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DR.. RICHfRO C. MASOA

Or' NIGH fRO c. MASON
4 NfCRMS the inhabitants ot Alexandrrs
4 ard OF Fairfax county, that he has re-
tile f'".>'
.liEEfCEIGEZ sea cTTF2e Fey
IN the town and country. Any perion WITH
ing to confeit him, may fnd hn Ut his
dwelling, on Fairfax frcet, near the lower
e.id of the market houfe
December 40. I'm
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RaIfimsre, Deeemacr lo

Baltimsre, Desem5e, -.
Yesterday the General Assembly oil
this state elected Alexander Con,ee
Hanson Esq. senator ct the United
States.
The votes wcrci
For Hanson AZ
Wirder SO
Majority for Hanson p
The vacancy in the. senate of the
state ocoasioned BY the resignation o.
Col. J. Z. Howard, VIII probably be
f'led to-day.
Pifrs6u'g, Dee. r.
About twenty members OF the me W
French colonial socie y, who wsre &c en-
uere these few days past, enT6sfketf on
Sunday morning last, to explore suit
sb!e tract of land for the culture of the
sugar the cotton and the vine Amouc
them were a nUmber oil gentlemen al
nigh rank and distinction, both civil. AID
military {; and it is with pleasure tina,
we announce that the greatest harmony
existed among them.
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.Stoler from nv Pocket.

On Wednesday afternooa, my Pocket
book, containing twe notes of Fifty DOL
lars each on the Mechanics Bank, ana Gome
}malier noes Que of the notes had been
torl IN TWO and paited together. If any
futpicious perGon ihould offer notes of this
deicription, i, is reqnelted that they may
be Popped. A reward OF 40 dollars will be
give for the book and its contents and de-
lection of the thief.
ALEXANDER BAGGET.
December 40
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be increased by bis being placed on the
book sfof the Department as . default
er, 90 account Of the disaster which d. <
stroyea at the same time his life and hi
accounts IL was not necessary, Nj,
i. added, 10 say any thing on the sue
iect ~ extra allowance TO the heirs OF
those who had thus persisted, as thai
subject would present Itself 70 the %
val commiitee. But, at any rate, it was
fit that some provision should be mad
for the adjustment of the accounts cf
The deceased, which could not be settled
a, the Navy Department, without the
interference Of the Legislature.
The resolve wes agreed to.
MIR. Caldwell OF Ohio submitted Inr
consideration the following resolution:
Resolved, That commitee be sp
pointed 10 enquire into the expcdierr'
ef authorizing the Pre- sident TO appoic
Commissioners to locate and mark ~
the Road from the Ohio liver, opposite
10 Wheeling, in the state OF Virgiui'
GWough the state OF Ohio, with leave y
report by bill or. otherwise.
The resolution having been snle nded
on motion of Mr.. Taylor of y. Y 50 as
TO refer ,he subject % the standing CON
mittceon Roads and Canals, was agi eec
TO.
AMENDMENT TO THE coNsTITUrIoN
On motion of MIR. Pickens OF N (
she House again resolved iiselt INTO a
committee Of the whole, on The state 30
the Union, to tske iblo considerable
his proposition 10 amend the Conslilu
Slon Of The United States.
Ate, some debate, the question was
taken on the first part ot ais propose
ton in the following woids:
For the purpose OF choosing of Re
personalities H. The Congress Of the
United States each Stale snail hG d.
vided, by its Leg stature, into numbS
OF districts equal to thl Lumhsr oil Re
presentations To which the STATE msv
be en,iried.
Each dis 'rict Shall contain IS n.1~A
as may be, co al numheis, which shall
be determine by addIne to the who,
number OF Tree persons, executing IL.
dams not taxed, three ff,hs of all o,hc
persons.
In each district the qualified vote :
shall elect one Representative.
ABd decided as 10 lows:
Eor that ciIuse R6
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hereby make known,
THAT at an Election held on the 9th of
l this month, for a Member Oh the
'mmon Council, from the third ward to
the vacancy occafioned by the removal Of
i'm Mckinney out Of the corporatio-.
WIS HiPKINS has been duly elected
Given Under my hand, at Alexandra.
10Th day Of December, 1916,
EDM. I.LEE, Mayor.
December H.
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Neg. Y5rk, Dee II.

