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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03
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vERcEnkEs. August II.
DEAR sra,
I arrived Yesterday from the
trontiera Nothing has occurred Of moment
since my last communication.
On Saturday morning, Gov. Provost went
on board the fleet. and from thence to the
Isle au Noix. Statutes were sred from both
places. sS..t-e ) { -, I.
Canada, who observed that simu,taneo~s
attack Of the Aset aadl army would be made
troops recently landed at onesec. which.
With the militia and Nrce he now has al
| Odletown. will rive Mn = forc. - .,,...ds
oftwenty Thousand men. - 4 = ,
| Con Monday, r. AN order az received at
Burlington f-om Gen. Izarsl. 0;rrc.;ns. the
hospital to DO prepared to receive the sick
&c. s. '.'s 81 Z 4 :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-03

Aug. 2eth, 1914.
has the honor to receive your commu.
nicat'on of the 29th inst. The orders re.
ceived from General Winder through Mai.
Hite, verbally, on the 24th instant we're, in
case l was oppressed by. or heard e., an
enemy IN my rear, to spike our guns and
make my escape over the river. The enc
my approached by water on the 27th, and
we mad learnt on that day through several
channels that the enemy had been reinfor-
ced at Benedict, two thousand strong. and
t;as they were ontheir march to co-ope-
rate With the feet, in addition 20 the force
which left this city. Under all these cir
the oficerf under my command
were Consulted. and agreed that 1t was best
70 abandon the fort and effect retreat
ne force under my command was thought
not equal to defence Of the place,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
Jntfrnat Rcbenue.



THE Collector of the Revenue for the First Col.
i lection District Of Rhode Island, hereby psb-
fishes to all Retailers erchandize, &c. Owners OF
Carriages, Auctoneers, &C. Especially to those re-
siding ia country towns) within the counties Of New
port and Bristol, that they must forthw Ith make ap
rcation for Licenses either to the Collector at Brs-
toll or his Deputy in Newport, personally, o. b, let
TO either OF them; enclosing the amount thereof
no further notice will be given neglect in SO
doing, will be prosecuted by the District Attorney,
and plea of ignorance of the law be admitted
in cxtenuaton of tho penalty that may aHse there
from-Further, that it may be generally understood
Who are viewed retailers, the following quotation
from the Collectors Instructions is made known
''Al therefore who deal in the selling of any goods,
wares or merchaadize, defined in the 1st section
of the act, whether shop keeper or otherwise, are
TO be viewed in the light Of retailers.
80 Office hours from 10 IL O'Clock, A. n. and
from 3 TO S, Pm
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector of the Revenue for the FIRST
Collection District of Rhode Island.
Neugbort, January 20, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
Notice is hereby giOen,

THAT the several acts of Congress, passed AT
i their last session, laying CERTAIN Internal Du-
cs took effect from and after the eighth DAY of De-
cember. 1913, the provisions OF which must be CON-
Piled with, pain of mourning the penalties attach
ed TO violation thereof
Those provisions require retailers of wines, lqu-
or foreign merchandise, to make application IN
sritng at the Office of the Collector Of the Revenue
in south. Kingston, for and 10 obtain license,
Owners superntendanis of stills OF boilers intend
ed to be worked, make application in writings for
and to obtain a license.
Auctioneers to enter into bonds, and under
tain circumstances TO take out license.
Refners OF sugar TO enter into bonds
Owners or keepers of carriages TO enter the same
and obtain a certificate of the payment OF the duty
And discounted notes and bonds, together with
bills of exchange to be stamped
Persons intere stsd herein may examine the said
laws at my Office, where the mode of making aPpli-
cation and duties payable, with other circumstances
proper for them to be acquainted with, may be
learned
U-r The public are respectfully notified. 1hat the
subscribers Office will be open. and he will be
ready grant licenses and certificates, sgreeably TO
the abovesaid acts from the 18th the 9th day Of
January instant inclusive. All persons concerned
viii please TO take notice. and govern themselves
accordingly.
JAMES HELME,
Collector OF the Revenue for the Third Col
lection District of Rhode. Island, comprs-
ing the Counties Of Washington and Kent
Saath-kingsson, January ~, 1914
Notiec is hereby given,
THAT the subscriber, in conformity with the
third section of act of Congress, entitled
: an act laying dnties on Carriages for the convey
ance OF persons" will attend at Warwick, IN the
County Of Kent, at the Inn of y. rMAN, on Fri.
day and saturday, the 28ih and 29th of January in
stsnt, for the purpose of receiving Entries Of all such
Carriages by law subject to duty in said cOun-
~, and granting certificates Of the same.
JAMES HELME,
Collector Of the Revenue for the Third
Collection District Of Rhode Island.
South. Kingston, January l9, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

UiSfrlcf OF Rhoae Islana.


