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Ianes Sandcrson,
Robert I. Taylor.
MNy I
FOR SALE,

A valuuble new MERCHANT Mill In
eemslplc repair, with 1--we pair OF French
burrS FIR wheat and ens pulr Of Ahegsny
stones for corn. THERE'S nuehlrfry Of c.
vcry description for conveying tho wheat.
Into tho wagon and lre,n the packing with
q very small portion Of manual lal't"' II
NAV be tended with less than halt tho labor
IN common mills. Il 10 situate Oh tho main
,urnpiko road leading from Ashbys Cup 70
Alexandria, % o good Strear, Of water Us u.
ny In tho parts 1t 10 capable Of masking 80
barrels Of Aour every twenty four hours D.
\ 10 also expected the now paved road will
come directly by 1t, which, will make the
sarrisgs Of Aour 10 Alexandria short, cheap
Odd easy. -,
Any person wishing 70 purchase will do
we'll to make immediate application, as pes
session will DO given the first If July. Ills
presumed that any person wishing to pur.
chase would want to see the premises, where
the terms will lie made klioSnby
Joseph Hatcher,
Samuel Hatcher,
Near Leesburg.
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- Ne1U Publications..
May rs.


5'!ss Rsceios6 .for Sale by alHES KG " !
NEDZ, Sen. Be0kSet!sr, Amss STREET.
Doctor Sillimah's journal Of bis Travels In
England, Scotland ana Holland.
TurnbuA's Voyages round the World, IN
1900, !, 3, s, andA.
Travelling Sketches in Russia and Sweden
in 1905, 8. z an,Es, by Robert .KCr Porter
DR.. Gillies' History of the World from the
Reign Of Alexander to thai of Augustus. :
Richerand,s Elements of Physiology. :
DR.. Campbsll'sL Lectures on Ecclesiastical
History, to which 10 added his celebrated
Essay on Miracles. -.rsi. '.- (
Lectures on Systematic Theology, by do!
DR.. Ewiny's System Of Natural end Exper
rimen(al Philosophy. ..* go = !.
Or Smiths Lectures on.'the Evidences OF
Christianity. IT,. -
DR. Psley'S SSrmcOs and Evidences Of
Christianity. ... s. e. -,
The Sock Of Common Prayer ,With the adj
ditlonal HymnS, H.
The whole Works of,Dr. James Beastie.
Millions Paradise Lost, q beautiful mimi
tvre edition. .
Cowpsr'S Poems, do. %. ;
MarmisR, DO. DO
MavJo 60
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'Valpable Property For Sale.

T WISH 20 sell my tarNl on Coan EIVer 10
thkeounGy OF Northumberland, state OF
VireInla, containing TOO acres ! about
<oo acres Of Whleh are covered with pine and
ssk timbsF Of the hrst quality! The arabic
oar, Of thlS land Will, under q ludIclols syS-
tsm Of cultivation, yield Hne, crops Of Indian
csrn, wheat, rye, barley, hemp, Oak md Ges~
Ton, and Ihe various kinds Oh AISihClal graSSrhI
che pasture Yielding Wild ohloA ana oIEs ma
suraI hoFbRgS, Aiords,wlIh the woodland, Rne
range lat sheep and horGed cattle fAls land
10 sIluase nearly suul-dlStAnI from Alexandria,
NAItlmeeS and Norfolk. From The city Of
WGShlnston 70 The Bsy there 10 not Oh either
side oil she pOloTNae, Q more valuable tract Ut
land Of equal characteristic value afths I'm.
Dor, the richness Of the Iell, the facility with
Whah4ss' PredHee ean'hs eenvsS cd 10 three
opulsnt commercial cities, Will amply reward
enc 0HsrIIonG Of the experienced and lnduSIrI'
Gus farmer. Il has Ssvssl springs OF excel
hDsWAlsr and che adjoining creek aud river
abound wish AUh, Wild feWa and eyNsrS.
The purchaser may bo accommodated with
che Slock and farming utensils on easy terms,
Amongst the stock Is 4 Irnall 6ork Of about
800 AnS wool sheep. A Sarnple Vf tAsir
AOess has been scns to Philadelphia, where,
from the HneEeBS and SoInUSS vi Hts staple,
4 will bring from 70 10 20 cents per pound,
Al proper care DO tukcn Of the sheep IN win.
teri And by crossing this breed With Spa
nlSh Msri1e Rams, NN the opinion OF many
respectable farmers, that the wool produced
from the crossed breed will be equally valua'
bic. In every point, TO tha! OF the best SpAR'
iAh sheep.
IWill also dispose Of small piece Of land
about two aud half miles from town, be
ing part Of trait known by tho name 'sr
STOMP HILL tit contains - acres, .
Of which are Cleared and well enclossdi part
Of that which is cleared has produced 3uxuri.
RANT cIOps Of clover Eorthres years success
Sivcly. There are on it aSmal unfinished
FRAME HOUSE, HUT fit for negroes
some apple and peach treeAi and a perpetual
spring OF good water. The situation is high
and healthy. --... 49, ...,. =.
Also a handsome convenient
dwelling house now in the occupancy of Mrs
M'Kenna, with good cellar, Kitchen, smoke
house, stable sc. sc 1t is situated in
healthy and agreeable part Of tbs Town. The
above described property is perfectly Tree
from all ineumoranCe, and the tile is unques'
uonable. Cash, or Bank stock OF any OF the
Banks in the territory Of Columbia and Eal-
timore, will be expected in part payment a
lieerAl credit viii be given tor the remainder,
For further particuiai apply BY letter to the
subscriber at the bank OF alexandria.
.~. .-. NJ. ElanncrY.
May rs. ... eos
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Public Sale.

