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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
BERNADOITE-KINo ELECT OF
SMKpEl

SWEDEN.
FROM Biographical account
which has been published of this Cen
eral, it would appear that Bonaparte,
OF the fact be true that he has either
given or Ieat eight millions Of Francs
70 Sweden, 20 elect 3ernadotte,) has ap-
plIeda maxim TO rliiicS, which he ne
Yer used IN war. build a
bridge OF gold for retreating enemy !
This celebrated and successful officer
was born on the Goth Of January, l763,
At Pau in Bern, in the Lower pyren-
ees. His father was lawyer. He en-
listed when he was fifteen years old,
embarked soon after III the squadron
commanded BY NJ. D. Sufrein, and vas
present at the battle Of Candelorc, 10
the East Indies. After going through
the several grada6ons OF military rank,
be was in 1863, appointed Ambassador
a: Vienna, where he was exposed to
great personal danger, and at length O.
bhged to quit that capital.
Ia 1899 Bcrnadotte was appointed
minister of war. He was dismissed
by the directory, under the pretext that
he had sent in his resignation, though
the fact was never officially made
known: Bernadotte should have con-
trddiCted this. On the 18th of Bru-
rlaire he refused to assist Bonaparte.
The hopes of his party being entirely
destroyed by the events Of that day, he
privately withdrew with his wife from
Paris, and secreted himself at Chateau
fraie, country house, four leagues
from that city.
In March, 1900, was appointed COM
mander in chief of the army of the
West, and he established his head quar-
tiers at Renaes and in 1901, ii was in
contemplation TO send him out 10 Lou
isiana, with the authority of Captain
General. In 1902, it was intended to
appoint him Ambassador, TO the u.
States. He passed the year 1908, at
Paris, without any employment. In
1904, he was appointed commander in
chief OF the army of Hanover.
he was present at the battle of Au-
sterlitz, that OF Jena, and one cam
paign against the Russians in Poland.
He commanded the French army in
Denmark, when the Marquis Romano
succeeded by embarking the troops,
and returned 10 defend his country.
Dming the campaign of 1903, gen.
eral Btrnadotte served with The Saxon
trcops.-He commanded at Antwerp,
when the expedition of Waichern took
place.
tie was fortunate enough to be cleo
ted Crown Prince Of Sweden, az mo-
ment whebhs was at Paris without EN-
Ployment.
Belnadotte married Mademoisclle
Clary, the daughter of a respectable
merchant Of Marselles, by whom he
has an only son.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Ia q Rct.resenfa.ton.


Dec. l4--Ehe DILL on this subject
Was again discussed in committee Of
The whole. A motion 10 make $4,000
the rate Of representative was made
AKA negaiiycd f; $4,000 was also mega
lived. a motion to make 10000 the
vote p4zsyd-7S voting in the affirma-
i've. The committee ;hen rose.
. The Li!I was taken Up in the House,
and the question 10 concur in filing up
the blank with 5000, was opposed By
MIR. Pitkin and Mr.. Quincy, who con-
tended that no ratio ought 10 be adop-
ted which would reduce the present
number Of Representatives of State ;
and that Congress had no power 70 fix
th- ratio until the population of the
States were known.-Mr. Quincy
then moved tue postponsmcnt Of fur,
Ties consideration Of the bill until
AIonlay.--Carli5d.
A petition of 5. Knight, Paymastel
al Nvw-Orleaas, stating the special or
der OF Mr.. Dearborn, whra accretarl
at War, to advance II Gen. WlIkinsor
400 dollars or account of "ertra ia
lta1s," WAicA sum the War Account
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Ciibentb Congress.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Dec. l3ih-The bill apportioning the
ratio Misrepresentation among the sew
cral states, was taken up and debated,
but no question taken.
. .Non- Intercourse Lar.
Mr.. MumiorJ presented a petition
from the merchants of New-York sta
ting the embarrassment; they must suffer
iEihs No2-intcrcourse Law is enfo, ced
IN tbs manner Mr.. Gailatin says II win
lie. Referred 10 the committee en-
Commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

