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BOSTON. july 3.

Arrived, ship Frederick Angus.
tns. EIdred, days from Halifax, in
ballast. Spoke nothing and saw no
cruizers. No vessels bad been sent
in since the Porcupins. She was
chased upwards of 100 hours Try the
Valiant II. and Acasta frigatc. be-
fore they captured her-was out 40
days from Rayopne Tor Boston. with
very valuable cargo Sailed in
company with the La Hogne ~
bound on cruise in Boston Bay, as
was said. Passengers. Lieutenant
VIM. c. Cox; Surgeon b. C.. Ed
gar; Chaplain SAM. Ivermore
Surgeons Mate VIM. Swift; Mid
shipmen VIM. A. Weaver, VIM.
Berry, and Francis Nicholas, and IS
seamen, Of the late Chesapeake fri
gate, and Is others Of different YES
sells sent into Ualifax-tota! rs.
The officers inform us. that the pri-
vateer Young Teazer. Capt. Dobson.
Of New-York. had declared all Ha-
lifax in state Of blockade ; and that
Capt. Dobson lad sent in a cbal-
lenge to Capt. Clapel of TIE La
Eogue. r.. Two days before, the
Young Teazer was chased into Ha-
Iifax By the Sir John sherbroke.-
When inside the Light House, she
hoisted English coloys over Ameri-
can, and was chased DEARLY up to the
forts, when the Sir J. Sherbroke
supposing her to be a prize. hove
about and stood to sea again on her
cruise-immediately after her being
out Of sight. The Young Teazer down
English and up American eoIors,
stood ost again ard went to sea with
out any molesia.ion. There had
been no late arrival at Halifax from
England !; and Halifax papers to the
25th have been received, bnt they
contain nothing new of consequence.
Richard Hoffman, a wounded sea-
man Of the Chesapeake, died the tst
inst. on his passage.
There were but 2 or 5 Halifax
papers rcceivcd-were there any ex-
tracts that would be Of consequence
to you ] would with pleasure copy
them-but there are none.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 8.
Cohy Of a letter from Mojor. General
DRARBoRa to the Secretary az Har,
datcd. :
Head Quarters,
Fort George, June 25,h, 1915
Sir-I have the mortifcation OF in.
forming you Of an unfortunate and un-
accountable event which occurred yes.
terday On the Esd al e, ceipg, Lent.
Col. BnrstIcr, With $40 men, infantry,
artillery, cavalry ard riilemen, in due
proportion, was ordered,to n,aroh by tie
way o. Qnecns,oll, 10 q place called the
Beaver Dams.. CO the high ground, a.
bout or 9 miles from Queenstown, TO
attack and dispense body Of the enemy,
collected there for the purpose Of pro-
curing provisions and harassing those
inhabitants who are considered friendly
to the United STAKES. Their force wa.
from the most direct inforaa,ioo, COM
posed Of one company ofthe lo4th regt.
above 80 strong from l50to 200 mill
tis, and from 50 to 60 Indians. II eight
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-10

/ will, sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, ard
of unexceotionable quahGie, on Farm
Bede Clements.
July 8 a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-10

Herring Seine Irvine.
&Just received e FOR SALE,
5 cases Herring Seine Twiae supe.
rior quality .-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
s 5 5;;s::, Island s;;:s.. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners OIL in hbls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do IN tierces and bbls.
Birthstone In b5ls,
Mess No. and 2 Boston Beet, bbls.
and half bbis.
De. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar, Rosin, Turpentinc and
Pitch.
April z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-10
Bank Stock wanted.

Bank Stock wanted.
Wanted TO purchase 5000 Dollars
WORTH of Bank Stock, in any otthe Banks
in the District of Coiunbia. Apply to
the Printers.
JULY 8
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-24
July %.

5 ~ s.ssn NsSs,a>1.- -n, . UouIr keld TOR s,,nc,
( Eoward county, June the 22d. 1915
Joel w. Jones snd Jane his wife, formerly Jan.
Ii6son' Complaiuants.
Hoe. rt Gibson and Amy 3. Gibson, 0ef'ts.
The defendant Robert 3. Gibson MOI having en-
tered his sppearanee and given security accurthn.
to en- act OF the General Assembly and the rules of
this court, and It appearing the Satisfaction OF the
court, that the said Robert Gibson is rot IN inhab
ant ct this state, on the melton of the con- panarts
by their counsel, IL Ordered, that the said de-
PENDANT Robert Gib-on, do appear here on the first
DAY ot Septemser court next, and answer the COM
psainan's bill, and that copy of Ills order be forth
Nth inserted IN someone 0f the public newspapers
printed IN the city Of Richmond, for two mortbs
successfully, and also posted at the front door of
the Court-bouse of Ills county,
Teste, B.J. WORSHANi, DC.
J1iv 2T. wSw
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JUST pUBLISHFD

