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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1881.

The Baron G. Hyde de Melville, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotent'a'
~ from France accompanied by Mr.. ROTH
Charge d'Afaires in bis absence, was re-
ceiv. on Thursday the 18th by the pres,'
dem, upon his return from France; on when
occasion he presented the following gentle
men Of the embassy from France to kio dc
Janeiro, and Of the legation here from the
same court, 10 the President: viz.
Mr.. De yHuu, secretary Of the embassy
from France to Rio de Janeiro.
Mr.. O'AspIemont, attached to the same
embassy.
Mr.. Bresson, attached 70 the legation 70
the United States.
Mr.. Hersant, private secretary OF the MI
n;s,s, Nat Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20
THE SECRET SPRING

We observe it stated in Connecticut pa
per, that parent lately road from nerspa-
per, the circumstance OF little girl having
denied herself the enjoyment Of luxury, for
the purpose Of devoting the amount thus sa-
yed to the funds of some missionary society,
and Immediately addressed her little son to
know whether be would suffer like privation
Tor like purpose; to which he very inge-
nuously answer that be would, if she would
have it put in the newspaper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20

49,. 1,o,- a K,;,e John'on. of Ken.
King. Of Aiab. Lowrie, macon 'a1IrlI a.,
mer, Peasants, Roberts. faio IL uTimole,
Walker of AIab. Walker OF Geo. Williams
Of Ten.-18.
And then The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20
Philadelphia, FEB. ls,
" the DEAD ALIVE.

"Tsr DEAD ALIVE"
A gentleman. now public othcer. ana
|formerly an officer in the Navy ofthe United
States, has just stepped in and shewn me
The Report Of the Fourth Auditor, made to
Congress of Defaulters in the Navy Depart
.ment.-Among the Defaulters who are re-
ported Dead" is my informant. A gentle
man of the bar TO whom handed the report
laughed heartily, and advised our friend not
10 dispute the point with the Auditor, for in
asmuch as parole testimony will not be re-
ceiyed in opposition to I e record, he must
be content to consider himself dead" for
the remainder of his life Whether this ad.
vice will be followed, or how the matter in
dispute shall terminate We may hereafter in
form the public. Dem. Press.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20

The packet ship Albion, from Liverpool,
brought out FIVE thousand FIVE hundred aud
thirty three letters, of which two thousand
one hundred and ninetyl one were for this
city. N. Y. Com. Ado.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-20

The Legislature of Delaware at their late
session passed au actimposing tar o tren-
" fire cents upon every passenger above IA
years Of age, brought into or taken from the
said state by any steam boat or stage coach,
and of twelve and an half cents, upon those
between and IA! philadelphia Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
A ROYAL PERFORMER
ON THE RRITICII ST1(IE

Some time ago we had flaming account, Of George
ihe 4th, 1.-THE most dlssolmo King that sat on the
British thronc) having made his " FIRST appeordace -
ON the stage, at the theatre in Covcnt Garden where
nc "performed' his part, TO the satisfaction Of four or
five thousand Of his officers and placement who filed
the house TO oycrhowing !" as well they might, for
they all received their tickets grdis from the kings
ministers, who got up the whole " frce at his most
gracious majesy's sole sTpeHse :!
In that account il was stated that his " gracious
majesty, most groci0usiy" condescended 10 rise in
the first part of his performance, and " grocef,ily
to bow to all his slaves around the house hut that ~
the second part, when he laid his royal hand. upon
his g royal breast, and bowed his ROYAL head he
fairly took the :" shine of Marc (another VAL
Performer on he stage0 and went through the whole
OF this first exhibition of British King on the stage
with grace" purely royal as IT was inimitable
Indeed II was so eNquistey done, that some few of
his hirelings forgot for moment tina, he had so re-
Gently encouraged conspiracy against the lie aud
honor Of injured wife who sacrificed her own pri-
'ate fortune 10 pay his debts, and keep lin from n
gaol aud waom he 6naIy drove fsoio his p.esenco,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

