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- Charieston, ian. s.

We have lately seen several samples of SUGAR
maize IN Geors'a from the Cane, the growth of that
state, which wss allowed, by competent judges, 10
be equal in quality with any made in Janiaea OF l. u
sianai and rom the quantity Of Cane raised tha
last year, nearly all OF which reserved for plan
ting, there IS little doubt but that in two or three
years, at farthest, great Quantities will be made IN
that state, and sons in the southern ,rts ofths-
and thus add another linz to the chain ofyeal indie.
pendence.
letter to the Editor, dated Jones County Geo.
DEC 20, states, since the defeat of the Indian BIZ
Sen. Floyd, no event ofinpertance had taken place
The Indians have assembled about FIVE miles below
where Floyd defeated them, in numbers said to be
Jour thousand, and determined to conquer or die
CITY Gazette
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HEAD QUARTERS,
Norfolk, Jan. 9th, 1914.

Gentlemen,
For Your parting communication accept
my gratitude. / will not disguise the salts
faction it has inspired. The expression of
your confidence at the moment that ,ermi.
mates our military connection. IS inexpressi.
bly, dear to me: IL is proof that NV mo
tires have been understood, and that the
army do me the Justice to believe that its
comfort and honor, have been the constant
onJscts OK my solicItude and exertions -
Would TO God, thet my bowers had kept
pace wish nv ~istes Our services have
osen graced by no triumphs, nor marked by
signal dangers or Rair- breadth escapes, the
ties which by symp thetic force, bind up in
ons, the heart Of an army Accept. howe,
yer. the warm offerings of Soldiers heart,
which acknow sedges in the appreciation #
Brother Soldier, the caiEs of "a warm and
subiimated attachment.
Bear with you to your retire pents, nv he 81
wishes for your future happiness. The lows
OF your private hours will acquire truer
relish from the consciousness of having wor
thiiy performed the most sacred of public
duties.
II join in your hope that an honorable peace
may soon terminate the calamities of war
Should our country again call you to her aid
the zeal with which you have already pre-
pared to defend her. is guarantee of your
future exertions for her honor and safety.
i o participate in your destiny, whether of
defeat or victory, would be with me no less
a matter of choice than OF duty.
/ have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your ob't. servt.
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House C11ientc' and U7aerf[ETT. 4.
HE subscriber hegs leave 70 inform the ppbi;e.
a teat he has iqst removed from Norfok 20 th,
mouse formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Stre.t on.
Pos'te Shoekce warehouse. He is ready tou,Jertsta
o. jo5-wOrk "' "'i''
for his character as faithful WORKMAN and I'm.
ne beEs leave r. refer the public to NJ essrs
Ellis Allan Ris timber yard, adjoining he .tero'
merry ct Messrs. Jem"s Smith and Co. will be AL
wsys snPPb=d with the best of timber which viii be-
sold on The most reasonable terms
CHARLES TOOMEP
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(sopY) - -,
10 fhe commandment at Erie, or to ruhom IL sso,

(eopY) =. 80
10 fhe commandment at Eyie, or to whom IL sao,
The British this morning landed about 5000 reg.
ulars militia and ,u,sns, ut Black Rock; and after
severe engagement With the militia under the
command OF M-jor General Hall, forced them 10
retreat TO the village o: Bull 10 and about sun rise
to surrender themselves prisoners of war-Yne
Houses in the village were immediately committed
10 the flames and afout 5 O'Clock fh,s afternoon,
almost entirely. consumed. At the same time, iw o
large vessels. lying above Black Rock, were set on
bre and consam.tl.-lt is the avowed inject az the
british, as received by good authority to proceed
'n short time ia Erie, for the purpose OF burning
the vessels IN that port md, an induce D,cnt
to the Indians TO aid and assist ia this uefaricus
plan, full liberty given them plnnder !or their
own bensht. wherever they may g. As the com.
tannication from tins pace the eastwar, 70 enrrey
interrupted by the said Indians, &c. aud asst is i'm.
portant Tor you to have the csrtest information of
aoov~, we recommend 10 you every ex .rton, "a be
IN readiness an case of an attempt burn sfore
SAID and request Of you some assistance in uer,
arms and am muntion, We have but few arms u
n" ammunition. The time is alarming Destrue ton
10 the order of the day
I'm the retreat ron, Buffalo, sotk December,
1878. ISAAC BARNES .J61j. Cou,.
Militia, near Bufaio.
N IS Information is gust received, tsat the en-
emy have advanced up Lake Erie, or ~ miles, *
deStroy every thing KS they pass. si
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WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
OF Il. Valentine, decd.
who died intestats
w6w
L.4VO TOR SHLE-

