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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
NoRsoLk, December 10.
A NOBLE EFEORT.

It is with adegree of pleasure, bordering on
enthusiasm, that we record the fact that yester-
day, the Subscription Books, for opening the Ca
nal to unite the waters. of the Roanoke with Eli
zabeth River, were opened at ten O'clock, and
before two O'clock, seventy thousand dollars were
subscribed; before night it advanced to 100000.
Such spirit of en- erprize alone was wanting to
make Nofolk every thing that its warulest friends
could wish-may it never flag until the great
work is completed. Beacon
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Several Petitions handed in and referred and
others laid upon the table
The engrossed Bid concerning Emancipa,etl
Slaves giving power to the county and Corpora,
ton Courts TO admit to residence such Emancipa.
ted Slaves, as they may deem worthy, was passed
+, An important report from the President & III
rectors ofthe Literary fund, read and laid on-the
table. ~ go.
Some other business ofminor importance was
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atate. But, as presume no one possessing com.
mon sense viii attempt TO maintain such = posi-
,ion, l will close this article by observing, that
beiieve' Mr.. Monroe worthy Of the suiiiages of
his fellow citizens, and every way qualified TO fill
with credit to himself, and advantage TO the.na
tion, the high and important office of chief ma
gisirate Of the commonwealth.
lSci0ia Gazene.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-20
THE PEACE EsTABLIsHMRNT.-

lie PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
me Uiiole number of Officers composing
the Jiititary Pace Establishment of The
Y. atGtes, as a present o1ganixel undeF
the provisions If the act Ut .Harch Sd,
and regulations IF yuay II, 1915, is sc
f,HoacS:
Q NJ, ior Generals
Aids to do. Captains Of the line
Brigadier Generals
4 Aids to do. subalterns Of the line
Asljutant and Inspector General
9 Adiutant Generals
Quarter Master General
4 Deputy Quarter Masters General
4 Brigade Inspectors, officers IF the Ina
G Hospital Surgeons
Is Hospital Surgeons Mates
Garrison Surgeons
90 Garrison Surgeons Mates
Q Judge Advocates
2 Chaplaius
l ApotIIecary General
2 Assistant Apothecarips
Cohmissary General of purchases
Q Deputy Conmissaries
6 Assistant Commissaries
lPay-Master of the Army
2 Deputy PaY-master Generals
Q Assistant Deputy Pay-Aiaster Gems
Engineers, Ordnance, drIHery, Mfa,trs
dnd Rife Regiments and Corps.
10 Colonies
16 Lieutenant Colonies
IL Majors
1l6 Captains
116 First Lieutenants
148 Second Lieutenauts
~ Third Lientenauts
10 Rcgimental Surgeons
10 Regmental Surgeons Mates.
Ofthe abOre lSubalterns the foLiocihg mGe
be IN the STAG.
IA Adiutants
II Quarter Masters
10 Pay-Masters
SO Conductors of Artillery.
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VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Richm0na, December 90, 1915.
HIGHEST PRICE

