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AUGUSTA, (Geo.) March /.
CHEF< n A'TfON

a serious misu derstanding, which threatens TIE
peace and tranquility Of orr frontier, stg exists ic.
t~ee our Commis toner's for running the new boue-
dairy Inc and TIE chiefs Of tllat confederscv. de-
iermsed opposition has been made a. cir FIR
ther progress, and ee understand they iave SUI.
pended beir operations HaG a sufficient military
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lPAh Dem. Press, March II.
Extract ofa tetter-Dated

AsHiNGToN, March Q.
Mn. PINKNEr vii! not accept the mission to
Russia.
The tariff, it is said will rot pass as entire as
was anticipated ; it will undergo some material
changes for the better.
" The bank bill! has gone through committee of
the whole, and is now before the lous-, who have
Just sdjsurred. Mr.. CLAY made an able speech in
FAVOR OF the back, and there was some severe SPAR
ring between hitn aud Mr. RANDOLPH. CLAW was
bold and animated, and demanded an explanation
tom Randolph, who gave one, and who was handled
IA a superior STYLE.
sit is belived there will be caucus on Tuesday
evening. Bali. Pat.
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10y Virtus OF Deed of Trust bearing
date the 10Th say, tea. a,i duly rrcoriyd in The
count. court OF Che.rfiej executed IS Mooi-
dr'de 10 TIVE Shbscrihsr, r the purpose cd curing
payu- "f certain ofnoy. viii, in,reat. casts &c.
due William Woodbridge anu cthers. srerititsl IN sid
dctr will b. sll. .ar rgsh Paw ha,i -vus oi
u'v first 'la, of &til Sou. i,ty ~ECROIS
thr'e OF trir mai the o,hr inai their kv, arr, -
tween twelve and twenty ygar il OF gnci .tio,,s and
chnraet-rS. A l.. WOOf ISlllt(t.,s ~ = ~.
March rs, l,a-,..'.,.
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WAsH1Ncrow, March u.

lNanoenvering.--The following auouv-
nous notice, in a printed form, was circu-
lated on Sunday, addressed to tho Re-
publican Members Of Congress severally
BY name
SRA meeting of the Republican members Of
Consre'l viii be held IN the lisl Of The House Of
Representative, on TUESDAY evening the i2,h inst
at ociocs, toiske into consideration the psopr;e,y
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force arrives TO protect them from indsrity ard IN
jury. zen. Gaines, whoi now in the mtion, ia'
ordered al. the dsposao,e i1ce OF tue U. s. now a,
Fort Hawkins, among which IS a company OF Light
Artillery, to marc' Immediately to For, Mitch Il.
This precautionary measure, we hope, VIII have
its desired effect, and that The misguided sa,agos
avert ttat destruction whsL Threatens the eytinc-
ion oil its station. [CuRoxIcLr.
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Extract Of letter 10 respectable merchant in
DGfim0re- Dated

