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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

TN PURSUANCE Of two DEGREES Of ,te r.
i ted States Court, for the fifth Crcut !,
Eastern District of Virginia, held d, the r,s
May, Is42-and the other on The 22l May *;
in The case OF
George Miller Complaint.
against
Daniel Grinnan's Executor and others
Deieniar.
II was among other matters ordered A.;
creed, that John S. Wellicrd, who was ,se,..
appointed Commissioner for that purpose i !.
sell at public auction, 10 the hshes, bi.ie-
Real Estate OF which Daniel Grinnan died ~
and possessed. The undersigned, therefor.
Executor of Daniel Grinnan, decea<ed. sr
Commissioner aforesaid, will, on WEDNp,
DAY, the Goth day of August, 1915, on The :.
misses, in the county of Culpeper, offer for 4
public auction, that valuable estate Z.
PRESQUE ISLE, which adjoins the eqs,
Rich'd H. Cunningham, called Elkwood an:
estate Of VIM. y. Wexford called Farey. ].
which is bounded on two sides BY The Fl. !,
Hedsman rivers-the one running on the "
line from two 10 three miles--lhe ether n
East line from three TO four miles, which d,
al the Soulh.eas! point Of The said land an &
the North branch Of the Rappahannock ne
This estate is one OF the most valuable in Y
einia, and contains 1857 Acres, more than
half Of which is river bottom, and the ye.
healthy wheat land-wilh sufiiciency OF =
and timber for all purposes. There is uTol
Farm new, large and commodious Brick Il, i
covered with slate, containing eight room,
cellars, &c. &c; Brick Office and Kitchen /
house Stone Spring House, and every ne:si
nv out building.
This Estate is ihirly-three miles from F..
icksburg, eight miles from The Fauquier v.
Sulphur Springs, and lies in a section ).
State, proyerbial for fertility of soil, and io'..
tiva,ed and agreeable society. In fertility
inferior TO none in its vicinity, and IS in a.
spects yell calculated for the residence OF d q.
try gentleman.
The improvement OF the Navigation q
River. which will, in all probability, he :,
effected, will render access easy and chea;
the markets of Fredericksburg and Faln,
and of course confer large additional vag.I
the estate.
The estate will first be offered Tor sale II
body; il no satisfactory bid should offer, i 4
then be set up in three tracts-ihe n1mte,
acres, courses and distances, IN each OIL WIZ
will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
And, at the same time and place the ui.i
signed will offer Tor sale, small tract Of 4
lying near the Gourd Vine Meeiing-House
the South East corner Of Rappahannock col.l
formerly The property of Major RobeHs-a NJ
particular description OF which will be gwen
the day Of sale.
u The terms upon which the san II
OF land are offered for sale, are a
lows, 10 wit One fourth cash, or sa'',
torilv endorsed Negotiable Paper, attwoH
months, the residue in four equal annua 4
menls, bearing interest from The day o!>s!s-I
deferred payments 10 be secured BY Bono i
good security, and Deeds ofTrust on the pre-
The Estate will lie shewn TO any ndiv'iai
sirous 10 examine it by Mr.. Bowen, who r
on il or Mr.. John Gassell, who lives nea'
JOHN S. WEXFORD.
Commissioner and Executor
July S-ctds d. Gunli1
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rNlyERsITY OF VIRGINIA.

We understand that Charlottesville and the
University of Virginia presented quite busy
scene last week The Board of Visitors were in
c0pstan session for fourdays, and closed theirTes
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NEW WORK.

