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UNITED STATES ARMY. :

,,,, " IFIH8EtT8 UeII0rfnfrnf.
Wiz extensive district composed Of he s,a,., os
n virginia and North Carolina, hege,,o~r ~.
i I.ne 20 tne suoserotr, hes, from the seednu.
st.on Of business been divided INTO two d,,gr;e,s
Inc lover or eastern district is nov n,,:sosd .,
John ~. Coopc7, Esq. Of Hampton near Mosr,u
Va and is coragosei ofall ths, tract Of country i
tween York River on the north. ne mr., - 80
1Nry on the state Of South C,rulus, on the son,L
the hu'ntie ocean on the east, and the ersst -
,o'e through Richmond, Petersburg. Wsrres,oa-
Lo ~. ksesh' Avery'bWg, and Fayetteville,
i South Carolina, near Milton on the wes., insin.
lin, also the counties Of Northsapton " Rooaras.
in Yirginis. 'V''"a'
the rest OF the states Of Virginia and NORTH Corr
Dina, incIudinc sil the towns whi.h d;v;ds 49,, g.
will eopPoss the other district "''''
- 80 SAMUEL TURNER.
80 :. Afs'-iS P4y -ia.ter T. s. .4,5.sy
Ne"' :" IL
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:, -. On the 2ih a.. TIE Rev. J-sepA ~ro.,. ..
','oe"a"'. SITTER ''"ssrins pulmonary sasetion,
witch he bore with christian for,it,de g.. -
70 70 SAY, he wssa truly pious and benevolent man.
~ h,in soeiey hss io>t ne ia and worthy member.
the Gospel oae Of its nbest supportero. his fien1s
srn numerous aequairtarces eonsslins aud af.e.
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SAVANNAH. FEB. "a.
SMUGGLING. DF,TECTED

SMUGGLING DETECTED.
Arrived ut Cockspur roads on the Is h
nst. the Portuguese brig Anna, Antonio de
Gusto. master, from Lisbon. in SIS days.
On the 18th Pilot Boat schr. belonging to
robert Key and fIoah B. SESSION, pilots for
the river Savannah, went down within about
one quarter of mile this side of said brig.
and during the night, forty bales, trunks &
cases OF British Dry Goods were taken fire. m
on board said brig. and put on board cf the
riot boat, brought up ard lanted at
small island near Augustine Greek. The
". barge commanded BY 1t. II. b. Jones.
OF the Sea Fencibles, an active and enter
prizing officer, was at anchor in Cockspur
roads and heard the people on board the
oriS az wfrk aim ost the hole Of the night,
put cla not Interfere Until morning, in order
TO let them discharge all the goods. * then
take possession. The barge followed the
schr and tound she had put the goods On
TINS small island. at the mouth of Augustine
Creek-sent 10 Fort Jackson for assistance
ano Lieut.. Slaughter. in prompt manner.
repaired to the place and assisted the crew
lpf the barge to keep possession of tie schr.
| and the goods [; by this time the collector
received intelligence. and immediately dis.
Pachsd coat TO seIze said goods and to
proceed to Co:kspur and take possession OF
the brig The brig, Pilot Boat and goods
are TO" IN the possession of the collector
supposed value $4,000 doliars.
We have not been able to find ont 70
"hon the vessel was consigned or the ow.
ner OF the goods. The public NAV rest as.
surea, however, should we be abb. 10 ascer-
tam ,nis point, the names of the unworthy
beings concerned, shall be publicly expos.
ed. We will screen no man or set of men
from such shameless conduct-such Ami
eii|s" t'roceeoihSs. RefusHcan.
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NoaFoLE. March q.

THE RECRUITING SERVICE,
Progresses at this place with unparalleled
rapidi,y- We do not know to certainty,
but it IS or impression, that siuce the pas
sage of the law for augmenting the Pay and
Bounty 20 Soldiers, 81 least half as many
men havs been recruited at this place as
during the whole tine previous, back TO ths
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MS. V.fHffS COJ1PER

