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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

@Awritisg Of great concern has been
directed to the Mayor Of this rity. The
person who wrote il is requestedto call
at the Mayors Office, for reward of
Five Hundrea Dollars, provided he viii
give proof Of what he has stated. Se-
crecy will be observed resp ecting his
name,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

The United States ship John Adams
having undergone considerable repairs
and alterations, yesterday morning left
the Navy Yard at this place for the pur-
pose Of proceeding to the rendezvous Of
tina West India squadron at Hampton
Roads
The Fox has been coppered and I'M
dergone a thorough repair, and will pro-
coed down with the John Adams.
The officers OF the squadron, who were
on flrlough, hare arrived and joined their
respective ships.-.Nai. Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

On Tuesday last the schooner Narga-
ret, of and from petcrsburgh for New
York, with a cargo of tobacco, was lost,
between Squam Beach and Barnegat
and all on board psrisksd, in attempting
to reach the shore in the small boat
it's believed that part, IL not the whole
of the cargo, may he saved the vessel
is high on beach, One of The bodies has
been found, bui could not be recogni-
zcd,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

~ Subscribers received at this Of
flee for ''THE GARLAsp,n new misceI-
laneous paper, to be published at Har-
pei Ferry, by DR. John $. Gallsher.--
Terms, le1 cents per month, or one dol
lar aud twenty-five cents per yea, Il
paidin advance.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11
Declaration Of Yar By Meric'
against Spain.

:
The une pectea commencement sol
lsostiiities by the Governor of the Gas
tie Of San Juan de Uioa, against the
iowa Of Vera Cruz, has compelled the
Supreme Executive Power TO adopt
measures consequent on an aggression
cnprovokcsi by It's n,habiiani, and war;
rantcd bs no political considerations.
1st 1T is ordered that all poll.i
cal and mercantie relations with the
zpsnisa nation cease.
2l'y.-Tha., using The leniiv ticta
ted by III philsnt',rophic principles OF
The sieA.ceu nation, tits ordered thai
All Spanis., vessels Immediately leave
the ports Of Mexico, without proceed
ing, as that Government might, 10 en-
barge or confscatc.
3ily. That the same conduct be
pnrsued with allSpanish merchantmen
,hat may arrive in these psrts from
Europe in the space 81 four months, a
time sufficient to allow this resolution
to ha known o. that continent, and Of
forty days from Havsua oc any other
Spanish por. OF North America
4tl,ly.- Tina. all yes sels arriving az
ter the expiration of those periods, will
he treated according to the laws OF
war, Gf before it be 10. terminsted)
as will be, from this moment, all arm
ed vessels.
5thly.-Thai, after the period OF
four mouths, the productions Of the
Spanish soil will not he admitted TO an
entry under any flag whatever.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

sr Gentlemen with whom the aCa-
zErra" is lodged for subscribers, will
have The goodness not to let them be
carried or made use of by any person,
except those to whom directed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

.9m.r;euns ;npliscn.j at Harnnr. by
the srhr. General Jackson, Farm, arri-
we'd lately at Boston from Havana, we
learn that eighteen American sailors
have been imprisoned at that place, ON
suspicion ofhavins murdered a Spanish
sailor on tho Mole. Among the number
confined are all the crew and mate ofthe
brig Noble, lMar,csH, belonging 70 Ros-
ton,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

DIED,--on Friday night iast, hrs.
Elisabeth CraghiH, relict Of CIR. John
B. CragI,ill.
49, on Sunday night, Mr Joseph
Chambers. of this place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11
BY order Of Fl. 8. II.
FRANcIsco JOSH BKRNAL.
Mexico, LIST Oct. 1923.

TIE message OF the President reach
ed Baltimore by express. from Wash
ington. in less than three hours, and, in
five bonrs after the publication Of the
message at our Office, il was replblish-
ed in that citv. The distance from cor
Office toihe Baltimore printing Offices
is thirty nine miles.-Nat Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11
December ~

Public Hire Of slaves.
ENTILL be hired on Saturday the ast',
w instant, at the late residence Of
Mrs.Catherine Kerney, decd, in .,e fer
son County, a number of valuable
SLAVES, consisting Of Men, Women,
Boys. and Girls Bond and security
will be required.
JACOB VAN DORIAN, jun.
December II, 182C-thd.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

