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b T AUTHO RITZ.
FLAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. ]
AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary to tbe al, i1fitAled IN al pro-
Viding for a NaVai peace eRa6Al5nieat and
for other pwpo/S5.
DE it enaSed, by tie Senate and HONE of Re-
ID pre/cntatiye5 of fbe United States Of 44nleri-
ca, in Congrs,j aDemlled, That the PRECEDENT
of the United States be, and he is hereby authorized
to attach the navy yard Warrington, and to the
frigates and other veiles lain up in ordinary in the
Eaern Branch, captain of the navy, who ihall have
the general and iuperintendance ofthe fame and
{ha perform the duties of agent TO the navy depart
ment, and a be entitled receive for his fervices
the pay and emouments of captain commanding
fquadron on feparate iervice And the PRECEDENT of
the United States is hereby further authorized to at
tach permanently the faid Navy Yard and vefIes,
one other CONDITIONED officer of the navy, who ihall
receive FOR his ierviees, the pay and emoluments of
captain commanding twenty gun ihiP, one furgeon &
one urgeons of the navy who fhall be feverally
allowed for their ervices, the fame pay, raons and
monuments as are allowed to furgeon and to furge-
on's mate in the army of the United States; one fall
ing matter, one head carpenter, plumber, one head
blockmaker, one head cooper, two boatfwaiiis, two
gunncrs, one fail maker, fore keeper, one purifier
one clerk Of the yard and ALTO, fuch feanen and ma
rines as in the opinion Of the Prefdent Ha be deem
ed necehary Provided, That the number of feamen
marines, al not at any time be greater than what
is at preent authorized by the act to which this is
Implement.
Sec. Q. Aad be it further enae7ed, That
that part of the act to which this is Implement which
attaches to each rgate laid up in ordinary one falling
matter, one boatwain gunner, one carpenter and
cook one ferjeant corporal Of Marines and to
the large fgate twelve, and the tmall fgates ten
eamen and which declares that the falling mater fhall
haveth of the hp and allexeoue iuch duties ola
purifier may be necefary, fhall be, and hereby is
repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker oftbe Hotstr IF Retrejenfafi1et.
Jesse FRANKLIN,
Prefdent Of tie Senate pro-senlbore.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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co " d ITO n S.

L. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
week....During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thofe who
fubicribe previous to the 9th Auguft,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS from thofe who
do not fubicribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed a iquare in length,
fhall be inherited for Eeventy5fpe cents
the trft time, fffy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirr-tbree cents /;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fifty cents
the fr1t time, and fbirts-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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AN ACE


To rrc7 Light bogjp at TIE moifb If The MI
EHbbi riUey, and olJo a light boQS az 81, near
fbe pifeb ofCabe Look ont, IN THE Fefc IF NORTH
Carolina md beaeoa AZ the ns,-fb point IF
SANDY Hoax.
DE H'sHatted By THE Sc,tatc and Hoye Of Rebre-
ID /eafati0st oftbe United States Of Aucrica, in
Co1grrG a1Smbied, That under the direction OF
the PRECEDENT Of he United State, It ali be the duty
of the Secretary Of I'll. Tresfry, provide By con-
tract, TO be approved by the Prefdcnt, for building
light houle ltthe mouth OF the river MGipp, in ftich
-lte the pfeideut Of the United States may deem
mott proper for the convenience aud accommodation
thereof
Sec. 2. Ard be If further sHat7fd, That as
foon as land efficient HALL he obtained az Reasonable
price for the purpoie and ufG6tUn of land 70 10
DC Obtained ia have been cedsd 20 the United States
by the itatc o. North Carolina ihali De the duty of
Secretary Of INC Treafury, provide by CONTRACT for
building a light houie % OF neas lie pitch Of Cape
Look Out, ia the fsid Fate, winch contract llali be
approved b. the Prcfdent Of the United States and il
ihaibe the duty of the fad Secrerary to furuh tbe
faid gh, houigs Cape Look lOut az the ulonh OF
the MhlipPi, wilh all neeeGary l,irpes, aud ado to
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and feventy cents be, and the fame hereby is appro
prated out OF any monies in the reafry not otherwfc
appropriated Provided, That the value Of the fad
property iha!l be trtt only acetaned by rl.e proper c
counting officers And provided aHo That the perfon
or Perions applying therefor, a exhibit due proof of
hisor their being the true legal Representative Or
fentatves OF The faid David Vaeiizin.
Sec. g. -4aA be it further ena67ed That the
ieeretary of the navy be, and he hereby is authorized
and directed TO cauie to be Equdated ard paid the
claims of thoie individuals who contributed to the
maintenance and iupport of the aid David vaIenzin,
during has imPriionment, and who have defrayed the
eSPenies OF his internent and that for thh purpoe
FUN not exceeding five hundred dollars be, and the
fame hereby IS appropriated out of any monies in the
treaiury not otherwiG appropriated
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ftbs Roajs Of Reprefntafives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
PrSf2ent e;ftbe. Senate p,-o-fe,npore.
March 90, 1904
APPROVED,
tn rr,rr17DcoAr
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NATHL. MACON,
TIL; JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

