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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-05-02
TIRE MUSE

Inc following description is from volume
OF Poems lately published in England by the
Kew GEORGE CRABBE. The preface states,
mat about Is years since, ne published DO
EN- called The Library-which was follow
ed by THE piklage & The Nezyshaher.-In
these first productions, the author had the
aid and advice of the celebrated Edmund
6't''Ee-by whom he was introduced to sir
joshua Reynolds-who gave him the honor
OF an introduction to Doctor Johnson. The
pfltaS'e was submittedto the taste OF this Sc
we're critic, who in letter to Sir j. Reynolds,
expresses the "great delight" with which
ne mad perused it-and pronounces it to be
"original, vigorous, and elegant" These
poems met with most favorable reception
from the public. The Wewstahe,. in parti-
cuiar is fine specimen of humorous Safire
directed by the hand of Truth. All these DO
ems are there reprinted, with few aItera
tlons and additions"
For twenty years the genius of the author
seemed to have slept--when he came ont
with the larger poem of The PARISH RE-
eIsTER and several other performances of
inferior size and merit. This poem is ap-
proprlately divided into three books, accor-
ding to the three great subjects which natu
rally occupy the pages of Parish Register :;
6afttSmS, Marriages and Burfais. The
OF being read & approved by Mr.. Fox, in his
last struggles with the inveteracy of ia.
tai disease; )" aud of being the last compost
ton OF the kind, that engaged and amused
the capacious, the candid, the benavoient
mind OF that great man."--It consists of a
series OF sketches of lifes and characters of
persons, whose namcs are supposed TO be sue
cessively inscribed during one year a.
mong the births, marriages. and deaths of
the Parish. These sketches are generally
striking and picturesque. The style of the
composition seems to be of compound cha
ractcr between the styles of Goldsmith and
Cowper
The following sketch of the old Maid
seems tobe deficient in some of it's line; .ments
but In many others, it is descriptive and
just:
Down BY the Church. way walk, and where The
Winds round the chancel, like shepherd.
In that sEiail hottse, with those green palcs be-
fore,
Where jasmine trails on either side the door
Where those dark shrubs that now grow Wild at
will, -
Were clipt in form and tantaz'd with skill
Where cookies blanchd, and pebbles neatly
spread,
Form'd shining borders for the Larkspurs' bed :.
Inere IIyd LADY, wise, austeIe, and nice,
VINO shcw'd her virtue, by her scofii OF vice
~ the Gear fashions Of her youth she dressed,
a Pea-green Joseph was her favorit.. vest
Erect sbs stood, she waik'd with stately me;n.
Aiglft was her length OF Stays, and she was tall
and lean.
There long she liy'6 in Maiden state iInmura
FROM looks OF love and treacheroas man secur'd !;
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From the PENN Luaeyne feSe,nli,t.
BRONCHoToMy.