SaH--Ss your Place OF residence is not know, n,
~ me- and you sire perhaps n resident of ano,lsr
state, use this mole OF informing YOU. Il at ON Sa
turcsy tne Inn day OF April next, bet> en- the hour,
Oh 'oek ID the forenoon and in the afternoon
at the E,gle Tavern in the city of Richmond. shs,i
proceed to take the deposition Of NJ. Thomas win.
son, single ~i.nss'. to particular fact, in Ger.
tan s"', now dePending in the Superioc Conrt OF
Wilson Mes Cary. surviving Executor of EJws,a
Amber, deed. pl,E and Yourself and other, d.f,s
st which time and place yuu will attend il Won t,I
proper. Your oh't ssrv't, ~ 'N'>
Fer Wilson Miles Carv,
-, s-,s :: JOHN ANGLER.
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LHBO OR Frs W.5yvI r. y.
Viz subscribers wish to Hire, from 90 to 40 Nc.
~ gro hen-hberaI wages will be given Ami.
eaton TO be made at the office of Wilson & Drew
March g. - ~.
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TEN DOLLARS REM !, > IN =

lhAfED or Stolen from the Subscr;ha,
~ BAY MARE Y FILLy-the Nsre ,ho.,
feet ten inches high, rather OF slenIer- m .rs
nS I'LL on seven year' old The FLY ~ year,
oG, WIN bob tail, rather yellow bav
whoever will delivsr tae same t, me ~ .,,.
any information SO that SEA them asa;s, shall r.,
oeiye the above reward S"' ''A'' We
Renrico, March O. IN
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N1ln,ing lon. Deli March s.


IMPORT.dNT.-In consequence of a
report Of there being sever,A of the eremy's
ships off Cape May, consisting Of ship of
;hc line. two frigates and a sIoop Of war, a
strong division Of gslIeys and gun-boats left
New Cattle, yesterday mora;ng, by order
OF the officer commanding on this station, TO
protect the bay craft, should they send any
of their barges up the bay.-This division
of the aotilla will first proceed down to
Dennis's Greek, near Cape May, and
then cross over TO the western shore.
This day, the Com modore received off :
ciai intnrngtioB from the Governor Of the
state 1t Delaware, confirming the report.
and calling upon him and the Adjutant
General for an adequate force for the pro-
lection OF the exposed situations. 1t il re
guested that all the bay craftsmen will a.
vail themselves Of this notice, and proceed
On with their various occupations without
fear Of mole ststion.
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THE ENQUIRER.
REBELLiON FOILEu AND THE UNION
STRONGER

The Legislature of Ms,sschusett, have ,tyucL
their tents, and gone home without doing any thing
o9i clustering The Whole scene is farce, instestl
of beings Tragedy. The jubto are laugh ed at and
desPsed, and the Union has become stronger by the
mpotent Efforts which have been made s.ainst IL
Mr. Quincy and the Juuto cannot even /" he kick cd
INTO "a war nay, 30 completely ashamed are they
Oh tner infamous aud impoteDt conspiracy, little
IN tune was u with the mpsr of their constituents
that they have again raised the cry OF Union Love
tor the Uson! One excuse they give Tor their pre.
tended posponement OF the rebellion. IL really
curious one. ihe Legislature aud their echo the
Ce7tiHet say, that sUy opposition 10 the u s or e.
ven Cong ress OIL lsgat >, my put OF The period
ct peace OF render its terms less advantageous And
ate these men silly enough nst 70 see that their
whole course rnsy lesdtu thess SsDssq lsneesl That
men opposuon 90 the vsr rates. the hopes OF the
ene,nyi And delays sn honorable peace Ifthey
would be consistent, let them cease all their idle
Glamour, and the war mag not o.ly go on better,
but pssce viii come back 20 us ,onner.
HOPS-NoT DEsPAIat
The recruiting sey1ics speeds with spirit-in
some psrts Of the country, crowds are aockine 10
the stsndsr1 OF ther country To The South the
Greeks begin 10 be oowed--tbc Governor Of penss.
coS Is deserving them. AHd in public tax advises
them TO he az peace with US --Detsobmenis fro .,
that ssotioa may soon march 20 the north-Is Il, >
reSt campaign tive northern Ipdisns viii be Soifh as
rather than against uS Preparations are maxi z
Of Saeketts Hsrhor TO give the com mand oil TAX
Ontario. NAn enquiry is 70 be made At Albany into
we SN"Nts W VIC 'S'"' e W Tue iate cAmpNRa-Wn Ne
kinson and Hampton viii he summoned 10 attend
Light must spring from the invesigsiion errors
win he detected, and our commanders win BE insp.
red with greater spirit Of yigi;sner We look n
the next csmpsigp with bope--xe are not daunt ed
but animal and encouraged A nation, 50 rich
90 populeus people So free and 30 patriotc what
bas it TO fear in such a glorious cause
TT Not one iots by the last nights mail To confirm
the story Of Sscketts Hsr6or's being taken. The
! story is---a mere hum
The ooly news rs the last nights mail is the 70,
loving:
Pians6vrg, FEB. &c.
MILIT,ARY 61OVE MEN3'S.
We understand, tina, 10 conformity to or
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poAAd6ke Ground FOr Sale.
IN Friday the i1tk day Of this month. Of y.,vs,
o'clock, wiz he sold nv the subseribers At Pub.
Of ground, which formerly belonged Il, Mr. Sarns1
Seherer, being part of the second square above IN,
eourt-Honss, and containing tweHty.seveo fert in
front on tive south side Of the Mais street and run
Terms at sale.
Moncurc, Robms6n e FIcasont,.
March 2. ida =.
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MILIrARY M0TRMEN3's