~ VIRTUE fla DEED Of Trust executed q, ,bs
15o d.sy OF tune, 1879, BY mourning Lipseonb.
w vs. NS irustefss 10 secure to George laughter
certain sum Of money therein mentioned said AGA
IS recorded IN the County Court OF King Wi.
PM BE SCLDfo ready money on the nee
404 .Acrcs If Land.
Whereon the sail Mourning Iipssoo,b resi,s. l.
ing and being IN the Parish Of ST. johns. and Coa1.
y 81 huG Wilist1, or so mech Of ssid land .,
wa be su'isien to pay SO hundred md twenty copr
aoilsr9 ~ cent' With interest thereon from IT, osd
dag Of JuEe 1852, til psid and al other tonI;,-
gent charges tat may be necessary IL carving tti.
iced into execution. JUS WIS
HARDEN LITTLYPNCE.
is. LIPSCOMB.
Sal. - ~.
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NEw -ORLEANs. Dec A

The reports from Mobile Bay and Pensa-
cola are very contradictory. a gentleman
Immediately from the latter mentioned place
states, that the whole force of the British
that has appeared near Mobile Bay, consists
OF the Herald sloop of war, the brig Fores
ter, the brig Contest, and one OF two schoo-
ners-the brigsare badly manned. No Bri-
fish troops are ON board, nor have any land
ed.
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IN SENATE.

Monday, January 10.
The Presidcn. of the Senat- communica-
ted the memorial of the Legislature of In
diana territory, PRAYING that Congress will
cause the mi tia thai have been called into
service for the protection of the frontier of
said territory, previous to last winter, to be
immetliateiy paid. -4a
The President also communicated the me
mortal of Alexander Smvth.- heretofore
reported in N House of, representatives.
which was referred TO the Military Com
Snittee.
On mot ion of Mr.. Bied2oc. ~, .-..,,:
Resolved. That a select committee be appointed
10 enquire into the expedienev OF making further
regulations by law concerning the Internal navigate
OH of the Of the United States with leave 10
report by bill or otherwise.
Messrs. Bledsoe, Dana, and Smith, were
appointed on sai', committee.
MIR. Campbell from the committee on
Military A.Eairs, reported a hill authorising
,he President os the United States to cause
certain regiments to be enlisted for the term
of five years or during the war. which was
twice read.
On motion os Mr. Dana, the bill concern.
ing evidences in cases of NATURALIZATION
was referred TO a select committee on
which. Messrs. Dana, Tayler, and Mason,
were appointed.
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LEGIsLATIVR ApPOINTMpvr
BY List .NTG Hrs MfIL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
FROM ERIE,

FROM ERIE.
BY private letters which have been re-
celyed from Erie, dated on tie eth inst. we
learn that tile fears Of the immediate zp-
proaeh OF the enemy hal in great mea
sure sUbsited. by the last information re
ceived at that place, from persons sent out
70 rsconnoitre, it appears ne; aemy do NOT
esS'gn to attempt to spprosca shss harb1r
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" o TTC =.

..,,. - - = { y,
fkHA = Archer Vest who sger. from he ne;s,.
z bosrhood Of John C5ies in the Co,n,v -
Ches'erh III about twelve o. fifteen yesTs paS--:s
requested To come forward and receive hapfsoms
Legacy iha WIS leit vi by his half brothcr ksnss
e. Vest, deed. Az persons who hs7e iust cisio,s
ssana che Estate Of Raley c. Vest decd. iii
sf'ns sasm torTsEd d. auth sntioated in mediate.
JOHN VEST. Pxe's.
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ENQUIRER oFFIcE, Jan. IS.
TO THE EDITOR, DATED
WASHINGTON, IAN. l1, 1sl

