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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
THURSDAY, OCT. Is.

THURSDAY, OCT. l3.
The Report ofthe Commiltee to whom
was referred this gosernour's me ssage was
taken up and debated. i he frs, resolution
PASSED Yeas 2s6, Nays MIR Lincoln
proposed on amendment to the I'd Resolu.
lion the obJec, Of which was to render tn.
military fo;ce to be raised by the state, la
bic to be ordered inlo service, inste I'd oi
militia, on the requisiticn Of the President
1 his amendment Was negatived, yeas II,
nays 24s. The resolution passed, yeas 252
nays7l. The Sd and 4th resolutions pas
sed without division. Ihe 5,h was unde
debate when proposition was made to
adjourn and carried.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, Ger. 10.
DEFENCE OF The STATE.

bET I.ANOE OT III y N I'
A Aresolve, authorisins the Treasurer TO
borrow monies from the Banks, as His Ex
celIency the Governor may deem necs ssa
ry, PASSED in concurrence with the Hon
SeHate.
lhe report on the subject Of the Penob
scot Indians also passed
1he committee on the subject of an a.
me2dment Of the Constitution of the u
States, specting the term OF service of
Senators, reported that it was inexpedient
10 adopt the same-Accepted in both
branches
A committee was raised to report bill
to authorize the Governor and Council 10
appoint Commissioners TO audit military
accounts,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
H. @. OTIS, psv order.

ResotCed, That The caismties Ut war De,Dg po W
brought home to the territory Of this CommOn
wealth; portion Of II being ,he occup pation OF
me enemy, our sea sosst and rivers beng inva
ed in several pl .ces, and IN al exposed in
mcd'sse danger tse people Of M.ssachusett.
are impelled ny the du,y oi self defence. aud by
Ill tie feelings and attachments which bind good
cuizens 10 their county, 10 unite in the mos,
,iYo,ous measures tor defending The stale and
sxpeliing me invader, and no party feelings. Or
,oiitCsl dissensions, csn ever inlevfere with The
dischx, &c of h. exalted Guly.
Reso.ved, lnA. provision be made by Law for
a,s,ng by voluntary enlist nient, for IL months or
during the war, y number oi troops not exceed
ing len thousand. to be orgsnzed and othcered
y The Governor, for the defence of he sta,e.
Resolved, That the Governor be authorized TO
accep, ,i,e services Of any voIun GERS, sid 10 or
.nize them as part of the aforesaid troops,
" no shall hold themselves in readiness to march
at momea's : warning, to any part Of he Com
N " wealth, who shalt be en,iiled to full pay and
cations when in actual service. and 20 jus, com.
ens.tion short of full pay TO be provided by law,
during hc entire term Of their enlistment.
kessIVed, Tha, the Governor be authorized to
borrow from time 10 time. sum not exceeding
million OF dollars, at inte rest not exceed
ng six per cen, and that the faith Of this govern.
ment be pledged 70 provide funds at the next
session OF this Legislature At far,hest, for the
payment Of the interes on the sums borrowed.
Resolved, Thai persons be appointed as Dele
gates from this Legislature, 10 meet and confer
with Delegates from tho states OF New England,
any Of then. VI On the subjects of their public
grievances and concerns, and upon the best
means OF preserving our resou ces. and Of de.
fence against the enemy, and 10 devise and sug
ge4 for adoption by those respective s,a'es,
such measures as they may deem expedien.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
TAXES TAKES !-NEW TAxEs.,,

A correspondent, at Washington thus writes
F." You msy inform the good people of N England.
that the following sums sre proposed 10 be ra;,ed
bX LAKES ON ihe Eollnuinn arficIae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 70.

