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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-02

Sir Francis Barring in the Rsport
Of the Bullion Coamsste'
LETTER..
|GENTLEMEE,
Once more venture to tresnass on
you, and respectfully sslicit yoar mos!
serious and sober attention to few facts
connected with, and a few reflections
larisipg from. the present system Of bank.
ling operations of this city. 1 hoge to be
liable to prove that it is eminently PERM
Icious in its consequences--tha that the foun
|dation on which ii rests is utterly I'M.
thai a~ysten dian,etrica!
IIy opposite would be both safe and sa
llutary.
To give the subject as lucid an order a.
lit is susceptible Of, shall divide it into
three parts.
I. shall give view of the calamitou.
state OF the trade and commerce of the
lefty.
II. | shall attempt to prove that in a
season of pressure and difficulty, the duty
land interest of Banks equally forbid the
Iadoption of a system of curtailment. and
lnadly and imperiously call for liberality
land indulgence.
TIT. That the ideas entertained OF the
loperation OF the Bank Of the U. States
Iare utterly destitute of fonndation.
To this investigation | hope you will
Firing minds open to cenyictien---not un,
der the effects of undue bias from pre-.
lvailing opini5ns or past practice. |,
would be a sia almost andeserving OF
or apology. to continue a per.
|nicious error, because it had been already
too long acted on.
You have heavy weight Of response.
|bilitv on year shoulders. And it behores
YOU to consider we'll the course proper to
Ibc stored al this eyentful and calamini
ltous crisis, when the trading and com.
Imercial world presents dreary and a.
farming prospect to view, ard when every
false step you take, may infilet destruc.
. ion on some, perhaps on many of your
Fellow citizens.
tits an awful tutk of which the con.
Temptation makes one shudder, that
1.-THE ruin Of a large portion of this com.
Immunity or their salvation from that i'm.
ipending ruin, depends upon your sose.
lseign fiat. The most despotic monarch
THAT during a century has welded the
Iscepture of France or Spain, has not had
la more absolute command over the
fortunes of his subjects, than you ho'd
|ever the fate and fortunes of large per.
|tion Of those who are indebted to you
By rigoroas adherence TO the plan pur
sued for some time past, whereby great
numbers of the very best notes thr can
|be offered for discount, are rejected, the
spread Of bankruptcy must be greatly in
|creasee. Whereas by an abandonment
Of this plan & very moderate extension o.
|bank accommodations, you may orce more
|tlispei the gloom that surrousds, ard the
ruin that threatens this community.
September 90
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The Museum will be Qpen
far the reception Oi Visitors, on .M6n,iay,
fdsss9ng and Sssardsy sttrRssns,
sn So s'clock
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British Dry GcaeEs,

Impaired By the latest arrivals, IN small
well assorted packages. and will be sold
at unusual low advance, and on LIBERAL
credit.
September IS dIvatAsat6w
The editor of the Winchester Gazette
is requested TO publish the abos e adter-
tisement 6 times.
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pnblic Sale.

PuDllC oaiCs
~ Saturday next, at half past s o'clock
will be sold, on the pre'nlses,
A Brick House and a Lot o.
Ground,
S;t.ata on Duke street. between Patrict
md Henfy streets, 20 feet front, 4 ex
! ending back SO feet to an alley--iloy
occspisd By WIN. Devaugan
Terms made known at the place O
sale.
Octebef 81.
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John Lloyd.

