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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-31

The governor of Pennsylvania has refufed TO
commifiion Frederick Wolbert, as Sheriff for the
county of Philadelphia, and has appointed =
per'ons commit Sioners to enquire into the le
gaiity of the votes taken for fieriif.
Bali. TEL
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The following is the conclufion of letter of
rec tnt date, from an officer of the United States
army at Natchtoches:
We are daily looking for three companies
from Fort Adams--when thefe arrive we (balI
make handiome appearance, and think he 2
fuiilclent force to march TO Rio Grande with.
and drive all the SPaniards into it, as they fight
all on horieback, and each man has fix b0r,es
ana 4" NIUE Bait. Tel
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From a Kentucky paper Of OH0ber 4.
HIGHLY INTERESTING INrELLIcENcE.
st. Louis, Sept. %, 1906.

ST. Louis, Sept. %, SOC.
Dear Sir,
Captains Lewis and Clark are juR arrived,
all IN very good health. They left the Pacific
ocean the esd of March laff they wintered
there; they arrived there in November there
was Tome American vei1es there jut before
their arrival. They had to pack one hundred
and hxty miles from the head of the MifIouri to
Columbia river. One of the hands, an intelli
gent man. tells me the Indians are as numerous
on the Columbia as the whites are in any part
OF the United States. They brought but one
family of Indians, ofthe Mandan nation. They
have brought feveral curiofties with them from
the Ocean. The Indians are represented as be-
ing very peaceable. The winter was very mild
on the Pacific. am yours, sc.
JOHN MULLANPHY.
IS. They left St. Charles May goth, 1904,
and returned there September eft, 1906.
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The Houfehold and Kitchen Furniture of
a's Britannia Maie0y's Envoy Extraordinary
aud Mniiter P'enipotentiary to the United
states. IN the city of Warrington, will be fold
AZ Public Auction on Monday the Sd day of No
rember. n
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A letter from gentleman of refpettabi!ity in
the county of Attakapas, dated 9th infant, to
mercantile honie of this city, ftates, that the
colonel of the militia of that county, has re-
ce'ved orders to draft $40 men. and that he
mad already proceeded to execute his orders.
ft,s exceliency governor Claiborne was expect
ed there the day the letter was dated.
(NezV-OrieanJ G0sette.J
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Done at Head Quarters on board the fquad
ron before Vela de Coro, Aug. Sd. 1906.
(Signed)
PROCLAMATION.
TO TIE Mba6ifan.J of d,uba

70 TIE Inhabitants Of drabd.
ifthe prefent circumstances compel us to
take pofiefiion of this ifle by force of arms, be
aifured, that your perfons, your property and
your tranquility fhall be inviolably protected.
Obey your laws, refpeet your Magistrates, in
whole hands we fhall ref all the civil authority;
fnce we have already afcertained by expert
ence, that they are perfons of probity 1t is
moi our intention TO make any alteration what
ever, in the government of the country.
Let your commerce continue as before, with
the lille OF Curacao and other neutrals, pro-
vided, 1t does not in any way tend to iniure
TINS expedition. Our principal object is the
independence of the whole Columbian Cont.
nent, tor the comfort of all its inhabitants, and
tor the refuge the human race. They alone,
who are the agents or accomplices of govern
ment of af1aifins, are our enemies. The Co
vernon OF Caracas. Vorconceios, together with
the Magistrates, have offered, by decree,
10000 dollars, and honors, to him who would
siiaiiinate citizen of the country, who, thro'
honorable means, defends the rights of his coun-
trymen and the glory of his country; like
the Prince OF Orange, in Holland, Waih.
lngton, in America, and Pelopidas and Dion
IN Greece.-Let thofe hypocrites tell us
which otthe divine or human laws authorize
iuch decree Do they with to renew il,
tnete times, and among the Americans, the cru
elt'es and infamies of the government of Philiu
IL. IN Holland, which have difgraced forever
ms name and the nation which, permitted them
Done at Head Quarters, at Aruba, AuguO
18th, 1906.
(Signed) MIRANDA.
THOMAS MoLINI, Sec.
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MIR