But little business done in this branc h
this day, aud that, generally Of local ma.
ture. Three Bills, relative to the govern
ing and training; establishing the pay aud
rations, and providing for the settlement OF
accounts Of this Commonwealth, were read
a frs, time, and tomorrow, assigned for the
further Consideration.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-17

II Is SAID that ~ millions are TO be raised in
ihss WY MoIe Than double that sun is this
moment wanted to pay our debts"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
PARIS. Oc,ober14.

a particulars commission, composed of the
ministers OF the principa; states of Germany,
has been appointed at Vienna, by the allied
sovei eigns, TO discuss the various objects con
uected with the future constitution of the
Germanic empire. we are sssursd that M
de Stein Is president Of this commission.
When the stjournmenc of Napoleon was
established at the island of Elba by trea :
" signed by the allied soyercigns, ie was ru
mored at Vienna, that this arrangem ent was
onlyto be considered rs professionally, and
that the Congress would decide deGnitiyeIy
where the iutare residence of the ex -empe.
rcr should be.
DC. ober IS.
According to the letters from Vienna, il
rs runored there, that towards the latter
end OF september. the plen,potentiaries of
the four great allied courts have taken into
consideration the fate Of Saxony. and after
long discussion the ministers have not
oeen able TO agree upon any point on that
head.
His exceiIency prince Beneyento has paid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
DOMESTIC.

CHARLESTON. November "a.
BY Yesterdays Southern Mail.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL, September21.
From our Correspondent.
Royal Exchange. London,
Saturday night, Sept. IL.
Accounts are received through Holland,
under date Of the 18Th inst. from Client, in
which 1t is acknowledged that no conseren-
ces have been held, and that the respective
Commissioners residing in the same town,
and unavoidabIy frequently meeting in pubs
lie. communicate only through tie fligid
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03

coMMoDoRE MAcDoNoucH.

Inc qisiionis frequently asked, " Wby thu,
Legislature OF Massachusetts, have not passed
res solve expressing their appreciation Of Com.
Hacdonpugh, who achieved the lste signal VIC
cry ON lake .Champlain p The Leeislstsre
rave De flowed enconihias upon Captain If,tIt.
t;em. Fry, and many Others of our gallant ma
val wosth.es-and their omission Of similar
testimony towIstIs Commodore Macdonough
nay perhaps appear invidious to some. and un.
accoaE;ani- to others. Surely, "a moral and
rei:sious people" cannot OBJECT to him that he
IS deficient either in morality, or in religion
Ills Conduct has proved him not only = hero
but a CarsssiGn hero Smelly, those who would
permit u 10 go no further than mere elf de-
t:nce twhicl IS allowed by all, as q PRIMARY law
OF nature) cannot objec. to him that he soaght
the enemy; since on the contrary, the cnemy
expressly sought him, and thereby put h m not
only on his own personal self-dcfence, but. upon
what was of vast consequence to the safety Of
a most important section of the U.ited States.
the defence Of our frontiers, where if the enc.
my had been successful, they might have pene.
trated to the very heart OF rich and popuous
country, carrying into it slaughter ruin and
desolaticn. Gin the scare Of BRAY nv too. no
ore can object to HIM that lis conduct was NOT
marked By the most deterniiied raI,antrrv.
The advantages, both political and military. r..
suting from this victory to the United States
were beyond comparison greater than have re
suited from any of our victories. every
consideration, therefore, it seems almost indis-
pensable that the Legislature OF Massachusetts
should not Withhold their praise. where praise ia
inconteslibiy due, and when The voice Of the
people SO eagerly requires it,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03

