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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
p. & B. Geoghegan,

.
MOROCCO LEATHER MANUFACTURERS,
CITY Of Washington,
ID ESPECTFULLY Inform the work
HI ers aud consumers Of the ABOVE ar
tlcie, that they have succeeded Mr.. John
Lawrence in his Morocco establishment,
and from an experience of twenty years
in the above business, flatter themselves
they will be able to produce a manutac-
ture equal to aay in the United States.
They vii keen constant supply OF
Morocco Of epery color,
suitable tor C"ach. oakers, matters, shoe
makers and binders.
Punctual attention paid to the compile
ton Of orders from either town or cOun-
try
Fine and coarse wool may also be had
at tnelr mandatory, at the lowest mar
ket price. april 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Shoes. Straw Bonnets 8 Hats

sUSI received ami Tor sac al the
, Shoe store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
King.stree,, an assortment of shoes,
which. in addition to his former stock,
makes it complete.
7 cases Ladies' straw bonnets. OF the
newest patterns.
Mems and Boys 6ne and coarse hats
Of every description.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles at the Baltimore
and philadelphia prices.
kfew Of Halls Psten, Riflea for sale.
NIB Boots and Shoes manufactured
as ii. GAL, aud orders thankfully received.
Nav dswtuftf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Oranges
Charles Bennett

Has for sale, from loI mer importations,.
SUPERFINE Tendon and Yorkshire
- Cloths and casslmeres
Rose and striped blankets
D and PIT LIST quail. point blankets
Cambric and jackonet camb. muslins
Irish linens and long lawns
4 I'ish sheetinss and seli,ias
Btst Aberdeen ta,lors' threads
Common and best Lend. gilt pins
Gilt, plated and metal buttons
Irish and English shifting cettoos :.
An elegant assortment Of printed Mar
settles wslstcoating =.
Common plate calicoes and shaw!s
Superfue and common flannels
black Lombazeens
Waldron's prir 2. =.
Grain and Grass Scythes.
He daily expects BY he Macy, frCn
London via Baltimore,
Sheppard's Imperial Saxony cloths aud
kerseymeies
Extra quality gilt buttons
English doe,kin and riding tan gloves.
And from Dublin, an excellent assort-
ment.Of
Diapers and damask table linens.
april 8 wm3tN oW
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Boston lVindop Glass,
London Hats.

TNiIE subscriber has just received aid
Il offer, for sale, at his Hat Store, on
klng-street, one door west of loval.st.
l case of first quality London made war-
ranted Hat, which he will sell on good
terms. SAML d. HARPER.
april -. . ..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Lumber and Lime.

TIME subscriber has OF hand, and IN.
tends keeping (at his lumber yard
on Muncaster's wnarf) constant supply
OF well selected lumber and stone lime,
which he offers for sale very 10" Tor cash
or srpcOved psper. NOM
ELISHA TALBOT.
5th mo. 20. dStmth3w'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Wine.

IN SCEIVED by the schooner Maria,
IL fOn Madeira, -
Hal pipes, qqarter casks md hail
,p,rt.r cask- Cd Madsga and half or
"a. (. old Tinta, Sercial and Malmsey
Mine, from the house of Heirs y Co
winch will &c -old at cash by
LAHRASON & FOWl4E
Who have received per the ship Hazard,
from Cork,
81 casks Irish butter, OF superior quality.
Nav g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ r. g M.9RSTkLLER.

On THURSDAY, at halt past IL NJ.
Will be sold, at the Fish whaif
quantity of Plank and ScantllDg OF
which The houses are composed.
May 81 -.---
( Oh FRIDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
WIZ be sud, at The AUCTION Rooms,
corner of Wac and Primo, streets.
oO hampers eal Ll-h Potatoes.
20 kegs iri h Bu,ter-imported in
the ship Hazard.
r. G.. MARSTELLER, AuC'r.
Nav &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Landing this Day,
Shin Timber. &c.


THHE SD yscribei, resldng on Malta
woman Greek, IN Charles County,
MARYLAND, will dispose Of standing) a
large quantity of first rate White Oak
Ship Timber, Wharf Logs. Timber suit
ed Tor Slaves, Plank. Scantiing, or other
purposes, in any quantity; Likewise Sc
vera thousand cord, Oak Wood Pur-
chasers will find it to their adv antage to
apply as the terms will be moderate, and
there is navigsble water to the spot.
VIM MASON.
Nav 8 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27

.;,a..eyery exertion was made BY the
G..,s and the crew to preserve the VS.
~ and afterwards her carso-Mr.
S.,bb, chiel mate. Of the Active came
n,,,rnser in the Hazard, from whom we
I,s the above pa. t'culars.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Prime Herrings.

