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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

{Fok SALE-At this Once, Pamphlet containing
Il Mr. Hays Speech on the Usury Iaws--anJ several
Essays by the same gentleman, that interesting sub
cci. Jan T. 80 $500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

LII persons who have ciains against the estate of
JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired 30 make
mem known 10 us without delaytbat il found correct
they may be speedily diecha.gea-and those Indebted to
ihe estate, are solicited pay what they with as
''e usay as conveniently can lie, as DESTROYS Of
paying the legacies OF orr tes,aor as exped,
uOusy aS possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEVALLIE,
Erecxtors Of Joseph GaAego, dec.
August Is. ..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

4 me HUNDRED DOLLARS observation-disclosures as
- rom the subscriber Ia jaiinary last negro iaa
MAJ led IARltON about thirty years of axe of bouu
'"pisxion I'VE feet seven or eight inches high raised
~ TIE neiehbofood OF Buckingham ednttbouse anG n,
Is hsiie,ed thai he H. Iuikig near that place on
W rsine artIu, may have 10 dslant part a.
the state, and at tbs time pass as nee maa-An
paf.ss OF vessels, and all other persons are hereby
cautioned aya.hs, employing, VI in any way carving
on "r bareorihs tae auose described siave An, per
son tha VIII deliver The SAID slave ,e living Ia the
a'sos'ca Territory, nvsr huntsville, Dr. James
jones', near buckingham courthouse, sba receive the
above reward. ARrnuR IoNus
Jan. 2. ., 49,.
n Ii persons havinS Claims against the estate OF
1ohN 1hsNetAW, dec. are desired To Law them
oeofeihe SUBSCRIBERS Iny authenticated, n is on,
sh ina Creditors may tie paid with as little deax as
pOssoie-anda those indebtcs TO the estate are ear
nesus requested Ia ray what they owe without dl,y
FOX sALt-ont2 months credit, a Jack, Young and
w hsh tsp"t-; sShorses--Scverai Mich Cows so or
~ eheep--and some articles Of Household Furni,u,s
EDMUND -. CRENSnAW
NAfH'I c. CRENSHAw,
administrators Of j. Crensaar, dec
80. -. 80. .f2l9s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

n The Editors of the Winchester Gazette 1Ier
ondria Gazetfe, LeesbHrg Genius Of Liberty, and
Ldncasfer Ga=ette-and Of the papers published in
thdrfestotcn. H0rfirsIHTg and FredericftOnn friiI
please bseTffhe 06ore once sceek fiIt the dun of
safe, and Jorward their accounts (or payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

kSVNawAf IN Chesterfield ja.-York, of Il darn
complexion, feet inches .igh, about 10 years
o, aye was Sold fron the estate Of DIR. Adams OF
hiohmond; tue purchaser was Patrick Hendren Of
Suates CITY county. The ownsr OF the above slave
WIZ ptase tsAe him away lie will he dealt with as
Tue Jaw ohecs. VIM. wlNFREE, Dep'y,
FIR HIM. Clarke, IS. q J.C.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

ICHAKD POLLARD-fias removed To his new
a brick house at the jusction of First Street and
Hotel Alley and continues to do business as AUG
iiONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT Goods
consigned to hi,s weiias the purchase Of
produce, which he may receive, viii he promptly ana
assidUously attended to. -
LynchJure. Der ,,fr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

( 'CumoND ACADEMY.-C. TERRIBLE !. NOON
"a respectfully inform the public thai in
OF the removal of Mr.. Day the New London
,ne ieinais department in the Richmond academy viii
e SUSPENDED tor the present. and that ia fn,urc the
creek and Latin languages, in addition TO the ma, he
s.ca sciences viii be taught by J. Wood; ali the
oemv WI open ON Monday next al The usual hour
N. o. litae number OF students in the academy in
crease ea another teacher will lie employed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

sUSI PUBLlSHtD-- I'd foT SAFE q. tbs an &C. and
81 al the bookstore Ofw RI. FuzwhyIscnu - III MORT
~ the Socify Viy mia Jor promoting Aelfcrkl nrf
containing somnuni cations vaiioHs subjects 10 bus
ha4dTy and rural aaairs.. Price, Fl0y Cents.
o.. az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

kPEi Ek NELSON, sen. will keen schopI al Oxf,rs
Caroline county the ensuin. ,ear-The school " m
ne opened about the 18th Of January will be closed
We second rfiday IN Decen,her-One month vacation
VIII De g,ven-The price cf beard, tuition and wash
ing VIII he S4o for the term, to he paid quarterly and
puuc,hai} III aevance.-boaIdefs 10 lind their Own
oed and bedding. BED, &c. will be found for those
comhg rom distance at 10 for scholastic year
Dec. IL. "a ,,iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

&sPANlSH HlDES.--ue shall receive in , fs,y ds~-
~ SOOo very prime Buenos AJres OK HfDES-wbieS
wnbe sold OH reasonable terms, AT our store
Otc ~, I0..if kALSrON pLRAShNTs
WHaAT.-The highest market price in cash will he
gwen for good wheat, delivered on the Basin or az
hocksus, by ROBERT ABBATT jr.
Who also wsntsabont 400 bushels nice SEED What
foI which he VIII give an extra price.
SeptIS. 40 IoNf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

I AND FOR sALE-...By virtue OF a deed oi .iust ex
- eou,ed 10 us ny Warner Lewis the 2.th day of
ps .oio 10 secure To John woodson the payment If
sundry sums OF msmey therein mentioned W. viii ON m.
iotn dag ~ borck nsrs at william Georges Tavern
III te county oi Gonchiand SCI. for cash tract of land
onahs ny estimation 4a9 acres, he the saine more or
ess pins IN Goocbland and bounded by the lands now
o, t 'ae OF neveieux Jarfai, George Holman william,
athsWs ana Edwp Turpin, or much thereof as may
De sninc'ent to pay S2an0 with interest from The rst
Gay OF ms present month nn, paid tsgether with the
costs attending ibe execution of tbisiTus This and lies
~ a excellent Heighborhoodtbe greater MART Of IL i'm
eooa ana is capable OF producing fine tobacco That
"hch 10 cleared is fresh and in fine condition fer weld
u bas on II good BAN and tobacco houses,
THOMAS PEMBLRTON
Jan. z 72..wtds ARCHIBALD BRYCE ir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

- !.
SEVEkAL pieces above and below abe cat, 81 Rich
- mono. ifoma quarter OF n mile to mrs--l u.nst
xse ausahtaseous leases TO persons thai wonld make
ma,Ast gardens There rs suiiic:ency rich land ON
sach Tor that pufp"se--or would rent for farming
None need apply without good recon,usnd atiuns -.
aa'c also nie wood, posts, AMI timber wl,hin I'VE
same Instances, that twonid sell standing.
Dec. IL 7i..3t&w2in NEIL M'COuiI
w l.. lewis Chauoon wnl. no0y.s SEN. aud RicbaTd
James, heins called upon to aYpraise aif esirsy
W" " N"se, taken up BY Jan-s HOLMAN, aGer bens
osiy swoin certify that tue said stray mare mule ia
I'VE or Elk Yeats old and about feet six inch
so'eh that size is oi dask bay co.or, having no
oIaha nor MARKS. except KNIT the right hind lea
Jus. sove the f"oii"ct. aud having shoe on and
'ha' Ne have appraised her 10 seventy dollars.
LEWIS CtAuDOiN
NM. HODGES. cen.
RicHAKp JAMES
nneory, reste, VA. MILLER. c. Goo ehland c.
- -. 5l..Js
S,ioAiioN WANrtD..... nrsn OF sober aud inJns-
- utous habits. lately from Europe ana mo uu,ley
''nos me 'ar'huy business Ia all It's branches wishes
sitnauon as ovetsser.--keference be made to Maj
1920, fichmoni.. ANY orders directed TO w H.
al this Office. will be attended to. ~ "a. -
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

r. -. Particular ottcatioa aiI be paid iouriftng,
geography ana the use ~ the siobes. Young gentte
,.sH n,H ne taught TO Urite me Greek gromnoi IcqL
~ Ihtre toitt oe ore months rocafion in The sum.
mex, ana TIE gear setU close the l1fE December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05
LYNCHBURG MARBLE

THE bavins their Har5le mn in ops-
iaiion are prepared to execute with skin and die
patch, orders Tor chimney mantles. heaTths steps,
tombstones stills, &C. &C. The mill Is situated on The
bank James river orders therefore from Richmond
freight
This. IL Is believed. Is the FIRST and only establishment
81 me khs IN NIgna aud as the citizens have nos
in auuv,nslehaI articles OF fine quality, the produc
won oi beI own state, the prOprietOs cannot but In
P.S. Quarter who can come we'll recommended
wiliTeseiYc liDsTal wages
80, samuel C5rifoPher 8 JordGn H1thony.
LyuchbuTg, Septic. A. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

SUNhb sHAntS-iOR SALE....A valuable sm1
IN lrin containing $50 afres by old sefvey situate
iu Charles Ciiy county ~ miles nom Richmond 10 10
neiahhorhOod nf Nestover. The land lies WE'LL IS p
dHcltve, and admirably calculated FOR Improvement
The buildings consist Uf yelling boase with Toor
Fad az convenient Orhouses. SO situation IN the low
country Is more healthy. immediate Dassesson may
had- application 10 be made To- nr WIN. y. Illlt'
the vicinity, or 10 The subscribe. HENRY CURIP
Hanover, N0Y. IS. s5..c1Nf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

A LII persons batIng claims against Tie estate Of NO
"A SES HUBBARD, deceased viii bring then, CorwaB
for adjustment. The segefal legetefs viii take notice
tta shall proceed to- division Of said estate on ne
10th day of February neNt. at Mr. Thomas Bookers ~
setG The county of Cnmherland where they are inyS
cd 10 attend aud receive ikcr aotmrns III the estate
afnTesaa. J. j, EEYNOt MS. Aduinistrator.
DeceDher 4. Gt.W9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

EfDUCATiON.--A school will be opened the ensujlr,
year, Ut the residence of VIM. Day in the Forks Of
Hanover, under the direction of The subscriber In tis
sehhsry VIII be taught the Greek Latin French aud
hhei'sn languages gTanniacay. The fee for tuition
VI Inc EDgiish department. will be 20 in the Greek
Lalih ahd French, : rs. The school exercises viii
commence The 10th Of January, aud end the 10th %
becenber following, making the term of ten month";
aitrr oednciingthe month 81 August n Mr.
WIN. Fay can Accommodate ten 6fteen boys with
which, together With the uion will he Tennre
quarteryIn advance rhe situation is healthy aud re-
uIei ana is about 10 miles from Hanover Courthouse
and Is tom the city of RrcbInoud.
hanover, Dec ~ 5..@6w' JOHN l.. NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

! osI OR MlsLhiU--A Check ON The cashier of M
once o. oist onni and deposit OF Bank Of Viz
Die 10 myself or order, dated 22d Dec ISIS Tor 81
me rue eheek rs not endorsed by me- and notice hayinr
sem ,ooeea AT the bank, pay nent will be refused
ms notice Is therefore published to prevent auv
fraud being prsctced ON The public. ~ ""S
ps,.,.. THLoDORic b. BANIsTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

I WISH TO HIRE or q cooPERS, Tor a piannfac.
Il turngmiIl In Lynchburg-for whom will give line
a ""ses " lucy are sooo workneu and OF fair cbarac~
ys. JOHN BELL.
&c. ~. 70..0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

abscohded a few days since, with the whole 6t
the funds, between hive aud six thousand
pounds. lie went away in u .post-chaixe and
Tour Tor Gra.esend, and there embarked for
America. This Jsxhfui ccgfdant wrote TO his
interest on his arrival al philade Iphia--as Ia
the principal. they must wait tor that uuiil it
suited MS convenience, We also learn that he
nas taken with hun four jomrne vmen, all etn..
neat IN their respective branches OF trade"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

DolTIAux 4 LYNCH have for 5,ie--Ant.rs = !,
u nisica fum-pennsylvania rye Sxbiskey-frenc,, a
apple bssndy-Holland gin-alcoh,f -,noa,ses. prine
Havana segars-Nes York pri,,,e usrt
and mess beefcut herfugs2 double bar Fl snns
Nitre Hall gwiipowdei--Becks p.saeni shot Pho nx
nails, brsds AID spikesnalieabe xf In sheets-ozpa
oniss uekienpurgs and eurlaps-3 ca es paperhangss
II do Cologne watet-2 do. french tys-i do brads.
r'eeant Chimney ornaments IN marble and siabasler
ALso-An invoice OF shperhne cetis, directed TO be
,oso very ION. Nov. i3 33..(2ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-05

virtue OF deed of uus, executed to the sub,cTi-
~ Der by Robert l.. smiihey TO .rcure snm Of NJ
ne, IeIeis specned to lie due Richard Lyon dated
sne elgn day OF October one Thousand eight hundred
a"u seventeen, ana recorded in the county court OF
ah'eha-wliib be sold, on Saturday TIE Sofh Of nsrt
na'y, al gainesville In Amelia county, at public
NAN (Rob all the tight and interest of said negro
mhca Is vested IN said snihey satisfy said debt in
'e,esI aug sost due attbe day ofsac.
Dec. ~. fl..(2l5Me WM. IS. LYON Trnstee
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
In Council,

february 4h, 1919.
The following persons were appointed
commissioners for holding elections in the
different wards on Tuesday the I'd day Of
March next, for members TO serve in the
common council for the ensuing twelve
months, viz:
FIRST WARD,
At 4. Rhodes's tavern on Union-s.rctt-
Alexander Mckenzie,
John T. Brooks,
Reuben Johnston.
sEcoap WARD,
AT the Council Chamber,
Colin Anid,
Guy Atkinson,
William Bartleman.
THIRD WARD,
ut Shepherd's tdUern, corner Of hing an
St. .4saph streets,
John Roberts,
Adam Lynn,
John Grub.
FOURTH WARD,
At Joseph C. Gird's, corner Of Duke an@
st. .a,aph-Sreets,
Thomas Lawrsson,
William ID. Sinms,
Robert |. Taylor.
A copy.
February 6 me
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA.


We find the following beautiful miniature
representation of the character Of this truly
illustrious Prince, in private communica-
ton to the Editor Of the London Courier,
dated atAix-la- Chapelle, Oct 3st-the fea-
lures are still more striking when we COM
pare the portrait which those of his contem-
poraries, which ii drawn with fidelity would
in too many instances present the most dis
gushing contrasts Whatever might have
been the sentiment in ancient times, that OF
the present and future generations will not
hesitate to rank Alexander of Russia, far a
bove his Macedonian namesake, in point
of greatness.
After noticing the arrival at Aix-la-Cha-
pelle, of number Of royal personages, the
letter proceeds -
:" The conferences for some days past
have been languishing, owing to the alb
serce of The Soyereigns, particularly OF the
Emperor Alexander, and the necessity un-
der which their ministers felt themselves
Of consulting them, before they come TO any
final decision. The presence of the latter
Sovereign, who is almost his own Minister,
was found indispensable to their future pro-
gress. His servants cannot proceed a step
without consulting him, and he probably
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
MUSKYNGUM BANK.

The Cashier of this Bank, who lately alb.
seconded with $4,000, has been arrested,
and brought back TO GAINESVILLE. The sum
Ct $4,000 only, has been found in his pos
session.
From the Bermuda Gazette, Jan. l6.
sHIP-wREcK.
The brig Liaia, Nichols, Master, OF Ply
mouth, 1T days from Bordeaux, bound 10
Philadelphia, with cargo of Brandy and
Dry Goods, has made her appearance of
these Islands in state of great distress,
having been blown off the coast, and great
ly damaged by tempestuous weather. Her
running rigging was all carried away, and
her masts are downs Capt. Donkin. of the
Betsey, from London, fell in with this yes
sci short time before he made these Is.
lands, and found the crew in a most wretch
ed condition, being entirely out Of provl-
sions and water and having subsisted for
"a days upon prunes and wine. Capt. D
supplied them with every thing Necessary
for their relief, and after keeping them
company two days. made land. On board
the Lydia were two passengers--Mr. Ora
ham, and Don Manuel Medina.
*This vessel observes our Correspon.
dent under date of 18th Jan. has since been
wrecked, but the crew aud part of her cargo
have been saved-Eds Beacon.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
London. Dec. Il.

London, Dec. ii.
A Dutch mail arrived this morning Its
contents are extremely unnteresting.
Count Bernstein, the Prussian minister for
Foreign affairs, is, it is said, 60 proceed to-
Brussels, to resume the negotiations for a
cession of territory by the kingdom Of the
Netherlands in favor of Prussia.
Cy, halt past one O'Clock,
December II.
'sIt is reported here, that an entirely new
arrangement has been found between the
French government aud Mr.. Barring the
latter only takes one half of the new loan,
the French government will negotiate the
remainder. This new arrangement, it is
stated, is in consequence of the fall in the
French stock"
December "a.
We have received this morning Bombay
papers to so late date as tue 18th of last
August; from which we have made some
interesting extracts. Intelligence from
Ceylon, to the / lth July, states, II at there
appeared TO be great relaxation in the
hostile efforts Of the rebels The whole
tract Of coantry from the S. E. extremity
OF Saf1iagam to the N. E. border of the Sc
ven Kories, embracing about one hall in
extent, and much more in value, of the
Kandyan territories, continued perfectly
quiet. The most gratifying accounts, also,
had been received from other parts Of The
island.
Some interesting particulars are furnish
ed by these papers, respecting the pFocee-
dipgs of the Ex-Rajah Of Nagpore. Itap-
pears, that, after his escape, he was ena-
b!ed to collect large body Of malcontent
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
THE DOUBLE COMPLIMENT on THE coaPLl-
MEETER COMPiIMEYTED

MEN I'm tNTi III Ni'N IBD.
II is stated in tie American Watchmau,
that at the close of one of Mr.. Lancasters
lectures, lately delivered from the Speak
.r's Chair in the Representatives chamber
at Washington, Mr.. Clay (tbe Speaker}
compimehted him in handsome terms, OBJ
serving that the Chair he occupied, had ne
yer been as well filed before. Mr.. Lam
caster nsodes:ly disclaiming the merit i'm
puted to him by the Speaker, said in effect,
that man in his purest aspect was but a
very humble instrument of Higher Pow
err. and that the Chair he had just occupi-
ed, exalted as it was, had not been filed by
any thing better than CLAY"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY,. EERRU.3RY IS. 1919
FROM Qua CORRESPONDENTS Al wAsn,ycro,
friiay. feJr,mry 10

fTifay. feormry IL.
Mr.. HiIliams, of North Carolina M,
we'd that the committee on military affairs
should be discharged from the further con
sidera!ion Of the resolution which he had
proposed some time ago. respecting the r.
duction OF the army, which was'grapteo
He then informed tie house that MS mo,;v..
for making tnatmotion was, that he intend
ed, on the next day, (this day 10 propose
TO "'e house 10 instruct The said commit,e,
IN military affairs 10 prepare and bring j.,
a.bill 10 The same effect as that proposed Nv
the Aforesaid resolution, namely, to reju,,
the army, ON which proposition the Sens.
of the house could he ascertained. And
while the house was engaged on The bank
subject, the committee could be preparing
the bill, should they he so instructed Ii
no doubt, desirable that the sense of COZ.
gresS should be speedily ascertained IDOL
this point. But | apprIlend that reducins
the army, without reducing the eytentoc
our terrific y also, will be thought ra,herin.
convenient.
The discussion afforded by the appp.
| pfiation bill in the committee ofthe whole
did not satisfy the orators, who would nc,
let it pass without squeezing another day.,
taM out Of it-sC, yesterday the point,
which were supposed to be closed on Wed.
nesday wete ripped open again in thehouse
with little other difference than fhe speak.
er's being in the chair, occasioned an
amendment by AIr Taylor, and another
by Mr.. Johnson, whs!, brought on reite
ration of the former argument.
A motion was finally made by Mr.. Sto-
tber to postpone the appropriation bill in
definitely, which notwithstanding the Ut.
most exer!oIi Of lis superldfiUe eIo1uen,e
was uegatived by % TO 50. When will
our Representatives learn to set Cue value
upon political wisdom and e!oquence.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-13

Hopes are entertained in Vienna, that
traces have been found which will lead to
the recovery of several manuscripts, which
were formerly sent from the East to Eu-
rope, by the unfortunate traveller Seezen,
but which on their way, were turned aside
from their true destination. Lon. pap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
*w* NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

\A HEN cure tor one dollar. or at most FOR two
w collars, can BE- obtained for a cough, cold.
asthma difficulty OF breathing, ughtness of thu
chest, wheeling, pain in the eide, sprung oi blood
stra'ned stomach. &c. must it not be matter OF
su'prize tia, We see the obituary day sweilcd With
deaths occasioned principally By colds On aver.
age az teasf
go one Hundred ty F./ty 1housa ID petsons
die annus, Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough. then diff
cuty Of breathing and pain in the side, at length
the lungs become Affected, consumption snsues, and
death closes the scene. Alas too often does pre-
udice. by listening To some and adopting the opin.
ion OF Others, prevail thereby preventing trial 81
such medicines. 80 nigh, sford relief, under the
idea that no relief can be obtained. Scarce csb6
occurs but may be relieved by the timely sppliea.
tion of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

AN ACT in addition to act, supplementary to an
act. entitled " An act Tor the relief OF Thomas
wilson
BE u snrcted by Senate and House Of Refi.
resensa ives oi me Uuted States Of .4merIca,
in Congress assembled, That 'he] Sec e1s'y
OF Wa be, aid tie is hereby, authorized aud
emppweted to revise, adjust, and seile, the
accounts and claims Of Thomas Wilson, aris.
ing under his con,ri,ts entered into with the
DspyIinent OF Wa,. da ed third an5 fourth
OF August, one ,hous nd eigh, hunde aud
three; that all the powers vested IN the ac-
= counting officers of the War Department, By
an act If Congress for the relief OF Thomas
Wis n, pas ed on the eighth day OF Aprii.
one tnous,ad eigh, hund' ed and twelve, and
to me ,ccouo,iag officers of the. Tressu'y
Department. by tho DC, supplementary there
10, passed on the twen,y-eighth OF March,
one honsand eight hund cd and fourteen, be,
aud .se nc eby, vested in the Secretary OF
Wa
March s, lSl9--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.