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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

AERosITATToN.-- "A Prris paper states that
NJ Paul.. originally from Switzerland has con
strutted balloon Which be dretsed at will
by means of a simple mechanism, which elevates.
depresses. and makes itmove dagona!ly advance,
retreat, &c At pleasure and 90 several leagues in
an hour withour the slightest wind.
The cronaut had made an experiment with
his balloon at Sceauy on the Odd August. in the
presence of numerous spectators When arrived
at the height of 500 ;oises, he made his machine
describe semi circle he turned several times to
the right, the left, &c and directed it 20 the south
west, instead of the southeast, to which point
the wind blew. lie advanced m that direction
70 the chareau OsnviUe, distance OF fveleagues,
in less than an hour, though he had even descend
cd twice to the earth IN that interval. Mr. PAUL.
was received at Osnve by numerous and
brilliant assemblage of people.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
From the (N. " REPUBLICAN WArc1
Tower.

OVER
The Joiio7gi7g E.rtroct ofa Letter. from the
late General Hamilton, Is fund III me LII
verhool Chronicle Of The 29th Of last .4u-
.g7sst, tIns introduced tn Me edif9r.
We have been favored, through the cour.
tesy Of gentleman in this town, with
the following extract of letter from the
late General HAMILTON, dated New
York, 1899, to relation of his here who
had requested to know some particulars
ofhis lie. We have no doubt but it will
be perused at the present moment with
lively interest.
j came to ;his country at about the age
Of Is, and having always had strong pro-
pensity 10 literary pursuits, by course Of
steady and laboyons exertions, was able
by the age Of 10 to qualify myself for the
degree Of Bachelor of Arts, in the college of
New.York, and to lay foundation by pre-
paraiory study for the future profession Of
The law. The American Revolution su-
pervened. My principles led me to take
part in it. AZ ID entered into the Anne
rican army as Captain Of artillery, and
shortly alter ! Became by his invitation aid
de-camp 20 Gen. Washington in which
station | served til the commencement Of
that campaign, which ended with the siege
Of York Town, Virginia, and the capture
Of ord Cornwai!is's army. This CAM
paign ] made at the head Of corps Of
light infantry, with which was present at
the siege Of York, and engaged in some
interesting operations. At the period Of
peace With Great Britain, ] found myself
Member Of Congress by the appointment
of the legislature of thiS state. After the
peace ] settled in the city Of New York in
the pra6lce of the law, and was in very
lucrative course Of practice, when the de-
rangemcnt Of our public afTairs,by the fee
bcness Of the general confederation drew
me again reluctantly into public life. 7
became member Of the convention which
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

1t has been fully proved by experience
that in the quantity and soundness Of a
crop Of Indian Corn, much depends on the
goodness of the seed; and as this is the
proper season of the year to provide seed
for the next springs planting, / would
propose the following method :--Select a
sufficient number Of the largest and best
ripened ears, from the best land strip off
some Of the outside husks, then pierce
holes through the stems, and with strong
cords or splints string them six or eight
together, and run them on poles in this
order they may be hung up in the garnet
or loft of some out-building, until wanted
for use.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
III FIVE VOLUMES.
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

- " away from the subscriber living at tho
~ Seven Is a, is, in the county of Fluvanna.
about the frs, Of April. 1903, negro woman
named MOLL ;'she is of backish complexion.
large white eyes, very likely, about thirty years
OF age, OF common size. and has an upper tooth
ont on the left side Of her mouth. am told abe
has free pass, and calls herself Molly MAYO :
she was raised in the county Of Chest rfe'd at The
coal pits; she has been carried Up and down
James river in the boa-s and has been seen at
Ross iron works in Campbell county, and at a.
place called Cotton Town little above L5nch.
burg ] am induced 10 believe shat she is either
harbrured b. some person, or is carried of 20
Kentucky OF Tennessee. | will give the above
reward 10 any person that will deliver her to me
or secure her so that get her agalni and # har-
boured or carried OF, l will give One Hundred
Dollars more III either case upon conviGion oe
the same.
THOMAS SHORES, r
Fluvauna Nov 1et 1904 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10


