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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
JAMES MADISON.


10 ascertain the Western lcuudary of tae tract re.
served for satisfying the military aouatcs allow ed
TO the officers and soldiers OF The Virginia line on
COnHnrnta Establishment
EIEH e7Jo'ed BY tie Scaqte and House of Reb.
q res9at5tjres II the Jnued St4tes of .4Dieyica
IN C7sFfsss GsSent5fed, That the presinent of fhe
Unite states shall Dc. aud he is hereby authorised
10y atd ~1h the advice aud consent Of tie Senate TO
appoint t,rf cOtnml5souers the part Of the Uni
TED Bates 20 act With such commissioners rs may
be appointed by thc state Of Virginia and the cam
miesoHers tTu5 appointed shah have fail power and
authority 20 ascertain, survey aud mark, according
to the true intent add meaning of the condition.
touching the military reservation, in the deed of ces
ZION from the state Of Virginia 60 the Uaited States
OF the iaui north est ~ the river Ohio tie weser-
" boundary te VI snid reservation between the Lit
tie Miami and 5:iuto rivers.
Sec 2. IND Dc H further enacted That The com
missoDers appointed bv the United States shall
meet NJ Neuia in tile state Of Ohio on the ffh day
ct October nevt, for the purpose of ascertaipi tho
sad line uHi SIS ot'cr wise directed bv the u, .s.
deut oi tie Dated States--apd ~ case they sI.ii
not be met BY commissioner appointed on tie part
Oh the state Ot Virginia, within SIX Tvs afteJ. the
SAID nth day o October nsxt, the Commissioners
enrointed on the part Of the United States sitaf
proceed 10 ascertain eurveg aUd distinctly mark ts
SAD 1undsry tine, according to ile true intent and
meaninE OF the said act Of ces5ion in measuring
the 81 Inc, whether avcum panied Jy The commits
go ers on t''e pert of Virginia not, or in case Of
Engagement, they sha the Intersections if ant
OF said line with any surveys heretofore authorised
ny the United States, all courses, the quality
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17
July 10.

sSO be sold or Exchanged for property i'm Rich
4 mond small Farm about 81 OF nile distant
from the capitol, nearly third OF the Land is CO.
yered with wood and part of it good meadow Land.
The whole tract contains about so acres, the build
nss are neat, convenient and comfortable and are
Insured.
The Enclosures. garden and other appurtcnances
arc in excellent order.
Apply TO GEO. GREENUOW
July 10. wswp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

- 1"'. 'S' '4|dEHH "tStgECt, ;NEaTustY way
80, 1879.
Robert GourIcy, Executor of the last will ami ties.
lament OF Ariann Randolph, decd PitG:
AGAINST
Carter Page Executor II Archibald Cary. who
was eX'or Of Peyton Randolph, Edmund RanGcIph.
devsee and heir OF Peyton Randolph, deed and Ro-
bert West admir- Of Philip l.. Grimes who was ex.
ecutor Of John Robinson, Surviving executor of Phil
ip Grimes, deceased and Edmund Jennings,
Defendants,
BY consent OF the Plaintiff and of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, il is ordered and decreed, thas
Martin Dawson and Geo. Greeuhow or either es
them, do make sale Of the slaves and other proper
ty in the ndenture Of trust of the 9th of May 800
mentioned, credit of 9 and 10 months taking
bond ard good security, payable to them, or the one
that shall act as commissioner as aforesaid and bring
the said bonds into court, 80 he disposed Of as the
court shall direct. The said sales TO he advertised
four weeks in three Of the Richmond newspapers
And il is further ordered that either OF the said
commissioners mag sell separate any part of the said
properly and it is further ordered that the DEGREES
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall nos
he enforced against his person until the trust fund 10
disposed Of neither his person property being IL
able beyond the dccreed TO be paid by him and
by Of the Plaintiff, and of Carter Page exee-
utor Of Archibald Cary, who executor of Peter
Randolph 1t is ordered that one of the commissi-
o1ers Of this court DO examine, state and settle tho
account OF the administration of the said Cary and
the said Randolph, the estate Of The said Arch;,
bald Cary.
(ACopyj
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17

an CHANGER United ,States Court, nth
= Circuit ard HyYinia district, Saturday .iiay
80, 1879.
Robert Gourlcy, Executor Of the last will ami ties.
lament OF Ariann Randolph, decd PItG:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-17


