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-1 1'hRadeLthia, June II.
We lament very much the intlisposition Of
the hon. James A. Rayard, at Plymouth. 1t
Is reported shs, his physicians had held a con-
suitatlon on his case, and had come to the
conclusion THAI Isis brea>t must be laid open
TO eject a cure. MIR Bayard, it is said, had
consented TO the operation. 1t would seem
that MIR. Bayard expects to.feturu to the u.
p. IN the Neptune,
The Hon. Joln QUINCY Il iams, as Amer;-
can minister. vas introduced to the Prince
Regent, III his private closer, at a ievec, on
the 9Th June delivered his credentials, and
was graciously received. Boston I,QLlad.
Coy letter tro,T az o5fceri IN the ;feoyrraueon
sqaHifsn Of NE tni.ef States 10 his jiIeag in mi
lads5Pai.s, aatee
2 United s'a,cs Ship Guerrero.
Gibraltar, June IL, 1915 4
81 have bet ere facUient to nf,r;a YOU Of the acti
vi Of the squadron at this place, after passage Of %
Us, and Of my being N bea'th, being troubled
With any kind OF dizziness during fie voyage not even
sea sickness, Nc rade ne .4-1'es tweIe DAYS after
orieasihg New-Yoik Ne roGeici at Cadiz We
te' dry prs e,i thf0ughe Suegts of Gibraltar an,
arrive stills Ilsee wich ne vii! eaye as soon As the
Trld gyi permit, IN ptrs,it OF our ehetnv Til. /
: rife squadron pissed fhe 5treieh boGnd TO- three
llays sincg, and w hr3e so1n t5neef 'Clein Tb4v
have nnsa demand On Sien fr,5cG,Ov0 dollars.
5OOpOo q which was PAID AID t!ieg axe now watnr
OH cope de Cat for the temainder." "
'Caps de Gaffson tie S5anisk .tg.dif.r,arsar,
coast G5oW 200 mites east IT Csaulsa,.
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O'Clock IN tire eve,l,,e, 1eW De erbos,d n Soie
oMHe premises, me noety ofthat zai,ia6ie farm on
ChichsnIlOniont, .N1rnzn, -nin1L ~ = v -. VI
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$50 Reduced 8 per cents.
10 4 per Cent.

IT , P'T CENT NOnsOis,
And an understanding, that net more ,bs, On
m mons would be requirs,lSfur the next wear
o. that to be supplied by the Commissioners OF
Che Sinking Fvna "
honaparte left 'aris. on The evening Of June
10Th, & no late advices lad been received from,
days. i'''' Ao'
The Neptune sailed from this port early in
May 1913, with the Commissioners to Got
senours-has been twice at Elsineur, Copen-
nagen and Revel ;atSt. Peters 5urg, Harwick,
AntwerP, brest, Havre and Plymouth-and
has brought back she whole of the crew sh,.
carried out. Ph1 mn, gt-' '''o
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ogfce effhc Driapore Gc-etfs.

4eS>NaS A|tcfn. Az. 4, 1913. y
The United States Strip l>Ett u NE. arm al the
Delaware. fhs place, las. evening" KS d., $ f,m
liy'"o';i', i-''ng IN boa,,i .,iessrs. BAYAsy aud
CnAwrrsp.
Mr. Bs.ar. is still quite inlisposed, havng bcen
emhncd his bed 10 days ne as 9rou. ht fu, ,sr
H,pt'sne ltt:evening to his house ou = cot The-ee-
iA'on OF ol ming is brerst has not en- pesibrru.
e''--iiis compliant ia have beer. ,enruly
NEW, both to tiie physicians OF renee .r9 England
-, satiib'.ei to living clamp sheets, ON MS lou
Icy from Ghei,, 20 PARIS.
: MeAsrs. GAi-LAl,lN and CLAY we're in Lc.,don,
iormlpg acopmerciaI treaty.
Ee'pre the Neptune sail, d, was known in En,is,d
that Bonapsrte had left Paris for the army
June 81, lat. 47, long. is, the NEPTUNE was
boarded from the u. s. frigate Congress. can
tam MoUis, 10 days from Boston for Am.
stcrdanl, all we'll, gave her late, English ma
pers--Lt. Gregory .left the Neptune x went
with capt. Morris. i.
Two ships were to sail for the II. S. in six
days after the Neptune, wiz, released prison,
ers the ship Woodrop Sims, Jcnes, OF PM.
was expected daily from London for the same
purpose.
Capt Jones has London dates To the 10th
ult- the new Loan Of Sc mill ons was contra
ted tor say q, for England, and 9 for ireland,
as follows:
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The following from the Columbia Ctzetfe. il honda
IN us by Gentleman wbo is the friend OF Mr.. O.
eiive, and the friend Of I4terstere--.ye I've ia
place with great Pleasure.
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CRIMINAL INTERCOURSE

