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The noted V much admired English horse,
KNOWSLEY,
VII stand lhe ensuing "a

l&S WIN stand Tie ensuing sea
mare county, ~ miles above Charlottesville, TO
cover mares at twenty Ave dollars the season,
FIVE Of which will be RENTED il paid by the Isl
OF Auguat next 4; fourteen dollars the cap ard
forty dollars o ensure maze to be in foai with
one dollar for each mare TO the groom. which
with the leap money must be paid when he mare
is covered Mares put to Knowsey last season
which did not prove with foal. will be ensured
hs year for twenty dollars paid as above -
Notes ofhand will be requ, ed in every instance
where the money il not sent with the mares or
Pad before they are taken away. Excellent
and extensive pastursge well enclosed gratis he
sides several grass lots, which will be KEEP, for
mare, with coils and mares sent before faaling
Servants will be boarded a %. per week, and
grain furnished n1avcs az directed at the Lowest
market price, for which the money mvs' be pale
before the mares taken away. The most
pointed attention in every particu shall be paid
70 mares sent 20 our care. but cannot he liable
for any accidents o. escapes which may happen.
KNOWSLEY's pedigree and performance
have been so frequently published, hsi we deem
il unnecessary now 70 inser IT,. The perform
ances of his colts on the turf last spring and fall
has so Weli established his superior worth, that
nothing more remains ts be said by US, only 20
observe that nine Of his colts have been started
on the turf. seven Of which proved succes,ful in
winning eleven sweepstakes and mafehes; the
other two always run second best FIVE out Of
the seven winning colts distanoed tine Geld
WILLIAM WOODS.
GEO n. WOODS
Albemare, Feb. 2O,h, 1907. oaf7t
p s. The season viii commence the LIST Of
March and expire the Isl OF August.
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JAMES LYNCH,
BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER.

y VsPEoTVULLY informs his friends and the
public, thar he has lately removed TO the first
Gross street above che Eagle Tavern. leadingAo
the bason--where he carries on the business as a.
sual Those that wish to favor him with their
work. shall be st'ifly attended -,
Biehmsnd, Aprd 6, 1867.
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A PROCLAMATION.

81 Ne Coverner oF the Can,mensyealtA q
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-N"ShOiiscu oy an act OF the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
Positively commences drawing in the CT
tty OF New York, on the second Tuesday i'll
June next.
TEE CAPITAL PRIZES 1RB9
l OF Is, 900 DOLLARS.
9 OF 10000 DoLLARs.
2 of 5000 Doll RS.
2 OF 1900 DOLLARS.
6 of 1000 DOLLARS.
And several of 500, 900, 100, Sec. &C.
Less than 1-2 blanks to prize. The
FIRST drawn ticket every FIFTH day will
be entitled to Capital prize; and the Sc
coND drawn ticket EVERY DAY, Viii be
entitled to 200 dollars.
L | G X E T S,
HALVEs, QUARTERS AND gIGHTHs,
ARE Now SELLING AT
NAIIE's
TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. "a and No. SO, Maiden Lane, .New
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to @. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctnaliy re-
turned by post. to any amount, and the ear
liest advice sent to Adventures of their
success.
During the drawing, WAITE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent 10 the printer
Of this paper, and to the post master at
Richmond; and at the conclusion of the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed prise list, for the satisfaction of
distant adventurcrs.
AT the above Offices, have been sold in
! the la,e lotteries, prizes amounting to sum,
exceeding 100000 dollars.
Present price OF tickets, Seven Dollars,
hut VIII advance the drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken III payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. SIN
tAJ HEHEAS some time past, purcha-
w scd piece ofland in Goochland coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
7ayable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the o.
, Their bond for 81 pounds, payable the 25th
OF December, enc Thousand eight hundred
| and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
| away without making me right to the said
| land agreeable 70 bargain, do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless l get a right agreeable TO bar
gain.
VIM. SHEPPARD.
9Th November, 1906. tf
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NEW YORK
SITE LOTTEP2..

