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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Philadelphia, June ID.
Steam Boaf ErDedit'on. I
OF Cb;po,jUpDorf. LIST .MnU. 1919.

Yesterday, the Spanish brig Fortuna, 10
davs from Havana, prize to aPdtr'ot or ~
rate Pryateer. belonging some1chere, arrI-
we'd at this port in distress. She has been
taken possession of by the Marshal OF the
district. and the prize crew lodged in jail.
We understand they will be brought up Tor
hearing to-day.
Samuel ". !Smdllasood, esq. was on Mon
day las, elected Mayor Of the City OF
Washington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17

vessel from odd Providence, from which
she derived informant n, that the notorl-
Gus pirate Mitchell had been cruizng OF
the Corn Islands, and that com. Aury on
learning II, sent different vessels Inpursuit
of him, when they succeeded in taking his
vessel, officers and crew, but he himself
found means 10 escape.
No account of the capture OF Porto BEL
10 had reached santha Martha, atthe time
of the Fan Fans departure.
May
Recruiting for the Independent SER
vice still goes on, it seems, with much
vIgor in this city. Vessels appear ofPort
ROYAL and receive from the shores recruits,
by boat loads. Twelve canoes loaded,
which missed some vessel, these people
intended to embark on board OF, were
landed in the PALISADES on Thursday
they consisted of about 60 or 70 in number,
and created some alarm iE Port Royal, be-
fore il was ascer'ained who they we're
Several came wandering into the town du-
ring the evening in the most pitiable con-
dition, begging Tor something to satisfy
their hunger! which is but prelude to
their future suffering. They have been
misled, if they suppose the treasures OF
Mexico and Peru vi i'll be at their disposal.
Whatever injury they may infiict on the
mercantile interest OF Kngson, not one we
predict who has embarked in the cause
will be benefited by it. They will
neither receive honor nor emolument.-
Most of she Europeans will be assailed by
disease and ere long their carcasses will he
the prey of vuiiures. and their bones will
bleach on the plains and shores of South A.
merica. as momento of their folly and
indiscretion. Those able to withstand
the climate will become wanderers. who
in the end, will be glad to fly to any coun-
try which can afford them bread."r
His grace the, governor has been pleas
ed TO issue his proclamation, resembling
the one previously pub 'ished, prohibiting
the expectation Of provisions.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.
Letter from Col. James Johnson, OF tie
Yellow Stone expedition, to the EDITOR
ofthe Frankfort Argus.

Yellow Stone expedition, to the Editoi
ofthe Frankfort Argus.
Steam Boot Expedition.
Off Sippingport, lst May, 1919. !
DEAR SIR We have at length succeed
ed III accomplishing all the repairs TO the
Steam Boats for the Missouri and Mississip-
pi. The machinery has been tried and
found compIete.-There is nothing supe-
rior on the Western waters.
We have four Boat, Zone new heavy
loaded with provisions, and will be off by
SUNRISE in the morning for Head Quarters
where we shall very shortly arrive. We
are some later in starting than ! wished.
but il would have been folly to have SET Du'
without full preparation. Every arrange.
ment is now ma! we have nothing to dc
but to execute, which will, trust, be done
promptly.
The 9th Regiment which is to ascend the
Missouri with The rife regiment syet in
our rear. The government Steam Boa,
built at Pittsburgh, to be commanded by
Major Long, is also in the same situation
bu, hourly expected. | expect they are
between this and Pittsburgh. We there
fore are fast enough, although it has been
nv great wish to be in motion and ar
rive at Head Quarters as early as pos
sible.
We have large quantity of cannon and
ammunition on board, sufficient to show
that our government is in earnest in this
business.
1t is pleasing TO find that the commu-
nity takes such interest fc. this enterprise,
have seen nothing which interests tue
people more. They know how to arpre
ciate its value, and every day receive the
oood wishes of our most valuable citizens
TOR success. have not slept more that p
bont 9 or hours within the "a since have
been at this place, and all hours the indus
try and evertions oil our mechanics are seen.
What would have taken until the hrst OF
limo bv ordinary eyertion, we have now
accomplished and much 10 our mind. You
shall hear from ME again and again while
am absent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Charleston June 9,
LATEST FROM THE HAVANA.

LATEST FROM THE HAVANA.
To our attentive correspondent at the
Havana. we are indebted for the following
letter and prices current, receivedvia Sa-
vannah. Ii will be seen that he makes no
mention of the reported cession of the Is
land of Cuba, and II is therefore presuma-
BILE that there was no reasonable foundation
IN the report.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
IN Exchange Co6es-Haass aslN
sAsA&sM ARINE JOURN AL. 49, ts.sSss::
PORT OF .lLEX.ANDRLa... June l6.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Edward. Foster. Couthony 10 days
from Boston; plaster and molasses TO VIM.
Fowle Il Co.
Schr Adon,s, Baker. "a hours from Bal
timcre to Fort Washington, where she dis
charged part of her cargo, aud 81 hours
to this port. with freight to merchants ot the
district. The Adonis is new vessel, and
takes the place of the schr Lumlnary, as
packet between Baltimore and this port.
Sclnr Midas, Bears. II days from Bos-
ton rigging, for the Columbus "A, at tie
navy yard, and merchandise, TO 5. & D..
Reed, and Vim. True. On Saturday, saw
a ship and two briggs proceeding up the
Chesapeake Bay, but night coming on. lost
sight OF them, therefore, cannot say where
bound TO.
CLEARED,
Schr Malvina. Blunt Cuba.
Adonis, Baker, Georgetown.
Sloop Rsins-Sun, Smith. Providence.
Polly T. Sally, Guy, Dumfres.
Schnr. Holsey, Robinson, hence, ar. al
Boston 10Th inst.
SIoop William, Rose, hence, ar at Pro-
videnceflth inst
Brig George Washington, Sheldon, cl. at
Providence lIth inst for this port.
The quarantine regulations OF the port
of Providence, r. |. commence the 10th
instant.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17

II is with reluctance we this dav record
IN instance of almost unexainpled savage
brutality, blended with no inconsderab'e
share of consummare vil'ainy, which. we
would endea,or to persuade ourselves, has
but few parallels in any age OF nation
The e is something so revolting-so f1a-
GRAVITY Gu rsgeous in it, that we are ready
TO enquire if there be not
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17

Some hidden thunders in the stores OF Hea.
vM,
Red with uncommon fury, to blast such
wretChes?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22
Valuable Iaud for sale.

Valuable J0Hd for sale.
THE subscriber intending to remove to the western
country, wishes TO cell the tract 81 LAND which
he resides, lying in the county OF fluv5sna, and
taining eleven hundred and seven acres three hun
dted Of which are open, and now under cniyation.-
This land lying extremely we'll, a1d pecuar. adapted
To clover aud plaster presents prospects " advantage
Ia the industrious farmer which the high price ofiands
Of the same quality in the aJjoiHing counties Totally
debars HIM Of The subscriber IL sensible of the preu
dice attached to its local suatio yet he feels conn.,
dent that view Of the land will dissipate lit Lies
within fonr miles Of the courthouse has excellent
and coninodious dwelling house. barn. and all neccs
sary ouihouses and To any one wishing to purchaser
vii be sold very low, and payments made easy by
fiuvahna, June q. a..wSu JOHN DYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

~ EGROES FOR SALE.--By visfus Of deed oiiiust
- executed To we by Her woodson, or. ou tue lih
CAV of April, 1910, to secure TO John Edward Cun
nineham the payment" ola certain sam OF
inentoned-i shan proceed To sell to the bigr,t bid
DEL Tor ready inoaey. on the 2sfh instant beng Cuu
berland court day, before the door Of Richard S. Eg
eieston, NINE NEGROES therein Daiued To wit; Atls
Matt, Lewis, Jim, Jack, Judith, temp, and her two
children sonany of them ii be sufficient 10 nav
AND satisfy the balance that may I've due thereon wifi
legal interest," aud The cost attending the execution az
said tTnsi.-i will convey to the purcbaser purchab
ers the title vested In me trustee aniy.
Cumbet LAND. June A. T..ats gOuN CIV INN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

North Gavden U,ii, ana F,t0sanf Groi., Tor suIs.
IHE subscriber will sell accommodating terms
the above property, situated in Albemstls county
on the iiz,n T"ad leading from R0ckfsh Gap 10 Se,ts
vile ana WsTrrR, within fifteen miles Of the former
aud seventeen Of the latter places about fifteen fo,
aud twenty two of Lrvingston and on
Inc direct road from one 10 the ober There shoui
30 acres OF land, and foot can be cultivated
to advantage, and IN good state Of
This must he considered the beat land in lbi.
country 10 the b1e Of and 1.-THE purchaser chooses
ne can add az sou aces more sAld tract, there
Is land adjoining will be fur sale in shor time IL
also has many advantages oihev II is an
ceiien stand Tor public house, country Store diile.
~. aud tan,aid The mill ,aay justly he considered az
hrst rate toll MILL as ia stream that seldom or
never fails. and IN wealthy neighborbood and very
extensive custom; there Is in "a pair Of stones one
C~losne and the other Barr % 10 also Tahkrd very
high as manufacturing mill, though lint lately com
nenced that bnsne,s, and has the advantage Of any
OF Evaiss patent Iaacbinery. u he deemed unnecessary
osay nirre ahont this valuable properly many
other advantages too irdons here enrrze as IL /,
presumed that any person wishing pprezte will rs,
view the premises, when he Judge for himself IL
will be shewn Atany time by The snbserbcr residing
on the place. Any person wishing embark into ans
such business as above cited, would do we'll by making
early application to J.KIHSOI.vINf; iY "
play 3s tt6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

NoIiCE--1he public are inioonrd thai the RIch
mono and flshorns turnpike road is so Ear com.
peied as IN admit Of being travelled and the sub.
ecnnefs haVeestahlished safe and expeditions boat
%" tue river, near 0sboTne for the purpose Of afford
g travellers an opportunity Of passing between Rich
nond aud Petersburg by this route which is the heat
road, ard shoTiens the dstzHce =iant miles. The
charged on the road. JOHN p,SHiRJ,Ds
may rs O,.0 MATTHEW ". SHIELDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22
BY f6s Ldeafr0aHf GoUsTaoT affhe COMMONWEALTH OF
ItrgNid--A PROcLAmA rIuN.

by tbs IffNfFHaHf C0UsIHor ~ the CODrmoHHe 0Ib Of
VirgiNiG--A PKOCLAmA rIuN.
VNHEREhS ~ has been represented 20 The executive
w by ire J2ilnr Of Roieoifrt comfy that ceriniD
RANSOM HODGE, who had been committed to The
Jail Of said couHty, charged with passing Counterfeit
Bank Notes, did, on the wight ~ the 10th Apr, last
break The said jail and made his escape thereron and
70 nov going AZ large have therefore Thought nt BY
ana with the ADVICE Of the council Of state ~ issue
this proclamation, hereby offering a reward Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any person OF persons who
shall spptebend aud convey the Jail aforesaid the
said Ransom Hodge And DO moreover require all
officers ci'iI aud military Wi,hin their respective de-
paimenis and call upon the good ciyens ofibe CON.
uonwtalih, To use their best endeavors aPpreeH4
and convey to tie sad jail TIE aforesaid Ransont
tiodze, that I've insJ be dealt with IS the law directs
Given nDdcr my hand a. Lieut. Governnr ard
(Sea) under The seal Of tht common - eal,b At
Eichnond this 10th day Of June. 1910
PETER V. DANIEL.
R1rsorI Hofge Is abort az ~ ycsis oi are darn
hair, datk or halel eyes, fnll face rather darn
scar over his le rye, which be conceals with s hsit
or hat, about feet or inches hsh--ilad on Wheu
he broke jail deep bloc coat, home INSIDE AID psir
u sDnT cooftd 'psYtsloOas. saD1e ~. lJ..esr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

MALVERN HILLS FOR SALE.-Agreeaby 10 The
IsA provisions Of a deed Of trust or mortgage, exc
cutea by Robert Nelson TO Charles Carter Of Shirley
to secure the payment of of money therein spr
cined. and for oiher purposes this valuable tract Of
land lie now offered for sale, privately II situated
Turke. island creek, in the lower en6 Of nenric- ,
ahont sixteen miles fr Richmond, aud went, from
Petersburg, and adjoining the lands of Mr.. George
Pickett. u is estimated to contain yearly poc acres
500 Of shich is virgin land OF the hest quality capable
OF producing as heavy crops tobacco any land in
the lower country the remainder is very fine Yellow
sell, similar that in the neigbborhood which Ia.
been so hight, improved ia few years by the use OF
clover aud 2, psn Turkey Island creek is navigabie
within fe~ hundred yards Of the heusr. The terms
will he made kuswD by application to the subsc iber
residing on the premises aud who will take pleasure
IN shelving The land to any person wishing To pur
chase. NATHANIEL NELSON Mgfrera yIikis
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

Land IN PoWhctdn tor sale.
THE subscriber Wishes to dispose of eoo acres az
u LAND, lying In the upper end Of the county OF
Powhatzn, being a part Of the tract which he
ses The greater part OF the shove land in woods,
aud some oftt rate tobacco land. As one, IS
presumed Will purchase without Irst viewing IL, far
fT1 HkNnY sKlPwrTH.
Powbatsn, May IA. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

kiE subscriber has for SALE at his auction and COM
mission sioie. the following articles, viz ::
=. consignment OF domestic cbaRibrays aud Maids
Ysncy striped poilecks linen checks, and cambric
hsediesew'd Japans Russia she citing rrst quality an
;nvoice dining aud breakfast table cloth 500 gnpny
Gags gold and silver lace; colored sewing silFs
C)asi heads case Of German goods su eripe
cloths: box toys double and single barrel guns and
pistols few trunks mems shoes Toran wool and
"apt hats square piano forte; two second hand do
with many other articles In the dry good line Also
MADEIRA Wine, of Smith x Riddles Importation in
pipes mas. 1narer and half quarter casks TeHeriTe
shret, ana Champagne wines Pennsylvania v his
he) Antigua, Jamaica, and N. u. rum 100 boxes
spefnaceti candles, &c. &c. NJ. n. POITiAUX.
May 29. & ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22
70 IFUUIUIt FVtFuUI1
"WM. KENNEDY"
COMMON PLEAS.-APRIL2t II.

Seduction Birch v. Wercdyth.
This case, which excited lively inter
est, came or 80 be tried yesterday, be-
fore Lord Norl,rry, aud most rcsprcta-
BILE special jury Alderman West, fure-
man.
MIR. Burrows, in most pathetic adj
dr~ss, laid the plaintiffs case before the
jury, and Mr.. Grady replied oil bri,alf of
the defendant. There MAS but one wit
ness called, Sarah Birch, daughter TO The
plaiutiff, and the object OF the action, a
very pretty, interesting English girl, Of
l9years Of aye, ami apparently extremely
fascinating IN her manners and address.
She underwent a long am. minute hives
tigstion but, from tile great ihrony Of
persons " lio filled tie court, we were mol
able to get within distinct hearing OF the
witness, and are therefore only enabled
To afford our readers lie following i'm
perfect sketch OF the l,s,ling facts of the
case.
The plaintiff was the proprietor Of an
hotel in the small town of Brosdstairs.
IN England, within halt a mile Of which
his daughter Sarah resided, at the house
of her aunt, a respectable lady (; she had
two sisters Older than herself, one OF
whom had been married 10 gentleman
of fortune, tie other 10 captain in the
navy. In the month Of August, 1915, the
defendant Mr.. Meredytii, young Irish
gentleman, under age, WHO had lately be-
come, by The death of lis father, the ow-
neT of an estate of 4 or e 5000 year, ar
rived at the plaintiffs hotel in a barouche
and four, and having seen the plaintiffs
daughter, then bur rs years old, 1T her
fathers where she sometimes went Of
messages fer her aunt, aud being struck
with her personal attractions. he soon
effected an acquaintance with her. After
lew interviews, be conirived one even.
ing TO induce her 10 take drive in hrs
bsgoucbe, but she, fiudiag he was taxing
advantage Of her exirepie youth and in
experience, wien he Had driven her about
the distance Of miles, got alarmFd and
asked him where ho was taking hsr to-
He gave her an cvssive answer, and re-
newed promises dmarriage he Iiad made
90 her before, and continued driving on
until they arrived az eleven o'elgek NJ
mglt AT isMn thirty miles from Broad
| .tRire, where Uey dightrd hnd aiier
] srPDAlg ttty retired tn their Respective
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

WELDUN.-in pursuance OF act of the Legislz.
w tire Of North Carolina and decree Of the supe-
rior court of halifax, founded up N that act, pro.
naunced OH the 24ih day Of April, isiDwiii he sold
upon the premises, on 7hursday, fks sh dag OF Jnfy
"e<f, ZOO HALF ACRE LOTS, in the town OF Weldon
on credit Of twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with good security for the purchase money
The town. situated the foot of the great falls Of Roa
ole, and Surrounding the contemplated basin OF the
Canal cutting round those falls Possesses advans
ees which surpassed il they are equalied nv
any other on the river. SAMUEL BLUNT
Guardiantothe orphans o. Daniel Hstdon.
4 nd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

H'HE subscriber Intending 70 remove To the south
u west. is Selections to sell his REAL ESTATE in
this city and it's vicinity. dwelling house with an
hah acre lot Of land attached theTeio nov in the occ
pancy Of Mr. II. q. Scot. r. hnilding lot, No. H. In
SAinpoeps plan, 10 the rear Of J. * W. Miller. Two
Also between aud 900 Of land he greater part
IN ~oods,) about six miles from the city.. will sell
great bargain in the above properly.
June H. ~ "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

4 OSi--tbetwven the 2nli TO 3lu Hit.) thrse = 100
- Bank Notes, to wit: e. No. os3, Farmers pank
81 virginia at Norfolk payable 90 Richard Blow dated
rom February, 1854. No. II2g, Rank ~ Vifgua at
NOTION, payable 10 Richard Z. lee dated 9Th Feb'y
BIG No llos, tanb Of Virginia at RorfDik paysble
- Richard r. Lee, dated sih Isb. Isio-snpposed 10
81 G street.-Any person who may have found oT re-
ceived the above notes will confer particular fsvsT
eu ihe owner, land shall he, regniTed handsomely
reEardsdJ by giving information al this on1ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

NLSGRIED Sfoni the Ascend mar Lexington, Va.
- GEORGE tROxEL, private t"tdisr 81 the guard
for the protection Of said arsenal George 1rose
born IN the county of Augusta end sfae ct virgins sgsS
IN years, feet ~ inches high OF fair Complexion blue
eyes, brown hair, andby profession rough shoemaker
aud lahorer. lie few DAYS ago crossing tile
hheghany mountain, with an intention OF going the
ttste Of Ohio. TEN DOLLARS reward will he given
to any person delivering hiin to Inc at this place.
JAMES PAXTON, Cong.
Arsenal AZ eyineion, Jure7. lis,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

VIE snnseTibsT baying been appointed Cofiilns sion
II eT ~ Chancery for the court In Rchtnond In act
as snch H the town ~ Petersburg, respectfully gives
holice 10 those who may wish 10 employ him In surb
capacity at he viii attend the said court al the Jnue
term aud after which time further notice will lie
gwen oihe place Of hisocs in the said town Of Pc
~. u. GAINES.
Hidy ~. 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

& 4. lRfELD--MOROCCO MA MJE4[YTREE
cor dshoe.h
Carl ma .
yHk s-Apdha
wnI.M sG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

NloIiCE.-StePien Hix having executed a deed n
rnst To the subscribers, conveying to them tract
OF lano containing Ia5 acres, yim1 near Burkinxhz
eouIth"ne and toinngthe lands % Ellison Harvey and
othets and also conveying slave Ben 10 SCENE
10 anthony Jones The purchase for tic said ac
OF lanh, anda part Of the purchase money sinR due
anh We having been required IN on the said tIss,
deed We shut proceed ~ buckingham Courthouse on
he "a Hond0y I've July peIt TO sell The said tract of
LAND, OF SO much as viii he necessary; aud also the
said NEGRO SLAVE to satisfy the charges 81 and
tue debt and interest due. JOHN plTTsHN
THOMAS PirTHAN.
buckingham, June q. s..wae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22
For sale, on lsw FERNS

I FOR safe, on fSU terms.
DRhE OH MADEIRA WINE, &c.-The former
Il stock Of Robert Gordon, imported by him direct
aud can be recommended equal to any in the United
30 derniohns prime old Madeira r..
10 f OF. sa... % do. s DO. se5sial " use.
10 pive' prime madera) Imported in the Spring Of
IS or. casks do. do. rral ,esrs old.
20 cases Hermitage Wine, 2 dozru each0
20 do. White Sparkling Champagne Delightful r.
one dozen each uuaitiy.
30 no. Clare,, one aud dozen each
casks Ma,ag, Wine $50 years odd
2 ar. casks old Nalmsey Wine
} pipes aud 30 or. casks prime Lisbon Wine
DO and 10 Or: casks genuine Port Wine, (vntnse
$50 uerces Hibh-rps best London brown Stout and
10 hhds. superior Jamaica Rum, soft and old
O. do, Antigua do do
pipes cogDiac Brandy, remarkably good
do. Holland Gin of fine ilavor
20srsles Lsb.iI Cork
no general assortment ef CIR CERIES, carSfuy
screwed by good judges, and bought with cash. which
we ~a sell on moderate terms, at store, one door
below the Eagle Hotel. GEORGE DYBALL * CO.
may Is. 6..St
(OBHRr * HALL NELSON q CO.--tiave rrceiv.
60 general assortment Of SPRING GOODS
which they will sell ut the lowest prices, for cash
Approved negotiable paper.
..ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-22

~ The undersigned having betu appointed
~ By the Governor aud Council Of Virginia principal
fhryeyor VI the lands betWeen the Seoto gnH Little m
AMI rivers, ". w. oftbe Ohio river, hereby The
Owners of, and aitthose bisrestsd ~ land wafTarts
gfanted by the state of Virginia 20 her phcsrs aud
sndiefA for services ~ te revolutionary war that his
Office I'm this town. VIII the 21ih nay Of this month
be open for INK ,ocations and surveys south the
Gfeette treaty ne aud after The Sd DAY Of July next
Tor usklnRlOt ati6ns and surveys N0th 81 te SAID line
IN that sTofthe Virginia military district lately cedsd
ny the Indians.
The 4h day ~ Juy next will otter the iast opportn.
nifty HRc,fniTe good llnd ~ the NugiHa military dis
ifict and owners o. lind warrants pil tbcl de-
welTO have them forwarded " NY office he.me that
day. CADWfi4NDFR WALL ACF,
CttFeDibs. Ohio, iuns 7..ms