The frt of the following Procl .ama,ions wa
peohsied by Gen: MIRANDA on dis leaving Co
70 inc Other on bis Iall arrival at Arnha >
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COMMUNICATED

Major Ball, the owner of Florizel. ba, tb;. e,u
wen out OF races; he dRaneed the field each d,v
at Hanover Court Houfe N"S
Over the courfe fthat place, will be run for ON
me DAY preceding the fri days race of the Toelev
CUB IN October next, Sweepaake eight hories en-,
tered, at 100 dolls. each and on the Ceeond T,efJa
in May 1908, will be run over the fa,,s .o,rc.
match for 100 dolls 'O''e
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PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION.
Anxions to give proofs Of moderation and &c
fiction TO may fellow citize as and conntr,r,er
we have reto!ved to withd raw from The c;tv of
Coro the !mal number Of trooDo ,,b;rh 49,, ~ ~
brought, III order to rerIove the fare ,,b;rh
the fugitive Command n Of This d;4r;'l and
other agents of the ST amin government. bave
endeavoured to infuf. into the minds IF tss
inoiienive people, ard particularly the women
and children. The inhabitants NAV re-enter
tranquility their ow J reflective dwellings, with
out rear or iuiPIcicn. With this view we trans
Ter our Head Quarters, to the fbore, fr.n
wnehSe we can equally afford the DeoDle of
t,s country without the leaf Inconvenience,
2 all the fnccour whicfAthcy need.
The annexed letter, directed to the Conrt and
City Council Of this City, is proof of onr er,';
table 'ntent ions, and that il is not in ,be cj,ee
our IN the field, that we with to fight with the
oPpfenors alone OF the Columbian people. If
tnls peoP'e with Tor any farther proofs of the
Pe'huX and intamy with which the Snanifl,
governors conduit them eives in all their fran
dU"hs' let them pay ftri6t attention to the
proclamation recently publfked by order of the
I1pta'n General 81 Caracas, by which tbev
oHer conliderabl. fums of money TO anv one
VINO would boldly aGaf1iuate citizen who
PuFe'y anr Iincerely defends the rights of that
"h'e peo'pe. Deipicabe and Atrocious Tv
ANS ANS, They have not even courage enough to
iook their enemies in the face
We truf that thofe wife perfons. who have
Known and ieeu US act until now, will open the
Fyes of the ref of the citizens conceruins tbeir
own refPecti interets, in order that, approach
Iog nearer TO my peIion, we might mutually
concert the intereRs and felicity of our country,
tue only objstt of my wihes.
IJNuo ~ Hal O....4..-
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MIRANDA.