wv ASHlNGTON, Jan, II, 1873.
The political spectators are busy here
as TO the probable result Of the negotiations
at Gottenbufg-l do not learn that any Com
missioners have vet been named to the Sc
nate. 1t is ceniec'ured Bayard and Adams
will b. two--some doubt of the third The
Neptune yet arrived expected every
hour; Gallatin in her. Should ne not come.
the Pre- idert may possibly nominate him as
the third. AMI appoint another man to the
treasury. This is all conjecture.
" / think the pinion here generally, is in
favor OF a pacihcaiion at Gottenburg."
Ut The British Squadron left Mobick Raw nm
Saturday last, bag and baggage Perhaps they
found the water too sGLt--as tae Fox found the
grapes too sour.
Our at iDst Hanson avows his biar TO be TO oust
lac Repubcsnsfrom their seats Marx that !-H4rs
wishes to fill the saddle bimse: We have the truth
upon the drnnksrd it lets the secret escape froro
the soul.Hanson avows then thft bozoer is hi, nh.
ljeet--But he is to get II by fair means Nov
who is to be the Judge OF the means Hanson -
why the blind may well pretend To- Judge OF col
CURSOR the Savage to teach us civilization
LEGISLATIVE APPOINTMENT
ALExhHDga PAREER, ESQ. Of WestmoreIand
was, on Thursday last appointed a Major. 6 enerai
OF this State, to supply the vacancy ocsasoncd by
the ab'ence Of Msjor.GeneraI Henry Lee. The
votes were--fr
Alexander Parker no
y. Gen. Rob. B. Taylor Norfolk 81
b. Cen John Hunsetford,
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PoRrsMouru MI In

The Congress frigate, Capt, Smith, came
up to the navy yard in this harbor on Mon
day last, where she was greeted with three
nsar'y cheers. She fired federal salute or
the occasion.
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Extract Of a ieter from an oGce, ar F,e,.s
-Hfns, TO his friend an Hnslire.oa. >'-''
"ens. Winder, Winchester, Chandler r Of, an,
CHEERS, prisoners 10 Csn.ds, are in close nil
-, } ne 49ih Rri,Ah reg,. had upwards Of eco men
kies wounded The lIth u,t. B are nov 80 =,
MontFeah reduced the last year. from IioN. 70 500
number OF their wounded is concealed 10
-3ies. Her.
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Liea.. Col. Thomas Hoseek.

The NJ ork Columbian says, tbst the two spies ia
ken up at N,w-Lcndon prove To be Mr. Sen.
ter and his wife, and not British officers This
goes tar TO prove the suspicious OF our gallant naval
officers and Others at New'..ondcn, in relation 10
the" blue tights" which have been ritculsd X de-
nied by The federal prints The New-Londou fede
raj papers in noticing these depiss, justly and ndig
nanty the Boston ta tiuus prints If endes-
Soui'ns to SUPPRESS ruth and PROSTATE te national
Character IN The dust. - Bait Whig
EstrGct Of letter TO ,espectable merchant n.
thiJ cry, dutea
ANNAPoLIs, Ian. 8.
The commander of the British flag Of truce
says that but fr gall off the Banks, he would Saye
arrived here on or about the sth Recenibey Com
greSS rret the 5th. II is difficult 10 saw wbat we
should exrect rom tn nesocIaton opinions cianae
as We take different views. think the latitude ~
ven to cur ministers will be Wild enough 10 SATISFY
even British arrogance. they will perhaps be au
tnorised 10 make reciprocal stipulation not TO ma.
turatze s:anen ar all 60 lend the nun cipaI laws
o. both countries to arrest the deSerter Of either
ana 10 IN ke oota ca y evidence Of Cit ib ia
ro.eet them from the rress-eanes within te iuris
o'ction OF the RESPECTIVE ecuntrieswe alone s,oulr
teei the brdc zeal Elects o. arrangements nominal
~ reciprocal "---i5.
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(Siened)
ROBERT p. TAYLOR

.. Coz. SEhsT-fH and lie C1feers
Of me 9th Regt. of Virginia
militia, lately in serotce Qfthr
United States.
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ny Gentleman from Annapolis we learn flat o.,-
'aehfS from e",cr"mrntre that place yest.r.
W." or M nraneie and that it wss ys;d she would
BAR Fed. Cs..
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JOHN AIR5Rp
Jan. 15.