Our Metropolis is growing in Importance, for
We have now before us "Ellyson's Richmond Di-
rectory" for l9i5-'46 II is neatly printed, and
contains much valuable information for The resi-
dent citizen and stranger. il embraces an inter
eslng sketch OF the history of Richmond, from
its foundation TO the present time, with notices OF
The most striking events Of her history, and par
,iculary Of The awful burning Of the theatre in
December, 1911. There is also 10 be found in
its pages, much information as 10 the business
department of The city, The public conveyances
Banks, Insurance and incorporated Companies
foreign Consus, &C.. resident in Virginia.
Schools, Colleges, Churches, City organization,
State officers, including the Judges OF all The
Courts Of The State, the terms of Courts, &c,
winding up with a complete Index.
This valuable little book was issued yesterday,
and is for sale at all The Book stores and at The
Publishers office. We ask The attention OF the
public 10 its claims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

TN CHANCERY.-VrR At Circuit
i Superior Court of Law and Chancery, held
for the county OF Accomack, on Wednesday, The
25th day Of June, 1916:
John S. Ewell, Pth
vespasian Ellis, Scarborough latham, John
latham, Robert C. Jennings, Garrett Anderson,
and Edward P. Pitts, DTS.
The defendants Vespasian Ellis, Robt C. Jen-
nings and Garrett Anderson, not having entered
their appearance and given security according to
the ACT OF Assembly and the rules Of this Court
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence thai,
they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
it is ordered that the said defendants, Vespasian
Ellis, Robt. C. Jennings and Garrett Anderson,
do appear here on the lst day of The next October
term OF this Court and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published IN Inc
city Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door OF the Courthouse
OF this county. A True Copy-Teste;
IL. AILWORTH, Deputy
July s-cw2m Tor Thos, r, Joynes, 9. Z.
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Mr. Shannon, ex- Minister to Mexico, has pub
lished in the Union letter 10 the Secretary Of
State, in which he confirms, substantially the ac-
count heretofore given by Mr. B. E. Green, of
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We shall soon find room for the interesting pro-
ceilings Of The South Western Road meeting
held at Abingdon, on the ODD June, Ex-Governor
David Campbell in the Chair, and Jacob Lynch
Secretary. Twenty-Five delegates were appoint
ed 10 Convention 10 be held at Abingdon, on the
18th August next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

BALTIMORE, July 6-Cleared, schr Ipi.,.
dence, Kirwan, tor Norfolk and RichmonI =
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WARDS NECK FOR SALE.

