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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

as.ia irarated BY the Zane means he fought conola
ton the of iecond wife, his family again incres
cd, and he fccond time became wido@eI HIS fri
flame, it nnextinguifhcd renewed, aud for
mer oataclcs being extinct, after ape CT twenty-five
years without feeling each other Ia the interval this
couple have at length united.
Deu, s.4t So
In this town, Mrs. Hzs7ab Haan, aged Sc, the ana-
bic comfort of MI. Mark Walton She bore lingering
inels with that regnaton and fortude which charact
erzc the iincere chriaian; ard died in the irnc hope
of hefed immort sity-Her funeral will he
aftcrnoo when her friends and relations requeed
10 attend.
In England, the Marquis of Stafford. Et So-His
fuccefTor is Earl Cover. j,
AT Buxton, Mrs Mary fTa, Et Ga the virtuous con-
fort Of the Rev. Paul Coffin.
AT TepGiani the 18th inf Mrs. Joasa G,sves,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

I. Clilms, recognized hy7
ta- board OF Commits Fraue5 6. d.
ioncrs appointed Tor the { 3,45o778 Il 6
exPrefs purpofe.
:. Clsims the vouchers Off
which are fuo,ntted 20 s,oo3,57o 10 .
palticalAr director.
8. Gains +, be f-tled, I
agsinlt which the French : 8,os47az III 4
have cocuter accounts.
4. Demands. concerning I 8 o
the embargo ofi7o3. '9
Total F.. Io88e,3o3 6 Q
The above. being reduced into our currency. is
equal to 900, a37 dollars, and fastion. AL
loving IS. cd. 10 the dollar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
Good Accommodations.

r BENEZER HUMPHREY, inl.a ms hi,irierds
II and f.rmef euliomers ha, he has removed 81 ~.
convenient brick houe owned ky MIR C,esavr d,fs.4tv
oppofte Mr. Htnt's fore in Fors-ssre where s,.rv
attention will be given TO shsie mlo rrsy f.vo h.ra unh
their commands. PsEslsas rsv -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
Charlotte Green,

Charlotte Green,
;. 1T Der Hep, Midd9s. Sf-rr.,
HAs ju0 received An elegant siTortment of ENGLISH
/ INDIA FRENCH, s. FANCY GOODS; which
having been purchaied by advance, will be dipofed Of
on the loweit terms.
A beautiful aTortnnent Of piufh plain and figured,
velvet fatin, and plain Rraw, cane, willow and fatin,
HATS and BONNErs, Of the a,et fafhion.
4 few handicme UMBRELLAS very cheap.
Ladies White Kid, Satin, & Morocco SLIPPERS
g Embroidery, Millenary, and Manfua-
making done neatly Ladies PeleGe and Creat-Coats
cut and mad: The ihort.h notice. De-. IA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

The fubfcribers hereby give public no.
tics to all concerned, IL they have been duly ap
pointed and havotaken upon themfeves the trut OF
Tniniitrators on the ettate of il. u. = .
i. JONATHAN ROWE, late of New-GlonceRer, -
IN the county Of Cumberland, Yeoman. deceafed, BY
giving bond the law directsThey therefore requc
81 Perons indebted 70 fad deeeafeds efa,e TO make
immediate payment aud thofe who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the fame 20
WILLIAM ROWE,
r.. -, ZEBULUN ROWE.
Dasd Les 40 rSo,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

AT Falmouth, Mr.. Jasn .Aila, Of Portland, to Mifs
Bsgsy Tate, daughter of Capt Robert Tse.-Mr. Peter
Me,rM to Mfs Mercy Merrill
In England, MFR. Thomas DufrY, to Mfs
CRANE lady Of fortune. The annals OF matrmony
fcarce afford GnsuIal inaance of unwearied at
tachment the above. The parties were known to
each oher in YOUTH and mutually ensmoused but the
oppchtion Of parents broke cf the match
MIR D. formed another connection he married, the
father of feyeral children, and became widower.-
His lrf. love was again by correpondnce, renewed,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
40 ReaSers ar.u Correfponpents.

u We owe apology for the non appearance OF the
PrLoRIM ia eur lat, which eccafoned by the
fcript being niaid. The writer aured that fueh
accden, part a again interrupt the appearance
of his elegant eays, which deem valuable acqui6-
ZION to our columns.
CoLuMBus' is received, and fhall week receive
portion of our attention =
Sunday o:ker matters on hand 1lallafo be attend
ed to.
....................
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

BANKRUPT BUSINESS,
At t5e csnmiJsaa-rs CEss, No a, MaGy's-Rezv.
This Day, zd1meeting of William Wdgery Jun.
January Id IN do, OF john HaikeIl.
9Th. I'D do; of Frederick Qainby.
------ 9th. m. do, of Morrel Jordan.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

If no perfcn 0sa appear to difcharge faid and
all neceary intervening charges, on or before Monday
the hth day of March next, Of the clock in the
fofenoon, the dwellinghou of Capt John t Merrill
In fad towno much the faid Lots Of Land as will
pc uficient dfcharge the fame, will then and there be
iod at public auction to the hghe bidder according
law.
). e. Jofeph Fernald, Collector.
Dated Poland, Dseembe, .t5, 1903
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31
Yarrjeu,

ssJs..sss
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

Extract of letter from gentleman Hartford icon.
to his friend in this tcwn-dated Dec "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1803-12-31

The Governor, Of thu State has idued P
lamation, offering ward of Five Hume
Dollars for apprehend the high way rob
who have. lately conn tied depredations IN
vicinity of Bolton.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

NOTICE Is hereby give,, that a pe-
~ tition .piR be Rrtssntedfe the nesr
General Assembly, praying, that 80 mach
efthe Counties If Hampshire md BerksC
leyas are inclndedin the following bounds,
to wit" Beginning at th< mouth Of cher-
ry's Run, at the river Of Potamock, q
the county Of Berkeley, thence gp he sai6
Run to the head thereof thence dlts Vest
to the top Of Sleepy creek Msa6fain,
thence Nth de rep Of that Mountains o.
ths En< that dfsidas he sad cs,mfy Of
Berkeley fran the County Of Frederick,
thence 1Rith thar line 70 he HambslGys
Line, 1sith thr DIVISION bet.peea Freae.
rich and Hampshire to me Rad loading
from Winehester to OH Tasvn, W tAaf
road to Lttle Capeon Riprr, .spifh fhas RI
rer to the Psfomack, and dSssHtkafriper
to the begining, /" may b farMediato q Sc
parate County, s,sd that the Public Ball..
isgs far the same, beerrefedia he TaIpa
d Bath. September ., 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

We are inclined to believe, that the
following singular and very interesting
information is in substance correct ::
Bya vessel arrived at New.York from
Spain, we learn that the President Of the
United States, has in his possession
treaty negotiated by MIR. Pinckney, In.
which Spain stipulates to pay the claims.
Of American merchants for losses sus-
tanned BY spoliations. We are autho-
rised to state that this treaty came into the
possession Of the president during the
last session q Congress. Our merchants
may at FIRST think It strange that treaty
imwhich they are so deeply interested
should not only be kept a secret from the
people fer whole year, but should also
be"wi,hheld from the knowledge Of the
Senate, consistent part Of the treaty
making power. They viii, however, be
pleased to remember, that no longer ago
than June last the government, through
its organ the Aurora, declared, that,
"the merchants are the most dangerous,
tsass uirtuous, most corruptib!r, and most
likely to corrupt; Of any description Of
persons in society. LET the merchants
eandidly ask themselves what men of
such, character can nationally expect from
a virtuous philosophie uncorrupe and
uneorrupting administration.
II this treaty had been exhibitedto the
senate and ratified, the consequence
would have been the payment of large
sum Of money to our merchants, and
thus their means of eorrupting would
have been very considerably increased.
Gas. q. 81
Extract Of i letter from French gentle
man ofrespeetabilitv, to his friend in
Philadelphia, dated New-Orleans,
October +, 1sO3. :.
have been assured by the marquis
Casa Calvo, that the Americans win
take possession of New Orleans and LOU
isiana in all November, and that they are
to enter this place with a considerable
force. There are to be very great pub
herejoieings on the occasion in this CITY,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

ous business; the most important Of
which 10:
The reportby DR.. Eustis Of n bill for
the further projection Of the seamen and
commerce ofthe United States; where
by the President Il authorised TO issue
instructions TO the commanders Of the
armed vessels of the United States, TO
capture the ships and effects Of the, ern-
peror Of Morocco andhis subjects, also to
ssueletters of Marque to private vessels.
Read twice, and referredto acommi.tee
Of the whole tomorrow.
- The passage of the bin entitled" An
Act to repeal the Act entitled an Act to
allow drawback of duties on goods ex.
ported to New Orleans, aud therein to
amend the Act entitled an Act to regu-
late the collection Of duties On imports
and tonnage"
National LnteLTgeneeT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
HEMP MIL.

THE subscriber has got the HEMP
i, MILL belonging to Peter Light,
sen. in complete order. He will engage
to manufacture Hemp, in the best man
ner, At the low price of one dollar per
hundred weight. Ordets in this line wiz
be thankfully received and punenlally a.
tended to. -.
JOHN MARSHALL. +
Great Lick Mills, Berkeley County
November Is, 1908. ~. -,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
MARGATE, September o..

- MAhSA Z, SePee Eoer y.
Same alarm has been spread here this
evening but the :rumours Of news from
town, which, added to the new and in
ereasiug menaces Of French invasion,
and the arrival Of the period to which all
those menacca have pointed, have com.
bined to. excite some approximations A.
mong the fair sex, for whose safe and
speedy removal, in. case Of necessity, ar
Engagements are now making.
September 29.~~F.
Lord Keith, who resides at Stone
House, between Kingsgase and Broad.
stairs, has this day received Eve express
ss from the scene of action. All the
men of war have quilted the Downs, and
proceeded to cover the bonbarding squa-
dron. 8.--~~".'~-:',"''-
: Most Of the gateways or openings in
the cliffs have within these few days been
closed with posts, strong boards and
chalk. a. T..
Mr.. Pitt is said to have given his OPT
MON on Tuesday that the enemy would
certainly, soon pay US 4 visit; and this
becoming public, has caused much alarm,
and particularly among the females, who
believe they actually are coming with
stheirt thunder Of cannon.'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

L.
ITO do ourselves, the pubic and
/ John Robinson justice, we have
taken the liberty Of subjoining ourbook
account, properly authenticated, which
I'VE presume, viii render candid and
sjadicious public general satisiaction.-
Whether Robinson's family, or any of
Them, have or have not discharged their
RESPECTIVE duties, in executing his COM
mands, either directly or indirectly, is
an improper, and Consequently delicate
matter OF inquiry for US at this time
We shall, at present, suspend comment
ing particularly on the novel notification
Of Captain Robinson, dated Martinsburg,
November 1s, 1908 But we do assure
the public, and the Tavern-keeper, we
sincerely regret that the Designing, non.
dcScriPt, malicious and sndriing publiea-
ton, had not made its appearance some
period prior to the time offon.raetiu =
account. Such publieaf pp nj
had very salutarNkt fleet. a. ~,
perceded the nee Ityf Of H 81
newspaper notifications fol1 the ps
attempting to evade the aymsr
Isss debt. 80 Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

CrRAYED from the tavern u Asss-
- hans GorreH, in Ildrfinsbure,
some time last zOsek, a bay MARI, obeHt
ten years old, fourteen hands ene inch
high, .Dih small star in her fsreheaG.
her foretep clipped, has had tie ps,l-evI
and had a leather strap roundhtr nsek.-
Three dollars resOdrd 1OiR be given for
returning said mare 70 the subscriber Ev-
ing o" the road leoding from Martins.
6urg to Shepherd =. To1on. - -, ,...
ALEXANDER LEMON
. NOvem6er IS, 1905. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

CTRAYED fromthe subscriber. li~.
- ingone mile from Martinsburg. the
LIST day Of September last, Stud Colt,
between black and brown colour, one
year old last spring, Is about II and an
half hands high, has q star. in his fore.
head, and an uneommonly long tail
TIRE DOLLARS reward win be
given TO- NY person who will return said
colt to ~ -. -. ~. - ~ -
IL JACOB PAINTER, sen.
November Is, 1908. = -. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
From a Philadelphia Paper.

By the politeness and attention of the
owners of the ship Lewis William, we
have been politely favoured with Lon
don papers to the I'd, and Bristol papers
to the I'D October. The papers are Ia
ken up with various warlike preparations
and movements IN England, promotions
ofoaieers, sailing and arrivals Of single
ships Of war, ofhttle consequence.
On the 27th Of Sept. the alarm sig
mails were made that the enemy had APP
peared OF the coast Of Kent, which threw
the whole country into hustle and eonfu.
sion, some running to arms, and some
running they did not know where,
with full arms. This account arri.
wing in Bristol just before the sailing
Of the William Lewis made a dreadful
aproar in the town, but soon after, hear
ing it was only an alarm, every one re-
turned to his home, except a few who in
their flight outs,riped the post.
The Legislature Of this State MARY
land) met on Monday the 9TH inst. The
House ofDslegates has elected Tobias
f. Stransberry, Speaker William
HARDWOOD, clerk, and George Howard.
assistant clerk Cornelius Mills, sur
geant at arms John Trueman, door
kseper.-Apd on Monday last in Joint
meeting Robert Bawie, was chosen Co
vernon. IFrsdtrick- 7own Herald.
Il BULL.-At the conclusion of the
Presidents short Message to Congress
relative TO the hostility Of the Emperor
of Morocco, Congress are talked to n
bout the means" to restrain the de-
predations of this power, should they be
continued !'-This restrained" md
yet .' cantiRued" seems to US somewhat
akin to the lrishman's toast" A long
lif. 10. Patrick o'Connorswho was hang
ed IN Ireland." 49, ~ ibid.
/
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

The subscribeshas contracted with MI
George Wolf to purchase !,
HIDES, i: I
Who win give the highest price in Cab,
for any quantity delivered athis house II
JoHN,MorTER. "
Notemhsr Is, 1908. -. u
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
. M4RTINsBuRe, Msssnse,as.

On Monday and Tuesday the House
4 Representative was engaged in sari-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25
TH0MAS SMITH, &c.

John Robinson, ''-, =. ::-----. -,
to Thomas Smith, sSco. Dr..
1908, August 90. To balance
at settlement, acknowledged,
per account rendered, Sc IS I-2
q. Ny Sept. 10. To ~
gallon Sherry Wine, per daugh-
ter Jane, 200 cents per gallon,
OK. Oct. S. To 9 l-2lbs.
Lump Sugar, per wife, at 20
cents per 10. 81 90
(J.M.&R.n.) Oct. 9.
To alb. brown Sugar, per
daughter Jane, lSl-2cts. ~
.., All
(J.m.GR.H.) Oct. 8.
To1 gallon French Bran.
dy, per daughter Amy, z
R. H. Oct. 10. To !
Glib. brown Sugar, per
ditto, At IS Ia cts. ~
j. NJ Oct. l2, To
Ia gallon Sherry Wine,
per do. at 200 cts. s.1
&. NJ pair Women's
Cotton Hose, per do. 10
&. n. Oct. IS. TOT
loaf Sugar, VT. Glib.
per do, at IS cts. Ia
:$(J.M.) Oct. II. To
"a galaon Sherry Wine, So ->-~, -
per do. At 200 cts,
(J.M. & R.H.) Oct. 10.
To 3 yhs. white twilled
constitution Cord, per
self, a. 1870 cts per I'd. SO
So yd. Linen, per do. at
so cts. per I'D. s,1-a
Silk and Buttons, per do. Al
q. ny To balance on
Sugar and Coffee, per
daughter Amy, So. =
- 8 81 1-2
G.M.9 Oct. %. To1-2
gallon Sherry Wine per
John Smith, at 200 cts. 90
Ia gallon do. per daugh-
ter Amy, AZ 400 cts. I 90
gallon Brandy, per do. . 90 ~..-
Ia gallon Sherry Wine,
per do. at 200 cts. 90 -
loaf Sugar, VT. lib. 2oz. ---.
per do. at IS cts. 1 7s :
80 -6Ts
(J.M.&R.H.) Oct. ~.
To 3l-2yds fine Dimity,
per do. at rs cts. per I'd. 26a 1-2
5 - 771-2
+ Supra, CT. "
1908, Sept. 20. By Cash,
received Of self. on act. 5 90 /:
Oct II. BY do. do. do. 2 90
~. - 5 90
Reliance dre. g 81 ~ 1-2
The initials o the names Of Robert
Hastings and John Morgan, shr,ps By
sohom tie d!tsrent articles ,vere deliver
81. ; :....'. ~v - =
BEREELEY, IS. ..--....'
4 Came personally before me, Justice
6E AhA psnnS e. snsl H~,-s.. D~AasA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

:" The initials d the names Of Robert
hastings and John Morgan, sherps by
SOhons tie ditsrent articles z.pere deliver
Cd. ...'. ~ - = -.
BEREELEY, IS. = i. .-~-.
4 Came personally before me, a justice
otthe Peace for said County, Robert
Hastings and John Morgan, and made
oath that the above account is just and
true - L. stands stated. Given under
my hand, this I9th day Of November,
1905 .. j. ---z.---
WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-11-25

WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
c.. GEIB

MOST RESPECTFULLY informs his friend
and the public in general, that he has
lately received an elegant aaorfmcnt OF
PIANO FORTES,
which he aatters AmGelt cannot DC furpaG-
ed, if equalIed, BY any in this town.
And ne hopes the terms OF fale he ia
tends offering to the public, will induce
hoie ladies AID gentlemen to PaFehefa
who would with to favor him with their
patronage. ~. B. He qviH 7varr0ut
them for t4velve m0nf6s.
For terms apply at Mrs. Wilfon's
boarding hoafe, King frcet, Alexandria.
May 2. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
Trventy Dollars ReOard.


RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, at MIR
ane's, about l3 miles from Alexandria, on thC
ginchefer,road, on Fri'y night the z9th Ut.
negro man named DAVID, about S feet CIR 7
inches high, n years ofage, very bowlcgged AID
lirnps little in walking, occaGored, ss-ae fsys
iy3hayng his hip dihocated and one. thigh broke:
Had on a nankeen over jacket, country liner
verals, muffin fhirt, and new pair # cnarf.
hoes took with him fuperfne broal'clorF
caat half worn. with pearl buttons - hcr
trlaly examined he has a. ftoPPage in his fpeech
e was brought from the Faifern shore of Nj.
land, and it is expected he made tnr Alexal
lila, for the purpoie of getting pSfage by "
g to the place where he came from. n
a owe reward will be paid for apprehending arr
{ nhning him in any Jail 10 that the owner Sc $
,lal again. ,Ys
Mays, sos'f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

On the important qreaion OF Peace or
War. between Great Britain ano france,
80 have nothing deciiye. The dehel-
1--WE anlwer Of BonaParse TO the ultimaton
e ,be Britiih Cabinet, which was eve.
~ moment expected, had NOT arrived n.
london on the morning OF the 10th 81
March. Our extracts are principally con
socd TO the fubjea. In :aef, ire London
rapers are slmoA wholly occupied with
!. rhe dint Of wsriike preparation" and
with conjecture on what will be the pro-
bable i1ue.
Ii is mentioned as report in paper OF
,ss ,Ath, that Bonapafe had written a
letter to the King Ct England, Of which
the following is RE fabltanee -" Bro
,her, IN difputes between nations Of fuch
importance as England and France, a
auction mutt necelariIy arile of couhde-
Isble moment, VIZ. Wbieb is fbe great
- We OF courfe, rccipreca!iy. muR
be partial and have no hehsasion in
declaring, that il Britain do nos iuhmit
70 my claims, the EngIifh Empire s,ua
be tcyets tdearoyed. +
The probshilsss Of a renewal OF hoai.
E,i,s, ard lhe report Of an embargo in the
Frenh ports, had cessd a ienfhle de
prsfion oi the funds az The date Of our
JAG accounts.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02
Thirty Dollars RezuaYd.

RAN AWAY from the fub-
fcriber, living near Plcalawsy inPrincc
Georges county in the fate Of Maryland,
on OH April 1905, a Negro Man named
MYAL. He went to tpend his holidays
with his wife, who is fave to MIR. Ad-
dington Skinner near Nottingham, and
re.ided there until Wednesday morning,
and then was feen with fome of Mr.. Not
ley Maddox's people Oh their way TO the
City of Wilmington. He is about five
feet eight or ten inches high, rather mu-
laslo caa, but dark, and little rouad
ihouidered, aud mas loft one of his lower
foreteeth, ON tie left Gde OF his forehead
he bad fear near the ecge CT his hair. As
he had variety of clorhing, it is uncer-
,ain what he took with him. Whoever
takes up the faid run away and briggs him
home fhall receive the above reward, ard
reafonable expenses paid, ard ii fscured,
70 that get him again.
N. B. ! forewarn all pcrions from
harbouring or entertaining iaid fellow, at
their peril, and particularly all matters Of
ye6els from taking him away.
BENNETT GWYNN.
May z. Iaw3Tt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-02

THOSE gentlemen whe have
agreed 10 Allocate Tor the pug-
.poie CT forming d volunteer ulli-
form Company OF Miiitia, will
pleaie 10 take notice that Meet
ing will be held at MIR. Motts
I ayern To-MoRaow EvENING,
at ! o'clock for electing officers
and making other neceilary ar
rangements.
Perions deiirous Of adding
theirnames to the hit are requeit-
ed to attend that evening.
NAY q.