ErfrGet cfaIetter from gentleman ia Bo,-
ger. 10 lis friend in Bostsi, dried 5rc
18Th, 1914.
" DEAR SIR,
am happy t. inform you, that s.o,,
seems at present b be put to the disgracefnj
practice of sending on large droyes Of cattle
from this part Of the country TO the enemy At
Castlne. A drove Of about forty head has
lately been Collected in the town and vicinity
OF fayette, III the county of Kennebec. bv 2
Mr.. Onder7O,od, and others--in the town of
hampton they were seized BY MIR. Hook
the Collector, and drove into the town of
Carmel, back q oils town, and pu, into the
care and keeping Of number of farmers in
1hat town and Ttighboriood. On SaturrIa,
night ct last week, being very dark nizht.
mob Of about thirty, armed as il is sSid
WIN swords, clubs, and pistols, and consis,,e,
OF British agents ard contractors, with tbe;r
subaitern hin eliEgs from both sides Of the RI
yer, attempted TO rescue the cattle from the
custody Of the CT Hector, and to forward absref
on to their friends snd enpioyers--,rhe'
had 50 far succeeded IS to coffee, narr ..
me drove, and had passed the river from the
lower part Of this town'6ver to Bro Nar I'm
nc zee : but in passing OF The ice gave way.
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SECRETARY OFTHrNAvv

we are Proud. to acknowledge the sseer;-
Or ?. worth OF Mr.. Croyninsh ei,ic; end we be-
heve there IS no Ran in oar conntry more
capable of succeeding Mr.. Jopes than This
gentleman, IN the Navy Department. His
peca,iar talents and commercial KNOWLEDGE,
quaiify him Tor the Important Office. He has
a: mad and decision that is much wanted
III III sucn department. of the government.-
He will always be capable of discern;nr ~.
mt and OF rewarding it promptly and .or-
rectiy, without fear of any man Sor what he
does or says.-His patriotism and intrepid
support OF the government has excited The
best feelings Of his friends towards him And
while ne presites III tie Navy Department,
the Navy will tind him g staunch friend. x AN
able visi'ant supporter ofhs country s rights
Boston Yankee. =
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FRClT.2'HR HsT


Eeftcrs from, Caa,ine are as lare es ~.
2,sfh.nit-. The People in The dfsf,;ct eo,t NJ
'hr Feno6*cof continued IN the e,,;o,,n,,t ~,
exercise offheir cioH and nafrlr9i 1,h,jj, ,,cs
ana or 81 s'ie !sartfsonS ofCasfine IS Mus
dS'ana mere vsre no atEeavonces af PR
trade IN Castine svas uery brisk. ona n ron
tleh'on from thence remarks llat the con.
coarse Vf'neks, carts. tgc. in fhc arr, ra-
caEled 70 his mind me }cr7ezer COLLIN dous If
SAFE Sreer. Tie .fortGsstions ar CgS,;, ~
9orTe considered by jua.ges as: perv stronr"t
me J0"r hrincitai redou5ts bear the nao,@s ot
Forfa George. Gosscln, Furfrnxe ond -,
nofscot but there did nor attear ann cr-
TaoTdlna,y vigilance in the garrison. NOR A.
ny afhrehea@ions IF aaack, atho.ch n ,,ere
q Tth'rIs on thc sutject gvere daih, eoss;a.
fea. ne troohs III tie garrison err a de-
tqehmenf VI artillery, Tire 2eth and SD regfs.
ne 7ohofe commanded By Colonel BIemn;ort
Y me o2a. Il temtorury theatre ha, been
ehe7'ed there epith The C6n,edy oyrfIe !" Poor
tIe'S lem n - the cficer.. and sam. oyote,,rs
ron h4at!far, making IN NE mdle Dgama,is
Persons The intercourse quith f6e count,,,
Is JTSefs, HlloqOcd, and tends much 20 aiyc7,iafe
me cenoifion offhe citizens ofthe t!iafrtcf.-
.anaec9muodu'fou stage runs constarfhy br.
f''ee8 1t@ifca0c4 End Castme by BeIfasf.
Centinel
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LEGISLATURE OF PENNSYLVANIA
TO The EDITORS.
ILarrisburr, Jan. "a.

