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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

Gen. Daendels, appointed Governor Of ia
va, by the King of Holland, has arrived at
Batavia, and promifes encouragement to the
American Trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

We have no furthe- accounts ar anv prob.
able alteration in the situation IF sH.lrs By,
twixt this country and European nations
The DEGREES and orders Of France and Eng
land, are continued il full force. The Or
ders IN Council are strongly opposed BY the
minority III the British Parliament AT the
last dates Lc: q CEensilie, observed il the
House or Lords, tAat negotiation was
then pending wlth.the United States.
Abe disturbances which took place at
Manehester and other places, among Tie
weaNers, had been settled. The object
was "a increase VI wages, which they ob-
tanned.
SwSdes,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

The EoaSas Morning C5ronisie, of May IS.
faye, the Britfh government have offered TO
the American amhaaador to pats an act re-
oognizing the United Sf1fss as the mott favored
nation regarding trade, to enjoy in all Britifh
ports and fettlements the rights ond privileges
that may have been enjoyed at any time, " a.
ny other power, in am.ty with Great Britain
and fome Provifion as to the carrying of colo
NAL prodzce to European ports, without touch
ing in England; bur we have not had this part
Of the plan clearly explained. The right of
fearching r1ra6art hips for B,ai6 feamen
Will not be furrendered.--7Bi, 70 6e esafdeyss
re 5rTtit5 E4tinetae7. MIR. Pinckney gould not
give Deceive anfwer, but has fent the prop
oiiiiens 10 Azeriea.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-08

Thoie who pretend TO fone knowledge in
the occult fcience OF politics, think they Zee
in the fevere and reiterated orders which 30.
saparte is con~nually ifuing againlt Ameri-
can commerce, the feeds of fpeedy war be-
tween the the 2. States and frame. R1y 71I
EHsI.S ParGgrG8bf 1jfais,.--TBs Pysjf1ezt ortts
Uaifsd Sfsie5 if {" naturalized French citizan."
$50 ars JsNss IF Biz principal Cou.sll0,s ,--aaI
sore HAN f5it, ire ya!E6stft, tbsy 5clisvs 4HEIR
ETpgoS and King fa~ DO no zsLoHp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

Proficient, and be executed oniy il conformity
with iuch general rules as he would preicribe
4. E1cIuivey Of the aliaance which may
be received from gun boats and from the ar
med vefIeIs of the u. S. il would be adviiea-
bic 10 authorize the PRECEDENT to add ter or
twelve cutters to the prefent eltAblifhment,
Fait falling vehels of every draft Of water, and
requiring only from fifteen 10 thirty men each
are notify wanted, and would for the Object
contemplated, be as uleful as the largelf fri
gates.
5. 1t is with regret that the necei1ity of au-
thorizing, on application Of the collectors, an
immediate call Of the local phyhGal force Of the
country, nun alto be aated. But fuch par
tial acts of violence as have taken place in
fome Of the feaports cannot be prevented by
the circlntous manner IN which the public
force nun row be brought out in fupport Of
the laws. And no doubt exits that the MATS
of the citizens, whether they approve or diff
approve of the embargo, would, in every port,
fundamentally (upPreis any fuch outrage,Pro-
videa they can be called upon TO act in a legal
manaer. Reminder next zUeek.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
TRLEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION

IELEGhAPHIC IOMMUNLCAll ION !!
From Neye Pekin, The City Of the IVES
tern Wilderness, and Capital of the Empire
of Nova CHINA,
FRIDAY, December 2.
Since the convocation Of the Great Coun-
Gil Of the Mandarrns and Commons, deep
gloom has invested this superb metropolis.
Our illustrious and adorable Emperor did
not think proper pubhckiy to recommend
any particular course to be pursued in the
present crisis, ont gave his Ministers pri-
vatelyto understand that the anti CONNER
cial system Of Confucius the Younger must
be continued, with amendments and addi-
tons. The people still continue to indicate
uneasiness The proceedings Of the Great
Council experience a solemn pause. But
it is not probable that they can be arrested
in their hesdlong career of madness and
destruction. Eloquence and argument are
alike lost upon them. The Emperor exer-
cises no influence over their deliberations,
but, as might be expected in system like
ours, they wait till his wishes are ascertain
ed, and then think for themselves exactly
as he has thought. He has been guilty OF
many violations of the Fundamental Laws
of the Empire. In the Post Office Depart
ment he has decended to acts Of meanness
unworthy Of SO great Monarch, and has
usurped the function Of the Viceroy Of the
Post ROads-A member of the Commons
from the Verdant Mountains Of the North,
who is in possession Of the facts, has pledg-
ed himself to arraign him before the Sacred
College. The Sun Of our glory is Eclips-
ed The Temple ofthe laundering Winds
Is awfully agitated, and we are rapidly des.
cending to the Vale OF Tombs Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
CORTLAND,
AIonday, December l9, 1903.