4 LII AoH---. VII. ~ ldido l'l1SCt9lSN
the petition Of the Legislature Of New
Orleans, praying TO be admitted into
| the Union as State.
Dec. l8.-Mr. Findley presented
the petition of The Stockholders Of The
Bank ofthe United States, praying for
an extension oftheir charter. Referred
10 stlect committee Of IL.
Mr. Pierson, after stating the procce-
dings on this subject at the last session,
offered the following resolution -
Resolved, That a committee be APP
pointed to enquire into the conduct of
Brigadier General James Wilkinson,
IN relation to his having at any time,
whilst in the service of the United
States, corruptly received money from
the government Of Spain, or its agents
or IN relation 10 his having, during the
time aforesaid, been an accomplice, or
IN any way concerned with the agents Of
aEy foreign power, or with Aaron
Burr, in project against the dominions
OF the king of Spain, or TO disnember
these United States And that the
said committee inquire generally into
the Conduct of the said James Wilkin.
son, as Brigadier General in the army
OF the United States That the said
committee have power 10 send fer per-
sons and papers, and compel then al
tendance and production land fhct Tie
said James Wilkinson be notified 5y he
committee 9 tie time and place ofiheir
sitting, and that he be heard ia his de-
Jence] and that the committee report
the result of their enquiry to this house.
Mr.. Root moved that the resolution
lie on the table-Mr. Pitkin was oppo-
sed to delay in this 5usiness, as was
Mr.. Taylor---Mr. Smili. thought this
business unnecessary and uncoDstitu-
tlonal from the beginning, The ques-
ton was taken by ayes and noes and
lost, ayes SO, noes 70.
Mr.. Love moved to postpone until
-morrow-lost, 46 to So. MIR. Troup
moved the amendment in italics, which
sitter some debate was adopted by Mr..
Pierson.
AT half past 3 o'slock the final ques-
ton on the passage of the resolution
was taken and carried, ayes 76-Noes |
SO, and committee Olive was ordered |
to Dc appointed. Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
PREsRURG, ocT 0,

Ga the 10Th uIt. leverc action
took place between the Turks, and
the Servians aaa RuGians. The
Turks $4,000 ttrong. attempted 70
take by itorm the Srryiaa Camp.
near Jafsa bat the destructive FIRE
OF the RuiiAa ariiiery, AMI the deter
mined bravery with which the Ser.
yiaas fought, obliged them to retire I;
and in the evening the Turkith ar
my truck its camp, bur without b.
ing forced from its petition II is
n0y gaR-rally ezpect=a that the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

\ 4 y san, by lclior Tat re Floidisr ".
volulionsts are recruiting, within ~.
merican lines, 10 engage ulrn 70 attack h..
bile Fort, which ~ btld NV fsithful {
Iaids. The EOtt SKI, ,fnely strong.
By publication. IN the New. York Con.
merci&l Adseriiser, X appears, tha, whrs
France last held Louisiana, th4t i in I7fs
she did not hold any part VI West Fio1l,
having ceded 70 England what she had nos,
sessed there, On The 10Th cf Eebusry az
tha. year She afterwards ceded IN snain
what she had retained If Louisiana. Spair
in 1900, declares she :. reUoteaes u nee
Louisiana rs it was bounded svhlm FRANCE
IT," These words uudUubledly
apply 90 the last period of possession b.
France, because the word reUccaces admits
Of no other construction EPest Florida ne.
yer having been coded to Spain by France.
No Republican can wish lie IT. States
to take possession IF territory be!cnEmgto
another nation merely because Dc happens
to sdjoin ours, u have goDJ soil, hatJOuTs,
Or to be convenient tor rounding our own
lominons.
This would be desPotic ccBdnct indeed F!
AS Infamous as any, action We sscrioe 10
foreign Tyrants. The invasion OF Florida
then must be unanimously determined Go he
right o. wrong, rs Cur eIAin ~ ownership "
well pr ii-iOunded. Il therefore hcRoves
every citizen to weigh ali the evidence
which may be adduced AZ 20 This point.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Extract ilona Ms.thesg Lran,s gri.inrs.

Extract from Matthezg Lyoa's Writings.
" Notwithstanding every effort ought 10
lie made by the government, ~ the states.
and BY individuals 70 put = TnericAn manu-
facturas on such a footing as 20 make i. un-
necessary and Improbable q bring any thing
we can raise or m axe, from abroad, that il
not enough for the government to DO That
government can never be faithful 10 q ma
ton, like this, in the habit Of raising 40
million of dollars worth Of produce over
and above that requisite for their own con
sumption, unless they endesvor BY all means
in their power to keep open the avenues Of
expectation, and render all the facility in
their power 70 those who launch cut te
bring home honey to the hive.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
ERFURTH, OCT. :

a public notification has this day
been made here, that all thoie who
do nor within three days diicharge
the arrears of taxes and rents due 10
the Imperial treafury, fhall be fub-
j -cted = military execution for en-
forcing payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
NEw.YoRk, DEG. %, 1910


