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sPUBLfC SALE.

FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the aoth
day of next month, ~at the premises, on
the sosth Side Of 'King-street, near the
corner of Fairfax street, :, e.
"A three story Brick Hoh1e,
90 feet front * lot 90 feet back, with theSpri-
yilege of an alley three feet vide and extend.
ing back 81 feet-s ubiectto a ground rent OF
one thousand pounds oitobacco and casS.
One tenth of the purchase money to DC pad
= in hand, the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest from the day OF sale.
This property is now in tenure Of Jennings
and sangster, and may Justly oe Feckohea
among the best stands in :Alexandria.
By virtue Of deed of trustiiom William
Eiartshorne to the subscribers, 70 secure JOS ]:
Riddle for his endorsment to the Bank OF
James Keith,
John G. Herbert ':.,I
SEnne,o1 qts.
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atsranDrts Dativ 6a3eftt.
....sssen--.
SATURDAY,, JULY ~.

I'm speaking OF Democracy generally, we
ought not to confound the great body OF Arae-
aican Democrats with those imported patriots,
who having escaped from the Jails or Houses
ofCor,ecsion in Europe, come here with the
Intention of teaching us our rights, and en-
lighteling us upon the subject of govern ment
which they nave so we'll studied in their own
country for the FIRST We teel.a respect, be-
iesing them to be honest although wrong
for the latter we feel no sentiment but that
OF detestation I; we mean such men as Binns
and Duane, and all such as have shewn ST.
milar disposition to distract, domineer and
govern In this country.
The Baltimore Wing has commenced
furious ASSAULT upon the Nationsl Intelligence
er, IN which, in TO very gentle terms, ne ac-
.cuses it Of deceiving the people, sycooPhancy,
sc. We like this warning Oft the elements
of Democracy according to an old saying,
when roeues fall out honest men get their
right We say gopn gentlemen, we rejoice
to see you engaged in SO coed cause as that
of exposing one another, by and by other
thing. of much pith and moment will come
forth.
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Priess at Kingston, Jan. fune /, 1910.

Prices at Kingston, an. June 1, 1910.
Supet6ae Flour, per barrel SIT ship
bread. per do. S; pilot do. per do. 9; white
SO. crackers, per do. 10; corn meal, none
for sale |; rice, per 100 lbs, S; corn, per
bushel, /; Pease, per do. SO; bacon, per
b 90 cents lard, per do. 90; cod fish, per
ioolbs. 81; scale do per do 8; salmon,
per Dbl IS; alewives, per do. s.; herrings,
per DO. s; mackrel, per do. 10; pitchpine
boards, plank and scantiing, per NJ feet, so !;
yellow pine boards, per NJ feet, so; cy-
press shingles, % inches, 10 SO; do. 10 DO.
9; oak boards & plank, 30 hle kory hoops,
rs; white oak slaves and heading SO.
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July % - -
70 the ddmsre7-s of The french
LanGqIGge.

TINE French Journal uEder tie title ot
L'HEMISPHLRE, appears every Sa-
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in ranl-
pblets of is pages, in TWO coltmns, large
octave printed with a handstme tJrc; aid
conducted with care and importantly
L'HemishAere binds itself TO publish facts;
and the most interesting articles, as may be
seen by the NUMBERS already published,
which are deposited at the Office of the A
lexandria Gazette, where the Admirers OF
the French Language can Subscribe. They
are requested to m.ke application inmedi-
ately and TO give their support TO a'Jourhai,
whish has need Of encouragement. Ire
prize Of subscription is Ten Dollars per am:
payable in advance
June Is. ~ e<---
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Alex. Moore, Regiffer.
This is to give Notice,

Tha, the subscriber of alexandria county,
in the district OF Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county letters OF
administration on the personal estate of VIM
Shreve late of the county aforesaid, decd: all
persons having claims against the sid decd
are hereby warl,ed9to exhibit the SHINE with
the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of January next, orr they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
Said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested 70 make immediate payment Civ
en- under my hand this 18th day Of July,
Jacob Simmer, 1dm'r.
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Public Sale.

On MONDAY, at ten O'Clock, will be sold,
at the house of j. zat5ou, on Prince.street
near the corner eff Washinet stree t'i
A variety Of Houihold y Kltcf1-
en- Furniture.
P. G. @MARSTELLER.
-
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Orphans Court,

dls&dndyia County, aly Tern, 1910.
Ordered, that the admins traitor Of Wm.,
Shreye, deceased, do insert the following .ad ;
verisement three times in each week for
four weeks in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
reste,
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July a.
E.

