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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-06
MCFARLAND, AnciioHeer.
Petersburg, Feb. %. .
BEST Observation-Disclosures XlanA

{f'oR SALE! am authorised TO sell atprvate or pub
name of THE FOLLY, situated in Richmond county. on
hhppShaHnoct rTer--I contains altogether abont 1900
dcIer OF winch or 500 are prime riverside land tile
resi- OF u covered with heavy growth OF nber. This
Plantation merits The character of being the best
nine Lower CouEtryis convenient TO fish and oysters
mas good spring water, and is healthy.
'be terms will beone half Of the purchase money In
eas ihe other half in IL months. Persons disposed to
pHy WI please make their proposals. known immediately
~ Lstters postage pai) will be attended TO by me- d
fected to Menokin, near Ricfiso nd courthouse.
JanuaryI5. JOHN r IOMAx
II THE FOLLY which has heretofore been adyertis-
ca If private sale, viii he the highest bidder
az Richmond courthouse, The cd day april il fair
" not me nextfa'r day. Ut. LOMAX, Trustee.
Menokin, Feb Is. s7tSs
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Notice.

JOHN II. FRASER respectfully informs his friend.
the pnDc, that he has lately purchatod Mr. Jones mir
chettS stock OF MERCHANDlZE, confirming an ass6rf.
meht OF Dry Coods, Hgrd,raTc and Csftiegv in addt
on TO which he WI add in few days fresh supply
suitable TO the approaching seasOna of which he vii
sell on the mos! accommodating terms
BolingbrOck Street, No. ?, Feb. H. oO.wAm
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10 Coach-MaheyS, Hoftsys. Book Bifidess.
SHddIerS and Shoe Makers.
Morocco LEATHER MANUFACTORY
iVl CoRFtBLD (la'e Of Philadephia) most respect0l
~ INFORMS the inhabitants Of Richmond and its yicinty
hat ne has commenced the above business IN all lis va
os branches AZ the back Of the Bell Tavern near the
oa hsTkei and trusts. from his experience and assidu
Ivy, 10 merit share OF The public paTonage-He has
iof gale The following articles at a. Tate & Co.'S currvfnq
shop and esiheT store, viz GOAT and SHEEP SKINS
suitable for lining carriages and general assortment
OF MOROCCO for lining hats, together with various ~
eo''nes OF Morocco for ladies' fancy shoes, &C. &C.
Also, a general assortment Of WOOL.
yanuafy 10. ys-srsr,
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TYcn Nnllnrs RewnrA.

ENESERIED from the service Of The Public ~rd on
- the 2iu, inst. NELSON ". LANE, soldier Of the
sad Cnars. re born in the county Of Hanover va
agcd tweDiyeig years. feet inches high, has grey
BAR. tiur y CO. and Of ssOw COMPLEXION
The shove reward viii by given fsr the delivery NJ the
said fcscrer tc Barracks Of The said Grsrd In Rich
mond PETER CNUTCDlIELD, IL p. G.
February -. @N
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Notice.

p oBEET FALL kEiLSoN having taken THOMAS
Mof0;Ah ~ partueTship their business will in fiI-
IuIe be conducted under the firm W ROBERT q HALL
NbiLSoH x co. ROBERT NELSON,
HALL. NELSON,
THOMAS MORGAN.
February rs. o7yf
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Capt. JoHN HEATH, Murine Corps.
U. States ship Java, Tunls Bay.