THAT seat of Science Athens,
Ard earih's proud mistress Rome;
Where now are all their g!ciies.
You scarce can find their tomb;
Then guard your rights Americans,
Nor stoop TO lawless sway;
Oppose, oppose, oppose, oppose
My brave Ame,ica.
Proud Albion how'd to Cesar.
And numerous Lords before,
To Pies, TO Danes. to Normans,
And many masters more;
But we Americans can boast,
We never fell prey:
Huzza, huzza, huzza, huzza-
For brave Amcuoa.
III.
Torn from world of Tyrants,
Beneath tins Western Sky,
We form'd = new dominion
And land of Liberty!
The world shall own their masters here.
Then hasten on the day,
Exert yourselves, yourselves, yourselves.
My brave America.
We led fair Freedom h;ther,
When 10 the desart smil'd,
a paradise Of pleasure,
Was opened IN the wild
Your harvest, bold Americans,
No power shall snatch away;
Hnzza, huzza, huzza huzza--
For, brave America.
God bless this maiden climate,
And 'hronSh her vast domain,
lie, hosts of heroes cius er
Who scorn to wear cham
And blast tie veral Tories,
/ hat would our rights 0erray:
MAJ Heaven preserve, preserve, preserve
My brave America.
VI.
Lift mp your heads my heroes,
And swear with proud olsdain,
The wretch who would enslave you,
Shall spread his snares in vain.
Should Europe empty al her force,
Wen meet them in airav,
And shou.. and shout, and shout. and shout,
for brave America
VII.
Some future day shall crown us,
The masters Oft main
Our fleets shall speak ia thunder,
To England and to Spain
While all the Islands, DER the ocean sprssd.
Shall tremble md obey,
The Sons, the Sons, the Sons. ,he Soue-
OF brave America.
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Forensic Eloquence.

lust received, and f5r sale at S, Peasants
Book.Sforc,
T II + SPEE G HE'S
or rus CELEBRATED IRISH BARa1sTEa,
Z. u. t. Il Il Il Il ",
Accompanied with sketches Of those trials for
High Treason 90 which they belong.
This volume contains a short account Of the
history and prcsen state Of Jrclend, with a Bio-
graphical sketch Of Mr. Crytu
Also Mr.. Gra'tan's Ic.,cr 90 the Citizens Of
Dublin: and Arthur O'Co.nsr's Adde'S to the
Irish Nation
Subscribers arc requested to send for thei.
Books.
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WnIaNis5wH. Nv. g, l8OA.

. ,
z HE Commissioners appointed
by Law to conduit ,he/LOTTERY for
the benefit OF WILLIAA & MARY Cn1LruE,
f1'rfHlg entrea al those. VINO nav. been so coli.
gi"g to aid in the disposal IF tickets, and who
may not have complied. &c yer, with former ST.
nilar request, 10 lose no time in transmitting TO
the subscriber. by post, return conGormabe 10
the mode, which. TO obviate disappointment in
the required information, is hereto subioined. 1t
will readily be- perceived. that uni. the nfotma-
ton nov requested be obtained, the drawing can
not commence On the part of The commissions
crs there viii not be moment of uune cessary
de ay and they flarer themselves, ,hat those who
Lave been active in befriendirs the interests Of
the college. will use the requisite exerions TO f.
cili,aie the performance Of duty. which they
are soi'ci'ous should be discharged with the ut
mos; Yrompness, as well as with the stridest Fl.
deli5y, is hooed the returns will be forwarded
by the last of ths month at farihest.
Signed, at the request ofthe commissioning,
DIV ]. MADISON, Chairman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:'
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1904.

The Surry Jocliy Club Races commenc.
cd on Thursday the first of this instant, o.
vcr the course at Surry courthouse. The
hrst days purse was won by Mr.. Birds b.
c. Ranger, started 10y MIR. Goodrich, beat.
ing SIX others, three mile heats.
Mr.. Shackleford's S. f. Miss in her
Teens, years old, by Diomed, Q .
Mr.. Birds b. c. Ranger, years
old, by Daredevil, 81 l
Mr.. Cookies s. {. Diomedia, 4
years old, by Diomed, s dis.
Mr. Johnston's b. C. Examiner, 3
years old, by Wild Medley, 4 DIR.
Mr.. Harrison's b. c. Sun Beam,
years old, by Saltram, S DIR.
Mr. Buffers b. h. Lofty, aged, dis.
Mr.. Graves s. c. Young Shirley,
5years old, by Shirley, dis.
The second days purse was won by Mai.
Brownies b. C, Growing Cock, alias Over
seer, started by Mr.. Goodrich, two mile
heats.
Maj. Brownies b. c. Growing Cock,
alias Cverseer, S years old, by
Cnrmorant, / /
Mr.. Buffers g. h. Dodge, years
old, 9
Mr.. Johnston's b. c. Examiner, 3
years old, by Wild Medley, 8 4
Mr. Harrison's g. f. Virago, years
old, by Saltram, 4 Q
Mr.. Harris b. f. Melvenia, years
old, by Lamplighter, 5dr
Miss in her Teens was run upon by
Ranger, in the second heat, but it was de-
termined accidental by the stand. Do
media WAS accidentally stopped in the Sc.
cond heat.
CHARLES II. GRAVES, Sec'ry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

