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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-09
THE PRINTERS CONCERNS.


~ Il shorf fine since our ecunfry srLser,-
6ers syere nofjfed thal h1lfyearly fcymrar
Jer fhis fahey had become due. Yery Es, ~
our customers kape faken proper notice cftAs
hint. Tie Editor does nor knofv 10 syhuf mi.
negligence nay Be attributed 1fany sr5scri-
bers, who hare beer in me practice of hauia.~
for their haners yearly, hay-yeorfy, and IL
some instances, in advance, have enirety me-
gleeled his (fo OR ,esfa6hshmenf1 very ~.
horianf sutyecf. There are many soAo osye for.
his haher parions sums, from one doiiar 10 ut-
wards Of .fye ycars and SIR months subserin-
non. Eve'y dollar is im1'orianf. Cash naa,s
se haid for hoher, ink, &c. 10 say nothing of
me neeessaries efhfe and nnfess our su5scr;.l
6rrs come .forward and fat their arrraragea,
we shall be Under ihe morfitying and disagrSe.
cole neressfy II diseonfinuing fhe Publication
Of me noher, aid placing all aeeonnfs, ssheth
large or small, in legai frain for sesfiems
7Ho@ gyho consider the fiaher nor 4sorfA al
was contracted 10 hoy for IL, are irvifed TO-
and senfe their accounts, and stoh TIE same, as
fhe Editor is determined 10 work no longer,
unless he is more regniariy COMPENSATED for k;s
services W. SIlNONS.
Ntyhorr, Orr. 26, 1915
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NOTICE.

II He undersigned, two Of the commissioners sp-
pointed by the act of Congress passed on the
thirty first Of March, one thousand eighi hundr, d
aud fourteen, entitled +" an act providing TO he in.
Identification of certain claimants of public lands n
the Mississippi territory" hereby, according o the
njnnctions of the said act, give notice to al whom
it may concern M
That the commissioner appointed by the said ac,
will NEE, the first Monday in JANUARY next s the
City of Washington, by The said act is dir, cted
Tor the purpose then, or soon thereafter as may
be practicable, Of sdju6ging and determining upon
the suhcleDcy OF all such releases, assignments and
powers as nsy be executed and deposited IN The
Office of the Secretary OF state. in confp mity with
the directions of the said act aud also then and
there, or az soon thereafter as may be practicable
for the purpose of adjudging and finally determining
upon all controversies arising from released claims
which may be found 10 conflict with, and be adverse
to each other and also of adjudgng and determin.
ing upon all such claims under certain act, pre-
tended act, of the state Of Georgia, entitled {" an
act suppeme ntary 10 an act entitled ain for APP
propriing par, Of the unlocated territory of this
state (Georgia) for the payment of the late state
troops and other purposes therein mentioned declar.
ng The right OF this state TO the unappropgated
rtory thereof, for the protection and support Of the
frontiers Of this state, and for other purposes pas
scd January the seventh, one thousand seven hun.
dred and ninety five. may be found have accru.
ed to the United States b, operation Of law and,
gercrally tor the purpose of doing and performing
all matters and things enjoined upon The said com.
one thousand eight hundred and fourteen, aforesaid
JAMES MONROE,
r4 Acting 'Secresa'y Of State.
RICHARD RUSH,
.sA .it:orney General
Washinqto,s, October 8, 1914
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-T~ lie undersigned Commissioners appointed by
4 the act OF Congress Of the 3lst Of March, 1914
.slatve to TIC Yazoo Claims, of opinion, that it
rests with the claimants TO ptrpare. by themselves
or their counsel, the releases, assignment and pow
ers mentioned in the frst section OF the ac, Desir
ous nevertheless, to give every facility to the
cution of the act, consistent with what is taken to
be its right construction. they recommend, So
That claimants living at distance. who nay find
it necessary to prefer their claims through agent
or attorney. should invest such agent or Attorney
with authority add 10 or alter the Instruments
foesaid. vary in any wise their form and manner,
that they may conform 20 such directions and de-
cisions as the commissioners may give when Srgsnz-
ed as board, and proceeding TO execute their func
tons under the act. by this course, such dhanges.
substituions or amendments. as are susceptible Of
being made upon the spot. can take place wthou,
further Inconvenience to the claimants.
Nt JAMES MONROE,
.act'y. See'rycF Gate
A. j. DALLAS, nks~
Sse'ry efthe TifasIry
RlCHARD RUSH.
$3.50 .yt, .atforney General
Eastire.cn. October CO. 1914 ~
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lUN 8 q ,.Aif fiDONE,
Haze .Lar S1l,
1--WE hundred boxes Candles,
500 do do. Soap
$50 barrels supcrf1e Flour,
10 tons Archangel Hemp;
$50 hhds retaiilng Mqlasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown sugar;
65 bids w 1 Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee. ..s-
The, respectfully offer their servcrs 40 Auction.
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for infer
nation respecting their establishment, TO Messrs.
jobs &. & SAMUEL WBIrsHoRsk, OF Newport.
Providence, April &c It.
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WHFELWRlGHT & LOPEZ,

