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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

4 II the British Ministers commit a
weak act, and continue to binnder'
+ will not be matter Of sdrpr'ze 70
apy person but il might fairly pc
deemed most imprudent and impoll.
tie in them to make any arm's'iee or
military arrangement without submit y y
tine Il 10 our Governor in Chief for
confirmation or refusal: His Excel
lency being as it were on the spot /:
90. hest decide upon the policy OF
suoh a measure. How different is
the relative situation between the two
countries new, to what it was three
months ago. There eannst be q
doubt but that our success will be Ioi-
lowed up in Upper Canada the Mi,
chiyan territory will be re-conquered
before the spring. and the British
tlag wave triumpl,antly on the Lakes
before July. Should Ministers have Z,
therefore agreed to an armIstiee, all
our sansuiDe and fair hopes would
vanish in Canada. We never can
have durable Peace, unless the enc
my be beaten into supplication. He
must be driven from the Lakes 4 not
suffered to fish upon the Banks of
Newfoundland; orto enter the Gulph
of ST. Lawrence upon any pretence
neither should any American pro-
auctions be received in Britain or her
colonies, unless in British bottoms.
No American vessel should be per-
miited 10 touch at any of our India
possessions, unless in distress or by
paying heavy duties upon purchases,
at least equal to what is paid upon
English goods 10 the e. States.
Beside the regulars engaged in the
attack Of Black Rock, there we're
100 militia, and 600 Indians, who
were employed in harrassing the enc
my. The euemy's loss was between
$50 and 900. Among the stores cap
turod was a large quantity Of Salt,
wlisi. has afforded D seasonable sup
nv Of that article to the people OF
Upper Canada.
A rrmber of American officers
taken prisoners in Niasara have ar
rived here.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
Latest Foreign Intelligence.
BOSTON, Feb. 8.
Latest from Eng.Gnd

The ship hnn-Alexander, Captain
Kemp,on, arrived 5elow -n Sunday G.
yenine in AZ DAYS from Liverpool, Eng.
The news, however, which so short a
passage must undoub,edly bring, hasnot
vet been suffered to transpire. The E'o-
tive fos this concealment we shall not
pretend to fathom nor shall we in the
interim amuse our readers with the con.
lectures ot the busy, or the rumours
which are propaga,ed by the designing.
The papers which sc have been able 10
obtain are no later than those receives
via Philadelphia We shall probably
have it in our power to morrow 10 put
an end to the state OF suspense 10 "neh
We are at present involved nat NJ
formation of the highe., Importance is
brought by this arrival, may DC rfAea on.
4 short time will determine Its charac-
ter.
We learn verbally that Messrs. Bsyard
and Gal!atin were to proceed to Copen-
hagen to take passage for thi, country;
tie ship prepared for them, the Nep-
tune, We presumel having been lost In
The Gulph Of Finland.
Other accounts state tina. Messrs. A.
dams and Bays were in Gottenburg
waiting the arrival OF British Commits
,ioners
The Prince Of Orange, and his son,
the Hereditary Prince, who has been
serving under Lord Wellington, have
both arrived in Holland
1t was said that the flag of the Stadt-
holder was flying in the Scheldt feet.
Instructions are said 10 have broken
out in France.
AS we are not without faint hope Of
giving more accurate sketch ct tho
latest news, in some part OF our impress
sion, we have refrained from crowding
our columns with extracts from the pa.
psrs airedy In our possession.
The Emperor Alexander has confer
red the ,der Of st. George upon Lieut..
Gen. Sir G. Stewart, and the orders Of
st. Andrew and St. George upon Lord
rathrart
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
THIRD EDITION
STAR OFFICE, fonr o'e!'1

Letters received in town 'f'n
French Coast are in circulation u,
City. They state positive y ''@
Barriers OF Paris bad been sbu' w
last Two or thre. days, in con'eq''
Of insuyyections--thst bonaps'
been invisible for two DAYS g"
same letters add, that Lord "soTs
alter arapid march, had suFp'''''
deaux !! -,
The Park and Tower Cur" S"'
friny for the Victory 81 Ho''''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
legislature Of Lo7cer- Canada.
nrrHEc. Ian. Is.


