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uioie niae mon'.s in which our Coliegs is in SEES.
sion. equal in point of health to any in the world
aud the interesting associations, awakened by IN,
sce,ery around the envirous of III. town, are emi-
uently calculated to invite the rtuaious mind TO
thoughtful retirement and contemplation When
such advantages as these present themselves before
the young aspirant to intellectual i-notion h,w
he fell in tho successful accomplishment of bis
ardent wishes? The grammar school Of the college
- object OF particular interest; in that school
are taught the Latin and Greek tongues, by the
present Professor oil Humanity. who, with mos,
comm ndable zeal for tbs Improvement of his
pupils. has lately eog"ged Spanish gentleman of
consierable talents for the purpose of instructing
hem in the French, Italian and Spanish languages
This accomplished foreigner Ia emi.ently killed
in music, and is sbou to orgsnz-a school. in
which young ladies may receivs lessons on the
Piano and Spanish Guar We must be excused
therefore for repeating wi b emphasis. that Will
i,amsburs the Old Metropolis. presents the mos, in
wiling s'lurements to the Intellectual Improvement
of youth.
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may be arpointed ~ other parts of the State; and
committee -ss appointed of the following per-
sons wa. John +. May, Jsbez Saith, John Gram.
msr. Frs. 6. Yancey, WIN. Corliug. Patrick Du,.
kin, Col j. Robe, son. Saml. Robinson, S. G.
Wells, WIN. ID Boyle, NJ. Il. Peterborough and
NJ. Barbour.
Resolved, That these proceedings lie signed by
the Chairman and Secretaries, and bl-hed in the
newspapers OF this Borough. and the Ediro,s Of
the Richmond Wbig and Enquirer are also request
I'd TO insert the same
LEWIS MABRY, Chairman.
a En. = SH w.s r. secre,arie..
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TREATY OFGuENr

5uise SEA~ELL, II n G. aud Gov. Pleasant.
ut Va. Commissioners uoder the i,t. article of the
Client Treaty. for -ettIing he claims OF citizen. o
The United S'stes for slaves deported by the b, iist
during the late war, arrived. in this City yesterday
and have taken lodgings a, Bsowns Hotel
Langdon Ch-ves, Esq. the other Commissioners.
and Gov. Ogden, Secretary to the Commissioners
arrived several days ago.
Hash. Tel
TREATY OF GuENr The New York Albion
gives tbs following information.
Treaty Of GhsEt.- The corms soner. for set
ting the boundary under the seventh article of Nh,
above treaty. have, after much labor and pa,ien,
investigation, THE day closed heir iabors and m,d
'heir final reports TO their respective governments
II Is gratifying TO s'ate,that the aforesaid COMMITS
sions have amicsbly determined by far the Iare..,
portion OF the line two points only have been
referred to the governments, viz: one affecting ST
Georges island, below the Sau, de Maria. in the
water communication between lakes Huron and Su-
pcrirr; and the other, the water copumoie,tion he
tween lake Superior, (north west Of that lake \
aud L'c La Plue. The commissioners, il will be
rseoliec,ed. are, Anthony Barclay, esq and general
Porter
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WILLIAM s MARY COLLEGE