Offers for sale by the piece Or pack.
age. general and well selected assert
ment OF seas0aabie
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-02
LETTERS.
TO TIE BANK DIRE CTORs,

IN the pernicious consequences Of the
prevailing system Of Banking ''pera-
tions and On the facility Of reducing
discounts to any extent, as soon as t IN
Bank Of the Il ited States commences
business. BY M. CAREY. :,
G ii any embarrassment shall be pro-
! daced ID 81 an excess Of private securi.
Z fies. a reductions during the, alarm 'f
J. impossible; and an increase tor time
will become Indispensable"
Sir Francis Barring IN the Rspor'
Of the Bullion c0smss'ss'
LETTER..
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Notice,

e = . ~
The subscriber having obtained letters
Of administration on the personal estate
|of Alexander Johnson, late of Charles
County, deceased, all persons having
|ciaims against said estate must exhibit
the same with proper vouchers thereto.
|on or before the 25fA day OF April next,
stherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit of said estate; and all
persons indebted to aaid estate are re-
aaested to come forward and settle the
same Immediately.
.aRek0 johnson.
/ October 81. eo5wf
ATOTlCE Is hereby given the stock
IN holders of the Bank of Potomac,
that an election for twelve Director for
the ensuing year will be held at the court
house III The town OF AlexaRdria, on Mon,
day the 9TH day of November next. The
election to commence at two and end at
six O'Clock. p. n.
by order of the Board,
C. PAGE, Cashier.
OStebSe 1 sstAthNsv
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ostobe aa
TOBACCO.

A few Hsgskeads wanted by
Dunbar and Ipsensend,
WHO HAVE FdA SALE;
is5 bbls. No. I, Boston Beef
a few hogsheads & bbls. N. r. Rum.
October 8 IT
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slavery.
90. The delivery to my flag of all
slaves in the dominions of the Dey, of
whatever nation they belong, by noon to-
morrow.
"s. To deliver to my Dag all money
received by them for the redemption Of
slaves, since the commencement Of this
year, by noon tomorrow.
81. Reparation has been made to the
British Consul, for all the losses he has
sustained in consequence Of his contine-
ment.
IS. The Dey has made 4 Public Apo
!ogy, in presence Of his ministers and OIL
ficers. and begged pardon of the Consul
in terms dictated BY the captain of the
Queen Charlotte.
(Signed) /" EXMOUTH.
" Alsiers, ssth August, 1876"
" The last article must have humbIedI
the Dey not little. He is at last bro'rl
to his bearings.
" The man Of war brig Heron, which,
arrived two days ago proceeded imme
liateiy for Genoa, having Oh board thet
aiorey returned by the Dey, or The 'an.
sou of theGeneuse, Sc. The squadron u.
Ter iordEShouth. are now supposed ~ ne
II Malon. They were to sail o. lie 2JI
nst. from Algiers for that pert" Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-08

4 s hereby given, that at he next August Court of
\ Henreo county, ut the Caurt-House thereof, will
We sold, public auction, for cash, much OF al
tie Lands and Lots in that Coaniy returned de-
ih"Iuent fnr the non-payment of taxes, from the
year 1885 to 1919 inclusive, as win he sufficient 10
di charge the arrears of taxes which shall then re-
man unpaid, Il ten per centnn per aunum'thereon.
together with the taxos Of the current year. Ih,
sales will commence on the first day OF the Colrt,
and continue from day To day until they shall be
completed. The subscriber is authorized to re
ceye all such taxes and damages at any time before
the land shall he sold A list Of deinqnereies roas
be set .iothe Clerks OiHce Of the County, in nos
session Of the subscriber, or in the Oce Of the Al
dior Of Public Accounts.
TIL. PRO5sER, S. He.
june 3. q-w8w
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COMMUNICATIONS

