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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-30
October2
Joseph SPEAR,

Most RESPECTFULLY Informs his Friends and the
Public,
THAT he has commenced the CABINET
BUSINESS in all its various branches, near.
ly opposite the Vendue Store, Prince-.treet
he also makes and repairs all kinds of Mu.
steal Instruments, such as Piano Fortes,
Bass Viols, Violins, Guitars, &c. and will
also furnish Mahogany Collins for grown per.
sons for fifteen dollars: He hopes the
goodness Of his materials, the soundness Of
his work, and the strict attention he intends
paying to his business, will ensure him en-.
couragement from generous public. All
Of the above branches of business will be ex-
ecutea at the shortest notice.
June l8. law
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES


Prepared with the gseatest care & attehuon'
By MICHlAL ZEE & Co.
Lee's FORM destroying Lozenges'
This medicine is superior to any ever ole
tered to the public, being innocent and mlio'
certain and efhcacious in its operations.
Lees Eirir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas & particularly the whooping cough
so destructive to children,
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So we'll known for the cure OF Rheuma-
tsm, govt, palsy, sprains, &C..
Lees grand restorative,
Proved by long experience to be unequal
led in the cure of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward weak.
ness, ETC.
Lees Anti-biHous PiNs,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant fevers.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the Iteh,
Which is warranted an infalli5le remedy
at one application.
Lee's infahi6le Ague e Fever Drots,
|. For the cure of agues, remittent and inter.
mittent fevers.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure OF ringworms, tet-
ters, etc.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy for all diseases in the
eys.
Which give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth-.4ehe Drohs,
Lees Corn Plaister. 49,
Lees Darask Lip Salve.
Lee's Restorative Ponder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees Anodyne EErir,
For the cure of every kind of headache.
THE Indian Vegetable Shecjfe,
For the cure of Venereal complaints.
Sold Wholesale and retail, by the proprie-
tor, No. %, Pitt-street, Baltimore.
r. GRAY, bookseller, King-strcet, and
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, Alexan-
dria.
To country merchants and others, wht
purchase to sell again, a liberal discount will
be given by the proprietors.
TO detect counterfeits, observe each arti-
Gle has, on the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture of MICHAEL LEE and Co.
N. Is. At the places of sale may be had
(gratis) pamphlets containing recent and ex-
traordinary cases Of cures whose length pre-
vents there being herewith inserted.
June 90 law
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This IS TO gaye Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county let
tiers of administration, with the will annex
ed, on the estate of John Hodgkins, late of
the county aforesaid deceased: all persons
having claims against the said decedent, are
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, ON
or before tho hrst day of April next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this first day Of Dc:
tober, 1911
William Herbert, jun.
Administrator. of John Hodgkin4
October 2 cow
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N O &C nc E..

rHE subscribers composing the Ash
l by's Gap Turnpike Company, are mere
by notified to meet at Mrs. RUsT,s tavern
in Paris, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF NO
vcmber next, for the purpose OF eiec'ins q
President, four Directors, one lreasurer'
and such other officers as may be necessary
10 conduct the business of said Company
Those who cannot attend in person. have the
right OF voting by proxy duly authorised.
Burr Powell,
Joseph Carr,
Sydnor Bailey,
George Classcock'
Hezekiah Shacklett,
October ls dtl8thNov
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Oct. I ERIN, 1911.
Ordered, That the administrator of JoHN
HoDGKINs, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Ga,
Ze.te.
A copy-Test.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscribers farm Ia
Fairl fax county, Virginia, on sunday the
29th ult. NEGRO NAN nasaed
B E N,
Very dark complexion, we'll made about
5 feet 10 inches high, about Is years OF age
has a remarkable scar in one OF his hands,
occasioned by burn when young 1t has
caused contraction of his thumb, and part
or all his fingers ON that hand. l have not
ascertained what cloathes he took with him !;
but if he intends leaving the nelshborhooa'
he will no doubt change lhem.-1 will give
the above reward to any person who Will ap,,
prehend SAID BEN, and secure him III jail
so that get him, provided he shall be taken
GU. of this state, or the district Of Columbia !;
but if taken in this state or the district atore-
said, will give TEN DOLLARS, and pay
all reasonable charges.
Joseph Powell.
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LANDING

MIMI
From the schooner Three Brothers, CAPTAIN
Dennis, for safe by
Lawrason & Fowle,
80 50 hessa's Muscovado Sugar.
9 casks Roll birthstone
40 tons Plaster Paris.
Also FOR sale,
bales su2er6ne Broad Cloth
ditto superfine London milled CASH
Ecres.
October 5
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To be RENTED,

