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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-16

Charles I. Ingersoll has been re.apponed attor-
ney of the United States for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania.
three story brick store house, occupied by Clark
e. Kellogg, Commits merchants, on BowIys wharf
Bait. was destroyed by fire on Friday evening last.
An election took place in Boston OF the 9Th inst.
for mayor and other city officers. There was no
choice of Mayor, Mr. Quincy having 1926 votes
Mr. OTIS l571-scattenng, 555, A canvass
must OF course take place, the requisite number
being 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-16
Amerlran Dattflman.
WILMINGTON, l6 APRIL, 1922.

Frown indignantly upon the dawnng attempt
nc portion of the Union fcm another.b WASHINGTON.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
frrlREi!

'I,IrE Manufacturer Las,yance Company, re-
u Gently established ID the City Of Boston. for
the express purpose Of lnsuring against Fire,
with a Capital OF Three Hundred Thousand Dot
lars, now offer 10 Manufacturers throughout the
United States, an opportunity Of insurng their
property against this destructive element, (which
a., greatest and strictest attention cannot
always prevent, and which, 10 unfortunate
moment, frequently reduces sffiuent and inde-
pendent families 10 poverty aud distress at such
moderate rates, as cannot fail TO induce owners
of factories TO secure themselves against loss.
The Company are in no manner restricted As
TO the description of risks, but will name prem-
ums il all cases, however hazardous, and on the
post favorable terms. Not only Cotton, Wool
len, and other anufactories, will he insured at
this Office, bat also Dwelling Houses, Stores,
Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise, with every
| other description Of property subject TO loss p
injury by fire.
The Company take this opportunity to state
the kind of information deemed most necessary
to be made by the applicants, as the premiums,
IN great measure, will be graduated by their
! representation, to wit -
Where situated9 OF what materials are the
buildings constructed For what purpose occu-
pied How many stories are the buildings :
OF what materials are the roofs What buildings
are in the vicinity and their distances from the
one to be insured and for what parpose occupi-
ed In what manner the buildings heated
and lighted ?-Whether the picker, machine
shop. bleacbery, dye house, &c. &c. are IN, or
annexed to the buildings to be insured II q
watch is kept in the building or an engine at
tached to the establishment? And if insurance is
wanted on the several buildings belonging to
the factory, the applicant will state the differ
ent amounts each and if convenient, the
Company would wish TO have ground plot, to
give them some idea Of the buildings to be in
! sured.
AS the Company will not, for the present, take
more than tWenty thousand dollars any one
risk, and possessing an ample capital, give un-
| t,Nubted security to the assured.
| Persons DESTROYS of insurance, who may reside
out Of the city, by forwarding their applications,
! by mail. or otherwise, TO the Secretary, may be
assured the same will meet with imme date at
| tention.
SAMUEL HUNT, Secretary.
Office, No. 81, Siate-Strest, Boston.
July 10, 1922. 3m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
County Convention I.

The FEDERAL REPUBLICANS of the County
of Cumberland, are hereby notified that a
Convention will be holden at Weeks 1'dUern,
formerly Chsse's, near Walnut Hill parish, J
in NORTH Grmouth, on WEDNESDAY, the 5lst
day Of july current, at ] O'Clock, 10 the lore
noon, for the purpose of nominating Candi-
dates for GovERNoR, SENATORS & REPREsEN-
TATIvE 70 Congress.
The towns are requested TO send twice as
many Delegates as they are entitled to send
representatives 10 the Legislature. Towns
classed, 10 send one delegate each.
Portland. Jmy l6, 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

AT sea, Joseph Chase Bryant, of Machias.
In Boston, Mr.. Ebenczer Stone, formerly Of Union
hIe. 40
In Leverett, 9th ul;. Samuel Gould, aged SO. rev
oiutionary pensioner.
Ia Cambridge. Mr.. Levi Frisbie, Professor of VA
tural Religion Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polty in
the University, aged 80.
In Dedham, Lieut.. Nathaniel ID. Nicholson of the
U. > navy aged 3D.
In Salisbury. Lieut.. John Tory, aged 90, revolt
tionary patriot and soldier.
Drowned at Cawelfs Manor VI. in an attempt o.
cross river, Mr.. Summer d. Woodbury., 81, formerly
of Minot, Me.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
AUeniiGn !!

A many as ten able bodied steady men, be-
- tween the ages Of Is and IS, will be receiv-
ed as recruits in the United States service
at this post II under Fl years Of age, the writ
ten consent of the parent or guardian given in
duplicate, will be required before minor can
perceived. None need apply who are not fee
from bodily infrmhy, who are sui ject to fits.
who are in the habit Of intoxcatlon or who hs ye
erer deserted from any service.
Twelve dollars bounty and five dollars per
month with the best of clothing, food and quar-
tiers are < present 10 he had by enlisted men
A. S. BROOKS, Br. .Ioj Isl. .9ritiierB.
Commanding Fort treble.
Fort Preble, July lG, 1922 IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

The anniversary of our nation has been varI-
ousIy celebrated, in many places. I'm some towns,
religious exercises and rational festivity charac-
terise the observance Of the day. We have Sc
lected few ofthe toasts.
The grand race for fhe Presidential purse
No iocky tricks. and let all start fairly.
The indepsldent nations Of Spanish .4mer5cC.
Having vancuished the European Lion, may
they destroy the Hydra of domestic faction.
TIE South .4Yaerioaa Nations. cordially
acknowledge their independence; but we can
not agree that their BDgars, San Martins, and
lturbides, are Washingtons.
Uncle Sc7n.--How stout and healthful does he
look, and how joyful does his household celebrate
his 46th anniversary
Cumming s. H'Du6ie-Heroes among cow
ards, and towards among men.
Apost-rider has handed US the following 'coun-
try village toast given At the celebration oflnde-
pendence." Nr.Jeferson's friends viii not re-
qure an cxplanaton.--Uo rccster Spy.
Druughts on the Grand Bank, and on the Bank
Of" Grand" Good fares by hook double haUts
BY crook.
The Secretary ofHte TreGstiry.-A better SHOT
10 the field than in the cabinet.
The Serretary Of Wdr.-Those who undertake
70 rip him, may look out for rap
TRc NARY of the United Slides 70 reilec-
ions upon John Bull
Eoonomg-That saved millions by the prudent
expenditure of thousands.
Our .4rmy-The btIst of troops when they are
NOT Httird
"Ow happy Coaafry-with as much Law as
\ we can bear-and as much Liberty as we know
what to do with -
CELEBRATION IN 4 NEW STYLE
The PhiladeIrhia Press states that on the
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
1Wet&GnS~


rT.hotice to Purchasers.
A Catalogue Of the following Goods may he
bad of the Auciioneers.
The sale will nc cremptcry-purchastrs VIII
please take notice and govern themselves &C
cordingly. The goods viii be sold Al The hour
named.
Cassimeres, Sheetings, Shlrtings
and \ arm.
on WEDNESDAY,, July I'M. dtihs LONG
ROOM. Exchangs-Srssf, will be sold without
reserve,
/ bale cont'g l8 rs. blk. and blk. mix.
ed Cassimeres,
! 10 Donims,
do bleached shirtings,
2 do uubleached do
do bleached Sheetiugs,
10 do cotton Yarn assorted numbers,
do Plaids and Stripes,
pieces Observation-Disclosures Nesting--
blk. Valencia, &c
AT III o'clock,
70kegs No. and TOBACCO, (PosLponsG
from, Saturday CD
4LSO--H l. o'cIock
40 bales very prime retailing COTTON,
20 pipes American BRANDY, or a very supe+
rior quality, said 70 have through wine
Lees, about one third Of which is Cognac.
ATWOOD ( QUINCY, .4uct'rs.
JHlg 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
NOTICE.


THE Subscribers having dny appointed by tt Hon.
JEREMIAH BAILEY. ESQ. Judge OF Probate, or thr
The inns Of the several creditors the Estate OF ION
MANNING. late Of Camden. in II county Yeomsn de-
ceased. represented noveut, hereby notice, that
six months allowed said creditors bring Ia
aud prove ther claims and that will attend thst
ervce the nct Of Joseph spragu Esq Ia Th0mlro
th- last Thursdays OF Juy septembr october and No
vember next. from FIVE OF thp clock, NJ said
days. Joseph SpRACUE, (Comni.-
JOSEPH INCR AHAM, sionrrS.
ThHmaston, May 3ist, Is7z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
MAINE.
migrants.