( oSI ory sterdiJ 5s,ween Ia cai,iloI s. y; -.
=. & ", Lacy's Grocery on the hin, a s-rsti
new Ked-Morocso Pocket Book. confirming { $50
hank note ri the Frederick rhurg brs neh .bspI
'oersi regard wiz be psd 10 any person VII o nav
have found it, OF application at this Office LAY
- BOSWELL GOODMAN
ia i5s
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SO much needed. we hope that there is still
sufficient patriotism amongst the citizens of
Tennessee. to meet, with promptitude and
cheerfuiness. every cat and all emergen.
cies.
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LIND EOR SBL z

Z n the 2Sd day of February next at Honnver
- Eour' HoesE, being court day, will be sold.
sO3 .fcres Of Land,
ahjoin,ng the Lands of Edmund Taylor Sen. WIN
hng, Peter VIM, j. Green, George Ma5n. Mrs
Anthony, end jacob Christisn-this Land I-s ,,.n
m'ies TINS side OF Col Goodal?s & within aboui ~
miles OF the city Of Riehmo, d. & of the en,re To-.
ABOUT one hundred acres ciearsd s. hss thersoIa
,Trge i~eI',ng House, insured at a6cut $500 wb;ea
fiouse with little eXPence may be made very CON-
iortso'e, also good framed smoke house a Iarya
apple orchard o. prime fruit, Snd the wa, r eo,,sI
10 any ntiie Lover Counuy--the BALANCE of tbs
u"c'eated LGhd contains valuable growth of nipe
anT OAK lumber perhars een IF not superior Ia sny
"thin the same eIstanceof this city. To csrpeoer,
o PEI sons engaged In sew NJ timber for dis ner
fket this bsnd w.mii he rartsa arly ysIuabls ~
owe described Land vas late The pronor,v -,
Bstchelder Valentine deed. and will he s,Is ~, ~,
undersigned, h's Widow and Distributes, viz 80
ii ct az, and viii unite in the necessarv eonySs
asce t, the purchaser-'The terms nj ss,s ON tt;5
esSh--oas land IN SIX, and the rssrIce I'M t,,lyS
m'hthS from the day Of sale. with decd or t-r.t
upon the premises to secure the payment Of The tv
last ibstalnleuts. = '"e '"o
WIDOW & DISTRIBUTES
OF H. Valentine, decd
n Edmond Ian. Is. '''S'"'''
y. Ii I've Land will he shewn to any pe4.os
dSsiroui OF seeing on application to Mr S,mnsI
t"ter who has rented it Cor the present yesr-
ross sson VIII be givea IJt january 1915, or Der.
hsr5 soser if required.
Jan to w6w
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NoRFoLx, Jan. II.

NORFOLK, Jan. II.
On Friday last flag was sent down to
the enemy's squadron to obtain information
of the crew of the sch'r Friends, which
vessel, (as we mentioned in our Tasty came
ashore two nights before, on LynnhaYen
beach. The flag returned on SATURDAY.
with Mr. Wiison, mate of the Friends, Capt
.Ogte of sehr. TEACHER IF Philadelphia, and
MIR. Funk and four,others belonging to the
sch'r. Caroline of Philadelphia.
We learn that the Friends was off Will
Ioughby's Point bound in here, when she
was met by AN cnemy's schooner, who boar
S,ed her. after cudeavoripg in vain to bring
her too bv firing into her. The Friends
was taken in tow by the enemy, but the
weather beng tempestuous, it was found
impossible 10 tow her down to the squadron,
and after taxing out all the crew they Gu,
the tow rope and sent her adrift, when she
made the shore little above the Pleasure
house. M
The enemy have lately captured the ship
Mary Ann, of Nantucket, from a South Sea
voyage, bound home sch'r Fair Play, Mic
cue, from Currituck for Baltimore, and sent
them to Bermuda also, sloop Sampson,
from Richmond bound to New York, which
thev burnt.
The feet is badly off for provisions and
water, and they have 100 A mcrican prison.
rrs on board wh6 are upon haif-dHgTvance
of uDwboles0me food. 1t is hoped and ex
reoted that Government will take ,iyH,medi
s-te steps for their relief. Herald.
The 6.h Regiment of the army at this
place having served their tour of duty, have
been discharged, and the deficiency thereby
occasioned, supplied by troops lately arrived.
The following COMMUNICATIONS which trans
pred upon this occasion, have been handed
US for publication. IL.
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BRIGADE ORDERS.
lfcaaviiLe, Jnrnf

'Hed9WIIe, SnEHdry L, .Sl
SlR-ln pursuance of Genera; Orders of the most
alarming nature, YOU are hereby commanded 10
march your ree,Inentvith ali possible expedition, 10
the town OF Erie, there to perform a thirty days
tour OF duty, uniess suoner discharged ; The men
must he armed wi'h Sufficient rifle or musket
Snapssck ami blanket, if in their power to furnish
the same. A court OF appeal will be held at the
house OF MIR Nathan Patterson, in the town of Mer.
Ger, on Thursday the 9TH Of April next AS a, pre-.
sent sdvised, 1t is oot in my power to furnish the
ratons that the law eontemp'ates; I shall on its
march TO the place of reRdezvous-and as tar a in
my power, will furnish at Meadve and Water.
ford. You will thereisre, have this Information CON.
munlcatea To your regiment, order that each man
may, 1t possible, FURNISH himself t. Erie.
WM. CLARKE,
BrGadeinspector
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From 7RE WsS7ERN Press.
TO ARMS,

.4iercer, Penn. JanYary S.
Der country is invaded The enemy whose
course rs marked BY every species OF deg etation
calculated 10 distress eiiow-ctizeus IS progress
ing towards Erie, laying every thing that
comes IA their aay. Already has Buffalo, Fort
ochiosser, hznchester. Eewist snd For, Ma
CARA been 'v- ~ from the earth by c0nHsgrson -
The cries OF infants, women, the aged au inrn cali
iuud,y Tor protection and redress, and every man
having single drop OF American blood hos Ig lns
VEINS, VIII not refuse 10 repair 10 the protection OF
Erie, and tue shipping at that place
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before the ice. on the Lake become, hard
enough To bear ZEN.
IL is the opinion of every person there
that the fleet is perfectly safe and II, add;,
,inn Ia the obstacles TO their proceedie,- RI
fres9nJsie, the epeTy, if they attemnt 70
destroy the town according to their late in
cendiaiy mode OF warfare. Will find il t,efen-
dsd by large body ct militia. who hs,e ~
pared thither IN a spirite0 rnanncr for i,s
defence. Many vuluntee,s we're on ,hs
point OF proceeding from OHIO, but were
turned back, their services be no deemed. ,,n
necessary 1t IS cur opinion tmat both tie
town and feet are safe Nai. t.t
COURT MARTIAI...
b" letters from Albany W. learn thst on
Monday the 81 inst. Gen. HUI, not c,,;ec-,
ting to any member of the Court, il wa,
beers:
y .n@t0'- General Dearborn. President,
IfrigGdie-- General E~omheld
totoneIs Fenvich, i,i,t.e, Scott, Cenn;s. Irv;,s
SSWNsrt' hrogsrdu' DAVIS, House, Livrea,on snt
corner One Supornuruerary eo,onei Forbes
ne court being trgani2ed, Gen. Hull al
dressed them and they adjourned TN 'T,tnrs-
cay he 9th to give the Judge advocate Van
beuren, an opportunity to examine and ar.
rang the papers.
very lew or th~ Witnesses were 10 atte-S.
fnce, some ara in Scuth Carolina, some in
'ne M,ch'gan Territory, some in Boston aud
cap. oewart ~ the Constitution on a ernie
we oink II probable thst the officers cpo,-
posing he conrt til, be ordered TO rnore, ar
i've se"vice befo< they have given thr;r
opinion on Gen. Huli's couduct.
Dem. Pres.
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II letter from The fost master az Waryen
10 j. Johnson, ksq Post Master. PITS.
""rS, dated Warren, January 8, 1914,
says,
am informed by the post master at
Lower Sandusky' party of forty men com
manded by lieuts. Larwen. Fisk and Davis
who were sent by Gen. Cass TO reeonnoitre
on the river DE Trench. were att cked bv
the British. three killed, two ma e their es.
cape, and the rest taken prisoners I"
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DiEil-onthe eth Nov. on the Canada, f,o,.
uaf, Mr. "I. - Rurton Of Henrieo county IL .ha
hchmond Washington Volunteer If o,,;. =, ne ~,
consolation to his friends, that he died IN tbs
righteous cause OF their country and in sse tn ,Sa,
ndepenaener that our fathers bid for when orYe.
sed 10 the very same ryrannicsl foe VIC.
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WAsHINGroN, Jan. IL.
Son. CHAuNCEY, oe ot The Heroes of
the Lake, arrived in this city yesterday.
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kVah whoe Of the Requisition Men placed nnto,

the command % capt. Anthony Turne, in
nm, hrri iSIe and tie following men placed unter
J ion Francis: Isaac Hughes, Ci;ss. Ribbee Viz,
ni"es, John Ihompson, Lawrence Byap. VIM. Nv.
an, Ohm Townley, Jane. Gum, Ds,id White III.
ena CIV, hiH;er9,eh, George DAVIS, Ds,ne Ewbast
themselves to me or 10 the asid Capt Turper w,s.
out uelsy, they CONFUSING the nurubrr Of rnsn -
called Tor from the i9th Regime Mt by n. po,.rn'
the penalties of the Law va ''-S"t
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Ut The British Squadron left Mobiick Bav On
Saturday last, bag and baggage Perhaps they
found the water too SGlt--as tae Fox found the
grapes too sour.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-12
Eight Hundred
ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE BY THE sI,RscRIppp

FOR SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
TlIS Farm is within three and half
sniles of Powhatan Court House. abou,
the same distance frnm Gent BRIDGE. lice
as well as any land in this part of the STATE.
and the soitnot inferiw TO AIRY in the county
not Immediately on James or -hpomatoy Il, !,
yers There is in this Tract nearly On.
Hundred Acres Of rich,bottom Land. sad
nirAuly suited 70 the productions of grass
The dwelling HOUSE contains Ten Rooms.
With out houses of various descript;ons' :
well OF the finest warer in the ard, and f:ne
springs in various parts of the plantation. of
course i Is well watcred. This Farm has
oeenIremarked for the healthy appearance
of every family, that has resided q, ID. There
are as many as seven Manufacturing Mills
to either OF whicha Wagon may go and We
turn IN day. From two pence to six pence
only Is deducted from the Richnfonds nr;ce
IN the bushel for wheat There are also Sc ).
yaral Coal Pnts, about the same distance. az
the Mills. at which Grain and Hay meet
ready sale.
Gen-lcmen who wish to vest their money
in land are earnestly invited to view the
premises. great bargain may be had by an
early application, in few days about one
hundred and fifty acres viii be sewed in
Wheat, and a few bushels of Rye. :.
octJheraa ws,n
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Additional Notice.

De- u Dr. =
The Undersigned Commissioners ap-
pointed by the &C; of Congress Of the 3lst o,
March 1914, relative 70 the Yazoo Claims
are OF opinion, that it rests with the Claim
ants to p cpare. by themselves or their
Counsel, the releases assignments aud pow
ers mentioned in the first section of the act.
Desirous, nevertheless. o give every faciiis
| ~ TO the execution of the act onsistent with
what IS taken to be irs right construction,
they recommend, =
lhat.ciaimants living alta distance. who
may hnd 1t necessary to prefer their claims
through an agent or attorney, should invest
such agent or atts- ey with authority 10 add
20 or alter the instruments aforesaid or va
ry IN any wise their form and manner. sa
mat they may conform to such directions &
decislens as the commissioners may give
when organized as board, and proceeding
10 execute their functions under the act
~ this course such charges, sub .titutions.
OF amendments, as are susceptible o,beinS
mace upon'the spot. can take place without
further inconvenienc to the claimants.
JAS. MONROE.
Acting Secretary Of state.
A. ]. DALLAS,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RICHARD RUSH.
Attorney General.
Washington. Oct. goth 1874.
The printers Of newspapers authorized to
publi=h the laws, will jasert this notice, as
well as the former, once week until the
irst Monday in January.