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Adam Lynn,

Opposite the Mechanics BdnS,
Has received by the ship Ocean and su7
perior,
A large and general assortment 81 !,
URONMONGERY Cutlery, plated and
timed saddlery, japanned, brass,
and plated wares
= Consisting of
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The mode of q dressing wheat practi-
sefl in Flanders" is considered by some
as calculated to avert mildew, and at
tenpts are making to introduce it into
England. Certain implements OF has
bandry used there are considered supe-
rior to those used in England.
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A premium is offered in Scotland, for
the best constructed Kiln Tor burning
Kelp, and for ascertaining by chemical
ANALYSIS. the. component parts OF kelp
and Barills, with their relative value.
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When Napoleon met with successes,
the Democratic editors told their readers
the protecting hand of Heaven was spe-
cially extended to him-but when lie met
with reverses, they said nothing of the
Christening hand.
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A premium Of twenty guineas, was
given in July last, to Mr.. J. RutlNen,
Printer. for a Printing Press, invented
by him, The power of.the press IS bet
ter regulated, and the impression more
neat and rapid than with the old one.
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mo. 1869

this is peculiarly favorable in situation
to the seat Of government, where sup-
ply Of Iron of the best quality is always
in demand, and where it must beehigh-
iy important to have it free from the
chances Ct War.
The proposed works will be happily
situated for the supply of wealthy ard
populous farming country, needing such
supply. A constitution sor an Iron
Company hath been digested under tho
Inspection ofthc most experienced IRON
masters, with special view Of Ger
tainty in the necessary funds, perma
hence of operation, and safety to each
individual Stockholders, and offer
thereby, strong inducements to those
inclined to engage in such Company !
putting the property, with oil! its adyan-
tages, at less to the Company (of which
] wish to be ons) than what it would
actually sell for, in farm and wood lots.
! know of no men, of common pruS
dence, that have failed to amass fortunes
BY this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good, and the wood abuR-
dant-Who have sdop,ed the improved
mode, which was first praetised in Penn
sylvania, by Mr.. Robert Coleman; who
coming IA stranger into the country, &
commencing with nothing but his SUI
perlos sagacity and activity, made by
that business princely fortune in few
years; and is now the largest owner of
lron-works in America!
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing any Of
this property, or of engaging in the l.
ron concern, will be pleased to apply to
the subscriber in this place-or to Mai.
VIM. Hickman, near Charlestown. JEFF
ferson County-or to Mr.. Abel Jepners
near Waterford in Loudoun County
and II BY letter to pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July $. law
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IRON ESTATE.

On the rivers Shenandoah and Po-
tomac, in the COMMITTEES of Jefferson and
Loudoun /; for the working of which, /
wish to form small but able Company,
on permanent principles; deeming the
present moment to be peculiarly favor
bale for its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by practical men & pronounced
good--the ore banks are conveniently
situated, and the ore abundant, easily
raised, and rich; yielding iron of very
superior quality, as appears from the tes-
timony of those who have made and
wrought it;--therc are several favorable
scites;-the command of water is power
ful;-aDd the wood on twenty thousand
acres of land Gall of one trac:l is abun
dant and convenient.--There are few'if
any such Iron estates in Americas and
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Salt Anoat

Salt Aloat
5000 bushels Cadiz SALT on board
the Ship Wiihelmina for Sale by
L.aW-R.AS0sY & FOVLE.
Wao haze also tar2dia@ from the Brig
.allR, Can't. Rousseau.
S Ton 1stqaality St. Petersburg Hemp,
90 Bolts Russia Duck,
50 do. Ravens do.
50 Pieces Russia Sheetiags.
April 6.
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a Farmer and a Gardener
W anted

4 SKILLFUL and industrious Far
men who has no objection to removing to
the Western Country, will hear of a
good situation, by applying at this Of
fee.
ALSO.
A Gardener, who understands his bu-
siness, is sober and industrious, will
meet with employment, by applying as
above.
Feb. 2S.
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SsLl aAoat.

For FREIGHT CE.fRIER,
., The substantial and fast sailing Ship
aMEHiCA, Fieldear I.uckett. master :
!, purthen 5000 barrels o., 4o0 hoesheads.
ns'ns IN complete order for the reception
OF q cargo.--ApplY to
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NOTICE.