WE shall offer This estate for sale at public
w auction, TO the highest bidder, on the LIST
day OF October next, on the premises, under The
will of Clement Read, deceased. II lies on Staun-
ton River, in the county of Charlotte, near the
main road that leads from Halifax TO Charlotte
G.. f., abou; 81 miles below Coles Ferry. The
estate is generally regarded as the best Nine Hun
dred Acre Tract in the county, and, perhaps, IN
Middle Virginia. 1t contains about 900 Acres,
(which 200 are first quality river bottom. lying
unusually high, and rarely overflown. There is
a body OF table land around the dwelling house
of about $50 acres, as level and nearly as valua-
bic as the low grounds This tract unites every
advantage for 4 profitable investment, and de-
lighlul family residence. 1t is situated in the
midst of fine sociely-very accessa ble-suppied
with water by Is or 20 bold springs-the farm so
compact dying in The bend OF the river) that but
little fencing is necessary, with good navigation
above and below The wood land is abundant
the buildings are comfortable.
Terms-One-ihird of the purchase money 10 be
paid at The end of - months-one-lhird at The
end of two years, and one-third al The expiration
Of three years from the day Of sale. The two
last nstalmens TO bear interest from the first day
of October, 1886. If preferred by the purchaser,
the whole or any part of the purchase money will
I've received in cash at the usual discount. Bonds,
with approved security, will be required, and a
deed Of trust taken on The land, 10 be released
when the whole ofthe purchase money is paid
A joint possession will be given 10 the buyer on
the day Of sale, and full possession as soon as
the growing crop can be secured and taken of.
WIN. B. GREEN, and
GEORGE w. READ,
Executors Of Clement Read, deceased
Jnly T-cwtlOct Etr Wing will copy.
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pops;h,e laborson Friday night. For The hrs' nme'
for any years all its members were P'ese'' =
among other signs, shows The deep Interest," '"N'
,aken II The fate Of The Institution There was
LARGE me.,inc of,he Society ofthe Alumni aihons
who,n were many ofthe most distinguished young
men fine Stale whose objec, was 10 CONSIDER 'hs
presen, state Of The University anu ie'o"' -. :"
u Tho Roatd Of Visiiers such measures % ~
,n;ob, deem Important 10 The prosperity u "'
,ns,;,r,;on and the srea, cause OF tauca''o'''
ar,sr lree interchange and coincidence Of OPP
NOV J.. respl, was the adoption BY The BOARD o.
s.0.a ' - .so.s,res Of an important and saiutaty
character. in various departments - -. 80
si,y. we shall, as soon as we oo'di" va
rails, lay the information before or ieaue. .,.nsr,
We have already announced the appoln,'', ,ei
e p,ofas.or T R. Dew 10 The Chair OF poh''-
cal Economy &C., and John NJ, Patton hsq, ~ -
the Chair Of Law. As far as we learn' -.
anxions wish OF all the friends OF Inc Chi'e''.e'
,ba, these distinguished gentlemen may DC ~
d,.ed - contribute their fine talents ana aequ'ie-
mons - The Arrangement Of this Institution
We,s.rn,ba,,hee exercises ofthe 4th all closea III
the finest spirit and satisfaction and anl'as' ia's
crowd There seemed to be strong aho un,,e'
sal feeling, ,ha, every thing would 60 on well
Mr. GEORGE Tucker, who has laid down the FRO
fessor.b;n Of Moral Philosophy and Political
Economy which he has graced so long, IS saia 10
have delivered beautiful ard feeling Valeo'c-
tory Address which did him great credit. II was
principally devoted 10 memoir oil Inc uea'h "
Dr. Emmett. The lamented Professor OF Chemls-
nv; bu, wound up with warm defence OF Inc
University against its various enemies, ~i'h use
tul suggestions for It's welfare and with an earnes'
appeal to the people Of Virginia to sustain 'hi'
noble legacy OF their own Jefferson.
We sincerely hope, that the important measures
lately adopted, will restore public confidence IN
this institution, and that new era OF usefulness
is about 10 commence. Surely, the great Stale Oh
Virginia can well afford 10 support such seat OF
learning-at The same time, that it extends us pro-
,ecing hand 10 all The other valuable Colleges IN
the Stale and furnishes 10 the suffering poor the
rcb blessings Of and useful education.
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" UNION HILL.-The regular meeting OF
the Union T. A. Society will be held al The old
Chapel, this evening, at half past o'clock
Captain Marsh has promised 10 address me meet
ing. July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

TULY Number of Graham's Magyar. :.
y Godey's Lady's Book, just received By :"
A. G: PENDLETOy
JulyS No. 10, Man -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-08

