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ANGLO-AMER]CAN POLITICS.
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AMERICAN SThTES.--My two last nun,
bers were devoted principally to the task oe
endeavoiing to convince the Prince Regent
and the public, that it WAS neither DANCE
roas nor dishonorable to yield to the terms
upon which we might have had. and nav
yet have, peace with America and, to nv
great modification, though, must confess
not much to my surprise, l now see, from
the c.utents OF the last Gazette. wherein ia
His Royal Highness's " DECLARATION. that
all my endeay0rs have been of no avail. and
that war, long, expensive and saneuinary
war, will now take place with au enemy.
who, above all others, is Capable of inHict.
ing deep wounds upon this already Grip
p ed, or, at least exhausted nation. From
the first publication Of the letters which
passed between l. I'd WeIlesly and MIR.
Pmckney, soon after the French had an
nounced their intention to repeal the Berlin
and Milan DEGREES from the very dav az
that publication, which took place soo,, ae-
ter vas imprisoned in Newgate for two
years with fine to the King, which have
since paid, OF Thousand pounds) for having
written and published upon the subject OF
hogSing certain English militia men, az thz
town OF Ely, in England, who had been first
reduced t. submission by German Troops !:
from the very day Of that publication / bs
gan 10 tear the present sad result of the dis
pute which had then assumed new and
more serious character than it had ever be-
fore worn. With that fear in my mind, L
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New Military WORKS.
Just Received and for sale, at s. PLeasants'
Book Store. Richmond,
AMERICAN MIL ITARY LIBRARY

Just Received anafor sale, at S. Peasants
Book Store Richmond,
.dMERIC.HW MILITARY LIBRARY
OR CoMPBgDIUM OF MODERN Tactics,
embracing the discipline, manouvres and duty
of every species of troops, Infantry Rife Corps,
Cavalry, Artillery position, and Horse Artillery
aid regular Notifications, adapted to the use
of the Militia of the United States.
A MILITARY DICTIONARY,
Or Explanations Of the several Systems of Dis
cipline ofdiflerent kinds of Troops of Infantry,
Artillery and Cavalry, the principles Of fortif.
cations, and all modern improvements in the
science OF Tactics-comprizingth Pocket-Gun-
ner, or Little Bombardicr. The Military Reelt-
lations of the United States.---BY COLONEL
DUANE.
RULES & REGULATIONS FOR THE
FIELD EXERCISE, and 11anGuUrcs Of
the French Infanfry-Also, the 17anRuvres
Of The Fiefd .drtiiiery, NTH Infantry, vols.
by Col. Delacroix, late Chief of Brigade
IN the French service.-Price IS.
THE ELEMENTSOFW AR--By Isaac
Maltby. Brigadier General in the 4th Mas
sachusetts Division, 80 25.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR
THE SWORD EXERCISE OF THE CA
NALRY-To which is added, THE RE
VIEW EXERCISE, So so.
The American ArtiIlerist's
Companion,
BY Col TOUSARD.
THE COMPLETE
Military Tutor,
coNTAINIEc
a sYsTEM OF MODERN TACTICS, -
APPLICABLE To
INFANTRY in Company, Regiment, or Line,
as laid down by the most approved Au-
thors, and now in practice by the
Armies OF the United States.
illustrated by sicieeH CohheyIiafes,
TOGETHER WITH
A VARIETY or REPORTS.
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MAJ I'LL STAND, the present season, at nv
w Stable, in James City county, on Chicka
homony River, about four below Coles Ferry
& thirteen above Williamsburg, not FAR from the
burnt Ordinary, and will he let to Mares at
% Dollars the Season.
Ito commence on the Goth Feb and end the LIST
Aug.) but may be discharged by the payment
OF $50 if paid within the Season-Sl4 the
single leap, and $40 to ensure Marc 10 be in
iosi--the Insurance money 10 fall due, if the
Mare be sold, exchanged or parted with-S1
10 the Groom III every case. Good and very
extensive pasturage Tor Ma res and every at
tent;on paid to them but no liability for acct
dents or escapcs-they Will be fed with grain
Trcquircd, Mt the Market price
WONDER is IN fine health and vigor. free
from all natural blemishcs, & in point of form,
bgurc. size and beauty, he is surpassed it is
believed, by no Horse on the continent. His
Colts are large, likely, strong, active and very
swift -Leonidns, raised bv the late Chapcei-
Tor Iylor aud Richard Il. TAILOR, Es1r's his
Colts, sons of Wonder, have proven themselves
to he excellent runners. Wonder covered in
England the last season st guineas--as a
runner he proved himself to be equal to the
best Horses in EnSland---he beat Cock
Water, and Sir Harry, all first rate runners,
and many other fine Horses. Wonder was la
med in training in 1901, and has not since
xta.ts 4 lie wss'.orea by Lord Fitzwi.iiam, is
l5 hands inches high, beautiful chestnut
sorrel.--Iie was got by Phenomenon, his dam
by Old Diamond, who is known bv every Vir-
ginian, grand dam by Marske, Young Hag,
S;lownhamsd0wn by Skin, Old Hsg, IIytlas
dam by Crab, Ebony by Chi;ders, out OF Old
Ebony By Bsster, Phenomenon was got by
King Herod. his dam Phrenzy by Eclipse, her
dam by Engineer. grand dam by Blsnk-Lass
OF the Mill, by Traveller, Miss Makeess by
Young Greyhound Partner Wood Cock
trnf4 D.. 81 - r. l.
Picrson, son of Dods worth--Burton's B.rb
Mare. Taken from General Stud Book.
WIN. WALKER, Jun'r
March i wt15AS,i amt3IM
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GrncerieS.