We understand, that 10 conformity to or
ders from the War Department, Maj. Cen.
Brown, and Brig. Gen. Macomb marched
from the French NJ lis, on the morning of
the 9Th inst. Gene raj Wilkinson remain
cd on the ground with the rear guard, eoR-
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" u ~ g n

'asHE Cepartnership of D.bnev r. 1,t.,
\ closed by mutual consen, on the Isl Febrpor.
'a't--l hose indebted TO the firm are requested 4,
MAKE immediate payment to Robert K. Dabo,,
VINO Ia Siohe authorised TO settle the accounts 80
fORERT K. DA BNEY.
SAMUEL HOBSON
Camneriand Court House, LIST March, 1914
The subscriber having purshssed of s.mus, yo,.
son his interest IN the late Srm Of Dshna, a. IL
son. legs esve to tender his snssre tisnks 20 ~
friends and the public for their liberal eueovrs"s,
,nen. ano lniorHs them that he will Don, nue. hsS.
ne.sA Oomoer'Hud Conrt-H Juse, where he viii al
WAYS xeep 9a osad genersI assortment nr SAWS
sud Fancy Goods, which he is deterraiuei IN eli
low for cash. ~ &c"
March 9. ttSA'
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From the NJ london Gazenr Of Jyeanesday.


capt. Hs'sart Stsekpoie. of IL. b. M. f,;eo,s
stairs amused himself during the LAST Friday nd
SATURDAY in exhibiting his own and hi, crewa st u,
10 e"hnery. All the boys and idiers in town were
'sken up with his diversion, and untor.nna,str &c
s'e Sspta'hs reputation rs CREST shot, he wa, oh.
served by one of tha most sEifo, arteri.,s in
,a ana several gentlemen of iuds ment Of the
s|h' from All the accounts we have had w.. orr
'naeeen 70 bs',eye Stssspol, has mt mi,o.-d 80,
mIes'y powder, and wo,I1 not. fha should 60 on
anu eAhaos' ms magazine; for, at lesst q ansyers
the purpose OF disp!ay.
We sr.s however. mieb.ed 30 Capt Stsshun,.. y,r
TINS sPeeaen cfimproved g5uaery, ~ IL f.rpisbe.
the true key TO unravel tia various rvster;es q,
rotten mss's crippled main ysr,"--" the
sesntiing OF s74, &c. Sc. whinh Dsores. wha
yates Garden, sud the rest, have PLAYED of unen
tbs world az spoogiesfor the defeats they hGy. raf
fered from superior skill
On saturday, arrived in the oifing, the La Hoer,s
"a, capt. Capei. We understand she i, 70 relisy
the Victorious which lost part Of her false keel ON
Fishers lsland, aud proves leaky.
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SMUGGLyNG-aGAIN.

