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the people. as early as possible, all the in.
formation that 1t was in the power Of the
governmen; 10 give.
In reply 10 these arguments, il was stated,
'that the committee to whom this subject
has sheen referred, had already entered up
ON 1t, and were preparing with all diligence,
materials for Ii report. The chairman of
the committee (Mr Elount) read letter
which he had just written to the Secretary
Of State for the information required by this
resolution; that the members OF this COM
miitee were deeply impressed with the i'm
portance of the subject and stood in no need
iotspccial Instructions to direct them to their
dlty; that no doubt had ever existed in the
minds Of any member of the committee as
to the reference Of this subject to them ;
that they had considered it as the most
!prominent business placed in their hands,
and had therefore given it their first atten-
ton; that motion of the kind proposed
could be considered in no other light, than
as Casting ccnsurc upon the committee
They hoped. therefore, the committee would
DC permitted to proceed with their enuui-
RES, without any additional instructions,
which were altogether unnecessary.
The debate, with the Yeas aud NAYS,
will appear in the next n ational intelligen.
GER
ATiou--o,I
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-HoSt respectfully submitted,
Nov. Sd, 1907,
WILLIAM EATON.
NETWORK, November 6.
POSTSCRIPT

TO the Boston ChroRicie Of 1londqy.
Yesterday, after our paper had gone 10
press, the ship Aristides arrived here from
Liverpool, bringing papers of that city to
the 10th September, and London to tn.
18th. Their contents are OF the highest
Importance, as will be seen by the sTbse
quent extracts, which arc all we could pre-
pare in season for this days paper Co
penhagen had not surrendered on the 18th
September, nor did it appear that it would
soon do 80. Our differences with ENGLAND
were discussing by authorized agents. pd
some OF the papers anticipated an amicabie
issue.
EVACUATION OF SoUTH-AmFR1cA.
Schk 12.--The Saracen slooD, Of Is Guns.
arrived Yesterday st Portsmouth, with dis
patches from lieut.. gen. Whiteloeke, dated
the 10Th Of July, containing the ungrateful
intelligence, that the British forces under
his command had made an attack uDop
Bueno5 Ayres, but had experienced so much
resistance from the numerous forces ofthe
enemy, that, after having gained possessi o.
on OF part of the town, il was thought uro-
dent 20 enter into a capitulation, by which
u has been agreed % evacuatc not onlv the
part Of l}ueDoS Ayrcs, Of which onr troops
MAO gained possession, but Monte Video.
Maldonadc, in hnc, the whole OF South A
msrica, within the short space Of two
months. The following Bulletin was sent
from the Admiralty TO the Lord Mayor.
ana, by his order, posted on the Mansion
iiouSe, and communicated to Lloyds:
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+" 6awning.streci, Seht. y. 1907.

S'~'-'''J Ntt3 Dfff. -, 1901
Lord Castlereagh has the honor of &C
quaintinS the Lord Mayor, that dispatches
have been received this morning, from
lieut.. gen. Whitelocke, dated July 10, ny
which 1t appears, that in an attack up9n
the town of Ruenos Ayres, his Majesty's
troops experienced so much resistance
from the tumultuous force of the enemy.
taat alter gaining possession of part of the
town, with severe loss, on the 5th July, the
lieut.. neral thought it prudent to enter in-
to negotiation with general Liniers WIG
commanded the enemy's forces, bv which
he agreed to evacuate South nc,ica
W'tfin two months, upon condition that all
prisoners taken in the attack, as well as
those captured ut the surrender OF Burnos
Ayres, should be restored. The total loss
2OS.
"1othe Right Hon The Lord Ala0or."
it thus appears thlt our loss, in Killed,
wounded, and missing, annunts to 200
men. Thc remainder according to the
terms OF the capitulation, are now upon
their way home.
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"'' Gardiner said, mat en- examine the
pracd sheet 90 thc Journal laid upon the
ta3.e ms morning, he Observed ms name
W. "toR iher om'ttedia tdc Yeas s. NAY.
W. <en GU the question deciding the mode of
appointing I've standing committee. II
US no doubt, tI Che recollection Of IL,
House, tuat in cali!us lie names oi che me IA
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PHILADKLPHlA. Nov Z