The man ofhonor, who estimates his life ar the
value society put upon it, and is willing - throw
it away to prevent its forfeiture 10 Justice Will re-
joice to find the practice of duelng daily rising
in public repute until 1t has at Ter II reached a
c.5s in society which it is highly honorable for
him 70 initiate The following anecdote is
founded on fact. In neighbcuring town, two
gentlemen of honor, descended from a frican pa
paid their addresses 10 the srrle cable he5u-
y. The desponding swain, chaGrined at tie suc
cess of the more favoured lover had the tenlerty
to assert. that the lips OF the sable Venus posses
ed AN uncommon humidity. that essentially iniu-
red the contour of her counenance This was 100
much for the favoured lover to bear : challenge
was given, accepted aud the time and place APP,
poihed for an interview. The challenger true 10
his appointment. was on the ground at The hour,
with pair Of large horse pistols. and waited TN.
I'll the expiration OF il but melancholy 10 relate
his opponent did not appear The sanderer had
neitheT the candour to retraa his aspersion, nor
he courage TO maintain IL but decanped by IA
your Of the preceding night, and has not been
heard Of since. The conqueror now enjoys the
smiles Of his inamorata threatens - ;5ost the
adversary for Poltroop rs soon as he can find
any ono to write for Kim and finds, by exoeri
ence, that none but the brave deserve the fair"
Providence Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

MIR. PLEAsANrs.
WHEN Won can find a cnnv,

n'ens corner in your paper. please republish the
enclosed most excellent SoHG. composed it is
supposed, by General WARREx. who f,il a. the
battle OF Bunker's Hill, in the year l775; there.
By you'll much obiige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Nov. 6, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

y Nm away from the subscriber on Wednesday
IN evening last, negro woman named AGGl.
about FIVE feet eight or nine inches high, thin VII
sage, likely ,sneaks remarkably quick, formerly the
properly O! VIM. S Slater Of VI rk county. She
had on when she went away blue alf.hick lack
e.. green pctlicoat and old red cloal; perhaps
she may have changed her drcss) --she has small
marx on the back of her neck. Whomsoever
viii deliver the said woman to me or secure her
IN ia'l so that may get her again, shall receive
the above reward from
BENJ. WOLFE.
Richmond. 9Th Nov 1905 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

M q Court ct Directors ofthe HIS
Pifol foy fbe maintenance and cure of PERSONS of
rrsora.d minis, bed at tbc said Hosbitak, in wi
fa"'sbwS, tie 22d day Of d~H, 1904,
cRDERED. That it be notified in the Virginia
Argus and Norfolk Herald, that at present. the
cells in the Lunatic Hospital in Williamsburg,
appropriated foT male patients are all occupied,
and consequently no more males will be received
until further notice.
coTy-TcSte,
w5w W. RUSSELL. Glib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
J.. JOseDh e o.

l.. Joseph & Co.
raFEsr7rtrv inform their friends and the
Puolic in general, that they have Just receiy-
ed = General Assortment Of
I a J. l. g . O y s,
Also, a good supply Of the newest and most
fashionable
FANCY GOODS, VIZ.
Lace Cam5ricis,
Black Lace Cardinals,
Jadie5' Fine Cotton Hoe,
Mems do DO do.
Dress Trimmings Of an kinds,
Ladies Bclipgs Of al colours,
DO. cotton & silk Cords & Tasecis Of an colours,
Do. white and black Lace Wells.
A good assortment black and white Laces,
Plain and Tambcur'd Muslin,
Vain and Figued Cam5rickr.
Dimiti-e and fimity Cam5ricks,
India, Book and Jacorct Musns,
India Car bfcEs-and
good suprly Of Ribbons.
The subscribers Aiuer themselves NJ selling
fl'eir goods upon the lowest advance imaginable
for cash.
3w Richmond 9TH Tov. 1904.
READY MADE PENS
Tor :ale eft6iseGes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