Hare Jsst received. and cgers for sale,
TT HREE thousand bushels RE:
! $50 bbls. Philadelphia supeifi,e FLOUR;
lSO bushels yellow CORN Also,
& 200 boxes Havana brown c,,r no
% hhds. and ~ bbs Muscovado
~ 900 lbs Coffee. entitled to double debenturs
800 hlds. retailing Molasses
~ pipes Gin, list and 9Th proof;
50 bbls prime Beef-20 do Pork;
~ bbls. Turpen,ine-50 do Tar;
50 pieces Russia Duck-50O0 bushels Salt;
So bhs. Maok,rel;
,r-st i, : an. ic i, ,-~... .7uynsf o.
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POETRY.

Ehitahh in a Country Church Yard.
Here lies, alas poor Roger Norton.
Whose sudden death was oddly brought on;
irving one day his corns to NOW of,
The razor sipped-and curhis toe off,
The toe--or rather what II grew to-
An inflammation quickly few to;
The part then took To mortifying--
Which was the cause of Rogers dying.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, contemplating some lew ar.
= rangemeu,s In his concerns earncsiIy csls upov
Ipers who arc indebted to hin, 10 makeimmed.
late payment. Thos persons Who neglect tbs notice
must not think themselves hardly dealt with should
they hnd their accounts in other hands, aker the
first day Of December next. AII
SAMUEL cLlsKE.
Portsmouth, Sept. % 1914
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To LET.

Providencc, two doors from the GreatBridee,
\ convenient House. we'll calculated for a Board
M House, and were, IL well furnished, 81 or 10
gen,eei boarders might be Immediately obtlired =
Terms easy, and rent ma, be taken uI principally
for board. Apply to
EMEtsoN NELSON. (.sns hd..e
Pressdence, Ocs l6 Ntt'
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.ifsa Execuf0r S Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors OF
~ THOMAS ARMSTRONG, late OF South.
K,ngstown in the county of Washington, AID state
OF Knode.Isi nd, deceased, to call y, the Dwelling
house of NArHANILEL ARMsrRoNc, Of tie town
Aforesaid, on the last Ssturs, n each moctb, in the
sfenoo OIL, tor the space Of four months from e date
hereof and exhibit their claims AGAINST the said de.
ceased, for settlement and those who are Indebted
to SAID estate are requested to make mmed,e pay
meat to either Of US
NATHANIEL ARifsrR6NG ) Z lh
GEORGE ARMSTRONG, Ereturor,s.
(of Ncwpor,,) )
south-Klngstown, Oct 81. 1914 (N.2)
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Nespflorl. R 4 On ~. Ial.

