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Actreaa Yo,, n 4

First q shopgirl. then an actress in
Mr.. Seymour Hicks's company at the
Aldwych Theatre. Miss May Gates has
followed the example set by SO many
OF the handsome young ladies' who
have appeared at this theatre, and
has made brilliant match by marry
ing a man OF title. The announcement
OF the wedding. which took Miss
Gatess theatrical friends BY surprise,
has boon made in the following simple
paragraph:js lss
"a marriage has taleent4plHce be-
tween the sBaronawono ,Dit TEN me hew
OF Thor vona Often. The. Norwegian
envoy extraordinary and minister plen-
ipotentiary at the Court OF Berlin, ana
May Gates. late OF the Aldwych
Miss Gates has been on the stage for
about three years. Prior to that she
was q showroom girl at Jays, In
Regent Street. With good looks. q fine
figure, and q wealth OF glorious hair,
she was persuaded to leave shop life
for the stage. She was at once a dis
tinct success when Mr.. Seymour Hicks
gave her an Introduction to stage life
In the Catch OF the Season..
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Scotch Peer nn Itallan -. !,

A distinctly interesting anniversary
this week Is; the birthday OF. the eight h
Earl OF Newburgh. who on Thursday
attained the age OF ninety. This VEN
cradle nobleman has quite unique
personality. for he is a Scottish peer
Of ancient descent who cannot speak
d word Of English. and who Is better
known as Don Sigismondo Giustiniani-
Bandini, prince and marquis Of the
Roman States, and what Is called in
Rome a nero ncrissinlo--one OF the
Roman patricians who still uphold the
temporal sovereignty OF the Pope, and
decline to accept the kingdom Of Italy
as an accepted fact!
Tho Giustlniani- Bandinis, like so many
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Tint Segment Rnt liz,

"a, am always interested In the prob.
lens L. solved .ins the Query Golumn@and
nave "a WI led myself of Tito get sew
sarals worked out Which / was unable
! sto q I DO myaelf or to gel anybody To do
t Z. me, !, /, Let me ask Whethertt would
DO ~ SSH e II q take lie@ ratio which
was, worked out JIM the prohiem last
sunday :! the rat 10 he tween Tie segment,
whose "a 10 y g one llart er or the clrz
sellmfarence, and a llaS circle, lS to Sil,
ihnd 'front.' s. to.construe an exant ra-
10 !, hetWeen ,tlle diametar and the
The proprtetyspf attempting to9giye
ssoiMtlnns OF prphleins al, the Qilery
Column iss doubtful, Tina re ting Is
trout leson,e NE the compost q III Y ana
tho WORK It's thes oditorsa good denI
3of lime. ~ recog lie, oweYer, SO al q
sers attached To rel tests u or3 y o lions
sthat we are inc med to continue glY-
ilngASt {, 9 y, \, few interest
Il ~ lls re-e mi ms lilo solution
tia teg syo y Hee tina the
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ti v. y !. y x. 50 = :
Royalty Hard Up

y
At present there Is a lull in royal
matchmaking. Of the kind that inter
Iests, the monarchlal world In general
there being no very Important person.
ages to marry, oaly: the highnesses Of
secondary position for the most part
The Grand Duke OF Sake yVelmar used
| to BIO regarded ms a confirued bachelor.
land he has a pparently changed the dis
function for that Of a a conf trHeda
lwidower. VI ~ n M
This German 3potentate effectuallyS
blocks tho way to any de- finite settle
Iment of the DUTCH succession. or lie /
might live to be eighty or q ninety,
marry as an old ma n, and then leave
a son or daug liter. w Nv ould be eligi.
Bile for the throne OF Holland, The
people Of the NJ therlands have to-
possess thef r souls y n patience. not
knoWling what manner of man, woman
olscl I'D the iranext Covered gns To- to be-
q younser sonsE an q ~ ounger daugh-
ters OF royal houses there are now d /
good number whose marriage possibly
depe Ids on he state OF the parental
Golfers, 10 r money, " s. scarce In these
tines. even In exalted circles, and III Il
is becoming more difficult every year
{ TO secure Il he 4 adeG uate provision from
B a ma ton, that res ulars al lowance| which
SO ten Ids Y longevity. and enables the
to have n good time.
I'll gible royalties of to- ay have one
Immense advantage oyer their preie-s
ieessors. that they are no t eXpact ed to-.
marry total strangers. but can sac 10 81;
themselves beforehand. whether hetrSa
elders have arran SEED q mat CHI to thfirsE
liking Travelling has become so easy
tand, expeditions that a fayorahls inl-
Spression which may have been INA a a ny 4
III photograph can he deepened or AT
faced ~ nm actual meeting before an s-S
thing Inns been said. II NJ
al No longer does n prince experiencaS
sucl, a shock as one did Il In En- gland
{ more than 100 years ago. when he
first sight of his brlde mad eS Tim cal
Hat once for q glass Of brand
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pny OF Mail Curriers'.