We are authorised to say, that the account
lately given of Prince Jerome Bonaparie and his
lady being shIpw,ecked in the snow Philade-
rhia, IN the bay Of Delaware, on their passage
10 Cadiz. is corred.-They embarked at Port
Penn. and we've landed, after being in imminent
danger, at Pilot town-1'hey arrived this day
(3lst Oa. in Philadelphia, accompanied by Miss
Spear and Mr. Piehon - Phil Fol e. Com. Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

his waking hours, and, unless ali shame
and feeling have abandoned him, must
render them sorcly burthensOme. But
there is another season when reflection is
more oppressive that season wheu the
thoughts are all concentrated; then, HA-
MILTON, then, in The still and con,cmpla-
tive hours OF night, when none OF the or
binary ,umults OF life inrrude TO break the
Chain Of mediation. then, if he has any
seRsibili,y remaining, thou art fully and
terribly avenged How iorcibly has the
Roman bard, the scourge OF vice in eve
ryshape, depiGted the midnight operations
ct conscience struggling under the
weight of blood
NoGe bievcri i forte iniulsit cura sopo,em,
Et toto versa,a t0ro Jam membra quicscunt,
Continue tennlum, x Yolat nurnris atas,
Et (qucd precipui3 men,ein sudorbus urget)
TE vIDET IN soMvIs. 7ua sdcyG q major
image
Ha'ndra t'y5df i6GOidum, eoyit7ue iElg'c1i!!I
Yes, 1t IS, II mus, be so: such Is the fix
ed and immutohle law OF nature, and of
the author OF nature. Though he who
has wan,only shed The blood of his fellow
Creature, may-escape from the limited
power of human ordinances, he cannot
eiude 'he perpetGa! jurisdiction ofthat aw.
fu't'huoai, which has, Cor The wisest pur-
poses, been erecled in every breast. No
-" w STILL HAVE JUDGMENT HERE ="
Mr.. BURR, however, in contempt Of the
rubhc sentiment, is resolved to take his
seat aSPresident OF the Senate. He who has
spu:ncd al the most sacred of all laws, is to
regulate he deliberations oftle iirstlegisla-
tive body IN the nation. fie against whom
n Grsnd-Jury has found bill Of indiGt-
ment as murderer, while that heavy &C
cusa;ion stands on record against him, is
to reside over the highest court Of Justice
recognized by the constitution.-ro this
Illuminating dilemma, however is the Sc
nate oil the United States reduced.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10
CHARLES H. GRAVES, sec'ry

EpMuND CUsrIs, Esq fornerly member of
the Virginia Convention, for ratifying the Fede-
raj Constitution, is to succeed HoRE Browse
TRIsr, Esq deceased. in the ColleGlurship Of
the Port of New Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

The Grand Jury of Bergen county in the state
Of New. Jersey, have found bill of indictment
for MURDER against Aaron Burr for killing &C.
neral Hamilton, in July, in said county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

DIED, yesterday, CorncLXs CafUcrt, Esq.
aged 81 years, an ancient and respeGla-
bic inhabtant Of this place. He was for
the last forty years an alderman, and seye-
raj times mayor Of This borough.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

Ire subscriber wishes to sell for
cash, or on credit till the first day of January
next the
Gzpo Byic& TeNcwe17tS,
Adjoining the house Of Nv BENJAMIN AToshy.
JOHN pENDLETON.
Citv IF Richmond, ~. 1Jtb. 1901. 9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

The following mixture is in general use,
and considered as very eHecluai to prevent
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-10

NE defendant James, Robert and Thomas
j Donald and companie. not having en,csed
their appearance and given securiue according TO
the at of assembly and the rules of this court !;
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are rot inhabitants ofthiscouutiie Up.
on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their counsel.
n IS orG6rcf, that the said defendant do appear
here on the FIRST day Of the next term and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in thee cry of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door OF the
capitol in the said city.
a COpy-Testc,
FFTFR TINcT ~ =
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Will BE SDLD,

On Monday. the l9,h instant. i, the dwelling Of
the late Mrs, Ni'ly Eryson. dccelsed. near
the Coal Pits in Chesterfield, al the
PERSONAL PPOPERTr.
Belonging to the said MISUNDERSTANDING Of
crop Of '%hcat cleaned and ready for market, the
crop Of Corn, supposed about ninety barrels. to-
gerber with The crop of Fodder, Horses, Hogs,
Plantation Utensils. Household and Kitchen Fur.
niiure, &c ~ orcdir Of twelve months VIII he
given on all sums ever Ten dollars, giving bond
with approved secrr;ty audbearini, interest from
the date. if not punauaily paid.
GEOROE VI CREOLE, Admir-.
Manchester, Nov 7th, 1904.
to- For the accommoda ION Of purchasers,
the Corn wi! be PIT up in !o,s Of ten barrels
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TuNr-BRIrIsu GRrNAD1ER.
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Nov. 6, 1904.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Tluvanra Nov. Let, 1904 4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

