by W W Williams. 1879. 524p

The document discusses the establishment of a committee by the assembly in May 1791 to assess losses incurred by certain individuals during the recent war, particularly focusing on damages to buildings and necessary furniture. It highlights the importance of documenting current events for future generations and emphasizes the role of newspapers as historical records. Additionally, it touches on the nomadic tendencies of settlers seeking better opportunities, the impact of machinery on labor, and the organization of local committees to gather historical data about early settlements.