N Observation-Disclosures county. Nav
: Term, 1879.
Hardin Perkins and Price Perkins, executors of
Hardin Perkins, decd, who was acting exe'or. of
John Watkins, decd and Robert Watkins, one of
The children and representatives of the said John
""N'ns' decd, Flais:i3s.
Josias Chambers and Clopton Chambers
y =, Defendants.
On the motion of the plsntHs By their attorneys
and 1t appearing 20 the satisfaction of the court that
the dett Josias Chambers is not an ;nhabant of this
state, IT rs ordered anu dec-eed, That unless the
sad ios'as shall appear here on or before August
Term next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs, the
court will then proceed to take the same for COMES
sed as to him, and decree the matter thereof accord
ng'y, and That copy of this order be forthwith pub
'''hed IN some public newspaper OF che city of Rich
mond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another
copy be posted MP at the frons door of the court.
house OF this county.
copy. Teste,
May 20. var,
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June &c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04

shall be presented with rsasset, bayone.,
and other personal equipments, or, if attach
ed to the cavalry, with a sabre. and pistols
Furnished him by the United States, as pub
lick testimonial of the promptitude and zeal
with which he shall have volunteered in sup
port of the rights and honour of the country.
SEC. 8. .1nd be it furfhr enacted, That
the sum OF one million of dollars be appro-
pris,ed to defray the expenses which may be
incurred under the provisions of this act, to
be paid out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
H. CLAY,
Sneaker Of The House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON,
Tee-President Of The Unftd STATES, and
President Of the Senate.
February 6, lsls-APPRovED.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04

Of the cife 81 III which the taxes are paid.
the people themselves who Pay them, is one |
Of those equivoques of which the honourab!e
member is so fond. Ii is, however, an arti-V
fee too thinIy yeiied, TO deceive the Senate,
or mislead our constituents. Mr.. A. said,
the course taken by the honourable member
had been SC devious, that il had been hard -
follow him, and indeed sometimes 10 under
stand his meaning correctly.
MIR. A. said, he could not, nor did he in~
tend, when he rose, TO answer all the obscr-
vaiions of the honourablc member-he had
selected the most prominent, aud should an
swer only one or two more. The honoura-
BILE member had said, that 10 the unwilling
ness of The late and present administration
to incur expense, he attributes the present
situation of our country. Although he has
made this charge against the administration,
ne has not specified any case IN which the
present administration had refused TO incur
expense. Mr.. a supposed il would have
been rather too oold charge, after the mea-
sure adopted by the President, and with their
result now before us he had, however, spe-
cihed two cases under the former administra-
tlon--a refusal to incur the expense necessary
70 carry the embargo into effect, and a reiec-
iion by the House of Representatives OF q
proposition to authorize contingent letters Of
marque and reprisal. Mr.. "A. said lie had al
ways understood, that the Executive had used
with great assiduiy every means which had
been placed in his hands by Congress, TO car
ry into effect the several embargo laws that
the laws were as well executed, as any res
trictive lFws, OF so pressing a character
could have been upon AN extensive coast,
and more SO than the restrictive laws of 6.
Britain and France had ever been, with all
their navies and their numerous armies and
that il was not because this law was not we'll.
executed that 1t was repealed, but in conse- =
quence of another consideration, well known
to the honourable member himself, who can
give as accurate history of the repeal Of :
tha, law, as the honourable member of eith-
er House. Mr.. A. said, with respect to ,he
failure, on the part of the House of Repre-
sentatives, 10 adopt contingent letters Of mar.
cue and reprisal, he could not see how that
could with any proprie,y be attributed 10 the
LATE President. lie did not indeed, by any
official message, recommend such measureS>
and the correctness Of such course might
well be doubted, upon constitutional grounds.
But, Mr.. A said, he well knew that the Pre-
.ldent was anxious for provision OF that
kind, as a substitute for the embargo; wheth-
CT in The precise phraseology of the provision
the House rejected, Mr.. A. could not say
bot knowing, as he did, that the President
was desirous of a stronr substitute, he was
sorry that the honourabIe mcmberthad at
tempted to attribute TO him the falWe OF so
important a measure, Tor which be ss- - -.
way resDonsihe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-03-04
REPORT
OF the Committee OF the Legislature Of
Massachusetts on Indian supplies and