II isa fact, which may be worth
mentioning, that there were made up.
a. the Posi- Office ID this city, for the
Eastern nail Of yesterday mern'ng,
three thousand fire hundred letters,
being scsily all free letters, despatch
cd hy members Of Congress to their
constiiuepts.-Naf Intel.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11

rs 1ut Few VI chF CtHftt'H *ttk~tfS 'se'
an opportunity OF seeing tie President
Message, published in an extra sheet
we tins day reputiish il 10 the Gazette.
The Legislature of Virginia met ~
the lst inst. la The Senate, Nr. William
G. Holt. from the Norfolk District. wa,
elected Speaker without opposition
In the House OF -Drlegases, Lam Banks
Ess. was elected Speaker, and Mr.. VIII
liaal Manforj. Cleric, without oppes.-
lion. The Sovernor'ss communication
to the Legislature, shall appear IN our
next
The veteran Editor r the W;nches-
ter Gszetse has reiisedifrom tina; highly
respectable establishment. His vale
dic.ory is composed throughout Of that
feeiiag gratitude TO his ''patrsas, for IA
vors received, = which sis the invanaLle
Characteristic Of an honest, upright and
y;rtuous heart, and It gives US peculiar
pleasure to transplant IN this place, m
extract from, thai production. Speaking
OF bis poiitical atsgoaisfs, the possible
enm;ty OF some Of whom he may have
excited, he mildiy Says
On the course Of my editorial career.
n period, for the most part Of unusual
excitelnent Ia the history ofous country
{ have been SO unfortunate as to come
in frequent collision with gentlemen en-
tertaining different views, upon political
subjects, with myself, in the efi'erves-
ccnce of party zeal, the worst passions
Ton both sides) were permitted to gain
the ascendancy, and the feelings OF each
were often, unfortunately, but too little
respected, to gentlemen with whom !
have thus been in collision, / sincerely
otter the lqgnt hand OF fellowship, and |
beg to assure them, that il, al any time.
Ihave unjns'iy wounded their feelings,
| regret it most sincerely, and ask their
forgiveness; and, in ret,sra, | readily
forgive those from whom nave received
similar injuries
OF AIr ruonas JoSEs, {thc late eii-
tors successor) we know nothing, but
from the present complexion Of the pa
per. in every department of il, it is pro-
liable it will preserve the character and
dignity it has hitherto 50 ably aud so
fearlessly supported
Major General GAMES has arrived at
Washington.
baron FaaDERIcK GasuHn, late MIN
lister from Prussia died on Monday NOR
ming The 1st inst. 1t is noted as fact,
that this is the FIRST instance Of the de-
cease, in the City OF Washington, Of q
foreign minister
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-11
FAa QA1RTT8o
aAaTNsBUgG, Dec. II, ,sas.

As but few Of our country patrons had
an opportunity OF seeing tie Presidents
Message, published in an extra sheett
we tins day reputiish il 10 the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Iris, in relation to the Colombian Loan,

Iris, 10 relation to the Colon ban Loan,
contracted 10 London by tho late Mr..
Tea. II viii be recoliected that TIL
Congress oisavowed the loan, and {.
areac !, Of national faith hss been fear.
ed, which has created good deal q:
discussion aud excitement in London.
Another decree was passed, clothing.
tho President with discretionary power
% liouidate the debt ih the manner he
.ieems most convenient. Tho Iris seems
TO think the Loan will be Recognised.
The debt paid. and the credit OF the GO
vernment preserved. The Ell Colon.
biano talks dodbtfuI!y on. the subject.
The great Musical Festival ended at
Liverpool with Ball on friday the Alb
ultimo. having commenced on The prece.
ding Monday. II was more productive
than was anticipated, The gross receipts a.
mounting to nearly 60OOi. sterling. The
various entertainments were OF the most
splendid kind, and conducted with great
tai at We have letter from a friend who
witnessed The whole, and who processes to
have been lost in admiration. On Friday,
Creation at St. Peters Church was attend.
ed by 1865 ladies and gentlemen, and the
music was equal TO any thing oil The kind
ever witnessed 10 England. The audience
was affected, as it were, by electricity.
The Fancy Ball in The evening was at
tended by ,l475 ladies and gentlemen GOT
The first rank, from every part OF Europe,
and in the list, each name. 5character and
dress were published, We find several A.
merleans. Mrs. Jetfreys wore codrt dress
of the 10th century, and was one of the
most effective characters in the ROOM
John MADAM, formerly OF New York,
wore .ourt dress Major WIN. Gamble 1,
OF Wasting ton, United States, was. Red
Jacket, a Chief OF the Seneca Indians
state OF New York John Aspinwal was
German Baron.-Pierce Butler was the
celebrated, but hitherto isvlncibIe lreih
incendary; Marshal Rock.-Mr Hudson,
OF Schenectady, ~ the state OF n. York.
was in Spanish court dress.-"Iliam
Brown was young American previous to
the revolutionary war.
1t was observed, that even the pen of
the author OF Waveriy would ind II diff.
cult to pourray the splendor, variety aud
interest uf this BALL It baffled all descrip-
lion. Every character of the early ages,
in all countries, as well as modern, were
personated.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Beer and Oyster House.

"HE subscriber fakes this method OF
i respectfully informing bis friends
and the public, that be has taken house,
between Union and Watersheds, and i'm.
nediately in the rear OF the Union and
Marine Hotel, where be purposes carry
ing on the above business. He can assure
bis friends, and all those who may please
TO honor him with their company, that no
pains shall be spared on his part to give
general satisfaction. OYSTERS will be
served up in The best style, and the prices
oct su PETER RHODES.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
From the n. Y. Daily Advertiser.

fFomAe ". II. OG'fy 4d"ertfscr.
ltwaaid seem by paragra phi in the
papers received by the Diamond, that
the me.nbers Of he Holy Alliance, anx-
lous for the preservation of the purity
Of their characters, and the disinter-
estedness Of their political views and
projects, have it in contemplation to
speak rord to Turkey in favor OF the
poor Christians the Greeks They
are unwilling to leave the enemies of
Kings such speeious subject for dec
lamasiou. Anoth:r paragraph states,
that through the negotiations of Lord
Strangford, the British ambassador at
the sublime Porte, the Grand Seignior
has agreed to open the passageto the
Black Sea to all Christian nations with
out distinction. We very much doubt
cfthe cordial acquiesence of the great
head Of that League in such measure
as this. We DO not believe that the L ~
psror Of Russia wishes to see all the
"ther Christian nations admitted to
Participation in the advantages which
'neh free access to that region would
give them. Itis much moro proba BILE
that he would prefer an exclusive pri.
s'iese in his own favor to navigate be-
tween the Black Sea aud the Mediter.
ranean. He knows full we'll the conse-
ensncss of granting free trade and
sailors rights there TO other CONNER
eva! nations, and especially TO Great
Britain. Considerations of this kind
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

may possibly besamong tho motives by
ae operation Of which he il all at oocr
so tsadeely affected for the sitaation d,
the Gresks, and tho reputation Of the
Holy Al!iauce.
The truth probably is, that seeing
the affairs of Spain in promising way.
and likely to be adjusted in . manne.
entirely satisfactory to the views anu
interests Of legitimacy. and at the same
time the Greeks in fair way to achieve
heir own emancipation without the alo
of any other Christian nation, he now
wishes to engage in their cause, make
FOR them some shop Of assistance, anu
like a quack doctor coming in when
the cure is essentially effected, take
the merits Of their triumph to himself.
The Greeks have been deceived SO
often by the pretended kindness Of Rus
STA, that we presume they will place no
reliance upon any proffer of it in future.
Assistance they need; butt is not Rus
sian assistance. Contributions Of mo.
ney from abroad. according to the views
Of Mr.. Blaquisre, to whose opinion we
have already referred, would enable
them to accomplish their own emanci.
patton. The latest intelligence from
them is Of the most encouraging and
gratifying nature. We hope they will
pursue their course with firm and
steady aim. and with the same deter.
mined resolution and devotion to their
cause and country; and we think there
is little room to doubt their complete
and triumphant success.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Dying and Securing, =
EST A BLISHM f. n r.
On P-inee-strcet, oppoate NJ Mikier's Store.

On P-inee-stTeet, opPosite M. Nilier's Store.
Joseph WILLIAMS, Silk. Cotton, T.
- Wooden Dyer has lately commenced
the above business in the town Of Aiexan-
andria. He dyes canton grapes, silk dress
es; and ladies' dresses Of all kinds, dyed
and finished in the neatest manner, 10 any
shade or pattern. Gentlemen's wearing
apparel, secured and finished in The neaiest
manner. Ladies' aud genrfemen's Leg
horn and Straw Hats, Shoes, &c. dyed
and 6nisbed in the neatesi manner.
Those who please to favor bin with tbsI
custom. will do we'll BY calling. as bis pri.
res ore made 10 SUIT the times, for Cash.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Notice.