f. af7rds Ne pleasure TO in form he public (says
the williamsburg Plough Boy "fSaturday weekly
that our College opened on MONDAY l,si with the
number Of thirty five Students. This is COM
mencement of the course truly suspicious TO its
future progress. and csunot fail to be cordially
greeted by ihe sincere friends of our venerable
institutions. The Rev. Mr. Empie has not as vet
made dis appearances: but his vacant chsir, az
are Informed. Yves Allied by DR.. Rogers, whose
Introductory lecture the occasion evineed the
Philosopher and beIies.istues scholar we are
sorry indeed that es3not present before oor
leaders this elegant and interesting lecture. We
have hesrd several Of his auditors speak of n in
erms Of the highest eulogy, and IL would have
given no ordinary pleasure, is The modes,y Of
ihe Professor he'd no, resisted the eSrnesi sppljca
ton from Us, TO publish il IN This days paper We
sre not wiibou, hopes, however, that the influence
of mpogfuni'y will in the end prevail. & sla, DR.
Rogers TilI enable us TO grstly the wishe. Of 4
community SOLICITORS for Il. publication.
Williamsburg At this time can be surpassed b.
no place in America for The education Of youth.
The chairs Of orr college are filled by Professor,
of The fret reputation in their respeciive depart
msnts, and distinguished for the most Jealous at
.e7,ion 10 the improvement Of their pupils. The
expenses of st1dent daring the coiIeeiate course
are iriairg, when weighed N tho -eals Of
such ~ sre necessarily incurred AZ other Ii,ersry
Institutions. Tie inhsbisats offhe CITY -re KIDD.
bosfa''s end enlightened. TIE -lrns'e .;lring The
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~ s.iioe % ID ed Of rru4 irln the Iaie Lew W
49, ty'o TO Francis g. Taylor Edmund Usrkelsv reror
h 20 ,ae once Of Hanover JHuty court the 29d Ie Is51
wa ne soii 10 The highest hdner, the premises IN, sb
zee next tract Of Land called Chisnt- Nseur eops;h
"S Siss inntred aud FIVE aotss, or ess The ,no ~
~ a' VIII be required fo ne paid on the 1t Of lar .v
wh. possession viii he given; hslsnc. cre n 81,
r pi ha,er will he allowed, his giving bond with an
~ uy, to bear interest, and deed OF trust upou tbs
Sho' ihefe an excellent two Brick Dse;n, Hon,a
>" good repair on the Farm, and other necessary our house
a,,L - TIE TRUSTEES
on G. e'; OF " months, for dolls bs pfeh,
5vinS h, "Hh apprO. 81 security, 70 hear niers., rom
the dsle nut u P"neuay paid the ntrrest will o,l be- d..
% All ne Peirhae poPe'y,helongins estate Of
Le"'- iSyio'' dec and che crops Of c1fn oats
o'on 9nffr &C. sna nne good Household furnirrs
t 81 ciH neE'Vts VII be offered Tor ca. If money e,or
c'h ne SihetsgUs rsised, 10 the immediate dem,n
aSen the e'sts Creditors requested 10 present Their
properly affected, before the day 81 sale H. Francis q
'HIp o. " Cnfte Berkeley Those indebted 10 The I.,,s
requested to make payment, settle iLe sc
en;, ny n.na spd 'eenfry before the day Of sale The
stuauon 0 lie Estate readers this ahsoutey nee es..rv
elizabeth W. G. TAYLOR,
~ 90 AdmiN.
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From the Winchester virginiar. Extra Hev G.
JACKSON MEETING

JACKSON MEETING
AT a meeting Of the citizens of Frederick conn
ty friendly to the eiectioo Of Genersl Andres
Jackson TO the presidency of the United States.
held pursuant to noiice a, the Cour, House on
Monday. the 9Th OF November, 1927, tbs Hon
Jared Williams wac called TO the Chair, and A
feIondEr 8. TidbaN appointed Secretary.
On motion of James NJ Msson, ESQ COM
rnittee appointed by the Chair 10 prepsys ard
report preamble and resolutions expressive Of
the objeet. Of the m'eiing; wbersupon the follow
ing gentlemen were appointed TO wit:
James M. Mason, Robert Vance. 5ohn Hon
kins, Henry III. Brent, YYm. Casflenan seo'r.
Johs b. Earle. Province M'Coruick .re war
ner W. Tbrockmorion, who having retired for a
sbon time, returned and presented the following
preanble and resolutions for consideration, which
after an address from John Hopkins, Esq. were
unaDimondY adopted.
When, 10 the course Of the administration oil
The Affairs OF free people, portion Of the nation
6isspproVe the conduct OF their public servants, &
dsmsnd their' dismissal from its confidence for
corruption or misruie, a decent respect for the o.
pinons Of their foo~-citizens; not less tbae ID,
rights Of the Republic, demand that they shouIe
set forth the causes Of their opposition.
Wehold this truth "a be undeniable; that IN,
government established IN these states dariyes IL
just powers from the authority OF the people snt
y Instituted as = security for the happiness Of lh
many, not se coPartnery for the sgrand;zemsn
OF the les We believe that every govenwen
derives its legitimate power. from The viii Of
| Insy NY snd becomes usurpeion when that
VIII IL set 81 norght We believe ,l,st In rep,e
sentative government obe!ience to the viii If IN,
people is the vital principle end reote.en,siiv
responsibility tie only sifssuard we hel,svs IN.
public viflUe Is the soul Of republic. and uutJi
corruption i's most fatal canker. Wa thini. liza
ibs FsTvs'r Of TIE r1rir 7, y my hoSri to "a
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TIE SCJ-10T