THE subscriber will rssive proposals in
writing, until the 18th instast, for furnish
ing OIL, and keeping in repair the PUB
: LICLAMPS, for one year from August
N ADAM LYNN, c. {.
-,
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- Money Lost-bY Mail

ME subscribers put inthe Post Office at
i Fauquier Court House, Virginia, onthe
9TH ult. letter containing two Bank Notes,
I viz One on the Bank of Alexandria for 80.
dolls. No, 2, payable to William Burns, dated
December 81, 1899: the other of the Bank
! OF Virginia, payable at the Branch Bank Of
fredericksburg, for 90 dois. No. 3o53, dated
January 8. 1910; which letter was directed
toCharles Hunton, Alexandria, via Falmouth,
: and has never been received
a favor will be conferred by giving any
information relative thereto,
Digges and Pickett.
saiy s. seo6t*
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New .YoRx, 7ulY I'll.

NEW YORK, utys Ike -
Latest from Cadiz, s. We learn by
the schooner Weymouth, captain Rowland,
in so days from TenetiGe, that q few days
before her departure, two Spanish and one.
English ~, with transport ship having
on board 800 French prisoners, arrived at
Santa Cruz from Cadiz, which place they
left aboutthe Isl Of June. They stated,
that the marquis de Ia Romano, with go, 600
troops were on their march nsgthe rear OF
the French army towards Cadlz and that
the inhabitants Of that place were in high
spirits, and under no approximations Of be-
ing obliged to surrender to. the Ffench.
We further learn, that the, seven G. nary
Islands were immediately 70 be placed I'M
der the vice royalty of the duke del Parque,
who, with nnmber of troops, Were hour.
Unexpected at Santa Cruz.
lis further added by our informant, that
80 much were the Inhabitants ncensed a
cainst the French prisoners at Port Orata.
via, and the upper town, that they had en-
bodied and threatened to massacre all they
could find and thai two respectable French
inhabitants OF the place had been put to
death by the populace. About 100 OF "a! the
regular troops came over from St.trqx and
quellsd the rioters. j
p ~. Z
Extract ofa letter from, q commercial house
II the first respectabiAty, dated
LIVERPOOL, may IS. 1910.
We are informed that Mr.. Plnckneyis
at length in possession of the French de-
crre, by which all American property is Sc
~questrated, as likewise the imperative or
der for all citizens of the United States to
Quit the French territories without delay,
under pain of imprisonment. Ihis decree
was passed as far back as the esd March,
bu, net published until the 8,h Of May. II
is transmitted to all the nor shern powsrsaer
their adoption.--E. Posf.
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N q Z 1 G. Il.

"a IL persons indebted 70 The late firm OF
n. Shreve and Simmer, which firm bias
been diss olved in consequence Of the death OF
William Shreve, arc requestcd1o make i'm
mediate payments othe subscriber and those
who have claims will please present them Tor
Jacob Simmer:
TT = ST
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Public Sale.

1oa Monday the ieM July nert the subscriber
will eailose TO sale at Fai,5a1 Court House,
on credl Of sic and nine months,
ASsmall Tract Of Land,
IT YING on the east side of The stage road
II from Alexandria to Colchester, at the
! n,ace commonly called the s" Five Foot Hill"
supnosed 10 contain IS, and a half acres-be-
longing to The estate OF w iiiiam t1u D' de'
ceased.
Mary Huskins, Eseeut1ix.
June IS. cots
Public Notice.
THE subscribers have taken out letters
4 Of administration on the este Of sRO
BERT CARTER, deceased, in the state Q
Virginia-those7 who have, claims against the
estate will please exhibit them for settlement,
and those who are indebted to it will pay
without delay.
Charles Tyler, i
Near Centreville.
Richard H. .Henderion,
tLeesburg.
June 80. eot2t.
% Those persons who have
not settled their accounts, will oblie eFme W
paying them. to Richard ~. Lite, who is du-s
~ authorised to settlemy business;
Jesse Talbot.
! Ialyis. go
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T GEORGE YOUNGS, re-

Or GEORGE YOUNGS, re-
spedfully acquaints his friends and
me ciuzens ofthe Town and County
Of Alexandria, that he regularly prac-
noes the law inthes City Court; and
Mo Iss0 all such buhnefs as may be entru9-
"a e'. 70 MS care, he gives the mott po-
a'lss assurance, ihall be attended to
n0 Oh promptly and particularly.
June %.
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FOR SALE.

a snail LOT Of GROUND.
Siluate at the corner of Water and Wolfe
suesls' and running parallel with the latter to
- aney. For terms, apply to Mr.. Thomas
ssr, or the proprietor, atthe loweg end
q sailf fax street
Harriet Jackson.
IVY IL. cost
~ Printing in all its branch
s. neatly executed at this Office.
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a QEAT BARGAIN.

