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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

.1n acs directing the Secretary Of the
Treasury 70 renit fines, Joyeitares, q
fieuaitie6 ia certain cases
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES Of the Umted States
Of yfmer1ea IN Congress assembled, That
in all cases where goods, wares, and
merchandise, owned by citizen or Cit
liens of the United States. have been
imported into the United States from
the united kingdom OF Great Britain
and Ireland, which goods, wares, and
merchandise, were shipped on bo.:rd
vessels (Which departed therefrom be-
tween tn. twenty third day oil June last,
and the fifteenth day OF September last
and the persons Interested in such
goods, wares or merchandise, or con
cerned in the importation thereof, have
thereby incurred any fire penalty, and
forfeiture, ander an act ennfted" IN acf
10 interdtcf the commercial intercourse
6etsueen Me United States and Great
Brian, and France, and their dt3aenden-
ries, and for otier furiases," and an act,
entitled" .dn acf co neerning tie CONNER.
eiai intercourse 6etsotea The United
States and Great Britain, and France,
and their acieadeneies, and for other fur-
Hoses," and The aet supplementary 20 tie
ocf lasf mentioned, on such person
or persons petitioning for relief to any
Judgs or court proper TO hear the same,
in pursuance Of the provisions ofthe
act, entitled, An act TO provide Tor
mitigating or renting the fines, foriei
lures and penalties, in certain cases !
therein mentioned > and on the facts
being shwon, on inquiry had by said
Judge or court stated aud tran smitted as
by said act is required, TO the Secretary
of the treasury ia all such cases
wherein il shall be proved to his salts.
faction that said goods, wares and mer-
chandize, al the time OF their Shipments,
were bona ide owned by citizen Or
citizens of the United States, and ship
ped and did depart from some port Or
place in the united kingdom OF Great
Britain or ireland, owned as aforesaid,
between the twenty third day of June
last, and the fifteenth day OF September
last, the Secretary Of The Treasury is
hereby directed to remit all fines, pen
al,ies, and froleitures, that may have
been incurred under the said acts, in
of such shipment, impor
tation or importallons, upon the COSTS
aud charges shat have arisen or may a
rise being paid, and on payment Of the
duties which would have been payable
by law, Oh such goods, wares and mer-
chandize, If legally imported and also
to direct the prosecution or prosecu-
tons, it any shall have been instituted
for the recovery thereof, 10 Cease and be
Provided nevertheless,
That no case in which the purchase
Of such goods, wares and merchandise,
il legally imported ; and also to direct
the prosecutions, If any shall have been
instituted Tor the recovery thereof, 10
cease and be discontinued Provided
hat no Case III which the
purchase OF such goods, wares and
merchandise, was made alter war was
known To exist, between the United
States and Great Britain, at the port or
place wnere such purchase was made,
Snail be entitled 10 the benefits oil this
act.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
COL. SOLOMON Y5N RENss4,, ~

COL. SOLOMON YIN RENssdLdgR.
All our readers will reeolect The pronbs,
ic word, of MIR. Gusts, in his ee!ebra,sd
grafton.
Perhaps at this moment some fear.
less sailor climbs the shattered mas, IN
nail the flag of my country to the siump
-a'y TIE oan, thar .jciloz9 is FEEDER
Qi,st."
his was followed b The snnuncis,ior: in
few days. Of Capt. Hulls conquest Of the
Cuerrier
The next ssnie ce in he orst,on has been
verified, respecting Canada, in as remark.
able manner
Perhaps some gallant soldier may
yet scale the heights Of Abraham, TO
wreath liberty's STANDARD around Mont.
Conner, S tomb-Ife0yOa The first foot,
which touches that classic ground, sQlg be
a /ederohsf's
This was fulfilled in he person of the
brave SOLOMON VAN FKssslLARR,s man
WHO has more than once shed his blood &
early lost his life in fighting lis coun;r,s
battles, though he was Jug slefuliy remos'd
from osioe by Gov. Tom. kins. for the osly
SIN of being federai.,A' Fed. RepsL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

The c .esabeat bioetaaea Ezra of let.
ter ds,ed No,flk, Dec. 26lh. a vessel
arrived yesterda, with the crews OF several
vessels captured by the squadron a, our
Capes, and pu, on board jus, at our Light,
among them the ship Pekin, (farmerIy he
British ship Ann Green) coming round in
ballast, with Sitnouih, 10 losd at Alexan.
dris, taken because she had been made Z
prize from them since he wsr-senl to Ber-
mazda. II rs said the commander Of he po.
ictiers regretted The capture at ervards and
links she will be released. They are close
in with the Capes and SPEAK every thing,
They bad head of the capture Of The Mac
edonisn, AID the report of The capture ofthe
Africa, which they credIled--Ihere are
some tears of an attack here or more south,
and tie State Government are msking some
preparations
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11
From the Rdex pat,;o,

