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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

Easttp-dGy.- looking into the almanac for
the current year tiSIS) an error appears in as.
serting the 22d of March to he Easter-day-
The ruie OF tue Episcopal Church, (sec the
Common, Prayer BOOK, IS, that " Easter.day
on which the lest depend, is always the fist
Sunday after the tail moon " hich happens up
on on next after the 2iSt March. and II the inll
moon happens upon a Sunday, EaStrr-,iayi Is The
Sunday after Nowi happens, that The iull
moor really falling os the I'D, The 18th nil
consequently be the true Easter day, and ali
the calcnla liOn made from tie above data must
be false aud erroneous. y. \. III. l..
Easter-day is determined by the full moon
which happens oil OF next after the tweniy
first day of March, the next sunday after such
full moon being Easter sunday bat this. Year
(lSlS) the fsli moon happens on the I'D Msrch
which, III the calender, is noted d, Faster san.
day-How is this TO be reconcilcd with The
episcopal rule;
The day, in astronomical calculations, is
considered TO begin al HonR. On the I'D the
moon is full at minutes after ia the ev en-
ing, automatically the 2isi and on Saturday,
the next day beginning IL noon, ant beng
SUNDAY, is OF course Easter Sunday.
Bid. Fe6. II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

The Legislature of New York has pass
ed a resolution 10 remove the remains Of
The gallant General MONro oMERY, WHO
iellat Quebec, and which lie buried near
the spot where lac received his mortal
wound, undistinguishcd By any monu-
ment.
A committee was appointed TO provide
the means Of removing those remains 20
81. Paufs Church in the city OfN. York,
20 be deposited near tl,e monument erect
CT in that church TO his memory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24


Extract Of a letter to the Editors ofihe Fc-
dera! Republican, ddfedSt. 1Tary's Fsb. ).
have moi much 10 communicate at
present, only 10 inform you that Aury is
making all possible haste TO quit the
pIace-our troops are all apparently en-
pioyed, IN the necessary aVocations Of a
cantonmcni-all is quiet at Amelia. The
y. ). ship Adams, com. Henley, and brig
Enterprise, capt. Carney, are at anchor
III Amelia harbor-thc u. S. brig Saranac
capt. Elton, and schs. Lynx and Tartar.
with the Revenue Cutter from Savannah
are Ill lying at the mouth Of The river
likewise tile U. $. brig Promethcus. An
English brig called the Neptune, arrived
here a few days ago with 8 slaves on
beard-slIe was seized by tie ENTERPRISE
and Is now at anchor in Amelia harborZ
another Spanish brig also arrived, but of
little value she Is now at Amelia. dis
charging. Tie markets in this place are
quite scant OF provisions, and every thiu0
very high (of that nature.) There is TO
be public sale of Sugars i'm this place ON
Thursday next, 10 the amount of Sl7. 777,
as payment for u. :. duties, which has
brought several persons from respectable
houses IN Savannah on to this place. and
u IS supposed that the sugars will sell for
their real value. We have no late ac-
counts from the river"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

The legislature OF Ohio has recently
adjourned. Among the acis passed were
acts 10 incorporate four or tivenew banks,
IN addition To between twenty and thirty
previously Incorporated.
The proposition 10 tax the Branch of
the United States Bank in that state, was
negGtieed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

As'et ~ tsotlo tt ~. lN0TBSs
Brig Decatur, OF New York, lust arrived
bound ny the river for cargo OF lumber /:
schooner Hornet, Ring Of BALrIMoRs. wa,tin,S
cargo Col. Lowry, Andrews. do 10 sail for
Charleston, waiting cargo Remittance Of
New York, loading with cotton Iris, fOrrneyfy
prize TO the Saranac, waiting cargo.
We learn that Archibald W. Hamilton.
Esq. Of this city, has received an appoint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

Tie celebrated IHcledon will exhibit on
wednesday night, accompanied by Mr.. lay.
Tor. distinguished on the piano forte, and MIR.
Brown, in tie comic lme--al men Of talent.
They post with al speed to Charleston. and
therefore viii exhibit but for one night in
this city, trust il is ouly necessary TO state
the fact. TO invite Tie attention Of dssatsbls.
a FRIEND 10 MUSIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-24

atc.Pdpers arc generally distinguished by
a certain dignlty aud even statcil,.rss Of eS.
PIcssion.-W lao ever saw one taat ccnde scend
cd to use such expressions. as" D.tsf igpsfc,.'
OF " God knOacS hOiC 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
BRICK-IIEr.

