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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02
ONE IE0Us.s,, ID .fCRES OF LAND,
Fur SALE.

q YlNss in Albem.si-, on the Ri,anna, about one
Il mile from svlie--6O0 acres OF ~lieh lies
the east and loo 90 the west side of said River
Ihere is about 400 cleared Land the former,
winch IS IN good farming order The clearinghouse
rs large, bet wants some reps'rL.rhe Barn sa coed
one, and almost new- the latter, there is about 500
acres cleared Land, the buildings are o. woud, but
large aud roomy, aud yht at small expence be pat
IN good order for the tsSopton of Family CT AMY
size. Almost the whoo ofthcse Lands may properly
BE- sail ~ have been OF the fest descriptions of Noun
ulu Land II believe shall no, be tloryht extrs,va-
gait when say there is no lall in nl,nia better a.
dapted to the use Ut clover ahd plaster With re-
gard to health society, few taees excel it; il right
also be necessary To ;9 thai there two Muuulactu-
unG Mills, very convcrent--one within one mile, *
&c other about tlret miles below, im,nediaiei, On
the River. ~ =
Mi. Charles Roger, living en- the premises, will
slew the land 10 ANY one inclned to buy Terms
made know 4 by application Thomas Taylor, or the
subscriber living near Richmond.
RICHARD SAMPSON.
St---Sw
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COMPREHENSIVE

M ~ CLIO.N q COy1f.gfISSION HUSI
HERETOFORE carried on by Jamss Broom ;r
4 4 will in future be conducted by the Subscribers
under the firm OF
J4yhES BROJI,Is, Jr. e Nm. FINN EF.
vino have formed COMPREHENSIVE, and offer
their unreuIGtng attention and exertions, to their
friends and tae public, -
They have tf5r sale, aRoat,
1900 bushels Liverpool brown salt
tons English patent shot,
$50 crates blue AID green edged wsre..
OF best 1ucity, and laid in on low
md IN STORE,
80 hlIds. prime New.Orleans & Nus
covalo sugar
$50 bags coffee a.
$50 bbs. Carrther's best rectified 5ti
proof whiskey
20 pancheons Sd g. 18th proof Antigua
Rum -
80 casks London lroer stout
10 kegs LondonWhite Lead
|. 1900 sterling, oia5sorteh hardware
so lales D,,fel Blankets
do Fiannels
so PHCH.dG rs DRY-GOODS,
CONSISTING UF
9-S 5; o. Cambria MUslins & Lenns.
Superilne prints X undrcssed Caiiecc3
Ia'ies and Mems fine cotton Hosiery
Cotton Shirtings Irish Linens
Box x L.up Nlusiins, Pins
bales German Oznsbuivs
50 pieces Dowlas, s bales Hessisus
SuPerine Cloths 4 Casimercs, 80 &c.
JAS. BROWN, Jr.
WIN. FINNEY.
Juiv S--ff
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FOR SALE.

TAETAYIIRN < PLANTATION.
'CONHYLNLN1G 100 HCRES OFLAVD
NATBLREON nov reside in Cumberland Count
w near Cartersyillc, o, lamss River intiedin,e
on the Caroina and Lynobprg roads, To isi.nn ond
where tic ros-slsgc passes weekly. This place is
healthy well wgt@rc, aud ~ 4n ngreesblc hcigbor
hoSl--fhe dWc1lu SJuse leis been stely ,.,ared 4,
enlarged ior the fcceptoh dfa private Gi,nily, viii,
eo'ninOliDus stables ani other nttonscstds sitn.fi
mn isepud If 40. superior t. s.iy stand in ~. country
TORN IaTefIi-besile lnauy othcr advantages uunt-
ccssiry u mention, us IS nresmsbe tsose inclined
81 pnrcliase viii view tic ptsu,iscs
ne tcrms o. sale wiz b. made sccon nolafng 10
nc purchaser HUMPHREY DEiT
JUG fO---d
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=. -. ron SHE.
THE FOLLOWING VERY VALUABLE.
LANDS,


