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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
GENERAL ORDER,
hdiafans Generals Office, Head Quarters
Monfreel, lefh y,.iy, lel4.

.fdiEfans Generals Office, Head Quarters,
Montreal, 1874 J,siy, 1914.
His Excellency the Commander Of the For
ces announces to the troops under his com.
mand, that having, at the invitation OF the A
merican government, deputed Col. Bayncs,
Adjutant- General, aud Lieut.. Colonel Bren-
ton, Provincial aid.de.camp, TO meet, on
Thursday last at Champlsin, Colonel Lear,
late Consul-General of the United States at
Algiers--for the purpose of re-eonsidering
the convention for the Exchange of Priseh-
ers, whith had been entered ihto on the 18th
OF April last, between Colonel Baynes and
Brig Gen. Winder and of removing what
ever objections might be made to the due ex-
ecution of it-And the said meeting having
taken place accordingly, all objections to the
said convention were then, and there, COM
pletely removed and the same was, on the
10th Instant, fully aud deinitivey ratified by
Colonel Lear, on the part of the United States
Che having full powers for that purposc,) with
a supplementary clause, by which the twenty
three British Soldiers, and the forty-six
American officers and non commissioned Off
GERS, the hostages mentioned in the frat ar
ticle of the said convention, are declared to
be included in that convention, and are TO be
teleasted and exchanged, in the same manner
as other prisoners of war, mentioned In tho
said articles, Notwithstanding the exception to
them therein contained ;--And His Excellen-
cy is pleased hereby to direct, that this gene
ral order be considered in explanation and
confirmation Of the general orders issued on
the Is April, snd Cd July, 1914. ...
(Signed) EDWARD BAYNES,
.4dj. Gen. ~. #.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
By Last Evenings Mail.
BOSTON, Aucusr 2, 1914.
DUTCH MINISTER.
.SE

On Sunday, the Dutch sloop of war Ijar,
and the merchant ship Prince Of Orange, in
which came passenger his Excellency the
Ambassador from the Sovereign of Holland,
anchored in our inner harbor.-On passing
Fort independence the Ajar fired salute of
l3 guns, which was answered by the garrison,
and on mooring she saluted the town, ard
was answered from the frigate Constitution,
and by the huzzas OF the citizens.
Yesterday, II o'clock, His Excellency Mr..
CHANeUroN, landed at India-street, from the
barge of the .1jar. On leaving the ship she
fired a salute /; and on landing he was welcom.
ed by the Committee Of the Citizens of this
Metropolis, by the cheerings of the numer-
Gus spectators, salvo from the Washington
Artillery under capt. THAxrER, and by the
Military Companies with presented arms and
appropriate music.
FROM CANADA
Verbal information from Quebec to Satur-
day, The 23d ult. states, that 5000 troops ar
rived there from Bordeaux, in the feet with
the Warspite, Sec. and were landing that day.
The 9th, os Queens German Regiment,
from Eogland, arrived at Quebec July l9.--
43o of the 4th battalion Royal Scots, also ar.
rived on the 10th, from do.
Montreal Papers contain the official &C.
count OF the battle of the 5,h of July, on the
plains Of Chippawa, which states the British
loss at l4S killed, $40 wounded and 46 mis-
sing-toiaI 5l4. Among the killed, cap
tatns and 3 subalturns.-27 officers wounded.
Extract from Sir @. Prevosf's Genera. Or
ders respecting the battle Of Chithesuay.
"His Excellancy lamen,s the loss of so
many valuable officers and men, but this SEN
timent is grately aggravated by the disap-
pointment and modification he has expert
enced in learning thst Fort Erie, entrusted
to the charge Of Maj. Buck, 9Th or kings reg.
was surrendsr'd on The evening If the Sd inst
BY capitulation, without having made an ed
equa,e defence.
The British ship LEOPARD, of so guns,
{of chesaneake mcmory,) has been wrecked
in the ST. Lawrence. She was armed en-
.fsfe, and had jass arrived from Eosland,wish
troops.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
NEW.YORK, July 80.

