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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
For TIE relicf Of John Steele.
January 81, 1906.
APPROVED,

For f6e re7icf Of John Steele.
Bell enaafd BY THE Senate and Houlr Of Re
PrejenfafiUes oftbr United States Of A,neriea in
C0ngreG aDcmtied, That the proper account.
ing officers quidate and fettle the account OF
John Steele, for his fer.ices as Secretary of the
Mifiiiiippi Territory, from the feventh day OF
May, eighteen hundred and two, to the feconeI
of March one thouiand eight hundred and three
inclulively; and that there be paid to him 70,
his falary and official expenditures, fuch com
peniation as is, by law, allowed to perfons act
ing in that capacity.
MATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of THE HOME Of Repye/entafipeJ
JOS. ANDERSON,
PreGdent Of THE Senate, pro fempore
January 81, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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gPoKPP,, OFFICE.

'f1E SnBtsibr bas obened B,oi0'f CFss, Yf96h
l. NE Union Taveya, and op0 BS Copafigg-bogjs i
TbonaI and Amo5 Lsdd M 6sjfagG eosfd-d 10 ti1',
~W BE- fyagjaSIed 7oii6 G,ia FILTHY.
THOMAS MORRILL,.
~ He bar for Iaie--A FEW SHARES III TIE
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE
Hlso-OH State CergjEcafe5, bearing .fs PER
ecnt iaiSy59 March ~ u
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FOR SALE,

4 LIKELY young negro fellow, BLACK
Il SMrTHb by trade, and is well acquainted with
the making OF plantation utenGls For terms apply
to PETER RUST.
Richmond County, Feb. S.-eI2m
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with Boot, or Shoes as well as If they were tho
length Of the Boot.~.C--round the
Calf~~B-the pitch of dtto...D--round the heel and
inaep.~.E--round the infep~.~G-acrois the ball Of
the foot. Fix the heel againR perpendicular, and
ick knife at the end Of the grea; toelet down il
figures the number Of inches and quarters in the diff
ferent meafures. January l. rpd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
FOR SALE,

a FEMALE SERVANT, IS years ofage. She
n is good fempitreis and houfe iervant, and y
perfectly honef Apply at this office.
March lS. (eTu.St)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26

authorize the ue of it in the tobacco WAREHOUSES of this
commonwealth.
This late tefmonia in its favor, With many ether,
IN poieion OF the fubfcriber, together with the gen.
ersi appreciation exPreed by all purchaiers and hi.
own experience, afford him ample reafon to believe
tney are preferable to the common beams fcales and
weights now generally ufed. As agent for the
Patentee, he keeps always general aiIortment on
hand' 10 weigh from 100 to 5000 pounds, or fill
more IT required by particular order
Z. w. ROOTES.
Feb. IL. cav, er,
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ion, equal in point Of MA
TERIALs and WoRKMAN-
SUR to any in general ufe.
~ Imported BooTsand
6HoEs, Of the frl quality
and newell faihion, for fsle.
%. Gentlemen at diff
lance, who ate difpofed to
forward me their meafure,
Z by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be htted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
THE PATENT BALANCE.

HE great accuracy, con-
L veniency and difpatch, be-
fide economy Of expence, labor
and time attendant on this tru-
ly valuable Improvement in
the art Of weighing, had fuch
weight with the iaft general
aflemblY. as to Induce thenn IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
TIL: JEFFERSON.
WILL BE SOLD.

AT Public Auction, on Saturday the goth day o.
April next, at the Rawleigh Tavern, in the city of
Williamfburgh:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
THE INDIA NEWS.

The refut of the recent warfare in India is
the only part of it with which the papers we
have received make us acquainted the eareft
account defcribes .fujavunt Roqv Hoikar, in the
bofom Of the country of the Doab and in pof-
fefiion of fome potts heretofore held bv the Bri-
tih or their vaffals and no clue is offered us to
difcover boqv thefe fortrefles came into the pof-
FELTON, of the mott feeble ofthe Mahrattah chiefs.
We perceive two other angular occurrences
in the official account. We find the cannon gi-
ven to the Mahrattahs by CORVALLIS at Serin-
gapatam in 1892, are taken at Deeg in 1904.
And we find an enumeration of Brtilh can
non and artillery equipage, which had been be-
fore captured by the Mahratthas now re-eaptur-
ed.
From thcfe facts it would appear that the at
tack was not confined to one of the Mahrattah
chiefs for Hoikar did not aid the Britih againft
7iPpoo, neither did Scindeah the force fent to
aid the Britifh was given by the Poonah Mahrat-
tabs, under their renowned general PiuEcran,
Bbozu.
How then came the artillery given as the
fhare of the plumber of Myfore, into the hands
of Holkar
The inference mot confident with Afiatic
policy is, that the Mahrattahs who were not
openly engaged, fecrety fomented and aided
in the hoftility.
The re-capture of their own guns and tum-
Drills thew that the Mahrattahs can take fuch
things--tbough we do not hear Of the facts but
in this circuitous way.
aurora.
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Gaf. Jnhies.
OPERATIONS IN INDIA.

