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Public Sale.

fuDllC Salc.
TTNDER the authority of DEED, made 10
u the subscribers,by VIM H. FoOte 4 Ben
jamin NJ. Brooke, acting as commissioning
under an act of the General Ass elnbly OF
Virginia, passed on the 2lst day Of February,
1878, entitled an ''Act auihorising The sale Of
certain lands helongng TO the hens OF thel
late Waiter D. BIcoks," and which said
deed was in trust, among other tbirgs TO se-s
cure to the said commissioners, or 10 ths,
persons entitled to receive the same IRON the;
purchasers under said deed, The sum of three
hundred AID eighty FIVE dol;ss to be paid on
the 10th day of September I8l9--WilI be sold
at public auction for cash, al eleven O'Clock
on Saturday the a9nd Of January next; at the
Merchants Coffee House in the town of A.
lexandra, one undivided fourth part OF that
portion OF certain tract of land situate in The
county of Fairfax. and State OF Virginia, COM
monty called
RETIREMENT, a
which Anne Brooke holds as dover, in h o
deceased husbands estate, which ondivids
fourth part, being about thirty Eye and ..
half acres, will be sold subject to the life es-'
tate OF the said Anne Brooke.
SAM'L A. MARSTELLER; and 7
ANN BROOKE,
December 81 Trustees.
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CONVENTION OLE ranks

FRANKFORT, Ky. MAY 2S.-The Far
meTs and Mechanics Bauk 0f lexington
has refused TO raIIiv the proceedings OF
the convention Of Banks published in our
last paper. From this circumstance. II is
presumed, that The idea of any combina-
lion OF Banks 10 relieve The pubic dis
tresses is entirclJ a an rud IAre.u..
YELLOW STl'NE EXPEDITION.
Three boats of This expedition, ne un-
dcrsiand, arrived al ST. Louis on the i2ih
inst. The JefcrSon having broken The
head OF her piston. is laying soIqrw here
near Cape Giradeau, "aiting Tor rerairs.
IL appears that the account published in
the Public Adverriserai Louisville, stating
that none OF the boats we're abb 10 stem
the current OF the Mississippi, is moor
rect. We are assured, that rome of them
were obliged 10 warp or did warp, except
III lu:nlng one or two points where the
current Vas uncOmiDonly rapid, The
Engineer and General Jessllp's command
have passed Louisville Those with The
expedition, have every confidence in The
boats being able TO ascend the Missouri.
ETIrGct If a letter from COL fumes John
son, dated Steam Beat Expedition, I4th
May, to .tiieHd in Scot County.
SIuce I1y arrival here, | have been
very much grsllflcd with the satisfaction
which seems TO fill the bosoms of the ciii
zrns OF 81. Louis WHO have visited US. at
the prospect of Tie military establish
ments at Yellow Stone aud ST.. ANTHONY.
General Rector and other respectable ci
ilzens, were with me to day. expect
General JesSup and the Western ERgi
peeT and the 9th Regiment under Colonel
Atkinson every day. I shall leave this
Tor Belle Fontaine in few hours. have
prepared Tor long campaign-I have
put my hand 10 the plough and must no,
look back-rwbat ! have undertaken I
must accomplish. recollect the fable
OF Tie waggoner and Hercules, and while
trust TO diviHe providence, and lean up.
on the arm of Jehovah, must put nv
own shoulder 10 the wheel, &c.
RALEIGH, June 1l.-As we intimated
IN our last, the State Bank at this place
have resolved 10 require the payment of
The interest only or renewal paper. till
further notice. As the distress of lbp
people IS pretty nearly the same in most
sections Oi the country, We expect The
different banks Of the state will be eauallv
accommodating. The u. States Branch
Bank at Fayetteville requires the psVn,eo,
81 ono fifth. fSn..
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, June 9.--By the Packet
ship Albion, Captain Williams, We have
received from our corr spondents, Lon
don papers, aud General Shipping and
Commercial Lists, 10 the goth of April .
Lioyd's Lists 10 The 9Th, aud Liverpool
papers TO The Isl OF May, all INCLUSIVE.
w" are also Indebted to Capt. Williams
for file of Liverpool papers TO the LIST of
Nav.
The Report of the Bank Committee
was expected on the first week of Nav.
II is said That Mr.. 1lerney will be against
the report. " Thus then, says London
paper, " the report cannot be ia favor of
very sudden or decided plan for the re.
sumption Of cash payments, and vet il
must hold out reasonable prospect for
that resumption, or The other five or six
opposite membersOf the committee would
mol have voted for H."
The Leeds papers notice The decrease
of upwards OF 100000 pieces Of cloth m
the manufactures in Yorkshire, during
the last year.
On the 2d of April, FIRE broke out ~
he town ofKeIskenul. in Hungary. whicl
destroyed SIX bundled houses among
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trieates, six sioops of war and gun brigs, and a
Few schooners, destined for Buenos Ayres, 10
which there are 10000 fine troops now in this
c,ty ana IT'S environs, under command OF Gen.
ODonnell, now Governor OF Cadix, TO be
Niceroy ot Buenos Ayres, should he conquer H..
MIR. forsyth's baggage was detained at the
gates OF the city on its landing, at which he
was much dispisased an officer a short time
after came TO know il there was any trunk in
particular which he wanted to which MIR. +.
replies, he would have all or none, and refused
giving up any of his keys. The next day he
(Mr. FL wrote To the Governor, demanding an
his baggage; adding that if he refused him.
he would Immediately re-embark for the u s.
observing at the same time that his nialesty's
siniste' Don Obis, was sot only permitted to
land his baggage without it, bein, searched
but allowed 10 import his rines free of duty :
and in this case thought il an uusenprous act.
The Governor made every apology. and gave
up the trunks" fphiI. Dom. Press
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sEA SERPENT RETURNED.

BOSTON, June 7.-On Friday and Sa-
iurday last, an extraordinary fish, was
seen near Cohasset Rocks, resembling
the Sea Serpent, of which so much has
been already said. One of our infor-
manis, who saw if, and who represents
himself as skeptic in the Gloucester
stories OF this strange animal, now de-
ciares his convection, that the living OBJ
Ject ne noticed, resembled the figure,
movements and action, OF he one seen
III Gloucester harbour that II appeared
Ia him to m, asny- about 80 or 100 feet i'm
length; lis head and punches resembling,
mo slrikingly, those already described
In the former appearance of this water "a
nimal. w shall hope to hear something
more on This subject for the gratltica-
ton OF our own citizens, and most particle
tdriy for that of our southern friends.
Gazette.
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We bave seen, in one or two papers. pa
ragraphs tending 10 alarm The public
mind, as TO the effect of the late deiermi-
nation OF The local banks inJhis state. 1t
Is 10 be hoped, however. that on this occa-
sion The community will exercise its
usual solid judgment. Our banks have
made no determination 10 refuse, nor will
they refuse but 10 those who have esta-
biished business of drawing il from
Their vaults, aud that for the purpose TOO
oil having II exported TO India. In all
usual Transactions they will paw with
cheeriulness aud alacrity. They are able
aud willing TO adjust all balances with o.
ther banks, and with honest dealers. A
peculiar State of financial concerns. has
forced on the banks measure, very disa-
sreeable 10 be sure, but in their mind The
esser,of Two evils. They do this too,
with all confidence tliatit cannot, scarce
iy even for moment, affect their repu
taiioR. Their solidity is too well estab-
ll>hed and believed inland they cannot
Dut remember period, in which they
refused specie To- crtry applicant, yet in
winch their notes were at large premiums
as Tar north as to Connecticut and Mas
sachusetts. IIb.
CINCINNATI, May 22.-The sixth re2i
men' U. States Infantry commanded by
Col. ATKINSON, in lUkeel boats, anchor.
ed before Tins city on Saturday last about
midday, and sailed the same evening,
destined for the Yellow Stone. This
squadron ofboats made very fine app ar.
ance, particularly on their approach to
this city, when with an ensign tlyine on
each boat, the stroke OF their oars kept
time with one of The finest military bands.
On passing the u. States. schr. Western
Engineer, they mutually saluied. The
regiment, We understand, is complete,
CONSISTING OF 600 rank and file all re.
markably hne looking men and well cal
cuialed for the service. This regiment
lett Piitsburg on the preceding Saturday,
the 9Th inst.
June 1.-The steam boat Gen. Pike lett
acre yesterday for Maysyille. She took
IN atthls place a considerable quantity of
SPECIE Tor the U. 5. Bank al Phadel.
phla.
ST. STEPHENS, May 3-The sales of
Public Lands al This place closed ON Sat.
urday last; and we /. authorized TO state
that much larg quantity has been sold,
ana considerably higher prices given than
at any former sales al his place. Ii is
matter OF noiorieiy that lands offered for
sale by the government i'm the Alabama
Territory, have commanded be Ter prices
than those Of any hitherto disposed
of. We hail il As am auspicous omen of
The future wealth and prosperity OF the