TIE Farmers Bank of Alexandria.
fms day declares 4 dividend of profits ON
its capital stock paid in, of four per cent.
for the last six months, payable to Stock
holders or their Representatives, on the
third instant.
JOHN H00FF, Cashier.
April l. lawSw,
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VOL. XVI
SAFES AT yENDUE.
q, cpeyv Ttesday and Friday,
IN e0o' XVII. Be SOLD,

IN WILL BE SOLD,
49, yendne Store. corner OF Prince
Al '"' and Water Streets,
Av ARIRTF OF
Du Gods. Gt0ceTlss, sc;
!, ,;.sI,rs Of which viii be expressed IN
far'i'1 the bills of the day.
80 All kind of goods which are on
sanitation and the prices. OF Which ta.i are
h' ',sl'SI;sSed. can at any time be viewed
e e's purchased at the lowest limitation
and pfi'''' ?. G. MARsTELLER.
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WEDNE SDAY, April 49, 1915.
Maria. alias Sally Prout,

RAN .9TF.dY from my farm, on the
night of 18th instant. She is small
dark mulatto or light colored negro
woman, about % to "a years old, with
prominent eyes and rather pert in her
behavior, pretty well dressed and gene
rally appears neat, and generally wears a
handkerchief tied round her head in the
manner of the French colored girls.
This girl is supposed to be free, but
in order to establish such freedom, was
permitted by the claimant to tarry in my
possession. She says her relations by
the name of Prout are free coIored peo-
pie and live near Annapolis; it is
supposed she is however either in Alex
andria or Washington.
AS the girl may not be entitled to her
freedom ON full trial, it will be my du-
tyin that case to return her to the own
er. | will give a reward of Ten Dollars
to have her taken and confined so that
get her again.
n. ELLICOTT.
0ccoquan, Virginia,
March $50. If
s The Editors of the Federal Re.
publican and National lntellisencer. are
requested to publish TIE above advertise
ment three times, & send their accounts
to this Office.
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Salt Afoat.

THE Subscribers have for sale on
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, Capt
Russel, and Scbooners TEACHER, RE
PUBLICAN, SALLY & CAROLINE.
1000 bushels Lisbon and St:
Ubes Salt,
ALSO.
Landing from said Tessels,
Is hogsheads Molasses,
g : s bssss'' and ; SUGARS,
SO barrels n. York Pork,
90 boxes Tin, and
$50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, & co.
April15. tt.
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10 RENT,

.xxtIp three story brick dwelling house
at the corner of Fairfax aud Came
y .sssfs. now in the occupation OF
i Iysenes Herbert. Esq. The situation a +. IS
ls - csicnIated for a private family or
v wen ho,lsc-the cellar will answer
S % arocery store or porter cellar, anu
'''.i, - rented separately from the house
will ,s.alao Dc IS dry, large, and a good
stand. ooo
An the vacant Lots to the east
r4ba so;d house. on Camefon-street, Ell
.ssr far term Of years or for ever.--Ap-
n Mic to be made to
NOBLET HERBERT.
March 25. Jaw III -
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John Dunn,
Oiircr Norris,
" H. Wilmer,
Bushred Washington,
Edmund I. Lee.

Members Of the Standing Committee.
+ April s. law4w.
So The Editors of the Fredericks-
burg Herald, Richmond Patriot & En-
qGirer, Norfolk Ledger, Republican Far
mer, Staunton, and Winchester Gazette
are requested to insert the above once a
week Tor four weeks, and forward their
accounts TO the Office of the Alexandria
Gazette for payment.
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Notice

s WISH tosell the HOISE & lot
Maeseoa | now live, ard snail
faba on tie I.eesbarg road. about two
ahleS isom AieSandria-Also. HOUSE
=. anu \ Lofla the town Of Nottingham, on
.ie fataxe'lt River, on accommodating
iGslnS'-Possession to be had immediate
Cdas. L. Neviit,
Upper end of Dake> Street.
lareh 10. #
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Fifty Dollars Rezpard.

DESERTED from this rendezvous
on the 18th instant, Thomas Is. Hether-
leg, sergeant belonging to the Goth re-
giment United States infantry. He was
born in Baltimore, aged 20 years, S feet
5 inches high, fair complexion, halle
eyes, dark hair, and by profession a
sailor. Whoever will take up said de-
serter and bring him to Inc or any other
officer of the United States army, shall
receive the above reward.
BENJAMIN SMITH,
lst 1t. Goth req. U. S. Inf.
Fredericksburg, March 17-sl.
2aw8w
Sugar & Irish Whiskcy.
90 hhds. Muscoyado Sugar,
2 pipes genuine old Irish Whiskey,
viii be landed from the Baltimore Pack
ct, aad for sale by
JOSEPH Vaudeville.
April 6. If.
goo reams Wrapping Paper,
A do. low priced WRI7INc PAPER,
Just receired for safe By
r. GRAY,
WHO HAS ON HAND,
A few copies of Bowditch's Practical
Navigator, Blounts American Coast Pr
lot, and a large stock of School Books.
Blank Account Books of every de-
scription ruled and bound to any given
pattern.
April 6.
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Joseph Spear.
JACKSON & RUMNEy,
HAVE FOR SALE.

