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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-28

the district Of Maine, was read the third
time, and passed, with an amendment.
The bill for the relief of the officers and
men engaged in the late campaign against
the Seminole Indians, was twice read and
committed.
The bill to amend the revolutionary pen
sion law was next in the orders Of the day.
Mr.. Nelson, of Virg. said, that another
DAVIS experience had convinced him OF the
propriety of the motion which he had sug-
gested yesterday, and now made, to recon-
NIT the bill to select committee for the pur-
pose of remoulding it.
The question on dischagging the commit
tee of the whole from the further considera-
ton of the bill was decided in the afirma-
tive.
Mr.. Hardin Immediately moved to post
pone the further consideration of the bill in
definitely.
This question was decided in the mega
tive, by yeas and nays. l09 TO Al.
The motion to refer the bill to select
committee was tlenrenewed, (the discharge
of the committee of the whole having the ef-
feet to dvest the bill ofits amendments, and
restore it to the house in the shape in
which it first stoo1) land the bill was yo-
ted to be referred to select committee.
On motion of Mr. Whitman he committee
were instructed to report a bill making more
definite the description Of persons to be adj
mtted on the pension roll, under the act OF
18th March, 1918, entitled An act to pro-
vide for certain persons engaged in the land
and naval service ofthe United States in the
revolutionary war, and for the detection OF
frauds and impositions which have b cen or
may be practiced by applicants under that
law"
The house then resolved itself into
committee of the whole, on the bill, reported
by the committe of ways and means, ent-
tied " bill in addition to the several acts
for the establishment of the treasury, war,
and navy departments )" which bill relates
to transfers appropriations and the carry
ing of balances appropriations to the sur
plus fund.
After some discussion, and some amend
ments made to the bill. it was reported TO
the house and ordered to be engrossed for a
third reading. And
The house adjourned at an early hour.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-28
In SENATE.

Friday, Marck "a.
The Senate met to day, but cid not
sit long.
One or two reports were received
from committees, and at an cary hour,
(for the purpose, no doubt, Of allowing
the members an opportunity of attend
ing the funeral of Commodore Decatur,
though nothing was said on the subject
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

|
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee on
pensions. made an unfavorabIe report
on the petition of Jesse Davis which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Williams from the committee Of
claims, made unfavorahlc reports on
the petitions of James Dunlap, Robert
Swartwout. and Alvin Bronson the
first of which was ordered 10 lie on the
table, and the two last were referred
to committee Of the whole.
Mr.. Williams from the committee to
whom was referred the Scnate's bill for
the relief OF Francis b. Languille, made
report concluding with recommen-
dation that the said bill be Indefinitely
postponed. COMMITTED.
MIR. Williams, from the same COM
mittee. reported a bill for the relief of
Daniel Converse and George Miller !;
Which was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Baldwin from the committee on
manufactures, reported So bill to regu
late the duties on imports, and for other
/, purposes"
The bill was twice read and commit
ted.
! The Speaker laid before the House
letter from the Secretary Of the trea-
sury, transmitting the annual state
ment of imports into the United States,
(for the year 1888
Mr.. Sl0cumb moved that the house
proceed to the consideration of his mo-
ton proposing to fix the day of adjourn
ment of the present session; which mo-
ton was decided i'll the negative.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSION LAW.
The house having proceeded to the
order of the day, on the bill to amend
the Revolutionary Pension Law,
Mr.. Whitman moved to discharge
the committee of the whole from the
further consideration Of the bill, and to
postpone the same indefinitely.
This motion caused considerable de-
bate.
A division of the question being cal
led for; the question was taken OIL dis
charging the committee, and decided
in the negative.
The house then again resolved itself
into committee of the whole, MIR.
Beechcr in the chair. on the bill.
Various amendments were proposed
and debated, some Of which were agreed
to and others not. The result was,
that the bill was brought TO the shape
which it wears, as follows:
That the Secretary of the War De.
partment be, and he is hereby autbori.
scd, and directed, to cause examinations
TO be made into the circumstances of
such persons as have been, or shall be,
placed on the pension list of the United
States, by virtue of the act, entitled
:" an act to provide for certain persons
engaged in the land and naval service
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-28

