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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
II. CLAY.

II. CLAY.
Speaker of the House Il Representative.
JOHN fiAiLLARD.
President Il She N,rna.r. rro TEN,
April -, 1919 Approved,
IAN - tONRoF.
MAY S---lawtiO,
Blanks = .-nsrH feScrpt0a neaii.
e.sseiited at this Office.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

AN ACT 70 auth0izc the payment Of
certain certificates.
lie Il eR0ric,l d. idr .-e,t".t s. House
t Representatives u he Uniitd siN!es
ii .9mtricG. IN congress aSsrntlrd.
! ha!, SO much of an act, entitled An
Gc' maklns further moYisisn Tor the sup
port oi paoiic ered;', and Ter the redsmp-
to- Of 'he public DEBT" passed the Sd
ifsy II March, one thousand seven huu-
jtfsd aad hincty Eve ai,d So mach OF the
&C., entitled 8 IN act respecting loan
lo1sce and final settlement certificate !,
lihdcnts Of intt rt st, and the uni,ndeti
ianu eslstcred tirb., credited Oh the books
OF The Treasury, passed ths twelfth day
oil juno. one thousand seven nundred aud
NINETY eight, as bars from settlement aud
ial'nWa.re, ccr'ilicatts commonly called
lean 0siice and anal S. ttiement ce"lt;
Gates, and n,lcniS Of interest, be and III,
SAINT Is her ~ uspebded TOR the term
iot two years frees and after the psssing
lot tbs act' ratification oi which ZEN
lpnFafN suspension II the &C OF limitation
mail DC puoiish,d oy the Secretary of
!'ie lrcanury, for the Information of the
hoiders Of the said certificates, in one
OF more OF the public papers in each Of
The United States.
src. :, Al be it further enacted,
That all certificates, commonly called
loan '.fhce certificates, cnuntels! gnetl by
he loan nFhcers of the states respective.
iiy, final settlement certificates. aud IN /.
ents OF interest, which, at the time of
Iasslng thl, act. Shall be outstanding
may be presented at Tie Treasury aud
iupoi lhe sane beng iiquijiled and adj
Hsteh, shall be paid TO the respective
holders OF the same, with interest, at six
lper cent from the date Of the las, DAY
ment of interest, as endorsed on said Ger.
|tiiicates.
See. ;. And be it further enacted.
That, ,or carrying this &C, into effect,
the sum Of eighty thousand dollars be
appropriated, out of any moneys in the
Treasury of the United States,not other.
wise appropriated.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
Ly the President Of The u
sstatcs.

WEEwsAs, by On &c, Of Congress
rassea IN lns ;hlid day Of Narcil, 1915,
eh'irI 4 an aci - p'uyldr for the a,ter-
lan.,ng and surveying Of TIE boundary
line~ tiXeu in the treaty with the Creek
irdi rs. sud Fcr ther purposes tie
Pc. Cd, u lbs u atcs 10 au.hog sed
IT, tause the lan'is, acquired by ,h, -..i
rrea'p,'o BIT offered IDr gale, ah@n sur.
Pc, I'd
; therefore,, |. JAMES MoNRoE, Presi
dent uf shr y. .S,a'ss. dc h. RIB, declare
ana sNaks h.own, TIA. pub'ic sales
til disp sal t,a.-. 4a!- % tas )of E, -
Liant 81 he Ai,oana ,erritory, t.sl Y
he. ~ Cshaba, in tie SAID re i ~ ,
she frs Monday III Janus, ssa
shall cm.t,aue tar t..r:s "c. !,,, .nrin,
Shich tim. viii b. 20, ale.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
May 3O-2m.
i,y the President of the u.
StateS.

