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sS virtue OF a deed of trust executed TO me by
~ Miles Cary. of the county of Surry, bearing
date The 10th day ut July 1872 i'll be sold at Surry
next, three Lots, in the town of Gotham on whieL
is a good dwelling house aud other out-houses or so
much thereof as Shall be sufficient to pay Ike sum of
SIX hundred dollars and The cost OF executing this
trust Being 40 others isc ntere stcd will ooiy con-
vey such title as vested in me as trustee =
FR.4.WCLS HICEEh, Trustee.
November 90 Or
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" ~ III he Hch'n0iJ and C1srlytas4....c
y Mail Stage, Viii h has con.ine .ee r0u,,i,O
twice week, so as to cVnDcel &c iinc ,f st.,ys
from Char0tes'llc 70 &C vVCstw ward aud 20 IRE
veni the DELAYS te~aerly experienced, leaves the
btglS f9yrrc'''c''mond, every NDnd,y mud Thurs.
CSr '"Dfi""g--gcts "a Charlottesville Iocs,Iay and
FRIDAY evening returning icascs Cf ,rloiieville Wei.
n"sdP' Saturday morning arrives sc Ric,nond
Thursday & Sunday eecnns, thc intermediate ..vbts
stops "i i'hs.e! Nle, tie isserc.'C &C. ,ue Srhser
Der proprietor ct iiic Stngc., who has Fiepared
himself Va the :-Diaiian oil the lasse,,ger. s.
gcnteei Travellers
4 svcrLcr 90 a.
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.dnother tribute from an E51emv.

another tribute from an Enemy.
Extract of an Essay from the ". Y. Evcn-
ing Post "a rank Federal paper) signed
Z" I'm old Federaist."
The concluding paragraph of Mr. Mon
roe's reply to the Admiral, is. of very great
mpoI lance. 1t meets the overture made
by Lord Castlereagh. and without propos
ing an armistice, Offers to proceed to the
adjustment OF the subject of impressment, by
Convention, in which the exclusion of Br.
tish seamen from our service, shall be pro
vided for, by such regulations and penalties
as shall be mutually deemed efrectual.
This security is all that England does, or
can, claim If her seamen are thus exclu
ded, she can no longer, under any pretence.
continue the practice OF impres5ment. -
Lord Castlercagh declares that he is rea
dy to receive and discuss any proposition.
processing to have this object an view: Mr.
Monroe declares that the proposition he
makes has this object in view---The iSresi
dent. says MIR. Monroe, in his letter to Ad-
miral Warren, is wiling that England
should be secured against the loss OF her
scamen 4; and to this end offers to negotiate
AN article, by which effectual regulations
shall be agreed upon, for tEer exclusion
from the public, and commercial service of
the United States.
AS 10 particular regulations for effecting
this object are mentioned, and as, therefore
every means, by which it can be accomp ish
ed, may become matter for discussion, the
proposition must become the subject OF
egociation--and as adequate regulations
ran be devised to afford security against
the employment Of British seamen, there
IS gro1nl to expect a dehnitivc settle
ment of that petplc&iug subject.
IL Admiral Warren be provided with suf
iIcirut powers the negotiation may be imme-
diatuiy commenced If not, it must he de-
iayed until powers be sent from Eagard.
~ The Petersburg papers state that the
Petersburg Volunteers arrived at Cbarlotis-
Vile on the 1tth--and that OH tie preceding
day ah elegant entertainrncnt vas given
item by Mr.. Jeflers at Monticello.
Departed this life of Thursday the first
of October last, Georyc DGN, EsCniJe, Of
Gloucester County, than WHOM few men
nave lived more beloved. or died more re-
grcitcd.
ry.---,.-----
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%. FOR SALE, i-2 miles from, this CITY, q
small reat farm, containing ABOUT 40 acres By latc
survey, about ~ cieareG-fqro Of svhich ere queU
SET m Glover TIE remainder IA Yheat-1uith good
measure, anaa small common house, and a fine
S0eH 81 ~ater IN The yard-Fsr terms apply at this
office.