DROWNED, ON Saturday last, while bathing.
LIvvRus BoLLl No, S,ndent Of William * Mary
College, and son ot l.. Boiling, Esq. of Bucking
ham, Every exertion was male sor the speedy re-
covery OF the boly but, the length OF time which
elapsed before this could he accomplished, render.
ed every hope Gifts resuseitaton iiuiilcss.
On Non,iay, the Funeral vas attended from the
College by many of the gentlemen OF the town. the
Professors aud all his fellow students. Hsrrn,ains
were deposited in the Church, by the side of those
of Mr.. Greg ~ Page, Con OF the late Governor,)
who few wears ago met With similar disaster.
Tile Society having been cow ned on this mel
anchoy occasion. unanimously came to the follow.
ing resolution "Taat the Society, fully sensible
of the uncommon worth ard promising talents of
youag Mr.. Boiling. deeply deplore his un;imey
fate, and while ,heY sincerely syrnpatlze with his
afflicted pare Is in the irreparable less which they
have sustained, have NJ the same time IN ,sraent.
tn Il William Il Mary College is deprived of a pnn
who bid far to BE- one ofrs brightest ornaments.
At "A Meeting of the Students OF William s. Ma
Nv College, TO take into consideration the propriety
OF adopting some resolutions, expressive of the ex-
atel opinion which they entertained of the cha ac-
ter and merits of the lme unfortunate IISSErs
BoLLISo, and the regret which they feel for his un-
timely death, Committee appointed, who re-
ported the following Resolutions. which were unan-
imously ahopted-
LIST. Resolved, That, sensibly affected by the I'M
fortunate event, which has recently ed the
death Of our invaluable and ver-tobe-lanented
friend aud ieilow-suiept, LISSEus BOILING and
deeply impressed with the necessity OF renders g 70
his memory ils last tribute of that admiration and
esteem which we entertained for his virtues and of
manesing an unequi soc testimonial of the SINGER.
regret With which 'is premature death has inspired
us we VIII, for this purpose, Grape GA our
hats and left arms for 80 days
2nd. Resofued, That It be earnestly recommen-
ded 10 our fellnw-stuien,s to attend the FuaelL of
our deceased friend, at 10 o'clock tits morning.
Sri. PESO iusd, That Committee be appointed
to wait on the President and Society, to ascertain
the manner in which the Procession shall be con
dncfcll.
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With regard to professions, must con-
fess that this town is sufficiently furnished
Law and physic are pretty we'll dealt out
and uro on tolerably easy terms. However,
IN other parts of the territory there is
scarcity even of these people. who are ge-
nerally as plenty as the locusts OF Egypt
in any American climate but this. l am
not prepared to pronounce upon the quai'
hcations of the medicine faculty but ap
prehend it is highly respectable. The bar
is considerably meritorious in point OF iegai
Information. Oratory or Eitquence is not
to be reckoned among its characteristics.
Nevertheless many of the lawyers are ex-
pert in managing the feelings of cur back
woods jules.
Judging by my own experience, 1 wouio
pronounce the climate the most healty L
have ever lived in-and really there is as
little sickness and disease OF any kind pre-
vailing as in any part of America west oil
the mountains. Those that do occur are
generally of bilious character, and east
iy checked. do not believe that more
than ten persons have died in the whole
district of St. Louis, including the town,
within the last two years. Where could
so small a b,ll of mortality be elsewhere
found Upon the wh>le, conclude that
Missouri is to BE- the most formidable Ink
in the great western chain before ten ye- RS
elapscs.
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hereby given, that at the next August Court
L Of Pitsylvanis county, at the Court House there
OF, shall sell. at public auction, for cash, SO much
OF ell the Lands and Lots in that County returned
delinquent for the non-paymeHt OF the taxes of the
last year, will he sufficient to discharge the ar
tears of taxes which shall then remain unpaid for
that year, and ten per centum damages thereon.
together with the taxes of the present year. The
sales will commence the first dav Of the Court.
and continue from dav t. day until they shall be
completed. The Subscriber is authorized to recsiye
all such taxes & damages at any time before the land
shall be sold A list Of delinquences may be seen in
the Clerks Office oithe County in possession of The
subscriber, or in the office ofthc Auditor of Pub
.lic Accounts. LUNARD CLAIBORNE s
For ARaIIsrEAD SnELrov, S.P. C..
june 3. 9-wows
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.J,fne 8.
lnSUIfF-