Yesterday 4 Hogsheads, of tobacco
raised by Mr.. Eubanli of A!bemarle county
Va. was bought by Mr.. Warrack for Ss4
per hundred. MIR. Randolph sold for $50
Scots. and Mr. Terry for $50 55cts.
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NEw-YoRK. December 8.
At the Session now held in THIS city before. his
honor the Mayor and two Aldermen, a conviction
took place on Monday of an interesting nature to
the community. Benjamin p. Haskins, and two
Others, one by the name of Bayard and the other
Phelps, were indicted for conspiracy to de-
fraud the public by means of a fictitious bank
Bayard appeared on the face OF the bills as Presi
dent, and Phelps as Cashier The circumstances,
as related to US, were shortly these.
fiaskins, who was the ringleader and contriver
of the plot, and who alone reaps the benefit of
the rog,iery, sought for man of the same name
with the president of one of our banks, and at
last found him in one Bayard, common soldier,
from whom, Cor triffe, he obtained power of
attorney to sign his name to money bills. This
man had a5sconded, and did not appear on trial
Phelps was his clerk, and signed as cashier, me. e.
ly by his direction
Thus prepared, he opened an office which he
called the Agency and Exchange Dank, and issu-
ed notes resembling the notes of the Bank of
America, which wee circulated 20 the amount
of several thousand dollars, but which when pre-
sented for payment, could find no one 10 acknow-
ledge them. The jury found them all guilty, but
recommend Phelps TO mercy Haskins was e.
manded to Brdewell, till the court were ready
to pronounce sentence.
NJ T. EU. Post
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post Offices and post roads, received the usual
directions; and, there being no business on the
able,
The house adjourned at an early hour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tuesday,, JANUARY o..
Mr.. Irving Of N. Y. obtained leave of alb
sence from Saturday next, and Mr.. Howell
from this day for the remainder Of the ses
sion
MIR. Irving presented the petition Of sun
dry dis'illers Of spirituous liquors in News
York PRAYING for an increase Of the duty
on distilled liquors. which was referred to
the committee Of WAYS and Means.
On motion of Mr.. baltimore Of Mississip.
pi, the petition Of Zeuon Orso was referred
to the committee Of Commerce and Manu-.
features, and the petition of Benjamin Du-
brocar TO another comnittee.
Mr.. Chappell Of S. e. made report on
the petition of Sarah Easton and ID roth Y
Storer, which was referred tn the commit.
tee Of the whole house and an unfavorable
report on the petition Of John Porter, which
was cOncurred iH.
Mr. Tro9P, from the committee on Mi.
litary Affairs. reported bill making pro,
vision for subsis;ing the army Of the u. S.
by authorizing the appointment Of commis.
sasies of subsistence, whIcn vas twice read
aud committed.
Mr.. L. also from the same committee re.
ported = bill TO authorize the purchase of a
tract Of land for the use Of the u. States
(being the land adjacent to the village Oh
PlsttsbUrg, on which Fort Moreau and
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gallonry displev"i ~ the II or he l-t, So.
enber last, in the s>"ti- ps III y.srriscn of
Fort Erie, the storr'inr aud c.p'ure or dc
'ructiun of the e.. nY's bate e., artillery
I'd ordnsnce, aud OF Ire rcnps in ne
renchcs, eventus,,ng in re repuse ~ II 8
whole force, the r2;sinr ~ the sie.e 6: ina,
fortresS. and his prcciai.a'e rereu in,
Ihiopewa. where n was subse gently be
raguered W our fprce..
On lieutenant colonel N''>w''i, 1T rjs,
regiment. the RANK Of coi1rei in IN. army
First iieutema'' Donald Fraser, l7,'4 rec,
nent. rank of captain. Secaad ncutersn,
Richard ". lee, 18th req nen, ran< of frs,
lieutenant. rh'rd lirncNers Stnue' Rid.
die, l5ta regin MT. rank of s>coni ieute.i,
ant.
BY command ~ Mi. Gen I,srl.
mo. II O'CDNN )p,
Assist. Adjt. General.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
DIYISTOW ORDERS.
Head Qaarfers, BENNINGTON,
January 16fh, 1875.

In pursuance of orders received from the
governor and commander in chief of this
day, the officers and soldiers Of the second
division oi the militia, will hold themseiVes
IN readiness 10 march at \ moments warn
ING. The several commanders of regi-
mcnts anC squadrons cf cavalry, on sight OF
this order, will Immediately and without de.
Law order sud direct, that the several com
panies under their command be immediate
BY convened and mustered, and a regular
re arm thereof m de to the said command
err, atarag the ac,Oal situation OF the arm
fnd ANN nnition OF The several companies.
That in case Of am deficiency Of arms or
amnuniicn, tie c ptains n companies will,
agreeably to the laws, apply to tie select,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01
NEW YORK, january %,
To the Editors ofthe Mereaht i!e advertiser,
Roo,o,, I,,, OF -

D0SIOH, Jan, 2I--1oon.
GENTLEMEN.
We have no particular news here to-day,
Nothing new bv the eastern mail stage of
TINS morning. The Fox privateer has re-
turned to Portsmouth in distress, after be.
ing out few days.
sailed from this port yes'urday the pri-
'ate~r brig Avon and schr. Tumahawk.
both on a cruize
merchant in this town received on
hursd'y morning last, per. eastern mai.
Castine. Bermuda paper-but he re
uses to crafty the public with SIGHT of
~. 1t Is suppoeed to Contain late ne VS.
ION England, and something Of pacu,
nature. Inc editor Of the Newberyporl
Herald states that he has been favored vita
bermuda papers TO December 14th, which
Sehsain no later Rews from England than Oc-
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Ggator, witch were Immediately carried to
L. "nst~ard. / Immediately proceeded
With Mr.. Johnson to the Petite Coqui!les,
,rtore I received Instructions 70 join the enc
wv ard rPr der such aid as their prisoners
r'rh, require On Frid?y morning ] ar
ri. ed ~ tic Boy of St. Louis and at day-
licht discovered that the British had sue
cct1ed, without difficulty, in getting one
inige ship, several brigs and schooners
,hrcrgh Pass Na-y-Apn, and others rapid
" following them, amounting TO at least Fifty
in number. Having made this discovery,
deemed it prnder. to dispense with my in.
s'rmctiors in order to acquant you with this
circums,ance. | accordingly err Logged a
cuard to convey me in the nost expeditions
route to New Orleans Che direct commu
nication being in possession of 'he enemy
Friday evening discovered ten schooners in
tie mouth Of Pearl River, and five gun ves-
sells at the east entrance OF the Rigolets. una
der weigh and steering towards the Petite
Cnquiles.
have no doubt the above vessels are coD-
struCted tor those waters, and that IN ten
days the British win have from twenty to
forty sail in Lake Ponchartrain.
have the honor to be, your obedent ser.
want,
(signed) GEORGE MARSHALL.
Acting Surgeon
Commodore d. T. Patterson.
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PEACOCK AM HORNET.

