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HOUSE OF REPRESENTAllV Els.
rRetorted for the Alexandria Gazette.
MONDAY, January IS.
Mr.. Chit,enden presented the petition
of Micah ]. Lyman, now OF the city OF
Troy, stating that he was a merchant In
Montreal, that on tho declaration OF war
he returned to this country with his
Goods which have been seized by the
revenue officers. and praying restitution.
Referred to the committee of ways and
means.
Mr.. M'Kim presented the petition OF
Capt. Clement Sewal, an officer IN the
revolutionary army, praying the allow
ance of bounty in land and his COM
mutation Of half pay. Referred to the
committee of claims.
MIR. Breckenridge presented the pc.
ti,isn of Mrs. Margaret Carr, widow OF
Richard Carr, soldier in the revolu-
tionary war. Referred to the commit
tee of claims.
Mr.. Troup presented tho petition OF
Charles Rockwell, stating that ship
ment of goods was made to him from
Liverpool, in the ship Thomas Gibbons
which ship was captured by the priva,
teer schooner Atlas, Of one gun, htted
out for the express purpose, that one
half of the said shipment has been re-
ceived by him, and the other halt con-
asmned to the u, States, and praying
restitution. Referred to the committee
of ways and means:
A bill from the Senate supplementary
to an act entitled an act for calling
forth the militia sc. and to encrease the
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A CARD.

Mr.. GENERES has the honor OF
informing the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Alexandria, that his next Assembly VIII
be on Thursday asth instant
January 2s -
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JOHN II. GREASE
AND
10. II. VAUDEVILLE

UNDER THE FIRM OF
CREASE e Ma,NDEVILLE,
Corner of King and Washington streets
OFFER FOR SALE,
AT their Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY g FLOUR STORE,
Jamaica, Antigua and N England Rum
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
Old Rye Whiskey, common Whiskey
Murdoch's best Madeira
L. P. Tenerife
Lisbon SWlNES
Port and
Malaga
Loaf, Lump and Piece Sugar
Muscovado do. of superior quality
Gunpowder
Imperial TEAS OF the most
Young Hyson approved quality s.
Hyson latest impoltation'
Hyson Skin and
Congou
Green & white Coffee, spinning Cotton
Soap,Spermaceti, mould & dipt Candles
Powder and Shot assorted, Gun Flints
Goshen and Rhode.Islana Cheese
Mustard, Almonds, Raisinsl & Currants
Salt. Pctre, Race and Ground Ginger
Starch, Barley, Rice, best Flotant indigo
Fig-blue, Copperas, Alum, Pepper
AIspice, Cinnamon, Mace, Cloves
Nutmegs
Best Spanish and country Cigars
Hair Sifters, Bsd-cords, Leading Lines
and Trace Ropes
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Coarse and fine Salt and
Plaster Of Paris
also,
SEQ bushels Potatoes.
The best family Flour, by the barrels
T Flour purchased from Wagons,
or received on storage, and the highest
market price allowed when ordered for
sale.
January Is. tt
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y, December Is.

nt'ed out by the ner-
Town, and officered and
Pm"odore Rogers from
fa'led on Thursday last,
fp.e Cod, for the protec-
'hg trade-she is cem-
etenaht Newcomb. We
Eve a good accoun, of the
IT, which has committed
PHs on our coast lately.
+ advised to be cautious
I, Cape Cod, as it is be-
, al discoveries made late
MAX privateer or Liver.
now cruising off the
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MELANCHOLY REPORT.

