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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
|, MONDAY, DEcEMnEn 6, 1873

~. As.congress meets this day, in the
capitol at Washington, it may not perhaps
be unintcrcsting to our readers to be mad
acquainted with the exact strength of the
Two great parties which compose tina, body
from each Of the states respectively, with a
few summary observations for the purpo-
SEES ofillustratiop.
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From which deduct

Leaving clear and efficient majority
OF thirty five Uofes over quiIs, federalists
and tories, for we have made our calcua-
tions on the broad scale of " Those zyho
are NOT for as are against u.s." and fire
more than the majority which declared the
war. In Nesv- HAMPSHIRE the people are
very equally divided, but the opposition
prevailed by general ticket in the selection
OF congressman. This mode was resorted
TO Tor the express purpose of shutting out
the democrats which was accomplished
with great difficulty. The same may be
said of Vermont, whose democratic pre-
poRderance was secured much in the same
manner. The Massachusetts elections
tor congress were held at time when the
peace mania was raging with its greatest
violence, when the democrats suffered
themselves to be seduceA by names and led
away by false representations. However
the spirited manner in which the presses
have been conducted IN Boston, has inspired
the people with confidence in the govern
: ment, * they are gradually returning to. feH|
into the ranks with their old fellow lahore
who stood unmoved by those violent ebul-
litions, with which men of weaker minds
and less foresight we're carried away con-
trary to- their own inclination aud iudg.
ment, many Of whom still persist in their
error with no other view than to impose
belief on others that they are sincere
Such BIAS been the change here that the
hohufation stands about as 10 8, instead
Y OF as to II, as this representation in con-
gress would seem to indicate. ConnecH-
cut remains the same, like the Modes and
Persians--these people, of steady ha-
bits continue the same. Henry said tina,
no change was necessary" Rhode Island
continues opposed to the administration
but is quite " beacea6ie" in her endeayors
to ovsrturn 1t, as she is largely engaged in
manufacturing. In Nezo- York, within the
last twelve months there has been most
happy and gratifying change in the public
sentiment Of the city and state, both OF
which are now decidedly democratic, as
they have chosen their governor by ma
jority Of 5000 votes-and in the charter
election for the city the democrats had the
majority of votes, where, before, they
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quarters at Plattsburg, were general lizard
was in command.
In consequence of dispute relative to
gen. Hampton, capt. Barker and lieut..
Sumption fought a duel; a ball passed thro'
capt Bankers thighs and the affair end
cd. We arc happy to say tho wounds are
only fesh wounds--the captain was reco-
vering and considered out Of all danger
PHI. Press.
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PUBLIC SALE.


TONIC RROW, the Tn instant, at 10
o'clock Mill be sold, at the Store of the
late JoHa WEsTcoTT, deceased, in Fair
Jnr-sfreef, ohhosite Bryan Hamhson and
Co. all The STOCK in s,ade of said de-
cedenf-c consisting Of
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
WOODEN & OTHER GOODS.
Saitablej for the Present season.
Together with large quantity of
Ready made coarse and fine Clothes.
ALSO,
His household and kitchen Furniture,
AND LIKEWISE
"A Negro Girl, for a term of years.
Terms made known at the sale.
By order Of The administrators.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
December 6.
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~ CARD.

rhe Publishers of the large Prints repre-.
senting the capture Of the
Guerrero and Macedonian
FRIGATES,
& 3 EG leave TO inform the citizens of
sS Alexandria, and it's vicinity,-the said
Prints may be had at the subscription price,
hy applying at Trihfet's hotel, until the LIST
day OF January, 1914, at which time they
will be advanced.
December g. 2awtIstJan
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BURLINGTON, Nov. &c

BURLINGroN, Nov. 90.
Gsp. Hampton arrived in the bay off
this place, III the Steam boat, on Tuesday
evening last, next morning sailed for war
mer climate. The orders for the northern
army 10 join gen. Wilkinson have been
countermandcd, with the exception Of the
battalion of the eleventh, and a company of
the Fifth, which are 10 join their regiments
under gen. Wilkinson at the French Mills.
Com. Decatur, with his little squadron,
as com. Rodgers, we understand, are wait
ing for favorable opportunity to get to sea
They are closely watched by vast SUI
periori,y of force; but the first gale that
shall dispense the enemy, will be embraced
by our commanders in seeking the OCEAN
Bosf. Gaz.
We have had a conversation with an in.
telligent officer who left gen. JVilkinson's
army at French Mills on the 10Th Noyem-
ber. They were then hutting. The river
Salmon up which our flotila had proceed.
ed about IL miles, was frozen over. Gen.
Wilkinson continued seriously indisposed
and gen. Lewis was unable to take COM
mand. Gen. Covipgton and col Dix were
buried with military honors at French
Mills on the 18th.
Gen. Hamilton was az BURLINGTON IN the
Esd, unde. stood to be on his way to the
seat of the general government. The
convalesceBt officers end sol&iers of his
p my were left at Burlington, where gen.
Parker was left in command. The main
body OF the army had gone into winter
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MARRIED, at the Friends meeting house
in this town, on Thursday last, SAMUEL B.
SnRHvz. to RACHEL J. SMEDLEy--both of
this place.
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MARRIED, in Boston, on Thursday last,
by the Rev. ]. S. ]. Gardiner, CHARLES
STEWART, Esq, commander of the United
States frigatc Constitution, to Miss DELLA
TUDOR, daughter Of tho honorable William
Tudor.
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LIND EOK N-ILE--

Z = virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed or q,
Z 23d day # June, 1872, by Mourning t,,sco,,,
W US az .rust.es, TO secure TO George Slaughter
certain SUN OF money therein mentiore, ed
WIN be cold tor ready money, on the pfe,,s., NO.
the lut' Gay ct January next, ensuing the ds,.
hereot-Fosr Hundred and Four a ores n, l,AWn
wherein the s'id Mourning Lpsconb resides. IyinC
s'lna'ed and being IN the Parish Of Saint John "a
county OF kng Niism-or ~ much of said IsrJ w.
will be suihc'ent to pay SIX hundred and twenty
four do'ls s ~ cents With interest thereon from -
2@' day Of Jure 1910, tH paid end all other root,
gent charges t'at m"y be nee ssary in carrying Tins
HARDEN LTTTLEPACE.
IL. LlPSCOMB.
December Q. IL
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.An0iAer POst Office 4fo6berg , :
ONE HUWDRED DoLLdRS

l. w A D.
G kS the e5th of September list = le,,e- ,vos -.
- INTO the Richmond Posi- Office by nv son r
.. Mayo, directed to Mrs. A MAYO, at The Hnt
springs, enclosing two notes of the Bank of Vrsins
~ each, OF the following description, viz Let
l'th OF February, 1913. One other note II same -.
MONT, letter ID No $50 payable t. Frsncis Ceoroe
dated l7ih ct February, 1Si3.-W Which said let1sr
be paid the restoration OF the jetter ,nl 90 %
tents ana Tor the conviction of the thief the above
SUN OF 800 will be paid
Dec. 9. Mn ~
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LAST MIG HTS NM.

Bnth Houses of Congress formed quorum
on Wonday-in the absence of the V. Pre-
S''eht' MT. Varnum was appointed Presi
den. fro tem. of the SAnate.-NIr. CLAW
took his chair as speaker of the III. or.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-09

InSn-, the war Wi. .i Z, ysciss.,c,,, = y..,,
eng the espae'y and the desyn.y Il the Un to
ots'ss To oe great, Furnishing, and pow.ri,n
nstsn worthy Of the friendship vn.ca il Is dissos
eu 70 cultivate with sh others anil authu, acd ty
is own example, 10 ,uire from aIi IN obse,y.pe.
OF the laws o. Justice and recprusity Hevun Ties.
tneir cis'ms hsve never extended a2d, in cootrn
'ns Tor these, we behold subject for our eongr.u.
''e""s ~ the DAILY Testimonies Of eneres sne hsr-
mony throughout tie nation, and may bumtis r
p"se our trust IN the smiiesot Heaven On 60 "a.
Gus u cause.
~. JAMES MADISON.
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JAMES MADISON.
Warrington. Dec. z, 1913.
NEWS FROM DETROIr.

