y and eiiigence,
=, bas b'n I.t,'9ry; uateu Novtmber %
,vou,1 ,e.nt nIo,lL" 20 S"F l. Cla'0orne
"ou1o reach I's'chez on the 29th so that we
nra;;on Re 49,, q. an e"Iiy uiY I" receive inf.r.
n,A'loh OF ne manner in which he his been a.
$50" e .,. MS instruction IN 'akns pos
'''0'' u '''s '.EF''ory w ST OF tile = ~ 10.
81, MAJ. Int
from. ~ you WI, receive copy OF letter
the Fior;d,s -, ' n"'cn' 0"verhor General OF
mr. rad IN ,b;:' ~" lou WIN Pcrce'Ne' ths'
our 'aue III inns quarter is released from the bur.
sed VIII" II mas heretofore been oppres
'e"
against tbe sn a'"yJa "''h ne CUR project
x..nh 'n ne IsI ~ Us }. he 'ded ty Mr.
-. r. -: - 'ao'' NJ, go ana Nir hen7eay q law
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27
Congress.
IN SENATE.
THURSDAY. Dec. 20. 1910.

THURSDAY. Dec. 20, 1910.
The resolution yesterday offered bv Mr.
OaHa was agreed o and Messrs Dana. Ro
hinson, bradley, Condit and Franklin were
appointed a Committee ACCORDINGLY.
Received from the House of Representa-
yves bill fixing e e compensation OF the ad
diuonai As'isianu Post Master Genera whic n
was passed To second reading.
Mr. CtfeS from the commi tee tn whom
was referred the petition of LarSin Sni,h
Collector OF the district of Norfolk and
Portsmouth. Virginia, reported bill for he
relief ct the Collectors OF the ports Of Nor
folk, Baltimore and Phiiadelphia--wh which
was passed TO second reading.
The Senate, after Considering ,he bill
respecting the addition to the territory of
Orleahs. IN Committee of the whole post
poird the further consideration uatii to-
morrow
Mr.. Giles obtained leave of Absence for
fortnight from tins dav.
On motion of MIR DANG.
Resolved That the Pr ,dent of the Tinted
States be requested to cause TO be laid before the
House, statement OF The proceeding, which
have been had in execution Of the act of 1Oth re
bruaiy 1897, entitled, An act to ptov,de for
surveying the coasts of the United States u"
ResolOed, That the Secretary Of Treasury, be
directed TO lay before thu, House. information a
such measures as have been pursued for making
survey OF the coast Of the territory of Orleans,
~ virtue OF the authority committed to him BY
he Is sec. Of al act, approved The 2ist DAY Of
| April, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

TALL GOODS G WAL
i LACE, have Just received by the Dispatch
from Liverpool, 10 bales Woolens, consisting of
Cloths, twilled Coatings and Blankets, and Elan
ncis, to be sold only by the bale.
Likewise by the Levant-
81 Boxes Window Glass, IL by Is & Is by Is
l Cssk Scythe Blades assorted
Is dos. Spades and Shovsis.
likewise by the John and Adam from London ::
40 Pieces best twilled Sackng
Case Manchester stufis, assorted colours
1000 Lib. Seine Irvine
Trunk Threads, assorted colors, from No
IL to No. is
The above GOODS will be sold reasonable,
FOR cash or acceptancss in town. 90 days.
Likewise two ton GERMAN STEEL.
October 10. 12w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27
WAnRENrox ACADEMY, 18Th Dec. 1910

I'm Monday & Tuesday the Sd * an inst
~ commenced and ended the cx,nni zion Of
the students, of this insttuiion-and it is witt:
pleasure the trustees declare that the young gen
men in their various classes, acquitted them
selves IN tanner which reflected much credit
on themselves and honor TO the gentleman who
presided over their studies
This seminary will again he opened on the first
day OF january next, under the msnagemen mt and
direction OF Mr.. Crawford as pr,ncipai, ssste Il
by Mr.. Tyler Of Vir, inia--The studies hereto
fore pursued in this institution will still be con.
tinued, and the trustees pledge themselves TO
use their utmost enIesvors to make TINS semna.
ry a nursery ofsc;ence and virtue.
Dec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

- ALE at RocK7' MILLS-On Friday, the
~ 18Th OF uiis month (December) VIII be
sold, on the premises. all the PERSONAL ES.
TATE Of nrs Sarah Syme, decd consisting of
a large stock II Horses, Horned Cattle. Sheep
and Hogs; a Chariot with Harness complete
Tor two borses, a pair of young we'll broke Hor.
SEES several Wagons, Carts and Gigs, some of
which are entirely new a large quantity of
household and kitchen Furniture Of superior qua.
hty; sets OF Coopers', Carpenters and Black
smiths tools, & about 200 barrels Corn, Fodder,
&c
AT the same time will be hired, for the ensu
ing year, about forty valuable Negi oes, among
whom are good blacksmith, several carpenters,
cooPers & some young crop hands The estate
with all rs valuable Improvements, will be leased
or rented there were about lao bushels of wheat
sowcd this fall, IN good order, and gotten in in
good time. Bonds and approved security will be
required Of purchasers for all sums over 10 dolls
Tor all sums under, cash. lIvpersoAs having
claims against the estate are desired to make
them known on or before the day of sale those
indebted thereto, will be pleased to adjust their
accounts speedily with
TIE I'D NINISTRATOPS.
December 10. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-27

NJ Office IAN persons having claims a.
sainst the estate of John NcKir., decd
are requested to produce them as early as posi-
Ole, to the subscriber, IN order that arrangements
may be made for dischargng the same And
all persons indebted TO the said estate, are dssi
red to come forward and make speedy payment.
WILLIAM McKIM, .Idm'r.
December Is ,f
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SAAC kIMMY, son of Walter k,mmy, who
4 Nveu I" petersburg, Virginia. at the begin
ming of the Revolutionary War, is very DESTROYS
OF being. informed whether any descendant of
the family is yet alive He resides near to &c.
neva, IN the state OF New.Yor,:, to which place
a letter may be conveyed by mail.
november 20. On
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DEPARTML = STATED
Dec mber 81. 1910 {

Persons Interested 80 American properly can
tured by Danish cruizers, and detained in the
por,s ot Denmark and Norway are requested to
transmit TO this department, without DELAY. the
proofs necessary establish the validity orlheir
respective claims