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20 DOLLARS REWARD

ANAWhT from Hc .Snbsc,f6er. in TarutG-7, ias-
z =, a nfey .Ycgro Nan ndl7ed HARRY, coufmo7iv
cd0ed hurry Mcgee; he ig Hrht -olsgred nero.
sfoW and square set, 1geH kH01y,i ia Rci-71nd DqT
clhrrJ a09H HOcleifs, hu1sne .Ogfjted Of mn Coaf
Jord on Ire ,No5tctesier aol for misu ieqss basf--
ne e eHbpe'ed N BE- iv'tiqF U5oaf Ric6p,sfI b7tt
P"obabiy may be IN Ge aeiglbotf'b0odof.H Direep.
p Lo,asc co7fg, eiere he 7yas ~eis-f IN se-sr3l
dehuer the sdidNesTs IN Nh, Richard J1gheg at fie
bachesfer Coa' Yvd 9r secfrc hin in so,-e }ii 70
hIaf gefh Gg0i dial receiue ede aba e NJ 4rd6s
all reasonable esbeHoes basA
H7PRR HeTA
Riast Heath Goal Pts, .9tr1i -------,st-s
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sHAPARD 8 WEBB.
500 REWARD

I oSi on Saturday morning last a -T,3cK-J.J,
y BQOR or REliE.sfBR. 4.NCI, p. how'd i,
red-mo'foeeo containing about two hundred ,,Ioa,s
IN bank notes, and a number s-oF' paners
which, tho valuable to the subscriber,snn be Of ;t,e
use TO any 9th person. The bank.no es recollecfed
are three OF $50 each, of them of the Farners
'ank, ile cher two OF the Bank Of Virginia one of
the later having been, by accident torn n
ahfng the papers was note of T. T. Sheton 2, r.
if 5of0, ',5 ati, the ist OF jan ne:t--a lot, ,f "A
burden and /. Hsrte, TO Lawrence Catett E,. 70
tween lOp ami $500 certificate for two shares os
stock IN the erasrs Bank Of Virginia IN the name M
l'e5eFt haekey, aIecsip Of Robt Mackey fc- $500
aud sc,e'a receipts, notes s Obligations no; s,;sr
~ recoected to he particdlaiy described. Ihe
DER na' the book ms hand and RETURNED 3 ,,,J;i.
nockee gust he5crc ne sat nto the stage az ~ F,l
avein on Saturday InorniHgsabd missed il aLo,, IA
nhes rom tIcnmond feE7 MINUTES after tie ta,so
mao bsen changed TO a7o,er sage Tho ',i pessit,e
Il may have fallen irou biz oeiet in 1le act o. ,ss
me stage, hIs recciiectioI very strong thai he IS z
after ne entered the stage and is therefore sfrf
mat tell from his pocket in the sage TIL aS-,.
reward vs.. be sven TO any pers1n yro viii dc SO
contents OF t.ieh hook TO the Subscriber. IN Fre,iss
burg, or place them in situation tba: he viii \. t
Died to recoTer them, part Of chat I'd !, 80
portion 20 wh't may be recovered, A line r.r. ~
VIII DC gwen Tor the recovery of the papers oniv ,b
the pocket book oontained 19"'E' ui-
March 81 OD - o 3flhIEb. "
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CoMMON-CoUNCn MEN.

do hereby certify that the following per-
sons have been duly elected as Common
Council men, agreeably to the returns made
to me, by the deputies from Jefferson Ward.
No. 1, Monroe Ward, No. 3, and from Ma,
iiiis5,Ii yard, no 2. under my own superin-
tendance, to wit -
Jefferson Ward No 1.--Chnrles Pbitlock.
Sen '1tderman, .9nfhony Turner Jose1h
Mayo Francis WIicker.* John .ddan,s.
Icni. w Coisman, Samuel G.. .fdanns. n
chioafd Peasants, Joshua West.
Madison Ward No. 2.-Soiomon Jacobs.
RsseordeT, YIN. Fl. FazwAylyonn,. Daniei
WarToick,s Jaeqneiine B. j1arpie,. Nm. E.
Italians, Charles COPELAND, Plihjt W. .Aich-
olaa. John ADabier, John lillian.
Monroe Ward No. S.--Johu G. Gambia,
1fayor. Thomas Wiison,* Thomas Richie. :
Preston Smith,. Nm. Marshall, Nm. Pou-
zee, 81. Benz. w. Leigh, Peter Cruschfeld,
(! m. Mann.
MN. ID. WREN,
Sergeant oftde City Of Richmo,.d.
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A. KNAPSACK

