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| gallant baa;l. Vonr volunteers .-Yr- Prlnpi-
daS did not glory more justly in his sacred hand,
which tonight, aud bled, and conquered AZ Man.
tinia--nor Bonapar,e in his young guards. who
wereimmolated at Waterloo-thap \ ou in these
! But remnant only remaius Alas, 1 know
! too well where the remains Of many of them
can TIE found--they Tie in the cold and droary
swamps of the north wcst-But their memories
| are preserved IN the hsaitS OF their conn,rvnen
to Perpetnate their fame, is your sacrea duty,
and you viii not negiectit.
Gentlemen, amnet an orator. Had talents
, OF that Kind what theme is here-oue 10
which Cicero, or Your own 7 ylur, or Robert
| son, or Leigh, would have done some Justice
rose merely To thank You for the compliment
the meritot tae defence of Fort .ieiss. must he
! greatly leSsered, when il is reco.lected. that
the i,nes were defended b. troops from Ohio
and hentrckv, and the reserve composed Of the
Piitshurs and Petersburg Volunteers
II. CeI II. ". .Toh,,So,l-T ecmmseh's
| arm, that erst spread terror through the
forests gloom, fell nerveless before tie
Champion OF American liberty. gums.
II. Latte I.rir-The gallant Perry hridr-
Ell Ms waters with the tl0,ilIa OF Britain.
and conducted in triumph TO the shores
OF Canada, the avengers oflheir country's
wrongs. , gus.
ID. The RiYer Raisia- Crimsoued with
the blood ofireemen, an eternal monu-
ment OF Bf'ttsh philanthropy, justice and
good faith.
IA The Ame,.iea, Naey-The ocean and
the lakes the grand theatres Of lis glory.
2 guns.
10. Tie A,any Of the 4. .S.-Composed
at lreemen, ii must ever be invincible. >
guns.
10. The J,aue Voluatce,,s ,rho f;H at Fort
Lheigs-Drop the icai>-not Of regret
therdeathwas glorious.
IL. THE SpaaiSh Notwithstanding
for liberty whilst we sigh Cor their mis-
fortunes, we glory il their trmmphs.
guns.
IS Or Differences nish Fcrdi,,q,pd vi.
=" Put up Thy sword, u;eah priace-tly
hand shakes al it,
10. Wo1,an-
"All that we believe of Heaven
Amazing brightness purity and truth,
Eternal JOY ana everlasting love"
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Gen. HarssSoll-The town of Peters
burg-the Observation-Disclosures, the nur-
serv ofheroes.
By Cal. Waller TayIoy-The State Of
Virginia, The patriotism fber citizens is
only equalled by their hospitality and bra
very.
After the general retired
Major-General Harrison-he preserved
our frontier from the tomahawk of the
savage, and gave security to a deienceless
people.
BY NJ. Jas. Dss,e1l-I'he fair daughters
of America-May their sons as atten
tive 10 their posts rs fiarrisscn.
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DOMESTIC.

PefersbJ.-. EEoych q.
FEAST or REASON
Gen. HAERIsON has been v,tI,us. aud
u Nas Impossible for the citizens of Re.
tefDurs % BE nnmiHdGd of his claiais
upon tsl Objectionable regard. Whcn, i'm
arslWmg autumn OF 1917. Pctef.lsrr
ecm i"rin i'er Volunteers 10 STAY use W.
g9ads 90 l1rbaous cucn'. and tc re-
'fiefc ti lcd chFaeicfel Ike republic.
%aa.aei'i''y ana lgaomiuioueiv surrender
'i, without struggle wlsal sensation.
rushed upon ll'enlld Of eeefs man, who.
l.cMn- ilr us cnanirr nn.s.-..oA -
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Treasury Department, ,
March ID, 1917. {

NoTIcE is hereby given, that funds
have been assigned for the payments of
such Treasury Notes, and the interest
thereon, as are now due at the Loan Of
fee, i'll Boston, in the state of Massachu-
sets.
And the said Treasury Mites will ac-
cordlngly bepald, upon the application of
the holders thereofrespeotively al the said
f.odn-Oifice, in Boston, at any time pyfo,.
to tie Isl dry Of iuay, 1917, after which dav
interest will cease to be payable upon tie
said Treasury Notes.
The Commissioners of Loans in the Sc
veral states are requested 10 make This
notice generally known, by all the means
in their power; and the printers autbori-
zed to publish the laws ofthe u. States.
will be pleased 10 insert it once week
IN their respective papers, until the first
day of May next.
Wm. II. CRAWFORD.
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Wm. II. CRAWFORD.
SecJeiaJ.N ofthc Trensilru
-Fron, tse yashinrton Nniional Lnteniceneer