=
Massachusetts on Indian supplies and
Army clothing.
The Committee who have had under con.
sideration the communication of His Excel
lency upon the subject Of supplying this Com
,monwealth's propos lion OF blankets and cloth
ing Tor the necessary supply OF the lndiahsy
and such number OF troops as upon any cxi-
gency 1t may be found necessary for defensive
or offensive war :--Havc attended to the duty
assigned them, and as the result Of their \
moAt careful and critical inquiry, they ietV
themselves hily authorized to say, they find
both the ability and inclination in the good
people OF this Commonwealth 10 furnish ac
very short notice, any number Of blankets,
and any Quantity of clothing, all Of the mana
ufacture of this Commonwealth, that may be
necessary to enable the General Government
to fulfil any engagements made, or such as
may be for The interest of the United States
to make. The Committee with pleasure no..
!ice your Excellency's correct description of
the energies Of the American people at the
commencement Of their struggle for indepen-
deace, and the means by them employed t1
render that struggle successful, by applying
to their own internal resources, and cent?.
dently believe, that while American patriot
ism has not abated, the resources of DIR
country have increased, and cur sbilily 10 live
free, happy, and independent of all other ia
,ions, has grown Nth our growth 2 nd
strengthened with our strength. Proposals
have already been made to the Committee bv
: individuals adequate TO the fulfilmen, ,f their
engagements TO furnish at least $4,000 blsnk-
cts and like number Of suits of clothes.
within short period from the date of tho
contract. Your Committee there fore >rcport
the following
RESOLVE,
which is submitted by JOHN HEAD. Chair
man Of the Committee.
Commonwealth IF Aassaehusetrs.
RESOLVED, that his Excelleney the Gov
ernour be requested TO communicate TO the
General Government, in such mode as he
may Judge most convenient and expe di,ioas.
the perfect ability and disposition Of the Gov Il
7 ernment Of this Commonwealth 10 make the
most prompt provisions fo- the immediate
supply OF such blankets and clothing a, the
General Government may wish 10 contract
with the citizens ef this Commonwealth for.
sufficient to meet any contingency which may
occur, and to request Information of spy 9th
er articles watch ave or may be wanted for
Supplying the Indians, as there can be no
doubt OF the ability OF this Commonwealth 10
supply by contract any such articles mostly,
IL not a'tog~ther from our own nAnufsctures
Feb. %. isis.--AppRerxp, E. GERRY:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Saigtts 2bip jAeiDs.
PORT OF PORTL1ND-l8l2

Tuesday May 12-Arriyed schr Hiram,
Bradford, SO days from BOniyest, with Salt
% T. Slower.
May IS, arrived brig Castor. capt. Wins.
low, % days from So J4go d. Cuba, with
rum 10 J Knight.
Thursday, May i4-AIrived brig Massa.
SOFT, capt. 5 kabin>"',, IS days from Gui
ria, w,th molasses 10 J, kuigh aud Nj. Ad-
ans.
Same day-Arr,vod brig Venus, Capt.
Roach, 81 days from Guiri wIlh molAsses
and iustic, 20 Capt u. Smi>h and ca
Roach
Same dar Arrived -ig G altitude, capt.
Howard, 23 days from 81. Bstts, with Rum
nd Sugar TO Fernaia and Elder May ID,
Ia. Az, lnn. g. spoke schr from Porto rico,
Tor Boston. May Is. brig Sally, jennings,
- days from Porto rico f,r Porism u Il,
m ID april 90, lat. 81. Ion 68. spoke one
4 lis Malesty's 5l4ops Of war, on a cruize,
who expressed no wish ID interfere with Us,
but permitted US 10 pas. unmolested.
S..'ne day Arrived big Fame, Capt D
Slao k1cle, 70 days from Trinidad, CUBA
viii Rum to Deer.ng < Dix--April 25,
apokc brig Inlus-ry, Bradley, IS days from
Z yenue, for Newbu }port-M y 3, schr
Ranger, Varney, Is days from PSrtorIco,
ior Portsmouth, >z H)-Msy 10. lat SO, a
mp from P.l mouth, (E) Cal Cox, for Bos
ton--May u. schr MARY Ann, St Clair,
from Bos,1a, for Charleston
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Board ocHeaZh.