a Nd For Ssle at rETER COrToM's Bool 8,
Stationary Store, second door above the Ea~t.
Taycrr--t''e following New Works, viz:
Hornce in London, BY tAe authors OF the Rejected
Addresses;
Burke's Posthrmoo1 Works, volume Eve;
Christian Norss, 10y Hannah Etoore, satknres. oe
PrachcI Pitty;
M92dsm, or the PsnteDt 0! Codstov, . po7eI
by Elizabeth Heltre
Researches in Bnss'a
Mrs Nitford'- Poems, seecn' ~4Gon.
brd2l ct tri rm"i7, or Ne F.ie = g.. John. n
Loyer's'Fale, s'ii "a 90 writieF ~ O.. frskine.
.&sg Inst Fccetved,
fres' aut IS q: BUAN@s Hand Book, for IL.
'ah'ry saa REtmen.
Ur ~, rrhccfe ~ n FER 9Oys,
Woo6idFs zion q jrsins's Letters, With vs.
mles, anf sr,ei al oii.eF rev works
AusUst 49, "a
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MARsHALL,s OFFICE-

'EU0Hi8s WILLjtNs, On Alien Frsmr'
Store-Cptter by trade, sbout s; Years a are.
'eet or Oinche3 high, with fiorid complexi6r.
sandy bar, large red whisEcrs, ADD blue eyes Who
was permitted TO remain IN this city, under tie sr-
thotity oi this Office, has broken lis Permit. and
eioPed IRON the District Of Virgins under c;reir.
stances which imperiousy address themselves 20 If;
attention OF TIE friend Fl the laws. Every e,fyer,
who wishes 20 see the sanctty ofthe Isws obscryso
snd more especially the Niarsh2lls Of the respectys
DISTRICTS, are requested 10 due DILIGENCE In M.
Tssua% the SAID Williams, sud giving Information 20
the MarshalPs Ofioe N ibis District
a. LfiHGOW, Agent for
AhnREW MOORE, Nj. Y.D
Richmond, Augsst IS. II
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GROCERIES ~ Sc

VIE Subscriber, offer Cor Private safe, gs 90 u
verpoo! hlisi sachs OF Salt, so hhds Nicsooyade
sugar, SOOODio Loaf Sugar in hhds bh,s and toxt g.
part PenDiagtons best labelled. sOUou To- Collie
part best -rSen, 90 VuncSsolis gci.uire h,ti US
ha". pattvery Old and fine. ~ pipyr genuine cd
eth pr-of Cosn'sc Brsndy, % b5,s CaIpther's hes,
reeihed Whissey, 81 terees Upland. rs bale, lat
quality Spinning Gotten. 90 hhds Nolasses 50 foxes
Candles. so boxes solp--Nu,megs, PEPPER, tirnen-
10. best Spanish Cigars, ln,per.sl Tes, Chocolate
sr't sEy.fd Almonds, Clare; in cases and csss, Old
iort Vine IN bottles, Scythc Blades, &c. &e
Ahey continue theic reeuisr Auction Sales. and
as USUAL, make hberai advances in cash, on al con.
sg1I1ents entrusted 10 their care.
MONCURE, ROBINSON s. PLEASANTS.
July 9. vsw
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IT'LL ne TGLD--'o tie hishes. bidder.
c AN TIE PREMls Es--Ont,e s,h day of Sep.
y trbsr next, IS fsir Il Ro,. ,he next fsis day
" rot privately disposed at, the ,ANp whereon [
;'s'de, eontsiai0g 5&l ~ acre., lying in King e.
'2usea county, inmc':tts'v or tie iran rosd Iced
ing from hnnsdE &c New.towr, silent miles lrosn
Caeh racc.
.TSreGf proport;or sfthis l.fyN"D IL Levek. .o.a
good soil well a''areii % Corn & n eli va
ttr.d AMI heal'ry, and ~ gcol crie. for cropping.
. he annual ersns upw ards of201 barre al Corn *
500 Bushels ~ Wheat--a large aud es:iveuient
- IjGELLF.N'ti ffO USF-Tit s7,..ed, T.
and necessary os,ia. arc ksr,i, ~ S.ri-
oos kinks Of excellent ir;t--A further se srpon
s Thought unneqessry. it Is presrS,ed thas who
wish e. nIrehase vii, FIRST eysune.
tEf uS--two thirds cash. proportion or syhic,,
wouid ne received in YOUNG EgGiSOES--,he ~
tier m" ihmd payable in i2 montl.s, yh Iced oF
ir'iot on the i,i", To care tie psvn,4nt The
time q giving rossesson viii he made Snov T. "a The
Gay o. s3e.Aso, vii he snd un Tie ss,ne day the
GRIP Of Corn now growing on 'h- l,,ui pbont 100
barrels OF old corr, The crop nj Wheat VOW on hand,
the stnce ot'icrs.s, Cattle, Sheep a,l Hos uoiso-
hoh and Kitchen Furniture, Past7ton utensils. sc.
i he sale to commence al ~ o'clock.
UiLLLi.H C.9YLE.
hinS g Queen, 3rgusi To- w4w
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Z
NE Subscriber offers Tor sale tie Tract Of Lard
vEereon he now lives, lyirg in Buckingham
County, Eight miles sou,h Of the Court House. and
. within one mile OF Mr. james Wilson's Reel, Mil
on Main Wi,lisss, twelve miles froc, Cara and
twenty five miles from the Virginia Mills contain
ing
e7oH RES,
With about too cleared. This l.snd lies reu,srs,.
bly, well, aud is we'll adapted 10 the production 90
Corn, Wheat, and Tobacco; the whole OF the plan
ta,un is fresh, and under very good fences, with
good Dwelling House, ether With Il the necesss
Try Houses. The subscriber deems it ~mueee ssarv
state any thing further, those wisims TO pur-
chase will first view the premises.
SPENCER WATKINS.
July %. w4wp
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PETRRSRuRG AC.snr1gv