YAAS left in he possession oc the sbscrib,r some
~ monthsbact; the Knapsack is insrke. Within
Letters :. h s. l6o " Rcgt. and confirms sundrgar.
uces % V caring apparel have been informed by
gentleman, that I've think some te1son from An
marie Is the proprietor Of tie same Il So by descib
ing the eoathng, uey will be delivered, upon payment
OF the expense OF this advertisement
L., HENLEY, Jr.
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ETRAYEIJ on ST0I . y

T7SRCN the Subscriber. oo,bo ,.ci,, -, 49,,
4 instant, n R0GyNT2 EOPSE, win hi, e.i,
sitd Ill r',md. 0nt!acts closely t.r,Ined tots o9
and eante-s well ard IN olerabl, god or,c ~ ~
work well N barnes t'e-e Is keviyr marks ofrs
sesron HIM o.her particulars ret recoii.etcd
Whoever viii deliver 70 ne, living il, R,rtn,,,, a.
sHoYe mentioned horse, shall receive rsw,r,i of e.
oolIers. Any information respecting Fin. Vii, W.
thankfully received ~ "'' DO
OJ7 wish u hire, three or four Negro Afsn.r
two or three Briel'-Layers, by Che rnont1 III
April S.---eDti
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WILLIAM SHIPAFD

~ iAh<iAu1 SftAFAHI)
sA'l-Hsf formed q connection will, cu;s y5ht
the bns'ness will hereafter &c transacted ,.r5e
the FIRM Of Shapord & TTe6t. = ,.r >'e' ~''se1
20 re oFFFR F0R. 4sQ1E
9oV barrels Caruthers s. Jcyb,-r's best -ectfei ,:
20 KEY, part ofwhici is fourth proof : = -
~ 'arres l'eiy old and fnel Carrt',ero' .sc..sd D.
frIiteTi whiskey q
so bales spHhins cotton
600 sacks salt
lS0 barrels tar
Is ditto rnsr
40 ditto liver or tanner-,o nj
casks wedding hoes
20 dozen scythebIades
s tons loswood
Ioc pieces good tsvicd sseliYe
aace-haf', Hessian and German roj,,
loaf, limp and brown sugar
oar iron, Serrnan aud blistcred steel
wrouEb; ard cut nails
imperial and young hvson Tea
pepper. piincrtc, nutrntgs
refined and crude ssit-petre, cheese
alum, T &C, stone-ware, shoe-thrcad 'f$,y =.
s'Tnd-stones, lam -biack Sco,ch.snuf- Sc e. 81.
coOsifeiabc portion Of the above articles ben.- on
consignment, they will be sod on the Lowest terms in
or1sr 70 close sa'es-We hourly e1nect 10 ,eca;5,-
'Vo lbs. p'irle green coffee, and few Binds M,sro
.s"o sugar-Oe will receive ali ti.r' tr country M,
ouce on consignment and transact cornr1sso bspes,
Ais sHAPARD q WEBB.
,vfi
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20 BOLLARS REW1R-D-l

DHNAWAY fr5m Mis'pLrce ON me 2Ist .56,r.5 :,
70 hteiy BLlCK. BoI. a5ouf oo,eats If arr. ~.
1eas IN me embe,nie If caDtaia Ben T;gte ~.
pl ce,' 7ghen he 75scoBded. Bortght him or,Iy,s
White Of King Baida costfq. and lis tro6,Ele5 he =;
nav az mat Uctgi6ooihs7d J 1eU b7y me a6orc re-
card to my Perso 4gho rvW dskue~ht5a 10 H. J,te
IA ms place fore1eerr MI CAPTAINS or ssseig fran,
e'rp2lfng Inn, or firm da1ing him e6Sar6 mr. 7ssr
sets, Under the psnadygf 6sigg rfgoronsIy prosecuted
DAVID w. BRAND.
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CONGRESS.
THE EDITOR

Danfr1es, .1hrik 4sh, 1915.
me election IN this county vesferday
fesAted ip the complete triumph 81 Demo.
81 l"y---9ason has obtaiucd a greater major
"0'er Lewis than any Republican Candi-
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FREDERICKSBURG, April S.
z ELECTIONS.

