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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Notice.

THE co partnership of d AN1EL HI oorxsor.
NAN Co. having this day expired. all
those indebted to the said concern are reasened
to make immediate payment, and those who
have open accounts on The books of the said con.
Germ, are requested 10 come to settlement with.
our winch no longer indulgence will be extend.
ed.
DANIEL HIGCINBoTHAMG Co.
Z New Glawgow, September 1:s 1910.
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~ JUST PuBLfsHEp,
And For Sale at S. Peasants Print
ing Office and Book Store,
BATES
Virginia Almanack
EOp 1o,r
FOR 1911.

Containing, besides the usual astronofni.
cal calculations, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
A Clerk Wanted.

A man competent to keep sstbf
BOOKS, Sr. Of an active turn, steady
and sober.--ApPly to the Editor of
this pipvr.
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Lands aud Negroes
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being about to removs
from this statey offers for sale, valu4
able
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Archelaus Hughes,

COMMISSIONS MERCHANT,
Ca the Basin, STORES and SELLS eS&ry
kind of PRODUCE on the usual GoNM\.
SION.
lie has for S4e;O4/
so BIls. Cut Herrings
10000 W.T.. Isle of Wight Bacon:
200 Salt Peter'd Hams.
Richmond, June 10Th, 1910. (w12m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
$50 Acfes of Lard, 4

of which upwards of two hundred abound
with firewood, and the whole, from isl
proximity to Manchester, being bot oue
mile distant. must be annually rising in
value. 1t is most desirable residence
Tor genteel family, uniting the convent.
ences OF both Town & Country, without
the disadvantages of either. AS the SUBJ.
scriber is DESTROYS Of making speedy sale,
a great bargain may be had by an imme.
date application to
JOHN MAYO.
Richmond, August SOth, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Home Manufacture Z

Viz : fine and coarse hats of every description.
a regular supply of cotton cloth on cons enment
from the Providence mandatory, and will be
iod by the piece at the mill prices, viz :.-Bed
ticking, stripes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cotton, single and double.
Home Made Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg, warranted of superior quail.
ity. Philadelphia Porter and Ale in casks and
bottles, and Bccrin barrcs.=r
Harness Leather, Boot Legs, Wax Calf
Skins, Coloured and Black Roans.
February 10, 1910. If
PWsuted TO HIRE by the year, good
COOPER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

a. have got sett of Moulds made
to cast the Perpendicular Screw Gen.
tlemen may be supplied at the Armory
with that kind now, The Moulds for the
Hor; zon,al Screw will soon be made.
]. MOODY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
FAIR FIELD, 10

Wherein the said Smock lately resided. as will
raise the SUN of eighteen hundred pounds. with
interest thereon at six per cent per snnum.
from the said 26th a june, 1910, together with
the costs.
The land will be laid out In lots to suit pir-
chasers. Bond with approved security will be
required and as aa addii ON al security a deed of
trust on the lo.s will be taken.
James Wood.
William Mayo.
Richard Adams.
John Adams.
Richuend 9th September, 1910. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

Ply virtue Of "a decree Of the superior cou,t Of
- chancery Tor the Richmond district pronotn.
eed on the Doth June. 1910, in suit then there
IN. depending, wherein 1Eiles Selden was plain.
III and Esme Smock defendant. we shall, on
Monday the twenty FIRST of October next. before
the sons door of the late dwelling house of Ia
me smoek about one mile from the cry of Rich,
and ak mcnths SO much of the TRACT of
LAND called $500 ! -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

-zs,uyanna county court, August 9th, 1910.
Edward Pace and John b. Msgruder,
Pitts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