THEsubscriber having rented House near.
~ opposite the B=ll Tavern, F.. or main street,
hrs for sale, general assortment of
GR0CERIEs,
and respectfully invites his former customers,
and the public in general, TO give = q call !;
At the same time, he assures them, ,hat moth.
ing shall be wanted on his part, to give gener.
al satisfaction. lie will sell low for cash,
country produce, or town acceptances.
FRANCIS PATTI
March IL yf.
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,rHE rHoKoucR BREp IMpoR7sD s4ALLIog
MA Wonder,

MILL STAND. the present season, at my
w stable, in James City county, on Chicka
homony River, about four below Coles Ferry
& thirteen above Williamsburg, not FAR from the
burnt Ordinary, and will he Let to Mares at
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FOREIGN.
u NEW YORK, June 20.

h,I
LATEST FROM LONDON.
BY the Henry, arrived at Boston ON We'd
Dtsday from Halifax, we have Halifax pa-
pers Containing London dates to Nav 10. fr.
which the following extracts have been
made:
LONDON, May 10.
Maj. gen. the hon. Alexander Hone rea
embarked OH Friday at Yarmouth. on board
the Erebus sloop of war; from Gottenburg.
lie proceeds, it is said, with extended Dow
ers 70 re~open the negotiations with Den
mark.
SIR Robert Wilson has been reconnoi,er-
ing all the blockaded and besieged fortres.
Ses ON the Vistula and Oder, and left Berlin
about the 9th April, as it was supposed, foS
MagdeDburg
Government have ordered a survey of al,
the american schooners brought into Ply
mouth since the commencement of hostili-
ties. The officers of the yard are To renore
as to their capabilities
Capt. Bedford of the Childers sloop. ar.
rived this morning from America, with the
ofhcial notification Of the proposed mediation
to the Russian Emperor between thar conn-
try and Great Britain. The Blockade was
vigorously maintained.
There was report IN circulation Jus. be.
tore our paper was put 10 press, OF A greaa
battle being fought in the vicinity Of aeins
sic. Some accounts from Alten6urg of tba
29th ult. stated, that it was thought prol,a.
BILE battle would take place but we HAYS
not heard ct any arrival from the continens
this morning.
A letter from Gottenburg; Of the Oh Mac
says" About 5000tIoops 10 the finest ortlcf.
have been inspected by the Grown Prines.
lie Is accompanied by his son Oscar who h
an Intelligent youth, aud speaks the Swedish
language like a native. Oscar is to remain
here, but his father leaves Us for Carlscro-
ma to morrow, from whence he proceeds To
Germany"
Edinburgh, May 1d--Paris pqpers to m.
1th lust. were received on SuRday, and ,hrir
| contents are Of considerable importance
Two reports from the army in Germanv
addressed to tn Empress az Recent a
France, bring down The military ,peraticns
u the S0th uL AZ uhas date We arm, asS
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WAYS AND MEANS.