FREDERICKsByRG, April S.
ELECTIONS.
We understand, that in consequence of ap-
piicatiens to him, from several parts of the
Congressional District, Colonel JOHN MER-
GER consented that Poll should be taken
tor him on Monday last. at Spot.sylvania
courthouse.
ShottsylUania Election.
FOR CONGRESS-.
John Mercer 265
Philip Barbour 10
FOR THE SENATE OF VIRGINIA.
John w. Green 265
Robert Taylor 1s
Messrs. Stanard and Stevenson were re-
elected to the Assembly. without onpos;t;on
From the above statement of the potts; it
would appear that not more than half,the
freeholders were present. Herald.
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nc STR&NRI-RE7IIl-E-l.

A T his Don-csnc H7a-e-Ho7ss oo,,.i.o -.
Beck g C} Main Street, hos i,,s, recsiy..a
from the Mateise'ure-s, n sduitpr 70 liz ortner stek
80 cases hones;ir C'ooAr consisting Of f and cooras
e.nsssm9, ans Checls, STRIPES, Caarbrays, Shirt
ing a'd sewing Couons, Cas;peus Casir-erq' r.
Cloths, Sc &c.-All of which he offrs or SOL o, ~
good terms. Tor cash or acceptance in tovu Ar inv
can be had ia Philadelphia or New York
PHILIP BUDIOHG.
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FROM 5n0 M s4ann

NANTED on MmJeagt Of Real Estate in ,h,
W city, for which - per cent per annum viii be
given, Tor one year o. uore at the option 1.-THE Dor
rover. Enquire OF Mr. JekyiI Jones, f. Street.
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Constitution, ct sea, Feb Stu, 1915.
OF Cap Finlsecre (Snair

OH zap tIn!secre, (SpainJ
i have but few moments, nv dear friend
to tellyou Of my best health, and as good spi,
rits, as this news ofpeace allowe rne. which
we received by the brig that Conveys this 10
the y. 5. and who left England days AGO.
We have been quite uniucly in neetine
with the enemy, having only made one prize
OF lncoDsderable value nee leaving home.
Our prospects now are very bright we
spoke Dutch SHIP this morning, who Eeave
us the agree bic intelligence, that she feIl IN
" ID British fr gate Yesterday. on this cruis-
ing ground, and we are ali eIated with
the hope of falling in with her tomorrow
or next day. ] observe the terms of the
tre atty, IS they appear in the English pa
pers, are very favorable to us; but YOU know
we may be quit ignorant Of the matter. as
the law allows the legality Of all captures.
made even until 60 days after the ratification.
/ have not, thank God, ever seen so healthy
a ship we have been out 81 days, with not
more than or 10 sick, and not an instance
of death. Az In
a letter received in Boston from Havan-
ma, under the date of Feb %, from very
respectable American merchant, states this
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CRRYfRIc6rr

