The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02
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quarters and for the splendid which
feel That cannot ind words thanks
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this noble company during the time ef our stay in Wash
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ness in eseortng us to Mount vernon and the splendid
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lair at the Patent for the many attentions paid
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where passed very areaSie evening we oor our best
SisL.s fos his success NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Major CHARLIE; g
at his residence arrival in the noble city of Bi
endsavor render our visit to the Monumental City IN
respect as also the almost Prceess Pre-
Iamsnted ana patriot Henry Clay have n9s
him, but merely say behalf Of the company, both
him
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Grey Baltimore for the magnificent supper prepared
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during crr soourn among them feel under
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George yane, Lieutenant Brown, others, gentlemen
of the for many marks q
intepdeIt Of the Baltimore and Washington Railroad
his anansss II forwaranS US By transo the
his church return thanks for the kindness and
worship 10 Mr. G G. Esetos scr proprietor Of the
Virginia House indebted for his regard
Major Peter Fritz kndness in providing as Witha1
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Love- for tic sgIptpous enertainment provided for
stay in the city Of Phadelphiato Captain Joseph
Captain Vain, officers and members Of the ConsnenlsI
, CAPTAIN Gras Officers and members q the
the United Rifles for their upon our arrival and
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set whss tor their success long life and happiness To
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street onse for the liberal supply Of
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resolution they probably omitted The names Of many
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and II should consider themselves
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First Lieut. n. II Duane Second Lieut.. w. g. Tway: Pay
Master w Downing Orderly Sergeant, t. A. Her
dea &SG;TTRoras Lansing Jas yanarsdaie Pva.es
r. Thornc VIM NJ. Castles, John fancy, Henry l.. Town
send James Fuller, J. G. Goodel, VIM. H. Blair Geo.
Lea, w Post Z. w Collin r. Dusenbury Thomas Adams,
Peter Yerance stephcf b. sanxay, VIM Roberts, VIA.
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