EuDUC OdtCs
Under the authority Of decree OF the United
b., States Cir.uk Court Of the District OF
Columbia, held at Alexandra, the subscrio'
ers will offer At public SALE on the Isl cay
OF June next, ct the Coffee House.
Three Squares q GROUND
d near the splirg Gurdsn'
A number Of valuable building Lors,
on King, Alfred md Patrick Streets
Several we'll secured GROUND RENTS
One fourth Of the purchase money Will DO
reoulred In hand, and on tho balance n credit
OF 3, 10 and ~ months will he allowed on ne
reliable notes With approved endoHrrS' Tts
allie will 10 made Oh lilo payments being COM
pls.sd' , =,
Robert I. Taylor.
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PUBLIC SALE.

CnGer the authority Of deed.of trust TO- the
subscriber, on Monday tbs 2Sth dsy Oh
Nav next, will be offered at public sale, on
n credit of 50 and 80 days, at the tavern OF
WIN Pudget, on the Western IWnplke
Road, five miles from Alexandria,
II Tract Of Land
TONTAINING 80 l-4th acres lying
~ on the said road and on the old turnpike.
For the convenience Of purchasers the whole
tract has been laid of into lots fronting on
the said roads. A survey Of the land may be
seen on application to the subscriber.
x. l. Taylor.
April %. cots
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NAV BOOKS.

, SO. LAW 6OOhS. ,
fuckers Blat kstone, s vols.
Burrows Reports, vols.
Hening and Mumford's do. 2 Y0ls.
Binney's do.
Douglass tlo.:2 vols.
Scho4le and Leroy's do. .
Selwin's Nisiprius, vols. !
Buffers do,
Espiuass's do. 2 vols. Il =,
Tidd's Practice In Chancery.2. vols.
Harrison'S do 2Tolf
Peters Admiralty Decisions :
Sugden's Law Of Vendors
Kidd on Awards =
Park on assurances .. :
Watson ON Partnerships .."
Gritty on Bills - .'. ,
Maxwell en- klo. = 49,
Newland on Contracts ., i..,s $780,.
Roberts. on Fraudulent ConxeyanGes
To- Ditto on Frauds F..~."' g \
Chit,y on Pleading vols.
Powell on Devises ...
Coleman arc Gains Cases
Peake's Evidence s,t..
East's Crown Law, 3 vols s,*...
q Anthon's Abridgenent OF Blackstone
Buffers Hofa Juridiee .s, ~
Flenins's Virginia Justice g.,
Revised Code Of the Laws Of Virginia
MontcfiorG's Com msreiul Precedents
Bccearia on Grimes and PunlshmsntA
D ~ also,
Milnor's Church History, 2 vols.
Sequel to tho Antidote 70 MiSeriss Of Hu-
man Lie, containing u further account Of thy
Widow Placid and her daughter Rachel, ~
The same author
w Orders for Law, Medical, Theologiea
or Classical Books received ~ above and OK.
etu,ed with alt convenient dispatch. ..
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: n NEW NOVEL.
Just Published, and for Sale by
tom y STEW ART:
20 Price Dollar,
CLENCARN
2lLE DISlPP 0LN7.bfEhTc or Yovrn
: A NOVEL. '
By CsoRoS WATrsxsTax, ESQ.
On tVAsNISor0N Cry,
.fathsr Iihs LsWvs' and CMM VFsR.h