.dnd immediate Possession SiUen,
That commodious and spacious three sto-
ry WAREHOUSE, at the corner OF Prlhce
and Water streets, opposite the Farmer
Bank of Alexandria, at present occupied oy
Messrs. Faron, Meteay e Co.-For terms
apply to
Richd. Nj. Scott.
Octoher o. 2aw3w
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r. NoBLET HERBERT has
removed his Office next door to
Mr., Snowden's printing office.
October 90. 1
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John G.. LADD,

JOHN G. LADD,
JJ,s FIR safe, ,lozv landing from schooner ca
gle, Gait Raues, from Boston, >,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
TO drawback on expectation.
so barrels Muscovado Sugars.
500 reams Writing and Wrapping PAPER
IS tons Plaster Paris
~ STORE,
A quantity of Liverpool coarse & hne oait
in sacks. W.:
Mould and .l;pt Candles, Sherry WINE In
ouarter casks, Whiskey, and Cider vinegar
IN bopsheads and barrels, by IL, by ~
and 10 by II Window Glass.
100 pieces Russia Sheeungs.
boxes Irish Linens, sc. &c.
Sentemhe- "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-22
your letter. dated last Saturday. stating that

your letter, dated last Saturday, stating that
as you perceive necessity OF Introducing a
change IN the administration ofthe office of state
you think 1t proper to make this communica a.
ton OF 1t To the present secretary Of state, that
he may have an opportunity of resigning, if he
chooses :" & that "you would wish the day on
which hrs resignation is TO take place TO be nam
cd by HIMSELF"
Several matters of Importance in the Office,
n which my agency will be useful, will require
my diigent attention until about the close of the
present qusrter. l had indeed, contemplated a
continuancein Office until the fourth of March
next; when, if Mr.. Jefferson were elected pre-
sioeht lav event which in your conversation
with me last week you considered rs certa,n)
expected to go ont of course. An apprehen
son OF that event first led me to determine not
% remove my Family this year to the City OF
Washington because to establish then. there
would obhge me to incur an extraordinary ex
pense, which had net the means OF detrayng /:
'wnereas,by separating myself from my family, 81
hVing there eight or nine months, with strict eco
nomy, hoped to meet that expense, should the
occasion occur. Or, if then went out of office,
that Saving would enable me to subsist nv faml-
~ Anew months longer; and perhaps aid me in
transporting them into the woods, where l had
land, though all wild and unpr6tluctive, and
where. like nv first ancestor in New England,
exp, cted to commence settlement ON bare
creation am happy that l now have this re.
source and those most dear TO me, have for
etud7 enough to look at the scene without dis
may, and even without regret -Nevertneless
after deliberately rejecting on the overture you
nave been pleased TO make to me- do not feel
TO be my du;y to resign
have he honor to be,
With great respect, sir,
Your obedicnt servant, .,s ss.
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
mr. Hd,.sns.
President Of the y. S."
In bout an hour after sending this answer te
the President, l received the following reply
PHILADELPHIA, May IL, 1900
Slr--E Divers causes and considerations. es-
sshtal to the administration of the government
'" my Judgment requiring change in the De.
partment OF State, you are hereby discharged
fr IN any farther service as Secretary OF State
JoHN ADAMS,
President of the u s.
Nay 12th, 1900"
The above reply was in cover addressed 8
delivered to me at my Office was then put
ting tue finishing hand to the forms, regulations
Il Instructions, to be transmitted TO the mar
shalls OF States and secretaries OF Territories
which had prepared agreesbly TO the requsi-
ton OF the act of Congress- for taking the second
census OF the U. S. AS knew not who was to
succeed me, or when a new secretary might tax.
ms seat, in order that the public service nigh,
sustain no injury, and IN legal consideration the
traction ofa day not being regarded, staid III
the office until the evening, to complete thai
ork.
TIMOTHY PICKERING
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ms gentleman has been unjustly accus
ed IN several papers, of being the Author of
the 6arbarous and jacebn song of u cd saue
The GniLotine." Mr. Thelwell the celebra-
ted lecturer of treason IN London, and not
Mr.. Barlow, composed it. This explanation
is due otruth and justice. Mr. Barlow has
ms faults but we are happy to be able to
relieve native OF the u. States from the o.
dunn of performance, which could be die
tated from the heart OF a Cannrbal only.
Federal Republican.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-22