A substitute carrier delivers mail for
several days, stopping Saturday night,
and the regular carrier comes on
duty Monday. Which gets pay for the
Sunday interyening7 "a substitute
carries mali for thirteen days and then
tho regular man comes on. Who gets
pay for the Sunday occurring IN tho
thirteen days? A SUBSCRIBER
In both cases the regular carrier
81 the month. The substitute is paid
by the day for the days actually
served. II tho substitute renders =, no
service Sunday he gets no pay. me
regular carrier gets pay for Sundays
whether llo renders service or not.
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bennington IIospltnI.

a Mrs. bennington, or louisiana. as
] understood, paid tito expenses OF! tile
.hospit als located in the. Baptist College
property i'll Richmond IN sea "A. MI I was
In Richmond Ia I tho time: had frequent
dealings With the hospital, and have.
little doubt that this was the Hon.
lnington Hospital9 asked about In tile.
Query Column lately.
.sasNYYNDIIAAIs E,.%GARY lse
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Please tell me What are the national
colors OF China, Persia, Korea and
Africa DRUID.
China, blue aud We low; Persia. blue,
white and gold. WI are unahleSto mn
n color" ne do W,ll for Korea Ill
8riaa Is a continent wlth@nlanvS nations
and could no more have one flag Or
one arrnngement Of go ors' than Eu-s
4Op1 COIll 4ss "a s{la .is8 VI 5s s5i
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ratio which, YOU quote was derived
BY using ms a condition tho ordinary
22-7 as tho correct ratio OF tile cir.
srumforenco TO the diameter. 1t would
to arrive at q eonninsion, ! and. tier,
to use the ronclusion to destroy tic
condition. KicklnE down the ladder
by which you had climbed would be
nothing to III. X YOU are Interested
and have N sufficlei1cy, not OF time, but
OF eternity Mt your disposal, you can
suss IL nil In the attempt to improve
tho ratio IN question.
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lutheran heller.

To settle dispute mo small mag
nitude please inform me whether all
Lutherans hold the doctrine OF consub-
sanitation. READER.
Tho denomination Is SO great IN
numbers and widely variant In details
of BELIEF and practice that we have
no reliable means OF finding the an
sWcr to your QUESTION. ~
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Fatber q hi. country.

Can YOU tell me when the title.
Father OF His Country was first ap !.
piled to Washtngton? +, MOORE.
z 1t Is traced to an almanac publIshadi
Sin,S1779 at Lancaster. Pa. This had sns,
"a frontispicce Fame holding portrait
OF Washington. and. blowing. from a
bugle the me aphone not being In
use. the words, 'Des I.andes Va ter
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illustrious Roman families, have fallen
upon evil days financially. and have had
Ito sell their splendid palace in the 3
Eternal City. Lord Newburgll's heir
has married q charming Sicilians and
their eldest son now speaks En- lish
perfectly, being the only member Of
that entire noble family who can con KS
verse in that language. 1t is said the!
family contemplates establishing itself
once more in Scotland from which they
have been expatriated for many gem
erations.
Naval Lords Mt Odds.
Official. and especially naval, circles
were startled this week when IL was I
made known that tho King has. toe
gether with his Cabinet officers, come
to the conclusion that perfect harmony
must be restored in the navy, even II
afman OF Lord Charles Beresford's rank
and men Of lesser position must be. re-
moved or assigned to minor duties.
The Kings action is duo to tile
strained relations which have existed
for many years between Sir John
Fisher, the First Sea Lord; Lord
Charles Bcresford. the communicable
chief OF the Channel fleet. and Sir;
Percy. Scott, the rear:admiral COM
handing the first cruiser squadron.
Indeed, none OF these three speak to
each other and Els Maj esty belieyes
that such relations are not conducive
to the proper, handling OF England's
fleets. The matter has been made the
subject Of a question In the HonsesSofs
Lords. but no action satisfactory TO &
tho King and the navy chiefs resulted.
and they have now decided to take
the matter into their own hands tors5
consideration. sSs
IS The trouble between Lord Beresford5
and Sir John Fisher Is said to have Its 4
inception In the attentions both paid /
a certain young woman many years
ago Each regarded the other as an
and they did not hesitate 70:
tell each other SO. The young lady
seemed not to show nor express q
preference. and the strained feeling
between the naval officers developed
into hatred. ",
Keener was their disappointment
when they learned that Il he young lady
who has caused the rupture married
another man All trace Of her has
been l2st, and there Is good reason to-
belisve that she left Eng land for fear
that she would be made the object 8of 81
too much unpleasant goss ip.
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stntntc Of L,imitntion.