, THE B0ard of Health respectfully renirl
the Inhabitants OF Pgfla1d. that Il ev have
entered upon The dGties ~ thr uiics IN, vI,trt,
they have been elected, tnd having deter
mined % execute the Law hich nnthori7es
;heir appointment, incy cCih ATTY uust tEey
shall have the counIeu&nce and sUnport a.
their fellow citizens
lie foif.wng Is an extract from the Law
az horisinG Ite appointment Of Health
Committee Or Health OHicrr
That i ihalI be their duty to remove al
filth OF any kind whatever which fial be fouad
IN any OF 'he itreets lanes, wharves dock. &c
10 any other place whatever withiu AL. lirni.
OF the town 70 which fuch Committee or
Health Officer belongs, whenever iuch G'th
ihAti 10 their judgment eudangcr the lives r-
the health of the inhabitants thereof All H.
eHPenies whereof 20 te paid ~ the perlrn t-
Perions who placed il there II known y, \
not 81 he town by v hich laid Comrnit. .es III,
Heath Othcer vas appointed And whence
any nth as sfofeiaid lhal = found on rr,ys..
properly iaId Committee or Health CfEr4-
thai notny and order the owner or oeeu,.,.s.
thereof, after twenry-four hours notice fo Nj
mav We The anne, At their own exnsnle .rd
Gale lad owner or occunser fhau ueeleet q,
remove ~ hth from hir u Ler Dronfyt, WI
Ter he expiration ct he time srorefsta L. -.
hey 2 offending haIi forfeit and cav f,pe
Oas H-Hd's4 doLia'v 70 be iued for and recovrt-
ed, with cots of iuit, by laid Committea cr
Heai'h-Ohlcer, before any Court proner v,
try The lame, for The ule of IKE moor OF ~,
'own in5which luch offence il crnlmiffed arl
lAid owner or ocCupi.r a. afurelajd fhsu ".
ilaoie and obliged TO repay 20 faId tcryp an co.'s
and charges which the iaid Comnirtee es
Health othcer may have incurred IN removirs-
The fifth from his Or her properly.
The Board Of hsealth request the Tnhsl
iianls " the Town tc remove inrn the Strrft
u dirt and tith Of every kind from de-,
ards, Cellars &c or Saturday 80 Il Nfsy. ma
whlch time, t~nd on every Saturday throart.
the Summer) tie Scsyenger viii na.s thr,f
Town 70 receive the same
Complaints against Nuissnces on private
property, or against persons throwing Dead
ANIMALS, Or Animal Substances. or Filth ~
any KIND, into ths Streets or I.apes (excert
on Saturdays. afGFesaid) ,.ilI meet lie
prompt attenilonof either Of the hoard
PETER WARREN, ChairaLa1
THOMAS BURNHAM.
JOEL HALL,
JOS. CROSS rrH
JACOB KNIGHTS,
JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
JOHN FOX,
IOSEPH ILSLEY.
WIN. POLLlES
rIay 18Th, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NclO Land and Pine Timber.

FOR fale on very advantageous terms, if
: applied for Immediately, one quarter part,
undivided, of Townlhip Number Four, in
Oxford county, which lies north Of and ad-
dining DiI6eid; nut fix miles from Andre.
iroggin river, and forty miles from Halloween
to centre of fald townlhip. It is well accom-
naodated as TO roads thar are now opened thro'
faid townfhiP, 10 large fet.lenents which lie
north of and adjoining it, The fad townfhip
numbered four, Includes an immenfc quantity
Of Pine Timber Of the beR quaiity, on land
adjoining Webb's river, wLcn runs through
iaid toVnfhip; which timber can he eaflly
conveyed to market by the waters of the An
drofcoggin
Price lew, and payment made eafY. If
rEqueited, nearly one half OF the amount of
purchafe, would be received, either IA i'm
proved land, or buildings, if good AID well
6tuated, or Vehel,
-11o, Far Sale, feveral Lots of Land in Avon,
on Sandy river, fourteen miles from Farm
ington Academy, on credit, for cath, grain,
or neat flock, or fore lots, with the addition
Of Tome good Mortgages, will be exchanged
az above. For further particulars apply 10
the iubfcriber in HaIlowell Call and lee if il
Is not an Object worthy attention.
JACOB ABBOT, JUN.
HaEczvsII, Nay IS, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
Tear. Gin. Snear. &c.