AN ACI
For tie reLi.fof The Leeoi rebreje0'GtjzeS Of Dr.
7'id Palen&i1, 6eeeajeG, and for other pmbo-
|eJ.
u ~ ii eHa6feG BY tie Senate and HoDr Of Re-
- PrcjenfafiVe5 effbe United States of A,rsri-
CT IN CongreJJ a6smLie6, That for the pur-
poie Of enabling the Secretary Of the Navy TO refore
tothe legal representatives Of David Valenzin, deeeaf
ed, the value of the property captured from him in the
Mediterranean, by the American lqaudroh, in the year
thouisnd eight hundred ard three fun not ex-
cr.ag two tboaisud ca hundred aud ix;y- f,s doers
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AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary TO The a9, entituied +" IN al con-
corning TIE City of Wa/bington."
II + II enaf7ed6y tie Senate and Honje of Re
L breifnfatiz,e5 Of the United States of dme,i-
ca, IN CoHsreiS aDsm6ied, That the feveral COM
peniations and allowances eabhihed by the a ntitu-
led An atf concerning the city of Warrington, ~
HAIL DC compensated from the fr day of June, one
thouiand eight hundred and two, being the time when
the iervices, 10 compensated and allowed commenced
Under the authority of the Prefdent of the United
States
Sec. 9. Ind be it further enatFed, That the
iurveyor OF the iad city ha receive as ccmpeniati-
on Tor MS icrvees allowance of three dollars per
day.
Sec. 8. Ind be It further enaHed, That the
superintendent of the city of Warrington be- and he
hereby is authorized pay the aid copenfatons and
allowances, from the fad firf day OF June one thou
land eight hundred and two In conformity with the
provon OF the faid rected act, until conereis fall
oderwiie direct, and alto pay and difcharpe all ex-
pennies OF an incidental nature, which have been or
may be incurred in the dcharge of the functions of his
oice and the Office of furveyor which fall be aproy
ed by the PRECEDENT of the United States
sec. 4. dnd be ii further e7la6fed, That the
faid superintendent be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to fettle and pay the claim of Peter Charles
LEntant for his iervices Whit employed by the late
Board of Commifiorers in the manner and on the
terms heretofore propofed by the faid commiioners
Sec. 5. Ind be it further en.zqed That the
ieveral expences authorized by this act, ihall be
PAID and dtcharged of any funds of the city of
Warrington, in ponef1ion of the superintendent,
which are not other,vife appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Houje Of Rebretenfatipes.
JESSE FRANKLIN, .,-usore
Proficient ojftbe g.
March 81, 1904 M
APpRorED, ,,.r,n,,n,o>r
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AN ACT