LIVERPOOL, Jan. so.
" Our market ut this nsonent is tlull for yorr Dro
dacc, and particularly for tobacco the finer de-
scripuoos of " hch have experienced some decline
but for low Mary isnds, there has been triHngde
mand for export, and 100 or zee hhds have Ia,, "
been soi Tor th's purpose about 6d per H. For home,
use there almost nothing whatever doing and tl,
extremely low paint to which the produce of our
own soil has fallen, has md sensible effsc; ON the
consumption oil this veil as all cther luxuri,s and
the cause seems probable 10 continue. For Coffin
there was an animated demand fortnight ago from
both SIP cumors aud dealers, =, an advance of I'd
per Ill., but within these few ays it has been more
dull, and prices have fallen back again about ID
The consumption goes at the rate of COCO IN
$500 bags weekly and the general attention paid 10
ue article ny all connected with 1t, is such as ind
catess decided opinioI Ia its favor. When the Bal
tic opens there will be agreat export of Twist to
Russia ad II the reports we have If the iaInra of
the crop at New-O.cans prove correct, some adj
vance in prices after while seems probable Flax.
seed for crushing is dui SOS. aad fer sewing il is
offered nj SOS per tirrce. Tar dull in the extreme.
and the prospect for it very discouIaging Turnen
tine is in regular demand, and the best brings I5s.
sd per cwt.
'Cotton (upIand) Is a 1sd per ID. New-Or.
leans l65 90, Sea-is'and s. Oh 2s. 81; Tobac-
co Dam River) leaf y l5d stemme,i -. I5d
Maryland q IL 0nerc iron bark % a sos. per
cwt- Rice in Bead 20 ass. 'rurpentine IS "a I5s.
CD. Tar 20 BIS per Dbl. Hind. slave rs 2II
Per vi. Bbi. do Is 10 per Nj
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lARlS, JANUARY 10.
We cannot help admilig, aud almost cnv,ine
the feelings of the American Congress At ills mo.
ment. Their NaiionsI pride expltngly triumpl,s o.
YER the humiliation Of The Aserines, aud certainly
the United States have reason to indulge a
proud feeling that occasion: the IT, cause was dat
OF freedom asserting native rights against prescrip-
tive outrage, and their example ia worthy being j.
initiated hy the states of Europe, though at the same
time we cannot admire the terms OF the treaty
The world has too long endured the ignominy OF
hIgerine oppression. The protection of National
Hays is the permanent duty of every country, and
IN such quarrel we wish to see the whole energy
oi the states exertcl. The nclistory measure
which the president las propos d, is Of itseifexcel-
lent-thst American navigation should be con.
hned to American seanen" But the solution NJ
tie principal question, vLst constitutes mn Aperi-
can seaman iiinvOlying that Of naturalization, the
right Of sovereignty, and the power of transfer ing
allegiance, will still continue IN original uncer-
tanty. We sincerely hope that IT viii b. VERY long
before t'e necessity Of discussing the question be -
gain felt.
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B0ston, March 3.
Ar. brig PedIar, Dewsou, So ia, iron RocheIIe.
with brandy, wins, cork, pruues, and dry goods -
Sailed 30th Jan.
Capt Dewson brought papers-be informs,
there vas nothing new when lac left Rochelle. ex
cept that strict search had been made on board all
the American vessels in Rochelle for Layalette, but
he could not be found-t was supposed be was Sc
GREETED somewhere IN France. The superearyo Of
the Pedlar handed Capt. Dewson the following,
memorandum the day he ssileG:
" The execution Of Ney, and the Punishment of
the principal consprators had animated the hopes Of
the nation. All parties seemed satisfied with tue
decree Of amnesty lately passed. Some few, per-
maps with jusce.l were DESTROYS of more energetic
measures. The authority of the king was daily
strengthening, and the funds rising.
Z" The national vanity is severely wounded by the
late Treaty, which, considering the circumstances
all rejecting people must acknowledge was a much
better one than they deserved, or had right 10
expect.
"Bonapartes name is never mentioned but with
execrstion. The Americansin France are the only
ones, VIM will remain faithful to his fallen tor
tune Ed Papsr.
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Desg'ohsm, i seem, has its degrees, rs well rs
Jaco6"usm--The Mountain, shd the Gir0noIe par
ues ~ the rench COnteotnii. were once dinu,d in
on ears.Now, val ious orik,rs are to be RECOGNISED
among the friends Of " legitimate soyereigns -
There are the Hlyuists, the .tisderes, Utfa- Roy-
Gh'is and to crown sii, the Dou5le- Refined Roy
alists.-The King hims II is rewresented as mo.
dere, in comparison Of tie parasites who bask be-
meath his tiir ne.
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E6rch IG.
.Lames River Land !

James River Lard Par Sac.
WILL SELL that valuable traet Of hand. csl,eI
Dover in the county of Goochland, % ,n:ls.
above Richmond, on james River, supDoscd 10
contain 700 acres. 225 of which are Low Crnm,,Is
and Island, equal TO Sny land in the state of Yi,ei
ma a considerable proportion of the cleared b;,b
lands part2as in some measure the quality or
the mountain, or red lands and No dnul
could be made in short time very valuable
by The use OF plaster. There is sufficient
woodland to support tic place in timber
asa iirewood, and fatterHg prospect of obtaining
coal, ieaGs Tor that purpose has been o, ven and
sesrcli IS nov making. The imp-oyemept, are a
dwelling house with two large roOrus and MASSAGE
below aud two rooms above stairs p conver;sat
house for manager and family and out houses for
Us many servants as would be required on the
piace-also two large barns. The title inJisDnts
bic, clear OF every ncumbranee whatever & will l..
conveyed to the purchaser by Gecd Of general y. ar
rantee Possession, for the purpose Of sowing .
full crop, will be- given at The usual perjtl for to,
purpose, and entire poss sson on the first or Jaope
~ next. The price and payments may he k.ovo
by application tome OF the Virginia Inn, Richmond
or to Philip N. Nicholas, Esq OF san, nlace. -.
capt. Philip WoodsOn WIN resid, ou the lsuL .,d
VII sho" IT, or Richard Sampson Of Heinrich III;
Their OF those gentlemen is hereby autho-i,.d IN
ncgoc'sie aud cell for me the above tract OF land
bni u not sold st private sale prior TO the 5th Of
prl next shall on that day offer il at public sale
to the highest bidder ON he premises.-.The times
for payment will be made easy, the pnrchs7er CIV
ing deed # trust on the property, to secure 1h.
money, or notes with approved e1dpsers un,o,i..
bic and PAYABLE at the Farmers Bank or B.tk nj
Virginia, Richmond.
JAMES W. NOSs.
NtareI' 10. 1O2..ofs
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Ertract 10 another respectable house in BaAimo,,
--J)ated

. DUBLIN, Decenber %.
Government hold out the idea, that the Bank
IS To resume its pay ni'n,s ~ specie, and the ere
tors have been reparng or it, 10y dini .isnng their
discounts and drawing in tho bills " hieb is the ony
measure that can enable them to perform this aut
The consequence is, gradual deterioration in the
value OF ali propert, in proportion to the dinu,i-
on OF the circulating medium, and this is still in
progression.
II government try the experiment, il is difficult
70 contemplate the low scale that property may ar
rive at Are aty it has produced general distress,
both in commerce. aud ag:iculturc-But the mar
uiseturers have been kept in full employ rnent,
by the enormous demand from the United States"
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NATIONAL RANK

The House of Representatives yester-
day ordered the Bank Bill to be engrossed
ana read third time, by vote OF 81 to
Oh. ms decision may be considered as
fairly indicative OF the final success of the
bill in the House.
In the Course of the day, the House re-
versed its vote of yesterday, and reinsta-
ted Philadelphia as the position for the
principal bank.
Mr.. Gailatin. our Minister elect to the
government of France, arrived in this civ
on Saturday last. ID.
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baltimore, .3farcl Is

fS''-tHfgffs ~tuftN ~
Extract gfG Leftsr, received BIZ tie b,ig C,oiiLIq,
arrived yesie'day, dated
"PARrs, Jan. 25, 1916.
"The celebrated specuator, Daniel J'orter. has
a' 'ast reached the jail OF st. Pelagie. at Paris, by
Judgment in favor ofJmues Swan for 100000
francs, and another IN favor of Mr.. Hooker forthree
millions Of francs This lat was had IN Boston, and
hes been confirmed in Paris. All his immense cs-
ts,es have been attached"
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20 DOLLARS RNJV.BPDJ

20 DDLL.IHO NE TTHRD!
ES ANYWAY from the subscriber ON ,hc ont r.
& a January last, negro nan named JOHN
iohn IS abaui feet or inches iish, hid ON WHO.
he abseonded, dark surtOut and pantaloops made
OF dark bt@r-sS'n cloth, ard wool hat, about half
worn ne IS Of yellow complexion, when spoken
10 hrs dwn took All eaptains or yesssIs orc F.
warned ct harbouring taking m bnard Of tl,e;,.
vessel the said fellow John. purcla sed him of
I homas Kemp IN Gloucester county on York river.
where expect he !. now lurking lie has lee,S
IN the habit fishing for OYSTER IN York river q,
(lcens creek Tie IS very well acquainted about
the neighborhUo4 OF the above rneniipned ,Iaors,
Any person or persons who will deliver him IN M,
in Finyannah county, near Columbis on North RI.
yer, o. to Frances Stubbs in Glcueestef. county or
seeare him in any jail, so that get aim agaa, snail
receive the above reward
NICHOLAS IERIS.
March 1G. to5' 81
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IT nomin ting persons candidates FOR President
Vice President d. the U. States.
TIE authors cf this measure are un-
known /; no one avows il. we are informed,
or appears to know any thing about it. 1t
is certain, we learn, that il did not origi-
nate with the friends of Mr.. Monroe and
that there has been no concert upon this
subject between the friends of the differ
ent gentlemen spoken of for those offices.
1t is expected, we are told, that those who
are frienSly to Mr.. Monroe's election viii
not attend on such an invitation.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
L his evening the republican meunh rs Of
the Legislature of Pennsylvania. meet for
the purpose of completing their business
relative to the Coming Presidential Eiecti-
on we understand that they have pros
gressed with much unsninity; that the
meetings have been vrry we'll attended,
and no doubt is entertained but what they
will adopt such resolutions and recon-
mend such candidates, as will be entirely
approved by their constituents, and as, we
trust, will ultimately receive large maio-
rity OF the electoral votes of the Union.-
We hope soon to submit An official COPY of
the whole proceedings. in the mean time
we can so far CRAFTY public curiosity as to
publish the electoral ticket which has been
agreed upon.
Phil Dem. Press, .Hgich H.
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SALES At AUCTION

an TUESDAY next, the 18th instant
~ haf past o'clock A. 81. at john Wool. Office
VIII y, Sold without rrve packages British and French
DfyCoods, a@aptd 10 the present and aprr,chirg s,sf
Terms literal, and made known ~ 1ie saie
Tic Goods may hs examined the day previous, and ON
The nIUrnngofthe SIDE.
HIg.ff
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January.

The two sales advertised atovc are postnon
ca by consent Of all the parties therein nerd until the
yof April next, when de sales will positively take
Samuel Taylor,
George .hu'kha,n.
Hobe,f Graham
J. ~ YIn'cee
"h1TcH TO- Iq2-fde
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4 APPRENTICE To the PRINTING Busi-
hefs at the Oi'icc Of Richie = T,,eLen7-As var;.
ely OF WORK Is executed there, youth will have ample, on
p"r'unty OF acquiring the 6iren branches of the
None nftd apply unless he he goolumnred tocile of
~. NTarch ID i,o55 81 "'"@
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.TyGCRUpT9
Washington, March III.
Hall of Representatives, Tuesday
Evening, 18th March, 1916.

A number Of the Republican Senator's &
Representatives, assembled for the purpose
of taking into consideration the propriety
OF recommending proper persons as candi-
dates for Presid, mt and Vice President of
tie u. > ates-the Hon. Jeremiah Nor
ROW, Senator from Ohio, was called to the
Char. and LEWIS CONFLICT, of \. Jersey,
was appointed Secretary.
ReSolUed, That in order to obtain more
general expression OF the sentiments of the
Republicans, relative to the approaching
Presidential Election, the Republican SEN
ators, Representatives aud Dcleg ties, be
invited and requested to assemble in this
place on Saturday evening the 10th inst
at O'Clock (; and that the invitation be gil
ven, by publishing the proceedings of this
meeting in the Nat. Intcil'gencer and in the'
Wash'n City Gazette, signed by the Chair
man and Seer stary-By order Of the meet
ing. JEREMIAH MORROW.
LEWIS CONDICT, Sec'y.
The above article being deficient in de-
tail, it may be agreeable to cur readers to
know tue STATE ofsuch facts as are not men
toned.
There were present at this meeting fifty
eight gentlemen, we are informed the
"uOic Hu'uOeT vi ISSpuDlICdn members at
present at the seat Of government beng
estimated at about one hundred and twenty
five, and several others being accidentally
absent. OF the ftty-e,ght present at the
Meeting on Tuesday Evening, it is under
stood that ten or more were not favorable
to the views of those who, it now appears,
convoked this meeting.
The Meeting now proposed, diff rs in it's
character widely from that which has tax
en- place. \ meeting is urged by known
Republicans, and responsible names are
signed to the Notice of the Meeting. Ii is
not known what course will be pursued, on
this occasion, by the great body of the Re
publican Members. They will, no doubt,
act i'll such manner as under all circun
stances, appears most advisable.
1t will be as dis greeable to the Republi-
can party. to witness this difference among
friends, as 1t might have proved dangerous
to the best interests of the country, if such
nomination had been made here, as wnu!d
have distracted and astounded the R4pub-
lican party. There is now reason to hope
That, eventually. the harmony AMI integr tv
OF the party may not be seriously disturbed
by the circumstances which have mena-
ced 1t. II ever doubted, the public opinion
has been recently SO decidedly expressed,
as to leave little doubt, that the prominent
candidate will. in the end, unite the suffrage
OF the whole Republican party.
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IhnfP OObrS HesOtHa
, UN AVA from the subscriber, .bouts roostl,
b ago, thick, well SET, light cOored negro ma
med lSa AC--about feet Inches high said negro,
was raised ~ q eUok IS 20 23 ears old lie sft
Richmondin tie southern stage for ether Petra
burg Or Norfolk, with free pass but it is snppos
Ell he has since gone 20 the nOrthward. The C.j-
lo~, when spoken to, has a dowbcast Look and
9quints
THIRTY Dollars Rc.Dard will be gwen for seeur-
ing him IN any jail, where the subscriber NAV pct
hiu sggdn GEORGE IsI(KET san,-
.NWch g.. tO3 q,
ENRON serenity 60 cigh,y valuable SLAN ES-
4 c7nsis ing OF men, women, boys and girls, will
BE- sold, without reserve, TO the highest bidder tor
ready payment IN notes Of either OF the virginia
Banks, Or tie State Bank Of North Carolina, ct
buckingham CL House, on the sth day Of April
next
JOHN tiOONES,
JOHN e.. VOOLFOLK.
E1'ors ofJehn Hoorles eecd
j. S.--A frat rate blacksmith and Cook
~Blevch Is. t02-4
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.Nc7V York, 1T,rch e.
We understand, tliat shout 3 10000 IN specie.
arrived at This port yesterday from Nassau, H. J..
aud Liverpool.
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JUST PUBLISHED

A ND FOR SALE, at Peter Cot,om,s
a Book and Stationary Store tIe filoving
Nezv Pu5hcGti>ps.
Personal narrative Of travels N ile .au;poefii ro 90
tlc new CoNunent, during tie years i79Y and isfa ~
NJ Nana'r ne l,mPoldi and Airc Hmpland, trasli-
Irecrthick BOwtr, or the lady Of the Wcs C6urt,,
lac, % kesia Msria Roche, a2thor II i,e cllor .
distraction Of Young ladiri.
Saws Size 90 " e Ncigilslr What ritr roirs-t. "a,
The Frld ~ Wat roo, by W. 3cof'.
Inc owe Branch, or IAulis bh hlsi III edition 90
larged. N
Congressional Cauop''e for rresle1i.,d Vie President
from tire Olive nranci'. ptioe - ot4
supplementary viume OF CDwptrs Pefas- f.t,a- = fs
the press, by his nephew, ioi,n lolnson.
ALso--IUoT RES EIVFD.
large nmnbr ofCstnr q cs'f stereotype edition 6fHfrr.
. ducfinn, S-rciscs KEY, ss'c. c5r.
m'nt Of School Books. 'E
Mqsrt t5. ro1--c4,,
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u IS sad tay' he Boston Palladium, n the eth tat
nufnoer Of French prisoners 81. Helena lad formed
plot - rise, and uic tiic Island ~ tie Napoleon.
wt was discovered The eiti bad Commission signed
10y Bonapaste. There bu lew troop. 10 o,,ps them
and thy might have succeeded but for IL, aFr4, o. ie
Aislr, D., "a
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Last evening the Committee made their Report 10 the
Cncns Who agreed 20 enjOn upon the Common Hall GER
iiu measures FOR arrtins the rynges Of rc. viz to pro
cure 0cnsnts OF the latest constructions gh 500 fet Of
hoe, 10 organise engine companies 80 men each To re-
tte eonp"aiioH ior thcir ryios, hooks axes ladders
WIN on company TO direct them, bag co.ppaes 10 ham
cpn engineer anal two assistants sup,fir the engines.
10 receive adtqmte aiaues, badges Distinguish IN, com
iaies' and more balls sund the alarp. An enquiry i,
70 =, male into the eSPeicney Of fOatg engine ~ the
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I'm CHAM ERY.-At q Eon,f b-,a 6 :