Yesterday morn hg ten packages more of
dry goods were broush. up TO town and de-
posted in The Custom House, having been
found On place called Bird Island. near
Ccckspur, belonging to the same concern az
mentioned IN our paper of Thursday
last. We understand that the Collector #
this port received inform ation, last evening
OF quantity OF bales being deposited in the
marsh between Fort Jackson and Tybee :;
on receiving this intelligence be immediate
~ dispatched boat to bring them rp. She
has rOtyet r>turncd.
TIE brig, it appears, from on board Of
which the goods came. is American proper
~. and is owned in Boston Yes. Boston /,
She has, since the declaration IF war sailed
from that place ard has been to Liverpool.
The very goods attempted 10 he snuggled
in, were taken on b ard Of this vessel at a
place in England, (tillford) We shall in
few days be able TO lay before the publ.
the whole Of this vi!ainous proceeding.
-. SAP. Rets. 26th uh.
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we 'eei perfectly authorized to s'at., ttnt gov
e.nniens 'ece'Oed xsthne, by The Ann .4iexaHdsy
eTaner cfae, or unofficial, epen so flyorable as the
a,sPa.eh = lSrd Co aer.dgh. BY tie Bran,6le and
s:n os'ieve that the pacific proposition con-
famed IN that dispatch was ated under. NONE mr.
~ nsr ss!ors. caused by the news of the victor,
on lag Ere and BY SIR Georss Provost s irspond
Ns S'''s' Bali. WlGg.
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81. Lonis, Jan. Is.

Or I|UNIS, Jan, 10,
Some few days ago Black Partridge,
CHIEF ct the Pottawatonie Indians, with g
or % OF the warriors of his ration arrived
here overland from tt. Clark (Peoria) with
an escort of regulars from the garrison Gov.
Clark held council with them. it appear
ed they wished to know if they might be
considered as at peace with the u. States !;
they made many profess ons of amity. and
six Of them have yolustarily remained as
hast-ges, and are kept at Belle Fontajne
until the pleasure OF government is known.
They were perfectly choofal!en when
Governor Clark reni nded therO Of the good
advice he formerly gave them, and of their
strocious subsequent behavior.
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March Q.

" a" TED on hire, for the repiIne of the yesr.
w couple Of NEGRO MES--os. a W s rs
the other Labourer for sun, well recon nended
liberal hire win be allowed Apply 10 Mr., JeT,s
nims, at the Toll Gate 1t the Inansbester Tu,n.
pike. MarOL o a ..
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MICHAEL LE!e, PAyaean, ,
JOHN BINNs. p,ns-

H., Joseph Hobkinson, for / e Plaintiff.
Jus. = Yer my paper Of yesterday went to press. ]
WIS waited upon by Mr.. Virgins, one of the sher.
.a i deputies, who handed me summons to a,pesr
:, on the third Monday of Mareh mex, 10 snswer
C W. ithAeh LErn, Physician of plea of tre,psss
,he Su', Sr-'' &C. This sunmonss Issued ont OF
.hs supreme Court at Philadc.phia, and IN dated
nT:t day OF January" 1874 What has temptSd
sIensei Le'h, physician TO issue sum m ons;-
Fam. me- really and truly do no, know, tut SIN
rs possible. ~, 6 ..Ae
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laeciara'ion of war; in pronouncing this BE-
lief, we do not inciu:le ye.enisfmerss fer
ne Greater ra,t Of the 35th and Ss,h iegt..
OF y ra"nth>' men. whose time Of service
has lately expired, have re enlisted for five
yefrs ~ during the war.
The f|ct is, that the inducements for en-
nshng are so powerful that the ranks must
DC speeuiiy hiea gay, VIC doubt rot that
an army ct 100000 men Could be raised
upon soah terms, in 'csstinc than n ,vthe
OIL that uumher could be recruited under the
.io establishment. Suppose the war only to
last Ter one wear longer. and there is great
reason 70 believe that year will be it's ii.
mt, the soldier will receive. besides cloa,h
ing and subsistence. at the rate at As dol
lars per 'nn,th--being five dollars a mouth
more than his Captain. Rsrula.
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I ne Following paragraph srpesred in the FEEDER.
:. " ;,s"eo ct baiNore on Monday evening
,'e'nocrotic ,na7ocuvering "A blan very arr
IaHy c'ntrivrd, for the remov0t erin. L.i1 nan,
ne oenats OF the q 5. has been attended with GEM
C s.n success. The post. master general. Gideon
'ra"sr, as he stats given to underssn mi fk ar
" 'Doua te asreea6!e to the President 70 hap. L.;6
appointed fcst-m0ster for the city of PbiisJeirh!a
The oait took, Leb VAS appointed accepted OF ;he
once aod RESIGNED his seat in the SeBs:e. Wih;
S y, hour after L"hs resignation w.s know. Mr.
Iranger had notice of his removal from the Office
OF fo''."sster genera, and Rs,urn J. Me;,s WA.
nor" mated To succeed him !" =
As It rs far from our,~iah to cay ann th,,, more
on this subject fer the prese,t th..r u rprrs. Mis-
repre- santation at it's ou'se,, we viii only remark ON
tion, va '''o' una
l.. II IS not true that the re'nossl OF D.. J.eb
from the Senate WAS {" .lsu," nor, of eourse ,h.t
was arttully contrived" or contriv.,i at ALI tn
rems'e MIR. Leb from thr Senate; beessse. y
:. IL rs not true that the Post en,raI u,a
gwen to nnderssnd that il would be agreeable To
the President to have MIR. Lib appointed Pnstnast
,Fat. Ls..
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Dtsp. on Saturday lest, after long and psinfu
Illness, Witch he bore with rssignaton and forti,u1e
Mr. Curt, H.. Wore, late Keeper oftbs Ws,hing
ton Tavern ef ;hi, siiJ
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9uvannah, February %