september %, 1907 --Eliab Farrar's little
slaughter OF Clifford, Luzerne county, aged a.
ool,t Two years, while eating piece Of a water.
melon, she was suddenly taken coughing, cboak.
ing, strangling and almost sufiocatetl, which
cOht'nued with short intervals for three vveets
Wnich originated the opinion that she bad suck.
ca something into her windpipc. The Child
continued to be constantly affected with Difficult.
y o. breathing, Choking, s;rangling and gssp.
i'ns Tor breath, from one to five minutes every
tlne she cougbed, cryed or laughed, and il was
win difficulty that she obtained regular respi.
a .L iterwards-March 6, 1903. doctors
consultation at tie house OF Mr.. Farrar-Nyy;,b
cAhdor and attention examined the child, and
were unanimogs of opinion that she had a hard
earsl'o1us substance IN her wndpipe, which
appearance shortly. and t'si surgical operation
was TIE ONLY probable means within our reach
.ns. could be made use of to efectu ly remove
the obstruction.
March z, doctor Allen and myself, doctor
FsfE acting as au assistant, perforated tl,e on,
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that the same Industry and perseverance Which
have penetrated into the complicated PRINCIPLES.
ofthc steam boat. and orgsnizcd them Into uiili
ty, may also persevere to the establishment of
principle, which, driving military ipAr,nes fror
the ocean, viii give as every freedom of COM
merce which can be desired, remove every cause
of dispute betwessrus and European nations, Sc
cure to us lasting peace, and direct ali our re-
sources and energies to humane and useful pur-
suits.t
Sixth Invention The steam -boat!-Tlis has
been completed at New-YorlS a boat of $50
feet long ard 10 broad, was constructed 10y Mes
sieurs Brown. This is put in motion by one OF
Watt and Boulton's steam engines. The boat is
propelled by the revolution of two wheels, cor
responding with each other. and driving her
through the water. This noble invention, though
attempted in vain by SO many others, has perfect.
ly succeeded in Mr. F's hands and no better
proof can be given ofthe excellence of the We sse
thus constructed, than that she outstrips the Eai
and all other carriages by land, and makes better
voyages than any other packets or boats, which
navigate the Hudson, between New-York and
Albany.
1 admitting that any Invention can be Effected
,uhich SpW destroy military marines, G consequent
" gice freedom to the there is a fine fieie
for eioquence in displaying the immense Advantage.
,ohieh you'd result from such reroiution in The a
fairs Of man. from military and bar6areus iaber.
10 civil improvements.
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~ CHANCERY-At ouarrerly Co,,,.,.
4 continued and held for King and Queen
of March, 1903.
Joseph. Temple, senr plt'F. against Tobp
w Se'oplc and Edward Hill, IRA
Tue defendant John w Sempie not HAVING,
entered his appearance and given security ac,
cord'ng to the act Of Assembly and rules o. DIS
court and it appearing to tie satisfaction of the
>olrt that ne IS not an inIabitant OF this state.
On the motion of the plaintiff by his Council :. \,
IS o'dered' that the said defendant John w. Sem.
pie do appear here on the first day of the npxt
term and answer the Bill of the plaintiff. nm i
That copy OF tIs order, be forthwith pubIishes!
~ some public newspaper, printed IN the CITY o,
N'cnhona tor two months successfully, and ihsf
another copy be posted at ule font door of III.
Courthouse.
a copy. Tcste,
,, no POLLARD, 6. c.
NA"f'o ~ oawsw
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~~~~e<aSSsx>se,Se>'
tBY AUTHORITY
L.dIY OF THE UNITED STx7,FS
AN ACT

AN ACT
10 reOtve and continue far a further time, tAe az
MorHp the commissioners Of Easkaskiu.
E it eDatted b. tie Senate and House of Re.
PrcsentativeS IF the Unitea States of lime.
r'ea IN Congress assembled, That the powers here
totore vested in the register and receiver Of pub
hc monies for the district of l. tskas;ia, BIZ. and
the same arc hereby revived and The said re.
gister and receiver shall be allowed until the Is,
day OF January next, to complete the invcsti.a.
ton OF claims, to land in said district they shall
nave full power TO revise any Oft their former de-
Customs, and also the same power and authority in
relation to claims to land liz the yiilage of poria
notices OF which have heretofore been filed, as
hey have in relation 70 other claims in the said
district aEd re SAID register and receiver, and
the clerk of the board, shall each be allowed an
additional compensation OF five hundred dol.
lars IN full for his services in relation TO such
claims.
J. p. YARNUM,
Speaker II the House Of Re6,essnfnfives.
in MILLEDGE,
President or the Senate, pro-te,tboye
APPROVED,
TIL IEFFRpcON
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TIL : JEFFERSON
K Can't 1900 ~ '"i