This day u;s Exeeilency Cover
nor Provost, ,Het tie Provincial!
Parliament, and addressed tl!em in a
speech. The following are para
graphs of it,
/" In tnruing our eyes to our own
shores, we have abundant cause for
gratitude to The Supreme Giyer OF
all good, for the termination OF the
late campaign in manner SO gio-
rious TO the British arms, 4 so dis
astrous TO those OF the enemy.
"IUe defeat sustained by MIN on
the Clialeugaay. where handful of
brave Canadians repelleda powerful
division of his array, and the bril-.
liant victory obtained By a small
corps of observation on the banks of
the ST. Lawrence, over the formula
BILE armament commanded by Major
Gen. Wilkinson, have at the same
fine molly upheld the honor Of His
Maiesiy's arms, and effectually dis.
concerted all the plans Of the enem,.
for the invasion Of this Province
at is also matter OF further and
sincere graduation, that. notwith.
standing the various events Of tho
last summer, by which a footing was
gained by the enemy in the Upper
Province. theyhaye since been Gem
PEELED to abandon the greater part OF
il. and that the theatre Of war has
been transferred into their own ter.
ritory, where Niagara, their strong
est fortress. and the important posts
Of Black-Roek and Buffalo, have
lately been wrested from them by
British yalor and enterprise"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
Fl. @. Quebec, Jan. 8. 1914,

His e4ccIieney the governor &C.
neral has received from lieut.. gen.
Drummond, the report of a success
full attack by gen. Rial, on the so'h
December, of the enemy's position
AZ Black Rock, where he lad 1000
men advantageous. posted. Alter
a short but severe contest the enc
mn was defeated, and pursued TO ba-
,ayia, where he attempted to make
a stand, but on receiving lew
rounds from the British field pieces
ne lied 10 the IL mile creek 90 Lake
Erie, leaving seven field pieces, four
scl.ooners aud sloops. anda consider
able quantity Of military stores
which have fallen into our laads'
The cnemy suffered severely, bat
from the rapidity of his Hight only
70 prisoners were made. among
whom, is DIR. or 1t. Col. Chaplii.
Major general Riall's corps did not
exceed 1000 men consisting ii de-.
,aeI,mcnts from the Royal Scots,
the sdr, 4ist, s9th and tooth rssi-
mcnts. Our loss it is surpassed does
not exceed 20 killed. and 80 wonn''-
ed. No ollicer fell. and II. col. o.
gilyic and capt. Fawcett, were the
5on!y officers wounded, and they not
severely Here follo,cs eufosit'n'S
on rarious officers and corps.]
Black Rock, and Buffalo, with all
the public buildings and the four
vessels. were burnt previous TO the
evacuation by our troops: consider
able quantity Of stores having been
sent away before.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
British Official acconnts.

H. QUEBEC, Jan. o, 1919
His Excellency Sir George rre'
yost has received from lent. sen'
Dpum nend, the report of the sP,-
rited and judieious attack mace "
lieut.. Metcalf, Of the militia. Oh
M.Crea's house, on the river
Thames, Upper Canada, 80 ml &c
from Detroit in which three OH .
GERS and SIS soldiers OF the Y. ..
s6th regiment were surprised, 'naae
prisoners, and sent in: without .ne
loss or injury OF one Of lieut.. Ms
party. -Four Of the enemy were
wounded.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
MoyTREAL, Jan. is, 1914.
|EPORIED. ARMISTlCl

The Bramble. lately arrived at
Annapolis, in Maryland, from Eng
laud, is said to have brought accounts
that an Armistice had been agreed
upon between Britain aud the States.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

10Th inst. She brings an accom-,
is confidently believed, thai a,, ny
lington has taken the town Of 8. W
de Luz, in front Of Bayonpe. :" .
Dispatches have teen lec.;,.,
nouncing the arrival oftbe Grown "" :. ;
in He Hand, where, as might b. . 9
ed, all goes on well. Crane, D. .Ps'
The particulars are expected svtr' "a :
ment to ,ranspire. ~
Farther dispatches have slsos.,, :,
ceived from Sir Charles Stsw,r 4
mover has been reorganised, and i.
authorities reinstated. Fron
quarter within the rang. Of hi, II
ships correspondence the accom-.
equally gratifying Germany is f.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
NEW-YORX. February lo.

