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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-17

WASHING TON. Aug. II.
There was no mail received from Buffalo
Yesterday by the express. II is stated that
the rider on the extreme stage of the line
has disappeared, in what manner not known,
and no traces have been discovered OF him
or the mail. 1t is owing to this circumstance
probably, that we have received no further re-
port OF General Browns late battle.
Letters as late as the 5th inst. have howe
yer been received from Presqu' Isle, through
which We derive the following Intelligence
Erie, { Penn .fug. ).
This moment the captain of 4 small trad
ing vessel, which sailed from Buffalo at o.
clock ~ NJ yesterday, came ON shore. He
confirms the information of an attack on
fort Erie by the British and adds, that after
heavy cannonading for two hours, the enc
my were rcpulsed at all points, and left the
ground before night no damage sustained on
our part--that OF the enemy not known. Two
soldiers who crossed to Buffalo after the &C
ton, stated that "the enemy were cut to pie
ces--driven at all points, and our troops IN
the highest spirits. II was generally beliey ed
the att ok was supported by nearly the whole
force OF the enemy on the Peninsula
MAJ. lat.
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FIRE OF THE FLINT.

n. YORK, Avg. IA passenger who ar.
rived here last evening in the Acccmmoda-
Stage from Boston, informed us. that at Nrcvy-
Haven he convcr5ed with gentleman who
was at otonington during the dastarlly attack
made upon that place by the enemy--who
had wtndrawn his force, after having suffered
co9Si,l s'that one otthe enemy barges
full OF men WAS sunk, < that the r,,nrod h3io
received several ~ pound shot, which weni
through her, and must have nearly destroyed
hcr ana that the patriotic inhabitants If Stau.
mgton%bade Wost gala,t defence
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 10.
FROM THE. EN- ENVY.


The flag of truce which sailed on Sunday
last for the British fleet returned yesterday
morning. Mr.. Skinne-, the flag officer, is
bearer of dispatches from Rear Admiral
Cockburn to his Excellency the Russian Mi
mister, and the Honorable Secretary of State
--alsot to General Mason and Colonel Bare
lay, Commissaries of prisoners. Mr.. Skinner
was politely favored by Admiral Cockburn
with file of the last English papers rcceiv-
ed in the Reet-thcy are however understood
to be no later than Goth May. The force of
the enemy below is said TO be the Admiral's
ship, 2 two deckers, frigates, one troop ship,
two brigs, and fifteen or twenty craft IN the
Potomac two frigates, one brig, and several
small craft in the Patuxent. The Menalaus
and another fligate arrived on Monday last
from Bordeaux. The Loire frigate sailed on
Tuesday on a cruise A brig was lying off
Little Choptank.--C. II. Books.
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From the Georgia .frgus, ertra.
MfLLEDGEVILLr AUG.

IMPORTANT NEWS.


ny We are informed that report has
reached Gen..Jackson, that Spain has declar-
ed war against the L. States--that the report
was confded III, & that Gen. Jackson had dis
patched messenger TO Pensacola to ascertain
the truth OF it.
BY an Express to the Governor, which
reached this place yesterday evening, we
have received the following
ErtYact q q letter 10 the Editors, dated
HARTFORD, Aug. Z. 1914.
+" ] hasten to inform YOU that what anti
cipated relative to the hostility of the Greek
Indians, is but too soon realized. l was last
evening called to visit man # the name of
Rabun, who was fired u,.on and wounded
with two balls ~ party OF Indians, miles
below this place. He IS not dangerously woun-
ded. After this mar escaped by outstrppiRg
them, they proceeded to a Poor mans house
close by, from which the Etmily had just fed,
and broke, and tore every thing in pieces.
This morning on the ground where Rabun
was attacked, a red club, which had just
seen, was found with number of emblemat-
ical figures inscribed or it among the rest
there Is representation Of p en- ina line of
march, and a Dnsket with nayonet fixed.-
These lead othe opinion, that there were Z
men IN the party, though Rabun bot S, &
that they belong to some town that has re-
ceIved British mu.lcts. Thcre is much a.
farm and Confusion in this ,'lace and neighbor-
hood -
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u X i u o O g S