Of Commons. Not aword was said respect
Ing 1t by ministers, from which it is inferred
that they discountenancc the obnoxious mea-
sures pursued by the association.
MIR. Canning appears to have written letter
to Sir Francis Burdett, complaining of some
illusions to his OR. C's.) conduct, i'm a late
speech of the Baronet's at a public dinner in
London. Sir Francis replied, that he bad
used no more liberties, in speakrg of Mr..
Canning, than he had done in reference to
other political characters connected with min
isters: and that what he had said ON the oc-
casion alluded 10, was not meant TO Be serson-
al: Mr.. Canning declared himself satisfied
with this explanation.
Neither the London nar Liverpool papers
contain the least alluson tothc story about
the death of Napoleon. We do not even dis
cover any thing in our files to Justify a belief
that he is seriously indisposed.' ia moiety
only OF the Thousand and one tales told Of this
exalted parsonage, had been true, he would
long ago, have been consigned to, the tomb.
NJ y Nat .air
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

~ the i9ih Of July 1921, took from Andrew JoInsons
- boat head man Lewis, parcel foose tobacco in a
hogshead The owner requested prove his property,
the charges and take il Will sld for
WAI PIGGJTT Iusucrtor OF bcats
July -. 25-w3w Lock Harior.
IN CHANCEKy-At u court held for Abcmarle county,
u the 9Th day OF June, 1921
Peter Porter aid Anne his Wife formerly Anac flopkins
james Thomas and Mildred H. his wife (Iormcry Aiiirad.
H. ilopkns) Jane Moon widow Of Iiitlcicr Moun dor
mcrly Jane hopins,) Mary c. Hopkins Margaret -. Hop
hins ienfy Turner and Isabella bis wits, formerly Isabella
Hopkins, FiaiHfDS,
against
Jesse la,len and Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth
Hopkins, Arthur Hopkins Samuel Hopkins and William
Hopkins, Dsfc,ry, ne.
TIC defendants Jessc Hadcn and Easheth lis wife,
9"uel Hopkins and Arthur Hopkins, not having cnterti
Their appearance aud given security according
assembly and the rules Of This cO;tt, appearing
satisfactory c'denbs tue that they not nuf
tdrts oi Iris state the motion " the plaintiffs, counsel
" Crdred That the said defendants, jesse Iladen ami
klTshetI his wiz. Samuel Hopkins and Arthur Hopkins,
H"per here on the ft Monday in September next aud
the plaintiff bill, aud THAT copy " ttis orer
tfthwh inserted IN TIE Cetura Gazette, published iu the
town Of Charlottesville, Ir months ncccsycIy,
that apocr copy thereof c posted the door s
courthouse Of said county fJr the Same length of time.
Ac0ly-Tese, 1NA GARRETT, D. r.
July r. c8-Ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

TIRGl,JA At suPericr Court cf c.an,ery holden AZ
the Capitol in the city Of I;thmod te 9TH June lg2
John Gentry and his wife, Plaintiff
feaiad
Thomas Underwood. only acting cNecor bf John TIarfg
deceased Thomas Tn~cy, scriTof uo tounty fIan,c
whom the estate OF Daniel Harris dec hath been cofnin
ted for administration William Burton, ~ Thomas, Mel
acCoull, nud William %. Wren, DgGndrrA. .
The defendant Thomas Underwood, tcho - ofthis rom,
try. and against whom the plaintiffs appeT have procee
ell w tie ode prescribed by law agdue, absent defendants
still falling appear end answer motion o the plaintiffs
10y COUNSEL doth take their m Cor confessed ID;
tbai decDdatnd the coming be heard on the
ht tic 1 tl dticrt0nt Thomas Tinseg ard also
the other defcndnSts the ordcr ticking the hill f
confessed against em which appear, be- duly executed
and EXHIBITS argued by counsel: On liberation here
of the doth order, ti the defendant Thomas ndpf
woud do render Of the csator before
commissioner % The court who Is directed examine
and settle the same and make report thereof to he
with any specially stated droncd pertinent ~
himself which MAY he required by the parties 10 Le 50
stated. a cOpy--Tcsif.
W1f. ". HESfSG, &C.
Coa,asisioncr O5icc, Richmond, J.ag % lei.
The parties concerned dse Hrtcc, that have abront
Ell The 18th day Of September above
der into eife-i Huicb time they requested attend
Office s tseir papers and accounts ready cxsIu
lion. WI. MACKENLIT. ~.
ily e. - -vfs~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

