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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

MesWs. Le,ois g. I'M,
GENTLEMEN--An undue impression has been
made on Che public mind in relation to the
question OF right between the corporation and
citizens ot tlns city, aud major general Win.
ieid scott on the part Of the u. states, and as
every thing has beensaid aud published on tie
part of She city, aud nothing on the part Of
the general, You are requested to give pub
liriiy 10 tie following remaiks, and you will
much obhge
JUSTICE.
Tie Baterg md the Sia6q5fces.-As the gen.
erai excitement on this question has probably
subsidized and the decision Ut che President OF
ihe United States made known, tie following
review Of The sebject is offered to tie candoar
Of the public
karlS IN JHly last, Major neral Scott, com.
handing Size u. states troops in This siate, aud
actually guartcred iu Castle Chut0n, at the city
OF New YORK, addressed note 10 bis honor the
Mayor, slaung, That u was proposed 20 erect
two small single story buildings, (for STAFF on.
fcesl on am eNCreScence Of Tie Battery" or
public Walk opposite to Castle Clnton--
the space in question being part or a giant
made by The corporation 10 the T. s for " for.
tiacsiions. or GcA other purpose IS fhe pubs
might % Immediately iateresisi 10 - aud il was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

a London paper Of September 30 saws
the American papers are filled with dis
puies respecting an enormous sea-ser-
pe1i, hundred ieet In length, which is
SAID 10 have appeared at various places
On the Amercai coast, and TO have es-
cIled great ALARM. BY some the story il
considered as q hoax, while others po-
giiiYtiy - sert the actual sxlstenCe Of lhe
tnoneter."
NAPLES, Aagusl Il. Prince Henry Of
Prussia VISITED yesterday the ,RiIorIcan
a3mirafs ship Washington, Of "a guns.
where he vas received aud entertained
with great ceremony by Commodore
Chauncey, The American squadron will
shortly leave this and 80 10 LeghOrn.
The same vessel, the Caesar, which bro't
nome the account Of the instrumentation,
brought also an answer bv BODaparte TO
the book published by Mr. Warden,
which lac had read with strong feelings Of
indignation. This answer will speedily
be published, and as it serves TO throw
light OF some Of the most impOFlautiran-
sactions IN history, We need hardly say
thai lis appear3BCe cannot fail TO be anxi-
cusly expected by the public.
- 1itHl Improvement Hdn tdhtH pldCe
40 gas lights by the Introduction of pipes
OF delft ware, whiChare only aiifth of the
expense ofiron, and actually more dora
be.
The following paragraph we copy from
FreUch paper
MADRID, Aug. 3l.--ln the course oil
The months Of October and November
i'iese viii depart from the port OF Cadiz
fae sgnadrO1s. with number of TRAVIS.
ports, having On board troops, munllion.
ofwar uf every kind, and artillery, destin
ed Tor oar possessions la South America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-11

The British Critic for June 1917, in re-
viewing Rilcys Narrative remarks as fol-
lows The volume before us contains
one Of the most curious aud interesting
narratives which has ever issued from the
press and we cannot dismiss fIe work
without expressing our sense Of the plea
sure which il has afforded us in the pc
rusai j ne style is natural and unaf-
fccted, and the facts are both lIlustra-
tive Of other travels, aud are themselves
verified by them. We have no hesitate
on in placing our confidence in tie au-
thor, and in Believing his narrative 10 be
faithful and accurate. Ii is one of tie
most valuable books of travels which has
lately been published in This country.
and as such we have no hcsitatiom in re-
commencing II 20 general notice.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Richmond, February 8
Virginia Legislature.

On Saturday. the bill respecting {
ention came up, On it. pa sage, in
1nu.e OF Delegates-1he blank for .
srta,uing hos many thousand OF Il
hlte citizens would give delegate
the Convention, was filed witt five.
A motion was made b. Mr. Atk'nso
:, lay this bill on tn table, to wait tn
fate o. the b;ii for sqaalizing the repre
sentation IN Tie Senate, Nc.-Lost, Aye
as. Noes Y.
Some discussion ensued on the tna
"a ..sge ct the bilI-en which the Aye
and Noes were called, and they were
',ound to be. AYES 70, Noes IS.
So the bill was passed, and ordered t.
b. Immediately transmitted to the Sc
late for concurrence.
Mr.. Blackburn then reported bill
For arranging the Counties into dis
icts for the election OF Senator's. and
Y e9uali2ing the land tax"--which wa'
al the first aud second tunes. com
,lited to the Committee of the Whole on
Ne State of the Commonwcal th, beng
,ade the order of the day for this day,
lad ordered to be printed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Old " inc, &c.

