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Lands fir Sale.

n ohedierce 10 decree Of the superior court OF
u. ChHncery for the Richmond district pronounce
'hesth day of June 1879. in suit between John
l. Harris and company plaintiffs, and the adm;nia.
traitors AMI heirs OF Robert III. Woodson deed, A.
iexander Fowler, James Tucker, and VIM. VIII
BOURNE defendants. We the u, de,sgnet commission
ers by said decree appointed f,r thst purpose viii
proceed at Eooshand Court House on the ~ d.y
of May next being Goochland Court day 70 sell to-
the highest bid er for really mnrev, scrticct to be
dows'r Of Mari, V. Woodson, widow Of So d Robert
III Woodoon, decd. one tract of land lying on little
creek in Gooehland County, said 20 contain i've
hundred and seventy three acres, whercon the said
Robert IT, Wocdson died; ami one other trac,
living on james River iyi said county, sail to cnn-
tain fifty acres, or so much thereof VIII h. ne
cesssry TO pay TO the said John L. Harris s. co. the
sum OF three In dred and ninety one ponds four.
teen hings and six pence with ntsres- p, he rate
ut six per ce' tum per annum on three hundred and
fifty five pound three shilliras and ore penny rart
thereof from the 1itl, day of June 1910 til paid
one hundred and seven dollars and rinrty Eve
cents costs of Suit, and the costs attending said
sale.
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sNInilish,n M
STOP THE DEsEp.rpnC

VI J III iJESER iERS.
- tFisET SiNONS Il ROBT. HEIRLOOM two
private soldiers ia the army of the United Statss
deserted from NY recruiting party in the CITY OF
HIehn,ohd on q evening ri the 18th instant-Si.
mons is aged Is years S feet ] i ipches high. OF
,@r complexion, blue eyes. light hair horn in Stat
f'rd County, Connecticut. and by occ,ms,ion q .a;I
or jleridon is aged 81 years, five fee, 3 l ;ncbe,
f'gh, OF TAR compiexinn blue eyes. light hair born
~ tIuYsnns County, Virginia and by occupation
''r"er-he vas enlisted FROM the detachment
marched from thst county under the ordars of III,
executive Tor The defence NJ Norfolk is very rob-
able he has returned to the County whence he came
~ understood, he had been but httle accustomed
rom home. reward of
TWENTY DOLLARS
VIII he rnd FOR the security Of the said dessrter. =;
any saol their delivery to me or any Officer in tbs
'r'ny OF the United States. or ten dollars for eli
ther.
CLEMENT WHITE,
~. Lieut. 2jlh In'sutiy.
. 80 - &ip
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April &c.
HiUard 6 Stlii,},nn.

a AVE on hard toerable supply of EartHern
Ware, p large proportion Of Which ore stan,r
ana useful articles, such as Edged and g. G. Plates,
do. Dishes, Tea 2, Coffee Cups 81 Saucers, Bowls
hngs Jugs, Basins, &c. s<c.--sud general assort.
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JAN. %. iAs.

Is Ill persons having claims against the estate NJ,
u John DAVIS deed. OF Ha over county, are ere.
by reiuesSed to present themfa payment, * thos
Indebted to the estate wall please make im.e ,li
ate payment IS no further indulgence can be ii
H. DAVIS, Aimr.
OF The Estate oil Jo!sa DAVIS deed
April 81. nS,y :
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
AIKEN from nv .a5'- ~ h,ne'ia count -
tic night OF the 18Th isst. large handaome
.SO3RFI WORSE,
bout siT years oil, With star in his forehead. 3.
large hoofS. We hes tccn eccue'omed 10 work f.
ger. end IS perheps rnhbed With IT,
viii Dive tito anorr reward Tor al,r-c' IN Jns liz.
Or '"r such Information ss mag enable me 10 &c.
hmo''r, Ap-i' g
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S TO n z LIN f,

4 lent ~ 'sA) eAeHi-
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7 ~ Subscriber las just received supply Of
h-sh
SALrf11 Cfr. TEAS. PpErN,Fc,
aa' les N baud general and well selected assorH
ns-tcf
CT OCERIF
F~-.''n- -e'ih f".v -coI atsuT',if,ri fr CHM
tt'ess rdffo.kery " IRE, which lie wHitei on Eb-
- = terea
JOSHUA CHyaP
Aias. - 80
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e. VAIL VILE WAICH Stolen.
A WV kD of ten dollars is Lerebr offered for
"A receiving earl ana ieweHed
SILVER WATCH.
'oeo hr NEGRO about tl,e FIRST ~ MareI, 7s-,
.Fri's ""',r SID uu"ph rr supposed 20 ne Austin
~ i"i.i9" . 7ifi. Information that may
~" Tue r'~ard pail on Application 10 tie prin-
April m a,
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ItU, .N1{r.

nay MILITARY LANDS, IN the s,,e-oe Yer.
~ tucky -Sitna,cd ~ barren County on 40
Barren s'-". an'! IN the noted bgud vi the si,s:,
continuing ABOUT
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h1rHes
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April 81.

s - also continpe, to keep = genera, assert.
6A ment of ' !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-27
ilkfH MS CUR I.
This is to give Notice.