From Portsmouth,, ~ H. Jan. Is.
A boat has just arrived here from
the Isle of Shoals, with the information
that ship supposed to be from three to
four hundred tons, was cast away on
Smutty Nose Island, on Thursday night,
and yesterday morning had entirely gone
to pieces. A few scattering boxes, or
parts of boxes of almonds and raisins,
were said to be washing along the shore.
Seven men have Been taken up dead,
but no idea can be formed whsrefrom,
or to where belonging, except frem the
appearance of the boxes.
CHILICOTHE, December 81.
We have been politely favored by
General Harrison with the following
copy of letter. addressed by him to the
secretary of state, rendering his resig-
nation as governor ofthe territory of
Indiana.
HEADQUARTERS, N. w. ARMY.
Delaware, Dec. ash, 1912.
SIR,
Having been informed that the senate
of the U. States had postponed deci-
cision upon my nomination to the rank
of brigadier in the army, until it should
be ascertained that l would relinquish
the office OF governor of the Indiana ter.
ritory; and believing that no such relin-
punishment bad been insisted on from
others, under similar circumstances, /
refused to make the required dcclara-
ton. have lately heard, however, that
the nomination has been sanctioned, and
although it is not my wish to accept of
the military appointments I have deter.
mined to resign the civil office; and
accordingly, request the President to
receive this as my resignation of the go.
vernment of the Indiana territory, and
my wish not to be considered as candi.
date for re-appointment.
Upon leaving an Office so important
as that which now give up, and to
which have been successfully appoint
ed by an Adams, Jefferson and Ma
olson, cannot but derive great satisfac.
ton from the reflection that have been
fortunate enough to execute every COM
mand, that have received from the ge-
neral government. 1t is a source of still
greater pleasure to me to know, that
during my administration OF upwards of
l2years, in which no small share of the
whole powers of government were
placed in my hands, l have uniformly
given to those powers a construction,
the most favorable to the liberties of the
people; that no instance of injustice or
oppression towards single individual
has been charged against me: no civil
officer deriving his commission from me
has been dismissed; and that from the
day of my assuming the government, to
that of my departure from the territory,
l have never ceased to receive unequi-
vocal evidence, of attachment and at
lection, from lis citizens.
Will you be pleased sir, to assure the
President of my eternal gratitude for his
many marks of his confidence which
have receivcd-and accept for yourself
the assurances of my greatest respect
and esteem.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON.
Hon. James Monroe, Esq.
Secretary Of State.
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January %, 1918.

A letter from Sackett's Harjor, dated
December g, says, Nearly one halt
our force was this morning reported un-
fit for duty.
The force there consists Of Sailors,
Regulars and Militia. An attack from
the English to destroy our Ontario fleet
was apprehended. Why arc not some
Of the Regulars who are idle in the in.
terror, ordered to that exposed part OF
our frontier! 1t is to be presumed 60
vernment is informed ofthe sickness &
mortality there.
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PEAcEMAKER, No. S, is received but
with other matter, is unavoidably post
poncd till to-morrow--to make room tor
the highly important and pleasing intel
ligence from Europe.
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lust Published,
January 26.

Just Published,
And for Sale by ROBERT GRAY,
The Life and Administration OF the
Right Hon. Spencer Psrceval--A Detail
Of bis Assassination, s. Development
of the delicate Investigation. Price 81,
ALSO,
The Speeches of Lord E"skine when
at the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by Miss
Edgewor,h. Price 81.
January 26
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, January Is.

"TO SHEW
THE VERY AGE & BODY OF THK TIME
AIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
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Received & for Sale,
80 barrels mess and Ne. ! Beef
50 ditto No. 8 ditto
20 half barrels moss ditto
IS barrels mes Pork.
ALSO,
Hemp and Bark Seine Twine
Cork for ditto
Rope and Lines ditto.
George Coleman.
Januarv 26. ,,.r
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X. GRAY