Authorised by an act of the Legislature,
and payment of prizes guaranteed by them,
Positively commences drawing in the ci-
ty OF New York, on the second Tuesday in
June next
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FOR SALk,
II yaluable tract Of Land,

IN the lower end Of buckingham, lying on
Bufaloe creek, adjoining the lands of Mr..
James Wilson aud Mr.. COPELAND, containing
upwards Of one thousand acres, being in
populous and wealthy neighborhood and
within three miles of Ca-Ira
A sufficient quantity is opened to work ten
hands to advantage--the greater part being
yet to clear, Astounding in excellent timber,
ard affording from four to five hundred a
ores of prime tobacco land.
Mr.. Moses Scott living on the premises
will shew the land to any one inclined to
purchase. For terms apply to the subscri-
Der. SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chellowe, 18th March, 1907. Pm
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

I WING in the county Of Albemarle, con-
Il tiguous to that of Orange, and adjoin-
ing the lands of Col. Lindsay, Col. ]. Bar
bour, and Others, containing about 400 a.
cres, about one third whereof is cleared
and in good orlerfor cropping the remain
ing two thirds is first rate tobacco land.
This tract possesses improvements, among
which is new and .commodious DWELLING
house, smokehouse, &c. large new franz
ed barn, an out house in every respect suit
able for an overseer; a large young peach
orchard, small apple orchard. and other
fruit trees in abundance. A farther de-
scription is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing TO contract will first view the pre-
misses, where the subscriber now resides,
and may at any time be seen. The terms
are one third cash, about one third in Ken
lucky lands, if the parties can agree, and
a credit on the remainder, secured by mort
gage OF the land.
JOHN L. MOORE.
April e, 1907. w3t
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M u /,
A BEAUTIFUL BAY

" pE ITO IIFUL Is AT
Fifteen hands two in.
ches high, Imported by
John raylce. Esq. OF
Mount.Airy] will stand
the ensuing season, at
Fighting Creek, Powha.
tan county, two miles
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equity,

"a THa,zRFN wv 1 i
lHT TA IMPoRTED last fall, by
l,llsss{GxsSLs Brown * Rives, will stand
the ensuing season at my stable, in Amherst,
FIVE miles from New-Glasgow, at TWEEN
ty-hve dollars the season, dischargeable by
twenty, if paid by the first day of October
next-The season TO commence the first of
March and end first August.-Mares NAV
be covered by the leap at twelve dollars,
paid at the time of service or forty dol
lars to ensure them in foal, payable first
day ofJanuary ext-one dollar to the groom
in every case.-Good and extensive pastu-
rage, gratis, but no liability for accidents
or escapes.
GOUTYis beautiful bay, ten years old,
in high health and vigor, five feet three in
ches high, full of bone and muscle, fine
points and elegant form. He was after ma
NY months research selected by Mr.. Wea-
therby (author of the racing calendar and
general stud-book) as one of the best horses
that could be procured in Great Britain.
In letter from him he says there never
was higher bred horse shipped from
Great Britain OF any other country.
equity was got by Sir Peter Tcazle (un-
questionably the best stallion now in Eng
land) his dam the famous Yellow Mare by
Tandem; grandam, Perdita by Herod
great grand dam, Fair Forester by Sloe
great great grand dam by Forriter; great
great great grand Gam by Partner Croft's
bay BARB; Makeless Brimmer; Son Of
Dodsworth Burton Barb Mare.
equity run but three times, owing to
an injury he received in the fore leg
1st, in 1899, for the Darby stakes, for
three year olds, won by Archdukc.
I'd, in 1900, sweepstakes, for all ages,
with 25 guineas added out Of the racing
fnG-won by Gouty, beating Fugleman,
Vivaldi, &c &c.
Sd. NEWMARKET July meeting, { so, by
subscription, won by Sorcerer.
RoBERT RITERsi
February 10th, 1907. Sw
II. 49, -. = ". =. - n
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Notice.
VII be .S0Id.