state. he acquisition ofa wealthy pop
u!alicn ltor none else onld give such
high prices for land) must, in sbor, time
make ours amongst the richest states in
the Union. II is understood that the ag.
gregaie ot sales amounted 10 about SIX
hundred thousand dollars.
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Steam Ship Sdvanaah.- When this vessel
sailed we expected TO hear that she would
afford some amusement on her passage
The schooner Peace d. Plenty, arrived at
Ne"bnrypOrt, from ST. Domingo reports,
that on tile 29ih OF May, in lat %, 80. long.
20, saw steam vessel, which when first
seen they supposed To be a ship on fire.
They immediately bore away TO render
relief, but soon found their mistake. as the
vessel by the help Of her sails and ma
chime "as soon ont of sight TO Tie East
ward. GN. Y. Com. Adv.
The subjoined paragraph from an address of
Mr.. Goblet IN has English friends will afford
no very conclusive proof OF his favorable Opin-
ION at the United States, and none of very
scTupuious adherence to matters of fact.
I@rQnk Gag.
beg Of you all 10 remain where Won
are, and NOT come hiiher. This is fine
country for farmers and taJO,vers an agri.
culture but II cannot, at present, be good
for manufacturers ; and, indeed, for srti-
zans, il is not ARRAYS good. II is farm
ing country. Every thing connected
with agriculture thriyes. But, even in
these cases, a removal is not so pleasant
thing. have just sent home the Two
last parts Of my Years Residence. Those
volumes tell tie Whoie story the true
story ; and they will completely, 1 hone.
dlsspate the defuSiOns of Mr. Birkbrck.
,ollich hare already produced ruin enormous.
he last Part, that is, The Third Part
contains Tie Journal OF our friend HUME.
made during Tour TO the Western
Countries. In short, these volumes con
tam full and true account OF this coun-
try They will, probably, be of the
price OF hive or six shillings but, one
copy may serve whole Deighb0rhoed.
They are a mixed medley of agriculture,
gardening, politics, law and religion
but they always keep steadily in view the
Borough villains and their acts of fraud
and oppression. They have siIenced eve
~ pariizan OF the Borough Inlamy.
Though written in the strain of an Eng
Hshn,an to the bach bone though fbey never
Halter, and very often censure, the peo-
pie here {; still they have brought their
author the friendship of thousands of tbou
sands Of men Of great Weight IL, thei,. several
neighbOrhoodS a fact moi less honoursble
to iIIepeople of America, than 10 me"
Extract from an officer OF board the T. s. shin
HOnet, dated
CadI1, April 10, 1919.
nave tue pleasure to inform YOU OF our
SAFE arrival At this port, on the iIth inst after
pleasant passage OF 70 DAYS. On the sfh day
out, we were abreast Of Corvo, and on the OH
brought Gracivsa to bear $. w. all this time
We had fresh gales from w. n. w. when il
shlited TO y. r. whicli lasted till our arrival.
mT. Forsyth, Mr.. Fenwick, and Capt
Read, Will leave this for Madrid fo-Biorrotc I'm.
der an escort Of national cavalry On NJ
Forsyth leaving the Hornet, we salntrd him
WIN " guns manned the yards, aud chceIed
'hip which had beautiful effect. The 0ext
lay we saluted the city with II guns, which
was returned from the fort.
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Information Vented.