her friends z!
Suchis the old grey ha,aei foplihg who now sits
upon the British throne, and rules the &c s,iny of
mighty empire aud who has just made his % second
appearance ON the British slage He has no doubt,
discovered, that his intellectual requirements are far
better calculated to exhibit him TO advantage as a
PERFORMER nj nrury Lane or Covent Gardep. tl,an
on any other stage on which he has ,c; made his a-
pcarince How i,llen how con,emptible mus,
such character be, in the eyes of the millions OF H.
DcrSll minded Britons, whose shoes lie is unworthy To
clean once thought il was honorable To b, de-
scended from that Isle but mow - had rather be A
dog and bay the inoon, than be allied To oes.ieyte
Britons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
Hood Laic1, rrain For Sale.

lsssM The sale of this tract oi land having take,
l-rtAS- place tile 2ist of july, according t,. & IN
OF former advertisement, the Subscribers, h a
of trust executed y Harry Gaines, d,;eJ the la
uaiy 1891 and recorded in the clerks Office of aag Queen
county, therein for the urtu,c therein
specified, WILL tie 25;h II fu:t.t ii fair, c,hewi.e
the day offer for sale premises
that valuable farm called WnoD LAWS, situate in ,
county aforesaid about eight miles ncn the house,
nearly euid slant from the Ral ahanOc ard Maitano,i
rivers containing $50 acres, lie the less OF rt
rate farming land, which lies b.aaiifuy well ,rlo
toned 10 timber aud arabic lard-vcll improved y III ne,y
aud spacious buildings valuable orchards trees sc md
rs 90 elegant AID ras,ale Estaie. Tie
Subscribers Mil such title orl ,heni
by virtue of the said deed ruit is belle, ed how ever
that good and perfect le he made. The viii
ctrt.'nlN occGr ORCHARD GAINES,
.!utNSs. 2f"tF THOMAS JEFERlES
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rromNrNtcAfrn

D,,.,, - -. lcoMNUNfcATED.
DIEDl-On "Wednesday the 1l;h of July, Mrs.
NARClSSA TAYLOR, wife Of Mr. George ra,lur
o Powlaan, leaving m aiiectonatc husband an aged
mother aud SIX small children TO bemoan her um,imc-
y end, and their irieparablc loss. The amall circle
IN wh'ci this lady moved will long remember with
esteem .he innoeencc and equanimiiy of her DISPOSE
uon ana rue "rbanny OF her manncrs.-Mis. Taylor
possessed in the highest degree all those uhal;tcs
winch are amiahc ia woman, and endearing in n
wic aud as It * known that in her death the world
has lost a friend; so it is hoped that heaven has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
Staples Of the Richmond Market.


".
- ing duly qualified as executor Of the last will Testament
o Sarah uouldn, deceased. n also Of Simon Gou!n ian.
deceasedi and rs administrator of the OF Taba onl-
Tin, deceased, all late Of tine Of cy hereby riy
notice to all persons having claims against The either
o the sad decsents, ~ bring them forward once for set
tiemcntanG also tn all persons indebted rher Of The
said estates a. make payment 60 tho said John Goriu
may be found st camden, viii attend 10 letters (ps paid
addressed 20 Port Roym
Caroline July n. es--,,Cv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
REAI. ESTATE FOH ssr.ec

IL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IsssM wish to sell slrpro,e In the y,.eo e
jamestown, consisting of four halSscre LOTSs
with large ami spacioIs two-Story digcia 90 lt
long, containing nine rooms, recc'ty painted Tsfc Is
good stable carriage house. kitchen, and , er
houses anu well of very prime In the ya Ths
property l. wei arranged for tavern priyaf. >;, .
One small lot, with barge aud com enient sprvhO>.. ft
up I'm superior STYLE newly built OF good materials There =
attached 10 this properly beautiful EARN % lsJi
within few hundred yars ofthe viirec, on Apnc,,r
riyer-a part ri, bot!o,he high hand yer, strong .
land and About 81 aces in wood, heavily t,c4e.t ale
inrro, tobacco houses, anil,
graiary 10 bi 20
jamestown is hcsbhy village, in n gcn;cc neigh
borllaod, and has MANY local advantages. The Appa,s
airts safe boat na,i;uiion tn rNcr,bu tsi;ry OF ~
miles This property well calculated silt a r,f Soust
gentleman Terms liberal For flrr- particulars riuly
the subscriber. EDIii;ND po,,k EU
jamestown, Prince Edward Juv n. 25-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
u NOTICE 70 PLlVTEY,S
MR.. RNEERII CnWLES-