A T Hanovcr courthouse, on Wedncsday
"a the 27th day of11ay nert, iffpir, and
If is nor fair, on the frst fair day there
after, the 7'RACT or LIND, 7vhereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq now resides,
to satisfy George Street e Co. the sum Of
E114 6, with interest thereon from the 7fh
Of June. 1905. till haid and costs in con-
.formityto decree Of the County Court Of
Hanover, Pronounced on the eth dry Of
February, 1905, in sut then dehendtng
In the said court bet7pren The said tiarfies.
The CoMMISSIoNERS
Hanover, LIST .dhrii, 1907. tGsl
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~" UaHfed Immediately at This Office,
as an APPRE NT1CE to the PRINTING
BUSINESS youth about IS or IL years old
Of respectable connexions, who can spell and
read correctly. He will have the advantage, if
more agreeable 10 his parent or guardian, Of az
teuding in the Book store during a part Of his
inc, wha-e be W. have an opportunity Of i'm.
proving himself in rsading,w riting, &c.
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Ep 2utilar!tn.
LAW OF THE U. STATES.

AN ACT
To froVide 10, rvizg tie eogFs Of TIE United Slate,
y it ena17ed BY lie Senate and Hoae of Repy.nis-
ID tiOes Of tie United STATE, If fu7sriea in Core,ei
aDfbed That the Preident of the United States ina
be, and is hereby authorized and requeeed to caue
iurvey be taken of the COATS Of the u States, in
which hail be degnated tie i1ands and fioals with
the roads or places of anchorage, within twenty
leagues of any part of the hores of the United States
aud alto the REFLECTIVE courfes aud difances between
the principal capes, head lands, together with fueh
other matters he may deem proper for completing
an accurate chart OF every part of the COATS within the
extent aforefad.
SIC. 9. lind be i:JuytBcy eaaqtI, That it nhall be
lawful for the Preident of the United States to caue
luch examinations and observations TO be made with
refPea to St. Georges bank, and any other bank or
ihoai, and the toundings and currents beyond the
danee aforefaid TO the Gulph Stream as in his OPT
Mon may be Especially iublervient to the commercial
ntereits of the United States
SEC. s. hndbs fnytbey suaG7eI That the Prefidcnt
of the United States iha be- and he is hereby autho
rized and requeed for any of the purpofes aorefad
to caue proper and intelligent perions to be employ
ed, and ALTO fuch of the public vefIes in aaual fer
vice, he may Judge expedient and to give fuch in
hrucions for regulating their conduct as to him may
appear proper, according to the tenor of this aa
SEc.4 4ad be itfl,tbe, enat7ed, That for carrying
this al into effect there ihall be, and hereby is ap
propristed. FUN not exceeding fifty ,houfand dol
lars to be paid out of any monies in the reaury not
otherwiie appropriated.
NATHL. MACON,
S9eate, Of the Hogls Of Rep,elsntatives
GEO. CLINTON,
Vife-Prsfatnf Of tbe United Slater, and
PraiItat sftbe Senate.
February 10, 1907.
APPROVED,
TIL; JEFFERSON
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City IF WejSiagfon, ,
MaIsb l, 1907. {
Notes BY TIE Editor Of tie Enquiyl,.
JOHN ADAIR.