The Editors of the New.York Ga.
zc,,e, are indebted 20 an obliging friend,
for the London SrAR of the oath of No
vember, per the prize ship Neiied, ar.
rived at this port, from which We copy
the following Important intelligence -
THE Star contains several Official
! iers from the Continent, which We
snSll give to morrow.
LoNDos, Nov. 34-evening.
MORE GLORIOUS NEWS.
Restoration Of Hanoper-Battle Of
Hanau--Thirty thousand French des-
troyed-.Advance Of the allies INFO
France.
Every hour, almost, brings accounts
of fresh successes. They come so
quick upon us, that We can hardly make
inquiry, or arrange the details and re.
potts as they reach Us.
The Darlington Packet has arrived
from Cadiz end Cssunna. She left the
former place the 9Th, and the latter the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
SECOND EDITION

Since writing the foregoing ,ss.
tees the following Cficial IsE,,rn'.'
has been given by gove'i meO, {
aiacrity to CRAFTY public aayie,, =
serves great praise "'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
II. O. QUEnsc, Jan. g, 1914.

IL. V. SlEHSC, Jau, - 'ofr'
His Exce!!ency has received from
Col. BerkwitIl.. the rcpnrt OF Capt.
Barker. Of the frontier light inFan-
try, that on the t7'h Dccenshcr he
took possessions OF the enemy's pos
and dcpois in Derby, Vermont: when
a new Il extensive barraek for AGO
men, with Stables II s'torc-iions"s,
were destroyed; autfa considerable
,uantity Of valuable military stores
brought away. Here felfoscs com
mendalions Of sereral militia officers
forfIleir conduct IN the " eaecntion 9t'
this .iudicious e spirited enterprise.
(Sisned)
EDWARD RAYNES. A. G.
A number Of 2i-roumlers have
been san, frem His city 10 Kingston,
intended for tie Lake Service.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

The Emperor Alexander has confer
red the o, der Of st. George upon Lieut..
Gen Sir G. Stewart, and the orders Of
St. Andrew aud St. George upon Lord
Cathcart.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

A" Ny LORD have the heo,',;
form your Lordship that a Nen.,s.
arrived this morning, viii dt.l,,sS'
from Lieut.. Gen. Sir c. S,ewar, ~
Hanover 18th inst by which Il ann,
that the enemy had been cgrirey m,
out of bis Msjes.y's Elec'ai,i Do.
mons, aud that his Majesys E,or
Government has been re.estsbaA.3
midst the acelamaiinps Of lis boon.
(Signed) CASTLEREACH
/" To the Lord MAyor"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

The latest reports at charge are
Cyr, who was left in charge Of De"
captured, with his whole corps
surrounded in Hamburgh-lhe W
qusrre!ling with the FFete0- !
Scheld, Fleet surrendered Coa's
for January ; New Omnium 9,s"
ing I'D al two O'clock ; and to cFo'1.
whole. an Insurrecfion IN Paris; &"
Swiss Independent,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
GOVERNMENT BULLETIN

TOR IGN OFFlCE, Nov a.
" A Messenger is ar iSed via b,
patches from I.ieutenaat.G,0et. n
Charles Stewart dated EanyeI, tie ls|
instant.
+" The Headquarters Of the Crown
Prince OF Sweden which wercdGuyl
cen on the 81, were remo.edu Had
yer on the 9th. His M lesyS Esu
rsI Government mas been eonpIsj
resterea, amidst the accIamalioDs Of
people, and IN the presence Of his Hyl
highness the Duke OF Cumberland
G The French army had been rs|
severely harrassed tn their march OS
yence first, BY Marshal BIochu y
General D 'Yors's corps, and ai'e;rla
by Gen. CzerneheE. Ths remand
their army together with the l'ap
which had joined on their march anNf
ed to near 10000, 1t the tine thga
rived near Hanau, where Gen. Wa
vas posted with $4,000 Austrlan' q
BsyafisEs. BY the the official r'P%
Of the battles which lhen tack place
appears that Bonsparte lost IN stietif
his retreat from dansu, Fifteen I'D
sand men, in Killed and WOUNDED, .
Fifteen Thousand Prisoners.
" The last accounts tron tn; ln'
rial Head Quarters are fire SIN q
Hanau, where the hus,rians had a'a']
The Russians had n.aredst|
Wurizburg, which had been take
General Wrede.
8. Marshal Blucher was to BE- "a
Cologne on the 18Th:
" The Crown Prince occupied 4
line Of the Weser.
+" General Beniesen was to act "
the Elbe, and cooperate with dsn W
modem"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