*'t1 OUH7UI!' T TUJTdry 10.
Arrived yesterday about IL o'clock. the
Custom House boat from I'ybee Island, with
one trunk found in the ,aid lie of the Island
containing Gold and Silver Leaf, &c. Also.
arrived in the afternoon anoiher Custom
House boat that WAS dispatched by she Cok
tecfor to Wright's Creek, 3oIh Carolina.
with four trunks Containing Cambria, Cali
60, Threads, Sc. Sc.--We believe the a.
oove, with about two franks full of icose
goods, found last evening by the Captain Of
the City Guard, in the two Pilots houses
shat assisted in the smuggling of The goods
from the brig Ammo, 10 be nearly the ba-
lsnse, as passenger in the brig reports that
not more than ten were yet to be discover
ed. The custom house officers that were
hunting on Tybee Island, found two boxes
broken open, and empty.
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Baltimore Eise Nam factory.
He Subscribers have WIRE from M. 1to,o.
i which they offer fer sale lower u an 60, rs
imported, at their Store No. 9, Wster.Hreet.
C.. NEWHOUSR Il Co.
-.s'''.o'r' 'tsrc" J. IT
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GREAT FIRE AT YORK TOWN.
Extract to Tho Editor ofthe Comhiier, da-
ted

6Tracf to fhs Editor ofthc ComhiLer, d.
ted
YORK. March 4.
Yesterday about p. NJ. Mrs. Gibbons
house III this place took fire, and together
with the County Court house, the church
the spacious dwelling OF the late President
Nelson, and the whole of the town below the
NIL, except CharltoD's and Grants houses.
were consuined.-The lower town was oc
cupied principally by poor people. who gre
now thrown upon the world with.a MT shell
ter or cent to aid them in precu. ing one.
Mr.. Nathaniel Taylor and Simon T.. Block
are the principal saferers in amount there
The former hnds the result of more than
twenty years honest industry heap of ru
ms. The wind was high and the buildings
we're old-the fire spread of course. like y
rain Of powder. Mr.. SVm. Walker, the
Rev. MIR salter DR.. Nelson, Capt Archer,
Col. Bassett. Capt. Drake, Major Griffin
and sewers others distinguished themselves
greatly on The occasion. The females are
generally under the spacious and hospita.
Die no of Major Griffn's house. where
| they find all the comforts which th.ir dis.
tressed situation requires. The poor will
need charity indeed-scsrcely any thing was
saved from the fred buildings.
The Dragon ~ was in sight----a friea,e. =
brig x a schooner in Mobiack By
" The humanity of the ctizens Of Rich
mond is appealed DIN behalf of the suffer
ers by the hre at York. subscription pa
per is left at Mr.. Lgnch's Coffee House. =
Robert Greenhow, Esq. the Mayor. has
promised to receive the money whei col.
lected and dispose Of it judiciously for the
benefit Of the sufferers.
A handsome Subscription has airesd,
been made up--say or 500 dolls.
MARR1Hn, on Thursisy lsst, ny The Rev. Mt
Willis, Mr. Frsncs Nsrsh AZ, Il, Miss El;z, Bowle
both Of Nss-Bent oornty.
-. At Williamsburg, IN the g7th ut bv IN
Rev Mr Braske1, Dr. Fadp DaVsl, at X an,oad
to Miss Mary Randolph, OF YORK.
Dtsp. on Saturday lest. after long and painful
ness vllieh he bore with resignation and forti,ude
Mr. Curtis II. Moore, late Keeper or tie yys,bt,g
ton Tavern az All, .i,r s
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I. is reported. that.a ccdtt martial has
been ordered for w purpose of ascertain
ing the canses of DE failure of the late cam
paigu on the n,fthern frontier--and shat
generals Wilkinson asd Hampton, are to
answer such enquiries as may be made.
touching heir respective commands re-
partnznt. 1t is not said where or when