This is to give Notice.
That the sub. crib,r, Of A:ex&ndri;
QUINCY, in the District OF Celumbi
IS obtained from the orphans Cour'
,fsaid county, letters of adniEistra
ION on the personal estate of Henry
O'Reily, late of the county aforesaid
deceased I'll person. having CLAIMS
ms; the said accident, are hereby
rncd to exhibit the same, with the
nuchers thereof, to tie subscriber
July authenticated, and PISSED by the
orphans Court, on or be lore the 1eth
ay o. April next. or they may by
iaw be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted there.
70 are required to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand, this ssth Oc-
tober, 1878.
Clement SeWell,
Administrator Of Henry O'Reily.
Octohrr 40 eD+w
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N O T &c f..

THE Suhscribers have this day
formed a Cop tr,nersh;r ender the
firm Of Samuel Lmdsay, e Co. IN the
hanse fnrmcrV oCrua'Pd nv Joseph
Dean. Esq. on Union, between Prince
and Duke Sire cts.
Where they offer. for Sale,
1000 bushels Coarse Aait.
1000 40 Ground Alilum Fine do
$4,000 lbs Cote of good quality,
And few Bales Cotton
ALSO.
Flour selected particularly for family
use
n. B, They wish to purchase, Flour
Wheat, Corn Eye.
I.wrrnce Hill,
Samuel Lindsay.
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r II Ale.
WILL sell all, or parts, of that ex-
cellent Seat,
RO Sc HILL l.,


Near xandfia, on the Colchester
Road, where ths HuntinE Creek Turn.
pike ,n,srsects with said Road. contain
log about $50 or more acres, large
parcel i valuable Meadow Land, with
extensive bitches, about 8 acres OF
which were sown last fall, and arc well
taken with Timothy and Clover. part OF
which is new Land. A good proper
tion of the other Land has also been
lately Covered / aave sufficient proof
that It is adapted to Plaster, and Is ca
silly benefited by sfs4 manurlhg-s
considerable part Is Wood Land.
know the soil OF this Farm to be good.
1, has great deal OF Fencing, Is well
watered, the Spring Is excellent, me
Dwelling. House is very strong franz
ed two story finished Building, with
four Rooms and Passage On each hoor,
two in the Carr. ,htsc 10 the Cellar,
is we'll underPinned With brick, mas
two brick chirnneys and fire places
There is very good Kitchen & Laon-
dry with two brick cbimneys, se'erai
other good useful Houses, and large
excellent Garden. The proximity OF
lhis place to Market is a great conve'
nience, It's very remarkable healthfui-
ness and beauty, and d line distant
prosp ct of Potomac River, charm all
who reside at it.
For part in hand, will give lengthy
crcdi, for the balance with interest, and
il not previously disposed of, shall sell
parts, or the whole, 20 the highest bid
der OH The 18th day Of next month (De-
cember) if fair. if not the next tair day,
when the terms will be more fully known.
At which time, if | shsuid Sell oil the
land, / shall also sell (fnr cash) . Wag-
gon and Team, Cattle, Com, Fodder,
HAY, perhaps Pork, and number OF O.
Their ar,lcles. On certain terfas l would
lease this sea, for a number OF years,
hire some hands, and sell the chief OF
the Wood. / shall sell large number
of wood lots, and other articles TOR CASH
if l should not sell the land, IN the DAY
of sale.
H. TOLER
n vemher Is. dts.
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300 WI Seize VINE.
Sateri0r quality
loo 0ois Apples, 10 rhine order
So boxes pipt Candles
20 do. NJ uld do.
2.ooQ w. Coffee. IN bags and barrels
100 rc2lns WRITING Paper
so do Wropplng do.
s hnas N.Scuvado Sugars
5000 ih- Loaf and Lump do.
so boxes Bloom Raislns
20 b.rrsls Whiskey
6 casks Goshen Cheese
bags Pepper
1.oco husS1l. st. Uhes Salt
l60 bsrre Hercings
20 TO. : ID
For Sale By tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov "a
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Just receiUed and for Seis by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 lbs. choice Smi,hfeld Hams,
s. bales Upland < Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 Bags Green and White Coffee,
40 Barrels do. do.
Hhds do. do.
IL Hhds. Muscovado Sugars,
% B6ls. soft shelleG Almonds,
IS Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Cavendish do.
so Boxes Spanish Segars,
8 Punchso,s Antigua Rum;
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
GunIowder, Imperial & Hyson
Tea.
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
November 9.
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r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff of faayfax.
ey 6 eptf.
FOR SALE,