AN AL
TO ajtertaiu the boundary Of the lands ys1sr4ed
By THE fate ofPir.ginia norfb qveF Of the ri
1,er Obio, far tie Isfi!jatfiou of her officers and
./oidierS continental e/fa6ki/lament, and to Ii
init the period for locating tie Jiaid lands.
DE it rrc4ted by The Senate and Hoa,s of Repre-
ID ESntati1es offbe United States of 1dme,Iea
in CongreG Admitted, That the line, run I'M
der the direction of the furveyos general of the Unit
ed States, from the iource of the Little Miami
wards che iource of the Scoto, and which binds the
ea, the iurveys Of the lands Of the United States,
iha together with its coure continued to the Scoo
river be conidered and held the wetery boundary
line, north of the ource of the Little Miami Of the
territory reierved by the fate of Virginia between the
Little Miami and Scio rivers, for the ue of the of-
and folders of the continental line of that hate
Provided, That the fate of Virginia lal within two
years after the palng of this a recognize fuch line as
the boundary of the iaid territory.
Sec. 2. And he it further en0f7rd, That all
the officers and folders their legal Representatives
who are entitled to bounty lands within the above
mentioned referved territory, fal complete their To-
cations within three years after the paing of this
and every ch officer and folder or his repreen-
tatve, whole bounty land has, hall have been To-
catedwthn that part of the fad territory to wchthe
Indian title has been exnguihed iaIl make return Of
his or their furveys the ecretary the department
of within five years after the pafng of this act,
and ihai alto exhibit, and file with the aid iecretary
and within the fame time, the original warrant or war
rants under which he claims, a certified copy there
of under the leal of the Office where the aid warrants
are legally kept; which warrant, or certified copy
thereof iall be fuicent evidence that the grantee
therein named, or the perfon under whom fuch gran
tee claims, originally entitled fuch bounty land
and every perfon entitled faid lands, and thus APP
plying, ihall thereupon be entitled receive patent
in the manner prefcribed by law.
Sec. 8. And be it further enat7ed, That fuch
Part of the above mentioned rcerved territory shal
have been located and thoe tracts of land within
that part the aid territory which the Indian title
has been extnguihed, the furveys whereof fall not
have been returned the ecreary of war; within the
time and times prelcrbed by this act, ball theneeforth
be reealcd from any claim claims for fueh bounty
lands and ibaIl be dfpofed Of in conformity with the
proviions of the act, An act in addition to, and mo-
dication of the proportions contained in the ai en4
titled, An act to enable the people Of the eaern iii
von Of the territory, north wet Of the river Ohio
to form contribution and fate government and for
the adnon of fich ftae into the union on an equal
footing with the original ates and for other purpo-
fes."
NAT'HL. MACON,
Speaker offbe HoHJe Of RebreLc7fati4er.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Prlfdent eftbe Senate pro fsmpore.
March 90, so4.
<sF ~ ny
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agree for the aare. wages of the peron or perons
who may be appointed by the PRECEDENT for the faper-
,ntendance and care of the fame. And the Prefdent
Is hereby authorized tc make fuch appointments
Sec. s. And be ii further enacted, That the
ium OF twenty FIVE houiand dollars be- and is hereby
appropriated for the purpoe of derayng the charges
and exPences which ha accrue in confequenee of the
two rt iections OF this ACT, be paid out of any mo-
dies IN the sreaiury no, otherwiie appropriated.
Sec. 4. dad BE- it further enatted, That it flall
be the duty the Secretary of the treauy as fon
the fee OF the foil iha have veed in the United States
to cau beacon be erected on the north point of
Sandy Hook and the fun of two thouiand dollars nu,
OF any unaPpropriased monies, is hereby appropriated
Tor that purpoie.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tbe Hoxfe of RepreJtntativei.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
Prsfdent eft5e Senate pro temtorr.
March 90, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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The EN- . u IR + r.
OFF RIcuMoNp, A NEws-pAprR TO gr ca

THIS paper is intended to take the place of
the EXAMINER. The proprietors of the EN-
0UIsER have acquired all the transferable rights
OF that efabliihment. No change is intended
TO be made in the diribution of the different la
bors which devolved upon the late proprietors
of that paper. w. w. WoRsLEY fill preferves
an executive control over the mechanical de-
partment. T. RIrcHIE fucceeds to all the du-
ties of the former editor, MIR. JoNEs.
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For the information Of the Freehol.
ders of the State.

