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TnEASUkY DEPARTMENT,



March 25,h, 1919.
WHEREAS, by the act entitled " An act rsgu-
\ W ia,ing the payments to invalid pensioners"
passed the Sd ofthe present month, an affidavit Of
two surgeons or physicians, MS to The continuance
and rate OF disability Of the several applicants,
rnusi accompany their respective applications for
the FIRST payment which shall fall due after the 9Th
Of March r,rs, and al the end OF every two years
thereafter end wlIeess some misunderstanding
may arise a. To the time when the above mentioned
act shall 90 into operation
This is to notify all whom il may concern, that,
by the construction given ~. the said act by the
Second Corp,roiier of the Treasury, the before
mentioned aiidasits iagrcesbly to the form pub
shed by the Hon the secretary Of Wsr,sunde
date Of the 2Sd inst) will be required TO accompany
the applications FOR all pensions to which they sp-
ply. falling due on the +ih esy Of September next.
RICHARD CUTS,
A7--s2zt. Second ComhsvoAer.
priu;crs au.heri,ed to publish the Laws Of the
United States viii, insert the above once week tll
the ist Of sertembsr neat
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
6iay ,c, 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the proprietors Of
IN Stock. issued under the convention will,
France. Of the Soth Of April 1905. commonly CAL
led Lsrisiana Ssses, that. the 2ist OF October.
next ensuing the date thereof further pasmem
on account of the principal of said stock will be
made. a the rate Of fifty four perecnium on the
remaining noiety. OF unrelsxyacd portion thereof
and that the same win Be paid N the respective
,be Ss SssT. men s
Washington. or It such Loan ocice. on the books
wherecf any portion Of ssid stock may stand
eoRiormslion 10 further given, thss the interest
due Z, ehe time of redcmptoo, on such part ef
oaid stock - is held IN EOrope. win Be paid
leseeo6bre 10 London and Ans'erdsm: and that the
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! Philip sidney said, ss Addson tells rs, that he
never could read the old ballad Of Chevy Chase
without feeling his heart beat within him, - q
the sound Of 4 trumpet. The following lines
whicl,Iarc to bo ranked among The highest inspira
tions Of the Muse, win suggest similar associs
(ions in the breast OF the gallant American officer
TffE HA1ERICy1v Fi.y4C;.
When Freedom, from her mountaio height,
Unfnrpd her standard 20 the cir,
She tore the azure robe Of night,
And set the stars Of glory there,
She mingled with its gorgeous dycs
Ihe milky baidric Of the skies.
and striped iss pure celestial white
With strcakings Of The morning light,
I hen, from bis mansions in the sun,
ahe call'd her esgle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol Of her chosen land
hIajcsic monarch Of the cloud
Who resr'st aioft thy regsi form,
To hear the tempcststrumping loud,
And see the lightning -Iances driven,
When stride the warriors Of the storm,
And rolls the shunder-drum Of heaven
Child Of the Sun to the tis' gis1
TO guard the banner Of The free,
10 hover in the su!pher smoke,
10 ward away the battle stroke,
And bid its blendings shine sfar.
Like rainbows on the cloud OF wer,
The harbngers Of victory
Flag Of the brave thy folds shall ny,
The sign Of hope and triumph high!
when speaks the signal lrumpet-tone.
And the long line comes cleaning on,
iEgc yet ths iiie-boo!I, warm and wet,
Has ,Iim'd the glistning bayonet.)
Each soldiers eye shall brightly turn
10 where Thy metcor-gIories burn,
And, as his springiDg steps advance.
Catch war and vengcance from the glance
And when the cannon .mouthings loud,
HcAvc In Wild wrcaths the battle shroud,
And cory sabrcs rise and fall,
Like shoots OF Il me on midnights pail
There shaI. thy wctor-gIances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath,
Each gallant arm that strikes beloy.
That lofty messenger Of death.
Flag Of The seas on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter Ger the brave
When death, csreering on the gale,
3wceps darhy round the bellied sail,
md irighted waves rush wildly back
1rforc The broad sides rcclng rack,
The dying wsnderer Of the sea
shall look. at once. to heaven and thee.
hnd smile. 10 see Thy splcndors oy.
IA triumph, o'cr bis closins eye.
Nag OF the free hearts only home,
i;y angel hands to va)or given!
Thy stars have Iii the wclkin dome.
And ~, ,lly bues we're born in heaven!
For ever Aoat that standard sheet
Where breathcs The foe but falls before US
With Freedoms soh beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming DER us
CROAKHR * co
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs TIE hab!ic in general u he friends in
Earsfrui0r.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Col.
= Jan,es Perry's, No. 100, Thsmes-street. ialsIy
improved by Mr.. DOVE as Pubic House, and
which be proposes 10 Accommodate ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor TO call upon
him, with the oest fare the market may afford NO
exertions shall be- wanting 10 Bratiiy and obge.-
The best of Liquors vii! be ready al command and
good keeping OF Horses constantly provIdtd
GA few steady Boraers (ladies snd gentlemen }
can be accommodated in the sest manner.
Newport, july 1.
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>7-HE subscribess respectfully inform the 7Putt<,
\ that they carry on the Wool Misunderstanding
business in All iss brsncIcs--tfst their nstl'sn<s
are now IN complete repais--sieir iore sxpe'ncee
1ches of Cordng. Spinning. Wessirg, Colnsirg and
Fno1iDg, all lic various kind Of " oolen Gccuss in
poit Of colour and finish equal if not sore,io' 10
any establishment in his couf y They guarsriee
to cnmplele al orders in ther iae. speedily ard
IS ics sonaLic terms as at sty es,ahishu ent on
this Island CLARKE * GRlANELL.
Nh The following persons viii receive ai: ar
tices intended fer their n,snuiactofy:--Jo snss-
MAN, OF Newpor,-sASroRp Abby, OF Lutte
Compton-PELxo Copry, of 1iyerton-- add NiL-
LIAn tEARsE. Bristol-Ferfy
they have constantly on band at Wholesale. and
retail Sstnnets, Plains, Castin,efcs, Fianrels, &c.
which they determined TO sell at prices.
Newport, April 20.
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n ENEor two convenient Rooms, suitable for public
~ Offices, in central situation For further infor.
n,ation and terms apply at this Office June 3
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES



Mortar IL; is well known that mortar is
/. sc.nposed Of quick lime and sand reduced 70
10 paste NTH water. Whom dsy il becomes AZ
G,hmd ~ Stone, aud as durable and adbcring
with great tcnacity 10 the surfaces OF tho
:ssopes which it Is employed to cement, (.
. whole walt becomes nothing else than one
svfid stone I5u, this sfect is produced ve,y
|3mpss sfcctIy unless the mortar is skijfuIy pre-.
pared, y circumstances TOO little understood o,
|soo lit,Ie attended to By those VINO generally
have charge Of the prcpafssion The follow
|i7g dirsctioDs may DO useiul 70 mechanics
Who work in mortar.
~ The lime should be pure, perfectly free
ftom csrbonic acid, and IN the state Of ve,y
llne powder the sand should be free from
|ulay, and partly in the state Of fine sand, and
|Psrsiy In that Of gravel: the water should be
Eross ; end II previously saturated With lfuis,
'<o much the better. The best proportions,
>cosding 10 the experiments Of D,. Higgins,
>sshrce parts Of Hne sand, four parts Of
purse sand ono part Of quick limo recently
|pckod, snd.as little wates aS possible.
The stony consistsnce which mortar &C
nirss Is owing partly to the absorption OF
lroocic acic, but principally = the combin-
lion OF part Of the wAes with the lime.
Rhis lsV ciccu,nstsnce explains the reason
3hy u, common mortar, one fourth par, Of
~, reduced 20 powder without being
Sed, added, tho mortar. when dry, &C.
ss much greater solidity than il other
~ - would. This was Arss proposed by Lorio,;
t<s number Of experiments were afterwards
{}ds by Morvefn.---The proportion which
Ne philosophes found to answef best, are the
I(lowing
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

Cold peepie--An Italian, on his return from 70,
land, said that the people Of that country we're as
white their SHOWS; but that,hey colder than
they were white. and that frequently from fsir
zersdner he caught cold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-06-16

For sale, at No. lO3, Thapcs-srerf,
A N assortment Of narrow Dutch Duck, OF differ
"A ent numbers. very suitsble for fore and at
sails, as il saves the trouble expense ofspiitug.
Nay 26. CHRIS. RHODES
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THE following xstascs- House. No 80. on Broad
street. with all the sppur:ensnces Said hcys<
viii do we'll for pubic house. Also new house
on Tanner and 0sk-stree,s. so by 20 feet on st.
grcund. Two stories high. with large stable A
new store the Long.whsrf SO By 20 tcei. svo
ssories high with The wharf in ffnas. in good
pair. Tying near the bridge. Also. svo or three
snail houses and the snd they sssad on. in diIss-
cnt parts OF the town 0rc half of body pew n
the ID Bspsirt Meeting House. IN this tovs. Also
for sale. hrst rsse chsise snd hsvress. rocJ
borse end vsggon and harness. Ready dcers
made vindow-fssnes snd ssshes. Lonb<r Of var
ioos kinda M
Also fsr s.le---7s scres of (he best Kind Of Yer.
mont iAad, selecs<d hy ~. Chrissopter Svoet fos
has own sesslewrns. Apply 70
Newport. Mar. ,. n -
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UNION FACTORY.

T HE subscriber informs his friends and the puh-
N lie, thst Capt George Lau;ra, in TiyertoH,
Ed1~crd stcrhspe and Joseph ". Wonen, IN New.
pors are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
lie continues to color and dress WooIsu Cloths
of all descrip,ions--to Card Sleeps Wool of all
grades, and to manufacture Plains, Sat,lnets Goat
ings, Flannels, &c of various colours and shades.-
Those who will favor him with their custom in his
inc, may depend on having their work done in tko
best manner, and on reasonable terms, ara the
smallest favor will be gratefully &C sekno~ledged:
JOHN DABtUCK.
Portsmouth, Feb 10. (5m.l
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5ch,ol Bsok>, Qlaaks, and Sfesiorery,
Foe sale, q the H,t.Ssore Of
GEORGE WAHToN.
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Leunei w Briggs, Bsisssf; Hercules whitney, }.
II Mason, Proridsrce; Dyer and HoVes. H;ndSan
Greene, Ns.e eksnden Isaac D. Bsli, Hnrs|crd ana
most ds0ggsss, booksellers and poss-msstess throP
out the United States where may Be had ~ these
Justly esfeered asd highly approved "B1edicines,"
prepared ty W. T. Conway"
U<c. S1Sl7 N.Y.
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IN .sGRIeULTURAL Paper.
|: AMERICAN FARMER Is Conducted n,

THE AMERICAN FARMER is conducted by john s.
SKINNER, Postmaster of Baltimore, aud publisA he'd
every Friday morning. II Is printed sheet OF pa
per- Of the best quality, size OF newspaper
and folded SO as TO make eight pages and nv that
admits of being conveniently bound up and preserved
in volumes.
The matters treated Of in the American Farmer are
.fgrieuttnre, Gardening, Internal improvements,
Domestic Economy, and new inventions and discoye
ries connected with these subjects. II contains, also
each week correct account of the prices Of the prn
cipal articles of country produce in the baltimore
ket, ascertaIned by actual sales, which are given.
The American Farmer takes concern in party po.
single insertion of snch relate seed agricultural
implements, remarkable live stock, books farming
aud such other notices connected In their nature
with the objects OF the paper.
Numerous diagrams and cuts are inserted In order to
slew more clearly the construction ofuew and imp Toyed
implements OF husbaHdry, or to illustrate particular
systems of cultivation.
Twelve numbers have air eady appeared and second
edition having heen issned sOppIy the extraordinary
demand, complete fles may yet be had, early appl
cation.
The price II The American Farmer is four dollars per
annum pay able either half yearly in advance, the
whole anonn as the subscriber likes best The money
10 he RENTED by mail, TO the Editor at his risk and
cost The file will he Immediately and securely put % .
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ShcnId any subscriber feel dissatisfied on the re-
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CiH be at liberty TO return them TO the Editor rho
pledges himsey 10 refund Immediately the amount
raid by Snch subscriber.
ANY person WHO shall receive and send on the money
for ten subscribers for year will lie entitled COPY
Of the paper or to onr dollars, and In proportion for
smaller or larger amount.
Baltimnre. June
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IFrom the boston pa,rjot.1

INTERNAL STATE OF GERMANY.
The following extract from Bells London
messenger, OF April Is, received at the Office
OF the Boston Patriot, exhibits iu strong CO.
Tors The difference between Republican aud
an Arstocratic form Of government. II APP
pears mat great portion OF the German HObi-
Rty are not only illiieraiP aud oYerbearng, bat
go poOT wiiliai, that they live almost entirely
nron the exeriions and industry OF the useful
ana honest part of the community, whom at
TIC same time they affect TO despise!
a German merchant, rich, well educated
aud senteely bred, must leave tie room or
gland up, when an ignorant aud cI0w nish cOnBt
OF baron, who at the same time is a ta-y public
paper, supported 10y tire industry of this very
merchant gets mp 10 dance, OF sits down TO
play cards. Ii is among these people aud
lheir governments, lsays the British editor
thai wt hope Ire example Of the Imerican gO-
rdhmmt VII 10 time spread With dBe effect :;
aud ihHt the common sense Of w0HhiRd will arise
a2ain't tie oppression Of whole communities,
to supp, .lIose Wifiieged classes, WHO at once
WroEr 0Rd desyise Mem.'
Tie above elegant compliment 10 this coun-
try is Just, correct aud well mefitcd.
When u Is understood that HofsebRe was
supporter Of this exfcfable aristocFatic sys-
ten, bu sssassiuatioH bec9mes less a matter az
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From IRE .NsN York Errp Z @ Post
'a the stanSas that follow the literary Tsa1er e! taste
VIII recoeuile The piinuye tenderness ~ the suhor
Ut Ialla Rookh.
TO '''''.--tIR-" .ShdHaoa SG,''
The world is htIyht before thee
hs summer flowers are thine
lis calm biJe 81, is -'rr thee
fey oosom, pleasures shrigci
And thihc the sunbeam given
10 nsturt's mpIning honr,
Pure. vuTni, as When froui heaven
h bu'si ON Edcu's hover.
There is a song OF snlrIw,
The death airge Of the gay,
That tells, eTe dawn OF ui1Ttnw
These chsrnis may melt away
That suns bright beam he shaded
tnit shy be blue mote
Fte sumuer hovers be fadtd
Aud youth'S warm promise orr:
Believe Il nNt--tbough lpnel,
ihy evening home may he,
Though beauIt's bark can only
Float on asumMer sea,
Ib"ugh line thy hiaoIn is stealing
There's still beyond his art.
The wild Hower wreath 81 feeliry
The sunbeam OF the heaItt
CGOAKFR g. Co
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ooaniry and have been highly useful TO science Ihaye
doubt that your present plan viii be honorable
have the pleasure TO assure you that Tor the
!ou propose there will he annual pfoyistoa 900
ter fonr hve years hom the time of Your
paturp. shall provide such INSTRUMENTS as the STAIR
posse.ses for astronomical and other purposes
upon ysur Tetnrn will be delivered as tnay he
Il will be highly pleasing from ysnr talents to have the
cabinets ofthe eurChra aud snail take the dsep
eat interest In the best success Of your enlightened
tefpfiss."
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STATE CONCERNS.


New YoRX.-Among the recent acts OF the
Legislature, one was for licensing dealers in
lottery tickets, which takes effect from the LIST
inst No person can be a vender without pay
ing Iu annual tax of 800 dollars, the proceeds
of which TO be appropriated equally TO the
use of the Deaf and Dumb institution and the
FREQ School
NORTH CARoLINA.-The first session Of the
Supreme Court, under the new organization,
closed on the both utimo. The judges had un-
der consideration one hundred aud eleven cas-
es, Including those sent to the conrt under the
act ct lSIS-many of them involving intricate
and HaSettled principles of law, and depend
ing for years in the old Supreme Court Ont
few oftiie cases remain undecided, and most
of those were continued for the accommoda-
ton of the counsel, whose county court cir
cuits interfered with the sitting of this court.
MIssIssIPPI.-lhe candidates announced for
the office of Governor. at the present election
are Thomas Kinds aud George PoinderlPr for
that of Lieutenant Governor, Daniel Burnett
aud James Patton for Representatives L"
Congress, christopher Rankin and Co,clcs Mead.
Nat. Int.
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tDaib Adu.
Extract of hitter from .SackrtCs Harbour, 9Th
Of June.

Extract Of a hitter from .Sackett's Harbour, 9Th
of June.
The soldiers that belong to this post are
now III wOik on agteat military road TO Wa
tertOwn--the old road il horrld-but through
IL in the worst season much Of the heavy eau
non, rigging and ammunition for The ships
here, was transported. Tie barracks are of
lime stone, faciug the baynorth q very hand
some, with gardens on the low grounds near
the bay. There ~ also large surrounding
Picketed enclosure. Here are OF 400 troops
In theafteruOou w. company with capt. Adams,
ships. The Superior, Mohawk, Pike, Madi-
son, jones', aud some others, lay at anchor, *
are as we'll secured rs possible, by temporary
roofs, but are nevertheless IA going to decay
The Superior is as long. ard nearly rs large ~
The Independence. But the New Orleans on
thestorks, unfinished, is one of the wonders Of
The present age, being larger than any vessel
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IL cHaNeasy..! n ssassthesa 70. Prince rassrc,

TX cHaNegsys-. n ssostthesa fSt Prince rdwsrc,
Il county. May ~, 1870
William 0oidon... .Compi0iacnt,
AGAINST
James Mann, Tennessee, ) John Mann, Crrnuessee,l
robert Mann, usnnesseeD fbenezer Maun, Osnpev-
seel james Mann, a. b. "a ley Walker Robert Mich
ell and Peggy his wife, James Mann and Jane bis vile
lCampteiil ard Nancy Bottom, the ouly child May
Ne tsHddNfS.
me defendants James MznD, Tennessee, John Mann
lIehnessee) Robert Mann, (r,nnessre) ana Eb.n,zvT
hann (lennessre,l not having entered their appear
auce aud given seeuTity according act III. &c
neral Assembly aud The ru,rs OF this count and trap
peHting To the satisfaction ofthe that they are no
Inhabitants of this state the the complain
amt by counsel, ~ is Ordsrsd, That the said d.ien
dhsts James Mann, (rennesseeD John Mans, (Tennes
see (kobeft Mann, (rennessve,) aud EbeheZer Mann
tennessee do appear here the first Day OF Angus
court next, and answer ihe coinplainanps bill and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in
one OF tue public uewspapers printed in the city of
Richmond Tor Two mouths succesSisry aud also posted
at the ront door of the courthouse this county.
copy, Tesie, d. ;. wORSHAM, u. C.
June a. swsv.
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RundwGyS an tie hat Of Hemico County.
ESRooMfiELD. says he beisngs TO Mrs Man Ran
- oolph IN Amelia county, dark complexion about
20 years OF age. feet inches high has on his
right foot, one Of his under fore teeth out
JIM says he belongs TO BucSner Davis of North Caro-
Una, about 80 years old dark complexion little bow
legged d feet high, all his upper fore teeth ont.
SCtPio says he belongs Thomas Rootes in G!ouces
Ter conn'y about II years old, dark complexion feet
81 inches high.
BiLLEY CHICKEN, says he belongs 20 Patrick Hen
dren, of Charles City county, committed for going al
large and hiring himself with the consent Of his
m"sler. ne rs OF dark complexion bow legged feet
10 inches high, supposed TO be so wears old =
" X. BURTON, Dep'y,
Jnly o.. h..H For g Garage, s.. s u
NoilCE.... The estate of the late ANTHONY LEE
has been committed to- me for distributinn Thns-
VINO nave claims against il, required TO nre.ent
them, properly proved, before the FIRST of August
June 70 ll..tlS A. p. upSHITR
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SrEAM anArs

The following - list Of the Steam boats empIoy.a
on me tse' hS':i!ppl s''d enrolled aud licensed At
tSe ""HSe, "" orleans, with precise estimate
Of 'beU tonnage. g.n;itn.an who has T,r.u,lv 80
Yelled IN he u ien several hundred miles Informs MS
uht la poht VI elegance aud accommodation they are
nor surpassed ny any ""dtS ia the United States. 10
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July o..

NOllCE....pnctOrs CABELt. Dove, aud HgNtNG,
= y having hern appointed PhysiciaHs by Richmond
Randolph Lodge NJ. XIX Tor the purpose " atendioq
on all SICK anu distressed Msspus their families wild
ows and orphans residing Within this corporation are
Aow ready enter upoE the Juiics Of their respective
Offices. when applied to. JOSEPH a. MYERS. n.
JUiyo. Is..6t
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4 hANiEL NJ. e. PAYNk--A1TORNE AT Law
= Lexington, CKg.)-Wil attend The circuit courts
OF fdSetle, jessamiRe and Woodfard counties and The
court oil appeals and general at Frankfort. He
win also undertake to pay " non residents
ad"n-colect aud remit money to persons residing in
Lexington. ' "
T.: s. Reference to John G. Gamble, Esq. OF the city
W HiChinond. Jane s. D.,2It
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|LYNCHHUKG SIARNIE

'HE Subscribers having pnI their Marble IIU In one
iauon, are prepared TO execute with skill and dis,
pacn, orders Tor chimney. nantlcs, hearths siex,s
tonsstonessiis &c. DC. The mill is situated on the
nank oil James river orders therefore from Richmond
freight
THIS 1t Is believed is the first and only establishment
81 Tue hlnd IN virginia and asthe citizens have now
an opportunity ofurnsbng themselves with these
iui ahdornaneniai articles of ne quality the prodc
uoh ci their own state the pTopretors cannot hut in
uhge nope that they will nIeei liberal announcements
rs. Qndrrter who can come we'll recommended
will feeeiSe liberal wages.
yanneE Christopher & Jordan Anthoay
. Lynchburg, Sept. 30. ~ ~
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Land an PO,chotan for s0Ie.

TUT
THE subscriber wishes to dispose Of ar 500 acres
u LAND, lying IN the upper end OF the county OF
P0wbatan, heng part OF the tract on which be re.
sides The greater part Of the above land is in yoods
aud some OF u first rate tobacco land As IL is
presumed will purchase without first yeUiHg it, far.
iheT description is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKIPwITH.
PoNhatan, May Ia. an
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A TrACHMENT IN CHANcERY.-B uckinrbaT
n cOunty-NaIch COurt.

plILt Is Aereb! gwen the cells the LuHalIc
Hospital m The city OF williamsburg aLc all occu-
ped, aud thai no more patients ehey male or J,ngaIc
wI he received into the said Hospital aitil some of
the said cells are vacantdue notice 0fwhich WILDE
siven....-.. BY order oJthe CoUrt 81 Directors
June 20. 15..wtt LEO. HENLEY C. & II.
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A letter from respectable house in Louis
vile, Kentucky, to Messrs. Bonnet and RO-
maud of PittsbRrg, dated the Nth of Jnne men
tons, that several cases of Yellow Fever had
occurred in that town, and that those who were
attacked with ii died
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