III w tTIU.N.
G IN WEDNESDAY the 9th inst. will he sold with
Y outrcscrye stthe tenement next .bnve Mr. to-,
Johnson's ard nearly opposite the Merchants Coffee
CooGs, VIZ.
Shiltng Cotons, Bnmbezcr, Laveutne Silks, Sattns,
PLAIN and Plaid Silks, Lirnen Cambria and Linnel
CamhTic liandkerchiefs, Linnen Checks, 1itklcn-
burg, Colouied Thread, Pins NfamoodieF Curr,,hs,
Bsitas, Sr?er6ne Diaper TsbIc-Clots Supersrr:
Black Brosd-Cio;h, FlGnnels, Diapers Carnbric NJ
Inns ara Cotton Centuries, Blankets Ketdai Ccto,
Msnchestiy Cords, Ne!yets Domestic Shawis, Iit-
hons, Sc. SIC &c.
Terms made known at the hour Of sale to commence
at IL o'cloeS
-Efonc1rc, Ro5i,son & F,sasa,..s
August II 4tc
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WAsH1EsTov, August Is
Letters Of late date were received frorn Tnfjo ON
Saturday
We learn that General Gaines had arrived lt IT Erie
that Gen Browns health vas good and his wounds
dong well, that nc would be onhorschack in month
letter received here cfthe 9Th states that the same
number OF men never were acknowledgements or Sc
c'rey posted than OurS--that the basiions ortfc
tort were compcte-sind that sit tlu,sapd Lav
onets, with all the artillery the enemy had
could make no impression on them. They had
made an experiment Of their cannon Tor a whole after
noon but without doing tic smallest injury to the for
tress the troops within It.
Upwards Of 100 Cadets, from West Point arrived Of
New-fork ON the 10Th, hoard ola sloop, who are
to be encamped for ten days on Governors Island
Mi IHf
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THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.
lct 10 the, EditorS-Cidted

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
perceive that several Editors, and YOUR
selves among them, have. quoted, and in my
opinion nlisapprehended, a London paragraph
OF the Seth Of MAY, touching the appointment
of Commissioners to treat with ours for peace
The London paper could only have meant to
say that the Hague was not fixed on as the
place of negotiation, and not that Commits
sioners were not and would not be appointed
by the British cabinet, to negotiate any where
Our Government hGUe rsceiUed adUice Of the
dfifoiBtsnent Ct Lord Gambler, Or. .1dun,
and f7r. Coib1l17z, as Commissioners on the
fart Of rte enemy; and Client was suggest
By British Minister as the place OF negOcia-
zion, To which Mr. Galatin and MIR Bayarl
did not object. The place may or may not
have been afterwards changed but of the
appointment Of British Commissioners there
can he no doubt
" The following extract of letter from a
distinguished gentleman of Delaware, on the
prospect of peace, and on our proper policy
pending the negotiation, is interesting * Judi
cious -
ErtrHct efa letter from gentleman, IN, M
a,ii',gtot, Del. dated -4ue. 6, 1914
] received yesterday letter from Mr..
BAYARD at London, in which he saws he docs
nat dcsflair q teGce ; though he remarks,
that if the sentiments of the Ministry CORES
fOi'o viii IiiOoc Va TIC cope, tnere IS Itue
prospect of accommodation. The DELAY which
has taken place in the arrival of their forces
destined for this part of the coast, and the
apparent hardness of Sir A. CoChrane, afford
ONE slight expectation of peace. Other
wise | should think there was not the least
prospect of it. During the continuance Of this
state OF uncertainty, which should be termi-
mated as soon as possible, systematic md "
gorou9 IroSecution cfttc 7rar, is, in nv hum
bic opinion, the safe and correct course
Bal. yfRitr.
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CaIrr.IcorHF. Aug. 4.