I 5 hereby given, that the next August CoHrt of
Bedford County a. the Court-Inuse thereof.
shall sell, at public auction, for ca h, SO much of ali
the Lands and Lots IN the said County returned de-
iinqnent for the non-payment of the taxes due
thereon, will be sufficient discharge the arrears
OF taxes when shall then remain uap I'D, and ten
per centum per annum damages thereon, AS also
the taxes OF the present year. The sale will COM
mence on the FIRST day OF the Court, aud continue
from dsy to day until the Whole is Completed
The subscriber is authorised II receive AL such
es and damases at any time before the Land shall
be sold. A list Of delinquenri-s NAV be seen in
the Clerks Office ofthe County, in of TIE
subscriber. 10 the Office Of the Auditor of Public
Accounts, ia Richmond.
ISAAC OTEY, S.B.C.
June s. g-wsw
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do to blast his pretensions +?
In the Sd place, he was raised in the
eyes of the nation. He was placed in the
cabinet, on a daring but lofty pinnacle,
where his ge,sius had confe ssediy the best
chance ofunfolaing It's lustre, ana dazzling
the eyes Of his countrymen. Had ne sue
cecded. we have no hesitation i'm saving,
that his popularity would have been en-
hanSe ed, and his chances for preferment
would have been infinitely greater, but ne
YER certain on account of ti.e fur has of
his earlier years.
Now, is it ingenuous, in the 4th place, to
ascribe his downfall to Madison or to
Monroe ?-The metropolis OF the United
States, sacked under the very beard of the
Secretary at War, when So many warnings
had been given of the intentions Of the en-
envy, when the President had so urgently
called his attention to the subject, when
the Secretary had SO strongly pledged HIM
self to IT'S aefeuce, the General h S, the
means and men at his disposal, when all
the arrangements were or onght to have
been his own; was it strange that public
indignation should have gathered, and
burst upon the head of the Secretary
He was more particularly held responsible
for the conduct OF the war; the glory of its
his, the ignominy of the defeat. Way, as.
cribe his persecution to the particular &
personal friends of Col. Monroe" when the
whole country rung with iis name /; when
before the defeat. the citizens of the Dis
trict were denouncing him for his alleged
inattention; ayfe,' it, one of his ozvl particu-
lar and personal friends was the very first
to refuse him his hand, " in the streets of
Washington ,"
Public censure did not fall upon Monroe,
because it was not his business to see to
the war, and he had simply " volunteered
his services" In that capacity, he lid all
that he could do. He hung upon the enc
my's motions, he administered all the
counsel which the crisis admitted hut he
left it 70 the commanding officer, or the
Secretary at War, both of them upon the
spot, - to take steps tor the security of The
public buildings" 1t was much more in
their department than in his.-As to his
being the 4" foremost in that disastrous,
disgraceful retreat" the assertion is lust as
true as many others. Even caiumny itself
had never dared to whisper an insnuation,
against his personal courage, until this gen.
tleman in the dark was valiant enough to
do it.
But, after all, the E,chosition has ia ken
for granted fact, which few would admit.
Gen. Armstrong, would never, in all pro-
liability have been the Chief Magistrate of
this nation-Witn all his brilliant genius,
with all the reputation he had earned by
his mission to France, or might have secur-
Ell by his success in arms, there was a
canker in the rose which would have pre-
vented its full blown splendour. The sin
OF mis- early days had never been forgot
ten.--foung man If you aspire TO FL the
first place in the hearts of the people,
remember the Newburg letters.
To be continued,
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rs hereby gwen, that at the next August Court
I OF Hampshire county, at the Court-House there
Of. shall SELL at public auction, tor c,s 50 much
OF aIl the Lands and Lots in that County returned
delinquent FOR the uon-payment Of the taxes osthe
last year as will be sufficient to discharge the ar
rcafs Of taxes which shall then remain unpai for
that gear, and tou per ceptnn damages thereon,
together for the taxes for the present yesr. The
sales will commence on the first day OF the Couri,
and continue from day tn day until they shall De-
completed. The subscriber is snthoris d TO receive
all such taxes and damages 1t any Gme b.f,re tl,e
Land shall be sol list Of the d ,'inoneneies
may be seen in the Clerks Ofice of the County.
in possession of the Subscriber or in the Office ~
the Auditor Of Public Accounts
TUSIS rETERS, RI. C..
Jure g. Q-wQw
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June
RAN AWAY

