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JAMES MADISON.

Within few days past the following among
other appointments have been made, by the
President OF the United States, with the con-
sent of the Senate
FuLwAp SKIpwIrH, to be Consul for the
United States at Paris
r, FExwrct (iate Colonel in the army
to be Consul al Alicante.
WILLIAM DRAHroN Oate Colonel in the
army 10 be Consul at LOrient
DANIEL STRoBEE, OF South Carolina, to BE-
Consui ut Nantz
WILLtAM = RARNEY, to be Consul at
Trieste
RIcHARD NJ HALL, Of Pennsylvania, to be
Consul at Barcelona
JAMES MUanAY (the former consul) Consul
It Liverpool.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-11
WASH, NOTION, March 6.
By tie President eff fhe United StaEes. Ut
4uerirx

n fi.OOtst-,A A IN.
The Senate aud tiou e of Reps sen.aives O!
Che United States havt, by a i,iGt resolution,
signifed heir desire, that a day m,y be rect mr.
mend I'd, t. BE- obsery ii by the pcoa!e Of tn
United States with religious solemrity, rs a
day OF Thanksgiving and OF devout acknowledg.
mcn:s to Almighty Cod. his great good.
ness, manifested in restoring to them the bless.
ling OF peace. 3-
No people oupht to feel greater obligations
soc-lebrste the goodness O. the Great Disposer
OF events, and Of the de5tiny o. nations, than
the people of the United States. His kihd Pro-
videncc g;nally conducted them, to one of
the best portions OF rhe dwelling place, allowed
FOR the great family of the human race, lie
protected AMI cherished them, under all the
difficulties aud trials TO which they were tx
posed in their early days. Under his fostering
care, their habits, their scntim nts, and their
pursuits, prepared them ior transition in due
time for i state ofIndependcnce and of sslf-go-
vernment. IL th9 arduous struggle by WI ich
II was attained, they were distinguished by
multiplied tok ms OF his benign interposition.-
During the interval which succeeded, he rear
ed them into the strength, and endowed Them
with the resources, which have enabled them
to assert their national rights, aHd TO enhance
their national character, in another arduous
conflict, which is now happily terminated, by a
peace and reconciliation with those who have
been our enemies. Aud to tina same Divine
Author of every good and perfect gift, we are
indebted for all those Prviiedges and advan-
tages, religious as well as civil, which are so
richly enjoyed in this favored land.
1T is for blessings, such as these, aud more
especially for the restoration of the blessing of
peace, that nsw recommend that THElsECoND
THURSDAY IN APRIL NEXT he set apart, as a
day on which the people of every religious de-
nomination, may, in their solemn assemblies,
unite their hearts and their voices in free-wiil
Offering to their Heavenly Benetactor, Of their
homage OF thanksgiving, and of their songs Of
praise
Given at the City of Washington on the
fourth day OF March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight huR
dred aad fifteen, and of the Indepen.
dence of the Unlt=d States the thlrty~
h ninth.
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AdJf e Inets. Generals oGce,3
dlarch 4, 1915
GENER ORnHn

Those officers who have been sunerin,en1.
ing the recruiting regiments ami corrs. vii,
muster and inspect such recruits as were or
tualiy enlisted before the close of the war -
When this shall have been done, and descr;p.
tire lists made out, according to the for,p!
which have been transmitted for that purpose
they will discharge all such as were enii,tei
to serve during the war The recruiting of6s
GERS will then join their regiments and corns.
with those non commissioned officers. mu.ic;.
ans, and privat S, whose term of service has
not expired, except, when the regiment or
corps may be on distant service thew will ;,t
such case, repair to the nearest depot of in
str1ctlon, OF all which, reports & returns will,
forthwith be made to this Office
Whenever any non commissioned officer. mn.
scan, or private, shall be discharged. separate
rom his company or detachment, having nav.
&c. due, he will receive such Certificates as
Will enable any District Paymaster. or otber.
proper officer, to settle the same
Recruits enlisted for the war. and discharp.
ed without joining their regiments or coros
Will not receive the retained bounty.
BY order Of the Secretary Of war,
-. D. PARKER.
.6djt. and ms. Gsnerui
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-11