From tic Washington National IHtcIligencer.
APPOINTMENTS, by the President and
Senate, previous to the fourth of March. & NOT
heretofore announced William C. BrsdIey. of
Vermont, TO be agent under tie fifth 3rti
Gle Of the treaty Of peace with Great Britain
Charles Pelham, of Kentucky, to- he sur
yeyOr of the port of Limestone, in Kentucky
- Christopher Hughes, .Ir. to be Secretary Of
the legation 10 sweden Bathurst Dancer.
field Of Alexandria, TO be surveyor and in
spectOr Of the revenue for the port of AleNat,-
DRAM Queen W intOsh, 20 be surveyor aud
Inspector Of the revenue for the port Of ia
jien, in Georgia Icmuel Howell to he col.
lcctOraud Inspector Of the revenue for the
port OF Burlington, N. J.-Bevcrly Chew, Of
Louisiana, to BE- collector and Inspector oftbe
revenue for the district OF Mississippi Tho
mas Morris, 10 be marshal for the southern
district of Ncw-York- Henry Dodge to be
marshal ofthe district Of Missouri harles
Lucas, to be attorney of the United States for
said territory Henry WilcOS, to be surveyor
the lth Of March james ~ Eav to be at
torncy Of the United States for the dis
triCt Of North Carolina Ecniamiu Parke. Of
Indiana, 90 beiudge Of Tie district coart Of
the United States IN the State OF ludiaua-
Thomas E.Bake, 30 be attorney Of the q
uilcd states for Tie district OF iniiaua-John
WAITER, Of Indiana, to be marshal for the said
diStrirt-Danic sutton. OF Louisiana, 10 be
register of the laaa Office north Of Red Ri.
yel leHry Brec, Of Louisiana, 10 be receiver
Of public monies north Of Red Rivor-Adam
ynn and George A. Thornton. 60 be instices
of tae peace Tor Alexandria county, ia the
district Of Columbia.
PnynotioHs ia Tie Navy, coDfrmtd b. Tie
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NORFOLK, March 10.
SPURIOUS BANK NOTES-Aflo0ti

SFURlOOS BANK NJ ES-Aft00t!
We understand from good authority,
that Notes, purporting TO be of the "b bank
OF Newark" have been circulating in this
town. The public are cautioned against
receiving them, as ii is distinctly ascer-
tanned that there Is no such Bank IN ex-
istence. A gentleman in our borough
took some of those notes some fine ago,
and iorwarded them TO New DIRK, whence
lie il informed that they are spurious
and that the Bank at Newark is under the
title of the "Newark Banking Compa-
n.y." We have been shewn two of these
Notes Of Tw enty Dollars-and upon ex-
animation find, that The Eagle, in the up
per left hand corner of each, is differently
engraved :-fhe one having the scroll
&C E Plnitys Unum" issuing from the bill
the other being without the scroll, and
having the rays above the eagles head
much more strongly impressed. One of
them isolated 10Th April, 1916, has the
81, nature J. Bennett, as President, q w.
Atkinson, as Cashier the other is dated
9th December, 1914, with Samuel Good-
all as President, and !. Bruce Cashier.
They are said To have been issued by
man in Pasquotanil county, North Ca
rotina. Beacou
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A letter from LiyerpooI oft o,-,h

=. a letter from Liverpool OF the 25th OLA,
aryy observes, VI 'aas
rom construction that has Ia,, ., !,
PUT on the treaty concluded in 1915. betS va
inc United States and Great Britain II w w
tnat goods exported in American Sims $50. e.
ms country. are only subject to dnty Nv s,''
nay per cent, instead OF one per cent as has H..
paid ana have taken measures to obtain y I,
s u";m VI me amount % dutS oyercharged fort
WHICH have but little doubt of sncceed..
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Columbus. 90. J 7ayel