K. GRAY
HAS FOR SALE A FEW COPIES
Gospel sonne,s Robinson's Poems
Christian Re- Sir Lancclot
searches IN sra Greaves
Scottish Chiefs Life of Cowpes
Cottage Dialogues DR.. Youngs
Wild Irish Girl Works
Self Controal Burns Works
Watts Poedeaf
Works
ALSO,
A fresh supply Of Care1's Family
Bible.
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The British arc building two ships of
war at Kingston, on Lake Ontario. They
have drawn 800 carpenters from Lower
Canada to work on them; and 800 sail
ors are ordered up to serve as may be
required. Several Naval Officers have
been ordered up from Halifax
A regiment of regulars now at Hall
fax are expected in Canada in the Spring.
During the year 1910, as appears
from the 9Th annual report of the Ame-
rican society in England, 70 or $4,000
engroes were transported as slaves from
the western coast of Africa to the oppo-
site shores of the AtIantic," by Portu-
euese Englishmen and Americans. The
society have transmitted to the Amcri-
can secretary of state an abstract OF the
names of the American captains and
vessels engaged in that illegal, disgrace.
full and barbarous traffic, in order that
prosecutions may be instituted against
the offenders, who will be made, we
dsvoutly hope, to suffer the punish.
ment due to such sordid and cruel con-
duct The society have also made fire.
.ouent representations to the Eng lish go.
vernment on the subject.-Ameriean.
Eratum-In Mr.. Pearson's speech
on the Army Bill, in 4th line from the
beginning, for corrupt" read cor
rect"
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among themselses,) col
aors. and told them, that
ended themselves they
red in cold blood ; they
telvesin French uniforms
horses, cook their arms,
party at some distance
nexpectedly, broke them
les, took some prisoners,
he rest. 1t is said that
Inc S,arosta the order OF
sttrryrom a young gem
! ci.y, TO his father, dated
s.
R--IB my last, | had on
I'm you ofmy arrival here.
{ YOU the particulars of
i our new enemy, the AL
\ Lisbon, bound for this
three days out, off Cape
IS captured by the Alge-
consisting Of three ves-
king possession of the
meuced plundering the
treating US i'll the most
der Of the squadron Or
tue passengers on board
ar of our rising on the
luckily was one Of those
Bn board the brig in con
fer being in their posses.
bur way to Algicrs, l per-
cabin window, an Eng
" ,wo or three miles off,
Is US. We then had a
ne time after we heard
US. i placed myself as
cabin window as | posi-
out being observed by the
eek. At length the fri
Ter our stern, at about 500
Il waved with nv hand,
(we7ed from the frigate.
J aons side of US. The
there were any passen-
They insisted there were
then about returning to
3 moment think of our e.
funately the frigate again
stern, much nearer, say
'n waved my hand, which
answered from the fri
Ger again came oh board
Immediately proceeded to
iich was about l6 feet
o! US confined in it
fene was truly affecting.
the hearts ofthe honest
se's. Among US was a
fung lady, Madam SAL
Mr.. Onls, the Spanish
p Philadelphia, who suf.
flnG our confinement.
my release as an English
PIE difficulty the pirates
len | was allowed to 20
tn my servant, and about
fy baggage. The rest
Passengers the English
hd them-P owever after
''oo they were given up
by would leave the brig
nS with them but the
p on. The unfortunate
Obliged TO go on board
q leave all her jewels,
bunting to about 10000
onrIce and water by the
sorry to think that our
s.sensers who were put
PIP are now IN Algiers,
ply viii never return to
D trIgate was the Cossac,
Ming, commander, who
Pc most friendly manner.
to whom l am greatly
CIR hospitality.
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roads of ruer' Yar ss.
Ian, Dorechow on the
|s ms TO Mcjalsk, viii. nth
IL ss', the grand army take
( f. de Destroyed by disease
|ss-They find IN @e
low continually French
h diving. The despair
Ia,,I,srs is at its height:
can only be 'restT s .
|cn,ions. As they found
m filled. the French arc
T. evening. Nor is this
bod being So S1a'''y, ~
pat horse flesh, without
.ad, In one village the
and we're supplied with
we'll as forage {; IN re-
,,ed 10 ill-use the wo-
peassnts rose and killed
! who spoke Russian
told them, that it they
,bey would all DC Kill
( French who were COM
,owevsr bad no effect.
!. head or chief OF the
among themselses') col
mis-, and told them, that
ended themselves they
red in cold blood ; they
.lvesin French uniforms
,orses, cook their arms,
party at some distance
broke them
$, took some prisoners,
,s rest. 1t is said that
he S,arosta the order of
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TRetorted for the Alexandria Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-23
III. CLAY.
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT.

AN ACT,
! alter tbs times of holding Tie district court in
thc respective districts OF New-Iork and Massa
chusetts.
BE IL enacted BY the Senate and H2nse Of
Representatives, # ire United States of .fepleT-
icG in Congress- .9sse1bied, That instead Of
the first Tuesday of April and October, tho
district court for the dl;r:-t of New York, iii
reeted by law TO be hcl,leu lti,,, shall he icieu
on the second Tueeday of Assy &, the lourtt Tues
day OF September, early
Sec. Q. .3sd be IL Farther enacted, That all ac-
tions, suits, pr and proceedings commenced or
&c be commenced. or NOW pending in said district
court, asd liable "a b. discontinued, orruer preiu.
dice from the foregoing alterations, may he retuI
ed 70 and shall lie ocntisued to the district court
TO be holden in pus suSnes Of his act, in surI
manner as that the same ohnll suffer no discou-
tiDuGuce or prejudice 10y virtue os this act
Sec 3. Ind be itf,'';her enacted, Thet the res
pectve tsrms Of the district OF Massachusetts
dia:re! Sh'ch are now required by law 20 be holden
at Salem within said district, shall hereafter be hoi.
den AZ Boston, within said district, at the resnee-
tive times now prescribed b. Law and dat all wrts
and processes. of whatsoever nature o. kind, that
have been or 'Hay he issus.|, and made returnabIe
to che said ccurt ut Salem, shalt he returnahle
and rvturnedto the said court at Boston, any thing
in any former law to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
Signed as above.
March, 5, 1913.
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UViACii AIANNli.