4 BOUT one Joseph LiPOP, a ma
. 3 tive OF Rome, in Italy. who was At
Aielan ira, in the year 1911, in the SER
vice nE Vr. Serrurier> n" minister p.eni-
poteRUa-y of France. He was there en-
pIovei also ny one Mr.. Tailor, coach-ma,
kar, and teen went 10 WASHINGTON city
Oraamruting c01cheS was his usual bust
~ :. Ii loseph Llpop lives, he may hear
al something TO MS gdysuisge. hF apply
ne a. The once Of the .lier1n!r3a Gn2sfre
u ne = dead. persons scGua MED with IL ;
fact and other circumstances, will cont,r
= favor ON as trjeats by communicative
Nhat they know.
Newspaper editors will also obligc
them ~ giving an insertion to this advcr-
tisement.
JOSEPH PG.NEANTT.
No, sos, BroGt~7y, Ae;r- York.
september I 7t*
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LInrtY Dul,arS Reward.

4 BSC0NDED, this morning. from the
y service OF the 81 scriber, negro
boy, namei JOE, WIN Is abou, 20 years
oi ace ) (ept3 W 2 ilch"s high muSCu-
tar in form, bat ,ll-shtpe1. and turn. his
toes out 50 much as - have NJ times the
appearance OF being dc'ormcd; he IS very
black is >trcog,v marked by he small
pny; has snail suaken eyes, IN a down
cast lans when ,poken to; aat spe Ks in
1ep!y bas'r'y and iudj-DiHctly.
He IS very artIrl, .Gl often tfec,s be-
ing fool, in order that he may act the
knoye more successfully.
I rive TEN DOLLARS for his ap-
rrchon>inn within the District or in the
roi-nhnrhnoio f Town and IN dc lars
ii he - taken north nt v gshrgton, End
secured in any jail So that ! recover bin.
srp'cr rnr9 j, l.. NckENNA.
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WAS Committed.

% nv custody, on the Isl July, Ne
: GRO BOY about l4yearS CT age,
I feet ~ in he's high. who calls himself
FRANK bUlLE\ I'D on when com
lifted, N old Osnabur2h SHIRT, and pair
OF old blue and white cotton trousers :;
says he was purchased by Mr. Lock, otthc
lily of Washing ton, from Dir. John
teiehtman The owner is hereby r.,
suesre,i t. cc,ne forv ard. prove property,
pay charges, aud take him away or he
viii be- SOLD for his prison fees as The law
directs ESQ y l4NHAM,
Sheriff of France Georges county, Nd.
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100 Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY on the 18th of April last,
IL man called NED, formerly the pro-
perry of Mr. Fitzhugh OF Fairfax, aud by
him sold TO Hepburn 4 Dundas. He had
on when he went away an old country blue
aud white cloth coat, and ker.ey trnwsers
his right hand Ia sling, in consequence
of the kick of horse Ned is stupid
looking fellow, and hesitates very much
when he speaks | will give fifty dollars
i, apprehened in the District, or the abo, e
reward for appr, bending him out of the
District, so that ger him ag"in
.GNES DUNDAS.
Mount Eagle, May ia d6thwfstf
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Notice.

ME undersigned being onxiru. to closs
Il their business, and believing hat no.
lhIng short Of a determination not 10 prose.
cute IT tor the present will euable hem
to fleet so desirable an event, spectful.
ly and earnestly solicit all those " no are
indebted TO them, 10 make immediate pay.
ment, In order 10 enable them 10 meet
more promptly the demands of those 10
whom they are Indebted.
h. Il }. VAUDEVILLE.
august I3 d,f
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For Sale.

WILL sell On very reasonable terms,
3pipes 5 hhds. and 10 quarter casks Of
the inlportaiions of 1916. IL q. Is, Muir
doch y Co. brand, for the purpose OF los
ing sales. WIN UODGSON
august 90
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Fifteen Hundred arres.

fyteeh HHhafc0 .lffeS.
1t joins the town OF Warrenton, the seat Of
Iustic' tol + aquier county--ll Is 40 miles
from Alex ndrIa, the city of Washington
and G. ORC clown 4o'Irom Fredericks burg
and 45 trou /" lnchyster. This estate, in
= neILhburhoud celebrated for health mo
good water, j, well adapted to grazing and
TO the growth of corn ana wneat. The
turnpike road leading from Alexandria to
arrenton : finished, with the exception
of seven mi.es The improvements are
:. -, tmo story house, about fifty feet
-.s long, III the suburbs of u arrenton :;
as5s two houses tor overs. ers large
'..';, ham, stables, AMI every necessary
house tor tarm. On the property are
good apple orchards, and a variety of o.
thtI fruit trees. This tract is now divided
Into two rms-each Of which has SUI
p rabun.ance Of wood, and is laid IF into
six fields under good fences, with running
water in every field. believe there is a
suiticicncy Of stone on the land to enclose
the whole tract. Boh farms have been un-
der course OF clover aud plaster for srve-
raj years, hy which they have been much
improved, as the plaster acts with very
great effect The subscriber vii, divide
the tract 10 suit purchasers. The terms
are one third down, with an accou modat-
ing credit on the balance, if he sells a
pat but only one fourth if the purchaser
buys the whole tract. together with be
stock of horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, the
farming utensils of every description. and
all The provision that may be on hand Tor
the support OF The farm
GEORGE 3. PICKETT.
Warrenton, August 81 mwf3w
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JOIN GIBSON.
PHilI! HARRISON
angus COS
~ ants q Situation.

oa wet-nurse, young woman with
1 \ 2 good hreast Of mix. and in perfect
health. Enquire If The printer.
septenber9
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New Edition
(Nuch Enlarged
OF THE
.2.EERTC.fN G.lRDE.N'FR.

CONTAINING ample directions for
~ working kitcheng rdenevery month
in the year; and copious instructions foI
The cultivation of Aowergardens, vineyards,
nurseries, hop yards. green houses and hot
houses,
By John Gardner, and by Dav,d Hepburn,
laie gardeners to governor Mercer and ge-
neral Mason.
To 7gh,ch IS added,
A Treatise on Gardening, by Citizen Of
Virginia. Also, few hints on the cult
walton OF Native Vines and directions ipI
making Domestic Wines For safe by
J. KENNEDY l. son.
March so tn tutf
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ROUND HIKE.

adjoining the property OF W. H. Foot. in
Fairfax county, Va. and containing about
:,.s,s. 20 acres. On the farm IS two
sssT. story brick dwelling house. barn,
jsas and other out houses The land IN
assr< eooi stat OF Improvement, snd
Is cspah!e Of being made the most bcauti.
iul situation in that county.
A great bargain may be had for the
whole or any p ri of the above property,
ii early application be riade.
JACOB MORGAN, CasI'r.
July 90 thm2m
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Fer Sale,
Valuable Real Estate.