IN CHANCERY.- United States, Con-, 81,
December 18th, 1910 SuAS
Robinson Rails, mr..
Againn
Original Young and John Fristoe. eyre oe
ton, jun" N Fey-.
Inc Defendants Young and Fristoe, not nav
M, entered their appearance aud given security
'ecordlng to rule of this coury. and il annaa a..
ing TO the satisfaction of the court that they are.
u" nov ~. inhabitants Of this Dstrict On the motion
OF ihe pit by Counsel, 1t is ordered that Ibe
s Sh'u aeI,ts do appear here on the first d.y of
lht next term, and answer the plant f. R;lj
ana that copy of this order be forthwith -
t teu IN some one of the newspapers published in
lne CITY OF Richmond for wo months smccas-
sWe,y' and posted at the front door of the ca.
Pltol in the said city. VIC
CoPy.-Tests
Moroh o, VIZ. MARSHALL, CLERK.
WV
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be this-we have all of US seen. tha, the

oe th's~we have all Of US seer, that the
srea' Bar tn cur past exer luns, mas bee n
an ymbarras IN, mt between both the belli-
g rents. We would ncither pick out our
enemy. nor treat both of them as such 1
hofie. that the Regency may respect our
rights-But they do not; and IT France
Complies 18th her engagement; If she re-
ceives our own articles on favorable terms
into her ports, and il Great Britain SAYS
you shall not carry them thither." what
remains The spir America furnishes
Out one resource-zve must defend our.
rghts by /orce-if G. Britain will not take
~ her violations, we must do, as the chit
drrn say in their play OF Club-fis,, knock
them of
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March 90.

GRDCKERY WARE----.T y Lr1,.nI -
- Just received a few Packages of seIect or.
uoleS7comprIsing, with his former stock : l.rge.
ana ana fgant assortment, among which are.
0.eeK snd 'arious patterns, blue printed dinioo.
sets, Chamber services complete, Do and hue
printed gilt brown line, edged ac. plates all i
a., 81 Tut Gia's Deoanters, Carrots, Jelly, Lemon.
4" Fa ",'iS'S .hd WINE Glasses, Flint, do do.
do Entry Lamps, all sizes, E!erant and cono-
mon china tea sets, Toy, do. do.
Ioge,h'r wItha general assortment ofconmon
'ass, enameiled, printed and edged Wares. as
'n' accommodating and well worth the
att, nuen of country traders. '"e1
90 w3w.
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as an immovable shore to the liberties ofthe
other cities. The immortal patriot, Don
F'ancisco Rivero, who had been previously
elected TO the government of that province,
by the heroic patriotism he displayed, has
confirmed the justice of his election.
Official from the 6 vernon of Cochabamba to
the Junta.
TIE enemies ofhutfc hahilir css, idoiators
o. friUQfe interests abandoned to ne
deSfdir Of their imhendinS rain seeing
shetr mans Of offosition TO fhe faithful de
signs Of This me!rohoRs rendered a6orlive
BY me hrovidenfiaf rise IF Cochadan,6a,
have united their iast Efforts TO ottress its
hmpra6ie Inhabitants.
The governor ofta Plata, Potosi and Ia
<az. ahhnSed Of fhe tnnoUatioa Of Cocha,
banda. IN DECLARING for your erceHenctes,
have assembled al their FORCES, to su6vert
their efforts and mnst ScandafouSiy to des-
troy the bands 7ph,ch by che means ofa au-
snai intercourse Of commerce, source alone
Of fhe Irosferi'y Of nations, united them to
those districts On This account, destitute of
eOery fubGc right, oar citizens hersecuted
and Pursued Ike enemies ia6ouring under
every eUA Of :heir inSil6crabie yoke, cut off
from every means Of public correshoudence
andihe Immunity Of each SUSPECTED indiUi-
uhot Fue 10 STAKE, our government coGtd
noe frier 10 This moment gtUe Information
10 yonr erceHencies Of our deiibera ions.
1yhtch IL no7v does 6yan erhreS$ conducted
6y Don francisco .dnton,o Ortez de Ocam-
no, General C0mn,and0nt svith an official
cofy of Transactions here. marked 6 and
30 ena6ie your e.rceH,ncses 20 determine
ryhat SuW best conduce 10 the service ofkhe
soUfretyn. God f"eSerUe you, &c.
20 sheir &c s Lhe Prest Francisco }
de Revero. Their e.r's sc. sc, Of
The ProvinciH Jnnta
Cocha6amba, Oct. Is, 1910.
Farther TRANSACTIONS ofinteresting euents
IN this quarter, may be erhected III the
NEXT faf'er
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10y VIRTUE Of deed If trust, executed o
AD us, by John Clarkson ard Nancy bis elf
AID William clarksOD, on the fifteenth day e
December, one thousand eight hundred and So.
ven ard recorded 10 the County Court of AL.
beTmsrie, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF sundry sums Of money, as ex.
pre.srd in said deed, due from the said Joln
and William Citrk on to William Brown aud Co.
wifh Interest and expences attending tire same +:
We shall proceed to sell on tie premises 60 the
highest bidder for ready money,on the eighteenth
day OF April next, one certain tract or p reel OF
land, lying in the county Of Albermarle about
eight miles from Charlottesville, which tract
or parcel Of land contains four hundred ano
thirty sores be the same more or less and adioins
the lands of George Twyman, Mrs. Owens, Tlud-
SOL Barksdale, John Barksdale, &c. We
will convey to the purchaser or purchasers Of
SAID land such title only as is vested in US as
trustees.
SAMUEL DYER,l
JOHN WATSON,} "ISeeS
March ~, w4w
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EXTRACT of a letter TO the editor dated.
LANcA S7ER. March 1871