~ OW under the direction Of the sub,crber AZ sf,,,
the f.dsnee u HE flfher viii be continued ,he .n.
aug yrsr. This SCHOOL will csfraence en- the t5a ~ rsn,
" ibSs, and terr'uate the 18th OF Dcos bsr FOLLOWING
I'm vacation OF four weeks ~ ths course Of the .ug.
me course OF fifruction viii embrace reading ,vr,fnv
s,hnchc, ancient and modern geogfsphy With lie u,e -
hednnPs and globes. book keeping zebra snrvsv;r- -
omeyb ifg.nonfy sgd the Latin aud English isn,sge
gfsmms'eay In Tea hing G~orsphy, ,Ran b. fhs .b1
ssyour 20 connect Che SOLICIT ih History e. b.
I've az eet on me part II the thrlsr sud 10 infe
tne maver more tir ngy on his n1sfn0ry The sthj Vii
asls ne greh 70 the reception Of pstrcs friends me-
ma. 'hPeo ~ rorenmem aud exercscs. Terms for 10 "a
uIon, 100 Don, each hosrder finding his own own bed
naons, IN earfs' Parents ond Guardians ray re-. 49,
.eu tnit t'efi attention viii ne pad the lars steb
can eon luce 70 their eof prenoie bsr
80, 80 CAARLES a. LEWIS IT,
county, S '''f N0'D"ne
Nov. r. sa
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PRTTATE SElILN-9-H 2

VII j. MOHDECAI, formetfy IT Wsr,enf,n No,,I, :, -.
on. proposes 20 open sstabthnisn At h., beslllfI
PesAm issdsboP miles North # Richmond for the re-
'poh o ~ ysung l4diss. WIN will paeeI under Inc
~ zoe ,s@sls' Of his iswy enjoy the eof home md
under h,s general suPeuteniance IN SpeIIinr
yWTung Rrhhnttiek, Grammar, Parsing Rhetot;c{
uessPh1 and ue Of the GIohe'; Astronomy Mythoasy
bs,oy The Scholastic term Of 10 months will
90 TIE i Monday 10 jan Tbs charge FOR Tuition lin iii
go o. me sboss eranehesl board, washing lodging VIII
ne xSD noa r the term psyabie in sfv5nrs
20 dolls, for the whole term ' ""''iue'y
Books Stationary, II furnished viii farm III. o,y -,
charge Address 20 Hie hmopd Va - ~ ~ eA"a
Spfing Farm 1fosk Tuf.o,te No "a "a 90
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a. s. TInDALL, sec'ry.

We are not surprised >, The number Of AMI Jack
son meetings which have bsen onnounced One
may call spirits from the Vastly deer, but will
they come when they ealed''!- WE perceive
thai meetings are appointed in several counties
where we have some knowledge Of The state OF pub
Iic opiaion. and where il il said Astns men are a.
rare a, black ewsns. In the county OF Louisa for
ins'snee, we hays heard there were 4carce enough
OF this kidney,to organize what in technical phrsse
olsgy is termed meeting that Is, 20 furnish $
chairman, secretary, and orator. Qaere-- how man
Anti Jackson there in The State this Is,o
when these meetings not cae'. in one third Of
me eouatirs? eS peds Hsreuie M!
1Ilhn-LnfIsntii.L. lin
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.NO1YCE.

soMhiTrbD to the Jail Of New Kent county ne a rur,
- way negro w"msn who calls herself P..ry anil -
"s Piyp.rty oil Eliza Lipsconh Of King Win counIy
pu was hei he present year by Thomas ~ ryme, .ad
county, IN whss possession she the time Of her
ht' u runaway apPeafs 10 b. about The aye Of s5 a, an
yaaf, and feet Of niche. high OF dark conpIe
VIII IS requested 10 come forward pay CHARGE. AMI
'aks hef away. she comniltsI 18Th of sur Ialz
EWD w. HOCKADAY
~, Tailor Of New Kent county Va
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/" NEW TARIFF.