IN TIE STATE OF OHIO.
AM, Tract OF Coo s-3 acres situated on the Eas
W Fork of the Little Miami, aud distant about
miles from Cincinnati.
Another tract OF 450 Acres. situated on the West
SIDE oil the Scipta about seven miles above Franklin
ton, and the same distance from Columbia the present
seat Of Government
Another tract of l64 screa, situated inst above tie
tract last mentioned, ard within mile of Mill.
And one other tIact OF 1850 acreJ, on tbs Little S
ami, about fifteen miles above FrInkingtcu and Co
lumbia.
1t is to be observed that these tracts are on good
water COURSES, and contiguous 70 some &c the most
nolrishins settlements in the Western Country
The land, to- lays remarkably well, is C an excel
lent quality, and covered with OAK beech walnut and
sugar trees. The whole. has been accurately survey
ed. and was granted by Government for miar, SER
vices rendered and the patents for which are re.
corded in the Office ofthe Department of State
Any offers Tor, enquiries relative to, this property,
Will receive the proinp attention of MIR Cary Sedeu
who r. SIDES in Richmond, Of the Subscriber who
also fes!1es there, o. OF Mr. James Seiden, who will
shortly visit the Western Country, and will remain in
Chilcothe from the 20H, August ti LIST September
after which perio lie will proceed to Cincinnati where
lie wal reIna:n until the 20th September.
q 7 n. 10. The Editors OF the Lexington Repor,er
Chiicothe Fre'ionao, and Western Spy, are request.
ed 90 publish, Boon convenient the above adver-
usement until the 2sb September. and forward their
aeeouns to the Office fthe Enquirer for,paYmcnt
w. SELDEN, En- or. or
Mics SSLDgR, decd.
Julv 12 IF
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DISSOLUTION.
ROBERT JOHNSTON
AT THE
CRO.SS-CUT S.qW,


FiFIY P.4CK.4GES.
Consisting Ct IKE toi:y1eing articles zrlich he will
HtscOse IF or reasonable terms
" NlVES and fprks Saws OF every description
EA Pock' t * penknives Flies, Locks, Hs!fme
Scissors, Rizors Planes * Plane Irons
Pins Needles Locks. Hollis Hinges
Glzzler Diamond 20 Wood Screws
Surveyors and Pocket Drawing and CUTTING
Compasses, ChTns Knives
Nath Instruments Curriers' DO AIDES
Fashionable Tea Tr EEast Steel
Waters, Breed Ba'He'' Chzes and Gouses
Caddes, Dress'g Boxes Spoke Shares
Sugar and Spice Boxes Augerx, Gimblct,
Tin, Iron and Copper Braces and Bits
lea-hetties Compasses Rules
Tea and Coffee Pots, Squares, Reyiis
Coffee bills, Pmcers, NioDsr,
! Chalhng Dishes Brad Avis, Oil Stone
GrIlirons Thumb Latcheg
Table, Tea and Soup Glass Paper foes
:, Spoons fiatchets, 1rowels
Bell metal Kettles and Spaies, ShoveIa,
mortars Seythe Blades
FRYING Fans Reap Hooks
Goal Seutles, Shtcrs Anvils, Viscs
Kim and Casters, plated Timers and SIacksmills
and wood Heck Iron
BrassDess Mounting Fellows, Screw Plates
: COmmoes, handles and Bed Screws, Nails
Hoses Brads, Taeks, Sprigs
screw Knobs and Rings Steel German, Blister
Pulhes, Bolts ed, &C.
Guairant amt Catches Iron Window Glass
Escutcheons, Bed caps Sash PulIies and Lse,
Iron. Wood and lSrass Fish Hooks and Lines
Casior5 Homes, Gun Locks
brass and Wooden Cocks Gmilpels, Pfyers
Coach Nails Chest OF shoe-maker's
Weights and Scales Tools.
Cork Screws
Mattresses, Shoe thread
"A handsome assortment ol double and single Barrel
Guns, PooSetsud Horsemsn's Pistols, s0ne sheet
Lead.
July 5--stf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02