Zen: M'Arthur, with his brigade, has
sailed tor Mackanaw and St. Josephs, where
ne VIII garris' this wmter-The British
ana indian forces there, are not correctly
h""Wn' Ven. Cass, remains at Detroit,
and IS commandant of the posts on ,Cat
frontier, and has been appointed g,yerno,.
pro TEN. OF Michigan territory with civil
and military jurisdiction in the north wes-
tern district ct Upper Canada. Iranau,iI-
ty IN that quarter restored.
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y ii L. u Il B L E W & r O = 6
FOR SALE.
Dec. 9.

E}CkSUANT to a Decree Of the County Con,t
OIL hehr,c"' Will be sold, on the 18th of Deceln.
Der, by the Commissioners there Il mentioned
L ii Z T. n kOES
Two OF which are struh; Fellows and n bkelv W.
man, at twelve months credit bolony,n,, IN ib, 30.
tate OF John Ferris, decd. of Henrico COUNTY tbev
., ing residue Undivided, are sold agreeable to ths
decree To make distribution among H. is,,at.as w.
the sad decd. The sale will take place at his ats
residence! IN the lower end OF the csunlv. neaT
Bottoms Nudge, ~ miles below the city OF Rich.
mCnd. ~ "a As'N'f'
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BIZ THE COMMISSIONERS

- Will Will also be sold, at the same time and place.
the pershable part of the estate OF Iobn Ferri'
ueoo' Tor All sums under Eve dollMs, ca,L---fop
an over i've dollars, nine months credit--s
ne purchase giving bond win approved seeu.
riV, 70 carry interest from the date, if not
pune'uaiIy psic CcnsiFtns Of Household q Kitsl,.
en- Furniture, one Horse, the balance of Cows. siv
barrels Of Corn and long FJragt An persons in.
neoted to the above Estate are reqnegted to In.ks
nn date pay mcnl' and those bsying c!sims against
me s1d estate are also requested to briag the m mr.,
perry authenticated, there may be uroyison
made Tor the payment thereof
Dec. Q. '-A C"'
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IHLUHBLE LOTS T0R S.JLF-

III Subs ritcr will sell wiz ont ressrve M, ~,
day Tie 18th inst (f f,r, " not ,he n.t, ,a,,.
deyO TEN LOTS OF LAND each eoo,s;,;,,
troo' 70 . scr s. lvpP ~ the Civ line. aid adj
r"nI"g me Lands OF tol Richard Adams and Mr
Join Giyrn a further description E. t,ouvi,, M
essay, rs any person may see rlat at nv bo,.,
Terms and ~ ntor'h ,rejit Tho alpy " q ,bs
property Of Nr. john New, who viii ina.sa s,,is.
lac ory tie 70 the purchaser.
The saiJ VII soD.roence st fl o'clock on the n-.
Eni4ss, JAMES &, LYNCH, Apo's
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a nag had been sent into Detroit by thar
fe"oubtable Ensiishman, general Proctor.
requesting his papers and effects which he
ran away from on The river Than. s The
party mat came with the flag from general
Proctor were put under guard.
BardSkozyn Rehosikory
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ne PRESIDENT, Com. Rodgers. passed the
naro n OF Newport, for sea, with fair
wihd, on the night of the 18th ult.
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WAsutNcroN D.co,,or-