se ,sss heutiort. X Der 10, 1914. )
WHEREAS, it doth appear, that the people Of
Biock-lsland, regardless Of the sacred duty
theyo their country, have teen and are in The
slaiiy haolt OF carrying intelligence and succour to
the enemy squadroMnow cruzing 'h the sound;
And, whereas, 1t becomes the Gdty of every officer
serving The Uned States, aad every good citizen 10
prevent, as far as their power, such in,QIitous
Capt IN in the Navy Of The United States aud Com
nsandrrof the Naval Forces in the State Of Rhode
ls@od, do therefore, b, these presents. forbid all
boats AID vessels of every description, belonging TO,
or sailing from the said Island, called DlockIssand,
from ,ntering any of the Ports or HsSbors of this
State, without my special PERMISSION: And re.
qure all Commanders of Gun-vcssels and others
un YER my command, TO be vigilant in seeing this
order strictly enforced.
Given u der my hand in the harbor OF Newport,
the Sd, iay of octoh,r. in, the year of oar
Lord one thou md eight hundred and fourteen
JNO. ORDE CREIGHrON.
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WiHes5yr. Penn 0ss li.--JeRerson wall,
.fhc boy who was lately lost ia Abingdon. found
OFT Monday last, sfter digent search Of nearly two
weeks. He had wandercAabcut II miles from home
and three days before efsund GOT INTO an old house,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-09
Geographical Ncmoraada, relative 10 she ~.
w Lakes, and their vicinity.
{ From fhe notes Of an Intelligent trareller,'

lfrom rae noses g an snfeHgenf frdreHerJ
The communication from Black Rock Lake r.
RE 20 Like Huron, md thence to st Marys (ouC
let of Lake supcrlor) interruption for YES
'se,s of or 4p0 barrels b1rthen. At the kspid of
St. Mary, you have port aye Of one mile. The ma.
vgsticn for 500 miles on Like superior. N. w, is
equal for any vessel of 1000 tons, Al The N w.
corner Of Lake superior, is I. portage Of p,ies
From thence $50 miles y w. you have water com.
fnunication with some small por,agcs TO the lake
OF the Woods From the Lake Of the Woods. 500
miles NJ w. YOU follow large river that emp,ies In
20 Lake Whipping, in lat s5. long. l5e. W.. The
river from his Lake takes a N, z. direction, and
empties Itself at York Fort into Hadsons Bay, From,
Lake Whipping you ascend river, in N W. dircc-
ton, TO the So lat thnce, by tmail portage AZ The
dividing waters, you dsscsnd river IN an w. d.
rection--and meet with Lake Arsbaska--to, the w.
thereof Lake Pelican and Ikke Of the H,ls These
three Lakes any one of hem larger than Ontario,
ultimately JOIN hose wA,ers which arc csmhuncat.
cd by the great slave Lake This Lake extends from
81 10 IS N. ,at and from I2S TO l3s W. long. and
discharges itself In a N w direction. by VI Ken
zic's river, iu,othe Pacific Ocean From Lake Win
ipimg, in u 8 w. direction. YOU may ascend rive
that entangles With the upper branches Of the Mis-
souri, and renders the port age hut smxl and from