Resolved, That the committee on pub
lie lands be instructed to enquire into the
expedlency ofrequning the register of the
land office at Vincennes to furnish the eX-
ecutise OF the state Of Illinois with an abb
stract of the lards which have been pur-
chased at that Office, lying within the state
Of Illinois and also of requiring the com
missioner OF the general Land Office 10 fur
nish him with an abstract of the lands " hich
have been patented to the soldiers of the
late army, lying within said state.
Mr.. Livermore submitted the following
as an amendment to the rules Of the house,
which was read and ordered to lie one day
on the table, as required in such cases.
Ordered, That SO much of the fifty first
rule as prescribes the duty of the commit
tee on the post Office and post roads, be ex-
plunged, and the following words inserted !:
6 1t shall be the duty of the committee
on the post Office and post roads, on appli-
cation made to them in writing, by any
member or delegate of Congress, to en-.
quire into the expediency OF establishing
altering, or disseminating any post route, and
to report thereon by bill or otherwise and
also to consider and report, as aforesaid, on
all other subjects referred TO them by the
House.
A bill from the Senate, entitled g An act
establishing circuit court within and for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

affidavit Of any servant 10 The ccuutry-and I
take upon myself 10 aver, that no English lady
or genCcmar, who has travelled through that
country. will deny the tact.
AN ENGLISH LADY.
A letter. dated Santiago de Chill April 9th,
states, that the port Of Callao had been closed
by order oi The Vie. roy Of Lima. The Ven,
CANA aud Esmeralda frigates were gone TO
Cuayaquil after the Prueba. A brig had ar
rived NJ Valparaiso, from the Island of Tuina-
"a bringing AN oflcer OF Bolivars army, with
intelligence oi the advance OF the Patriots
from pistc> upon Quito The island of Tuma-
ca was ia the possession OF The Patriots. An
c>Ys'liuon. consisting or, 900 men. was about
10 sail rom Valparaiso, and the port was TO be
Liid under embargo Till their departure.
1t is stated IN the London papers, that the
eclipse OF he snn OF 9Th inst. will last three
hours, and he visible over an extent OF more
than 900 coo SqnArc leagues, comprising all
Enro pc, aud western part OF Asia all Africa
IA lar asto Alonopotapa and part of North
Am-rica.
Nj. Pi.uateli. late Secrctar, of State, under
RluIafs government, is appointed ambassador
from Naples to the court of France.
MADRID. Jul, l.. The Secretary of State
presented Ito The Cortes) memoir upon our
fsla'io"s "i;h foreign powers. all which il de-
scribed 10 he amcabie. except some diiieren-
Gee villa Portugal aud the q States
Parliament adjourned on the 10Th July 10
eist Au.usi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

Of the parties shat have So long ANNOYED
this city with their interchangeable industry
m passiu. off counterfeit bank notes.
The principal, together with larg. guam.
iity OF counterfeit notes were taken. We
understand that the counterfeit notes
which the police have cautioned the pub.
lie against, in last weeks papers, have
arrived i'll This city and about SCI, 900 of
them sold by the owner, and now IN cir
culation.
The public at large and particularly
those not well acquainted with bills, are
cautioned, not Only 10 observe we'll The
bills offered but the persons who may of
fer bad bills. Gres, credi, is due TO the
officers whose vigilance has been so sue
cesstul in arresliDg these offenders.
Tbs counterfeit Notes de.ectedthis day Ls The
Police, are as foUopS:
Middle district; Auburn; Merchants,
New York; Manhattan do. Mechanics
and Farmers. Albany; bank of Mes.
hurgh ;-PhcuiN of Hartford, payable in
New York; State Bsnk, New Brunswick,
Farmers Bank, Bucks county, Penmsyl
vania; Wilmington and Brandywine
Miami Exporting Company pilisbnrg
Farmers Bank OF Mary land Cape Fear
al Wilmington, n. c.; Marine Bank of
Baltimore +: Farmers of Delaware, aud n.
York Mechanic ,hrces-all of which
are filed up and signed. IN. y. Col.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