This day Nh. Roberts read in his n1acc
senate Oery IMPORTANT bill entitled
-" an actto encourage The constructive of
certain great and leading roads aythi, ms
commonwealth, and the erection of 6ridpea
over the Su8quehaHnah at harrisburg, Nor
cumberland and Cotun6ia." The frst Sec
non affirofriateS the sum of850 600 dollars
TO oeahfhed as directed in the dct, $50 600
collars, are affrofiriated TO he first furn
PIKE comfany zUhich 5haH6c incorhorated to
make a turnfiike road from Harr1sbure to
PtHS6WS, on certain conditions to be her
formed and sums paid by the stockholdeys.
100000 dollars, are ahfrohr1afcd On me
same HemS TO any furnfiike conahanu 10
make road from Worthumberkundt to Erje
one hundred and .fjty shares to be subscrf-
bed 10 The Do7oningtoan. Euhhrafa and
Harrisburg TURNPIKE. 100 900 GUITARS TO-
IVA, IDS building bridge over tie ousquehan-
nah az Harrisburg. There are some ofher
imhor. AM ;tr9UiSionS in This bill 7uhich if a..
dotfed ahhrar admtra5ky c0i~ulai cd TO
Promote The best f7terssS Of Tire State.
Philadelphia Press.
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1 am with great respect,
Your Fellow Citizen.
JAMES PLEASANTS.

w are authorised TO slate,t ANDREw SIR.
vESso N, Esq OF this City, is a candidate to re-
present this District in the Congress q ;,,a ~
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SD05ste6t1r
a. Me-. PICKERING.

Has reached AIS 1th No. .vitnout having bro
ben ground upon his sube-l----in his Sd NO
he makes an excursion into the field of egotism,
aud recounts the posts he has heid--to prove tha
he is not British TOry--ss If A. Burr were no
a traitor, though he had been Vice President OF
the u. States. His 4ih No. contains a piece of
secret history which may a'nase the reader
and wages war Upon Mr.. Adams---in the 81
he falls fcH neil upon him. As Mr.. A. is MOI one
ofthe tamest men in the world, we may look out
.Jor little recrimination.
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NEW ORLEANs Feb q

49, I'VE Nv ORLEANS, rep. 20.
we are informed hat serious disturb nces
nave been and still exist in the Cistr Ct of St.
1elena-'the populace refuse to obey the
mandates issued by the new appointed Judge.
Mr. Samuel Baldwin ormery a lieutenant
IN the U. States Marine corps who resides
IN that district, in supporting he execution
OF writ run man through the body, the
Populace Immediately seized Mr.. Baldwin
and our informant says tyed MIN necks and
heels and said they would carry him 20 Ba-
ton rouge, but we presume it will be TO
slfo6ae. as Mr.. Baldwin was an active friend
of the ConventionalIsts.
we are fearful that many cases of a sim
liar nature will take place unless militia
ny force stand ready to support the civil au-
thority.
10 The above is rom a rank opposition
paper axe it, there ore; for what it is
worth.
We are authorised to state, that Colonel
Cushing with the whole of the United
states tr'pPs, are ordered to quit Mobile
and ascend The river to Fort Stoddart
Louisiana Gazette
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4 me freehofders ofthe district comnosc6
q me Co.n'Hes IF Chesterfield, Pozvha-
tan. I4n'efa and Goochiqnd.
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THE TIMES!!
The niographer'e remark about cukr,v.

