davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

that Is s.-ntiarity that is record OF
kind eaanot be n,omeut doubted, though the hera-
g,pbics are many anu dsd yet there Is method
IN u which renders IL beyond doubt intended 10
mucsr faes, and the oriental characters are 10 be
foune 10 nearly all the eastern aiphabsts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
Richmond Turnpike Compa,,u.

Richmond Turnpike Company.
THE shareholders In this company are requested t.,
take notice thai their annual general mesIing is on
The first Monday in Jupe and that 1t will be held
1T the Eagle Hotel in the city sfRicbmoud at O'Clock
10 the evening Of that day.
N. SHEPPARD, Tr. asurer.
May rs. aid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

TOTAL number.
q. The number OF sovereigps and half soyrreipuh I,
sue" rom the bank TO the latest periods
Ii.trs '.................... 100 SOS
ID q. 800
n arsf. ate amount Of guu.as, half pnineas and
seven smiling pieces issued from the Bauk OF England
nvt-.ue o'n January. lsiG.-c7oi, no i9s.-rotai
number cannot he ascertained.
- a. account Of the market prices OF standard gold
49," s'e,, WIN tue courses of exchange, from st jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

ZEN DOLLARS KEWAkD.-Eanaway from the sub
scfIber negro man named HAMPTON, otherwise
cais hnseif LEE, about IS years old aaTk complies
Gu anOut . feet 2 or inches hgb-had on when he
went away, grey cloth coaItee, and blue pantaoons
rainier thn visage, down look when spoken TO- He ia
supposed to be lurking about Marion Hill and Rock ts
hereby forewarn all vessels from barboIin0
tue SAID fellow, or taking him sway. will Civ. the
ahnVe reward to any person who will deliver The said
again. ABSAI0N GAHTttpIC ~
Nav 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
DisSOIntion Of COpartnership.

DSSOHtlOH " JOpdTUieTSHlp.
THE firm Of BOrr, BAKER s. SMITH, is this eay
II Dissolved by mutual ent.-Hayng assigned to
MILES BoTT, as Trustee al our debts aud goods for
the express pnrpOse Of enabling him 20 pay all just
claims against the hTnl-tlose indebted viii pay their
respective balances 10 him, who alone authorized a.
receive the sasie-snd to him applications will he made
ny tue creditors. MILES GOIf,
OVERTON ~. AKER.
BEVERLEY SMITH,
Manchester. May ~.
~ The Gr0rery business will In future be carried
on by MILES EOTT. who means 10 kCcp general AZ
sortment TO be sole 10; cash only
May ts. s,.E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

IL persons who have claims against ihe estate Of
"A JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired to make
them known 10 us without deaythat II found correct
they may be speedily rgedand those Indebted to
the estate, are solicited TO pay what they with as
little delay as conveniently he, DESTROYS Of
paying the iegaces OF testator as exped,
tiousiy'as possible. JOHN RiCHARD,
PETER J. CHEvAlLtE,
Executors Of Joseph Catisgo, dec.
August "a. ~ DIR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
RANK OF ENGLAND.

LeSpos, Feb. Io.-Fnnted copies Of the various &C.
counts respecting the establishment moved Tor and
ordered IN the House VI Commons, since ,h- meeting of
fsfitaneht, vsre issned. They ate "a IN uunber...
tue following is briet abstract OF their contents:
j. An account OF the total weekly amount OF bank
notes aud the bank pest bills in circulation, from the
5o'h OF December iSi7 to the 10th OF January 1910
gu the roth OF January. 1918, % 621 $50 July
ISIS, 2oI33 ACE; Jan. 10. 1910, err 9s3 .Ssa.
Au account Of tue bank notes in circulation
turoay nights IN each week. from the lst jaw 1915
To the 18th Of jan 1919. distinguishing the value OF
notes:
On Nth Jan. 1918. ON 23d Jan. 1919.
no,es OF and upward... E2ois no fi7 .so3 2io
S ass ros. ,s.'''...........l.sloo2o l,73s.67o
j. An account Of the weekly amount OF Bank Notes
IN circulation, OF the value OF S, and less:
ist Week OF 1918. LIST Week Of 1910
Notes OF f5......... f3,06o,og0 f2p51sso
Notes OF e2 aud fl...7 ato22o , ao3 ,,o
=. An account ofthe amount OF bank notes in circu
iation on the 9Th and 9Th of each mouth offers moth
ing IN point Of difference with the preceding accounts
deserving Of notice.
o. An account Of the highest aud lowest aggregate
circulation - - ~ "
gnest aegre a'n was on 18th Jan. 1873 80 pas $40
Lowest aggre. am was on h Jan. 1919. 2l6ie $50
o. An account Of the number OF forged notes which
pave been detected by the Bank of England from the
ION hpri.isis to the 2sth Of Jan. 1910.
NOT a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

4 OST-On Monday night last at Vauxbail Gardens
II during The performance, red morocco POCEEF
BOOK, which foiaed double, containing three 1--WE dol
sT notes OF one OF the Banks Of Virginia. aud tive or
three dollars of North Carolina notes aiss two noes
for tobacco inspected in my the Manchester
warehouse, Nos GO, aud OlO 1885, 1890 together
With nnmbeT Of other papers which will Indicate
being my book. The public hereby cautioned against
buying the said tobacco netes. shall apply fof their
renewal liberal reward will be given for the deliv
eFy oftbe pocket book and contents to in Prlpcs
Edward county, to SIR. BALL al the Manchester tx
change, or 10 the inspectors at Manchester Warehouse
WILLIAM DOSW I'LL.
Prince Edward county, May IA. a..wlw'
DOARD OF PUBLIC wORkS.-A meeting OF tue
10 President and Directors " The Board Of Public
Works will take place at The Capitol, in the city Of
Richmond, on Driddy the 2sM dag Of sgag neqs.
BERNARD PBYToN, sees B.P.W.
Aprs6 ios. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

| extensive and well selected colIectiun OF i,su
"A B00hS, The library OF the lats Judge Nelson W IN
ne sold at auction, in the city Of williamsburg on Fri
| day, the 7th Of June. FRANCIS NELSON.
| May II. id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

b.
scr'bsr ON the LIST inst. a negro named HEN.
nj Deionphg TO the estate u Beasley, dec. near
@ courthouse, at which place hired him for
the present year. Henry about Is or 20 wears of ag.
eet or inches high, OF slender make thin visape
siohui walk, slow ofspeech; some Of his teeth are
eecayed@his Clothing principally homespun.-I expect
ne WIN TURK about Richmond, Petersburg, and the
neigheoThood Of Chesterfield courthouse as he has &c
quahances at all these places.. will give the above
reward 10 any person who will deliver said negro TO me
or secure him ia any Jail that get him before his
-fa expires ROBERT COUSINS.
Amelia, April la. rtJIGt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

hnsteiy mildsr ,hsn Il osbS|wiss voulS-be
withou, this inocolasion By numerous puncts|
ufes, which appears 10 expedite the course on
The disorder. This Is eefssipIy great poiv
gained, aud may, If practised, save many f,on
deep distress, and arrest the psogfess "
thrcatning calamity"
~~z:0 z: S ~
The foIlowiog,in in tho form OF haDdbi'f,
was posied up in Liprrnoof carly in April
last Had IL seen in Baltimore, our eses
would mos, probably have been sstounded
with The ery Of piracy piracy !--yiolalion oi
neu.rali and the likc.--Bah. Patriot.
/" RtEubHc Of Yenezusla.-Firs, Rife Regi-
n,ent, forming part Of Gen. Devsresux's Irish
Legion, com mnsoded by Col. Meade, to sail
on or chou, the 18Th Of April next, from
DcbIin, for the Head Qoartcrs Of His Ex.
celtney Gen. Bolivar, Supreme Chief, &c
&c. of the Libera,ing Army Of Vepezuels
and New Grenada. Encouragement will be
given 70 disciplined men, that have discha'g-
es or Instructions 10 shew. None need apply
but effective, determined men. This 10 lbs
favorable opportunity. il leads 10 the mosi
beautiful country in the world Ito the land
Of liberty where Ifishmcn in particular are
ever welcome 10 the arms Of fhe brGve etH-
zens of Venezurta"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

The people of the u. States complain bit.
terIy of The hard times. Look at LELAND.
Such is the disproper.ion be,wsen work and
workmeo in that country that Thousands and
thousands, uauable 10 earn the most common
necessa'ies of life, sink into sbject despan |;
and, growing feeble Tor want OF Aoueishnent
become q prey TO every kind Of disease,
Wha, would the managers Of our hospital
think, were they called upon to odmi, into
their wards 10000 patients, in Is months
IL was stated by SIR J. Newport, in the House
oi Commons, last month, ,hst no less than
80 900 had, within tba, peroid o! time been
received into the Fever Hospitals for the
comics OF Dublin, Cork, Limerick Ond Wa
tcrford. Phi. Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16
DnNApApTE

We are indebted 10 The politepess Of Doc
'or Seeds al this city, for the following cx-
uoct Of letter, dated Portsmouth. April ..
1919. which may be relied On as au,heotic
"Mr. S'okoe the ia,s surgeon Of me Con-
qoeror, hag ship at s., Helene, arijt2d here
q lew days ago. He was, as he infossrs me,
sent from thar place at an kour's notice.
The reason OF the governors takioe this pre-
cipiiate step, was that Bonspsrts wen, Gu .
particular dsyto see the situation on which
they were building his new house, and which
he very much disspproved Of; so much sos
'ha, he fell in violent passion, which ended
in q vertigo, whh formidable symptoms.
This induced Bertrand to send for Mr.. Sto-
kce, fearing that Il might end in IN spoplexy.
When be arrived At Long wood, he fodnd
Bonapaste ir the si,os'ion above described,
and then formed bulletin Of his health, .
copy Of which he srnt TO tho governor and
md admiral and left ono with Bonsparse.
This was, II appears, directly eounuuy 10 10.
slFucitons resolved from the sdnnirsl, BY
whom kc, had been forbidden TO leave at
LngWoaS soy written document containing
hp epioious Of she health Of Bonspsse snd
20 ec0<equsnes Of which he was informed,
that he mpst ether probes, hipseif an inva.
I'D ard Go homes ss abide the Issue Of slD
eoort noFsi.l. He preferred she fosner;
sne tosoedisseIy sailed foe England. - Mss
stohoe p ~pet respected In The service. Tos
o's Kens'cusaly psnners and eorseet iepost'
neat. ."---Adf. 1ds. W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16


For several years past the republicans OF
tkis State, have wished for n reform and al
terslion of the law eeuIating the qualifca
tions OF fseemen--ihe one now IN ose had
It's origin III the feudsi and aris,ecraIIc no.
lions vi our encestors--bot Is totally incom-
palible with The leading features OF our CON-
stitution. ~ hIch has plainly and conciscly
declared that ell men have equal rights,
which must reasonably bs construed 10 ex-
tend 20 Tree and equal sufftegc as well as TO
the administration oi Justicc---It mcmbef
of society having no moral disqualifica,ions,
but who happens TO be TOO poor 10 qualify
himself as an eicctor according 10 cur law, is
thereby de prived oil his suff, sge--ho certainly
il abridged Of the most important portion OF
those equal rights, guaranteed TO him by the
constitution. When The fedesalis,s were IN
pow CIR, the republicans Of this State and this
Town particularly, seemed unanimously TO
agree that a Free Suffrage Law was not only
Decessafy aud proper, but that the withhc d.
ing il when they should be in power, would
be impoli,r and uDjust--and that in so doing,
they would forfeit ,hcir most essential prin-
ciples--those OF supporting equal rights, and
pure republican doctrines. AT one time some
OF our most Discerning and homes. Repubi-
cans wished 10 make It an inyariabIe ule,
that every person, previous to being nomioai-
ed for any Office, should pledge himself to
support, and sender cvety assistance In his
powes to have Free Sufftsge Law passed.
but as every Republican seemed TO agree as
10 the justice md necessity OF the measure IL
was dropped had it been adopted aud made
!" sine qua nor," the Law would have been
al ior svb bo slv ady dyDr toA
II before the Republicans came in power, and
from their influence had ,he means to have
dons much towards cfec,ing il---have since
adopted the same erroneous notions as the
Fcdefaiists, with respect to its expedicncy---
urging that II the Law was passed il would
benefit tho fcde,alis,s and not the republicans.
hui If ,bis was the fact, and they seriously
believed il, would they (,he federalis.s) not
have adopted J, long ago--.what pray should
have hindered them but tho incxpediency
and impulicy of the measure, so far as re-
gsrdcd their cause they certainly knew il
was just aud consistent with our Republican
Constitution (; but then Ii was not cxpedicnt,
OF that il they passed the law and few other
wholesoIne regulations, they could never rea-
sonably expect TO be in power again. The
sti ioogest argument that can possibly be used
in favor Of the repsblicans passing the law 10
the neglect and hostility OF the federalisls to il,
B The republicans generally feel dissusted
with the lokcwarmness and apathy Of some
OF those in whom they have placed great con-
6dencc, aud whose interest they have shewo
Willingness to promote they feel hurt that
they should have adopted tho same errors,
and used tho same arguments 10 procras,i.
nate or defeat the passage Of the law, that
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

At The AnnuM Meeting ~ The Sscckhol
defs Of tho MAnixx issyRAxeK CoNrANs on
Mondsy last, the foiionicg gecsIe msn were
slecied Directors ior the year ensuing, viz {:
--Chrinchher Fowler, Sfsfhsn Cahecne, Sam
nei Whifehovne, dudley Clarke, Roberf Reb
inson, Sfefih<n 2. AorfhGm, Samuel Ye,asn,
Cil5ers CAasr, Niitiom Lnnis.
And at Subsequent mee'iug Of the Direc,-
ors, CHRIsaorHER FowLEE was unanimous
Iy chosen P.csideut and BESJAkis PiEncE
Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16
From ne zaunton, Eng. Courier.

Ertra,rdinoyy Sensence.--Willism Hop
wood was convicted, at the last Salisbury as
sizes, E0glsnd OF stealing sack Of oats,
sentenced by judge Paik to eighteen months
Imprisonment and hard labor, bu,, immedi-
ally on the sentence being pronounced, he
had the etfron,e'y Gas the report says) to di.
rect en- imper.inen, question TO his fordsbip,
respecting the wages for his Labor, which he
wished to know how he was TO recover. The
learned Jucge instantly ordered his sentence
not to be recorded, and altered il TO seven
years trapsportation II appears from this
statcmeDf, thar although ia months impris-
onmcnt was considered m adcqu,c punish
ment for that transg' 'cssion of the public law
upon which the man was arraignsd, yet, Tor
tho offence OF making an iosperinept remark
to judge, the criminaitiy Of which is neither
declared by statute, or otherwise recognized-
among ind;ctabls delinquencies, the offender
was seotsDced 10 seven years transportation
a punishment so disproportionate to his Of.
fence as to cause an involuntary sbudder up
oa every one who pcruses the statement.
Niagara FaNs-Some time ago il was star.
ed, tha Nj. Porter, Of Black Rock, was build
ing bridge from the msin, to Goa, Island.
This s,upendous undertaking. is now COM
picted, and safe and convenient stairs erected
10 descend 10 the bottom Of the falls where
boat Is kept to convey visitors to the British
side. The road from Buffalo to The falls, has
been considerably improved. To those who
have visited this delightful part Of our couo
ny, IL will be unnecessary TO recommend
'heih TO ledge on the American side TO s,rsn.
pers who intend to see this unriysll, spo'
we can assure them, that bad indeed, will be
the accommodation on this side, VI i, does no
exceed those at Forsy,h's, the only tavern 90
the British side.--A. Y. taher.
line OF stage coaches has recently been
established between this place, (U,ica) and
Sackett's Harbor, by way Of Rome, Redfielo
and Adams. IL goes through in one day.
leaving this village every Sunday, Tuesduy
and Thursday, sod returning on Monday.
"Wednesday ard Friday The old iine to
Ssckes's Harbor, BY way of Trenioo, Martins
b0seh apd Vasessowo, leaves tais village ev-
cry Monday. "wednesday and Friday, sod ,s
surns % Tuesjsy, Thursday and Saturday
Ufieo Gax
s6sei<ss B;1it.--A Hebrew bible, suppos.
Cd 70 be wsissln IN the sth century. end for !.
slooe dme deposited ia the lIbrssy ii Cons<so
(looples besu5ifolly wristen on vsllsn, Mas
beeu eoascyed 70 Londoo, Afisr the III o.
the Geeek E0piv, Il wss kept a .VE1nns,
uo'il ~ French eutered lhat capi,sl, I,err.
<heoce h ves carried % Pssis cod sol1 q
MF. Wassou, che psopsietor. TIN learned
ss'sen = = spiqee, sed ex'fsnely vAusbIe.
1fsh1x1URx rozc.<So.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16
@isfeiIanp.
DOCTOR WArERHoUsE's

AfRUT1s
The psofe,sors of me theorv and nrs,ice
OF physick finished his DISCOURSE By q ppblick
lcc,urc ia the Chanel of Cambridge, which
has ius.vv excited no small attention without,
as well ss within The walls Of the college.
We shall not attempt an analysis OF il bot
simply mention some Of il. most striking
features. The susisct /, indeed interesting
10 the community. bcior comparative view
of the health OF the schplars at present, and
In years past. Twas clearly. proved, tha, in.
stances OF dcprsyed health tad increased, and
were increasing and that there were more
heclricai and consumptivc complaints within
thee or four years past, than for upwards oi
fqvenfy years previous, during wbich the pro-
lessor rnado his observations. He adduccd
this striking fact, that the table set for the
freshmen ia the hall, was generally cleared
of ITS contents while those students three or
four years ia advance left nearly half that was
set before them Ifa kccn appetite be .
critcrian Of health, there was something OF
late years 10 Coledge life, which deprayes
the appetite, inasmuch % those who came
IN rudy, hale and hungry, go oot pate, lan-'
guid, smoke dried and dishehnc. The cause OF
this declining health was sough, for, when IL
was found 70 originate principally from an
& continued by toe very prevalent s nea,ly un
iversai custom ofsmoakipg c;g0s. II was req
dofed evident, tha, these twp causes co-operst-
ed & sggfayassd eacn other that the reaxing
habit OF slncakiDg dissnclioed ,hcm from exe.~
cising IN tho open air,as was the custom before
the filthy fashion OF smoking b-csme so inordi
nate & 80 general" The professor then dss
cantcd on tno narcosick effects of tobacco,
n. f,. rat Il m
lated and then supplied ,ha, when chewcd, j,
was a consolidate ! OF dry dssm.--Hc then cx-
planned tho importance OF the saliva 10 digss-
tion, and showed how the functions was njur-
ed especially in young persons who had not
attained their fuli growth by ejceiiDg Il. II
was said that i0ordinate smokers were IN
danger Of becoming tipicrs; from the unnat-
nral thirst created by the process of hot fu.
mlgaiion and that 10 rsmovs the tainlirg
and sinking OF the stomach, insidentto young
smokers, too many had recourse TO ssimu!at-
log dsiots. The professor held up TO view
the picture Of infemneronce, and ccntras.ed II
with the picture Of jnvenils Health and vig-
Cur no cnlreaIod the young gentlemen " an
sfFeesionste maonsr 60 guard against aod re-
sist the first inroads upon their youthful con-
etitutcns, and pointed out, 10 forcible man
ner. tho effects OF that folly, switch most
easily boscts them"
Frho doctor allowed that smoking was cor
dial and comforting TO elderly people, IN cer.
esin situssions, and under certain cir
keumstances. He said ho should be unwilling
sso dspiivo The iabo'ips man Of the soposiie-
yops rcgaic, after hard days wo'k, or tho
yDfiet worn weary ncgso, after he has finished
Ms hard task on the plan,uuon, and whose
vah & IN n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

The u. S. ship John Adams, commodore
o. II. Perry, sailed from Annspolis les,
Monday afternoon, for ST. Thomas, on =
use.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16
MAD DOGS.

The hydrophsbia, Las prevailed io New
yo,k aud Phiiacelphis, 10 such an alarming
degiee, IS TO cause the ccitnemenl, or des-
uuc.ion, of large portion OF she toss, cwn-
cd therein.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

A small volcs 60 broke out In Jhnsiea about
year aimee. L vss o. 6ss Only few ZACH.
e. 10 eiseuwfesenee. Dss il he's siaee IN.
crossed ssnsidsssbly. e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16
-:c:o~o:o:---



This extraordinary sea animal, has been
frequently sect Ia our bay, within the last ten
days aud from the testimony end deciarstipn
OF numerous persons, completely subsiaaliates
the history given OF the same, VI simiisr an-
imaI which was ssen in Gloucester haibof,
duriog the summer of 1918. Our only su.-
Prize, now is, that adequate means arc 10,
taken 10 csptute him,.l would seem TO be o
gand speculation for Intrepid and hardy har-
pooners-Bosfen Gazette.
--:o.Sx:o:--
The Monttea. Gszetle of the 2s,h ult. re-
fsrring to the treaty with Spaip, rcce1uy sign
ed IN This city, ssys--" Tie Briash govern
Dcnf, il is well kEewp, are using epery e&er
non 10 hrepens sAr Unifet States hossrsi,g
the E0,idas snd will, It l. said, insist that the
SpaDiards shall retain that terrnory, or ceds
10 them the island OF Cuba. Thus Spain is
besst with difficulties, and at loss VIA, to DC
in The posture oi her affairs" But tho 9sx-
cite must be mistaken. Ii is not, VIC have
frequently said, the present policy OF The
I British govsrnineEt 10 break squares with the
United States. Sef. In1rl.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-24
100 Dollars Reward.

rs known to have been kidnapped from
J. field near Germantown, between the
hours of l2 and 9 o'clock. on the 3Oth ult.
whilst at work alone, Free Black Man,
named HENRY HUDSON, aged between
81 and 22 years, of the height of FIVE feet
five inches, very black complexion End
dark eyes, has a scar under his left arm,
between the wrist and elbow, occasioned
by the cut of an axe.
He is by occupation farmer. native
of Kent county, in the state of Delaware,
had on blue cloth roundabout jacket, old
black silk vest, corded velvet pahtaloons,
and wool hat.
He is very civil, inoffensive man, with
rather down look. There is reason to
suppose that he was decoyed into car
rage, and conveyed southwark.
Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received. Keepers of turnpike
gates, toll bridges, and taverns, are par
ticuIarly requested to give such information
as may be in their power.
The above reward will be cheerfully
paid on conviction of the perpetrators Of
this fragrant outrage upon the rights Of a
freeborn citizen of the United STATES.
REUBEN ,HAlNES.
No. 300, Chesnut-street, Philadelphia
April "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-24
Land Warrants.

ENOR services in the revolutionary war,
II in the Virginia line on continental es.
Enlistment.
Owners of, and those entitled (being all
who served three years and upwards, to
warrants OF the above description. are in
formed that, under the authority of a law of
the United States, locations will, on the 4th
day of July next, be permitted to be made
on some valuable lands On the Sciot0 river,
and the head waters of the Great Miami RI
ver-And as it will be the last opportunity
to acquire good land, owners OF warrants
will do we'll not 10 neglect it.
Any warrants forwarded to the subscri.
Der, will be located on such land as b, may
suppose most likely to please his employ.
ers. CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Chillicothe, {Glio) April Is 1879