I N CHANCERY.-- Louisa county, February
Court, 1909.
Joseph Voolfolk end Bentley Brown Plf'fs. a.
ga'sst Samuel NJ Smith. executor of John Brown
acc d ana Frederick Harris, Det'fs.
TIE defendant Samuel M Smith not bayins.
entered his appearance and given security sccor,
Ding to the act OF Assembly, and the rules ofthis
court and It appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
court, that he is not inlIsbitant Of this stare
therefore, on the mstion of the plaintiffs, by their
o e IT. Is ordered and aeereed, BY The couyt.
appear here on the second Monday in Afav ne~t
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that a COW If
TINS order ne forthwith inserted in some on. of
the newspapers published in the city Of Rich.
moHd, for eight weeks successfully, L publish.
ca ut the front door Of the court house of this
county on some court day.
Il Copy Testc,
I0RN POINDExTER, c. l.. C.
''A''N' a. OawSw
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I ANDING from the Schooner R1cnNoNp.
III Isaac Seaman, Master -
50 Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
) Casks Green Coffee,
- Barrels Prime Pork, and
L Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
nv STORE.
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS DO. Mslasscs
$ T.erces Green Csfiec,
rs Boxss Hav nnah Scgars,
Bales Welch Planes,
Family Flour in barrels aud half barrels.
Young Hys0n, Hyson Skin and Soucbour ras.
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE ny,
GEORGE WATT.
january ~. If
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] ANDS, roe SALF.-By virtue of q deed
~ OF trust executed by John Bib, of the coun
ty OF Charlotte, TO the subscribers, 70 secure the
payment OF debt due to Messrs Buchanan and
Pollok OF the town of Petersburg VIII be sold,
on thursday the 4th day of May next, at the
house of the said John Bib, to the highest, hid.
der, tor ready money, two tracts Of LIND w.
ing and being in the said county of Charlotte.
one containing one hundred and sixty five acres,
II being the tract which the said Bib resides.
ana the other one hundred and fifty acres, i, be-
ing the tract purchased by him of Benjamin Sub
ITS, senr lying on the waters Of Cub creek
HENRI Il. WATXIMS,
Nm. N. WATXINS,
TIL b. 1IlNLOVE.
April .. ids
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John scruggs RiainGG, vs.. WIN. G. Briant &
James Martin De,enAosfs.
ON tire ,neiio c. tie p'ain;iT, by co.in<c, and
1t appearing To the satist,c ton Of ti.e court tlt
the defendant brant, is not All iuliaSt.a, o IN,
state II is orercI and Gc-ee!, That TN --s t,,:
SAID i5i1ant sl.ll appear here 1T MAY Gu" rext,
and answer the plaintiffs t'li, TIC ac ,vili .
taken tor confessed To- rim, and The =: ttcr
thereof dccrced accordingly, md tat Il COPY of
t.,s ORDER he !'rthtv III pubusic, IN ; ,ine purl;.
lie VS. paper, OF tie city Of Riehu,oi,t f5r too
months excessively, ,;,a another COPY be posted
up at The iro't door OF the courthouse OF this
county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
BvMst@0rsfy.]

Eleventh Congress Of the United STATES
First Session.
An act respecting the ships or-yessels
owned by citizens or subjects of TO.
reign nations with which CONNER.
sial intercourse 10 permitted.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the Uni.
ted States OF America, in Congress as
sembled, That from and after the pas.
,sing of this act, all ships or vessels ow-
ned by citizens or subjects of any for
|eign nation with which commercial in.
!tercourse permitted by the act, init.
|tuled, Z" An act to interdict the com.
mercial intercourse between the Uni
ted States and Great Britain and
France, and their dependencies, and
tor other purposes" be permitted TO
take on board cargoes of domestic or
foreign produce, and to depart with
the same Tor any foreign port or place
with which such intercourse is or shall
at the time of their departure respec-
lively, be thus permitted, In the same
manner, and on the same conditions.
IS is provided by the act aforesaid for
vessels owned by citizens of the u
mted States any thing in the said act,
or in the act laying an embargo on all
ships and VESSELS in the ports and har-
pors OF the United States, or in any of
the several acts supplementary thereto,
to the contrary not withstanding.
J. B. NARNCM, Sneaker
q NE House Of Representatives.
GEO. CLINTON, Vice- Presi..
dent 0 me United States md
PresiGent u The Ssnate.
Nay The 30fh, 1909.
APPRovED-JAMES MADISON
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Valuable Property
FOR. SALE.