From The Calcutta GaSette Estraordinary, o.
rei1ed at tie office of the Mercantile AdVer-
Glr.
FoRT WILLIAM, November 25,
The Governor General has received difpatch
from Captain Menzies, of his Majefty's 22d
Regiment of Foot, Major of Brigade TO Ma
jor General Frazer, (addreGed to His Excel
lency's Military Secretary dated Camp near
Deeg, November l9, 1904, of which the fol-
lowing Copy is publihed for general infor-
nation.
Camp, 8 miles S. H. Of Deg, NoV. 1s, p. M.
ToCAPTAIN ARMSTRONG;,
Military Secretary to His Excellency the Co
vernon General and Captain General, &c.
SIR,
acquaint you for the information Of his Excel
lency the Governor General, that the army I'M
der his command, arrived within three COTS of
the Fort of Deeg yefterday, and found the enc
my very llrongly encamped, with their left ex-
tending TO Deeg, and large jeel of water ex-
tending to their right, and covering the whole
Of their front. From the late hour at which the
Army encamped, aud not having correG infor-
nation of the enemy's petition, the General
thought it advifable to delay the attack until
his morning. Having made his arrangements
for the fecurity Of his camp, he marched with
the lit Brigade of Infantry, under the Honorable
Lieutenant Colonel Moufon the cd under
Lieutenant Colonel G.. S. Browne and the
Two regiments of Native Cavalry, under Lieu
tenant Colonel r. Browne and part of the
Park, under Lieutenant Colonel Horsford, at
thrce o'clock this morning. We made a cir
suit to our left, round the joel, to enable us
70 come on their right flank. A little after day
break, we formed in two ines, attacked, and
carried large village which was on their right
nank. The Major general Immediately purfu-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
NETWORK, April 10.

A few days previous to the falling of the fhip
Little CorDelia, Shand, arrived here from Mar
feilles, an embargo had been laid in the French
ports, in coufequence of the failing of French
fquadron from Bo!ogne. Stormy weather OBJ
lged this fquadron to return to port, and the
embargo was therefore taken off. 1t was UNDER
food that the fquadron was defined to reinforce
the Brett feet, for the pnrpofe of rendering IL
itrong enough to meet the Brit1i channel feet.
Morn. Cbr.1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
April H..

A gentleman who came pafcnger in the feb.
Betfey Po!ger, capt. Deliver, from Madeira in-
forms, TINT an Engliih fquadroo of fail of the
line, one of them three-decker, had failed from.
that place, as was fuppofed, for the Weff-Indies,
in queft of the French fquadron now playing
fuch high game in that quarter. Should this
actually be the cafe, and rencountcr be the con-
fequence, the contsft will be tremendous.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
LEGTSLA7IYE BODY.

Saf7on 5be Is Pirvoi,, IA Feb.J
The PRECEDENT announced that the orators Of go
vernment would take their feats this day, to make
fpeech in the name of his msjeny.
MeiIrs. Segur, Delioles, Begoven, councillors Of
fate, were introduced The fra OF .befc OF ators az
ceDded the tribune.
M. l.. p. SEouR.
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From the Bg,7on ceaiAlcl, AbyHs.

TO THE EDITOR.
Beverly, sd April, 1908.
"This morning arrived here the brig Hario',
Jofhiab Lovett. mater, in IS days from Mar.
felles South OF France was boarded when Pal.
fling the nreights of Gibraltcr AID acanani. 4
that Gibralter was beiiegcd. Capt l.. informs,
that about three weeks before he filled from
MarfeIles, the Toulon feet put olea, were out
number of days, and had returned, bringing N
with them an Englifh cutter. Tow frigatcs of
the feet were milIing, fuppofsd to have been t.,
ken.
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Gurorean Jnteiitgfnfe.

TRANSLATED FROM THE MoNIIEUR.
FOR THE NATIONAL Ig7BLLIcKNcER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19
PHILIP eoocH called.

