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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15

TOR SALE, at Che Vcndue Office of the sub.
4 sctihers. a variety Of
MUSLINS AND GINGHAMS
Nuns and AdeIphi Threads, Irish Linens, { ,tton
SIiirtings, Florertines, Cailicocs, Bandannoes,
Pelisse Cloths. RomalIs, Nankeens aud great
variety Of white Indip Goods.
also:
Muscovsdo Sugar, 1st and Cd quality prime
green Coffee ~ barrels & bags old Coffee. north
ern Rum. Pennsylvania Whisky, very superior
Imperial Team boxes, fresh Tyson and 'Soacbong
Tee ~ chests, Pepper, Ginger, Ails9ice, Copper.
rs, Philadelphia Soar aad Condos &c
FOSTER y SATcNEAL, dae'rs.
April ~. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-15
Richmond, April 81. w4wT

II LAS V LACHAIzE, TA1LOR-4Re
IL turns thanks TO thosc who have favored lin,
with their CUSTOM, and Informs his friends aud
the public generally, that he has iuat receiv.
ed the latest prevailing fashions from PhilaGel
phia.
Glr N. B. particular attention & no disappont
ments.
- All orders from the county, attended to
with punciuabty.
April 10. wSw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Secretary and the British Minister

Secretary and the British Minister
we lind in these letters, that Jackson
on the one part, maiAtains dignihed
Iang uage---suoh dignity as is due ~
the government he represents On the
other hand it is plain that our Secreta-
ry IS not satisfied with distant and dca-
Gaze insinuatsons-but he comes forth
in strong and opprobrious language, not
only with determinations but direct
charges of perhdy and i'll Falkland
when no better pretext can be found
for an open rupture, he alledges that
the British Minister has been guilty Of
inlimations which the dignity OF the
country cannot brook, and soon after
abruptly closes all communication. We
differ in opinion from many others, in
believing that this insult offered TO the
British nation, in her minister, will be
productive of the most serious and
dreadful consequences. 1t will We
predict terminate in Mar. Great Bril-
tain has sent enc minister weak enough
to be duped she has sent another
sufficiently firm and resolved to sup
port the dignity and honour Of his own
country--which will she approve and
which condemn Unless she has mole
condescension than our government,
she never zviH send another, to be mob6'd
by Airslings and abused BY those IN torv-
or. O, shame where is Thy blush |?
Mssss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

During the intimacy which subsisted
some years since, between the celebra-
ted MIR. Pope, and the much-admired
Duchess If bloomsbury, misunder-
standing happened, in which the poet
thought himself improperly treated by
her Grace this gave rise TO his writing
the following epigram -
Did Celia's person with her sense agree,
What mortal could behold her, < be tree
But Nature has, in pity tomankind,
Enrich'd the image, bat defac'd The mind.
To which her Grace gave the retoi
courteous in the following lines -
Had Pope person equal to his mind.
How fatal would IT be to womankind
But Nature, who does ali things well or
dam,
Deform'd the body, but enriched the
brain. Ian Pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

ON Monday the ed day Of last october,
Nathan Coon, of Sugar Creek, in this coun-
ty, took his rifle and went into the woods in
pursuit of yenison. Having hunted some
time, he started three deer, which run round
q hill near where the new State road ctos-
ses the line OF Claverack townshp.--Mr.
Coon immediately crossed the bill with the
view OF meeting the deer as they should
come round the point Of the hill. Having
proceeded = little distance, he heard noise
of rustling il the she's in the direction
that he exp cted the dec 10 come, and ea-
ger for game, stepped hastily forward and
seeing sofncthinr move through the leaves,
he fred, and thu object fell. On approach
ing the spot, 10 INSTEAD Of deer---a man
had fallen, and MAS writing in the mrst ex-
crucisting agynies Captain Samuel Clark,
Of Clayerack, had contracted 10 open a part
of The state road, and was at work upon 1t a.
lone, when the ball struck him near the
right sh uder blad and penetrated 10 the
spirc of he back When Mr.. Com came
in tviih he sad intelligence, measures were
immediately taken for bringing in captain
Clark to lIs place of residence at Captain
Gregory's. tie received his wound about
one 0cicck, r NJ and retained his sensts
perfectly, w.iJe lie survived. which was On
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
For SALE.

THAT valuable Eaa.e iituated in North
Yarmouth, twelve miles from Portland,
and abour one hundred rods from the head
Of rhe tide in NorIhyarmcu,h, lying on the
Pnn Road from Portland to W,icaiiett, and
has been occupied by the fublcriber for a tav-
ern number Of years pan Said Eitate coa-
5ls Of very convenient rhree-itory Houie,
a Stable, Barn, Shed, and other OUT houies,
with good welt of water, and an acgueduct
leading TO the houfe, with about one hundred
and ZEN acres Of excellent Land, having
vouny Orchard on the fame, fad Farm Is ua-
der excellent improvement.
A FAM in the town OF freeport, at fIolt
corner. 10 called, within one miie of Porter's
landing, conGfing &C fifty four acres Of excel
lent land, a convenient Dwelling houle, Barn,
&c. Said Farm is under good Improvement,
ia well watered, cuts about fifteen tons of
Hay. and has an Orchard which bears coniid-
erabic fruit yearly, and swell htuatsd, either
for Farmer Merchant or Mechanic.
The above Farms viii he fold together or
feoarale A. may befs fur the purchaier. For
terms (which will be made eaiy) pieaie 10 ap-
Div 10 the fubfcriber q; Northyarmouth
SETH MITCHELL
Ns,tbys, nseutB, Aygya ~, 1909. GD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
ACCOUNT BOOKS.
Ledgers; Journals; Day and Record Books;
Note and Receipt Books.
STATIONARY.


STATIONARY.
Medium, Deny, Foolfcap. and Pot Paper I;
thick and thin Folio Poa; wove, bot prefled,
gilt and plain Letter Paper drawing and
e,nbeliihed do. \; muGc and blolting do ;
Quiils; black aud red Inkpowder; pocket,
wedgwood, lead, pewter and deik Inkitands !;
Ink Giafes for writing de1<s /; durable Ink
for marking linen Morocco Pocket Books
and Pnrfes Memorandum Books Pencils !;
States; Penknives; Deik Seals; Steel Filings |;
Sand and Boxes Waters and Sealing Wax |;
Court Plailer Paint Boxes and Bruihes !;
variety of Drawings; Cafes of Mathematical
lnitruments Playing Cards, s'e. TO
MARS Of the UNITED STATES.
A general ahortment Of Commercial, Juf-
tce aud other BLANKS
lniruetions for playing on muGcal Inftru.
ments, ALTO Singing Books of various kinds.
REGISTERS q ALM4AMACS.
The Mafachufet,s and U. S, Regilter |;
Farmers, Ilaiah Thomas, Lows, ClergYmans,
and Sheet Amsnacs for 1910.
G Ca6 si0en FIR clean Gotten end
Linen Rags, CanvaG and Junk.
PORTLAND, Dec. 25
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
lWhole No. Clio.

til about eight o'clock in the evening, when
he expired.
Captain Clark was respectable and wnr-
thy man, about So years Of age, and has ieis
; children 70 mourn his untimely death
Mr. Coon appeared exceedingly afflicted
there was no doubt that the wound WAS en-
tirely accidental but such accidents occur
sofiequently, that Il is impossible not ID con-
slider Tue persons who are the causes Of
them, ifnot guilty, at least extremely repre-
hensible for their carelesshess. Hunters
from such fatal consequences, ought to learn
to exercise more prudence and caution for
the future.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Iats Dsuimoas.


Some appear 10 think that the dem
ocrat;c editors can I" WELD at will'' the
destinies Of this Republic. Most un-
euestf6nably they are mistaken. A
late English writer says, The Eng
lish newspapers are powerful but
there is one thing they cannot do; they
cancel make the English people leave
III eating roast beef" Let us follow
up this ri-a, bat with little more
gravity. The american newspapers
are powerful; but there is one thing
they cannot do; they cannot make the
American people so to war with tor
cign nation Without a just cause.
F1eeman'S Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
Ebe seonitor. No. XIV.

Fer re haze seen his star in the east, AMI
hGsr come 10 sgorShip nam
Divine wisdom never required OF man
the bsliei Of any truth without somc hind or
testimony. 1t will ever stand upon record
to the eternal condemnation OF the unbe-
lieying, that light has come into the world,
yet men loved darkness ialher thar liz ht.
The true lover of truth will always feel dis
although it should reproye his sins or dis
appoint his expectations. The wise men IN
the days OF our Saviour were Of this cast.
In common with the rest of the Jews they
were anxiously expecting prince and a
temporal deliyerer. They had calculated
the end OF prophetic time with exactness
Various were the conjectures respecting
the promised Shiloh, & these lovers of truth
were waiting with patience for some new
direction. When 10 star in the east OF
uncommon splendor attracted their notice.
However, they soon understood its allusion,
and were not disobedient TO the heavenly
vision. The exact fuiflment of Scripture,
together with the supernatural appearance
IN the heavens carried CONVICTION to their
minds, that the ChIist, the Saviour OF Israel
had indeed appcared. Such Was the faith
OF old Testament believers. But the case
is far different with the modern free think.
CT. Ulwilhng TO admit the truth of any
thing which reprobates his iniouitoas prsc-
ices, he stumbles AZ the glorious truths Of
reyelati0n, and counts them foolisiiness.
Hsuce The grossest errors are received in-
TO his creed with scarce any ex.n..,s., iou
OF their otig,s or tendency. IL is eser ub.
servable lh-t the doubts of men keep pace
with tleir vices, and a. soon IS the Parry
OF Gospel rrecepts forbid al sinful lnslui-
gences, they are discarded BY The f,ioiisli
weary OF vice Is erroneous. These princi.
pies want confirmation nc viii cry, while
. the same time be w,il swallow down tie
pcrnlclous errors OF nildeh;y with The ut
most greatness. Not 80 the wise men ~
tie East. They we've dtuvtlcss much d,s-
appointed IN tn,.nIs that tits kingdom at
our Lord Va. lior vi llis ss0Flt, bui iaey
believed and .worshiped, ir,i,ng coilsciJus
that the testimony uel rrceHtu Vas true.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
FOR THE GAZETTE.


To wear All IN deserved dignity"
In no instance which can be cited
does the Character OF the Fcderslis.s
stand more conspicuous and preem-
inent, than in their late magnaninous
folbearance towards james Madison,
President of the United states.
Charity bSoomrth all men," Nor
is it Inconsistent with the federal char
acter 20 give applause when and where
II is due--even 10 an adversary--it is
All evidence Of thlt ingenucsity Of soul,
whica even their opponents do rot dis
aIion--so far from it, they haye not un-
Ireqnenuy combated with The federal
ISIS theii'rlshi to beslow praise on one
Of their own party, altho' perchance ne
might deserve it--and now forsooth
when for reasons and conclusions
strong as holy writ, they viii not fall
down and Worship Baai-they are char
ged with inconsistency and by some
with hypocricy.
Have ever the Federalists pledged
themselves to support Madison, except
on probation !? No. The balance was
suspended i'll the air-Patriotism in
one scale-Madison in the other-He
was fairly weighed and 8. found want
ing" Had he Invested himself of for
eign rubbish, as Charon's passengers
over the river Styx were obliged to do,
aid gone into the scale, heart flesh and
blood fnreiy American, he would TO
this momeut have kept an even balance
and have Justly merited and received
the unqualified appreciation and hon.
age of every Federalist, and of every
well wisher to his country's dignity and
honor.
But he now comes forth, /" in such a
questionable shape" that even many OF
his own adherents doubt him.
Let his followers candidly enquire
whether Madison be President of inde-
pendent America or Lieutenant En-
peror" Of our degraded country, now a
limb Of monstrous France The tinsel
and glitter of Office can be bestowed on
on but few--those who have the pro-
mise OF the golden fleece, and of be-
coming members of our American
legion Of honour" fhislead and deceive
the many.
go, that estates, degrees and Offices
Were purchased by the merit Of the
wearer.
How many then should cover, that stand
bare (!
How many be commanded, that COM
mana
--How much honour would be
Pick'd from tha chaf and runin OF the
times 20
To prove that Madison is as much
under French influence and fear as was
his notorious philosophical predecessor,
needs only recurrence TO the late di-
ploulaiic correspondence htlns,n rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
A letter from gentleman in w ash.

A letter from gentleman in w ash
ington, dated December 5, says,
A provision was made by the
French Emperor for Madame JEROME
BoNApARTE of 5 5000 outfit, and s
5000 per month. Col. Ioasard has
8 25, 900 per annum, with the rank of
Brigadier.---They are expected, with
the young PnINcE, to spend the winter
in this place, in courtly style"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
<-.~nlt@gA& @ce, :
OVERLOOKING TREASURY.


The report by the Secretary Of the
Treafury is document of fr1 ra5e
confequenee. Superficial fcribhlers
may fill Newspapers with Pompous
descriptions of our happy and -four
Thing fate. They may publilh their
y Politicks for Farmers" 70 purluadc
them that their interehs and thofe Of
the merchant are at variance. Our
official Gazette at Wilmington may
aifert that the whole body Of mer-
chants mixing but a very fmall pare
of the population of the Union, the
facrifce Of their purfuits, and even
their ruin cannot be confidcrcd
public CALAMITY But the report Of
the Secretary gives another view Of
all thric tnbjetts, and i i viev
fupported ~ asish.aetical certainty
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
TO RI SOLD.

y,r s,Sey IF Curt, or M0ND.6f' tie if
- fseui5 dsy # Jlzaa'y, ri 10 e'eiosk n. AZ
70 tie Eigt1a issey, Let # LIND on 1f
ruth esG FIX Fl Gun 4. iaai fret SAX o. re
e,.xi,n. Portland, Dec. 70, 1869.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jun.
INFORMS his friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ailortment Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,


AMONG WHICH ARg-black, blue, bottle
ereea, brown and dark mixt Eroadclorhs-
bAck, blue, brown aad fawE 'Kerlimcres---
bottle green Observation-Disclosures, blue,
fawn and crimrOn Peliece. clo,hs-plumb and
black Pe6ece Veivets-red green, black and
white FlanneIs-ditto Baizes--ditto Bonita
zet.s and Wildbores-Patent Corcs-.aHort-
ment Of veihngs--nen's Veivets- Fesrnatts
and Coatings- Forelt Cloths * narrow Plains
-Blankets-L inens-Shirting Cottons-India
Co,tons--biack, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twild do--a large aiIorlment of
Mullins Luiirings, Pertains, Modes and S'at-
tins-cotton Shawis and Hdkfs- Camels hair
l5rg Shawls--fgured rurbany-brosn pa
tii.ss--cotton Sewings--Silk rwif-iewing
Silk Ferrits and Ribhons-fhort fix Cloves
--veIvet Binding les CaIioces-Stuf
Goods Of all coiouss-worlted tiohery--mo-
rocco Shoes bet Of h.< work'd Buttons
Also Knives and Forks Bellows Peck
et Books peGtac.es--Patent Lamps-Shov
e.s acd TUngs-.Pins and Need es-Elshic
Knitting. Needles Spoons Thinbles--Mutfs
I'D IIDpeis, &c &c.--ail If which be will
Ut very low, and invites Pu-chaiers to cal
ard re fai theIHlelyes.
No, d It'll
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
FdhfIL1c BIBLES.

cp'iias elegant family Bible; Common
S.-s.o Bibles; Careys Bible variety OF
n 81 aud School Bibles; Tsltaments; Pray
= 2selsi BgiknaPs ami Waits Hymn Books.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01
HISTORH.

Rufels Modern Europe: Fergufons Roman
Republic; Rollins Ancient Hiilofy Gordons
American Revolution Beiknaps fiiftory Of
Mex Hamplhire; Hiltory of America, Cold
lnilhs fsstory Of Greece and Rome Robert-
fons Sout,. America Prisitleys Lectures on
Hisory; Higoricai Grammar; HardIes'Bio-
'grsphse,l Dictionary ADJ american Remen-
sfsncer, containing a com Iefe ans Impartial
account OF the .ives aud writings of eminent
men, particularly rhofe who have hgnallzed
thsEnle!Ves III America. :.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-01-01

New Edinburg DfpenIatory; Cuilen's Prac-
tice and Mareria Medica; ChedeIden's Anat-
omy Qaincy's Medicsi Lexicon; Lavofer's
Chesiftry Chsptol's ditto; Domeltie Medi-
cine; Townihend's Guide re Health; Perkins
Medical Annota ions; Underwood on DIFF
cafes Of Children Pharmcopia Smile Mid
wifsry.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
Lease Of the Indian QUEEN Ia0e1n
FOR SALE.

IN consequc ice ofmy declining health
will sell my lease of five years, from the Isl
of January 1911, of the Indian Queen In.
Uern, 1t is one ofthe best stands in the town
of Alexandria, and commands at this time aa
much, it not more than any other, of pro6ts.
bic business. There are sufficient numb.r
of respectable bosrdcrs to ensure any person
a comfortable living; which, together with
the transient custom attached to the house.
makes it desirable situation for a man oupJ
flied to keep House of ENTERTAINMENT. A
good tenant may have the lease EXTENDED 10
any length OF time he may choose.
| will also sell, if required,
the Beds and Furniture row in The house.
which are such as are requisite to the keep
ing comfortable and genteel house. The
house is large and roomy and there is at
tached to it stable calculated to hold fifty
horses The whole will be sold on liberal
credit 1t is thought unnecessary to say more,
as it is presumed any person wishing 10 pur-
chase will first view the premises.
John Hodgkin.
October 90. 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08

speedgts ifaz and perrnanen tcure ofvarlous
complaints which result from dissiPa'ed
pleasures, juvenile lndlscreuons, RESIDENCES
.inclimaies untayorable to the constltutlon,tDe
immoderate use oftea, frequent itoxicatioh
orany destructive intemperance, the nnskll-
FL i or frequent use of mercury, the diseases !.
pelculiar TO females at certain period %
life, bad layings in, &c.
And proved by long & extensive experience
to be absolutely unparalleled In the cure o. I
Nervous disorders, consumptlons, lowness OF
spirits, loss 10 appetite, impurity OF blood
hysterical affections inward weaknesses, VI.
client cramps in the stomach and back il'al
gestion, melancholy. govt in the stomach
involuntary emissions, pains In the AMOS
relaxations, obstinate elects, fur albus Ter
whites) impotency, barrenness, &C. ~c'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
HAMILTON'S
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
YEN G. e S.

Il
Which there is reason to believe, have
within ten years past, cured upwards OF two
hundred thousand persons OF both sexes, OF
every age, anu in every situation, OF various
dangerous complaints arising from worms,
and from Instructions or foulncss III the sto-
mach and bowels,
This medicine bears no analogy whatever
TO others of similar title. so commonly com
planned of as operating with violence, on the
contrary, particular excellence OF thi re-
medy is its being suited to every age g con-
sti,ution. II contains nothing but what is
perfectly innocent. and is so mild In Its ope-
ration that it cannot in]urc the MIST delicate
nrepnant lady, or the tenderest infant of
week cid should no worms exist in the body,
but will without pain or gripping, CLEANSE the
stomach and bowels of whatever is foul or Of
sfensive, and thereby prevent the production
OF worms anG many fatal disorders. The To-
zenees are particularly efHcacious in carrying
of all gross humois and eruptions, feverish
and bilious complaints, and are the safest and
mil,lest purgative that tan be urged on any
occasion.
A Gose of this medicine given occasionally
1i,inc the warm season will effectually pre-
vent the vomiting and purglng OF children,
a Dreadful disorder which annually destroys
thousands of the infant part OF our citizens.
1t is likewise the mi!dest and most certain re-
medy known, and has restored to health and
strength great number when in an advanced
stage Of this fatal complaint Particular and
plain instructions are given for every part of
thenecessary sreatraent in such cases.
Children generally takethi is medicine with
~eagerncss having pleasing appearance, and
an agreeable taste,
Dr. Hamilton's Grand Rsforatsvs.
Which the inventor confidently recon-
rends as and Invaluable medicine for the
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
Itch Cured,

By once using Lees Sovereign Ointment.
The proprietor informs those persons and Ia
miles who are suffering urder this disease
against the infection of which no person Is
safe, that if this ointment is used at night on
going to bed 1t never Tails to perform cure
by the following morning, SIS thousands VINO
have used it during the last ten years can tes-
tify. The peculiar excellencies OF this IN
faIlille remedy for the itch, above every o.
Their, are the certainty of the cure by a slhgle
application the ingredients being so lnno-
cent as to be applied with perfect safety TO
the terderest infant ; and its being not only
free from any offensive smell, but equally a.
greeable with the pleasantest pomatum'
Haha's true and Gsnulnt German Corn
Platter,
An infallible remedy for Corns; speedily
removing them root and branch, without CIV
ing pain.
Genuine Perhas, Lotion,
The Restorative Powder-tor the Teeth
and Gums.
Hohn's Genuine Eye Water,
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes.
Hamilton,s Essence and Extract
Of Mustard,
For Rheumatism, Govt, Palsy, Swe lllngs
Numbness, sc.
Tooth Aehe Drops,
The only remedy yet discovered, which
gives immediate and lasting relief In the
most severe in stances.
TIE Anodyne ELIXIR,
For the cure of every kind of head ache.
The Damask Lip SaIus.
Mfalhble Ague and Fever Drops.
~ The above well known Medicines
continue to be sold by James Kecnedy, senr
King Street, who has for years past been sole
yender in Alexandria. in which time imlta-
tons and counterfeits have abounded, most OF
them have sunk into disrepu'e, but as others
are succeeding, purchasers will do well to
observe that each of the genuine articles have
ON the OUTSIDE wrapped the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
Widow Of the late Proprietor.
AUGUST 81. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-11-08
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

MS IS 70 give NOllCe, Hat
the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters tcs-
tamentary or the estate of Thomas Jacob,
late of the county aforesaid, dcceascd-
All person. having claims against the said
decd are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to Carey Bronaugh,
on or before the 3oth day of April next,
or thev may by law be excluded from all be-
neht to said estate and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 3 list day of Oct
1910.
Mary Jacobs, Exrx.
Of Thomas Jacob
November |, eo4w
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stool,
in the Little River Tu,npile COM holders
take place on the first Monday in p ps"!' will
next, at the City Hotel, in Alex.nse.m oer
VIII IN time an election will be heIa e.. y
sldent, four Directors, and IT,. aPe}
statement OF the accounts, ,oge,hers:.
report OF the progress of the wo,,. with u
be laid before the Company. "' will.
The Stock holders on The J.,o,
are also notified that lie FIRST install 'puon!
SS3 l-3 On each Share by them rern.s. ' Of
subscribed, becomes due On tho l,, ~ WelyI
airy, 1911, which they are reoues,el :" 'a'm'
Jonah Thompson IN Alexandra, on ., pp ay oI
that day. By order OF the board Of n;ro ot'o's
Jonah Thompson, f''|
lreasursrL. II. T, G
October 10. ,n