PURSUANT to a deed of trust executed
4 to US, by John M. Syme, of the county
of Hanover, for the purpose of satisfying all
debts for which he is bound for his father,
and his own debts ; we shall, on Thursday
the first day of August next, il fair, If not,
the next fair day, upon the premises, pro-
coed to sell, four hundred and sixty three
acres, (by a late survey of prime and va.
Iuable Land, adjoining the town OF New
Castle, upon Pamunky River, and the ferry
across that river. Also, ELEVEN Me-
GROES, consisting OF meh, women. boys
and girls, all the stock OF Horses, Catt.,
Hogs, Sheep, and implements of Husband
ry, sc. conveyed by the said, instrument
Such title as we hold as trustees will be made
the purchaser or purchasers, and possessi-
on OF the land given at Christmas, with the
privilege of seeding wheat this fall. The
terms of sale will be one third cash, one
third III six months, and the balance in
10 months, from the day of sale. Interest
will be expected upon the distant payments.
sends with approved security will be re-
CURED of the purchasers of the p ,rsona
properly, and bonds with deeds Of trust
upon the land and ferry OF the respective
purchasers. The land, sc. will be shewn
by MIR. WIN CuNNIEGHANf, living in New
Castle, or either OF the MIR. SYMks, to a.
nv person wishing 20 view the premises -
Creditors will be allowed to purchase, and
their Claims discounted.
According to Mr.. John M. Syme's mott.
fication above, we or either of rs, will re-
ceive the amount of any claim, and it is our
wish that they be made known prior TO the
dav OF sale.
There are some previous liens upoa this
properly. or some of it, to secure certain
debts. which Will be first paid, according
TO their several dates. Proposals for any
part 2t che above property will be received
by either of the trustees ppior 70 the sale.
BENJAMIN OLIVER, jr.
VIM. CUNNINGHAM.
SAML. RICHARDSON.
New Castle, June 4th, 1909. tbs
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Much business was done this day, oS
which the following notice is all ,ba.
we have room to take.
Mr.. Lyon offered the following re.
solution. 'e-
fesolvsd, That FOR the protection
OF those who have commenced a,J
.he encouragement of those who NAV
De disposed to set on foot, mauuf,c-
lures within the Unitsd States. OF ,hs
articles hereafter enumerated. "a vii
As Tor The encouragement of the cu,G.
Vation OF the productions pecess.rv For
such manufactures, provision ouch,
.ortnwith to be made by law 20 sub
ject to additional duties an their i'm
Portation IN the II. States, all article
or which leather is the material oe
CHIEF value--hemp and cotton and all
articles OF which they or either of them
are the material Of chief valus--WooI,
en- clo,ns whose invoice prices shalr
exceed six shillings sterling per square
Yard oolien hosiery, window plass
si'ver & PLACED wares, paper of every
description, nails, spikes x tacks. hats
eloathing, ready made, millinery of ali
Kinds, beer, ale aud porter.
This resolution was, after debate re-
fused a reference to the committee ne
commerce and manufactures. IS 10 40
and ordered to lie on the table 49,
Is. '|ss
The following resolution, o freyed bv
Mr.. Van Horne, was refused cons;J
Grafton, SO to Sd:
Resolved, that committee be- an.
pointed to'enquire into the proprietv ~
mediiy'ng or repeating the laws re-.
latIve to drawback, and that they bavs
leave to report by bill or Otherwise
Mr.. Randolph's resolution decIarioo
that provision ought to be made nv i,ql
Tor taking the third census of r. -
habit"nts OF the United States, wss TO-
deInup' passed without opposilioo. AMI
referred te a committee to BRING ~
bill. s :"
Mr.. Rsndolph's resolution dee,sr
ing thar provision ought to be made h,
law Tor securing an impartial trial by
Jury &c. was taken up, and after
debate passed without Opposition.
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Z Y virtue of n deed of trust executed BY ao-
- ,srt M'ryre on the 18Th day Of October.
1897. aud recorded in the county courr of Chez
rerIied on the 18th day of June, 1908, for the
purpose of occurring TO John Baker, executor of
Solomon Gordon, the punc;aaI payment of j deb,
particularly described III the SAID deed of tru., +,
will be SOLD, on the premises, 10 .he highes,
bidder, on Friday the 23rd day a. ais present
month, the TGNE WENT III the town OF Nan.
chester az present in the occupation of Mr. Ma
ihsnic' Chiders, formerly known by the name of
I.EhTH'S OLD TAVERN, and Designated in
the pis', OF the said town by the No, eighty
elgn', containing one hundred feet in front OF
the nam street, and one hundred and sixty six
feet back, with convenient Buildings thereon for
the accommodation of family, or house of
public entertainment. The abovc described Ten
ennent has BEEN once advertised and sold under
nc deed aforgsaid, but the purchaser not having
Compiled wi n the terms of the sale, II will pos.
rive be sold on the day above mentioned IN.
der the provisions Of the ad of the last Assem-.
bly, OF Virginia. entitled an aa Concerning exc.
Gu ions aud for other purpoSes
THE TRUSTEES.
"Anehes'e', "a June, 1909. 6p.
k-Y>The Editor Of the Augusta Chronicle in the
state OF Georgia, 70 requested TO in sert the above
m his paper Tor one week. and semi his account
20 samuel Peasants. Juu. Editor OF The Argus,
for payment.
THE TRUSTEES.
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fow Dollars Per A~num-Paidm Adsaucs.l