The celebrity Of this authors CLAW,
YER" ind I" CHILD or FEELlNGp |,
durod The publishers 10 engage In his wa,.
and wltLoa. ds,raellng nom Tho merits 9th
former, feel themselves justified In Ahlh,
thut his GLENGARN - superior 10 tI,ts
X 10 submitted Without further RECOMMENDS.
tIon, with wish, thar the Anne rirIh rt,I,s,
srS may rive further sncourSg, insnt 10 Inn
young gen,lemanS tndsasorS 10 enl,risIu n.
Mruet and mt,ulIse his hllow t',is,ns, In (,
way seemingly we'll calculated 10 attract a,I
attention 4
Fob. g., ...-
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FOK NALE,

n tie tS,vn u OeeesyAN, on the 2sfh day
Of Nag nest. at Public Auctisn,
That valuable MILL SEAT,
late the property Of Elisha janney,
CfTUATE In che said town Of Oec0quan
~ On this settle WIS erected, about elsven
years ago, a SpNcions, three story b X OK
MILL no USE; wh|Sh ever since has
been occupied ~ u manufacturing mill, un.
iii about twelve months ago 1t WIS destroyed
by frs-.he stones and bricks OF the former
walls, and the iron work OF the building me
upon the spot, and would answer tor u new
mill, which might with these aids, 10 ebected
In time to hlind the growing crop OF wheat.
The advantages arpertainiDg 10 this valu.
able properly, which In the driest season
never vans water, being furnished by the
Occoquan river, are so generally known a.
not to need a particular enumeration suffice
il 10 state that it is situated in healthy and
furnishing little town at tho Falls OF the ri.
yer, about Is miles south Of Alexandria, on
he great stage road, leading north and south
lin the heart Of wheat couptry-and has
navigabIe water to the mill door, where YES
sells may come of sufficient burthGn to carry
500 barrels of -four. With this valuable seat
fer wafer works of any description, there
may be had about $50 acres Of. we'll timbered
land, lying on the opposite size of the river.
For this property one tenth Of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and the re-
sidue in three equal annual Payments, with
interest from the day OF sale.
Richard M. Scott,
Trustee for Creditors Of E. 5an"ey
April IS. 2.aw ds.
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April II.
R. L u | i l o N.

FHHE subscriber continues to teach the
/ French Language at his residence cor.
ner OF Prince and Royal streets. Ltdles arc
gentlemen will be waited on al heirplac.,
Of abode at such hours as they msy 1Ipoln
Terms Of tuition nay Ae known by applying
ta him.
John Frlgnet.
N, B The French translated into English
the. English into French.
>aAnril
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Bank Of Potomac,

,"2"'3F'a''. May 3,iS.e.
Nsatris hereby Sivsn sac SsSekhs!ders y As
Bank er Potomac, ~, f., - .
THATa dividend OF Fous,per ,Cent. has
been declared On the capital stock Cor
the last halt year, which will DO paid them
or their representatives on Tuesday nest,
,heSh instant. 49,. .. -sif -r..s''..
81 order Of the Precedent and Dirseiofs,
CHARLES Page, Cashier.
Nsy% .shwsw
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ISAAC KEEL, ..
Cotbsrsmilh, Plumber, Gad Tin-Plate.
e. Worker, .......
TTAVINC REMOVED from Water to
Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who MAY be disposed 70
do so, that he will thankfully receive and
enleavor to mesit their fayors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
brass, Pewter or Lead.
49,, WANTED,
A BOY Of good morals ~ Apprentice to
the above business.
March 20. 2aw
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n the ts,va u OeeeeyAN, on the ssfh day
u Nay nest. at P9bGe Auctien,
That valuable MILL SEAT,
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Land for Sale.

IN pursuance Of decree Of the worship
full court of King George county,. we the
subscribers, commissioners therein named,
viii expose 70 pubic sale to the highest Bad
deron the premises for ready eash' on Tues
day the 18th Of June next, enc acknowledgements
Iv sfths Tract or LIND lying In the
county Of Fairfax, on ne waters Of Difficult
Rua, about Sheen miles iron. Alexanaria--.
the Little River Turnpike Read passing thro'
the.aEaeG. This land was convcyedby deco
Of gift from John Ashton sen. to Charles h.
AsStCn and others, and Is soil 10 satisfy o
dsbt dne Austin Smith from said Charles H,
-. William Moss, -:
Joseph Powell, '
., William Payne, 4.
Richard Fitzhugh,
Richard Radcliffe. =
4ts1. '""s
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Less than:2 Ia blanks to prize subject
to deduction Of Is per cent Prizes paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. -. ..-yES..'
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
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Less than:2 Ia blanks to prize subject
to deduction Of Is per cent Prizes paya-
bic 80 days, after the conclusion Of the draw
ing. .-tsg'
OF THE Annexed PRIZES.
LIST dnawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
..s.... to 81 900.
LIST do. 18th do. $50 Tickets from
No. | to No. $50, il,clusiveS
LIST do. 10th do. $50 do from No,
2Sl to 500, inclusive.
lst do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
.22,ool to 22,2so, inclusive
LIST do 30th do. $50 do. from No:
22,25i to 2a,sOo, inclusive.
LIST 10. S5th 10. Cash, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. 10th do. 1000
Ist do. 4sth do. $4,000
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled toa
Ten Dollar prize each.
TT The drawing will commence in the
City Of New York on the third Tuesday ~
April. next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day texcept the last day, when
there will remain 500 to be drawn1 until
finished. >'''< ..,
TIcxErs for sale by r. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, Ming street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be, examined, aud inior.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free Of expcncc Plies 10
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at tIl9ir full value for Tickets In this ottery,
and the difference paid in cash Cash will
also I've advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price oftickets eis hi dollars.
January !. "
Should the 6rst number, on tho 18th day
4 drawing, be either Of the nun,pcis from
70 $50, inclusive, then, In that case, the next
drawn number mot ono Of those nnmhcnD
shall draw, and DO entitled to the $50 tickets
with the prizes and blanks that may lie drawn
TO them previous 10 the 18th day Of drawing
and In the like manner with tickets for tho
goth, 2Stl,, and 3oth days Of drawing 80
that person with one ticker may draw Ono
Thousand Ticket! Question Howl An
swer-Suppose No. ll,l7s, ID the properly
Of 4, the first drawn number on the ash day
Of drawing, which vii eniitlel TO the num-
bcrs from to $50 ; and the Arst drawn nun
Der on the 2oth day Of drawing, may b No
us, which will entitls him 10 the numbers
from 9si to 500. The frst drawn number.
on the 2sth day, may bs. No. .37y., which Will
entitle him to the numbers from 22,ool 70;
22,2so, inclusive; and'ths Arst drawn mum
Der, on the soth day Of drawing, may be one
Of the $50 tickets already drawn. which WI!
,eAtitis him to the numbers from ss,2so %
s3,soo-Yes, Dir, and The thousand tiekes
sasy draw One HundredT thousand Dsll'n'
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
will he paid 70 any person who will deliver
.t to me In Madison county,
Negro B I L L y
TXIHO eloped on the gath oflast month.
w Hsis . likely fellow, about 80 years
ofage, s feet sight Or nine inches high, re.
ma, kably strsight, and hos scar on ono Of
HE cheeks, I believe the left, oecasioned by .
cot he 10 q cooper BY trade, and served bis
apprenticeship ct the Occequan Mills, and
was purchased sosne years ago by Mr.. Thos
Richards, OF q Mrs. Wasgoner, who lived In
the neighborhood Of that place. He was seen
eight days ago On his way to Alexandria,
where he said he was going to 90, employ
msns. think II highly probably he may bs
found In the neishborhood Of the above Mill
,> -. .. g.. John B. Nooe.
Aprilss: ! PAW
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TRgRsDAH, APRIL II.
COMMUNICATION.