~ Ing nesr,i that some persons uuSi,ie.S l,al
= my Advertisement, concerning two bonds, given
by me T., William y Christopher Prlce, in the Enqui.
rr, u the io, of MAY is,, reelected on their chare-
tea, aud they having since agreed refer 10 arbir.
tors the inaiers IN dispute, concerning
therein mentioned think tpropcr estate, thas &c
suit them OF any improper modve or intention dis
pose OF SAID boads until the matters in dispute between
u, were settled.
THOA14S PERRLN;So.N
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.JOHN KING

DESPECTFULLY informs his ien,'s aud the
4 q Public that lac has just received additional
supply oil COUDS, suitable Cor the present nal ait
preaching sessa,, which he ~l sell reasonable rates
for cash, or acceptances in Town.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02
1oO DOLLARS RE WARD,


RU.Nt.q-W.fY
TTRON the subscriber, on ths ttth INST nm
6 Negro Man, about the usual height stout and
well made. fstl,er sclined to be heshy-stauds very
'ect, sud generally stsmmers when spoken to--has
ycJ good sci O teeih-his eyes sre inclined 20 be
rel ami iull--uo mark he recllectcd. bnt IN the
facchc has several marks nvrOss his forehead ike
ue scrsi OF pin, very plainly to be seen when his
hat oias sjlleu look. 5. Is very good carrispe
driver, a"d iUgmsily drove my back in this ulace-ie
- also goE iinpgrpotu servant, and can Shave toie-
.rble wc'lis probable ic will trt 20 pass fo- bar.
.ber--lIe was raised in ppwhalan, whei bis father aud
mother lives, ~ ny rlanfatonhe will iurably 1T
tempt 10 90 10 Tie North, rs lie has made sosac
threats 10 dat amount.
viii give Che above rcwari ~ INV person who viii
deliver 'iiin 10 Jordan F'onrnov, in Rohn,,nd or the
Subscriber ~ powlstan, f1tg liars " secured in
suy jed iu the United Stat 30 thai t,ft him arso
BENJAMIN NIOSbY.
Richmond. Ang. s3,---lm
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DURELL'S TAVERN

ii 4 s1OCI1O.N. <e
On che Premises, az IL o'cLock, on TIc!,,ess
day, the 9th Sent. ne.rt, c1
Will positively be sold, without reserve, that
WELL KNOWN AND LONG gsqNBGIsHED
TAVERN, ON OLD STREET,
(ldr. DGRELL being determined TO retire
from tie business ~
7sNllE LOT fronts the street nnrty-ive feet and
increases in With liz the rear 10 aLCst one hcn.
ed anil sixty feet, and extends from the street 10
the river, two hundred and iorty-f,e feet
The front house has seventeen rooms, aud IN the
yari IS convenient house detached which has been
used as Il dining room, and be conveniently ht;e9
up, tor the accommodation OF lclies travelling Tie
ont-honses are conveniently situated. The stable,
wiici IS immediately on tie river, aceornn odate
orty horses. productive garden is attached. The
whole premises are ~ COOL order. Possession can be
gsen On the day of Sale, that boarders and gentl,,-
men putting up at the house, may continue without
any ineos?euence TO themselves.
Also,
All the Household and kitchen Furniture, bslon
ny to the Establishment -.
Together with sone Valuable Servants.
TERnS-For the Tavern, bonds at two, three &
four years with I2 nnAtls interest ON the first pay
GA the FIRST and deed of trnst on the uro,,erty TO
secure the second and tllird payments
For the furniture, all sums under $50, cash---that
amount, aud not exceeding 800, six mo,tis--o,cr
5000, l2 months, approved endorsed negotiable notes.
to be satisfactorily executed b. ore the property de.
ycred.
NEenors--00 days.
iSy4-3fL. TURNER, r. M
l. IefersbHrF. .quptlgf 4 Il ---------fdg
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DICK.

iax Courthouse, Virginia, Onthc 2zth day May
last,
DICK,
bright Muaito Man. about twenty eight years old.
upwards of pix feet high, shakes his he,sl when talk
ipg he took with him green broad-cioth coat and
one pair ot bocts-the balance OF his clothing not re-
membered have no doubt but-tia' he las ohtar-
ed pass since his departure, rs So Negro Men 9i,.
went on about the same time f'o.n tlc came neigh
s~hood, have been lately apprei.en'ie,l their way
to the Ohio State, with free passes rir possess
sion s.
The above reward will be given, ant, all snabs
charges pad. pnlLlP YANJEY
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BOSWELL g 1Z.4NN,
TAiLORS.