Mr. Csac5 faid that he had praaiied thirteen or
fourteen years in the dinri court of Charlottesville
AMI in The county courts, and oberved that when the
punihnent only pecuniary, il uual 20 ifIue
luminous; and if the party did appear the re-
turn day, a eaPias was idued. II the cafe inn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

From The Calcutta GaSette Esfraordinary, r.
reiped at the o6Fee Of the Mercantile Adver-
filer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-19

Mr.. Harper. Pleaie to ftate TO the court whether
you preient in your judicial character at cir
cult held at Wilmington in 1900, and relate the
circumstances which occurred.
A. Jattended thatcourt on the 27thof June. Judge
Chafe prefded. | arrived in the morning about half
an hour before Judge Chaie. We went into court a.
bout o'clock The grand jury was called and en-
pannelled. The Judge delivered charge; they
tired to their box after an abience Of than
an hour they returned to the bar. They were afked
by the Judge whether they had any bills prefent
ments to make to the court. They faid they had
none The court called on the attorney of the DIFF
tric to Fay whether there any buiuefs likely to
be brought forward He replied that there was
none Some of the grand jury then exprefled with
to be discharged. Judge Chafe faid it was mutual
for the court to dichage the grand jury 10 early in
the ieion It is the practice in any circuit court
in which have fat. lie turned round TO me, and
! afked, Mr. Bedford what is your ufual practice !
iaid it depended upon circumstances, and on the buff
pefs before the court; that when the atiscd
there was nothing them they dfeharged
Mr. Chafe then turned the jury, and obferved Bu;
gentlemen Of the jury, am informed that there is
conducted in this Rate (but only i9foyzasS) fedi
tous newpaper the editor Of which is in the practice
of lbeIng and ab,.fng the government His name
s---but perhaps may do njuftiee to the man Ivy
mentioning his name. Have you, gentlemen Of the
jury, ever turned your attention the fubleGt' 1t
was anfwered, no. Bur, reiunied the Judge, it is
your duty to attend to things of this kind. have
given you in charge the iedition a4, among Other
things. II there is any thing III what is fuggeed 70
you IL is your duty enquire into it, He added,"lt
is high time that this fictitious printer ihould be
reaed you know thar the profperity and happinefs
of the country depend upon IT," lie then turned to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Sup Gelu5.
No foreign arrivals at this port Gnce our Ial.

No foreign arrivals at this port Gnce our Iah
The following article fows a grofs violation of that
excellent principle, " DO YOU would De done bv."
Capt, John Peabody, Of Salem, has pubIfhed the
following narrative Of the lois Of His fchooner fza
coaRer between Salem and Maine On he 9th
October at 2. 2. M the wind E s +. four miles
from Braces rock, Cape Ann, a crols fea Gruck nv
vLePs head, and filed her deck 70 full Of water hsr
4 toated my boat the bark landng above the gun
male. IN this iiruatiOn | remained tII another fra
Rruck her on her arboard quarter and threw her On
her beam ends. when ihc filed At the companion wav.
In about minutes he fell off before the wind and
lea and ngnted ag4n--kcpt her before the wind
for twenty minutes, with the runang over her
gunnale-the then went over again, righted no rnre
"A lchoOner broke through the fog fhort time af-
ter, commanded by Capt Allen of SedgwiCk at about
a quarter of mile diance hailed him for alIRance
but he took no notice Of me; afterwards a loOp hove
IN hght under my lee, about the fame diaance but
took no notice Of my depOrable Ituation about
twenty minutes afterwards Sandy bav boat pahed at
Very imaI diitance; | waved nv hat ane hailed
him, and was ~ confident Of his coming t0 NV relief
that unrove my glib leet for rope III heave w hin;
about fun ct the vctIe lruck the rocks and went 10
pieces ;I was then driven To tie necehity Of CON-
mlttng myielf to the mercy of the waves which pre-
tented gloomy alpect rrnnivg high and breaking
and toaming on the Lodges; aEer being in them about
II minutes, and being much brufcd and nearly e1-
hautted through the kind interpoGtion of providence
reached the thOre, where was hofpitabv treated BY
Mr.. LutSin and family"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

Chicabre river, which is near the road, ana
ftones were thrown upon it. The CoTo-
ner's Inquef find that he was ihot with : ,
pifol bah- and his fkull was beaten and
broken TO pieces by piaol and clubs ! he
murderers are frppoled to be two tranhent
psrfons who have proceeded into Connecti
cut and | am informed that number OF
perfons have gone in pur(un of them.
Gov. Strong has iaued proclamation
offering a reward Of 500 dollars tor the
apprekenlion of the murderers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
3:;3ortlano.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1905.