The House took up the report Of the com-
Tnittee of the whole on the bill " for the as
sessment md collection Of Direct Taxes and
Internal Duties"
A motion was made by MIR. 'Montgome-
ry to strike out the 18th section of the said
bill, as follows:
Sec. IS. ind beh further enacted, That
Immediately after hearing appeals the prin
cipal assessors respectively shall make out
lists containing the sums payable according
to the assessments aforesaid, and according
10 the provisions of this act, Upon every OBJ
iset Of taxation within thsig gssPsetiys dis,
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bill, with view to the appointment OF az
SCISSORS for the purpose of such apportion-
ment in each state. The committee rose
without deciding on the proposition.
And the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
RECRUITING INSTRUCTIONS.
ApJUTASr GENERALS OFFICE,
VIM. MUNFoRD, C. H. D.
Washiagton Ctr, Jan. Is. 1870

Wdshington CITY, Jan. Is, 1919
The following recruiting districts are esta-
blished within the United States and the terri
tories thereof viz "a
The district of Msine will form one. recruit
ing district, the principal rendezvous slil be at
Portland. W5p
The state of New-Hampshire, one district,
principal rendezvous Concord.
Vermont, one district, principal rendezvous
Burlington.
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, two dis
tricts the first to include Rhode Island and
that part of Massachusetts living cast OF Wor-
cester, principal rendezvous Boston.
The second to include ali Massachusetts, west
of Worcester, thePrincipal rendezvous will be
at Pitt~fcld.
Connecticut, one district, principal rendez-
vous Hartford
New-York, three districts the frat to include
that part OF the state lying south of Poughkecp-
sic. principal rendezvous New-York
The second to include all north Of Pough-
keepsie and east Of Utica, principal rendezvous
Albany.
The bird 60 include the remaining part OF
the state, principal rendezvous Canandaigua.
Eew-Jersey, one district, principal rcndez-
yous Elizabeth Town
PENNSYLVANIA two districts, the first to include
that part Of the state east Of the Allegheny
mountain, principal rendezvous Philadelphia.
The second 60 include all west Of the Alteg-
hany mountain, principal rendezvous Pitts
burg.
Delaware one district. principal rendezvous
Wilmington.
Maryland and the District Of Columbia, one
district. principal rendezvous Baltimore.
Virginia, two districts, the first TO include
that part Of the state lying east Of the Blue
Ridge, principal rendezvous Leesburgh
The second TO include all west Of the Blue
Ridge, principal rendezvous Winchester.
North Carolina, one district, principal rem
devious Salisbury.
South Carolina, one district, principal reu-
devious Coluubis.
Georgia, one district, principal rendezvous
Bath.
Tennessee asd Missouri territory. two dis
tricts, the first to include all east Team cssce,
principal rendezvous Knoxville
The second 70 include al west Tonesse e, &
The Missouri territory, principal rendezvous
Nashville.
Kentucky, one district, principal rendezvous
Newport
Ohio, one district, principal rendezvous Chi
hcOtIc.
Illinois and Indiana territories, one district,
principal rendezvous Vinccmes, Indiana Terri
tory.
State Of Louisiana and the Mississippi ter
ritory, one district, principal rende Evous
Washington N. 3.
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"A dollars per annum. I