Whereas by ap act Of Congress, pass
led on the 26lh Of March 1904, entitled.
+" An &C, making provision for the dispo
sal of the public lands in the Indiana
Territory, and for other purposes, ADD
an Act passed the Sd of March 1905,
entitled An act supplementary to the
act, entitled, all act making provision ioi
the disposal Of the public lands in the
Indiana Territory" and an act passed on
the 25th Of April l8os, entitled An ac'
Supplemented to act regulating the grants
OF lands in the Territory of Michigan
the President of the United States is au-
thorizrd TO cause theslands in the land
district of Detroit to be offered for sale
when surveyed and whereas part Of
the said lands have been surveyed:
Therefore I, JAMES dCNROE,
President of the U,ited States. in con-
fornitv with the said acts, do hereby de-
clare and make known, that public sales
forth disposal (agreeably to law OF he
said lands, shall be held at De'rolt, Ii
Michigan Territory, viz.
,Jn the first Monday in July next, for
the lands contained in ranges 9, 10, l.
10, and Is, south ofthe base line on the
frs Monday of September next for the
lands contained in ranges IS, Ii, Is, l6
and II, nnrth Of the base lire; and OF
the first Monday in November next, for
the lands contained in ranges 8, 10, ! | s,
. ortli CT the base line, excepting such
lands as, are, or may be reserved in salt
district, by Law, for the support Of Schools
and lor other purposes. The sales shall
continue open for Two weeks and no Ion
ger, aud shall commence with the frs
section Of the lowest number of town
iShips and ranges, and proceed in regula
inumetical order.
! Given under my hand at the City c
Washington, the thir.y-hrs, day .
March, one thousand eigh; hundre.
and eighteen.
! JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH! AfEs.ss.
Co5,M'r OF The Gen. Land Ot:ct
~ Printers Of newspapers, who ar
iauthoriztd OF publish The laws of the Y
rited states, will insert the above once
week till October next and send thei
bills to the General Land Of3icc for pay
nen'.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
And ] further declare and make known,

that the Offices Of the register AID receiv.
ers OF public monies for the said district,
shall be removed from Milledgeville to
the aforesaid town of Cahaba, on the FIRST
|day Of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the city 81
Washington, this twenty third day
OF May. 1913.
JAMES MONROE.
| BY the President:
| JOSIAH MEiGS,
| Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
! May So lawtO.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

@yc,.' Sc have been resery, d
d E2, 2 puf' 9! sc6o'.i'. anC for
Ola ratPu~ i iaDd sn.,jl be ~ :
ed E.; s,ie IT. guiar nunneYita ar.'er
Sofhn@Ccin wan tie lowest humber al
sec''rn cwtsh'p and raoge.
esi'rN uudec my hard, al the CITY q
v lia'ns'cn, the 18th day of Jnly,
ons taousand eigh, hundred aiu'
el,, lhA.rb.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
4 lasslcai and Mathematical
kUULsifIU.T

THE subscriber returns hi grateful acknoS-
iedgt n'enls 10 the pations OF St.oue's Boarding
S,noni with the sLrer.u,endancc Of which he
has oeen inrustea. He respectfully informs III m
and the pubi.c, that in addition to the Latin,
Geek aid French languages, which have here.
ofore Been studieG i'll his institution, " i'll be
taught, in the English department, under the
ditsc'!on of Joseph C.. STROBE. .he following
branches, viz Reading. English Grammar.
Writing, Arithmetic, Geog! Apply, with the use
OF Maps and Globes, Aigt bra, Geometry, Mrn-
surst'on, Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy,
Me MICS, &c.
AS each teacher will admit no reater num-
Der OF Students than he can with lnoprie;y It.
Tend to, it shall be his delight and study, thas
those who may be- placed under his care, twill
receive benefits both satisfactory an1 useful.
The situation OF the boarding house ard
school room. is healthy and agreeable, twenty
seven miles distant from Philadelphia, sixteen
from Wilmington, and two and half from
West Chester, on the road leading 10 Kenneth
Square.
Terms FOR boarding AVID tuition, $3.50 per
innnln, washing So Cents per dozen, one half
10 be paid at the expiration Of the FIRST quar-
Ter, the remainder at The .rd Of the year.
Edward SPARKS.
or The most satisfactory references as to
the aoilines, SC. of either teacher may DC stem
by applying at the school room.
Aug. l5--5w
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
iry the President Of The United
STATES.