Lying in New.Kent county, called the
OLD PLACE, and containing by cid sur.
vey 476 acres. This land produces well
Corn and Wheat. and is pleasantly situa.
ted in an agreeable neighbourhood--i three
miles from the courthouse, and two from
Pamuukey River. The Terms of Sale.
will be one half of the purchase money to
be paid in twelve months, and the other
in two years from the day of Sale. Bonds
with approved security, and deed Of trust
on the land to secure payment, to carry
interest from the date, if not paid when
due will be required.
will with pleasure shew the land to a..
ny person inclined to purchase.9
ARMISTEAD Russell,
Executor.
August 10, 1910. DIS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
BUCK HILL,

which Tor healthiness, excellent vt.cr, and
fine extensive prospect, is not exceeded by
any place in this Neighbourhood. It's eie-
vation IS such as to command an ent,se
view of the City of Richmond, amt the ad..
jacent Scenery. 1t has been long noied
for an uncommonly early and productive
Garden, and good fruit. There are about
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August - h, 1910. IT d 3
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
CINCINNATI, (Ohio) May l6.
TfORRTD mulberry

One OF the moe' aggravated species Of murder
was last week committed by man named Phil
lips, in the county Of Champaign, on the person
of his wife. She was laying on the langulshng
bed OF sickness where her unnatural husband
approached her, and with more than brutal fury
seized her person, and after beating her i'll the
mot shocking manner, dragged her out of bed
TO the door--n vain the suppant wife impored
for mercy--her sroans of anguish were lost Ia
the rage OF her inhumau husband--hcr cries
were repeated blows, and her prayer for pity but
added fire to the indignation Of her cruel dc,t o;
er. AT length, fatigued with the exercise occa-
sicned by the infection of his cruel iotturcs, he
appears TO have TesDrted TO another expcdlcnt, as
II to protrart the existence of the vie, that he
might wreak his vengeance with redoubed furv,
by The INCREASING paugs Of the unfortunate sut
fcrer. lie seized apal of water, and dcluged
the PROSTATE victim, BY enjoying its eonten;s
frequently upon her then beat her wirh the
pail. in so shocking a manner, that true de-
scription ct her situation, would almost congea!
the vital fluid Of all who possess the common
feelings Of sympatay-she iangul.hed lew
nours aud expired. 1t rs a matter Of conso!a,it n
thar nut few such harbarous ficnls exist in hu-
man iorm--suyely such monster in creation is
| rarely found. philias is now confined in Ur.
1ana jail, and l. is hopcl he will there continue,
anti satisfaction is made to the violated laws #
his country.
1
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

I" How mary hearts, cyen beyond the 'oniie's
of your empire, have bounded with loy WIN
what is to constitute your ielci'y; and your
great soul has not been insensble to their Trans
ports
"Eu,ope coatempstes with rapture the au'
gus, daughter of the sovereign of Austria on the
glorious throne of Napoleon. Providence, SIZE,
in reserving for you this iustr'o"s spouse, has
been pleased to manifest more and moir, thal
you have been born FOR tie happiness OF nations,
and to secure the r.pose of the world
TO the Empress.
MApAM--The shouts OF Joy which have cv-
cry where at accompanied your rasJesty's steps,
that CONCERT oil hcnediotions which still echoes
from Vienna to Paris, are the faithful expression
Of the sentiments Of the people The senate
comes to offer to your majesty testimonies Of
homage, rot legs ardent, not less sincere.
g The imperial crown which sparkles on your
brow, that other crown OF graoes and virtues
which ten.pers and sot,eus the lustre Of the for
nler, attaches tow ards you the hearts of thirty
mill ms OF Erenthmcn, who make it our 10Y and
pride to salute you by the name Of their sover-
eign. These Frenchmen whom you have adept
ed, and to whom; by the most sacred of prolnis-
es, you have vowed the sentiments Of tender
mother, YOU will frd worthy Of your Kind re-
grls. You viii more and more cherish this
good and tender hearted people, who always
feel an anxious wish to love those that govern
them, and to place affection and honor BY the
side of zesI and obedience.
g These sentiments, which we have tue hap
piness TO express to your maje.ie', are under the
guarantee of Heaven, Ike that sacred oath whch
has forever united the great and lrndii destinIes
of Napoleon and Maria Louisa"
lis majesty dnsvcrtl lie prts&leat Ia Ncse .rords
" SeaatorS--Mysei and the Empress merit
tho sentlmen.s you express towards US, by the
I'VE we bear 10 our people. The prosperity Of
France is cur fist wish"
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
Li.e d5a5efte.
Wilmington, June 6, 1910.
RED LION NETTING.