LEVIED for-the sale, and the expenses sttepsine the
same, tn the stock unsod, estirnstcd at par; when
the treasurer and auditor shall stop the farther
sale and such part, as shall then remain unso,a
shsl be reserved and subscribed for by the Treasn
rer in behalf at the eal,h and be maid for
ny the nett advance, above par on the part
sod---tne 90 commonwealth to hold such shares of
stock as any private holder would, who had become
the purchaser thereof-snbjeci TO the same premi
UNI, sRd entitled to tire dividends-r-r This
act contains several other provisions coucernuy the
manner of conducting the sale, Zee which need NO,
inserted IN sketch ct this nature. The purchs
sers are TO pay S5, over aud above the advance 9.
bove par, on each share, at the tine Of the pur.
chase and the residue, before the soth O,
[ April "
io' An act CONCERNING the Adjntant General, Re-.
Tn'reE thst ot'cer, during present war TO y;s,,
his Office in the cty OF Richmond at iesst once in
J every three moaihs aud to supe,intend the du,es
thereof: Il makes hin, removable 1T any time from
once, by concurrent resolution of both Houses q,
the General Assembly.
| 102 An act tn ex2isin and sraend an .c, red,,;,,
into one the several concerning orcbe entr;es
and det'intrs, renders the law on that iropor,.,,
suoJect sispie. perspicuous aud convenient by Law.
Ing down correct and easy forms for making the
complaint ny the party injured, for the warrant n,
be issued BY The magistrate for the charge to- and
verdict OF che jury--and Far the Judgment 10 Ina
rendered either for the plaintiff or defendant 7,
directs the trial 10 be had, in summary way with
out flr her p.eadings in wrtny.) at the
OF the county, sorporatiop in which the land lies
before the jus.icc issuing the warrant anil two other
linstices summoned thereupon, or auv two of tbp
three, or any two or more Justices OF the county Of
corporation. who for that pur,us. are to con.,;,a
Court OF Record. tn be attended By the clerk 2,
Sheriff, serieant or coroner wi'h power 10 sane Ell
proper process,and to adjourn from day to siay AMI
ION time to ,me, until the trial shaLbe ended
Their Judgment is to be exersed Ia all resnsc,. i;
the s 'ne manner AS Judgment Of the court a, O.,
torH'nary torn thereof; and may in Ike manner. b.
corrected by writ OF error or s';persedeas IN, no
sueh Judgment either for plaintiff or defendant
SUE. sa1 any action OF trespsss, or ejectment on
writ ct right, between the same parties resnec,;n'
.he came tenemeSt; nor shall any verdict, found or
warrant for foreibe en,ry, or ietainer he he'll,
conoinsiys OF the fscts therein fonnd, in any suel
action OF tressisss, sc
ito be continual,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
Sales at Aucta3;,.

NhE Subscribers offer for sale on .ce,,,,,o,,
their Auction Store corner cf ID. and lsfb stree,
i'o0oo Tbs. Coffee, part OF which is of prime cus
". 49,"
900 lbs. Brown Sussr, in bids. 8. h,rr.,.y
-. par of whica is FIRST quality
ouiooO lbs. OF Loaf Sugar, part OF which P.p;r.
tons best labe led, IN barrels, boxes & tbJs
IS pines genuine old Cogniae Brandy.
20 S ssrrs,s and .fora.ses.
10 tierces prime resh Rice
which is old * very 5ne. = PSI VI
100 sacks Salt l.rse Liverpool filed, blown.
800 s. ck1, 4 bushes do
100 do. de- c,.r.
200 boxes Candles
100 boxes issqnality Imperial Tet, various sizes
go do. do. Young Tyson do. do.
30 cases dog. each, 1st quality Sparkling
Chan paign-
1oc cases OLD 81: Julien Claret W.. oe ,,.,n:
quality.
SO cases White Wine.
100 cases Cologne Water
pipes CATALONIA Wine.
SO bags Pepper
81 do. Pmento.
cases Irish Shectinss
500 lbs Fress, Nutmegs
Bales iHoia Goods white,
hu,gs
Anew pieces very ber superfne blue Cloths
Ooe case Callicoes, and great variety of other
articles too numerous for the limits of an adyert;.e
ment.
They hold regular Sales at Auction on MONDAY,
x Thursdays.
.N0neare, Robinson 6 Pleasan,s.
e., =, Vendue Mastc.a
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
LAND FOR SIZE.