TN pursuance Of sundry warrants from the
u Hon. DAVID Howell, Esq. Judge Of the
District Court for the Rhode-Island Dis,rict,
Notice is hereby given,that there have been
filed before said Judge, the following Infor-
nations, by THOMAS COLES, Esq. Collector
of the Customs Tor the District of Providence,
viz
An Information against certain sloop cal
led the General Green, her tackle, apparel
and furniture.
An Information against certain sIoop cal.
led the President, Blake, master, her tackle,
apparel and furniture.
An INFORMATION against a certain sloop cal
led the President, Harrison, master, her tao
klc, apparel and furniture.
An Information against a certain sIoop cal
led the George Washrngton.
Also,
Two Informations by CHARLES COLLINS,
Esq. Collector of the Customs for the Dis
trict of Bristol viz,
An Information against certain sloop cal.
led the New. York, her tackle, apparel and
furniture.
And an Information against a certain sail
called a Jibb Sail, belonging 10 the sIoo9 cal.
led the Nesv- York.
Trial will be had on said Informations at a
Special Dis,rictCourt TO be holden at The Court
House at Providence on Tuesday the fifteenth
day of February next, at 10 o'clock, An
EBENEZER X. DEXTER, Marshal
PSopidence, ./onuaru "a, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
NOrICE.

NswPoRT, ss.--C2erk's Office, Caurf Of Cow
mon Pleas. County Of Newport Jan. 26, a ID 1914
N,HEREAs DANIEL b. vAueus, Of Newport,
w in the county Of Newport, trader, has this
day fled in said Office, the Act of the General As.
srnby, at their October Sessions, A. d. l8l3 grant
ing him the benefit of AN Act made and passed June
Q756, entitled An act for The relief of insolvent
debtors" This is therefore to notify the creditors
of the said Danc, q Vaughn, that they lie and
sopear, if they think IT, - the Court Of Common
pleas and General sessios Of the Peace TO be hold.
an al Newport, within and far the comfy of New.
mort on the third Monday of May next. then and
,herr 20 nomiaate Commissioners 70 receive and dis.
.,h,,,e the effects Of the said Daniei n Vaughn
Tan. ~. ROBERT ROGERS, CLork.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

- EsPECTrULLy informs hi, friends that he has
~ opened IN this town. = house or ENTER
TiLv.uENT, where every attention will be pail to
all who may bc disposed to favor him with their
custom. He has taken large and csmmodous
House at the head of Perrys.whsrt, fronting on
rhames-strect, where strangers travellers and COO
stan, boardcrs will fad every accommodation which
it is in bis poSerto afford Every attention viii ever
be pail the comfort aud coavesicnce of his gucsis
snd evory fayor meet with prompt and sincere sc-
knswlrdgcmspt. Con. .Nssasrf, Asx T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
NOT'ICE.

4 LII persons are hereby forbid giving credit TO
IA any Of the crew Of the Swedish brig Aurora,
without my order. Debts already contracted by
them will be paid, if the accounts are presented this
day, otherwise they will be foreclosed
JOHN LUNDBERG.
Newport Ian o. 1873.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
POETRY.
~ FaoM rHR Bosros cHsoSIcLE.
THE PATRIOT OF MEXICO.