Note, BY tie Editor of tie Enquiy.,.
l. 1t is difficult 10 underAand this infnuatien bur
10 far as it is Ineligible, it is ridiculous. Does
Cen a. mean to alisrt, that the fufpenfion of the
ra0fd' C0r9H' was at the JrS mitigation of the pre-
den; by the iecret aid o exeevy sqean5 F-On " ha,
proof does he utter this niinna;on Hon did he
Know that ineh was the wifi of the preGdeut: much
ei' that the predent employed any mean, for its ac-
complement The whole eonduG of the p. is in oo
petition to this. He did not once recommend the
iu'Pention OF the Habeas Corpus; nor did he even
lay thar information before Congre(s on which this
H'e@'ure Is iaid to have been bottomed 1t was at
the requeit OF the II. Of r. tlelf that he fubmitted
the documents on Burr's conrpiracy.
2. Why this nvidious diHlnaion3 Wby thus ali.
urdy attempt to excite the prejudces of the people
OF the W againll the administration IL il certain
ohat the fulpeniion Of the RqEeas C,,su, at would
nave operated principally in the Wet but for wha,
realon Not beeauie its inhabitants are marked out
as the victims Of executive perfecuton Not even be-
caute mott OF the conlpirators would have been
from them bat becaufc their country was CeIseed
as the Theatre Of this infamou, drama and became
mott OF the actors were ready at the lcene i,
not notorious fact, that ofthe five individuals " no
were arrefed and ihiPped by Gen. Wilkinfon. three
OF them (Meiirs. Bolman, Swartwout and Ogden)
were from the atlantic State,
81 Here peaks the vndiefive refentment Of re.u-
liant mind. Wbele throat has been cut without ary
'''' N'''S'J H't CC!l' <1udlT s; ara vet ACCORDING
to his own picture of woes, he has been az harbly
treated as BoIiman, Alexander or any other.
q. He means the luxurious JeFerfon.--
ne means man. OF Whole preient f.timeots on this
iniJeel he IS eomPetely ignorant; a man who. with
ont vovthng Tor the propriety Of the means adopted
has declared his belief from the only documents he Ina.
beoi him, that Gen. Wikinlcn has aSled with tho
honor Of folder and the fidelity ofa good eitizen
man Of whom there is not one acquainted with hin,
h7i would fay ihg let him he fatisfed of Wiknfon's
IreseherY or Jfani'Y, he would be the lall man 70
be found IN the catalogue Of his friends aud yroee.
tors.
8. GenWlIkinIcr did not ALERT tina, he bad a. cd
with the arProbation Of (-iiI the judges He r,oke
OF two only Judges Hall and Matthew'S. fsit not a
notorious iact' that Judge Workman was found ae.
queieert enough 70 have given Mr.. Ogden an in,n,e.
diae discharges & fhatit was thisdgiculty ofob,a;o,,
adequate Juice at New Orleans, which is All ,red +.
the very realon for applying to the jurfit,on Of the
Atlantic SAFEST
G. How 70 Does ;hs PRECEDENT hold in nj, hand,
the laws and juriid,9ion Of New Orleans IF a
sar was to foe Wdbnfon for fsICe imrr;r,pn,en,
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could Nj. J. er.er so t-ss.i "! uld Be ,ohfitu.e
the judge the jury; would he fay tie esesHfio.
Z. For what ?-for defeating army Gen. A
dar nun indeed be a Borapar,e to accomplish 10
much with 70 fmall force ?-For taking New-Or-
leans! The Plan is viiionary; but even if il were
practicable, what riuf think Of that patriot,
who at /aeb time and fuch place, could exrofe the
weakness of his country its encmiesl
s. A. B. was then to take f.eps whatever, with
Gu, the aid or the eountenance OF the government
Was the government to fanSion the robbery of the
banks Of New Orleans? Or has il authorized the en-
hitment Of men, which B. preparing ?-Tbcjf
facts demontra,e, tina, A. 3. was no. to paue until
he was commilloned by the government; aud that
he had eoniequentiy fome obje6 in view, which
was difin& from ths public nteren.
0. Was it nothing then, ieize upon New. Orleans
the monies of its banks, and the other reourtes which
II contained
TO- J. A. the apologia of A Burr a, the very mo-
ment, when by laying open fchen'e, he is vindi-
eating him from the n,aignity Of another And 7cby
lay open any of his fchemes, if for the purpoes
of dfoiesy-To vindcate himielf, it was only necec-
fairy for him to declare that he had agency what
ever in amy of the plans Of A. Burr 1t is too true,
that Gen. Adair by thus vndicating A. e. in ndreet
and tmid manner, has expoled himicf to the fufri-
con of being either the dupe the Allocate of y. E.
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AnAIR,s Address.