"BosroN, October g. 1920
Yesterday an adjourned meeting on the sub
Jet OF The proposed Tariff, was held at Fanueii
Hsii--Hon. Wm. Gray Chairman, and William
Foster, jr. Eq. Secretary
Il long and interesting report was read from tis
respectable committee appointed al q former meet
ing, which concluded with the following resolves
hesoivea' that we have regarded with pleasure
the establishment and success of manufac ture. a.
monsst US, and consider their growth, when na,u-
raj ann spontaneous, and rot the effect of system
OF oounties and protection, as an evidence of ysue
raj wealth and prosp Gritty
hesolvtd, that relying the ingenuity, skill
and enisrp'i9e # our fel.o1y.ci,izens we belisve
that all anufaotnres adapted TO our cbsrac,. s,d
circumstance, viii be introduced and extended, as
soon, and as TAR, will promote The public
without any further protection than they NOW re-
1--WE.
Resolved, that no objection ought ever to be
trade 20 sny amount Of taxes equally apnortioned
and imposed for the purpose II raising yersuves
accessory for the support Of gouernmenr; b,it
thof sdTes imposed upon the people for the ,oie
benstit Of any one ciass of men are so,lal,,,
u'con''Hen nth he principles Of our eoassifti-'
ton aid tOith sound p0i;cy
RESOLVED, that the supposi,ion. tbs, nrtiI The
proposed Tariff or some sifoilsr measure be sdop,
ed, we are, and shall be dependant on foreie,erz
lot me means OF subsistence and defence, l.. in
our opinion, altogether fs'lacious and sancul and
derogaory 10 he character Of ih- nation
Resolved, rha, high bounties IN such domestic
manufacture az are principally benefited By that
tslf fsYor graf coPit0iisis, rather III IN perso-
MAJ industry. or The oVneys of small eepitaLs.
aud ,hat therefore do not perceive its tendency
to promote national industry
Resolved, That we are equally incapable Of dis
c'YeiDg ITS beneficial effects on agriculture since
me obvious eonsequence Of its adoption would be,
that the farmer must g,ue more Man he no,D
sets -" "' ~
RssolveJ, Thai the imposition Of duties which
are enormous and deemed by a large poytion Of
me people unequal and unjust Is dangerous, az
encourages the prsetIee Of smuggling
Resolved, That in or opinion that the pros
posed 'srit and the rincpleson which il is svow-
sGly iognisl, " 0uld. If adopted. have tendency,
however different may be the n s;ives Of those Who
recommend hsm, 20 dinpnish the tndD.frt,. int,
psds tie property, and corrupt The morals Of
tie geoBE
James I. Austin. Esq end the Hon. Dsniel
" tosisr addressed their fellow -ci,zeas in favor
o. he r,pots and the resolves, in speecbs. which
were distinguished To- closeDess # argument. va
n'i OF illusTaiion, and abundance Of fact
The report was then adopted, and the resolves
Recommended BY the comniuee unqujmous'v
passed.
vote Of 'hsnks 70 the Hon. Mr.. O,is Of The
osnie anc 20 fho-e members from this state in tho
House ni Reprssen'aligrs of ire fJtrrs sis,e,
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.Anotter tire an Peterahure..


We learn oy passenger In the stage on SUNDAY
last rom petersburg. that Mr.. Niblo's Tavern
was consumed, IN Saturday night about 10 o.
clock. no other Houses were burnt. exc.p, he
tavern and apartment over the Post Office The
furniture OF the tavern, and fixtures nf the Pos,
Ohce, were all saved The fire is euppose,j to
nave originated from person having left candle
burning on the chimney piece in one of the room.
OF the Upper story. 1t has been but a few weeks
since MIR. Nib;o purchased the establishment.
we understand that the property was insured.
Richmond Compiler.
men who went in pursuit of him. arrived 10 ,bi,
city on Sunday by the Northern stage. He states
that Snelson took passage in brig bound for Eng
land, only 10 hours previous to his arrival in Que
pee steamboat was chartered for the purpo-e
Of pursuing him, but all 10 vain I'm
aEHS We Understand that SneIsou's aefaJca,io,
amount. 10 $42 500. Passing through Albany.
u IS sad 'ha; he exchanged about S23 600 for
Albany funds and in Troy, on his way TO Cana.
d. he changed 200 d"Ilars for gold. fEnq
From, The " York. Evening Post Non 8.
few days since we copied an article from
ths Isichmond Enquirer, giving an account of he
robbery OF the Bank of Virginia, TO The amour,
oil forty thousand dollars, by one SneIson. alias
M"x~eiI, who was employed as the ,eIl.r of h.
bank. IL wss pretty well understood that fs
p-rsoa passed through New York on Wetne.dav
eiis ss'h OF october. We now learn, by means Of
letter Just received in this cify from Montreal.
WA, Sneison arrived at that place on Sunday the
SS'h uiimo-and departed in the steamboat
ehambly on Monday evening. On the We,Iue-.
uay afternoon following, person arrived i'm mr.
siIit OF him, and the evening took the steam.
6oat Hercules. for Quebec, where he arrived o.,
Thursday night. rwenty-four hours preyious 70
ms arrival, vessel had sailed for I,iyefnooI il
~hieh oneison wasa passenger On Friday morn
ing at hve O'Clock, the steamboat Hercules was
oeepaeheo inSPursui', and proceeded nearly to
Ksmoura-ka, ninety miles down the ST. I,ayvrs,os
ueiow Quebec, when 1t returned, having been nm
able 10 oversske the chip, or even 10 come i,
slshl oil her. The wiGd was blowing from the
westward. VAC
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49, NfEO in'm.6t'tely Penieits-T .b1T ~ 20
w Flour Barrel Beir Zone ihifd Hesdinj ot sb ~
hHh. rfics N pii be psij pert q then n1n, be
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AICHnI0MD, NOV. 10.

10 Subscribers Too many of our subscribers
have fallen in arrears 10 u.s. The actual expsnss
we have incurred on 'be. account in the price q z
paper and labor makes il necessary tbaspvve should
thus rubiicly call upoo their of Justice for
The payment of their erresragas- Our applications
have beer so often disregardei that sh,Il b.
compelled 10 sirike their name. from our lst ans
attempt the coercion of payment. 1; will be IN
pleasant to esort TO this COURSE but fear hat in
many case. none Other il left TO US. We, however.
make his last appeal under he hops that homo
tahie men will not disreg r,' il R-mi,tnnces may
be made thri ugh he Of. cficr +, our hazard
d'i'icuitie- msy be anticipated on account Of
money scot through thar channel; an 4 gentlemen
may rely on it's being c~efaliy.riaesd to their rrs
dts. We spare 10 pains or expense TO comfy
with our engagements, and il is not unresson. 81
that we should look for a compliance on the part
oil others. II ought TO be remembered that onr
business involves heavy expenses that must be
pnnctusily met. We are aware of the sc hsrdnexs
ofthe tines" buttb small sum due for nevs-
paper is surely " thin the reach Of every man du.
ring the year. Those who are vnable or do not
intend to pay for raper, ought not to take il. -
We have confilrd in the punctuality of nur sub
scribers, and particularly those beyond the reach
OF collectors. Will they p-rmit 10 serve h-m
year after year without seeing the I" color of,her
money!" If they let this appeal go unnoiice-, 10
shall know in what sort of men we have conf
ded- aud they must excuse us for disncumbefing
our list Of their manner.
To those gentlemen who, under a proper sense
OF Propriety, have paid US regularly, we tender
hanks
We take this occasion to remind correspondents
OF the propriety of payirg the postage their lst-
ters The amount TO them. in Ii vidualy, is in~
considers able; but falls heavily upon us
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
Look upon ,h., pie,u. aud ON .ni,p-ssals.,ear..

Effort- have been made 10 throw some degree of
odiam on the members of he last Legislature in
this State, Tor the course they pursued relative Il,
the TsriH IL is part of the system of the adyo-
Gates OF 81 the powers that be- endeavour q,
put down every who has the spirit and inde-
psDdenre to resist the encroachments of our ru-
iers, and TO compel them to keep within the pale
oil the constitution. II our distinguished states
men Gao be rendered unpopular. il will be a covert
and In-Idlous way of attacking their principles.
Bn' the people of Virginia too ssgscious 70 be
thus deceived. We will never commi, the foolish
act OF Diminishing these rusty centinels merely
TO enable Their enemies to break into their camp.
ne iaft Legislature only asserted and reinforced
principles, which our most ii'ustrious patriots
commended for. The reason, contained in their re-
'olu'ions afford their best vindication; aud IL is
not now my purpose TO endesyou to add to them.
Inc object OF my pre-eo, address is TO show tina.
some OF the most active and influential Of the cd
m Illustration party, have beer amongst The most
violent oppcsers of the tariff system, mean the
Imposition of duties merely to encourage domestic
nanuiactures. Mr.. Webster and the leading men in
MassachHsetts were decidedly opposed 10 the Tss
r1- IL 10 earnestly requested, that every citizen
VINO can get access 10 IL, woaId read Mr. Web
ster Speech on the Tariff, (see 26,h vol Nil..'s
feesi''er. 4u9) In which he opposes the Tariff.
ana rldieules IN terms of most pqusnt satire, the
,uea oil what is called the - American System. IS
The facts and documents on which the speecb was
.'"'N@ - N"e piHcPal utIcHaniS
OF BOSTON. Bot in order to show copcIusiyeIy
'hat Mr.. Webster and his new minis,e rial friends
and associates, were amongst the most early and
the most srdeu' opponents of tbs Tariff for the
encouragement of domestic manufactures, shall
insert the proceedings of meeting in Boston in
io<o' and after IL, the resolutions of the General
Assembly OF last session, from which il will ar-
pear, that Mr.. Webster and his associates go AZ
Tar IN their opposition 10 the Tariff, as the Virginia
Legislature
1t, In Niles Register. vol IS b, page ISL, is what
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And on motion, resolved, that this meeting DO
now adjourn.
VIZ. MAYO, Chairman,
5oHN IL. Boris Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-23
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & II. WILSON,
" 10s Market Stieet, Wilmington,

No los, Market Street, Wilmington,
TTAvE been appointed sole Agents ~ the State OF Dea
n ware for the sale of Odr,dge's Chemca! Hdm q %,
a which is extracted tree found N ,6ea, the ws na
nerf,mc and lis grand canillary virtues follows
One bottle, price 50 cents, prevents the hair from falling
off in 40 hours from its first application or causes new
growth Of whiskers in few weeks. bottle p,ce %
Gents, will not only stop the hair from falling c but Ike
wise in three weeks new growth 10 appear ana
one at ST. gives general good head OF hair to young
person. ,, !. o,,
1t prevents the hair from turning gray and makes h cnr
beautifully look bright aud glossy, and in few apphca
ons frees from scur and entirely removes nervous heaa
aches.
1t is by repeated experiments found to bear every sort Of
climate, without the least injury to its virtues
Copies of certificates will be shown BY The yenders from
gentlemen who, after being bald number OF years. nave
received growth of hair
The sgners' characters supported by His Brtanne
Maiesys Consul. Philadelphia, who thereto .as pehAed
his seal and the roy Of Great Brain also, the May or
and other Magistrates OF Philadelphia who were personai-
acquainted with the sgners have certified 10 Their high
responsibility, and have likewise preiiAed their seals
October 90, 1896