thepcc by making the port agv of the Rocky Noun.
ts'ns, descend the Columbia River to the Pacific
Ocean, Css. Aeruid
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unirhabiisd, where ne remained until found He
had no other sus,ensnce than few beech nuts and
some grapes, and was very much emacisted and re-
duced by hunger. lie was missing one fortnight
-,:G> o.
Harrington, Der "a Among the deeds of Van
daiism com utted during the late invasion OF tie ci-
y, by the enemy, know Of more base and
wanton than the muiilation of the monument at the
Navy Yard This elegaat monum tnt OF the liberia
ty and galIanryo OF our Naval Heroes has been shame
fully deiaced by the hand Of some Barb Arsn On
The base the Genius of America is represented by
female figure pointing 20 an Inscription and raised
view Of the battle before Tripo ,ns;ructing her
children who are standing beside ber--,he pointing
finger and thumb have been cut Of. History, fc-
male figure, who is represented as recording die e.
vent, has been robbed OF her pen--snd figure Of
Fame, who is represented as descending in cloud
covering the deeds of her sors with the palm and
crown OF Glory, has been robbed of the palm at the
expense Of the hand that held it.
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A.rfe n,y ,,.D. nr'.',
,rh. e.,,s..;a'' % o,n. e. u.H s-of HEEA'
Arr....,. ss.".,.s Ioy
as;asn CII NNs' nis'o'y H tne uni'
Anass;cam s.'h Y t,.,,: 'eu a.Ases,
vY -, '''" ''- irs,', itsA,'a':e &c roerS
-, h'' Opies Tales OF Real Life
IA. N.aa 'urcs parnassisn 1sFland
pr;ds rs Ah,aos s,.6e,ssc.
Rr,,,.h e., " 'e'nou'
na,,,a. oH tSn III
Relied. -. erys.'ns sr SIA'e' n'4 v
ID - Us, I'o'ure oi conaps'Ve
rho;r. r,uJ s'a're's oi nu'hois' %V'
c'st:s ..,uo'.u"s ~, ,l neoecca
n Lssay y" rue hansays Lie o. "ssa-
" .ne "ca'@ ihg'on a
.,a".'s,e p,.1 =. Huuo, ne,,rospecuoh
Cas,i. NJ -, VS. ,.Sy ,oSSepy o..-.,,,
Cown.r,s r. n noo"'on ,oa Se" S.usoe
rn,s "a ,u,,. e 'N, s". .Ny :y
49, 80 ,, 'sNo"A9 oam'o oeoasuA"o' OF mo
ca.,.,t'.i,. 49,, ,s.,s r,o.ec.oi' /.
SL,;..:s. n.sIs SN'...n s., e. siu ~ nlo'se"Ss
n"sss,s rasnsn - sS. eSo..su .S'a i.auN "
gl;sh n;ct;or.rv Sa..-s,;,;,s, ,e,,. nil
DaGef'. Nature D,splay. lander. o
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HEINZ MOORE,
Has for ATE,
90 hhds. New Eugland RUM;
SO pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbs Philadsphia and Baltimore su-
pc fine FLOUR
! Is kegs neg o-head TOBACCO;
NIB. Groceries x ship-stores, Jas usual May
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Rhods Island Coal G'onspaay SHARES.
On THURSDAY, I'D. Nov. nex,--at noon,
Will be sold at Public Auction,
On The floor Of the Ercaanse Coffee House,
in Bos7oN
THE following shares in the stock Of the Rhode
Island Coal Company anless all assessments
due thereopiog ether with interest from this day, and
all Necessary charges shall be previously paid-yix.
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C NJ. THURsTON aacO.

