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THE CAIN POINT ESTATE


A DtERI1SED in the Richmond ENQUIRER for
y sale on the 18th day of June, under-a deer =
Of the Hon Chaneery Court for the William hnro
d.stnet, at Cabin Point, WestmoreIand county
virginia, tn raise the Of 81 500 or ther.sbnnts
u uhquesuonFby one OF the est on the Potcr. .e .
str' tshIng from Mashatie to Namony bay snd eon
ta'Hing about 1900 acres. That part watersd biz
the Nsmoay, and which will be the part ,o,d 10 n.
finest and capable FLEEING rendered one ofthe most
oesut'fal iarms in Virgins containing from IN
GOO acres, admirably sdartsd To the crown of jr
d'sn corn snd wheat. in fine state Of natural i'm.
proyemen', dry End heslthy, and Of the very FIRST
qnShy. no farm, il IS believer, unites maze I'd
Fant'g>s Than this Penetrated IN its centre Nv an
eFtsnnVe POND, whes can be rnsde 70 communicates
WIN the river M pleasure il affords 10 the sInr an
early en- valuable herring fishery; while on tbe
ever shore en- the summer is one of the finest roek
fisheries pvohas'y in the world. WiIdfowl, oyster,
-. m the greatest abuBdauer. A vsiusble bodS ~
timber 10 also on the farIn which night BE- e, oh;
leet Tor navy purposes. IL is siIy kent euelo,ed
has excellent water and situated in ln agreeable
neishborhoOd.
would prefer selling oy private contract, .nd 10
any one wshinS to purchase ia that way a ereat
bsrsan might he hsd--tbs title would be m a. ,,u-
exeepuonahe, and the land shouid be laid Of in .nv
manner to suit the purchaser On all OYER III sum
required by the decree a credit would lie allowed
and the farm should be increased 10 size ii r,our
ed Nf"N
IF. ROWLAND,
Cabin Point, Westmd. co. Ma.
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TP ROwANO
June 1
ii III g S RIYEP La " .
FOR SALE

N'fN DALI.
W. Ill BE SOLD on the premises, at pukIis
w AustIon, on the st day Of July next, the
JR.7CT ofL.RNrD,
whereon the subscriber now rssideh situated IN
James River, in the county of Powhsisn. abou, ca
miles frora the city of Richmond, 10 from pow, n,
tan, and FROM Gooehand Court House contain;n,-
eight hundred add ninety-seven acres. Abon, one
hs OF the tract is open land, embracing fortv &,
or MY acres OF the frs'-quatied river low grounds
ana tW"nty or twenty-five acres of excellent creek
low land. N's
Inc cleared land may, conveniently, DC divided
INTO hVe s1Wts tor agricultural purBuits scb sb +,
rvs oeen Gown IN Clover, which has taken extreme.
~ wen, and will yield both hsy and seed IN cnpt;d
sraDie quantities The unelesrsd part oontsiu, Sour
hundred ard fly acres this is heavily timbered
ana good IosHceo land. On this farm cord wstsr
aoouhds there being in each shift several bold end
neVer-isllng springs the wster If which IL equal In
goodness to any IN the central parts OF Virsiris .
these springs form riynets Of sufficient nssni,ude
TO arord on all parts OF the farm, wster in sbur.
oanee tor stock This fern enjoys not onlv ts- IN
esum9bie advantage of being remarkably healthy
but on beng in healthy, respectable snd sent.ei
hs'shoorn"no' The buildings are a good dweurue
mouse "ith iour rooms below and two above a r.v,
" os"t H,teheH, sm0se-house and ics-house fbres
oatn' thirty-two by twenty feet, framed sob =
WIN sx stalls Snd shed fot csrriAee, an excel
ieht wheat machine perfectly new and an Over
seeTs house With two roons.--1he term. "A
sale, will be one hslfessh, the other half 81 ~, .
qs'l snnual instsnebts with deed Of trust M, ne
i"nd - secure the latter usyments.
Gentsmeu disposed Co purchase NAV. st 60,
Tune, view toe land By application 70
-, VIZ. SCOTT.
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Y d p IL Y