The subscriber has added TO his former
stock four pipes Of high Favored 6 yea'
old wine from the house OF Scott, PriGsI lie
Veitch & Co. which he solicits trial of
IN STORE,
L. P. Madeira wine in pipes, half pipe
and quarter casks froH each OF the mos
celebrated houses in the island
Port, l.. p. reneritfe and Sherry wine
Old Cognac Brandy; Holland gin
with a general assortment Of liquors ant
groceries, Tor sale at reduced prices, by
JOHN Fl. CREASE.
Also fer barrels Rye Flour.
February d4teotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Cash for t'urs.

The highest Cash Prices will be given
~ the subscriber Tor all kind OF Furs.
SAMUEL D HARPER.
lanuarv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
NOTICE..

Whereas, | did by assignment hate6
sl,t Jan. 1917, transfer aud assign I.
Isaac Robbins for certain purposes there
in mentioned all my books rights ere
dts. etc.
NOTICE is hereby given to all per
sons Indebted to me by bond nete or book
account, that the same is required to b'
paid to Isaac Robbins the assignee above
mentioned, who alone is authorized b..
me to receive the same.
Signed, DANIEL CAWhDD.
Feb. S d1weolm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
" antea TO HIRE,

A steady elderly Negro Woman, VIII
can be well recommended, to whom libc
raj wages will be gwen.
App, to the Printes
Dec ID
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Alexandra Library Company

fhe Members Of the Alexandra III,
brary Company will please to take no.
tee, that an election will be reid at tn,
Library, on Monday the l7th instan'.
between the hours Of three aud six, P.
NJ. for a President and eleven Dirsc.
tors for the ensuing year.
James kennedy,
Libra ian.
Februarys eo4wgde
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
FOR SALE,

w Nt1E SHDsCrlOef "hV'9 'V
3 ESTABLISHMENT on the nor
side of Cameron street, situated o. H.
centre of the square between the Bank o
Alexandra and the City Tavern on
sisting of three story Brick House will
two stories in the rear. the whole cover
ed with -late and running in one ran
Of Buildings from the front liz feet
Inches. The house contains IL roo y
beside the store aud cellars 10 1t thea
with fire p,ases. some of them spac'eu'
and elegant. and few less THAI ID BY l.
feet in the cea;. except one closet rooln
enc front aud two back stairway, a
kitchen with tive fire places, with stove
to' cooking, over which are servants
rooms, adjoining pantry, smoke hou''
and other necessary back bindings
In front pcrtico, in the rear cove.
ed way with piazas to the extreme ell
% the build,ngs.
The cellars are large, flccred. and f
ted up in the neatest manner, equal. :
not superior to any in the district Il
store over which is flashed in the brs
stile. and has been occupied Tor a iene J.
of time past as fame store, CONSISTING
of China. Delft, Glass snd Hard Ware
etc etc-The cellars as Wine, Cir"
Gerry and Spirit Store, etc.
The purchaser can have the goods o'
hani, winch compris. a good assortment
and have been carefully selected, a
cost.
On the hoass, 50 far, there has bee
expended aud paid NJ ard # 1886
delIars. Neat, ,6 feet Of the lot IL
front remains 70 be bailt on,
The baildings are insu ed and nearly
complete in every pa 'icular, and on ex
amibatnn will be 70 nd to be an estab
lishmeut eQnaIled by few here or else
where.
About two birds of the amount to
house goods, etc. would be required II
hahd, o, in approved notes at short date,
ON the remainde' d long credit will b
lsiVen.
lie would wish, also, to sell, on c:c
dit, or would barter TO. Goods, or Pr
petty ia tn district t"o squares Vt tw
acres each, III tae town vi lefer OIL
Ohio; both squares JOIN iii with th'
public .qua 2, on which has been erects'
The market house. court house, all etc
The square. are divided into hall square
b. So feet alleys. and to eac'. hal. ,qual
there Is attached 8 acres OF land imWedl
ateI. adjoining tie town. as town tarm~
and to each square the remainder of lOt
acres further DIS ant This settlement
is in tlourishug state, being the count, =,
and post town, situated on The rive
Grand. a snort distance from Lake Erie
the soil rich aud Of fist rate quality.
Should he not be able to effect IT,,
sales above stated IN short tine, OF
liberal and lair terms, he would have T..
objection 10 take Partner in Trade
VINO, putting IN one tuirG or one half t.
interest he holds in the concern, won {
reap a propartiunahle part of the prof Il
In assisting to conduct the business.
| William Dunlap
" b. Arrangements nigst oe uadc t.
accommodate q Partner with tho whole OF
part Of the dwelling house if "ccessary.
February 2aw4w
ZIP rAe Editors Of The National H.
telligencer will please insert the above
twice a week tor four weeks, and sent
their accann.s 20 this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
6otillon Party