cdMMUNIc ATED-
The following funeral kon0rs 10 HE
memory Of the tate Governor, haze
been agreed l4ion By ne militia af5cers
cf Portland -
LIST. That it will be proper for the
officers Of the Militia in the town Of
Portland, to wear their uniforms and
Grape on the left arm, just above the
cuff, and on the hilt 81 the swogd, as a
mark ofrespect for the late Governor
and Commander in Chief Of this Com
rnonwealth, for four Sundays.
Cd. That Oh Tuesday next, at IA 81
clock, a Military Procession be formed
of the two companies Of Altillerys and
the two companies Of Light-Infantry,
to meet at Unloa-Hai, which shall
move from thence to one Of the Meet
ing-houses, where a suitable address
will be delivered from thence TO the
square, opposite the Lurying ground
where three Yollies shall be fred from
the Artillery: and that one piece Of
Artillery be placed on the hill above the
burying-ground, which viii FIRE min
nte guns from the time the procession
moves until il arrives opposite the bu-
rying ground That the officers and
soldiers wear Grape as above mention
ed.
Sd. That the Officers and Non
Commissioned Officers Of the other
corps in town, wear their uniforms and
Grape Oh their left arms and swords or
Tuesday, and join the procession.
Owners ofvessels are requested to
hoist their flags half mast OH Tuesday
at ii o'clock.
The citizens Of the town. are respect
fully invited TO join in the procession.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

Prom Washington.

a memorial from Edward Livingston Of
the city Of New-Orleans was presented ID
the House and read This memorial states
that the memorialist had obtained, by the
Judgment fthe highest judicial tribunal in
the terrtory Of Orleans, the title and pos
session Of tract Of land commonly called
Tie Batture,
When he was Dispossessed by the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

Esfraa gfa letter from q gentleman IL Wafhing.
tol:, TO bis trieaa IN Hampihire County, G1fsd
Nov. "a.
In nothing can perceive difference be-
tween this and lalt winter, except that the
enmity which has uniformly been manifened
againit G. Britain, seems to be in DECREE
transferred 10 France; and have an mpreiii
on, altho' cannot fay have any information
OF the fact, that if there was the fame oppor
tunlty now, which offered year or two ago to
iettle our oilputes, that there would not be the
lame reluctance manifelfed: Two reafons there
are for this partial alteration OF public fenti-
ment. 5onaparte has mansfefted in a variety
ofinltances, hottie difpo6tion they did not
expect, after 70 much aattering, eringinp and
meanneis, and the fanguine expedation thar
Britain mult foon come under the power of the
conqueror, of which many during the lalf fe(-
non entertained not doubt, but Of which
new they fec no profpect, and il Is nor 20 be
expected that Great Britain will make concef.
lions now, which ihe refuied when her 6tna-
ton was vanly more critical than az pre(ent
make no doubt that both an honorable and
advantageous peace might yet be obtained
with Great Britain, but the prefent fy(teminuR
be abandoned ard new ground taken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

Old things haze become ne7v

Old things hare become ne7v
Forty years since the commissioners
of the Royal Revenue wrote to Gen.
Gage, desiring troops to support them
III their Office. Paxton, one Of the Of
fice-holding tories of that day, observed
to Mr.. Bollan, that Hutchinson and
some other Of his friends, were Of opin-
ion, that STANDING TRooPs were ne
cessary to support the authority Of GoU-
ernD1ent at Boston. Mr.. Bollan, our
agent, was against Standing Troops and
when there was talk of doing it, en-
deayored 10 prevent it, and freely rela-
ted to gentleman Of considerable en-
inenee, what some Of the principal
merchants said, that they who should
send over the Standing Troops would
certainly be cursed to all posterity.
His Majesty, besides drafted and detach-
eda Regiment to garrison the town,
ordered frigate, two sloops, and two
(not tzvetve) cutters to repair to, and
remain IN the harbour Of Boston, fo7.
sWlhorting and assisting the Officers Of
the Customs III the erecAtion By theiy,
dHty.-sALEM GAz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19
Gouarts ioasi.
Frcl2 adlai9aai Embargo La4u5.


On she sih init Mr.. GUS, from COM
Tniitec, appoinled in tlfe Senate, reported, I" A
PILL. MAKING FURTHER PROVISION
'fG'R ENFORCING THE EMBARGO" Ac-
comPanyng fbc bin was The following letter
from the Secretary Of the Trealury in anfwer
10 a cal from tie above committee for iRfor-
nation,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

The follogving funeral kon0rs 10 HE
memory Of The tute GoverHor, haze
been agreed n1lon 81 ne militia of3cers
or Portland -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

Marshal Of the District q Orleans, &C
ting under special rIsrucuons rom
the President Of the United States, in
consequence ofwhich the Marshal, by
beat of drum, called out three Regl-
ments Of militia and carried into effect
by force of Arms, the illegal mandates
of the President, in opposition to the
legal judgment of the Court, and in
contempt of a subsequent legal injunc-
ton issued by the said Court, enjoining
the Marshal not to carry into effect the
said unconstitutional and illegal COM
mand of the President
He pfays for relief.
Mr.. Smile moved that the memorial be
referred to the Attorney General.
This was objected to by Messrs. Garden
Ter, Key, and Elliot, on.the ground that the
Attorney General had already given A DE-
CIDED OPINION IN OPPOSITION
TO THE CLAIM OF THE MEMOIR
ALIST, AND IN FAVOUR OF THE
UNITED STATES Hl.b
But Mr.. Smiliie's motion prevailed, IS
to S6.--Freenaa's .fownak.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

This memc LAYING the National Leg
islature to r-4rasz tie wrongs which the
memorials his. suffered in consequence
Of the eHeIci-a al .n act Of Unconstitutional
and despot- r .-eI the President md
the mems la 5npanied BY yoluminous
documents, ann rowing the truth of eve
~ allegation viii it embraces-is referred
to an officer, del adent upon the President
for his bread from day to day, the mere
breath Of his nostrils, the mere creature Of
his will, This officer Of course, can report
when he Pleases, or not report at all, as tie
President may wish to direct. And what
is more extraordinary than ali the rest, this
very officer has already officially Prejudged
the case
Do we live under government oflaws-
or ofmen-or Of one mana DICTATOR
SHIP Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-12-19

C9rgress.--SInce the unfavourabIe dec
sion IN the Senate on the motion Of Mr..
HIllhouse, tor removing the embargo. no.
Ting q Importance has been acted upon
VS. have been fsreHrf1 WIT Mr.. F;4kr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

MIR. LIE TELLER, DEN7ISI-Is now
1VI practicng in the various branches of his
profession, i. cleansing andrestoring the Teeth
to their natural elegance, setting artificial ones,
30 as to be useful as well osiamcntal, plugging
the decayed cavities Of such Is can be preserved,
and extracting such tErftr gont to he saved,
in which operation he make s1Ise Of 8ygf S Patent
Extracting Iistya1n which takes thc 18th out
without any possibility Of f,;:cturug the Jaw or
bruising the gums, and with ruclsess pain Jan
the Instruments that are i'll general use.
He dcems it unnecessary To say any thing con-
corning the advantages derived from the mi1yne1'
OF his performance or his abilities, leaving IL for
his former operations to speak.
He has DrNT1FNIcE Of superior quality,
void of corrosive substances. prepared By himself
and for sale.
His dwelling is at the heuse next to T. Ran
dolph's, near the ClPitol.--A line or servant di-
rected to the SAID place, will De attended to.
Dee. Is. leD9w7
G-r Mr.. re Telierinfo,ns those That are ira
vellngto No-f,lE, thathis Brother is ,racticing
Dentistry there and MS abilities unexcepdon-
able.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
COLOMBIAN MILLS {, COAL LANDS


~ FOR sALE.-By virtue of Deed OF Tr1ist,
bearing date the first day of October, 1901, exc
cutcd by David Ross TO the subscribers, and for
the purpose of Completing the objects ofthe said
trust, in conformity to certain covenants therein
COMMUNICATIVE following property will be offered
for sale on the first Wednesday III January next,
at the front door of the Eagle Tavern in the city
of Richmond, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, between the hours Of twelve and four
O'Clock, to wit ALI that piece or parcel of Land,
adjoining the city of Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills, Houses, Ca
mails, improvements, Appendages and Privileges
thereunto beiongng-Also, an undivided two
thirds of tract OF Land in Henrco county, con-
tanning seventeen hundred acres, called the Deep
Run Coal Pits, and an undivided two thirds OF n
tract of Land in Chcstericld containing one hun
dred acres, called the Falling Greek Coal Pits,
of which said Coal Lands, the late James CurIie
was part owner.
GEO HAY, }
ROBERT POLLARD, Trustees.
FRANCIS ANDERSON,1 ~-..sS'
Nov. 81, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