BosToN, July GA Machine by This
name. invented by Benjamin Dearborn,
Esq. is now Ill operation on the inventors
estate in Federal street, raising the dirt
and clay as well is dug yesterday
witnessed man, sitting, as in a clair, on
this machine, and without much labor, in
that position, raised large iu!l tub OF
clay, with heavy man on the tub rope.
twenty-five feet. Tie operation is per-
formed with greater despatch, more safe
ty, and with half The expense of the usual
method. The habits of people cause
powerful preludicesa gainstany alteration,
however great the improvement, and ma
ny are the useful mem brrs OF society nho
spend long life in ancIiorating The CON
diiion of the hard working mechanic, be-
fore the boon is received. The Brick
Lit iii particular has to oppose a furmi-
dable host-ignorance, prejudice and
numbers. Ii Is, however, wished illattt
enlightened part of The community, with
those particularly WHO intend 10 build,
would give little attention TO this ex-
pPnse-saving aud valuable invention.
MIR. Dearborn, | understand, offers the
use of this machine 10 builders, on the
safe principle of receiving one haJ the
fdring II makes from the usual net!,Od.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
LASEsT FROW ENcxAND.

NEW YORK, July l6-'rhe tns, sailing
ship Pacific, one of HE line OF regular
Packets, captain Williams, arrived below
las, evening from Liverpool, which race
she lett lst June. One OF The owners,
who went down to the ship, has politely
iaYored Tic editors efihe Mercantile Adj
vcrtlser with London amd Liverpool ma
pcrs TO HE 2sih May. and L Price Current
OF the 50ih.
The Hon. Mr.. Eustis, late minister TO
The hague, and family, are among Tie
passengers III the Pacific.
The Loudou papers are wilfiou, inte-
rest.
II was expected tI-at The resumption Of
cash payments by The Bank of England.
wonld be deferred ill The 9Th July 1919.
he Coronation of Bernadoite, King
OF Sweden, took place OH the nth of Nav
by the 'iile OF Charles I4fh.
AL Liverpool Cora Market, Nav 80.
some small sales Of Flour were made 10
country buyers al ass. There vas
good deal OF speculative enquiry for it at
AZ 43s, but the holders were firm in de-
mandIng higher prices. For good u heat
there was fair demand, but without al
ny improvement IN price. The average
corn returns OF the first two weeks oftlIe
present quarter, SIS II and SIS S, which
indicate. no matcria! decline tlIraughnut
ne country generally, and Strengthens
Tie probability that lie ports will cent?
nue. open.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

WASHINGTON July 8.-Mr.RoDEEY,
one Of the late Commissioners to SOUTH
America, and Mr.. BRACKENRIuGR. She
Secretary 10 that Commission, are both
at present IN this city.
The Public, 1t has suggested itself TO
US, would be much obliged 10 either IF
the gentlemen who have been engaged Ola
that service, for sketch Of their obser-
yaiions and reflections during their abb
s,nce. Such a sketch would tommui i
cate ideas o.! those countries, their gov
ernments, parties, &c. much more correct
than we new have, and ould perhaps We
~ much chang some OF eur opinions re-
speeding them. We are persuaa.e, rom
ali that we have heard, tlia, tie actual Ia
dependence of The Provinces ct La Plata.
and their apacity 10 n aintain it, cannot
be doubted; and that their o,h Just
source OF apprehension, j. their intestine
q isi0hs. lSa.. ln:.
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FROM HAVANA