- * s-."-f : - =-.
An arrival At Newyori, the 18th inf. in 40 day.
from Bourdea TX brings an account Of Bonaparte''
having declared WAR againG ,Au(tTa ana Rulia-thi'
event has long been expected and from the prePara-
tors made on both fdes may be expected the con-
Aitf will be more extended and delru6tve IN is con-
feouences than Europe ever wnefed For i00e-
time pat Rufia and Auftra have ihown by their pub
ca,ons to the world that they not dhPoled to Re
main Indifferent fpeaators Of the conduct Of Bona
partc, whole inordinate ambition threatens - luou
gate al the minor lEates upon Tire continent g th.
crown Of France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
i5p tbc @d,ls.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. I3.
When Mr.. Jeferton's Afoaitear is again
dlpofd to difcufs the fubje6 of our treat
ment by the belligerent European powers,
the fubi Joined inltance Of injury and inlult,
is one among many TO fhew that the lex tai
isnis fhould not be excluhvely applied to
Great Britain.
Exfyri7 of1 letter frs1 ByiKiaa, Gss4gv.,:, ,4a.
Epyearg7 Of re brig Stark, Wafer Cor-
nrH, mater, Belonging 70 James d. WoJ<,
Etq. Of Byi1oi, K. T.
awe failed from Newport the aft Of
June, and in 20 days during which We
were conRantly perplexed with head winds
and calms) We found ourfelvcs in lat. 60,
~ and long. IS, w. On the evening of
the twenty-6xth, being thick and fqually,
We were brought to by French Privteer
of u guns cur captain was ordered to get
out his boat and come on board with his pa
pers, which was Immediately complied with.
Soon after they ftnt Ex men armed, who
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
@4ruGl

IN this town, Mr.. 'Ohn Sawyer to NTis Fanny He
mcr,
LlG Evening, by the Rev Elijah Kellogg, Mr.. E.r-
4si Ls7r tn Mis- AE4,y Pete.
a. Philadelphia Captain Daniel Hunt of Portland,
to Mrs. Eugeina Hattie, Of this city.
At Baltimore, Nov. ID, Mr. Henry Shane. AGED ~
70 Mis Mary Almoney, aged 50, both of Bal tmore
county.
It Ncwb2ryPort, Mr.. Caleb Huff, VI BeIfaA, ma
70 Ma5 Sarah Smith, Of Newbury
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

We are informed that on the evening II
the 9TH init Fulwar Sl,ipwith, the Ameri-
can Couful- Geaeral in France arrived ~
Willilmiburg.- That Mr.. Skipwith left
France on the 5th Sept. and on his way
received letters bearing date the 2oth of the
fame month. This is rapid falling, and con
ftquently brings the lateh European adyi.
ce3. Mr.. SkiPwith ftates Gt is faid) that
when he left France and at the date Of he
letters, TIE difference 6efuera t5i5 country and
Spain 1Uers entirely Hgifttisa, and in no way
t5H (feHs4 70 P5-9nicc acr,m7a7tim.
Virginia Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
LONDON, SEPT. IS.

LONDON, SEPT. IS.
The French troops on their march from
Hanover gave loofe to every excels, plum
dering unfortunately all the places through
which they pafed, and committing all the
enormities which. marked their m1mmora-
bic retreat from Franconia, Previous to
their Departure they extorted fam Of mon-
ey from the Senate of Hambur3h. -Berna-
do;te made, BY Bouricnne, demand Of a
million Of rix dollars, oferiRg for that fam
to evacuate Rixbuttle and Cuxhaven. The
Senate refufed the money. The demand
was then reduced 70 500 600 dollars. The
Senate fill pleaded inability. BOurienne
clme down in his demand to 3oo'ooo dol
lars, and inGtted on having this fun, with
menacss which the Senate no longer judged
fate to defpifc. The money was paid
Bernadotte was no fooner fure Of it, than
he marched 1000 Of his troops into Cuxha-
ven, on pretence, that it would BE feized
by the enemies Of France-if he lhould leave
i without fuch protection |!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
BOSTON, NOV. IS.
EORRTD MURDER,

E%tra7 :t letter tram Northampton, aafes
November, u.
a mot bsrbarous murder was commit
ted on Saturday the 9th inf on one Mar
Gus Lyon. of Woodltock, as he was jour
neying through Wilbraham, in the County
Of HamP.Aire. The body was thrown into
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
REIGN or TERROR.