't!NN5ft VA INIsN =.
ENRS = VIM. Bushnell, from New ENGLAND
a 4 have reeeotly commenced the Carriage ma
King business in all its various branches in Harris.
sonou's. Rockingham sounty, where they intend
making carriages Of every description which may
.r called tor----iheir general acquaintance with
the business and apicdse ia those Who may become
Their customers OF dong their work faithfully and
general wish to .iosse, together with the soperirr
ty of their Tstora!s will they trust merit them n
hoc.s' share u lmb'c pn,rnnage--Gooh timber
which is an essential article IN carriage is here
obtained ul quality not inferior to any which we
have ever seen.
\. h. Wanted three or fou- Jou-ucvmcn who are
sood workmen nj the above bnsib sG c''p az the
s'acksmith's business to whom liberal encourage
rle nt WI be given.
Hs~y.sonbrtSh, March 90. wIow
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LAND FOR SALE

~ Shi'seriber wishes 10 ae ti,e tract ~ ;s.ni
u sr,~hereon lie now resides in the county of
Charlotte, Containing by late survey 700 acres 800
OF which still remain in woodsThis land is well
adapted to Corr, small grim and Tobacco, and is
vel watered with convenient streams passing thro'
At, IS very healthy situation with good and oonve-
nent buildings, 90 wit, dwelling hoase 30 feet by
2O--two story high with convenient rooms, good
Kitchen Dairy. ahi other necessary h6ases,) has
several very good springs, and also well in the
yard Its distance from Lynehburg is about 30 miles,
Richmond f10, Petersburg 100, and miles above
Charlotte Court House.
ANY person wishing to purchase, will make ap.
n,ication TO the subscriber.
HAMLIN BpPES
March ~ wtevn
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Conrmissioner's Office,
VIM. w. HENlNG C. G.

Conimissioner's Office,
Richmond, s mo 10, 1918.
The parties interested are desired to take no.
tice that have appointed the 2Sth day of the 5th
Month May next ensuing the date hereof, for
commencing the account directed by the within or.
der of the Court, on which day at Q o'clock A. Nj
their attendance = required ~ :.:y G.ec Il; .!.:s .i.y
with their accounts and vouchers ready for examna
ton and settlement
THOMAS LADD, NJ. C.
April f6.
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against


James Waddill, admir-. of William Bigger deceas-
ed, Susanna Patn1an the younger, 81 WIN. Waddill,
rc Dsf't:.
The defendant Susanna Patman the Younger who
IS not an inhabtant of this eommonw eaIth. and A.
ganst whom the plaintiffs appear 10 have proceeded
IN the mode prescribed by Law against absent defen-
dants, still failing to appear and answer. and II an
nearDgto the satisfaction of the court the defendant
VIM Waddili bath been duly served with copv of
the deeretai order entered in this cause at rules
on the 18th day of July last and he still falling TO an
swer-and the cause coming to be heard as TO
me other defendant, on the bill, his answer and ex-
hbits, ard being argued by counsel the Court or
consideration thereof doth adjudge. order. and de.
sree, that the defendant James WadcIin render he
fore one OF the Commissioners vi the Court an ac-
count OF his administration of the Estate of his Ins
tate who is directed to examine state and settle The
same and make report thereof to the Court with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
self or which may be required by the parties to be
so stated.
a Copy,
Teste,
VIM w. HENlNCs c. G.
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collect the effect formerly prodsced in the cCones
by the arbitrary npostons Of the mother country,
will not ia,l 10 anticipate what he the result,
OF ihis new aud unnatural struggle. The seeds oi
subversiOn exist in all tyrannies. and the period
seems 70 be ias, approaching when commercial ty-
iaany rs to receive its Ga..
JUSTTlT9
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AN ACT,
S'gred as above.
Feb. q, 1918.

AN ACT,
Making provision for an additional number of Cen
eral Officers
Re henactedby The Senate ard House of Re
presentdtives II the United States Of qlnerica in
Congress .isSenlbled, That the President be, and
h Is hereby authorized by and with the advice and
eorzent of the Senate, to appoint six Major Generals
in addition to th,se already authorized by law--cach
OF whom shall be allowed abide camps TO be Ia
zen from the oksers of the line and six Brigadier-
Generals, Who shall be allowed Brigade Major
and one aid-de-camp, each to be taken also from
the Officers OF the line.
See. . End he 1t further enacted, That the off.
GERS authorised by this act shall receive the same
pay, forage, rations. and other monuments, as the
oiheersoi the same grade of the present military
establishment.
Signed above.
Feb. "a 1878.
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4 y CttANCENt--ht Court held for Bucking-
Z ham county the Sth dsy of Februar9 1915.
Reu0a CbGu,lon PIT
Thomas CTier, Richard Davis, James Station, Da-
WI Pattesoa and John Lsharreaire Dfts.
On The molten OF the psinti IT BY counsel, aud il:
appearing tn the satisfaction of the Court tl,at
he TIE dsisaCant Carter IS not an nabtani Of this
State-k IS ordered, That unless the said Carter
shall appear here on mr. tr'or- the May term next,
and answer the bin Of the plainif, the court will
then proceed 20 take the ior confessed as 60
ham AMI decree the matter thereof ac.oriosy and
that copy orthis order be forthwith published in
SEINE public newspaper of the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and another copy he post.
ed up at the front door OF the Court HouEe OF nis
county.
A Copy
r. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. C.
REQ is. wSwp.
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Notice