: Y VT y = IFs5 4 wv IJ (Os : y
~ CONTEMPLATING new arrangements in their
gains, them, 10 call and receive their pay All per-
sons indebted to them will please 10 make immcdi-
ate payment
Newport, Nov. 2. 1914
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JAMES TOWNSEND.

JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store. IN ml.street, next
~ east Of the X l. Republican Office
IL Doxes No & Chocolate;
IL do mould Csnuies
200 VT. Of good Cheese;
boxes OF Spanish segars;
10000 American do
With an assortment of FIRST quality Groceries. at
retail. June ~
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MILLIAM WHITE,
40. II, Long Hha3, Has for Sale,
TaEhs Fl hsIs p'pe'' first quality GIN;
20 pipes Maiaga,2 vv,Nr
2 ditto Lisbon,
20 20 t,sTse'' bsIs first quality MoLAssEs.
2p bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 VT COFFEE
10 10 % ditto souehong. TEA'
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
90 ditto Spanish lsrcARs. 8rst quality
l0 ditto sandominsoS
ATTIC Playing CAkDS: y
100 bottles CASTOR OIL
--.fLSO- ,
A very large assortmen, OF GROCERIES as usual
MaTrh 3. 1914 u.
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BOOKs. S.


HAS FIR SALE AT MS BOOKSTORE,
No. Ii8, 7Wf.NE ESSTREET,
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Together With large and extensive Asso-tmentof
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Newport, lNov. 3, 1914 ;a3tts sl.,i. B., = 40
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
DO1fES7TC.
" ARLINGTON. I,ne IS

" AsHINGToN, lure 70.
HE ENEMY N HEPATUXINIS
PcTcrts reached this City dlrinc Yesterday
from various Sources calculated 70 alarm us Tor
the tate oi the small towns on the PatUxent RI
ver At one time it was reported that, besides
minor Gcplcdaticns, the force Of The enemy
which had assembled the river in bsrgcs had
burnt the villages Of Benedict & Lower Mari
borough, and were within sight of Nottingham.
On the receipt Of direct information that the
cncno had asCCnded the Patuxent and mcpa-
ced all tue settler crts on its banks, orders
were issCed .rCm the War Department in the
afternoon, ard we're in a train for cxc,uticu
to put on the march - 10 o'clock g. Cay de
tachments from tho Cavalry, Artillery and
Nficmcn Of this county, to the number Of about
two hundred and fifty men, who tits hci cd
would have maintained the character the mi
htia OF this district have alrefsv acquired A.
bout dusk last evening, however an c,.rrces
arrived bringing information tina. tire cucmy's
barges had descended the river withGut az.
tempting the object they were supposed TO
have had ~ view and thc orders for march
ing we're cOuntermandcd, 70 the great relief
Of our ci5zers, who though they Displayed O.
this occasion therusuai spin, and WCJrrticrCe
TO obey the orders tfthcir government woulI
have left their her ca On 50 short anotico With
much persons Inconvenience 90 thcmscI.cg &
families
VERMONT.
Ar clcet,cn hes lately been held IN Vermont
for delegates 70 tic CCrt cntion called fo1. ii %
Pl;E'ce of .tnsiGci ing tie prCi1ittv cf amer
drr II altering the Constitution of the SIS a
An ovcrv hcirJng majority e Republicans aie
elected 60 this convention, who arc under -, a
&c BE unaEi'hcIsly orEoscd TO any innovatcl
ARMY.
=, detachment Of &c AIRY prines ally Of
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PRrE-CLRRE.N~r

CT We resume our Pree-CuiTent, ,ioagh many
rtlc'cs are as yet merely nominal, They rise or fail
S.ih the Thermometer o. Peace or War--Within a
ew days past, the state ofthc markets indicates Peace
and most OF the foreign articles have sunk and most OF
the domestic ones have risen in price.
zp6dcc0, from toto dols.-Corp, SSS Is to $50
Centsper hll-Hhect, IS 20 81 , Gents per bishe-
S.onr, 5 to i-50 Cents per B'il-Bacoa, 10 - TO
Ia etsper ih--H'mh, I60to IFS dds RQi' kor $50
TO lS5-Rro1va Sugar, is 10 rs dols. per Cwt--loal
do. 3l-Lump IS.
StockS-Virg:ria Bank S5lcj-FarIncrs' Bank H.
Exchange OIL London, loi
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VIZ. LITTLE.
L4.UEs RIVER La.N,D FOR SAFE

TENiAI tract 10 Posshata1 Gonna, S. miles from
j2ich1aonA called DEEP CREEK, coat,aninc
SOS Here's b0lnltsf BY said Greek and fIvs River tJ
ie''e than tr9 mics there is L from, so 10 10 icres
.ff@F ft1Fty James Riuer lou Grounds TIE igh-
iaHd Is geHera.y very fertile and heatliy in g93d
ne Shberhlef . has afm sg6fciencg oftioiber Y7ae
a. fteie7t .1h4-Seaf N andfrom ,rch /! Is Goala,
t4s P'oe'i' occbiei6y Da,@d .Naaas, Esq anu
'G, ce sen Gf eng hsie " .'fsh to sen iaoe4Iat,
ant i application IL aa,E IN fith.s eCyq7rtij, ,jj
ror.', fFe sTFfake $4,000 jaru baidJLs one ,5;rI
me 8rst # September, ami he balance tn Zen animal
f'rnents :-pcrsonal sec1lIty uR he rel.rgl 81, he
'n@ '"eo'e1f, and a Deza IF Trust, 70 sccire iie
CU7RLES p. LOG.?N.
i'm hms-lfnn{ rs g's.,,q.,g.
.LRffLS H39TET,
sT2M o}[ COULIA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
HaN'TED TO YIRE,

rrrson accustomed to search for Coll, and acouan-
"a ted with boring and opening shaft 1t will be de-
med to mining
None but persons Of good character and habits and
avmg respectable recommendations need 10 apply.
Porparticulars enquire of the Editor
N1ay25 uow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
Late attack on Berge,i-oh-zoom.