: VIRGINIA 10 wit At a Chanccry District
Court held IN the city Of Williamsburg, the
Goth day Of April 1906.
Benskin Il. billiard, Pllintf-Against Ar
instead billiard md Reuben Jones', ID jsndants.
The defendant ~ instead billiard not having
entered his appearance and given security sccor-
ding thc ~cts Of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and il appearing - the satisfaction of the
cou. dat he is not u,habit;,nt Of this country,
motion Of ,5e plain, II by his counsel, It is or
dcrcd, yh:t ,he sad defendant do appear here on
the first day OF the next term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiff, and that q copy n this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper Of the city
Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
pozted at The front door Of the former Capitol III
this city.
a Copy AETY. ROBINSON, c. c.
Dec 81. lawful
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
Ma. JOHN HOPKINS,

SIX,
ID LEASE 20 t"Ec NoT1cg, That shall, on the
liin d'y OF February between the hours
OF o in the morning aud III t1c even jg, at the
Kissing sun Tavern, iu the ty of Richmond
and Oh the 10th Of Mtrch st .ne Tavern at New
Kent Court House, du.ing the same hours, pro-
caedto take tiic deposit ous Of si,ndl.y persons,
to be used las evidence ir n suit now depending
and unGet. rniincd, IN the superior cou.t of Chan
Gerry for the Rchnond District, wherein myself
and others arc plaintiffs, and you are defendant
IaCs. BURLING.
Richmond, Jan ., 1895. (law4w)
TT OUGATION.-Thc subscriber Offering his
II G;1cgncd thanks TO those gentlemen who
nave n,Ui.sted their confidence in him as a
le-chc., proposes 60 continue bis school at the
same pl-cc tie ensuing YER.
In TINS seminary vo'th vii be Instructed in the
G.cek, L.un and H. glisE L nsuages, Ceogra-
ply aud TIE use Of tie G!o.ca, the Elements of
Ceometry, with practical Surveying Also. the
elements o, Natural Philosophy, Writing and A.
rr,rmttic, Vulgar Decimal md Analytical. The
Tf,e I'd board, luton, wishing, bedding and fti-
a. wN hc I'm hnd.od dollars for the term, paid
...t.r.eily in .u,snce, 20 commence on tie fiji
teerih I'D I.nlsry and eul about the tenth Of De.
ceAbcr following. THOMAS NELSON
Humanity a-B, Forks Of Hanover, Dec u
lava "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

Y IRBY, DRAHE G TAYLOR-lIavc lust
H. received 10y The late arrivals lom London Z
Liverpool, in addition TO their FL Assortment,
bale London superGnc Cloths and Cass.u,eres,
90 do. Kendl Cottons, do. Carrots and Car
petlrg, boxes Al I.iah Linen, do. Diapers,
Lawns and SheetIngs.
An of which will be sold low for cash or on a
short credit. iIcc - rertf7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

TTOR SALE, 121 GOO acres Of LAND in Ken
Z awha county, in the folks Of Great Sandy
river;
$4,000 do. in Tszewcll county, on the waters
of Clnch river
10000 co in the county Of Wythe, OH Reed
and Peak creeks
LOCO do in Randolph county, The wAsers
of Cheat river:
Also, $4,000 acres Of Virginia Land Warrants.
The above will be sold very low, and great &C
commodation given in the payments.
To REET, q Brick House, on ShCcloe- Hill.
in good heighborhood, and possessing every
accommodation for = family.
THCS EORVELL.
Dec. 10. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
Dec 81.

GALES Of Vhrable Propcgty-On Monday the
- l5rh day of February ensuing, viii be expo
sed to public sale, at the late dwelling house of
Alc@Andcs Banks, deceased. variety of House
hoic < Kitchen Furniture, three or four likely Ne
gro Men, few excellent mich Cows, two Hor-
ses, small Wagsoa and Gear. &c sc.
Terms OF sale-Six months credit for all sums
over fifty dollars, the purchasers giving negotiable
notes with approved endorscrs, payable at the
E:,nk o. Virginia. r. GRAHAM, Ad,t,r
q The estate d h!eN'r. 8a4.s, guith the
Fs!.t ANNEXED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

NOUNC NEGROES FOE SALE-Win be
i sold TO the highest bidder, for cash. 1T Du-
relPs tavern, in Petersburg, Wednesday the
18th January next, IS Young NEGROES. They
all young and hb1e'-:, and consist Of men, wo-
men and children. Should The above mentioned
day be unlikely, or sufficient number of pr,r-
chasers from any not attend on that day, the
sole viii be continued from day to day tn the
whole arc disposed Of JAMES DABH'tY.
Gloucester c. II. Dec. 81. (tds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