EtAKE NOTICE, a. you an iniaiJar of the tom
Il monwealih % Virginia. and have agent aitornfs
IN inns STATE, that know of--tlat shall pursuant
crea order OF tie superior coGtt
nond district, Wherein plIntil, Won Nm
wren are defendants, proceed the 27th day Angus
next fair, 10 survey tie 800 living in Bot
omrt county aud to take dopostio The land tine
OF C"nrod emans out II II should be- day, shall
proceed ON the next fair day to carry the said dcceta
mo eeci, and continue the survey said land
taxing the DISPOSITIONS M COnrod Lemans' the lan
until he survey and taking dispositions be
which said land patented in name of Christopher
ic herson, WHO was assignee OF Joseph Walker.
5uy<I 2S-wfw WILLIAM DU-VAI e
M EsSRs Daniel w. MaycS Branch v 9IaycS, in y0llr
w own behalf, and rs guardian for Richard Mayes and
marina . hayes and Daniel $ Aiaye5 Richard HYDE
Phdbe 5 his WIFE, who Phoebe $ fayes, Eanrnd Nor
rss and Mary H. his wife, who Mary Maycs-tthe
two frst mentioned Daniel w Ma Branch " Mave
not being inhabitants Of this plea,
take notiee' that Monday the twenty hrst day Of Au-
gust next between the hours of o'clock IN the
and sunset OF that day, AT John letters county
of Amelia, shall proceed aidiv of said John
Ieer and Samuel Burton he read a
bill OF exceptions filed against by attorney
hib my accounts executor of Gamer Maycs from bein
admitted to record which time place YOU and ear
OF you may attend, If you think proper.
WILLIAM BURTON, Ex'or
2st-M2Nt NJ MuNc Her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
CONfMuNICATRn.

At Washington, a small town in Pennsylva-
MIA distance about % miles from Pittsburg,
there IS AN Academy, with president and
four directors the president has salary of
8 BOO--thc directors, Of 9 $50 each. Atthis
academy there is taught every thing that is
taus hi at our colleges aud the pfice per year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
Grand STATE I,oife,v OF .HarVi0nJ

The DRAWING oftbis splendid scheme Will TAX place
in the CITY OF BALTIMORE agreeably the official nc
tice heretofore announced the public Wednesday The
Fifteenth Of .Ntrt Month
CluguSD under the supcirendance Of the
appointed by tih GOVERNOR and COUNCIL OF STATE.
aud will in consequence vi The ropd safes aieny OF ih
tickets progress regularly its completion h possible.
dcspaici.
THOSE IN iiS city not yet suppied with tickets shares
should not delay their purchases aind those di,taic
should their orders witlouloss time The draw r
being at hand particularly when they cocct
that o|eeGby to Me arrangement Of this hichlE n,t...s
scte"ie the fs 800 6onis entitled 10 Ten doiiars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
NOTICE.

W. persons having claims against the estate Of Ed
~ WARD mUMFOKD, dec. are requested tn bring them
forward authenticated the law directs and those Indebted
are requested 20 make immediate payment
EDWARD MuNFORD,
July -; 2y-wlw. Eye,rtor eC ~ Mlatora dc.
VIhGINlA-LN CHdNCERY.--liaittx county court
25th Juno. 1921
Bruce aud tasley, PitvnfF,
William Smart, Decu.Y,,t
The defendant not having entered his appeirauce r,
given security according tie act Of Assembly anil the r,,
The rotand IL appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the court
tai the defendant Is not inhabtant OF this common
wealth; on motion cf,e plaintiff by counsel Is Ordrfd
gbtthe said defendant 90 appear here the fourth Non
dN ~ Scptener neNf and answer the bill OF the plaintiff.
and that copy oF tbs order be forthwith Inserted ia lie
richmond Enquirer, ur eight weeks excessively, post
cd at the front door Of the cgtoue oi the said county
M = corr .-f'.'e SNifEl WLtLNNs, Clk.
july 24.Sgwr
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SPANISH MAINE.