Mr.. GENERES has the honor to ar
nounee to the Ladies and Gentleme' :
Alexandra that the CotilIon Party WI
be on Thursday next the 9th instant
Feb q "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Wanted to Hire for the ensu,
ING Year,

Two Men Servants, accustomed to
wait in the house, and three Women that
are capable OF washing, ironing and do.
ing the work of chambermaids. Those
from the country would be Preferred
High wages will be given for persons
possessing the above qualifications
JOHN M'LAUGhLIN.
December 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06


Mandcvliie XI.acm Jur
Hare received for Sale.
IS hhd> Pennsylvania rye whisky
81 ibis do do
5 hhds New England rum
90 bbis do
20 puncheons 3D., Sd and 4th proof
West.lndia do
Is oh;s 4th proof Accomac peach
brandy
8 pipe, Holland gin
10 bbls country do
~ hhds molasses
81 bills low priced sugars
90 boxes new alsius
Is casks do
1000 % fresh Zante currants
600 ID soft shelled almonds
so casks colored Goshen cheese
go Grkins Pennsylvanfa butter, Phi.
ladelph inspection, No. 1. far
family use
IS bags race ginger
50 casks caewiug tobacco
SO bays and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing naper
80 boxes mould aud dipt candles
8 boxes real Martinique Noyau
Wines, liquors and groceries a. usual
December Q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Paper for Sale.
David and ]. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
GENOA,
81 bales writing paper, assorte
Which they offer tot sale on very 10"
terms. They keep constant supply OF
first quality chewing tobacco for sale b!
the quantity.
Ipc -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Notice.

THE Property, Debts aud Effects o.
The MERt Il ANTS BANK Of Alex
audria, having been assigned aud trans
ferr.d. by the late Directors thereof 10
the subscribers. in trsst for certain pur'
poses, as mentioned in the deed OF re-
c ,rd in the court books Of Alexandria
NOTICE is hereby given to the debtors
of that Institution to coale forward ahu
secure their respect We debts, or make
payment to Colin Aud, one OF the lru,-
tees, at his sfice, lower end OF King ST.
Merchants Bank Notes will be re-
eeived in payment, as directed IN the
said deed Of trust.
THIS. SWAMI,
EBM. |. LEE.
COLIN AULD.
February s-4 II
TO LET,
OR FOR SALE,
The House lately occupied by William
Wood, situated on Royal street, south
Of King street, three doors below the OF
fee Of Samuel Snowden, Possession
NAV be had the first Of February.
Also, the House at present occupy.
to the east of the above. For particulars
enquire Of
Joseph Ingle. Alexandria.
January %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Public >aIe

Public sale
On Thursday. 9Th of February, will
Be sold, at the Store lately occupied by
DAME! Cawood, corner IT K'ag and TO
luubus streets, the entire stock IN ''ade
of 6 aceries ahd other Goods. to" hume.
ro1s 10 partisulsriZe. Also two hundred
new q b barrels and stands. sale to
So.umenGe at ten O'Clock.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Isaac Robbins, Trustee.
John jackson y Co. Auctoa-er
February s a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
BALTIMORE, Feb. q,