ITAVlNG executed deed of trust to
Il Benjamm Oliver, jr. William Cum
ningham, aud Samuel Richardson, convey
ing certain property therein mentioned, to
them, for the purpose ofmaking sale there
of, in order to discharge all debts tor which
am bouod for my father, and my own
debts,--lti is therefore my wish that all such
creditors may AS soon AS possible, make
their respective claims known 10 the above
named gentlemen, that they may know how
far to carry the sales, which will take place
the list OF August next.
JOHN M. SYME..
9Th June, 1909. tbs
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II was ordered to be printed.
PROCESS AGAINST MAR
SHALS.

Mr.. Randolph, after making mum.
Der OF remarks on the subisct Of the
present session, in favor Of doino IN.
ordinary business of the annual session
at this time, and hereafter holding the
annual sessions in the spring instead
oil the winter, stated that he should nro.
eeed to the ordinary business Of an an
nual session, until the House shouId
come to some definite conclusion as to
what time they would adjourn. He
then stated that by letter which he
had received from the Marshal or the
district OF Virginia, and which from its
being printed he believed TO be cir.
cuIar, ne learnt that there was no pro.
vIsion by the laws of the u. S. for q
summary process for the purpose OF
recovering from marshals and their de.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
EXPENDITURE OF PUBLIC
MONIES.

The resolution for appoiprinp a
committee 10 enquire into the applica.
tion oil public monies, heretofore a.
greed to by the house, but recon.;d-
cred FOR the purpose of aaendment.
was amended so As to limit the dut;rs
OF the committee to an investigation Of
the money transactions of the last eirhr
ears, and passed and Messrs. Ran
doiph, Macon, Smile, ]. c. CnamDer-
IN Seaver' Howard and Soushard
were appointed The committee.
VOTE OF APPROBAIrpN
he House then resumed the nm.
hnlshed business of Yesterday.
MIR. hoss spoke in favor Of the re.
solution and against indie finite nost.
ponement and Mr.. Fisk a, cons'drr-
able length in favor Of indefinite po,t.
ponement. When Mr.. +. coocl,,dsd
{ o'clock) the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-09
City Hotel to Let.

