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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

Saturday, Jan. 9, 1915.
Tie bill from tho Senate confirming the
decision of the commissioners appointed &c.
investigate the title 10 the public land az
West Point, was read third time and pas
sed.
BFLL1GERENT MEASURES.
The bill supplementary to the act for the
more perfect organization Of the Army of the
u. States was read third time
Mr.. Sto9U asked the indnlgebee Of Tie
House for one moment--not t,at he might
adNo oroppose the present bill, but ihae
he might explain 20 this House and the pa.
ton the vote he was about 10 give. was.
said lie. deciAedly opposed 10 the war. ard
have by every lawful means in my pnwev
endeavorcd TO change the Executive. Sirais
then vote the means for carrying on war
which opposed, and place these means az
the DISPOSAL Of men il whom / have but be-
Ftle conhdenees ] deliberately cay. ycs.7----
When the people by their Constituted az
cents have said eve will have war" and
whee ihcy have decided who Shall be the
Executive to conduct *, conceive it nv
iuty to FURNISH all reasonable P'tk9s fcr
carrying ;Aeit will preD23s AID rizerqssls
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From O Lordon Paher.

Windsor dhha'ftion.--The good 30
rle oil Windsor have been lately much
alarmed by the agitation into which
centinel, s,stionsd on the Castle.ter-
race, had been thrown by what he
deemed a supernatural appearance -
The man, it seems, saw figure aP
oroschirr him, which he challenged,
and receiving no answer attempted to
,tup with his bayonet, but tnn9d he had
thrust /, into :" thin air" The disap-
pointment had such an effect upon him
tina, he called Justify fer help, and when
The Guard came to fiis assistance, was
found in great alarm and agony. A sub
s;itu,c was left, AID at the guard heuse
The man was treated with kindness and
sympathy. He was we'll known Tor MS
bravery, and as soon as he recovered
lis spirits, he expressed his regret that
he had given way to foolish panic, ana
in compliance with his earnest entreaty
was pern,iued to resume his pos. IN
about half an hour after, however ne
uttered a similar outcry, and again hast
ered To- relieve him. He was tound III
a swoon, with part of lbs gun broken
off When he recovered, he stated that
the same appearance had pre- sented 1t,
>eif to him, and had apparently moved
to the wall, and that he had broken ms
niece in the attempt to strike II, m that
r;,,,,;or. Int. being again disappointed
in the expectations of a solid substance
his terrors brought him to the state Ia
which he was discovered. 1t has been
rumorcd that some OPTICAL trirk has been
plaved upon him from apartments IN the
castle; but it is well known thar !ne
suspected apartment was not occupied
At the time, and the account OF the man
stated that the figure was 7vhoHy aa.S'
another circumstance calculated TO ais-
N.Y. move such rumor. The more ration
y, soIa.ior given is, that ghosts & s'o!'"s
had been the subject of conversation
sor some time in the night. while the
man was present, and that his magma
,;o, had BETRAYED him into his perplex-
ties ard distresses.
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INDIAN NEUTRALITY.

Immediately on the declaration of
war being known to the Indian tribes at
the eastward, a deputa,on proceeded to
Eastport in order to declare the neu.
traiiiy Of their people They were re.
c.ived in the public school house by the
members Of the committee Of safety and
number of respectable C tizens. when
Francis Joseph Neptune, Chief of the
Pcnobscot, Passamaqunddy & aerishete
Tribes, delivered a Talk in the Indian
language, hich was translated in sub
stance, as follows, into English, by bis
son, who has had the advantage of tolera-
bic education.
Brothers! I rejoice at this time
under a bright sunshine, that CID has
permitted us to assemble ourselves as
perceive at this place.
"Brothers We attend upon you to
inform yon, that six years have now
passed, since three'f1i5es united in sen.
timent to choose one Chief; and still
continue Of one mind; as speaks one,
so speak the whole.
"Brothers We have been, we are,
and will be your friends, desiring to
bide in peace and tranquility.
=. brothers! We lament the misun
ders,anding between our friends tho A.
meric ans. and our neighbors theEng|ish;
be assured we will on no occasion .0ter
fere or concern ourselves IN this matter;
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Extract frn, The .4rss.er