He IS about feet or inches high, 10 or 90 years
OF sSs, bis hair such IS people Of his color common.
have and frequently has it plated his eloathing
were, when he left Ioe, double woye home ssun az,
led in with yarn, dyed Of dark color; he IS very
sensible fellow ard vii! endesvor to pass for tree
m&n--he has, am informed, some relations livinz
10 OF nesr liIebi1ond, hs gTsnd'hOt her free wo-
man, lived with DIR. SmocL some years $50. Ow-
ners and InasteTs OF vessels are cautioned against
pioyug or bsrboring u said nrgfo Is the law viii
Be IN force against those who off nd viii give tie
apo!' rew'rd 70 hSve him secured any jail so that
st linn again,
JOHN COKE.
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Vvms'burg. May iI.--tf
me 9a0seri5e. ~ foR SIZE.

ihe Subscriber 0Fc FOR 0I4I,E
10 LOTS or LAND,
n EARLY sore ~ eseh, sdinninr Mr. John
~ BelPs, ard bounded by the TurnpiSe & Wrs,.
ham Roads stordpe very eligible situations for pri-
river.
The above property will be sold TO the Hiybest
BIDDER. on Saturday, the 4th June, comm. .. at
u O'Clock, under the superisteod nee OF Nj Thea
I TsyIor when the termb wil' be made known.
a Flat may be seen Al the Merchants Coffee
House. pHAxAJJ
MAY 25--3t
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n X o KE r.

VIE Suoscrlb er has commenced tbe Brol er's bu
sip9ss, snd may be found at his o9ise ever ~,
Compiling Room OF Measrs. n. Il }. D!ek.-He vii
also transact bussiess on commission.
Bay Il ''0"' Nm
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FIF1EEW OOLLARS TFHRD.
PB UNAWAY from the subscriber abort the fl.
4 q tsenth Of March last, muIstto lad By the
MOI. %
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Hon. A. C. Johnstone 40 0OOL. 100 OooE.
Mr., Butt 22A 0Ook I6a o0oJ
Total, 773,ooOl. 26s 0ool
The whole ot which was sold on the NOR
ming of Monday Feb. 2!st
r. BaldTv stated, that he is Post Bow At
he Rose Inn, Dsrtford that ON Monday
Feb. 2t't, he took up Mr.. z. Sandom and
Two other persons at hartford. IN a post
chase and four ; that be was ordered to
drive over London Bridge, through the ci
ty, and over Blackfriar's bridge, down the
New but, towards the Marsh Gate that
he men had cooked hats. with white cock.
ade IN each that the horses were decora
ed with laurel; that they came from Dent
ford To London in about an hour and a half g.
that they all three got out about two hun.
dred yards from the Marsh Gate, where
they arrived about 10 O'clock, and tying
up their cooked hats, walked off in round
ones that be knows SandorA very well. bpt
does not know the other two that theso
two others had blue great coats, one Of which
was laced across that one Of them is thin
man, and the other had roundish face :
that he thinks he should know one of them
again, but is not Certain Of knowing the 9th
er Sa1dom gave the post bovstweIve shiI
hngs each, but did not settle for the chaise
that he had seen Sandom since.
Mr.. Wolfe stated, that on the evening Of
the 2lst Of February. he was at the Caroline
CoEee-House, where he saw Sandom, who
said that he had received an order TO bring
the two persons to town with him that
Sandom Showed him the order, which was
written ~ French Z Gentleman present co.
pied 1t.
MIR p. foxall, master of the Rose Inn.
hartford wrote to the Sub- Committee. en-.
closing MIR. Sandom's order, FIR the chaise.
ana at tire same time mentioning that San
dom bad not yet called TO pay fsrit.
Mr.. VIM stated, that on Tuesday Fsbru
airy me 18Th, he met by appoin' msnt at the
Carolina Coffee house, n pers"n named a.
leXander Ri'Rae, whom hs had formerly
known that M'Rae, proposed to him =
plan siIallaT IN every respect 70 that which
was adopted On the following Monday D.
the pretended DIV 1'urgh; that It he would
personate tue messenger, he would have all
ms eXpences paid, and would bs hand
sornely rewarded Tor bis trouble. M. Vim,
hp'9eter, considering il to be 6 dishonour
able transaction. declined having any thing
70 do With st. and has since been very sc
tive IN ead"avouring 20 fiol ont &'R C, but
hitherto WIKI 'ut any effect; M'Rse is con.
sdercd as man in distressed ciTcunstan-
ces, and is intentionally secreting himself
from the public.
Mr.. Holloway. having requested to attend
the committee, state0 that although he
knsw T. Sandom Eno Mr. M'Rse. yet ne
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JOTtCE--An persona Indebted to Mqrtfn EInl-
~ lowSy, prior to tie so-psrtDersbip # ~. 81 W.
Holloway likewise those indebted 20 W 4 w.
Holloway, are requested 20 come forward snd r1ska
Immediate settlements, IS further Indulgence esnnot
be given,
nprrrne M, L y III. ~
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yMaRTEN HoLLOWQK.

