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WAR DEPARTMENT.
Section o. Bounfv Ian

Section o. Bounty Lands
ALL, persons entitled TO Military
Bounty Lands for services render &c tbs
United States during the !a,e war would
do wen to recotiect the notice given
from this branch OF tide WAR Departs
ment, so long since as the 22d of August
1919, and which has been repeated L.,
the public newspapers mauy times since
this date VIZ.
"a Land Warrant will nor be issued
10 en- executor nor TO an administrator.
The government OF the United States
has not authorized any person TO &C, as
an agent tor the purpose of transac,ing
any part OF the business relative 10 the
obtaining Military Land Warrants;
which will, as usual, be issued gratis az
the War Department nor does it re-.
coenize any pretended Land Office for
auch hErfoSeS nor any other agency of
such furhoses, nor Any other agency Of
hat nature, in any State OF the Anleri.
can Union.
Angus, %, 1915"
In addition Ioshe above, IT NAV be
proper to remind applicants OF the cias-
SEES above referred 10, tina, their letters
aud documents need no, be addressed
10 any individual at the seat OF govern
ment, by name, but simply to " Tnr
SEcnEfARY OF WAR, WashIngton
Chy, d. c." Their COMMUNICATION
should coniain the address to which the
reply ought to- be transmitted.
April 8, 1917.
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Woupded---,wo reached the shore IN
hut; each OF them seized p canoe and
1re-crossed the river; the Two canoes
were then flied with other Cherokees
who crossed over and seiz, d y number
OF ranoes, and returned. BY these
means, in short time, nearly all the
Cberokees landed themselves on the
Horseshoe, attscked the Creeks there,
drovc1hem and burht, their cabins
Gen. jackson, finding that the Greeks,
we're attacked in their rear, ON fhrir ozpn
fortified ground. made an ASSAULT on the
works by eScuiase, sDd carried. then
with the loss OF some valuable officers
K men; but, Notwithstanding the works
were carried, thc Greeks fought obsti-
nstey ill hight, when few escaped. -
II. was estimated that about seven hun-
bred Greeks fell in the action. Tie
Cherokee war; Tors suffered consider
ably, as well as the American troops
Aregular regiment. Commanded by col.
Williams, lost "a lumber ct inen in car.
rying the works. Colonel Williams.
assured nc, that, he'd il no, been Tor the
enterprize of The Cherohees in cross
ing the river, as stated, nearly his hole
regiment would have been cut in
pieces"
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State ofMe Polls III Richmond Co:
INTERESTING NARRATIVE.
E~tTact Of a lrner from Higyasic.

Extract Q a lester from Hisvasic.
i" With regard 10 the 2iaes present.
cd by the president of the United
States, as reward for the ext, aordi
nary enterprise Of 'bree Young Chero.
kee s9Grri2ra, Unjust give you short
history.
g The Greeks were fortified OIL a
point Of land formed by bend of the
Taliapoosa river, at place which, from
its shape, obtained the name of Horse-
Shoe. The rive: was deemed sufi
cient security ON account OF its depth,
and that part of the point adjoining the
country was strongly fortified By the
Greeks, quite across the Jsthmus,
with large square timber, well put to.
getber, and raised high. Gen. Jack-
son approached the works with such ar.
tiIlcry, as he had tho Cherokee warri-
ors having been posted on tbe Opposite
side of the liver, to. prevent any rein
torcements from coming TO the Greeks
lie then commenced cannoBade on tie
works, while the ChGrokees and Creeks
fought across the river With small arms.
The general found that his artillery was
too light TO make any eHcc,Ual impress
sion on the works--lhe Cherokee war
rlors, a; tie sartle tine, found That their
their Gre across the river promised no
'hi1g-<they grew impatient--aud three
young CheFokccs plunged into the ri
YER, while the battle was rag~ing, anG
swan toward that point Of the Horse
shoe, where the Greeks had Secured
;neir water~crast. AS these brave Che.
tokecs approached the shore. they were
hred a. by the Creeks, and ono was
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By JOHN JAcKSoN 8 Co.

s. THIS DAY, at I'm.
AT the auction Office, Union itrcet, between
King and Prince ftree,,, willbe fold
5000 hu superior Albany Oats,
on credit, in lots TO iai, purchafers.
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If CHARLES GROSS
no RENT.

A CoMMoDioUS Two Roiy Dwcllira
u Itoufe, on Henry Greet, iouth OF
King nrcet, containing f& rooms, executive
of kitchen, pantry, &c with good gar
den and necehary out houIcs IL will be let
on rcaionablc terms to good ,cnant-For
tcrIhs apply atthis office, or 70
Mrs. MUTT, oppoGtc + w. Pcy-
apiDiI, II tens KiOg n.
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PUBLIC SALES,
BY p. e. MARSTELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
VIII be fold at Thompfon's wharf, on
credit of ,, and 4 MONTHS,
The CARGO of the Ship Atalanta, cap
tain Rofc; conGiting of
lNCOO bushels Isle of Nay SALT,
). In lots to fuit purchaIers.
April IL.
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All that We had 10 do, was 10 wait
patiently, 10 bear and to forbcar, to re-
store what lord Clarendon called T" the
ancient good temper and good humor
OF EGglishmen," and TO abstain from all
chimerical schemes, ard all Irritating
invectiyes. II the object on the other
side was nothing more than to put the
government into other. hands, he, for
one, should not envy them In the inbc-
ritance; but whilst airy goycrpmen,
continued to subsist in the country, his
earnest hope was, that the constitution
would be sacredly preserved ( Hear,
hear.
Alter some desIsory conversations
there was a division.
Against il 264
For the amendment ll2
Majority IN favor of the address ls2
A committee was appointed to pre-
pare the same.
Adjourned ill Friday.
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BOOK AUCTION.

By JOHN JACKSON 6 Co.
THIS EVENING, at I paft 6 P. NJ.
AT the Auction office, Union itrcet, between
Union and King ftreets. VIII be iold
large collection OF LAW, Theolosieal,
Hiltoricai and Mifcellate.us
3 o q rs,
catalogues of which may lie feen At any
time previous TO the fale.
April ~.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

HOUSE OF DRLAc4q6s.
Sfotisyfrania--Msjor o,aple,on
CrutthGeld," Captain John Quariess
.4l6emarle--Dabocy, Ainoia Jesse
w. Grath.a
Henrico-William b. Chamberlayne
John d. Mosbys
Rock6ridge--John Bowyer, William
Paxton. ~.
EichmOmd-J. w. BelRcld, -
Street,
Naturalization Congress.
IL Nelson, 2l7
Mr.. Maury, l67
GIouceStcr--- Bassstt 22S
No vote against him.
Sta!e Senate.
James M Roy, 2lS
Scattering, IL
House Of Delegates.
VIM. Jones, John Leawelt.
o WeSo Members.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-14

MARRIED OF Thursday evening last
by the Rev DIR Muir, GEoR'oE WISE,
Esq 10 Miss MAnGAnEr GnEER, both
OF this place.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY MORNING, April l4,l8i7.

Directors Of the Mechanics Bank.
Elected on the loM MIR. for one gear.
Robert Young William Vei,ch
Mathew Robinson John Cohapen
Christopher Nellie Daniel M'Lcod
James Carson Adam Lynn
Isaac E.htwisle Rober, Grey
Mark Butts Evan p TAYLOR
JOHN Longden John Gird
John Richards.
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~ the auction Office, Union itrcet, between
King and Prince ftreet,, will be fold
5000 blu superior Albany Oats,
on credit, in lots TO iui, purchafers.
On "WEDNESDAY next, at 10 A. NJ.
Ar the Auction Office Union .ftreet, between
King and Prince,
~ WILL. re SOLD
trunk calicoes
Gale inper brown linens
do do Irfh do
do do London black cambric
, do do white do
do, do cotton 'ings
I do do London ginghams
do do dcmeltic do
/ do do brown Writings
i do dc London yeifinss
do elegant London tea walters, in
iets,
package India black fringed hdfs.
do iewing flks ,allorted colors
do do black and colored Florence
filks
Flannels
Lace wells and ihawls
SIX and Cotton hoiiery
&ambr;c mullins.
Plaid iilks
Black cloths, &c sc.
AT PRIVATE SAILS,
Candles
Chocolate, fref'i & good
Pipes
Spanih fegars
Young Hyfon tea
FLORENCE and tanners oil
N. York beet
White wine vinegar
Wool, beaver. French and fix hats
Ladies morocco, kid and Zip ihoes
Shoes,
Brandy
Sugar
Coffee.
Cordage -,
Cotton cards
:. Smoked almon &c.
April "a. ~
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On the evening Of the 9Th Of Feb.
Mr.. Penpi,.gton, OF the hrm OF Pen-
nington and Bel.chan, bers, .vi~e ms :.
chants, of Loudrn was way isia near
Birmingham, shot Though ais temple
and found dead his sautca havi, :. been
taken, Ills pocke,-b0ok, consi-
dcrabre sum in bank Notes was not dis.
csycred by the murderer.
Died, at Ramsgate, on ;he second OF
Feb gen. Carleton, aged 81.
Erfract of i, ietfer from Ra.sSotte,
RodgSon e Co dated
Lfvernool, Eco. II.
We have tic pleasure 10 annex an
extract Of a leu er we have this morn
ing received from london.
Z" I have the pleasure TO inform you,
that i have succeeded i'm obiatiitig so
order from the lords of his ,a,:i sly.
treasury TO the commissioners al cos
toms, directing thst 10 iututc uniy bail
per cent shall be levied upt.n the eN-
portalion of British 10 the
United States of America, in lieu Of
one per cen, as charged Eeiore, the
same being in conformity with The con
Yention of rommerce.
with respect TO the duty oTcrpaid,
1t wiz be made in the first instance icr
all goods shipped from and after the
ED Dec. 1915, that being the date tina,
the American government ratified the
convention, and put il into effect in the
United States; however, q communi
cation is opened between the. two SO
vernrhents on this point, and have Mt
doubt but in few months The same
shall take its effect from the date OF us
signature, Gully 8. 1915 j. as provided
for in article 'rhe warrent Tor the
return of the duties paid since the 22d
Dec. 1915, l shsll obtain in The course
of a short time"
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NOTICE
NOICE-

THE fubfcriber is foley authorized to
! receive al debts owing to tie lac firm
CT Jas. Fleming & Co. beng dcirous to ct
tic the demands upon faid firm IS fpeedily
as poiiible, ne requires all thcic rehdent In
the country Indebted thereto - pay their
respective balances to him on or before the
t.ft day OF May ncxt-hc will be under the
neceiii'y OF. ordering iats aSa'nft thole who
do NOT comply.
april II. SAML. b. LARMOUP..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
SAVANNAH, July 20.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

By letter received from Miiledgeville,
OF the 18Th instant, to gentleman IN HIS
place, wc understand that tie assemblage
of indians at Fort Hawkins, i'll Georgia,
early in this month consisted of between
fourteen and fifteen hundred and many
were prevented from attending, from the
circumstance of their crops beng then on
hand-lhat their conduct at, and during
The public councils, was marked with
great decorum. The principal chiefs di-
ned every day with general Mitchell, the
agent Of Indian affairs and ia the after
nOoa executed or completed the points
which had been previously discussed and
decided upon IN cOuncll-at tins meet
ling, we are graiified to learn, that the
United States agent bad tic good for
tune to prevail upon them to abrosaie
their ancient law of retaliation upon some
one Of the relations OF a murderer, when
the principal person who had committed
tie murder, could not be taken-Dy
which they have Telinqulshed the prac-
| tice of iudlscrImlnate revenge. On this
| point they have passed a written law.
| The agent has also procured their con-
| sent To- a cession of the piece of land ly-
| ing between the line run under general
| Andrew JacksOn's treaty, and the Ock-
mulgee river, east of d creek cmptying in
to that river short distance below the
town Of Hartford. This shuts them out
entirely from our Eastern frontier, and
| will secure the inhabitants in that quar-
Ter from Indian aggressions. The day
| Tie United States agent left them, an un-
fortunate affair took place--the Indians
| having received considerable sum oil
money from the United States, some oil
| the young warriors determined 10 have
] a lrclic before they went home. A prin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
NEw-ORLRANs, July 2,
PIRATES

TIE b1igs Fretloce, De 1fOrGnt, and Poo
moaa, RiUarde, both belonging TO this pert,
G7T1red an tie riuer a few days since, from
Campeacay. On their passage, near SisaI,
they rerep hnndered by a small privateer, cali
ed tie Mary, Capt. ---, underthe Meri-
can. flag, aud bearing commission from Com
modore 4uy. She is known to De The same
that Was fitted out some weeks ago in this port,
and 6efore her sailing lay IN front Of lHarig-
myS fitnJOarg she as a small cii'her buih
vesSei, nth - or IL men on board, all of
,chom spoke Eaghsd, and, (we 6lusA at tic
disgrace Of Ow c0unby,) aHGppeared to be
americans. The amount taken from tile
FreeiOre pas inconsiaera6ie bit they robbed
the Pomona Of near 10000 dollars IN specie,
TIE greatest part Of ,chich Uasins,oed IN this
city at ioV premium. These .freebooters
gaze the captain and passengers to understand
thai they i0oMM take specie wherever they
might .Jind at, a0ithoH respect TO the flag by
t0hich ii might be protected. In addition to
rObbing them, they abused the creUS ard pas
ssngerS IN the most shameful and barJaron0
mDuer. III consequence ofthis atrocions pr
racy, insurance on specie, indigo, c0ciineai,
oaniiia and other raiuatle articles, las risen
from one haJf TO ten per cent.
On a,r'iUiag at the BahiSe, Capt. Morant
reported the occurrence to Capt. Morris, Of Tie
frigate Congress, 'cho after making tie most
minute enquiries an relation to The reSsei and
crew, inimediately lseighed and sailed ili pu1'-
suit of her. We hope most teTrentiy Hat he
n,ay faH IN wiM heT, and that the sc0uadSeis
on, 6oard may be brought to exemplary pun
lShmeHt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

aiuapS cautious, acfnoTltdged tie Gd0daidgcs
Of that trade. bnt feaIedthat as understanding
NTH fse Turkish eoptshmeiu wOuid BE- erps,i-
SIRE and entdsgii1,s they hare postponed any
attempt to open th,s trade, and osT merchGhts,
not knowins the character Of he IHbs, here
deciimed an experiment an that qucrtcr. The
tact IS there is nothing TO npprshcsld. The
Ottoman Porte has no objection "a oar kdrdrg
u,dt trade If zoe apply .jor II. we hc.e tcR;'
t,u,ied 1'iti SmyIHa. and other ports at tss
iecant, and ncreT hire hal any difficulties /;
o.,d situated as tic Porte actGaiW IS, y, reia-
tion to tie migbLOring European ecrerS.
there is strong disposition 70 caft'Urts a
friendly and fdmiiiar intercourse ir'th the g..
States. rko, from tie ii,d. pemisAt n"ts'e Of
position, 0ad6eiSg perfectly Free from, The IN
t'ig1,es and scifsh ciens 81 Eipepeancas,aet5,
is po,cer uhOSe Friendship as rc'y desirable
md rGt mabis 10 the OnDmr,, Porte.
TIE failure Of iae crops IL, ss'rrof parts IF
EUrope has, for a fec seasons back, rcncsred
Odessa the g,andry of that quarter Of IKE
,corid: and, Ia the last yeor, 1860 Sips
cleared on, fi.om that port, $40 cf' ,rhich 'rere
large resseis-4O7 ct the au,nbcr irere RHs
sisns, c53 English, loi dastriafs, %
French, % 7iokis6, and - S,osdes. (cnsi-
dr,iDg oar enterprise. and che unrirGifH spi-
ri IF orr merchants, dad the character Of mr.
seaEYtn, Il IS someick0t tReionchoiy not to had
on Americnr ting in the list. TIE pr;sc'paf
advantage wi;ch ne mag anticipate n, 'strin
ing that 1udc. ,roph! be the empioyn,,at Of
some thousand tons IF our slipping 10 that
quarter, in Conveying gram to haiy, Ercnce,
Gnd Span and;f Russia Should .'actsed an
d,ieing tAe grand s,igr,or o"t IF Earops, ne
aaHtfen enJoytreeig ire 6ensSts OF The trade
Ly haring a'Yeg.ly made oWSeires familiar
,citk .he ports and udvigdbie waiers IN TINT
section Of the worid From observation and
experience IN affairs relating to that COM
meree, aud fi'om ra'qoHS Conversations hal
~ith important agents of' the Turkish gore,m-
ment. are hare no dodtt Of TIE existence IF a
.Giendly disposition, 'chich irouid gre to ms,
without expense or an changing treaty,
a free inercSs into The Riack Sea md possess.
ing, rs me do, friendly and reciprocal Treaties
wita EN00penn poccrs, ace a',ticiptfe no "tisc-
tons on their part, and more, n, ftct can arise
Vhich IRE can',Ot anicaG{y remoUs. These adj
reutGges wiH, doubtless, be seen and improred
by our goce,mmcnt, tchO d,e not behiad-
land IN iGudabie spirit and enterprise.
New. York Nat. Advocate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08

I any news OF the successes of the patriot cause
! arrives, to publish contradiction and some
| counter story. VIXEN Nina iarJCd al Soto la
| Marina, he published a most marvellous ac-
! count of thirty or FEW patriot generals having
! surrendered Ia the royal arms. Another story
I il uOw put aAoai. which has appeared at New
Nori. wieie there are similar agents enipioN-
! ed he following is among the class OF impo-
\ sitionS:
:. IN addition 70 THE nerS girFa ia ses;erdag's
| Ga-stie up learn. by the EHsa 1ooksg fran tie
Cmph ~ hsrico, tint the patriot general ierraa,
,c;;h abogt 4cJ men ,ad gone orer to the royaiiIs,
hlriag prsui0Wsiy hccn dSsWied of the eiRg 2ar-
| ion tket Ger. G..idioape, ,ritk Ij0Ht 21D men
,-e,n ,rithii 100 mites Of Ia perd Cruz, heiancd
IN n, the royaiis.S-- that Gen. hia1S head quar-
tiers we're at Santa Jias;rd. ichich pi.ce he ArG
fortified Cad iett garrison 81 ttghty man, cRd
proc; yded against St. Le,ris PotoN f;tS cOGi3ui
aiS.JR on Tie sea coast scsS cat ~ ~ me rGyrt
ists.A In ar1,y Of ajoWt 59)D men icas marrt'Rs
agSsast him from! La psrI Graz, and hes s'taltton
a., considered per.loaS.
Now it is welt known that Cen. Terrain has
never had above 1860 men under his command,
aud that he acted independently OF the patriO-
tic authorities il * also we'll known that Gen.
Guattiioupe was in command at Na:iit--And
that there is no Sucii place ~ existence as San
tn Aiasina, where Gen. Mina is said to he
Those who wish 10 he guarded agaii'st the TO-
mances OF The Spanish legation, should fire.
Quentty recur to the Intercepted letter or the
Archbishop OF Mechachoan, published a short
time agp III this paper where the true state OF
Mexico is developed, aud where II IS shewu
that insur.cnt generals have appeared IN the
field after being killed IS times-we see Cen.
McC,rpyor. who was last year cut mp and pick
led by Spanish loyalty like pork, took Amelia
island III Junc of the present year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
CHARLESTON, July %
FROM AMELIA ISLAND,
ria ST. MARY'S.

BY the pilot-boat schr. HHaming- Bird,
arrived here yesterday in days from ST.
Mary's, we have the latest advices from
the scene of patriotic warfare on our
Southern Border-The forces Of Gen.
MGREGoE, are stated to remain IN quiz
ct possession of the Island of Amelia,
and III expectation of being soon joined
by reinforcements which will enable them
10 assall III fortress of ST. Augustine
with a certainty of success. The Gene
raj III chief had made lib raj advances of
pay TO his men, and thereby conciIla-
ted their strict attention TO discipline.
Information had been obtained from
St. Augustine, that Don FRANCISCO Mo-
RALES, late commandant OF Amelia, had
been put in irons Immediately on his ar
rival at the former place--and The gene.
raj expectation was, that he would lose
his head, for suTTendering that place,
III express contradiction TO bis orders,
wltlI@ut firing gun. Ii was also asceT-
tanned, by the same means, that the
Governor ofSt. Augustine had received
a reinforcement from Havana, and that
every man, and even the boys of the town,
had taken up arEs for TIE defence Of the
place.
Asmall Spanish schooner, from ST. Au-
1uS'hie, eFduilB TIE dtilOt diINtu dl
st. Mary's few days before The Hum
ming Bird sailed-but a sharp lookout
would be kept 10 prevent her returning
in safety TO the port from whence she
came.
Two small priyateers we're fitting out
at Fernandina OH the 24th inst for a
cruize against the Spanish commerce.
A patriot priyateer schooner was said
to be cruizing off the barbor of ST. Au-
gustine, at the tlie Capt. LEREvRE sail
ed. Courier.
THEATRICAL.----We understand that
Mr.. Kean, the celebrated British Trage-
dian, is certainly engaged by Mr.Holman,
to perform in his Theatres, conformity
with those of MIR. Price, manager OF tle
New York Theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
ER1NCE-

TIE following deplorabie picture Of the state
Of France, is from the pen OF a gentleman well
known ia the United States, aud whose virtues
are not less distinguished than Isis talents:
1urOrd.
4" The death O. DR.. Muilenburg, Mr. Hamil-
ton, Mr.. Wilson aud Br. Barton, are indeed
deep wounds TO science; particularly the latter
Bui, my dear sir, ouri fine country Is at present
dcroied to the great principles ofiegHiMttcy, and
in such miserable situation that very little
can be spared for mere existence, while France
~ the same time labJrs under tie greatest scar
cts thousands aud thousands are forced to
eat grass aud roots procured by digging the
found dead from want Offood such is our mi
scra5le situation, and Switzerland aud savoy
are not better"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-08-08
GRENADA. Jnpe 90.


Whereas there is strong suspicion that art;-
Giles Of American growth have lately been ILL.,
City introduced from tie neghboring foreign
colonies, into several of the out bays IN this
1siand, but more particularly into that OF Pal
mietc and its neighborbood, much 10 the pre-
JUDGE OF the taT trdder-and whereas the ini-
porters, as wellas rhe receivers OF such contra.
band goods have hitherto escaped detection
In order therefore that the persons concerned
~ tins shameful traffic may be discovered, the
III ncipai oalcers of the Customs for the port Of
81. George, hereby offer reward Olive hun
Cred pounds, Grenada currency, TO any person
whose testimony will lead to the conviction of
one or more parties so offending, over and IL
bove the reward allowed by law.
Tie principal officers have further TO com
Inunicate, that by All Act of Parliament the
receiver OF importer of cOntrahand articles
are liable 10 treble the value of such goods. eN-
c,usive of the forfeiture of the vessel import
ing the same, together with the cOnnscati0n OF
all slaves, boats, horses, cattle or other CARR
age, wbatsoever, made use of in the loading,
llnding. renewing, carriage OF conveyance u
ans such gooos,