Captain Lincoln on lis paGage from Phila-
ae'ph'a to the Havana, on the 9th of Auguft,
IN lat. 80, 40, long. 7s, as, in the morning,
poke the French frigate Cybelle, fince put into
the cheiaPeake in diltrefs. and at O'Clock the
tame evening, fell in with and wa. boarded
rom ire French so gun fhip Regulus, admiral
l. herm'te, who made enquiry after the CIV.
neue' as they were in the gale of the 18th with
NJ. ner, aod feared fine had foundered they faid
their ihip had received no damage in the GA le
ans; would tand for the Cybelle but if is mon
probable they food for Europe, as fhe has not
hnce been heard of Thus, sll he French films
and frigates. except the Prelident of a. guns.
which failed from Martinico in the fummer. are
accounted for. Mr. 66,,
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Robert Marion, Efq the prefent renuh,;.,-
representative in Congrefs from Charlefon ba.
o re-eie cted, IN oPpofiion to William l.,
smith, Eiq: w, Smith was formerly among
the mott dlitingu'ihed members of the Federal
party he was the author of an able, abn(ivr.
ana deceptious pamphlet, under the ficnaturr
OF fhocIon," in oppofition to MIR. Iefferron,.
prehdentlal election he was formerly renre.
tentative IN congrets from Charleffon and nm.
DER the naturalization OF Mr. Adams. be was
American minfter at the Court of I,ifbop -
WITHIN years this commercial CITY has under
gone mott sfonilhing revolution in its noI;.
TICS FOR IN 800, federal candidate obtained
oil votes, and republican, only 4of.
1t rs memorable fa6l, thai The TARGET com
merc'al towns of the Union (Bofon excepted>
are now reprefented by republicans.
New X ORR by Mr.. Munford.
Philadelphia by Mr.. CLAW. &c.
Baltimore by Mr.. MctCreerv.
No folk by NJ NTa,.t!
Sharieiton by Mr.. Marion.
ZENITH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
Me"ber5 fran -Maryland.
~ Ihoie marked thus e. are Federaftp
and thofe in Italics new members.
r"F DJT'Id-*John Campbell.
Second--h rebibaid Panborne.
1bird-"Pbilib Barton Key.
Fomtb--Roger Melton.
Frfb-Wm. M'Creery & Nicholas r. Moore
Sisfb-fobn montgomery.
Seqrnfb-Ed7Vard LLoyd.
6tg6tb- Charles Goldlborough.
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N%%%%&A

DfED-At his feat in Rockingham county. ON the
SIN infant the venerable GABRIEL JoNEs. Eta.
IN the S5th year of his age. He was the oldea man
IN the Rate bred to the practice of the law, and for
protection, '" Vi MS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-31

ME Purehafers of property, at the fales IN c,,,-
,otte and Albemarle, conducted By Wilton O.
~ nicholas Eiq. requened to take notce IL,
the bonds executed by them for the amour, IF ,ber
respective purehaies now in my pofIefion. bv 81
tue Of an alignment from Mr.. Nicholas. PunansI
payment at my Office, on the day on which the bonds
become due, is expected In every c,cs ~ Ionus
luit will certainly be brought vyifborr deI,',
lone ct theie bonds will become due between Oh.
9th and 22nd of December, when f,sll be neeef,-
rIy abi'nt on public bufnels ia Norfolk. MAR Sco,,
the Marihal OF this dfrid will act for me from ,bs
time OF my departure until my return
GEO. HAY,
- H"or7y IF 6r u S. Io, 81, pa. Di6,ig.
saw4T.
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---on Wednefday the 18th inn =, M
lanes M'Farland's, Lunenburg-Mrs. IAnt Tam.
WAY, vile OF Thomas Tredway, of Manehener' in
the gard year of her age ~
Iiow loVd, how valued once avails her notp
By whom Iamented or by goJo1 /ayyof.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14
ynoa rar AMrRrcAs CITIZEN.

The itander--Tbe proper authority
has com nenced very rigorous inyes.;-
Estion into me affair of The Leanaer.
The district Judge arrived in town On
Ihursdsy last, aid yesterday was, with
The district attorney, wholly employed in
examining the principal PERSONS engaged
IN the expedition. On The subiscl of the
testimony gwen in totally false, sad, as
1t regard, the executive of the United
States, very malicious paragraph, ap-
peared IN MIR. Lang's Gazette of yestsr-
day. lr this paragraph it is impuden,ly
and iyingiy asserted that the testimony OF
MIR. Ogden, owner of the Leander, in.
wolves the executive. l have made it
my business To enquire into this aliegati-
on, ADD God, as knew l should find,
hat II is destitute of the sembIancc of
truth. .NeIfher Mr.. Ogde,'s tesiinonv,
nor tia. Of any other herssn zyho has been,
examined, does directly or lndirec.iy ,mpIi.
cate either me president, or any officer in
the excessive department. Indeed the
paragraph, which was written for Mr..
Lang, most palpably contradcts itself, al
though /, would be admitted from Mr..
Lang as an apology by all who lsnow him
that he dId not perceive the contradiction.
WhoinsiitOied the Judicial examination :
ghe president. think Mr.. Lang might
have perceived, had he refle sted for some
hours, that the president would not have
osgun an enquiry, the issue of which
must imphcate himself. All, Solomon,
how great IS thy wisdom
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14
FROM ras N. r. ROYAL GAZETTE, es


EARcu 5.
The Leander paragraph in Mondays
Gazette has given rise 10 an unusual de-
gree of agitation in the public mind. and
occasioned some i'll natured and psrson-
al remarks against the editors of this
Gazette. The latter give us no uneasi.
ness but to- the public, We have TO state,
that the information communicated to MS
was considered of the utmost importance
TO the >commercs OF this country and
fairly entitled to publicity-,hat it was
not because we Wished to expose the fol-
ly oEour executive in this business, bit
to put those on their guard, who were
most likely TO be injured. We most
cordially hohe that The government are
not implicated, but we have streng rea-
sons to believe otherwise.
In reply TO all that has been said on
our paragraph of Monday, we have TO
observe, that,
The substance of the information re.
lative to the destination OF the Leandcr,
SEC. which was on Monday communica-
ted through the medium Of this Gazete
is correct. We were only mistaken as
to the channel through which the secret
was divulgcd instead fusing the name
OF Samuel G. Ogden, We ought to have
said that the evidence duplicating the
government, came through col. Smith, &
We are since informed, that this evidence
has been -corroborated by another gen.
tleman of the 6rst respeetability.
The destination of the Leander is
now ascertained TO be for the coast of
Caracas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14

with an idea OF the moderation of our
government, and of its strong predilect
ON Tor peace. l trust, however, we will
now shew them, tina, there is point be-
yond which we will not suffer, that oven
although we may not think it advisable
to make reprisals, we will at lcas. wilhraw
our friendly intercourse IRON that govern.
ment, whose whole system of conduct
towards US has been that of distress and
degradation and that as the business is
now taken up it will be pursued with
Zeal and ardor, until relief is extended to
this unhappy class OF sufferers, and secu-
rity obtained against similar aggressiens
o" their persons in future, by such ar.
engagements as ought to be deemed salts
factory.
FRO RB coyqTy,ySD
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british AFRhTRS

DgsA9g--fn committee Of me xho!c on ne
Staic ofLhe. glion-- AzJ-. j. &. SMITH IN
NE clair, on he /5liozying reSoimi>n Of
Jsred by Mr.. Grtgg.
Whetess Great Britain impresses ciii-
zsns OF IRE Uoted States, and compeIs
the n 10 se.se on board her ships of war,
aid also seizes and condemns vessels be-
longing TO citizens OF the United States,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14
FROM THE NEW YORK GAZETTE.


Messr0. Lang and Turner,
L observe IN your paper Of this morning
a paragraph, stating That was OH Sunday
arrestedby order of the government, and
examined before the distriel Judge, res
Pecting the destination Of the ship Lean.
der &c,
The paragraph further states, that my
answers went directly 10 imfHcase fhe 60.
vernme'f Of The United Sfages in hfe fftinR
cut Of me Leander."
think il my duty to state, that in this
particular, you have been nlisintormcd.
That was arrested by order Of Judge
IaHn1adge, in a manner which under.
stand to be perfectly illegal, forcibly de
tanned the whole day, denied the privilege
OF counsel, and obliged to answer questi.
ons which | conceived improper and illc-
gal, - mos! certain but in respect to the
government acted with extreme caution
II was notso much pressed on this head
as on others.
S. c. OGDEN.
Monday morning, March ..
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HIGHLYIMpORTANT.

We have it from authority not to be
doubled, that Oh Saturday last, Samuel G.
Ogden, Esq. and col. Smith, of the Gus
tom house, and others, were arrested by
order of government and taken before the
district judge, to answer such queries re-
speeding the dc:'instion of the ship Lean.
der, as might be put 70 them on oath. At
hrst, Mr. Ogden refused to answer GER
tain questions but ON being threatened
with commitment, he proceeded; and as
ionshing aud incredible as i, may ap.
pear, Mr.. OSien'x answers went directly
TO indicate me government of re United
STATES, in the .Jfffing ear Of the Leander !;
tina, Geo Miranda noS oniy had an inter
view With Mr.. Madison on this sub;sa,
bu. also with the president of the United
States. From this it thea appears, that if
government have not sanctioned this fnys.
FERROUS expedition with closed doors, vet
they have permitted it with closed eyes,
Here is room for volume Of comments.
but we leave this to abier pens.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14
FROM JAcxsox's POLITICAL R

49, ShNASSN K.
We arc mol the apolossts of the pre-
sent administration, but we deem it du-
ty TO cur country to say that the charge
OF our government having been privy 10
the expedition OF the ship Leander from
Naw- York does not appear 10 rest on any
ground OF probability.
II is lar from probable, that Mr.. Jeffcr.
son should direct prosecution against
individuals, whose defence, if i, could dis.
close such connection with general Mi.
randa, musi involve consequences of the
most overwhelming and Fatal nature to
himself The Inference is much more di.
rect. that Ms. Miranda, to obtain credit
with his agents, and facility 10 his plans,
should have duped those agents by repre-
Eenilug tothsm. that the counleuance Of
the Cabinet had been given TO schemes,
OF which it was altogether ignorant.
The interest and honor of the United
States are too deeply concerned in a cor.
rect conception BENG entertained of this
subject to justify silence on the occasion,
ard we hope it will be fully investigated
and a5cer. aimed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-14
ssoM THE N. YORK GAZETTE of March g..

Gro BB CONTINUED. }
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

,a,y. W. can bring forward many thing, near.
Iv ,k;a 70 tie above, which would at 'caa lat
NV the puirsune,l N ni-d. thai as the perr-'Ta,
,of. did no, leave .he laiter xud'Se they would
no, have b!alhed to do ids sibtr nJ6.
hurry ,ha admioefa,ioa into diig'aee' the
parry io,ppoh.ioo. appear determined no, to DC
exceeded in ,neir tricks and hypocriiis'. by he
Icrufsiins ard ambitious fanA'icks OF 'ctmef
ccnturisL While they sG.d TO accuie the re-
cohac.m Of ianAioning mean by their Tndf,
,h-y a,e "RsspLvED" not TO iick at II J!t
mean, or ends oeiIh:r. which coed man would
b.ofh 10 have named TO the world. H fx:aine a.
nons cigilz-d Anctcans.--AMsRicA -
sho had eo'ia.d the fympsthies Of ns,'ons ir
their favor. sad no have doubteis hnee felt
many rsic.u! sppreh-raons, how We may uh
The bls1,es ths, re!u''ed from she cooteR.
Bot thanks 70 our deainies--a'l thc bauerirs
| Arsiagcms sDd calo nbie, ssred a. our govern
mept are ba, the murmunns fnrges RATED By
peruiant winds. beating at the foot of ar iron
b,und prom on;ory. whicn hu unmoved al the
paging gale. and deGe. The f-etfu! wave.
BRsroL, yEg, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26

For me pay and fubia-nce Of toe command.
sn,. in LouiGsns, Fix thoufsnd add fixry dol
lars. Gxty-feven cents:
For siie lndisn department, ninety-hx Iru-
fand 6x hundred dollars
Stcy.a. and be ii furfbs, rraaed. Thai
the Geve,aI appropriation, herein before made
ihall be paid ani discharged, fri. ost ct any
bal,uce icmaining expended OF to'n's app'to'
pria,ions for the fuypor, os,he military e'tapilh
rent and fecondly. out OF any monies "a tn
trsalury, not othervife apo,opr'sIed.
NATR'L. MACON,
Spe0ke, efibs Hoaf @ Rtt,.he,eiiUe''
:. SMITH.
P,tGdem o. ibt Srna" pre- smS0'r.
Approved, ,,-oo,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
EL,crioS OF Gov. in MAss.cHUssTr..
BoRon, Iune II.

Dg)fV", ~" -.
The informally dilcovered in the
return from Lincolnviile, having CIV
en- choice to Gov. Strong, the Hon.
Mr.. Maynard, Mr.. Titco,nb, and Mr..
Gore, on the part OF the Senate; and
MetIrs. Taft, Hill, Lewis, and MaEon,
on the part of the Houte, are appoint
ed committee 10 wait on his Excel
lency CALEB STRONG, and his Hon.
WILLIAM HEATH, Efq. and inform
them of their election and that the
Legillature are ready to attend to quail
ity them for thofe Offices, by admin.
iltering the necefary oaths.
The following is the report of the
committee or the election of Cover.
nor, &c. as amended by the Houie,
and concurred in by. the Hon. Senate
Common'vsa!fb ef Ma0acbuiSts.
In the Houle of Representatives,
June II, ISo6.-The committee of
this Hou(e, TO whom was committed
the report Of the committee of both
Houfes, relative to the election of Co.
vernon and Lieutenant. Governor for
the year enfuing-have attended the
du,y ailigned them, and find that by
deducting from the whole number of
votes for Governor itated in Eaid re.
port to be 73,4lo, all the votes for
Gov. viz. 6co, expreded to have been
given in the towns of Cambridge and
Lincolnville, in the fchedule attending
faid report, which have been ordered
TO be rejected, by votes of this Houle,
the whole number of votes for Cover.
nor remaining is 7a,7S4, that 36 30,
make choice t: and that dedu6ting
from the number Of faid votes in faid
report, itated TO have been given for
his Excellency Caleb Strong, Efa.
viz. COCOA, all the votes in the faid
fchedule, fet againt his name, as given
for him in faid towns, viz. q 50, It ap-
pears that his faid Excellency Caleb
Strong, Efq. has 36,4,, votes, and is
therefore elected.
They alto find that by deduaing
from the whole number of votes, in
faid report ltated to have been for
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-26
"WEDNESDAY. June II.

W,DssspAY. JnneII
The Houfe proceeded to the con-
federation of the report of tn: COM
mit,ee on the returns of votes for
Governor and 1t. Governor.
Ordered, that the further eoniider-
alton of the motion made by MIR. Up
ham fubGde for the prelent, for the
purpofe Of conGdering the returns
from Lincolnville and Cambridge.
On motion of MIR. Bigelow, o-der-
ed, unanimouny, that all the votes
for Governor and 1t. Governor, tald
to have been returned from the town
Of Lincolnvile, in the county OF Han
cock, be rejected from the fchedule
of votes annexed to the report of the
committee, there being no date to
faid return, nor any specification OF
the time when laid votes were given !;
! and the faid report be amended ac-
cordingly. .,
VII HlCtlOI Ol NNI, lGS'H, Va w IL
iamltown, that whereas ii appears
from the date Of the certificate affixed
TO the return Of votes from the town
of Cambridge, in the county Of Mid
dlelex, which is on the 2oih day oi
| April, 1906, thar the fame was no,
fealed UP in the pr-ltnce OF the inhab
itants of iaid town, in opsn town
meeting aA.mbled, agreeable to the
requirements of the contribution -
Ordered, unanimously, that the votes
for Goyerncr and 1t. Governor, III
| faid return, be wholly rcjeded and
that the report of the committee be
amended accordingly.
Ordered, that the report Of the
committee on the returns OF votes ioI
Governor and 1t. Governor, be com,
mitted to Mr.. King, Mr.. Higelow, MIR
Parlons, Col. Turner, and Mr.. Kini
ley, for the purpofe of conhdering anc
reporting amendments coniormably tc
the ienle Of this Houie, and that they
be requelted and enjoined to fl
furthwith.