THE tollo4uing eorrGi7 lin eftbe pe,Jas,s svbe
4 eoSpo/e the Republican Ticker Of Electors of
Prehdenf and Vfee PrsfAent o,'the United States,
IS pH6hJ@ed. The election for the choice Of Elee-
tors aviH be holden in each county and corporation
on TIE fJf Monday in November next.
PEILfP ~ McHozAs, Chairman.
JoHM III. FoUSREs, Sec'y.
Rcdvnsnd, May 25, 1904.
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May ola. 1904.

RULE-That after the end OF this prefent term, all
cuies depending this Court, which sl be ready for
hearing i'll purluance Of the rule of this court made on
the l5h day of this prefent month, fha unlefs good
cauie be hewn the contrary, be heard in the fame or
der in which they aand on the docket.
IEsrE, ]. BROWN, &C.
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NOVEMBER 18th, 1908.

RULE--!n all cafes whether of appeal writof error,
or othervie, the Court will proceed hearing at the
term to winch iuch cafe all be returned iet up ur-
lefs good cauie ihall be fhewn to the contrary.
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ORDrRrD, that the following Rules be publiihed in
the Richmond Gazesses, for one month.
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&c rs THE regular eoaIe oft6e Mail has been
Suspended BY The rising Of TIE soater, the Editor
embraces The opportunity Of re-pubhisbing the ORR
ginal Proposals evbieb evere circulated
FoR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION IN TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND, a NEWSPAPER TO BE CALLED
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September, 1905
BetEveen
Mary Ratfn, exeeptrix, and Herbert Claiborne,
James Rn6fa and William Ral77n, executors of
Robert Ra6Fn deceajed, and the .faid .Tamer
Ra67n, Robert Rn6fa and Sterling RH95fn, pro-
/scnting in tbeir oaVn Plaintiffs.
HHd
William Clack, and flames CargW tones, and
Richard JoHe5, infants ~ Charles Binn5
.JoneJ, their guardian.....-.......Defe
TN this eaue, ab.7ted as TO TIE Plaintiff Mary
Ruin and flames Rn6fn, b. their deafb5, and
beard on tie biH, onftVerJ, exhibits, and, cHami-
nations Of quifnegsy, and argued BY eouqf, tie
fourteenth day Of September, in the gear Of our
Lard one tboglaad eight bHadrsd and three, the
court dredefb one ofTtbe eommiNfonerJ to .RafeGnd
report the credits, to qvbieb the defcndeHfS are,
iffo any tbeg be, mfified, evci4GVe IF TIE PAPER
money fendsred, and iaRiy reje6ied in Novem6er,
offbe year one fboyfaad /Spc1 bmdycd eighty one,
fo5oardJ dijtbarging tire dedf, for occurring
baialeaf Of rObieb, tire mortgage probejcd 10 be
foreclo/ed, 4vaJ granted.
n Coby----TsRe,
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ConMtssioNsK's-Ortlcs,

Richmond, Nay goth, 1904.
THE parties concerned are dcfred to take No
tice, Tint baDe appointed Hedaejdag the feOeH-
ty3ffb day Of Jaig next, f6r eayryins Hfo eFta
TIE qoiflia dec,re +; aboa qVbieb dayfbeir attend
ance is required at ny o67ee, qvifb bsir Pabery
and accents, re0dy far examnatioA.
nv. mn, VI. C..
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At a Court Of Appeals held at the
Capitol i'll the city Of Richmond,
the 2Ist Nav, 1904.
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p. 7INSLEY.
Nay 95fb, 1904. (eOsmJ ~

On the motion 4ftbe blaistift, b. their eowgfl,
JOba Zones is aGigaed gaardia0 10 fbe infant de-
Esnsarf5, TO drfiHd tbem IN this nit, in bLaee Of
Charles Bi0a5 .JoHeS, zV6o is deed.
n Copg. 7. TiNSLET.
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An Apprentice to the Printing Blu
sines wanted at this Office.
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VWqinia.