.ft the sign Of The Golden Shears.
4 ESPECTPULLY inform the Citizens OF Rich.
e. rnond and the Public in general that the, have
taken the House on the of Carr * thirteenth
street, and directly opposite the Columbian Hotel
where they are prepared to execute all work in lhc,.
lue, in a neat aud fashionable manner, and hons.
from the strc,st attention to business to merit share
OF the public patronage.
August .,0--6t
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NOTICE.

FENliE Young Gentlemen of my School are respect-
4 fully requested To their Preceptor, on Fri
day, the 1st of September next ut the usual hour rs
the exercises VI the School will be taken up by those
WILLIAM EWING.
Aug so. II
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-dADREW SMITH

.dNDREW SMITH
AND
JOSEPH MIDDLE,
HAVE this day entered into partnership under the
u iirsn OF
SMITH .Q.N.D RIDDLE,
And Wilde business in the lower tensn cnt Of Col.
john Nayo's brick buildings, n Main Street, nearly
opposite the 8eIl.Tsyern.
Nat l. IF
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plaster oil Paris, ground, and in lump
Sper.a4crti cssdles, warranted pure.
Bosom crown glass. IL by &c, in boxes of
50 panVs
Ref,itd Peruvian bark, (, small packages
Whisky, in ticrees Of good qusl,,y
Tanners oil, in Barrels
Two bales negro cloth.
ulty s,---tf
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(. ~ %. wo fsini!cs Of good Plantation Ncrroes
VII, SIS OF e'slt boys att girls wanted Hsqlire
~ trs otce. july .---,f
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$50 REWARD.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber living near Hall
lax Courthouse, Virginia, tho 27th day OF May
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To BRICK L.il,EItS M; .N.ak'ER.S.
, NATANTEDa good Brick Layer, to build the a
w caden.y now begun on Marion HILL the work
IS To- be neat, and to be done drcctly-1he undsrta-
ker' be furnished with three trowe hands x some
attendance.
also H.9.Ar1,ED,
ONE MILLION OF BRICKS MADE,
Some this tall. and the balance next sprg-ano.ller
million will BIZ wanted next summer--Apply To
NEIL McCOULL.-
Aug so. II
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FOR SALE

ETALUABiE lAND--Adloiu;,,g INV plantation on
Y AppNuattux River, have five hundred acres of
land, which will sell on accommodating terms Tor
stock o either OF the Banks of Virginia stock Of the
United States The quality OF the land is well ,aI-
ted fol- Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and Clover. The soil
is sooi and The foundation OF clay-about three hun
tred acres q; / heavily covered and cuuted with ex.
celiont t;inbor. which will for buildings slaves
and ether purposes Winter-pock Greek a constant
streaIn runs through this tract on each side OF the
Creek, large proportion OF he lead consists OF very
fertile and prSluctive low-;aounts. There is avery
high HILL with handsome grove thereon, .onin,r.
ingi prospect AROUND q! about fifteen miles with sevc-
tai Sine spiinss issuing from its base-thS is most eli
gSole sete ton sIdag, country reEidellcc more
healthy place below the mountains could MI be easily
seee ted.
There are three bold springs, Which water about
twenty ~ thirty irres Of Hat and which now yields
excellent grass: std with little labor most valuable
meadow may be nd. which could be covered with
watsrat pleasure. The distance from Petersburg is
twenty-five, from Richmond twenly-sx miles sn,
navigation convenient. The cleared low and high
land rs sufficient tor orlng eight ten hands TO nd
vantage. Tt.e prem;ses will DC sl,ewn by me a:any
tine. O. R
For tho terms apply TO Mr.. Thomas TAYLOR of
Richmond, ~ TO Nj. samuel Turner OF Petersburg
or to the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD THWEAT'T.
Cbesterfc ola Y,,,a.,i -
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Proceedings Qffhe Contention held in Rich-
mond IN March, 1775.