APPoINrMENr ~ the ErecRtiye.
I'm Ca6eil, Esq a his time ludre of The
Generii Court to be Judge.of the Cour OF AID
resigned.
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JOEL BARLOW.

TIMOTHY PICKERING.
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81 we have further accounts from Enf.i.n.,
by the way Of Norfolk and N. Y.-the adv. .es
by ~ are one d y the LATEST, & come be-, in
a sip OF ne sspaper, by the Irfley-mail II . p.
o. " aies IS he Regeni-his batch OF m nrsters
r, ne 'heu rom The opp asition--Lord Ho,iand,
Grey qaossaam Mr. Grey, Secretary of Forr;g,
Department &c. &c Sc.
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
HIGH MEADOW, FOR SALE.-The sub

HIGH MEADOW, FOR SALE.-The sub
j L scriber being determined to remove to the
Western Country, offers for sale, that very valua
Die FARM, upon which he at present resides,
lying within two miles of the city of Richmond,
and containing, by late survey, 1876 acres
The buildings consist in good and comforta-
BILE Dwelling House, sufficiently large for the
convenient accommodation Of family, having a
6ne dry cellar, Kitchen and Laundry ex-
cellent smoke-house, Dairy, Store-House, Barn,
Stable, &c. &c. with garden handsomely laid
of, containing between two and three acres of
land, very rich, and in fine order for gardening.
There is well of fine water, and an ice-house,
which has never failed to keep ice-upwards of
200 trees Of choice apples, about ten acres of
prime Meadow Land, from which a considerable
revesue has flowed yearly, and is capable of be-
ing rendered FAR more profitable. The farm is
under good enclosures, and in excellent order for
cultivation. The beauty and salubrity of this 81.
tuaton is excelled by meme, and equa!led but by
few. ,...t,..,... ..
The terms will be easy and accommodating &
may be known by applying 10 Mr.. George Green.
how at Richmond, or the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
SAMUEL HILL.
ian. 10. wAw
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Jan. 10.

NEGROES FOR SALE.-At Buckingham
IN Court House, on Monday the lth day of
February next, being Court day, will be sold the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
nine Notwithstanding crop fellow, who has
Tor ten years been foreman on a large plantation,
with his wife, thirty years of age, and their two
children, three young men, also crop hands,
a boy ten years old and girl twelve years.
WILLIS COUSINS,
JOHN -MARKRdb
Petersburg, Jan. S, 1911. wtds
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CT Published BY 7honsas Richie, nearly ob-
5sosite .he Globe Tavern, Richmond, Virginia.
U CONDITIONS Five doiiays a year, 10
As paid annually tn advance. Those vho Spish to
Be consdered annual subscribers, hereaffe,
esignate it at fhe time Of subscribing, otherwise
aeir papers wiH be discontinued at the expiration
Of the fret year.
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January 81

The Speaker laid before the House two
memorials from the legislative council f the
,'u'and territory, one praying for the open
ing OF another land Office, and the other re-
,a',Ve toillegal settlers on the public land
Ieu 10 me committee on public lands.
On motion Of Mr. Hu66ard.
ResotUed, That the President of the Uni
tea states be requested to cause tn he laid
before ms House such information as he
may possess respec ing seizures. can,uree
ana concentrations Of vessels Of the iJnited
states by the respective governments of
europe, or either of them, which has not
heretofore been laid before this House.
mr. Gotds6orough presented a menori.l.
praying the establishment of a bort nj entry
Al White Haven, (Md.) Referred To rho
committee OF commerce and manuFac-
ures,
On motion of Mr.. HttD,s.
Reso!Ued, That the President If fhe I'M
Yea STATES be requested to transmit IN the
mouse return OF the army. of the statio, "a
al winch garrisons are fixed, the s,rergtb
Oh each garrison and also the state rs IN
recruiting service, and the progres, Which
mas oeen made therein since the last sssei.
Oh. $500 1901
On motion Of Mr.. II'Kfulrv,
heS0lOed, That the Committee of co,r
Werce ana Manufactures be instruc,cJ 80
tnq"rc in'o he eXpediency Of altering go
repeating the I'd sect IN Of an act anne. y,,,,
C'T'ah shores and waters to the Mississ;,.
tel tory. and to authorise the building ~ =
Gus IN house at New-Orleans AMI -.
wise, u "'usr