lowest grade may be so rapidly promoted
as to arrive by successive steps 70 the high
est elevation.
Ii was this snft OF promotion. which ex-
cited so much enthusiasm in the early sta
ses OF the French Revolution, and tended to
elevate from the lowest grades many u
tho'e, who now are marshals, princes and
dukes in the empire of France: nor can
there be a doubt that the same emulous
spirit, if properly excited, win draw from
obsqurity talents of the first order. 1t viii
Dc by such means thar the war may be pro-
secured with energy, pronptiiude aud sue
cess.
lfthese propositions are worthy, len them
DC adopted IF they can be substituted by
others more worthy let them not be with
held SUCH is the voice Of our lmnon couus
try, now promul ylted b. one who was
II Soldier u ne RevoitfsJH.
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ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINoToN CtrY,
Taapayy Is, 1918.
The following officers are appointed to SUI
perintend the recruiting districts described in
the preceding Instructions :" and the cap
tains and subaltcrns recruiting or residing in
each district, (and not on other duty) viii i'm
mediately report themselves 10 the supern-
tending officer, and receive and obey his or
ders--viz.
DISTRICT or MAINE.
Major Timothy Upham, Portland.
NEW-iI AMPSHIRE.
Lieutenant Colonel John Darlington, Con-
cord.
VERMONT.
Colonel Isaac Clark, Burlington.
MASSACHUSETTS * RHODEJsLAND.
Lieut. Colonel John J. futile, Boston.
Colonel Simeon Laned, Pittsfeld
CONNECrIgUT
Major Joseph T.. Smith, Hartford.
NETWORK
Colonel Alexander Nacomb, New York
Colonel Peter r. Schuyler, Albany.
Lieut. Colonel Robert lie Roy Livingston, Ca
nsndaigua
NEW.IERsEY.
Lieutenant Colonel David Brearly, Elizabeth
Town.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Col. George lard, philadelphia.
Col. Hugh Brady, Pittsburgh.
DELAWARE.
Major Robert Carr, WlmingtoE
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MARYLAND.

MAINLAND.
MAJOR Timothy Dix, Baltimore.
VIRGINIA.
n3or David Campbell, L.csburgh.
colonel Thomas '.cker, Winchester
NORTH CAROLINA
Coi James w ,lborn, Salisbury.
sou CU CAROLINA
Lieutenant Colonel Andrew P.cbeus, Column
bia
GEORGIA.
Col. Patrick Jack, Bath.
TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI TERRIFIC
RIES
lieutenant Colonel George w. Sewer, Knox
Ne.
Colonel William p. Anderson, Nashville
KENTUCKY.
Lieutenant Colonel William M'Millan, New.
port.
Col. John Miller, Cliico,he
ILLINOIS Z INDIANA TERRITORIES.
Msi9- Hachariah aylor, vincennes, Cndiana
Territory
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI TERRIFIC
RES
MIior Matthew Arbackie. Washington, Miss
Ter.)
By order ojthe Srcretqry ofHar.
T. II. CUSHI.RG,
.1dj. Gen.
~ The Printers OF The Laws OF the United
Sta'eS IN the respective states, are requested
to give the foregoing one insertion.
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: to the Commonwealth, near The Boll-IaygInl
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TRACT OMLAND.
Ware reek.
THE subscriber offers FOR sale,
The Houses and Lot.