~ BARRELS gr,,ss and nett
Z.)O IERRINGS, FIRST Equality,
suitalle for family use.
ALSO,
Gr,-rries and ship stores, as usual, on
t,s best terms for cash or approved Gre
dit. For sale by
JACKSON STURGIS.
Nav q wfm4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
tanning and CurryIng.

Joseph Ht.STON continues TO car
|, ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
and Union streets, where he will be al
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with promptness and despatch.
He keeps constantly on hand large
assortment Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
lS.srln Rlat Report.

Tie Washington -. at N.-OH
u,ryland Point, this morning, saw ship
I,Ii,, and orig Golden Grove, under
Nv. proceeding down. Did no, See any
t5iag boand up, ialand vessels excepted.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Corn Wanted.

WILL give the market price in cash
IL tor 5000 bushels yellow corn.
Nav is FIR. ADAM. j..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Wanted to Rent,
Shelmerdines Hats.

VNHE sub, riDe' has Jnstrece'ved rom
4 Philadelphia one case."f ir-t qua
lily beaver Hats, of the above gentle
mans MISUNDERSTANDING to my
judgment they are superior to any has
offered in this market these disposed to
purchase will please call and judge Tor
themselves as respects tbs price and ele-
gance. SAMUEL Il. HARPER.
Nav 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Window Glass.

Window GLASS
aN BOXES Shy 10. 10 by IL, z BY
~ 9, i2by i6. Is by Is. Ia by Is
Wludo~ Glass, Just received and fnr sale
BY III. II. ROWLAND.
9Th mn s6 tuths6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
For Sale,

A VALUABLE MUIArT0 MAN
about 81 or p years OF age, would
make very likely hcuse .erVanI' 10
su;-e Of the piutsr. NAV ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Leather,

Of as various qualities az can be found in
any shop in the District-which he will
dispose Of at very low prices fsl cash.
IL moe Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
10000 Dollars

TO be Drawn. IN tte Baltimore
MEDICAL OLLE;iE LOTTERY
On Thursday, Jane A
The ABOVE capital wall be awarded as
a premium 20 tie first dcawn number on
that day, agreeab!y to the scheme.
THE CASH WILL BE PAID
(if sold at Coaen'- otfice) TO the fortunate
holder the mo aent Il is drawn.
On the s0th drawing the e. St drawn No.
I'll ne eGtitls" 70.
Tsosnty Thousand Dollars!
Aud OF III 41,a day me nr, dra"h No.
wi ~ emitted to
Thirty Thousand Dollars
Besides Ihe ano 9, tn wheei asO COLI
tn, tha tlo't;Hg Dri1-, y
10000 and 5000 Dollars.
l'hesa, With an uncxam-le gaia " the
wheel, presents very superior attraction.
particularly as the price OF whole tickets
i only .ff, en- dollars, and halvcr, quar-
tiers and eiShths in the same proportion,
TALL war; til r"dr,~uN % = al at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Business,

next door to the corner 81 Ming anu hoy
al streets. AMI is prepared to execute any
orders in the Bookbinding business with
which he may be honored-he is also sup
pl;ed nm commission, with a small assert
meut of Stationary comprised OF articles
most in demand, and particularly invites
the attention Of juvenile customers TO
articles used in schools, such as CIPHER
ing aud Copy books. sc. which are made
of The bcst m Aterials that Can be procur-
ed and at the usual prices-orde:s from
Banks or public Offices for any kind OF
blank account books. can be executed IN
a style of strength AID elegance equal to
any in the United States. May "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
To Farmers.

IN COR ING, on Vnu .il's wharf, has
~. tor sale 50 bushels Carolina clay
al "a. Nav s5-St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
To Rent,
To be Rented.