Z Ohm WOOD respectfully INTERIM C,c n,,rr.
- that the several Glasses Of ibis Acadcu7. air.
the vacation, will meet CT the frat Monday Of SEN.
TENDER next. As new Clsssss O. the.rIs:io, "a
PHILOSOPHY viii then be formed. il 10 rs1uested thot
sueh young gentlemen aspurpose becoming sudeuts
WIZ enter SIS as possible.
he English, French, Latin and Greek f.sneua.
ses, aud tie various branches Of the Msttcnisf;cs
Natural and koral Philosophy. are tsugb; at tli,
Academy Fees of tuition, Ten iOIlars per o,or,
ter to be paid in advance by those stedenis who do
not reside in the town of Petersburg.
August Is. 81
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M.} OTICE.-1he Subscribers. executors n Daniel
- Gordon, deceased IN compliance with the di.
reSuon 81 their esator's vii, on VI onday ia. f3th
day of September next, viii expose tn GATE nj Nom.
gPnsry IL &C pubic auction, to the highest bidder,
Tor cash hat very valdsbe Tract of IkNIJ
which formerly belonged to Mr. D,niei Shelor. con-
tanning about $50 asrcs Jiag in the county of Mont.
goineTy. abont II mics from the Court.6ouge o.,
tbs land there IS an excellent mill seat, oa very
abundant sod nsVei-i,iiing stream of water
JAMES GORDON,
NICHOLAS GORDON
Juiy IS. wSw
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mi OABLE PROPERI'Y I'O 80
LEASED

Z WlsLlease for term ofyesrs, on adysufsgeon,
terms for the leasee, tenement on ths main
street Riehmor@. JelDng;ng t. the estate Of sill,
Brown decd; adjoining the brick building Of 81
John Stubbs--Aiso, piece Of voesnt sropd enc.
tsining about IA Acres, belonging to il,e aqr es
ate on the street leading from tie inair sire. Z,
Rockets, and contiguous 70 the new Prsshv,.rie.
CLureh Mr.. Rehsrd Young viii show The iron
% 10 Any person dstirous Of rasing it., and eos,sss
gan De gwen ofthe tenement, on the Grst cav
'anAnry nest and OF the yaesnt ground, on 6a
gam fOr IL beng concluded.
JAMES BRAEDER, J'rustge.
Manchester, Aug. Il. 2w
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From the Providence Patriot
BRITISH INHUMANITY.