The high professions, impractical
bic disposition, and crafty policy of The
American Government, admit but little
hope of any understanding speedilyarls.
Ing between Geeat Britain and the u.
States, which may serse to restore TO
these Countries, the blessings sf Peace.
T therefore contemplate with the utmos,
satisfaction the unanimous zeal, loyalty
and courage, evinced by the whole DO
pulation Of the Canadas, il The support
and defence of the inestimable advanta.
ges they enjoy under the paternal and
powerful Government Of His Majesty :.
and for their preservation, l rely on
the valor Of tried and experienced off
GERS, ably trained and we'll disciplined
soldiers. an embodied militia rapidly ris-
ing to military perfection, and an enlight-
encd people d, voted to the just cause OF
"a beloved sovereign"
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Feh~uerv'30,

WINS, ,tAS. &c.
6 Pipes old London P. Madeira0
II do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon 81
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry <
e quaiter casks Malaga
scases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and
younghyson Teas, Of a very snpe-
,inr quality,
90 puncLcons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 dc. northern do.
80 bids Molasses,
10000 POUNDS I.oai Sugar,
1900 POUNDS bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper aud Pimento,
40 kegs race and gonnd Ginger,
so bales UplYrd Cotton. nice 4ral't1,
700 pounds Bengal & Spanish lrdsgo,
80 boxes mon!d and dlpt Candles,
40 do No. Chocolate.
100 do Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
500 rcams wiring and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Livcrpoc! fine Salt,
90 hkds N. Orleans and ". India
Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE RI
BRYAN Hampson & Co.
August Is
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Cavalry Orders +!

The Officers and Privates OF the A.
lcxandria Cavalry, are requested to at
tend q narade a, ten o'clock, on Monday
the sad inst. in full uniform, and with
six blank cartridges each'-As this meet
ing is for the purpose OF Ceieors.'hg
the Anniversary of our beloved HAsH-
Isc7ox, tbs expected every member
will be punctual in their attendance
Blu Order Of the Cahtain,
w. F. Thornton, Secy.
February %. at
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/. ofadvoca,ing measure made necessa.
/ - by the circumstances IN which the
| country is placed.
| Mr.. Bibb followed in support Of the
| ,ilI-though not approving Of it--ye,
there was necessity Tor the passage OF
| The bill
MFR. Wright spoke at some length
and with much warmth agains. the bill.
Mr.. Boyd followed on the same side
MIR. Cheves hoped gentlemen wsula
consent to lst this bill pass through the
Committee Of the whole to day-so that
IN Monday it might be either rejected
or adopted If rejected, he should be-
prepared with some other propositions
which would embrace similar course
IT Argument.
Nh. Potter, in his usual sarcastic ard
forcibe manner, spoke against the bill,
an the ground OF its being absurd to do
,batiB a time OF VA, which we would not ,
DO in a time of peace-tbat after having
lost three armies and one territory, we,
should 10 the short space of 9 months,
acknowledge to G. Britain that. Tor the
purpose Of getting millions of revenue,
we supplicate her to receive IS or %
millions OF dollars from US either in
bread stuffs Or money, ard TO give US in
exchange few coarse cloths. We had
been all along told that our non-inter-
course law must operate upon Great
Britain through her manufactures, and
vet when this law will have all its effect
lin war it al ali, we arc about to acknow-
ledge to Great, Bri'ain the impossibi'ty
ol our wagiDs the war without first max
ing the nose Illuminating confessions to
that power.
Mr.. Roberts followed in favor Of the
bill.
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.oS>pn AandeV,iie
Corner Of King and Fai3ar Streets,
HIS FOR SHE,

<ldo 4 ~ " "SsJ A-A'S
las Chest Ia and ia chests new
riunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Youn&
Tyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong
$4,000 ID. Coffee
u hhds. Muscavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
5000 ID. loaf and lump Sugars
l7o barrels New England Rum
IS puncheons West India DO.
100 barrels Whiskey
4 pipes French Brandy
80 Hogsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper AID plmsnto
600 10. SPANISH Indigo
1000 ID choice Madder
500 lb reined Salt Petre
Is casks Gun powder
Which with his usual general as
.ortment of The best Wines Liquors
md Groc :rics, he will dispose OF on
reasonable terms.
Aua 81.
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FOR SALE,
February %.

