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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
The american Squadron.

There are no later accounts Of the Equadron
under Gem R,gasi the general opinion at
the fouthward IS, tina; it has gone te France
Notwithstanding the myRery which wells 70
many of the acts of the administration, it is
impoihole that the directors Of our little navy
fhouId fend it to dillanCe or foreign port and
leave our own fhores wholly unprotected =
Probably in a few days, fome fatisf46tory in
formation will be afforded on this fubje9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

AS the Orders in Council are repealed,
will our Government persevere in continuing
the war IL an opinion may be formed from
the course of measures pursued BY the pre-
sent and past administrations, there is no
question but that the plan of a war with
England. has for years. been a fovorite
one. They long halted betwixt their wish.
es and their fears, but as soon as the sdyo
Gates for war became sufficiently strong in
the government, they commenced the con
test and from its nature and character we
are induced 10 believe that IL the men, who
declared it, are continued in power, its dur
alton will be long. We much doubt wheth.
er the President will consider the repeal Of
the Orders as affording sufficient reasons for
an offer of negotiation for peace. We re-
peat that nothing short Of change III the
men for the next Congress will put an end
to the present war-unless the people pre-
viousIy express their united disspprObation
of IL Tor it is possible that the men now
in power would soone: change their mes-
Sures than lose their places. Hence if the
voice of the people is for peace, an effort
may be made 10 restore il bat this is BY. no
means certsin. The attempt to negotiate
may be made only with a view TO deceive,
and four years war be inevitable Let
party names and distinctions cease and u /
mite in the election Of such men as will not
vote for continuing an unne cessavy and dies.
tructive war, but who will advocate Peace,
Commerce and Prosperity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

BowDoIE CoLLtGE, August 7th, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, chat the Govern
~ nent of College will attend al the Phiiof
ophy Chamber, in Mafachuletts Hail, for the
purpois of examining candidates for zdmiffion
on Thurfday, the Sd day OF September next,
at o clock A. NJ.
Recommendations As 60 moral character viii
a. uflai, be required.
JkSS6 APPLETON, Pysfe..s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
NOTICE.

THE owners Of the fchooner St. Michaels
are reqdeltsd 70 meet at Mr. Bseraa
HOTEL Al O'Clock this afternoon, 10 deter
mine on the diipotsI or further employment
Of iaid fchooner
JOHN W. QUINCY, Agrzf fer fbs ozrue,s.
Aupuft 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
z. GREELY.

HaI far Jaie, AZ Nc. ], Long RBsrC
80 Hhds. Rum-zO hhds. MoIsGes,
pipes Brandy-Io chez Tea
20 bags Coffee-4o boxes Chocolate
1000 buihels fine Salt
100 bbls. Flour-IOO bbIs Tar
40 bbls Pork-5O bbIs. Beef
100 hhds' Lifbon Salt, at 475 per HID.
<sggf 10, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
Standardization |

THE Members Of the PORTLAND EIF1R
COMPANY, are dire6ted to meet &C the
Armory, on Zassday next, O'Clock forenoon,
IN Uniform Per ofdsr IF i5s Captain.
dug. 10 w. 2 SEWALL. o. s
N. B-As 'here is no Armourer engaged 70
put their pieces in order, il will be necefary
tor each individual 10 fee that his arms are IN
good order or that day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

THIS DA10, at 10 o'clsck, 4. n. az
tie Hoyf N Paul Pricbard, (CeHa's
Bmldmg5J
A Variety Of H0USEHoEB FURNITURE
n conGlling Of Beds Bedaeads Mahogany
Dining. Pembroke. and Card Tables side
Board Sofa Caaofs; Knife Tray Coffee
Urn; Crccksry & GIafs Ware Kilchen Far
niIurt, sc. SC. Also,
Sleigh & Harnefs.
s. M'LELLAN. 2
sAuguf 10 T. FLETCHER, no -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
LICENCES,

THE Seleamen of the towo Of Portland
requea All peFfons who -=ifh 10 be aspire
b1ted as I1nhoders or Retailers or to have
their Licences renewed, to make Application
TO them previous to the 9oth inn
70 None need apply who fhould not dslign
20 conform ltricaly to The law for regulating
licenced houfes
SAM FREEMAN, Per orslr.
Isg S, 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
JOHN PATTEE, Tozva CLERK

~ The notification for meeting to. defg
nate fuitabIe Candidate for Member Of Con
greis in this Diltrict, renders the publication
of " Obssrvv's" remarks unnecefary.
~ The Relolut ons of the towns of BiSjefsrS
and 7sejsa@, and much other intereting mat
ter, prepared in type for this days sAper, are
deferred for want of room.
ERRArA In the motto Of the Prs-vier, n
our hrit page. for Politi and conyenics read
SsAfj snss eestcsis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
WILLIAM OXNARD.

No. 5. Mr6yt R,5S, Ia. 4, fols,
IUS1 received from Providence, an abort.
nent Of Warp. Filing and two threads
COTTON Yarn, together with shirtings, Sheet
iugs' Cinghams, Tickihgs, Stripes, &c.
AsgG 40. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the annual
meeting Of the Board of cverleers OF
Bowdoin College, will be holden in the College
Chapel IA Brunfwick, on Tuelday the frit
day OF September next, at 10 clock A. IA.
JOHN ABBOT, Say Of Jais R.sr1.
B,ss/rOiek, 7tb hsggs, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
July e@Islz.

IL. So 10 Samuel FeDenden, Eta. eue
Of tie Propriet7r5 aforejaid,
YOU are hsreby authorized and required
IN the name Of the Commonwealth Of Malta
chuietts, TO notify anc warn in manner a. the
law direeis, a meeting Of laid proprletors. VI
be holden az The tine and place, and for ~
purpoies mentioned IN the foregoing applica.
ton Given under my hand and feal az PORT.
land, IN the couLy OF Cumberland, This eigh.
reenth day of July, in the year Of our Lord.
eighteen hundred and twelve
PRENTISS MELLEN, Tsfiss Of fBs
Ptare fbreg6sEf f5s Cos17an-De1itb n H0Eae6Irfts
BY virtue OF the above Warrant, hereby
notify the fad Proprietors to meet AZ the time,
and place and for The purpofes erprefsd il
the above warrant and application.
SAMUEL FEssENDEN.
JrLy es5, 1919 (4wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
"a -.

ONB half Of swo-lory HOUSE 6tuated
10 Federal ftreet ---Allo, Houle firua.
ted on the corner of Federal nreet ana FiddI.
Lane For further particulars enquire At This
Office, or of JAMES BARRETT
Portland, Aug 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
THE Northern Army.

The army under Gen. Hull have In
vaded Canada and taken possession OF
the town Of Sandwich, two miles below
Detroit, on the English side, with little
opposition.
On the 18th Of July, Gen. Hull issued
Proclamation tothe Canadiansin which
he promises protection to the persons
and property Of those who remain at
their homes and assures them they
shall be " e7lancihated from tyranny and
ofihresSion and restored 10 the dignifed
station Of treemen." Have the Canadi-
ans asked for this " emancipation" or
complained of tyranny and oppres-
sion ~ Gen. H. says Had any
doubts of success, might ask your as
sistaAce, but do not. l come prepar-
ed with force that will look down all
opposition and that force is but the van.
guard of much greater"
Gen. II. tells the Csnadians If they
take part in the approaching contest,
they will be considered and treated as
enemies and the horrors and calamities
of war will stalk before them" "No
white man found fighting by the side
of an Indian will be taken prisoner, in
slant death will be his lot" in case the
indians are employed against our citi-
zens. The Proclamation further states
that voluntary services will be readily
accepted, and that the U, STATES offers
the heretofore free, te2feq5Le and mot.
Jendingl inhabitants of Canada, peace,
liberty and security, or war, slavery, and
destruction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
20 LET

IT ALI Of q convenient two Rory DWELL
ING-HOUSE, pleaianty iita4ted On
Fore ftreet. Also.
Wall PEW IN the Rev. Edward Pzylon's
Meeting Houle-Apply TO
dsg. 10. JOHN LEAvTTr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

Accounts from the Array Of the North
Welt. under Gen. Hull. itate that it was expect.
ed he would Immediately attack Fort Ba!dtz
Britifh garrilon with conGdsFable fortiGca-
tions. Doc Raynold, of the army, writes that
",he Artillery began to fire on the Britifh
dggI, ard no doubt killed number ofthem."
This 10 the fri time we ever heard of an armY's
being employed againf the eSHins race.
II is itated that fevera hundred indians had
offered their fervices 70 Gov. Brock, which he
refuled 70 accept.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
Peace may no7v Be Obtained.