VIRGINIA
.1T' Rules holden ia the C2erk's 6Gee Ofa,e s.
Perior CoHrt Of ChaHcsJy for fhe Ricl,nos{
District, fhe s0M day efJaapa,y, 1915.
James Morrison, /; PIE.
agaiest
Robert Campbell, Robert Gordon, and ia,nstt
his wife, and James Currie, which said Iaynes
sHd gannett, are heirs at ia@of James Cn,.r;s'
deceased, as well as Che heirs aud legal re-.
representatives. Of William Currie, deSS,ssJ.
Robert Hicks Nathaniel S. Ddilann. and Soii
his wife, formerly sally Hicks, John H;cks.
an infant Son Of John Hicks, deceased. when
said Ronert, Sally, and John, arc heirs az tfe
sad john Hicks. deceased, a. kirkpatriek.
surviving executor OF David Duncan. doc.
ed, William G. Peudieton, Register of the
Land Office OF Virginia. and James Velcb
and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan. Msre.,'
Tett Duncan, Polly Duncan, and Peggy Inn.
can, children and heirS al law Of Dsyid Dna.
can, deceased. Der,s
-TIGE Defendants A. kirk5srirk i Sr,.s.
u WEIGH, Nathaniel S. Dnllarn, and Sale nj,
wife, and Samuel Duncan, David Duncan. tfs-s
garrett Duncan, Polly Duncan, aud Pegpy nm
can, children and heiys At law Of Dsxii Dun-
can, deceased, Rothaying entered their appear.
ance and given security according to The Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court, and Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, thst tbev
are not inhabitants Of this country HE o..
dered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on the First dayo the next term and ans vger Tie
bin OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspspeT
published IN the City of Richmond, Tor two
months successfully and posted at the from
door Of the Capitol, in the said City.
ooPY--TEsrE,
February III. wsv;
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si6,7o3,o97 ~

1t Is to be observed, however, tbat the
preceding estimate does not include sum
Of 2,799. eco dollars, being the principal of
the treasury notes. which became due in
1914, and remain unpaid because the un.
executed authority to raise money by loan
for that year, IS sufficient to cover the A..
mount if loan caapow be obtained, indie.
pendent OF The custem house debt, (s, 900. 600
Of doliars) which accrued in 1914, but is paw
able 10 1913. and which is now considered
as part OF the excess Of 8 ,975,9oo SO. sta.
led 10 the 1t &, .! The 17t!, OF January, 1915.
for tlie burpo OF being specifically trans
fGrIeG, in the present estimates, from, the
ways snd means OF last year. to the credit
Of the ways and means for the present wear
Upon the whole, then, il appears he. Che
revcnae for the year 1915, viii orotably =
mount to 100000 dollars and that ~,
and means are now to be devised, Il. rove,
for the difference between thai ~, a.,
the aggregate amount of the demands for N,
service Of tie year 1915 which viii be a.
eersiued by adding tie amoua, ct Inc es,i
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Hdjt. and ms. &c,
IN ANTIcIPATIoNoF THE MAIL. .

IN ANTICIPATION OF THE MAIL.
To Tie Editors efthe lt1eycaanZe .4,{,,s,1;oer
% Boston, Sunday noon.
GENTLEMEN,
A gentleman who left Halifax on ,hr sth
INST arrived In town tins morning, aaJ has
favored US with papers of the S0th Ian,,rv
Sd, Attn and 9Th February. The following
are extracts So
Sc Hahtaz., February 3 ,-Arriyed on SIM,
day III Nj. frisate Ninbe, SO, caor. Deacon. az
days from Portsmouth,. Passengers ION the;r
way to Canada) Com. Owen, 10 succeed Sir
james l. Yeo; Major General SIR Genrre
Murray, * b. TO succeed SIR Geo. Provost.
Capt. Payne, R N. and Mr.. Vidal, Secre-
airy to Com Owen also. Lieut.. Col Adj
nison' iootn regiment; Maj. JDhes: Lieuts.
Irant' Torrance end Griifths Assistants
Surgeon bloxham and $50 noncomnise
stoned officers and privates, royal artilIery.
number OF officers and 40 seamen for the
ships on this station. Sailed this mornine.
II vi. brig Ciinker, with a mail for Eng
land. Ibe>Niobe brought London papeTs
to December Goth.
g Porfs,aouth, (Eng.) Nov. 90 The O.,
met sIoop of war arrived this day from, Me-
foundlaDd. which she left or the7th rlt. will,
Meet of 81 sail under convoy
" RearAdmiral George Parker it said
is to succeed Admiral Durham, v he is in
disposed, in the command at the Leward
Islands.
g London Dee 10. I4ouis XVIII has stat.
ed ths debts incurred by him and other
branches of bis family, in foreigr couatrie !.
at 80 millions offraDcs the interest of whick
ne hFst engages to pay out OF his civil list.
the principal to be afterwards Incorporated
in the French funds.
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s 10 10000