We are sorry to state, that Gun Boat No. 8,
commanded by Captain Kearney, rolled over
about o'clock yesterday morning, during
the squall, as she lay at anchor in Spermaeeti
Cove. Five men were drowned, and one kill
led by the weigh, of the great gun.
The privateer xebec Ultor, Matthews, OF
Baltimore, from cruize, and days from
New-London, arrived yesterday. Left New.
London on Wednesday and passed ship of
the line, and frieate a. anchor of the har.
Dor, who sent thirteen bargcs in pursuit Of
the U,or, all of whom were recalled before
they approached within cannop.shot.
A letter from Com. Dent, dated at Charles
ton on the 18th July, communicates to the
Navy Department the information that the
U. S. schooner Alligator (Which was SO un.
fortunately sunk by tornado some weeks ago)
has been raised.
A letter from Fredericksburgh Of the 2sth
inst. states, that the British squadron were at
that time descending the Potomac.
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o. PRIZE LIS L %
P,ivaseer Mamma Re-eahfured +!

Privaseer Mh7ILDA Rt.eahfured!
The British schooner George Canning, (formerly
the American priva;eer Matilda, Of Phiadelphia,j
prize TO the Am. pr. Gen Armstrong. has arrived At
Thomastown, (Maine.) She was from Lisbon bound
to Liverpool: and has valuable cargo Of MERIso
Wool, Oranges, Lemons, and some Money-snd
vas chased in by a man-of.war brig ;-sbe Is very
fast saer er-tThe Matilda zVas captured about 20
usnfhs ago oy BrInsh privafeer sha2 mounting ~
runs, re-captred going inso England By The ". $
,rig argm. epfured going into France BY a Bh
a. ana again by the .rsstrong =! y
The British sloop Henrietta, with provisions Tor
the British squadron IN the Chesapeake has arrived
At New.York, a prize TO the Gen. Armstrong.
The British brig Favorite, from Rio JaneIro,prizc
20 the privatcer sch. Surprizc OF Baltimore, has
at Uuion river. (Mane.) She has full cargo Of
coffee, rice, dye.woods, hides, &c.
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PROVIDENCE, AUGUST Q.

! BY Capt. Austin, a passenger in the Per-
severance, we have been politely favage d
with the following
The u. S. brig Ra,tlesnake was captured
llth July, by the British ship Leander, after
chase Of four hours. She received two "a
pound shots in her hull before she struck.
During her cruise, near the Bay of Bscay,
she boarded Swedish brig, having on board
the crews Of two merchantmen, which had
been destroyed by the u. S. brig Syren /; they
informed him, that Capt. Parker, Of the Sy.
rem, died in twelve days after leaving Salem
She was left under the command Of Lieut.
M;ahnisAr- Gazette.
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July -.
DETROIT, JuLr Cd.

The expedition against Mackinaw will SET
out the first fair wind up the river the whole
commanded by the brave coloneI q. Croghsn
and major Holmes. Their command will
consist Of about seven hundred men, volun-
tcers from the different regiments stationed
at this post. They calculate on serious busi-
ness before we get possession of the place.
will inform you Of the sffs as soon as pos
sible, as am one Of the party.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

CONPECTIONEE:

Has just received from Boston, and offers fo9
- sale, at his store, No. 108, THAMEssTRxxT}
very extensive assortment Of ConfcctionSrys
Preserves. Fruits, Cordisls, Sc among which are
Sugar Toys. of all descriptions. Sugar-AlmondS{
Unique and other Cordials soft.shell Aiponds, Cur
rants, Rasins. (box and cask,) Prunes, Dates. &C.
Olives, Capers, Catsup, Anchovies, &c.--Togethcr
with general assortment of Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries--all of which may be had cheap.
Aur = H#'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