Ter SaIe ~ Hrs--A likely Negro Woman, who
has been accustomed entirely 10 house bnsuess
HtSo, istve 10 ReAt--'fhres rooms in TIE Tuner
part NJ en- elegant brick building o. Shoekoe lin.
suitable Tor young gentlemen, students, Sse. FIX
terms, apply TO
April go n
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AT subsequent examination Mr.. Fear
expressed some doubt upon this point as t
Lord Cochrane.
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REVE.NiIE LAW

We have had an opportunity Of examining
ne Law passed on the 2lst INST "lmp3sng
,ixes for The support Of tsosernment," at a
crisis 50 deeply in teresting to tine rights and
safe ty of Virginians, and comparing its pro-
visions with those of the last Revenue Law
This review enables us to sketch the fol-
lowing Schedule of taxes for the ensuing
year. The Heiv subjects are distinguished by
an as.erisk .; where the old ones are increas-
ed IN theirrate, by dagger +. We Seize
the earliest opportunity of laying this Schedule
before the people.
We must call to mind that these taxes are
imposed for the safety Of the State that the
war is now avowedly carried on by the enc
my for the division of our territory, and the
prossration OF our rights of sovereignty at the
eet Uflis king that we SHOULD lsvc ha d a
Peace at Client on terms fair, equal
aud honorable to both parties, If the ar
iogant ambition Of the enemy had not reject
td the Olive Branch that the 7vav in which
t''@ ~iemY carries Un the war agail st us is as
sociGu8 As The end which lac mas IN view is
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LAST NIGaT0S MAIL.
CO.TGRESG.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..

HOUSE or IVES
IhatSti1y, Dec. 20.
Mr- Ehtrs Of Va. o5taiued leave Of absence
for fifteen days from tomorrow, and Mr.. Bar
tonr of Va. for eleven days.
Mr.. Stockton offered for consideration the
following resolution
RcSpiOcd, That the committee Of WAYS
and Means I've instructed to enquire intb the
coist;tutionaiity and expedency Of imposing a
Direct Tax OH the District Of Columbia, and
the several territories of the y :. and that
the committee he further instructed 20 en-
quire into the propriety and expediency Of
authorizing the several corporations within
the District to impose a direct tax OH the
pubic property therein.
MIR. KhHes Of Va moved 70 lay the resolu-
ton on the table.-N cgativcd.
Mr.. Peay8on Of n. {. moved TO ar1end the
same ny striking out the whole after inc words
" u. >. ;" which motion was negatved
And the motion Of Mr.. Stockton was agreed
to as above stated.
DIRECT TA7,.
The house proceeded to the considera-
ton ct the report of tine committee os the
whole, on the bill to provide additional re-
venues for detrdying the expenses of gov
ernms1t, ard maintaining the public credit,
by laying Direct Tax upon the u. States.
and providing for assessing and collecting the
same and the amendments reported yester-
day by tue Committee Of the whole house
to the details Of the bill being read, were in
part concurred in, and in part disagreed to bv
the house.
Other amendments were proposed % the
BIZ, some of which were agreed TO, and n
theirs rejected amon., which were Tie fol
lowing
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OFFICIAL.