/ HE IA j klOl of MEAlSO.
is'f A NEW SONG
an .aid-ale- Camp 10 one efthe commanding generah
ia the service cj The Mexican independents.
AIR" HAIL COLUMBIA"
RISE undaunted PATRIOTS, rise
Ii MoaARcHs conquer FREEDoM dies
Let not oppression fix her chains,
The Genius Of COLUMBIA frowns,
The fall of tyranis and of crowns
Let Far DON lead you TO the held,
And vaIor be your only shield,
While JUSTICE in the battle storm
Shall every patriot bosom warm.
CHORUS.
Gallant sons and gallant aires.
Hhiie tie cause each bosom fires,
Lef your only asne te,
CLoarous DEATH, on LIBERTY
Remember patriots, we'll the hour,
When Brton with oppressive power,
Enslay'd your brethren OF the North;
Till FERpoM rous'd each daring soul,
And shook the World from pole 10 pole
Let all the same fond ardor feel.
And boldly seize tn avengng steel,
Till Europe's vcnsl sons no more
Shall press your rInDEPENDENT shore!
Chorus, &c.
HarlS tn inspiring drums alarms
Call the patriot band TO arms;
To arms, To arms, each honest soul
That scorns tn oppressor's mad control
Fear no rude foe that dares contend;
Can TYaANrs make the PATRror bend,
While FREEpom's banners proudly wave,
The boast and glory OF the brayel
.ff Chorus, &c.
BEHOLD the chiefs Who greatly rise;
Resound their praises to the skies;
TOLEDO and bold HumBEa see;
Willie stern EELLoHA gives with Joy
Her mind and might to brave LA CaoIx'
Remember MoNTEzUMA's doom!
Though slumb'ring in the hallow'd tomb,
The patriots ashes yet shall yield
a ph9nir in the "tented field"
CAor1s, &c.
With these the Tyrant's ranks engage,
Intrepid in the battles rage!
Let WAsBISoToN the watch.word form,
Be dauntess, and ysur host shall see
Their Efforts crown'd with victory!
Success will ne'er desert the band,
Who conflict for their native land,
Dut FaEEpoM bid her banner wave,
The boast aud glory Of the brave.
CHORUS.
Gallant Sons and gallant sires,
Vh,ic the cause each bosom fires,
Jet your only motto 6e,
GLoRIous DEATE or LIBERTY!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

ErOR sale or to let. reasonable terms, BY the
I subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street. No. 90 Also, the House and Lot in Tanner
street, No. IL II has for two years past been i'm
stands in that line of business or for boarding
house in that part Of the town. and is uneommon.y.
convenient, with sbop attached to IL, and in the
yard, stable, woodhouse. &c. The terms will be
ksera. apply to BENANtwELL SHAW. on the
premises. 4, Newport, August s. lvia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

tisE DOLLAkS RtN ARD.
I OsT-A Note given by Mr.. PAUL NJ MunrosD
IL to Mr., CEoaes HARSNrss, for the sum of two
hnudced dollars, taken up and raiA by the subscri.
Der. Al persons are forbid negotiating said Note
the same has been duIyspsid. wM p. MUMFORD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
commissioners Notice,

~|$"f't'%s so.'fO''SR y x~N'"~~' :
NTE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate for the town of the
jamestown, in the county Of Newport, Commission
ers 20 receive and examine the claims against the
Estate of EDWARD PEARY, late of said James
town. deceased, represented insolven, give nstice,
that six months from the gath Of December are AL
lowed the creditors of said Estate, to bring ia
their claims to either Of within the time aforesaid,
at our respective dwellings
JAMES G.. CARR,
ALLOyER WlGHMAN,S
N,B.-All persons indebted TO said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
ANSTRUt PEARY. .qd,ntrir.
DANIEL ROWLAND, .7dm'ssy.
Ja,nestosrr, ydsi Is, 1914.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
ILITOI-5PARTNERoHTp FORM ED.

COPAR TNERSHlP FORM ED. +
TINE public arc respectfully informed that the
i subscribers have entered in CopartnershiP un-
der the firm Of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION s. COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store OF said DYER, in
NlArket-sreet, assuring their friends a,dthc public
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their best attention. Cash will be literally ad-
vanced on all kinds Of merchandise deposited. tor
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted on the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER
DrcR II Po71RR offer at Private sale,
10000 pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
ticrces;
3 pipe, 4th proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo,
do. 4th do. Viper's do. /;
70 boxes spermaceti Candles;
S tons Of Logwood;
5 do. Fustic;
9 do. Nicaragua Wood;
do. Hemp (first quality);
do. Copperas;
A few boxes Of white Havana Sugasy;
90 bags Of Pepper;
10 boxes Of brown Sugar;
90 bales of Calcutta Twine.
Providence, October 90, 1913. It.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
CRANSTON & SHAW,

ONNNS OIN Q ot1h w,
nFFER for sala--Ss, 600 WI. Coffee 90 hhds Sd
~ pr,of sweet favored Rum; 10 do. Moiasses !,
ppes Brandy, 9Th proof. 1900 Cadiz Salt ISc
bss. supersine Philadelphia Flour, so half bbls do
10 boxes soap; 10 do Cordials Is do sweet oil
$50 bills Navy Breed It. Jan a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

