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s'b, That the appointments of the laid
Commissioners be vacated, and that new
appointments be mgde.
6th, That^here he but,..one Plenipoten,
tiary Miniller or Commissioner for these
United States at a foreign court.
.7th, That no Plenipotentiary. Mipifter
of CommiffiOTer for thcfe'Unfeed States,
while he adts as such, fnall exercise any
^tr.pib.ll Q&^fo^.^^ U^^T.
B r h, That no person be appointed Ple
nipcteitraffr Minister dr ' Commiffi oner for'
rt^cfeJUnit^ffi^^ n<n-T<i<izea
thereof; anfrwno has not a fixed and per
manent @efreft therein. 1% ^.A'., '
vyth, .That.fit and proper p>rfons be Ap
pointed try Tettle and atijuft Mr^Dcaife's
public accounts, and the =pnblic^cconius
of.all ocher p^rfohe who Hby& tranfa&dr
# the CommercialsafLir^ of .these "Staid in:
iFrame,s § w
r'TiQdh, That each of the.pietfy&en&cyi
& Min'dters and ConfrriiffipMfe^^ now-is'
Of hds &^o,.or.niay be, &jpom^, be air
^fo&edatth.&aL®f :^ f § ^o
prf fcurtuf.
Tha idoufe having 'on The' fc^fcr ^affi
jWheii fherft piort^ ungeridebate, agrc,d
tothe fi.fcft aad.lccondiartictes th^eol; and?
: having alio read ,the. thirds ride' andith,
/ papers iherem ofered to,, a motion was
this dbomadd by grr G. Moms andTe-^
con^db; Mg, Drayton. L^ ,
" 4'iuc the.members, of this House
ehomw .have any pap^o^ .dvidenpeun
' thfar'poflfeffisn relative, to. the laid report,,
do Lay.th^ fame ^pbfi the^able." „
Orutht question puty < .*• , 0 hi,
Refolded in the :ffi foative,,..'
Congress p.roceededQo confiderTthd
fourth^rtide in the report, whenam9^oft
was made.by.Mr. Smith ^d' fe.ccmded by
Mr, Carmichael; to ftrifce fouftWe ^ojds.
" which QayTbe." > j V^
;&^r dv&teffi^:;:ct~ % , ?
. fA^mraed^Q ten^dTkockto ma^^
^fe/tiy&The Deletes .off Souths
.C^olina^tq whom vias refered &'letter
^fAteflh of Mhrcf from- M^'AGeneral,
Lincoln, brought in , icport^wfich .was
.tflkenGintd ^confiJeratierifoa^d a hereupon
Compels camte®the.fblldwihg refblution :
'^'(Wea^ ft app&rs Trom the report of
therCoffirnitcee epptyhtetf to confer with
Mwe Mead, Aid' de (fflmp toiM^
'rtef&l^iDCorhr Comma&liwg Officer ihj@@
Southern Department, tMehe isAin fucfo
an ill fate of health's that his. continu
' i°g linger in that warm climate' mayen--
danger his life : •'^. :'.
Refried, That the faid.-.Major General
Lincoln be permitted to retire from the
.command of the fQUthenb armyr^andijowr
the-a^my wMc, GeneralsW^i^^
the public may,avail. ftfetffofWdfervfc
in a climate:more fu.rabb(b hit constitu
tion when his healthfyilWdmit ofit. 5v
W I L I4IAMb UU3 b^y 22.
By Advices which his Excellency.the^ovtmor
hat received from the Ill.pv',,we learn, that Me
HamiboA the Governor pf Detroit, came down-this
Spring with a party of Aguiars Chadians and 6va
get. and retook th, port of &.Vikc^nt, on the Wiw
balh garrisoned by a imall %tjchmen< from the Illi
nois : That the brave Cd. Clarke.ponfifcring him
fclfas.reduced by this event, to the alternative of
hazarding every thing On phe desperate effort, or of
abandoning our Wiiem acqaifhons detc/mined'to
march with his whole force, confiding of about 150
w% including some militia, of the placp, and spake
^ vigorous attack on the enemy. The arrangements
.he made for this purphfc wire as judicious as the en
terprise itfelf was herbic and arduous.; he found: I&.
Hamilton .with f^ rs^y i.n .tha. fort, which he im=
LKTt&y h^Qty loViwfc'y 1 ^ yi^droifly, tL^t in
eighteen hours the whole were made prisoners. A
fcdipmg party of Indians, which Mr. Hamilton had
tent out, returned to the fort soon after the surrender
of it to the American arms, with .the savage trophies
of their faccefsgand it feufy faffered th, vengeance
due to their outages on humanity, Col Clarke has
fonti^Goverportympften Monfcur Dechang, judge
or the court at Detroit, and Capt. Lemott, with a
bout 1 § priftyers. , They were then lad heard of at
New London in Bedford county. The express
which Col. Clarke f*nt with the particulars of this
expedition, \vafcnHt d^ed by tie lavages oil his-ra,§
&';d'fhe &fpatches deiircyed; It 1$ also fa d, that a
"/''>'"'F:4"'""'^ °'^ o °ds 'brought from Detroit,,
for ire parpefe of reward.ng the barbarities of their'
: Indi&iLalhes, wateaken at the fame time by Col.