CHARLEsroN, July IL The scllr. Eagle ar.
rived here OH Saturday, left Havana on the 18th
,hsidnt. to that time, the Spanish authorizes
hah TAKEN no step inimicdl TO American CON.
merce on The contrary, the governor had
IHund II necessary to i'terpOse his authority
ior me protection OF Americans in that city &,
agalnsi the violence OF the lswer ORDERS of
people. who were nuch rritated by the cap
ture Of Pensacola
american produce had risen, under an ex-
Fectattoh mat The partial Interruption of trade
WIN the united States would abrdge the
quanuty OF their supplies.
some ocailnquletude existed in Cuba which
required all the vigilance OF the governor ge-
Beralto keep down.
me threc remaining schooners, which had
on board part OF the garrison Of Pensacola,
bad not reached Havana Oh Tie itI, inst.
?. letter from Hagasa. received by the schr.
Eagle, dated list inst. slys:-
Zines are getting extremely dull with ~
Out iittIe doing in the slipping way, and {
scarcely recoilect to have seen tie bafgonr so
pare OF Americans; notwithstanding, ~ 0ducc
NsePs W, ana sales OfinpoTts dit.icEit al say.
ings gricTs.
HE TOPIC Of conversation for the week
PAST has beeR the subject Of war between
opa'h aud the United States, aud not without
L' o9mse OF apprehension even dinOng onr
pest pohilciaHs.--We had becB for some lime
Pdst aPp'ised ct general Jacksoo's hostile an.
PedFahce 10 the neighbouTtoo9 Of pessacoIs
anu listened with ridicnle to the iusipustioi,s
"N oPdiidIcs thai ne Intended TO attack
Wdt place bnt We were match staggered to
see on tie 10Th ult. the American gchr Wash.
inSton, hearing a"Flag OF Truce" direct from
that port, with Spanish goOps and passengers
bringing with them the c3pituiation Of pcrsa-
cola 70 the American forces. In an instant, 10.
NOR with her ten thousand niou tins auuonnced a
declaration Of war by the United States. spe.
cnlatIon was not asleep, yOH may he assured ;
the wise men sold to the fools-Flour, which
was Herely nominal at s 10 sold fof 10 ard 20 ;
ice rose sromS to 5 10 in q moment, and lYe
whole day was passed 10 sebeirinr soecula.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
LEWIS CASS, Chairman
THOMAS ROWLAND, Secretary.
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