AN the t4th .lsy last. ii.na Toe subscriber, IL
y ns near Pailesv,li.- Asneha csi,v hi ,ch
negro man, named Pleasant, sbau S 1t S0r inc.es
high % or 81 years OF age, has rafh down rok
when spoken tn ~ his eye is caught, i'm er,t ly
falls He Id by A ron IL SIX ms IN the - per I'd
OF Po~hs,au, to W.n. Halkins, of no purc,s-
sed ho. He MAS seen on lie 9th ul,. at Eenry
Hetl.'s, in the lower euM of Powhat,n.
II Caught anil brought 10 fne, xli give reward,
$40 +; anil it over 100 miles. $50, over aud above
the lex i fees an ciis,g hair nat SUN # secu-
red in any jail, and information being gwen .ne, 50
that get him again.
NATiI'L. Il. CRENSHAW.
June 8. e-it-
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.N07ICE rs HERGBY GIVE.N:

=
a session Of Congress
/. The duties on licenses 10 retailers, viii, from
the Sist OF December, 1916, be reduced 10 those
payable according to the act of iugist 3, 1913.
These licenses will hs granted fnr ar, exceptin
case of an application tor license to rct, betw-e en-
the S0th day of June and the lst If January next.
which will be granted f'r period that -i expire
on the Sist of Dc. next, o. paying sun wSich
shall bear the same proportion to the duty for a
year, according to the exist ng rates AS the tine
for which the license may be granted shall bear to
year.
9. That the duties on spirits distilled within I'll.
United States, viii cease after the s0th of Ju e.
1916, TO which periods re;uras must be made OF
tie spii's that may be distilled on or before that
day.
8. That after the snth day of Jnre, 1916, new
rates Of duties licenses, for stills an boilers will
take effect, which rates follows in cents for
each gallon of them capacity
Dome tic Materials Roo,s. Foreign Maic,sals
g..ff.
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STEAMBOAT H0TEL


'EtfiE Subscriber respectfully Informs the Public
4 that he has taken that elegant flur story Brick
House, over Mr.. Matthew Cuffs Store, on the.
East side of tie Market-Square, and IS prepared To
accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen with gen
Rod.
Passengers in Che Steamboat, Baltimore, New
York, or Philadelphia Packets, will fnu his house
c"nvenie,b sgrceabIy situated, and be ALTERS him
sell, well adapted 10 their comfort asd scconrno-
daliOn.
THOMAS WEST.
Norfolk, June 3. Q~w3gs
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GALE ot Dclinquant Lands for Taxrs.-Not CO.
hereby gwen that at the next August Court of
Washington County AT the Courouse thereof, shall sell
az puohe auction Tor CASH so much Of all the Lands and
Lot, III the owor district Of thar County returned delinua,nt
or .e"o.payn"u Of the taxes oftle last year. will he
'elet to discharge the arrears of iaNes which shall then
remain unpaid for that year. ten per ccim DAMAGES
thereon together with the taxes of the present year. sales
ieomnenee on hist DAY ofe Court continue from
day to day until they shall be completed The s,scribri
anhozed 10 receive all such K damages at any time I've
iore the ai shall be sold. lt Of delquticirs may be
seen IN the Clerks Office ~ the County, IN po,,tso o, h
subscriber, in the Office of the Auditor of Public Ae
counts.
JOHN CRAWFORD, d.
For SAMUEL FULTON, S. w. c.
JHf1e 8. g .c3.J
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NOTICE.
June 8.