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4 ND!:R decree of the county court of Che ster-.
u field, We shall sell on the premises on Saturday
Tue oth Dec next, to the highest bid +, tract or
parcel OF land, containing six acres, lying on Kings
Creek, being the sold To- Richard Hewlett and
Joseph C. Brown by Robert Woodcock--there is on
the land mill scat and some improvements Tho
sale will be made Oh "a credit of twelve months
The COMMISSIONERS
November 90. o.
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communicating TO ,l,em I'd return by water,
ahdthai Two transports would be tiumet!i-
ateiy employed to convey them down
the 81. Lawrence 10 the port of bos,an.--
tbs Arrangement o',iy includes the prison
ers fthe regular army taken at the capi-
tulationat Detroit, tie militia having b.c,,
discharged Immediately after that event.
We have. however. no DOUBT it will .bc eX-
tended to those AIKEN at OuccnSton-
.dl5aHy Gdxeffe.
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Va III BE SOLD to the highea: bidder at Nor
w cumberland courthouse, on Monday the I4th
day ot Dec mbernext Gf fair ii the ne xt fair dsyJ
between the hours OF ten and three O'clock that well
knqwn Tract OF Land called Soring field now in the
possession OF Col 1hos ID. Downing by the subscri-
pers, commissioners, ia pursuance OF decree of the
aistiIet court OF Chancery, held in Williams burs, in
oena OF JOS. Jones Monroe, against John Heath and
said Downing.
THOMAS TCH,LES,
PETER RICE and
FLEMING Bates.
November 90. vs.
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Koiider.- Th-ee 24's, one &c ana s,is l2.
Comni,dore Chauncy and Capt. -Nvoolsey,
are making every excr,ion in gettiag the
cannes rou;f,l the Osweso falls, which are
destined for the new frigate baii,lny az
Ssac:;et : ..arobr. she is caicji.te. TO Car
~ ttiiftv t&r guns. AMI win be ready To re :
eelve them in ten OF twelve DAYS.
CANANDAIGuA, Noy. 3.--Witain the
last few days, 50 ne heavy ordnance, (2+ *
- pounders) have been thro' this place for
Niagara.
On the 25th MT. detachment of about
100 Light Artillery, left the camp at Green
bush, for Niagara.
s A detachment of $50 u. S. mc,utry, en-
campet ia this village last evening.
Cul. Norton, mentioned in our last among
the British killed in the Queenston battle.
and who short time before came over and
shot one OF our CENTRES in the night, was u
half blood indian. born of a Canadian sqtaw.
lrhel act would denote a full blooded Sa :
pa GEL He had been publicly educated at
Elinbarg. and his exterior was that of a
gentcel well-bred man.
Government are building 80 gun frigate
at Sacket's har5or, which we are told is to
be launched on the 5th inst.-Ihey have al
so purchased all the private vessels on Lake
Ontario.
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LII persons having claims against the subscriber
n are requested to bring them for ard that pro-
Visions may he made to discharge the same-Hyinx
ON Bank streSt In Petersburg
November 90. -,
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ECONo on The 5th OF the present month twenty
dollars At GoochiaI,d Court House WHICH, 80,
be had by the owner, wneu he has identified his
money and paid the charges of this advertisement
r,c WIN. PERKINS Jr.
Oeoch'a'u Nourt ilo1se, Nov. 20. w4wp
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PgrLApELPHIA. Nov. "a
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

On the 9Th. at a o'clock. tue Legislature
OF N. York made choice OF Electors of Pre-
sdent and Vice President CT the United
States. On division there appeared.
For the Ciintonian Ticket "a
For the Federal Ticket As
Blanks IS
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~ olNE-Ile General Meeting of the Mutual
4 assurance SOe'ety against fire on buildings OF
the state OF Virginia, has been adjourned to Monday
the ltth DAY I" the next month then to be held at
the Capito III this CITY.