A letter from gentleman al Fort
Stoddert, in the Mississippi Territory,
dated Nov. IL, 1910, says, "The re-
port that the English have taken pos
session of Pensacola, is fuse. The Ba-
ton Rogue Florida Independents are on
the march against the Mobile and must
be ours or N. Orleans must fall. From
Pensacola an enemy's feet could annoy
New-Orlcans very essentially /; and the
Greeks and Choctaw nations, who love
the English, would contribute not a lit-
tie to support rendezvous there.
Other letters say, The Spanish for.
at Mobile is regular fertilization, and
that the inhabitants have placed their
valuable effects therein, and will defend
them.
Extract Of a letter. from a gentleman IN
he Mississippi Territory, dated Glib:
son Port, Noe. l3, 1910.
have just line before the dcpar-
ture Of the mail tc inform you Of my
arrival here, though it was attended
with considerable difficulty and a warm
conflict with the Choctaw indians. On
The 9TH instant, tour Of the above nation
we'll armed attacked two Of US where
We were lodged, and beat US very sore
~, and tore every rag Of clothing from
my body, then carried US prisoners a.
bout miles, where we remained until
morning before We were liberated"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

The New Hampshire Gazette says,
His Excellency Gov. LaDgdon has
yielded TO the earnest and repeated soil
citations OF his iellow-citizens, in differ
eat parts of the State, and consented 10
be candidate for the Chief Magistracv
at the ensuing election. - Hog he loves
The feotie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Cap. Johnson, (says the Baltimore A.
mericAn) arrived yesterday reports, that
81. Augustine presented scene Of distress
hey ono description. Accounts were recei ~
there al thirty four vessels being wrecked
from the 25Jh 70 the 29th October-four-
teen On the Keys, and twenty On lie coast
OF Florida, principally Americans the
crews were coming IN daily, in tie most
dep.orable situation, naked and destitute IF
every means, mangied and much mu;ila.ed,
from their long march and sllfl+rinrs On.
the coast.-The great influx OF these into
St. Augustine, raised the price ~ provisions
and boarding TO so great rate, tAat those
able 70 walk, would have TO foot il TO ST.
Hary's, there being 10 vessel az s.. Angus
tine. The crew OF tie ship Anna, Hooper
of this port, had arrived there, af.er = long
march. Capt, ]. brought in several ufu.e
brig Argus, of New Haven, ocuna ~ Bar
BADGES, one Of tie ship Auna, M this port,
and Portuguese, who belonged no ship
from Havana % Spain. CIFJ. y. cngld OBJ
tain no particular last Of tbs l.sses bit tie
number.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Col. CONSTANT, Of the 9th u. S. re-
Siment, has leave of absence on a long
Jnrlongh. He is to renounce his pay
butte retain has rank until called into
actual service, 10 obey which call he
holds himself in readiness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Is there has been iilver coin fent
from Bzyonne TO Madrid, taken by
the Patriots, to the amount Of
200, 900 dollars, it is probable poor
King IosfFA BoNAPARTE viii BE-
literally left sgstt5af : cy5ayE :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

ConEaaud7r il chief cf the Turkilh
army will make iome other demon
itrations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
fcrtlQI gutellieer(c.


LONDON, Get. 90.
4 coI6ierable tFeafure defined
for The pay of he French armies was
on she 10th ult. intercepted between
Goa aud Aureza, on the great road
leading from Bayonne 10 Madrid
lhe escort oonprifed 600 infantry
and 80 cavalry aud owing to
information which rhe Governor
If Gomary had received, he had
thought fit TO increase it to 900 men.
The patriotic force was barely S5o;
and its commander, Don ElpazA
Mena, therefore, prudently choie to
IT. Ike the attack under cover Of the
night The enemy, though taken by
farprife, made vigorous rehitancc
but being d.iyen back, q Wagons
flied with the lreaiure were carried
off by the Parrots, as well as 90
priioue's, % hories, arms, amuni-
ton, sc. The booty thus made
was calculated at 400, coo crowns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
Ere,,l Ia hir gfon- De- !