NOtICG.
Office ofhe Fire Insurance Go. of Alexandria,
November |.
THE Stockholders are hereby informed
l. that dividend Of eighty cents per
share, on each share held by them, is this
day decIared--.6fty cents per share OF
which will he applied TO the call Of that
sum, and the remaining thirty cents per
share will be paid 10 them in cash. on Sa.
turday the BIB inst. on renewal OF their
notes for the remaining thirteen dollars per
share, which notes will be renewed for six
months from the 5,h inst.
J. u. NICHOLS. sec.
nov d tu3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Attention ! !
Loudoun Land.

THE subscriber wishing TO remove to
Il the south, IS induced to offer for sale
his farm in Loudoun county, near the
Blue Ridge, and three miles north Of Up
perviIle. The quantity Of land is some.
what over 400 acres; the possession OF two
thirds thereof can be Immediately given;
the quality corresponding with that of the
nelghborhood, which ranks with the best
in the county. 1t would suit me well to
take negroes for the greater part OF the
purchase money.
nov I-s4w BURk u. POWELL.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
A Gard.

u B. GARDETTE, Dentist. of Phila-
~ delphia, previous to fulfilling en-
gagements at Washington City, will re-
main some weeks in Alexandria; during
which time, he respectfully offers his ser
vices to its inhabitants in the several de
partments of his profession
E B. q may be consulted at Mrs. ia
cob.' OIL Washington 81, between Prince
and Duke, and would prefer attending on
ladies at their own houses.
nov ~ 3'*
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Notice,

A STATED quarterly meeting OF fhs
lAT. andrtw's Society, Mil lie held al
The City Hotel, THIS EVENING the l8lA
nsi. at 6 O'Clock, p. nj.
BY order OF The President, @
ROBERT JAMESON, ssc'y.
nov Is ,L II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
In MARINE LIST, 1
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Nov. Ia, 10.

ARRIVED, Nov. le, 10:
Schr Alto, Moffeu, 40 hours from Bal.
timore freight to merchants OF the district.
Schr Sally Ann, 8 days fror, N. York
Sloup Brothers, Baker, from New Bed.
ford. Passed by the U. S. ship Dscoy.
for Washington
SAILED,
Brig Csdmus, Place New Orleans.
Schr, Alert, Bears, Boston.
Scbr Stag. hewitt, Baltimore.
Steamboat Potomac, Jepkins, Norfolk,
with Passengers.
Brig Charles, Sowle, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Stenography.


N HEWETT, now teaching in Wash.
IL. ington, proposes to attend Class
on the above branch once OF twice a week
in Alexandria also, and to commence next
FRIDAY MORNING. The price will
be Three Dollars each, if gentlemen at.
tend 10 class together, or Five Dollars
otherwise. The whole time requisite fot
teaching the theory Of Short Hand, and
giving all necessary hints for its practice,
IS but a few, say 8 or 10 bours, e hours
at time); yet as much longer time will
be given as gentlemen think necessary, or
till they are fully satisfied, without addi-
tioaal charge. :,
TThose gentlemen disposed to attend,
are respectfully requested to leave their
pames at the Gazette and Herald Offices.
Washington, Oct so.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Private Sale.

9 "a. MARSTELLER has just feceiv.
-. ed from N. York, a handsome lot
OF HATS, which will be sold at very
reduced prices 10 store--pimento,
beet, fish, candles, wines, 90 and 56's,
scales. beds and bedsteads, side boards,
bureaus, chairs, cribs, tables, stoves, also,
cassnets, linens, cloths, knives and forks,
look'ng-glasses. Also. hid Cuba To-
bscco.
nov 6 s. A. MARSTELLER, aue.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

Leghorn bonDets dyed or bleached. Meri.
no shawls secured and dyed lemon color,
without injurlng the border. All orders
from town and country, will be particular
y attended to with punctuality and des.
patch. ROBERT Il. LANPHIER
may Ia u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
A. G. CaZenoye & Co.