We have been favored by one Of the crew Of the
Precedence priysteer, with a journal kept by him
white IN e4ptvity with the merces7 enemy extracts
from wch We propose occasionally to lay before
our readers. as much of the manuscript is defacetl
and cost, froa its having been written wi h lead
pencil on detached pieces OF paper during the stolen
moments of misery extracts will necessarily he
desu tory Truth alone the guide OF TIE writer.
Ccto6er sj. 1879 w are nat treated with the
least hu,aan.y by the officers Of the Dragon (7f)
The allowance get IS barely sufficient tu sup.
port human nature; we are allowed sbonta half a
pound OF coarse biscuit for q hours, p ut cocoa
eight ounces salt beef per man. At night q sail is
spread on the middle deck, where we are closely
slowed side hy side. not even allowing us room to
lay on our backs IL this situation their sharp aoof
ed cattle are frequently driven for sport. II
We complain we are threatened TO be put IN irons
and our allowance taken from us--tie Captain (Co-
Ecrl vOcifcraiipg--" D--n your Yankee blood I"
Wide French and Spanish prisoners are alloy .d
erOg, deprived o. It, and Wy the AdinraPs or.
der (Sir Francis i.afDrey) The best language We
receive from the OMcers il Did Yankees ;
q pares' 9fd---u'i conyicts; If you had your due
you wopld have been hanged long ago "
.W0gsDiber 2 often do ! f el my yias kna,g-
ing with hunger gnl my tongue oIeaye 20 the roof
OF my mouth from thirst wis the loud pes of aush.
ter and ders'on from the unieeug crew, riOting 10
plenty
" .t1DeD.ber 3--We do not get more than tzvo
ovHces Of beef per nan tor - hours-the pea SOUP
allowed US msrnlaetursd by adding a quantity of
water to /; after the have had their allowance
We nov have tsO-thirGs OF hall pint Of wine, and
ttat very 70 T..
4" .RoUcm5er 7. I'VE have received orr Droy;sion
fr the ensuing i9 hours lit cons St. Of eight pounds
q pork :or T. mcl during that me--rno'. Of our
men have already esiau their allowance raw"
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E7iiE COMMANDMENTS of Artillery Companie, who
4 have been, or who may hereafter be, furuished
wee OF Council of the slst oF March Inst, thew ere
sntkor'sed In have Shrds built to shelter. thero-
froVided, that the expebce does not exceed the foI
towing SUMS, to wit: For .Ssed fer two picc,- Of
cannon, h.teen dollars, and for four pieces twenty
dollars, w,sieh shall be paid on arpication to &c
t'Secut'Te. WIN. ROBERTSON, c. C.
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WON OEFARkD FOK SILn

2 HAE extremely valuable landed estate. known
81 Dy the ntne OF the " Beat Moun,ain - lie
estate, whieh is now IN the possession Of Col An
de" Lewis, is siuatea on the IIieghaay Mountains.
Hi " 'utSonery couDty-il 10 about 10 miles vest ~
LynehhGrg aud 20 :1ies south west OF Patopsbnrc
from Witch place james River aiFlr,lt 80 md
convenient navigation. The tract shove ,reDtiored
contains nearly 1900 acres of land and 4, 10 car
taiuiy ore oil the most valuable stock-farnls ir Anne
riea. ne range, which i9 inexhsustib,e, consists
OF the r1eh-weed, b.uc-griss end pea-vine. The
plantation Is an extensive aud au almost level nIa;
1t ri present contains ESQ acres OF cleared isnd
100 acres OF which ar the finest timothy toe,Jnwe
These ineadows, With ineonsiderable p,ut,on re
labour, eau be extended over thousaGd sereg fo,.
on SIMPLY removing The timber, IN ground ,s mr.
sently covered with The most Iuxurisnt qra.s 'Tbe
other lands ere rich snd produce well sH Kinds NJ
grain adapted to the climate. The houses. thongh
not elegant, are convenient and comfortable in he
yard there is atountain OF the purest water
his estate would be peculiarly valuable either 10
wealthy grazier, or 10 company disposed 10 ep,er
INTO tue business OF grazing, which business is IN
the country extremely profitable. The lands could
os go divided, as to afford many eonraOdious farms
but 30 partial sale will be admitted
Col. Andrew Lewis, who resides on the MAC.
OF viewing it. f0'N
ne terms o. sale may be Known, bv application
ether to COi. Lewis or n the subscribers.
GEORGE PICEEFT,
CHARLES JOH SION,
ROBERT POLLARD.
June
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Richmond, Cornell Chamber, .4ngusf Sd 1875
a IL Contractors fer making Raes for Tia, Com.
= monwesith, who have ary or heud.-end sr
Others IN whose possession there rnsy be Rifles be-
longing 20 the public, updistrbuted, are herebT re-
CURED to nave them conveyed 10 this place by iha
hrst convenient opportunity which shall present il
sE. WY ROBFe ,gSoT =, - 81
August g. A..
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Bolley,
3ffer6ury,
IiHotson.
Parnsl!,
Southern,
4r6uthao..
MEN or Hon kANH.