Never expeciny g. he called upon in tb;s yrov ,be
oo1Ter'',i,r ~''cb took place between Mr.. RAEnoLrn
sm 'r- CAHf, ore evening IN The month of Sept last
- the house of Jr MuRJAY made l;,tle. ;r,,,-.;
on ne the moment and That little is now nearly g.
Efsed Ivy ;,e length of time which has interye7nS
p'p' 1ebusmen are connected With me- and are
Sn'oog the earliest friends gSom knew in life. II
"'s 'heTcior, wlths,>--t regret that perceived TN.
s-''ns iurn vlS-' the affair hrs taken--and v.s I
sn'snhfeHd, ,tr from MIR Cary's intention. eyer ~
W. Eivci 4 such publicity With regard 10 the attack
TO tne rss' Mr. Randolph, to the best of my re-
collection, dnl use expressions similar to those attributed
70 HIM ny Mr.. Gary. Upon Mr.. C's ol,,e rviny that
wasa Uiost dshonorsble act, Mr. X replied thaf he
TSslnimatsi acquainted VITA ono Oi the officers an
sSged nthe ailir aui that lie was rs honorable a rnoo
a. Yefbrea'hed-and during that part NJ the CONVEX
s1toh, appeared more socais to maintain the ebarac
Ter lDs 'rerd, than to justly tic attack;
bsinE. much distressed II the extreme degree of
wal .u w'de9 the conversation nov assumed more
particularly as had been the cause of NJ Csrs le;no
present, fdid not, believe, remain in the rooi- during
The whole continuance off. At vii events nv recoi
lection Of the succeeding observations 50 ind,nct
them. 'i''
SIT JBBANIsTER.
ask the atteation Of the Public. to This
expression ct DIR. B.--The question is. did
WI H. or Gid ne not, justify the conduct of
the enemy, in the instances alledpedI IL he
Gid not. why the warmth alluded to nv rr
~ The part which took in the debate. ig
oeheve. admitted by cliff ldr. II. did not
take the adverse part, what occasion for
warmth, or how could 1t he excited
, u Since our last, we have eonversed Win one or
'e gentlemen present at the Conversation from WHOM,
o "orn , took the impression which we gave in
WI ,";'- nat gentleman is confident that our lnfor
Llnt hSd mistaken him end that Mr. John RardoInb
VIC H'l call Com Porter "fascaL"
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ATTEK ftON~-Manchester Cayolyuy
YOU Greercie7cdfo attend Muster on .Sahrdav me
l5M instant, at Broad Rocc treciselv ut Il
0'ctoch, H. M fr4peyLy armed and eqfabt \ f;,7
meeting Of tire coDgjnW is nios, eor7csnu dsred no
business 81 tie mim9st mportonce 1wR b. Gc,edzsSs1
PETER +. SMITH
Lieut. Commanding M IT. c.
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VIRGINIA.:

4 t Roles holden in The Clerks Office Of the Snpe
"A rior Court o, Chaneery Tor the Richmond tln.
trict, the S0th hsy Of Jan. 1915
Richard Anderson and Beverly Blair merchants and
partners, trading under the firm OF Anderson and
Blair, nm
Br0i75f,
Water Musclct. Of the State Of Maryland, & WIN.
W D.ckenson, Of the City Of l;icb,r Odd
Defs.
The Defendant Wqtsr N7usche,t, not hayi1p en-
tered us app salHco md given security according the
hct q Assembly and TIE Rules Of this Court and f 40.
Fearing BY sa>sisctory evidence. fnst he IS not an IN
hais tC3 ch.o country II IL ordercd Tlia' he sad
Defendant 30 appear here The first dav Of the next
term aud an5we- the b, Of De Plaintiffs and that
copgtf this order be forthwith Inserted in some news
paper published IN The city IF Bchmo1d, tor Two
months suecessiv IS nd posted at the front dcoroe
the Capitol in the sad city.
Il Cqty-
Tc5sc
~ n. HENIa1c, G. c.
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VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DEIEcA rEs

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prince UHi0m.-.Iames +. Heath and Re]rnan
Foster, by large majority Mr. Hooe, federal
candidate.
Pr9ncess-.4,ne-Wm. Davis. Wm. Moseley..
Nery .1f,r,ber
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For Mason
Lewis
--I24 Majority.

So that there were 113 votes fewer gipcn
az, during the present election, than in 1873
and Mr.. RS majority is SO short of what
it was then.
~ In the election of Princess-Anne. ON
Monday last no opposition was made to the
recollection OF Mr. Newton.
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COITON YARNS

at red1lccd briees
TnyltF farus spun at the Richmond Cotfrn' Faetorv
N were on the Isl instant reduced 70 the annexed
prices, by reta from which liberal discounts will be
made TO whfLcs,. fleDlera. - ~
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I'LL l'ERS0JTs
4 EhEIISG claims o!,r the Es.s,c or Mr. sa,r,,.
1reeHloa, decd iste Of dc ctv OF Jsichr. o-ef
are requested 20 present s'rnc The onhscriter
ana those indebted to said steie pi;i render ps-Inent
to :, +9
GEO. CIsE|...HO,Y,
-. For TIE .9cEn'5
1HPIh o. On
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date who has hitherto offered; and am
persuaded. if the polls could have been kept
open, it would have been considerably increas-
ed.-Strony hopes are entertained by Ma
sons friends, that he will run Joe hard
race send you statement of the poll here
under"
For Mason 1873
Lewis 60
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BY THE EXECUTIVES
COUNCIL

Mr.. George PaTkcr, Judge of Ute Crcuit Court for
The Eastern Shore District in the room Of Judge f.
vGrls, dead.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-08

Married, on Saturday evening last, DIR. Peter l.
Teller, to Miss Susanna Stables.
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mel AT his seat in Cumberland county on SUNDAY
the 10Th last Robert Fitzgerald, Esq. III linn was
combined the upright man. the sincere christian, the
LOVING husband, the indnigent parent and the kind
master. $3.50
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LAST GIFTS MN.

