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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05
c on UNIC A ITO "

The suJoined preamble and resolution.
having been twice read and laid uo1o the
table for three days we're unaniTnousl9 a.
d"pted by the House OF Delegates. They
were, after much debate. Committed 10 Sc
lect cOnFni'tee ct the Senate by msiorit,
OF one vote, aud reported by the comm,t,ee,
ater most minute ard scrupuIous inyesti-
gasio'' WI ma very small amendment, which
was unanimously agrced to IN the Cor,onit
tee and IN the Senate Another debafe err.
sued, in which Mr.. Chapman Jgl,nso1 n
Augusta, mcst ably supported, & Mr., Cab.
ell OF Nelson, " MIR. Poindexter Of Louisa
zesiousiy opposed their adoption.
IL nad been expected that bo,h branches
@i the Legislature you'd tiDally adjourn thst
evening, but the House Of Dslegs,es were
induced sf late hour TO adjourn iii 9 :,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-05
For Gotfen6urg,

tn, For Gonen6urg,
s~EZZste The Spanish brig Sra Francisco
SAfEGiAf de ASS, Capt. Tentino, now lying
~ in the port of Norfolk, 10 ril Tin
in March next; will take single letters at SO cents
each, and Passenger with passports, to be landed,
II desired, in the Channel. at Bremen, Hamburg,
or in any country in the route IN snity With his Ca
,hclc Msiesty Ferdinand 7th.
The San Francisco has excellent acecrnmodasi.
ous is beautiful Corvette built Brig, OF aout $50
tons. eoppsred 10 the bends, and sails remarkably
fast For further particulars. apply to Armistead K
Kelly, Norfolk, or 10
All letter, coming by Post, must be frapkes--
the passage monsy viii be regulated by ensto.n.
February I. epioM
n ME Snbscribers offer for sale ON accommods-
ting terms. for cash, or approved paper, at
their Auction Store, ccrncr Of ID. and is;h street
fsc.oooit Coffee, part Of which sSas prime saaI
:ssosne6, ". Brawn Sugar, in hhds.. S barrels,
rartof which is FIRST quality.
10000 IBIS ut Loaf Sugar. npart OF which Pepng-
toms best labelled, in barrels, boxes x hhds.
ca pipes genuine old Cosnac Brandy.
s go ssrrs,: and .lfolasses.
! 10 tierses prime fresh Rice.
: IS pnpeheons genuin- Antigua Rum, part of
which is old s. very fine.
1000 seeks Salt, large Liverpool filled, blown.
! 800 S tks. bushels DO
too do. do. coarse
no brxes Candies
100 boxeslstqs,aa.y Imperial Tce, various sizes
90 do. do Young Hyson do. do
SO Sasses doz. each,, LIST quality Sparkling
Cha~pa2n.
400 cases Oh ST. Julien claret Wine of superior
4us,i'y. ,1'
90 cases White Wine.
100 cases Cologne Water.
g pipss Cataioaa WINE.
81 bags Pepper.
50 do. Pimento.
q cases Irish Shee,nga
500 lbs Fresh Nutmees. o..
a Bales lnds Goods white.
10 packages German Oznaturgs & Ticklen-
burgs.
? a few pieces very best snperine blue Cloths.
One case CaIieo.s, and great variety of other
articles too numerous fer the limits of advertise
ment.
They hold regular Sales at Auction on Monday.
4 Thursdays.
.Mohcurs, Robinson g Pleosonts,
.e.@. Tepdue Masters.
FEB. GS. U
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Feb. 10
.T3YFRTfsg ,ygEN7-

"A r. person wiahing TO use ia Their Distillcry,
~ Grocery or otherwise. Or. Alisoa's h ehiy ep.
proved method OF isprovinc. sp;ri.nous loors, &c
rsy ne furnished with indivieucI tights ri s. IS in
ANY town or county IN Virginia, not sJready exc,n
sve'y fnrnis'ted. on snpiieeton 80 Mr.. Corne.ixy
fayhe, Lyacbburgb, or the Gueqr.4hsr, Richuycnt.
JOHN PERKINS.
October 10. ts
PS. Communications by mail. post paid, twill be
promptly attended 10.
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that. for any other purpose than tina, of af-
fordinRa point of security to the inha bitants
in the Vicinity of the Fort in case Of the in.
sa'reefioa cfnegroes, l cons. der Powha,an
worthless.
have the honor. &c.
~. SWIFT, Col.
& Chief Engineer.
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TIE PnbRc are hsre5v Nofffrd.