Virginia.
4At Superior Court Of Cbaneeyy holden at the
Capitol in the city Of Riebuond, l4tb Of
September, 1905
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THE Republican Printers throughout fb
fate, are reQlsfsG to i4isrt the adO1e one msntb.
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FTe7aeW Of f0e oe1la!e Pro-tenlp5rt
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT
altering the time Of The neyt meeting Of Can
greiJ.
Z + it enatled BY the Senate end HonJf of Re-
- 6rstenfdfiUe5 Of tire Uaifed States of H,nf-
ric", in CongyeJJ a6l0ibied, That after the ex.
Piraton of the prelent felton, the next meeting Of Con-
gres fhall be OH the fra MONDAY of November next
NhTHL. MACON,
Speaker offbe HoHje If RebrejSsfofipet
A. BURR, Piee PreEdem IF
the United SfafeJ, end P,e,fdsHf of tie Senate.
March 10, 1904.
APPROVED,
I'll JEFFERSON.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

NHE subscriber intends 10 obeu
4 a TAVERNat the Caroline Springs, on
f6f |GR day Of Jme newt; and hopes, from
t3r Elegant and beaIfby .lfirtafion, exelHfve OF
TIE Me@irinnl qualities Of the SKATERS, fbat ii
eviN be a place Of general retorf.
>, IRE Springs are .Etanted about So miLs from
R K is from Port-Royal, ~ frOni tire
ko4oLing- Green, and II fran Fredericksbm,g.-
S6e roads leading TO tbsm gre remarkable good..
t5fy are frronnded BY an agreeable and repeiE-
n5he neigbbombood.-7bere ere oui-boyJsJ for,
tie pronunciation oftboje qvbo zyjG to ive js-
PHrHe from tie Tave1m.
The JH9jfrije' .fahsrs bsCfsL; that t6ejt in
HHtf'nent5 FvW not only operate Oh hpvdlidJ,
Er6o' in TIE Eek!y /agjon, attend fbe Springs
far The Jake Of baq,i;g tbei,- bsaltb rej1orea, jat
7OW alto be tih y f6ele eUbot only o5jea is The
enjoyment Of Company, as ifnay 6cJajSly Iaia tie
(oeietg zriU be equal to any in The toantrr.
No exeriion zviN be sua2tiNg 10 make eqer-
thing Perfectly agreeable.
Ann .G.47EWOOD.
Fredericky6wy, Mag ls. slfYy.
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WILL BE SOLD,

10 ne biybSR 6i6der, in Cbnritt CITY eoaaiy,
on September Court Day,
HAT well known TRACT OF IATJD. c,1-
i led the INDIAN FIELDS; containing between
siSht and nine hundred acres pleafnhy ituated OF tine
man road leading through the county. The fituaon
Is 10 generally known and admired, that Minute DEF
eriphon would be fupcifuous. Prcfurning tha, am,
Perion who wilhes to purcaie will prcvioany vieg,
the land iheli only oberye, that the hotties are all IN
good order, having lately gone through a thorough
fePsir and the fua proportion oflsnd m erl,,v,;o,
proves It to be very valuable and productive the an
beng admirably adapted to tie culture of Corr and
inlsll gran.--Any perion whiting to view the land
viii call on Mr.. Royter who lives on the piaee--Tbe
terms OF iale will he made known on the DIV offale
WILLIAM EDWARDS.
BURY County, JUly7. ep-ln
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JUVENILE EDUCATION.