-hSA falfiQt
Hot and Cold 1Vitb the I1me brea,b
During the administrator of
Warrington and Adams the true ~
publican principle was to obs.k n.
administration in all their Operations.
and now it feems that the FAM ;.
p bllcan principle ihould lead n, -
approve and defend every thing which
the prefent Administration Do.
though it be in direa oppoGtion :,
their former Precepts and practice.
La 1898, a war with France w,.
the greatef poilible evll; and pow
war with England is the greatclt n'f'
iible end In 90 an army Of 6. o
men endangered public liberty. in
1912 an army Of 25,oeo re,ul r.
$4,000 volunteers AMI 100, 600 dr,f'
ted militia are neceDa,y; and the raj.
ling and equiPplng them is quite
popular meafure
, In 1874 a tax on whilky and cider
iplrlts created an nIwyetfioa in Penn.
fylvania, in which Mr.. Gallatio bor.
a conipicious part: in 1872, hi,
fame MIR. Gallatin, pow Secretary of
the rreafu'y. propofss 7ubisav far.
and famp aa in the bargain, which
has already been fap6tioned BY the
Houfe of Representatives.
In Federal times hau for fyeor
lix millions, threatened national def.
truetion : now, loan of TWENTY
MILLIONS does not itartle us III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-01-11

Tx yar of icfer ON CAPT. Bond, ef The
big Come, toama from boston 10 Sara'mah,
20 kis owners IN Boston.
ION ise eth November, in lat So. In
"a. al 6 A. VI. saw a sail ahead, which stood
twice .ctoss our bow, and at lacked and
STOOD towards us and fl I'd gun. had but
Just come an deck il being he mates sslch.
We commenced taking ~ Sail Immediately.
waen, in the int VA ~ me minute, nc DIS
charged his VII le aspsdslde into Us. cutting
TO pieces she lofessi, r,sinssl. snd iofelop.
ssl, which was "a t,one under English col.
ors 81 nt er he hsd ceased ting, he hsu'.
I'd dawn hrs E glsh and asisleh American
caloss. We were unable 10 learn The name
of The ,e. SCI She WIS brig Of II guns,
with yellow bu,ws ks, and royal yards s'oif
The tell, boarding US said be WAS Tom
the United Sta,es. Fortunately no person
was hurt by the shos, al hugh much OH
passed ,usi above the deck
r.L11aoRRD Dec. % Arrived schr Tyfo
Coward. rs dsss from Cape Henry. lHs,uJ
On The ~ h ms, oiI the Cape, ieiI n WIN,
a small schr. from No tn Carolns. shA. n,a
been ,skea by The BRITISH sou Dhos
her cargo, ar, tasen cut, AID N, sour
given up--20 prisoners were Ful on po,'u,
IL If whom came on board he Iyro' uei
were The caps ain saPercsrgo anc crew w.,
the schr, Julian, from Cope Francois ios r ,a
| ID. the cap ain and crew Of sap reAni
from Boston for AleAzidca Toe, c'n'"'.
of ~ treatment whist Oh board. they were
robbed of AL ,helr cloths, charts, ou"a'an',
&c. The squadron had Chased , ,'
Crafts on shore. The Pekm asd hoe"sS
put they cuntcnded that II only. pro'e''''
from Alexandra out ward.
A seaman belonging to the ship u AiesU'
No, Ynrk. h $ la,cly returned 10 tins Guy,
and informs that the ship was cast away ="
ths nm Oo,ober, 1911, on the coast OF Bar
harry. and ,hs, the captain and crew were
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14
THOMAS MOUNT
Ma

Has Just received and o6ers FIR sale at
his old stand, on Royal, north Of King
street, a variety ofartieles in his line,
viz:
Tea Trays, Knives and Forks, Ras
zors and Pen Knives, Razor Suops and
Boxes, with Composition Tor Patent
Strops, Pocket Books, Eedicnlcs. Las
dies Purses, Spectacles, silver and
common, Dressing Boxes, Sniff do.
German Looking Glasses, Powder
Flasks. Shot S,gs, Gun Flints, Bucks
Skin and Beaver Gloves, Pocket Piss
tolls, Whips and Canes, Umbrellas,
Tooth Brushes, Shaving do. single and
double Hair Brushes, Cloth, Sweeping,
White Wash and Carpet do. Lead Pens
ellis, Rea g Glasses, Opera do, Mag
nets, Fancy Fans, Visiting Cards, Ii.
nen provers. round Buttons, plated and
gilt, Hooks and Eyes, plated and COM.
non, Casters plated < jspanned, Wind-
sor Soap, Transparent 90. Morocco
Cops, Spurs, &c. An assortment of
Epaulcts.
He continues to manufacture Combs,
and has now on hsnd general assorts
ment Of Tortoise Shell Combs, of the
newest fashions. all of which be will
sell at small profits, for Cash, OF short
credit to punctual customers.
May 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14


raa0 order Of the
+! IN r.a5y to CON-
Q: oae square in
20 cfsz ia:ersec,ion
| s The form and
y Il. work Willie
person tispossdt 10
; Vaudeville,
~'ra'''Rsest Police.
. SO
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14
[Mo. 3e47
BANK OF POTOMAC,
April goth 1919.

s NOTICE i. hereby given the Slockf
holders OF the Bank of Potomac, that
q dividend of 4 per cent. on the, Capi-
tai Stock has been declared for The last
six months, which will be paid then
or their representatives, on TUESDAY
next the 4th MAJ
By order Of. the Pyesiden. e Difeetors.
c. Page, Cashiers
Ma
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-14
FRIDAY, May IA, 1919.
John Gardner Ladd
January 81

IOIlll Sdl OllSl bdoo
HIS ron SHE,
Muscovado sugars in bids. tisrces and
bills.
West India Rum inpuncheons,
Coffee aud Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Cunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, OF the lat
{, estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hcap and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia SheetiDgs, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, Z by 9, by ii, and 10 tw 10
Bristol Glass, in whole.and hait
boxes.
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
s. bbis.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticuiar Madeira and strcights Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines OF various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Chiidren's Shoes
insbarrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of PERKS.
Also, pL0UGHS Of the most approved
construction, and enc pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October s.
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF AlcXan-
iria, that or application to the subscri-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
TO spin, and that liberal price VIII be
paid fer SPINNING The same.
Ifaac Robbins.
TYho for Sac,
Cotton sritable FOR making carpets
spun By tbs poor al the town, and the
proceeds of which will be sPPlicd to
.heir relief,
December Is.
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Episcopal Convention.

Episcopal Convention.
A CONVENTION ofthe Protest
u ant Epi:copa' Church in the
Commonwealth OF Virginia will DC hello
in thu City of Richmond ON the iouth
'rncsAay 10 May next, being the 25th
day of The said month. Each Parish
MI! send two Deputies, OF whom the
Minister shall be one, and these Pas
rishes where there is no Minister, 1t Is
REQUIRED that two LaYmen be ohosen'
The Clerical Deputies are Requested!
to lay before the ConyentioR, tuil
statement Of the Church wi:hln tie
care Of each respectively. agreeable to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the laid Church.
BIZ the Convention,
c.. Deneale, Secry.
April 90
~ Editors of Newspapers in VIZ
einis are requested to give the above
few Insertions.
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- AIuSenln-

puma Museum,
2 Exp OF Of visitors,
2-ye ccPts.l from
E-an1 or We'd
H-lU so ; o'c,9cS.
G,ta !, 4 Plcasure,
EcN 'r,r IN gssem-
b. Nature aud Art,
s'5
| !: ',sseum, is At al,
= hGmJltancc ior
" ,-'.s, ca-h visit
E.,a&.
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100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward
NLOPED fFon, Fliifeld.in the ccun-
g. tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
OF Virginia, on or about the 7th day OF
March last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property Of the late VIII
liam z. Page deceased. Anthony is a.
bzu, feet inches in height, OF sub
substantial form, lightyellow. co'npscc-
ton, and rather OF m afeDinate voice.
He is about IS years Of age, was brought
up a hous e>scryant and has been accus-
toned TO that course of employment all
his lie. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
he plays the fdd!e-and possesses a
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
above rewaid will be given if Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from FAIRFIELD, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandria.
But it apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, aud no.
ice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. I. Lee,
.1dmrs. of I'm. B. Page, deed.
Nav 5.
The Editors of the Federal Republic
can, National Inteiligencer and Gazette
OF the United States, will publish the a.
! hove in their papers, and send their &C
. Counts 10 this office.
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LAWRAsON & FOWLE

LAWRASON & F0WLE
HIVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet merchantable and slear Lnmber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanneu' Oh.
February !.
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CN y
~ 4 a.,
s7'-1ssUCGiGts!u,
|antt HOUSE with
'Ns a; The upper end
$50, : convenient
m ~ acres Of
FsaiciWa,er street.
Patton, If.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16

: ~
we received orders - march 20 tb;s 80. -.
me evening Of the oS,l Of Feb eonrn.rced ~
s'Sn V's 'o'9w'pg;mornlng, < by forced march ar
eu 'sre on the 9th, distance of 1900 rlilrs Tho
".l t'' I" OUT every morning at O'clock aud
remain under arms until day light as an sttscp os
expected every morning from the British and -
seS ''''Ih kingston confident was Cer.r.l r..o,
"Tb O., Oemg attacked, that he never und,esss1
SI'', nor ~ou'd lac sui his ciRsa;p-c0,,,b s, 10
90, during thsir stav. Pafrolss fro,, H. TS
are staiISae;l on the Islands between lie R,;,; Z ~,
cs'@ o'sa, ana ratroing parties all nelt "a tbs AZ,
,0' 'eAf 81 snrpfiZe We NAV rnanougre ,,.rlr osa
uo"'s ON t"e zee at this lime, WIZ field ,iecss.rd
49, "a 80 you may nudge how strong The ice 10
s"u no" intensely cold the weather. ve.t +. f.,y
Gays ago ontbe ice ~ miles tn Crsn.d,or s,.,d e..
hs'' our picket stationed there Who nf.r,r.I ,,,g
have gone within fVes miles nr Kinoeton ,Ien a.
Ht'aTN was expected, the militia crowded in ere.t
S'' ~ 2acket fiarbor, TO their honor. Bue
aS ","' US ven Dearborn asccrtairrd ~ 81 The Ur;
tiSh had gwen their intention Of a,,aeln th;,
PVo'; inc militia were dismissed. Sact cts Usrbou,.
"h he The place OF concentrations and L,,.r No,
s"nSt Iut on the breaking UP Of the ice AN ,ttar:
"H be made by troops on Einostop ss n ;S -
lively asserted there will be sO0o troong hsr ~ a
weeks, great namLer 0flargc row boats ore l,,lJ
ing, brsides quantity Of the finished TIL rss,l,.
u"npS ih this oantonment consist Of strong fore.
-, we hsht and heavy artillery, the Stb, 18Th aud
10Th regiments, detachment of vVin6e,'s IN 20
smsh'' $40 dragons ef the I'd regiment Of lybt drs
s"oHs, and Fsrsyih's rife corpS which yetrs,.sd
""i" SsdensSure two troops Of volunteer ,voIr~
'hu S,,'He companies ofs volunteers among b;rb I.
W., me hH'',,nSTe Co'nPdny, besides the land for.s
1'erS IL 'o' seamsn aud 100 marines the se.ond
nf9s2ons are gong Tor a few weeks 10 Ut;eS. anI
'hnE we will march this week"
we understand says tie Augusta Cbronie,rT
,ns' Or Henry Jackson, Professor Of Chemistry e
Natural Philosophy in the I1niversitv of Csnr,,:, =
sppo'nied Secretary TO the honorable yVn. IL
crawford, our Auiaer 10 France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16
FROM the Nara{and RchvbEco,,
CI- q EN'

II
MueA has been said in the opposition p,p,r,
PeSu"S the detenceless situation in which tbe Go
Vi VIA land has been permitted To remain - -
sehcfal government, when the enemy's sou.d. -;
ii the Bay We publish the following extr,c,s -
,ne letter oil the Secretary of War Of the o4tb ri, 80
"'. eNceiienoN the governor in reply to so,,,. 90
qgr'es made by him on that subject a. r.f,ta,io,,
of the fslsehoo,. 'e'u'~''oh
train oi light artillery of "a niece, II ,-.,..
eo mere, and watts eriy the comuietion nj !. -
30 lake charge OF them. They will be ie,tinoJ - -.
Neau service on the Western shore OF the Potomro-
One regiment OF the twenty authorised nv tl,s
iS'e ACT OF Censress. has assigned 10 nIsryIsnd
some ot the field oiReerssase already .prointed al
IN cans are take IA fOf iilns the ranks uithout J.I
such, SIR are the neasures whjeh hay. r..
'afen by tn President, 10 relation 20 the ean.r.t
SUBJECT ct your letter. 5ud saunct but exn,'ess ,.
hopes that they will be found ct,rnet4p, tn IT, n.
sAS'oh. @houlh there BE- new cvijences of .,rox
a"ee from the ensmy, additional measures sh;,,
IRON nus 1t vii 'p7esT that the general govern.
'e"t mas 'rsh Oy M means Indifferent - IN our ex
posea situation, and tkat every measure has bes,,
snd WI. still continue to be taken fer ON, d.r,c
~ w'h also be remembered that 500 rniitis r.1.rs
OF we stetes quota ot TOO 900 rcen 1hsye bss,
Gu TOT this CITY, part Of whom have arrived -
ihe.rein"inIer are daily expected and that a;ron-.
oouy oil militia have heen organized il The S;, .
baltimore, ard are held in constant .,ats 81
parauon Tor service nnder the con- rnapd Of an -
dsfencs? % ~ '"s "H's ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16
FRONTIER NEWS.

Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in Cinein.
natfi, dated Shavneet0yD, Illinois Territory
March IL, 1873
by credible gentleman now at my quarters here
who arrived last evening in three DAYS from Kas-
kaskia we are informed two men were seized near
St Charles, above St. Louis-one put to death, and
tine other (A rreueiIuanj Jet gv, On couiiiivn OF s
informing of the number and situation of our ran
gers, and other force and OF protection.
The same gentleman assures that . of our far
mers shot and killed 80 mile. above Kaskaskia
the Okaw
He also sa dispatches to Governor Eda yards, rem
dering il sertain, that body OF 1000 Indians were
assembled at Peoria, and another body of 5000 Indi-
ans, British and Canadian voy ageurs with conside
rsble artillery, at The Prairie du Chen, un .
der the famous Dxon-all TO descend On breaking up
of the rivers for the attack of ST. Louis and the
subiectio. of all that country.
The people there are greatly alarmed, and ma
ny preparing to ace AZ are those the great road
from here to the Mississippi. More murders by
sm,ll parties daily expested, and I must own /
why the whole of the towns aud set
Elements contiguous to the Mississippi must not fall
before the hostile force which threatens them from
above Feeble are the existing means of defence
in that quarter.--A regiment of regulars are w.
ingat Msssac, destined for that region, but they
are lite rally naked, and clothing has yet passed
hy this place. regiment of militia was expected
from Tennessee, but gentlemen from that state do
not know they yet raising
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-16
LEGISLATURE OF NE W YORK.
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

odfHTGdY, .HGTeh u.
The following resolutions were received from IN
Senate, read, and entered the minutes by the
clerk
ReS9Lysi, That the senate cannot consistently
with justice, sound principles, with IN re-
sits9 and resolutions Of the honorable the assembly
Of the second OF March instant. Instruotng sens.
tcrs and representatives. in Congress from this state
10 endeavor Co have an act passed for eompenss =
ting the of the Contribution for the destrue.
lion OF the British irgates Guerrero aud J9Va.1
.HOHday, Aatch %.
Mr.. HofFmSu sfIered the following resolution:
Resolvrf, Tina; the resolution of the honorable
tie senate ~ the 21th day OF March instant IN an
swer TO the unanimous resolution of the House OF az
scmbly on the I'd March Instant, ought not a. be en-
tered on the Journals Of this house. and d.ai the
clerk of house return the said solution 20 the han
srable the senate; and this house unable 20 discern
wherein tie recitas and resolution of the sssenb,
sen Ne Justly considered IS Inconsistent With i,s
tce or sound principles" as expressed in the reson
ton ut the Senate, entertain hope, that the honor
able The Senate will not permit, resolution - I'm
worthy of its own dignity and character, sad So
plain departure from the respe~t which ought ever
70 distinguish the Communications between the two
branches of the Legislature to remain on the nur
nails Of the hcnorsbie the senate.
a motion wes made to pos ps1s the eonsiderati-
on Of this resolution till to.nOrrsw moraing-which
carried.
Mr.. HsGnan then gave notice, that he would move
to &c consider this vote in the afternoon on the
reedirg The minutes ofSaturday.
IN the afternoon, he accordingly made this motion
~ alter little desultory Conversation tie qne,t
Oh ca agreeing 10 tlc atuutos 81 Saturday, 20 sll
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attention.,

C6eer' . 5voyds.mea Of The 1911 Rey,.
r Y s proposed hat Won ,ionrd meet ,7is e,.ui..
=" '"e 10th inst - O'Clock p. NJ in tbe rn,,gy.
s''y o' uit Nsrke'-hosse OF IT'S civ in order a.,
l"'m an ss'oeaiipn and make arrancenerts for
p..oe'o.ns he iHisntiy and sword exrrri,e- The
ItSi ~ these arts; knOghg that on the tropi,dga
" ""lsh, not only orr own lives IN an prol.li;,y9
%"gpend' bot the lives aud liberties or stltfs---Z
'oubt he sufficient indiucemant E,r yoar nTo,pn,
suendsnes 1T tie mesGn9.
pril SC,