rms dry at tzoetpe o'clock, the President
Of me U"hed States transmitted ire fol.
i07o'HS Message TO both Houses of Con
- Sress, by 6Ir. Coles his SecrefQrv
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oIlCE TO THE PUBLICAN the reous.,
= OF The hxecutrx of the late Col WilGsm Rcd
OF Westover, It is thought proper to warn the nn}o
ss's me purchase o! supposed titles 10 lots in the
Ivy o. richmond, to which the seller can show nc
~, '.e derived rom the trustees of Col Byrd, or
pY'".a"'e one by the production of a ticket q,
Wh'en they are entitled. Persons who bay, iaksn
pesSon OF lots without either OF these titles. ss
eertainy convey none tn purchaser; and the TO-.
WIN ne called on forthwith to pursue the leaf
~ 'uch property, and holding it for the purnoses -
the trust, md Of Col Byrd's win. -
P'"hn'ond Dec o. oonI,n
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Whilst then, the present cainpaign has not
:ullv "gratiied our hohes, it should not Gre
ate deshair."
the mother country in the war of 1756,
when the means of Great Britain and her
colonies united were unable to take the Ca
nadas in Tess than sir years IF we com
pare ourselves with our fore fathers, i'm the
war OF rs, what room is there for despair |?
If oar spirits ought to flag. to what a de.
plorable depression ought they to have
sunk but they sunk not they only re-
doubled their effurs. Canada was CONQUER
ed, and America became free.
Let us initiate these examples. Let u,
redouble our exertions. Much, though not
epery thing, has been done.
Let us employ the winter TO extend our
heet at Sackett's Harbour-as the British
VIII assnredly do At Kingston.
LEI VS. enlist more troops-raise the boun-
w. without making any part Of it as an i'd
ounce OF the pay,-and do away the bnunty
IN land, IT the recruit requires it-let US al
so do away the system of tzyriue months
men. which orly absorb the money of the
country ami interfere with the recruiting
service forthe years men, without render.
ing Permanent and adequate benefit; for,
TIER time expires, just as hey become good
soldiers; and If we were to fake Montreal
win IL months men, we should have to
keep it with years. men.
Let us have a Com mandrr-i in chieT in
name as well as by commission-and the
HeEs C6Wf@iSn may hut an end TO The svar.
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oENOs AYRES HluEs.-Tbe snl sr,;I,...,
w,li nave Tor sale, in few days---I9.o Bnenns
-A''eS fi'oe' oil a very superior qualty
Osco,., J. BROWN, Jr. & Co.
md
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VIRGINIA LEGIsLATrJYE

On motion of .Kr. Mercer fori autonnl q re,o,r.
ton has been adopted by the II. of calling upnn
ne Governor for report Of what monies have been
expended since the last Session in the defence Of the
o's'r asungn.shng such may 20 to the debit of
the u States from Gieh "a must he assumed nv IA n
State herself. y ''''
TN Saturday the Legislature will proceed to the
election of the Governor ~ '''e
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VENHE Captain o. the Night Watch Of The C;,- oe
IL "'c"'nond, wishes to employ number of res
Pect'o'e men, that can eome we'll recommended. to
perIor'h That duty-which duty win be assigned to
,neu'-snd their pay will be S2s5 per wear and
s'.i warm coats furnished them while on duty
ANY person wishing to sngag,. will arniy 70
December g. eu6,
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W III De sud, at Public Auction, without re
- serve, Thursday the i6tb ;n,, ,a..
nNeiy F'y fonr years old next spring, out of mar
IMPORTED ny George Jefferson deceased. and pof bv
on I'arry--she won with ease, the great Gween
Sates at Fairfield Isst fail Six months credit HI
oe aiowei the purchaser, upon his giving a no,a
with an approved indorser es "''@
THUS. TAYI mp e. IL
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NLM. COWAN. N-1TCH .id3EE1 -,

NJ NJ. COWAN, Tr.3TCH .u.3EEH. = SIR.
w. respectfully informs his customer, srI ,ts
p "one' that he has On hsnd a good assortment of
P"'ent never, repeating, ladies' and Other Estcbes
4" Eo,u Si s'''er eases. Clocks aud Time Pieces
80 "S""ao'N 's'ottmert Of Jewelry silver sDd no
.gu " are gold, gilt, silver and plated FD.nI.ts
~. Az" gu Cord, swords and drks sword hens
pee'sS'cs serl, silk aud gilt Watch Chains seals
80 =" I'm great y'r<ty o. otker articles il,
"'S ,Fe; I'll OF which hs fers the lowest prices
" "stehts and Clocks carefully reusired--
~ y Ai',, Silver " are made to order
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Illus. TAYLOR, for the. executr:x Of
December o. SON ueo u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
By Authority.
AN ACT
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

~ ~ M
Making additional appropria, ions for the sup
port OF government during the year one
thousand eight hundred and thirteen.
BE IL enacted 6y The Senate and House
Of Setircsenfafives ofthe United States At IL
mericG, III Congress assembled, That IN All
di,lon To The SUMS appropriated by the act ma.
king appropriations for TIC support Of govern.
ment tor the year one thousand eight hundred
and thirteen, the following sums be, and they
arc hereby re pectwey appropriated, that is to
say:
For experces OF intercourse with foreign ma
tio,rs, IN addition to the sum heretofore appro-
printed, The sum of thirty-eight thousand five
huulnsd dollars.
toi tie Rtltef aud prOtI ZION of rArierican
seamen, in addition to the sums heretofore, an
propriated. the sum OF forty thousand dollars
For ht;rrg up four rooms III the building pur
chased BY 'hc Unitel States, where the gen raj
posi- Office is he'd, Tor the OF the superin.
ten arr & nei a. o military supplies, two thou.
and ,hirt' -nine dollars and twelve and an hall
cents
For books, stationary. furniture, wood, and
other contingent expences, the sum oil Que
thou sand doiArs.
sec. 2. Ind be il fiufAer enacted, That
tn. several sums hereby appropriated shall nc
paIdout oranJ monies in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
II CLAY,
Speaker of the House of hepreseutati,e s.
Il. GERRY,
Vice>President of the Unite,i States, and Pre-
sident of the Senate.
August 2, 1913.
APPROVED,
IANIEc MAnJSC1Nr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
JAMES MADISON.
AN AC.r


For the relief of the officers and crew of the
luie United Sta,es' brig Vixen
Be t enacted by me Senate ard House Of
Retircseafatrues Of the United States Of H.
me'icG ga Congress assembled, hat the
Accountant OF the Navy Department &c and he
is hereby authorised and required To assume
the day OF the departure of the brig Vixen
from port in the United States on her las,
cruise as the day which the accounts o. the.
officers and crew OF the said brig shall b fna
ly settied and balanced, Provided, that nothina
herein contained shall be construed to depriv,
ths officers and creE at any Claims 10 ,urtfer
pay ment lhan is allowed by this act which ma,
ON satisfactory proof appear to he Just.
Sec. 2 dnd be h further enacted, That the
Secretary OF the Navy be, and he Is hereby au
thorlsed TO allow and pay unto the officers and
crew the said brig, such svp of money rs y,
his judgment may be due 10 them for Their pay
H. CLAY,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
E. GERRY.
Vice President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
Approved,
August 9, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACr

j.
Authorising the sale OF sundry Lots, the pro-
perry OF the United States, in the borough
of ftsburg.
BE IL en4cted blythe Senate and House Of
RfhrcsenIRtiUes IF me United States of II
n'e'Ica IN Congress assembled, That the
President Of the United be, and he is hereby
authorized, to cause to be sold certain lots
OF ground in the borough OF Pittsburg, in tue
state OF Pennsylvania, being the property
1T The United States, and the same on which
fort Fayette now stands, the proceeds where
OF are hereby appropriated, under the de
rsction of the President, to the erection of
arsenals, armouries and laboratories
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
e. GERRY,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
August ., 1913.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

Authorising the payment for Wagons and teams
captured or destroyed by the enemy at De-
trolt.
Be il enacted BY he Senate and House Of Re.
freSentGts Ues gfHe United StotcS Of An,erica IN
Congress ass nsied That every person who has
sustained dam ages by the loss Of his Wagon
and team, or either OF them, without any fault
or negligence on his part, Wilde the same were
actully employed in the transportation OF beg
gage or supplies for the army under the com
mand of brigadier general William Hull, dur
ing the summer OF one thousand eigdt hundred
and twelve, and which were captured AID ces
troyed by the enemy On he surrender of said
army at Detroit, shall be allowed the value Of
such Wagon and team, or either OF them, lost
as aforesaid, the facts of he loss of the same.
as well as the value thereof, 10 be ascertained
in such manner, and on such evidence, as the
President of the United States may direct; to
be paid ont OF any monies in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Sp, aker of the House OF Representatives
Il. GERRY,
c resident of The United States, and
President Of the Senate.
August ., 1918.
Approved,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
From tAe .nallonaL IntelAgeaeer.
Gentlemen,
TO THE EDITORS.

TO THE EDITORS.
Gentlemen,
An American citizen having been (on his
passage from the United States for Francc)
taken and carried into England, and tletan,
ed their several months, under various and
somewhat peculiar circumstances, takes the
freedom OF troubling you with few re
marks, grounded on the facts and opinions
ne gained during his detention there.
The great leading principle in the policy
Of the British government is to monopolize
trade, and secure and increase the prepon
derance Of their navy. Their increased ex
penditures, great as they are, pass by un-
beededs provided these two objects arc Sc
cured The nation is, at present. absolute
" governed by the naval interest and The
London merchants aud the war agains,
the United States will be prosecuted so Ion,
as 1t shall be for tho benefit Of those two late.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
JAMES MADISON.
Az ACI.

AN ACT
For reducing the duties payable on prize
goods captvrccl by the private armed yes
sells OF the United Stases.
BEH enacted by tie Senate and House
of fefresentatives Of the United Sfates Of
dmerfca in CoAgress assembled, Iha, OF
all goods, wares and merchandise Captured
FROM the enemy, and made good and law
full prize # war, by any private armed ship
or vessel OF the United States, having a
commission for making captures upon the
euemy, or letters of marque and reprisal,
and brought into the United States or their
territories. there shall be allowed deduc
zion Of thirty-three and one third per cent.
on tic amount Of duties at present imposed
by law.
II. CLAY,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
r.. GERRY,
Vice President Of the United States, and
PresidcB: Of The Senate.
August 2, 1873.
Approved,
IAfEc NFAD1cObr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-16
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
August ., 1913.
Approved,


For the relief Of Joshua Dorsey
BE &c enacfed6y ne Senate and House eCRe-
6reseniali1, eC the United States of 4anerfca, in
Congress assembled, That Joshua Dorsey, who
is now confined in the jail Of Ball more county
in the state OF Maryland, Oh judgment Obtain
cd against nim in favor of the United States,
be discharged from his Imprisonment Prov.
ded, however, That any estate, real or person
al, which the said Joshua Dorsey may have or
hereafter acquire, shall be liable TO be taken
TO satisfy any judgment obtained against him
by the United States, IN the same manner as It
he had noi been imprisoned and discharg, d .
And provided, also, That nohing in This sci
contained shalt be so construed as 20 discharge
or affect The liability Of any corobligor, that
may have been bound with the said Joshua
Dorsey, Tor the payment of any money to The U
Riled States.
". CLAY,
S aker oftIe House Of Representative
r. GERRY,
Vice President the United States, and
President OF tie Senate
August 2, 1873.
APPROVED,
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