WASHING on, April 6.
NEWS OF. THE CONSTITUTION.
Letter from an 26fcer on board tie fri
gaze Constitution, TO his brother in this
CitU.
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az We are requested 10 state, that Be9,jaarin Nat
as leigh Es is candidate 10 reprc-eGt this city
the Honse of Delegates
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" There are few pieces of the present
Day which for keen and cutting reproof, r
Sfilendido bills, can bear any comparison
with Mr.; Edwards's Report to the Legisla-
ture OF ~ York. 1t l.ys bare to the very
lone the false patriots Of the Hartford Con,
vention.
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= Magistrates.

APPoINTMENTs-F the above, it ap-
pears that Mr.. John g. Gamble, is appoint
et Mayor---Mr. Jacobs, Recorder--and
Mr.. Z. Whitlock, Senior Alderman.
DIR. w. Foushee Sen'r. is appointed Presi-
dent OF the Common Hall--Mr: n. Shepherd,
Chambera H.
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Men Member.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25

and reitting them AMI for securing RESPONSE
5ility,n the subordinate officers ani agents g
Which regulations, when approved by the Pre-
sident OF the United States, shail BE- respected
and obeyed, until altered and revoked by the
same authority, and the said rules and reyula-
IONS thus prepared and approved, shall be laid
o-fore Congress ct their next session. 1t shall
also Dc the duty of the said board, upon the re,
1u,slti,n ofthe Secretary ofthe NAVY, to furnish
All m estimates of expenditure, which the se-
verai branches of the service may require, and
such other information and statements as he
may deem necessary
Sec. 5. hnI be ia further enacted, That the
officer OF the said Board holding the oldest
commission shall preside, and e:. commissi-
onir shail be entitled to receive, IN com. ,ensa
ZION Tor MS services, three thuuSarl five hun
drea dollars per asnum in lieu of wages, rati.
ons, and other emoluments, as naval officers,
&c. and all letters AMI packets to and from the
SAID commissioners which relate to their oifici-
al duties, shall be free from postage
Sec. a And be 1: further enacted, that no.
thing in this act shall be construed to AXE from
the Secretary of the Navy, his controul and di !.
rSction OF the naval forces Of the United States,
as now by law possessed.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker OF the House of REPRESENTATIVES.
JOHN GAlLLARD,
President OF the Senate, pro tempore
February z, i8l5-Approved,
JAMES MADISON,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
1 WISR TO SELL iN1'
TRACE OF LAND.

Lying within mile of James River in Powhat-
an County, about seven north Of the courts
house and 80 miles from the City of Richmond.
There is suficiencv of woods well timbered to
support the Plantation, three apple orchards
and several springs of as good water as any in
Virginia, good framed dwelling and other
convenient Houses presume no person would
purchase without viewing the premises, a fur
ther description is thought unnecessary. Pos.
session might be had Immediately, the terms
Of sale would be made known to any person
Wishing to purchase by the subscriber living on
the premises. Young negroes would be taken
IN part payment. EDWARD cox.
dec % &c
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED on the 9th or 9TH October
\ last, Negro Woman, named MILLY, Of
dark complexion, middling stature, and slender
made. Her clothing cannot be described, al
she took a variety with her. I have reason to
suppose she is harboured about town.
The above reward will be given tor apprc.
hending and delivering her to me in Richmond,
or for such information as W ill lead to her any
prehension.
WILLIAM CowAN.
February II, 1915. If
N. u. Persons found harbouring the above
deserted WOMAN will be dealt with as the lay
directs. I-
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FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.