LEXINGTON, (Ky.) June 26.-Pursuant to public no
iIth instant at captain John FowieT's gardens. Tie
Society grataed at the collection Of line cattle
exhibited OF tue native breed as also tive bulls aud i've
heifers npoi led from England in 1917, by Lewis Ian
ders, William Smith, and william II. Tegarden
The BULLS were first exhibited for premiums when
Hector Lewis exhibited Bull. years old, of the
native breed.
imported Lancashire, or long horned breed.
W. II. Tegarden exhibited Co,uct, Bull years old,
of the imported Teeswaler, or short horned breed
James Munday exhibited a Bull, years old, Of the
imported Teeswater, or short horned orSed.
john Fouler exhibited Bull, years od Of the i'm.
ported reeswater. OF short horned breed.
william Z. Bant0n exhibited Iecuniseh, year old
Bull OF the tue HoldeIness or snort horned breed.
The COMMITTEE are gound To say, that great praise
and credit due to all the animals, but are OF opinion
the Silver Cap be given 10 MI Lews's Bail, CT the
tive breed.
The COWS were produced, when
Lewis Sauders exhibited a Cow and Calf OF the i'm
ported Teeswater breed.
VIM. Smith exhibited imported long horned Cow
and Caif-l imported reeswater Cow and Calf i'm
Thomas H. Shelby exhibited I red Cow aud Calf ma
tive breed speckied Cow aud Calf yeaing Bull
H.. p. Lewis exhibited white aud yellow Cow aud
yearng Calf
The Committee award Silver Cup wn,- Smiths
Teeswater Cow and Cali.
The HORSES were brought forward, when
J. l.. Downing exhibited 2 sarreis and hay,
John Dickinson grey or roam geldng,
sanford Keen BY geiding,
r. BaiiDger three year old colt,
Robert KAY I TWO year old colt,
Wm BLACKBURN WHIP, running morse,
WIN. Anderson large hay geiding.
The Committee admit the seldings only, and award
the premium to John Dickinspii's saddle horse.
MARES and COILS.
John Dickinson exhibited / mare and colt,
VIM. Buford 1iHare and colt,
DIR. Trumbo mare ana colt,
S. Smith l mare aud colt.
The Committee award the premium to John Dickin
sons mare and colt.
The DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES we've produced
when
John Hart produced piece of linen,
J. Geilisps piece of do. 81 yds.
John Hart 1 carpet
Mich. Lewis hearth rug,
W. Browne ! cheese
Robert Crocker I sample whskey,
ko Huston Il Co. do. OF do.
The committee aw arded TO
John Harris piece oflinen, Silver Cup,
John Harris carpet ore pair Cdndiestioks,
Mich. Lewiss hearth rug, plafsc G0bsef,
Western Browns cheese, a SHVer Cap,
TO: Crocker's wbiskey Mfper Cup.
w. II. rsG ;RDEN, Sec'y K. A. c.
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communicated.
The fourth Of Jnly was celebrated in
jamestown, prince Edwarl,) with great
slee, at the house of EDMUND BooKsR,
Esq. The day MAS spent III mirih. Sc
yerai old revolutionary veterans were pre-
seui, who still seemed 10 possess The ire
and spirit oi76.
The American flag was raised early
in the morning, and waved throug
the day. The Declaration of lhdepen-
dence was read by DR.. Wittiam Is. Smifh.
Blake u. Woodson, Esq. was called TO
the chair, and after the company partook
of AN elegant dinner prepared for the
occasion, twenty foasts were drank, (6e-
sides volunieers,) Of which the following
were a part
The thirteen confederated states-Let il
eve, be remembered that they gave birth TO
| liberty.
The American CONSTITUTIONAL master piece
of human ingenuity, tie shield OF onT lbCities,
| the safeguard OF our rights.
The union of the States When we cease TO
| be united we cease To be free.
George Washiugtou-The heio who never
| despaired of his country III tie hour of dau.
| ger. fits Invaluable services will never be for
| gotten.
! Nathaniel Greeu-A speedy monument 40 Ills
| memory.
Benjamin Franklin-1'he sage philosopher,
| the wise statesman. The poor mars friend.
| The remaining officers and soldiers ct the
revolution-We appreciate their worth, they
obtained tor us an iInperisllabie trophy.
Our heroes who fell in The sre war with
| Great Britain-Ihey stli live in the hearts OF
a grateful people.
The army OF the United STRAIGHTFORWARD
for victory
q! soy, does tint star spaRgicd banner yey tQrp
on tie dand fhe free ana the home etfhe 6raUe.'
| NirGmia-She has given us a Washington
| with most of WORTHLESS. Can amy conutry Loas
Z! more?
The Congress of the United States-Wise
| measures aud short speeches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21
KALEIDOSCOPE.

LIVERPOOL, May % The rage for that mo I
entertaining and ingenious instrument, the
Kaleidoscope, is becoming so universal that il
is thought that Dr.. Brewster would have made
an immense fortune by this fashionable toy if
ne had used meie precaution in bringing it for
ward. 1t is, however, doubted whether lie
conid have maintained his claim to the origin
alify of the invention, though it is believed
from the known integrity of his character, that
he certainly thought the invention original A
London paper says, that volume printed iii
1910, describes this ma chine literally and gives
plate by which any person might make it
The book i. entitled "New improvement of
planting aad gardening, by Richard Bradley,
+. x. s.. 1t was recommended to be applied
TO tie improvement of The figures of garden
plants and flower beds, then much used
There Is at present scarcely family ia Ii
verpool III which VOW may not find Il h lieidos
cope, and III London, Bath, &c. we aye told
they are still more universal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