SAML. GNEgNHoW, p. Agent.
Kishmond, Nov. %. I,
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AIALUABLE PR O2'ERY'T- at .2LJCYYON.-.
wan be sold On Friday the 10Th last. at IL o.
clock before the cioor OF the Washington Tavern
IN TINS City, 500 acres OF land ~ the stale of Ohio
near the seat oil government of The state.
ALSO,
On Saturday the 2lst inst on the premises at fe
o'clock a Lot of ground in Adams Valley formerly
the property oil Nev,n kearinj the lot ia 100 feet
front and runs back about 10 icet il has on it a
good story framed house, well calculate Tor
comfortable dwelling; also large stable and is well
eucIosed---titles inLisputaLle. Terms made known
at sales.
RIGID. BROOKE .Quc.'r.
Nov 20. -
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sTO be sold on account Ut the underwriters and
those concerned IL the vcndpc oflies Of Messrs
Nipncre, Robinson : Pleasauts on Monday No
,e'nbe 2i1. 1872 bale of danpc II di,a'e Blanket
"a * WRC, No 60, imported X damsr,ii on board
,''e SIP Oiiyer EiisseFs, Timothy Welhs.,. mas
ter.
Ney. 20. Z,
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CoMMUNICATIoN.

1t is suggested to the officers, Soldiers,
Seamen and Marines. of the state Army and
Navy of Virginia during the Revolutionary
Var; That as they haze not. and ca,,nof
obtain complete titles to the lands reserved
or them by the state, i'll Consequence of the
iudian title not having yet been extinguish
ed /; and the proclamations Of the general
and state Governments forbdding them, to
survey, or, make settlements thereon, .
that meeting. of those Interested, be held
at the Sw an Tavern, in the City OF Rich
mond, on Tuesday the 18th day of Decembei
next. for the purpose OF devising such mea
sures, as may be proper, to lay before the
general and state Governments, the peculi
ar hardshps of their case. 1t is also, with
.iffidence, suggested. that if those, who are
interested, will transfer their claims, to the
United States, that they may be induced to
grant lands elsewhere, as they then, will
hold the claims of the officers &c. and when
he Indian title is eXtinguished, which the
general Government, only, have the power
20 do, the lands will be their own-''ris
proper to observe that these suggestions are
made by one, who is deeply interested, iii
is for others better informed to reflect, vine,
Their they are worthy of consideration.
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news EXPECTED.-La information
From tie northern border notices that the
army pf Gen. bloomfield amouating 20 a
bout SO0Orcgulars and militia, had moved
fr1n plittsburg to Champlain, town on
the mtier. 1t was said that operations
against he enemy would commence about
the first of November. If this be correct,
ne IS Of Importance my shortly be expect
ell from that quarter.
ALBANY. Nov. 8.
This day general DearD,rne went on to
Plattsbnrg, and Colonel Maconnb, of the
heavy artillery, with division of his rcgi
ment amounting TO more than three han
drcd, accompanied by two companies Of
light artillery. marched for Niagara a
speedy attack ON Canada is confidently an
ticipated.
A late discovery of body Of chalk and
white sand, was made by some hunters in
the Nor n mountain on the land belonging
TO Mr. Nevin, about miles from Raxbury,
In this county. Some gentlemen who visit
ed tie place, say THAI the chalk is of an
excellent qnality, and the sand which APP
pears almost Inexhaustible, is superior to
the common pewter sand. In "A cavity at
the above place, was found hand saw al
most eaten up By The Jaws Of time, with
come other implements of industry.
Franklin County Rekos.
a Halifax paper OF the 26th ult. mentions
the return Of the ships Of war Africa & San
Domingo, without having made any cap
lures.
The legislature of Vermont have passed
Law. authori,ing the election Of members
81 congress by general ticket.
Zerab Cot5urn, the mathematical prodigy
is exhibiting in London. fine Courier Of
the 29th mentions, that lie had been visited
BY the duke Of York in one Of the rooms at
Spring Garden, and who was astonishsd at
the arthme icti questions answered BIZ boy
Hneer eight years of age
Gen. Shsate is appointed governor of
Upper Canada vice general Brock deceas-
I'd.
RELEASE OF AMERICAN PRISONERS
We mentioned ~ 4 LAKE. Daper that GOV.
Provost had made proposals TO general
DeI born, 10 re ease al American urisan
srs ~ h's possession, on an assurance from
eur government that they should not again
serve curing the present war, unless ex-
shangel. We are now informed. from :,
s9r,ect snurce, ,het the proposition oririna-
ted Win general Dearborn and was con.
hWiicatsd TO governor Provost through
captain haSer, who WAS recently scns iiy.o
tsDad1 ~itA money and clothing FIR orr
PRISONERS. Governor Provost readily aud
shcer!uliy asceded to the proposal, and in
a polite letter 20 general Dearborn, infor
med Mis-, that rs the American prisoners
we're now AZ luesss, /. would Is most as-
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CHILLIcorHE,O Oct. 81

CHILLIcoTHE, Oct. 81.
The Virginia troops, under the command OF brig.
gen. Le,twitch, amounting in the whole, to about
$500 men, arrived this town on Tuesday the
eth inst and on Friday the Soth, sok the route by
the way OF Frankington, to the Rapids, where it is
expected, the fosr divisions OF the NORTHWESTERN
army will form Junction. The men well pro-
vide' with tents aud camp-equipage; but are dis
tltate OF clothing necessary for winter campagn-
We understand the above troops, and the Ohio vol
iunteers, now at Manary's blook-house, under the
command fbrig gen. Topper, Will form che
tire of the army-tiie Kentucky volunteers aud
OF brig gen. WINCHESTER, will form the left wing I,
the Pennsy lvania troops, under the command of
brig. gen. Crooks, now on their march by way of
Wooster, will form the right wing. These troops
amount, in the whole, to ten thousand men,
and are all under the command of Gen. Harrison,
who is now at Franklington, making the necessary
arrangements for supplying them with provisions,
&c. &e. With this formidable force there can be
little doubt as to the successful result Of tic present
campaign.
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ldei in Council would nrfes. the War, an,
wnen that expectation failed thcm. the,.
ncxt looked to the Jesuit vi the Presidential.
Election AS likely 10 sec0rc tuem a peace On.
fheir osvn lsvais. l. would bring in a heact
president, they were led To believe, VIII,
you'd patch up 4 pacihca,inn without secnr
ing Cur seamen iroM iMpscssment. Inis
5u66e toe has buret Mi. Madison is re.
e'ec,cd ami he is Determined TO protect
the rights and the honor OF hrs cuun.ry at
Nhe same ''ne Offering the Olive branch ON
SUCH Conditions as the British cabinet
must b. even more Insane than their mad
.nonarch 70 reject. These reflections. aided
oy the arm Ct THIS nation, and the enierprize
and successes Of our troops. by tie firmness
and perseverance of our public councils, will
tend ,u come degree to Counteracs the vision
ary calculations which G.. IL. is founding on,
thu Continued opposition Of desperate par
y, who yet howl in the public ear x abuse
All administration, which holds out those vrr,
terns that the same party hut d few weeks
since declared ought to satisfy all the wish
es Of Great Britain. We have to make Il
vigorous push at the enemy. To confirm the
impression arising from the result of the e.
lection; We must second the voice of the
people by tho arm ofthe government anu
perhaps this insulting enemy may yet be
taught To solicit the pacific terms which
nave been already held out to them.
" We shall publish in our next the o.
fciai notification of'the Governor IN Coun-
Gil stating the election of the Gentlemen,
composing the Madison Ticket. as Electors
of President and Vice President of the U.
States.-Those gentlemen are therefore re-
quested TO be at their post on the first
Wednesday, In next Month On which dav,
the Electoral Colleges are to meet in all
he states of tlN> union.
AZ The Legislature will meet OH Mon
day, the last day of thus month.
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From Ipashingson .Nop. 10.

From Washing,on Nov. 10. -
4" The Constellation, Capt Stewart, which
Will sail the middle of next month, is in the
most complete repair, equal to new frigate.
The Adams, which has been heightened Is
feet. is rapidly progressing in her repairs-
She will be commanded by Capt. Morris
The New-York, capable of being made a
capital ship, is to be taken round to New
York To receive her repairs-She will be I'M
der the command Of capt. Gordon" Ref
BY the Portuguese brig Bahia Packet,
(arrived at New York; Lisbon letters to
the 18th sf September have been received !;
they state that Lord Wellington was at
Burgps, having been joined by Castanos
VITA $4,000 men. Massena had not enter
ed SPAN.
A London paper of the s1st Of September
says, " In consequence of the American
war, the Packets are to have guns and 10
men. in addition to their present number
: II has been industricusly circulated, by
those opposed to the administration, that no
provision has been made for the troops
lately called out. that the troops from this
quarter had to shift for themselves at Pitts
burg. We are happy TO have it in our pow
er 20 Contradict the aspers;on--in ono hour
after they arrived, they were furnishe d
with shirts, shoes, overalls, hunting shirts,
vests, &c. &c. &c, go. &c. Sc. &c. &c.
&c. two'moaths' pay in advance, besides 1 9
dollars for each ct their rifles. They are
nov on thcv w.y 20 D.trnit, with train of
artillery, Be. $4,000 blankets have been
Forwarded to Gen. Harrison.-W Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS.
- On Saturday lasc, in the Supreme Court
ct Nisi Prius, before the Hon. Judge Back
enridge, Came on the trial of a suit for a
Libel, brought by the Editor Of the Free
mans Journal against, Jnhn Binns. Editor
OF theaOe .nocrstic Press. The cause occu-
ped the Court from Saturday till Wednes-
day at half past one O'Clock, when the lurv,
having been charged by the Judge, retired,
anti the Court Adjourned till half past D.
At a little after o'c.ock, the jury brought
In verdict of $500 damages and costs, in
g. of \, 49, q
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Departed this life mt Thursday the first
of October last, Grorgc B0N, EsCniJe, Of
Gloucester County, than WHOM few men
nave lived more beloved. or died more re-
grcttcd.
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MARYLAND.
Frederick Counfy, ION June, 1912.

Frederick County, loh June, 1912.
At a very respectable meeting of the Federal
Republicans held at the Sulphur Springs, in
the Westminster district, Tor the purpose
ofselectlng suitable candidate torepreseHt
us in the place OF PhIh Carton Key, Esq
he having declined, Col. Joshua Gist was
called to the chair, and Isaac Attee appoint
ed Secretary-The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Whereas az many respectable meetings held
in the district, ALEXANDER CONTEE
HANSON, Esq has been unanimously cho-
sen at said meetings:
Resolved, That III The opinion of this meet
ing the critical situation of our affairs and the
increasing danger $ thai threaten US on all sides
require men or hrnness and talents to conduct
the great vessel Of The U. States, and that the
made by our political friends is
wise and judicious one and we pledge our
selves to use all fair and honorable means to
secure his election.
Resolved, That DR.. Thomas Beyer, Caht,
Thomas Gist and DGr. Thomas Agedcalf be APP
pointed committee to address letter to H.
le~rander Contee Raason, Esq. and inform
him OF the proceedings of this meeting.
ReSotped, Thai the chairman of this COM
mittee forward the proceedings Of SAID meet
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FOR SALE
Cor the life Of Mrs. Cartsr,J
SeVcn 4 SOrOG,

oCVOlF - 3 -.
