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DRY GOODS.

'af. subscriber having determined close the Dry
- 1oods BUSINESS by the 18th of March, offers to the
pubhc at reduced prices his assortment CONSISTING Of
ouPertne and low priced Blue Black, Olive, Drab and
mixed cloths, 80 ~ 50
superine and common Blue Black, Drab and mixed Cas.
meres,
pelsse Cloths, Saunetts, Yeves and Velvet Cords.
Rose and Point Blankets
White Rcd, Yellow and Green Flannels, red and green
Baizes, - 1 b.
Swansdown, Valencia and silk vestinps
n =, Norwich Grapes Ratinets and Bombazett
bue ana 3rown Camlets, Tartan aud Crcassan Pia,,s
WOODEN, Woolen' Worsted, silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Mcr'no, Cashmere and Waterloo Shaws
eros de nap Luestring and Levanne silks
irish linens, Lawns and Diapers,
Cambria, Jaconet Medium and Null Muslins
= ~. 81 ',eonet and owss do.
German, English and India silk TIdkfs
Black and assorted colored Canton Cranes
Beached and brown Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed tcklngs and Checks,
Gancoes, Gngians. cotton dkfs., colored chinz Dmy
but.ons Sowing Cotton, Gloves, Tapes and numerous
other articles. -
Persons will do well TO CALL they may depend ON Their
peinS sold cheap, for cash acceptances
| ~. :, EDWARD L. BAILY
- -. 9A-om 67, .1farket st.
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TO RENT.

large Two Story Brick Dsveing Husein the village of
IA Newport, with good brick barn. and stables and every
other convenient out building To the house is attached
a large room for many years occupied store-it
is as eligible situation fi country business any in the
place There three lots in the village containing about
IL acres which Will be rented with the house Possession
viii be gwen Immediately the 25th of March next.
Apply to ALLAN THOMSON, Wilmington, or
JOHN L. MORRlSS, Lez0deil's Island
near Newport, Del
Dec %, 1926 loft
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LIST OF LETTERS

demanding in The Post Office, at Newport, Del.
december 81, 1895.
mhasgaret ba,i-Aaron Juss-John Harlan, Esor Q
hphralm farnall-Charles Shoemakei.-Mrs Mary Kunc-
sel-Nlrs T. Workman--Robert philps-Rebecca Mi.
17-3t JOHN rpA yr 1a u,
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The Trustees of the Poor

ar Newcastle County will meet the Poor House, on
" Wednesday the 25th inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Per.
having accounts against the Institution, requested
To had them Joseph Grubb or the subscriber, least
3 days before the meeting. H. HEALD, Sec'y
N. 49, Two days attendance of the Trustees may be re-
1u red Jan, 49, 16-4t
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CONLNE'S
FORTUNE HOME,

No. 50, Market Street, nearest office TO the Centre Market
@r ahs agency, No 217 Market street, door beo 5ertv
street. Batsmoe. and at has ece No ) South Third Street
Phddehta; shere The cash. usuaI H be baid for Prize
tickets presentation
The Lottery LiteMgencer'' issued at Conne's Office
baltimore, which will contain the drawing of the above M
terry at large will be forwarded all those persons gratis
who make their investments at Conne's Offices and b,
which the fate of Tickets be as easily ascertaned &
ON application Lottery Office.
Orders from all parts Of the United States conveying
Cash or Pze 1ckeis either by mail post pa) private
conveyance, will with the same prompt and careful al
tcntlon as heretofore. Address TO w. c. CONNIE,
Baltimore, Nov. 81 1925,
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A MILLER WANTED.

NNTANTED good miller-none need apply who can
w not produce the most satisfactory recommendations,
character and ability For further particulars apply
to James Can6y brandywne OF at the N w. corner of
Eleventh and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
Jan 10. 16-4tp
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TAVERN TO RENT

r. Nansfed. in the village Of Cant,veNs Bridpe Pos.
ply to WILLIAM T. RoRFRI' POLK.
~ ~ ~ Cap,ypels Brdpe
Sah ~. J6--4tt
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FOR, RENT.

A ND possession given on the 25h of Sd mo. (March)
"A next, the HOUSE and STORE, with the Stablng,
Carriage House, Garnes and lot Of ground situated at the
Head Of Sassafas, present in the occupancy Of Aaron
Daniel For terms apply no DAVID SMYTH,
No. 60, Market st. Wilmington.
1st mo, 49, I6-f
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FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD III PRIVATE sale,

yEyHE FARM handsomely situated The south side Of
Crsana creek, formerly the ferry sin Newcastle hun
dred, half mile below Wilmington containing AZ acres Of
land. The improvements large brick house with
four and large entry the first floor, and five
the second; with large garrett brick stable sufficient
hold horseshay house, Sheds ice house. frame tene
second-kitchen. &c There is the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit perssn wishing
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables the
land is of the first quality for grass or cultivation.
AS persons wishing to purchase will view the property,
is unnecessary to say The terms will be easy.
One half of the purchase money remain for two three
or four years, secured said property For terms in
quire Of THOMAS JAQUETT,
miles below Newcastle of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises.
Dec s, 18a 5---3minf
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NOTICE.

HAVING come to the determination Of closing nv Dry
Goods Business, with the least possible DELAY the pub
lie are respectfully informed that the remaining stock in
store w sold at reduced prices for cash or
And Notice is hereby gven that in consequence az The
'6eeuy 81 Magistrates, and The derehcdon duy of Con-
stables, with regard to the collecting of debts or paying
over me amount collected have to the determine
ton that unless the debts owing to me in previous
Germ OF the dry goods business paid by the 25t Of
Marcl 1926 they will be exposed public auction to the
nshest bidder on that day; Of which all that owe me on
see fit EDWARn r. p All ,i'y
Jan 49,. &c
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NOTICE.

TIME coparnership of the Undersigned heretofore
Il ding under the firm Of Rean e Oliver, Cantwels
Bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware has dissolved by
agreement. All those indebted said firm, either by
Bond, Note, Book account, requested make i'm
mediate payment to VIM. Kean, at Mideiown-as no in
diligence need be expected. WIN. KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER
Middetown, 18th Dec 1925. 9-2m
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TAVERN FOR RENT.

4 N EhN FUN II Elm i.
vTyO be rented, the Tavern House the Brondynvne
Il Cha,ybeae spring, occupied by Hoton YarnaA in
Mill Creek Hundred Possession be gwen the 25h
OF March next. Application to be made 10
JUSTA JUSTIS, or
JOHN CALDWELL.
New Castle County, Jan IA 1926. l7-4t
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COTTON MANUFACTORY
JUST RECEIVED
Capital Estate for Sale.


E.xws Pursuant to the Last Will and Testament
HETf of Henry w PhySick, deceased, will be sold the
Hsss following described Real Estate. situate in the
49, Borough of Wilmington and State of Delaware
to wit: All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and LOT
of ground which it is erected, lying at the corner OF
Kent and harketsreets, and extending through Ship
ley street. containing in front Market and Sbpley
93 it, in, and kent-sreei 1l7 f. in, be the same
more less. The buildings OCCUPY the whole front on
Kent street. and the lot Market and Shpley streets is
fenced in with high and substantial brick walls The first
floor has large and elegant Hall and four Paror all p
vate--a commodious dining large and convenient
ktchen-bathing rouin--smoke house, &c. Above there
are eleven chambers besides the garres. Two pumps
fore the house The buildings erected under the d.
rec,ion of the late John Dickinson, Esq., for his resi-
dence and finished throughout with elegance and taste
being calculated for the accommodation of large family
in the beststye. The situation is high and healthy com
mandlng extensive views of the surrounding country.
For particulars apply 10
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington
agent FIR the Trustees Of II. w. Hysick
wilmington, mo-, 10, 1925, 75-n
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$306,00O.


The whole to be finished drawing only which will
positively take place on WEDNESDAY the 18th February,
1926, under the superintendent of the commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor and Council.
MODE OF DRAWING.-The numbers will be put into
ne wheel usualand in another wheel will be put the
Prizes ddove the denomination of 10 Dollars and the draw
to progress in the usual The l0500 Prizes of
$40 sill be awarded 10 the Tickets the Numbers Of which
md with the terminating figure Of either Of the Three first
drawn Numbers from the wheel of different examinations
TO ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We will suppose Number 10l0l to be the first drawn No.
then every Ticket in the Lottery, ending with the figure
C) will be entitled 10 prize Of $40; then suppose No
46l0 to be The second drawn number every number
ending with (0 will also be entitled prize Of S10-and
- like MANNER suppose that No 51,19, the hiid drawn
number from the wheel, then each Of the tickets the
cheme ending with the figure (S will be entitled
prize IF So in addition to any other prize they may have
i avn -
PRIZES payable in cash 60 days after the drawing sub
jec' to he usual deduction of Is per cent
Ticket, Sl2-iiaf S6--Quarter, So .00-Eghth 81 so.
Tickets and shares for sale the greatest variety Of for
tunate numbers, at
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EAGLE HOTEL,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
MRS. 60 NlU!RDE1o

HAVING removed to the above Establishment Recently
occupied by MIR. Henry Steele, is ready to receive
and entertain travellers and others who may favor her with
their customs and from her ledge of business and de-
sire to please she aers herself that ystes to the Hotel
VIII have no cause OF regret and they may rest assured no
effort shall be wanting to render the establishment every
way worthy OF the high character it has hitherto sustained
She confidently hopes TO retain the custom Of her late
predecessor not doubling that consideration of her re-
cent misfortune and loss by Fire. will induce generous
public TO grant her share of their patronage and support
where horses and carriages will be taken care Of BY care
full attendants
The Mail Stage for Dover and the Peninsula leaves the
Hotel every londay Wednesday and Friday at O'clock
A. M-and Stage for Wlmugo departs every morning
Sundays excepted Seats in either of the above NAV be
aiken at the Bar ~
travellers wishing 10 take passage any Of the Stages
or Steam Boats from New Castle and DESTROYS al leaving
their horses and carriages may depend on having every
attention paid to them until their return
New Castle, December 49, 1925. 90
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FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

vINEN families Immediately wanted in Cotton Factory
Persons acquainted with the various branches of spii,
ming, and Power loom weaving preferred Apply for
further particulars, to JOHN r. BRINCKI.E
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 9, 1926. rs
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FOR SALE,
FEywo BRICK HOUSES, well adapted for small Fami-
4 les-in healthy aud improving part Of the Town.
inquire IL BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, LIST mo IL 17-9t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

ND possession given the 25h Of March next, that
"A well established stand for public entertainment The
gno General Wayne, in the heal by and Aourishng vii
ie Of Newark The house is large and commodious with
Piazza extending the whole length of the 'front.' which is
about IS feet with all necessary buildings such as milk
and smoke house, barn and carriage house, Sheds barracks
granary and abng for 90 horses all of which good
order with about 90 Of prime land under good fence
For terms apply to the subscriber Newark.
JOHN HERDMAN.
Mount Air, Jan. II, 1926. 17--4t
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Fortunes Homes Forever

:" FOrtuneS Homes Forever
No 80, & 2l7, Market Street, Baltimore.
or W. C. Conine does himself the pleasure Of present
ing his kind friends and patrons the scheme
Of the first Lottery to be dawn in this city, which is the
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
OF Maryland No Q wherein he anticipates, with liberal
couragemen usual to have the satisfaction of dsrbu
ing among adyenurers large proportion Of the capital
prizes.
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
prize ofSl00000 of 900; of 20, 600; 0oooi
of 50oo is OF 10O0 10 OF 50O SO Of 100; 100 of SO;
100 Of 90, 500 Of 12 10500 of 10.
Amounting in all to the splendid sum of
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HOUSE .DELEHArES.

T'ueSdag, Feb. VIZ. blackburn offer
ed The following Preamble and R,.nIu-
rons:
Whereas it appears 10 the General A.
semhl, of Vre,nt,. h, communicated,
from the Go,ernns nj the Ton,n,,no.,I,h
that Rrmb,andt Peal . ,,l,v. and c,..
hraled arlIsl nj sister Si,I.. IN, uf IN,
Last SURVIVING painters WIN h,y. axiom Tia.
likeness Of The father of Ina Cunutry.
GEoRsr WAsHlN6foN. from the life ma.
fortunately succeeded IN pro,luc,pp mo-
tram of,h,t or.,t man l,.,, 70
ION Of his mos distinguished fn.nn. rn.-
vals and cnmnafriot. has most h,,n;l,
caught the hnr.nrnts nj his fare. IN, a., If
HIS person, and the chala,f,.r ol hi. mind
and has rendered his srr,iccs to this Stat,
10 execute an acenal. cop, ot ,hai wn,L
md whereas Tho al, ,oi,'... ~ ~, i,,,i
mate and personal aco,a,nI,ncp with the
original. now falls IL the lor of Few and
sb uily must he lost forr,fr-..hp C,ncr.I
Assembly of Virginia. In, n,;Iv, STAT, am.
ur.r,.tinr his ,sr,,cts and ,.y.r,,o h,.
virtue, as the, do. cannni yi.w .ith ,n,,,r
ference. a nonrnt a, a,,,,;,,o,s ,.,r.,,
de ~ Ia the present p,nrr,Iinn an uG.r,or
So accrutable. IN IN nost.,itv r,.,,. 80,
/ welt calrnI,lpd IN n.fpata,tr his n,.,,,,,
b. II therefore Resglre3. bl tbe .C,u,ie
mi .,,a.,' "a - ~ ~ ~ ".'''
A,.rnbl; doe. m1sl cg.arf,,Iiy 40 .,',,,
fully accent Tho s.,5,r.s nf Ran, 1,
Petle. rendered AZ aIarrs,,d aoI C,r nm
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I, 1926.
JOHN QtIINIi ADAMS.
fPUBLIc No. 6.l

Az ACT to authorize the Legislature of the
state ot ono &C. sell the lands heretofore
appropriated tor the Toe ol schools in that
State.
BE n enacted b. he Senate and House Of
Representatives, IF the United .Statfs Of Il
0sefied ~ Congress assembled, That thr
Legislature Of the State of Ohio shall be.
end is hereby. aithutlzed 10 sell and con
Wy. IN trc SIMPLE, ALL or an. part. OF the
lands heretofore reserved aud appropril
ted by Congress, to, the nst of F., school,
within said States, and tO in, EST the monry
DIV arising from the sale thereof, IN SUM
productive fund, III" ptoc.eas of whlrh
snail b. inIevrr applied. ord.l thr dncr-
tion ii said Legislature, for the use and
support of schools Ntthin the ,r>rreI lovo-
ships and districts of country, fnr which
they were originally reserved End SET A.
part, aud tor no other use ar purpose " bat
eser: Pro, ,drd SAID Iand, or an. nan
thereof shall, IN no case, be- sold Yllhn,,
tine consent 0i the InhdtItanls of such
township, or dIstrIct, Ia be obtained in
sach manner IS tn" Leg stature of SAID
State shall, by law, direct Aud pruvid-
Ell, also, That IN the appottionmeal ul the
plocreds ol SAID uud, each .wnshlp and
o-tocl aforesaid shall be enlitlpl IL al, h
II thereof md M NOR, a, sail have
arcrned from the sum VI suni, of uonpy
Afi-In- tom iht stle nf the school land
belonging To sucn tow nshtp or district
Src Z. .h'd be II FURTHER enacted, That
i the proceeds accrons Ia any township
0i district, from said fnod. shall be INSULT
Gent for tue support Of sohools therein. II
shall be Ia" iuI for SAID legislature In invest
the sam', as Is herein befnr, dlt.eted TN.
III the wh"l. proceeds al The fund belong.
log 10 such township or district shall b,
adsquat" to the permanent na,nt.nnnr,
and support "tsthools within tn ,ame.
APPROVED February |. 1875.
JOHN OI'INtY snAuc
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APPsovED-Frhruary /, 1925.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
TPUnLtc-No. 1.

ATaCr 70 revive aud continue III force, al
act. entitled " An a. hNng the eamHfusa
tons nt the Secretary ot The sena'r aud
Clerk OF the House OF Representatives,. oI
the Clerk emplc, ed in their Offices, and
OF the Librarian.
b. il enac'ed ny ~, Senate md Hna'f of
R,p eseatatires ofthf Uaii'd States q a.
nlerioa in Congress assembled. That an
act, passed the e,g h,rcnl # Ap5i one thou
sand eighi hundr d 'od eighteen, entitled
N act fxrug the conl'ensaiion oil the
srcretar, of I'M, srnste and Cleik of the
HOSE of Representatives., of TIM Clerks
.npio,rd ia thrir Offices. aud If The III
brarisn " be, and he same Is hereby de
elared 70 be rc,Ned, aud III conilnn. IN
force for three years, and unlil THE iernio-
alton If Ia. session of Congress next ensu-
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NAsHINGrON, Frn- Am IN S,n-,I.,
the anonnclauon nh death or NJ.
duced an early ld ,urnnent. rc'o,
ton vas offered b VI Noble, for an an.
p'aPrialinn ot $50 600 for lhe pnrpo,e If
,xlmeu'shiug the residue oflhe Iadso ii,
tie 10 lands IN the STAT. of Iaa,.,'.
another by Mr.. Benton. lar An moairy in.
to TIM propriety off pcalus the in .,c-
ton "t the act autharsng The Pr,sld,n,
10 make ir,sIrs with certain Indian rr,hea.
aud Tor other purposc.
In the House of Rep esentativ.s. tho
res la 100 on lac subject of Panama ga.
again taken up, when Nr. Livingston. of
Louisiana, delivered his sentiment, u. f..
yor of The resolution aud The mission
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~ IL riEQr. he stated a cas-. viii.
occurred nndrr hi. observation. Of H. na1
rra't7n at man aud Wiz. f, W.. -
Cast J. ii,is counilY 1t WAS a CO.
'"Pflhd MN ID INK THIS atippn,
"'- with = sleH IL modIf. the puoi.,
IN THIS RESPECT, thu The riTnrt was M. <
Mr.,Blackhnrn bad hoped that thi.
Gus sahleci VAS do = "llh--and ,ooL s'
occasion Ia reply Ia NJ Un.hur'g r,,n Ia, ~
on. Efm'r occasion -hir B,,cth,
VA called II order by the Sp,,k.,
many members for rhr pprannsI,,, 49,, "1P
rn"rk-. "hirh wrr repealed by W.. H.,
ohur
VI BouIdin At considerable Ip,o,b
-igncd III r. s'hs when would I'D
mn tn vote lor the resolution. n. L,..
ed that tn severity ofthe penalties ~,
opperate repeal Of The law and 10 .,a a',
that cnnseqaencr, ne should vote for , -,
IN modify the punishment. wi
The House nippied thu Restitution.
i08 noes SO. Referred To Mess. Bo. -
Bouldio, Tal Up,hur, Mason If -
dh"ls"n, Harvey ot Northumberland, u
ter OF Napsrmpnd, Witcher, Basyp. H..
gerford and Jackson ''
Mr.. Massle called up and expl,inpd l..
resolutions offered yesterday va..
passed.
Mr.Estill moved that vi rn the bnns..
."nrntd an The 25th inst. ii adjourn Ia H..
'lT March. Lost by a large majority
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-Frb,utry I, 1926
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
fPUBLtc NJ. 5