SIR am under the painful necessity off
FORMING you 81 circumstance, aud of detail
lhg 70 yoh ihe causes which led to an event of
a very unpleasant nature,
Ihe apparent violation of the laws of my
country, which may be imputed to me in nv
having offered personal violence 10 the cant.
Of tue marine guard Of this ship, I trust will be
hi great measure extenuated bv the conxide
ration that although do not absolutely de-
Tend this mode of redress, yet insist tue con-
sequences were produced bya sufficient pro-
vocation
The general department of captain Heath
towards me- so contrary TO the usual address
ot my officers, and moreover, his marked iuso
ence TO me III many instances, induced me TO
believe, that ms conduct proceeded from a
P'ehSutdteh determination TO insult me on
every occasion.
Ills palpabie neglect of duty on several i'm.
| pOttant emergencies, together with the usual
indoienco aud lnattention to the calls of his OF.
nee, made IL desirable object with me TO soil.
| GU hls removal me hrst convenient opportuni.
| ty,nOt only to obtain more active and vipj
/ iauf officer, but TO save him the rigorous scTu.
! tiny OF n eOEtt martial.
| will now, sir, narrate to you, the circum.
stances winch have thus compelled ne to ad.
| dress sou.
On the evening Of the 10th September last.
| while the snip lay al anchor in the harbor of
| mcssina, two OF her marines deserted By ium.
pug overheard and swimming on shore In.
formed Of the fact, captain Heath, as their
commanding Oifcer, was Immediately sent for
and acquainted herewith, but lie refused 10
90 on deck, alleging as reason therefor, the
suhierfnge Of ndispositon. ! then repeated
the order for him to come upon deck and mus.
ter tire marines, This duty heeXccGted i'm SO
careless aud Indifferent manner. and NJ The
same time ncglectng to report to me mutt
ca led b. me aud requested to 90 so, that COZ
| sciOus that such an occasion ougbt TO animate
Tue mos, careless ard inalteuuge efhccr, e
| dccIsIOs and pTOuptitude) I was induced from
such a manifest ncgicct Of duty, 10 say 90 him
that lie niaht go below aud sb0nld do u,
more duty on board the Java"
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1. CHAUNCFY

Commodore and commander in CHIEF
U. S. ship JAVA, 10Th Sept. 1910.
SIe--ln order to prevent all mistakes. we
have Thought 1t advisable to repeat 10 ,ou in
captan Perry, that lie regrets he shouId have
been so mucl, excited as 10 offer yon persopal
violence, and he will make YOU an honorable
ana personal apology, such as will be proper
Tor you 10 receive and HIM to make.
For the above reasOns we request vour an
swer in writing. RESPECTFULLY, your obedient
servants. W. NJ. CRANE
I NAGDIIRDGnN
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
~ ne President Of the United
States.

Uhtreds. by an actof Congress. passed
on the 9th Of December, l8l |. entitled
F" Al act extending the sine for opening
the several Land OAic,s established IN
The territory Of Orleans" the President
OF tbs y lited States is authorised to
cause the land Offices in the said terrific
W (nuw state of Loulsiana) to be opened,
ana the land offered TO- sac:
Therefore James Monroe, President
of the Gated States, do hereby declare
ana make known. that public sales sha.l
be hrid a. 81 ousas, III the state ni Lou
lsiaua, for the dis 'sal Of the following
a0i>. agreea ~ law, in HE western
land district III Louisiana, viz:
Nn the first s.orday in December
next, Tor the SAL Of Townships No.
and 2 &ou'a0 o. the base { 2 5 4 6
! mi, . Nn,h ,-line in ram | . A 5 6
Npr,. .,es 34 5
Yves! OF the principal merilian.
On the lra, MONDAY in February next.
FIR he SALE - ;-"nshirs
4s.u. Or,hc base $
>e"sh line in ran 81 {
ld z 8 9 70 @.o:h -gcs a st
" eau,a
l2% utA
West y, sc principal meridian.
/ lXctnnNglu. laud reserved bv lazy FDt
ja- SUM-, .el 3cr oo.s. AID lor oihet pu"
i'+.i. III. autumn. ..ia,, T.
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{ iasslcai and Mathematical
IDUC.i3fO.N.


THE sub cr'beT rcynrns hi, graceful acknow-
ieugemenis 10 tine I;atrcns OF Strods's Boarding
Sghoui, win TIC supcriuendahce Of which he
has neen intrusltd. lie Respectfully informs them
AID the ub, c, .hai in addition the Latin,
4 ,csi, anG Fsench languages, WHICH have here
otare ueen studier in rms institution, will be
I'augy' ~ the Ensliah department, under the
i.rtc. on Of joscph c. Strobe, The following
D, ,nche.. VIZ Reading, English GRAMMAR
W;i'iis Arithmetic, Gcogi Apply, with tie use
ot Maps nnc Globes. Algebra, Geometry, Mem
suratlon. Surveying, Navigation, Astronomy,
Mechanics. &c.
As each teacher viii admit no reater num-
yer q siudeh,3, khan he can with proprie'y at
cua 20, ii snail be his delight aud study. that
Ii ose who may be placed uuder his care, swili
ceivr btrth's outh satisfactory and useful.
Tie situation of the boarding house and
school room, is healthy and agreeable, twenty
stven mi'es distant from Philadelphia. sixteen
from Wilmington, and TWO and half froua
West Chester, on the road leading 10 Kenneth
Squaie
| ferns for boarding and tuition, 8i60 per
a@num washing so cents per dozen, one half
| % We paid at the expiration of the fret quar-
ter, the REMAINDER at The tnd Of the year.
Edward Sparks.
| or The most satisfactory references as 20
the abilities, &c. Of either teacher 'may De seen
by applying At the school room.
| Aug. l5.-5@
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no TIE PUBIC.