Commissioners Notice.
ME the subscribers having been appointed BY
W the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town of Wes-
tery. in tho inty of Washington Commissioners 10
receive aud examine the claims against the estate Of
Gl1 r.aNDREW FREEBODY,
late of said Westerly, deceased represented fnsol-
vent. do hereby give notice that six months from
the 2Sh Of October last allowed to the creditors
of said estate bring in and prove their respective
claims and that We shall attend sor thst purpose ~
the dwelling house Of SiIvEsTER GAvIr, Esq. in
said Westerly, or the second Mondays III December,
January, and February next, at O'Clock. A. M cn
each vi said days.
THOMAS HoxIE, connissi,ness.
JED w. KNIGHT,
N.B-ALL persons indebted to the said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to srLvss-
rns GAvrr Of Westerly. or JAMES CHASE OF Mid
dletown, Executors Of the last "Nhl and Testament
Of the said ASpRsw FREEHopY.
sssxssras ssMns cnsss. s.S'r' ErssH'''..
Testc-y, .Nsrem6er3 8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03

Gunboguder Man!facfo,y.
THE subscriber having become interested in the
j manufacture Of Gunpowder, at Westheld, in
Mass. in conncxion with Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS,
informs his friends and the public, that he shall in
future be enabled to supply them with Gnnpowder OF
a superior quality, and on very reasonable terms at
his store, No 54, State.street, Boston where he
las also for sale, Engsh Tower proof and Dupont
O. Co.'S best Gunpowder; refined and crude Nitre;
cannon Balls anu Grape Shot, Cannon OF various
eizes Musket aad Pistol Balls; Patent Shot, Brim
stone Bar and Pig Lead--wth every article for the
armament Of ships Of war and military companies.
ELIJAH WIrHlNGTON.
CT Cannon, Musket and Pistol Cartridges; Gum
powder, Shot, Balls, Flints, &C. by retail above,
by A. WELLER.
Boston, August a, 1913. On.
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AooISAOR'S OFFICE,

Third District, Rhode.Island
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, That ON the first
day Of February next, or Immediately ,hereafter,
the Assistant Assessors within this district will pro-
ceed throughout the sane, for the purpose of taking
lists of the lands, lots of ground with their improve
men,s, dwelling houses and slaves, subject to the
United States Direct Tax, and for vaupg and
sessing the same All persons owning, possessing, or
having the management of such property, are
required by law deliver to the Assistant Assessors
written lists, containing true and accurate descrip-
tion of the same and hereby notified and warn
ed to be prepared on the said first day of February
next or Immediately thereafter, to deliver the same,
under the penalty provided by law, for neglect
fusal in this respect. WILLIAM HAMMOND,
Principal assessor, Sd District, X. l.
North-Kngstown. Jan, %. 1914 (J27)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-02-03
NOTICE.

yXyE, the Subscribers, being appointed by the Hone
w orabie Court of Probate of the town of Tiver-
ton, Commissioners to receive and examine tho
claims Of the Creditors 10 the Estate of
corr WILLISTON,
late of Tiverton, deceasedand six months being a-
lowed by said Court, from this date, for said pur.
pose-We hereby give notice that we will attend at
the house Of Ephraim Macomber, in said TIverton,
on Inc last Saturday in March and May ensuing. from
one O'Clock to FIVE, p. NJ. each day.
ICHABOD SIMMONS, Z
ABNER SIMMONS,
N. B. All persons indebted said Estate, are caie
led upon to make immediate payment to
PATIENCE WlLLISTON, .4dmnisiratrir.
Tiverton, Jan. 6, 1914. (J27)
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WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,

NO 81, 1Ndmes. street,
HAS just received, in addition to his old stock,
i general assortment of plated Britannia aud Jap.
paned wares. Cutlery. brass Candlesticke, Lamps,
Pocket Books, sc. &e &c.
.iLSO-A great variety of Ladies' elegant Tor
toise shell Combs, and Modern Jewelry.
Gold Necklaces, and Silver wares as usual, war;
ranted good.
"a Cash constaury given for Sld Gold and sill.
yer. IT, Dec. l6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-10
From, the Edinburgh Review.
PAUL CUFFEE.