Ffs'I Washingfoa, Dec. Is.
Hest Foriaa--In the discussion az this
subject there viii be some sport.-As I
hln'ed before, the President has. taken !
step which will Cause him some uneasiness
II snail at proper time communicate
soae documents on this subiecl, which will
place the matterin true light.
D. r. I'd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

a letter, from the Mississippi Territory.
n NOV y. says It is rumoreu the indepen-
dents are about sending a force sgainst lie
Mo3iiIe, n y est Florida, and Pensacola,
capital OF West FLORIDA. This shows thai
Gov ClaOoina may hud q Spanish Iegslar
torce ~ til Mobile, within what the Uni
tec States ci&nn and that the reyoluttonlsts
4'd not intend, IA their projecls, to eonfne
themselves to our cl-im.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

On the 18th Sept 1911, there will
be great eclipse of the sun, visible, II
the atmosphere be clear in the after.
noon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Mr. David B. Wardenis at Washing.
ton, soliciting the government to be aD.
pointed Consul General, or perhaps
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

The Humane Society Of PhiIadelHhiA
have Offered, for The best DIssertatiDN lif
the means # restoring ~ l.!e Pc sens apri,-
emily dead by drowning, and more etlect0
al than any yet in use, God MeJ4i. V2ile
Two Hundred Dollars.
For the second best, piece of Pate,
value One Hundred Dollars.
The Dissertations are 70 Descent % the
secretary Of the acicts GiOsI p4id) by tn
first dag Of January 1915,
They may * wFIUen N me EnSIis'
Frenci,, or Latin language, 70 be acraIafs'
iutl vith a sealed papelp CONTAINING tAe ao-
tls0r's name anu place VT residence, ~hcA
is not 10 be opened unless the Prize = n.y.
crceG-
They are 70 re submitted TO tie jog
meut and decision II tie mecicaI @
icssyrs OF tie UaiNafsHy o. f~-n ~
MA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

A letter from Madrid llates, that
Jofcph had returned TO the Capital /;
that The inhabitants were in misery !;
thar contribution was levied Of
100000 rails per day, TO fupply the
Court, the Treafury being without
money and that the Cedulas, or
new royal paper, were at % per
cent discount The Bills of San
Fernando, the former Government
paper, were at 81 per cent, dis
Count.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Two men have recently been senten-
ced 10 death for murder in New York.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31
HAL tHOFEt CKC 10
Dsnocrctic Denunciatt9n: OF Derls.
CrlIs.
Extract TO the Edifors, dated H~4shirFtoa. De
1880

Extract 10 the Editors. dared H-ashirgton, Dec.
is. 1910
Edward Livingston has taken posses
sion OF the Bstture, in come xion with some
corrupt officers Of the IT, 5. government.
The late marshal Esputen Of N tie annex
ed paper, was the friend cf L. O. and all
Burr men-the present marshal is . good
man, but weak and sometimes mailman.
The district attorneyewas the late major OF
the 5h regiment infantry u. $. He is with
out principle and in proof, boasicd that re
bad lived two months in Gen. WilkinsOn'x
family, IN order a" TO blow him up"--he was
Ignorant of his duties as military man:
but resigned on his arrival at Orleans,
through the influence of Thos. u. Robert
son, The Secretary ofthat Territory, WHO is
Randolph n Clark-man) The inveterate
enemy OF Gov Claiborne and the u. S. 60
vernnent.--Whig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Mr.. Alexander Macrg''. Me Lieut..
Gov. OF the State ofVirsInia, has arri-
we'd at Paris, in quality Of Consul and
Commissary of Prizcs. lie suctccds
Mr.. DE-. Warden, WHO had beeA an.
pointed only Professionally.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Oh. 3I.- American papers to
The 28th September have arrived.
The letter of Champagpy to the A
merican Minifer, announcing the re-
voeatian Of the Berlin and Milan de-
erces, had reached the United States,
where it produced a cnniiderabls
Ienfation and difference of opinion.
Thofe perfons in the iDtetef of
France extolIed it beyond meafurc
as complete proof of the canlcur
and coed intentiens of that govern
ment towards the United States !,
while their opponents maintained
that it was paltry attempt to ca
iole America, there not being the
leaf probability that the conoitiots
upon which the decress were to be
revoked would be complied with by
Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

an had refused < allow, as not author
lied by law; and praying relief
Referred 10 the Committee Of claims.
adjourned 10 Monday.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31

Dec. I8M---Mr. Poydras presented
the petition Of the Legislature Of New
Orleans, praying 10 be admitted into
the Union as a State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-12-31


Oct 3o-The following is an ex-
tract o. letter from the Captain of
fhe Aurora traniport, dated in the
Tagus, Oct, IL, ADD received by
way of Portfmouth -" / have iuit
returned on board from Lifbon,
where | have been theie 10 days.
10 give you picture of Liibon in
its preient fate, is quite out of nv
power bur never did | witnefs 70
ftriking a osntraf in 10 ihort a time.
All is now diitrefs, difmay and def
pair, particularly among the mercan-
tile body, WHO have been told by the
Admiral and Commihary, that they
mutt ihift for themfeives, and iecufe
their property in the bett way they
can. Myfelf, and the other matters
Of the :raniports here, have received
the final inftruclions from Admiral
Rerkely az 70 cur proceedings
In cafe of an embarkaliou taking
place; and we have poGiivc orders
not to admit any private Psrfons, or
properly Of any difcription whatever,
unconncaed with the army baggage,
on board our yenels, on any pretence
whalioeyer. Hegv tie par merchants
NH Jar, in the sUent Of cur army g
vacsatiag tie Place, Heavfn Onk
kr94Us-for ii is pretty certain that
we have not more than a fuficient
tonnage TO bring eff the combined
troops, even allowing for the num-
Der that mutt fall III the approach
ing general battle, of which We eve
~ hour expect an account.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-09
Land for Sale.

m pursuance of decree Of the worship
full court Of King George county, we the
subsc ribsrs, commissioners therein name.,
will expose to public sale to the, highest bid
der on the premises Tor ready cash, on Tues
day the 18th Of June next, one undivided mole
'ty sffAe TRACT or LAND lying Ia the
county of Fairfax, on the waters Of Difficult
Ruo, about fifteen miles from Alexandria
the Little River Turnpike Road passing thro'
the tract. This land was conveyed by &deed
of gift from John Ashton, SEN. TO Charles II.
Ashton and others, and is sold 10 satisfy q
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles II.
Ashton . 49, f-g- ~ AZ. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-09

Treasury Department., ComptrOlleFs Office,
April u, 1910.
SIR--It has been represented tothis de-
partment that at some of the nstom .hcases
practice prsyaiIs0f permitting the eonsie-
ness,of merchandise % enter II with certain
discounts taken of TO this country. : This
practice is NOT warranted by Laws ardinight,
ispermIHed, lead to consequences injurious
to the revenue, and to the merchants at those
ports where the practice does not obtain. Il
is an objeet Of primary impOrtanes TO estsb-
ish and maintain Uniform rnlessby which tAs
officers Of the customs are TO Dc governed in
tAeiFoiheiAl auies !; aDdlnore eSpecieilywith
respect to the principle upon whiehthe q
mount Of duties is 10 be asesrtained. In
fatprs therefore, yeu win permit no allow
snes Whatever for discounts, unless they be
actually and positively made on theeface of
the invoice BY the exporter; and ysd ase hot
sorAghra sGsh rs are 70 depenanpoe eoadisi-
oRssobe psEEarnsd ~, the esnsigness u .Ais
country. = ..l. Ar tzsia &. 80 I,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-09

A French surgeon ,(PortaD has written
apaper to prove that cutting of the great
toe 10 sperific against the falling sickness.
In The atonishing progress Of science, it
maybe discovered that a maa can stand
better upon one leg than on two.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-09
William Moss.
Joseph Powell,
William Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
Richard Radcliffe.
2awts
ISAAC KELL,

Csppe,smith, Rlsmber, and Hs-R iste-
-, {. Worker, IS
;TTKvtsE3 REMOVED from Water to
u fifnce street.. two doors ADORE the
tc6fHss of the late Coll. Hoee, inferznst Aoss
VINO ;haxs hitherto favored him with fbsir
custom, and these who may be Disposed %
40 60, that he viii thankfully reeeiys and
'erlsav0rto merit their fayors. a
,SEaah or,eIehange given for old cePPsE,
I3fass, Bewteror Esad. - - &: q
gss.,fs 81 WANTED, IS
3. A Roy q gosa morals - ARPcsntiss' e
The shove bssinssss g, s et -
| MeEsA g; ~, ! /.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-09
Wanted to Pnirhsfc,
A'lew young NEGR0Essu d. both. sexes.--
Apply ut Mr.; AssgAias tavern, St5ss d Is;
MayT. ~ ~, & WA y,d ~ sSts -
IN 70 n nc E,

sYsHE Stockholders Of the Mashirgton
Il : and Alexsndia lsurspikc Company,
ess;reqnssted torattend 10 general meeting Of
the Company at,the COURT ouse, on zxssaay
the Esd instant, at ten ,osclcck, "A. VI. &C
which time and place he Looksso che Conn
:pany will BE opened for an inspection and 3
proposition will De snase FOR recsisiAg sub
scrip.ions for an addiiicnal. nnmbcr az skases
to complete the said road, ard win be ronti-
nusd open BY adjournment frems day Co. day.
&,til the number which shall be allowed =
subscribed for. u 80. u ~ = III ~
g. Deneaie, Pyessdent. Y