SPECULATION AFLOAT.
:, a snort time since, there passed H.
inns place, Pedlar, having, amone o Wy
articles, Wooden Natmegs fo,. sale ? O +,
reported that there actually were sa a.
OF them purchased in this place. We Sa
often heard of Yani5ee spec,tlction bnt 90 80
cei>e Tins to be about the climax. "
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/ sli.C neyer forget tla..awti,l period Y hen
pnsiuanimitg Ito give il no harsher name
hal heaped upon the American character
the contempt of the enemy and The dcri.
sion of the world.-It was then thar CIV.
cry feeling was reused TO action. and ev-
| cry arm nerved 10 save the republic. II
was then, that the generous and brave
rushed To hatte-and forsakinr those sof;
and tranquil scenes, which they knew So
well Row 10 enjoy, met the invader in the
Wilderness, and made linn retrace those
steps with which he had polluted the
sou al The only free people on hehahiia-
Die globe. TWAS the recollection ofthoSe
occurrences. TWAS the recollection that
tne gallant Harrison was the leader Of
tiiat band OF worihics-il was in unison
with feelings arising from e.. &c recollec-
tons, that the people of pe,ersburs resol-
we'd 10 welcome the chief who had led
the enlbatiled hostto victory, and tisso!v-
ed, ineHcct, the unholy alliance differed
and 'chitc savage. 1t was not the maa a.
lone we greeted--it was the patriot and
Sotdisr, whose arm and whose roicc had
been alike cSerted in the cause of lis
country.
On Wednesday,, in conformity with
previous arrangements, the citizens of
Petersburg met at POPLAR Spring. to mar
take otthe 4" feast of reason and The flow
OF soul" The assembly was numerous
tie fare eXccllent--the day serene and un-
cloudcd-and all hearts participated in
thejoy and icstiyity oi' the occasion. -
Nothing occurred 10 mar Tie universal
Pleasure and when evening closed the
scene, every individual retired in cheer
IA tranquility, happy IN having AN OPP
port0nItr otud'ting his mite towards paw
lng respect 10 a nIan 10 whom the repub-
li'' $3.50 much indebted
The following notes were exchanged
between the general and The committee
appointed on behalf Of Tie town:
Petersburg, Waych "a, 1917.
The citizens of this place, enter
tanning the highest respect for your cha
racter, anda grateful recollection of your
military services, during the late war,
have appointed us committee to wait
on you Tor the purpose OF inviting YOU 10
aPuDiic Dinner 1t was impossible for
them under any circumstances, to have
been indifferent TO the scenes in wEich
YOU have acted Il part so honorable TO
yourself, and important TO vour country.
But, Your conduct towards ii. Peters
burg Noiunleers, IN service under your
command i'll the campaign OF 1913, and
the testimony which every individual of
that corps bears of your zeal, gaIantry
could not fail TO increase
The esteem and respect of the citizens of
this town for you. Participating ia these
sentiments and feelings, ii affords us great
pleasure TO request, in the name of oar
fellow ciiizensin general, and ofthe mem
,,t Dot,, a.,
Volunteers, particularly, that you will
do theol the honor 10 dine with them.
on Wednesday the 10Th instant, al Poplar
Spring.
We have the honor % be. very respect
fully, your obedien; servants,
SAMi: TURNER, Z On the partof
J. +. MAY, { the citizens.
WM. Tl>DALE, } On the part of
Ro. B. COSK, the Volun-
JOS. SCO1T, teers.
To Gen. Wm. II. Harrison
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the north by the creeks Santaho.
Bosue Homo, Qhe one faliine que a
Tombigby and the other into tie , ,S,Ioo 1
sawhay rivers which have been Salc!s
cd aud returned TO the Reaist. sun,
Land-Oifice at ST. Stephens. and OFT
have not been disposed of, or :, VIII
from sale by law, shall be hal1acepi
stephens. on the River Tombiyhrr at
first Monday q. July next, and ~ on
tll the sad lands have been oac;"ntlr
sale. '"efed
Given under my hand tbo i.
day ofMarch, one tiorssnSS SSi
hundred and seventeen 'ss
JAMES MONO,
By the President, 'OE
JOSEPH MEIGs,
Commissioned of The Gencr,l
LandOtlice.
March 90.
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GEN. HARRISON'S ANSWER.
BeyRieV. I5.h 1farcb lSl-