Pursuant to public notice, number al
the democratic republican citizens of New
Castle county, met at The Red Lion tavern,
op Saturday the Cd June, inst. when, on
motion, Col. NEHEMIAH TILTon was ap-
pointed chairman, and James IVilon, Sc
cretary.
The notice calling the meeting having
been read, 1t was, or motion, resolved, .ha,
ten delegates be nominate d from New Cas-
tie county, to meet the delegates from Kent
and Sussex counties, at Dover, on Tuesday
the 18th 'nst. for the purpose of selecting
suitable candidates for governor Of this
state, aud representative 10 congress, to be
voted for BY the democratic republicans at
the next ensuing general election.
A comm t'ec was then appointed 70 no.
inmate ten delegates, who made the follow
ing report, which was read and approved
of, viz -
For Brandywine hnudrsG--Rs5eyt Far
7c5od
Chrisiiana huhdrei-Col. Wehemiah I'll.
tan and Nicholas G. WiHiamson.
New Castle hundred flames K. BLACK.
Mill Greek hundred 1ohn I7ueed
White Clay Creek hundl ed-Gsarce x.
Alassey.
Pencader hundred---CHrer Ro7ueM
Red Lion--Geoyge Clark.
St.Georges huud'-d--francis HaugAey.
Appoquirimink hundred-EdevuYd vii
son.
On motion, resolved, That Nicholas G.
Williamson ard James Wilson, br a com
mit!ce to ;aform the delegates from Kent
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

ALogsachusetts' Legislature.
From the Boston Patriot OF the lst inst we
copy the following
.yuue 1.-The report Of tie committee for
counting and examining tine votes ior Governor
ard Lieutenant Governor, was read and accepted
by the House and Senate.
Far Gorernor.
I'VE uhoIe number of votes 9C5lo
N,c,se,ry RI max. choice 4j407
IJor. E,h,,lre Cerry has 1854
NE Evce,,ercv Christophcr Gore has i4075
Sc.,..rioo l93
pieurality for Mr.. Gerry, CATER : GAGS
deducting Illegal rep'Tns, &c.
For Lieutenant C0r0"0r.
TIL. whole number Of votes s99lg
Necess,rv 10 make choice 1859
Hon. Nyn,. Gray has 4G5lU
4 committee was chosen from ti,c Senate and
the louise to nforin the above gentlemen of then
election. II is presumed they will take the oa!hs
of Office this day. at l2 O'Clock
E,istet Senator.--ihe hon. Nathaniel Morton,
the republican candidate for Bristol county, was
choses to all up the vacancy in the Senate. ne
senate now consists of 20 Republicans and -
Federalists previous to the election oil Ni''
Morcton, the Feder4lists adopted rule that me
president (Mr. Otis, IeLeralisI) should peas
and vote on every question.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

hereby is ashorized to cause the city post
Office, and the offices of the superintendent
and surveyor of the city of Washington, to
be Immediately removed from the public
buiIding,,o as many FIRE proof 'ooms as shall
be sufficient for the convenient deposit OF
ali the public papers and records of the U.
nited States, belongiusIo, or in the custody
Of she state, war or navy departments.
Sec. 8. indie it further enacted, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be appro-
pria,ed for the purpose expressed IN ths
act, out of any monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
]. Is. Y arnum,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
John Galliard,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
May l. 1910.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
MAY l 1910.
AN ACT.