medium OF written notes. In a matter t,,ae
has been so much disputed, it may he :! mr.
inr-hsr tn observe, that from gent.e-n,,
who ieis Ghent on Mentii., cue day sui,e.
queae TO the %ate c! the DslSch accounts. we.
learn thae Tor nineteen days previous Ia ais
departure, tina. il from the 2ssh Aua,st.
'hsre had been 10 meetings of the Pienipo-
ten'iaries Oh the business ut the mission.
AL the Pablo ageats concerned in the nes
goc,ah aremained at Ghent OH the 18th inst.
bat we have grounds forhssiesins that L,rd
Gsmbier viii reach town in consequences oe
the pcrmissioa he has received from th;s
sernsnent, on or abort Clcsd ~ r.x-.l IN.
! Americans Diplona,i.ts, Il is presumed. will
aoandon the seat of negoc:ation ,efo, the
| LIST October, Il: order thet they NAV repair
to the places of their declaration, either TO
tue seat OF their embassies on to the Uai.cd
states, prior ito the storms OF winter. but
pr'nc'pa'iy mat tine high contracting par. :es
| ,se congress ut Vienna may Ue a1ar.
that there is no longer any pen.ii,,s neco-:,..
,ra &c 'wesn this Xm.,doa, and ,l,s Re-,ss-s
In sac mean tisas is sh,cia lie underAoc.i.
thar 'iae proceedings are uot broken OF. All
Niit ,aey NAV ty pnssiaittr be reain "a by
soins variation OF the Conditions from this
government, and i'll this hone. however s;;s.
tanS, We ars tod, That Ike American Conn
niss'oaeris- conceive it to be their tisy to rev
main some days longer at their post.
~ Is reported IN the circles connected with
Ministers, that the close Of next week, or
0, tns week after, should the Plenipotentia-
res OF tne adverse party leave their station.
a Declaration Will be published by this Court.
which IL TO arrive at Vienna on the open;ng
OF Congress- in which WILDE explained fuls
y the nasure aud the progress of the nepo.
c.asio". aud the causes by which its pacific
purposes shall have been disappointed.
dispatches have been received in this
cnun,ey from the capital of Christophe in ST:
i'oihngo, III which it is stated, that this NJ
supper will not coadesceul to treat with
France unless King Henry and King Lewis
meet on equal terms as brothers and indie.
pendeut soyereigns.
PoRrsMourH, On H.) Nov. 10.
Extract of an intercepted letter. dateJ
Charlotte Town, Prince Edward October
81, isl4, to gentleman in England, re-.
cei'ed at the Portsmouth Oracle Office
we have had another engagement with
tue Yankees, and been unsuccessful. Ios;no.
a General and several officers. with 0oes
| men at Fort Erie. The war is carried on
mere very badly. The general opinion is
TAX or Geo. Provost Is not equal TO the
command He should attack the Americans
axe Wellington, with an army OF 10000
men, ana reserve to follow them up or 6
thousand; he would then ronte them com
pieteiy- The present mode Of warfare is
quite ridiculous, it is like school hays att
'ackns each o,her. hope our wise MIN.
isters viii see the necessity of sending out
,arser al my eariyin he spring-it is sia4ne
."ey snou'd send out few when they have
SO large a disposable force at home
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
WAsnINcToN Move nber %.

Extract Of a letter, dated Erie. November
81, 1914
We are informed by caot Wo,dhouse Of
the U nited States schr. Provost. lately f. om
Long Point, that General M'Arthnr has
been DOM there from Detroit, burnt three
Mills, and took three hundred embodied mi.
litia prisoners, and parolcd them. No boats
or other ~arlike preparations making in
that vicinity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
|" UO.O,Ilrp 3frerf.

4" Do.Oning Street, Oct. IL.
"Despatches addressed to earl Bathurst,
one of his majesty's principal secretaries OF
state were received early this morning from
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a visit to prince Eugene on his passage

through Munich.
October is.
Several OF our journals have openly cons
demned the conduct OF the English at Wash
ington.--rhe Gazette is the Only paper that
h IN that respect. ,ntradic,ed the pu5-
lie opinion, According to its nwn ideas
''the public tLsfess ct ocun,r, Belongs TO
tbs conqrerpr who r..rders himself master
OF them, This is a ne " u;rxim which was
wanted to the rights of mea. and of " Rich
no celebrated pi5ishers WHO wrote no,.
rvs rnroram scbi-ct has vet ,nrryh, cf
thus, Tie, general w,.o stc,,:i cut.-- :isn.e
oy foicc Ut arms nigh blow ~, st. Peters
church and the Pan,heon The rights of
war su'hnrise only the dcstructisn of for.
sresses, and OF such establishments as con"
Itril,nte u the military strength of the enc.
my, and Can Afford him means Of resistance.
| Civil Establishments and iaiended fer pubic
use have always been respected by generals
who have observed the rights of men, too
much forgotten in Europe lons since.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
Dresden Sept. es.

We expect that the fate Of Saxony will
be decided at the Congress of Vienna eve.
~ thing goes On here as usual. Upper
IinSatia, which suffered materially by the
war, has sent here IS deputies to regulate
their system of CT edit; they are assembled
under the presidency of governor general
Prince Hepn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
baltimore. Nov. 2s.


Extract Of a letter from an American gen,
ileman in Europe, dated October 25th.
The conaagratiun of Washington has done
more to open the eyes Of Europe upon one
subject, and upon the real conduct and char
acter OF our enemy, than any event of the
last twenty years. The whole continent il
reused into indign alton at it the Gazettes
OF France have uttered one consentaneous
expression of horror at this most savage
warfare and even some of the F.ng,ish
prints have expressed their decided disaps
probation in terms which does credit to their
conductors.
Fed. Gaz.
A passenger in the Chauncey informa
thai the privateer General Armstrong, Of
this port, was attacked in the port 0f Ftlai,
where she had gone for water, by the boats
of a British frigatc, and succeeded in beating
then of, and killed and wounded upwards
of loo Of their crews. File frigate then RI n
into Fryal Roads, and was pfspariDg 10
range up aicHgside of the Armstrong, wnea
the crew percevng she must fall into the
hands Of tae enemy, deserted her and blew
her up.
NJ YER. Poet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-12-03
VIENNA,. Oct. Q.

Yesterday there was a grand parade, at
which all their majesties were present.
The grand duke of Buden, the prince de
Ia fonr ct TexIs, major general in the Aus
TRAN serv &c, and several other persons of
distinction, arrived here yesterday and the
day before.
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pLYMouriI. nctahsr IL

PLYMOUTH, Octcbsr Is
.arrived, the Ches Aprake. late american
friga.e, last. from Portsmouth, having on
board 500 american prisoners, to be march
ed to Dartmouth,
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CorENEAoEw, Sept. %.

Peace with Prussia, is expected to take
place shortly. Its said that the brig Bere-
holm is 10 go to Christizna, to fetch Prince
Christian.
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SOUTHERN ARMY.

Nashville, Jan. S..
We have been enabled, from various
sources to collect what we believe pretty
correct view of the situation and prospects
OF our southern campaign.
Our advices from Gen. Jackson's army
are up to the 26th uls. They were still a
the len lslands-haG about 40 days rations
OF beef. and scarcely any meal. We under.
stand, however, that a considerable quau-
tity OF meal was on the road, and would
reach head quarters about the 1st install
so, that 500 barrels of -four had arrived at
camp Deposit. ,-,i
General Claiborne is on the Alabama, $50
or 200 miles from the Ten Islands of Coosa
with a large quantity of corn, and 8 or goo
barrels of -four, intended fer the supply OF
Gen. Iackson's army.
Gen. Floyd is somewhere on. or near the
Iaalr oosa perhaps 70 or so miles from Gen
Jackson.
General Jackson has with him now, u OF
1900 men.-The term of service of a part OF
that force will expire this day and it is
thought they will generally come home
he term of service of the East-T ennessee
regiment will expire on the 18th inst.-it is
supposed they will retHrn home likewise
DO that ten days hence, the General will
nave only captain Decade rick artillery com
pany, and captain Gordon's spies--together
~" HiS STALL ana a rev others who have
Voiunteered--in all not more than $50 of the
old froohs
There are at Huntsville, near 1000 men
who volunteered for 2 months. These men
cannot, we presume, be accepted under a.
ny lag now in force. But whether they will
go on. aud run the risk OF getting pay, hao
not been decided on when we last heard
from them.
We understand that Colonel Williams's
regiment of II months men (the seth u. S,
init IS ordered on to the Greek nation and
that they will march Immediately.
General Jackson has called for an add
uonai reinforcement. Volunteers, for f
months, or during the Campaign. are the
kind OF troops wanting.
We understand, that considerable bo-
oy or the Choctaws marched ON the 9th
uit. against the Black warrior towns
LHb;o
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COLUMBIAN exhibition

