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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10
Governors Salary.

The Hon. Mr.. Dane, having submitted the fol-
lowing preamble aud resolutions for the considers
ton OF the Senate they we're this day taken up.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-10

That's Music. - To the Bucks and Lasses cf thi,
town tie Violin Is The best music. 70 or .rer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26
DOMESTIC.

NEW ORLEANS, May l5.-We have
accounts from Pensacola as late as the
10Th INST. Ii appears 10 have been gene
rally reported there, as well as here, that
II Is General JackSOn's intention TO enter
that town. Ii was believed the Spanish
governor would merely make a show of
resistance, having very few troops at his
disposal. The population generally are
represented as arhenily desiring d change
of government. The Indians who had
repaired TO Pensacola have now mostly
retired. General Jacks0n's army is re-
ported as still IN pursuit OF parties of ne
groes and Indians. :IiS position was not
exactly known al the time of our infor-
mants departure. (Gazetts.
Extract Of a letter from Opeiousas, dated
The ISt inst.
The establishment at GalVeztOn in-
crcases rapidly attachments TO Join the
main army are marched openly through
the country **@~@** and others carry ON
trade with the inhabitants openly, ex-
changing goods OF all kinds for money
and provisions. They have several YES
sells on the river CALAIS and Mermemia.
few days ago, d man IN This country
raised about ~ meH, and went out TO one
OF the trading places, and assuming The
character OF Il custOm-house officer, seiZ-
ed vessel and quantity of goods she
lay on the west side OF the river CALAIS {;
they brought her To- the east side and there
discharged tile cargo and whilst IN the
act OF dividing the plumber, were surpriz-
ed by party from Galveston under the
command OF ----, who captured the
sham custom-hoUse officer and some of his
party after hoggimg them severely, sent
"A nd Inaf LODI ha IL
board the schooner. This letter YOU NAV
use as you please, as every American
must feel mortified TO see The laws Of The
country thus trampied upon"
FROM MEXICO.
MAY 2l.-The following extracts from
printed dispatches, intercepted by the
Indian Commanchcs, have been sent 10
IT'S by respectable and credible CORES.
pendent:
"On the LIST Of March a serious en-
gasemeni took place in The province of
Vera Cruz, between the ROYAL troops and
The insurgents, under The command Of
General GuddaiNppe ViitOrid The Fort
Chiqqi tluite and the Bridge ofAravcwere
retaken by The patriots, together with the
ammunition, artillery, and all the other
arms.
The loss Of The Spaniards was great
Colonel Santa Maria is among the slain.
The road from Vera Cruz to Mexico
is again occupied by Vittora part OF
his cavalry under General Beigardc, has
advanced on Vera Cruz, andcarried away
cattle, &c.
There are skirmishings at the gates OF
the town almost every day.--]'he con
gross resides AT Zelaya, projected by cap
tain general Anaya's army. Deiach-
ments of Teran's army had Joined him
MAY 25.---By the Thomas Shields, ar
rived Yesterday from Mobile, we learn
that Gen. jackson had ordered the
troops at Fort Montgomery TO join him
al Fort Crawford (hcad Of Escambia Bay)
The steam boat Alabama, had arrived at
Mobile, where her machinery was wait
ing. A vessel from Baltimore arrived
there on Wednesday last.
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FROM WEST FiORIDA.

SAVANNAH, June iS.-We have lust
been informed that an express reached!
Amelia Island, a few days since, who left
General Jackson with the army, on the
evening olihe Goth uliimo, before Pensa-
cola, where he had just arrived. lie had
sent in flag demanding It's surrender,
whlch' the commandant peremptofily re-
lusinR, the general was making prepara-
tons Ia take the fortress by storm on the
following morning. The result, caunot
be doubtful. All opposition bends 10 his
genius. Rep.
MR.. CALHOUN.-The Secretary of
War arrived here on Monday last, from
Eiizabeth City, AT which place he left the
President and his suite Mr. G. is on his
way 10 his residence i'll S. Carolina.