Willie the revenue is thus materially aug
steuted. .le charges upon The treasury will
be coaside; ABLY reduced. IL is not in the
DO wcr of this Department, At the present
time. to adver. 70 the estimates OF Ehe ex-
penses of the peace establishment for ;he
war and navy departments, but with the
aid os the public credit, and the legislative
sanction for the measures wh cl will be
proposed, it is believed that the Treasury
will be competent. in that respect, to meet
the most liberal views Of the government
Indepsnlent. therefore, of The estim ates Of
the war and navy departments, the char
yes on the treasury for the year 1915, win
consist of tie following i'eras:
J. Civil, diplomatic, and miscellaneous ex-
Denscs, as stated in he general estimates
fer one thousand eight hundred and if
teen, 8 1,s7s, 2s9 So
a.The public debt viii call
for sum of S 14723.eO9 So,
to answer the following
ciairns:
For interest and rejrDburse4
nent Of the fuaded debt Gre
sted before the war, (l.e
amount OF principal ehre-
deemed Oh the 3ist Of De-
cember, 1914, being about
S9.965,i93 dollars. co cen.s)
&3,45S, US 40 ----- -.---. -
For interest OF
thefuldeG debt
created since
the war, Cho
amonnt Of
principal IN
Dece1aEer Sit
1919, being
4s,5s0s1a IS,
so which little
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RIcHMoND. MARCH I'M. Ial5.

We are suthotized 10 state that WILLIAM
VI. RoANE, E.2 Of the Coun.y Of King and
Queen, Is a Candidate Tor, the Congress of the
United States, in the District composed of the
Counties OF Caroline, Essex, King and Queen
and King William.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-11
100000
S 100000


The ways and means Of the Treasury Tor
1915, provided and pay able during the year,
may now be presented.io a view essentially
different from that which was necessarily
taken n.lhe letter from this department,
dated the 18th of January last, white Con.
templa,ing the continuance of the war,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-11

already explained. The estimate, threfore,
assumes the following form:
i. The total revenue of the
customs, accruing in the
year 1915, being as above
( stated, S $4,000, 900
It is estimated, that of that
sum there will become pay.
able. and will actually be
received into the treasury,
in the year 1915, in the
manner exhibited in the
annexed schedule marked
A. about 100000
2. That on account of custora-
house bonds outstanding at
the end OF the year 1914,
which, in the letter form
this department, dated the
18th of January. 1915, was ts
reserved to meet the unsa-
isied appropriations of
that year, there will be re-
ceived during the year 1918
near 5000 coo
Making the total amount Of
the actual receipts into the
treasury. from the customs.
for the year 1915, 6 6.5oooo0
The ways and means OF the Treasury for
1915, provided and pas able during the YEAR,
may now be presentedsio view essentially
different from that which was necessarily
taken in. the letter from ibis department,
dated the 18th of January last, white Con.
templa,ing the continuance of the war.
!, The duties OH import and
tnpage will probably. pro.
duce a sum ine usive OF that
receivable for dulles which
accrsed prior TO the present
year. Of about 3 coo
9 The lirecttax instead Of
sum Of oc0C00 Of dollars,
sFprobaby give to the
tire asury, in tie year 1915.
in Consequence OF the flci-
lities of the peace, a sum Of
about 2,5o0,OO0
2. The internal duties cid and
new, aud postage, inslead
of a sum of 7,050,0o0 dol
lars. will probably give to
TIE treasury, in the year
1915. III conscGu, .ce of The
fucilises OF the peace, a
ssmfof about e,o0o,Co0
4. lie sales Of the public
lands will, probably, pro-
duce in the year 1915, 100000
The ans unt Of Incidental
receipts, from uiscclIane-
ors sources, will, probably,
be about 100000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-07