HETi!EREAS my wife .N,mcy Saunders has alb
ev scented from my Il and boartl.-tlis IS,
therefore, to iorwarn all aud every person whatsoe
yer from trading with her. or ;eedi g, or harbour-
ing her mr. any Of her ehildren-For they mar ex-
pect TO be dealt with the iaw ,iirects-For will
not be responsible tor ANY cbs size may contract
JAMES SAUNDERS
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STAPLES OF THE MARKET

Tobacco, $40 a el-Wheat, 81 a 25-Flour.
snperfne, so a 8-Corn, S,4 25 4 50-Meal,
per bushel, 81 a i7-Hemp, American $50 a 10
per ton--Oats, 20 cents-Whskey, common. 65 n
81 cts.--do rectfied, so 90 cents-Susar, brown,
gle Id 50-do. Loaf, e9 SO cts. perth.
BGnS Stocks ,fsialgY serday, Mr. Lynch
sold Virgins Bank, did, SIo2 s0--New S10f so.
Specie-s3 a 1O3 prenlium.-U. States per
cents, 953 90.
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June 8.

EIOTICEis hereby gwen that the next August Court
of Lac Countl, at the Couf,-fious- thereof shall
Sell nj pnbie aucion os cash, niuc!, III all the
LANDS and Lots IA that County returned d,inuu, mt for the
ho, nti,t o! the LSes for the years 1877 l7ys i7ys
1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1865, 1906, 1907,
iauS, 1909, 1870 1911, 1872, 1915, 1914, 1915
to DISCHARGE the of which shall then remain t,u
Pa and ten per ceitUm damages thereon. together with
Iie is~so the present YEAR. The SALES i'll eou4,c on In,
hrsi day Of Court, aud inue from day day until the.
shall De- completed. The Subcriher to al
sueh aS. sand damages any time Lrorc Land shall h.
SOIL. int OF drlnquencies may b IN the Clerks
Office ot the County, he possession the Subscriber or
IN the Oitiee % tn Aud TOR Of rubiic Accounts.
DAVID MHFNRY, Deputy.
For JOSHUA ENVY, ). l.. c.
.T,De g. N In " -.
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NOTICE

II, PERSONS having Claims agsinsi the estate OF
"A Me''y f'icke,iN deed. are reque,,e., 10 b in.
.ns . 'or-srd to tie SubVcribsr prppcry auth n Z
Gated, by the ist oi August so that sr-s,g meets
may b. made tor their payment; and ,,is ,,rnas,ty
requested, that those incsteA III make as s,-s,lr
scit meat as possible to
ALEXANDER rU!.CHER, -i-enf
JuneS. q.2,u
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500 DulLlrs Reaunrd !

3.Iii-L be given to an, person who will deliver
~ to me, living IA Wilson County, Tennes-
see, the said Nancy Saunders AMI fur C6iko,rei,.
together with the PROPERTY she carried off. con.
sstng OF negroes, ; horses and a number OF bonds
and other property too tedious for M to .ennrne-
rate. JAMES SAUNDERS.
June s. o1tt
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Kp UNAWAY from the Subscriber. in Ga
q CITY, Negro Man named NED HENDHp.
SON lie IS spare male raw-honc rerro. sbont
Feat Or oi'ctcs high. had on wien lie " .nt q.
way giit Of yellow home spnu clothes sod ba,
been engaged ia running the riyer for several yess
suspect he is gone 70 fuyanna, where lie ba.
wife, belongeg TO MIR Henderson, i,sar fIar.i,gs.s
river, IN sii County. will svc The above c,,. ~ =
delivery Of SAID Negro at scJt'. Ferry, IN 81 g.
marie, Tor scouting him in any iai 70 il,st ~,
hin asai0.
Jnes
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WAsHINeroN I,,ne &

WASHING TON, June 6.
The PRESIDENT and his family left
TINS city yesterday Tor Montpelier, where
tits expected he will spend the summer
months there being no public business. at
TINS time particularly requiring his atten-
dance at the seat of government.