Ot course If is not yet known which of
the places the President may have visit
ed " I'll be selected as the site of our great
naval depot; but we understand thar the
Secretary ofwar spoke of one plan which
had been suggested, which If Il be ever
accomplished, will present 10 the world "a
most magnificent national work.-Tbis
is, erecting Chain of Notifications, of
MASSEY and impresnable construction.
from the Horse Shoe TO the Middle
Ground of the Chesapeake, bv which that
great bay would be completely projected
from Invasion by any hostile naval force.
If such thing be practicable, even at
an enormous expense, it ought TO be
accomplished. A retreat would thus he
s. cured for our own squadrons when over.
powered, the means of preparing and uni
ting at any moment of war, a large naval
force would be rendered certain, and all
the citizens on the navigabe waters en-
terlng this inland sea would have secured
To them the means of extensive water
communication with each other. Under
such circumstances, even as inland ma
vigation now stands, exchanges conld be
safely made, by water, between the Jun-
alta In PENNSYLVANIA, and many Virginia
and North Carolina streams.
Raleigh Minsrua.
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bills aas afterwards exhibited at tie eof.
zee house for the inspection OF The pub.
ne. 10 enable those al distance. how
ever, 10 guard against them, we have OBJ
tanned and here exhibited Tie following
description OF them, now Ia The hands.of
me ponce. HE perSon on whom they
were found goes by the maize of The Lit-
tie Doctor, or James Sfswart.
Bills. poilS.
tOi1 IS Union Bank of Msrylaud, Baltimore.
1000 iss German Bank OF Wooster ONO
SOB los Rack of Columbia, Seorserown.
1901 los State Bank, prCrion, Newark. and
Camden, New Jersey.
% los Bank" North America, Philadelphia
'o! ... o. mec"anicS Gank. New York.
6!2 5s Bank OF Orange county
oOo IS Marine Bank of lia.linlnre.
.OJ los Farmer Bamk of Bucks county
200 IS Bank Of New Brunswick. NJ
,Vo1 ssrarmers Bank Of state Of Delaware.
i1ot IS Mechanc : Bank OF the city x couu-
tyuf Philadelphia.
ZOOS rs Newark Banking * Insurance Co
los flank at Pittsburgh
IS WtSimoreiand Bank OiPennsylvania
~ Ontario Back. no.
NAVAL FIGHT.
JuNE 20.-I'lc Mexican schooner Cen.
erai Victoria, arrived al Wilmington on
TIE l0ib OF May, WAS attacked by Two
Spanish briggs and SCHOONER. In The
mlesi OF rapid firing, The General Veto
ria made bold attempt To board The
Comnodore's brig, when she blew up,
carrying away the bowsplit of the G. V.
j he other brig ran down TO attack, but
two well served Long Toms, well SUP.
Piled with grape, caused her, after being
disabled, TO haul off, aud leave his brave
Commodore. Having repaired damages,
Tie u. V. sent boats 10 save the wrecked
SpanlardS.On board tile blown up Com
modore. Next day hired Dutch fish
erman TO land them at Curacao.
The brig Alfred, Captain kinasburv
brings, for our vaults, 10000 dollars il,
franc pieces. Millions more Of the pre-
cious metals are expected, of the same
s.lapP anu Iorn. Cdz.
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WEST INDIES.
LATEST FROM KINGSTON

CHARLESTON, June 2O-We vester-
day received by the British ship Vittoria,
III ID days from Kingston, our regular
files of the Chronicle aud Comant, TO the
4tl inst. Some interesting extracts are
made from them relative 10 the opera
lions of the Patriot squadrons, &c. which
viii be found III this mornings paper. n .
NJ. packet NOctou, arrived al Kingston on
the3d instant, with the April mail. She
sailed from Falmouth OIL the 18th of A.
phil.
We lament to state, (says one of ourlate
Kingston papers, that the town of San
Fernando, in tie Island of Trinidad had
been nearly destroyed by fire on the 3Oih
April, when a considerable quantity of
property was consumed.
BIZ tie British ship ViRoria
KINGSTON, UamJ Nav 29.-Arriy ed
at Port Royal yesterday, the Spanish
brig Descadabroa, Of II guns and 80
mcu, capt. Don Gabriel Guano, from tie
Havana, on an African coasting voyage,
but taken on the 18th Of January last, by
n. NJ. Ship Cherub, captain Wells, of
Port au Nova, OF the coast of Africa.
The Descadabroa had, few days previ-
Gus to her capture, plundered POrtu
gnese schooner Of many articles. II. NJ.
ship Semiramis, captain Sir James Lucas
1eO, ~ company with the Descadabroa,
sailed from Sierra Leone on the oath ult.
for Barbados aud this Island, but parted
company a week after sailing. In The
Mona Passage, the Descadabroa was
chased for several hours by Commodore
br0n'S squadron; but she completely out
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sailed them. Yesterday morning, of this
port she spoke ship from Greenock 10
Honduras, 81 days, but did not learn her
name.
MAY 3o.-The Independent. squadron
under Brion which we mentioned in our
last 10 be cru'zing IN The Mona Passage,
had previous IL proceeding in HAT direc-
lion, called oH Aniigua: when Brion sent
la boat To request permission To ALLOW
lie squadron 10 enter and retii, but which
WAS refused. Two vessels were along
with the squadron. whic4 had on board
cargoes o; mules, To deiray the expences
of their rviit, &c.
The Spanish schoSner La Comcia, cap
tain Don Joseph Garcia. OF gun aud 30
men, belonging 10 The Havana, detained
on the 27th OF Dee. off Princes Island,
by II. Nj. Shp Cherub, capt. Wells, on "a
charge of piracy, was brought iuio Porn
Royal yesterday. She had on board
when taken, near 300 slaves, who were
landed Al Sierra Leone. IA Concia sail
ell troM Sierra Leone on the LIST inst.
IN company with The Cherub, which in
tendeh TO cruizc fora month on The coast
OF Aiiici, after which, she would proceed
10 ihis station. On Sunday last, La Con
cia spoke the ship Berwick, from Barba-
does 10 London, all well. From her intur-
nation was derived, that The Semiramis
'rigate, captain Sir James Lucas Yeo, K.
I. Il. HAD arrived III Carlisle Bay, before
her departure. OF Crab Island, La Con-
cha fell III with Danish schooner b.IcDg-
ing To ST. I'hoMas's, which had been
robbed the night previous by picaroon
under French colors. On Saturday last
che passed Porto Rico, and Saw IA Spanish
lrsate, brig, and u schooner, living in
ST. Johns harbor. on Aguidilla Bay, on
Sunday afternoon, La Conc Ia was board
ed by Admiral Brion, in large ship, two
hriSs and Il schooner i'm company. He
mentioned that he was waiting To be ioin-
ed by Commodore Aury, when their uni
tcNt forces would be % vessels of war
and 1t was their intention TO attack the
Spanish squadron ut anchor at the Five
Islands, which consisted of q vessels, two
OF them large irisateS, that had recently
arrived from Spain
The ship noticed above, on board of
which Brion's flag was flying, was ole
of about ZOO tons, called the Victoria
and the Spanish vessels they intended
(when united with Aury's squadron) 10
attack, had lately arrived from Cadiz, a.d
were al the Five Islands near ST. BarlEo-
omews
Brion had detained a large schooner
called the Scrape, under the Bucnos Az
rean flag, III consequence of her com
mander having committed some acts of
piracy.
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Valuable Gloucester LOa0 Grounds Ea,. voIe
virtue ola deed Of trust executed by 0veron sea
r. wei ans kiiza6eth @ his wife 20 the subscribe
m w. uae me lOth day OF August, 1916 recorded
IN tue county court of GlOHcestt TO scc, The nay,.
o, CeIta'h sums o. money, SNAIL Oh WcdneSdQy me
~ dGy " d"sHt Nett, Oh the premises sell to life
~ uSsI DIaHer ioT ready money thai valuable TRACT
ot LAND 10 the said deed MENTIONED containing sbous
400 acres lying IN the said county al ioacestcr and on
town to the courthouse. about lOnr miles mar, IIs
loimer place. Possessi"n Will be given immediately
ana good title made to the purchaser.
,rn.,e RICHARD JONES.
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N 80 ''-'I1I III VI ''I' DV.DINtTD.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-We NAV soon ex-
pect to hear theresult Of The operations against
the Spanish port of ST. Domingo, by the com
bmed Patriot squadron under commodore Au-
ry., They want IA port of rendezvous, and will
stake great deal to procure ono, especially
one so convenient aud contiguous as HE civ
OF ST. Domingo is, to the best crHizing ground
IN either the West Indies or South America
The snccess of this enterprise would give
them the facility Of entering the Mona Pas
sage, the greatest thorough fare of all the isl.
ands, ina few hours, choosing any part of the
coast OF Cuba, OF run over to the Maine, at
viii IN short, it is the most judicious position
they could have selected, and would almost
put stop TO the Spanish commerce in those
seas. Twenty years ago the Notifications were
said to be formidable but Asry's spies row
report that they are neglected, and might be
aSSailed " it'll advantage rCify C,nz.
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UPPER CAMADA

The following is given in the Montreal
Herald as explanatory of the objects of AN
address TO the Prince Regent, which has
been drawn mp with view 10 BE present
ed TO the Prince by certain discon1enl-
cd inhabitants of Upper Canada. a
convention has been called TO meet at
York OH the 9th of jaly next, 10 take the
address into consideration. PhiiGd. Uaion
In this days Gazette will he found Mr..
Robert Guurlay' draft of an address pro-
posed Tor presentation To the Prince Re
gent from The people OF Upper Canada.-
Their principal grievance appears 10 be-
the Partially and delay prac,sed BY
those who have The manas cMent OF grant
ing the lanGs OF the Crown 10 applicants.
Ever since The establishment OF Land
Boards IN Canada, complaints OF this kind
have been but too frequent : nor will This
grievance be removed rs long as men are
appointed to preside IN this Department,
who are desirouS OF possessing large tr.vts
oil land /; or have rapacions connexions 10
satisfy. The peop.e OF Upper Canada
Know this, II seems, To their cost, and are
therefore To request his Royal iIighncSs
that IA commission be sent out, Tor this
purpose, consisting of men not interested
III The land concerns there, and who are
above beng influenced.
Every district sends the same number
OF Representatives who have already been
chosen. as il has been wont 10 send to
Parliament, to a Provincial Convention TO
be held at York OH the 9th of July next, in
Orderto name commission 10 20 to Eng
land with thel. address 10 the Prince Re
gent. and 10 transactany further business
which may be Of utility TO that Province.
Il is to be lamentsd that redress cannot
be obtained by some other means than
popuIar meetings, which ought never 10
be resofted 10 bat on most urgent occa-
sions. Serious conse Iuences often spring
from small beginnings. However, the
loWty aud good sense of the people Of
Upper Canada will, no doubt, teach them
where to step, and prevent Them being
led asifay by strangers aud designing
met. font. He,did.
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NoliCE'-lhe subscriber respectfully soIicts ali
persons who are owing hiui to cohie forward and
sete ihelf respective dues: 10 such do he will con-
Aher II all act OF friendship, lac earnestly Homes t
e present call VIII be nncnaiy attended TO AZ il viii
ehabie MN TO resume his business agaio such as do
NOT, he vi" be compelled to put i'll a uan Tor coIlec
un, mat WIN be extremely disagreeable but hopes
that there WILDE necessity for coerciy,
having given liberal indUgeuces all persons Who have
heretofore dealt with bin. JOSHUA CRIIMp
June 20. * ,f
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Virginia Land UstCs, HichAsond, Jnne 20 1878
conformity with al act vi THE General Assembly OF
me commonwealth of Virginia, eBtitird" An act 10
amend me several EaacS concerning Eschcats PASSED
.he itn gay OF Feorisay 1911, do hereby publish aad
make known. that appears by the Certificates OF The
escheatoFs OF the several counties hereinafter named
mat Tue seted tracts or parcels OF land
coeo nave been found by inquest held according to
Jaw 10 nave eseheSied TO this cOmmonw cath viz :-23S
es o rand III one tract, S2i acres in another
tract III southampton county OF witch Alexander NJ
NeIl. subject Of Great Britaiu, died seized Two
tracts OF Land III Amelia county one containing $50
Wilson died seized.
-, wM. c. PENDLEToN, Reg. Land Office.
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CHARLESTON, June I0.-We nnders tand thai
Duel took place, at Castle Plnckncy, in this
lIarbor, on Wednesday evening last, between
Lieutenant CALDWELL. first of the United
States schooner Lynr, and Lieutenant TAYLoR
second of the brig I'rOmetheVS, in Which the
former received flesh wound in the BODY
1t is to be ianented that gentlemen who have,
on all occasions, displayed the utmost bravery
when engaged with the enemies of their cou,i
try, should conceive il necessary, so frequent.
~, III VIndlcation OF their character, 10 resort
to this murderous expedieut-this heinz the
third or fourth instance, within The last six
months, on the Southern station Notbinv.
probably, short Of cashiering both Tie prinCi.
pals engaged in Duel, will put an end 20 the
DafbafOHs custom. Courier.
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NORFOLK, June 22.-.-The Revenue
Cutter, under lie command of captain
Ham, came up on Saturday evening, hav-
Ing pilot boat built vessel in charge.
with several men and quantity of muni,
iions ofwar on board, and represented by
the man who commanded her to be ten
der 10 privateer under the Republican
flag of Buenos Ayres, which is coming
down the Bay from Baltimore. Her.
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CoUNTERFEITER DETECTED.

NOOtN Et(f III Elk DETECTED.
NEW YORK, june 1.-THE police has
for some time past had information of Il
connterfeiler being in town by the name
OF - -, and perhaps the most a,iroit
IN ile United States. Yesterday il,ey re-
ceIved a letter through The post Office, i'm
forming them that he could be found at
The house OF certain man but neither
street nor number mentioned. The ma
glstrates with tie high constable and Sc
verai officers we're on the alert Yesterday
afternoon to find the place, and after a
lew hours search were sucCessiul-They
found the object of their pursuit slut M
III room with pair of loaded pistols on
alable before him, and d very large amount
OF counteriell bank notes neatly put up
IN parcels all ready for issuing. They
wouid have hooded the country, for they
amounted 10 at least one hundred thou
sand dollars. lie is now in custody, un-
dergolng an examination. Oar vigilant
police have been 0n the lookout for his
rfappearance IN the city since last fall
We suspect that experience will, before
i3ug, slew us the lmp0licy of sofirning
Gown Inc code ofcrlmlndl puuishmeuis,
ana VIII demonstrate The imperlous ne
ccssily OF erecting The gallows instead ol
ne stale prison. COunterletlng must be
punished with death, or there will be am
end Of the paper system.
The following is a description Of some
OF Tie spurlsus notes State Bank AT
Trenton, \. J. ten dollar notes, letter n.
dated April ], 1913. Orange County
Bank, FIVE do. letter a. May /, 1914, Me-
chamcs' Bank, five do. letter NJ March 4,
1919. liz. Post.
JUNE l0.-Ii will be recollecied that a
iew evenings since VIC stated that a noio-
rlous counlerlciler had been detected by
The vigilance OF our police officers, and a
large quantity of bad bills had been found
upon him 10 the amount of about enc HIM.
tired Morsa~d dOtiars. A specimen of these
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26

The earssdrcppe,s about the Cariiol M
Washington, say that the heads oil depart
mems have been la conclave ever since
ne return OF The president TO that city, but
That nothing OF Importance has isakrd ont
Se', Is supposed that The business OF
MIR. Meade and the Spanish go,ernneni
occupies their present attention.
Ddit. Tel.
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4 WISH Ia hire Or pufcfsse a IAN SFFVSNTr 90
mas been accustomed TO horses aud Is safe CARR
age driver prefer purchasing ~ hung. and for =
servant WIN The qualifications above mentioned an a
who Is sober, healthy and Of good character liberal
P,.c Nou'o Oe gwen. ?. Y. DAHTEL.
SHHF - l5..Wtf
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The following is copy of letter from
an American citizen, late lieutenant in
the army of the United States. who Join
ed Mina's expedition. How many Of our
fellow citizens have been eniiced from
their country, Ia suffer IA similar fate, il
is not easy Ia estimate: but the number
amounts 10 hundreds, i! not thousands.
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GEOGRAPHICAL

The town ofCahaGa, which will be of
fered at public sale on the first Monday
OF next OCTOBER, and which will, proba
bly,, be the seat of government for the
state OF Alabama, is situated OH the west
ern branch of The Alabama, al its confiu-
ence with the river Cahaba. 1t is distant
about n miles in right line from ST.
Stephens, on the Tombigbee, and bears
north 40 degrees east. ST. Stephens is
about so miles nearly north of tbe Town
OF Mobile. The Alabama is a very crook
ed river; from lis confluence with the
Tombigbee to Fort Jackson, the distance
in straight line is about 1872 miles, but
by the river the distance is about 264
Mills. III.
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Upwards Of 90, 600 slaves gerc baptized
III tie different parishes Of the island of
Jamaica, during The three years preceding
Tie Ist OF November last.
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The Rev. Thomas DE Witt, Of DutcIi-
css county, we understand, is elected Pro-
lessor ~ the Theological Seminary ofihe
Dutch Church in Brunswick, ia Tie place
u DR.. SehuremaD, deceased. IAB. cgx.
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hgTeeabiy to The above warrant 10 us directed Us
nave VleNe' an eSuay horse sheUn us by Anthony
lIhy and find him to be grey about seven Years old
ABOUT neen hands high shud all round marked viii
gear ana We appTase linn to eighty dollars Given
under our hanGs this 2ith day OF lime, 1915.
BENJAMIN MosBY,
JOHN NEW,
'"ne co. i1-wSw' ISAAC WHITE.
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&IOilCk. Mar! Randoipb having duiy quaied a,
adn'instTatTiX OH the estate OF the late DR. r.
hAnnophhereby gives notice TO all persons no h,yp
claims against the decedenPs bring them for
ward aud all those indebted the said estate are re-
duestea 10 make immediate payment, as Indulgence
can ne given.
mas notice " III be plead in bar against 81 clains not
brought in by The 2Gth OF MAY next.
EDWARD RANDOLPH
attorney Ia tact Tor
Jnne1S. l5..wIw MARY RANDOLPH Adm'x
y The Petersburg ReyUbHcaR is requested 10 ;,
Sefs me e5oee once f"ssk fer J0ur useEs aud f,-
a0Gr6 the account 10 me IOT settlement
FDH 5RD RANDOLPH
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Ire JemsstoUn ten,die .SeminaiV LOtteyv.
NiTH pleasure can say that The late change in ihs
schsme has been approved OF the public and
sne oehanh toT tickets has mcT,ased-Tne Literary
& has 'sSeh large quantity oi the Unsold tickets
there remains ew still on hand ON the onenino ,b
wheel tickets viii advance will continue 20 rise du
rug 'he diawing Tickets will be sold warranted un
ea"h anu pilHes taken III Every pains will
ne taken to give the earliest Information
oy addressinga line 10 VIM White, Esq. postmaster
Tickets forwarded usual.
JdmeWOUH, June &C. Ia st
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Beii'ic0 C0Hsify, 10 H5i:
W behJahIn bosby, john New and Isaac White
Hcehodefs oi said cOuHIy-Y OH ave hereby reoui
rec !" we" AN es'Tay horse. taken up by Anthony lrby
al ms place "Ifesidence m this county aud certif, hi
mark which may appear. Given undsI my hind The
Path June, 1918. W. utNnItIDSnI,i '''