nn Ia, spacious convenient HOUSE and or,
with oH Houses. STABLES. ~ .i,ns,.I 80
tne srcet that leads from the main s,ree, bv ,he
Governors 10 'he Cspi,pl (WHICH was Ia'c,v h
the occupancy Of M Jane Vaughan, as a Tavern
~ ~ be YET for one or more years. aud nos,es
Son gwen lmn'ediaiely. For terms sbo(y 70
bs'Jar'in Mosoy Of Powhatan, or Il. Tate o,
'n,e S"J' VINO ave authorised by me to let the
Richmond. June 1st 1909 81
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liz i-a Gents Sbsgls.l

Duties monies paid to them, and bv
mem detained from those 70 whom |,
was due. lt appeared. that the Judges
DAD decided that they were bound ia
'nelr proceedings by no state laws in
tue respective states, except such as
were IN force when the u. S. courts
were hrst organized. those laws then
IN existence in the several states bav;n@
been adopted by Congress. Ifthis was
the case, II was certainly casus omis-
sus, and one to which the attention os
Congress ouehtto be turned. He there.
fore moved,
mat committee be appointed tu
enquire whether any and what nroy;s;..
on ought TO he made by law for enfor-
eng summary mode ofproceedinc A..
gainst marshals and their deputies who
haveTeceiN'ed money by virtue of exc.
cutipns issued from the courts of H..
". States.'
Alter some observations from Mr..
basset on the probability Of sbort
session, and from Mr.. Livern,ore 90
ing to shew that the resolution Was
il was agreedtto with.
o . division, and Messrs. Randolph.
Livermore, Knickerbacker g.
i-ysle appointed the committee.
n Nk RlCAN SEAMGN.
var. Dana's resolution of Yesterday
was taken up, and referred 10 a com.
mittee consisting of Messrs. Dana
nurweii, Cook, Cobb, and N. r.
Moore. 49,
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PCBLIC LANDS.

Mr.. Rhea offered the following re.
solution
Resolved, That the committee on
the Public Lands do enquire into the
expediency of laying off and describ.
ing by certain metes and bounds tract
OF country to which the Indian title is
extlnSuished, within the limits of Lou
isiana, and to include all the settle
ments within the said territory, and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-11-20
New Hou1e Of Entertainment :
THOMAs RHODES, respectfully in

THOMAS RHODES, respectfully in
i forms the citizens OF alexandria and ihs
public, that he will open A HOUSE, OF En-
rERrAIEMEsr on the first day Of July next,
in connexions and airy new hoasc on
Prlnse-strcet, sign ofthe Eagle, a few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwclling.-He in
.rends to keep . constant supply Of the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will &C.
coInmodate travellers aud Others on such mo.
ierate terms as to make it an object 10 call
on him. he will be provided with careful
hostler and has good stabling for horses.
The situation is superior to any in toxin
Tor the accommodation Of .saeellers it being
out Of the way of bustle anu .nere is pump
Of the best water at the door.
June "a sag
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-" ~ ~. --z---"r. y
n y I I G. r.

"a " nc annual meeting tf The y,o,,
holders in tae Li:t.c River .irrnok. f,om,
ny, VIII be he'd on the first Monday in r. r.
ccn.ber nes., at the City Hotel, in Arv,.
dIla: at WHICH time aad place an eIccI;",
will take place for President, four Dr.,
tors' and treasurer. a statement Of Il,
ccmpany's funds together with q repor ofSa
proceedings, expenditures and plorreu of
me work will be laid before the rlcetjne +.
PROPOSE ion Ior equallizing tho interest ofus
old AID new Stockholders, will be taken m
and decided upon.
Jonah Thonpson,
Treasurer l.. r. I. C.
Oetefcr l: atawlstMyDcc