IL Is with regret we state, that yes
terday morning Oh INC starting OF go-
vernon Ogden's new steam boat, one
Of her boilers burst, and two lads Who
were going to Elizabethtown TO school,
we're SO much scaIded that their lives
are despaired of.
Since the above was put in tyre, we
learn that. the wo boys who were so
Daddy burnt, were he sons of Mr. John
Wait, Jr who had been at school
IT El'zab-lhtown, and who had beef
home To- week on a visit; and il,
- painful TO state, that the eldest son
OF NJ Waits aged about years, died
a 4, and that the other son, aged about
6, died at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
Il appears that the boat was in ain un
hniShrd state, there being no partition
hetween the boilers and the cabin. The
two sons of Mr., Wait were sitting II
ne cabin whe1 the explosion took
place, and were the only persons VIII
were seriously injured.
Dee IS.
Caftais Leader, Of tho British bril-
Edward Byym, arrived at Charleston
tom Antigua. tinforms, that the ship
'lerCuiesI commanded by Admir-;
Srowc, Che Buenos Ayreg. Admiral)
70 consequence OF a Portuguese Teet
ocioS in the South Seas, jnd TO ref, =,
Dad put into Barbadoes, but not being
allowed to repair there, hid proceeded
or ST. Rarlholome @ss-&hee # Anti
qua, she was taken by he Brazen sloo;
I war; Captain SIcrlIhg, and carried
aio Antigua, where vessel and cargo
vere condemned-yaIued at 8 642 ,oGo.
Tie plague was raeing at Point Pelre
Gua) 10 such degree that the Govern
OF Antigua lad issued an order t.
prevent all ysS9els from thence goine
up 10 the Gown. Prices current at An
'i@uH, ed. Nov Corn, per bush $3.50
Zee, per cwt. $40; Flour, per bbI
Tobacco per bid. 81; Slaves, D,
ousand, 81; Shingles, per do is
'osar, per cwt. 9 so; Rum, cid, D.
all. so TO 8 do. new, do. 2 IS.
Dec. 10
We learn that it was captain Down
the navy. and not captain Gordo
no Lately died in the Mediterranean
isutenant Kuhn, OF the marines, ba
~ kiiied 20 4 duel with some forei.
licer.--N Y. Co..
teton: the president Of Hayti, r
IS allowed By toe constitution
Al republic, a salary Of forty thou
md drIl1rs Ger ennr,,
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Public Sale.

w
Will be Told at the VenLue ftore. corner rs
Prince and Waite itreets,
Id packages of British and India
DRY GOODS,
Among which are
IS pieces iuperhns corded and figured
, cambrics
81 do leno aad null null mullins
Il do "a jaeonctt cravatA
10 do white Cambria pocket hdIfs
10 do 49, and 4 buff and chintz
fIiawls
so do cotton, flag and Madras hdkfs
10 do long lawn
fine Irifl1 linens
II do fancy veitings, fuitable for the
IL do twillcd bombazetts Tfeafon
10 do fattn do of v -ious colors
calicoes
20 do light ftriped Slnghams
10 do fuper blue, black anu brown
broadcloths
so do fecond do
10 do fuperfne caiIimcres
10 do fluflings
II do red flannel4
so do gUrrahs
10 do cambrics
20 dozen men beaver gloves
so do cotton hofe
20 do yarn Bookings
so do India coverlets, &c. &c.
Will be added to to- morrow's Gale, without
reieTve,
bale French broadcloths
so boXessbrown foap
$50 do fmoked herring
so dcmiiohns
so gin cafes
Mems and women, fhoes, and
a Few elegant gold watches, sc. &c.
PIG. MARSI ELLER.
December az.
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u(~S@CcIz1
MABn,ED,

MAI Red,
On Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. WIN II. Wilmer, MIR Jaco6
DosGfas to Miss 1ia,y .dsn GutAric,
10th ct this place
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The House adjourned.
ZnMradan. Dec Il