MHN or Hon HANK.
Dake Of Marlboro. Lord .ingiesea,
Lord Peterborough, Earl Dotset
Lord OSfoyd, Lord Rosco,nn,on,
Lord BeLngbyoke, Lord Halifax
Lord Bothursf, 81 ~ Uinahan,
Lord Cayferet, SIR 1hos. H.ntsr,
DUKE Of ARGYLE.
P.rhaps Their is no nation il the world that pre-
seats ssch melancholy spectacle of degeneracy -
England has M ht,rsry characters at the present
time o. sny respeetsbiry. Her men Of high rank
appear with very few exceptions 10 be conts NINA
ted with the corruption Of the times. A few years
ago, they had q Price, Priestly, Fox & q Burke
but alas they gone. We could name a Graf.
tan and Curran, il'usirious they are without
titles, but r,ev are sgrifeG BY tkeir Vrte ard tai.
en'S they have boldly, but unnecessarily attempt
ell to s,e,n the torrent Of corruption When such
men AS Csstereagh are permitted to rule the desti-
o'es OF England, IT would seem as IL Pr0.i.snce hsd
dvtrr'"ined to rsnish for time, spicEea people
to drive theu o. despair and TsvoiaticR, that they
night he resenera.ed, return To jusGee, l. aSsin DE
virtooas and happy people.
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EDUCATION.

II. GIRARDIN informs the Parents md Gnsr.
4 dams concerned in his Seiecf 1tan tlat he viii
resume the instruction of Youth ct tslenmofe, Al
ssnare county, on TIE 15,h day o. September next
The Pupils snssged requested to meet preoiseg
at that time.
August IL. fist Sept.
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august ., 1sl3--.Approytd.
~ ACT

Explanatory Of sn act cnitlcd " An act 70 raise ten
additional companies Of Rangers.
BE 10 enocisd By the SeFafc and H9uss Of Re-.
brescDfGt'ves o me Urifcd Ssates If .3sacyIea IN
Congress H.Se1lbie,!, That each Of I've zen GONNA.
a'es sYthoIzod by ,he ret, entitled q an act n,
ra's. ten sddition1' eomFaries Of Rangers" shall
CONSIST OF ere oep'si1, ono Trst, ore s. soul. one
t,ird lieutenant ono easigr, FIVE ssrgeaDts OK cor.
por'ls aud ninety p1yaes.
Signed as aboye.1
August g, 1gf2--k rp~ov. H.
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5000,
$500 600
S7.sOO pOU

The whale sum, therefore. for which it is coaceiy-
cd eGsiA'e that authority SHOULD now gwen 10
the prraident to obtain IN loan before the close OF
the present year. is seven millions five hundred thou
sand dollars oi which 1t is estimated that two mil
lions may be wanted sor the seiv Of the present.
year. and ths residue towards tc supply fer the SER
wee Of the yesr 1914.
Ii this loan shall be authorised, a sufficient sum
from its proceeds may probably 6e brought into the
eeAsury III the eCurGe al the present year take
the place Of two millions Of dollars OF the Treasury
already authorised to be issued ard taken into
the former estimates part OF the OF the
preaent yesr.
sp,c isi unthoriy 10 make loan for this purpose
was suggested as proper to be granted ty Congress,
in the report to that body OF the "a oil June last a.
the necessity ior il arose from tie considerations
thatii Ave Inons Of dollars, being whole amount
OF those notes authorized 10 be issued for the service
q TINS year, should be aetua " issued before close
there would be at that time in circulation, tno sum
OF seven millions OF dollars, greater, eonside-
ring the limited state of commerce, and the
smai, umou1i OF custrn-h bonds which will then
remain outstanding, s. to the payment Of which they
are appii-a tam might perhai BE maintained ia
circulation, without some diff uiiy depr chiffon
IN the months OF January aud February, 1914 near
two millions IF dollars OF Treasury notes issued un
der the act Of June 50, 1912, will be paid off and
ii the issuing oi that amount o. thuse anthori.
Gsd by the "a February 25. 1918 for the service
OF the year 1918 be postponed till that time rs
IT may be, ii the loan now proposed s. ond he auto-
rised, they VII mercy take the place OF thu Others
and the mount in circu alton not exceed what q
steady and effective demand rGqu'res
1T 70 not perceived that any provisions are neces-
sary in the law for authorisns the loan the pres
ent time different from those CONTAINED in the act
ofFsbruary iehth, 1919, authorizing Loan for q
sum not exc,e dirg sixteen millions of dollars
have the AOnor to be, very respectfully, Sir,
your obedient servant,
w JONES,
Acting Secretary efthe Treasury.
Hon WA W BtBB,
.fcti4g ChaiyasH etrtAe Committee
Of WGJS y Means.
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Mr.. BANJ.fAlIN LI.MYON.