Teas, Gin, Sugar, &c.
Tor fale al No. 5. Uai,a Po-g. BY LION
l. ARD e a. n CROSSE chefs TEAS,
bf iuperior quality, imported 10 april 1919,
"a the Hamilton viz. Hyton, Young Hyion,
Hyfon Skin and Souchong-pipes aud barrels
of Philadelphia Cin--iO boxes brown HavAn-
na Sugars-whiierdo-W -Wines-Run-Mola
Ees-Cofee-R RiCe--I0 bales upland Cotton
10 boxes Muica:el PaifRs Rs-Pepper-Pimen
o-Indigo-Floor 3fulhes-Csndles-- Dill
Tohacco-2o dOz sutton hoes--5hoVeis--
Ruliia Iron--Cut Nails-loo quintsl Pollock
FIlh-Cod do. IA VI May 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

town, ,nd Z thorough going cspositie nists
were chosen"
AS the editor Of the Argus has not
thought proper to inform the citizens
in what view their Representatives are
10 be considered as opposiionis,s, VIC
viii, in few words, state in what sense
they may be stiled so (; and we trusl
and hope they will continue such.
lst. They are opposed to embargoes
2d, They are opposed to the present
non-importation law, which forbids the
merchants to bring home their proper
y LOW in England, to the amount Of
several millions Of dollars
81. They are opposed 10 the mad and
ruinous project Of an offensive war with
England, in the present defenceless Sit
uatlon of our commerce and seaports
4'h. They are opposed to the estab.
lshment Of large Standing Armies in
lie ofP@ace, as being dangerous to l.b-
elly, bu densome u the people, and ten
ding 10 desrloy our republican ius'itu
tions, aud calculated to introduce arbi-
tra'y power and oppression
5.h. ihcy are opposed 70 the laying
Iax On Land and Houses a Stamp
hct and Loans for the purpose Of Carry
ing on the system Of policy now pursu.
cd by C0ngfess in short, they are op-
posed to the hole system Of restrictive
measures imposed on commerce, which
oppresses the merchant and farmer,
dvpiives the mechanic, seaman and la
bourtr of ernplOyment, and destroys the
revenue. Aud furthd, we trust they
Will be opposed 10 a late law passed by
the people loving democrats, last win.
ter, which provides for paying the rep
r~sentaliycs out Of t.c public chest,
whereby the citizens Of this Gown are,
and will be, very unjustly saddled win
. yearly additional expense Of nearly
ffUe hundred d5tiqrs. Thus far the
Portland Representatives, we presume,
viii b tound "thor0ngh3 oiag QfhoSition-
tsts"-if they are not, they are not wor.
thy oflhe confidence repuscd in them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

commanded the People 70 hold annu-
alIy.-Tis matter Of congra;ulatlon
that all lhcfe changes which have ia
ken place in our country are in confe-
aucuce OF the Ui5kEce Of our fafs
government and the wlacc9mtdbLs con-
ds4 of cur Federal government
The b41y bshtick has !or many years
b.en labouring under difeaies Of vari
Gus kinds tis now recovering by It's
own exertions- without medical aid
Il is ~, zviae of its dilordcEs and will
be loon reltored TO It's accuitomed
health and 0rength MAY deaven
fpeed the day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
EDWARD HOWE.
u HOLSTERER