5ef Virtue Off Deed Of Trust executed to Benjamin
NJ Sdosoy and The Subscriber, By David Ross, Esq
bearing date the Goth day OF January in the wear 1908
and OF record in the homo able the General Court OF
tins Connionwealth--Will be Sold on Monday the
10Th day OF June next at Favanna thouse at Pub
tic Auction, the residue Of the of the lands convey ed by
the sad Juenture remaining ulsold in the counties ii
riuvanna snd Albemarle, on Cunningham Creek Rae
koon and the waters, Bremen aud Berry Greeks The
ORIGINAL quantity conveyed, supposed to contain about
seven Thousand acres more less Tor the purposes in
the same ntenture, mentioned the following terms
one tonrth part OF the purchase money be paid in
cash, aud the residue IN two and three equal annusl
payments thereaiter--the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, and with Deed of Trust upon the
lands for securing the annual instruments as they shall
respectfully become due. The land will be sold in
parcels to SUIT purchasers The Subscriber will con-
Vey warrenty against himself and his heirs only
upon the purchasers complying with the terms of sale
VIM. c. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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NOIICE
En-, TINT

IS hereby GIVEN; TINT
4 the next August Court OF Gloucester Comfy.
L at the Courthouse thereof shall sell at PM.
he Auction, Ter cash, so much Of all the
l. H.G-D s 8 LOTS
In that County, returned delinquent Tor the pon-nay-
ment of the Taxes for the years 1888 g 49, o.
10, IL 10 Is, & IL, will be sufficient to DISCHARGE
the arrears OF Taxes which shall then rena;n un-
paid' and ten per centum per annum damages there
on
= The sales will commence the first day of the
Court and continue from day to day, until they shall
be completed.
\ list oil delnouencics may he seen in the Clerks
Once OF the County, in possession Of the Subsci-
Der, Or, in The Office Of the Auditor Of Public Ac
counts.
VIM. II. ROGERS. Deb,ay Sheriff,
for
THOMAS B. FOX, S. G.. c..
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN


FsNiAi at the next August Court Of Henrco County
4 at the Courthouse thereof, shall sell at Publ,
Auction for cash, OF all the
LAMBS e LoTS,
10 that County, returned delinquent for the non-pay
nent oil the Taxes OF the last year, will be sui
Gent TO discharge the arrears flakes which shall
t'en remain unpaid tor that year, and temper centum
damages thereon, together with the Taxes of the pre-
sent year The Sales will commence on the first day
Oh cue Court and continue from day day. until they
shall be complicated.
The Subscriber is authorised to- receive all such Tax
es ana damages, at ahy time before the Land shall be
spin list OF delnquences may be seen in the Clerk
oice OF The County, III the possession OF the Subscris
counts.
y AT the same time and place will be sold--so
muei' OIL the Lands and Lots returned delinquent, as
VIII nc suhcient to discharge the taxes due thereon
prior to the year 1914.
TIL. PRoSSER, SHC
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FOR SALE,
n LE9SE or n Il

n LE-dSE OF 4 .WOST
l. 4 A 5 A \ = ENE.ME Mt,
IN the Hill, Immediately the valley, from
~ the Sionumentni Church, containing five acres,
enclosed with ditch aud pianking, Il highly manu-,
red, with sufficient proportion in Gar.eD and the
rest soviet in Oats aud Clover--tbe buildings quite
new, consisting OF brick
DWELLlNG-HOUS & KITCHEN,
United in the ceageorder, and other lou SEES of WOOD
sufficient tor all the purposes Of such an establishment
including an excellent large Ice-House well filled
Immediate possession will be given TO this desirable res
,dence, and The complete HOUSEHOLD q krrCH-
EN- FURNITURE, nearly all new, will be disposed
OF on moderate terms, and two good
MICH CONS,
On tha premises, may be retained at g valuation
FOR TERMS, apply at Mr.. James Browns Yentlue
Office, and the tenement will be shewn by the oceu-
pant at any time
June 3-wSwp
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NO1CE,

is HEREBY GIVEN.
MA at the next August Court of Prince Edward
Count, ut the Courthouse thereof, shall sell
at Public Auction, for cash so much OF ali the
LIN DS 6 LOTS
IN that county, returned delinquent for the nom
payment OF the taxes, prior to 1914, MS will be
suneeht TO discharge the arrears of taxes which
shall remain unpaid, and ten per ceutun damages
thereon.
r, HE Sales will commence Oh tn first day of the
court, and continue from day day, until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such tax
es ana Damages, at any time bafore the land shall be
sold list OF delnquencies may be seen in the Clerks
o'hce OF the Cnuny, in possession OF the Subscri-
counts.
JAMES McDEARMAN, d. s. for
JOHN ROCKER
She'I5 Of Prince Edward County
may lU.---wSwD
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me Lieutenant GoUernor of'Me Com
weaith Of Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION

M HEREAS it has been represented to the Exc
w cu'"e, that RoBERr ScoGGiNs, who had been
renadeo 10 the Jail oil Prince George County BIZ An
Exarnnng Court thereof, for further trial cboyecd
~h The CRIME OF MURDER. hath broken said JAIL s, made
nus escape theretrom have therefore thought fit with
The advice THE Council OF State to issue this Prscla
haten' hereby Offering reward of one hundred dol
M u any psliQn or persons no shall aPprehend and
cosvey 10 the ah aforesaid, the said Robert Scogeins
ana 90 moreover require all officers civil and militia
ry' and exhort the good people OF this Comm wealth
70 use the best endeavors apprehend and convey to
, ",orsSaa, the sad Robert Scoggihs, that ne
may be dealt with as the law directs.
1Neh under my haRd Lieutenant G overnor
Aforesaid, and under the seal of the Com
zeal Deal; monwealth, at Rchmond, this seventeenth
DAY OF May, lSr5, and of the Commonwealth
the thiry-ninth.
LINAH MINIS.
~ b. Robert Scoggins sabout feet or 5 inches
hs' stout made, black eyes, dark skin and about Is
years old.
-1Jlg ~. -----n.i-.
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NOTIGE
rs HEREBY GIYEW

rs HEREBY GIYEW
TsFHAT ut the next August Court Of Ohio Cam.
Il y, at the Courthouse thereof, shall sell at Pub
lie Auction, for cash. 80 much Of all the
LOTS 81 LANDS.
In that county, returned delinquent Tor the non-pav
ment of the taxes Of the last year as will be sufc;.t
to discharge The of taxes which shall then re-
main unpaid Tor that year, and ten per cent dam
ages thereon, together with the taxes Of the present
year
=, ne o"ies viii commence on the first day of the
Court and continue from day to DAY, until fbev shall
be completed '''
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages, at any time before the land shall be
500. ISL OF delnquents may be seenin the Clerks
Office Of the said county, in possession of the Sn6.cr
Der, or in the Office Of the Auditor u Public ceounta
JOHN FEAY, u. S.
FOR
BASIL RIG SIS, S. o. C.
May 24.-,y8w
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NOIlCE.
COmmissioner's Office orhe
EJlIyEc Ti,f;I,I,,os

C0H'niIssioneT's Office ojMe ,
I'u6lc BnilGlinps
WAsuNeToS, May o. 1915.
THE Commissioners having purchased a sufficient
quantity Of various materials necessary for the re-
building of the National Buildings hereby give notice
that they are ready TO give employ 10 - large
number ct ~ oNE-CUTTERS, BRfCK-LAYEKS,
and JOINERS, at the following prices
stone-cutters and Brck-layers first rate worklnen,
80 per day.
Jolners, first rate workmcn, S Is per day.
Anoto "orkmcn of either Of the above branches,
who rot first rate worlnen in promotion IN ~,
real services they can render Those persons also.
WHO may have apprentices to bring with them, NAV
calculate on their finding employment at such rates rs
tney may deserve for the portion and kind OF work
they are competent to perform
J. y. VAN NESS,
r. b LEE,
T. RINGGOLD
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Azessrs. John g Nm. miller, and SlOllnr1

MessrS. John g Nm Miller, and Sfothart
and &arkey,
IE'Ahh NoIiCE--That on the 10th day of June
next, shall proceed TO take the affidavit of VIM.
Hay, Jr Esq. at the Office OF Gurdon r. Raclus. No
tary Public, tins city, between the hrus OF ten and
two oelock aud if prevented from taking it on that
days shall adjourn from day to day and between the
same hours, until the shall be taken to he read
as evidence in suit depending in the Hustinos
Court OF this city, in Chaneerv, in whish am COM
painant aud you rtahts-wheie and when Won may
attend if yon think proper. j. r. JONES
AnriI .
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NOTIEE
rs AEREBY GIYEN.

rs IEREBY GIVEN
FGNHAT at the next August Court of CharIosto
q county, at the Court House thereof shall sell at
public auction, for cash, 40 much of all the
LANDS g LOTS,
In that county, rctSned delinquent for the non-pav
ment OF taxes for the last year. vii be sufficient ia
discharge the OF taxes which shall remain mn
PAD Tor that year, aud ten per damages thereon
together with the taxes Of the present year.
- L he sales will commence on the first tay Of the
court and continue FROM day to day until they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber IS Authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages at any time before the land shall be
sold a list ct delinqnencics may be seen in the
OierH Once Of the County, n possession of the Sub
scr6er, or in the Office OF the Auditor of pnbc
counts f 81
JENNINGS NJ. JEFFRESS, D. S.
FOR
JOSEPH WYATT, S. &C.
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COMPREHENSIVE,
OHIO, VIRGINIA. AND KENTUCKY
LANDS FOR sale.

4 6HEEABLE TO the last will and testament of
"a Francis Muir, decd. and decree OF the high
court OF chancery OF the Richmond district will be sold
N the highest bidder, at the Eagle 1av, rn in the
Ciy OF tichmond, the 18th June next, on a Gre
ot OF IL months, liz fair, otherwise the next fair
Three thousand one h,tndred and ffu acres
Of Land,
IN the state Of Ohio, thousand acres No 49,
ying being on boh sides of Gady run, between Lit
,le Miami and SciOto rivers, northwest ofthe river
Oo, IN Green county. On this tract there are one OF.
awe settlements. One thousand acres No 1IO1
on The waters Of the east fork Of Miami in tie
county OF Clermont, about 10 or ~ miles from VIII
Iamshurg, the seat If jastcc. One thousand acres
MOTIFS, on the waters OF Indian creek, in INC said
eounty Of Cermont, add about the same distance from
Williamsburg. Also, the half Of three hundred acres
~ the county OF Delaware, the Indian bnunlarv
~ range 10, township Z, see ton a. Nos 5 and 7 OF
one iundred acres each. Also thousand acres in
We state OF Kentucky, No. 29sl, survey bearing date
ue Z"'' day oi Deeember 1885, lying sud being in the
osifct SCI sa for tie officers and soldiers ri the Vir
sina continental line, the lower side OF Trade wa
YER AiSo twothousand acres IN Virginia, by survey
,eannS date the 2lst day NJ April, 1877, lying and
ney N the county of Harrison supposed to be in Ran
'olhI ON the waters of Gauly river.
he 'nir papers relative to the lands in Ohio Ken
cEy and The western part nj Virginia are lodged in
we igdds OF Mr. Charles James Mac Murdo of Rich
'oond tor the inspection Of those who may wish To
purchase.
y. P.YATES, Admir-, with the
49, Will annexed of +. Muir, decd
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