Allowing compensation to Robert Robinson.
de Il enacted5g the Senate and House q
.DRebreseatatives efthe United States q
America, in Congress assembled, THAI
there shall be paid out of the Treasury OF
the United States, out of any monies there.
il, not otherwise appropriated, the sum
of five hundred dollars to Robert Robinsoo,
in fall compensation for his extra services
as clerk to tn: board of the commissioners
at Kaskaskias, and as Interpreter and trans
crib-r of the different languages, and as a
gent to the board, and for conveying the
report of the commissioners TO the sea' OF
government OF the United States.
J. T.. Varnum,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
John Gaiilard,
President Of the Senate. pro tenn.
Ebay /, 1910
Approved,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
SPANISH COLONIES.

Capt Cepeno Of the Spanish Schooner
Gen. Cues,a, arrived at New York from
Porto Rico, confirms the account OF re"
volu,ion having broke out in Caracas ahe
Lagulra, and adds that the Spaniards were
so exasperated at the intelligence broughs
from Spain, that they were massacfeen's
the French in every direction. lie ''s'
adds that the General Of Laeura had a'Fi'
we'd at Porto Rico.
TIE Secretary of The Treasury !eis me
City o! Washington on Thursday, on V's's
to his friends at parkinson's Ferry.
The Secretary Of State IS on a visiS 10
Baltimore aud its vicinity.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
flames Wilson, Sec'ry.
Awful and Extraordinary.

IN the thunder storm of w Wednesday morning lac,
as four teams were passing along the road the east
end Of Mr.. Amos slaymakers place Heading to and
the iurnpke) they all at the same instant
struck with lightning One Of the teams had five hors
es, belonging 10 Christian Wilmer (Chiekeys i the
whole FIVE killed. The three other teams Ia,
each four horses They belonged to the following
named persons, viz, Jacob Brant, Jacob Haideman
and Jacob Baker, and each of these teams had three
horses XII led. The drivers were all on their saddle.
horses Three of the saddle horses were killed. and
Nhe fourth escaped but what is most extraordinary
and Provdcntia is the circumstance that not one os
the drivers appear to be injured by the lightning One
is somewhat hurt by the Ia Of his horse.
Marvellous this relation may appear, we can
vouch for its authenticity in every particular. We
have it from undoub,ed authority.
The teams all appear to have been struck at til.
same moment They following each other in COS.
ordsr.-- Lancaster Journal
The legislature of Maryland have incorporated
| company for the purpose of building bridge over
tile Susquehanna at lIave de erase, with authority to
raise $780, 900 dollars.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania have incorr ,rateI
| compan for building bridge over the Allegheny
at Pntsburg and the Monongahela between
Washington and Brownsville.
These great objects, whose accomplishment will
conduce ernincntly to the accommodation CT TIE
public,
Euyen. Beauharnos. the son-iu.law CT Bouapar.e,
and his vceroy Of Italy. is created prince of veece
! with suitable apanage of one million os livees =
year.
Between and 700 houses and stores said to be
building in New York; which upon an average wilt
cost 5000 dollars cach-and altogether employ more
than 5000 mechanics The New City Hall will cost
SEQ 900 dollars. Washington Hall 10000. Several
churches also building
I he British ship Albion, Klby, from N. Bruins.
w;1k. was fallen in with at sea- wreck, March 10,
lat 81. long 4,, having been disnased and upset. 81
days befors but rghted some days after. The sury-
wing part of III. (he captain and . others, sui
of l3lwere in such IN enaca,sd state that they
unable, without much assistance, to get inta the boat
belonging to The vessel that FIRST relieved them, having
been SO days without foo. they had erected teiepO.
rary wood hut upon deck, t.he vessel being full Il
water) and were there found chewing the bark of
spruce spar which had been their principal support,
and had been without water or days. What ad!e!
to her distress was that OF seeing 10 Of their nhor
tunate sufferers pershing by hunger!
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

and Suss.x # the proceedings Of Ma
meeting.
Rcsohfd, Tia. these proceedings be pul.
lishrd in both the Wilmington papers for
general information.
NEHE MIAU TILTON.
Chairman.
flames Wilson, Sec'ry.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

Confirming the decisions Of the commissioners III "a.
vor Of the claimants Of land i'll the i stict of
K4sSaska,
de il en- 7cteily the Sea7fs and N'ass of
- Rssyeseata'iuss d the Tinted S'a'es q
.fmsrica, in C9ngress AGse@5'tI That all
the decisions made by the commissioners
appointed for the pn-pos. Of examining he
tlains Of persons, c!1,n,og lands N ,he
district Of k,~kask,a, in favour of s,,h
claimants as entered IN the transcript CT de.
clsions, bearing date the thirty first day If
December, eighteen hundred and nine,
winch have been traHsmitttd hy the said
commissioners 10 the Secretary Of The Trea
sury according TO law, he and the same ale
hereby cor hrmed.
]. 3. Narnua,
Speaker C TIE House of Representatives,
lonn Galliard,
Pre'U'tn' ST he Senate, pre- tenn.
tlay j, 1919,
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
1ntelltgenee.
From a late London Paper.
PARTICULARS

Of The religious ceremony Of the marriage q
Bo1ahdrfe.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
/ q i)c Sold,

4 MD may he cnc,ed upon The e5,h 81
~ >ia,c'i ne%r. htick Me,sna;c OF Tene.
mt I'D Lol Of Gsanna, fronting on Orange
s''Fr' N tins a"rongn, now il, the tenure Of T.
reh'Aa sHit. The terms may he known bv an.
Plying to -
isaac Stevenson.
Also 'ia7'some corner l.c, on f,cnch and
I'o'i streets, 10 lie soIJ or her.
WA,A''sron. Aiay -, le!o. If
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06

IAHIN, APRIL 4.
Yesterday the Emperor and Empress being
seated on thelr thrones and surrounded by the
Frinces aod frinces-es Of the blood, the grand
'ign''afies ard grand officers, received the hom-
age ana Fluctuations Of the Senate of Frances the
senate OF s'Aly, the council! Of state, &c.
ihc President CT the senate addressed their
majcstes in these terms
70 tie Emperor.
:" SiRI--it is with the utmost respectful and
pro'onn" emotion that the senate tins day present
themselves before your majesty. Never have
they more powerfully sei. the force anil dignity
OF those family ties which unite the monarch 10
ns most powerful sufjcc.s. Your most tcntcl
considerations, sre--lhc most intimate desires o.
your heart, will henccfonh be identified with he
hTst iote,es' OF the monarchy, and the most AL
cent wish OF your peop!e-thc duration of the
most powerful dynasty whic! has ever been
ioanded amongst men.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-06-06
JANE; MADISON.

Resolution pra7o,in, m cmtn3mca! 70 lie Con-
stttHfioq If the CaNcd Stattg.
RI; !v.a lie Senate and NHe Of Rrpre.
Ssalciets 4{"c rs;'sa states # .i1.rrica, in Can
s.ss .i.xembiel, Two thirds cf both lIous, 5
ro"-orros, f.,at the following section be
sV.m,seh % the legislatures Z. he several
s.a'r-, which "Asa ra:iied by the l-gisla.
'er@s Of ,hree iGpnhy Of the s,ates, shall be
valid apd bindiog, as ra'; CT the constitc.
si"1 II the Upuvt! States.
u aoY ciiz,n Of the United S.,ts shall
Dept, claim, receive or retain any title of
uoa'i.v, or honor, or shall without the
c""$eA' of Congress accep and retain any
ptes-",. passion, Office or emou,ucnt OF
an Sloa wna;eveT, f.on any emperor.
king prince, or E,re,so power, such y. rson
shall 1ea'e 10 be Il citizen e the Uait.1
o'a:&s. aai shall BE incanabie Of h.llino
ANY I'D of trust OF rreh; uaIer them, Or
ciider u. lhen.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-28
From the National LateA;gence'.
DOCUMENTS
ACCOMPANYING THE MESSAGE oF THE HE
pREsIDENr.-CoNTlNUED.

IN p,xyNEY TO LORD WELLESLEY.
s. Great Cua,berlandPlace, aoM April, 1910.
My LORD,
The French minister for foreign affairs
has stated. in an official note to general
Armstrong, the minister plen'potent'ary OF
th. United States at Paris, that the only
coad,tion. required for the revocation, by
tbe French gov ernmenf, Of the decree OF
Rerlia. will be the previous revocation, by
the British government, OF her blockades
Of France, o, part OF France, (such as that
from the Elbe to Brest, &c.) OF date an
terror 70 the date the aforesaid decree"
had supposed, that the bloskades OF
France, instituted by Great. Britain before
the date of che Berlin decree, were already
withdrawn, virtually, though not formally,
by reason OF the restrictions, which they
established, having been provided tor and
comprrhendsd in certain orders in couacll.
issued after the date of that decree !. and
your lordship's letter to me, of the 36,h OF
last month, certainly seems TO confirm that
suppos,isn, with regard to the blockade o:
May, 1906, although It proves It to be err
roneous with regard TO the only other block
AIDE. which falls within the description OF
thsFrench minister's communication, name.
", the blockade OF Venice, established in
Ialy OF the same year.
AS | am anxious to neglect nething,
which may have tendency 10 produce the
repeal o. the Berlin decree, and OF such
other DEGREES and orders, as the govern
men, of the United States has, from time
to time, complained of, | beg to inquire OF
your lordship, with view TO the terms OF
the aforementioned note to general Arm
strong whether there exists any objection,
on ,he part Of his majrs,y's government,
70 revocation, or 10 "a declaration thar they
;re no longer in force, Of tho blscsades IN
question, especially that of May, 1906.
have the honor to be, sc &c.
(signecD WIN. PINKNlY.
TIE n:oss noble the marquis
Wellesley, Sc. SIC.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-28
Public Sale.

~ URSUEMf 20 a decree of the United
Suites Circuit Corrt for the county of
Alexandra, we the undersigned commits
: slonsrs,wil, on FRIDAY, the 18th OF Janu-
ary, il fair; if not, the next fair day /; pro-.
xesd to sell. al public sale, for cash, that va
.uable LOT OF GROUND, with the i'm
provements thereon, situate on the westside
oil Patrick street, between King and Prince
streeis---the former residence of RoBENT
ABsRcRrasIE, deceased.
Jacob Hoffman,
James Harris.
December 81.
At the same time and place will be
offered for sale all the Household Fur
nisure and movable Property belong
sng to the eaate of the aforesaid Ro-
bert Abercrombie, deceased.
s Rhilsb G. MarGeller.
Dcca rnber 81. VA 49,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-28
HR. PINkNEy 70 Iaa aM3gE.
Lsadons $50 2ylg. GS!1-

0S"Se''S S~S~ i '@J3 co.
SIR--I followed up ohe convsTss,'e'
with lord Wellesley, mentioned il, Eny iet;t,
of the 9th inst. with q shcre ao;e, OF ~h1c'
a copy is enclosed, requesting irn. sns"0'
concerning the inlen1oa of this |>tgsr"
ment to send miaisse? DIsaiposs, W
without delay. to the q, States, as sin %
cessor Of Mr.. Jackson.
Reflection seems sa l,sye sugses'rds
lord Wellesley some objections Which 81
nnt occur in the conrse OF oar aoni-yea
to giving this infovmatiez il. a. oGca. s1f
ner.
was aware f,nis on Saturday ;ast
~as Tot willing tc iorsgo .vrittsr co
munication on 3 .raasser whisn hao :as@
character Of some delieae@ ssS INpossar
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pcss Herring and Shad Seine twine.
G.. COLEMAN.
Cameron street wharf.
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