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We have seen remarks in many Of the journals o.
our respectable contemporaries regarding the inter
esting matter which is connected with this case and
our revolutionary history. A continued press Of
other matters has heretofore excluded the brief notice
which we had drawn up from the autographs which
we have seen, and which we will at an early day,
give To our readers. In the mean while, we trust
that whatever indemnity may be due for losses
arising from patriotic services and sacrifices, as
shown by the memorial and documents, may meet
with that favorable notice from Congress to which
they may be fairly entitled Certain il s that these
antique autographs from the pens of such men as
Madison, the Lees, and the French generals during
The war Of the revolution, are curious and worthy
Of inspection.