which he now occupfe4 situate on The cross
slr-rt. Ieadire 70 CNtG' Ferry, and contigu
Gus 20 the Market AFiudisputabie title will
he made. and immeiiate possession had II
required. Ifnot sold iszs'szssr three weeks, IL
viii be 70 Rent.
~. GRANTLAND.
Jan. 8. Nv.
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THE subscriber very respectfully offers las SER
wees to ecitzensof Richmond and Its vicinity as
TEACHER.
Ills course win embrace, photography. Reading.
Nilung and Arithmetic, the Latin x English Lam
fiAges gramateallys Geography, incln,iine the use
~ the Globes, Eucld's Elements, Surveying, Sc.
ec----i luton fees, $40 per quarter with the aGdi-
eoa oi So per annum, for are aud ink.
Six Bodi'ders,
san be accommodated in be nrbscriher's family,
each furnishing his Bed, s;id b4H,g under IA wears
St age--at $50 per quatfsssrr@''hc school viii be
Kept In the house lately occupisq by James A. Os-
Inc subscriber'spublic dutyAs member OF the
Legislator, will preclude the aetieabi,ity of his
opening school previously to TIE st oil March next
at winch time he viii, COMMUNICATING most as
sunons attention Will be given to the morals and the
care.
S0HN B. JESSE.
~ Ne Inn.
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liz suhscrbcrshsy in store, for private sale
on accommodating terms
1000 sacks Salt rcal Liverpool filed sacks,
twllied, large and in hne order,
800 sacks coarse Salt,
fO,oo0ibs. brown Sugar in hlds tierces and
barrels part Of which is Of a first rate
quality,
1900 lbs Coffee, aproportion of which, prime
ani green--in tcrces, barrels and bags
1oo hhds- Molasses--mOst of which LIST quality
tor retailing,
20 Puneheons Rum, part of which is old,
hneiy hSvoured, and Of superior quality,
10 hhcs. New York rectifed Ram,
s BB.5fi pipe, and genuine London particular
sq"'rter casks Madeira Wine.
40 pipes French Brandy, part of which wap-
ranted genuine,
fR Ra1f p aPs .uqsrior quality Gin.
10 Boxes Imperial Tea.
i 100 , boxes so CandleSsssEs
100 do Chocolate.
100 do. Spanish Segsrs
30 n barrels ela. Northern Apples-'oaRd aud h.
50 bales spinning Cotton---Also, an assortment of
Dry Goods,
viz.--superfne Coatings-FIannels--Fr izes---Ke en-
dRi Cottons---cOarse yarn hose---Nhite India Coods
-Dlnides-superhne Cslicoes-and great vare-
~ OF other artcles.-Daily expected from Phs-
deiphia, 10000 lbs Penningtons best labelled Su-
gar IN boxes and barres--Aiso, by the ship Abb
vail from Liverpool SOC sacks Salt, real Liverpool
nlled-aGd from Baltimore, Whiskey, brown Su-
gar, and prime green Codee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash on
all sonsignmenls entrusted to oare--and having
most eommod Gus g. completely fre-proof Ware
House, are well prepared for the reception of q GODS
MoHeHre, Robinson e Piexsanfs,
.hucf'rs,
Corner Of and 18th street and opposite
to Shoekoe Warehouse.
Jan. II. IT,
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Motley

Os1 some time lost Speng, a RED MO-
! lROCCOPOCIEEJ BOOK containing a Bond
oFEd'd Billing, ~ andcrsDn, security, drawn
for II pounds 81 shitARgs, Payable the 2jth
Dec 1879 CpayablFo thestbscriber) with sum
div othcs .ppers ,SrttIc or ho'sslue 70 any one.
All persons yrshcrgby f1Hf roed esFeIn trading
fors2id Bend or taking an Hs'ignmtt thereof.
WILLIAM GLOVER.
Jan ID. 81
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY,, begun and held at he
Caoaot IN che City of Ricfn7ad, on 6[oaday
RTE lOth Ray Of NoOspr6er, m the yesi,- Of CIR
Lord 1872, and Of the CONFERENCE.-THE The
t6irty-sevent6.
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Loaf Sugav, ArkHses and Chocolate.
10 Hhjs ReGnyf7igar
Is Do. Retailing lfolasscs,
IS Boxes CeldFe Fraser <Co' sup hns
Cbocolste -Asze@faf sale by
MURPHY & SCOTT, <sa'rs.
Jan. f&
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Half a Cent Reward.
Jan.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living near
Genito, in the county OF Powhatan, an apprentice
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03
From late London Po1se-.