this court is to sit--but * is supposed i: will
assemble at Albany .--,-surora.
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MARn1En, on Thursisy lsst, ny The Rev. Nt
Willis Mr. Frsncis Nsrsh al. to Miss Eliza Howle.
both Of Ne9-Hent oo1ntr
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-. At WiIlismstarg, m the, g7th Mt by n,
Rev MIR BraskeG, De Fa'lip DaVsl, at x in,oad
to Miss Mary Randolph, OF YORK
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& virtue OF Deed of Tru,,, entered into ~
- 1ohn Hugbes. Sr. Of the county Of Nmels. ~
secure the payment Of certain sum of money ,l,rs
IN ,peo,ien, due to Thomas Persuson---IyiII h,
:old at Public Auction at psinvie. in the count, "e
ainens, on the s6th Of March next the following
~ ~" ieoi-o' 10 wit Lucy, Dolly aud Ben, Tor cash
or AS many as will be sufficient to ,.otar.e the bs
.n :e thas may be due said Decd ,st al cost ,s
eide. Aeung az trustees viii convey to die
purchaser such title as 10 vested in US.
AUSTIN SEaY ,
.,, PETER RIsoN, Trustees
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- tern, ofenr tsmants, and to Increase by
r.crui 5. II appears also that the agg eea,e
nuit..y trc uttas United States was in
1915 a FL o~s.: In February. 10 945 /; in
June, 81, 500 in December. ST. S25 and
that the eve, age number of volunteers in
the service iK 1878, was six thousand.
A Me,.ica! Board was convsned in this
city, by order os the Secretary Of War. OF
Saturday last. under the presidency of the
] spectdr General, Col. Nicoll. and compo
sed of the following members. viz. DIR. Til
ton, physician and surgeon general. DIS
Marin and Thomas, hospital surgeons, and
Drs. Hays, Watkins aud Mercer, regiment
al surgeon DR.. Wa.kin, has been sp.
pointed TO sct as recarder t. the Board
I'VE understand that the OBJECT. of ccnven-
ing this bard, is a cor p, tie organization If
the M dical. staff cf the army-that they
will take inss cons Iteration all matters. re-
lating to thatdeparttDent, and devise such
regulations asNnay tend TO increase the
rcsuec,ability eithe medical staff, and pro
moe the good Of be service.
Mcrch S.
A Till is at ITS third reading in the House
Of Representatives., tavi, 6 passed the Sc :.
,s..e, and wi probably become a law, ap
proprie.ing half a milien Of dollars. for
the purpcs. Of erect ng d. or more floating
na,,er;es. TO be moved by s ssm, ON the plan
Of Ful,on's war-ship, which ms heretofore
been no, iced in the public prius.
The bill allowing bounty To- prisoners
brought into port by privateers will also
mass. having been ordered to third read
ing in the house.
There was more business done in the
House Of Repre- sntatives yesterday, than
has been done any day during this scss;on.
Or baby owing 10 the decision which had
previously taken place for an Adjournment
on the 1lth Of next month, being Montay
five weeks. The Senate have not however
concurred in this vote, nor is it probable
they will for some days. --5fat. Inf.
I. is reported. thata court martial has
been ordered, for I've purpose OF ascertain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09

II Not one iots by TIE last nights mail to confirm
the story of Ssckett' Hsr6or'S being taken. The
story is---a mere hum
The ooly news Is the las, nights mail is the 70,
loving:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-09

REGlMENFAL f3ENDEZVUUs- -
-,-, Sfdnnton. February 2s,h 1874.
* eand omcer belonging to the Is:h Re,ime.t
o. Infantry, not on duty, is required ic u',,.
AZ 10 repair to this place. and report, ia ps SON
20 tho com msntiing officer. r1'A
MI. IA. COLES. Col Is:h Re.',.