CHIELIcoTHE, Aug. q.
BY letters from the commanding officers at
Detroit and Maiden, dated the 2ist ult. we
learn chat RECOMMENDING party, under the
command of 1t. &. Harrison, of the 2Sth In
t.ntry, detached TO Point au Plat were attack
cd near that place by a body of Indians on the
18th uit. and in consequence of their boat be-
ms grounded, our party were defeated with
the loss OF nine Killed and four wounded. A
mong the killed, was the gallant and enterpri-
sing commander of the detachment, Lieut..
Harrison OF the 2Sth (Hcntuciy) regiment-t
The dead were afterwards collected bv
party OF 60 men, and honoraby inferred a
Fort Covington. FredoniQn.
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Extract era letter from


Extract efra letter from
NEw-LoNDoN, Aug. 10
The fcrco Of the enemy is one II, two
frlgdtes and brig the ehery th~-w many
hundred rockets, ninst ot them overreuChed
the town, bat some OF them set IRE To the
houses, which were mvch damaged. Maoiy
buildings were destroyed by the Shot. ,un-
derstand no shc.ls we're thrown a B,iush
parse m attempting. to approach the shore
was sunk by shot from oie OF tue 16 poun-
ders and all on board perisiled. frequent
attempts were. made TO land, by the brit 81
Ia barges, but obey were always successfully
repeiled by the gallant ya,iAecs. The force
At Stonirgton IS but two ass having fired
al last Light, thc:: ammunition b,canie OK
pended and teams started from this place
eilS forenoon at il, to carry powder ana bail.
- ne next attack IS supposed viii be here.'i
TIE BhC.HD-ROCK JoCKEY-CLUB
F.fLL RACES
~ Ill cs'nt5sf,e i0S: I.tSiLcy in Sstte5s6e4,
W bet3,, NE 5Ili. 80 81 'l175e fire a,lyg--Iye
f'Sf Gy TnH be -uG f0s, re ice4ss f7@se IT $50,
running mile hcofS tie best III C IL - en.,4f.ce 4e,
We cti"se-<er Tins race Il g pergon GIy r7Oi 0ho,Ss
Tsdefher he i n'enleI a. ne ctsb o.. not 1. sec9ld
o,is' ne |ocis otS6 ri-se # $780, fur nile bcais-
ne a"id ooy ne Efc s'feto''s Parse Of 500, Hrve
me "seis '1,'ce SIS, s;ch IS 0lso u,lsd
70 the f77se ter TIE 6ensF: ofe 1rsTsing n4e, ct,r,-
.s te1Sh' far age agreeable to Tie .snshts Of de
JOIv H-oPSE.q.Is
" s.asa'sc5 q L,ter: f;.r4ashe,il5r race-tq.ses
gratis Tie rotalefor hs tuordded himself att. I,
pdcTtg Of s9.a 7cf o5d:r 1s~ tie frf0Se cf,75f{eac
rdce,'o'acs, shotlid IL b ,rrntag. YXF asnal f6R
ont ia me rare-feld. j. ~
.s'gust II. 2arvsrcla.cl,re
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THF. FNFNV

Accounts OF the 10Th inst state that the fleet in the
Potomac were then mOored in z line from the mouth
Shore-and that vessels had arrived to reinforce
them-A letter Of the same date from Cen Porter,
to the Governor, Informs that THURSDAY, 5 ofthe
cnemys vessels had come in the capes and gone uD
me Bay W. trigste, transport ship, ,5ops and
brig; and on Friday more vessels, Sbose chsr,s.
tens were not asccrtaned
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Extract 2fa ieter from Cen. Sco.-, DARED
NVIrr1