BALrltORE, July e4.-Accounts were re-
eeived yesterday morning by the Mary Ann
Jane, from ST. Thonns, (Which after referring
10 letters written day or two previously men
ton III general terms the complete defeat and
ront OF the Royalisis on the plains Of Valen-
cha by the Pa,riots--daie and details of which
are not yet received. The account was re-
cened mt st. Thomas from Curacao, where
number OF fiigitives had arrived from Porto
Cavello. Their statement was that the Royal
Commanders. Morales and La Torres, had
made their retreat there, after the battle with
the remnant of their army they shut them
selves up in Porto CavcIo until al, opporiu-
nifty should offer of their final evacuation of
the continent, by means Of their ships OF war,
k.rchdnge Com. Rooms.
ST.. THOMAS, July lo.-NcWs have been
received here to-day, that the Spanish Gene
rails LII Tore and Morales have been com
pletcly beaten aud totally defeated in the vi
clnity OF Valencia, and have with their few
remaining troops returned to Porto Cabello.
Bo.,rdr is now, no doubt, in quiet possession
OF Caracas. There remains but little doubt
that the Spanish Maine is now lost to tie
Spaniards.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27
49,. -. ROBER1 LEWIS, Chairman.
JOiLN METC.lLFE, Scc'ry


Detroit, June 29.-Joseph Dclalield, ESQ.
otthe Boundary Commission, passed this place
on the eth inst. on his return from the upper
lakes, accompanied by the surveyors, &C. We
learn that the surveys are completed as far as
Lake Superior, and it will moi, perhaps, be long
before the result will be made public.
Col. Pinckney, and Captains Garland and
Green, OF the Sd q. S. Infantry, arrived here
last Monday, in the steam boat The Colonel,
we are informed, will command at Green Bay
we learn that fine ship is getting in order,
to make voyage from this port round the
,cord. She viii be commanded by Captain
y: sullivan, and after going round the Cape
OF Good Hope and trading 10 ali the ports in
the Indian Ocean, and Persian Gulph, will re-
turn home through the Pacific. This will af-
lord an excellent opportunity for men of sci
ence, and young gentlemen oficisure and for
tune, to makes voyage so fertile interest and
so promising in Improvement, and under the
care ofan enterprising and worthy citizen
IN y Nnf .1f{y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

and true principles oftLs constitution creating
them, which has appeared since the adoption
of that government" Has the Intelligencer
read this book Is it aware of the errors
which Col. Taylor has exposed ? that Col
II. makes no attack upon Ohio, or any of the
states for the attempts to defend their rights !?
but that 1t is against the attempts to infringe
their rights, that he most emphatically levels
his battery Pit was ON these general grounds
tllatwe meant to put Mr.. is letter-and not the
solitary one which the lntelligcncer has chos-
eli to select.
Mr.. J. we have no doubt will scorn the mis-
representation which is made Of his letter by
the N. AFTER speaking of Col. rs book,
nc does go on and presents a few general
views of the theory ofour government. Was
1t possible for any man to mistake the particu-
lar pith of these remarks Is it not evident
that it is principally OH the subject which has
been SO much discussed Of late i'm Virginia,
and in the Virginia papers ?-the supremacy
claimed by the Supreme Court of the u. S.
IN the case of Coheus VS.. Virginia? Was not
this the leading intention of the remarks !;
however the lntelligcnccr may sophisticate it
INTO rebuke upon the state of Ohio which
at the time probably never entered into his
thoughts. Certainly he does dissuade the
states also from encroaching upon the lcgiti-
mate rights of the Union--but this is not the
encroachment which gave rise to the last part
OF his letter.-It was against " the fatal here
sy" $50 much talked of here, and SO prevalent
elsewhere,) that the Judiciary is the sole ex-
positOr of the constitution that il was the
infallibe oracle (; and that the federal govern
ment, through this oracle, was authorized
ultimately 10 decide what belongs to itself,
or 10 ITS co-Eurce,;Or in government."-W are
not at liberty to so more into facts; but we
would decide the matter with the Intelligent
gencer by laying any wager, in. the Virginia
style, that such was the great heresy which
MIR. j. had i'm view.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

for the tfSlinn bf boy is S 90; anu for his
board, washing and lodging, 9 30 per year, or
one dollar per week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-27

Alta meeting of a number Of Tho fcilizcis of the
towns Of fredericksburg and Falmouth and their yci
niles. members Of the % Mutual Assurance Soc;ctv
against Fire on Buildings of The State of Vru;p, :,
III me Mayors Office III the Town Of Fredericksburg
on Friday evening, the 20th dav Of july 1927; agree
ably To public notice, for the purpose or taking into
consideration the Importance of being propcflI and
eiicctnay represented AT the General Meeiing called
ana soon To he held IN the City OF Richmond Robert
Lewis was cni!cd 10 the chair, and John Me,calfe an
pointed Secretary: When, on molion made and Sc
conded' robert Stanard aud John Chew were APP
pointed Aiornics in THE name and behalf oc tho s,,,
Members OF Fredericksburg and Falmouth and their
yiclaes, To attend the said General Meeting of the
Nlutuii ASSURANCE Societv, notified 10 be held i'm
Richmond ON the first Ncndav in August next
Thomas Scddon, John Scott William A. Knox
Claiborne Nisicsw0gih, and Murray Fotbes Ia com
ia''ce appointed Tor tirnpose) made The following
Report. VIZ:
ne digecm reports and publications. mhich htre Lch
Zee" ef"c"iaed and gte. The subject oftLe ,qa,-
G;seae"f " me concerns cffhe t'mi .4sau,ce Societ
Ihey ca0iot b,a hTiSt, Hqf minute 0 strict ,,sii.yf.
hon into MeGGlirS efGic Society, aud their npt,oeg;st
ny ne Pr'ncipM .7scm, at tie approaching General
Meeting, oW result hosordJiy 10 his cLuucter ers I, man.
9"d as a CHIEF |tget ~ he Institution. Such an
tre.t CATION Is i'diYeasGbt ncccsSry 10 me interest Of
te henLefS, ant 10 uie future eto, md prospcrity OF
uie 'tc'ety ana icMtom SHch as0Miny ~ Intelligent
hd "pdTt'm men, al riH resni. ia saockerY and
inc P1poSt9 Ge'W Meeting hi hetfer ierer ben c,N-
e. Lis Therefore, ue "aairo,s opirioa Of tlis Nice.
'"g, hGf pdtem and f;erSe4yjae eraminoti5a Of The
concerns 81 me Society sAJnti be mudc, ard he result
ptSfi,ie@ l. Here foioeS sOse SpeciR Instructions 10
fne Mfonies, not deemed neciSuy 10 he ,,4i1isLe II
"h,ch report icaS unanimously rccti,T1 and aeloied
| .Netmder Halter and Gu: Higlesiroyth trer, an
P@Hed com'ahtsa 10 ob'in Aena,es Of those }enl5ers
@ me Torn et tredcYicksJtUg oNd is ricinag ,oso
1f Hcf q. get S'bscribedfo tie Poer ot 9torAey and
UW'ani {. Beale and Dur Green, irere nppoi1fc,I a
CoGmiHee fer he IO,sn IF Falasotth and lis ricialy.
FOR the same purpose -
On motion Atrde ard seconded
RESOLVED; Ihat this Meeting iod Themselves rcspon-
'a1fe jar Me reimbursement Of any expense mt mar
accr%e 10 ne attorneys dppoiated IN ateadag 10 the d,
| Ties he' Elm imposed on them
D'r'd Briggs dnd Jojn .HetcalG mere nproiatcl n
co"nHGe to seett aud cse TO be published ia the Jir
g'"'a te'ufd s'ch pttS IF lie present proceenes as
may ~ aee",ea necessary lor P'fJic information.