Gealemen,
An invitation from respectable
community, have ever considered as d
most distinguished honor; but that
which you have presented TO me from
the citzeus ofpctersburg, is particularly
gratifying to my feeling, as wei! from the
motives which produced it, as the manner
III which ii has been presented To those
whom YOU represent, and to yourselves
personality, ] tenderny most grateful ac-
acknowledgements, and assure you, that un-
less prevented by Some unavoidable acci-
dent, shall certainly be with you ON the
time proposed.
With great respect and consideration,
am your iellow-ciizen,
WM. II. HARRISON.
DIessrs. Turner, D5ay, 1isdalc,
CoOk > Scott, Committee.
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nants TO be Master. Comrnaudant-Joseph ,.
Nicholson, Walter Stewart. John H. Elton
Edmund y. Kennedy. Alexander J. Dallas
joni B. Nicholson, aud Eeekman " Hoffman
Sailing Masters 10 be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Trant, and Urah p. Levy. And the follow
ing Midshipnen TO be Lieutenants. viz. Enock
h. Johns, Charles Lacy. William Arthur Lee,
Forrest, Edgar Freeman, Thomas a. iioretr
William z. M'Kenney, Edward Greenwich
William j. Belt, Charles II. Caldwell. william
Jameson, James ". II. Ray, William Hoermr,
&. l.. Williamson. William ". Ramsay, Charlie,
Gaunt, Ralph voorhees,, James p. 1aslor, Ro-
bert T.. Stearcv, Thomas y. Conover James
Nicholson, Arch. :. Campbell. William Tay.
lor, Thomas Fl. Bowyer, Alexander Esl.ritlrro
Ebenezer Ridgeway, George w. Isaacs. John
ham. John C. Long, Nathaniel Carter. .Jr.
Henry Ward. 80
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FROM TIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER
We were mistaken. in stating that the
vote of the House of Representatives To
mir. Clay (SpeaSer) al the close of the last
session, was moved by Rr. Fmdley We
understand that the intention of that We
nerable gentleman was anticipated by Mr..
NJ lis, a highly respectable federal mem
Der from Massachusetts, VITO made the
motion.
On adiouming the House,
Mr.. CLAY said thar, before he per-
formed the last duty of the presiding Of
ficer of the House, he would avail himself
ofthe occasion 10 make his respectful ack-
nowledgedments for thexAattering express
sion of favorable opinion " hicil had been
recently made, and which bad been rem
dered more interesting by the quarter
from which il preceded. Next 10 the
appreciation OF ones own conscience and
ones country, that OF the immediate re-
representatives. OF the people must ever be
more acceptable. But he felt that, III the
instance Of that Just bestowed on hm, he
was more indebted TO the kindness than TO
the Justice OF the house. For be was
quite sensible that, in the course of his
administration of the duties of the chair,
called upon as he frequently was, prompt
Nv 10 tlttiNp tDllDlttditu anu tIlOdIldS-
sing questions, as they suddenly arose,
he mnsi have committed many errors
And If he had been able, in any degree,
to satisfy the Just expectations of the
house, ii was owing 10 that liberal support
which had been on all sides generously
accorded to him.
In legislation, Mr.. G. continued, there
were three periods Of extraordinary diff
Guilty, and requiring great forttudc. The
first, was that Which immediately pre-
cedes war, and in which preparation is
made for The event. Tie second, that
which accompanies a war; and The third,
ihat which immediately follows the war.
During the two first, however, there were
animating circumstances always existing,
which inyigoratcd the lcgislat,c function.
During The last the siiMu!us is gone, and
being replaced by relaxation, thc iegisla-
tor needs moro iortiude. He has to sur
vev tie whole fabric Of The state; to ac-
cOmnCdate VI 10 tie new circumstances
in which 70 IS placed 20 provide reve-
nue. fofredcels.Hg The debt OF the war; 10
relrench, and bv The reduction OF esta-
blishnenis, 20 dismiss from the service Of
The country manv Of those who have uO-
bly, contributed to sustain is glory.
u has been your lot, gentlemen, 20 be
cast ~ Tie last of the three periods men'l
onod. Aud / take great pleasure, re-
gardless Of the motives which may he as
cribed 20 me, IN testify ing 10 ihe patience,
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ANnnn. IL