We understand, that in consequence of an arrange
ment between our State Government aud the Presi-
dent of the United States, orders be immedi-
ately issued for raising State Corps Of 500 men, to
be received into the service of the United States for
the defence of this State. in lieu sf the militia
quired by requisition of the President of the 4th
July.Of these troops, we learn, 400 are to be in
fantry and 100 artlery-They are to be enlisted for
year. not to be sent out OF the State and to
be commanded by officers appointed by Gov JONES.
subject to the orders of Brig. Gen CusHING.-Each
non-commissioned officer and private soldier will re-
ceve bouaty Of TSenty DOiiars, and Ilse Dollars
per month, in addition to the pay ratons, and cloth
ing, allowed by the United States. We do ibt not,
from the strong inducements given, this Corps Gn-
tended for the defence of our own hrc-sides) will
be readily raised. We also understand, that Gener-
al CUSHING is directed TO furnish the State with
suitable supply of ordnance travelling carriages
and that the most efficient measures adopting for
the general defence and protection of the State
1000 additional stand of arms have been delivered
to Gov JON NEs, by order of the Presldent--.Hercuy
:xs:-
The Philadelphia Gazette, of the Goth uIt. Says,
We are informed from the best source, that IN
few days the Presidents Proclamation will be issued
calling Congress together, to assemble on the first
Monday in September next"
-:%s-
y The cylinder for the engine of MIR, Fulton's
steam frigatc has been cast at New-York--it
is said to be foar feet in diameter, weighs
three and a half tons /; and the power OF the
engine equal to 100 hsrses.
tot
In the infant state of our manufacturing
country, those few of our worthy citizens who
have given all their attention to foster this
valuable branch OF our resources. have had to
encounter every kind of difficulties which
we're thrown in their way by the agents of
good mother England nevertheless the enter.
prize of our ReeP!e has almost surmounted
every obstacle, and the reputation of oar, man
uiactures is gsinioB credit every day. II was
not until last year that our New England Per-
ry, which was considered but a kind OF fat
sourish libuor, had been found to be one of
the best and stoutes; beverages, but rather
too strong for the English stomach at the
present moment.-Our Porter, which, as the
custom of John Bull is 10 despise every thing
not English, was despised by the drinkers of
London Porter, has been so much improved
BY genuine American brewing, that the most
prejudiced sons Of Britain are forced to con-
fess, tha; instead of that vaporish zvin6y qual-
ity which is the property of the English Por.
ter, our Ame erioan rvrtcr has bc.tor body
in the quantity more fire, more srength, and
preserves its domestic qualities, particularly
in warm climate, better than the london
therefore We may say, without boasting,
tkat the American Perry and American Porter
are the best in the 4yorld. .duroaa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914.

On Monday last the Tiverton company of militia,
under com mand Of Capt. Warren, which had teen
on duty in the neck for the last fortnight, We're
lieved by the Middletown company, under command
of Capt. Sweet. The company relieved exhibited
specimens o. extraordinary Improvement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

Com PxRRY arrived At New.York, on Wednesday
last He is TO take command Of the Java, building
At Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03

me Y, .. brig kattteenakeSfAI
took and destroyed Hritisil brig John,
goods, ADD sch; Crown Prince, with 'dsA
The letter-cf.mafQue brig Rambler, -C3n<< IS
Edess commander, Of and from Boston, l6o1I
Canton. Qndia, wks ypoken June 7th, ~ 'dSy|
lear the Cape-de-verds. letter from 1he Cs1
states. that she proved to be prime sniles AZ
the British brig Madeira, ladeiswith salt and III
and gave her up, after taking out 80 quaftet u
Of Madeira Wine. >>~
The British schr. Iinnet. with full cargo ofI
and oil, arrived at Newburn, iN. C.) July Is, ~
to the privateer Snap Dragon. She had msdi
other prizes, one small schr. with fruit. which.
burnt. and smother ordered in.
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NO1'ICE.