Virtne OF TVS deeds o!rust, executed 10 the spb
- scilotT, DJ Samuel Saunders and Susan his wife
10 secure The paymc; OF sums Of money 10 Sct
ana saunders, as surviving Of Lyle Scau and
SahnjefS, ana Tor other purposes therein mentioned
Tue MIST bearing date the 10th day OF siaTch 1917 the
second bearing date the 30h day OF September 1917
ana recorded III The county court Of Pswhstsn-wi be
soin al puhc auction to The highest bidder, for ready
money or Thursday he I2fh ddu OF Octo6s, ,,ru
s2o) II iaii, OF Ihc ist fair Gay Thereafter tract or
parcel OF iana situated in the said county Of Powhaa
on James flVer, adjoining the town OF JeiIeTson-co
tanning about 300 acres more less-o on which thrr.
is manufacturing MILL with many Other valuable
buildings,
The sale will be made the MILL between the hours
OF III o'clock 4. d. and o'clock p. ~ of that day.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustee
September Is. AZ ,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

nN saturday the 5fh tar Of Ottober neat. al Betry
~ iiBl ~ The county % Henrieo, shall proceed to
sell five savee, men and bOyS-a;o me Dung stud
Horse and all the mules. hOfscs, sbeep, cattle and
farming utensils on the BcIry Hill Estate al public
dUciom n ihe bEhcsi bidder The sale will be made
under two separate deeds 81 trust executed by Samuel
bCCraw-te hrs bearing date the sh day Of February
1919 The second the ssh day 81 January 1920. as
arch ~ the taid euate Is requisite IN satisfy the
objects of the 6rst nisnsned deed Will he sold C,r
cash the fesidne credit cf yearihe purchase
money being secured by bonds with good security
The iiiie 10 the above property is believed - lie mn
qrcstionable-bui can assure other tile than that
vestcd 10 me. THOMAS T. BOULUlN.
scpt. IS. e. .tds Surviving trustee.
- aNAwNf, aO0Hf me 5th Of MIR month I'm 0p
y = yrcatire QWinc Uofhe c1achmakiRg bNsiNess ,
him pFii -fHVssi9 NbcCfing yaAf0f0ous ami tloyf
rttchna jgctaf nc is 0jaWf ~ gfoTs of 0re srifh
fRf r"n (0ce md tncti1rd 10 Grik.--9Ho cents re-
ndg6 uitt W i,. nqy enc ukO srNi bfiDr him
hgme O. UJNEREE.
3fYtcWjcy ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

In the preceding columns will be found
all interesting Memorial Of The Merchants
and Agriculiuralists of the town of Fred.
ericksburg, relating to the proposed alte-
ration of The Tariff OH imporia,ions. Ii
is document lkat ought to be read, with
serious attention, by every friend 10 Ma.
tlonai Industry and Euterprize, as embra-
cling those soand arguments OF national
policy which can alone subserve the best
aud most permanent interests of the
country. Boston Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15
z Passage for London.