REFLECTIONS on viewing the sta,ue Of Gene.
raj Washington. Miss e. l.. H.-Com-
posed short time previous to knowledge
ofthe rEAcE.
When Times fell hand, whose dire resistless
sway
Earth, sea and skies are fated to obey
Whelms in the gloomy silence Of the grave,
The glorious chiettain, the warrior brave ;
How sweet while History, glad unroiJs her
store,
Frsu.S't with those scenes which now exist no
more
With fond attention on the page to dwell,
Which loves the hero's glorious deeds to tell /;
Or marks the scu!ptur'd monuments which
rise,
With lofty grandeur towering to the skies
Great Washington, Illus,rious son of Fame,
(For sure thou mays this glorious title claim;)
What fond emotions in the bosom rise,
When art displays TO our admrirg eyes.
Thes,steiy semblance of thy lFcless form,
Which brsved so off the battles drest storm,
While victory's rays with dazzling lustre
played
Around thy brow, and lightened on thy blade ;
While stern oppression Fed before thy name,
And earth resounded with thy glorious fame !
o that thy iifelsss hand again could WELD
The sword of victory in the ensapsuined field
That thy cold heart, which long has ceased to
bea',
Again could glow with freedoms kindling
heat;
@! bat tty spirit, blest with joys divine,
Again could warm it's subunary shrine,
Terminate thy cold and silent clay,
Ard Guide Coiumbia's sons in Vic'ory's way
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$500 ACRES.

Being moiety of the ate Gen Summers ser.
vice right, situation 90 mics soutb Of kael-
vile, in the counties of Williamson and nutber.
ford, on the waters OF big Hsrpeth and Stones
river, embracing as rich land, good lastinr-
springs, as many settles for farms, as any tract
of its size in the Western country, clear OIL
contending claims whatever has been divided
into four tracts, and may be subdivided into
smaller tracts, has OH it % plantations avcrss
ging go acres eaci,--s family connexion ,h.t
wishes to move and settle in this state would
End it to their dvantaSe to purchase tie wl,ols
tract. The right in the land will be held IN es-
cure payments. For view Of the land. t;,Is
of sale. apply TO the undersigned.
Who has several TRACTS of his ownfor sale
also the tract on which he lives, CONTAINING Ii$o
acres, on which there are ten never f,ilimo.
springs, two story framed dwelling house
with other houses barn building 60 feet in
length more than $50 acre, cleared, nart IN
rel clover, timothy and blue grass an orchard
OF more than three hundred apple trees, BEGIN.
ming to bear. This is one amongst the hand.
soonest farms Tennessee holds in her Iimits-an1
the improvements considerable when il Is re-,
membered | have only lived here three vgsrg.
and five years ago the place was in a state of
nature. Title good. For terms apply TO
TIL. Il. SUMMER.
Williamson county, Tenn.
October %, 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-25
CBY AUTHoRIrY.1
AN ACT

AN ACT
To alter and amend The several acts for estab.
hshlng Navy Department, by adding there
to Board ofCommissioners.
BE it enacted BY the Senate and House of Re.
Pre7eAtafivss Ofthe United States Of A,ucyfea in
Congress assembled, That H. President OF tle
United Ststes be and he is hereby authorized
by snd with the advice and consent of the Sc
nate, to appoint three officers Of the navy.
whose rank shall not be below post captain,
who shall constitute board of commissioner
tor the navy of The United States and shall
nave power to adopt such rules aud regulate
ons for the government Of their meetings as
they may Judge expedient: and the board SO
cOnstilutt q, shall be attached to the Office of
tue Secretary OF the Navy, and under his super.
attendance shall discharge all the ministerial
duties of said Office, relative TO the procure.
msnt OF naval stores and materials, and the con.
s'Fucton, armament, equipment, and employ
nrnt, ct vessels OF war, as well as all other
ma tiers connected with the naval establishment
OF the United States. And the said board shall
appoint their own secretary, who shall receive
3 sum not exceeding two thousand dollars per
annum, who shall keep a fair record of their
proceedings, subject at all times TO the inspec.
ton OF the President of the United States. and
the Secretary of the Navy.
Sec. 2. .31d6e it further enacted. That the
said board OF commissioners, by and with the
consent of the Secretary Of the NAVY be and
are hereby authorized t. prepare such rules
and regulations, as shall be necessary for &C.
curidg an uniformity in the several classes Of
vessels aud their equipments, aud FOR repairing