AN ACT TO annul An act concerning
wreckers and wrecked property, passed
by The hpvern1r dnd LsgslatiVe Council ot
the lerritor, ol FInrida.
h Il sdaoted BY He Seadie and H2usf u
Representatives ofthe Uaied >tates Of n
nertca ia Congress assembled, That the act
OF the Gnvvrnor and Legislative Council
oil ihr Territory nf Flord,, entitled /" An
al concerning Nrcckers and wrecked pto-
perry app,o,rd by the Governor the
fourth day OF July. on, thousand eight
blndrrd and twcotJ three, be-, and The
same IS hereby, dIsIpproyed, and declared
pull and VOID.
bruarr l. 1896.
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= -'','' warm uH'uss'eh
NC ,,' ''''i'u 'i'' wv 10 s'coho
''au,hs ~ iaief IN J"rly'
"'a"fsa'y' REQ a.~-Nr' Bowers asked
.'a'e u Il l3s III OH 10 modify toe PIN
'7h'n'hl p"N prescribed by Law against the
| mar lase ol q man WIN the sister of hs
deceased W.T..
MI Williams called up the resolution
! H'r'd ny nm IN relation I" ~" release Oh
ita 'qn'n's Tor The non pIymen' of taxes
! 'ri"'e the year lBiR. Mr.. W. explained
| ti. 1hIttrl oI the resolution, Whirh wa. A.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-16

FuBRUARY 8.--The Senate were pngag
ed ~ the consideration oil the bill Ia au-
'hu, % the legal represent ,llves of III,
Nlrquls de- Mason Roagr 10 institute Il
suit against the United y ,t"s, AID for -
ther purposes. motion the postpone y
indrRnrIely MAS losthy ut of 20 10 Is
The Senate adjouGped before coming IT,
ny decision.
IN the House Of Representatives yrstrr-
Il " The discussion III an amendment ~ the
General Appropriation Bill relative 10 III.
urvcylng of tht public Ind, consumed tn,
day. Several resolutions offered on th
nr"'rdng day were taken up and agrrcd
20; ,nd, among the resolutions introduced
,nd agreed IL were onf On motion of VIZ
Newton, of Virginia, an the subject Of H..
crchslng the saibiH III the Postmaster tiru-
rral; one by NJ. NJ Lean. Of Ono, to ia
qulrr INTO Ia" ekpedwacy of extinguIshius
lhc Iudiau title III lands ~ On nne bL
VI. Scott, Of Missouri relative to the pow
ers OF Indian agents Il, locate traders. NJ
White, of Florida, LAID i resolution on the
table calling fol lnfornalloo rom thu See
rrtdrV al War, IN relation - the surveys -oi
Pen,tc ! Bdt. NJ. krrr, of Mar, land.
mt o1uC"d The resell IL Of TIE General
ASSEMBLY 1t thal State, on the subject Of
the establishment OF the naval school At
Annapolis. 10.