nv ho'T@ourg, JaH 4fh, 1915.
lhe apathy, or something else, of yo,Ir ma
honsl councils in rejecting the DIiHfia DraG
6aH has called forth to-day in the Senate the
following resolutions, introduced bv Mr. Rid
die, "a federalist) prefaced by few eloonen,
and patriotic observations. such as would
do honor to some Of his brethren in Con-
gross:
ResoiUed, That committee be appo;nsed
70 enquire into the cxpedency ef raising Inv
drafts from the militia, a corps Of eight thou
sand men, to serve during twelve months for
the defence Of Pennsylvania and the adioi,;n,
states, with leave to report by bill.
ReSotUed, That the same committee be in.
structed to enquire into the eZpediencv If
procuring one or more steam frigatcs. steapa
batteries, or other means Of defence, for the
protection Of the shores Of the Delaware Win
leave TO report by bill. Wv"
Resotved, That the same committee be IN
structed to enquire into the expedeney #
borrowing sum not exceeding one million of
dollars, to be employed solely for the defence
OF this state, with leave to report by bill
Read second time and adopted.
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Connof5re -Nlcdsaonci-Z "A sree; - IN -,
Common Council was held al one ,r'ocJ y,,,ts,r,oy
conner tue hnn'eipal hon0ss Of tle Civ nr,o, OIL
ant CnrI NJ CBUSorGR. ~ b"-
tie Imm-rss crowd ,yhict I'D osecrlll =.
ness the sorno, made Il ncct s;arv "a, 81. ,;e
tnsT curo'i'y, to adjourn TO the lar. court ~
where Ice was Introduced by & com u,ti-a c,,,,. -
N'ue.'hah h'pes Nud Nr. Brown and having s,,
the Commof'ore as follows: '''"''
When our northern frontier was invadsd
by powerful arny--wlicn tie heroes ,yhr,
nave InTnortazed themselves on the Mac,
IA were pressed by superior force--yvb.,,
me capital OF the nation was overr,,n hv bce-
9h7 oands-wlen the most irnpof tantgcitv ne
tie south was attacked by the enemy. ana
men ne threatened % lay waste our mari
uine towNs with fire and sword--at a per;o,,
sp inauspicions and gloomy. when al h,,-
tnose who fully understand and duly anne
Ci@te the hrTnncss and resources Of the A
mer'Can character, began To despair. n tie.
republic, lou were the first who chapoe,s
tIe fortune OK our arms, and who disneiics
the dark cloud that hung over cur c,',,tr,>
WIN toFce greatly inferior, you met the en-
envy Wanting OF his superior strenr.h ang
Ce'iit mt Oh yictory--you crushed His prrn,i
xpectatlons-you conquered hiu-and H..
egbattled hosts which wete ready e. -
trate into the heart of our country cd =
u'sDiay ct confusion. IN discha gine the preet
duties which you owed to America. Won did
s. OF OF forget, IN that trying hour, the source of
al q power and all good you appealed otba,
Beng in whose hands are The issues Of life and
tne tate OF cations ; and you completed he
tian Hero. vac Nhi's
as long as illustrous events shall. be EN-
Qooieu IN history, so long VIII the victorv ~,
Lake Champlain, obtained under your ane,i
ces' command the respect Of mankind. All
wi.sh YOU aud all who hear me, shall be
numbered among the dead, these ,,bo CO..
cced US, to the most extended line Of rrrnot,
antiquity, will cherish with exuitation So.
great achievements, which are so indis'ol
by connected with The prosperity and p,oy,t
OF America" NV 6'o'J
The Ffeemsp's Oath vas fhen al ..,;s,.r,1.s
Commodore and the certificate of frceHeta ,s. ~.
5en~i to np"i m on elegant Gold h.. ta,r., -.
1e.,eu ,i'sse tesh'nonas os respect, Cooioic S5s-
cpl ''7H5 .
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on other bills" On the one hand il wa,
contended that the Senate could not amend
bill by adding new tax thereto. be-
cause to do so would be to originate a tax,
which, It was urged. was forbidden by the
spirit OF the con,'itution. In support of this
doctrine. an argument was drawn from
the practice under the British Govern
ment, where the House of Lords is not per-
mtted so to amend such abili. On the,other
hand 1t was urged, that the power to amend
beng expressly given to the Senate, forbade
analogy to the practice of any other govern
ment. whose unwritten CONSTRUCTION Contained
no such provision; that the power OF the Sc
nate to increase or diminish tax not being,
denied, the power otherwise to modify a tax
followed ct course and that in bill imposing,
ajax on manufactures, the Senate had an un-
doubted right to add to the articles enumerat ID
any other article which they deemed a pro-
per subject of taxation, &c.
The question on agreeing to the report was,
after long and ingenious debate On this
point, decided in the affirmative, by Yeas and
Nays. by the following vote;
For the report e7
Against it So
THE bill now only wants the signature
OF the President to become law1
The House then adjourned.
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PHILADfIputA =, Q