OGILVIE takes this opportunity to intimate thl.
y the Midfummer-Holydaysi in his School will ex-
pire about the middle Of next month He will conti-
nue. TO teach Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, Flo
cuion, Geometry, History, Political Economy Nat,
raj and Moral Phyofophy, with due attention, as his
pupils become prepared, to the principles of Crtciin
and "Is.fsltie!, Who recent
~ competed his Senior Clafs having fnilhed the
studies in which they were engaged have withdrawn
from MS ichool He viii therefore be prepared to re-
celVe from twelve to fifteen additional pupils Youths
from fourteen to xteen years age who may have
attained toierable acquaintance with the elements Of
literature, would be acceptable TO him. becauie
most likely to be Substantially and permanently bene-
htted by the coure of instruction he has adopted
Young men OF more advanced years. Whole opportuni-
ties Tor mental Improvement, at an early period OF
their hvesray have been peculiarly canty, or unfavor
able and iuch as may be derousto qualify themfelves
tor becoming instructors of youth, would probably
reap comfortable benefits from fpendng one or two
years In this Seminary. Whilst he can vii. serfect
iincerty, declare MS willingness to afford young men
who are really dehrousto acquire information and
at the fame time dpofed to obierve the inviolable
rules OF Acadenca regularity and decorun every al
distance and encouragement in the proecut:on of their
studies which he is qualified to bestow he wines r,
have distinctly understood thar fuch as may have un
fortunately acquired nveterae habits of lothfulneTs
and drhPaton, could fcarcey feect fchoowhere fnch
habits viii encounter decided vpilant and pro-
baby painful connterscton. T. O's charge for tuition
VIII be tty dollars per annu, for instruction in .he
different departments Of icence and FORTY dollars for
ins.ructonin the deren; branches Of elementary lite
ratue, he propofes to teach the fee for tuition 10 be
pad Quarterly and in adUsnes,
n. Z. !. Ogvie wihes TO receive four Of his Tgri,r
pupils as boarderS terms, which will be made known
to parents on application him. by lcter or other
wife.
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Foreign Mtrllgcnce.
-ss
STATE OF THE INDIA WAR
LONDON, April 2s.

LONDON, April 2s.
The following Is an extract ola letter from an ofi
Ger of the 18th regiment, dated Barely, Nov. So.
We have juR arrived at this place after fatiFuinq
march OF "a miles, the principal part we have dptted
inch by inch. have frequently been engaged with
she native powers, but never experienced 70 determine
ed an oPPostion as was yeheriIy met from, Beeing
Sing, with body Of picked men. The action RACED
from till fun fet, and was maintained with M
common slaughter The enemy food their ground,
with their guns at intervals, till we marched up 70 the
very muscles OF them, under ihowef Of rnuiouetrv
The ION Of Ragojee Bhooha had two horles killed nm
der him. and efe9ed his efcape OIL third after bav
ing been ieverely wounded by an European draooon.
with whom he was engaged hand to hard. Five OF
the Berar officers are iad 70 have been Liei Il, at
tempting to recue him from lhe pesiious itation in,
which his temerity had led hin,---Beeiu Sing W..
unhoreH, and fought FOR eonidersbic time on foot
before his attendants could reiaaate him he is fup
poied to have been nlortally wounded. The deter
mined gsiiany Of tie remains cf the 74th and 18th
regiments VIII never be forgotten they followed up
their advantage in The moit rapid manner and with an
adherence to dcp.ile unequaed il the annals of Br-
tiih warfare in India.
The predatory Gates, competing the Mabratta
power, have never been united under any REGULAR
forn Of confederation, or by any fem OF conGnti-
oral laws that can be compared any contribution in
Europe. vague and indefinite fenti,nert of co,n1j
interef, however, has classified certain decree of
union amorg them, from the period q ther 6gl Gic-
ceiles, throughout every Gage Of the decline q the
MogU empire. The fame indefinite but acknoyvledo-
cd eoniederdcy las fuhhcd between the NIahrattas
ine9 the entire deruGion Of the kiogui empire, and
together with other eaules has enabled fcvera Of
theie adventurcrs % cree fates Of comfortable militia
ry reiogrces and political power. The power of tie
Paiihwa has FOR many years been Acknowledged by
e Mahrattas including the Raja Of Berar--and the
Pialhwa is universally acknowledges 10 India, as tle
eonitfutons representative 81 the kahraita empire
Seine:a has bsen The ehef.anl VII. hss oppoied the