", are io!icitous to lay every cireunnahee before
e.. pae>,r, which may fled the faiutea light upon a.
.srf:' operations: ard therefore republi,h the
sc.Swiug pluiaus letter of John Adair to the reo-
u. Of the U.s.
Dove approts Gifts fprit or its contents Tar
FROM it. John <tar be really innocent, we could
in soI,,s seaiure have allowed for the indignation
which ,onicious virtue mutt have poured into his pen.
We could have allowed for tina, indignation, which
would have confined itelf alone the authors Of the
ills which he lufered. But John Adair has gonefur-
thef. His pafons breathe nothing of the reientment
o. dignifed mind It is pe,uiance it is the gall of
a viudiase fpir,. Il nrikes at every thing, which
oGends HIM whether defervedly or not; and no cha
raer 10 Respectable, no principle too iacred, to
eeape the ntiabic rapacity of his recruitment And all
this a, erfs, when the public mind is uncomnonly
zgitatsd by mynerious eouipracy againit the public
liberty when every thing that may infame it or
divert the tpris of invetigation ihouid have been
svoidsd aud when virtuous patrio, would have IA
trhed hsown feelings flor ti,ne) upon the altar of
On anxions country.
As,o Cen. wknfon's department. we nhall FAY
f,thing. We hail pauie for additional evidence, on
which 70 conirue opinions But we want no o.
thcr facts convince us that the tatemenss OF Adair
are in fome cafes incorrect and his concIsiions in
many
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7 " C. Fl II " C. r r r.

" C. Fl II " ERY.
Nottingham county, Janun,y court, 1907.
Daniel and WiLziam Gnerront Itor ire
benefit of James Rea and others tkeir
trnfcs5,J pbf
Smytb 7'andy g Nathan <J,rs, D.r,,.
ON tie motion Of TIE plaintiffs by TIER COM
~ FL, and 1t appearing TO the Eatisfaaiou of
TIE court, that the defendant Tandy is not an
tn6n6itont Of this Rofe; 1t is ordered and de-
t.eed' tbat ""hsG be Pail appear b-re on or he.
Jore Nay court next ana 0njaver tie plaintiff
Bill, tire court eoW then proceed TO take the lam.
for t0nfe6ed rs TO bin, and decree tie matte,
fSerecf aeeor6ingJ and that a copy eftbis or
der be jortbssifb f'u5l;i1ed in /ome pa5Ae nezrs.
payer eftbe city Of Richmond fer f4vo months fle-
eEsS'vriy' and another copy be pej9el up at lie
front deer offbe court -b0ule f i5ii eougty.
n Copy. 7cRe,
r. ELDRIDGF, j-. p. C.
rev. @f' oago2mp.
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A Copy. TeRe,
WIN. MARSHALL, CleyI.