From our Correspondent al fhpapHtS'
The bill from the hoese Of delegates,
|r,r the alteration of all such parts OF
ihe constitution and form of govern
|mcnt as relate. to the mode of clecting
Ithe members of the senate, and which
9assed the popular branch by very
large MA ity. was yesterday re-
ieCted in the senate. after All able dis
Icus sicn Of three days. Mcssrs. Ia
hey 4 Whder advocated the pravi-
Sipns Of the bill, and Mcssrs. Win
chester and Dorsey opposed them
|sh@ question upon its passage was de-
lcilrd by a vote of g to 4.
On motion Of Mr.. Washington
Leave WIS granted in the house Ia
bring in ill t. alter the mode OF
lillng up vacanCies in tie senate.
The Bill for the erection Of a ne"
terminal court i'm the city Of Baltimore
(which originated in the senate ant
!passed that body, has been passed b!
1.-THE house. with IA few un,inPortant a
lncndmcnts. which will no doubt b
Sanctioned hy the senate.
The bill for the separation Of Bal
Itimorc County from Baltimore city
was referred on nation If Mr.. lar
Iryman, to the next general assembly
The address for tna removal %
Judge Hollimgsworth hich had passed
the house. WAS adopted by the scnat"
who returned il - he huuSe with :
message stating, That their concui'
renee in the measure was entirely
founded upon the neglect of Judge
Hollingsworth to perform his duties,
there being no proof before that bod!
sufficient to establish the other char.
grs against him.
The bill for The Incorporation OF St,
andrews Society, has passed both
Houses.
Mr.. GEORGE TAYLOR is E.
! Ccted director on the part OF the
state. Of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Haltim0rc.-Fed. Gas.
In addition to the information con-
Iiained in the letter from our CORES
lpondcnt, we learn from annapolis
that by the bill, establishing City
Criminal Court which, as he states,
has passed the House Of Delegates
with slight amendment. the Associate
Judges are permitted TO practice in
Courts Of Equity alone--the salaries
of the judges arc not established by
this bill. A bill was introduced in
the senate to appoint three commits
sioHers of Insolvency for Baltimore,
with the power to dispense with the
assent Of creditors, and almost every
other condition requisite for the re-
lease of debtors, except the two years
residence. The bill for aanexing the
precincts to the city has passed the
house Of delegates. and no doubt was
entertained of its passage through the
senate. A motior by Mr.. Stoddert,
to print the Judiciary bill for the con.
Isid1a'ation of the people, was opposed
by Mr.. Potts and negatived. The bill
to erect a criminal court for Frederick
county has also been negatived. A
resolution has passed both hous t.
vest certain sum in the Farmers 4
merchants Bank Of Baltimore, which
Twill entitle the state to one director
|who has been elected, as will DC seer
by the letter from our correspondent
A bill to vest the power OF appoint
ment to Directorships in Governor &
Council, has been reported.--ib.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06

LOTTERY.
Second class Potomac Il Shenan-
doah Lottery. first drawn ticket on
Monday next will be entitled to 100
tickets IRON l0OOl to 10lO0 inclusive,
together with all the prizes that they
have or may draw-thc prizes al
ready drawn amount to upwards OF
800 dollars. and 6s tickets remain un-
drawn Tickets at 9 dollars each, q
hares in proportion forsale by
R.G AY.
Jan. IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06

For Boston,
RS The Schooner
ysT@S Rebecca,
2 ss.ss~tss:.s Theodore Berry. master,
Now adIna will 'aiI in few days ant
take 400 ba rc!s OF treictt.
Apply 10
Lawrason and Fowlc.
Who have received pee tie sSh"on'
Victory, capt. Gorham, irom Boston,
AND FOR SALE.
q bales Burpnon Gurahs
G Case Bandanua'S
IA chests i!Yssn skin Tea
$50 ream. Wrapping paper
~ ask, Nails assorted, from Id t.
sol
January 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
TO the Electors 9f Oxford s. Som


The period IS at hand, On which YOU viii
be permitted, and on which il will b. vour
duty to exercise the privilege Of electing your
rulers Tor another year. As privilege and
duty, then, let it be considered.
Living under government, whose essence
4 liberty and whose life i virtue Il IS res soR-
sloie on a generous and free people 10 gre.
serve the utmost sensibility Of feeling towards
the rich blessings they enjoy. Every day
infatuated 70 inhale tile az of purest liberty.
II Is not unnatural we should sometimes for.
get rs value, and slumber when .he citadel is
ID danger. Where every citizenis placed ss
sentinel to watch over the enemies Of lis
country, history and experience have too az
len told Us, there danger il most imminent
but II We contrast, for moment. our rolili.
Sal privileges with those Of our more southern
he'shbors on The continent. and many of lie
more highly favored nations of tbe EuronesnE
Eastern world, our wonder end sensibiliiy s.
quickly reused, and we stand IN solemn adnt
ration OF the cminence oil which We stand.
thirty years have tested the validity ii
our federal government, and tie ADMINISTERS
lion 81 rs earlier part did, most eminentIr.
prove rs competency, il under the guidance
u wise ami impartial men. Massachusetts,.
one q many II the great COMPACT. has coniin-
ueo hFin hef adherence, preserving in a good
eegree TIE purity q her original principles.
Political apathy and objectionable seli-secufi-
ty has indeed, suffered her, once or twice,
n depart from the straight course of sound poe
icy aud federal principles. But. ii such ca
Ses' rejection has always been quick to per.
io'm its ofice, and resiore her ID primaise
dignity and uprighiness. We have once III
rulers, wiling instruments III self-desfrue a..
Oy concuFFing 10 emJargoes, non-inseic surse-,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
Jourtrfntb Gougrf6s.. and 5fsston.
MONDAY, MARCH 5.


SENATE During the session of this
DAY, which was protracled till the | It'll hour
Of the existence of the l4th Congress, an
immense number OF bills were finished and
sent 10 The President for his signature.
Among olhefs, was the act, 10 regulate fhe
trade o. Ptals.er Of Paris-lo provide 70,
The redemption Ct tie public debt-aud 10
preserve fhs ncufral Relations ofrhr Unred
States.
HOUSE Upwards ef 100 bills were
despatched during tie session Of lie ia,
and night, AID upwards d 90 OF those.
signed by The President, after / | o'clock
The pressure 81 business VS. 81 ereas. tfaf
ii is feared, the President had NO, tine 10
ax bis signature 10 many &C them An
taanimoas vote Of hanks wss passed 10 the
Hoa MIR. Clay for his ability and itsnsr-
ii ay, while presiding as Speaker of the
House.
TuEsDsv, MARCH
SENATE The Serslors excepting
those wecsc term oil service expired yss
terday) assembled. and afr Gaulard took
the chsir and ih- Whole wee qualified
The Hon. Messrs. Ons. a Aassscanssi,s !;
NsrreA, Of New Hampshire EnrriA, Il
Rhode Island Dsckensers. of New jersey !:
Fan Dsks II Delaware. ppcafsd and took
their SETS Mr.. Efaes, q Virginia /;
CAffeadra, ct KenluckY and claiborne,
III Laais sna, did not attend
ae Hon. Mr. 1oAPKfNs, Vice .presi.
dent Of he Y. 5. then appeared, and took
BIS scat Is President Of The Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
LEVI WHITMAN, ESQ.

as suitable person TO represent their district
in the Senate Or Massachusetts.
The following Resolutions and address,
reported by select committee, having beer
unanimously adopted, il was resolved by The.
convention, that the same be transmitted 70
the Editors Of the Portland Gazette, Tor pub
LEGATION.
Resoired, al The sense OF this meeting, that
the experience of every political year tends
more to convince US Of the excellence of Fed
.eral principles, and to confirm our belief that
they constitute the only basis which can sup
port The American Republic.
Resoiged-As the friends Of WAsHrNcrog
that we highly al prove the nomination of lis
worthy disciple, His Excellency JOHN
BROOKS, to he re elected Governor, and
His Honor WILLIAM PHILLIPS, As Lieut..
Governor, the ensuing political year-that
the characters Of these men contain an the
amiabe and commanding virtues, which can
recommend them to the SURFACES OF the intel.
ligent, pious, and independent electors Of
FREE Commonwealth.
Resoived, that il Is with Increased pleasure
and confidence we again recommend LryI
WHTTfiAN, Esq OF Norway, as a suitable per
son to represent the counties Of Oxford and
Some set in the Senate of Massachusetts.
Resolred, as the further sense Of this meet
ing, that We use al due and honorable exer-
tions 10 secure The election Of the aforesaid
candidates to the Offices TO which they are
respectively designated.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
Presidents Inauguration.
wAsnlNeroN. MARcm 5, l8

WILMINGTON, MARCH, Y, TOT
Yesterday The inauguration Of toe Hon.
JAMES MONROE, as President Of the Unit
ed States, took place on an elevated Portico
erected il front Of the Capitol.
The President and NicePlesilent were
escorted by large cayacade Of tizens to
Congress Hall, where the Ex-President, the
Supreme Judges, and the Senator'S were as
sembIed AMI attended the President TO The
portico. where he delivered the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18
TIE Ars

The ACTS
Pcsssi al ~ inte sessioa u Congress. ssere CO
acflg oae hundred ia niraber--gf lrhich forty
bic acre 81 public aaa tsrsaty fSss q loesli aa.
.uge and hirfg-seren rsiasedio individuals.
Isso resoiutsons Only rssre passed, one % admit
IL lana INTO TIE Uaioa, aad tie otter % en-
plog Col. 1AsnBulE q execute certala paint.
uags.
The most important of the public acls,
Wcre-The act more eaectuaily q preserve
n. neutral relations 81 the Z. 5. TO pro-
vie tor tie redemption d the public debt -
To regulate The trade in Plaster II Paris
To abolish lie Office Of Commissioner q
Loans and 10 repeal the laWs authorizing
Loans and he issue d Treasury Notes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-18

Mr, M0NROE'S cabinet will be composed
q z, The following sentlenien:-JOHN GUN
~ ADAMS, Secretary Of Staie-WILLIAAI
II. CRAWFORD. Secretary Of tue Treasury
,-lSAAC SHELBY, Secretary OF War and
BENJAMIN II. CROWNINSHlELD esr.
teiary oi tie Ns,y.-Besides two dozen
Under stfanpers, 10 I'll! minor Offices.