Mr.. BENJ,f&lLN J. I.WTON.
; you are no. ap inhauitant of this state here
- ~ give ynh Nstiee, Tha, ] shall, on the stb
LAY OF oSPtsnoer next, take the depostions OF
Charles Ii. Huntnn and others, at Ludlow Bran
hams store IN this county, TO be read as evidence
ina aunt depending in the county court of Louisa be-
tween yoersels pth and myself defendant.
Yours, JOHN PARROT. 5
Louisa, August g. wawp
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THE NEW LOAN.
THE sEcREraRYs OFFICIAL LETTER.
Treasury Department, July 10th, 1913.

SIR,
1 have had the honor to receive your letter Of
the l7th inst. enquirng what further provision is
deemed necessary {, be made during the present
session Of Congress. FOR meeting the public engage
IN ,nts and defrsyng the public expenditures.
In the report male from this Department to Con-
grcss, the "a OF June last, the means already
provided for tn service OF this year, sisted 10
be suisci mt, exclusive OF any additional expeudi
lures which might be found necessary sccount of
the war and navy departments. New and addition
al expen 'itures contemplated in those depart
ments amounting TO near million of dollars, and
calls OF militia IN various parts OF the IT, States
which have already taken place, and which wli pro-
badly be repeated before the close of the prescn
year, require million of dollars an
additional, sum OF about two millions May therefore
be considered necessary to secure the pubic se,-
vice during the remainder OF the year, from delsy &
embarrassment.
As the loan for the service os the yesr 1914, car.
not with convenience be made sufficiently carly N
that year to meet the demant, which must be
tanned by tie treasury al its commencement, It is
proplsed that IN addition 10 the sun OF two nIihons
above mentioned, for the pressnt yeSr, loan shDu
now be authorised sufaeient, with the sums w.
able from the revenue. to dessy the expenditures of
the tn. ee first months o. the year tSIi
The demands Hpon TIE Treasury ter those three
months ATE estimated as follows, viz
For civil, diplomatic and miscellaneous
expenses Sioo.coo
For public debt, exclusive of Treasury
notes and interest thereon, falling
due in the months O! January aud
February, 1914, which viii be pro-
vided Tor out nj tbs surplus of the
snking fluid for the year 1919 i,iooo00
For the War S Navy Departments COCO, 900
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ENGLAND DEGENEtATTEG.
Wien W sSaminc ne h't-ry bf EngaDd cen.
tfry 'gn wo ar" really as'or.sicd - fad what .
eoud~iu' md striking contrast thcr1 weerf tie
h..r@ry e. trect.rs, s.s'csin-n. an uen Of h3yi.
rem yttus ot those times ant TIE d. yeisyme
t1ce 2feovubt EnghshWra lrfbc D-sssa' GGy..-
~ q. thar ri QUO t.a ys9' 400. ndsnd's ,isl o.
&C. ny characters were "a iuIJFs.
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TIE Directors - this I,-it1,;oa having ~ ,
resolution u their board Authorised rns T. receive
'vo'erp'lons 70 complete U.e Cspiai Stock o. tlf
Mpc Not'cS 70 hereby gwen .,as bonz far 4l,;.
pup'-e = nov open &c ATS ndsnce Vi.l be eiyc,
ur'ngthc uspa' Arur. 81 bss'Drss ~ Ire Office II IL.
Compsny 10 toe room lately occupied ss the Collsc
tors uHice.
4. CAMPBELL, .eey'y.
Rishmoai, "a Jane 1915. Il,