“Clarke.
,A letter, from the Captain Commandant at De
tr&B-td Governor H'a'mihpn haX Been intercepted,
whiWctytffainS thafo firfee the departure of i.bG^t,
>tez she ahabiants were all getting traitefous hearts,
, 'l''* 00P,' W. the l^.d accounts, af^er having
^^U. the tQy^ of Suffolk, destroyed the prowfions
yt^"^*,plundered its inhabitants, recreated to POTtf
rifijufho where'they are faltiig the provifimd they,
ffove tytypniheir depredatory exu^fion, to the ad
^.ffi'^^v b
To (hew the barbarous and unmanly disposition of
'tnof&nvtyefo bf'cut coun'ry;wg ftibinit tothe^ub
' ^c^ctfulfotify fa&; Ruthen tseated by'fhe teflfm%
ny of oae of the parties copcqned. - Foer boys, viz.
^^ 9'^toW?^ WW^ Thomas Lawson, Qd.
, F^r^wudturM/M )were on their way from ^L
^Ahd^Ws's 'idhbd nto Suffolk. r fo thtfr parehts in
Ftince& anugxXQty; twgte overtaken by three of
t^f k ^&&'fe ^d afar Diking, one of them wist
T C @^^ ?°^ s,'rn®fishfy^ language, tabbed them.
6{fhe& one4njg knee fy<«iis bapdkerphirfs. mo
ney. „aid ill tb^ dhhßtf, had, telling 6cm it the
../BQedifoe&liQ rinefc fail k th'emfclvct fortunate in
H^."°ls '9B^^'^ Htfi,n.s.inDe4d.of them, ^s they
-weuld not pn^y J^^ fobbedjfam,. but would have
put themb d'elth. ''How are the liturelf of the Bri
:&fh vatoar'falles When wgin^n and boys are noul
$T OVT ? he%bie{ls of rbeir' ve I^eince ! -.:
W'H E REA S the Hono^ble &e General'
Affea&y of the State of Vermont, at their
ftih.h he' 1 at Windsor. on the third infant (June)
didfn&Mjit me to the office of Surveyor General for
h^d oihtey^th ^mer to collia chattels' or attend
^pi^ of all.grants and chatters of lands within thfis
S,e, ^td? Out by the authority of either of the
States'.of Magachufe^s-Bay, New Hampshire, or
New- York; Jh efler to enable me to make one gene
ral nha'bf the whdle. These are thtreforAo tequeft
^ p&fom heading 4n, rich patent or chatter-df the
hndt aforesaid, 1 thit thy, exhibit them to me. at my
<office in A^ggta, a, soon as may be, i%otd.' QU
'they may be duty "rezehered and returns.'
y r .^frtot < JR A A LI B-k.
^ 'Arlington/:Jun^ 6, 17$' ?
'N:,gB : ?, am informed that the records of far,
/.^l?"'^,^^^ ^y N. H^rnplhire, a^.c^jed iff
the Cotyinarit" bv'Bm 1a , Governor ihe-rAr
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A%''As^A~ '"' T^<W'TT> °^w-eu WKDE
% V, "< IviWkBLB is tifffbiv'd : Sail, Lynd? takes
pftpittetfr&f to' acquaint the public, and his fttmit
^dfy'ft. # s,jfr pfar.cular, that ht still cpn'in'ues =t4
^m 9,.,.';€. A puttecary '^ b^finefs as nfoal. at hjg
^^fo, j'^a '° '¥ fouthwa^Tf toe nor^h meeting
bb&rWfereh&Ai the fallowing 'articles for sale, vz,
DRUGS and ME P,I C I N ILS
^'*' im t^ r &^& Kild, 4K°: Cißnamon% Cloves,
Mace, NiiupQ Allfpiqe, Ginger, Pepb, t St?%
CjTee ? .Ch&gue' frefh Ctirrafy; Sweet 01, Cot;
tdhfWool, O^fftas, Allom, Oil of Vitroß Otter,
Bfim%nr, Rofri; Yallfy.Oker V&mrtlwn; 'Lin"
Heed 01, Pincers Brushes. Crown Soap; Ink PoW^
d% # SnuffoNew England Rum, Wias, Brandy,
Clove Water, Fine Salt, &c.&c &c.'
Hartford, June 16, 177^. ' • . ''
For Continental Bill's only.
By YOUNGLOVE CUTLER,
- In NORTHBWRY; *'''-
H° LLQW WARE futhras Pots, large
-and Infill-Tea and Dish Kettles. Skillets,
Cart Boxes. A!fo, Imported Salt, gum, Molasses,
Sugar. Tea, Pepper, A^fpice, Indian, Ailnm Duck
arid Pidgeon Shot, Cutteau Knives Ivory and
Crooked Combsj Black Sitten, Camblet, Hard Soap,
Thimbles, Pins, Needles, Sleave Borons, Silver
JVafh^d, Pater and Basket Coat and Vefl Buttons;
Writing and Bonnet Paper, final! Clay Pipes, To
bacco, &c. &£.&c. Alford. Sd. & i2d. Nails,
by the large c< .final! quantity.