During the Administration OF the general .evera-
ment. when the federaihs were il Office, and uilnG
every e1er,ion to protct the rights and property Ct
our citizens from foreign agsre.ion-the denoorat-
thoIe eaeilqs e-d cf the people male uie Of every
mean to crnbarrafs and mirePrefent the meafurt5 of
duct was denounced by theoppoftion a' fixed Dc
termination in the federat5 ccunteratt the freedom
Of public opinion, Groundlefs and falle as this
charge was, many were deceived nto belief Of But
It eldom happens that the preaching and practice of
,he democrats accord-for they heGtate to exer-
cire "poIitical intolerance as delpotc wicked" up
on ali thofe who have the will and independence 10 adj
here to political rotude and propriety Of conduct
Numerou, inl1nces of fuch tyrannical conduct in
the leading deuscrats might be pointed out; and
men, in excuion Of thole principles which the public
interelt requires.
Aaron Burr, in 1900 received the unanimous vote
Of the democrats electors for Vice PreGdent Of the
United States and At the next election ID 1904 aOt
Gngie vote given him. and why his great offence
was for having given this toa(t, at Public entertain
ment-" A union Of all honeR men meaning un-
ion of men of honor ana correct principles without
refpeGt to party names-But na"ls and the loa0e and
Eyee, is every thing with thele gentry.
Governor MKeen and Mr. Elliot have been favor
ed with no fall degree of this political intolerance
if more evidence IS wanted Of the truth Of thee pc
ftions it MAJ BE found in a mot wanton and un-
manly a,:ack inade upon the conduct Of Mr. P3illal,
RaL5za, member 81 the Legislature of this n4te BY
ZI9ra, 44H.u, that wife vindicaor " the .q7arll4s
Thomas JeaerIon.- Mr. Rathbua has addreGcd few
crai fpiritcd letters 70 Allen, wherein hc bews hrs
conduct to have beer honea and patriotic. N1r.
Rathbun'. frl letter to Allen, rubHlhcd-n tbs days
Gazette places the conduct Of the entmi.5 Of our
worthy Governor in proper point ofisAt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
Return NV Necklace ! .!

THE LAZY who 70 Paltly took from the fhop Of the
Subtcriber, very large gol1 necklace, under the
prctence Of fhowng i to z erlon in this town,
Friday Iat informed, that unIes K Is immcdateyre
turned, paid tor -he Will he e4poled ana Protecud
to the utmoH 1evsrty oI the law,
Nov. 95. JO5T7H LOWS,
THE Sublcriber hereby gives pub.iI notice 20 al
= concerned, that he ha. been daily appointed and
ia, taken upon himlef tile trll Ut adli1lr-or cz
the e-tate of
JOHN IRISF,
LAKE Of Duckhed, in the county Of Oxford, ytcnan,
deceafed, by giving bond as the iaw directs He
there5ore reqre! al pcriors who indebted 10 the
faid deccafed's e1ate, to make immediate payne !;
and thule who have auv demands thereon TO exhibit
the fame 10 HANIEL HOWARD.
D7t.4 Nsg. ~, 1905 -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25

IN this town, On Saturday, Laf, RiaJayd o. l9,ys.
ION Of Ebenezer Mayo, Efq aged l6 months-Fu-
neral TINS afternoon, at haIfp o'clock -- Hermon
Horn aged years "A child of Mr. John Paanel
zged 5mo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
To all zyb0 are concerned /.

TIE lubfcriber informs ,Aclc indebted t9 him roT
the PORrtAND GAzETrE. A3,-E-7-st-, n- ON
erwie, previous 70 tie lCth of July aG. that he -s
taken his books and accounts % the Once c{ B5Gy
Eiq. oPPoGte the Gazette-Oeice where Jt wall a'-
tend for ettitnent- lie Is n the fame are unde'
the neeeiA'y oi informing iuch may ne l4 10 le'
with him or his agents, hv the FJssT DAY a. JANrAA
next, that ;heir bs cannot be fooled w tout COST
EA FgN@S.
nov. a. 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
TOHN IPI2E.


CASE, and ne highea price, given fo- all kinds os
= Shipping aEd Hating Fur7, JOHN LORD
his hoP Fs,--Sfrsrt, neKt door O Cros AIsr,in
PoTtA'HL Nov. 25. l5mJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-25
F*traa ofa letter, fam tie fcct IF @CaGiz
SEPT. 20, 1906.

OtPF' 80, IoOS'
Lord Mellon arrived here, OH the 28th,
The command Of Lord Melton extends
through the Mediterranean to cape. St. Vim
cent-Admirals DuSkworth and Thornbo-
rough to come out "A Force goes Of Car
thagena, Of Of the line, fuPpofed uuder
the former.-Sir John Warren has Fly
ing Squadron between Finissterre and ST.
Viucents, with a Commander in Chiefs
Commii1ion.