I'M the 10th ct June next, all the
Fish wharf and warehouses, iOI y
months.-By an order Of counsel.
GEORGE CORYELi., sP. police
gNsv - vfm'JlO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-27
Robert Gray

ESPECTSuLLY ,Hfu III his friends
"a, and former customers, that he has
rpcnmmeuCed the
BOOk5indins and Stationary
business,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE,
WedneSday, ID,

Wednesday, Dec. 2.
Mr.. GoldsborOugh, from the select
committee to whom was referred the reso-
luton for erecting monument over the
remains of General Washington, reported
a bill as substitute for The resolution, but
containing precisely the same provisions.
The bill was read and passed to a second
reading.
Mr.. Ruggles laid on the table the fol-
lowing resolution:
ReSOl0ed, That the committee on Mill
tary Affairs be instructed to enquire into
the expediency Of making provision by
law for clothing the army of the United
States 10 domestic manufactures.
Mr.. Dickerson, according TO notice,
having obtained leave, introduced reso-
luton proposing TO amend the constitution
Of the United States SO far as to make the
mode OF eIecting electors of President and
Vice President Of the United States, and Of
Representatives TO Congress, uniform by
districts throughout the UDion-which
was read and passed to a second reading.
The resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Forsyth, to enquire into the expedi-
ency Of prohibiting the expectation Of uni
ted States Coins. was taken up and agreed
TO.
The bill authorizing the appointment Of
additional clerks for the War Department,
and the resolution authorizing the mem
bers of each house to transmit certain doc
uments free of postage, we're severally read
the third time and passed, (the latter with
an amendment embracing any other mes
sage or documents which may be commune
Gated by the Executive during the session,
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
From the Washington City Gas
INTERCEPTED DESPATCH

BALTIMORE, DcC, =, ioiO'
Mr.. Elliot,
Sir-The Castilian Spanish Indiana
of about 800 tons, bound from Lima v
Cadiz, has lately been captured BY baF
nos Ayrean brig of war. off Cape St. asl
RVS. Her cargo is said to consist OIL coy
per, cocoa, bark, and large quantity o
specie. There were found on board ma1y
government and private letters, Sm'l
shew the country to be in very alarming
state. The following are translated eS
tracts from one of the private letters da'@
Lima, May 20, which will no dOuO' Y
interesting to you, and which you are u
liberty TO publish if you think proper
Your obedient servant, J. M
TRANSLATION. !.
The Grand Junta assembled on "
goth inst. by order. Of his excellency ~
Vice-Roy, has recommended, to nss "
every exertion to forward the troops y
Talcsguano, with view to gain the a'sy
ton Of the Insurgent army in Chlil' a. a.
prevent their attempting TO invaoe W. "
kingdom during the present year, anu VI
I'll we are reinforced from Spain. b~ :,
though this may have such an effect v
are all much alarmed at the present sl'y
of things, for the whole regular lot. ~
Lima does not exceed 5000 men: ana .l''
speak of embarking no less than zuVs
which will leave us very much exPOs.S
To effect this remission OF men, n'U''5
and warlike stores for their use, the 'uDS ~
has also recommended forced loan 'l0~
the inhabitants Of all classes, 10 ,N' :
mount Of S1,O00,0O0. to be raised nsi
month; which has caused almost au u'
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
n The letter is as follows


Department of State, Wasb
ington, Sd. Jan. 1918.
Thomas Newton, Esq. Chairman
Of the committee of Commerce
and Manufactures
Sjr-In answer TO the Inquiries in you
letter of the Gath ultimo, with referencea
the subject OF the resolution iuclosed int
| have the honour to state, that 10 all k
maritime states Of Europe, with which,
have been personally conversant, then
are magistrates invested with authority ri
arrest seamen, deserters from foreign ulE
chant vessels in their ports, and 10 restoa
them to the masters of the vessels to which
they belong, conformably to their coutrats
on the shipping papers. The process y
such cases, is, as by their nature il mua
be, to prove efficacious, immediate ad
summary, and the masters Of America
vessels have the benefit of it, in cOmuG
with others. Iu the city Of London, lh
authority is vested in the Lord Mayor
and, at other places in Great Britain, 81
the ordinary police magistrates. Idon
recollect having ever known an inslancen
which masters of American vessels werI
denied the benefit Of such processes 10
less in cases, when, by the laws Of Oh
country, the deserving seaman, was. q
other accounts, liable TO be detained. fe
practice is, so far as | have known, h
same in every part of the European COZ
tinent.
am, with great respect, sir, your FeEI
humble and obedient servant,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WeflneSdn1I. DEC. =.

WedneSddy, Dec. 2.
Mr.. johnson, Of KY. from the com
mittee on military affairs, reported bill
authorising the establishment of national
armory on the western waters; which was
twice read and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. Talmadge, it was
ResolUed, That the committee on Naval
Affairs be directed to enquire into the ex-
pediency Of increasing the amount of the
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15

Mr.. Smith Of Maryland, from the j..
mittee OF Ways aud Means, renoS, suD
billto reduce the duties on certain i u, :
and to declare free Of duty books n ",ae
in foreign languages, which was twi r.'us l
and committed. '''l
FOREIGN sEAMEN BILL.
The bill under consideration 49,,
for the apprehension OF foreign ss,'
deserving from merchant vessels i y
ports Of the United States, and re., ! y
OF them, on proof Of the fact, to The r,1
tains with whom they have Contracts
voyages, &c. The bill having besO ~ ~,
through va
Mr.. Smith of Maryland, briefly =.
planned the object of the bill. He sl, y
the nature OF the contracts made hv ~
men with captains for voyages; vh; ~
being violated by the desertion Of ses".,
in the port Of destination, or at auv 49,.
before the termination of the vos.s
sometimes broke up the whole voyage -, !,
ruined those concerned in it. He fn,tsa
stated that 10 all other countries ,b.,
were regulations for enforcing the oh,s, {
ance Of these contracts, of which We !
common with others, enjoyed The bench
These regulations the present bill proOoss
TO reciproc ate, by establishing similar r,
ulations on our part.
MIR. NewtoD, as chairman Of the cm !
mittee who reported The bill, further 4 !
planned its object. To obtain informstn
Oh the subject, he said letter was atS
last session addressed to the Secretary 4
State, to inquire whether the captains
American vessels had in foreign ports 4. /
same privileges grated them, to ensBl I
them TO recover their seamen, which wen
proposed 10 be allowed by this bilhF
foreigners in our ports. To this letter /
answer has been received, which Mr.. N
read to the houses and which had sat
fled the committee, as he presumed itvod !
the house, of the propriety Of passing ID
bill.
On motion of Mr.. Whitman, an amend
ment was made to the detail of the bill, th
effect of which was TO extend the pOVu
of carrying the law into execution, 10 al /;
civil magis trates.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-12-15

-, Tuesday, Dec. 8.
The Speaker laid before the house
report OF the Secretary Of War, proposing
change 10 the mode of Indian establish
ments, made. in obedience 10 resolution
Of the Ath of April last
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28
From The National Register.

GLANDS REPORT CONCERNING CHILE.
The readers Of the National Register
have already been furnished with the re-
ports OF Dir. Rodney and Mr.. Graham, re-
latire to tie actual situation of Buenos
Ayres and the United and Independent
Provinces of La Plata. Mr.. Bland has al
SO made an Official statement respecting The
same provinces, together with report con-
ceming Chile and his mission thither,
which the President communicated to Con-
gress on the 18th instant.
We have not been enabled, this week,
10 introduce into our pages either of these
latter documents in whole or in part but a
friend, who has read with attention the re-
port concerning Chile, has favored US With
an accurate abstract of its contents, which
we have now the pleasure Of laying before
our numerous patrons.
Mr.. Bland, it will be recolle cted, was,
in pursuance of instructions from the Pre-
sident, left by his colleagues, Mr.. Rodney
and Mr. Graham, at Buenos Ayres whence
on tie 18th of April, 1913, he departed for
Chile, and on the Goth of the same month
arrived at Mendoza, on the eastern side OF
the Andes, having travelled, by the way OF
the post-road distance OF about 900 miles.
He left Mendoza OH the 29th of April, and,
crossing the Andes, reached Santiago de
Chile on the 9Th OF May the whole route
being, perhaps, about 200 miles. At this
latter place Mr.. Bland presented himself
10 Don Antonio Jose Irisarri, secretary OF
stale, through whom he obtained an inter-
view with Don Bernardo O'Higgins, the
supreme director of Chile. He was re-
ceived with much cordially by the director
with whom be had at different times, very
interesting conversations, touching the
present and future probable condition Of
Chile and the friendly sentiments whicht the
United States entertained towards that
country.
In the several interviews which Mr..
Bland had with the supreme director, he
represented TO him the good disposition
which the government Of the United States
cherished towards the independent author.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28
Dir. Monroe, Editor of the Patriot.
CANCERS.