"A WAT Egbe,t Harris. of the coqn,y NJ Powho
A tsu, y absrof frorp fhis STATE aud i an nj, 81,
tornoT IN feet. and hpve fuli power to transac, al
sus'ness IN which ne IS nteres!ed.I an therefore
sesirons fhat al persons wto have claims sr,;rsi
b'm, vpnh make them known to VIC, sal s' mr..
song ind,.5.sd 20 lin, woui 10 he delv, Win
me. DAM. WILSON, n amelia,
at IN fact Tor Eg5ert Vsrris
rsA~-. = T. &c,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
By Last Nights Mail.

u In the House of Representatives o.
the United States, on Wednesday last, the
dill to prohibit the exporsat;. l,of Specie was
indefinitely postponed. BY a vote Of Go 70 50.
The following resolution, Introduced by
Mr. CASTOR. IVES agreed to without opposi.
ton, viz. 0
Rcsofved, That the President OF the United
States be requested to communicate to this
House any Information in his possession touch
ing our relations with France, which in his
Judgment It is not improper to disclose.
In the Senate, the resolutions of Mr.. Gore,
On the subj,c of the power Of the Executive
N respect to foreign missions, have been in
definitely postponed. A decision is thus a.
soided on question in which Mr.. Gore,
deserted by his political friends. would have
,ecn left in a very lean minority.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
,Y THE GOVERNOR OFTHE COM.
MoNWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
A Proclamation

TgTHEREASs Riciai information has been
w received that John Dawson. Esq. re-
preventative of this Stale in the Congress OF
the United States from the district compo.
SD Of the counties of Orange, Madison,
Louisa and Spottsy lyana. has deharted Ibis
De, whereby vacancy has occurred in the
representation from this state :--Therefore,
have thought fit, by and with the advice
and consent of the Council of State to require
&do hereby require the several sheriffs OF the
coun;ies composing the said districi, to hold
an election of representative to the said
district on the respective Court days of their
several counties. which shall happen in Jane
aext. according to the Constitution of the
United States and the Laws of the Com.
monweaIth
Given under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal OF the Commonwealth
e.. 81 at Richmond, this 14,b day of April,
one thousand eight and fourteen, and
of the Commonwealth the thirty.
eight.
is, BARBOUR.
April Is, 1914. WV.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Eight Dollars Keward.

y ANYWAY, iros the Subscriber, Negro
IL Woman, named LUCY. She had On
green baizc pet,ceat and short Jacket with
skirts behind, with very broad black 4 white
stripe Size has hump on her forehead, Just
on the edge Other hair, resembling wen, ABOUT
the size of a small nutmeg. ! will give n re.
ward Of Five Dollars TO have her ecursd so that
get her, or Eight Dollars if delivered to me-.
have every reason to believe said Woman
has attempted TO gowhere she was r. ised, az she
was seen, afew days Ago, on her way down to the
place called Greenwsy, near Charles City Court
hoase, where Mr.. Watt Tyler lives, or near
Gloucester Court house, to the neghborh0od
where Mr.. John Pryor formerly lived, as pur-
chased said Woman Of him. forewarn all per,
sons from hlrborlng or employing said woman,
as | am Determined 10 put the law in force a.
gainst all such.
MARRIN PRICE.
ROcketts. March s. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Valuable Lands for Sale

RY Virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed to
~ the Subscriber and Thomss Jsrshal, ESQ.
byWm. NJ. Richardson of the County Of Gooef-
land, TO secure debt due TO Thomas Fouike
o. ,he City OF Richmond, Ishsl proceed To sell
a Tract OF LAND, lying III the aforesaid county
OF Goochland. and bounded by the lands of Mr.,
Archibald Bryce. VIM. Britt. seh.Wm. A. Ford.
Wm. George, sen. Geo. Holman, John Wood
son,Edward Cunningham, Paul Dismieux, Tho,
mas Herndon, John Herndon, and John Forbes.
being the Land on which the said William II.
Richardson resides or so mucD thereof 80 viii
pay the third instalmeut, with interest from ,hs
first of March last.
Ibe sale to be made before the door Of the
Bell Tavern, in the City OF Richmond, o., the
SIN day OF May next, tor cash
TH2s. BINF9ap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Starnpt Paper.

OF the State of Virgipa. and ofthe ". s.
also cash for prize tickets or for Bank
notes Of other States. can bc'had by applica.
ton at the Lottery Office Of 1. y. X.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16

y Boys, and Girls, (amonsst them there is an
excellent yourg blacksmith vii! be sofa for
cash, By the Sheriff, at Daniel Barnes Tavern,
in the lower end OF Charlotte County, FIVE miles
from MoscIey's Bridge on stanton River
The Sale will take place on he 22d OF April.
March 81 1t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
NEW. YoRk Anril ~.

( The cartel shooner Chsuncey, capt. De,
oeyster. fo. Gottenburg, went to sea !r m
this port on Sunday morning. In her went
passengers, E. Wyer Esq bearer of dis,
patches. Messrs. j. Barker. Mine, Gather,
Meckenzie, Morris, fuckerman, Hall, Hol-
land. Grecnlief, Wallace and Lady, and
others.
Capt. Bushnell, of the sloop David, which srriv-
ed here last evening in two days from kdlingwvrti,
informed tist he learned the foowns psttieu-.
lars of The British attack the Shipping in Con-
nectcut river. Seven barges and launches, having
board about $50 men, arrived at PeIipaug about
day light ON Friday morning, fred guus upon
the towp, and landed upon the wharvcs. The a.
larnied inhabitants thus aroused from their beds in
great confusion, were informed by the enemy their
object destroy the shipping ard that ii they
were INFESTED while doing the should share
the same fate. Being withoutthe necessary means
Of resisting 1t the moment 20 large aoree the nina
btants were under the Necessity OF remaining quiet,
while the British projected in their work OF des-
truction They succeeded in burning FROM n to
so sail, about third OF which square rugged
vessels, and remained at Petiipang during the
whole day amusing themselves shore by pitching
quoits In the evening they departed and reached
the mouth of the river before any efficient force
had arrived tn cut them off.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Twenty Dollars Reward.

twenty DOliarS Reward.
| QAN-AWAY from the subscriber, at
- Warwick, in Chesterfield Counry, On
the first day of the present month (April)
negro man named
.d1foY.
he is at a yellowi,h cast, and when spol en-
tn, Is inclined to stammer, particularly 4
alarmed. AMPY is a young NAN about
twenty FIVE years OF aye and well grows, a.
bout feet, s or 9 inches high, he had on
a hne hat with a narrow velvet ribton a.
round it, blue Virginia cloth pantaioons
and striped vest. will give the above re-
ward to any person that Will secure him in
any Jail in the state.
LUCY HIGGINBOTHAM.
April 10, 1914.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Cu1LIcorrE, April S.

A report has obtained credit, within the
last few days, on what authority we cannot
well discover, that Gen. Harrison had ten
dered his resignation to the war department.
We hope this report is destitute Of founda-
ton. At the present crises, when the wan
OF able commanders IS SO seriously felt,
would consider it great national calamity
to be deprived of the services of an officer,
who appears to be almost the only one OF
his grade worthy of his station, and who
possesses, in an eminent degree, the conf
dence of the army and the peopie.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Valuable slaves. at Auction.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest Bidder, on
w Thursday the l4th INST. before the BRLL
Tavern, twenty-five likely YOUNG NEGROES,
for Cash, without any kind Of reserve. by
BARrLETr STILL.
April 9, 1917. tia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
The Washington Monumen.
LOTTERY,

Continues drawing five times week. On the
Goth inst. the first drawn Number, (belng the
,}5th day Of dra siDS) IS entitled to stationary
prize OF ten thousand dolars---the FIRST drawn
Number on the 10th day of drawing Che third
OF Mayo will be entitled to the thirty thousand
dollar prize, and the first drawn Number on
50th day, win be entitled 70 the Capital Priz.
of forty thousand dollars there are several
floating prizes Of Eve thonssud---one thousasd
AUD five hundred dollars, SC. Present pr.ce
OF Tickets SIS -
Any orders from the Couotry Post paid,
will be attended TO by =. u. Kurshefit a few
doors below the Bell Tavern.
Richmond, April 10th. tfb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-16
Lottery Notice.
On the I'd Of .uay next, the
Baltimore Hospital Lottery

WILL resume It's drawings, and Continue
at least three times in each week, until
the Lottery is completed, which will be but 20
days drawing more.
The fest drawn Number on the above Day,
(being the 45th) is entitled to the stationa ~
prize Of S20,0D0----tlle first drawn Number
three days drawing after tina, (being the 18th
dsy)is entitled to 3 5000---and the first drawn
Number on the 55th day Of drawng.i is entitled
to the Capital Prize Of 30.00o--bestIes these
three stationary prizes, [a! of which will be
drawn within ten days drawrng] there is one
Floating r re of S50O0--one of Sf00O-eighi
of Ss00---eleven Of S200--snd proportion
ate numbers Of Si00-S50-S20--ss ~ Dol
lar prizes few Cwsrranted ui,drawn) Tickets
can BE- had at the subscribers Lottery Office
Price Of Tickets (t4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

OF british troops from France on The coast of
America.
Al the latest da,es from Lake Ontario, the
BRUSH Squadron had agaio sailed from King
ston. The American squadron had not then
made Its appearance on the Lake.
Ad. Sir ISAAC COFFIN arrived at Quebec
on the goth, In the ship Ewretia, which left
England Maya 1t Is probable he is to Gem
mand the Ontario squadron, 10 the room OF
Com. Yeo, who may be second in command,
or be transferred TO the feet on Lake Cham
plain.
The Gloucester -, which brought the
goth regt. from Grenada, did not come up to
town, but has proceeded for Basbadoes, TO
take the trade for Great Britain.
Jnne l6 10 22-Ar. 81 vessels from Eng
land, and from Grenada. The former sail
ed under convoy Of the Bellerophon, and the
latter of the Gloucester-lsl officers and
men of the eth, 18Th, and 7o,h in the Lord
Wellington, from Portsmouth, and 4 officers
and IT men of the royal regt. of miners and
sappers, in the Bei6cld, from London.
MONTREAL, June 25.-It Is said, that q
few days since some skirmishing took place
between the out post near Odletown, and that
Gun boat has been taken by the Americans
on Lake Champlain.
On Wednesday last, several enterprising
Geoilemen of this city, put on foot a propos
able for building Steam boat of fifty horse
powers, with accommodations, SC. in proper.
ton, which is estimated will cost 6ooot-Ev-
cry share was taken up in course Of eight
hours. We believe the principal subscribers
were stimulated by the advantage Of receiving
goods after their arrival at Quebec without
delay and by this means guard in future a
gains, the disadvantages the Commercial
part of the Community have labored under for
the month past on account of the contrary
winds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

WAsHINeroN, June 25.--We learn from q
respectable private source, and one which may
be relied on, that the report lately received
from Georgia respecting the probable recon
mencement of hostilities by the Creek Indians,
is not correct. The terrible chastisement
which the madness and obstinacy Of those un-
fortunate beings, made it necessary to inflict
on them, has, it is believed, destroyed the dis
position as well as the power of again disturb
ing the tranquility of our southern border.
We are informed that the hos1ihe warriors
have almost unanimously delivered themsel-
YES up aud asked for peace The Seminoles
is the only tribe of the Creek confcderacy
which now possesses much military strength |;
they resisted the solicitations of their country
men to Join the late war, and having. remain
ed neutral during the existence OF hostilities,
they scarcely now mediate any hostile act, af'
ter Witnessing the sdGerings Of their neigh
bors.-InieMgeaeer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

By the President sf the United States af .9nerica.
WHEREAS II is. manifest that the block.
ade, which has been proclaimed by the enc
my, Of the whole Atlantic coast of the United
States, nearly two thousand miles in extent,
and ubounding in ports, harbors and naviga-
bls inlets, cannot be carried into effect by any
adequate force actually stationed for the pdr-
pose and it is rendered matter OF unccr-
tain,y and no,oriety, by the multiplied and
daily arrivals and departures Of the public and
private srthed vessels of the United States,
and Of other vessels, that no such adequate
force has been SO sl,lioned And whereas a
blockade thus destitute Of the character Of q
regular and legal blockade, as defined and re-
cognized by tie established law Of nations,
whatever other purposes Il may be made to
answer, forms no lawful prohibition or obsla-
Gle to such neutral and friendly vessels as may
choose to visit and trade with the u. States
And whereas il accords with the interest aud
the amicabe views Of the United States, TO
favor and promote, as far as may be, the free
and mutually beneficial commercial inter-
course of all friendly nations disposed to on
gage therein, and, with that view, 10 afford 10
their vessels destineG 10 the United States, a
more positive and satisfactory security against
oil interruptions, molestatious, or vexations
whatever, from the cruizcrs Of the United
States :-Now be it known, that /, JAMES
MADIsoE, President of the United States OF
America, do by this Proclamation, strictly or
der and inatruct all public armed vessels OF
the United States, and all private armed vcs-
sells commissioned as privateors, or with let
ter.of.marque and rcprisal, not to interrupt,
de,ain or otherwise mslcst or vex any vessels
whatever belonging to neutral powers, or the
subjects or citizens thereof, which vessels
shall be actually bound aud proceeding to any
port or place within the Jurisdiction OF tho
United States but, on the contrary, TO rem
der TO all such vessels all the aid aud kind Of
fees which they may need or require,
Gives under my hand and the seal Of The
United States, at the city Of Washing
ton, the twcnty-nin,h day Of June, IN the
year one thousand eight hundred end
fourteen, and Of the Independence OF the
United States, the thi,ty.eigbth.
JAMES MADISON.
BY tie President,
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary of STATE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
BY MAIL.
BUS AON y VI 70
WAR ON OUR COAST.
WAX EVENTS, &c.

Extract Of letter from Wiseasseff, dated
June 90.
We are constantly in state OF alarm. In
addition TO the militia, aud artillery, every eii-
zen has become volunteer {: we have several
batteries on the wharves, and ships; one OF
them has four 9 Founders, and six SIS, some
others the artillery, the rest different sized
guns several companies are stationed al the
various posts on the river and the Fort Is
well manned. l have twice been over TO the
Fort, and Captain Perry, (who think an ex-
perienced and skilful ofhcer,} informed me
he had no, much doubt of defending the Fort
against friga,e but could certainly bring bis
guns TO bear on The barges, 10 sink five hun
dred of them. Last evening, about o'clock,
an alarm gun was ~nred at Georgefogv. Fort,
aud at Domariscofsa, and Wiscassetf. was
pleased to see tae energy and patriotism oi
the Inhabitants, even for several miles distance,
who came in armed, from all quarters. II
proved to be ocSasioned by irigate which
came to anchor, at the mouth of the river,
and hove out her barges two only attempted
10 go in there, at Townsend, aud were warm
ly met by party of about 80, and repulsed
They had 9 FOUNDER on shore, which they
discharged several times, and probable did
execution ; the result, however, is not known.
AT about ii o'clock last evenings another "a
Iarm gun was fired at the Fort, when about
500 men, with much alacriy, made their ap.
pearance, every one determined to defend the
town. The navigation is principally disposed
Of, from the wharvSs. l have been on duty
all night great preparations are making to
day, 10 fortifying the batteries, SC. and IN put
ting every part of the town in complete state
of defence. Jos. L. Woop. has given up his
large brick store, which is we'll situated tor
the musketry to fire from the windows"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
BY last EVening's Mail

The British and American armies continu-
ed in view Of each other OH the Champlain
frontier on the 27th inst. Each daily rein
forcing, and watching an opportunity to OBJ.
tain advantage Of the other. Our squadron
had returned to Plstsburgh. The British
have advertised for seamen, and offer twenty
dollars bounty.--BoMon Palladium, Jnty S.
A letter from Burlington, confirms the ac-
coun, of Col. Forsyth being killed 1T states,
Ire was shot in the left breast, and died two
hours after receiving his wound. 1t also adds,
" something of importance will probably scon
take place between the two armies on this
frontier" ioid.
The 500 drafted militia Of this town con.
tinue encamped on the Common, and are ex-
ercised several times each day. ibid.
The Bulwark, "a, Joined the Nymphe and
Tenedos in our bay, on Friday last, from a
cruize on the Eastern shors. On Sunday
forenoon, the two former man9uvred in sight
of this town. ibid.
= Two s2.pohud carronsdes, lately belonging
to the English brig Wasp, are now lying OH
the Long.wharf, in this town. They were
thrown overheard at the time that vessel got
on shore at Provincetown. ibid.
An ocsount from Millcdgcvllle, (Georgia,)
dated June IL, says, I" the British have taken
possession OF Pensacola, and given large
quantity OF ammunition, Sc. TO The Indians"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

Arrived at Savannah, June Is, leiter-of.
marqus schr. Midas, from cruize of .fve
days. bringing in with her the following pri.
zes, VIZ. British pIivateer schr. Dash, OF
gun and 40 men British brig As,rea, of Id
guns, from Halifax bound to London, with a
cargo OF fish, oil and lumber and four A
merican coasters, laden with 500 bales of
cotton, that hae been captured by the Dash.
1t. Gregory, with small detachment of
men in gigs, captured by boarding, on the
18th June, on Lake Ontario, British gun
boat Black Snake, mounting one ls-pounder
and manned with ls men. The guu.boat
was burnt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
GENTEEL BOARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public that his house is open for the
accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen BoaFdets.
His house is in healthy and pleasant situation, at
the upper end Of Thames-street; and ne assures
those who may be disposed to call on him, that
ry exertion shall be made TO render their situation
comfortable and agreeable.
.Ns-pci, Jsg s. JOSH hPPLEBY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
NO7ME.

WHEREAS many complaints have been made Of
w the danger Of excessive riding through th0
streets OF Newport, by servants and others
~" pofcd and resolved, That the act to prevent
excessive riding any Of the streets Of this town.
be published in botI the newspapers printed 10 this
town, and requesting all the good citizens to use
their endeavors IN putting a stop to such unawfuI
riding, by putting the law in force against such Off
tenders. By order Of Council
JONATHAN ALMY, Council Clerk.
Nepporf, July 1, 1914