\ BSCOEDED from he subscriber Oh the
L = night OF tEc 10th current, Negro MAS
named .ircAie, about IS years Of age be has
been branded or both checks seine years &co by
his former master, which makes them b1cks-
than the rest ofhis slim. and perhaps may nave the
mark ofthe whip on ba bac, he is about S feet
or inches high, somewhat bJw legged and
stOops lttlc as he w'lSa he h.s d variety Of
cloths amongst which arc ii iodE Ll,ek co.'s, d
sailors dress Of dark blue cloJl ard an od drIb
short jacket be generally bas his !i.,t p'cat.d in
various parts oflIis head hc is wei k5Jca about
Rocket, hw'rg sailed from thence several wears
Dr. the s'2op Planter, bel ngipg 10 ire. vii give
zen dod,fs reward to any peIson Experiencing .,d
lodging him in jail so that &c. him nam, and
all usstc< of vessels ana otIeis ~. {J5 w.sr,G
carrying nm out Ofthc country g. emp,ayiDr him,
for fthey 10 the law will be- cnFp-c,d rrs them
DAHLD dsyDEh5lM
Petersburg, Dec. 30. r4t1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

ITO PRINTERS-F6R Sale, on very req
Il sonable terms About 500 W.T.. of BUR-
CEOIS, and 800 of BREWER; The same Type
on which the ENouIRER was lately printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

DURLIC sALE-on Saturday the Goth dsv Of
4 January ensuing, will be sold, at the planta-
uon OF the latc Alexander Banks of Manchester,
the entire stock of Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Hay,
Plantation Utensils, &c
Terms Of salc.-Cssh for ell sums under %
ioiars, overtwenty dollars six months credit, the
purchaser wing negotiable notes with approved
endorsers, payable IT the Bank of Virginia
ROBERT GRAHAM, I1a,i'r.
q The eS'@ss IF flt'c'r. BG,l@s, with the
SgiY !lacaed.
Dec 81. (tdsN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
Nov. 81, 1907.

If the aforementioned property should prove In
sufficient 20 satisfy the debt thereupon charged
the subscribers Will offer for sale at the same time
and place, tract OF Land IN Henrico, called the
Seven Pines, containing by estimation, one thou
sand acres also, Z Tract OF Land in the same
county on Four Mile Greet, Leingthc saTae where
on the late col. John Pless;nts formcii. resided
containing by estimation four hundred and sixty a
ores, and forty acres Looming thereto, binding on
Bayicy's creek and said Four Mile creek, on which
stands the Norwich Mills Al Of which proper
ty was Conveyed in trust, by David Ross 20 tie
subscribers, by deed bearing date the nineteenth
day Of December, 1906, as an additional securit,
for = debt due 10 VIM b. Giles bv the SAID Ross
and charged on the Columbian Mills and Coal
Lands inst mentioned
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

NJ OTICE.-On Monday the 11th inst. il t4ir,
4 v if not, the next fair day, ut 5 O'Clock P n.
viii be sold at auction, without reserve, for rca-
~ money, Tor the benefit eli a number OF heirs,
the late property Of Wray Thomas, decd. ii BE-
ing in two lenemcnts Oh Shockoe HIi one Oil
the street leading west from the Capitol, now oc-
cupied >. Nj. C. DLAckgrove and adjoining the te-
nement now occupied by Nr Orr, Paine, the other
on the man street, occupied by Mr. B. Ch sig
neau as grocery store. EENAJAH THOMAS.
IAN. =. (ep4iT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
Dec. 81.

NTINoFIELD CRAlI1IIR SCHOOL viii
W be opened thc 10th OF JANUARY, on the
usual terms, where accommodation will be pro-
yiGcd for 1907 - bouders.
PETER NELSON
Dec. 81. C1tC)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

DENJ. HATCHER, TRUSTEES
NJ OTICE.-Al persons indebted to the late
IL Alexander Banks, decd. of Manchester, sre
iicreb; requested TO conc forward and discharge
their accounts MS speedily rs possible and those
persons having claims against the estate will
bring in their claims properly authenticated, when
provision will he made for their discharge by
ROBERT GRAHAM, .4i3ni.
Of The estate IF .dte,tr. B0nks, zotth the
SgW annexed.
Manclirstcr Dec II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-29

Virginia, that we shall faithfully and yea
lousy perform the duties belonging to our
station. In return, VIC request them in
ihosc counties, wheFc committee is not
formed TO indicate some pcrsoa with whom
a correspondence may be commenced and
to whom the proper COMMUNICATIONS will
III due time be made.
GEO: Hay,
JN0. CLARKE,
EDWARD &. SrANARD.
NN. ROBERTSON,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH