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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

vxIlLL be leafed out At Public Vendse. on
Wv Tuetday, the ssth day ofSeptemher, at
the houie of Eiiz1bs'b Ds.fse. on the premiies
az two of the clock. P. M. that beautiful
and pleafant place, late the property Of OkiOer
Ds,tse, Efq. deceafed-.containing Isl acres Of
excsllen, land. with convenient two tory
dwelling hopfe, new crib, an excellent we'll OF
water, and fine young orchard. Said place
will be leafed for two or three years, and 10 one
Of the peafantea places on the illand. ALTO, will
be fold at faid vendue. fundry articles Of houfs-
bald furniture, farming uteu6ls, aud fome live
fock. II not previoo1y difpofed Of 4 private
fale.- Conditions Of fale. and lesfe. 70 be made
known a the time and place. ~ IL
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
Mildls'ssvs, h.ssS a9, aso4. ,s.'i 81.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13

THE Subfcribcr intending to quit the line
j of .buincis he at prcfent purfdcs, has
natk'd all HE Good. including box Of Hats
afpt,ed. at not exceeding s per eens. (the uiual
profit being 10 per ceat.) on coa. BY retail |;
many iefs, and fome at coR.
A large quantity Of The shove Goods, e.
pecially Broad Cloihs and other wooleps. was
purchsfed Ms very low advance, upon the AerI.
ing cor.
He Iikewife offers for Sale or Lesfe, his
Eaate. f,oae on Thsmes-Street formerly the
property Of Aa,ss Sb.5!<iL) For terms, apply
20 EBEkEZER SAEARMAN, or
JOHN X. SHEARMAN.
Nsrys,rf, Dec. ~, 1903. 67tf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

Notice is hereby given, that is has becu
deemed expedient TO change the form of the Me-
diterranesn PsGpor iiIred 10 yeaels OF the u
n'ted States thar from the eighth dsy OF July
next, thofe OF the oew form Will be iGaed al the
cutom houies TO every vegel, for wh,ch appli.
cation may be made on compliance with the
terms preicribed by Law and furenderinp the
former paGpor, Of which fhe may b. poaeGed, if
any, in which latter cafe no fees will be REQUIRED
tor the exchange: and that 10y an arrangement
agreed upon by sbe Bsrbary powers, with whom
we are at peace, either the old or the new form
OF pafport will be fuficient 20 protect the vef-
iels OF The United STATES, from capture until the
III OF July 1905, after which the olj form Of
pshpon will be unavailable and the new one
clone in oe. p'-c
Department of State,
z5d OF May, 1904. 6s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
To be Let.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling. Houfe, we'll
"A calculated for boarding aod lodging, Gtuat.
ed on the areet leading from MIR. Robert Stevens
houic to his wharf. Likewifc, retail fhor.
on the fouth iide Of the Red Market, being an
excellent aand for bufnei,. adjoining the Dwell
ling -Houfe Of Mr.. William Freebody. For
particulars, enquire Of SPENCER HALL.
Newport, AuguR sd. 1904. ~.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
Mathamiel Naioas.

u ESPECTFULLY informs the Public. thar
IN he has taken Shop three Doors North az
the New Church Lane. where all kinds of TIN
WARE. Gao be furniihed at the fhouea notice.
and on as reafonabic terms as can be bought ia
this Town. Conitant attendance will be given
and rhe imsea favor acknowledged.
Stove Prpcs. either Of Tin or Sheet. lion.
made with difpatch.
-. Cath, and the hiehsa price, given for
Old Pewter and Lead.
Newport, Oh. z7. t6o
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13