TINE following valua lie real estate. the
4 property of The Mechanics Bank of
Aexandria, is offered Tor sale or rent
the most advantageous terms VIZ.
Er,as A large three Story, well finish
Eff ed, brick house, with store in
Esss front. and all convenicn. and ne
7ss--lsss cessary back bindings the for
mer residence Of Gen. Young. situated a,
the corner OF King and aahinglcn-sts.
the most central and desirable situation for
geHteel residenCe--ior busiucss-or
would be admirably calculated for a
boarding house, having great many well
finished and airy roou>.
Swxh A three story brick dwelling
aT: house, and store, Wit back build
Yros, lngS, ana every CONVENE nee for
.3,rk- family. situate on h ing stree, &
adjoining the !omer; The house At present
unncCupied.-!he store could he rented
separate.
Sr,,rs two story frame dwelling
ETes house, on K ng-s.reet aud atio;U-
asss: ing The above, with store or shop
SO in iroo,, ana back buildings at
present occupied b. l.. Campbell!
k-s,ssn a three story brick building, on
ss!. Washington street, adjoining the
asss corner properly, at present occu-
.a-,A-s.- pied by MIR. Mason, IS IN Office,
and isweli calculated fol an Office or store.
A brick othce, adjoining tie same, to
the south, at present uCccupiei.
disc,
A most valuable and desirable farm,
called
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For Portland & EastDort.

,4ssA The scbr. PLANET. captain J.
. SO. Prince, win sail on Sunday next,
and take freight for either Of the above
places, on reasonable terms Apply to
July GO WM. FOWLE g. Co.
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Nv last Evenings Mail.
Baltimore, September 8.

c,,.oeo new Gases OF fever. occurred on
'a' t,rn,po. .iRlericun.
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NewY York, Sept. 7.
NJ lT.TH OF TIE CITY.

u =
The re,rD! deaths OF the two Messrs.
T., Ness, has frodu2sd considerable
'on.,r,o1- ~, toe Board of Health, at
Sarc..i .u,esmg, have reported on the
,,,.nrI,; ul Or QuecEenboS, the resIden,
pt.-.,,f,n, ,hat .otn 'tien ri yellow ie-
49, But Dr.. Boyd and Pascais, who
,,,r!e these patents, dIler from oul
LAY rtsiient. ihe atlen.iing physl-
,.i... 10 no, consider these Gases either ex-
NIL. n csa gloas, bat brought On Dy IRE
..-...s VI ,&po,ure-and tney are salts
tn, tle disease OF which these young
...., ned, was not brought on by any pos
ID. circumstance OF communication or
r,Y..,u.n. The joint opinions OF FRS.
FryI. Pascllis, ami fiosack, are, at ,hese
~ lwo cases h,gh bilious remitteni
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PuI,lic Sale.
Valuable Land for Sale.

Valuable Land for Sale.
PURSUANT 10 decree OF the Sure.
rlol Court OF Chancery for The district
of Fredericksburg, in Hirp iht under-
signed con n'ssioners will proceed 10 sell.
at public auction, upon credit Of one,
TWO, and three years, al Middle burg, in
the county of Loudon, on Thursday The
18th day Of November next.
4oo0 Heres ct' Land,
lying in the ighhorhopd OF Midc lehurg:
The whole land is of that qualify termt d
plaster land, and susceptible Of high i'm
provementby the use Of it. The who.c
VIII be laid out inlo small tracts, ct rom
tw o TO tn ee hundred acres each, and sold
lnsepara't tracts Ia suit purchasers The
whole is well watered. and no country IS
more teslhy. Captain Picket, who lives
near the land, and who is en- tloytd 10
make survey OF IL and Mr.. Sommcrs.
who IS The agent for III. coileciIcr of ,he
rents, will shew the land t. those who
may he inclined to purchase. BOND Ind
seco'''y' ana deed OF trust upon each
tract, will be nqu;Itd oi TIC purchaser.
JOIN LINTON,
JOIN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
angus eO-o3 T.
%" The editors o. The paper. published
III AIexandrIa. Lseshuig anc Winth,.,.r
will Publish Ire above until the Ga, ri
sale. and send thei, bill. t. P. Harrison.
at Fredericksburg, for Payment.