EdstPort, July 9.
Hundreds Of Irish Emigrants have landed in
this place within the last "a hours. Our streets
are literally filed with men, women and chill
dren. Their appearance, generally is respect
able. They appear to feel much satisfaction 10
stepping on the : land of liberty, flowing with
milk and honey" We welcome them to our
shores, and hope they will realize their most
sanguine expectations. They must remember,
however that it is by honest industry they can
obtain the milk and bonev
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
NO IICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed BY the Hon. JER-
EMlAH BAILEY Esq. Judge Of Probate for th County
or Lincoln, Commissioners. reGyiEe and examine he
c7ims Of the Several Creditors the Of IO5EPh
l.. GILCHKIST iae OF ThOmsston in said county, rrdcr
rceas,d represented insovEn hereby give notice, that
months allowed said creditors b.ing m aE,
prove rhsr claims. ard thar wi arerd vice
the Oee II osePa Sprague. ESQ. IN said ThoI
rhe last FRIDAYS Of July September and November
from two to FIVE Of the clock p. NJ. on said days.
JOSEPH sPRAGUF. Commits.
DAVID s. FALEs. ! sioatrs.
ThcmzstoDl lay sists FRA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

In North Yarmouth, Widow Rehecca Byles aged 81.
In Saco. Seth Spring youngest son ofCol Iohn ;.
aged II years.
Ia Bucksport Enoch G. Gibson, son of John Glib
son, Esq. sgen II.
In Boston, Mr.. Samuel Cutie, formerly of
ktiery--Mr. Ebenezer Stone, formerly Of mon,
bic. aged about 40.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16
MARRIED..

In North Yarmouth. Josiah w. Seaver. $50. OF
South Berwick 70 Mrs. Spragne. recently OF Bath
In Raymond, Mr.. Jonathan riggs, of Raymond, to
Miss Susan Berry, of this town.
AT Saxton's River Westinghouse, Mr. Bella Wilcox
Of the Wateryille Institution to Miss Meliam AldriCh
Of the former place.
Ia Lewiston, on the 7th inst by James Lowell Esq.
Mr.. Ebenczer Ham, Miss Judith Barker, both OF
evasion
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

Schoo.-house' about sen rods distant, was
struck at the SINE explosion, part of the chin
pey torn down, and piece Of the belfrey car
red across the street. Although full Of scholars
AZ the time. not one was injured
AZ tie South meeting house, the lightning de-
seconded the ROD, bending it and loosening the
clamps in its progress Ii stands on a ledge OF
granite, and the lightning rod which is fixed to
the tower appears TO be let into the ground in
the usual manner, abontiwo feet from the I'M
derpnnng Of the building. A quantity ofmud
was thrown mp from the ground at the lightning
rod, 70 the side Of The body of the Westinghouse.
about eight feet distance, and 10 the height OF
twelve feet.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

DEAOChAll
The HaloweH Advocate contains article relative
10 a quarrel among political brethren concerning the
Post-Ohce, in that town. The Advocate states, that
Doctor Nourse, of Hallowe, has been recently ap-
pointed TO the Office ard that he directed by the
PostMaster-GeneraL TO call on Joshua Wingate, Esq
his predecessor for the Books. Keys, &c and TO
upon the duties of his Office, the first of July
Instant but that Esq Winsate has declined giving up
the books keys and still holds the Office in despite of
the rights of his political brother-that town meeting
has been held in HalONel, in which the Advocate
intimate that the proceedings of the Post
RIaster-General undergo scrutiny, but
not told what was done at the meeting and
confess ourselves loss to conjecture what could
be done in such case. Had fedcralist been TemO
vedr and democrat APPOINTED. presume II would
have passed over in silence. Federalism if we may
believe the Advocate, is " fast sinking into silence and
obscuriy. all the glory and all the prosperity
of our country. we owe TO Washington and his CO.
patriots who have been the subjects of unqualified false
hoods and abuse by those who elevated themselves TO
the Offices Of trust and honour once ably filled They
such as are NOW scrambling for Offices, who
declared Washington 81 the most execrable of al
scoundrels. and that our country had gained moth
ing by the Federal Constitution" which " cram
med down the tnroats Of the people of America.
We cannot return the language of the Advocate, 10
the democratic party. The scenes of vulgar squab-
bling in the scramble after the oaves and fishes of
Office which we often witness. will not, believe,
easily sink into silence on o6Seurity.
The Bangor Register states that Gen. Hol-
man and Col. Lewis, have entered upon the
duties of their commission, 10 complete the
survey of four ranges of townships north of the
Bingham Lottery purchace and to explore 9th
er lands preparatory to the division--and the
appraisement of $4,000 worth from the part OF
Massachusetts, to Maine.
1t then adds, g Here beginneth the first chap
ter ofthe book of expenses of the States OF Mas
slchusetts and Maine, relative to certain noun
tains, lakes, Dogs and increases, situated IN the
beautiful and fertile regions under the 46th,
47th and 49th parallels of north latitude with
IN the boundaries Of the State of Maine, but
claimed BY Massachusetts,, by the United States,
and b Great Britain
The last Eastport Sentinel after giving an
account of the debarkation Of Gov. Lumcy iron
Bermuda, and the Joy II excited, remarks
There is probsbly, in I'assamo'aquod-
d., another non-desc11b, who would be accom-
panied, on his departure to the hoInles-stead,
with as many groans, Kisses, and huZZas as
was the aforesaid Gov. Lumley."
The same paper adds, that doctor AYER,
the Surveyor of PASSPORT, has commenced the
duties of his Office,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

Our accounts from Turkey are still Of the
same uncertain and contradictory character, but
their general tenor il pacific. France is much
more tranquil, and the government appears to
be gaining strength The disturbances in
Spain subsiding, and there are some indica-
lions that the government will acquire stability.
The British colonial and West India trade bills
were before parliament in progressing state
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JULY I6, 1899.

Our European dates are, from London to the
9th, and Liverpool &c the 9Th ult..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

new work is announced entitled, Review
of the Military operations in the Northern Cam
paign of 1777-including full details of the bat
ties and sI1irmishes between the American and
British armies until the surrender of Gen. Bur-
govne-with statistical remarks, illustrated with
plans of the principal actions" The author is
Gen. Ephraiin Hoyt, of Deerfield
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-16

DHNN Ut i he UNI Ed 81 nj Do.
A dividend of 2 IA per cent. was declared
on the lst inst. by the Directors Of the bank
Of theUnited States, payable after the 18th inst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
A NEW KIND OF MONEY.

9 1t is stated in some of the papers
tina, bank has been established in In.
diana, which issues the SKINS ofanimaks,
instead oil the paitry Eaher notes. Ac-
cordins to this novel system of finances,
racoon skin passed at 81, an opossum at
% cents, minks al S5 cts. rabbits l28 cts.
and squirrels at l cent each. This cur
rency answered all the purposes of mo-
ney very we'll, and the institution went on
swimmingiy, until some of the rogues of
the west hit upon a mode of counterfeit
ing the bills, by lacking the tail of ra.
coon to the skin of an oppossum, which
considerably impaired the credit Of the
oank. Such a currency certainly pos.
scsses some advantages over any other
species Of circulating medium, whe,her
ancient or modern. 1t is as little liable
to be carried out Of the country as the
Spartan coin, consisting OF heavy plates
OF ron; nor can modern runner whip
through the country with some thousands
IN his pocket. CM Y Statesman.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
EsHI EDDY

In Winchester, Va. on Wednesday,
last, greatly regretted on account of her
amiabie disposition and estimabIe charac-
ter, Mrs. RUSSELL, wife of Mr.. Isaac
Russell OF that place, and daughter Of MIR.
Alexander Perry, OF this place.
In Washington city, suddenly, MosKs
YOUNG, esq. within few weeks of be.
ing 70 years of age, truly respectable
citizen, and soldier in our revolution.
In the same place, on Friday morning.
the llth inst. Mr.. JOHN TuRssR Noop.
in the 18th year Of his age, formerly Of
Newburyport, Massachusetts.
In same place on Monday morning, at
O'Clock, on Capitol Hill, Washing
ton, aged 29 years Mrs. JULIA NJ. MAY,
the wife Of DIR. FREDRRrck May.
In same place u same morning, after
an illness Of three weeks, Mr.. CHARLEs
DE- Kraft of that city, aged Sc years.
On the 2sd Of Sept. in Loudoun coun.
ty, Va. on visit at her mothers Tor her
health, Mrs. CATHaRrNR WxRns, in her
H,h year-wife Of Thomas Wrenn, Of
Winchester, Va
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
NEW PHILOSOPHERS.

While certain writers in our city are
endcasoring to revive the old opinion
that the yellow fever is caused by animal.
cuIes, and sickness in general by inyisi-
BILE bugs, flies and spiders, we learn
from Europe that some ftheir wise men
are engaged in investigations equally ra-
tional and profitable. A letter from Pa.
via states, that the Sieur Mosati, profes.
sor IN that city, has undertaken to prove.
by anatomical reasoning, that all the dis
eases oil mankind procee from their not
moving on all-fours, but walking erect
on their legs This new doctrine has
occasloned so great disturbance, as to
,!o5llge the author to make his escape
from Pavia. Whether he ran off on all,
fours, we are not informed. + Com. .4du.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
CAUTION TO FEMALES.

Afew days since young woman OF
Plymouth applied "a needle to her ear.
for the purpose of picking il. While so
engaged another young woman inadver-
tenly struck her elbow, and forced the
needle, o considerable way into her head.
Surgical assistance was instantly called
iDs and the needle Withdrawn, but the
young woman is since dead.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
MARRIED.

AT Hayes, in Montgomery county, Md.
on Thursday the 10th inst by the rev. Dr..
balch, WILLIAM LAIRD, esq. of George
town ID. L. TO HELEN DUNLOP, daughter Of
James Dunlop, esq.
AT Burlington, N. J. on the 9Th inst.
by the rev. DE-. Wharton, the reverend
CHARLES I. NJ lLyAINE, of Georgetown,
ID. Z. TO Miss EMILY, daughter Of VIM,
Coke, esq. ofthe former 2Iace.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

4. II 10 mentioned in Philadelphia pa
per that the rev. John Sommerfield has
left that city for New-York, in order to
take passage to the West Indies, whith-
or he has been directed to proceed by
his physician, for the purpose of passing
4he winter months in warmer climate.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
AN OLD KIND

The select and common council of
Pittsaurg have passed an ordinance au-
thorIsing the mayor of that city to issue
one, two and three dollar notes to the a.
mount OF FIVE thousand dollars
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
YOUNG wlaDlNG oUrDoNE.

In the coffee room at the Bush tavern,
Drlstoi, the conversation oft he cumpan,
touched on the subject respecting ths.
real or immagiBary existence Of mer-
maids, when one ofthe party declared in
favor otthe affirmative; sob! real,beyond
all doubt: have seen seven or more o.,
one time, the most beautiful creatures /
ever beheld, with long black hair, & the,
young ones sucking al their breasts. -
The worthy and facetious host OF the
Bush replied, I" Sir captain -, OF TIE
-, informed me that one Sunday
morning Norman had suddenly appear
ed to his men, dressed in gay attire, with
his hair frizz!cd and powdered as white
as full grown cauliflower, y demanded
20 know ifthe captain was on board. -
The captain soon appeared on deck
Fhe Norman addressed him as follows :
Sir, shall feel particularly obliged by
Your giving orders for your anchor to be
taken up, as it lays against my street
door and prevents my family from going
tociturch." ----
PENSACOLA.
A Letter from gentleman in Pensaco-
la,io fis friend in Columbia, s. e.. dated
the 18th ult. says the yellow fever,
which has been raging here with unusual
violence, has nearly depopuIated the city E.
Not fifty Americans now remain in the
place Those that could fy, have goD9
1.-The rest are numbered with the dead |;
many of the Spaniards have shared the
sane fate. None that have been taken
have as yet recovered. IL usually car
Iies-them off the fifth day--sometimes
sooner and appears to be more ma!ig.
naDt than any disease that has heretofore
made its appearance in Louisiana: it
must stop soon for want Of Victims
There is not atthis present time, a suffi
ciept number to bury the dead and make
and make the coffins-zsome having been
buried without. The manner Of treat.
ment by the physicians is bleeding, Civ
ing salts Of epson, hot baths, and some.
times blisteriDg Oh the head"
Mr., Russell (of Mass.) has declined
reelection 10 Congress.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16
THEATRICAL

Tho Georgetown Metropolitan states
that Mr.. Mathews intends visiting Wash
ington this week.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

The Algerines have sent for the Priya
'eers they had in the Leyant.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-16

Mr.. Russell (of Mass has declined
reelection 10 Congress.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-23
KENTUCKY COMPACT.

We lay before our readers the letter OF
Mr.. Clay to the Legislature of Kentucky,
accompanying and explaining the articles
of Convention agreed upon by Mr.. Leigh
and himself. This letter has just reached
aus through the Kentucky papers.-Mr.
McAiee, from the committee OF the Se>
nate, to whom this subject was referred,
has laid the following resolutions on the
table Richmond Eng.
RESOLVED, That the Articles Of Con-
yention settled and agreed upon by Henry
Clay and B w. Leigh, Esq's. commits
sioners, the latter on the part of Virginia,
and the former on the part OF Kentucky,
bearing date the 9Th OF June, 1899; be
and the same is hereby approved and ratie
fed.
ResoI0ed, That The Legislature will, by
"a joint ballot, on the &s day oil
next, elect two commits
sioners on the part of Kentucky in pursu-
suance ofthe convention made by the pir.
gina and Kentucky commissioners.
Rssotved, That the Legislature will. by
ajoint ballot, on the day OF
next, elect two fit persons
as counsel to represent the state of Ken
lucky before the Board.oi Commissioners
to be organised agreeably 10 the said con,
veotion.
Resolved, That the Governor of this
state De requested to communicate the
foregoing resolutions to the Governor OF
the state OF Virginia, as soon as convent
eas, to be. laid before the Legislature of
shats,ate,