Under the head OF Africa, we
,,,st also notice the very judicious
nian Of profiting by the opportunity
Of inducing captain Paul CuHee to
settle in Sierra Leone, aad carry over
with him free Blacks OF good cha
rae ont. and of some property, who
G ti.s among sea,,' the natives .he mechani-
~. .,I1 arts. and the cultivation oftrepic-
al produce. Paul Cuifee, as many
Of of our readers know, is a free black.
who. by hi, industry and talents,
has acquired considerable wealth, a
part Of which he invests in trade,
commanding his vessel 10 person, and
manning her with a fine crew OF free
negroes. They were lately in this
country, and attracted universal re-
spect by the propriety Of their de.
Dortmenf, as well as admiration by
their singular proficiency in both the
science and the practice Of navisa-
ten. The African Board held a
meeting, although in vacation time,
for the purpose Of seeing and con-
ferrins with the captain. His Royal
ILiraaess the Duke Of Gloucester
attended, as he always Goes. at the
Board, and, together with the other
Directors, entered fully into the
subjects. alike interesting to those
distinguished pllilanthropists, and to
their dark coloured but civilized ally.
They were highly sratified with the
interview. and were led to form the
most saaguine expectations Of the be-
nefts to be derived from his active
cooperation. Theiraapplication for
grant of land was unhappily rem
drrct unsuccessful, by the interyeE-
ton OF hostilities with America. cap
tain Cuffee being a citizen of the U.
States but we trust that some means
may still be found of renewing ne
gociation so manifestly calculated to
carry civilization inio Africa by the
most sure and practical road. Thi>
is in truth precisely the principle Of
the plan pursued with such signal
success by the Quakers, in eivilizins
the North American Indians. We
formerly called the attention of our
readers to this subject; and, by re
ferriHg to what was there ,~tai'ed,
tie grounds of our confident expee-
tations from the present plan may be
seen. In the mean time. il is graft
flying to learn, that Paul Co!fee, re-
tsining all his Yea! fer the improve
ment of his race, is now eNectins
bimselfin America with the great OBJ
iect of civilization constantly before
him." -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-10
YHE PRINTERS soEILoQuY

4 b. -. 4.
Tis strange /! 'tismos, prodigious strange,
THAT subscribers are so careless grs"n
Bout paying their, arrears. They can
not think
That we, alone, who publish TO the
world
News FROM all nations and delight to
spread
Useful instruction through our spacl-
GUS land,
Can, msapwhile, live on air : 1t is flesh
and blood
That works the press, and turns the
blacken'd sheet
Well stor'd, and ready fer their eager
eyes
This Aesh and blood must be recruited
of,
A swell as theirs or soon ws?k nus'
step.
This cats Cor CASH, and then how ma
~ teams,
Of paper are struck of and scattered
wide,
For which 20 length of credit will De
giveh
If given at ali--besides the type and
ink
And many things required by those that
print;
For which our money must be answer
aOle,
On thet our readers would consider
this
And vale thew laughing look our paper
DER;
And gather information from its page.
Would pao.e and tais one simple cues
ton ASH,
" Do not / owe for one, two, three or
. Years past, the Printer who srppiles
me WITH
I" This sheet F'--And oh |! that they
would only add, -,
% Will 30 even now and pay MIN :
so sha.lid We
Well pleased receive, ard with hight
hsarts pursue
Our useful toll; while conscience would
applaud
Their conduct, aud give relish to the
rest
We may prepare.-Come then good
friend, and SOON.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-10
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, March 7.

Mr.. Bibb of Geo. submit,.s a.
lowing resolutions: wv ~
RESOLVED, That the Presiden, 4,
United States be requested to c.a " d
be laldb before the Ssna,e sch ios' ms" ;
ton as he may possess, ca!cp;,'.s
show what has been the pssc,,r. ,
Britain concerning her nati,, ,s.. b.
natura!ized in other countries And l"a
in arms against her also VIA,
general practice of the naliop, ,rr%s
rope relative to the Naturalization :. =
ployment in war Of tie aa;Iy. sr'' 20
| of each other. !"'
Resslved, That the President >,
United States be requested to e,,
be laid before the Senate, such irH'
ton as he may possess, caicu!a,edn
under what circumstances, and 9, S'
grounds, Great Britain he's hsso |,
practice of refusing to discharge r,t.'
citizens OF the U. States, imnrlsesS''
10 her service:
RESOLVED, That the President n !,
U. States be requested TO eau,. !, !
laid before the Senate, such inform ,,;,'
as be rnay possess, calculated to ,,o,
what has been the conduct ofGses, Ri
tain relative TO American .esme. 4,
beard her ships Of war, at and sine, Il.
commencement of the war vi h ,be r
States.
Mir. Goldsborough presented then
tition of John R. Platter and othes
committee on the part Of the citiaena
St. Mary's county, Maryland, pr.yia
eifectual redress OF the peculiar gre,
aHces to which they are sub ecied VITA
war--Relerred 10 the committee oaM
litary Affairs.
Mr.. Giles presented the memOha
sundry justices Of the peace Of AIez1
dria county, District OF ColaubIa inc,
position to the memorial OF otter iLs.
ces ofsaid district, presented or ibe sA|
February; which was read and referee
to the committee appointed to ccasda
the latter memorial.