LINIs 10 The remSy @ RoBrRr EMMtTr,
ibe Irif5 Pairiof.
NE true fons of biis, SO weep DER the
4 grave,
Where 1ics the lad corpfe Of your brother and
friend,
Nor think thar a tear can difhoner the brave,
Az you fish to the breez: tor his mournful end.
His country nc lov'd and lamcatcd her tate.
And frove 10 reftorc her to freedom and fam;
But infamy's minions rhc vampires Of fate.
Had wantonly robb'd her of honor and tame.
Enrich'd in his fool were virtue and fciencc,
Benevolencc held ncr abode IN hi, breat;
To th' iIluions Of vice he had c'er bid defiance.
Religion his fhield, and bright honor his cfcit.
Each gale that his facred dua fhall blow over.
Shall kif il, and wait the f.eet iccnt OF HI, name,
To fhores far remote, where every lover,
Of freedom and virtue fhaIl chcufla his fame.
Not only 10 ERIs his fate fhall impsrt,
A leGon which folly alone will defpife;
Bot engrav'd il ihali live in each honcR heart,
That values the Elciings Columbians prize.
Our ADAMs," our HAscocg, and WASH
INcToS too,
BY the haqd Of fomc bsfe born ilsVe would have
died,
If our fathers had nor, 10 their torefa,hes tue,
Stood firm, and the malice Of Britain dehcd.
But think nor, Hibernians, your tears can re.
move,
Or atone for the debt to his mcm'ry due;
His fpirit reminds you from manhoni above,
How noby he died 60 give freedom 10 you.
Then on With your asmour. and fwear by his
name,
By his blood aain'd corple, and his gallant re-
nown,
That you'll ne'er yield it up ,ill your coontfyi
fame.
And rights arc aichev'd. and her tyranu pu,
down.
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Wanted Immed;ately,

VUTttCtt lTtVFCNfotctT,
A s an Apprentice to the Copper Smith and
~ Brsh- Foondery bu6cefs. a fmsrt at''ve
boy, about IL or 5 yess Of age. One nom
the cosnsfy would be pretercd.--App'y to
OTIS CHAfEE, y
Nswtsri. JrJ sfb. Isai.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-13
William Douglas,
. Samuel Adams.

-" an tbe Htad # Brad Srtet.
LAS conaantly for fale, general Abort.
4 Z lnent Of Wca India and other
G O O ID S.
Freth ESSENCE Of SPRUCE, rer gallon
or quart. The hra quality Sy,hes and Sy,hc
Sticks, complc,e--Rakes, Hoes & Hoe Handles,
Fork Tails, &c. One ton FLAX of various
qualities.
This day received 1000 weight clean FLAX.
F CASH, and Taoo Pence half
PssV per pound, given for Cotton and Linen
RAGS.
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Carding Wool.

THE Public are notified, that JosArHAN
i Nichols and JosErH CUNDALL have
erected Machines for breaking and carding into
Rolls Sleeps Wool, at the Mills Of iaid Cundall
in Porsmouih, on this I1and. Thofe who
with to have their wool broken or carded, may
depend on having the Work done veil, and
with Difpstch. After the Wool has been duly
picked and created. with one Pound Of foft
Create o.. Oil TO from 10 to Is Pounds OF Wool.
il flould be fen, in Shcers or Blankets, in which
the Roll. may be packed and tranfported to any
diasnce without injury.
NICHOLS & CUNDALL.
Po,ymsSfb .JsL 8. So4.
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NJ Elm & ROGERS

Have ia, ./ait NJ fbsi, Store, bead Of Banjfer'i
Wba,f. 2bams.ayui,
j AMAICA Rum per HID.
Amnerdam Geneva per pipe,
Sfanilh Brandy per ditto.
Cognac ditto per ditto,
Tar per bol.
Fious tfupeFfne) per bbl.
Coffee, w. |. and Bourbon. bca quality.
Madeira other Wines per a.. csfk.
'Ayo, a general sGonment OF GROCERIES
wholelalc and rsiaii at the lowca prices.
N.B. Conlgnment Of Trunks and Paper
Hanging.
Newport, May as. rs9tf
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FOR SALE.

CHEAP for Caih, three excellent FeAs1ss
~ Beds. The bea of live Geeic festhen.--.
They will be fold fepara,e or together. as may
fut purchlfeu.-Euquire Of the Printer. 'll,
ksreporf, AngW ao. 1904. hritsa
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11
FLoTTz DE BREsT.

None Of the Hamburger mails, of which four are
now DUE have arrived the winds having been for fon
time eontrarY but French Journal, 70 the 9TH, aud
Dutch papers to the I5th. have com, to hand
The intended motions Of Emperour Napoleon do
MT ieem to have been known at Paris for it is doubt
ed whether he was To return down the Rhine and
through Fandersto Boulogne, or was to proceed to
Pars 20 the coronation. As he left Mentz on the Cd
and travels with rapidity, he may ealy take another
view of the hota at Boulogne previous to the
lion, for whsh the Parifsns making very great
preparations.
The Pope, according to fome accounts, had fallen
III and could 10; proceed to Paris to attend Other
letters fay he to Get OF on the 2oh or 9th ult
II his holnef feigns ilnefs, Bonaysrte may fend him
by Phylician The Grand Seignior alto is fek, and
cannot ialute Bonaparte revolutionary Emperor.
Even thenew Emperor of Auflria appears to have met
with fome difficulty, and his revolutionary Inaugural
ton has been fccond time poaponed
The arrival Of pretended RuGian Conful at Bu-
charles has afforded preelce to the Corfcan for new
infnuatons, and invidious comments I, is ,Gsrte5.
that the Ruans mskirlg preparations 10 le;ze IN
on the Turkih provinces inl Europe.
1t reported that after fkveral conferences with M
Talleyrard, at Mentz, M liOubril, the Ru1,4n Nj
niier, has finally lett ths French territory. The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11

country, would be refpeaca BY our CRITTERS put j;
was deemed neeefIary ~ merchants ti.l S..i,
lhould give G.iiiar .iura, They accordingly
waited yeiterday upon the cheVarer de- An,uaEu-,
the SoanIh ambaiiador, % Ieqaeit ths; Re wcuG g.
vur them with aiiu;ance, that Hips laden with
Grain from this country for SPAN, would be protCted
in the fame manner as thoi. loaded with wool /, on
pain by oruilcrs, in tine OF war. The AMI
bailador replied ~ cautious and guarded Kramer.
lie avoided laying ANY thing upon he pom. AZ du-
pute between the countries. tOI courlt the
chants did expea him) But he iaid, that ilar;
doubt the iubieSt. would be iuppoc, ,hoJ the
Spanlh government about To- act on i,ltern
tiauetrcllly oppoite TO that principle which had hi
thcrto governed their ncrcoprie with Great Britain.
The merchants ;hcn urged ,he proprtty Of aiClsa-
ces FROM the chevalier Anluaga, m-his amballadoral
caacity,tha iequeitraton oi pro9erty would take
place 10 lar regarded veels laden wit! grain for
the iuppy OF Spain, ard that fuch veiels would eNpe-
rience the fame protection thoie experienced
that brought wool from SPAN this country. His
Excellency till waved any dircf anilver aGurauee
but when the merchants iaid tia; flch initruSions
respecting the wool ihps had been iued and iantion-
dby the Bri,ifh government, and that Trey could pro-
duce fuch paper FOR the iataSion of ms Exce,ency
If he pleaied, the Chevaiier Anduaga at Iaa obrved
that if they would favor him with copy OF the do
ouments now deicribed he would take the particular
cafe which they reprelented into confederation.
On the iubect OF the ornaments, it is reported. that
upon queton from our miniter at Madrid, reguett-
lug an explanation Of their obec and deitnation that
the Spana governmentinlolently anfweredby afng, in
return" what the deitnation OF the Rulian ma
Va! and military in the Mediterranean ,"
IL is alto laid, that government have received
tain information of another treaty concluded between
France and Spain, by which the former ipuates for
the active aiiance of the Spanh navy, in the proie-
sutton of the war againa Engand and undertakes, in
confederation thereof, acknowledge his Catholic ma
lefty emperor of Spain, and extend his revoluona-
ry empire by the annexation OF Portugal If theie
ports be founded in fact, may pity the fate of
Spain; but mutt take care of ourlelves. The Span
iih ambaiiador has had an audience of lord Harrow
by upon the fubject of the preent negotiations at
which his exceiency demanded pais for Courier,
who fat out early this morning wiki dispatches for tie
Court of Madrid
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11
STATE PAPER,

Noff f'aanitfes BY order Of bis Syvel!S hfe;ey 20 N
CaiAa'a, the FTfneb charge dq6aiye5 a. Stockholm,
Sfpfenbs, 7, lsO4.
His maefy the King of Sweden has received
report of the improper the inloent and the ridiculous
observations which Moniieur Napoleon Bonaparte has
allowed to be inherited in his Moniteur, of the 4th
Augut, under the article Ratiibon
The tone, the ityle and even the lubiet9 of this
article are all OF 10 extraordinary nature that his
maeity has been yet hardly able to comprehend the
OBJECT OF iuch an a of political extravaganza If it
has been done in the hope of meading the public as
to the conduct majey, asitappears from the u1-
common pains that taken TO draw line of fepara-
ton between MS maJeity and his fube9s, lex the
world underitand that any mitigation that effect
never could have been lefs likely to iucceed than az
thus moment, or than it always will, with people
whole intereit, are bound up with thoie of a Sove-
re'gn' who has never iepara;ed his PROPERTY from
theirs, and who never is 10 happy when ne contri-
butes to the glory and to the happiness of MS fub
jects.
"As his maieity cannot, confident with his own
dignity, or the honor of his CROWN permit any ofci-
al intereoure, after fuch nut ne has ordered me-
hr to communicate to you, that from this day, all
diplomatic intercourse of every kind both private and
public, is immediately to ceafe between the French
legation at Stockholm and his maieltys government.
As aientence the article above mentioned feerss
to imply that the French government is difpoled to
adnt that the continuance of the commercial inter-
courie between Sweden and France would be attend
ed with Tome advantage, his majehy, on his part is
willing to permit the fame from thofe fentneats Of
eitee which he has always entertained for the French
people; ientiments which he has inherited from his
anceiors, and which owe their origin to far hapn.r
times.
It n EIIp
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NJ ELL MCOULL has received his FHLL
IN SUPPLY or DR1 GOODS.
Nov. Ia. opt IF
A TRACT OF LAND.

BY Dirfne ETA Dced ofTra,7, executed 10 the fb.
/e,iber, qvW be joid 20 tie bigbeR Liddey, far
ready money, an fbe l4tbdat of .Tanna,-y next,
at Bnekiagbau Coai-Hog/S, 6ei9g com1 DIR.
\ CERTAIN Tra6l or Parcel Of Land, lying in
iad county, containing thouiand acres, more
or les bounded by the lands of Michael tones, Iel-
trey Smith, Richard Gillian and Others and lying on
the Pickihn roldto fecure the payment Of a certain
FUN Of money therein mentioned due from Iohn
Miller, to Willis Wills, and the expences attending
the execution Of this truf.
GEORGE S. SHARE, Tjgee.
Buckingham, Dec. S.-[eS CT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-11
5Inreign 3ntetIigenss.
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 20.

BY the arrival of the faf-ailing flip Iiabeia, cap
tain Green, we yeherday received London papers
down to October l. Little is aid in them refpecfirg
the irvaion The reports tha; had prevailed Of Swed-
en- and Ruilia declaring war againf France had no;
been confirmed One of the papers ftates that in all
probability will take place in the north of Eu-
rope this ieafon. During the lait of September
with Spain looked for with great confidence; bur,
on the frt Of October. it feemed doubtful whether it
would take place immediately, Englilh minfer
was letting off oT SPAIN The French were reinforc-
ing their armies in Italy; luppofed to be in conie-
quenee Of the Ruans having polIeGed themlelves Of
the Republic of the Seven Hands.
The Emperor, Napoleon, at Mentz, where the
Snian charge dies afIaires waiting for him. Sc
vera OF the German princes were ALTO TO Witt him
there.
A London price current of Sept 25 Hates, that
Carolina Rice fold auction, on the 2Oh AT S7s Cd
to dis Georgia Cotton is quoted in it at s. Id %.
Sd. CITY Ga@.
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Not fyaafnttS BY order etbis S7velGs hfe;sy 70 N
Caiil1ya tie Frfne6 ebaygs da6air.s a. S.oekbolm,
Srptenbs, 7, 1904.
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LONDON. September 90.


We have authority ltate, that the Spanif minif-
te-, his excellency lie Chsgaer DAnduaga will grant
passports TO veels loaded with grain for the ports of
Spain, If the merchants ould conceive uch protect-
nsneceary for the iecurty of their property at pre-
ftnt.
Oaober /.
This morning Bdtavian papers to the 25th and pri-
Vate letters to tie It'll ut reached us.
n complete change in the Government of the Ba-
tAvan Republic is openly ated at the Hague to be in
the contemplation Of Bonaparte--The precifc nature
oi this alteration is carefully concealed bt the pre-
vang opinion is that the Hereditary Prince of Orange
viii, in cOilequence Of new arrangement with bis
PnlfIan Majsfy, be declared the Sovereign of the
Batavan States under the protection of France. The
Rnan troops Corfu continue to reugthen the for
fcltions along heeoas and in the interior Of that IL
and.
1t is laid that the King Of Sweden has made an over
t,re to Court for oHenye and dufe3ve alliance
and 0ered to augment his army by twenty new regi-
ment' and to ncrcaic hisnavy in the fame proportion
Should thi propoi be accepted carried into eeel
It viii be Followed Of couric, by lubfdy From the
rate of our relations with Rus, it Is NOT improbable
tiat our Court will come to final determination,
without having previouy conulted tina, Power upon
the iubjeS. In the mean time, however, il is faid
fnM orders have been fent cruizers 20 proteGt
the Swedih trade. Mr. Piefrepont our MuiRer to
the King 81 Sweden, has received orders to return 70
lis poit--fde accounts BY the Ism Eia,rburgh mail
itlted that he At StralfInd waiting the arrival OF
fi,er S@edft Mljqhies
IN the preieut ditrefed Rare Of Spain with rcGpea
e Gan. his macty sniHifers have hutnanely aIur-d
the insfehsnis iha, Tees laden with grain for tina.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED or STOLEN, from Games Pern'J
- FabLe, on Saturday night A:e. f7Uo 1eyy dark
SorreI HORSESHOE aboaf ten year5 olI 1cif5
a turin bis .f6re6ead, and paeeS 1,sry zoeH; fbe
ofbey abom 1 rearJ oid, and only fr6fs, eOift, I
any particular m0rk fbaf Tnozv reroiIez. Wbo-
~7'er qoiH deliUsr tie 1aid boyJcJ in Richmond, f.
they may be had, JAaH reeciyc Ibc a 5,ve re7v0,d
EDA. PENN.
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Po!itans in any country III Europe 1t War with tist
power. Referred Committee OF the whole to-
morrow.
+Npe,it;cn Prsiented bur read; it was Gated
BY the Member Preientng it that tine petitioner had
been Obliged to pay duSes which the law did nos re-
9ure ard he thereuPon rclueIts the interference %
Congress to rc-in,buric the iame--Refcrred to tn.
Committee OF Commerce and NIanufa9 lures.
On motion OF Mr.. =. R7ldoib5 the Hou,e rsfolved
ittelf into Committee of the whole the Report ~
the ielea Committee tb< ir3ogeJa.t efSANUEL
CHASE, an Allocate Judge OF the Supreme Court of
the United States.
OR. VARNUNI in re clair.
The Committee agreed to the eight articles with
fmaa amendment to the lirit, and another the 1th
They reported the fame and the Houie adjourned
The report on this fubje9 will be given at length
as ioon as tranfcribed for the prels.
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i" T. d. EfIRENHEIkI."
PARIS, September IL.

The magistrates at Warfayv have ordered e. IL NH
lshed the examination which Couon underwent ref
peeting the attempt on the life of Louis XVI!I,h.
THIS proclamation proves demonftration that this
wretch had OF his own impuiie alone fabricated the
tory OF the plot to potion the count De Lille. There
are great number OF Englith agents at Warlaw who
endeavour contract for large purehae Of corn from
Poland.
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NORFOLK, December s.