A very stout, able young NEGRO
NAN, accustomed to horses and al
excellent carriage driver, snd a very
good rough carpenter He will he sold
10 10 parson who vii! nct carry him
out Of Mary lanG and the d sri Co.
lumhia For further information apply
to the Editors.
F.h~,ls., 81. al
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| And rather bear whole years Of pain
| Than ever for one short hour forget
thee.
Forget thee No.
Still memory, now my only friend,
Shall with her soothing ar. cTdeavor
My present anguish to suspend,
BY painting pleasure lost tor evsr'
She shall the happy hours renew,
When full OF hope and smiles met
thee,
And little thought the day TO view
When then would'st wish inc to for
get thee.
Forget thee No.
Yet have loved to view that day,
TO mourn my past destructive bind.
ness.
To see now turn'd will scorn away
Those eyes once filed With answering
kindness.
But go-farewcll and be thou blest,
Ifthoughts of Wba feel will let thee'
Yet though thy image kills nv rest,
'Twere greater anguish to torret thee.
Forget thee No.
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PUBLIC SAL F..

Will be sold, at the United States pub
lie store. on MONDAY, the 22d
instant,
20 boxes Glass,
Imported in the brig Lloyd, Rand,
master, from New.Cas le, and abandon
ed bv the owner to the United States
for duty
By order of the Collector.
JOS HARRIS,
INSPECTOR Of Customs
February lo st
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To the Public.

Nm order to prevent deception, the
public ave cautioned not to purchase
any OIL that may be offered as Paul's
patent Columbian Oil. that 90 not hear
the true characteristics as published by
my sole principal agent, Doctor JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore, March -, lsI9--Feh 10.
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February le

fUbAlS SALE.
BY virtue Of decree OF the U States
Circuit Cour; OF the G.str,ct OF Co
lumbla for the county OF AlexandtI2
will be exposed to sac, on Wed"ss
day next,
Two Lots Of Ground, on
Fayeue alley, between Cameron and
Union street, al the distance OF % teet
from the intersection Of + yct'e ai'eY
and Union street, running IS teet
inches west, h8 feet sou'h IS fee'
inches east, 48 feet to the beginning
Terns Of sale-One third II hand'
one third in six months, and the o".
lance in nine months-to be secured
by deed of trust on the property.
The Commissioners.
February ls. dst
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We understand letters were received
II Washington on Saturday evening
containing the pleasing informatio" that
N. frisate Constitution has arrived safe
., Bostou. The Hornet has made a
~; - said to be worth 100000 dollars.
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Fol the brit a.Nlght l,dlf.
February 90

HVHE subscriber DESTROYS Of aiding
the Ladies of Alexandra in the
best display If their charms at The ap.
preaching Bir!h-Night Ball, has on nsDd
for their Accommodation, CORSET1S3
newly improved and approved by La!
dy whose Judgment OF delicate dress -
inferior 10 none. He has likewise On
hand, and will make at the shortest no.
tice, Gentlemen's plain black silk " hite
marseilles, and the much admired belle
Vests. ornamented with Hul's bales,
and other fancy Vests, Brooches, Pam
falcons, Sherevallles. Overalls in the
hussar STYLE, aid al, other kinds of "a.
shionable Dress, Uniforms, Regimen
tails, Pelices, Cloaks, Nantes, Habits,
Corse,ts, sc. &c.
r. GRAY, Jr
doors below the Washington Tavernj
king-street.
February 90 st
FOR SALE,
A Tract Of Land, in the district Of
Co,umbia, containing one hCH"fed md
eighty acres, rye proportion OF
which is well numbered the resI4ue
being cleared AID OF fertile soil ai-
80 another Tract, co, tanning about l20
acres, through which the Wsshii gson
and Little Rirer turnpike rosd p"sses,
ON said land are several handsome s."
,uations. comm 2ndin9 an extensive
view OF the circum lacent neighbor-
hood. Near the anovc turnpike, PR
hsps, would be good stand Tor p''b.
lie house Also Nit seat, being
possessed of every possible advantage,
having 3 and hall feet natural fall III
3. short distance. witt plenty OF good
stone sufh lent for dam and lulidIng
of any dimensions. will sell all or
any art of the above property. or ex"
change for b.nk stock or country pro"
duce. Apply to
c.. w. Carlin,
AlexAnuria.
- ~
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SONG.
By Mira. Ohie..

r,., he il so, and let us part,
Since love like mine has Laid to move
thee;
NJ. do not think this constant heart
Can ever cease, migrate, to love thee
NoMsni,e of all the cold disda'n
NJ IN bles. the hour when first / met
thee, -
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Attention /!

The IEdeprndeni 8lnes vii sttend
parade on The Msikcl- Square or Mtn.
day the 2sdin.t precisely Ut 10 h'stoek
4 NJ. with arms and attoure mems III
good oroer, to join in celebration eftiia
day. Punctual and general at'endencs
is expected. Blank cs,.idses wil 5s
furnished o'' parade
CHAS, M'KNIGHT, Cart.
February 60
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIZ be Qdded to nert Tuesdays sales
Iwo thousand bushels James. River
COAL, in tots to SUI t purchasers.
P. G.. Marsteller.
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10 my creditors,

To MY VlNu1tUIs
GENTKEMEN, .,-..-
Although placed in d disagreeahle
situation, and as conceive unjusty,-I
take the liberty of requesting your m
diligence for short time, until Lean. by
unremitted exertiohs, discharge oil the
Just claims against me, which I assure
you shall do, and thereby defeat tho
malice OF my enemies.
+. Langley.
February % St
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FOR SALE,

A neat and substantial second hano
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
auire Of the Printers.
JANUARY 20 =
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February %
st. Ubes >alt aflual.

st. Ubes >ait aflUai
FOR SALE,
On board the schooner William, lying
at Cameron Street Wharf,
TIE arso of SAID Chr.
which will be Sid on moderate terms
from on board, and In lots not less than
100 bushels.
Freight will be taken for Norfolk on
low terms.
Geo. Coleman.
E,hru,r,, 90
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''t.sF'.,.d item to ,, 'ss
! ,: 10, : few !, yards
sss g., oa, ofsne P 3..s
'o OIL dosn aud hrsa
c' :" had rowed !. 0"'
fo,nn.iss,s,, -; four on ,., Of a the
\ FAC Cora n !rl
+ - me; ss1 1.I''s ss,S :
I,<c:,; Ls', r,,n tor
| win ,cnr' lamp a".b;n No.
F.,l hs sane gS,'',,
Is,n,r, loca =, . w., ",r o,s
\, Viper " ''i ,, Co.,
4. Dri',. d. D. ' 1nr N N
r. ,eat Of ard 20, m ~
| ~, ,ch''ne' n.%
4 Ssa,Y''A' q" ''NN
/ n,,..
l.. James o''I T. 'l'",
/ nsicA (F'" 1 . IA,
.gor. 3onai 10 , D','.
Fl, Hidera lIa a"
L.; polite a"d c "u
,r.iyeh fro!n zap
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MARRIED, by the Rev. MIR Moor
mick, George Mason, Esq of Fairfax
county, Virginia, to Miss EHzabethM
son, daughter Of Thompson Mason, ESQ.
Of the said county.
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DISTANCES.

carrying River, general Harrlson.s
present head quarters, is .ls miles on TINS
side the Rapids, and 50 beyond tort NJ
Arthur: from Lower Sandusky to the
Rapids is 40 miles; from thence to the
River Raisin 81 from thence to lott
Maiden Is. The lats cncsinpment OF
our troops on the River Raisn was a.
bout three miles from the lake.
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Extract ofa letter from the lst officer Of
the ship Doifhin, dated Ne4v- York,
February lS
81, is with pain that inform you of
the capture If the ship Dolphip, winch
took place of the Western Islands : we
were IL days out, and did not sec the
enemy unui within gun shot, in conse-
quence O: haey weather, We were cap.
.tured by the CALYPSO, u, Rhine frigate,
and Golahnch brig, after chase 0! 5 &
a half hours. Pal T. .im.
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Extract Of a letter from an Hn'erieaa
dctcd Bordeaux, Dec "a
"The emperor returned to Psris on
the night of the 10Th iest at midnigh',
on horseback, accompanied by single
attendant in cognito, and at 6 in the
morning had all the ministry with him,
ths result Of which is not yet known"
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fdt.NEN TATiVES.
'..tria Gaztne.]
{ ofoary %.
fa,n,ci The petition Of
Of Ga>;po.G Glsuicl
rs!.et from duties
S,A,s, for reason
"er,rd to the CON-
G:aus.
p tie committee to
: { memorial Of the
,'y IO5 prnmaiins the
IT, On the subject of
c. the United States
a'' trade ; reported
'72AOns and abuses
20 Iou5t, Of alarming
IRON the atlyaaced
''' and great mass of
posed ut sAey recon-
me !, Of the subject
pa. Report laid on the
'e7or;sd . BIZ autho-
En- ''r the laws OF the
Las b3l is framed on
~, J. Duane. J. Bisren
man. Pc 'ng encou-
an edition of the laws
Fees, and au,horises a
lie government of a
c"2;es9 Read twice
''H@'itee Of the whole
f'o7' intor'o 'i,n Law.
E moved that The House
''' 'o'"inlttee OF the
i" Partially 70 suspend
toe non,intercoarss
A''aI DUTIES & for other
f'S,':d Tor the yeas and
|, 1 w there no, being a
|. IP'i' was decided in
I'VE Soce-afhrma,iye
II The Chair.
IT. at some length in
k .,' because he wa,
c ,Sa,are' or the pfinei,
s,, contained in the bill.
Under the necessity sit,
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The Governor Of Nova Scotia, by pro-
clamation, dated Jan. 6, notified that he
was ready to grant commissions TO pr'-
va,ecrs to cruise against the Americans
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LATE~T FROM HAV ANNA.

a iettcrlecei, ed from Havan'ia. dat
ed 26th ult. states" b. the NAL OF TINS
dsg t,om St. Jago we have accounts oi
the arrival there of 2 vessels out OF
feet Of about IS sail that lett Santa Mar
TIA, where every thing was IN state OF
CONFUSION from the insurgents, VINO were
pressing on them and those IN the go
yrrnment cause we're making their es-
Capes as fast as they coull many VIII
come here no doubt, A. Carthagena'
Caracas sc i, Is stated this revolution,
ary disposition was very prevalent we
hear great many uDt' uths IN th's part
Of the wosId; 10 dependence is to oe
placed on aearsav. The circumstance
with respect 10 Santa Martha we know
TO be fact. the balance is report. Mar
ke,s herc-Fiour $50, other produce IN
proportion coffee, new crops , a
6 ID; sugar assor,ed, l-2as IL Plen'
ty and duh"
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Ertroes f-om an ADDRESS by the 'nha0''-
arts Of Quebec to Gov. Prerof.
owe sincerely pray for the restora'
ton of peace, without wish tina, inc
smallest concession should be mace 70
the ambitious, unwise and unjust po'cy
Of the American rulers. A state OF war
fare is by no means desirable, but forced
on us by power with whom our NO
Their country has evinced the most sun
cere desire Of remaining at peace We
shall consider no sacrifice too great to
repel every attack, and we pledge our
selves to support your Excellency with
our lives and fortunes, should the enemy
nersist in his ambitious views and dare
to a.semp. the iuyasOn Of the province
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A letter has been received by re-
specialize merchant in New York from
his friend in Philadelphia, informing that
there had been a letter received from
one Capt Mortell to his brother m Phi
ladelphi,, stating that he had been cp-
tured by B:itisa cruiser, and carried
into Bermuda but in consequence OF
his being IN Trinidad vessel, had been
released. Capt, VI, Informs his brother
that II sail OF the line and 30 Frigates hid
Just arrived at tha, place froh. England,
and it was generally believed that they
were to make an inmcfi te attack upon
one Of the ses-porls ofthe Un'ied States.
His no, conceived the fleet has Jet ar
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ll;)t 4
, - 40
e. b'21~y -.

Is 70 STEW
co. AR THE TIHE
4 AZ
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|, ,ltN.GTRS.

any al RUHaioe. re-
actdo'e, TO shev the
/ },oy the army Nv
F. al been on side
'ag was hailed
.srE}ne soldiers,
! a,o,igd he watch
| d d forgotten it, aud
r'Cyiiyct il, when
| ry~d, "COpc. come
M say Boston.
F. Sergea"t.' ell
:Os Mjor, and pass
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.a,acd for the Birth
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b. fAe Vir!t.
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THE CHRONICLE,

IN ANNUAL VIEW OF H1SToRT PokI-
TICS g LITERA7UR.,
FOREIGN A D DOMESTIC.
By JOHN +. HALL, late Of Baltimore,
Assisted 10y several Men OF Letters.
This work will be devoted TO the fol-
lowing subjects 81. An Annual Histo-
,ory of Europe. A Congressional
History of the Cnted States, with oc-
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