CANCERS.
There was published some time since an
account of cure of cancer by the use of
a decoction from the plant called lever
green" The description of il was not so
minute and clear as TO be understood by
many persons, particularly, as there are Sc
veral kinds Of evergreen. If any person
who is satisfied with the efficacy of the
plant viii give a circumstantial description
OF it. so that il may not be mistaken, we are
satisfied the cause OF humanity will be great
ly promoted, as the editor OF the Patriot
has been written TO frequently on the sub
ject, from various parts of the country
Editors will please give this notice All inser-
ton, that information may be obtained so
highly important TO those afflicted with this
most calamitous disorder. The editor has
letters which state some affective cases
which will terminate in death unless ga
healing balm is speedily administered
And from what Las been published, says
one OF the writers, E" trust il is TO be found
in this herb, which may have been sent by
It., great author of all good for the benefit
OF an unhappy and distressed race" Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28

inyour valuable PAPER wiil"t'ISem'. ane ,
perhaps, confer an important benefit upon
some of our unfortunate fellow beings. A.
bout two months ago, obser. ing III the Bal
timore Patriot an extract from TIE West
Jersey Gazette, giving Gin the rerson OF
James Lewis) "aIpther evidence OF PIP
ssssiiuay in curing cancers" was imtutod
to preserve it for future perio'. II i"p-
pened at this time that the wife oi neigh
Dor was afflicted with this painful and alarni-
ing disorder, under which she had suffered
for a considerable tipe.-The breast he
part affected) had been anputa'ed and had
perfectly healed, but in a few months ex-
hibited every symptom OF r-trrn. Se'c-
raj tumours appeared, and daily enlarged.
Her physician, an eminent practitioner,
advised second use OF the knife, bu, her
friends dissiIaded her from the operation,
believing il would be undergoing severe
pain without The smallest hopes Of relief.
Her situation occurred to me, but consider
ing all human application useless in so ad-
yanced stage of the disease, nee! ectcd
mentioning il to her friends, but spoke OF
It to another, who informed them Ct it.
The herb, being near at hand, was ,nUic-
diately procured, and used as directed, and
lrejoice TO add, that lie tumours have been
completely removcd-hcr genera! health
much improved, and there is every pros
pect of her recovery. have sent tbs for
publication, without waiting her pcrfse!
restoration, that others may avail them
selves OF the same means as cary as posi-
Die. The plant is ALI escrgreen, and some
times wintcrsrecn the mode OF using it is
simply to drink CT the tea, and wash the
part frequently with strong decoction. /
hone your brother editors throughout the
country will give this place in their ga
zettes. ] AN your friend,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28
FROM OUR CORES poNDEHT AT WASHINGTON


Christmas Day, 1915.
Exactly as ] foreboded in my last letter,
the bill for the relief OF J. J. Duiour and
his associates was yesterday taken up in
the house of representatives. When the
question that it should pass was about to be
put, Dir. Strother FIRST, AMI then Mr.. StoTs,
renewed their opposition to it, and were
answered by Mr.. Poindexter, Mr.. Hen
drick, and Gen. Harrison. The question
was taken by ayes and noes, and the votes
appeared TO be balanced, there being IS
for apd 65 against the bills passing. The
speaker was then about 10 decide The mat
ter by his voice, which there is reason to
believe would have been in favor of the OBJ
jects of the bill but at that instant MIR.
Slocum rose, and observing that his name
had not been CALLED, or at least that he had
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-28

The treaty which we this day publish, by
authority, is that which was concluded at
Madrid. in 1899, but he ratification OF
which, by Spain, has been withheld until
recently.
This treaty, it will be seen, provides for
the settlement, by the arbitration of COM
missioners. and in the mostuneyceptiona5le
manner, of all claims, prior 10 the year
1902, Of the citizens Spain and OF the u.
States, respectively, for losses sustained by
the depredations of citizens of the two 60
vernment', prior TO tie year 1909.
The claims for spoilations by French pri-
vateers carrying their prizes into the ports
ofSpain, during the same period. and which
have been ever since the subject of nego-
citation, are not provided for. They are,
however, expressly reserved, and the cx-
istence Of the claims thus distinctly recog.
nized. National lntefligencer.