Uhereas, by AN actof Congress, passed
ON tho 18th of December, 1871 /. entitled
= An act extending the time Tor ptning
the several Land Offices established in
ibe territory of OreAlis." the President
ot The L .ited States is authorised 10
cause tbs iand Offices N the said terrific
y (n'w safe Of Louisiana) to be opened,
aaa th~ land offered tos safe;
therefore James Monroe, President
'f .he United states, do hereby declare
ana make known, tina. public sales shall
Se held Al tprlousas, III the state oi Lou
'siana, for the d.spr'al Of the following
lauds. agree .oiy q law, in HE western
land iisntc' =! LOUISIANA, viz:
in tne lrsl siontlay in December
next, Is. the sale Of townships No.
ara Son'',I ri the base { | > 5
and 2 MORN S-i.rcin ram 4 5
NORTH ses 50 8
West Of the principal meridian.
Or the drs' MoiidAy in February next,
for the sale OF oNnsbips
south OF The base s
5 sedth line in ram 5 f
6 z 8 9 10 South Sges As is
IL South 4
u Soulh s
West Of the principal meridian.
Excepting the land reserved BY law Tor
The subp a Of Sci co.'s, and Tor other pur-
poses. Eaca sale shall continue open Tor
three weeks and no longer, and the sales
shall BE- III eeNal.r numerical order.
Given under .Av hand, at the City OF
Washington, the Goth day OF June,
one thousand eight hundred and
eighteen.
JAMES MONROE.
! By the Presideu,.
JOSIAH s,EiGS,
Commissioners - the Gen. Land Office,
! June 90 AVID
J A MD Il he above Land District i.
orep,rin- etd VI b- for sale a; .ln.lau,
.'ss I'D r" g 49, = d U,lice, b,
> w.! SO IN. OK.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
BY The President Of the United
Af0tp9

Whereas, by an act of Congre -, pas
sed on the 18th of February, 1879. en,i,
tied "an act making provision for the
establishment of additional LAID Offices
in the territory OF Missouri" the Presi.
dent ofihe U. States is authorised to di
rect the public lands, which have been
surveyed in the said territory, to be offer
cd for sale X;
therefore, James Monroe, President
oil th'. I. $. do hereby declare and make
kanwn, that pubic sales for the disposal
(aareeabiy o aw) Of certain lands in the
,errtprv Of Missouri, shall be neA in
FiAukiln III said ,er;ittsv. viz:
IN tliv lirst Nonday ip January mex,
T. ',e sale Of
Townships No. &c to 50 inclusive and
frec''i township So IN rangel9
as to So and %
fract'i township So ,! % IS
On the FIRST Monday in March mex,
for sale Of
Townships 4s to IS inclusive, in rapsre,
81 and 3:
is to 20 y. ~ q.
On the FIRST Monday in May next, FOR tn,
4le Of
Townships 4s to 81 inclusive, in rang,
les 1
81 to 56 As
4, & 66 ~ 81
excepting the lands which have been o
fnas &c, reserved ny Inv. for the supper
OF schools and ior othtr purposes.
Each sale saal, c n,i.nIe AS inng a. ma,
BE- necessary y o,i'r The land, for Sale
aO', lac Ion reF; aud ,pu ii DIS shall be OF
fst j ~ re r,lar nnlneri Al % der.
Given under nv sand At the city q
y ashin2,' n,,his 7lh dey of Juls
one Thousand eight hundred az,
eighteen. JAMES MONROE
p. -. y. ..cit.. ~
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
JAHES MONROE.
!. ssEyGS.

Comm sslnucr of the Gen. Lard Ofice
P-.n!.'s who az authorized II publish
thu ls~9 t The Cnited >,,ucs viii publis!,
IL D,se once week ill the frs! %
Js aa-' aeSl, and send their bills 10 The
Go IA Land 'fice for payment.
i,IiR 2h.-AfI
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH! NfEs.sS.
by the President Of the u.
nlted States.

Whereas by an actof Congress passed
on the 81 OF March, 1915, entitled" An
at; 10 provide for the ascer,airing anc
surveying OF the boundary lines fixed by
the treaty with the Creek Indians and tnl
other purposes, the President of the L
States is authorized TO cause the lands
acqaired by the said treaty to BE- ofEerea
for sale when surveyed: and whcrea.
par Of the said lands have been survey
cd
Therefore |, JAMES MONROE
PreslIen OF the United States, do hereby
d' Glare 81 make known, that public sales
Tor the disposal et certain lands south OF
the Tennessee river and in the district Of
Madison county, shall be held at Hunts
vile in said county in Alabama territory,
viz.
On the frs, Monday in July next, for
The sale OF the lands in RANGES |, Q. 8, A.,
IS. On the FIRST Monday in November
next, for the lands il ranges 10, | /, IL,
Is, a; excepting such lands as are or
shall be reserved according to law, for
the support CT schools and for other pur.
poses. Each sale shall continue OPEN for
two weeks, amt no longer, shall COM
mence with the section, township aud
range ri the lowest number, and proceed
in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, this 5lst day of March
1918.
JAMES MONROE,
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGs.
Conm'r Of The. Gen. Land Office.
April tl--iawtD
Printers who are authorized TO pub
lish the laws Of the United States will
publish the above once week till Octo.
Der next, and send their bills to the
General Land Once for payment.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

Cos missioner OF the General l.. Office
pr,p' ers who are aulr9rztit y PUBLISH
she laws Of the United ,atcs, will pub
lish III above once week till the frs, oi
May next ana stnd their bills 10 he
General Lind tsice 10. payment
July 70 VIII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

purpose 10 hasr this pan ofiss'ne>s Again Mot
perhaps more capital wl I've sutscft cd tn will be i'm
meaiaitiy necessary II is wish ara hest policy
e'tsi ,sosc who lave near the river. Iii proves good
undertaking. they best entitled us beuris and
NEST ahie 4" watch over us operations. wish 10
engage inisrEi;e tuto subscribe. leave theft names
ior the amount ,hey willing uJipatrs To- tsAs ~
the subscription shousd exceed whF, Is wanting may
he apr"rtiOned amongst tie sGhscribfis.
sLall not for Ia part, tot and IN consideration
iof the patent privileges, or iof ,he services uay
expect any thing ht NbaJthe uuGcfaAiU may yield Ofef
twenty CERT per sra'iEi-thc iouisa of Nntch mast
iorin mud e. keep the husin,S g10d
III. fi.e, PEI cent 10 he an annual d,idesd the
pstAi etock tothe iOr' eto,s.
he grant by Massachuseits To ie subscriber, oi na
pat Of ibr river which lies within ;lat state "a te
"t ume. will he protection aud rr"t"ngal ths pat
tent TERM 80 Ia, rs shall act u,e'rEe n pssets s,a0t
Ell under Ike constitution aud laws a; The US.
tcih states Aili nnht grant ofiic~Irofe inn
The gentlemen 10 whniH Enfield tails have br given 10
ooh viii nov ind 4 tor beIr interest {" do u bLt NE
steam has c;n theu better tan other hoas now
90. my experience can be vi any nse 20 them Il w
be Afforded gratuiiausly.
Wien the subsc iptuR shall anouBtto any thing con
siderable, the subscriber viii request ancc,ng ahdr
communicate detail Ofhs plan OF operation aud eShi
bii working model cf the Engins, and 'ner into snch
arrangements as 10 the rianner of eupio Ing the uioey
as shaii be Satisfactory, OF Subscription may he with
drawn. JOHN l.. SULLIVAN.
HARTFORD. 6Con } Feb. -, 1915
The subscribers ha,irg repeatedly seen The perform
ance of the Rotary Steaui Engine invented b, pa
Chariesiown. which though incomplete md without
condenser, baNig cylinder OF only foot stloke
inches diameter, cns i20 strokes OF the per inmate
through log oione ioet or Is inches diameter.
This Engine Is cnaiy simple Units construction and
svery manageable, and appears 10 peculiarly well
adapted and boats a has an improved boiler
also, denomnaicd the Tined 5o;ler which generates
AMOS RINNrY,
ISAAC Ii,IL.
Boston. Feb :. AMASA wOODwoRTti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24
PROPHETIC INsriR.rloNli

tfF"Rt-< ss"ntsoH y Liberty
The times see whose glory To supply
foG toiling ages. Commerce round the world
Hsawiug'd unnumber'd sails, aud from each land
Materials beap'd. Another race
pf generous yonihs, of Patriot s,rss, see
! see NE fountains purg'd whvnte life derives
~ clear ot tuIb,d dow. SEE the yon < mn3.
rot fed impure by Chance, by Fiattery fooPt
Nr ~ scholastic Jargun biuptcJ proud,
bnt hsl'd ana nOnrish'd 10y the light OF Truth.
Inen, Deain'd Through Fancy thu refining ray,
knd pouring GA The heart tlie passIuns feet
And one Informing hight and moving fame
Jtl moral, public, graceful action crowns
The whole. BEHOLD, the fair cont, nliou yows
In all that mind OF body can aGotu,
And ioIm To lifc instead of barren heads,
Barbarian pedauts, wTanpling sons 0f pride
Ano truthpcTpleSiDg Wetaphysic wits
slen, PAR lots, chiefs and citizens are fnrn'd,
See, social abour lifts ms guarded head,
Ansim NOT yield 10 government in vain.
Lo swarming southwark, on rejoicing suns
Say colonies extend, the calm retreat
Cd undeservcd distress, the better home
OF those whom bigots chase from foreign lands
Not huiit OF rapnc, serviiude and woe,
And In their urn some petty tyTaut's prev,
brt hound by social Freedom firm, the priEe
Snch rs of late an Octefhorpc- has formal
Ana crowding round the chdrm'd Savannah sees
August, around, what public works seel
To- stately strees lol squares that cont the breeze
IN spite OF those TO whom pertains the care
lHgu'pb'ng more than founded Roman ways
l." ra,'d from cities Ger the brghten'd land
Connecting sea To sea- the solid road.
10 the proud arch mo vile exactor's stand)
WIN easy sweep, bestrides the ch.h ny Hood
Scr lone canals and deepem'd rivers Join
Each part with each. 10 ports expand
tree as Inc winds and waves, their sbeltring arms
10 streaming comfort DER the troubled deep;
On ev'ry pointed coast the lighthouse tnw,,s
Ana by the broad imperious mole repel'd
fiark how the baff,ed storm Indignant roars
Founder Of Georgia.
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Guide HARoLp,s rILeRlMAGE-ar Lon.

RoN-Canto w. p. l2s.
In recent edition of Byron's poetry his American Ia;
ographer stated that he had minated a desire ~,
the United States in the course of his peregina,ion
rms intention is clearly expressed at the conclusion ~
rue present canto, where ne 'ndmlges in nelancboIy
lection upon the situation Of France and aludes IN an
interesting manner to the political felicity OF this ro
Try tycrgnSyi G no 70 M
Yet is not all Thy glory pass'd away.
Nor eau oblivon's time thy pages dim.
., let the Muse thy fallen doom unsay
or htsh the chaunt of yalouT's reuuieu
Thine outcast chiefiains DER the Atlantic wave
May hnd in freedom's home an honour'd grave
Aud Harold yet shall hail that bissful land
where fiery spirits urgd fearful war
Ana tore from BfnBswick's brow his bright coroaa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

PLYMOUTH, (E) Jan. IO.-Sir Joseph Ranks transact
acted business with The Admiralty Saturday, suppos-
ed to relate the intended voyage towards the North
Pole, on discoveries. The ships, it is said have
two years provisions board and also be sup
piled with warm clothing &c for the Of the officers
and men, Saneuine hopes entertained of a passage
being discovered TO the North Pacific Ocean. The
viii consist of 80 men, including officers in each
They will also be provided with every appsndangs
ny the Greenland SHIPS; and some experienced ia
that service are 10 go in ill., vessels.
CoNsTAsTINoPLE, NoyeEIber 25.-It is confirm ed
that thetown 0f VOtssa Athens was inunaated by
asndden rising of The sea during Violent Earthquake
and that above 5000 OF The naYl'ans persisted in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-24

Legislature Espediti0n.-The Geherai Assembly Of
RHODE Island adjourned on Saturday, week, after
sion OF only eleven dysduTng which they disposed OF
the whole docket Of go petitions granted so petitions
Tor the benefit of the nsolvent act, and dismissed and
rejected about as many chartered nine banks and
three Insurance companies; besides tTansacting other
business.
III the state OF Rhode Island, there 81 towns and
- banks
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AGAINsr


Richard ". BYRD, de,see Of VIM. Byrd dec and er
ecnior Of Mary Byrd, dec bO vas execuirlx of ISM
Hyfd, dec. Thomas 4. BYRD John Page and Maria his
WE, Evelyn T. Harrison, Charles W. Byrd, Hesiy
Sk'p"ith and Elizabeth his wife Abby Nelson Ann Il.
Nelson. VIM y. Page Evelyn his wife Mary w
Harrison and Ann NJ Harrison. DeJspda,,ta
this SUIT abates as to the defendant. Richd. W. ById
D} ns detD ana by consent OF Tie pians and If YIN.
b. Page 1t oIdeed That the same stand and be rsy
we'd IN the name Of the said VIM. u. Page execution OF
Mary Byrd who was eyecuiTX OF VIM. Byrd dee. sId
by consent Of the plaintiffs ard ofihe said VIM H. rye
gwen IN writing aud filed IN this caGsc III ordered tai
one OF the commissioners Of this do make II end
report TO The oouI E accouuI OF tie debts due Tie Ain
TINS respectively, aud Cf all
Oh the estate OF re said Wn Byid together will III, sr
count Z" his teal and personal estate ans an account Of
the administration Of Mar, BYRD and her executor
the estate OF The SAID Win Byrd, dec. stating such
tiers specially as either party require by ile
like consent this order Is to r hrT to the defeudrp
answering and setting any defence against The clasrs
oil Tue palnts according 10 The Of the cOur
lbey might have done II this order had been ms de-
aud tie defendant. VIM. r. Page having proctede3 e
sell the estate called Wcsoyef Williams Carrier sle
price Of forty FIVE thousand dollars dnrsg the pend ses
o. tbls SUIT aud the plaintiffs being willing has n
sale should not be disturbed provided the purchase Mo
ney every lien taken retained fnr the security tr
Of Is liable for tieif demand, part the said piu
chase money being YET paid is agreed that the proc te6
Of sale ana Tie securities for payment shall he held wit
IN the power Of the court and shall lie liable 10 -het
claims faras the lana itself would have been ifdl,
and farther II being Tie tine mi M sud mean ~ At
the parties that ,be sale shall be valid aud that The ,n
tis shall lave the benefit of The procs eds o Fa
aid the securities for payment as tey would have had
Of the iand Itself ft is adjndged to have been liaE
Acopy-Teste,
RICHARD IEFFKIBs CIfst.
THE accounts directed by the above order will b.,
en- at commissioner Ladd's Office in ibe city Of fac-
mend MONDAY the Ilh May next when al psrsc he
wing claims against the estateJf col VIM Byfd Dc tz,
requested to make them knows.
Ieirrary u. 9tf
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kf.1IiLitnrn nnd GcnnrnL Aoencn-

e5~Uttarg and General Aemcg.
TWP subscriber will attend To settling any unsettled
u Military Claims that NAV he entrusted 70 his care.
soldiers Patents for Military Bounty Land Wr he oil,
tSncd npou honorable discharges where the discharge
o. 1ud warrant Is lost Illegally wiihhcle tie soldier
must appear in aud make ahdavii agreeable
TO the forms required - he Naf-Departmcnt.
ELiJAH BROWN.
Fcbtragy 2. ....s7tf
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ny Ne GottTN7T y ne C00ImoFrenIW ~ Iirl
y PPOciamatiOn.

ETHfREAs. II appears by a certificate rom The ~
W Of Buckingham county tbai ceitail WIS.,. CO I e
who was ~ an examining ~ SAID conmtg REM q
To jail FOR further trIai, charged Suh the crne OF %
der, dd, on the ID inst. mase his escape lheletrou p
with the advice Of the Council Of state to isssne -
yrochmaiion hefsby offering reward Of two hnf = &,
dollars 10 ANY person or persons Who shall sppr. b.
aud convey 10 tc jail ~ Bntkngbam county afof :,
Tie said m Cohbs ard DO inofeoscf rels3ge .. u
Gers, civil aud military, aud eyhnrt The good peo "a
me COMMONWEALTH, to use ileii best cndcavoufs H.
pfthchd uud cause Ia he conveyed o. the said 81
hackiughain 'he sad Wan. Cobhs, tLat ho may Dr. q
viii IS The law diTccfs.
Giver under my band ~ Governor and under tho, 80
(Seal.) " the COininoliN eliil ~ Richmond tbt.
day Of February isis. JAS. g.. PRESTO
n wI. COBnS is about feat or o inshcs birh =, d
set With blue ewes aud light hair. fohuc fli l.re
rather down look, PLAYS the ndaie and fond NJ IN
ous liquors. hasa remarkable vay Of clearing bis n
veFy frequently between 30 aud 90 YEARS OF ace
cioth'nE - MOI f@crlieri'd fNctpt green gaAnei
Which ne bad Oh Whtsrhe fnadc iiit erceyc.
February u, q, sss