A TP ACT of l. M. lying IN the
a county OF Fsirfax. six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate
of ie". Thompson Mason. coataining
l44 acres The soil 9 good, M very
susceptible Of Improve ment by the
Clover * P'aister system. The proS-
imitv of this propcrtv 20 market and
the tlcili,y to which its produce may
be carried iHuntinr-creek by which
1t is bounded bsine navip ,bie almost TO
the dDorl would rerder it extremely
valuable to . person disposed to pay
sufficient at,ention to its cultivation:
Apply toJ mes y iooe, Esq or 70
Francis Adams, Jun
My
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-27
Robert Page,
VIM. b. Page,
Executors.
PUBLIC SALE.
Fred'k Cty. Va. Nov. IS. dts.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Wednesday the I5th of December
next, At the late dwelling House of
Thomas Blackburn decd.
A large quantity of Corn,
fodd e, Shucks, Hay, ana -srge stock
Of Horses. including some valuable
Brood Mares. Cattle, Hogs, H ouseh
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten.
sils, &c. Bond with approved security
will be required. to bear interest from
the date. if not punctually paid.
All persons having claims
against The estate Of rhos. Rlac kburn.
are desired to bring them in to Doctor
Peake Of CentrevilIe, legally authenti-
Gated, for adjustment, and all persons
indebted are desired to call ard make
payment to him.
VIM. Z. Sinclair,
Agent jlr
Elizabeth Blackburn
Administrators.
Nov. IS. t.
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N 3 TIC E.

~ u TIC T..
THE Stockholders of the Mechanics
B,nk of Alexandra, are hereby notih-
ed, that Dividend Of four per cent
for the last half year on the Capitol
Stock paid in, is This day declared
payable to them or their legal repre-
sentat,ves on Friday the 18th inst.
By order of the President and Diree-
tors.
VIM. Patton, Ir. Cash.
Sentembe- 7-8.
PRINTING
xSArxY NXcpT1D At TINS oR1leE.
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SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27. 1919
FIRE VOID.
ZOO Cord of AM-Wood,


WITH vast quantity Of brush and fag.
got wood, standing on drained marsh
near Town, will be given, gratis, TO such
of the industrious poor Of Alexandria,
as viii grub it up, in the course OF the
ensuing winter. The distance is short,
the land dry and clear Of stone, ard thu
situation affords facility of carriage ~.
Their b, land or water. Several persons
are, al this time, employed in supplying
their tamiiie. pIentifuliy With hre- nood,
Of whom. or of my overseer. Mr. BAIL
Williams, further Information may be
obtained,
Oh. Alexander.
Nov. % st"
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PUBLIC SALE.

TO be sold for Cash on the sixth
day OF December next. at the subscri.
bers farm on the Colchester road, his
stock of Horses, Cattle and Sheep,
Wagon, Cart and farming Utensils, .
quanu,y Of Corn, Rye and Rye SuawA
Hay and Fodder.
Oh. Simms:
Nov. % cp2W
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Lying on the main road from " inches.
ter to Milwood, about 7 miles from the
former and five from the latter place.
This tract OF Land is situated in = healA,
thy and fertile part OF the county ito
quality is naturally very good, anu bee
ing we'll adapted 20 the use OF clover
and plaster o. Paris, it may, at small
expense, be put in high state Of cul-
tivation. For the convenience OF pur'
CHI. sers, it will be laid off into four 9.
quail lois, wtica will be sold separatelys
whereby il viii be divided into four vae
luabie farms OF more than Two hundred
acres each A considerable portion
of this land is lowered with heavy tim.
Der, which 10 so situated az to afford -
due proportion 20 each of the lots. 4
handsome wheat faliow, consisting Of
nearly one hundred acres, has been
sown this fall. The terms of sale will
be made known previously thereto, BY
the subscribers it is, however, unders
stood that liberal credit will be allow.
ed for the principal part Of the purchase
money, and th:t it must be secured BY
deed of trust on the land The sale
will take place on the premises.
At the same time and place will b
sold for Cash,
Twelve Likely Negroes.
The property of the deeeaseo, consist
ing of several men, women and chill.
dren-One of the men is regular
bred Carpenter, & is said to be valua.
bic workman. There will also be sold
I'll the stock on the farm, consisting Of
Horse. Sheep, Cattle and Hogs, all
the Farming Utersls; about $50 bar.
rels Of Corn, and 400 bushels OF wheat
will likewise be sold. The Land may
be We've by applying to the overseer
on the premises. o, to either Of the subs
seribers.
Robert Page,
Vim r Pare
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Nov. -
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P. G.. Marsteller.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4" AS committedto 'sirfax Coun'
w ty Jail on the 18th day Of Au.
gust 1913, mulatto u'an. who ives
committed rs runaway. ais himsel
John SIMPSON ard says he IL tree
porn he is about fee, 9 rches high
his Ciothing, one roun tabost JACKIE
striped with blue and white, three pall
of Nre-ches one 1T ''ucking. and t~,
OF oIus, two shirts, one OF check hnne
the other OF India cotton, one swans
down waisscoat, one pair o. Old shoes
and black fur hat, and says he cams
from Providence, r. 7 Gilbert County
and that he was taken by The RritisS
and carried Ito Norfolk TIE owner
if any, is requested to prove his pr"
per,y, pay charges and take him away
or he win be disposed of as the law d.
reefs.
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sBEDIENLE