A. G. Cazenove q Co.
HAVE Tor sale, landing this day at IT.
IL wins wharf
100 bbls N. Z. rum
SO do wblskey
80 boxes sperm candles
As do mould and d,pt do
so bales OF brown sbirtiDgs
80 do sheetiDEs
S do beacbed shirtings & sbeetings
81 do coIored domesticks
81 cases and bales of Scotch manufac'
tured cotton and linen goods. nov A
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
DYING.

TINE subscriber still continues to car
l. ~ on the DY,Na BUSINESS as usual, a
few doors below the Mechanics bank, where
Black, Blue, Green, Tellosc,
Broom, Lead, and a rariety
ofcolo,lrs can, be given to
dresses. shazcls, &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
Notice.
A Beautiful Estate in the
Market.

A Beautiful Estate in the.
Market.
1T is situated on the head waters Of Nam
i iemoy creek, in Charles county, Nd.
about six miles from Port Tobacco. L.
contains 800 acres, and ib it's form is near.
~ square, two sides OF which are bound
ed by water; attached to il is a portion of
firm marsh, sufficient for the support OF the
stock Of the farm; the soil Of the rich river
bottom kind, easily cultivated, and abun~
dsnt in It's productions Of all the crops u.
sual in this climate. The dwelling house
is comfortable, and all the out houses are
10 good repair. The situation is most
beautiful View OF the Potomac for many
miles. relieved by the rich level country
on the Maryland side, and contrasied BY
the highlands on the Virginia shore, make
a prospect excelIed by few or none on any
OF our waters. This proximity TO The wa
ter affords also the advantage OF easy trans.
portation for the products of the farm, and
afscility ofprocuring fish and fowl 10 A.
bupdance: with these advantages il is also
healthy, a we'll of excellent water stands
10 the yard, besides numerous springs in
different parts Of the Farm.
This Estate I1cill sell. either
The whole tract or in parcels. Ii can be 30
apportioDed as to make two farms, each
possessing similar advantages 10 all re-
spects Except as to the houses). The
terms will be accommodating.
THOMAS JONES,
Port Tobacco, Sept. l6, 1898.
sept 20 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

Sugar, Java Coffee, &c.
I ANDING from the scbr. Alert and
Isloop Brothers, 10 hhds. St. Croix, SUI
gar weighing from 1000 10 1900 lbs each
20 bags Java coffee
pipes 4tb proof cognac brandy, repre-.
scented TO be Of good quality
20 Or casks French Madeira wine, repre-.
sentpd to be of superior quality
loo reams wrapping paper
Is casks prime Goshen cheese, tor sale
by SAM'L MESSERSMI TIL.
nov
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
AUCTION. SALES.
Night Sale.

Night Sale.
'NHis EVENING a, 2 o'clock will be
4 sold a The auction store,
Dry Goods
Hardware
Fancy Articles
Ready Made Clothes ).
;, Boots, Hats, Canes, &c.
al Without reserve. and in lois TO suit pur-
ehaser'. S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
- nov 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

Public Sale.
ON WEDNESDAY, Sd DECEMBER.
At1l clock, will be sold at the shop OF
EPHRAlM EVANS, corner Of Duke and
Royal ste. 40 dozen superior warraoted .
Chairs,
OF various kinds and fashions. The cele.
brity Of this manufacturers work, renders
u only necessary to say that they are all Of
bis own make Terms cash. -
S. A. MARSTELLER, sue.
N. B. May lie had at the same place, at
any time previous to The day OF sale, any
quantity OF chairs and wheat fans.
nov Ii 3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-24
RADICALS

Much Of the modern can, Is against ra-
dicaIisln, Sc. The " ashinslou hcpabli-
can has attempted /" organize II party in
opposition to the radicals-aqd, with a So
nous face, contends that Mr.. tlaw .ord is
at the head ofthcm. Che National lntcl-
lGeneer very property lectures his neigh
bof-aud derides the attempt. We have
no such men around II. We have citizens
who would root out all abusrs-hut non.
who would arrest The css,ntill defence Of
the NATIONAL few such reformcrs may
haunt the streets of " ashinatou, ~ other
ioNa-but they form Il party too insi,snih-
cant in point of numbers IN disturb the
imaeinations of a calculating politician
Thai few such, ifany, are 10 be found ey'll
in Washington. We hive tie solemn word
Of as Conscientious and high spirited a man
as 6rac"s the hail, ofConsrcss.-l Ills NAME
ls annexed 10 The following official t'itcr
ram.