WM. II. BoULW IRE * Co respectfully ilfofm
w their friends and the pablo generally that they
pave purchased OF chaei Gretier his Stock of GOoGs
and intend ,oHtnae te business III the stand So
long occupied by him.
They have on hana. aud will ooatinae tokcep an eIe
CANT ans extensive OF gold aud silver patent
lever ana plain watches, fashionable jewelry silver
ware, Sc all oil wick they viii sell at the most mode
rate prices.
The public may rest assured exeIiions will Id
spa ed 10 ensure continuance OF their cHs;osi.
B. Watches aud clocks neatly repaired aud war
ranied TO perform.
IuIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

DURSUANr To an ACT oI Assembly, ended 80 an act
authorizing the Executive to lease the FoundeIy
aud Boring Mill ..aHd for other putposes"-wil he lei
al public auction, TO Tie highest bidder, Saturday,
the 18th INST fol the term of seven years annual
meals, the waste water proceeding from The foundery
and boring mill at the nIanufactory Of arms.
And also on the DAY, will be let al public auc.
tou, to tue highest bidder for the I'VE years in
aDnnai payments, tie said fuGndery aud boring mill
shsect TO the provisions and stpsations OF the sore-
sad ac OF assembly Bond with security to be approved
by The Executive, will be required.
WM. ROBERTSON, G. c.
Be The auction will tahe place the arnory. un
DER the direction OF Robert Gamble, half past four
O'Clock in the afternoon.
July H. OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

iNFORIAN1 DISCOVERY
we lave been informed BY q gentl man who
mas made trial CT the experiment., that holding
a woGnd I" the fire, will immediately s,Up lie
moving % blood from IL; that having received
severe wound in the foot, aad after having
become nlRo't exhausted by tie los, of u,oo,.
ne was induced 10 try the above Experiment.
ana found il efectual. This wound mus, he
held to the fire, for Il considerable ,en2th uf
'ihe. Onn Mir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

A TEACHER WANTED.--A man qualified to take
a charge ~ an Academy as principal Professor, will
meet win Deral encouragement, by applying to the
committee appointed by the trustees of wnaeid Acade
my, III The comfy @f Dnwidde, Va. The school
mence the first of January, 1919. None need apply
without suitable recommendations OF strict morality
wen as knowledge Of the languages ahd and
ences goveTneSs Is also wanted to take cdafge Of
female department. The house is well calculated for
the Comfortable accommodation " professor asd his
family together with some boarders Any co,nru-
ncaIion addressed TO the post master at Darys Din
widdie, Va. VIII meet with cary attention.
iuty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

II Information has reached us since short article
on the unfortunate affair between Doctors b2rdawas
ahd Bacon, which induces 10 believe that expressions
We then used would lead to erentous IMPRESSION 1,
was stated, both prepared themselves ior renC0nte
bj aTmny themselves with diiks."We understand that
Dr. H. had not until .iat lay bsen are Of Or. rs ia
King offence OF his conduct-and that he did
not wear dirk for lhe purpose of any such reucOntrc
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10 THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


Some time ago came across The travels
of an Englislnnan by Tie name of Ashe,
who had rambled lhrough this country
with The same views that had aciuated
many of his candid brethren before him.
lis writings are remarkable only orihcir
uninterMiited abuse of every thing Anne
,rican, and as lis work has been honored
with some notice, beg leave 10 add a
few occurrences in that gentleman's ira
vels, which il seems 10 have suited his
convenience 10 omit. In late tour 10
the Wes;, fell in company ~ Louisville,
(keniueby) with DIR. Psv+'%", a resident
of Wheeling, which place Mr.. Ashc in the
fitness Of his spleen had hOnored with
particular attention. DIR. +. well recol-
lected Mr.. Ashe, aud says every resident
of Wheeling al the time ne was there, will
not probably soon forget The modest Bri-
ton--Al tie ball cf which MIR. Ashe takes
notice, be CIR, NJ was 'a'iied by some
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