~ -. =, IND r LPHIh, JaO, =.
We hear nm nnRch rcpret, Mut ihe atfor-
ney-GenT@ IF tie United States, Rich
ara hSsh, Esq: is t'Idighoseti, If billions /e
oer.
II is a faet 7Oorthy Of eshecia! aren42n.
thet on ne 2d Of Oeceni6tr, Almbok Coch-
TGne gus IN feTson ar Marrfnico. ne hare
Yrs Jacf from solrce entitled 10 fmGRcit cre-
az. Dem. PRISE.
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RUTLAND, wy Dec. ii

"A number of British deserters last weey re-
ported themselves to the commanding oiTirer
otthe rendezvous in this tom. They came
from Canada
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* gave this detachment OF tht mob. so-etber
with the cattle, very handsome siucking
In the mean time, the other party had beer,
discovered by boy who rallied FIVE men
Gone OF whom had a gun) who finding that a
numoer OF hefv oecn cattle had been driven
oil among the rest, pursued, overlook, and de-
manded their cattle but they we're threat
ened with instant death in case they attempt
ed to retake them. A squabb!e then ensued.
In which an attempt was made to disarm
the man OF his Gun but after having wound
Ell a number of them with his bayonct. he
peat them Off; upon which one Of the mob
drew, or pretended to draw his pistol. and
threatened to ire; when his antagonist dis
charged his gun, the ball from which enter
ed the side OF the face of the other and cams.
cut OF his mouth. together with several Of his
tefon ins mob then dispersed. A few O.
ther people had by this time collected. who
pursued the party over the river, and brought
oaci Their cattle =: which, together with the
others, were returned back to their former
sfanehrts, where they will probably stand
safe until the law has had its effect both IN
on The m and their drivers.
- ms nasty sketch istaken from the re-
ports OF the parties; and though il is believed
20 De mafe'1aHy correct, it may not be cir
c'.n1sfanfaify SO. But at anv rate. a,th,p1b
we may hereafter save o,r beer it is donbs-
ed by some whether the mob will be able r.
saUe !keT sicoSI"
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RnGaLne. Dec O

an express from Washington CITY passed
tins village on Sunday evening FOX the head
quarters Of Gen. izard.
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-y,, BOSTON, Gan 4
The brig Graad Turk sailed from Salem
,on'osturday- The Essex. P3rsnns. IF New
buiypQrt on .cruize, sailed from p,,r.sn,o,,l
on Thursday the Antiiope In ca. The M
Sateer brig Scoorge sailed from riewoo,t on
SATURDAY The privateer Mammoth. Row
and sailed 't,ooi Portland on Monday Morn
ing on cruize -
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0Dlce oftie freeman. Torrnal, }
Fh!laaeLtihia, ian. 7-epeaiiat-.
Extract ola letter. dated


Cape MAY, Jan. S, 1915.
" There is British ship in the Bav. sa;5
to be a ~. They sent fag on shore ON
Monday last, and they report that thew had
spoke a brig bound to Halifax from England.
IN short passage of eighteen days which
tod them that Ifreiirundries Of heaee hod
been SiSnedby orr Commandments az GbrDI
hope It may prove true-but have INV
doubts" J
ESfracf q another ritter tram Phila9elbLio
dated ian. I'M.
mere is the following on the Coffee House
BOOKS thus evening. Mr.. Hughes writes
from Cape May the 9TH inst. that the S.cn-
Ger OF ~ guns came into the capes last Sa-
turday evening with WHITE FLAG M HE
Jorefoif, which was still flying and sent ON
S more ana stated they had spoke a vessel from
England bound q Halifax in shor, passage
who informed them, Prehmi4arfes Of neeS'
ND been siSried 6efIvee7 this eoaatry and
Englana 90"
"Anotherletterf rsm the Postmaster. dafed
the 5th inst TO the same effect"
tMr Hughes, the writer of the letter re-
ferred to, IS known by gentleman in this ci-
ty, who states, that he is a respectable man
on whose information every reliance may be
Placed.--Ed. Bot. Gaz.1
This city was filed, on Saturday Dig,t and
YESTERDAY, with rumors OF heaee Il was
said (and believed b. tzc zefse men who ira
verse The coffee hodse) that a British shin Il
var hao arrived ia the Deldwar= bay. wjth
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WI flag flying, having a few DAVIS ,,cf,r, IA,
IN wish a vessel from England bnund ~ Is M
iiax with treaty ofhcGce ON board. 7, i
true that vessel OF war has arrived, in o,S
cay-6ut as to the Evhite FAR if she did bo;se
one It was signal to the heace ;sa,zv whe,r
70 or1ny their fresh provisions The story
altogether, was not Ito use fash;cnsh.
phfase]a a bad Sus--''us it is story sill.
-f'T0T0--Son On
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"A splendid dinner was on Saturday last gi.
ven at Baltimore, to Coils MIrcVk11 ard
iowsoN OF the army, in compliment 70 the
hish services rendered BY them to their coun-
try in their military capacity.
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VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR sale ar .aUCIYO.N.

AN "Wednesday the 10th day Of aiay, at o'clock in
~ the afternoon, fair weather., if rot fair, the
next evening, Half Acre LOT OF GROUND,
town measure, including the improvements thereon
composing part of Lots No Oils and syn in the plan OF
TIE eiIy it being the residence of the late Mr. Sam.
Greenhow, dccd.-.GLso, one other half Lo, on,
the opposite sIie OF the street, adjoining MIR.
William Mmshals, known by the No. 6il.--.5iso, I6
halt acre Lets OF Land III Duvals addition the lots
Leid by Mr. Poilisux, aud other lots sold by Mr.. VIM
MIehe--.iiSo,. Two other buiiins Lots of 81 feet
front, lying Broad-street street, Icing part
q the LOT OF Greund on which Mr.. Hopkins lived late
the property OF Mr. Crss estate These lots will be.
Known by applying to Mr. Christopher Irvine. VINO has
ert cted building near the said street.
The sale OF the above property will be made by Mr..
Thomas Taylor; the terms thereof viii be G., ~, Is
ard 81 months credit Notes with approved e,alars-
ers will be required for the first nsaluents, the
two last without eudorsaton, hat deeds OF trust will
required to the whole purchase money, except
ing The two Lots of "a feet each street. where the
title will be retained till each shall have been paid
off,
Possession may be had upon the completion of the
Terms excert OF the dwelling house, OF which possess-
On will be given Isl July.
Tie -4dministrGtri.r and sole Derjsee
Of Samtlek GreeAhosv. deed.
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MR.. OGL.YIE.

This gentleman is now at Columbia, South
Carolina and the public will be gratiied to
near, that he has, IN measuye recovered
his health. The politeness of friend enables
us to state, that Mr.. Ogilvie is at present
engaged in an undertaking which has every
prospect of being attended with complete
success. From among the students Of Col
gmbia College, two classes have been form
ed---a Senior and Junior. Before these MIR.
Cgilyie delivers a course of {" Lectures on
Rhetoric, accompanied by occasional sxer-
CIseS III criticism and composition, and con-
slant exercises in elocution." The afternoon
of the Senior class extends to every part of the
course that of the Junior is confined solely
to the exercises III elocution -Four months
will be thus occupied, terminating on the last
day of June, at which period, the public and
all those immediately Interested, will be en-
alb ed to judge of the utility Of the plan and
the proficiency OF the pupils, through the me-
dunn OF an examination and exhibition. Mr.
O.s whole powers are bent with unsparing APP
plication to the prosecution of his interesting
task. And altho' the labor is immense, we un-
derstand he finds the employment delightful.
He is repaid by the unparalleled improve
nent OF the emulous and enthusiastic youths
who have the happiness of improving this
golden opportunity. There cannot be the
least fear but that the closing exhibition will
add largely to the renown hitherto earned by
the orator. We make no doubt his labors
will have commenced new era in that res
| pectaDle seminary nor shall we feel sur
prize if Mr.. o. have by his exercises inv-
| gorated his own intellect, sharpened and re
fined his already exquisite discrimination, C
| rendered still more extensive the vast fund OF
| knowledge which was before his.
l. is not improbable that, after accomplish
ing hio present undertaking, Mr.. Ogilve will
make 20 his native land the voyage which be
has for several years contemplated. He pur-
| poses then to return to US, aud 70 continue
his efforts in behalf Of virtue, eloquence and
taste.
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Paiuoble Property IN CHdFz5TTfSUTlfre-
For SALE.

FSSiIESUBSCRIBER wishing (or the benefit q,
4 Mrs Estes's healt,l to remove from CLaiIottes
s'le, Offers Tor sale,
TIE VERY VHLU.fBLE SYlq.AD
he present OCCUPIES, consisting III oInd
in the of the own-upDn which there IS II two
story stone house 50 by 60 ieet--a framed house 10
by 60 feet, connected by bujng Is by 40 feet
makins passage OF one hundred and ten icCt--thc
house, first mentioned, are fitted M 10 suit T
vern, with twelve rooms with FIRE paces---In the eel
lar, IS a k'tehen wash-housf. and gilg rooms Ion
servantsunder the pa sage IS excellent fire-proof
cellar, arche5 over toG feet hick--A good ee-ouse
suiosk -bouse, &c. &c Two large stables each 20 by
81 eet--the situation aud improvements of this place
are not confined TO Tavern Keeping lit would afford
the most eligible stand pr merchant, oc any in Char
'otesviie. 1t is unneeessaiy 20 say more upon this
subjeet-persoos inclined To purchase, are Invited to
come aud view the propertv-f it is not sold at pri-
Nae sale before the 2Ot May next il win on the first
Monday inJnne, DC sold 10 Inc !nghcsi bidder at the
Sell Tavern in the Cay OF Richmond. -Four thou
sand dollars Of he irchas= money WIFI be required
when the deeds are executedthe balance divided in
two equal annual payments and satisfactorily secured
-.iol further particulars apply to Thomas Taylor Of
ifieiIinond, Who will conduct the sale.
TRiPLE1I' I. ESTES.
P.S. If private sale IS effected, ten dsys notice
will be given, previous TO the first MONDAY - Iun-
TIE.
'Lori, q
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VOL. tf.---NO. f1S.

being, shall from time to time ISSUE warrants
tor the military land bounties, to persons en-.
titled thereto. Provided atqoavs, Thas such
warrants shall be issued only in the names of
'he persons thus entitled, and be by then,
or their representatives applied for within
years after the said persons shall have be-
come entitled thereto ; and the said warrants
shali not oe assignable or transferable in any
manner whatever
This provision of the act will be rigid
iy adhered to, and the most carefu, scrufinv
had in every case before warrant win be
issued.
by order of'he Secretary of liar,
ID. PARKER.
.4dj. g ms. Ger,