In .sBEDIENCE
TO the will of Walker Y. Page, de-
i ceased, will be sold on Friday the
18th of December next, all his real
estate in Frederick county, Virginia.
Consisfing Of tesueen
900 and $50 ACRES Of Valuable
LIMESTONE LAND.
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REMOVAL.

KEMUV AL.
TINE subscriber has removed fro n
his old stand on Union street TO
the wharf formerly occupied by MIR.
VIM, Hartshorne. near the Lower Fer
ry, where he intends pursuing his for
merbusiness-He continues 10 purchase
Flour and Grain and has on hand large
supply ofthe best FLOUR, suitable for
family use and Bakers. also SALT of
different kinds.
Joseph Dean.
November IL. tt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-02-16

icing. The thickness Of the fog prevented
him from ascertaining his numbers, who
Kept marching forwards till they were close
10 Cur batteries.
The enemy attempting in vain to pierce
through our lines, received at the distance
of $50 PAGES a seneral discharge of musketry
and Of forty pieces Of cannon the effect q,
this fire upon the enemy was extremely IA
tai. Finding he had no hope Of escaping
he At length sent a flag of truce to General
Nhllaradovitch. At midnight the whole
corps d'armee of the enemy, amounting to
$4,000 men were obliged to lay down
their arms.
All their artillery, in number ~ pieces
OF cannon, all the baggage and military
chest, were the fruits of our victory. In
the number of prisoners are above one hun
dred officers of different ranks. Marshal
Ney was wounded, but saved himself by
Eight and was pursued by the Cossacks be-
yond the Dn.per.-T'he loss Of the enemy
Is enormous according to the report of the
prisoners. four generals of division were
wounded. We have not lost above five hun
ored men in killed and wounded.
lie army is at present at Krasnoi, and
the advanced guard at Dowbrona, from
whence We shall follow the movements of
the euemy.
General Platoff informs me, by a private
letter annexed, that the ent my left behind
II wersts from Smolensk, a great quantity
oil artillery, amounting to l12 pieces.
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EXTRACT-dated
WAsHIEcToN. Feb.