A Gun Rol' and Pilot r at came up from
Sandy Ho7k last evening, with Information
hat the Tilted Sta . oops Of war Pea
cock Capt Worrington Hornet Capt.
ehld'e. and brig Tom Rowling, al rode out
he la'e severe snow w,tou, sustaining any
dnnape. Tue Pilots further informed us
n wnen they left sandy Hook, til GAL
tant rte feef, we're all preparing to pro-
ceed 20 sea.-B,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01

hosToS, January 10.
We have received information from Castine
90 the lith inst On the 18th arrived there
transport vessel, havRs on board 200 men of
the 10Th regiment, from Bermuda, which place
she left Dec. IL, in company with six other YES
scls, under convoy Of the sloop of war Cossack,
Capt Rodney, A vessel had arrived at Bermu-
ola IN d days from England, bringing London
dates to November Is. but We have not beer.
able 70 ascertain that their contents were inn
portant 1t is said that Lord Hill had been AT
Portsmouth,, prepared to embark for America,
but that he had returned to London, which event
was cohsid red as indicating the probability
OF peace But Of t'ii5 we have no written ac-
counts, and it is IN its present shape little to
be relied upon.
Accounts have been received at Castine from
Halifax TO Dec. 10 The LcandeT had not then
sailed. Four or FIVE hundred troops were exs
pected at Castine from 81. Johns. TIE account
Which we have had Of the arrival Of two vessels
from E1siport, is not true. There has been no
arrival at Casino, except the above men ioned
transport, SINCE the Dove. A brig, 2 days out,
Tor the West.Indies, with lumb r. was captured
ny an American priyatecr The Furieusc was
the only brig o: wsr at Ca5tine.-Aduerfiser,
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Confirmation ofsa- Lsss ofthe British sioot
of zplr .S,,Ihb

Of zcar Sylhh.
Yesterday morning Mr Mott Ravnor,
and SC eral other pe ne. arrived in Town
F-om SOUTHAMPTON and its neighSorhnod, all
O. WHOM confirm he loss # the Sviph.
NJ, Ray1o~ states, that he Sylph was rur
:" shore, under tull sal, at Shinicock, or
Come place near Southampton, the south
si'e Of LcnS Island, on MnndW night, the
l6th instant /; and Mechanically 20 relate,
ont of her crew (which consisted # 117
souls] Only six were saved, viz. the Purser
an seamen, who were tax en- OFT the wre k
the following morning.
We also learn, that great number of
o. the deal bodies hal been washed a.
shore, 1nd veral casks trunks. &:.
(Sseie's List of Sept. 1914, states. that
the Sv'Dh s!orp of war, is 4 ship, rated at
20 Eurs built in 1901, com manded by Geo.
nckeps, ESQ.,, ''coge Brrt, ;st. Lieut.. /;
John C''rt;S, Purser, ahd was onthe Halifax
'ta.'ou)-I5
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ELIzA.rrn.roww, tN.J.l Janu,ry u.