BY the arrival of the remarkably faft falling
IMP Thomas Wilton, Capt. Tompkins, we
have received papers t5Uspty days later than
thofe 10y the mail. Capt. T. left London on the
LIT OF October, buts being detained at Cowes
by contrary winds, until the Goth, We have been
tavourcd by VIM. H. Sergeant, Eiq. who came
psfenger with the London Sun STAR, and
COURIER, Of the 18th October, from, which we
extract the articles which appear in this days
LEDGER.
BY thofc it will be feen that WAR with SPAIN
has commenced with fome effect When the
declaration was made, we are not, At this mo-
nent, able to fate. Our regular files are on
board the Thomas Wilton, but are not later 1--WE
iuPpoie) than the date Of her departure from
London. Whether they contain any precife in
telhgence we cannot know. But we rather
think that that which we ihould be pleafed with
having an opportunity to lay before our read
ers, is contained in fome Intermediate number
Nor. Ledger.
An attempt, we learn, had been made to
burn the 6otilla in the harbor of Bouloene, bnt
without effect in this the BrtiGh LOTT fone of
the fre-nips employed.
Affairs with RuGia had not been brought to
any concluion {; and the feafon was then 70 far
advanced that 1t is not very likely any thing
would be done.
We DIT lofty 10 nOuCe tuch marks OF renew
ed dhcontcnt in Ireland. But, from the nature
OF the account, we are much inclined TO think
that It nun be greatly exaggerated, if not CROFT
" inflated. II.
1t would appear by one Of the articles from
the Courier, that the government of the ReDub-
lic Of Batavia IS TO be new-rnodcllcd, on fome
plan more confonant with the imperial views of
BOnapade. Ii.
Since writing the above we have Gccn and
converted with a gentleman who arrived in the
Thomas Wilton; from whom VIC learn that no
dccIarHiioH " qvar had been made, but orders
iilued 90 dCfqi1 al Spanifl vencls until che ar.
mamcuis in Spain fhould be accounted for in a
tisiiclory manner.-And by the CouaiEe we
learn, that the four frlgates mentioned IN the
extrad from the Sun, were detached FROM the
blockadlng iquadron Of Admiral CORVALLIS
with ,s0/sd o,aer5. There is little doubt. how
ever, taat formal declaration will loon enf,e
\ the capture OF thofe frigates IL.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-22

en- a majority of shem. And she ccmnhionefs
aforefaid, Alaif open the fut,fcpsicn books at len
O'clock, A. NJ and they filsIl continue open
untiifour o'clock, P. NJ. and thai remain open
between thofe hours for one day ar leaR, and for
thc tcrm Of three days unlefs foeoefsdl.ed !; And
If il (hould happen that more than the RiPulated
pun,ser oe ihatts a. old be fubfcribed ON theedt&
day, then the Commi1ioncrs afnefaid are TO ap
portion them anotg the fubfribers, by deducting
from yhe highea fublcripnoas, until .hts are re-
dnced TO the proper number, or If more Perions
fubfcribe than thcre arsihares, the Commiiiiorers
are TO caft lots 10 decide 10 whem they lhal be-
ong. But no potion or per4ons, bodies cofPo.
rase or othefwiis. ihall bePermitted TO 4ubfribe
on the frR day Of opening the books, for more
than swerty harsS; and it.the &ock be not all
taken the fft day, The books fhall remain open
90 thr fecond day. on ths fsRe terms as On The
fri; but If iht fubicf:ption be not filed on the
fecona day, then the Ccmmaioners may permit
any perien or pstfans, bodies corporate OF other.
wife. TO fubfcrike for any number OF lhare, until
the whole mum. er is complete. The Com.
miIianers after having decided to whom the
fhares may belong, will iaue receipts to the dit,
ferens Stockholders fer The mcnies received of
them al the time Of iublcribing, which receipts.