ne public ought 20 be constantly guard
ca against the vii!tinous and corrupt in-
lfISneS Oh tae British government. Is there
a man IN America who believes that the
bng!sh ministers viii abandon 20 US, pre-.
tensions which she has sent Il fleet To CO.
penhagcn 20 maintain! IL there is such =
man, and he IS not DOWNRIGHT knavc. LEI
him suspect the saundness of ais head here
diIer--tHc question viii not hold water.
(.4ur0rG.)
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The cEI traps thas have been so often
tHro"n "it win the view to impose upon
'he Puo"c, and especially upon congress,
,B'" o." swarm auJ WI. swarm upon cvc-
~ new arrival, but suy nan WHO has a
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Adjourned.
II SENATE, Nov. S, 1907.

Mr.. Iifin offered the following resoluti-
on.
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the u. States of Ameri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, two thirds of
both Houses concurring, that the following
section be submitted TO the legislatures OF
the several states, which when ratified and
confirmed by the legislatures of three
icurths Of the said states, shall I've valid
ard binding as part of the Constitution Of
the United States in lieu of the first secti-
on or the third article thereof.
The Judicial power of the u. States sha Il
be vested in one Supreme Court, and in such
inferior courts as the Congress NAV from
time to time .ordain and establish. The
judges both of the Supreme and inferior
courts shaR hold their Offices for
years, shall be removed by the President.
on the address of two thirds ofboth Houses
o. Congress requesting the same, and shall
at stated times, receive for their services a
compensation, which shall not be diminish
ed during their continuance in office
which was ordered to lie for consider
at;nn.
pr. NlicAiH offered the following reso-
luton:
Re9oi0ed, That a committee be appoint
ed TO enquire whether am and what alter
1tlonS are necessary to be made in the laws
respecting Instructions and violations, OF
the public peace and authority, as we'll
as the laws respecting the conspiracy or
enterprise Of private individuals against
foreign nations in amity with the u. S.
with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Which was ordered to lie for considera-
tioA.
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wilt not, like the worli, icproach the
REPRESENTATIVES of the American nation
with ingratitude. / rather implore their
COMMUNICATION towards me ut least SO far
as to restore to me ny family, and TO grapt
me competence.
IL IS YET possible that, absent from my
own country, | may become scrvicea5ic
To the y. States. My former subjects are
lever ready todevote their lives to my SER
vice: mine with theirs l will hold ever
ready to devote to that of the exalted repuo-
lie.
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The following memorial has been presc
ted TO Congress.