Ertracf efa ictter from an officer n,de~
Gener0l Sir Thomas Craiam, date9 A1arch
l6.
g Witnessed a most distressing scene an
Wow on the 10th a Wagon load Of dead
bodies arrived in the church yard about 10
o,clock---on going up, l recognized the head Of
Col Caritcn, 44th-a better or drawer soldier
never I = tel next Col. Clinton, of the guards
Poor Gen. Skcrret was lying across the wac
gon' between two collins, Col. N'Bonald WIS
also there by the side of him, and young Off.
cerwith the top Of his head blown off-Gen
Cor was in one ofthe collins and an engien cf
the guards in the other. This load of misery
wa deposited n the church, and shells having
bee provided, the whole of the bodies were
bT led the following day in Sgraves, in Wow
ch Tch yard. The funeral was attended by
all the military in the town, chiefly the re-
mtrs OF Colcnol SkeiTet's brigade-which
pr,vious to die assault consisted of about 2.
2CC, but it is now reduced to $50, aud about
$50 prisoners, the rest arc all killed or yyoufl-
ded"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22

we near from England that Genera, Mo-
reau's widow, accepting the offers OF his ma
jesty the Emperor Ale3mder, Is about leaving
England 10 SO 20 Russia. The Frlcero,. c:ycS
ne one hundred thousand roubles E,r the ;cYr-
ney, a very handsome palace in TIE neighbour
hooo o. Petersburg, and allows her a consider
able .nnual pen,ion
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JUST RECEfVED

GNENTLEHlENS' Reai American White Beaver
IA Hats, suitable for the present sc,son-AISO, an
assortment OF Childrens Fancy Beaver Bonnets and
lurbans Military Hats Chapes,i-ie-Bras, Domestic
Stripes and Paids, and assortment Of Brushes con.
sisting Of cloth, hat, tooth, sc. &c.
For sale by
GEO. L. TIFFIN,
the Min Street
june IS. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-22
MS. WI .5Jt.4,iIp CO.VP=3-y7?--

4 = 'nocting Of the rropr;ctors If 81, y, mai
~ S~amp Cooaa'.T, hrid n Su:IjA 9TH .;..g ISL
'fe'0',ra I:ot thN Pr.-Ilcut aad .I.rszc~s nu!lsh
% 'l'o'lnr hcsn on acd r.yt~ c,r rvuo ii e o. 5,si
tIit. -~F'' ~
Pcs2'r} Thn, when any transfer Of = Glare or
Paris 'fa Share shall be- made by WI or Becd Sat
o fHIfifcd capy Of the SAID Wal o. Deed ~. he
sii2f srll be dcp"tsi win tic P.slcr: and lane
,Acicresnv DyiIend eau H. md. Oh ,ci, -l.s or
parts 81 = Share.
hat utoa request, every riYpiir,or ola Shar.
Py ~ siY o. money propoi oneG lor such ,;i,art
r ail ir+e'i rs title 20 tie au aud such Share shall
Se.'vo - :nc Company, upon their paving TO such re-
!''fg proprietor what u0ley hc STAR have advanced
Shire.
IE,t member sl7il have right a. re,rGirc mar
i'a.7 " -ie lands % be- mcde rs a. Lod bis pai in
-2iY, uniecs the same ~ agreed 20 w n majority
ttthe Company, 1t Cen Is Ncctng lat aiy mem,
30 nay II anytime, q big gadSdcdSharc or Shares
rr .rl he shall pgos.r ti. nItcC of his intentions
l s-i to mjoTty o. .,i, HJapaiy "a q General Nee
~, aai rvc tho Company tie choice Of purchasing
''- ~ailc b they 20 ~ 70 rs nue. another"
JNtf'S HENDERSON, PRESTON,
JONI oRACE ~.
INOS. CRiFeIN, hfArA-
CEORcE AVERY, ogts
TiIOS. NHiSCN,ir
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