NsWPoR7, $. s.-Cierk's Office, Suhrerie JIl
diciaf Court, County Of Ne,vporf
NxyHEREAS, JEREMIAH PECKH.S.N, of News
w port, in the County of Newport barber, hath
lodged in said office, copy of the Act of the Hon:
General Assembly at their last June session, grant,
ing him the benefit Of Nh Act made and passed A II.
1856, entitled An Act for the relief cf nsolvsnt
debtors:" I.
This is therefore to give notice to the Creditors Of
the said yEREMIAH PEcKHAM, that they be and
appear. (if they see ft,) at the Supreme judicial
Court, next to be holden at Newport, within and for
the County OF Newport, ON the fourth Monday OF
August next, to nominate Commissioners to rcceivo
assignment Of all the Estate OF the said JRRnMts
GIDEON PALMER. Clerk
.Newpsrf .9ugu1 2, 1914 ~
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APPROPRIATION.

We, the Undersigned, do hereby certify, that We
and our families have in various cases and Indifferent
times, used DIR. Carys celebrated Family Pills,whcIs
are now prepared by the vcndcr at Coventry, X. i.
We have found them highly scrviceable in our fami-
lies, and particularly eficacious in removing those
complaints for which they prescribed 1--WE feel
assured OF ther excellence, and consider the Pills
vauablc and worthy the attention of ali family Phyl
sicans. In testimony hereof, We have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Kciton, Joseph Straight, r. Rexangf5n, Sd.
John Remington, Mary Remington, " Greene,
Patience Greene, n. kcifon, Theodsrfc RemirgS
fpn, G. Bo1gen, =. " Green, y, t1iljnr, jan
j. q Bro,sn. Phebc Ir.sn, W. Ir9in, ,. Hav.
kins, Benjdmin JNorsc.
certify that was sick about two years with dry
skin, costiveness, and difficulty of breathing could
not restI bad several doctors, but could get no
liefi applied to Dr. Cary, and got immediate relief
believe if il had not been for bis Pills, could not
have Lived ss ,son'nue taking the P;; and am in
certify tina, was troubled with pain 10 my bow.
and side, and dizziness in the bead--E called on
Dr. Cary he gave me about thirty Pills, which
ed me. les,ecm them valsablc. -.
May, 1873. CHARLES COLyIN.
certify that have made use Of DIR. Cary's riIIsi
and am in duty bound to say they the most easy
September, 1919. RAY JOHNSON
The subscriber having been much afflicted with
the asthma for several ycars, was induced to make
trial Of Dr. Cary's Pals-Before had taken one box
found myself much relieved, and an now In the
enjoyment of good health. J. ROWLAND. .
DR.. q. w. nOPPIN 10 sole agent for the town OF
Providence. ,. 7. va, = .
or The Pills recommend themselves.
The above Medicines are sold by ID. III rLxySNors
wich, Con, AvIs & Aas sMIrH,W'ckford, RI and
by SAMUEL w. vINsoN n, Newport. ~ the isst men
toned pIate are kept, usual, al kinds on Drug
and Medicines generally in use and Of the nsss
quality,--A continuance Of favors sslIcicd
- = SAMUEL w. vlNs0Ns
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From, the BrdngfOn pober, OF July

From the Burlington paper, Of July %
We have no interesting intelligence from our ar
my on this frontier. nor from the navy, under the
command of Com. Macdonough.
Maj. Gen. Brown has been reinforced since the
battle OF Chippewa, with $500 regulars from Detroit.
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a S there has been much said in publications a. 10
- the utility of Medicines, shall only say these
are the best correctors Of the bile that have foun6
in 20 years practice they operate as cathartic anl
tispasmodc, sudorfc, and diurctic, in cases Of bl
ious. ssthma'ica! complaints. Where there is dry
dizzineSs in the head, pain in the side and bowels
one Pill taken every nght eight or ten nights suc-
cessveiy, then from one to four, the case appears,
20 purge, will be satisfaction to those who please
to try them. They may be given to persons Of all
ages and both sexes without any dsagrecable fccli
ings they the best Pills for females that are in
use, particularly for women who are in child.bed.
where there is only cathartc wanted, when from,
to four may be used the age and situation Of
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
DiKECT TAN.