A valuable Blacksmith, his Wife and four
Children; one SMART active Boy another
smart Girl capable Of service = Negro
Fellow advanced in age bur AN excellent
Cook. Terms 40 doll IS, cash
Enquire OF the PRINTER,
June 27
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N g to the editors ofthe Federal Republican 81
Frederck-town Herald for publication.
JOSHUA GIST,
Attest, ChanmznS
Isaac ATLEE, Secr'y
no:oo:: So
From the United STAIRS Gazette.
ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
COLUMBIA once an eagle found,
So faint he scarce could fly;
And all impatient on the ground,
Could only view the sky.
In vain with stern reluctant pride,
He EYED his plumage DER:
The heights of heav'n his wing defcd;
loo feeble yet to soar.
And once (t'was on this very day.
She left the bird aone
And cried go climb the solar ray,
Thy plumage now is grown.
Applauding Heav'n the sentence crovn'd,
And as he strove to fly.
Lit up a constellation round,
That dazzled every eye.
ell nations with a joy sincere,
Beheld the power divine,
They saw the shining stars appear,
And blcst fair freedoms sign.
And freedom still with smiling air,
When doubts and fears prevail,
Points to the constellation fair,
And still repeats the tale
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MOI IGL.

NOiICL.
I will either Sill or Rent the BRICK
" REiOU L and LOT GA the soulh side
Of King street near the corner Of Woter
street, at present occupied by c. I Ca,iett,
Esq Possession may be had the llth Oc-
tober next. Apply
John Tucker.
July s law
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Just Received,
Per brig Trim, from Boston, and FOR SALE By
Lawrason x Fowle,
100 tons Plaster Paris
$50 casks of Lime
20 bbls Tanners Oil
500 reams Wrapping paper
bale Of broad Russia Diapers,
containing 10 pieces
ALSO-per sloop Ann,
$50 bbls of Suffolk Tar,
3 bbls Of Bees-Wax
July7 eost
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king provision for the redemption of the
whole of the public debt OF the u. States.l
for the interest aud reimbursement of the
domestic debt of the Uaited States ); and also
"a statement of the balance remaining in the
Treasury OF the u. States ON the Slst of
December last, aud of the balances unex-
pended ON the same day in the hands of the
Treasurer OF the War and Navy depart
mentS."
The Senate proceeded to consider the dis
agreement of the House TO the amendments
OF the Senate to the navy bill and
! On motion of Mr.. Giles, the Senate insis-
ted on their appointments, and Messrs. Giles,
Lloyd. and Cra7sford. were appointed a
committee to manage a conference with the
House OH the subject of the disagreeing votes.
The Joint resolution respecting digest of
the returns OF the arts and manufactures of
the United States, was read a third time, &
with an amendment, passed.
The bill to carry into effect an act Of the
Legislature ofthe state of Maryland ; the
bill to alter the time of holding the circuit
court of the first circuit; and the bill to in
corporate the Georgetown I.ancastrian
School Society were each read third time
and passed.
Wcdnesday, March IS.
The bill providing for the removal of cau-
ses pending in the respective district courts
at the United States, in case of the disabili-
~ of the Judges thereof, wasread, with the
amendments reported, the third time and
passed. ,,..
The further consideration of the bill to pro-
vide for the designating, surveying and grant
ing the military bounty lands, was postponed
until Tuesday next. Gs.ul
The bill repeating the 10th section of tire
act Incorporating the subscribers to the
bank of the U. S. was read the third time
and passed.
F-1he Senate resumed, as in committee of
the whole, the consideration of the bill for
the relief Of the collectors of the ports of
Baltimore, Norfolk and Portsmouth-and
, on the question shall this hill be engrossed
and read third time, twas determined in
the negative.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-02-07
LETTER

From the Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means, to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, in relation to the Revenue neces-
sary for the service of the United States,
for the present and future years and the
WAYS and means for raising the same, with
the answer of the Secretary of the Treasu-
nv thereto.