WASHING TON, Feb. II.
Dear Sir" You will, before this reach.
e. you, have seen Harrison's account of the
~. western disas ter. II understand his Of
hcIdl letter has reached the Secretary rs
war, and isnot materially variant f,on,
the one to Gov. Meigs. Some information
has also been received by way of Niagara.
IN which it is said Geh. Winchester is a.
mong the prisoners. and the consoling news
Is also received, believed To be correc,
that the action was gallantly fought By our
unfortunate young Kentucky brethren. and
lost only by the supe rior numbers of the,er
emy.-fbe blow is a severe one in itself to
mat quarter, and rendered douby so from
the Character OF the men who fell"
To THE EDIT Udshingtor, Fe6. 1o,b ,sts
have not time to say more than that the m clan.
cnoy events OF Wmehestsr's Disaster rsther tend
10 excite higher spirit Of recruitment here thsn
90 depress" '"A"
To a Gentleman in this city, from an r. .Sto,.,
c6Fcer
BLAek. Rock, January 50.
nag OF truce came over yesterday saw the o;s
hcer (capt Fitzgerald OF tile 4gh) K heard n;ese If
news winch presume will hardly have rescbed vou
An express arrived at Fort Fife on lie astI, LII
dispatches for general SheafFe. General Wncb.,.
Ter has had an engagement with lie enemy sbo,st
20 miles from Detroit, ard stunned s;onsI d.tea,
oyO men Killed end 800 prisoners and tLs o.-pcr.I
whh them. The enemy imagine hss .a: 81
mucih these were the ~otAs elf the officer {, r,
was perhaps che hoodest bttt,e ever fsuob. In A
merica-your troops stood their ground IKE be,o,..
aud nobly preferred death to n gbt" Prens,s,;or.
are making at Forts Erie and George for The &C.,,
ton ut the prisoners. aud Che gsoers 1. 10 cross over
At this place on parole, Wv
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Department Of Stare,
c,~ .. February IL, 1913.
sInCin my last letter bad the honor to state,
that IN the several approximations oi force which hat
eesn made, provision for the defence ofour port
towns, and soss, was principal Object. The d.pc
sition OF the force authorised to be raised by late
act OF Congress has been under consde grafton, and
have nov the satisfaction to inform YOU that a
regiment, consisting OF about one thousand men, of
those to be raised for twelve months will be allot.
ted to the port OF Norfolk and it. neishbourhood
and, IN the mean tiHe, that the recruits for the o.
Their regiments raised in Virginia, on the South
side o. Jsaes River, will be ordered there.
have the honor to be,
Sir, very Respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant
-. -. JAMES. MONROE.
His EIcellensy,
Governor of tho
Commonwealth of Virginia,
Or. in his absence the Acting Governor.
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OFFICIAL: pApEys.

=, OTFIOIhL PAPERS.
;lhs following letters were laid before the Viryi-
ma Legislature, on Saturday last
COUNCIL CHAMBER, F.b. is, 1918
SRI lose no time in laying before the 'Ge1era
Assembly copy of letter received this mornirp
FROM iane' Mohrde Esq. Secretary OF State, al
this time experimenting the Department OF wa.
stating the a'sount and species of force eontempi.
ted to be furnished by the General Government, for
tue defence OF Norfolk and ia, yioiHity.
have the Honor TO be,
Very RI ape. fully,
Yours sc.
-, :, !. = CHARLES X. MALLORY.
The Honorable the Speaker Of
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SECOND REPORT.

In order to obtain a certain victory over
Marshal Ney, and cut OF entirely his com
nuhication with the rest Of the army, re-
Inimced General MIliaradovrch with the
9th corps giving him orders to- pre- vent the
marshall advance and 10 take a position
near the villages Of Syreherenic and rcher
nlska. Major General Lourkoaxi perceived
about : 81 tbs afternoon, the eusn,y advan-
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ENQUIRER.OFFICE, Ee6..Is.
BE ON THE ALERT.

OTih"is our motto-Our country expects ece.
y man to do his duty. a.. b. u
Let the e1ecuive, the military and the c;y;I an
thorit'es be on the alert Vigilance 8 energy will
work ~onders---lct W. act, not sleep. :.
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SELF-DEFENCE.


On Saturday last, the House of Delegates
passed Bill on this subject, after a long
and arduous Debate, Ayes 76, Noes Go
1t proposes to raise Companies of. Infan.
try. of Artillery, of Cavalry and I of
KifiemeH, calculated to raise about 1Oo0
men--to serve in the commonwealeh alone
the field officers to be Colonel, / Ii Colo
mel eel Major---all the officers to be apno;n-
ted and commissioned by the Governor: :. ,,a
Council-bounty S2o-pay Ss per month
Tor the privates--to be enlisted during the
war. & subject to the discretion and disno.
sitlon OF the Council of State.
+ IT, The bill also empowers and reou.;-s
ne Executive ~ Purrhase SoOouo " orr,
OF muaitIons--to be stored In two d .tot.
eae In this City, the other near or n Mo-.
folk-each Depot to be protected, bv. gnard
under the superiniendance of the Ex ecu
tive.
Yesterday the, above bill Cams ha6Dr
the Senate, and was hassed al one 4s;t,;n q
without any fundamentally ia an 80 %
pie of 1tromftnade and deg, isiou ',vh;ch' !;
worthy Of the times Ttr l-;n;o o,< Js,,,,I
acfs--it is spirit of this sdescrint;on vh;ct
will save the republic. "''S'
% The II of d. were vesterdov :,
Committee OF the Whole on the reyen,.
Dill to raise, me avfrld for this new annro.
Pria'ioh--Various new sources of taxation
are proposed-ta xes on lawyers, toll bride
es! merchant mills, tanneries, tobacco-fac
tories, printers &C.-besides a Certain add;
tion TO the Old taxes--The whole calcula.
we! o"'