CUCC mag HOtO % OOtdEHCu'
In the act of Congress of March I'd,
1911 is the following direction to the
President -" That in case Great Bri-
tam shall so revoke or modify her ed.
lets as that they shall cease 10 violate
the neutral commerce Of the United
" states, the President of the United
=" States, sHALL DECLARE THE FACT BY
PROCLAMATION"
Official intelligence is received at
Washington that those edic,s, the Or
ders in Council were revoked on the esd
day a June last. Let us see if the Pre-
sJdfht issues his proclamation in the
'.s5srsf place-and then in the second place,
let US see 1T he proceeds to make peace
with Britain as he ought to, now The
great cause OF complaint is removed
by doing this he will at once give new
life and JOY TO our distressed and des.
ponding country-By so doing, he will
permit us to traverse that ocean which
would then be fesfectky free tor our COM
merce, and safe fs0m British captures.
BY so doing he would silence those
who have ayowed their belief that the
War was declared for the benefit Of
France, and not of our own Cozntry.
But should he not do this, must We not
believe that an l4ESee'i hand guides our
desfirsfes. MIR. Madison nov has it in
ms power to make an honorable peace,
and We hope the claims upon his pa,ri-.
ousn are TOO strong to Be resisted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
MANGLING.

CHARLOTTE HUNTER. moli reFpsaFol.
- " informs the Ladies Of Portland, ihe an
rends 20 follow the above; aud Rauer. herleIf
that the fuperiority aud beauty ~ Mzugllug
will be found to iurpals the bet OF Ironing.-
PunduAlGy and moderate charges leads her 70
hope for encouragement.
N B-Umbrelias and ParrAfuiis made ana
repaired, as ulual
Piy5b f,sef, hrgse 10, 1879
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
Congressional Districf Afeefiag.

Congressional District Meeting.
The WASHINGTON FEDERAL
ISTS--the FRrENDs If PEAcE and II
} MOS, in The stcoad Eas.ern District, IN
Guiding the towns Of NorthyWmouth,
T Falmouth, Portland, Cape Elizabeth +.
Scarborough, Windham, Gorhan, Bux
ton, Limington, Coruish and Parsons
field, are hereby notified that meeting
is to be holden Al tive house III Mr. la !
vID CoRB, IN G0rhGDs, OF IReg4ay the
8fh day Of September Hesf, AZ III O'Clock,
A NJ foe the purpose OF agreeing upon
, some suitable person 70 represent SAID
district in Tie Congress az the y x
for adopting all such honorable y prop
! er measures IS may be deemed sdsIss-
) lie for ensuring his election. From
each Of said towns Al - requested there
msy he fsice rs maay DclcgItcs ~ such
) town - eatitled TO send kepTeseAiafiuss
\ 10 the General COurt.-JJ a puActual
attendance is desired and expected.
To-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

BED,
ia Windhzm, oath alt. Mrs, Ann RioOs-
aged SO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10

1he "erelHsive friends offie heohle."
The Boston PATRIOT, .1rgHs, and other
Democratic papers are very indignant at
the Proclamation issued by the Gov. of
New-Brunswick, and the orders given
BY Admiral Sawyer to the land and "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-10
10 rentyS MeLLen, Ejq. me se the 7Af
flce5 at the Peace fbr1u1b.1t tie Ior7.