Eafr0ct of'a Diafatch 10 tie u. Il. General,
/i'2n the Lieufenautofthr Fiaetes, Duted
HAMPTON, 22d D>c. 1914.
SIR have this instant returned from
the hly-Shore with Captain Henry Howard,
where he has been called 10 oppose the enc
my's barges with the men under his COM
mand. When we were on oar march the Cit
liens met and informed rs that the enemy
had run small haif-dcck schooner on
the shore, near Buck Rove House which
they had taken and carried off. There were
nine harScs reported to be of the Light
House this morning ar dayiight.-But when
we got down, they had disaT .,eared with their
booty The weather being very smoky we
were unable to discover them returning to
thc;r ships. There wcre to be seen only two
shjps aging at the capes. The schooner ia
ken proved to he the Decatur from Norfolk
bouhd to East River, with brandy, coffee,
household furniture, &c"
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scrp'',-s (, ere, Iape-. Thsiss TAX we are sure,
which 1nps iqf I'll upon the Cs'iSihner.
ih taxes upon AuoSpies ~, law remain the same
-"lso ti9Ss urpn Ncrrhsnts and Retailers Licenses
licenses h pesiars IN dry gosis an peilats trading in
tnor pcatcr. To exhibitors III putc shows vendors
90 'f'ucN eNeis Ia a,oecsiirs \ druggists, 10 ply
scans AMI Surgeons, to aue'neers c-inastcrs
Each eier oi cash is i'll pay into the rrca-
Si'y on NJ before the is 'rfeh. i-' per up
on the ano,iat -. i.- lees, ssc Sc.
The seeuon concerning male i,.e negroes aud NV
,NtosS eSte's the POI! tax non then from 81 so
81 SD * limits the assessment Of this age OF
The Stamp tax upon PAPER, negotiable or PAYABLE,
Ne ~ either OF The Canks Of ,snia remains The
same
'h'f Act is to commence and be in force from aud
ailer the passing Thereof.
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r.I.CC NIXON.

EIS inc "a ct January 1915, the suhsc;l,ar r-o,n
- $40 open private school in Wilinn.s- i,tt- 4 ~.
vac instruction OF Young gentlemen IT, the ,ti, .ul
'tCeN i"hs''Hees. Besides the business OF ira. sI.,i y
f'''cV'h H'e"'n viii he bestowed ia inculran.- the
grammatical rules, and especially thoy, which r,.,
20 frrsnf!N the Nioiron a which Is ,I;s,,st,fr in .
ta' neAcuSiliG ~, r.,a,,, 20 those hos, me-,
cf co'is'r'c'ier aanis them ~ this respect , WI
~" ohers To The greatest regularity .n,, M oc -
o'',u' si''lc' mt encouragement be afforded III s,,h
serioer VIII i'ei cater ntro'uce Lectures or Inc Gre
cu! ana ifonan Antiquities ard . Nj il,clc, Of -.
"c''n Foets, without hicf complete know leIne NJ
'he C'aFsics cannot BE- attained. Ia t,,,, ,,.,n IT,,
cessTy, vii be made before the Class,s af r. ION =
asa primary Object ofIhis institution will be t. fi,,i
!o"'g Sc'ic.''s with such information AS will ep,bl.
unc'' ID ei-t2r ni'un course of COLLEGIATE str,iro-
WIN success &nu thus To ahsulye thenl from the iry.
Nton WITH which number nF ihc,e W. Z, ,s,gIlv
come = nhist' their odncaton our public ni,e,sis
ere is'y chAfSrab,c, VIZ almost total ;ooct.s,,c,. rs
the PRINCIPLES ot Grammar. Geo,r,rb,, F., NV,
even 'nmon Arhmctic--Tl,,. snbSerib.,. =, IN Sc;
P'ruc"ai' oates 20 tcui ia these necessary bn1ebs
TOT 'No,e GAYS during which lie wilhe controlled "a No
"os.. IA college, sud such Subjects ,. sn+er-s
WIN De carefully examined e Instructed Sboch IA -
ue any VINO might require assS-,c. IN N ,iror.
urahcfes, out would nevertheless wish a. attend, ~ .
LATIN @nG Creok tley niieii on the IN, .,,. r., r.
winch arr taught in the College as Cb.nsrv y; w.,
ieureS' Na'nTal Philosophy, sud Na,i.ena,s. 'r;,g
WORTH considerably facilitate their fit,,. l.r.-s o,i
make ti'sn, evertisiiv, better ACQUAINTED WI ne 80
inees than fthev hsr the united d;iiiculrics rsrI
81 Them TO encounter n, tLe same time.
fEitDjNANDS. CAIJPRFr
% .'F' may toe Obtained in respectable private
families on reasonsale terms
Dec 81. =. r. O.,
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BRITISH loss

The ene1ay haze confessed their io@' ,'cer
fd7nhaoi Chwth, IN Msr actin 7vih CAR
tain SAackkJora,'tc 6e Is Killed, and 81 zroH,s-
ded--wc had oE'y men qvoHrded.-.{ldeed
otr nilitiG nsUsT gaze 7iGy al inch, unfH
the enemy trough. 100 bcydnets against 60
u our ne7,.-The enesay d1,fo,lslg covered
IN the trails Of Mcir blood zvich 7:us Sied
u.ton TIE :grouIid.
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Ga Monday last the rrirsl a. grln-slip Newcastle,
ventursd 10 peep INTO thu arbor OF Boston, being the
p'st iir 'h cruiser TINT has hove in sight for 2
weeks past On the same day. not witi,stan,lins tl,e
rnIds,ie appearance of the Newcastle the privaieer
hbbaelno to-sea and yesterday the Sch Davis!
Porter, and beautiful brig Ren-Dcer, both armed in
part with te i2lb. Congrevc GunnaGes taken iutn Sa-
lem some tim" since, ami designed by Ia 81 fish go,
ernment inrt'ie Mammoth Of The Lake kewise sailed
The Reindeer sailed the 59th day from the lay.
ing ct her keel Her sister, cslie tie Avon Of tn
same dimensions, is 10 he launched from the same ways
on Saturday next, being JUS, Is working Gays from the
laying her on the blocks. Bcsi Put.
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FRENtCn Hay ACADEMY-

'Hb siocribeis respectfully inform their fricndsS
Tue public, that they intend to teach school 81,
the ensuing year at French Hsy Academy. in thc
county of HanoYer, situated about ~ n,les from R;cb
mond on gefB healthy spot and convenient To- AN
ceIlc,t mineral spring Ia this school will be taueL,
thu Fnsiish, Latin and Greek languages. r,omns,;.
caly reaing writing arithmetic GEOGRAPHY Win the
use Of the globes ying history Bellies ettre
and logic. The price for iIdIn vii be, for IN ~
eiish language IN all its branches, El7 per scboiat al
Tor the Latin and Creek langiagcs S15 Orr oon
term wfll commence nc OH Of ianrsrv uext and
end ON toe Goth of December iol,o,,inc. aovr, vs.
calou ~ not more than two three weeks H,ard
nSJ be had IN tie noighb11rhno' On reason bic forrns
IW1lLJS OfTEN.
tRFNE Rt-'E.f JyJN.STON
T)ar 81 80 800 ~
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NJ. START q ~. moved to amend tie hill
in the clause which reads thus" That "A
direct tax of six millions o. dollars be hereby
annually Ibid upou the United sitates"--by
striking out the word "annmoHy." After
discussion, this motion was negatived by the
following vote Yeas so, Nays lO2.
a motion was then made by Mr.. Yancev
OF n. Z. TO amend tine mil by adding the fol-
lowing as new section thereto:
".aHd be ii further enacted, That this act
shall Continue to be in force for and during
tie war in which the u. States are now eli,
gagged, with the Unised Kingdom OF Great
britain any Ireland and the dependencies
thereof ard urtil the expiration of the wear
III which the said war shall terminate, and
no logger"
Fhe question on this proposed amendment
was also decided in the negative by the FOL
lowing vote:
or the motion 81
Against it 70
There Was much discussion on the details
OF the bill, and on the two last proposes; a
niendments]
The house adjourned at shutdown.
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TO THE SPEAKER
q the House Of Representatives,
Legislature Of FEginig.

nc !I04"e " NfFTfNfnINEOeS,
Legislature Of YirginG.
N7t havingthe honsr TO sec Won previous &c ny
departure yesterday afternoon, be-, leave tlron il
the melMm oftis paper, to offer TO his Excellency
the Governor, the mebeis ct the Legislature, and
thsr ','tlz'S's Of Richmond my most gragrl thanks
tor hehntnr aHd attention. they have tn ught pro-
per TO eoaier on me, during my stay in said city, IN
consequence Of our little altar, which at most, cnul
make mt small weight in The great scale Of our Ma
val Victories,
have toIiope, howevcr, shall ever merit the high
opinion they appear to entertain OF
Sir,
Your most ohfi>t,
and very tumble servant,
SAMUEL c. REID.
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HALIFAX, Nnv 90.

HALIFAX, Nav 90.
Vessel from Quebec, in which MAJ. Gen.
kEMPT was passenger, arrived OF this har-
Dor, when II. III. ;. Loire was on the sCint of
getting under way for England---,'lc sailed
the same day, and the Mai Gen. went in her
Various are the reports and conjecturcs IN
this occasion--some affirm he is gong home
IN disSnst--otheis that it is tor the purpose of
advocating the Cause cf The Gov. General
tor whom he has a singular partiilitv. as the
he Intercepted letters will prove. Now the
intercepted letters only prove, generally, our
ndelib!e disgrace in Canada, and, AS they
relate to Mai. Gen kempt, that the Govern
OF Gcnerai'iias been induced from The high
opinion re entertauS of his abilities TO select
him'as Mentor for Cen. Drummoud-thit
the good Opinion WAS reciprocal, rctnalls to
he proved
To us it appears, that such an officer rs
Maj GeA. Kcmpt could i'll be spared. and
that h's services would not have been tiispen-
sed With. had not the Gov. Gen. been Jealous
OF his superior talents, and fearful that any
subsequent amendment in his military career
might have been placed to the advice of
kcmpt. The Maj. Generals professional
charact r stands high, very high, and deserv-
edy so then who would suppose he would
blight all his iarre!s, * give up his claim TO
common sense 10y endeav or;ng to defend des-
perate cause, on which judgment must inevita-
bly, have been passed before ne could reach
the British shores?
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tNEnEuroEsRUnG, Dc 81.
HEAD QUARTERS, 10th NJ. District, }
Jf'PbdhG7Hiock Riter, j!ec. IL, 1871 s
q z MI u 4 I Il, - IL 4, u (,

jcpbdhC71iock Riter, i!ec IL, 1917. (
GEWER.fL ORDERS.
The Virginia Brigade of Militia under the command
oil Brig ten Madison, which has with great patrio-
tisn aud alaorH, marched To different peims ia Ma
ryla'd and Virginia, threatened by the enemy emit
tied TO AZ Honorable discharge. 1t will .,ingy be
mustered on tho |th inst. and soon as the public
property in is possession zpos,d of uader the d.
reetions ni Brig. Gen Madison, the troops will he con-
sdered as discharged from the scryoe cf the United
States, with the exception ofthe officers detailed for
the General Cunrt Martial which is ordered to CON
veHe at Fredericksburg ON the 18Th inst. These will
be retained IN service until the shall ali Jurn sine
de
Brig Gen Madison, TIE officers and men under ais
cnIrfnai,'~i please accept the thanks of the corn
ma,iing General for Their general good conduct as ci-
izen soldiers, and part uarly Tor the prom litue and
atcrity with winch they naYche. u meet The euemy
at Hcrring Bay ortic SYST October. The arrange
nens of i;rig Cen Madison and tie cou,iat OF that
part n! las brigade whch had An opportunity 10 NEE
ihe enemy, displayed sn that occasion l;rinness aud
discipline worthy Of the admiration fihc country
w SCOTT,
.Niisr- General Copir.:Hfing
l'M .'hhtary District.
CO.ff.jfI,WIC5TION
MANiGEo--On Thursday ev-uiny last by the
Rev. John y. Bl,u, s;r D,Ats YraaIsa1f to the 81
mn'bIe and accom- lshed Miss .Ha1lG D. Eiil!-both
OF tins city
10 The lovely blooning ulai,l,
I'LL IN hcalty's Grace array q
Softly uca'is 10 !Iynnei's shrine.
Radiant as the Opi,iiian mine.
kapPieat youth, with haste away
Seize tine biusIing, dSzzilac prey;
Love and gTaces all Hni'e
Charm viii, rartuI'n.s ieight
Bless, o bless, ye powers above,
Each IN others endless love;
And wheu time liss0.yes ,lic pair,
Bis eternal MAJ they share