Receired per Brig Wanderer, Captain
.Hesrcomb, from Boston.
1900 bushes st. Ubes Salt,
$50 pieces Ravens Duck,
100 boxes Mould Candles,
A e.nall invoice of Crockery & Glass
Ware.
A small invoice of Hard Ware and
Brushes.
IN STORE,
Cordage, coarse anG domestic Salt,
COttoa. &c.
March 28. SW.
Soap and Candles.
THE Subscribers have on hand at their
Mandatory Oh Water Street, lately oc-
scupied By VIM. Dunlap a quantity of
Soap, Mould & Dipt Candles,
Which they offer for Sale.
gR A generous price will be given
for raw and rendered fALLOW.
Henry Nicholson & Co,
Feb. Ii. diff.
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REMOVAL

&NA'Ao' IAh,
THE subscriber has removed to the
Store on ltamsay's wharf, formerly oc-
cupied by featon and Conway,
Where he offers for safe,
Beef. and Pork in barrels.
Salt in ditto
Soap and Candles in boxes.
c. GRIFFITH.
April 6. If
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Episcopal Coausntion

7EviiE Convention of the Protestant
a Episcopal Church in Virginia, will
hol, it annual session in Richmond on
tne fourth Tuesday in May next. By tie
deata Of cur much lamented Secretary.
the duty Of notifying this event devolves
on the subscribers, who take the liberty
oirequestins pupctuaI attendance OF the
clerical and lay DEPUTIES. As it is re-
qnired by the canons of tie General Con-
veution that parocInalreports on the state
OF tie Church in each parish be furnished
toeach State Convention; and as under
EXISTING circumstances such information
is necessary in order to enable our active
and Jealous Bishop to take measures for.
supplying item with ministers it is
therefore yefy desirable that each dele
gate would come prepared with report
embracing these objects.
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FOR 8 LIE

q TWO Story STONE HOUSE.
, y = N 'aiadlsbarg, lately fnishe,i,
~ pasn IS we'll calculated for a family.
s ssst good cellar and kitchen under
e,@la, .-l"o malt acre lotS, under a coed
tar o sur, aweil of mast excellent va
-,;; ~, ssalle' Carriage hoase, Sc. a. bar
ASA : sam nay BE- had I application is made in
r;ss o,' 'lias to the subscriber GA tie pre-
,e,n Edwin c. Brown.
allad'eA'Es, March ls--,is. On.
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Travelling lately on the, banks Of Con-
pectieul river, Ia The icstitY Of Hanover
& observed handsxds7and s. believe
thoH ads Of rods 81 strongs substantial
and durable fence. mn0e 0f white pine
sf1iss extracted fran She ground with
theigslpNls CnTinsitY led me % enquire
||aX What power and machinery, the opera
ton of extraction was performed. An
Nbligine stranger Showed me one OF the
machines. and explained the manner IN
which e was applied aud As | apprchend
these : achiaes ma be used 10 great adj.
vantage ID many parts Of the u. States
where they isaNe not been heard Of, | will
.endeavOnr: as faras / can recoIlect, to
describe the machine, and explain the
manner 0i sing It.
he machine consists of 4 very strong
pasr of wheels, say / s feet diameter-the
AXIS abc1t ls &c rs inches diameter.
Near to, and the inside Of one Of the
wheels, 4 third wheel, something less than
ttllie others, Is framed to the axis as a hub,
EA large rope or hawser, IS fastened to
the periphery og The small wheel. ind
|eOilsap6n It. To theend Of this hawser
are hifched E0nr 6xefi--a large chain IS
made fast 90 the centre Of tue axis and
sound the, stnups The oxen, .lrawiag
|Hpon the hawsef, turn the small wheel
and axis, while the two large wheels re-
main stationary. only supporting the
loperatiOn. The stump, when thus ex7
Itfacted ii borne Of, swingipg under the
axis to the line where the feace isto be
made.
II may be uscessary 90 add that where
the stump is large and holds q strong
grasp 1ln9n The earth the mast proEpineut
top roots should he cut off three or four
feet from the stump.
The fence RECONSTRUCTED BE- throwing
|tte stumps INTO line, and topping in here
and there root to secure the widest o.
lneniaSs. Te those acquainted with the
durability Of pine stplnps, it's hardly ne
cessarv ia observe that the fence cpiA
|xtrhcted of them wilIremsia s0aad for at
| least one generation.
a naeIliue constructed as above, and
Eapplied BY four men ard four OxesstsRi,l
lexfract from 20 to so stnups pesadSY.
| Els usefulness needs 10 comment. There
is uothshg visionary about it. The ex.
|peFinent has been tried upon a large
scale and lnaBv farmer who heretofore
dreaded the pine stump as an enemy
which would survive himself, and annoy
his heirs, how swings his undisturbed|
scythe or cradle over thes trOng grCuRdl
which bis fallen foe once occupied,
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90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and cordage, crates oil Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, & i hid. Chinas tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass deeanters and
goblets, 90 casks I'd wrought nails, 8 by
10, 9 by II, and 10 by IL Bristol glass
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
--tow cloth, sheathing and candle papefs
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk
hand ikes, whale oils lemon juice IL
casks, 2 pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pcpperin bags, IL boxes Young
Hys6n tea. 4 case domestic wbOlens,
"A Irish linen inboxes, and German IL
mems in bales. ~
s. flrf * lse34sf. AZ ~ 4;ytf lffyfss
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Cohsaaptsl and Corsi 81 tie last
week S reports os deaths ii the city q
N 4 ork ] see that ~ of the cases
we're eonsHInl lions IN stating which
Mr. Coleman makes the following ilIl-
|poftant notes
This disease has, for several carr
past, formed 4 fishtgsl proportion q
our weeklf obituary proportion net
leo Be charged to our climate salely: a.
|mone rs victims At least two thirds are
females, and we IRE authorised By one Of
the most intelligent physiciaBs OF this
|cfty to state, that IN very many Of the
cases Of female consumption TINT have
|conle under bis observation, the disease
|has been indncedb By the wearing ct Cor
Isits. Such ankRfimatioh from 4 respect.
able source should not be lost upon pa.
rents.
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8 the Navy GATED
Nslg- Eoi, Nor, 2, 1915.
g I have tie hondi 70 infarnn Won chat.
the ys S. Slopp Peacock arrived At this
place on Monday evening last, after an
absence Of nine months.
Asby the arrival afthe TOMB Bovine
and Hornet, you hare been made ae-
Eqnshlted With our transactions up to the
|S9lh of April, / shall c0mmence from on
separation from the latter. In May we
reached the Isles Of st. Pauland Amster,
dam, tour second rendezvous where ws
found a letter for US, which had beer
Ilelt q few days before BY the Macedo.
Enian brig, infarming OsOf the President.
action Es probable capture Here had IN.
Iteuded remaining some time, !ItO Fej0ip the
Hornet butbeing carried to leeward
In chase Of a strange sail, we were not a
bile to segaiR them and were at last
lcOmpsllell by 3 very severe gale to bear
lup. and on the 9th june made the island
IOf lava From that time latil the 29tll
Iae were cFnlziDg in the straits Of Eunda
where we NadefOur captures two oi
which were burnt, a third was given "
Ito carry $50 prisoners into BATAVIA, and
lfhe fourth released, Jas trOalher we learL|
that i peace had been made.
gO1lfhe different captures, We OBJ
tanned about 1900 dOIlarsin 81 Gle, and
gold to tie amount Of four or Eve thou,
sand dollars more. We have on board
item chests Of opium. The first prize wal
loaded with peppers and few bales d
coarse goods fox the Malay market ;saTle
lgf whiei, (as we had, no roam to stow
them away ne distributed amongst the
lcfew, as they wereinuch IN want of thin
Iclothes. 0l the m0pey, Eve thousand
dollars we're divided BY me amongst
|the officers and men, not one Of whom
had previously a dollar: the Remainder
has been expended in the i sbufsements
|of the ship.
" From Java we proceeded to the Il
island of Bourbon, where we procured
bread and other articles, of which we
were much in want, as we were on an
allowance Of half pound uf bread per
man. From bourbon, which We left in
Angast, we made the best 0ti0HF way to
the III 8. touching for a feWdays at 81.
Helena
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Publlc Sic

ON Friday the i1th inst. viii be sold
on the PREMISES, fiat valuable and
well finished two story brick
DieslIiag House and Lotef CroaaS
situate on the North side of King street
occupied bT Mr.. Jonathan Jaaney. and
adioininS Mr.. Cazenove and Captain
Bstss's dwellings Terms IibeFaI and
viii be made known - fireplace q
|of sale.
z. 6. MarsteIIer.
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Arriyen schr, Cuba, Fitch, % days
Iron ha Guayfa, coffee, hides, horns.
Left schr. Fox, Wynn, for Baltimore in
afew DAYS Ann Matilda. Hullen, 81
Nerfotk, in 6 DAYS Sarah and Hannah.
|charleston. 10 days; BRIG Frederick.
Harris, Boston, IN two days; sehr Gil
pin, Baldwin, of Baltimore, arrived on
the 8tho October.
MARKETS at La Ouayra very d,ill-
|Flpuf 81 IL and 8, duty increased to
SIS abarrel since lst Oct. TheE ilnpoE-
|tstfiti-of gin, fish and tobacco striCkly
|pfVhil5ited: the latter article contiscated
|iiniaediatelY ON its entry--Cotfee ffSt
|qaaiity very scarce, had risen 50, per
|quintal. No news from Carthagena,
During the passage experienced light
winds from the northwartl and thick wea-
thereafter maAing Hatterasd discovered
no land until we saw the Cliffs Of Pa
tuxeht OF New Point Comfort, smoke
brig EmmeliHe, Stevens, rs days from
for Baltimore.
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For Norfolk

TX The schr. Friendship, Captain
Boyd, will sail for NorlOlk,ih q
iew DAYS, and win take 500 bbis. on
freight If early application Is made TO
.4daus, Herbert q Co.
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1865
F6s T. stef
4.syr sffs.r IA sss IL Il 4 81
81 s. 5ssslns
49, 49,, g., 5 sI,;..sss q. yasss,,s
49, IS $ ~ ''s'i sbs :. ss;s.fs 81 men.
~ s. ~ - - 's ~ ,.,ss;.,,ss ara DIS
1890 .'' '.sSssSs - I,GS rf6oeII ie Is 81
81. go. So ,s,,sv J. ~ e. ifulIsils gSev
~ sl; - ,.,,,,slss;a 4 and ske storm tass
~. 8, ,', ..s..s; i =, 1tke exNerie,l6 )
=. 80 - - 'lss .5 ; 81 MAE leIe
J -. i,ssss 'as,sl,;s;eI,: hatred AND
$1,000 - ,.,e.,la ,l,sSe rs: WAS there not
ss'.,s s,s,larIIoss nav $ "a sestrsiii us.
~ - toss. toIS have psssions. and
.sk.. skssl 80 ssal ls,s qsbis IS 4 diff
81 49, ~ .I;s,,t ksk vet hoe,
.,5 - ,s q, IN ,Iks r..eaf mater
800, Sc $780, 8 i ,,,s 81 usii;;sf.r,l
ss. $ S So, 81 IS;il;,s s. Slevan,ls,s
49,. 49, s. - -. ~ srh@ No.
49, 49,. $3.50 & sbs;,
sssIsss s. :. - -
49,; ~. 80 sI. .,;s.,l \, g
~ '.s.s. IS 81 49, -, : Y,
q Ss':' s:'' s..''.s7 =. Y
81 'es9sse s'as'e.'S os ''ss = NV IS y: I
Srsss Gss Iact, thas those heroes, we've
al aisae as,6itsesS m common s,,Il
asf nas stsasted 81 ID enthusiasm,
lIsllls iess ppA Fit tliaa tAaf Il bis gd.
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Population Of TaStaSsa.

Again the Vast anSinentlilg population
| of the west is about to burst into new
Ievidcnce upon the eyes of the nation!
Ianother manly link is about to be added
|tothe bright chain OF our glorious repub.
|lics, in the territory Of Indiana, wkichii
viii be seen. from the extract below, 4
entitled to demand her admission into
the union, " upon an equal fo0ting with
the original states ia all respects what
erer.n The ordinance Of congress pro.
sides that whenever any Of the terrific
RES north west Of the Ohm, shall have q
populatiolfof sixty thousand persons, it
shall besentitled to come into the confe-
Iteration, upon an equal footing with its
other members. Z. IS i 81 b
West. .asgas. q
{ NTe were ia hopes before this to have
been able to have laid before our readers
the census of The territory. Or population
Of each county, but as yet We have not
pFocnredbu a part; from which we may
safely calculate on exceeding the amount
If population contemplated by the act Of
congress for the erection Of new states
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adoption 81 the same into the federal y.
Mon; we have been politely favored with
the census fronl tlle following counties
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France and recognized By tins govern.
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Of war Peacooks @ the Secretary 8!
the Navy, dated
.Nag. Kasls, Nor. 2. 1915.
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