10 rentJ5 MeLIen, Ejq. one Of The 74f
fioeS Of The Peace tbrsugb.ut tie Can.
n1onlpealth Of J1a6acbsJEtts.
ME the fu5icribers, Proprletors Of half
" of the Townfhip of land, numbered nins
70 the eighth range Of Iovnfhip,, north OF the
Waldo Patent, being dehrous to fora, ourlelves
into Propriety, for the more convenient
management of faid half townfhio. hereby
requeit you to lfue your warrant. direaed %
Tome one of the ProprIetors, directing lin "
notify meeting Of faid Proprietors, 10 be hoI.
den at the houIe of David Melton, innholdse
IN the town Of NewglouceGer, on Tueldav.
the fifteenth day of September next, al cue III
the clock afternoon, then aud there 20 ztq y,
the following articles
IT. To chooie Moderator Of Iaid nneet;,-,
I'd To choole Clerk Of faid ProoTietors
Sd. To chooie fuch Committees and Ofirsr.
of fad Propriety as they may deem nece1a.v.
9TH. To Iraniact any other buGnels, which
they may deem neceGary relative 60 laid pa
prietors,
Samuel Fessenden,
Dexter hearce,
James Allen,
David Mellon,
John Loring.
Juiy et5. 1919
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28

blest, and, may add, the best sons ofeAn'efi-
ca be shed to enfichthe barren soil OF Iai'aua'
let England sport with us for a season as tne.
spider sports with the fly before ne consisn :
it TO Decentralization, and probably net .iii
then, viii those seekers of blood, and lalse
fame, and ambition, at the expense OF lheif
country's safety and honor, be reduced to their
proper stations The false representatives Of
wisdom, the mean pandersof vice, the ayoW-
ed friends of falsehood, Discrimination ana ny
pocrisy, will then be crushed by the lndigilae'
and well-nerved arm of deiuded and dcceiv-
ed people. How long, . America snail We
be the victims of these dcstroyers OF ali that IS
fair and beautiful AMI of goodly appearance !
How long, O ye simple ones, Willye be guiled !
Think and reflect Resort Immediately to the
temples of wisdom and virtue, andPray tneif
occupants to save your country from the de-
solating war which is about to overspread our
land. Think Of seven years struggle LOT
such this may be and who knows but that
the moment the trumpet of war is blasted a
gainst England, that she and France VIII JON
for our destruction. They both hate us-let
US hate both. IF we have q war let 1t De a.
gainst both The maxim OF France mas al
ways been (" divide and conquer. Italy,
Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Prus-
STA, and indeed every aation within her neigh
borhood, have attested the truth OF this re-
mark. Spain and Portugal only, animated q
assisted by the arm of England, have detled
the tyrant's powers, and thanks be to Cod
there is to them fair prospect OF victory
America knows that if Spain has her gram
&c. she will be free but our rulers are now
chained to the car of Napoleon. May some
bold chieftains, more noble and lucky than the
rest, step forth and cut their chains, lest, IKE
the brave and magnanimous Hector, they may
be dragged around the walls OF lroy--ilke
him in his fate--but oh how unlike nm IN all
those Godlike and glorious attributes when
assimilate man to his Maker. The good, the
virtaous, the truly magnanimous and worthy
are opposed to war with England on the terms
we shall carry it ON. They would soon clad
themselves in their robes Of armor were the
cause Just, honorable and necessary, and
founded in the immutabIe and invarlable prln-
ciples of trutll--a war which has justice Tor
its end, and truth, and virtue, and right, tor Its
oasis.
4 VIRGINIAN.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-28
CHARLESTON, April 90.
L5TEsT FROM Florida.

By an arrival yesterday from St. Mary's we
learn, that the L. States brig Vixen, Captain
GADsDEN, arrived at Amelia, on Friday last,
from of ST. Augustine, where she had been
cruizing some days in company with two Cum
Boats When she left that station the Spa
niards were still in possession of st. Angus
tine.-The rebels were encamped near the
town, and there we're about $50 Z. States
troops stationed a short distance from their en-
campment.--It was the opinion OF the officers
at Amelia that the fortress of St. Augustine
would be in possession of the u States troops
before Saturday last.
There were two or three small English
armed vessels in the harbor of ST. Augustine
when our Gun-Boats were off that place; and
an American boat which was sent in to sound
the bar, was fired upon by the Spaniards.-On
the 10th instant, smart firing of both great
guns and small-arms was heard by our vessels
in the ofiing, from the Fort at St. Augustine;
but the cause was not ascertained.
While the brig Vixen was crulzing off St.
AUGUSTINE, she fell in with the British brig
Colibri, and from the nanGuvres of the latter
Capt. GADsDEN was led to suppose that It
was the intention or expectation OF her COM
mander that an engagement would ensue be-
tween them, as he made every exertion to get
the weather-gage of the Vixen; both vessels
had all hands to quarters, matches lighted, sc.
but after maneuvring III this way for about
half an hour, they parted without either yes
sci hailing the other.-The Colibri IS much
heavier vessel than the Vixen.
+ The Embargo Law had gone into operation
at St. Marys, and about 90 sail of square-rig-
ged vessels, principally loaded with timber,
were stopped.
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PR0cLAlEATION

By the local and constituted AutI,"Fl:{ - low
territory late Province, of Est Florida n 'p"
in Convention at Head Quarters o''
Plains bcforc ST. Augustine 40 ,,fe
WHEREAS the inhabitants WITHIN INC ., i.,n~
Province aforesaid, fron, the most ihteioS. s.g
considerations to themselves ana tnen iast
ritv. did. on the thirteenth day OF Mareh . aa,
past, declare themselves free and in |ba ~.
dent people and no longer snbj"ct 70 c -,
RAINY and oppression of the Spanish nnsV The
ment-That as free people they ass ,an rigbt
Government in their hands, and have the r, ,'s &
to make laws and provision for the o spsrty Of
security of the lives, liberty and PIUredt that
the samc.-And whereas it is represeh:ler , dis.
certain evil disposed persons arc ins sat mass
affection to the cause in which the gfea So1dinr
Of the people are engaged, s are nov oxc ting to
CORE spoudence with, abetting and eSe.' .o5;d.
resistance ard opposition, many persons MAC nace
;nr within the town of St. Aususlln'', - sur.
now actually iavcsted and snn'nonsa l,,inz,
render, and are, al the same tin'8 s'. ~
by vile and Infamous devices, 07
.x sc
s* And whereas pcrso, IS
oftis description have, on every P .itad their
political justice and humanity -, a~i.ooers Of
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A vIRGINIAN.
LONDON, March ls.

Licences. is now admitted, that the par
ties may commence by the import from
France, on the condition that the commodities
SO introduced are to be warehoused under the
Joint lock of the-crown and the proprietor, as
1-eoourity for cXporraI1on ny tH0 o"iife ''''P
employed in the import.
To the value of ST. per ton on the adnea-
surement of the vessel, it is to be the smallest
amount imported, to entitle the parties TO the
benefit of this intercourse.
The limits within which the trade under
such circumstances is allowed, are from the
harbor of Gaen to the river Ems inclusiVely
The articles to be exported under these
British licenses, according to the understand
ing with France, comprehend almost every
species of merchandise, British manufactures,
in the strictest sense of the phrase, excepted.
The ships employed in this commerce must
be of the burden of 100 tons and upwards
The French goods to be received, com
prised in the catalogue now formed, are the
following Seeds, cheese, fruit, bristles, por-
celain, rushes, clinkers, thread, tapes, perfu-
merry, fax, linens, lawns, cambrics, silks, raw
and thrown lace, quicksilver, fax and linen
yarn, jewellery, bronzes, books, drugs, medi-
cinal, (not dyeing. )-Licences were yesterday
granted for St, Petersburg.
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Horse Of Commons, NarcA Is.

SONLHEOIES1
On motion of Mr.. Rose, leave was gives to
bring in bill for prohibiting the intercourse
between Jamaica and certain parts OF the IS
land of St. Domingo.
Mr.. Rose also moved for, and obtained leave
to bring in a bill for allowing the importation
of the produce of the other West India IS
lands, into the island of Bermuda, by British
shins, as also for allowing the said colonial
produce to be exported from the said island
to the United States of America, in American
ships, under certain regulations.
Mr.. Rose also obtained leave to bring in a
bill for permitting the importation Of certain
foreign goods into Canada from the United
States, either by internal navigation, or by
land.
March 10.
Orders in Council as they relate TO .4nerica.
That the whole conduct of government in
relation to these orders, seems to have been
strictly conformable, not only to the principles
of sound policy, but to the law of nations, as
necessarily modified by the unprecedented
circumstances of modern times, cannot now DE
questioned. A neutral trade is trade that
owes its existenceto the liberation OF belll-
eerents, trade suffered to proceed In time
of war. because it alleviates the caiamltles OF
war. and is subservient not only to the profit
Of the neutral trade, but to the accon1moca-
ton cf both belligerents The convenience
OF the belligercnts is however the primary OBJ
iect of this species OF tratfc-the proiit OF the
trader is only secondary consideration.
Neutral trade therefore can only be carried
on uador such regulations as the belllgerents
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Est FLORIDA.

WE have received from an obliglng cor
respondent at Amelia, the subjoined procia-
nation. This farcical Paper shows, ineoilte'-
tibly, that the outrages committed against the
Spanish authority IN East Florida, were not
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
PRrERsnuRc. Nnv. 17.

PETERSBURG. Nov. II.
IL The company of VOLUNTEERS
from this place. arrived at Charlottesville on
the i0tliins On the preceding day. an c
legant entertainments was given thcm by Ar.
MCPHERSON, at Monticello. The Company
had received the greatest attention during
their march. At Louisa Courthouse apuh-
lie elmer was given them--'I'hey were in
good plight, and Submitted with cheerfulness
10 the duties and hardships of soldiers
life. SO says o letter from one of the mem
bers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
il Co act: ~. lei isi3


" Cocsci;. Nov i8.b isi2
5SlE Go, ernor x Council. pcrsr,pt 10 the
second 5ec.ion OF Tie. -. oftae Genc,al
Assembly, eitirIed ian Actprntidiuc r 90
dpDoi8tmens u Electors to clio s. a Prcs:-
lent AID Vice President If the Ur'el S,qi~s.
passed the 18Th OF FcbFaarv, i9l2"--:i ir'ug
examined the Returns firm ne CogH5issi-
ppers OK the several Counties, appointed asd
Commissioned i'm conformity @ich he direc-
tiou> of the aforesaid Act ~ the Genera, 1s-
Scmb'v, d. hereby advertise & make tro~n,
hat ,lt- names and places If ali d. u the
twenty-five persons having the greatest nu,l-
Der II vote, through mt ;he = are. rs Electors
pf President aud Wee President of the Uni
ted States. Tor the STATE of Virginia, are as
follpNs w:
joseph G d win. Of Nausemond.
Bonj M Harris IA, OF Prince George.
Edward psgrim. of D.n@;!,ic.
Richard Field, If B4u0Swick.
Thomas Re I'd. S-Gi'r. of Charlotte.
Matthew Cheat'mn, of Chesterfield.
rhomss VI R:u1olpp. e Al5emnIe:
Charlie Y4uccy. ot Back nghan.
George Penn. If Pa.rck
William g. PondeX,cr, # Louisa.
q Spencer RoApe, of Haucver.
Sthrcsh Rcnno,d, of E.stx.
Robert L aylUr. rf o @,nge
Gnstavas Il 4 rne, G Fauqmer.
Robert NeSon. of YRS
Mann PAGE, uf ca :ccs,e'.
Wni-cr Jone- Of Eorthumberland.
Iohh /. BrorSe ri S'a-for1.
n lgh Halne~ Of Frederick.
Daniel Mo-g , Of JefF.~s'n.
Archio Ii Ruth r,ord, Of Ro' tinghsni:-
Archibald stuart e N.r,-
Andrs Risseil, " wash gtnn.
Charles =. or of NJ ont merry.
William M'Kinley, of Ohio.
IN FcStim1av where h ve hereunto
set nv hand this s,h ,lav Of Noy ember, III
the year q our Lord 1912.
JNMES BARBOUR