YOU were partially and but partiailYl
informed by me, as early as February
last, in private Circular, tina, was about
10 put into operation in the ensuing
March, the Wooden Establishment be-
longing to my father, known by the name
of MADISON FAuToKY, near Newport,g
Del. in concern with certain EirtAA
Barber, from Yorkshire, England-and
for reasons stated in that Circular (now
made public offered the Eslabishment
III the line OF the manufacturing the wool
Of others at stipulated prices. Mr.. Barr
her havin, been called to England early
in March-(at the recommendation OF
Isaac bannister, Esq. lhe partner of Mr..
Young, on the lirondywine, whose goods
have 50 Justly acquired celebrity over
amy other manufactured i'll this country
we have since had III our employ Air.
Joha .1h;dge. as principal, likewise from
England, who, from lis qualifications iso
nov taken into couceru--.the firm viii
therefore hereafter be ROBERT FHIL-f
LIPS, son & co. to whom such as
may be pleased 10 favor US with their
attention will make their address. The
Establishment is now and has been since
the date mentioned, in operation. al the
hands experienced workmcn and lately
lrom Europe, and we pledge ourselves
to the public that no Goods will be suffer-
I'd 10 leave the establishments without
receiving that entiie finish the materials
Icn,Ille the to Country Cloths will
be taken in to tinisE, ard viii be done in
Ia style superior to any that have appear
cd from our c0mmon country iulhnl, and
finishing mills 10 those Immediately m
this Aeig hborhood who brought goods to
the firm at this Establishment Tor finish,
the last season. We wlst uncquivIcally to
STATE, that should they see proper to favor
US With their custom, their goods shall
be flashed to their entire satisiacton,
the charge so illiberidiv
made against The Country Spinner, That
the thread has 10 medium, bu. is" eith-
er too small or too thick" Our prices
lor broad Cloths will be from Two dollars
to Two dollars seventy five cents per yard
with the addition Of City Tor blue, OH b.
Clutns Marrow Cloths, assimers, Sat-
Inetts &c. il proportion or my further
IiuiormltiOr,th he Chatac ufIl,e iirni only
excepted, we would refer the public to
our Circular, w.Iich VIII accompany this
adei ess i'll the Eas,on Taper and those
! Of " ilmingion,- should i not be thought
presumption we would assure the S ore
! Aeepl IS in the Peninsula that il would
be t. their interest to take in wool from
then customers i,r store goods and nave
it manufactured IL preference to ne pur-
chase of their \, ooIen Goods.
john L. Phillips.
MADIsoN FAcqoRr, near Aezyhort,
august IL, 1913.
~ B Apprentices wanted at this Es-
Establishment.
| Aug Ij--lm
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j. NlEIisS.
BY the i'rs~ ;sirel VI tt.e
states


Where's, bv an act Il "a .ress nas
seA on the ihitd of ;arch. 1915, emf.
d., az scI t. provide for ne ascertain
H. aud surveying of the b3Yuda,l nnes
6xcs by Inc tre,w with thr Greek Judi
ans, ard to' other purposrs,' NE Prcsi
dent II III, U. o,trs is authorised to
ca " the lands acquired w He slid
trt . be Il. led ior ale when S.
c.
io,, | JAMES hoNRoE, Pres
d " Y. STATES. - here. declAr
al .,..,r known, ,ba u.iiic sA!cs iur Il !.
d (aS'rea iiy - law) 81 certa
la t'c Niasa tc'l'tn'e. Shall p,
he ,lillrd,, lille IN George VIZ:
srsr Mondis il Dcf0D-t mex,.
70 lie of town lots, in The lnwn Il
{ 4 N the ss,d erriror, a,pats a.
III iaac ion Of ,ht rivers Aiaoama ana
{
ir third iornny il, October next,
Tor t.r 81 ui tow ships. IS II. Is, 10
in arges 9, 10 III, -, -. Is and 81
towns di,s, "a. Is, 10, in Ranges a and
6 OF The land disu cir in Alabama ter
rory, directed by law to be sold at Mil
IL gevIle, excepting such lands as have
been reserved by law for the support ol
schools, or for other purposes each pub.
lie >ale shall continue open for weeks
and no longer The town lots and other
lands, shall be offered for sale in regular
umerica' order, commencing With the
west number Of lots, sections, town.
UPS and ranges
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$ 20 :4eWard.
september l6- 81

Abscouded from my service, on the
fourth day Of July, negro girl named
heSier Green, about p years Of age, &
who has about six Years to serve. ohr
has q b!einish on her lelt eye, and is about
middle size. She hat; on when she left
my house white straw boSnet, trim
med with lilac ribbon. a new striped
cnntz irocN,a cambria muslin pet;icoat
tea colored Morocco shoes, and white
cotton stockings
The above reward will be paid TO any
one who will apprehened Hester and
lodge her i'll The jail OF the city OF Phil
adciphia.
Betsey *. >progeu,
..5s.'s'si't ..ati <.
N. D. All persons are forbid to harbor
said gnl. August l--3t.
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.8ir Furnace.

N0tlcc tn The PubIlC.
The Air Furnace in Wilmington
Delaware. is nos in complete operation
md ready to receive riders of ever,
slrd, by the fnr'ler pwntr.
Samuel B@dsCin.
April l--tf
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Was stolen on tn. 5lst August last, al iht
Camp M citing, near Pouch Hall in Carlisle
County, Mary and, A brigh, bay mare, between
eight and nine years old, and between Ia and Is
hands high with a blaze in her fore head, .
small white spot on the RICH; side OF her rurnp,
she has large bushy main AVID tail and IS very
IA, footed. The above Reward will be gwen,
aud all reasonable charges paid if she is h'oush'
home and twenty dollars III re If the thief IS
brought 10 justice,
James Sorden, Jr.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby FiNcnt those indebted to
,he sHbsciiber OF Bond Note or account
that oniess Tie same be paid o. saI,siaclo
~ arrangement be made fer payment IN
some shor; time that suits will be bret
ri'hnut respect u pe, sons-Thosc IL
neb'rd M execution process are inform d
that 10 further indulgence can or will be
given.
Francis Ha'ssIicy,
late SHIT.
Oct ~ J0I0-tT
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And further declare and make known,

And fuTther decAre and make knoWn,
!ha' tie Offices OF the register and r.cciv-
urs o. public monies fov the said district,
shall be removed from Milledgeville to
the aforesaid town oil Cahaba, on the first
day of January, 1919.
Given under my hand at the city of
Washington, this twenty third day
oil May, 1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President:
JOSIAH NEIGS.
Commissioner Of tic General Land Office
May 3O-lawtO.
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-e'elo Caste Couutg. ~ n stG,e q
isllGirnta sc!.

-3'e1o Caste County. ~ m ,tG,e c;
itiGrata sci
3l virtue an Of or4yr &C VIC Orphan
on For The ssid Cuanty CT s'ea Castlr.
~ III De exposed to sale, ii I.udic ven.
due ~ >a'uda1 IL Sis, day oi October
nex at 2 clock ID the afternoon, on The
ir.aises ii The house OF James ~. Roche
IL tht Borough Of Wilmington III Chris
iiana Hundred ,nd county aforesaid, a
certain 10, OF Ground about 8 feet front
on Kin. Street nIE nning al the distance
# 81 feet from she corn of Front street
and upwards Of SO lee, in depth will
the improvements and apurlenances
thereon 1flc!ed, being part Of the Real
Estate of WIN. Smedmer deceased, and
TO be sold for the payment of his debts.
An ndanCe will be given, and the terms
Of sale made known, at the time and
\ aforesaid. by Jan IS Al. Roche aud
N his wife Ad,inistI atrix sc of the
id d, ceased or their Attorney
f.y order Of the Orphans Court,
JOhn II iiey CJk.
New Castle, Sept. 29th lslS.-t9ao
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Land.br Sale.
Agreeable to the last Will and Tesla
ment of U'ILLJAM FERRIsS, decd.
Will be sold at Public Sale,
On Third Gay the Nth of Eleventh
Mo. { November) next,
A ' valuable Plantation

or lot Of land, in Mill Greek Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware, within six
TILES OF " lining ON, and three oil New
port containing o5 acres bounded by
iatds uf James Robson, Thomas Justis
and others. The Improvements are a
.og dwelling house and kitchen, puTnp
ul good wafer IN the k'tchen,) and milk
house adioining-a log stble, ard shed Tor
cattle--an excellent orchard, with d
variety of fruit trees-and a proportion
Of wood The land is in good state OF
cultivation, having been Timed within
lew years: The neighborhood heal
thy Sale 10 begin a, i 2o'clock on said
de-, when attendant. VII b. given and
conditions made known by
CdLEB H. g., n
JOH.t HaRLAN,
10Th 2lst lSlS.--l0t
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by the President Of tAt United
iStnfPS.

Whereas, by an act of Consre ss, pas |
sed on the 18th of February, 1875 rnti |
tied San act making provision for thel
establishment of additional La ID Officesl
in the territory OF Missouri" the Presi
dc / .! he U. States is authorised to d.
rec '.,t pu)lic lands, which have been
survey.l III the said territory, to be offer
ed for sale;
Therefore, ! James Monroe, President
OF The Z. $. do hereby declare aid nia.e
known, that publc safes for the DISPOSAL
fagreeabiy to law of certain lands in the
territory Of Missouri, shall be ncM III
Franklin. in said territory, Viz:
On the FIRST donday in January next
for the sale of
Townships No. 46 to So inclusive and
.frac.'l township So in range 10
AS 10 So and 30
fract'i township IS 81 %. 23
On the first Monday in March next.
for sole Of
Townships 4s to IS inclusive, in ranges
p and q
ASt0 20
Vii ttS ailSA .NLObAdJ III .'isaN tlSA' va tisN
sale If
Townships 49 10 "a inclasivc, in rang.
llG 1
"a 10 o6 as
g.; 30 IS IL (: +.
excep';'g the larjs wlHeh have been. o.
may b. ...servr., ia'q :,r he supper;
OF schoois End ,g o,!.cf .urp"ses.
Fec sul. ball nt,Ane a. l0nr IS MAJ
be rcce.+pry 10 offer lhc fai,is ior sale
and er; and th. ia0ts saa.l oe CT
fe:e1 o. uia nuA.yIicals,ruer.
G., NV iAr, i IN ,iiv O
I'o,er go, t,,is ia d,y II ~,
one ;iDO,,.d ei.', h.oiar,; 4
eighteen. iANl.g ,GNROE
Hy The P'eaio.nI:
Jtl>It!I N:rtGS.
Commissioner Of tie Genej al l.. tlG,,,
i'r,n ers who are aulhorztu - pa ..si
the avs of The United S ATS, viii pub
lis - nure once week iii ,he first o
Ma. mkt an er,nd heir 'i,i, 10 IL
Ge,rtg, Land NJ is ps{n,en,
i,lt at
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liI.l.RsI NsNlNA.
BY %" .ysitlett d ne &
state.

.tat1z.
vm,,r,s hv r.. y, ri car..,, 4.
ros. ,n..,., dd, N .l.rrh. u.l, |
~ ~, -. = ,n.oy,d.. IT, 1
j. nr MI, ,.y.,,u. !, III. nn,,.,.r.
Il, T.rA !, ,,c ,g~.fv VIA, : re,
i II, la ath,r ,,rnns.. n,eI
p, -roit Tho a S,atts y ,n;,.D,.rc
:, ,,a .as ,.,r,,. n IN. IN
II % BE .f,-,,di.r s.lc, WHEN SUI,
=.
III t,i jA,aas HoNuoE. Presl.
d III, L. S'alt,, do hereby ucci &c
q, TX, kn,wn. hai pualc salva sur
tn ',t-p ,sal (agreeao, It. iaw) os crual,
Ian III Alabama Territory, shaA Is
he C4la,a. 10 tbs sad tetil' ~. ~.
tn. VI .Alona4v in .Iat.1art MEEK, and
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-31
JAMES MONROE.
~ the Prrsiarut.
y III" pee. idcni Of tie unil-
I'd atates.


I'd "tateS.
y nEREAs hN an ACT Of Congress,
passed on the l7th al February 1878,
emitted lao -ct n;akinY provisions forI
Ihe ESTABLISHMENT Of additional Land
1pihces " The Territory 81 lssuun "
lne Pre- sident Of the Uuiled States is au
1t. rlsei to ,'ireci the public taNds which
ave hee' surveyed IL ihr saia terrnory,
10 5t uif>'ed iur SAFE
Therefore. !, JAMES MONROE, Presi.
''.nt OF tic United States. d. hereby de.
Cate ard nsake knuwu, thai public sales
iDr ihe disposal az. vcahiY to law Of Ger
3tait lands ia Tx territory OF Alssouri
~i'Ail he he'd rs fuiows, viz: ~ ST..
Leafs, m The said territr:y on the first
anday in August, October, December,
Il vb'ua:y ard April next, and tine, weeks
aitsi zach If ihv sud days, for the sale
l"l ia,,!s ia the lend lis ic Of st lr'i>
lh"y townships Shall be offered al each
Isale, commencing with the most eastern
ru'ges ives Of he hf,y principal mcridi-
al line, and proceeding Westerly.
| AZ shc SCAT of Justice .fGr Howard
CDanty, in tn said Territory, OF the first
Monday i'll Aertenhcr and November
next, and three weeks alter each OF the
nd avs. for the sale az lands in the
land istrict of Ho7vqyd County. Thirty
townships Shall &c offered at each sale
T:'c first to be in a square form, dnd 10
Include the seal IT jusllce of the said
t. unity, as nearl' in the centre as the
Situation / the surveys viii ad4it, and
I,t second immediately cas-, al lhc first
".9 IN n, same urn; excepting from
sac III each disirIc, tae lands .ich have
"ee'i OF may br reserved bt Jaw for Other
PURPOSES.
Given undsr my hand, al the City D
y asnoglch. ~, thlr;ieih dsg Z"
Arli, on> thousand eight hun
dred and eghteer
JAMES MONROE.
~ the President:
JN YAH MIIGS,
onniss,ntcrnttAe( ,-reraiI md Office
P'u;r's or Newspaper, 10 are all
ihuris' 4 70 pnalish thr Laws nj -ae Tn
cd states rili inscr. he above once
week I'LL A.liluext. AID send then iii
tht General Land Occe Tor paymenj
!, - 4 'nap Of the above Lands may b.
sd (pre vio"S TO the sales) at the Gene
al Land offices IL the issouri rerrl
.ory. The Map is now engraving for
Il 9.tN " 'tt'4 liz
i Chief Clerk, General Land Office
May g. lAp.
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NCEII,E

The Cornell will sit as Court Of APP
peals on the l4'h, 18th. and 18th DAYS N
the present month. from the hour of 10
tOs o'clock l. P.TH0MPS0N c. c.
IT The bonSs will be in the Council
Chamber, on Wednesday the 18th inst.
when the assessors will attend.
ErtrGc, from the tatr Of the Corporation.
Section 4. Re il further enacted, that
no appeals will be heard after the time
appointed tor the sitting Of Council as q
Cssrt of Appeals, or after the adjourn
ment thereof, as may be BY them deter
mined upon.
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fairfield 10 the greatest advantage. The
p, ;ug1eSe have large number Of men
Of was here. bnt most VI them are in
,ln:k p4t 81 r~na;r. The county around
y MISUNDERSTOOD peak at the end Of
ne ha DOR, called Sugar Loaf, IS said to
be Inaccessible from us steepuess; IL is
not ST. high, however, as some others one
Of which IS upwards OF 2000 feet above
the sp.lace OF the sea.
"On the day Of our ar-i.al we fred 9
saIu,es, one for the King anS another Tor
the sdnrral, both Of which was promptly
answered. Tne U. S. sIoop Of war On-
t,rio, LETT here about i've weeks since,
bound ruund Cape horn.
" Fsbraary6.
This morning all the fprt. aud SHIPS
in the harbor, ourselves included, n ed .
royal salute Of 81 guns each--one Por-
tuguese -, two Austrian frigates, and
the Ritish sDOop OF war, dressed in Gags
1t being the day on which the king is to
be crowned. the ceremony vii take
place in tn kings chapel, a very elegant
building, and very richly decorated
This j, the first king ever crowned in
America. (Erenins.) All the forts and
ship, 6red az sunset 2 royal salutes--the
forts& Portuguese ships OF war tie church
steeples and every building. public and
private. 90 bUth sides the harbor, are very
brilliantly Illuminated fireworks OF eve
ny dcscri rtIon going up from all parts Of
the town These Portuguese are famous
fellows for.shOw, and very little Of any
thing Else.