By, the following extracts which are co.
picd from. the Baltimore Wig, il will be
seen ;shas scarcely sn agent Of the govern
mxas escapes the villifying epithe.s OF It's
editor. Can any additional evidence De
nesessary 20 dsmonstrate 70 the rrsascttng
portion Of the people of the United States,
{ that die e family compact" and their dss-
peradoes ale absolutely bsns upon suevert-
ING their interest, BY caiunnniating and de-
s,rogine the responsibility and high stand
ing of every man who is likely TO thwart
their desperate views, than the reiterated
columns Of abuse and de.faction which are
observable in almost every publication
of that slanderous vehicle? Such rep.
tiles deserve the frowus Of contempt and
4drtessationa Of every honest man IN the
na,isa aud certainly ought not to be pa
troniztd by any lover OF thsir country.
ls Esprit Q '76']
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e. Marine Coffee Houfe.
RANDOLPH MOTT.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IL the public, that he has opened lIau.e
Of Entertainment IL the town of Alexandra.
on Prince s:roet, next door to Mr.. J. Hooe's.
where he CAN accommodate a few .genteet
Boarders IN very reasonable terms, and cve-
ry attention paid 10 them, and all others tl..t
may please to favor him with their CUSTOM
He intends keeping the hest Of Liquor. that
can be procured tsEons and maltl. >Relishes
OF vsrious kinds may be had at all lihes at the
shortest notice.
April z. E....,..'
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gainst THE does net diaeriminate. HE
has also sworn 20 execute tie !fsos. Move
il i dseisisu Be illegal, how is he 70 astf
He must eishet recede from his duty, or
oppose the dictum Of the Amsriesn Jeilss
RES. Bus,ths great blame nauss rest On COD
Rfless, for suffering usurpation 70 pass uiii!'
punished. sWiII the people accept as aid
apology, the pettsh declension of RAN
dolph, j" I wash my hands Of impeach.
menss !'5 If judge. are shus permitted to
change the law, or to make il, instead Of
being guided by IL; treasure and blood
ware vaiply wasted in maintaining arevo-
lut;onary struggle /; and our written cons,i.
ta,ion is only table of zvoras..
q Thus, whether we look 70 our foreign
relations, or to our internal concerns, the
majority of our present congress must be
pronounced incapable and eulpable. Let
the lenovatng pillows Of popular indigua-
ton purity the s,agnant pool. Let men of
worth, energy and talents have support at
the next election. -. :
-. ...TAMMANY
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sti06. Bnts with Mn 1snatsstS q may
more ssfeiyStssl The horse than e. Elilait
look oyer The hedge s. Z. - So, &
Thunifh il would be premature to pro-
nounce any judgment upon the cerduet OF
the respective parties which led TO the late
ruptureof the nc gocjation between the TWO
countries All Embellishments are before
the public, get II may fairly be inferred
from the tenor Of Mt. Madison's speech.
that he should not be slow to. take the CT
fence, If MIR. Jackson furnished him with
the slightest pfetext for so doing. If,hvy
think the language he used was really indie.
cent and insulting, they viii. Of course. re.
call him, and send cut another negociator
TO America. If on the contrary, they ,hins
no adeq uatc cause Of offence was given, or
that tn recrimination was justified BY the
provocation, and thar Mr.. Jackson was
actuased bys sense Of what he fek to be
due to the honor Of his government, and
desire to vindicate it from the charges Of i'll
faith made against j, by the American se-a
cretary, they will recall. him indeed, but
appoint no successor, !. will then be for
America, when she is tired Of that state Of :
digni6.d retirement Gas Mr. Jefferson term.
ed iD in which she has been pleased To
place herself, and wishes to regain those
commercial privileges which she formerly
enjoyed, TO send minister to G. Britain,
to negotiate for that purpose and IL viii
then be for US to enquire what pledge she
will give, that si,s may not, as heretofore,
abuse the advantages she owes to our in
diligence and if she will give, hone, 10 be
ca utious how we grant them. We then
may ask, in our turn, Why should we
treat?" ..at, =. a.-t
49,. .. MENTOR.
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.TAMMANY.

Z q this corrupt business, 7 may. speak
again; but, I am suhpcrted by truth, in
stating, CT That the case graurly argued
and determined in the supreme eourt, .uas A
FICTITIOUS ONE, intended to draru forth ar
opinion from Marshall in tauor Of 1azoo-
'ssn. lie uuas in the secret; yet, ,vent
through the farce as regularly as # it zvere
reality! Vas there ever suck an insult tirt-
ed in the teeth Of congress- I challenge
any man Q responsibility to controvert these
facts in his proper name.
AUTHOR.
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MENTOR.
LONDON, Dec. 20, 1909.
WHEREAS i: appears to the Common

- . L
WHEREAS i. appears to the Common
Council of Alexandria, by m, amrndmens
which has passed the Senate of the United
States, to a bill entitled, g, A Lii, to a
mend the laws within the distfic. Of Co.
lumbia,"' that j, is intended essentially to
alter the rights OF the people of the district
Of Columbia, without ,l;,eir consent, by
taking from them the right Of appeal from
sny decision Of the circui, court of.he dis
trict OF Colunba to the supreme court Of
the y. States, in all css-s, except when the
matte in dispute, exclusive of, ees,s, .hsN
amount to the sum or value of two thousand
doll.rs. And whereas, hi; is subject in
which the people OF the town of Alexandria
are deeply interested, and it being proper
that the citizens Of tie town should bs:iu-
f'rn,ed of this impor.an. contemplated
change in their Judicial rights, and an OPP
pertuni.y alto ded them in constitutional
manner. 10 express to congress their opinion
upon this subject. .-a.. -. ..,
Ms therefore Resofued, That the May
or be requested by public no:ice to con:
vens the c'iz MS Of the town ut the Court
House, at the tour OF q o'clock in the af-
t8rnoon Of Tomorrow, for the purpose Of
laylng before them the proposed amend :
meat. 49,. ~
Passed in Common Council April II,
1910. ...-... ii ..-~tz I: