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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Worthy tile Intention qf SoapboiterS and Tai
iofccbGadierS.
70 Rent fov one veaY.

nR for term Of years. the only SOAP & GAMBLE
~ MANUfAC1ORY IN the corporation Of fTedericks
burg The house Is 40 feet BY TO- with two below
aud two above, with shed asut rs feet square annex
ed There Is soap hoiier ana tior kettle, Reeves &c
10 good hNtufe; there s never falling sFrnS Of excs
lent water, conveyed within few feet oftie ash house
viii only add, factory has been 10 operation upwards
~ 20 years That ashes be procured than suf
hceni for ihe most extensive wofk aud suiciency Of
taiiow and grease IA the one oi butchers
anthorscs me "a say that he has hand upwards
Of ,OOo lbs. If cicau-rcHdefed .alow.
Application must niads Oh cfofc The first fag
Apfi next; Otherwise. the houses v converted to
other purposes. F@r Terms. apply ritheT Ia George W.
SpOOnef, living ia Richmond 10 The srhscfibeT
GESRCE ". 3. SFODNLR.
Frederictsburg, Jan. 20. stwst-
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WiNis's LAND for Sale

ENoR SALE, the tract of LAND whcreOn now live Nv
ing on the mountain fork Immediately at its juncii-
Carter Page, JOHN w. Eppes aud Others containing 100
acres lao Of which DIST aud iowgfouuds OF
excellent quality about one half of the cleared
aud under good fences, divided into three zelda IL is
wen adapted Ia the culture Of wheat aud
The improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling.
house, with OnthOuses. harm stable &c and an excel
lieut. apple orchard OF the hest fruit.
II is deemed unnecessary to say any thug about the
many advantages attached To this farm it is presu-
ed persOss wishing TO purchase will frst view the pre-
misses.
~ Terms may be known application to Mr.. John
Gillian, Of Cara, to the subscriber.
FREDERICK W. JAMES.
Cumberland, Jan. 20. stv6f
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Jamestown EeD,ale Seminary I.otterg.

'EHlS splendid Lottery the scheme Of which is gxcei
led by none The Grand objects for which this OF
terry was granted, ate suyecs well wOiih public patron
age The funds TO be ra,Fsd BY are fo tie erection n
building Tor the treble purpose of female seminar
church, aHd masoHic haii-lf these objects W.T.
ny o. pub support, We humbly ass IT, Tie Sfdpof.,
task ~ the agency VI the lottery deyoivrg on an nda
val, ts hoped, h policy for he drawing y,
taxing place last fall There is no obstacle 10 pfc
vent the pnagcfs liking ont tay for The drawing oiiv
Wishio settle With thOar gentle men shn have had ls
goodness 70 assist ne ln ere sale Of tiektls Mr WI
G iGON will cali on them ~ few days ef Tire nnsd
tickets. Tickets ave different rarts Of The state ana
pcrssns al distance, wishing tecome adyertDfrrs
an WOW be suppcd IN fnale. tilSes crly be b.
Of the fnbsefipeT and In Richmond sad Tetsrs5asg.
fTesent price 5-bEt will shortly advance
u Persons wishing to hecorse large scvenfmrefs ea1
be accommodate With tckcts cree p, efyps a.
endofsefs.-Apply 70 ar. JOsFPH TODD Richr-oni
EDMUND HggElS y'rsosnr,.
Jamestown Dce.2 ..ygu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Uongress Of the V. States /.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY. JANUARY %.

MONDAY. IA y UAkY ri.
The President communicated Ia the
Senate a report from the Secretary Of
War, of contracts made by that Depart
ment, and those made by tie purchasing
and ordnance departments, IN the year
1917.
Tie bill directing the mode Of appoint
ing Indian Agents, &c was taken mp, and
after receiving some amendments, Was
read the third time, passed, aud sent To-
the other House for Concurrence; as also
was the bill to establish Darien, In Gtor-
gia as port of entry.
The bill from the House ofRepresenta-
tives for fine relief of JOHN Anderson
was taken up. and after IA good deal of
discussion, was postponed 10 Monday
week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
January u
ErencM bur MiAlstones

THE subscribers beg leave to inform the public tbey
have just received per schr. logan, G27 pieces Of
tfencb Burr, equal 10 any impoue0 the United
states, aud ave daily expectation OF receiving $50 ole
css per siaop antelope, which. IN addition their for
mer stock, will resdeT their assortment complete.
hey haye nov on hand 20 pair Of Ml.ioncs neatly
nshed Of different sizes, built Of the best materials BY
the uoH approved wOrkmeu under The immediate super
intcndarte ~ The Subscribers, win warrant gli wok
sens from th's Mandatory - hey viii sell AZ N0rbrfn
prices Cor cash aoceptances. orders tnsukui.
" received and puactuaiiy attended Go. by
SHrIE, D4stp3ON s. co.
1sth, between T. 4 2 streets.
Jsnusty o., tlu
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Fired. Herald.

Extract Of LITTER .from.a merchant in 81.
PeterSIwghto hstjiendi, BoSt0n.
The officers of The customs here have
received Instructions to admit no papers
when sIgred per procTation, without eS-
acting double duties. Ali invoices. bills
of lading and specifications, musibe sign
ed IT dc bOuoi1. otherwise double duti
viii have to be paid II is important that
The merchants 10 ibe w. aIaies who trade
TO this place should be acquainted with
the above fact"
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GullpoWaer.
Nirginia

IN Goochland county court 10th Of January IsIs.-f
appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Richard
Crouch & Harding Crouch brothers OF Stephen Crouch
dec. Richard Bridgcwater Susan his wife Jesse aey
Elizabeth his wife, which said Susan Elizabeth are
children Of stephen Woodson 4 sally hls iale VIE are
not inhabitants Of this Commons eaitl-
IT IS ORDERED, That the parties above NAMED 10
appear here on the third Monday in March seNt to
bide contest the proof Of the nuncupaye win Of ste
phen Crouch. dec aud that a copy Of fhis order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published In the
city Of Richmond for eight weeks succesgives and that
another copy br pasted at the Of the court
hOnse OF this county
copy-Tesfe,
". MILLER, c. &C.
January ~. g5.wst
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EXTRACT OF 4 LErrER.

Sc. Ih0nlas, Dec. 81.
" Yesterday, we received authentic in
formation from La Guira, that the Roya
lists have gained decisive battle over
the Insurgents at San Fernando de Apurs,
which may contribute great deal to the
amelioration of our trade"
Phika. Gazette.
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land fOr Sale.

ID virtue of deed Of trust executed to by GEO
- PERRY and SPICY his wife, bearing date the ith
DAY OF Dee nbeT lS> to secure debt therein mention
ed due 10 WIN. &. GARNER, we shall proceed to sell
for ready money at The Eagle Tavern, III the town Of
Charlottesville, on Saturday the 2Slb day of February
next tract parcel LAND lying and being in The
county Of iibemaTe. the Of Moore's Creek-
containing three hundred aud hve and ACRES
The subscribers, acting trustees for the 9TH
ers, will only convey such title as is vested in them
JOHN Il. JONES,
BENJAMIN AUSTIN.
Charlottesville, Jan. ~. sIwlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

dies, d,qrumus, which in The Italian becomes
gio,-no. in the French joo', and in English
Journal. This amendment, perhaps, ought
10 have the precedence. as the derivation
is much more clearly traced than that Of
some ofihe names proposed TO be abol-
ished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Notice.
January29

ID EFuNDING OF INTERNAL Enthusiastically
TO the act Of Congress of December 30 1917 duties
paid on licenses for periods extending beyond the 3Ist
OF December, 1917 anu foI stamps used are to he
refunded by the respective collectors, provided the
stamps shall be retained previous tie day NAV
1918. Is. T.. HOOAES Collector
of the 18th collection district Of Virginia
January 20. si1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

YESTERDAY, the following resolution was
adopted by the Senate:
ReSOlred, That the several Committees TO
whom revised bills have been referred ought
to be discharged from considering them; and
that the further consideration of the said bills
ought to be postponed until the first Monday
in December next.
The House OF Delegates were principally
engaged on private or local bills-Amono
others, which were reported, was one BY Mr.
Black burn, amending the Usvry Act. LIZ was
read the LIST and I'd times referred TO the com
mittee of the whole, and ordered to be printed
Among other provisions, it is declared thar Z
by any way or means ola corrupt bargain,
sale, purchase, loan, exchange or contract by
deceit, or in any other manner whatever, with
view to evade the penalties of this act, any
person shall ask, demand, reserve, accept, &c
above the rate Of six dollars for one hundred
for one year, for the loan, sale purchase, ex.
change or shifting of money bank notes
tobacco, goods or chattels, sc. &c.-Such per-
son SO offending shall forfeit double the value
OF the money, bank notes, dc. half to the use
OF the literary fund, tile olher half 10 the
states attorney who shall prosecute such
offender TO conviction and ,jndgment.-'The
bill directs the Judges and magistrates TO give
this act specially in charge TO the grand uries.
Ike attorney general, and every states attOr-
ney, IS 10 cause to be summoned before any
grand jury " all persons who they know or
believe can give information to such grand
jury relative TO the violation of this act by any
person whatever &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
SNOW Greek.

'I'HIs variable farm, lately advertised ~ ne IN d.
paper, VIII be- sold Co. the b.ghe-. hiedlg ole ,iir ~
misses Tuesday the 21i Of Febfraly n Jar n a
the next far day at ~ O'Clock. =. ~
~ Dir Iaaieuo. Oi the 5eua!e h veil acquainted
WIN tbs ana, and wall describe Il gas sefsOH di.pt
ed TO purchase. UJcB rfftt
Fredeficksbr January 90 6teat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
RoANoYE Nd t4s TEE 1TJ fSSUiRER,

This business is just beginning to operate
as II ought. We are now covering the smooth
surface OF this great river with oar produce,
and shall ind our true interest in sending il by
water instead of land--the latter has cost US
as much as 5 % per hOgsbead but we can now
send 1t about the same distance for e. We
only want an inspection and market at the
ROckanding that is the head of the Great
rails. The inspection we shall have by the
middle of February, if North Carolina be not
too inactive. The market we must expect
from some of the capitalists of Richmsnd Nor.
folk, New York or elsewhere. If there be no
purchasers at the Falls by the Ist or 18th of
March, shall be compelled to carry from 100
TO 200 or 300 hogsheads of tobacco TO Norfolk
or New York, of the very best quality I wish
spectators in this article TO know that there
viii he most excellent opportunity to turn
orer their money to advantage at the Falls in the
month of March, April, &c. There will be
from 500 to 1000 hogsheads sent from this
neighb0rlI0od in the course of the winter and
spring and If we had beats and experienced
boatinen (Which we need very much) we might
deliver more. | have two which will run con
staptly-the whole they carry will be under
my care and management: if can sell to ad-
vantage at the Falls l shall do so {; if not. at
Norfolk, New York, or rather than abandon
the plan or sacrifice the tobacco, at Liverpool
OF elsewheIe-l wish these facts to be known
to the commercial world. 1t will be fonnd of
immense advantage to the planters and mer-
chants 10 give tins trade its proper destna.
ton at the commencement for when ha bits
are fixed and connections formed, they are
hard to break-I have just been down to tire
falls with the boats the navigation is good
aud safe-there will be large shipments of to-
bacco from Halifax Va. and elsewhere have
had applications to carry tobacco from 30
miles above and below me. but il is impossible
for my boats to do all the work.
a CITIZEN OF MECKLENBURG.
January 20, 1918.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Notice.

LII those who indebted to the estate Of BRNJA-
IA MIN HOOPER, dec. are requested 10 make nav.
ment thereof ard those having claims against the ss d
fsst requested them properly auheuti
Gated TO HECTOR DAVIS, Administrator.
January 20. S,w3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

CARTER /. STEVENSON, Esq. was, on
Monday last, elected by the ireeholiers
of Spoilsylvania, delegate. to the present
General Assembly, to supply Tie vaean-
cy occasIoned by the death Of SIa:
C'meiFe(d, Esq. deceased.
Fred JJeraM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

~ The NY. Nat. Advocate. news aper
conducted with ability aud Independence. per
ssts in tie assertion, that " political arrange.
ments have been secretly Effected NJ oppose
James Monroe for the next presidency" II
they were secretly effected, how does the Nd
conjure him to speak out bat are these AR
rstiigementsS what the calculations OF the par
lies concerned DE Witt Clinton is evidently
alluded To as the hero OF the plot, aud we 10
not hesitate to give il a. our Impression, that
there is more competent TO t"ru, such
"a scheme, or who has so frequently dreamed of
liis AL, ancement.-BuI " hat new engine is now
put in motion, we are utterly at a loss to con-
lecture. We should thank the National Advo-
cate for explanation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

In the walls Of the Peeniiary there no eonycts
aud though CONSTANTLY inhsiinr the aud sbut
up az an early hour of the evening" i close cells,
this day the hospital is shnt-b.i one complains
and he is az wvTkSome proof III the health of this CT
~! Memorandum OF january nth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS
House Of Representatives., jan. IL.
NEW CALENDAR.


Mr.. Willis, of New Bedford, moved,
that committee he raisedto report or The
expediency OF fixing legal names to lie
days of the week, and months OF the year,
Gas IS nor customary Nth tie Society Of
Friends.
Dir. W. briefly explained the motive
which induced him to make This motion (;
which was, TO endeaver, IN this Christian
land, 10 abolish the intermlxture of The
names of Heather Deitles in the Ian
guage offhe worship OF the True God
The day set apart, he said, for His divine
worship, derives lis name from the heath
enish worship of the Sun on that day (;
and The DAYS on which our annual iasts
aud i!lanksgiyings are celebrated CIhurs-
days,) bear the name of the Heather
God Thor Referred to Msssrs. Willis,
Claiming, of Boston, and Hale, OF Gas
tine.
BosToN, Jan. 2l.-A motion has been
made III the legislature OF this common
wealth, c0ni2IuIng a proposition Tor es-
tabllslnng by law names tor the days Of
the week, as substitutes for The present
names, which are said to be derived from
certain Heather Gods We would sug-
gest such an amendment Of fhe PROPOSE
ton as will provide for new eppeIlaiion
Tor the official record Of the proceedings
ot the House, the w0rd jo,opa, DIS OF
Neas, the Greek name Of the God Jupi-
'er--irom Dis is derived the Latin word
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, JAN. IS.

MONDAY, JAN. 20
Mr. Wilson. of Mass and Mr. S*eva,t,
of n. {. appeared, were qualified, and
took their seats.
Mr. Lo,c,,des, of South Carolina, made
unf::vorable reports on the petitions q.
John Fields, of John Barney, aud of sun
dry importing merchants OF Philadelphia:
which reports were read and coucurred
in.
Mr. LowndeS also made an uhfavoralle
report on the petition Of sundry itiiali-
tants of Richmond, in Virgiuia, pew hold
ors i'm the Monumental Church: WHICH
was read and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. RICHARDSON, of Louisiana, from the
committee on the public lands, reported;
bill TO continue III force an act entitled
An act relating to settlers on lands of
the u. States" which WAS twice read and
committed.
AIR. Johnson of Kentucky, from The MI
liiary committee, reported a bill respect
ing The Organization of Tie army of the
u. States, and for other purposes which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Sergeant, from the committee 10
whom was referred the petition of Tie a.
mrrican Bible Society, reported Gn part)a
bill for the remiss ION ofduties upon sfeie-
otype plates and uron Bibles and Tesla
ments in foreign languages, Imported by
societies or associations, for The gratti-
tous distribution of the Holy Scriptures.
Mr.. Paris, of Massachusetts, from The
committee on expenditure srespectingihe
Public Buildings, reported the following
bill:
Il bill to procide for erecting additional baidiugs
torthe recommendation ftke reSPectire DEPART
MeRts.
Bsheadcted, &c. That the commissioner he
public buildings cause TO be erected, under
the direction of the President of the u StatrS
two buildings suitable for offices tor the Exe-
cutive Departments, TO be placed north OF The
buildings at present occupied by those De-
partments and on line parallel thereaiii:
each Of said buildings to ntain forty rooms of
convenient size.
See. .. is merely section making an nppro
priation.
The bill was twice read and committed,
The House resolved Itself into a eorp-
mittee OF the whole, MIR. H. Nelson i'm HE
chair, on the bill 1" 10 amend all aci, en-
titled an act respecting iirgiii,es from jus
| tlce, and persons escaping from ihe SER
vice of their masters"
The bill is one of considerable impor-
lance TO the holders of siav.. property par
ticuarly, as going TO make that law eff
cacious, which Is at present little better
than nominal
Much discussion took place on tile de-
tails OF this bill, which were explained and
illustrated by Mr.. PindaH, of Virginia, and
by several other gentlemen. Some amend
ments were made to the bill, the discus
sion of which occupied tie whole of the
days sitting, and was not concluded.
when
The committee rose, and obtained leave
to sit again; and
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
&eYiseA MINIS .

4 FEW copies of the REVISED BILLS. neatly half
a bound. for sale at this ohce-Prce SIS.
January 20. slwSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

We have been informed that several Of
the revolutionary officers al presemlin Ibis
city, intend paying a visit to Mount Vcr-
non, where the remains Of Gen. WASH
INGTON, are deposited. We can scarce
" conceive scene more truly intercsI-
ing 10 The feelings oflhe AmencaB peopie
llan that OF these aged warriors of lib r.
ty bending, IN s"rTOwlul generation, ter
The tomb of d Hero, with whom, fofiv
years ago. they were companions in arms.
1t would be a subject that might well EN-.
pIoy the talents ct West
Washington Gin Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Notice

vyE foTwarn all persons from putting or hoard any of
w our BOATS oack loading, we will not be respon
sbie for any lose damage.
BENJAMIN rs. PERKINS,
PETER r. JEFFERSON
ROBERT LEWIS.
January 29. siat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
Seine YWine.

TEN bales best English SEINE rwINg just received
aud for sale, by ADAMS & VAN LEW.
January 20. 81 eoGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

Some wiseacre in the Legislature Of Massa-
cbusetts has proposed to change the appeila-
tons of the days of the week and the months
OF the year-becauSe, saws this whimsical
Gentleman. all names taken from the Heather
deities should be abjured by hrstians. And
where will his rage for innovation stop Will
he ablure every word, which has passed Hea-
then lip viii bs abolish every expression
which is borrowed from the Greek, the Latin,
and the Saxon Then had he better set down
al once and legislafe new language for tue
good people of massachusetts
Another Daniel proposes to the Legislature
of Pennsylvania to " appropriate certain sum
Of money for the purchase of bibles without
comment, to he distributed among the poor
and necessitous of the commonwealth What
business has the Legislature to NEEDLE with
matters Of this spiritual natures" DR.. Rod.
gers had better attend tO the business on which
he was sent-seTve the state, not the church.
Let him, if he can, make good laws for the peo.
pie, and leave the spiritual concerns Of his CON
stitueuts to the ministers Of the gospel and the
spontaneous efforts OF pions individuals. Once
cross the line, once blend religion with gov
eminent, and sectarism and fanaticism will
seize the reins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29

~ A report is made to the legislature Of
Massachusetts, that the whole apportioUmeni
OF arms for that state under the act of Con.
gress, had been sent on, amounting 10 5g35
staud.-Qaery. Has Virginia received her
quota Of the same
The same legislature are about advancing TO
their agent sam Of money for digesiing the
documents Illustrating the claims of Massa-
chusetts against the United States for military
serriccs.-1his looks like thr0lcing good MONEY
after bad. Massachusetts Ought not to receive
one cent for services which she did not render
to the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23
NOTICE.


THE employment Of an Agent or Attorney is
4 not Necessary in any claim against the govern.
ment. 1t is most generally attended with erfencss
and sometimes with oesxoi ioss.
Claims will be promptly settled. when the ae-
counts, and vouchers with which they are connect
ed. are transmitted 10 the proper Office.
Money will be transmitted whenever q recc'p,
TOR the sum due, OF, where the smoun, is no, sscer.
sined receipt ia 6i,,k shall be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department.
Military patents, and certificates Of military pen.
s,ons, viii be transmitted in like manncs whenever
the necessary vouchers are forwarded TO the proper
office. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
wM H. CRAWFORD.
j. G.. CALHOUN
w. CRowNINSHlEln.
Wasbnstsr Cisy, May 27,ielS.
j rhe Gasettes in which the acts Of Congress
are pabiisheh, are requested to insert the above,
weekly for three months and papers in the interior
vii deserve the thanks Of the community By giving
publicity in their respective districts, as II may
the means of saving expeuee aud loss to that
'ortion Of the people wAs - least able to bear
them. Sase is--en.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-23

By Me Ptesidew qf ne Ln"sd S0s5.
wHEREAs, by an act Of ceryress passed On b,
Sd of March. 1917, sntiied An act 20 sItherise
the appointment of Surveyor tOr TIE lands in iis
northe part of the Mississippi territory, ard IL,
sale of certain lards herein described" The Pres,
dent Of The United States is authorized to se,sc.
certain lands, for scites for towns, and Cause Re
said lands 60 be laid of into town lots, ard the said
lots TO be offered tor SALE
Therefore, IJAnEs MONROE, President Of ths.
United States, 90 hereby declare and make known
that public sales for the disposal of the lots in lie
town of Nacs,hon, (heletotoTe called Milton's BiaGl
on the south Bank of the river Tennessee (near
the ne sd of the Muscle shoals) in AlsbLma Tsrri.
tory on the second Monday ih October next
The sales shall continnc open fer one week and
longer IL necessary. and the lots shs he elf; red
for sale in regusr numerical order, begnn,ng with
the lowest number.
Given under my hand, at the City of Wssl.nglon
this 10Th of May 1873.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH MElGS.
Commissioner General LAID OHice
or Printers who are authorized 10 Publish the
laws Of The United States will insert the above IN
their newsps pers Week Till The aist Of octo
ber next and send their bills 10 the General Land
Offices for payment CI7w1
A Map of he Huntsville District engraved ard a
Plan Of The town OF Marathon will be engraved
as speedily as practicable and viii be sold at Hunts
vile and at the General Land Cthce, by
JOHN GARDINER
Juae 10. Chief Cieik