" TIL f'I'F tI4I@I15
am doing pretty well under my woands. That
m the shoulder (musket ball tire the point Of the LEFT
shoulder and cIavicie) gives me great pain. hope
however TO rccoverthe OF my arm which 10 al pre-
ntteai. This wound was received just at the close
OF the action when all the trophies Of iotory we're in
our posst>sson-9 pieces Of Artillery, Msiur Cener-
al, tRial;) and more than % Officers, &c. Ssc'
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FIFTR DFjLL.gRs SFn-gcD

sstbc, +, 49, out Of one Of my trunks, on nv vav
ANAL ,ed me-, = To or at Cuinberiand coart oi,ee
cscb IS 1oo !oe"' pceY-t Osi containing So
Also at ioilaIs, on the Farmer Il Vrrini, f,.rtc
81 o,5. ~ cedoar Carolina note together with 80
WI. receipts ard other papers '''' : g.
=. NH ever win procure The Sid oocEs. ,,-l- -,
W. ,"lents, 90 that get IL shall receive IN, s,v %
,,, JOSLAT T. epson
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LAST NYGHTSMIIL.

q Com Deratt~ Is dItccfc3 5, he Src,etr,g, oCt5e
Nary 10 take communal Of tie nauai force IN .N:,y
York, and dete"dfte hGrbor he has NOR than 1000
brGUe fa1S trained 20 guns, &c.
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letter rom ~ York states that the enenyhai,
landed from, 200 of their seamen. sick yyitb th
seuyy, at Montaug Point, the most Eastsly uoint Of
Long Island F''"' "
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TEN D0LLANS REWAED.,-

Ten D0LLANS REWARD.
REsERTED from TIE army 1T the G rtonment
fs"ch Orct'Ards near Eort Norfolk, on the 26lL
THO ms .4TWELT.
a PIvare 1'' substitute in my company Of Vircin.s
Niihta from the county Of Charlotte now in the 4,
vice of the Unite States 81 'hE Or
The said 1}io mas Atwel. il abou. s Gee,
eses nigh spare made, lgh; a, and about W M
o' yer will deliver him TO me, ortLe con-
nsoq1s othe'er at tins place, shall receive tc .nr4
kenny A WATKINS, CAPT. .sr,1r,,
Ana u. 5M Regt. ". gHi.fa
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IN TIE EE.or-
10 ne EGiTOT-
Extract q a letter aH an cGFcer az Sackett9 E1ri

Extract ETA letter ram an ctGce at Sacstts K.r5o,
G.,ted August S.
owe hearfrom Kingston on Monday that reinforce
ments were arriving daily from Montreal, and that
400 Regular troops had gone up the Lake this day
week to reinforce Gen. Drummond. They will, how
ever, have hard work to drive US from Erie, where
troos arc at this time Brown and Scott are both
at Bufaloe.
Our feet got out MONDAY, but were not out of
SIGHT until Thursday; since which time they have not
been heard Of. The army are not wiling to see the
feet or officers again until they capture or are captured
Had gone out ~ tie inc Gen Brown had assurances
II ud meet and cooperate with him at tie head of
the axe, woud have been WE'LL and probably Mag
uuls.
Owe ar making arrangements for the defence of
tins pisec, AND calculate daily on heins attacked"
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jS.4LE.S NJ AUCJ9iI.l.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOS sale.
VFSRIS DAY at o'clock y. NJ will positively te soid
4 on the premises, without reserve, fcar vaiusile
lots, for whaIves si,d lumber housrs psa- Pockets
wsielouse-A plan of which may be seen At OR Ven
due Office. The opening ofCaIv street when Is All
ready considerably improved, with yiey IS we are
informed of continuing 1t Rncket's viii produce s
great Increase i. the value OF tbs property.
After the above sale we shall sell twenty ether lots
lying on the street, running up Giles Greek Srets
o the sad lots shall remain cnsod o. me de-, alore-
said, vii. DC sid al the same ko;;- tie eieiine .,y
TERMS AT SALE
GloncaTe, Robinson y Flcesa,,tq.
.Aucf;oneeys.
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NORFOLK, .fug. -,
The Enemy RE1NYoRcED.-h addition
20 the rei!j orce1,sHt reh9rted ~ haze Aqtriy
joined the enemy in our 1yaterS, FIVE SILL
cane in yesterday afternoon and t,roceeded
nft the Bay --IHrg consisted If one. fTieote,
Two stoofs ofsger, and t4co tta-'ehorI shihs,
and, Scstb the other recent arriuois, qpW Qug-
mem the farce Of Tie enemy in tire CheS-
Gheoke, 90 Some7ahds t<ltzeards IF so sail.
Herald.
.4us. 13.
On Thursday one j1rtgntc, tqyo si2ots ofgyar,
a SHIP and brig, SuhHoscd 70 be TRANSPORTS
came IN from sea, and hroceeded Nh the bay
Frsterday morning sgvo shifts 7pers in sight
coming IN fror, sea, a6out 2 o'clock, Slih
SUPPOSED a Store shit, and tSco scsra. came
do7y', the beg and anchored in LynnhaUer.
GILBERT RoBERTscN, Esq. 7eio formerly
resided in this fluce, has been oyi,ointed BIZ
The British government C0mmis8ar'y Of Phi
sontrs, in the hlace JCoL. BARCLAY.
Ledger.
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NJ laie election Of Member of Congress in New
Orleans, =, D RonEuTsOS, Esq. had 59o votes his
rival, J. d. PREyosT, i52 only.
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10 DOLLARS REWARD

z OSF at Air. Chapman Tinherlal -. Tsyerr =,
Hanover County, Saturday the 9Th INST n a
RED .2f0ROCCo POCKET B00K
containing 00nd given b. Dtyi tyslscc IN The st.-
6erj Tor DE sum Of Szl0-as,, $50 10 Pant Vo,cs
Mr. Wallace is hereby iorwarnedforn paving Inc e,,,
wv, on Tue smd bond to any person than the subscriber
Inerc ere Two credits the sail bond one for tho sur,
OF $50 and TIE other for Tie sum Of go. ard An n..r
sons are hereby cautioned against trading fo, tho ssd
bond The above reward will be given on the deliye,
oil the pocket book and the contents to the subscriber,
WM. TYLEr
,-i~'.i'-
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ETfract ofa letter from or CORRESPONDENTS
daked NirElLk Annr : 1911

ETfract ofa letter from or corresfondent,
dated .N5rf3ik, .Hue. 5, 1914
" In few days this will be the strongest
post in the u. States. Gen. Porter, though
an old man. is all activity he rises at revcilee
and generally visits the encampment before
breakfast. The formation and execution Of d
plan with him are simultaneous, and both are
the result of correct and military knowledge
and experience. He has inspired the citizens
here with the most unbounded confidence in
his talents as General
e" he town of Norfolk is now nearly insu-
lated by lines ct entertainments ard strong
redoli0ts, whfch present an impracticable bar
rlor to any attack from the n. T.. shores of
tue Bay and Craney Island has been render
ed so much stronger by the addition of an in
closed battery and blockhouse, Corning a
complete tort that nothing but d regular siege
can affect it. The only remaining point Of
attack is by Portsmouth, to get 10 which they
would have march of IS or 20 miles, over a
road presenting so many difficulties that it
may almost be pronounced impracticable.-
/ have no doubt that the enemy are fuliv
aware ofthe great strength Of the place, or
we should not have been left so long undisslrr-
bed.
Capt. Gordon Of the frigatc Constellation.
has bis crew in elegant order, both as to APP
P>'' ''u uloOipiHlc' 4 ht SduOlS as wei
rs marines, are taught the use OF the rnusket
and are occasionally sent on shore for the ptlr-
pose OF drill. had an opportunity Of seeing
them exercise in the field once since my ar
rival. and was really delighted with their
promptude Of movement in the performance
OF the different mmpuvres Of the drill exer-
else. He has them uniformly dressed in
white trousers and frock, with blue collar
and facing, Of their own Workmanship They
excite the admiration of the town.
BGH. Pat.
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We are grati6ed athaving it in our power
to announce that the gallant Capt. PoRrER,
s.appoiuted to the command of the new FRI
gate building at Washington City. It is ex-
pected she viii be launched in about three
weeks. In additional testimony of the high
sense entertained by the President Of the
United states, Of he courage, skill and pstri4
ctisn of Captain Porter and his officers and
crew, the new Frigate IS to be CALEB THE
EssEx.
1t. Commandant DowNEs, late Of The rs
sex 'onlor IS appointed to the comm ~5 of the
hferYier sloop Of var. This is a coiupd aieat
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NNllLCE

1 Petition will h. presented IN tie nov, g.
- Assembly q Virginia for leave tn estab,isb t,u
bridge at Doi'atk, across the Matopony Riyer-Tbt
OBJECT being public utity, rather than private enolu
megt.
3 p. HOOMEs.
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NEwpoRr. Aug. 6.

-.-.,-,,., 4FhWPOkT1 Nug. D.
Corps commenced on Thursday last. NC
Hope, FROM the strong inducements given, the
requisite number of men will be readily obtain
ed by voluntary enlistment, and a recourse 20
drafting or detachlng (Which operates very
unequaiiy and often Opprcssively5 be thus rem
dered unnecessary. The nunt II is to be
500, including non-commissioned officers and
priyatcs, and to serve one year, unless sooner
discharged by order OF the Governor of this
State- he terms Of enlistment are twenty
collars bounty, and two dollars per month.
Tor every non-ceIn Tissioned officer, musician
ana private IL addition TO the amOunt allow
ca by The laws Of the y. States TO the militia
wnen la actual service.
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Have all accepted the american Top,ahawk, and are
willing to hghi ag'st the enemies OF Cnited States
Their children and S1uaws 10 r-rn;in Green
vile, at The expense Of the Unitcd States.
Ohio Tehicle.
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AS6I/E or BIslAD

ASSiZE or BREAD
sNOR the City o. Richmond from the 18th Of Aro,,yt
2 1914, until further noiicc
SDPERfIF We FLOUR BELN'G FIVE nor.
LHRS PER B.8RREL. az
II S"ig'e LAT aads Of S7tterfHc F79ar. 70 ,,e.oi
S0o- 5or 4dt-2
IN. Cor1won F7o1r, 9e7- 4dt1
Doibe hs a5sse saeipIfs r.S,ecti7,y5 o.
, THOMAS wilson, yiHaor.
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The London Wits are pleased to End feut with our
declaring war At the do because, they say,
1t wasattackng them at the veIy time when they were
sorey pressed by France. Now suppose had chang
ed our conduct and said Mr.. Bui "Sr it is true
that you have gwen us ample cause Of war; bat
Will not hight you at present. because we wish you 20
have fair pay--we will wait until YOU have made your
peace with France and recruited youc strength"-We
say, supposew bad used this language, what %cud M
Bull have said Of GU diinerest.iuessi We certainty
should havebeen the most chsuGlolie and uixctc PEG
pie on eart-sOme might have said, tie foolish.
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H4.N0TER COT39TT9 8J7I77

HAgNOpER COUNT m B5JT9
p, 10 James Pcndct NJ Dttry C;i'm7,,g Il Abs,to,,
Pate, frre-holdcrs ofte End o-7tv. Whereas ss,''
"'' th"feroe ~ sud countv ta'h this 17v Given ,i
I'"n upon o0h 20 roc. lstioc of TIC pence r the
9gstd COUNTY, that Ice latli taken 10 an FsT-AY
hAtE. you Nfe hcreby reqrttd, sler benz d5,y
sworn ior that purpose to view rd arprqir. ,, sot
EsraT, and that you distinct certify under 81,
me color, age brands usrk height rrf vsl.io ,-s.,
me, together with this warrant -
GIVEN under ny ha0d this 1911 hrfl. iers
JOSEPH r. tRTCE.
uTanaf TO the above warrant u os Directed we 10
seosclhcrsee certify that We after heinz in,v sySr, b,.
viewed thc Fsti9y shown 90 us lv Samuel evr.y,. :,
ing hertob be DIRK bae mare, stout on 10 ye,,s =
no brand nor mark, EXCEPT -aiali rio tle c,r' -
e. s.ogn ~" So. IS shod bfrc her height b ahont
cet nel.el e.d y. c,l.5.. her ,go 4lrtI.s,- a., W.
Jaws PcsnLr-aw.
DcrE, CYNi~
2 csfg Tesn
Tn. POLrtRu, ~.
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