ELIzhAETH-rowH, My Janurry IL.
We are happy to say II i the practice of at
tending public worship twice on the Sabbath,
forenoon and afternoon, Is introduced by the
Garrison OF United States Soldiers in this town
How much more credit are they entitled to
than it they were seen lu-kng about the tayerns
on this day and in how much more respecta-
bic lig' twould the Army appear, would they
every where follow this exam pie 1T aey march
in regular Tile to the church, take their seats in
order, and behave with the greatest decency.
Much praise is due to the first introducer OF
this practice.
The Presbyterian congregation are always
pleased to see them and have appropriated
Certain pcws to their use, which may in future
be occupied by them --.fow nal.
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Their batteries are erected) (which w,s
wire read and ordered to be en,ros,ed for
third readiag.
The Speaker laid before the Housa 8
'etter from Benz. w. Crowninshield. Secre
AIRY OF the Navy, trans hitting the annual
report OF the commissioners Of the Navy
Pension Fund; which wa. ordered to be
printed.
Ihe .engrossed bill to amend the act Law,
'ng duties on licences to retailers of wines,
spurious liquors, and foreign merchandise
vas read the third time and passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Ingham, the bill for the
relief OF Isaac Smi'h and Bra.ton Caldwell.
passed the Committee Of the whole house Ne
was ordered 70 be eng 'ossed
The order of the day. OH Mr.. Jackson's
proposition TO amend the constitution. an az
TO give to Congress power to establish (.
National Bank, &c. having been called over
IN aotion OF Mr.. Jackson the further en-.
sideration thereof was postponed indefinite.
y.
The bill to extend the time of Oliver
Evans pa ent ror his improve Rent on
steam engines, underwent considerable dis
cusslon, IN committee of the whole, Mr..
brecke nr'dse in the chair, and was, atsef
a long debate, amended, and reported to
the House.
Mr.. Lewis moved further to amend the
bill by adding ther.to the Following proviso:
.i'id hroUi!ed also, That the said Oil.
YER L. aus shall not be entitled to any of
the privileges granted by this act, but upon
The express couaitioo that he shall uer,uis
any person or prisons to use the improve
1!eGts OF the SAID Oliver Evans in tia ma
chinery OF mills FOR the manufacture FLOUR
during the continuance OF hi, ex ended "a
tent therefor, upon the same terms as were
demanded by the said Oliver Evans before
the extension of the said patent"
Inc motion was negatiyed, and the bill
! was ordered to be ensrossed and sread
third time to- morrow aad
The House adjourned.
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lannarv %.

The y. S:s'oop Of war Peacock, Capt
Warrington Hornet, Capt. Biddle, and
BRIG Torn Rowling, all sailed from this port
ON Mnnday afternoon, on a crui-e. They
cleared Sandy Hook ABOUT 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. with wholesail northwestern,
which lasted all nght.-B.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-01

RogRcry detected and honesty -ezvar,
aea ----On Wednesday last, man employ
ed Il h boy of IL years old, belonging to
family Oh board a Philadelphia ship in
this port, to go to the Merchants bank, and
obtain money Tor a check purporting to be
drawn by Mr. OF this city. for 400
dollars, under prctence of being Obliged to
watch person while he sent the check
The boy went and got the money. and I'M
met'lateiy on coming out ot the bank per-
ceiVed that ne had been followed BY the
man, who walked down to Pearl. street with
him, and then turned into IN alley, and took
the money, OF which he gave the boy a 5
dollar bill, and left him. The boy then
went tn the Fly market, and got so,ae Ash
he was sent for, and went home
On his return he was repremantled and
questioned BY his father, and told his story
and produced the bill upon which his fa-
Their very properly went to the bank and
related the c.rcnmstance with a view to as
cer,ain the t''lith Of the boys relation, and
inform the oacers of the unusual afnr On
referring 70 toe check, it was suspected TO
be forgery. and the gentleman whose si.
nature i bore sent for, who confirmed the
fact. No account If the man Or money.
however, was 10ta;ned until the Saturday
'oio'i'lS, WEen the U0y, VINO hau taken
particular notice of the man, meet him IN
NE street and ms sntly rccosn,zed him,
followed him INTO a sore and requested a
person 70 watch him while ne ran % the
bank with the information. In conseq Ience
of this, after few previous steps. the man
was readily discovered and CO lfessed the
:act. and the whole of the money returned
or secured n be refunded, For the Glel-
~ and sagacity ofthe by, he was reward
ed by the bank with present of tifty dol
lars IN hard. and an engagement to pay for
his education ill he is fourteen, and then
make further provision for him. The
transaction is highly honorable 10 the oR-
GERS OF the bank. aud should operate as an
encouragement to honesty and cautioa upon
all similar occasions. The boy, as the re-
sGit of his errand happened, went to fine
market tor Ash, and made good haul for
nm self and paren's! -Coiumbi1n.
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FriGian. Lanunru ~.

Friday, January 81.
The bill from the house to prohibit inter-
course with the enemy, was further dis
cussed to-day, and, after motion to re.
commit il With instructions, and of rnotion
to nmit it 10 the committee who had be-
fore had it under consideration, were reject.
ed, it was referred TO select committee
consisting of Messrs. Giles, Mason, Barbour,
Chace and Bib.
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Head Quarters oTthe Northern Hrmy,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Buffalo, I'd January, 1915.
GENERAL ORDERS.

The troops will parade to morrow morn.
ing at halt past ten O'clock, on the ground
between the rifle aud artillery csntonments.
to witness the execution Of James Campbell
# the Goth regt convicted Of and sentenced
to be "harged until he is dead" for twice
deserving, and once 10 the enemy, and VIII
it was almost proven had, while a prison
er betrayed his fellow soldiers in captivity,
and been Instrumental TO the death OF or'
of illem named Donovan, executed by the
enemy ON the suspicion Of owing allegiance
to the British king-Also Nathan Smi'h
OF the 10th regiment, convicted uf, and sen
tenced to be shot to death, for sleepinl
while sentinel OF post.
BY Command of Mai Gen Izar.,
JNO. VI. O'CONNOR,
Assist. Adjt. General.
Head Quarters, Northern Irmy.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Buffalo, 7ta January, 1915.
Ertraet from General Orders.
His excelepcy the President mas been
aisas.d to confer 5rcVef rank on the follow
.ng officers, for distinguished services and
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National Legislature.
IN SENATE.

INNT8ddy, Jan 70.
The Senate was principally occupied to.
day in the consideration Of the bill, from the
other house. to prohibit intercourse with the
enemy.
After much discussion and some amend
ment. the bill was ordered to be read third
time tom brow.
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1t is reported that the figy Of John Lam.
bert the ranmOth man which has been lately
carried about in Canada, for the purpose of ex-
bl,ion among the natives. recently passe the
lines into the United States The monster was
seized by Custom House Officer, and after
short detention, was thought fl subject TO be
dissected and anatomical. On opening the bo-
dy, IT was found TO be filed with silks, laces,
and other rich goods, to an amount which SAL
tistactorily accounted for his enormous size
Bosion DAILY Adoeriisey.
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LAW IN rr5.L,GENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT rnupr.-oct

OANii U y U FIo ~ Wv iFiIE '.--DctO~
Der T n. 1914, at Boston,
Stephen Decatur, Esq is,. rs SIis Livs~poot
Hero ana Cargo.
This was cause of yra3 interest 80 The ma
Wy. Pile ship Liverpool Eriu md carro wer
condemned in th- D'Stric, Court as pr re TO tie
United States friga.e Chesapeake, Evans coms
mander, AMI after, dcdactng the duties accru
ing TO the Unit d States, and the other 70 the
officers ank crew Of iii fricate, C,nap,'n"e
Decatur being entitled as flag officer 20 one
twentieth OF the noicty, appealed !,om SO much
or the decree as related to duties, cor the nur.
pose OF settling the question IS 20 TO- right of
the government to deduc in o. the entire du.
ties before distributed to the captors thus cav
ing to the captors only one third instead of one
half
The cause was argued upon this point w
S"liridge for the Appellant, and Blake, distri, t
attorney, TOR the United Sta, IS.
On Monday the Slst ult the hon. Judge Sto>
ry delivered an able opinion in which, after
stating that prize rods imported into the u
nit d States in pubic ships are TO be consider.
ed as imported BIZ tie United States, and there
fore not subj CT to the rules winch govern orr
binary imPortations, he quoted the l4th section
OF the plizc act pas ed Doth June, 1872. as de-
cisive OF the point in question. That section,
after cSemPting from the operation Of The ron d.
importation acts ali prize goods captured from
the tneiny by private vcsse.s, or BY the vessels
OF war and revenue Of the United States, de-
c'ares that all such goods, when imported into
the United States, shall pay the same duties, to
he secured and collected in the sane manner,
as tie like goods if imported in vessels Of the
united States from any foreiga port or place in
the ordinary Course OF trade are or may at the
time be liable 'opay. Great embarrssamen,s
however, attend the application 0f this law TO
practice !, being difficult Ia conceive how the
United States can secure TO Themselves the lu
us on the portion belonging to teen. This
| portion too is pledged as a fund for the pay
meht OF pensions to the navy, and would be
greatly diminished by DEDUCTION Of Iuties.
Upon the whole, the don Judge was of pio-
mon, though not unattended with difficulties,
" that duties are IN event to be deducted
from the moiety belong ne to Ire United States,
Out the same IS wholly to accrue to the navy
| iund, and that the other moiety belonging to
| the officers and crew is subject TO duties.'
Boston ~. MessenSer
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Head Quarters, Northern Irmy,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Buffalo, 7th January, 1915.
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GENERAL wlLKINsoN's TRIAL.

Commodore d. T. Patterson.
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Copy Of q ieffer from the Governor of Ksntucky
to Coz. Francisco.