ME public are respectfully informed Tho.
entire new Exhibition, the most sn,crdi ,r 80, 50
e can IN Amerea, viii be open at the bo,,s -
Tue Iermer Globe Tavern. in this city snd ,rbsS
WIN De continued throughout this week eomnris;,
Soheeton OF WAX STATUES. represen,;n. , ts
Licensees OF 'etai celebrated Character snon
"i 1 are archie me Father OF his CouAtry--- S
zen. GEORGE WASHINGTON
Inc GODDESS of LIBERTY. sunnort;oo 81.
American Standard inc
"Ai ~ SsiNSBRlDGE, Esq Commodore in the
Com STEPHEN DECATUR
captain ISAAC HULL, late Commander ne o.,
". p rlgate Constitution, ~
LON Oliver PERRY, the Here Of I.,t
Also So variety Of Female figures amosp vb;..
sre' The Boston, NewYork and PbiladelnbIo p an.
together with the Sleeping Beauty and ber 10.
10 TINS elegant and respectable Exhibition 90
% n'u.,. number OF Figures executed NV rhe
mos. most eminent American Artists, aud well 4 80 ~.
me patronage OF the public, The Deeors,ion.
'reS'es' are made in that style of elegance tbt lii
ensure gratIheation to the observer @ WIN
! ms elegant exhibition may be visited fro,, o
o cloek IN The morning till 9 in the evenipg.HNin,;s
21nmitt"nee so cts-Cbidren half price
February l. 1911 P'iSe'
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ION. Mr.. DEXTER.

This gentleman has been nominated by
the republican members of the Massachu-
sets Legislature, the democratic republi
can candidate for Governor, at the next cleo
ton, which takes place on the first Monday
of April ensuing. He will unite with the
republican votes, such honest federalists, as
are for the support of the Union, against the
Essex Junto aud their drpes who, it is un-
aUtptoH Deacon, STRONG, MIR. DEXTER
is the gentleman, who. at the time conyen-
ton was spoken of in Massachusetts, and
public meetings called for that purpose, said
IN Town Meeting. in Boston. that the GO
vernMent Possessed the inherent hrincihle
10 fEr doIUr such conventions" Though
out-voted. his speech had the effect to fright
en- the Junto from the ground they were as
Stunning, and put a bar to all further pro-
ceedings on the subject. Bali. Par.
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The Reernlkinr Seruir.