ZIteo=65 BnidiHgJ, A-idAf Erest
LAS lult received an additional aGortment Of
n MILITARY GOODS
Gilt and Mahogany framJ LOOKING
GLASSES.
One elegant gilt TIME PIECE.
PAPER. HANGINGs and BORDERS
BEDTICKING, CHASE LACES and wor
fed,
Live geefe. Sea Fowl and RufIa Feathers
Fringes Bed Laoes ard 4 alels
He continues 10 manufacture Sofas Ezfy
and Lolling Chairs, Hair and Mois MatraGe-
all Of which will be field very low.
~ Beds filed at the lhortelt notice.
Portland, May l8, 1879 6w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Our Friends. and COrresg sgondents, whilst
We tender them our ackno vi cdgments for
their in diligence and communications, VII
have the goodness to ~ecoIect that two III
s:deratlons are indisp pensibly necessary to in
"a + attcn;iOn 20 their iavuurs--- VIZ. that he,
y forwarded free Of postage and The name 81
he communicates conhdcd TO the Editor.
The Former VIII exempt rs from a. ulrea
'onablc and heavy tax aud ,Le later prevent
IMPOSITION.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

MTE the fubfcrihers having been appointed
by the Hon. Samuei Freeman, E.4.
Judge of Probate of Wills &C for the County
Of Cumberland, CommiI1ne-s ID receive and
eIafliue the cIaims Of the Creditors 10 the ei-
'seIof JAMES FROST,
ia'e Iot FeJsptcor, IN iaiI Coua,y. ye0man, de-
cea!ed, rspreieated inioiveat, do hereby give
notiFe thas fix months are allowed 10 laid cTuI-
itors 20 DriEg in and prove their cia,n-; snd
that we ihall attend thst lervice al Jhe oiice IT
Haae Gates, IN Brunf~icx, in fa.d Cuunrv ou
the IAlt sncndzy Of June next an3 on the !ait
monH4y.s OF the three following mCuiht al two
OF tie eiJCk "a the afternoon on each of iatd
days ROBERT ID DUNNING
ISAAC GATES,
D5is5 zf ByusfEri,k. 6p,EISl2 (NlsA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

HE tlblcriber hereby gives public notice
60 ali CONCERNED, ia, he has besn dulv sp-
pointed and has taken upon himlelf tie tInit
OF Executor of the Iall will aud Teaameut W
ISAAC JOHNSON,
late Of Bridg ton, in the county os Cumberland,
B!aekimi'h +, decealed ~ grvius aonl = he
ia~ direci'--He therefor rsqrses III. Ecrro4.
~ho are indebted 20 the ilid deceaied eaars
20 maze immedla Faymeut; aud thcie psh1
have any demands thereon w TX 1hiblt The lsute
&c q BkER Johnson
May ~ \. 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18
NOTTCE 4

fFIlE Propri, ors Of the Portland Livery
sable are hereby Lotihed to meet az
Folfoms Tavern, on Monday, the 6rl day Of
June next, at half pan clock NJ. for the
choice Of three Dn ectors and Treaiurer.
S. PATTEN, Treaiver.
N Ball perfous having accounts unie,ted
" III the Easbl hment, will peale to call on
The Treaiurer aud lettle The fame previous TO
the above meeting Nay 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-18

Ma. SHIRLEY,
A,thetate Town Meeting ia tbs own fol
The choice OF r representatives., me votes las
| am Informed, for did not attend The meet.
iag) were as fnIluw, VIZ for Mr Pot.cr-
Geid ISL, Mr. Sparrow 148. Nj Hotbs 145,
Mr Morreh iI6. Gen Merrill 10, these al
ded make 67U, divided By f.e MAKE l1+yo
ters. In addition to the foregoing, tlere
we're, for Peter Merril I, NATHAN Lorp 8
B Remmick Z, c Merrill /, Thomas Seal
William Valentine is. 5 Estes z, 'Yinsio~
g ] Valentine 8, Silas Hall II, Isaac s Sic
vens z, Peter Lunt 27, Archelsus Lewis Is,
Leighton 81 These added amount 10
200, and, as only ore nsme was borne % one
ticket tat i .he number of voters, and
therefore add 1U9 70 Isl and The whole mum
Der Is $40 necessary 10 make choice I72,
and as no person had thar number. can any
oae b. chosen? a publication Of this 5 are-
ment i reqIcs ed, viii view 10 o.: ain,
and at the same time 10 disseminate correct
information, upon the subject Of Elections.
Falmouth, May 1912