On Monday the Earl of Coventry, with
his accustomed hospitality, entertained the
Mayor and Cooperation Of Worcester with
splendid dinner at Croome His Lord
ships coach and SET Of horses arrived soon
after II o'clock, in this city at about half
past one the party reached Croome, when.
having partaken of Tefreshment, a most in
teresting ceremony followed, in the presen
cation IF the freedom Of the city to the pal
liant Gait. Garden, by the Earl of Coventry.
at the head of the Body Corporate, who
had previously voted it to him at a Cham
Der Meeting. Upon this ccasion the Noble
Earl addressed Capt. Garden in the follow
5ly words -
Capt. Carden--I feel proud TO have
The honor of presenting the freedom of the
ancient and loyal city of Worcester. con.
ferred on you by this respectable assembly.
IN testimony OF the high sense they enter
tain'of thcs sigma! and meritorious services
so emineUtIy and repeatedly displayed in
the defence of your King and country !; and
myEe particularly for the gallant and me-
morable action in the defence of his males
jesty's ship Macedonian against so superior
and overwhelming a force-The serterce
Of the Court Martial en- this occasion has
afforded universal satiif ction. and dopbt
a t but an early opportunity will BE offered
you Of adding fresh !nstre to the rcnowh al
ready acquired by the exoicise Of those pro-
fessional talents and valour hitherto so con
spicuoas, ana on which / have this day tn.
happiness to congratulate you"
To this address the following spirited an
swer was returned -
My Lord-Ho feeling can exceed the
high estimation in which | hold tnis atten-
zion of your Lordship and of the honorable
body This is the happiest hour Of
my liie--this is the result of fighting the
battles Ct a grateful nation. feel proud &
thankful for the hon0rs you have conferred
on me, and as I never can deceive my conn
10y, 90 you odHnot be deceived in me; hon.
ored by the patronage Of one of the most
distinguished Nrblemen honored by the
high cnCginm Of one of the most enlightened
brd dies Of my couutrymep, feel all that an.
mated pride, resulting from the high ap-
probation OF your Lordship and this honor.
able Corporation"
The ceremony having been gone through.
the mpany separated themselves ioto par,
ties to view the grounds, &c. At 4 O'Clock
d'rntr was announced it was Ok the most
suToptHous description.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-03
AN ACT
Concerning certain street. in Geor.e,,

Concerning certain strcetsin GEORGETOWN. '.
BE az enactrd b. tie Senate ard House of Pr.
o-sserra'ives Of ne U-ited Statss of .sneftc. u,
Congress assenrtieE That Il shall and may be "a
fo' for the propretoss OF the ground to open q new
street IN the town Oh Georgetown in the district OF
Coi1p'ra, beginning at the termination OF three
huin ed and seventy eight feet aui SIX inch es from
the mt rseotion Of Washington sal Bridge streets
on the east SIDE of Washington Street and south OF
bridge street, and thence ruBning parallel with
Bridge street to Rock Cree x of the width of sixty
feet, to be called NJ ed~ood street
SEQ. 9. Ind BE it further eadc,ef, Thr Greene
street IN the said town, be opened and ended 10
Csuseway street, in lines parallel with Washnstop
street, shit that Montgomery street in the said
be opened x extended from Bridge street TO Need.
wood street, in lines parallel with Washin Ton
stre9t
Sec. 8. And Sc /, further enacted. That the
streets called and known by the names OF Lovely
ann Wrapping, and all that part of Montgomery
street south sron Bridge street to Causewsy street
not embraced In lines parallel with Washington
street, lying between Washington street and Rock
Creek, m the said town, upon the Opening and es-
tahhshment OF the sSid streets between Washiogton
streets and Rock Greek, be, and the same are here
oy vacated; and the title to the ground over which
INC same now run. shall be vested in fec sim pe in
the prcpretors Of the ground over which the street,
10 be opened and extended by virtue of this act.
sha,' run, in proportion to the quantity owned by
each proprietor. y
June IL. lsi5.--Approved,
JAMES MADISON
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IOcnfV Dof!uys Rcsv0rQ,

ID'nfV DoGuyS Rcsvara,
E{'oh experimenting negro man named HARRY.
a VINO eiopeo ircIn my plantation on Ch,ssalun,
my, the 10Th ut. He il about eo ye,r, n,J -;
gionsiy stout and strong made, very black, has !,
Srnm look, bad countenance and coarse yoee. WAS
raised at Col. Ambier's qua-ter near WestLs,n,
but't 10 probable that he isgone TO Lyncbburr.
n, boat some time sso-He had n pair of n.w
o'ue anu white kerseY psntaioo $ an old dir,
locking coat, and is very dirty and soyenIv in hi,
oress; wni give the above reward to have him se
cured IN Jal so that get him again, aud pay al,
reasonable eApences if delivered to me in this citv
W, BENZ. DU-VAI..
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