N1t M ELK AT Il Court he'd iur
q Princ.-EdNard county. Fcbrrars the Igtl, lsie.
>anel iue' Thomas Rice aud Francis Rice
against John Rice and Elenor Ric Exec,rix Of Fanc;s
Rice, the elder. dec. y,ci.,,,.... $3.50
The d. PENDANT Jahn Rice having entered 81, anr.,r
i'ice and gwen security according oct Of the General
assembly ana the rules ct this court and il Appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the that he not an ;nIi,, al,
TINS State, the motion Of the by eo,S, ,,
- "rderc' thtt ti- sari Defendant John rice. tn an,,-
nereon the irSt day of May Court next and a,s er The
compartments bill, and thai copy Of this order h. Il, ~
WIZ iiSeittdin of the public rrwsDop,.r< srr,
81 IN the city of kchmo'd two months s,cr, sI ~
also posted NJ the front deer Of thu $3.50
" and tins eaus- TO be heard BY consent nj ,,-
oter partners on the hill. of IA, defendant Ellen
ana exhibits al arguments parts ,y cotssI Ia .e:..
ration whereof is deer al and Ir.r orr, ~ ,lo, ~
tnnnei Price, Jacob Prize. Lii aus d. Wonoct i;,a,
oinaclt and James Bigger. three of h,n ell w.,
an the bill mentioned. credit ly. ,,o,,
taking bond with security from the pnrha>sr and -
Pamts and the defendant John Rice, and make rnor,
uiertUf TO the court f0r final decree. -'F'''
a copy-Iese,
,,, B. j. GTORSHdlE ~ C.
-------- -. lo2-Nsw-
HOY virtue q, adecree Of tn n no,nbi. S,I,er;o.
( : Court ofChsncerv for the Richmond Di,t ;ct
made In cause between C.nrad Webb executor ne
the testament and lo,t ~ill f'Thomas Shor. do.
Pltanhf. and David n SIS aud Christopher Mc'Ca,-
nico, defendants, viii b. sold 10 the hi.he.t b-Id =
Tor reaf'v money IN the 25h ,lav of Iu,e iIaYt a,
the he Tavern, in the Civ Of Richmond two no
divided sixth parts ofa the lands be,one,, r IN m.
concern Oh John Nav, Holm Ra,;ster& Comnany.
situate ia the state Of Keninctv.
W. WILKINS.
DANIEL CAJrI.
~ C0''isssoners
""ch To- 102 -wtds
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NATIONAL BANK.

The House then resumed the consider
alton Of the Nationtl Bank bill. and went
through the report of the committee of the
whole ; alter which, various amendments
were offered and discussed, too Interesting
to be p ssed over, & requiring more room
and time than could be devoted to them
for this mornings paper. We single out
decision al present, which was vote, 10
to 81. to locae The Mother Bank at New
York, instead Of Philadelphia.
We arc requested to state that Mr..
BURwELL's absence from the dut cs Of the
House, arises from sickness in part Of his
family. CNat. Lnf.
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WANTED.

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