aSRs Passage for London.
49, 49, The very superior coppered Shin
AnAB Wm A. Brigham master is expected 10 SAL e. on,
Hampton Reads TO the above port as soon as the eaai
this month. She can very elegantly accommodate or
KOS. A8BATr, JR. & CO.
IYHO HJYE FOR SALE-
20 hhd.. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
100 teams Printing Paper
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
40 cases superior sweet OIL, dozen each
20 do. do. genuine old Port Wine
Philadelphia Loaf Sugar, No. 1.
20 ebls. prime Pork
Cotton Yarns. asserted from No. a. to IL, aud
Br1oke's patent Wheat Fans.
September Is 3s..5t
2HlNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD... TIE SUB
scriber's ofice, No. Is2 NcrSet streft, Baltimore
nds entered on Saturday wight last, the 2d inst ana
robbed ot the Jotto~ins sans ~ money and prize
tickets, vi..
$500 IN laper Of the different Baltimore Banks
2ooi' Virginia paper
800 az yatley BGnk Of Virginia, 100 bin. the
$50 in North aad South Cai Oiina and Georgia
1uO in G1tndpoiis and Branches
500 iR Geuys5Hrs, Ckam5erSbure, HagsTstour;
ueI minister and Hiuidmsporf, principally
400 ia .JusU'f1 Bridge Tennessee kentucky and
ono hthe ioi Tds :; 100 dnsUSta Bridge biti
other notes NOT rec0tiscfed
-fiSO, Sc0crGi prise tickets National Iotferv one
Tccotcfed is No 20 02i 1000 prize marked NJ i'd on
Jdoc offhe ticket in large letters the othe, prire,
taken hc names Of the persons sho theyrsre recersa
rom, arc endorsed on the back in addition TO m,
Pr':e ttcRctS there UdS taken huyficctin tie iae
CRiUerSity Lottery No. 2I96.
Fipe hn1dr6d dollars rewGrd nrfI be raid for ma
prt%e tickets, money and thitJ or the1eS or 400 IA,
Ac money ana prize tickets and IN proportion TOR am
part rsc0tered FeHderS Of Lottery tickets uiIk e
GarHf hoe they rec,ire prize tickets in the ktinql
L~ttry, ana 'ottce they hare any marks on Then,
"' , u"oSe 9escItOtd. DAVID GILLESPIE
september o. 2si,
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ALEXANDRIA, Lou. July 29.....Some Spa
iards, who recently came from ST. Antonio TO
Na'chitoches, state that all the Americans TAX
tanned al the former place have been liberate
They state also, that a free trade will he opens
ell between the United States and that pro-
vince. \ liberal and enlightened policy pursu.
cd by the Spanish nation " IA not only benefit
ker own commerce, give population and life 10
her provinces, but be advantageous to the
trading cOmmnnii y generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15
HiIfdSSEE LIND S1LES
ny JOSEPH McMiNM

CoUernorfn and OUer the State nj Tennessee.
SHJHtREhS, by an act OF the General Assembly Of
tue state OF Tennessee, passed on the 18th d2y of
November, 1910, entitled An act to disposs Of III =
lanes lying between The rivers iiw and Tcnnessee
aud north of the Little Tennessee Tiver the Governor
OF The slate IS authorized and required TO cause adyeT
senent TO be made Of the time aud place nf SAID sales
Nov therefore, | Joseph Ac'!inH Governor as afore
SAID DO by virtue OF the power and authority ca vested
IN me, hereby declare and make kno.n that public
sale for The disposa Of ssid lands shall he opened and
held at KNOXVILLE, frSk 6EOnf1y of NoprytLey
Hert, under tie supefiulen5ance OF The Treasurer Of
East Tennessee, and sba continue from day t. ta,
agreeaby TO law beginning at The most northern (rac
tOnal section or any there br) Of the fret raure ives,
thence proceeding To sell all the quarter sections ~ the
most northern fractional 0onshp IN said range then
ny quarter see0hs, offering first the east quarter
ofthe hTs section of the rst township IN pToeTess
lug west aud east alternately until all The quarters cor
tanned ins1'd section aud township are disposed Of
then commencing with the lowest number Of sections in
The mex. township south and progressing in rcsua,
numerical order through the whole range. The lauds
in the second range west shall he disposed Of snd
IN The same order sha all the lands he offered west o.
the basis meridian Aer disposing ftbe lands Iyiug
west Of the said merdian sales shall then he con
tinned east IN the same until the sales are com
pleted east OF The saidlne The lands lying north ard
east sf Little Tennessee shall next he disposed be-
ginning tn the required for the sales ofthe land
on the south and west Of said river reseTving IN all
such lands may be laid off under the provis ms
Ia testimony whereof, have beIeunls set m hand
and caused The great seal Of the state 10 be
u. affixed, at MuriressbOroucI this 10Th day Of
August. 1870 JOSEPH McM1NN
BV The GOcefROr,
DANIEL GRAHAM, Secretary of State. 3s.Is
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MELANCHOLY EVENT

FINcAsrLg (Va) August I1.-An accident
OF 'br most Sefious nature occurred, about
mile from thls place, on Saturday last, which
mas flied our lille village with sympathetic
feeling OF sotfOw and regret. As Mrs Rebec.
ca wilson, cousOft of the late Alexander vii.
so1 formerly a representative in Congress
IRON this district, (brOther Of the Editor Of
lhe Trenton True Amerieau) with her brother
(Mr Simon Gillespie, from Kenincky) were
passing from ibis place, on visit TO some
trends near Paitonsborg, 10 a Carryall, drawn
u appears by very sptightly horse, dog
rushed from an enclosure bplos cling 10 Mr.
lnglehcari which aiifigbted the apirnzl in such
manner, as TO cause him 10 fuu Oft his
speed was such as 10 render all efforts 10 stop
him fruitlcss; Mr.. Gillespie. la order to save
himself, sprung from the Caitysll. by which
We received several severe bruises. Tie horse
sGil passing On-ihe lady was ~ length preci.
plated, aud SO dfesdidly hnrt, that scrious
doubts were Entertained 10y fhe physicians Il
ihts place for hcr recovery. n fcw iOds from
Tic place the horse was found with Isis neck
broke.
4 - q
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~ Valuable IU),,If For ~,

- FGf"abie Laids tdr Sac.
's'HE suh:cTiher again offrrs ,tof 50 his FINNEY
WOOD TRACT OF LAND, in thecouniy of Neck
ichbuTg, containing from 900 u 650 acres he wou,n
also sell another small tract adjoining Tie Fnneywocc
tract nom 800 to $40 acresbotb prime tobacco
iand. Any person inclined to paTchase will bc :h.wp
the land on apph, alien to JOHN McOIjir
Mrckiennnrg, Sept. IS. 3svIws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

Il DN Elk he subscribers, execulcrs O.;
Charles Uhui0ck dec oiItr oI sale great vatir,
OF uSEtUL& ORNAMENTAL GOOtIS Beiny Jesiiuuf
TO make sale Of most of the personal properly without
DELAY tbej viii dispose of the goods REASONABLY a.
10 make Il an object worth the attention all surh p
ave waiting, either Tor their use or 10 cell again
The stuck haad CONSISTS at an almost yarIe
OF lia-dwar' Cutlery ard Saddlery; rich Cut iass IA
Chiua SETS quantity Of PLAIN Glass, asserted;
large suppl! of Crockery ware, III crates and opel.
stone ware, iron, steel, nss, marble NANTES one sci
marble facing for hOnse 80 feet front and stories
hish. Also, tar pitch, iuTp.niint, rasin varnisL
black and bright, aud many other aticies tenious H.
ennmeTate al. Of which they are determined 10 sell
AS heerc siaies en- tbe very lowest ttTmsand accot
lEgly invite Ihet friends and The public general, To
call aud examine the articles.
Several HOUSES FOR RENT, aud Others i'm which
STuRAC L VIII be received al moderate rates.
JAMES WHiTLoCK Errors or I,bos
II. ii. whIrLOck IFhlfioc6 dec
September IS. as a,
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well drawn Up paper as that we present
10 them this evening from the pen Of the
celebrated colonel john Taylor, OF Caro-
line, for years one of the proadest names
Virginia boasts of. The conceptions are
uncommonly vigorous. and the language
spirited and precise: il must be read with
pleasure by every man OF just taste
whether he comedies in the cogency of
the reasoning or moi. ". Y. Zee. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

city, and tie vigilance and enthusiasm Of the
commanders. rendered the place impregnable
Captain Belmoaie sat out on the 2ist OF July
for Turbaco with dispatches from the govern.
or TO the general in chief OF tue enemy's army,
IN obedience TO the orders of the king of pain,
directed 10 Col. Montilia, with propositions
fer reconciliation.
An insurgent brig was lost in the bay of Ru.
20 del Cato, near Car thageua. Ii was said at
Jamaica, that AN insurgent squadron had pre-.
ssnted itself Oft the coast of Carthagena, Tor
the purpose OF blockadins the place. no.
Ii is currently reported here. that the
late Cashier of.the United States Branch
Bank, AT Fayetteville, is IA deiaulier. The
deficit about $4,000. Ii is much 10 be
regretted, that The Directors OF this in
siiiution cannot tind citizen OF this
State, sufficiently honest. 10 transact their
business here. We trust, that neither
talent, or integrity is confined solely, 10
the clerks of Philadelphia, but may be
found alike in all parts of the Union
The late Cashier was Batinorean. His
successor is from philadelphia.
Raleigh Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-15

MAR EDWARD c. DUNCAN will take notice that
I'VE GU the 4th day Of November next we shall, in
obedience to an order Of Buckingham county court
proceed TO settle the guardian account Of John Nor
fiss late your guardian The settlement will take place
at the house Of John y. Norris Buckingham county
state Of NtTgiHiaaud this notice is given because yau
are not an inhabitant 81 this STATE
I5fuard CRrd, IfaffheW Cor
WePh.n Hooper ,ir. John Johns, COm'Ts.
mum ~. Jones, GioUsT Johns
September 10 3s..v4ss
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1--WE subscriber alters Tor sale in store on Ma,o's
Island Gree OF toll across The bridge 10 eiher side
$50 casks fresh Thomastown Lime
2j 900 Welch s ate
10000 Cedar Shingles
26n SACKS Liverpool filled Salt
On bis Cora LEWIS LUDLAM.
Sratemi er IS. Rs a.
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FRENCH TONNAGE Duty.

We have 40 positive information, of very
late date, relative To the threatened refaIiato-
- duty The latest letters that we have seen
which speak on Tie subject. say thai ait-r the
arrival of Nj. Hyde de Ncuviiie at Paris. il
temCd more probable that an AMIGA bic AR
fdhgemeui would be made From tho follow
ins paragraph. quoted by the London vi orHIu~
Chronicle rom The Paris MOuitsnr Of July 10
u would seeiH probable that at thst date no
retaliaiory measure had been adopted.
HOStoH ID. Adr.
Al London, as al Paris, there are Journalists
very eager 10 diVnlge, and often To invent in
teiIigeHce mat seems 10 them 10 presage dis
coid and war. nus some of The English
Journals have announced, that NJ. HYDE DE
MELVILLE lad returned 10 France with his
Uhole legation, aud that he had said on de-
barking, that he hopsd erery thing rOHl be- aY,~
ranged. The object OF these Journals obvi-
Ously was, that rupture was on Tie point of
taking place between France aud tie United
States. The fact is, that NJ. HYDE DK Nru-
VILE has returned TO France, win a single m
d'vidual OF his legation, aud that il he did use
the expression attributed 10 him, u could on.
~ nave ~ view lbe representations Of Ffan G.
respecting Tie tnctease of the dnties imp sed
upon FRENCH goods imported into tie United
States.
VIC are indebted TO friend for lie loan Of
Havana papers 10 the 18th ut a pnasraph
com Jamaica paper. nIc niicns that The tiiies
~ Cdil haSena and Santa Martha contain fofie
uihcient 10 lcpei me cntmy--that Use city OF
Cdithdgeua, 10 addition to its lOtufcatinne
Fds earrisoacd by 100 veteran tFoDrs resides
40 WiiiiiN. and had provisions Tor more tha.f
rs moniis that jhc cdificc Of tie oppressed
trGusiiloH served Tor u grtefal n,agAIinr
"blcA Tire governor had made a va.t neposi,
% PROVISIONS Of all kinds, ard munitions
Wa' iHtss r'ot".9hs. Tue Qualifications Of tltt