70 the honorable The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States IN,
Congress GS8em5led-
Since the Adjournment of the first session
OF the ninth Congress, have received, at
different times, communications from Ha-
met Caramelli, ex-Bashaw of TIipoli, sta
Ting his distressed situation and imploring
relief from the benehcence OF the u. States
which communications have been transmit
ted to the proper department have the
honor to offer, for the consideration of Con-
gress, a translated copy of the last address
from him, (the original in Italian is in the
ONCE OF the department of state) which is
evidently intended for the representatives
OF the people Of the u. States, and is as fol-
lows:
10 their most Serene Hghnesses,
In the depth of my misery my enly con-
ISOLATION mas been the reliance placed on
me powerful support Of republic SO dis
tingu'S''ed throughput the world for that
Justice which protects and sustains whoe-
YER coniides himself to her patronage
| / MS credulity resigned me wholly to her
discretion. But 1 gould never have though,
that this my confidence should work out
my individual destruction. | have sacri-
| heed all my means, and exposed my life
IN the service of the United States. 1t
was impossible for me to expect, by way
OF recompense, an excitement in Syracuse
tar from my family and deprived of every
convenience OF life. l hoped to be recon-
pensed by an equivalent to my usefulness
ana to my sacrifices. The promises made
20 me admitted no suspicion that so much
time should have elapsed and that hope not
yet realised; or that ] should not have vet
found repose Public ships of war have
repeatedly returned htheT, which had been
bearers of my communications. Seeing
myseItncveTtheless unnotjced, / suspect my
letters have been miscarried Tor it is i'm
possible TO persuade me, my circumstances
and wants being known to them, that the
y. ). would abandon me.
My situation does not enable me TO nm
dertake long voyage for the purpose of
making personal representation Of my de-
plorabie condition. ] hope the exalted re-
public VIII not require this Of me, in or
der to awaken their feelings to my just ex-
prcssions Of solicitude and concern for nv
sell 1t would be unjust to neglect my com.
pIaihts--and severely felt by those who oc-
casion them
have lost my family 81 have lost my
Inhcritance--my acquisitions, and my cairI
prospects are lost also! have indeed Sd
criiccd my claim to the confidence Of
faithful aliy", whom / abandoned through
my Partially to the Americans. ] had no
right 60 apprcheDd that NV devotion and
compiaeency would overwhelm me in bot
tomless ruin.
To my own Individual s1fcrings fought
To annex also those Of my faithful Deople.
whose attachment to me has involved in
the same wretchedncss who suffer with
me the same sequcstration from their couy- |
try, from their families, and from their
property all which they have left through |
of those whose duty it vas to sus- |
tain them.
ELR Ben!
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PssJils Sale Of Lois.


A GREEABLE to the will of Mr.. JOHN
Il WEST, deceased, the subscriber will,
on AiONis AZ, the gath day of August next,
expose to public sale, at the New Turnpike
Gate, near to Mr.. Ricketts, his Nloiety, or
One Half Of a Tract Of Land adjoining there
to, lying on Timber Branch, known by the
name Of f" Parsons Z'RACT''-which
land was devised by John West, jun. late Of
Cameron, to his two sons Thomas and John
West, to be equally divided between them
The land is naturally fertile and full eta young
growth OF timber, which with proper care and
attention will soon become valuable. There
is some excellent springs Of water upon il,
and elegant scitcs foS buildings.--Ihe land
will be laid off in lots from FIVE to ten acres.
The Terms Of Sale nil bee
One-third payable in cash--the other two
thirds III negotiable notes u either ofthe banks
in Alexandria, with approved indorsers, at so
and 50 days, which is as far as the credit can
be extended, the land being sold for the I'M
mediate payment Of debts.
A plat of the land as now surveyed and laid
off into lots, may be seen in the cohse-house,
n tbe town of Alexandria, or in the hands
of
Charles Little,
Exor. of J. West.
July 81.
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DISTRICT Of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all svh0a' Il
IN may concern, That the Consul General
ST Portugal to the United States OF America,
las authorized the subscriber, to legallze all
papers that may be necessary Iof vesseis
sound from the ports of This district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira. !.
Those masters of vessels who raay omit
having their bills of health thus certified will
ae liable to undergo quarantine.
It is requisite that any article shipped Ior
account of Portuguese subject, should DC
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper.
y and the bills Of lading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May Is. =
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NJ a. a
Twenty FIVE Dollars Revard.


RAN .d#.4Y, sometime in The months Of No
pem6cr or December last,
a NEGRO RlAN by the name OF sam,
n who was hired in the town OF Alexan-
elria to Mr.. Robert Smith. He was about 50
years OF age, about 5 feet 10 OR inches
high, very strait, of rather yelowish or Ia
ney complexion, stutterS little, has soft
voice, and generally seems humble and timid
when spoken to. He had a Wlte at Col Jem-
meson's, in the county Of Caroline, and may
perhaps now be lurking in that neighborhood,
but think it more probable he may have
gone to the state of Maryland.-ifhe is taken
in the state Of Virginia ard brought to roe
will give the above reward; if in the state of
MARYLAND and brought to me VIII give lAsr-
tu DoRars reward
Baldwin NJ. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland
county, July "a. ) l5ol
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". 3. For the information OF those con-
cernea, copy Of the law IS subjoinad.
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NOW LANDING.

rem or board the brig OoltzIlf's and schoene1
1zoAasvk, from Boston, Schooner lrri5shsel
from Portland, cnd scd1 MlAha from hind
scr, .Nova-S Scotia, and far Sale ~
Lawgason 6 Eozyls.
$50 tons Plaster Paris
- - h hh1l : Nev-Enslaa,l Rum
10 hhds. Molasses
5 pipes French Brandy
10 Go. Holland Gin
$50 boxes brown Soap
SO do. mould
30 do. dipt SCandlos
10 do. spermacet
Is bbls. tal. Mackarel
10 CO. whale Oil
SO cases Claret
40 boxes fresh Lemons ard
A quantity Ct Cheese.
August ).
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PUBLIC SALE.

EETILL be sold, at public sale, for really
wv money, Oil the premises, on Wei
nesday the 18th day of August next, the es-
tate called CLIFTON, On Panther-Skin, in
Leudoen county, consisting of 2o5 acres Of
land, on which was formerly erected a mo,
chant and saw mill, distillery, &c. or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to raile 1900 dol.
lars and the costs Of sait, to satisfy Joseph
Tidball.
This sale is made pursuant to a decree Of
he county court of Loudouh, at which time
"a place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
July IS. ~ dts
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[No. 1886


~ He subscribers, DESTROYS Of esjoving that
4 exclusive rigAt OF properly. which is
acknowledged and respected by the ilI,abi-
tants OF every other ciyiiizedcountfy prohi-
bit, hencelorth, all pegsoas whatsoever from
SHOOTING, AuNTING,+ Of RANGING, as aiSo
from ENTERIaG iA-o, gllsslNG TAaeyGH,i OF
III any other nanncragREsr AssihG UPoN tiieir
enclosed grounds, in the county CT AisexaIl-
drla. Having sustained a variety of damage
from SUCH unlawful practices, t.isy nave riceg-
ed themselves to give each other, inlaacdi4te
notice ofevery trespass, Which shah some url-
der the observation Of either ard &c SUBJECT,
lNpiscRIMINATNI-y to tic Ilst ,s,,i.a!tiss Q
the law, all who Shall voluntarily act III teis,
tempt Of this prohibition.
Charles alexander,
w. Rhodes,
ohn GadaFsy,
ohn +. Snlltll,
Beal liowasd,
Jacob Heiise,g.aan,
Peter Siler5on,
William FrzIiugh,
Nicholas Kingston.
August s. ct
NJ 3. For the information ofthose con-
cernea, a copy Of the law is subjoinad.
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THUR,SDAY Aucusr s, 1907.
Public Sale.

Pursuant to the last will and testament of Cap
tain John Haf7ler, deceased, will be sold,
to the highest bidder, at public auction, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day OF August next, at four O'Clock III the
afternoon, the following
Tey ualuable Property
IN THE TOWN OF ALExANDRIA, VIZ,
nNE piece of Ground, lying ON the south
~ side Of Franklin-street, and on the west
side of Potomac-street, beginning at the in
terseetion of the said streets, being one hun
dred and twenty-five feet to the eastward Of
Water, and running wcstwardly with Frank
lin-street thirty-two feet six inches, from
hence southwardly eighty eight feet three
inches and one half.
One other piece lying on the west side Of
Union street, and to che southwark of Frank
La street. beginning on Union-areet one hun-
dred and s feetseven inches to the southwark
of Franklin street, and running northwardly
with Union street &c ftet INCHES and an
half, thence westwsreIy g feet .nches.---
Also, one half acre Of ground lying at the in
tsrsectfon Of Royal and Gibbon streets
Mary Harper, Ex'rx.
VIM. Hartshorne,
Samuel Craig, 9
VIM. Herbert. :
July CT. dts
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Charles Little,
Ex'or. of J. w est.
July
A Miller Wanted.

a MlIIer Wanted.
ST To Man who understands the
Milling Business, and can produce good re-
commentators for industry, sobriety, &c. Ii
beral wages will be given by applying to
NJ. MILLER.
June 90 d.
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7 a L y A B T. L L 4 .NDS
10 be Sold ue,y Cfsd3.

n WISH to sell my Mill Tract Of Land II
Il tuafe ON Eack-Lick agd Indian Z ans, sIe,
six miles from TIE town OF AIexandliiaa'; t4s
faiEinss. .aocut eleven hundred acres. OnfSSI
trace are two plantations besides NE nh G,s
~ en- tAe latter there IL 4 very enod min 1
witch are enc par OF burr, and ore p8i,
soulleas stones, WITH elevators, SC lconbks,
ipr, merchant work---a .distilseY cohFeIien
,tb tie mill, with four stills and ever noree.
.sary utensil in complete .oreier-a dweIhDg.
house, kitchen, barn, wiki Stables u1der il .
accosnnodate 20 stalls, Win every other ou
house requisite On fs.rrn---a rciy coed ea.
den, an orchard of aboEt 500 trees OF ts
choicest fruits this country casl AFFORD. Yhds
is about eco or 400 acres Of the tract clears,
the remainder in woods apd 3 great part Of i
heavily timbered about 3oror &C acres d
meadow, and nearly 500 acres more nlar b.
made on the bottoms ad, dining the two MHs. !,
.FLGo,
One ether tract Of one hundred acres
about two miles froan Ajexaad,is, part Of It's
Cliestl Tract, and adjoining ths lanes Of hIss
sieufs Join c. Herbert, Robert Patten, an:
John Richter, the MONTH"; erneD read EH
ming through it. This tract is .saestls in
woods, and conveniently situated foFiebHaF
seats. If these lands should be sod at prilat
sale, (which I would preterjI viii take n
payment, If more conEenient to the puTcLa-
sers, stock OF any Of the banks from RicI
mond to NewYerk, or amy kind of stock ot
the United States
fthey. are not sold before Friday the Gra
day of May next, the Mil Tract sill, on Tia
day be sold st public auction, TO the hisheS
biader--and on the following day the Cllea
Lands viii be sold III like manner. The Min
Tractwiil be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to a. lease Of four and az haS
years from the first day Of july last. Tie
CleishfT ract will be divided into lots Of 10 or
&c. acres each. If sold at pubic auction the
terms will be made known On the DAYS o.
sale. af4
William Hepburn.
December &. .eosw law till LIT May
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/ his IS to give Notice.

i4lii Hal the subscribers, OF Alexandria ccun-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let
tiers OF administration On the personal estate Of
lohn Wilson, late of the county aforesaid De-
ceased, all persons having claims against TIE.
sad deceased are hereby warned to exiilii,35i i
them ultt thesyouchers thereof to the subScri-
bers ontor before the 18th day Of June next
ensuing, or they may by law be excIade.a, ihlol
all benehtto said esfate-and those indebted
thereto are requested to make INN eeliate pay
i1nentr--l1lyen under our hands this I til day
of December. 1906.
Sarah Wilson, Admrs.
Aaron Wilson, Il
benjamin Brown, A''' :.
December l7--is sawzw
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10 be Rented,

III E two stery FRAME HOUSE, on
3 hing-Street nearly $cpposlts 10 III
James Bacon's store--Also the HOUSES on
joIes.s Point, formerly occupied by Mr.. aSl-
liam Patterson, with six-ors seven acres OF lsif
adjoining, for one 81, anoae. wears, as MAJ DO
agreed on----AIso one or more acres oil TIC
marsh, and the upland adjoining next 70 fIo%
.fiooe's fence.--fanys Persoa Or persons dlspe
,sed to build may have a lot or lots 20 feet bT
400 feet, Tor ten years, atone shilling io@
ground rent; and at the end Of the term Oh
ten years, he or they, his OF their heirsSS as
signs, shall be entisledto a renewal ofthe leasa
.for ten years longer, on paying such gfoanU
rent asS.ae lot or lois shall be wcfthin theo
pinion Of three impartial men, and shall be en-
tilted forever, to a renewal OF the lease at inc
expiration OF each term often years OF tn'
same condRions; Or they may have lots ca
moderate ground rent forever. Apply 10 MI
sJo,hn fucker for the hogses, and to the SUD-
scgibsr for s&e lots.
Stephen Cooke
Leesburg, Nov "a. 2awSw&oaW1
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PUBLIC SALE:

{ 81 IS q.
TN URSU AnlTsfte decree OF the circuit
court OF the United States for the fifth
circuit and district Of Virginia, viii be sold at
public auction CD the 9TH day OF January next,
at the. sown 4 Of .Dccaquan in the county sot
Prince WiIiians, about forty likely Virginia 2 4
born Slaves, consisting of men, women, and and
children, among which, are a lumber Of boys
and girls, of from 8 to years OF age. these
slaves have cnbrought up in fl,e neighbor-
hood of 0ccaqaan, and have, for, some years
past Been under the management Of the late
.Iames Lawson decd land have Been hereto
ia fore commonly called Lawson s slaves They
Will be sold for cash. 81
80 Under sile,ssarne.d decree, viii also be sold,
g at public auction, Oh the 9th day OF January
next, at tAes saals place, slndry lraetsa OF
4 land lying In the. counties OF falriax 9 Fllhae
Williams. ffoglneglK siaortgag by John penn
pie TO tie SAID sstnes LAWSON, deceased-5-----
These tracts OF 5ald. arc sitpatedsin the neigh
borhood Of the town of OScoaualnl, and some ONE
of them bad upon the sOccoQpan river. 4 i3ey
are Wei known ia that fleishborgood BY the
faarale Of Ilawsoni's Land, ard could be st1eNn
by most of the landioIders in that 2art'oi the
country. Yliose who may be inclined 20 be-
come purchasers bf these lands, may Obtain
accurate information Of the situation and coz
tents of the traces, by applying TO MR. Robert
Radcliffe, Of Fairfax county, who hath lately
made surgeysrof the greater part 81 .thena.1s-.
The landslwill be SOLD in tracts or divided 50
as to acco1nmodate purchasers, apd tliss viii
be arranged on the day Of sale, The terms. pf
sale VIII be, one fourth part Of the purchase
money TO be paid IN one year from The da s. q
sale, and the payment to be secured by bond csa
with approved security---tfe other three
fourths in three equal annual iastaflnseies; tie
payment of the hrstof these instalrnents conf
,nencing at the end of two years from the day
OF sale, and TO ll1s secured by the BIDS OF the
purchaser a mortgage VIII also be required
upon the lands purchased TO secure the pay
.saants Of the whole Of the purchase money -
Deeds viii be raaae byfhe Cora rnlssloHeTs
upon securing the payments IN the manner
Above mentioned. .s Is ss
Que or mere of the 5eernInlsslcners VIII at
tead at Occaqnan, with Mr.. Robert Radcliffe
the. surveyor, on the 9Th and 9th of January
next, Tor the purpose Of giving 70 Persons m
,ciined to purchase those lands such infofpiati-
on rs may be in their power touching the u
I4le, situation, and Boundaries OF the different
jf5eocfe - $500 t f-IE tt1FG