IS pubiinied every Saturday, by A. jerks, At the
Psias'ng ofi.e, No 7, Fse-s,,se, PosrlAsn; ~her.
lbicriptions, advertiienicnts concentrations, &c
received with attention Tic price, to country
ishfrribers who receive their rapefs the office
in packages by the rnaiI, is One DOLLAR * FIFTY
CENTS .--asT sublcrbers who live in town,
and thoie whole paper esled and forwarded lepa
retciy. win be charged TWO DOLLARS year.
q hsvvfs viii derive peculiar advantages a. their
favcvs viii be pub;shed lwiihout psise) both in
shi. paper. and IL TsI-Jay, CoMM' -ciAf GAzrrrs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
Lsa's Genuine Wndban B1L1ousP1xxs,

PREPARED by SAMUEL Iak. wx Of windha.u. 10
i th- SkRc Of connetfeaf for which diisovcry nc
obtained patent Ggncd by the rsedcn.sc the Uai,ed
Ss4ses April go, 1885, screcabe act q Coogtef
The pu6ag ispofiscus vpoa the puSlie, any
nacrens,cf able AIDE yeseersed BY
fryued eau'ess by pcrons nascqaansed 9th the
Of dcae snd the ses Of parssa,ar me- ieine,
der il diAiesH juQee the pni;c. IN esr ne fuf
ern uoves 20 make trial Of the Il this
medicines,
The beg leave 10 refer 10 the nsuyereus MR.
ehAfe. u eAos Re~ycsk, Philadelphia, Bairiuore. AL
bsny, and woit Of the towns Of any the Unsd
vtli IN the state II lenne:sut IT isrSS 10
uppcst q the gfea. etssss y shsfs Piss mid fsfs,
81. Ss.ss. Ws.s, H.sdss5s f~sis c.sts;ss, Ss~Sy
$3.50. = IL Sas Us-Dole. from ose 70 three OF ssf'
J, - taken 4, Aishf, when gc'ag tosci. .z, 80
when the yellow fever prevs'sd - ms q 49,
and ,hcr be1eEs 20 smry &<ertained that - = @se
da;eu,vy the veoders could obtain the ueeshaf
i ali otaratlens, they opsrsse - 40 sm 'pesuy
puss. and viii h fonnd gerry eonvsn'eu. ana will
ve, :. ,aev NAY be fAeiy gwen 90 ehsdrtn, Az" ~.
faesdsy ,eNsve them iron, oircstons ~ me ~"
he sre essssaly the easfe Of dnur'ed Aeep s'n pam
4 a.. fcvrfh haht fsanen & aveiless .'' nno ~.
detcrvicg sp'aee amens Their nssss = s, s,,csr
,,k;o, cold = is common other phyhc tor ns Pa's's
uledces nie to thx public that meseury nskss 40 ps'
i OF the eonpodson ID his ps''s.. -
II The shove pills have lstely been ionns vefy g
= cseious 10 the Few" s.d Asss H.
/ -"s..4.f CAUTION.
il certain samur, II P. Lee, young can, rehd'ne
: New Londcn. has formed pa 81 s6eseu eompoh,'o
calling them Iee's New LesAon B''oss P'u'' ~n's
from. the Gnar.,y Of names sAy ee pAhed on spons
nubaic i. the p Is Of The preleaf paentse nefel'
Il 20 ;nsos a, he pubic, that samuel a. Lee
New Loodon, il no restion connection o NINE (as
bees eprrfeusedl snd il they ueassorAy porenais .
p;lls for mine, not aeeouasaoe sca Their snsc.a
suard 4. much ~ poble from this ui'sakc N taure,
Il mai, d;aineuiif. my pitts i. LEES wINDHAM -
if- IoUs Pills. xJEach paper eonsan'pe my dreeso
viii in future be Eeued wih ny own hand ~r.,ns, .
Aanped as in the margin. Bash Box eonsaaas "''y r.
n,
ell a-3s The a5om Pills are for Sale At
H. Bosiacvs Of THOMAS CLARK, Fy5 freT.
y -Pott)xnd March AZ.
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Rowdoin COLLEGE.

THE TRUSTEES o. Bowdoin College arc hereby no
= tiGed, that their dated meeting viii be Aoid,n
Of BrunSvick, in hfsEachufctts Hail Wcjnefday the
hzteenth day Of May az ten Of the clock in the
4p enoon CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary.
B,usfioik, /!aru "a, i8 4.
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Howdoln COLLEGE

rTNHE Overfecrs of BOwDOIN COLLEGE, are hereby
no.iicd that their fem annual meeting is to be hcl-
aea Mafachnfetts Hail in Brsgsek Wednesday the
I6th day Of May next at 10 o'cisch, A. NJ
MARK IANODON HILL, S~ystsy,.
C~ySsfssvs, ht,a scfb 3cA