ELLYSON'S RICHMOND DIRECTION
IL and Business Reference Book, careful, \
ranged for 1856, 10 be corrected and = :.
nued annually. Just published, receive 4
Tor sale by A. c. PENDLET0y
July s No. IL, Main s,,..'
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Schr. Evelna, Peterson. Bath, lumter.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Tyler, Havre de Grace ;
10 Lancaster & Co.
Schr. Olive, Jones, Smilhfeld sundrie,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore !,
dries.
Steamer Jewess, Sutton, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Snhr Rival Carynn North Ca rnlina
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The parties to the foregoing p pry he et
take notice, that have appointea '' >, NJ
tember next, at 10 o'clock, a. mn b
at Madison Courthouse, TO comm l,'hsn az
required by the foregoing decree se,c ~ % er:
they will! attend, with the eSioe"'
TO execute the same. ,orIprYS, I
THOMAS J. HUMrf'A
July 6-cwow
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CLASSICAL AND MATHENiArIc,,
SCHOOL, lNSTAUNTON
BIZ PIKE Porers.
TINE next session OF his school, yin ).
i mence on the 18th Of Augusr, and ,rrm.! !.
the 18th Of June following. Monthly ren",.t
the progress and deporlmen, OF the pupils a.,
10 their parents or guardians, and boara,, = 4
required unless excused, TO attend some Nom. =
divine worship on Sabbath morning.
Terms-Board and tuition Tor len month. =,
payable semiannually IN adrQnce. The nv
OF pupils is Limited, and persons wishing u J. !,
their sons will please make early applicap.
address PIKE POWERS
July S-cllt Sr,r,.
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A woman's love deep in the heart,
Is like the violet flower,
That lifts It's modest head apart,
In some sequestered bower;
And blest is he who finds that bloom,
Who sips iis gentle sweets;
He heeds not life's oppressive gloom,
Nor all the care he meets.
A woman's love is like The Spring,
Amid the wild alone;
A burning wild DER which the wing
of cloud p seldom THROWN
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nor HIRE, 10 go TO the Springs, FIRST rate
I Chambermaid, that can come well recon-
niended Apply 10 GEO. w. TOLER,
JulYS Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
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TN PURSUANCE Of two DEGREES Of he r.,
i ted States Court, for the filth Circul !.
Eastern District of Virginia, held a, The ri, !
Richmond-one pronounced on The Both b;
May, IS42-and The other on The 22l Nav ia
in tho case nj
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Schr. Rival, Carvon, North Carolina.
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nAILY Encouraged by the very
II fatterng patronage bestowe upon US, du.

nAILY ARGUS Encouraged by the very
II flattering patronage besto wed upon US, du.
ring the past few months, we have determined to
issue the ARGUS DAILY, commencing on Mon
day, Dec. l, provided sufficient number OF sub
scribers can be obtained before that time. 1t will
appear on sheet OF royal size, will be neatly prn.
ted, and contain large amount ofreading matter
suited to the taste and wants OF the community
The character Of the Argus for some time past will
serve as an tof what our Daily will be, pre-
missing that as our facilities will he much greater
for the reception Of news, its interest will, in the
same degree, be increased We intend making
the Argus the best paper in the city for early intel
ligence, variety, and useful and entertaining read
ing The Daily will be issued every morning ex-
cept Sunday, ,at 81, per ahnum payable halt yearly
n advance. il 5ffF .6sBl h sisr1i sfavsr
.Atri-weekly and weekly viii also be published.
for The country. - ~" e'H
TRI-WEERLY,o ss per sunun, payableha
yearly IN advance; otherwise 1t will be charged at
the rate Of 81 per annum. s.l- /. .sg3...s "a
WEEKLY paper 81 so, payable in advance, So
payable n six months, ,or S8 II not paid before the
year expires same that Is charged now. 4
.. MACLANE & BROTHER, Wheeling.
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Amefica- the wholeseries--nesrly thousand
large super-royal octave pages, superby printed.
is the cheapest and most valuable collection OF
choice and elegant literature, ever published in
this or any other country. The numbers can be
conveniently and safely sent by mail to any part Of
tho Union. Five dollars will purchase them all.
After The first of July, the Daily, or Weekly
Mirror, will be forwarded to any place, within
thirty miles of this city, postage free. Ass.ts
supplied on liberi terms Address all communica-
tiona to MORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
Nassau, corner of Ann street, New York.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY MIRRoR.
One copy one year in advance. $500
One copy two years, 800
Two copies one year, 500
Five 1000
Eight 1900
Twelve 1000
The " Daily Evening Mirror" is six dollars per
annum. Two copies will be furnished for ten dol.
lars. Address all communications (post paidD to
NORRIS, WILLIS & FULLER,
corner Of Ann and Nassau sts., N. Y.
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AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NorIcE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
IN st public auction, at the door Of the court
house in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday the srd day of January, A. d. ls46, the
following tracts Of Land, to wit The South hall
ofthe South West stquarter Of Section l6, in Town
ship s, OF Range 5, containing 79 and hundretl,s
acres. more or less, appraised at 5000 00.-Aso,
the South half ofthe South Eastquarter Of Section
l6, in Township S, Of Range 5, containing 70 and
3bundreths acres, more or less, appraised at 500.
Also, the North half Of the South East quar-
ter Of Section l6. in Township s, of Range s,
containing 10 and 3hundreths acres, more or less,
appraised at 800 90. Said land in no case to be
sold for less sum than FIVE dollars per acre, nor
for less amount than the appraised value thereof;
one twelfth of the purchase motley TO be paid at
the time Of sale, and the balance in twelve annual
nstalments, of equal amount, with annual interest
hereon. ~
q eg JOHN M. KlRKBRlDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
Nov. IS, ls45-ts
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Nhs Invaluable meaicine was prepared from
IL nextenslve practice OF several years IN oil
lious climate and is NEVER kNowN TO FAIL OF
curing Fsoer ague or any Oh 'he diseases ABOVE
named. e ,;.. .s,;,
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this
kind, as also those who have become invaiias from
their effects upon the constitution, WIN nnd Ine
INDIA CHoLAG0GuE mos. invaiuaole remeay
for purifying the olood' ana tnorougny cieanslns
from the system the morbid enects oil oiiiions
climate. -,
The wonderful operation OF the Choagogue IN
eradicating BILE from the human system can only
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DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