The most inviting motives address them
selves to the man who turns his mind to
arms we o'feT you (says the Recruiting
ofiiccr) generous paw, greater perbs,s ~ ~,
you earn IN the frese0t dull pursuits Of civil
NE There are 60 dolls OF the drum head.
so as soon as you are mustered. and % At
the end OF the service. We give YOU rati-
ohs' crimes, blankets and lodging for MOTH
ing You are at no expence wbatever'.
And you moreover receive 96 dolls. a year
Tor your pay, IT. you have family YOU can
give part to them.
II you are wounded in the service Of tie
country you are put on pension--if an no.
norabie peace cats you of y0Or family will
receive pension from grateful COUNTRY.
In addition 70 this, recollect you will rsceiy1
100 acres Of land, which will be worth At
leest so doltars'-So that If this war ter
inmates IN months, which many wise and
knowing men think will b.. the case. Won
Will receive SIG dollars from the p1blic.
And what do We aSk yea ~ dor To fgh, In
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disp 1sition 70 enterprise on them from our
side of the St. Lawrence. Gen. Wilkinson
is at Waterford, 10 miles from this. and re-
turns to the lines in day or two, his health
is much improved. trust the generals
health will be such as TO convince them we
are not " mere infants in the sublime sci
ence Of war" they wish to make US out, and
that their hainted deUiis and themselves
combined have no terrors for American
troops when led by men of skill.
IL cannot bring myself to believe that
our armies will be suffered to remain idle
this winter when so much may be done to
advantage. Kingston is, and often has
been, perfectly in our power that taken
and We shall save millions to the country,
and puta stop TO the burnings, and massa-
cres on the defenceless frontier on both
lakes"
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excepting small garrison at Niagara, have
marched 10 or IL days since, for Maiden,
under the command of LIT. 6 en-. Drummond.
Extract Of "a Ietter from Rome,( Oneida County, }
dated The i9th fnst.
The people in and about Saeketts Harbor are
in considerable agitation, aud fear an attack which
believe is only delayed until the ice is strong
enough to cross the river on"
NJ Y. Gazette.
i -.
Pittsburgh, Jan. t9.
Gen. Cas-, passed through Erie, on Monday last
on his way TO Albany, TO attend the trial of Gener-
al Hull. The ack at Detroit were principally con
vaescent. There about 1000 electives at De.
troll call has been made on the Michigan mill
tai, about 1000. No apprehensiohs we're entertained
Tor the safety OF the place. Mercury.
Extract Of a letter Ont q gentleman a, ST, Bar.
thoI0rneWs, under date OF the I5th Dec. 70 his
friend in Boston.
- OtheiaI accounts have been received OF the an.
pointment OF Governor and Judge fer the Island
of GuadslOupe--Carle +. Coyelle as Governor, and
Judge bersten, formerly of this Island is pointed
Grand Judge. Possession will probably be tskeu
very soon AT foot you nave the prices vi few ar
Gcles."
Flour (25 dollars at Martinique % dolIs-Rve
Flour 10 dolis.-Rice 6 dolls.--Beef 90 dolls :
FORK, none at market, $50 dolls to Windward)-
Exchange, Government Bills, Is per cent. un der
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EVENTS OF THE y WSe a.

On FRIDAY of last week, a detachment Of
thirteen mounted infantry were ordered on
the lines near Highgate. to intercept some
property about to be smuggled over to the
nemy. Alter crossing & reorossng the lines
and hndlng no property, thinking all was
: are, called for supper at Mr.. Dibbles: after
being refreshed & preparing to mount, they
were met at the door by party of SNUG
giers, about 80 armed men, with muskets.
who commenced FIRE, which was return.
ed with spirit until the enemy charged, and
then the door was defended until seven made
their escape-the rest were taken, except
sergeant Butler, Commanding, who was 20
badly wounded the enemy 3eft him. (Sinca
dead) \'''NO
Since writing the above we have received
the more pleasing information that a partv
OF Dragons commanded b. Cornet Brack1
en-, on Monday night last surprized the enc
my's Piqses in OdletoHn, and took seref
Major aud eight men. On Tuesday Mai.
GoIdhue with one private. aud Bcg,e horn.
was taken at Chanplain. The Major we
understand sage that he came out with n
nag of truce, but had lost it!i
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NJ ghginfa Land once. February I. 1914
pursuance Of an Act of Assembly na,, 90 -
= l45h OF February, 1871, entitled :" An Aet io
hereby make it known, that the two f1jiou,ir 20
OF Land situated ia the county Of Amela 49,
one tract reputfd 10 contain $50 acres. the -
~ 99 acres, has eseheated to the Copmonw esltb
said county file in this office, ana Of his o.
Shoer Wilson Is said to have died possessed ~
CHAS. BLAGROVE. Reg,r.
,,. The Editors Of the National InteIliesnee,
Dm. "'er, we sooye advertisement in their paper
nit their account TO this department for payment
,,ty -. Wv