June 14, 1779, '
N. B. Said Cwler, would b 4 glad to purchase
3D or 40 ya 4s of %,• Cloth, for Which a generous
fr ^ will 5: fv^,.
TO BE SQLD;
Tri J A MES T'E.R &rv AL,
At his Store in Kensington ;
COPPERAS by the Hundred or (mallet
Quantity, if apply'd for.foon. Also, C U R-
R a NT S by the Barrel or frailer Quantity.
June 16 1779.
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD?
LOS r on the read between Reading and Fair
field, on the to.h infant, a pair of S A D
;D L E BAGS, ^ra^infngnra black Taffity
Gown, one black silk Apron, and one cambrick do,
one pair black silk Gloves, one bl^ck gauze Hand-
Lerch es, and twocambr ck do. two pair Stockings,
one Shift, one lawn and threettc^effl. Said Sad
dle Baft, r were feeri to be taken up by a footman,
;Wbo immediately fled into the, Hoggs, anb carried
them off. Said man is about fix feet high, dark
. complexion; bfack hair ; .had on a>grttq,coat and
trailers ; preteaded-to be a deserter from the British
},%y.o—-Whoever will take tip aodg&ire the a
bove deferred man, and goods, aqd inform the fob
, ferrba,' ffiall ^ enfitled'to the above reward, or 15
doildifur the goods only.
$ A R A H.EOR D.
I,cwfown, June 17 gfy.
{V, EFT in the can gs the Subfc,befr, almost 4
Lz .years fincL ^ number of Tools and Cloths by
Lemuel H'u l'l. 'He entered the service of the
, United Stated thefirit year, and died at-Cambridge.
19" friends .are' desired io come properly authorised
t^fetHehi^aro^^^and pay debts, arid take
the tju3 < away.
V^ "ZEBUL6>J BALL'A R D.
hine 7 1770.
S"TR.ArD%, S 1 OLLN die Sub™
fcMbtr.^.WutV e m.diie of May lafl. a Dark
G<^ Wfv R E,t&g.yeua old no brand, low in
.''r^: ""^^""'i "''dock'd, ,moflly inclined to pace.
Has 411 her off hind 1&, on'the joint of her ancle, a
;.,arge dqb, occasioned bya wound 4htereceived when
^¥n'g. ’Whoever w 11 uke op and deliver fold mare
§thg fubfatiber, Shrill have Thirty pongs Reward,
1 4.} 4 OHN SPENCE R.
' N,, Butfoa June 15. 'll9^
BROKE low the ^clofure of the Subscriber;
^^^ ^ 6'd.cf May last, aTSorrel MARE,
about thirty firfridi aid 1 hal£high, a white foot in
her forehead, 'oaled fi/ice fheecme, about five year#
<old, no lirand nor ihoes; trots .and pac^s. The
o^ner mny have, her, by paying charges, to
THqM'As ! 'B rf ucKINGHAM.
, ' Waterbary ^WeAbury piriin) Jancio, 1779.
AK E'-N up by the Subscriber, in North-
X Kili^worth, the 21st ofMay J a fl, a Red
Jk'P M a^R/ E, about 14 bands high, 4 years
uM„trot and.p^ces white hind feet star in her fore-,
-he^. no4)fyd*.Trie owner is desired to' prove his
property, pay charges, and take her a wav'.
y< DANIELTOWNER.
'" " " up. by. the ' Subscriber, about the
''4 r^h nuy.it a,R ed Rons MARE.
,^.^ l! '^eihiiide iu%h, trots, paces and hand
, ^'btps, bsbnaed with the figure 7 oa the left jhoulder,
Jhld^&efoM^ the owner may have her again, by
proving 11% property and paying charges,
JOHN STOCKING,
genfington J©ei§, <779.
' 1 AKEN up a float; in Connecticut river, a
bout,the 20th of November last, a Two
Mast BOA T, without mast or rudder. The
fowler may havener, by applying to Christopher
: Vansant, of Chatham, cr Roland Richardson,
& ufMiddletown and paying charges.
A KE, N np.by.the Subscriber, the qtn inst.
(Junt) a Brown HORS E; four year#
old, found hands, high, a white spot in his face,
not (hod, black mane and tail, no b/ahd:" The own
er is defiled to pay charges, and take him away,
~ EBE N. KEENE Y,
Fall Wr'fod, June & >7,0.
— r— — —— — , = ——.—
' I ''"°N u p by "^ <ub;c loci U.Ctyfh day of
X June miL a blac HORoE, about four years
old; about 13 hands and an half high, food before,
has fevers] wir^e fpbts on his back, looks as though
it ,as done by a laddie, his mane lying on the near
. fife, pace, ceictiy, and trots some. The owner is
defined to pipve his property, ray charges ard take
him away. JOHN ROBERTS.
Windsor June ~
;rHh5
MADE by William Huntingdon of Le
banon, ar, to be fold for c^fli down, or grain
after 'hafVig at Rocky Hill lending, by
JOSIAH HUNTINGTON,