We are very sorry to learn, tina, !
al oftbe Banks in this state ref,se s
deem their paper in specie, and H.,
no longer current in dis city.
The Banks of Albany, Troy, La,.;
bi9yil and Schenectady, all paw Sa'
OH demand. Spa
The directors OF the State and NJ,
MES Banks in this city, have made :, "a
resen'ailon to the comptroller, thai 4
can no longer continue to receive Ihs'a
deposits III bills ofsuch banks as ,ss'
TO redeem their paper in specie and
understand, tue comptroller will this
make communication thereof m =,
Legislature. -
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Copy ct a lie tier from Captain Georgs c
head, to he Secretary ofthe Nasg, aai
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BY Gen. Ha,7ssolr-The town of Peters
burg-the seed-bed ofpatliotism. the nur
serv ofheroes.
By COi. Waiier Taylor-The State of
Virginia, The patriotism of her citizens is
only equalled by their hospitality and bra
:, ..r,, -
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wi" III d|"C"tty, 4fNNtNcHot,
Demard Ioilnsard, Norfolk,
Thomas Reed, ". York,
Beng. .Bre'oa, do.
John DavisS, Neryort,
Wm. Hrady. ". Carolina,
George WiLson, ". York,
James Nosyess, Boston,
Jo4n Ben"et, Philadelphia,
Jchn Jackson, do.
JoAa anderson, Ne,o-Orleans,
Jein Cm,kin, Ne,o- York,
John Charles, New- Orleans,
Francis Barber, de.
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Brussels. I'm. u.

BY letters from the north OF Germany.
we learn, that Russia has given permissi.
on for the free importation OF foreign
cloths into her domnions. I.astyear, the
duty or them produced 6 millions of ru-
bles.
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New Yo,k, JalyII.