tration OF the Estate eat 'tomas &. Perkins
dee'd. ~ho Was IN Ntoruey Sat Lav, hereby no,i-
ties all persons having olains against the sid Es
tate. Ia produce ihen, .or settlement, before
the arsi day OF Oeober next as to those whose
Claims are not pfolnScd by that time, this notice
Will be pleaded ~ bar Sgainst Them.
Wm. II. PERKINS,,
Alm'or OF Thomas =. Perkiss
Buckingham, AnHl 0. vAwn
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April 10.
VIRGINIA

\ I Superior Court of Chaneery holden at
the Capitol in the City of Richmond the 9th
day of January, 1918.
Macon FORD and Fleming Ford & Elizabeth Ford
oV the sad Macon Ford their next friend, and chill
dren OF Mary Ford decd. Samuel Weaber and Poi.
y ms wife, jno fatman, Wrn Patman. Jas. Watson
sSid Polly, John, William, James, Betsey and
nancy, are children of Susanna Patman and John
Waddiil. Molly Waddill, James y. Waddil, Eliza
1eth Waddiii and Susannah Waddl, children of
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pursuance of the acts OF the last session Ct the
2 General Assembly entitled f" An act imposing
taxes for the support Of Government" and " 4 n
act to amend the several acts Of Assembly, prescr
bng the mode OF ascertaning the taxable property
within the commonwealth and oC collecting the pub
lie reyenuc :" Stamps will he preparedby the both
1T this month and kept the Office of the subseri-
Der over tie counting room of Mr.. John Wood on
the main street OF Richmond, agreeable to the fol-
lowing table
For each note Or bill made PAYABLE or neeotinle or
the public banks ct Virginia, ~ ut the hranchcs
fherett Except checks or bills drawn upor and
payable Nv 'uch bsnks) ut g. within % day from
ttc date ri such notc,or bill
Il above S>D, and not exceeding Stc1 cts
ahnvc 100, aud not exceeding sou -
aISgc 500, and not exceeding 1GCO ~
AID for every 6iOOJ above one thousand, G. cts
oddilioasl.
For each note or hr made payable or nrsoti hle o.
which may '- pad or negotiated a. Aforesaid, no,
within NJ ~ 10 days from i,sdste.
II above s52', aud not exceeding 3tDO ~ cis
above l0J aud not exceeding $40 q
ahpve 500 and not exceeding tOn0 so
aiDyc 60 20, and not exceeding e0uO =;
above 1000, md not excse,lirg 500 100
above 500 and r's exceeding 200 t25
above 10 ord rot exceeding $500 $50
And frr every $1,000 above iirc tbousau,., IS cts.
additional
Psrer Bauk notes sen, 70 he STAMPED must
be soeompanei by Memo: OF the number reouirc,
~ it several s.amps.
n. -. T'per ,sd blank notes ready slammed wiz
DO e1aluouy Aept ia thg Office.
3asHis ""''' n..I
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March 70.
LAND OFFICE, ApTi ID I8I3

LAND OFFICE, April I'd, 1913.
: y Pursuance ofan Act of Assembly passed the
18th o. February 1911, entitled +" IN act 10 a.
7'1.ad the ssgerGI LaUs Concerning EScheafs," do
hereby make Il known that the two following tracts
Of land situated il the County of Brooke have es.
cheated 10 the Commonwealth appears by the
Certificates of the Esclea!or of said county. bearing
dee the isth Gay of Marcel last, h5-One tract re-
nuied to e"'ta'n J GO acres. Of which Thomas Me-
Broom is sad 20 have died seLsd.--rhe Other
tract reputed 20 contain s. 18th acres ana of
which John Feed is said TO have died seized
CHARLES DJAGRUVE, Reer.
The Editor Of tbe National lnteligencer will IL.
sert che above advertisement in his paper for G
weeks excessively, and transmit lis account to CHS
department for payment
April2. wSv