Does tho statute OF Limitation evei5
.usnend aftersit begins to run? A mcr-
chant a I' has two years in which to collect
a n open account Should he die dur
Ing the twenty-third month, would me
account be barred at the end. OF Lne
ltwenty-fOurth month? LEGO Ss
1t does. His executor or administra-
tor would have twelve months I i.o!n
would be suspended and In which the
would have oppor tunity
10 acquaint himself with the6affairs Ct
the deceased. In the case you state
the representative may bring suit on
tho account any timo in this twelve
months or thereafter within the month
and q fraction which the account had
still to run at tho time of the creditors
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An old Riddle. !

VIII you give mo the answer to
this riddle. which saw written in an
old book some time ago2
A noun there Is Of plural number,
"a foe to human peace and slumber;
Now any. noun you chance to take
BY adding ISL you plural make; q
But 10, by adding IS" to this, /.
How strange the metamorphosis;
Plural is plural thenfno more.
And sweet what bitter was before.
Miss A. D. r.
The avera ge riddle is out OF our
line. but not so one like this. It is
usually attributed to the distinguished
George Canning. and the answer Is the
word Cares To this plural add an
IS" and the singular "caress" is formed.
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state oI,mciui.

Can you give me tho name and ad- y
dress OF tho Hallway Commissloncr Of
Alabamn2 ID. 10. RI
# Hon. John "A. Insk, Montgomery, Ala
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t,oloresl Glove llIapllksrehlsi.,

Colored handkerchiets besnma more and. 4
more IN vogue every =, 4 q nj now "
they match not only Il ne hal, bus thes para
mo,tchoirs ars sxtremel 81 ORR tes ana N ial
iy Scor9er peeping fort from Tho ia 1male
gapns - Il,ost n III
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W. D., Belle. G. *. j.. Mrs. A. send
lists containing nothing Of premium.
stamp. which Mrs. "A. lists. This ought
to bring as much as $40 II in fine cons
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OF Virginia WHOSE husband was loyal
and true to tho service OF Virginia dur
Ing tho war. and has since died. WHO
ia now a. Widow, although she may
i1 T,eth arg i 81 i1suuiry touching pen
siofls should be scnt to the First Au-
Iitor. library building, Richmond, Va.
This official has entire charge OF the
matter; to him must come all applie e.
law. forms OF application. Give all
information asked for. and. generally,
forward the interests OF applicants to
ati1n best OF His ability Tho officials
this matter are quite as
granted as to see unworthy ones de-
n Tod.
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A lhrnttcr,l 81 Contrnct.

/ sell my timber to a lumber COM
pany. Has It the right TO sell to
another company and grant 1t the
right to build q railroad across my
land To move the timbcr7
"A CONSTANT READER.
It would depend largely on the word
ing 'or the contract between you and
tho company which bought from you.
In timber contracts 1t often happens
that no reference IS made to the ro-
moyal OF the timber, since the owner
would. In common sense, grant all
privileges necessary to the economical
removal when he granted the timber.
II tile first company had. under It's
contract with you, tho right to build
a railway, 1t Is likely that 1t could
transfer that right to the second COM
pany. IT, tho first company had no
such right, ftfcertainly could not con-
fer3;it on the second company.
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Con fctlernte Author.

Please inform me who was the nu-
thor OF the Lines Written on g. Con-
Sederate Note" ISAAC hfARKEus.
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BTecI,nnic's lien.

IA takes contrpct to build house for
B.sand hires G 10 work on+it. "A and
b have their interests attached for
more than the value. las q tanyslicn
rights? &. r.. II.
He has.
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wido,rs' PENSIONS.

Kindly let me know what widows
with out property are entitled to PEN.
sion. MRS. NJ. 8 w.
Z Page 4 of the Virginia Pension Law
specifies two classes OF widows to whom
pension shall be paid. (1) To every
widow remaining unmarried OF any
solder. sailor or marine OF Virginia
whose husband lost his life while In
the discharge OF duty during the war.
who is now a widow. although she may
have married again. (2) To every
widow Of any soldier. sailor or marine
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Home for Conrederate WON 9 q.

Is there IN Virginia a homo for
needy widows and daughters Of Con-
.federate soldiers. and. IL 10. VINO Is the
head? SUBSCRIBER.
There is--the Confederate woman's
home. Richmond, Va. Mrs. A. j. Mon
tague is president OF the board OF con-
troll
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weapon, 4. if carried consptcuous1y,

"Wcnpor, if carried consptcuous1y II
could not be "concealod." Loaded and
hid on the person, the pistol is fraught
with moro danger to tile "totcr" per-
.haps than to any one else. In tho few
case where 1t seems judlcious to allow
~ private citizen to carry q concealed
weapon. the court will give him a
permit to do so,
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Panama Canal Commission, Wash
fngton. ID. q. II depends on what sort
Of place you apply for.
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Free school BOOK. I'm virslnts.

Please inform me whether the State
Will furnish FREQ school books next
Eession. w. u. -.
years furnished books for such pupils
as were unable to pay for them. This
nrre -.,ment will. OF course. be con-.
iinued. and this is MS far in the direc-
tion Of free books as the State has
gone.
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Dyrtl Law.

Under tho BYRD law is 1t necessary
that an enploye or delivery man for
a liquor house shall be voter7
10. u. PERKINS.
It is not.
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Singular OF Plural.

Please tell me whether the last verb
should be singular or plural in this
sentence. This Is one OF the best ycge-
tables that grow aud In like forms
M.
you will find the verb necessarily
plural. "Or the best vegetables that
grow. this is one"
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should like a q know what lis The,
law touehing the a ca rry ing eoff a re-
5$}yolyer. Il 78 G. fl;. b.
There is, In Virginia no statute
against carryingg a reYol liver unless same
Is Ia ,concealed weapon re not LOADED,
It would PRO hably no y be cor sldered IN
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Area OF Strip.

Please let me know how much land
Is In piece 301 poles by Is feet.
I'D REX.
II the strip is rectangular 1t contains
2.s55 acres. IL 1t be not rectangular.
no ono can say what II contains With
out knowing one OF the angles or
something beyond what you give:
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10 whom should write In reference
" HtifY have 10 s stand an exan,inationi
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MIR. Wobbler.

There Is a ridiculous scene half
faded from my mind. got out OF some
novel. and involving a "Ar Wobbler."
SHtli you not be good enough to try to
place him for me? e.
You wilt find him IN the "clreumlo-
cution Office" force in Dickens's Little
porrIt.".
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Where may get road mnps5of vir-
ginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
North Carolina7 ". X. Q.
Your bookseller can inform you
about them.
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Engrs, WING yynnfcD.

Can you tell me where / maySproturc
a. copy OF the picture representing
bismarck and Theirs and others In the
indemnity OF conferences?
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Dcpositiou. on Sunday. Z

Are oaths and dispositions taken on
Sunday legal? *.
The statutes and the practice vary
greatly In different States. and the
point has not arisen in a large num-
Der of cases 1t would probably be
safe to say that courts here would In
cline to disregard such acts unless
emergency prevented the waiting for
% legal day.
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Address.

Please give the correct pronuncia.
ton Of the noun address I
II. II. N.
Accent is on the last syllable. The
word is used many times day in the
Richmond stores. and. SO far as our
observation goes. is commonly mis-
pronounced.
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Poem. Wanted.

There Ii request for words OF the
poem on the receipt OF letter
addressed to dead conrade:
."Your letter came, but came too late"
ETC., with the story OF the composition:
also for the words of that English.
tribute TO the Confederacy. No ma :
ttion ever. rose so fair nor fell SO free
Of crime" Will some reader be good
enough to send copy? r.
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valley Campaign.

whereabouts outside the formal his
tories may / find the best story OF
Jackson,s Valley campaign?
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cbIpn.l

Kindly let me know. II crockcry with
land china. INQUIRER.
The Haviland people have q pottery
at Limoges, but q vast deal OF ware
besides theirs Ia made there. and we
should not consider the mark you men
fion CONCLUSIVE. aiM
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Read Dr. Philip slaughter's ira,
doIph Fairfax.
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Old PolItlcs.

Be good enough to inform me- who
was Governor OF Louisiana. and who
In the Senate from Virginia in 1898.
FOGEY.8s
Edward d. White. Governor from
January. 1885. to January, 1882. VIII
liam c. Riycs, OF Albemaric. and Will
liam n. Ronne. OF Richmond.
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Coins, Sta nips, Etc.

!, Maggs Bros, No. LOB Strand, London,
w. G., England.
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Please give me the address Of the
official to whom I should write In rel
orence To pension. = III
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D11y Complec.Ion aud sunburn.

VIII you tell me what will remedy
oily appearance OF the skin and sun
burn? L. n.
Getting the digestion right. aynd-
ance OF fatty food. outdoor exercise and
face bath with hot water will fix the
lemon Juice to a cupful OF water used
to battle the sunburned parts and applt-
cations Of cold cream Will relieve the
second. gHi Il *
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confledcrnte Pen.lnt, !.

Major S. a. Jones.
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Sunnc.

Can you tell me what has become Of
the demand for sumac for tanning!
tSuBSCRIBER.
The dyers' demand was ever larger.
THIN the tanners. The former nave
latter have replaced tho domestic with
the imported article. and the market
for Virginia sun,ac has about vanished.
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road Maps.

First Auditor, Library Building,
Richmond, Wa.
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NIIsa Ilose Cleyclnnd.

"a Will you state the age OF President
Clevcland's sister. Rose, at the date OF
bis first election TO the presidency.
MRS r. NJ. B.
Mr.. Clevelnnd's first election to tho
presidency occurred In 1884. He took
his seat In 1885. His sister Rose was
born In 1S40.
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With thanks to the sender, we print
words Of song asked for lately:
~, Inst Rcfore the TnttIe Mother,

With thanks to the sender. we print
words Of song asked for lately:
Just Before the Hattie. Mother.
Just before tho battle, mother
am thinking most OF you:
While upon the field were watching
4 With the enemy In view.
Comrades sbravoEar round mo lying, :.
Filled witt thoughts OF h ONO and God.
Forswell they know that on the morrow
Some will sleep beneath tho sod.
Chorus
Farewell mo Their. you may never
Press me to Your heart again.
But 20, YOU'LL not forget me. mother,
II I'm numbered with the slain!
OH! long: to see you. mother.
And the loving ones at home:
But I'll never leave our banner
Till In honor can come.
Tell the traitors all around youz
That their cruel words we KNOW;
IN every bait XIII our soldiers
|. By the help they give the foe.
Ills the signal for the fight:
Now may G odJprotect us. mother.
As He evertdoes the right.
Hear the Battle Cry Of Freedom;
How It swells upon the air;
oh. yes. we'll rally round the sta ndard.
Say Or xre'I1 perfsll nObly there, *
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District OF Columbia.

Please inform me from what grants
the District of Columbia was made. and
what Is Its present size.
A READER.
q. December %, 1858, Maryland coded to
Congress ten miles square or less De-
cember 3, 1889, Virginia ceded to Con-
sgress ten miles square or less. OF
these grants Congress-. July l6, 1890,
eminent, and sixty four square miles
was laid off North of the Potomac. out
of the Maryland grant nd.thirty-six
south OF the Potomac, out OF the Vir-
ginta grant. July q, 1Ai6, Congress
coded back to Virginia the land which
District Of Columbia has consisted OF
the sixty-four3 square miles granted by
Maryland. Lying In the shape Of an
seXai,t square OF ten miles to65the side,
$lackin 8, Of course. the Virginia part.
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NaiIoi,,,y t.oIor.l.

yVYNDHAM u. GARY. I