THE ORDER or THE Dan.
Tue house proceeded to the orier o!
the day, III committee Of the whole o.
the stare OF the union, Mr.. Smith 81
Md. In the chair, TO take further into
consideration Mr. Pickens' pro posi'lgI,
TO amend tae constitution OF the Unit
ed States.
The DEBATE continued at large, on the
electoral feature of the proposition.
AS it will hereafter appear, particulars
are not though, here TO be necessary
:, a. the usual hour of adjournmena
the committee rose, reported progress,
and obtained leave TO SIT again.
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A true copy.
(Signed)
I.AVAUD

~ d. The American schr. swift. OF
81 5 rons burden, capt. Hem ng,on, arri
we'd the 26th August of this year, load
cd with provisions. which schooner has
assumed The flag of Buenos Ayres, in
the port, and mas also taken the name
81 Mongorc.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Friends of Sci
ence, are RESPECTFULLY informed that
MR.. GLE.9.SC.N'
has been prevailed upon to deliver. THIS
EVENING,
n coSTINUA7IoH OF MS FsR1 poPU-
LAR And 7RULr mo31L
LECTURES onASISt0NOMY
US@ Or TIN Gis. 6.FS sye
AT MIR. McLaughlin's Long Room, Civ
Hotel,
nc Room will be open for adnifion at
7 O'Clock; Tickets at the Bar.
december az. =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30
L.ATEST FROM ENGLAND.
BosToM. March %.

Last evening arrived at this port the
shin Laura Ann, Capt. Farnh9n,. from
Liverpool. Sailed F,b. 2, and brought
London papers to the 4th, with which we
have been favored from the Merchants
Hall
The British Parliament commenced
session on the 1st of February. In the
message of the Prince Regent he mentions
the Treaty of Commerce with the u. s.
and says he confidently trusts it VIII be
found advantageous to the interests of both
countries, and cement the good understand
ing which happily subsists between
them. He Us the manufactures, com
Inerce and revenue of the British Empire
are in iloarishing condition.
The address in answer passed the House
of Lords Dem. con.
The Il itish Government have paid $780,
cool. to the Portuguese for the detention of
their slave vessels.
Roscoe, Clarke and Roscoe, 1T Liver
pool are said to have failed fer SEQ, O0C!.
Paris dates are TO Jan. 81. The usual
rumors are gwen in the English papers of
the uneasy condition of France.
Disturbances continued at Lyons. Gov
eminent was disarnling the inhabitants
General Levaliee had been arrested
there.
The circulation of English newspapers
in France has been Professionally suspend
ed by order of the Minister Of Police. The
King, the Duke OF Richelieu and Barrie
Marbois, are said to have been averse to
the measure.
The Edinburgh Review is interdicted in
France.
The Englishmen who had been arrested
1T Paris for assisting I.avalette, have been
liberated Oh giving bail
Lavalette was said to have escaped 20
ENGLAND.
Talleyrand is said to have determined
not to quit Paris bot ON compulsion.
Gen Travot has been arrested. Able
Seyes has gone off.
Some mention is made Of project to a
bolsh the National Institute.
a comm sslon has been appointed to de-
ode on the article of the amnesty which
applies TO the Regicides, as respects the
extent q the term.
Col lie "a Tour-du Pin, has been killed
ct Paris ~ q duel with NJ. Malandin.-
They were both aids to the Duke de Bel
Juno.
The Naval OF ers of Narcotics, have
required that foreign mariners be not
admitted on board French vessels.
The new French Minister to the
Il. S. was prep rag for his voyage.
The p ague has broken out in Bari, in
the kingdom OF Naples.
An article from Rome says the Empe-
ror Ct China has rcyok d the edct against
the JesuitS, and Il owed Christian Mis-
sionaries to be sent to his Empire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30
F0R THE ENQUIRER.

The following is a copy Of letter addressed to each
Of the persons recommended as Electors by the
Members Of the Virginia Legislature, in fcbrps-
~ last
Richmond, March 25, 1916.
SIR,
At meeting composed Of the Republican
Members OF both branches ct the Virginia L.
gisalurc, which assembled at the Capitol in this Ell
the purpose of recommending suitable persons to
ui the United States, you were nominated 40 an
BLEcr0R.
No person was expressly named BY that meeting
dent, but we can confidently assert, that Tor the
MoNpOE, was decidedly the-ch0ice ola very large
majority OF ths meeting, it lis election could take
place consistently with the great interests ofthe Re
publican party, and in accordance with The fcelags
and wishes Of tie Republicans in or sister States
Considerations Of delicate nature restrained the
meeting from expressing their caoice.--Thcy were
anxious that recommendation TO this big, Office,
shosld proceed from some other State, or Should be-
made IN some other mode ird.cad;e Of the general
sense clthe Republicans throughout the Union.
Since the period Of the mecCu in iiis city, album
hani evidence has beeu afforded thaf Col. Monroe e
The Nore candidate of the Republican party IN th,
greater part Of the u. States. fins evidence has
been recently very much STRENGTHENED by GIc re-
luit Of a meeting of the Republican members O.
Congress. he'll 10 Washingtoi Oh the 10Th 81 til
month. Cn. Monroe vas recon neulei BY Csl
meeting Preslea; Of the T.. States, in oppo 80
pa 10 another distinguished statesman and patfio,
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formed to 4 considerable extent. the Object
of which, it is impossible yet TO mriddlc.
AS usual, nnmberlesS surn;ses have
been formed upon the subject /; and what
we are informed OF, is merely this: that
several persons have been arrested in Pa
is, Lyons. BoId, aux, and Metz, and some
lives have been lost at the latter place Ia
the attempt To surprze the fortress by ,hc
conspirators for my part, am inclined
to believe that these naclinauons are Sc
cretly encouraged by the English with u
view to Polaniize this country.
have 1t from good authority that the
celebrated Laine, in conference some days
since with the King and Council, recon-
nendcd strorg to them TO encourage and
promote the most friendly int recourse with
the U. States-and represented To them.
lii the most forcibie manner, that the l..
States WAS the only power. who could, in
the Course Of few years. relieve, by the,r
naval power and weight OF interest, ca
greet degree the burthen which France
now groans under"
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of this be ding country. BIZ. the best in
eo,.ne among the patriots, think Cher suf-
s.rings will not continue long. Commerce
atits lowest ebb. ana had it not been
'E,r ll7 American vessels which have en-
,epeJ here the last twelve months, this
citv would have been miserable indeed
'rhe manufacturers are complaining, aud
the heavy impositions of every kial which
the proprietors have to meet, have altered
their sentiments. They are touched now
oin the only nerve where their ssasibiiity
lies. their fectariary interests"
u observe by your files, you have a
nretty correct view of the rapid strides the
Governing party have made. towards q
eonfre revo!ution, but rely on it they will
not succeed. Light has gore forth, and
their reign is already compared TO the fame
Of a candle burnt to the socket. We have
nothins; 20 expect from them while they
1--we. for they hold us in abhorrencs, white
the brave nation they are goading and hn-
initiating, cherish and love us. Xcu will
sec in enc of the papers send you, al at
tack on Mr.. MADISON, for not noticing
the events in France in his Message To
Congress. have replied to it, but / fear
our worthy friend, Mr.. JAY. will not dare
TO rive it place in his /" Constitutional. "
l say or friend, because he seizes every
possible occasion to do justice to our gov
ernment and people. He has been much
censured for publishing tie character of
MIR. MADISON some weeks ago, which /
find has circulated through all the literal
prints of Europe. The Presidents Mes
sage is the constant theme and admiration
nf the patriots of Europe. l think Mr..
DALLAs's report will also be highly consi-
dered. thank you ior it, and if it does not
appear in the 6Iohitei', shall have it
translated and printed. It IS a good reply
to the pitiful statements of the English
prints of the situation of our finances"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30

The County Court o: Frederick have fixed the
vs'Ae OF the Sc Notes ofhe chartered Banks in all
the adjoining States am. in the District Of Colum-
b'a" al par, npon the ground of their helm, so cur
rent IN the ordinary transactions Of trade; ,hev de-
clare the notes of the irsiaia Banks moi to be
passing currently,' bit 10 Lc :" rather subject ot
traffic and speeinton in the said county, tl.u, CIR
.ai,s o,e,lium.'
The Court of Norfolk county have Fixed the notes
OF the State Bank of North Carolina, at par; ni the
chartered Banks of Phs,leiphia az per cent be-
low par; and those of Baltimore ami District of
Co.umba, nj per cent. below par.
Ihc Corn;y Court Of Lnn,ipun have declared the
notes Of The chartered banks of Niarylans and of
The District OF Columbia, to be current a,.d al
per.
80 singular is our currency so mmable from
place toapaec such wide Id opened for the va
r'i ms o'''e prices OF commodities, OF bullion aud
OF exchange.
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

by the late act OF the General Assembly, entitled
" Nm act TO give relief TO the peOpe o. tbs Com
monwcalth ia certain cases It directed that whep
acreditor receives the amount az any execution h.
may have obtained against iis debtor, IA notes of
the BapSsnf Baltimore the District ol Coinn,bi,
ne shall reserve such deprecated paper at such dis
count rs the County or Corporation Courts shall
from time to time say that those are current at
within their jlrisdictoa. The Hastings Court of
Fredericksburg has SAID that District Notes are crr
rent at Discount of per cent. IN Fredericksburg.
holds an execution against y io, $ on what a.
mount OF District notes must paw IN order. 70 sstis
y this execationf fFedersc&sbu.g LsrG2d
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Uaahinrfon. Hznrch %.

. :, - 1o'II'I'5 w ~ flII tII lsos
.4Hthony 81. John Baker, Esq has been
recognized by the President of the u. States
as his Britannia Msjesty's Consul General.
Gen. IVHson. the new Coy. General of
Canada, arrived at N. York some DAYS ago,
and passed over land to Montreal. He is
seated to be young man, between so & IS,
but has seen much service in India under
the present Lord Wellington. lie is report.
edby tRose who saw him, to be a well bred
man, modest for his rank and station.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30

Tho SaUGnrah Republican ofthe 21st states,
that " the current OF opinion which has set n favor
oi Mr. Monroe in the different states cannot be re-
sisted that the services he has rendered TO his
country are eminent y conspicuous aud, moreO-
yer, that is absolutely necessary for the while
democratic party, cordially and faithfully to unite
~ the support of James Monroe for the presii n
cy--sueh unanimity will be fatal TO the aspiring
hopes OF Our political enemies. Georgia. is l0ud
and H9dHigloU8 for .H0Hr0e"
TN. Editor OF the Republican, in further COM
meiiung upon this assertion ofhis correspondent at
Washington, that " Old Virginia has rcigned long
enough" breaks forth into tie following enlarged
santimsnt: " As to local divisions, southern or
northern predictions, Firgiom, y. York or Geor-
eis professions, they are dsgraeeluias they are
imPudent. -four president be- good citizen and
You'd the Mississippi. or on the borders OF CaGada,
or Do any Intermediate situation
The .HRstinql0n (Ohio) yHessGircr AYERS as
ifs serious belief tat " three.tourihs Of Ohfo are
convinced oi the propriety Of nominating james
'tionroe os President aud DuRsi ~. IOmpk0lS,
&C Nicc-Presiienl0
The .Ne5c-YorS Patriot Of the esd, (Which has
iccD hitherto vehement in its opposition to Got.
Fioar0e.) acquiesc"s in Che nomna ION at Washing
Ton, and avQrs last a." ME dccia0H has Ho4O taken
Place., ," and that tie same fidelity To- the Repub.
i'cau party, and DC same G.sinterestcd zeal for
the public g9ol which once iNiscei as Co wish IL
might be O,hcrwi3t, dictates cheerful acquies-
oenoe and As fav as ile humble bit weli-mcant ar
gupeHs and enicayoara ofth5 press can extcnd
they VIII be excr,e IN favor d the recommendation
Of Inc ni9WitY"
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LAWL OFFYCE.
PTcnMoND. 80 DIurcI

Richmond, 23d Glarch, 1916.
\ ''t o' Exchaoge Warrant issued. ut thus GiIce,
since tee 23d at November last. Published ayr,
ably TO an act passed the Ist of February, 1859.
$40. 1921, issued 9th December 1915, to Ro5 RI
= Mcclure asd john Caldwell (thc former OF
Brooke, the lat ter of Ohjo,) assigrecs of james
Caldwell, assignee o: Robert Mcclure .Iohn Rclte
and Johu Caldwell, sssguees ct Josiah Masters tor
1000 acres OF and. part OF L@'ud Office fr. asl,-,
Warrant. No. 0g9, wl,ici, issued TO sat Mas els
on the stth cGJannary, 1875.
No o,222, issued lsth Dec mher, 1915, 10 Il ger
BELL, OF Orange county for 40 acres of and rsri o,
wa Exchange Wsrrsnt No. 2iO9, which issned To-
sail tie 5th OF May 1910.
Ma. 2,225. issues l6.h December, 1915, 20 An
dew Alexander, OF Rool,bfLse suuty, assignee OF
w Johnston, AID G. }. Johnston, administrators of
Be'jamin Jhnstor, dec. asod. COR 81 aeres praul,
part oFEvchange Preemptnn War-ent NJ. 81,
.eliieh s're'i 10 said Benjamin the Il of March,
I7Sn.
No. 2.a2i, issued 10th December, 1878. to "A
crew A.eAanGer. of hOcsbritge coun;y, assignee Of
James Gold, ior 2l0f acres oiaS, part n Land Of
fec Treasury Warrant 10. 2s22, vh;ch issued 10
said Gold the o5th Of November, 1899.
No 9, CPS, issued 5ist Ia'uary. 1915, 81 $50 n
cres oi land, to Isaac Tayior OF BOtetnTt county,
assignee OF John Taylor, ASSIGNEE OF sad ielac whs
was assignee ot William Prestou Tor 10 acres there
OF; aud assignee OF said Preston for the residue, in
exchange r part ot Exchange Treasury Warrant,
70 1857, which issued to said Preston tlc SIN OF
Ljtcember, 1902.
No. 2.226, issued l9th February, 1876 ts CSarloi
BhIns, r. Zoe 90 scres roaas and 10 poles Of s D.
part OF Exchange i. Warrant. No ei59. which IS
sued 10 SAID Binns the 81 of February, 1919.
To. 1895, issued 2lst February, 1916, to levi
w els, OF Wood county, assiscer q Spencer Sharp,
sssSnee OF Robert Triniett, who Was assignee of
John SDeneer iGr 100 acres Of iand part ef Ex-
change :. Warrant, No. $40, which issued to sail
j. Spencer the 10Th Of January 1918.
No. 2,22T, issued 9th March, 1916, 10 David S.
Garland, OF Amherst county. for 1876 acres 3rcoai
and 20 roles, in exchange TO- parts OF thrco Lsnd-
Office 7 Warrants Nos. 24l7, $3.50 and S9se, ard
pats Of two Exchange Warrants, Nos. l5it and
M. e,oo9, Issued 9Th March, 1916, to nayid
Gar'and, of Amhers; county. assignee Of Thomas
Wilson, for l495 acres tart Of Exchange Warrant,
No 1860. which issued 10 saiA wilson lie 9th OF
June, 1901.
M. ego. is'ned 10Th March. 1876, TO Daniel
James. OF Madison county, assignee If James Clark,
for SO acres, part of I9-t Oaice Treasury War
rant. No 1916. winch Issued 10 said Clark the a9th
of June, 1912.
WI. G. FENDLETON, Rey'r.
March 50. !65-it
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
-To TIE EDITOR

u dshiAgton, .1I4rch GO.
on may rest assured, that the enemies OF T.
berty viii hereafter intrigue 10 no nnruose .a;,e,
the Man @itbe People. The Minority nj the Car.
Gus lately held here, as well Lecn,nes them, acaui
esq IN the deesion made upon that occasion ami
to Their honor, the Members Of hat Caucus. who
, sMed i'r hir- Gre wtord, vii. nd doubt with the
hearty concurrence ofthat gentleman. H.. fn,,L
mong the most Jealous and firm supporters of james
Monroe" - '''ii''
DIED. m iis city, Saturday ,e 2s,i inst ,lc,
o PHni"l Illness, which She bore with forud. and ,,,
SrA'i resignation, Mss Salty Turner daughter nf NJ
Nathaniel TWner late of hanover countI VI -''