Greatly reduced price-fTom So 10 50 yeai
Prospectus Of Tie aert Tor l7fh) Voiunie
YUyHE price of the Democratic Review has
n. heretofore been too high-not for its size,
cost and character, but for the means of tens OF
thousands ofreaders who would be glad to receive
it, and among whom it is highly desirable that it
should circulate. For the purpose, therefore, OF
largely widening the range of its usefulness and OF
multiplying the numbers Of those to whom it may
be accessible, it has been determined, simutane.
ously with the great reduction in the expense OF
the postage. 10 reduce its subscription price also,
from Five TO Three dollars and when several unite
in subscription to as low $50 cents or even 2 80
per annum. .....
This very large reductioni in the receipts (accom.
panied with buta comparatively small diminution
Of its expenses involves of course an entire sac.
ritice of profit upon it, unless compensated by a
vast multiplication of its subscribers. There will
be at the outset only small reduction in its num-
ber of pages; TO be restored to its old number,
without increase ofprice, when the anticipated sue
cess OF the experiment shall justify it.
The Portraits Of Distin, uished Democrats will
be continued-engraved in better and more costly
style than heretofore.
The postage will hereafter, for any distance, be
only five and half cents; ii has heretofore, for
over 100 miles, eighteen cents.
We look for an extension OF circulation to be
'.on,Uos.,;on ng ,b;s are,, redncton If nr;ce Ey.
p.a ns d. ,''or,, and nf ths Hamocra,; -.
principles and cause, is confidently apr eaed to, to
s,'hsorhors. ho,h ~ axtend ,,s u.ef,Iness and to
a,s. !, sc.ossG,v throneh The crisis Of tb,. nrsa,
.adnc,;oo of ,,s rec rint. :
Thnse yvbo have Maid in advance for the coming
wear will receive il, at the reduced rate for year
and half
"'N ,,n,,o r,r>,cpronn.pn
s. TERMS HENCEfokWARD'
G, ,n, ,v '"''o Sa AK ny T. E;ab, ; c"n;e. soo M
Hs'e Eng ,is. oUHy' gJ'O IGoo Tbr,een ' :" 20 OO
, ,h,, h. ,h., when th;rteen comics arc
.is.sd m ,ha ,,rins i hron sh, dawn ,p sbou
on on a."h Eor wv month. bsiS these rates
%I Sp easn. t 80, M tirh ;"a'oaau,s u , - arn,.
neSe ,S'es ;a,., ,i,aos",vss ~ ar,cn,a snh
A"I o..ie'' " e'e'' "'e' :" p'N0''
sc1roefs fIn,
Inc cash system anu Ipayme0' 10 T aasance ,s must
oe uhcompioms'hgiy auneIeu 70. ine pa'.leA "a
a'ion OF mas caussa an aceuinuIuoh a o. no' M ia'
mom ,. 'orY t,as m1os ,n m,s, hs ,Shonv rsf,rusd
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AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS Z
NoricE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
IN at public auction, at the door of the court
housein Woods6eld, Monroe county. Ohio, on
Saturday the srd day Of January, A. D. 1s46, the
following tracts Of Land, to wit: The East half OF
the North West quarter of Section l6. in Town
ship 6,of Range containing SO and 2s hundredths
acres, more or less, appI aised at $5l7 6S.-Also,
the West half Of the North Wes. quarter, Of Sec
tion 10, in Township s, of Range Z, containing SO
and 2S hundredths acres more or less, appraised at
S6l7 6S--Also. the West half OF the South West
quarter of Section 16, in Township 9, of Range 7,
containing SO and 20 hundredths acres, more or
less, appraised at s43l 40.Also, the East half of
the South West quarter Of Section Is, in Town
ship 6, Of Range Z, containing So and 2S hun
dredths acres, more or less, appraised at 1888 26
Said land in no case to be sold for less sum than
five dollars per acre, nor for less amount than the
appraised value thereof; twelfth Of the purchase
money to be paid at the time of sale, and the bal
ance in twelve annual instalmens, of equal amount
with annual interest thereon. AZ F
JOHN. NJ. KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
Nov. Is, 1856 E
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LORING b. TRUE.