Accordingly resolution was pAssclfor Immediately
putting UIe Colony itro posture Of defence, anil 0i'
preparing place OF cinboiying and disepi1ing suc',
puse Hcnry moved aid Itichld Heafy Lee sccoial-
ed IT, The iangs ofEuropcsn criticism might he ch.!-
lcnged 10 spread themselves against the e!cqusaee vi
that awful day.
IL WIS proud one 10 Yirginen, feeling aud act-
~ Yitl, lns cOuatry ID mCsthencs inv sjrt.'d III
ti.nil, ADD Cicero .atmea the backward. Tie. nlW
,,ddg, many I'll whom had travelled U she Convention
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Aug, 5..--Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
PROFESSOR RARTnr

The obseques ofthis eminent man were atten
ded ON Thursday by "a large concodrse Of people
The Clergy. the Medical faculty, the Trustees
and Professors OF the University, the Medical
) udenis to the number OfabOut Ave hundred
together with several distinguished strangers
and long procession Of other respectable Der.
sons, accompanied the body 10 its place OF inter
ment, where ihe funeral service was perforni,d
by Bishop WltEe.
To the mere spectator, the occasion though 4
melancholy one, was not altogether without il,
suggestions Of another kind. Such testimonials
to uie memory Of Doctor Barton afforded consol.
atory evidence ofths power Of learning, and the
weight Of talents in q country which has no other
ranks than those created by virtue ard WORTH
The remains ofa private Individual escoried TO
the grave, without the influence of opuience or
public station, without military pOmp or polit,-
"a parade, By an orderly assembiase If the cos.
mundy bearing silent but sincere witness o; t,e
loss they have sustained in the death Of sucn 4
man, IS spectacle at the sane tine affect &c
and agreeable, soothing 70 the kindred OF the
acce seq aud encouraging to all others Regret
Tor the bereavement IS ssssusged by the assur.
ance ihat society fendersits most ,sneqmvoc.
and enYUb'e homage 20 those merits, winch &c.
mus, assiduity, aid pfCb,ty, place WithIn lht
reach OF every one Of is Members
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
NTLEY WEEKLY REqIgTEB

SPECIAL agent for this work. 50 well known
o the public, viii be in Riehlaond, in 10 or -
dsys-2nd at about the same time, there will az.
rive 10 or % complete cobies for sale As "a IA noe
probable that Ike opportunity of SO CONVENIENT.
" obtaining the"Weekly Regster''will again oc-
cur and as the number OF h.es offered are, and
at present, must be very lmted---Ge Gentlemen
wishing to possess 4, will please to make early
application IS well TO secure 81, IS 20 save the
Time OF the agent Orders left with John Mad
dix, the regDiGr GgesfJor Richmead, viii be first
attended to.
Tie Register" will be forwarded bound, in
eight volume s-and may be had ia 81, sss as pub
lished, OK n volume, hereafter, as may be pse.
lefreJ
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C ON 6 r Il s S.
IN SENATE:

IN SENATE:
The bill introduced by Mr.. Barbour, for afford
ing relief TO discharged soldiers. &c attending the
seat of government for the settlement OF lher
accounts, was rejected on Tuesday.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 90
The motion of Mr.. Barbour, for appointing
COMMITTEE to enquire respecting the CLAIMS to
lands yet unsatished, of the Virginia officers m
the revolutionary war, was taken up aud agreed
to.-Messrs. Barbour, Morrow, King, Chace and
dacon are the committee.
Mr.. Dana gave notice that he should, at the
next sitting present bill relative to evidence IN
case of natural cation.
The bill making additional appropriations for
deirayin6 the expenses Ofthe army and militia
during the late war, was read third tune and
passeC with verbal amendment, which requires
the concurrence Of sthe House Of Represen a
ives.
December 81.
Mr. Dana introduced the bill which lie yester-
day gave notice, Concerning evidence IN cases Of
Decentralization 4 which was read aud passed to
second reading.
mot'on was submitted by Mr.. Stanford, that
so much OF The Message of the President of the
United States, as relates to the measure of con.
lining American navigation to American seamen,
be referred to a select committee. Every motion
of this character lies over one day of course
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-30
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
THusDAY. Dec. Of

Mr.. Mason, of Rhode Island, and MIR. Wendo.
va nom New-York, appeared and took Their
seats.
The speaker laid before the House a letter
from the Secretary OF the treasury, transmitting
an annual statement ofthe duties and Gus onis
for the year 1914 and OF sales of pubic lands Tor
the year ending che 3Jth of september, 10 -
and also statement afthe proceeds of the inter-
val duties and direct tax, stating The amount due
and the amount paid, and tic expenses of collect
ton, IN each COLLECTION district within tie United
states which documents were, on Motion Of
MIR. Minor, all oplered 10 be printed.
A letter was received from the Secretary of the
Navy, enclosing statement Of the monies trans
terTed from certain specific appropriations u
Other objects Of expenditure, &c.
Boil, the above documents were referred TO
the committee OF Ways and Means.
On motion of Mr.. Reynolds, the house proese-
ded to the consideration of me following resolve
submitted oy him few days ggo
Resolved, That The committee on Public Land.
be instructed 20 enquire into the expediency Of
appropi isting all that tract Of land known by The
name Of the Congressional Reservation lying
in the counties Of Maury and les, IN the state
of Tennessee, for the extmgnshmeat OF the gen
une lsad warrants issued 6y the state of Norii
Carolina, snd that the actual occupants within
the bounds of sad tract, who have been living on
sad lard ON tie LIST ofJan. last past shall have q
preference to perfect titles thereto Provided
notone shall be permitted TO appropriate more
than $40 acres, nor less than So acres Of land.
This motion Mr.. Yancey proposed 70 amend
by striking out the Whole, except the word Re
solved and inserting the following N lieu there
Of:
That the committee of public lands be in
structedtO enquire INTO the expediency of an
lpropnstmg so much Of the lands lying in th,
state Of Tennessee, known b. the name Of the
Congressional Reservation" as may be sufhcl
ent to sxtinguish tic claims under land warrant,
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. BY AOTduRlTk.

Fourteenth Congress Of TIE Tinted States. al the
first session. begun and held al tie GIN 5f IVLsE
fnstOn, az the Territory Of Columbia, On lIon,Lqy
the J,Wrfh day Of December, one thousand eiejie
hundred andJffieen
AN ACT
.EaEing additional abpoprtatiOns to defay the er.
fenses Of tie .Hrmy and .lfiItia, during the Lafe
oar 1OiM Great i5TiIai,i.
BE it enacted by the Senate and Hause of Re.
personalities Of the United States of yl,ae,lca in
Congress assembled, That, for dtfraying the ex-
penses OF the military establishment, aud those
incurred by calling out the militia, during the
late war with Great Britain, in addition TO the
sums heretofore appropriated by law, to hose OBJ
lects, the following sums be, and they are here.
by appropriated, VIZ:
For the Quarter Masters department. nine hum.
dred and fifty thousand dollars
For the pay Of the army and militia, FIVE mil.
lions six hundred and seventeen thousand dol
lars
For the subsistence Of the army and militia.
Two millions three hundred and ten thousand three
hundred and seventy-two dollars.
For forage, sixty Thousand dollars.
For clothing, one hundred and sht thousand
dollars
For bountes and premium 5, four hupdrs
thousand dollars.
For the medical and hospital department, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For Qualifications, two hundred thousand dol.
lars.
For the ordnance department, one hundred and
forty thousand dollars
SIC q IND be it further enacted, That the Sc
'erai appropriations herein before made, shalt be
pad cut OF any money in the treasury, not other
wlss appropriated.
II. CLAY,
Speaker efhie House of Iebreseafafires.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President u the Ssaafe, Pro tenbors.
AFrrovJD,
December 81, 1915.
JAMES MADISON.