~ On Saturday last, John W. Green,
Esq. of fredericksburg was appointed by
The Executive, the Judge of The Chance
nv District, lately vacated by the death Of
Rojert Nelson, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

a lE;CilEN.-A young gentleman OF some expert
~ ence, who can produce uRaHesionabe evidence of
his conduct character and capacity wants situation in
respectable neigbburIOod or private family where
~ may be taught reading, writing, arithmetic together
With English grammar geography oI the globes and
the various branches OF mathematics.
Any person wishinsto make application, will please
do IL Immediately.
u rhe Ednor ofthe Rnqirrer will furnish any per
with ms name aud pisce Of residence.
July IT. 22.,Its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-07-21

Vaccine ASeRcg .tDr tie State Of Virginia
'g'HB Executive having appninedte subscriber vac.
agent fOf The slate OF Virginia. he is prepared
To furnish all applicants with vaccine matter aud with
directions for its vse in conformity with the provisions
Of the oCSil entitled for the fee dstrbn-
ton az genuine vaccine matter for the Of the Citi.
zcHs oi this commonwealth "
All applications through the me6idm Of the post office
will meet with pOnipi attendance Those who may use
private convey requested appit tie apOtle
clry store ~ Mr. Charles H. AbTahaBs q few doors be
low The Eagle Hotel Wa. u HtNING,
gacciae Acert, Suite Of girgivia.
JUS 81. 29..st
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,ENWtNfl UOLLsRS REV ARD. lac ~ ifniH the
I subsCriberim CuUIbe land county ~ Nrdnrsday
Dthi. The 18th nisan man bs b. Of "a
cor, ~ years Of age about 8 feet inches high
well ptopnftionod. Tie wGIe ana, cOaIse yarn siri
ped huinespuH founabcrt al, ?d rantacons Of TIE
same may have other cio along. lie has very
Tendi kale scar his ie temple his csc, txirnd
ing frafu bis forehead h check shape hyeTed
g. though nearly straight. pHfchased him 1T Nu hs.
mas IN s. Mays cHuhty, Mar land. wLicF place 30
will CERTAINLY eet....l will eive the abovemcn
toned reward any peIsOB who sIll deliver hin ~
me OF sccrIe him in sny iail hat get him again
aud likewise pay ~ Reasonable eXnrnceS inriiffgc
thereby JOHN CRiDnLE.
luis u. 2l..5t-
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wonld perhaps have subjected those who
undertook il 10 the fate of their deten-
ders.
The Citizens Of the Territory Of Mi
chigan believe the period has arrived,
when this sacred duty should he perform
ed 10 the remains of those who fell upon
that melancholy occasion. Ii is Il tribute
of respect due Ia the character and stand
ing OF MANY, and to The services, suffer
inys aud fate of all Ii is due 10 their sur
yiving friends aud relatives, aud TO the
patriotic Slate. which, in the hour of dan
ger sacrificed so many or her gallant sons
in the cause OF their country.
Therefore resolved, that
a. e.. Whitney, A Deqwinire, and
YIN. Broun, James MCiosky,
John Whippie.
be a committee to remove 10 Tins place
from tie River Raisin, the remains OF the
American officers and soldiers, who tell
on the 22d of January, 1913, and inter
them here in such manner aud with such
solernniiies as the nature OF the occasion
NAV require.
Resolved, That thr said committee be
authorised 10 erect suitable Monument,
with proper inscriptions, over the re-
mains thus inferred, aud tn collect sub
scrlptions 20 dei,ay the necessary expen
SEES.
Resolved, That Major Gen. Macomb.
aud the officers OF the United States ar
my at TINS post be requested TO cooper
ate III the performance OF these duties.
Resolved, That the inhabitants at The
River Raisin be invited TO afford any as
sisiance which may be required on this
occasion.
LEWIS CASS, Chairman.
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H'iE subscriber Will Oiier f0r sale tBe 26fh Of M
gust aert, if fair 10 uot, the next fair day. ihe
prsnises bis veSy hne ESfAre gu Nachodock creek,
n Tie cnunty OF kirg George, containing 1900
he houses are good aud The land very tine and
me- more advantages. perhaps. than any estate ~ the
NORTHERN seck.-rIe Terms vail he made known any
tnne by THOMAS BERNARD.
luls n. % IDS