sstN 4 LIN - 4 AhNtIfl If-NNft<sA w.
Yesterday morning the fine tast-saiing
and regular trading ship Minerva, Capt.
Sketchley, arrived at This port in 80 days
from Liverpool.
The markets for American produce
had improved. Letters Of tie latest date
state that IN consequence of the bad state
Of tic weather and The scarcity of -Four,
that article lad advasccd within a few
days, end that thc demand from The
Country would probably continue steady
tiil the harvest. From letter Of the 3lst
Of MAY, we have copied tie following
quotations
Ashes, pot. Boston, 90 a 59s.; New
York So 80 57s. pearls, 90 to sos. bark,
IS a % beeswax. 30 q 900; cotton, up
land, W I'D. Sta-fsidnd, 2lB a IS.
al. tiaxseed, for crushing, G5 a GSs
clover seed, red american, 65 a 100;
-four. american superfine sweet, as TO
7Gs. far ~ 4 lGs. langrtd r1su5 8 a o..
pitch, Ga lis. rice q sos, T0bsc-
20, cd. 20 i3d.--ralhcr mere Business do
ing in tllis article.
Other letters of the.samc date, quote
sales Of flour at "a To ass
Our London paper inform us of the
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NOTICE is hereby given the next August couri
Of orange county, at the court house thereof shall
sen public auction. for cash. much Of all tie lands
ahd lois ~ tla comfy returned delinquent for tie non
payment % me laNcso The last year, will be sufficient
TO discharge the oftaNes which shall tleu remain
unpaid for that year, and ten per eent damages there
on toEctheT WIN the taxes for the present year The
sales VIII commence the day Of the court and
ted. 'F'N
The subscriber isauth0ised receive an such faxes
and damages at any ;ue before the land shall be Sold
list Of denduencie MAJ beseenu the Clerks Osce or
we Cohnyf ~ posrr on OF the subscriber Or IN the Of
nee o. ti- Auuit IsfuhIC Accounts.
aDN IS SORElJiE, DepHfv.
FOR Thomas R0ie, Sheriff
-, If OT0,'gc Ccudy,
suiJ ID iOwSN
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fact, that a small fleet OF runisian and
J AIgeriufNesseis of war had arrived IN The
( british Channel, where t.ie% lad captured
several Foreign vessels, aui Tie fam
bnrgli ship Ocean, Capt. Gal.its, fror,
Charleston, for Hamburger. The latter
vessel Was re-capiured by Il British sioop
OF war, ana had arrived i'm the Downs.
IL appears, however, from the accounts,
that the designs OF these crtiiScrs were
coniiaed 10 hos,;litIes against liar burg,.
ana bremcN vessels.
Tie London Glote of the o3d Of May.
states, as report from the. C0niimeniai
letters and papers, that Portugal Will
be ceded 10 Spain, and that the Court of
Sra2li VIII receive AN indemnity III South
America"
A i.onlon paper of Nav I'D, remarks,
HAT great deal ofrain has happily fall
len within thelast four DAYS. The want
% It had Seen SO feit in inaay of the nor
thern parts oiEnglasi for the last Sweeks,
thar the Cattle inlhe highcr Coun,csla.e
becl driven 3 tr4 lies Tor water. THE
pastures have suffered equally"
1T Is rninoured, sgs a London paper.
that Lord Grenville is forthwith Is be-
come Prime Minister, in the room tile
Earl OF Liverpool.
The British Parliament az son
the oath 10 The 3lst Of Nj, r..,n 10 was
expected communication would be sub-
mi,ted hy the Prince Kese4 fccommen-
ding further suspsnSioDuft the haboas
corpus act.
Accounts had reached London from
Cadiz, stating that the British Yiee-Con-
sui, and several .otller British Subjects
and foreigners, had been murdered at
Aigiers.
LLOYD's LIST, May 81.
Dorsr, 26lA May.-A schoon +, suppo-
Sed TO be Iuaisi2n CRUZ i, this after
noon captured foreign gaihot, about
miles from hence; The Stork, revenue
utter, went in pursuit, aut is now % o.
clock,) within two miles of the galliot,
and about the sarle distance from The
schooner.
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AN AWAY iro'n the snbscfiser at Richmond about
~ the Isl OF June last. bright muiato boy named
tca's hiaself sam Williams aged abou, Is wears
-abons tcei or inches high IL Is supposed he has
cbtalned irce papefs and has gone ia the Moth.
reward OF one HnH1rsd fpJltuFs and al reasonable
cNpences will he paid any per son WHO NAV
saiu negro on, OF ihe s'aeor, FYty Doiiay il taken
within the State ad deliver him to The subscriber in
Richmond. ENNIS p,nYt, :"
Jaiy II. iyst.
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AOl.lN The estate under this appeilaton consists
"a oi about 400 1crest is the situation which WAS cc.
cued during tie tate by the army General Porter
heid commonly called " CAMP HOLLY" The greater
PORTION ~ he and is of the bes quality grass or grain
pie than half of it Is in woods and some very GOOD
oaA GmbeF lying -Four ule Greek and Bailev's Run
oou avgable 10 fco several sites the one vast auan.
NY %; superior clay Tor stock brick making aud the o.
ihei soneware n2nufactory heretofore distinguished
or lis excellent waresits very great snpeIiority and
Quantity over all other CLAWS for these purposes vet
Veed ia this part OF the United States and for peculiar
aeVahase> I'll many respects inviting liberal
WIZ the greatest certainty OF ample returns for their
butsrrehfs. From addition one artist only
tne present operations promise monthly product Of !;
To $40 dollars The buildings equal in all respects to
su;iil expense. " "
This valuable property 10 offered for saie-Persons
disposed to purchase will be pleased direct their en-
q'iIies The subject Mr.. Thomas Taylor OF Rich
mead, or to tLeproprietor ON The premises.
RICHARD RANDOLPH.
July H. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-18

>dS subscriber ias tae pleasure 10 announce TO- me
public that he has with care provided himself
wH easy aud strong carriages, and good gentle hor-
Sc ann s,ea1s ana eNp'fienced drive for the Line o
N1ccSsO aiih from R.chmo,id to Hamilton
Hc pledges bnself that nothing shall nj any time lie
wanting On his pait To accommodate ladies and gentle
iiel, who may choose TO tray.l on this route
The Stage leaves Richnlonh every Monday Wednesday
ana fIha.-aIrves at Norfolk every Tuesday Thufs
ao Satuiday-eaves Norfolk every Monday, wednesda.
aud saturday and arrives al the first nance, nlace
every Sunday, tuesday and Thursday
,,, RICHARD ALLEN.
williamsburg, JHiyl. Io.st