HE saeuoer wishing to remove to the
western eatry, win sell the FARM o"
WINCH ne tides in Fairfax county, miles
from AsexSria, 9 from George Town ier-
~, ana aat the same from the Potomac
nnus crohE to the city Of Washington
>" heai'' agreeable neighborhood, con-
Hinihg anS +7o acres, on which is COVE
ne'sqWsts house, large enough for gen
'ee, shnSogether,with all the outh"uses !.
soiyaets,, anew or nearly SO; an orchard o.
sprisssts'of selected fruit, together WA"
alnsisn; Ter frui, trees, aproportion OK m
Ptoysa ndow tor the scythc, and q large
pos ne may easily be made, ANY per
so', E 70 purchase may know the terms
y an to Mr.. JoHN DuLkN, adjoin'hs
sus m, or the subscriber On the prs
z nnlir,. !,
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. 1910.
Iofeph H. Vaudeville,

,Ioleph H. Vaudeville,
EOBers for sale tie following articles, By
wholesale or retail. ..''
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs GreeniC coffee, in barrels and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, Of excellent qua
lily in casks .
1000 New England do. do. ~,
900 bbls. of Herrings, Shad and Mackarel
50 tons Plaster Paris
20 baics prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhGs. Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rs'a Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
50 bbls. do. do.linsrcnt qualities
2 hhds, Coppems \,
Gunpowder,
Imperial,
Tyson, rrAS
and
IIysen Skin,
i.i.I"n," w,>rs.
Claret,Rnd "
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New ENGLAND Rum In hhds md bel''
Peach md Apple brandy In bbls'
Martinique COrdlals, In bones
Louf and Lump Sugar, iiavAhhhh Honey
per gallon, llyblue,
Moiasses Ia hhds. Spanish Flosahs Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Bu,tor,
Hurris's and Taylors manufactured To-
bacco In kegs,
Gunpowder and Shot Of different siscS
Cinnamon, NutmegS Pepper piineato,
Chocolate Most and 8, Mould and Dips Care
dies, '..
Malaga Raisins In boxes,
Pipes In hoxes, 3Yross each,
bingham box's, Hamilton's CARROTS and
Leipcr's Smf In bottles.
Lonton and Philadelphia Mustard,
N Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
ALSO,
A constant supply ofwATnR Crackers and
best supRRrINE FLOUR, by retail, add
80 hhds. OF Maryland and Virginia Tobae-
CO.
November 20.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

n e w ~ olIASLA
.9ust received FIR sale By The srhser''e,,
Illustrations OF Shakcspear, by Mrs. Le-'
nox.
The Parents Assistant. or Stories -ior
Children, by Maria Edgworth.
letters and Reflections, of the Austrian
Field Marshal Prince de Ligns, by Madame
dc Staei. 80:
Hu,,on's Arithmetic and Bookkeeping
The Yankee in London
Murray's Spelling-book, neat smai' new
York edition. A..
y.ls, first number is ready tor delivery ~
subscribers.
A few sets Of Colcbs and DR.. BuchananS
celebrated Sermon, called the osar u, 'a n
East" may be had Of
James Kennedy, Sen.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

AAtGN xOGS LILY ~ s5 ~ ~
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from lahb
Pons and Hizs his wife, to the sdbscnbpss
will be sold, at public auction, on thu PsvfDE. 81
ses, on SATURDAY. TIC 5ufh day OF this y
instant month December, sundry pieces OF,
parcels of GROUND, sitnate and lying az g
Queen, Water, and Vnion.streets, 10 the.
town Of Alexandris, plat of which viii b. J
produced on thsday Of sale, when tho terms y
Of payment will BE- made known. & :, I
Ludwell Lee, 7ray,ass
December 8. 4, dts y
e. The lale Of the above pro-
perry is postponed to Wedne 4
day next. II q;
January 1. j, n
ORPHANS CT So
.lyexosaris eounsy, Dee.s,bt u ,1lISyks I
ORpraxs, That the adtniAl III q
Nathaniel Fierce, Jun: desesssd, do SS
the following adserisenaens ttSes 6H1 H. u 4
the Alexsndvia Gsxetts. 4
Alexander ~ oort 81
nlS slS 10 2lye Exs ~ J: ~ D.
Thatahp snbscribef, OF AtsxsNit1s ss6t
in the dtytrSt4 .of Col,tmbias Has q s.
the Orphans Cart lot; aid c1s,1iti a
adrinis,stgg ,en rho pcIso0sI .
thaniet Pierre aiate d the stnunt Is. 4
mariner, deceased /: IN poFsoab hsyt9
against the said dscsseed ~ k3sSe !
|, to exiltit the same, with tho yeyls
Of, 10 the subscriber, OF tof S
day of June Dext, or srml 81
Guided from aIl bsaeffs Sff III
lstkose indebted thsfSSo arssf
( iuarnsdiase paynsAxA - Sbdss
ttis s0th dayof Decs
Ioihua q q
IlIdI 81
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Has received the ,fei''uins articles:
Now Orlesns and a;. Cro.x Sugars OF the
6rstquaily
Mississippi Cotton of tho first quality
Cogniac brandy, st. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin "a
London Particular Madsira)
Sherry W!NES
ldabWN
superior ClaIet In eases
imIGrLAl,
tlymM
; ,i;.sS ' .I,". TEAS.
tUughonK,G
llUhea
Hest Green C0lles In bags and barrels
Guhpnw lpr
p.B. Patent Shot, from Il. II 10 No. .
Mould Shot, y l., aud 4 y, h.
Salt PnLre, double refined
Spanish Fotant Indigo
Coppuras of tho Int quality
Fresh Nulmegs
pimeato aud Black Pepper,
Dom, Johns, .1
With a general assortment Of GROCE
RES, and as usual, old jamaica Spirits
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine in bottles.
. The above articles will be sold very low by
the wholesale or retail
TO RENT,
A convenient and we'll finished BRICK
HOUSE, at the upper end Of King street.
James Sanderson.'
Not
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VOL X

i Sales a.qs"dnts; ,,,-:,.
II, every Tuss:ays a and Friday
i the vendrs, s. .ss.,,r ,sa.. '' -
nsr;.., Of D,,;es5;,' Sr. .an,.s..s !:
Particulars .. SSa,-An kinds of goods
he bills OF INC ,;,nation and tho prices of
which arc on .sI.sJ, can at any time be.
r T.ss and and PURCHASE " the lowest limitation
f"H prices n G Ma,steller, v. ~.
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From the sloop Ranger, Captain campbslL
and for sale by. -
Lawrafon and Fow1e,
50 tons Plaster Paris !.
40 barrels Ncw.England Rum
loo kegs Salmon,
4 chests Hyscn Tea 49, /,
50 coils Grass Rope 4
5000 yards Tow Cloth IN
50 casks Goshen Cheese, OF saperIoS
IN STORE, ~
$4,000 weight Green Coffee
Is heGshsAds and 90 barrels Museovads
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, ois'svs.
rlQr quality. ~
40 cases FleIenes oil, 10 bottles sNk y
100 bolts Vavsns Duck
100 rsan,l Writing Paper
50 barrels Tanners Oh "
. casks Sperm Oil
4 ripss Asb prBef AlIsant brandy
1 punshsct,s jsmsisa Mum
200 6arruis Mess No, | 4 Nell Zeal
10 barrels Prime Pork .g N 4
80 boxes Brown Soap l ~
q casks Tlmothy Seed yf
80 l,oxss Cod fhh " 81,
50 Do. No. [ ~ Choeeiats i, s 4
10 barrels Salmon
10000 lbs Eaal Leather ~ ,fs,si. ~ "
$50 packages Shoes dl6stSht qualities.
d. 50 casks Bollona Gunrowdor "
| case German Chcckl, b.
WANTED, ,ts,
1000 bushels clean Rye, for vhich Cash !.
will lie given. VI 4
Apply as abevs. - ssst !
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TO- B u TT E K.
JAMES BACON

-. JAMES BACON
Becs leave to inform his former eustorAsrs
and flien,ls, that he has I:
Recomnseneedat the Grocery Byjlness,
At his Store on King near WashinSton-
street, -. -
" yHsxE M oFrsss soa SAFE, - .'t
A we'll chofen aHorttnent OF
goods, in that line. :.
- WARRANTED genuine, tarsiealarly hs y.
TEAS, WINES g. LlQUORS,
Which are Of a superior quality--He will di't
pose of each and every article on the mos
moderate terms. t..s. g.: ,lz
May .. ~. -. .,..l ......s.s eu. !,
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ROSE HILL FOR SALE.

ROSE HILL FOR SALE.
This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
1t contains 200 acres, 80 OF which arc IN
wood. holland is better adapted to the use Of
Plaster OF Paris, and there is some very vaIu-
able meadow land uponit
For terms apply to w. II. Fooes, esq: upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September Ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
Operations of the Armory from the goth OF Feb
to the 1st of Dec 1909.

Several bills, on subjects of a general nature,
which had occupied much of the time of
the Legislature, were finally lost either
In the House OF Delegates or the Senate
l. bill, which had for its object an in.
crease OF the number of judges i'll the Court
OF Appeals, from three to fve and which
was called tor by petitions from, various parts
OF the state, passed the House OF Delegates
The BILL provided that the Court of Appeals
should commence its session, az certain
time, and sit till the business was gone
through; with power 10 adjourA for short
Porous only; provided that the Judges
should sit at least 200 days, in the year, if
business required it. The salary. which
before was $500 dollars year, was reduced
to 1000 dollars The Senate proposed an a.
mendment, so as to give the former salary
OF $500 dollars. The House OF Delegates
disagreed to the amendment: The Senate
insisted ON it, and proposed free confer.
ence: the House OF Delegates then insisted
on their disagreement, and passed resolu.
ton agreeing to a free conference. The con
ierees having met, the chairman of the com
mittee from the House Of Delegates reported
mat he was instructed TO recommend to the
house that they adhere TO their disagree
inent to the Senate's amendment, which
was accordingly done by majority of 10
hcred to their amendment, by a large maio-
Irity. "A proposition was afterwards made
by tho House Of Delegates, (Which was de-
clared to be parliamentary, in important
cases,) for another conference with the Sc.
nate. The conferees from the House of
Delegates proposed a modification OF the bill,
so as to make the salary $3.50 dollars: those
from the Senate would not agree to any re
duction; and the bill was finally lost nei-
Their house agreeing to recede from the
ground they had originally taken.
| 2 A bill to permit the introduction Of
slaves in this state, where they had been
acquired by marriage, descent, or devise,
or where persons we're removing hitlfcr
I with an intenlioa to remain, passed the
! House of Delegates: A. 90, ". 76. But il
was lost in the Senate by a majority OF one
vote. This bill grew out Of number Of pc
ititions, praying that in certain cases which
presented peculiar hardsiips, the petitioners
might bring in their slaves.
8. An urS5ual number OF petitions for di.
vofces having been presented, an attempt
was made to provide, by gen, raj law, tOi
the taking Of evidence, upGer the direction
ota court, so as toguard against those ex
parte Representations which often occur be
fore the Legislature. Dul ic wa lost IN lnc
House OF Delegates,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

Letter from the Secretary of'the Treasury
transmitting a reftort on fhe hefition Of
.fnthony Buck, (of Fredericksburg, }
January 11th, 1910, referred TO The COM
1littce Of Commerce and Manufactures.
SIR,
I have the hoaor to transmit herewith,
a report on the petitioap of Anthony Buck,
prepared in obedience to a resolution of the
House of Representatives Of the 4tl' ultimo,
together with sundry petitions & documents
in cases of a similar nature.
! have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
SIR,
Your obedient servant.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Hon. the $fseaker Of }
rhe house Of Rehresen-
faliUeS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08

CT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly ob-
posite the Globe 1'auern, Richmond, PTygin;d.
or fCOND ITIONS .-Ficc dollars a year, to
Be paid annually in 0aoaace. Those qpho wish to
Be considered as annual subscribers, hereafter
DESIGNATE IL at fhe time Of subscribing, othe,uise
their papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
IF The FIRST year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
MILITIA,

According to the returns Of 1903
Infantry 1929
Cavalry 1888
Artillery 1888
@ 80,863
q The retntns are incomplete, as to near
~ one half the cavalry and artillery, and one
gimsnt OF infantry containing about one thousand
men.
Operations OF the Armory from the Goth OF Feb.
to the lst of Dec. 1909.
Musket5 finished SLY
Cavalry swords $40
Artillery swords 533
Pistols $50
Cost Of muskct G IL 90
of a cavalry sword, exelusive2
of the scabbard
Ola pistol
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-08
PENIrENTIARY SYSTEM.

Comparative view of the internal operations of
the PenItentisry, under tLe former and pie.
sent System, embracing period Of nearly SIX
years.
Former S,sten1
No. i.
FROM LIST December, 1905, to 1st December,
1864
To expences arising from pur-
chase oi raw materials, tools, diet
pnd clothing of prisoners, sAiiona-
~, and Keepers commissions. g 1882 %
BY manufactured ar,icies, and
stock on hand 1858 e.
Less s 1873 81
No IT.
From Isl December, 1894, to 1st December,
1895
To expences &c Gas ia No.I) 6 21,753 9
~ manufactured articles, and
'.oe, on hand 1866 "a
Loss }, 1891 %