NOTICE Is hereby given, to all whom It may eon{|
~ cern, that lists OF persons, with their ratee1
which remain unpaid at this date, may be seen
the following places,-vx: - -~,-~-.
The Tiverton rates, at the tavern Of John TannorI
The Littlc.Compton, do. do. of John brown
on the Commons N
The Portsmouth, do. do. Oliver ID. GreonQ1|
The MiddIetown, do. do. 3enj. T. ShcfiieldS|
The Warren, do. do Boni. Cole}|
The Darlington, do. do. Joseph Kinncut5
N. b The above extra notice is given to enable.
those who cannot conveniently leave their homes So
this season, to know the amouot of their Taxes land
send in the same as also to give every opportunity
to them previous to resortng to the rigors ofthd
Law .Vc,pboyf. .fugust. 3. 1914. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-03
CHARLESTON, JuLY 81.

The privateeer schooner Saucy Jack opened
a rendezvous yesterday at ! ! o'clock, for the
enlistment of her crew. Before S, one hum
dred ard thirty sblebodied seamcn were ship
ped, and ready to engage in the glories and
dangers of an Atlantic cruize. Probably such
a thing is unprecedented even in this country,
however remarkable for her maritime enter
prize.
July -.
The Y. S. sch. Caroline, Capt. Hindley,
went to sea On Tuesday morning.
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WAX DEPARTMENT.

.da,. and Insh. Gems. Office, 26ih July, lSl4s
GENERAL ORDERS.
A LII troops, regular and militia, captured by the
"A army under the command of Sir George Pre-
vost, or any part thereof before the 18th day Of A
pril last, are exchanged and competent to serve ~
gainst the enemy.
All officers. non-commissioned officers and PHI
Yates of the army Of the United States exchanged
rs aforesaid, will join their corps and regiments re-
spectively without delay.
by order Of the Secretary at War.
JOHN Il. BELL,
A. ). 3w.J .rt- Assist Insp. Gen. >.
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DOCTOR CARY}S
APPROVED FAMILY PILLS,

Which are celebrated .5r me cure az many diseased
Nor oa! TO cure, bus 10 prevent sickness. :.
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The Philadelphia Gazette, of the 26th uIt. says,
We informed from the best source, that in a
few days the Presidents Proclamation will be issued
calling Congress together, to assemble on the first
Monday in September next"
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y The cylinder for the engine of MIR. Fulton
steam frigate has been cast at New-York--
is said to be four feet in diameter, weigh
three and half tons aud the power of tt
engine equal to 100 horses.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-11
PH2EN'T PORTABLE
HOT BATH.

The inventor OF tiismpoiaRt medical Improvement
Is now gone onto Philadelphia IN order to provide
eo5upctch supply Gfa''rar,tus.
4 ) soon q, hccau the necessary arrangements,
~ seertsHdi be - cd toconyey them throughout
the UnHcd States.
he price which h. At fira contemplated, ,sas %
dollars to private citizens, Physicians 100 dollars
t9 irw months lowcytr, he offered them az half
prme totiosc persons who might afford MIN tici all
whilst lc collecting such scts and testimonies as
u'ep'lhle required This period s1oy expired and
tic price ia future will be- at first intended Those
who are able to payier IT, must admit these prices to be
reasonable
For the relief Of the poor, every agent will he in
Hructed TO make provision in tllcr respective ncig-
bnWi'o'@s In the CITY Of Richmond, any poor posor
who ury need the Iia,h, may apply TO Mr. John y
Shields, capUlir "tie city watch, to Mr. John Mad
doS, wills each Of whom there viii be- y, pc.ed sys
tens to be devoted exclusively TO the ccricc Of 5-h
A. ti'c Intended arrangements completed notif-
cations vll be gwen from tduc ,u lime, to those oo-
c,tued
M pcrOn wiz be permitted TO sell any of the BATHS
WHO Is not furnished with proper license, n "a To bc
prepared 10 gg0nt drpenetoustO every purchaser I'm
der tho signature Of q Inventor bis general agent
SO every known violation oGtbe patent privilege viii W.
prosecuted according 80 law.
SAMUEL. X. JENN1NGS.
p 8. Robert G Jennings the General eei.t iy FUR.
nsiet with supply Of the Apparatus n his ocs ately
occipfed - Jalucs Brown, esq
rulv % tr
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ORTTU.aRY.

COMMUNICATIONS departed this nc, Sent och.
1919. bR. AIcSiRALD AySFrN ot Bedford couiity
formerly surgeon To the 10Th Regiment in tie ia
BrSvie ri ngnia Militia, late surgeon to the 81 Re.
Seit IN the n Brigade oi Virginia militia now IN the.
service, and under te command OF Brigadicr General
Lettwic,E Doctor Austin was a Young man Of fine
genus and learning, Of great promise in his prob ssion
eiulled by few at ais age ana surpassed nv none in me-
deal eai'eeic is guue in tn st year OF his aye lea
wing anumcrous and very respectable cornexion 10 la
rnent his D 70 the exterior accomplishments of
theEsnt!, aar, he happily united native dignity of de-
pertinent and strength of mind seldom the lot cr one
peTon or boast ofary section of country. lie was n
gpoa citizen, ancgthor, a friend and a gentleman BY
ibrS;'e Order, his remains, We're taken .ToAI Nj
ldds ON the Basin in the city, followed by numerous
PROGRESSION, 10 the following order;-n advance sc-.
rant a"' Our with arms rcverscd-Thc Hcsrse-thy
b1sal'er Genera. and Chalh.n-the Brigade Major
2nd aud, With swords rcv,rs the Relatives Of The
Deceased the Medical Sta,E-tte Music and Infantry,
with arms reveIsed-he Commissioned and STAFF Off
ee's OF the Brigade in double files ACCORDING to ,7nk
WITH swords rcVeiSe-the Citizcus-The PIoces son
noyodto the Church on AdaniS's Ill., when after an
eloquent and impressive discourse silesi 10 the occa,,n
by thc Reverend John r,ce, Chaplain To the BRIGADE.
he was inferred with military honors
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ORIGINAL.
70 TIE LEcIsLaT0RE or v1RcANza


GENTLEMEN,
Soa are now about to assemble for the purpose
OF making laws, raising of Revenue, Sc. Sc would
willingly cS your attention To source, from whence
you have derived considerable Revenue mean that
OF the licensed Taverns in this STAGE. But how has
thar source of Revenue dwudled away in the course of
tes years. in consequence OF the Tax upon tavern Ii.
censes having been considerably raised Yet Gentle
men, there houses OF cutertaiorent for ira
rcllers, than there before the tax raise and
ts'e ourths OF which TAXI out license avgethcv
entertain more travellers than the honest taverakce-
CT because nc can in consequence othayib., p;< no
tax, afford to accommodate tive passenger upon much
b, tier terms than he who pays S37 IS for the liberty
OF keeping tavern.
leould. Gentlemen, for that afford TO give To
those that Mould favor with their custc, At least
- sallon2of spirit IN tine ,e;r and believe. know
many reS><fsable tascu keepers, no will take out
10 hceuses the year uhss yodg Honorable pps'y
will place the that lives Immediately on the p,bhc
roNl, whose doors Op,nto the rrad au, who IS
ecnstatly In the habit OF eceiyinS tQrees and char
gius them for accommodations, upon the same uDnc
Take view, Gcu:itmen, of Your Commissioner
Books, x wha, aeon,lerablc dminuton o. revenue
there has been sine the has b. raised on Tavern
licenses aud as Won travel to the seat OF govern
rent observe the number OF houses tat are open tor
TIE reception Of Travellers and see how few ot diem
pay Tax.
n CfT'YZ IN;