6 Nm the 2Sth day oS February next, being Court
~ day, will be sold st King William Court house.
that yaossl- Plantation called ENDFiELO, in
Nsng NtHaoi county. late the property OF John
Waller, decd. This plantation is considered By Der
sons well acquainted with it, to be one Of the te in
The county OF King Wiism--and to 8 person t'ispo.
sed to purchase, there is below the Ridge tract
OF land more desirable than this well or the ma.
ny natural advantages which It possesses rs for the
many improvements which have been put upon Il
by ITS late owner Situated upon the Mattepouy ri.
yer opposite 10 Walkerton, vessels can come within
short distance al TIE shote that the person I.os.
sessirg 1t can with very little labor, and Within sinst
time, ship board vessel de etops Which he
may make, aud send them to any market that he
peases.
From the title papers for this tract of land. !, ao
pears that it contains about 1851 acres for which
quantity it viii b. sod be the same more or lessl
the greater part OF which is rich. level, fat
Upon II there is an excellent dwelling house. and
every necessary clubhouse Granary that stnnd,
Immediately upon the hank of,he River. frc,s which
the crop that Il may contain may be etapied at once
INTO vessel that car come within lev yarda fire
shore There sre upcu u two Young @, eharis, n,
trn't ct which IS of the MOST ssieo kind. With pro
per care aud sttention. they might lac made 20 Weld
lsrge q"art'ties oi Bran,iy and Cilsr. A fsrther
description IS seemed unnectsssrs Va Il IS pres,m ed
that any person disposed 20 nurciase viii VI; y the
premises before the 1ay of PIE
Terms of SIDE
the purchaser viii ic slhvei o credit Of tva
yesrs !or tie Whole pur.-ose money, bond with an
proved security bsing even Tor The ssme, with n
deed oi Trust upon ~. lans!.
Os.r th6nsand rorR!s ~ the purchase money -
carry interest from the day OF sale the interest "a
be PAD 1T the en'. of each year, until tie whole
| snail become du;.. The ba's,ce OF the purchase
money ia cary ntsres; from the day Of SALE il not
punetualiy paid when due
Jau.tI. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

MEN, PUBLIcbyIOAS. 5gr

- - ~ = DLIt-d JIONS, cJc.
2DEI ER COTTON, at his Law and Miscellsre.
a Gus BOOK Store, second door above the EagIe
avern, has just received the following New P9h.
licstions, viz
Correspondence respecting Russa, between Pr.
bert 6oodoe Harper and Robert SValsb. i'm tg
The Hisour, Fragment OF Turkish Taie
by Lord Byron, 81 I.2 cts
Loii Byron's Poems, 81 1.2 cts
Campbel's History OF Virginia, bound 81 Of.
geographical View Of the Provinces of Uupe,
Canada and remarks relative to the situation ri lie
so cts - " S'"'"' P''eo
southey,s Life Of Admiral Lord Nelson. 81 50.
ferry.s Victory, coIoursd plate, gil
american Ladies and c. nilemens' Pocket al.
manaS for the year 1874.
a large sss9rtment OF New Plays,
rejected Addresses "a new edition) O. 1.9 cts.
Burke's Works, vol. S SIS
lord Erskne's Speeches. . yo.
Tradsn's d. lyo,
Rose y Emily, or Sketches Of Youth. Is eta
SteePs Navy List for August 1915, Is ets.
Cs,tase Sketches in active retiremeu-. bx ne 49,
thor OF the Miseries OF Human Lie, 9 vols h
AL9O--I he Anslsetis Magazine fer Dess,nl,e,
containing an elegant hkeuess Of Commodore per-
e., aud his Biography, Nc 0'
nc Tort Folio Tor December eonts;rirv an els
CANT likeness Of Commodore Bainbridge. and his n.
osrspby. 30 81" '''' III
subscriptions received FOR TIE three latter
WofSs--aud II y understood that those WIN do not
give hOuce 10 the contrary, wish 10 continue IA e;,
Inscription tor the succeeding year.--Terms Of
pu2lesnon the same as h stotore.
January 81. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

gloucester io7o GrctndS .fo, sair.
ht subscriber offers for sale. that valu allie fa,n
K on which he now esid.s. sitns ted in - CON-,
~ OF ,''' oeester, containing FIVE kun6r = aer,s
three hundred and fifty Of which is in safe Of Gull
tivstion and improvements the Other mart in besvv
ume'r- he whole farm is inferior 10 more in the
siate tor the cultivation Of Corn RarIov cd U.s.
ON The tam 10 On excellent framed Dwell;nr.
HSpse, two story, with three rooms on f. or, Win
every necessary out house, all new and in cnn,,lete
oroer. his Farm lies on Severn river, which a.
the Barn door. -
Any person DESTROYS Of making the purchase. r,sv
know know the terms ty applying to MIR. Thomas Tsylo,
richmond, or to tSe subscriber living on the Isrm.
toned to the farm with the stock of every Kid
stely.
JOHN LEWIS.
eD' ~ . emf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
Feb 90.


NN r. oiier For Bale seven hundred s.yes nj Ior1
lying III the lower end Of Ruckinshar, ~,
buhaoe Greek, i've miles from Ca Ira. sni from
New Canton his land IS in desirable neighbour.
and 'Fobaeeo-.al.o, - "eS''
400 acres of Hood Land,
On The Little Fork Of State River seven mill, above
o'irt-ftodse. The soil Of this River
sg oerally mach esteemed for the proI,,ction -,
unest'-ih . property belongs to the ale Col
rTle3y he, and will De sold under decree of the
Ints't0 Tor fee residue The title is conside red ~;
a'sputable, and If not disposed of privately before
thr month Of Msreh, wiz then be sold at Public
a. Buckingham Court House. ''"'
WILLIS WILSON.
JAMES WILSON,
~ WIN. w. e.. THOkNTON
Either OF rs, will attend 70 view those lepd7 .I
ese eoinnsnis TO be met with ct TIuekinVfs5n On
cumberland oouH DAYS. The above property viii
pontivsly be sod without reserve.
Feb. 8. a.
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r Cohtfnucd d.

T. A act I" Incorporating eorpsnv IN esfsb.
Hsh tpropks road from Lcwi,'s ferry or-p,;i,. tI
fovn OF Fredericksburg, Ia the Steam. Roar lad
ing on POtowmsc Creek. "-Psssed February 2d
1919 @"'
~ 40 Get conserving Samuel Plessanf..D
~. An. act incorporating new co,nognr % n
pen and extend the navigation Of Shenandoah RI.
or and us ranches, ana for other purposes "a
sed Pet, 81, 1914. a.
rs A9 act placing Daol. Anderson on the non.
son list" -" "'S PEN
~ An act " 10 amcni the severs, Laws co,.o-
hi1G the Nansemnod fr1Nrs of Indians -
IS IN act tor the free diarihuton Of ,s,,,;,s
Vaccine matler, for tie nee Of the citizens of ,t;
eonmonw eai'h," passed Feb. 4,b, 1919 7 ero,,o,y
ers The l. teontive 90 contract With any ,sent ~
in'r he appointed by Che Pre,ide1i of the H. { ~
c7niorfry With the sst Of Cougrass N en- enrr.a,
tsociraton," n furnish the citizen, oe III, ,o,5
Inonyfa applying 5r the s1me, tbrous, ,. ,,a.
Or " he post ofi'e, or in any other ysy, viii,
genuine vaccine naHcJ and dseelicns boey,o ,,.
it,'ree o. any lee, emerge or eypeace unds;. g..
t. regulations therein 10 ehtioned Takes eIrs..
from it's pssssgc ~''S
- o. oct : ..''re'aiing Collector fo- tte coun
y ~ Hrnrngp-', md for other rur,osess
50 A1a-t t. suthorise Robt Lewis IN hu:i q.
ton h-tSe Htc = Rann'Nonuock River.
" A. aet " 70 compel the manufacturers oe s.,,
pstse, 70 Seep taeir WORKS enclosed" requre, ~,