IN Puriuanee of the foregoing decree we Tbsll
proceed to fell at Public Auction, for ready money
at the times and places following, that is'to fay
he iraet IN the county Of Powhatan containing 500
acres at Powhatan eourt-houie, on the third We'd
neiday III April, 1907, being the 9Th Of the onth
and court day of the fad county the other ,raA IN
the laid county OF Powhatan Containing forty.four a
eres, at the court-houle of the faid county on the
laid then Wedneiday in April next The tract ON
beaver-dam creek, in the county Of Cooehland, CON
tanning 900 acres, at Gooebland court houfe, on ;bs
MIRO MONDAY IN april, 1907, being the 2Oth Of the
Month, and court day Of the faid county. and rho
Other tract OF ten acres, called Little Inand in IN,
lad eoun'yof Goochland, at the eourt-houfe of the
laid eounty Of Gooehand, on the iaid thi,d Monda,
IN April next, in the year 1907.
JOSIAH ELLIS, ComMiJ.
WILLIAM MANN, H0S~,
February 20. spev.
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TT being n,o,- advan,--,-vs to.so d~ryndar,.
VIII, are insereGed in the foregoing tratis Of land.
that they ould be fold, credit, than for cain and
the Plaintiffs. by their council, havisg afented to
iaie ON credit; the fame will be accordingly fold
on credit. The lands will be laid off for
iale in the manner, which fall feem mon beneficial,
One fourth of the purchafe money is to be paid down
in cath; one half of the remaining three fourth. in
Fix months from the day of fAe, and the balance in
nine months from the fame period The conveyance,
to the Purehaers are not to be made, until the whole
amount OF their REFLECTIVE purchafes hal be dieharg
ed The Goochland lands will be fold at Goocbland
the day thereof, in the month Of
April next; to wit, on the third Monday, being the
10th day of April.
WILLIAM BERKLEY,3
JOSIAH ELLIS, Somntt-
WIN. MANN, eners'
March s.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
TIL: JEFFERSON.

I AN-AwAY from the Subfcriber,, ON Sunday the
IA 18th of lal month, Charles Ailltock an ap-
prentice, very bright muatto about feventeen years
OF age, five feet eight nine inches high, his hair
dark, and much iraiter than mulaoes generally are
he has firm counenance when fpoken to. He had
on, when he eloped fmall new fur hat, liort
brown coat and waitcoat and Grabbed pan,aloons
the feat pieced with different color he carried with
HIM cloths made of Virginia cloth, and it is probable
he will Unfit himfelf: he understands hewng and faw-
ing, and making coarfe fhoes. think he will fol-
low the laa mentioned bufnefs; have reafons to
fuPPole he is with mulatto named Jofeph Cooper
who is very good fhoemaker and that they will di-
rsea their route to Williamsburg Any perlon ap-
pretending faid apprentice and recurring him in goal
70 that get him again. lhall receive tbs above re-
ward, and if delivered in Loufa County yam
ceyviile), all reafonabls charges paid
jas. TURNER.
Yanceyville, March 8. oaw9wg.
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The following is an extract from letter of Gov
Monroe to Capt. Alexander Quarter, the comman-
dant of the public guard, dated May s, so2 on the
idbjca Of the condua proper 20 be obferved by the
centnels of the public guard, he expre1es mfef as
follows:
&c In general they fbould be cautioned not to direct
their piece with view to flrihe the Object, but in
cafes where they of opinion the peron bent on
Tome evil degn, inth take iurprize the cent?
mel get into the Capitol take the arms or other
public property. Sometimes perfons intoxicated NAV
pats near the centinel, even inlu, him. In freh
cafes it would be much to be regretted if uch perIons
fhouId be killed. ii he be kept at diGanee by the
point of the bayonet it will be lufiicent.'
No change was made by governor Page 40 10 the
coudua TO be oblerved by the eentinels-In letter
addrcied to the eommandant Of the public guard
March 18th, 1908 10 fpeaking Of the duties Of the
public guard he exprefIes hnfelf follows: "Thele
duties ire 70 well undsrtood by YOU and as far as
have ieeu been 70 faithfully performed that at pre-
ient any direction orders feipectng them would be
unneeelary."
Governor Cabell, in letter bearing date, MAY
Goth, 1906, addreHsd to Capt. Alexander Quarter.
the oommaudant of the guard, peaking Of the rules
and regulations adopted by his preiecefors Tor the
government Of the public gcard thus expreaes him
felf {" have ieen no eaufe for making any
change in airy Of them, and you will therefore
e0nEder them confirmed"
The above quotations from the letters Of Cover.
nors MUn-oe, Page and Csbe are true extracts from
the records.
DAHL. L. tiYLToN, elk 0! the Council.
Feb 10. Iawtf