TX ENERAL AGENT FOR PROSECUTING
|" CLAIMS, Of erevy description, and trans
acting all business requiring the aid Of da .ageni
or Attorney at W.dSHLNGTON CITY ~ s3i
9S9 CLAIMS HeIHrod-sI
| For Revolutionary Pensions, Naval Pensions,
Bounty Lands. Communication of Half Pay, Renew
al of Pensions to certain Widows, whose husbands
died in Service.
CLAIMS
Before Congress. or Executive Departments, to
receipt of Arrears of Military Pay, Indemnites for
French Spoliations, prior to 1900, &c. &c.. and
Contracts, &c. sc. 73
TERMS REASONABLE
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS This agen-
cy has in possession, and ready access 10, o vast
amount Of Revolutionary rolls, books, manuscripts,
preserved from the service, affording pr00fs of
service in the regular continental army state troops
and militia, and in the Quartermdstr and Com
missary Departments, no phere else 10 be found"
Has also complete list of names of all those
entitled to BOUNTY LANDS, and double boun-
ty land, both for the Revolutionary service, and
that of the last war Also complete list of names
of all those widows, &C.. entitled to RENEW
AL OF INVALID and NAVAL PENSIONS.
A list of names Of those also entitled to unclaimed
dividends upon treasury and loan Office books and
Of 6 per cent and 8 per cent stocks, &C.
The documents and proofs in our possession on
the subject of French spoliation, prior to 1900,
gives the entire history of those claims-lists o.
vesses-their cargoes, masters, owners-when
and where captured-when condemned, and how
disposed of-the amount of cargo, and probable
amount of each claim; and we have access to files
OF eridence.
A residence Of several years at the seat of gov
ernment has made us familiar with the forms and
modes of procedure required to be observed in the
transaction of all kinds of public business, and
also hvorably known to many leading members of
both Houses of Congress, and with many In the
Departments, consequently will be able advanta-
geously to prosecute all claims coDhded to us; and
in all cases such shall be conducted with the ut
most promptness anil vigilance. Terms reasona-
ble-always regulated by the nature of the service
Office, 9th street, in front Of the Patent Office,
and on the west front of General Post Office.