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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
GERMAN GOODS.

TO Maria BeckIey, * Elizabeth Prince,
executrixes of John Beckley, decd. aud
- Beckiey, infant son of The said John
Beckley by tina said Maria Beckley his
guardian, and William Aylett and Mar
tina his wife, late Martha Posey.
TAKE NOTICE-That on the 3oth day
= OF January in the year 1911, at the
Washington Tavern, in the City of Rich.
mond, between the hours of nine in tbe
morning and six in the afternoon, we shall
proceed to take the deposition of william
Chamberlayne, 20 be read as evidence tn.
two suits depending, IN the Superior Court
OF Chancery for the Richmond district, IN
one OF which l John Emmerson am plain.
tiff and you are defendants, and in the o.
therSwe Philip Thomas aud Isaac Stone
are iplaiatfs and you are defendants; by
virtue of a comniss on for that purpose OBJ
tanned from the Office Of the clerk of ths.
said court. - a.
John Emmerson,
Philip Thomas,
Isaac Stone.
Decemher o. wAo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
Boston, Dec. IL.


Captain Bartlett, in the brig Comes,
arrived here yesterday, in So DAYS
from Lisbon.--He left the city ON
the 9th November at, which time the
two grand armies occupied the same
ground they did at the date OF our IRE.
vtous accounts. Some sk;rmishinp had
taken place between the out postsOand
the fortifcations on each side wrrs
daily streng hened. A few DAYS be.
fore captain B. sailed, it; was reported
that sMassena had detached COCO men
in bo3tA across the Tagus, for the pur-
pose, was supposed, of CARING pro.
v'ons Wand tina, number OF Por,u-
guese .troops had also gone over 10
wa'ch them. The particular situate n
OF che French, asi. regards provisions
was no. exactly known: but it was
generosity believed, hey ware in wapt
OF almost every article of suhsis en-e /:
white N The British camp supplies +
ever kind, Were IN most ample album
dance The following prices afford
sone iotor a.ion of the state Of tbe
a;srkets al Lisbon-Wheat 2 75-In
dian Sorn 81 . d!s,-Barley ST
Beans 2 2 5o-Flnur II SO 1s
Beet II SO 14-Pork 16 a 10
hice H0 s-Codfsh 5 so 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

Pursuant toa decree of the Superior Coprr
OF Shancery, holden IN Richmoud, June
26Ah, 1910, wherein
Nivan Kearns, Pitt
AGAINST
alexander Blackwood, Thomas Pulling.
Esther Dunlop, widow. aid relict of Jas
Dunlop, decd. Margaret Dunlop, intans
chfiden of James Dunlop, decd. by E,-
theF Dunlop. assigned their guardian.
ana W,li'sm Long, admir- of the said
James Dunlop, Defts.
WILL be exposed to sale, ON tie premi.
ses for ready money, on Monday the
2lst January next. at 10 o'clock, a 10, az
iaud lying 10 the valley, being the lot in
che proceedings mentioned, subject to the
dover OF the widow of the aforesaid Jamrs
Dunlop. -,
John Nicholson, Comm.
December "a, 1910 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
OUR SOUTHERN FRONTIERS.

The following is an extract of letter
from gentleman of high responsibility and
intelligence in Mississippi territory, dated
November 28- 1t has been calculated that
Governor Claiborne would reach Natchez
on the 29th so that we may expect, at an
early day, to receive Information of the
mss,uer in which he has been able to exc.
cute his instructions in taking possession of
the TERRITORY West of the Perdido.
- &C Enclosed yon will receive copy of
letter from Don Vincent Folcb, Gov. Gene
raj of the Floridas,by which yoe VIII per-
eeive, that cur trade-in this quarter rs re-
leased from the burdens uneer which II has
heretofore bsen oppressed.
awe are annoy ed with another Burr pro-
;ect against the Spaniards. 1t is headed
Inv Mr.. Kemper OF Baton Rouge, aud MIR.
> K pneoy a Lawyer ct tins place. they
have inveigled many Of cur nnlnformed ci-
; tizens across the National Boundary, where
7shey have, few days Aioce. raised their
standard, and are preparing 10 attack the
town OF MOBILIZE"
: y SIR,
In conformity to the wishes the govern
smeut of the United Stats $, as expressed by
their Secretary at War in ms letter, u
copy .ot which you nave presented me, and
have every reason to believe are now pend
ing between his Catholic Majesty's x your
yoyernment, which, am fully prrssaced,
will speedily place the Etoridas in the pos
session of the latter; hereby declare, that
from this date, no duties whatsoever shall
I, be levied or collected at this place, or WITT
. IN this district, QnCiudGg Pascagoia) on any
vessel, goods or snerchandize, beiongiug to
any citizen of the u. States, or their ter.
.rifortes, or any person residing in either,
. or.passirg 20 or from the Msss'ss'ppi terri-
tory. -3-
In consequence of this friendly step, which
the Spanish government gives as an nnequI-
vocal. proof of their desire to maintain a
good understanding with the United States,
.9i hope that their government will employ
its forces 10 dssipate the troubles toment-
ed and protected by their ciuzeps.
May God preserve you Dany years.
". FoLCH.
Mobile, November 18th, 1910.
Capt. L. p. GAINES.
General Armstrong arrived in this ci-
~ On Thursday.
Henry Middleton Esq. is elected Co.
vernor of the state OF South Carolina.
a Gen. Thomas Sumpter has once more
received the uEarimous Suffrage OF the Le..
gislaiure foe the oflcesof Senator OF the u.
Estates for six years ensuing the 9TH March
next. -
A sumptucus poblic dinner was given 20
Gen. ARMSTRONG; at Baltimore, on Tues
day, at which the mayor OF the city presi.
ded.
A letter received in New York from Hs-
wanna, dated the 9TH inst. mentions that the
foyaIis,s and the rebels las they are term-
ed in Mexico, have had three engage
men,s. IN all Of which the ioi mer C ain the
victory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28
BLAcKsMIrHs FoR sALE.

Two likely NEGRO MEN. one ofthem re-
L gulsrly brought up TO Che Biacksmi;hs,
trade, the o,her has been mostly employed A.
a striker. Eos terms enquire ~ tlis ofEce.
DsCember &c, islv saw2w -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

I Ors ==FOn SALE, or TO LETT on build-
L. ing leases, lying in Port Mayo, both on Tie
Waier and back ground, on easy terms to sncl.
as will improve shortly Also, several scites
for Coal Yards, to which coal can be tsketf
from boats and shipped ag in tor 50 cents pgt
hundred bushels Tie advantages Of this pro
perry will present themselves on view OF ,hs
premises. WM. M YO.
Powhatan, Dee. 9th, 1910. At.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

NOTICE. The Rev. +. Hughes. By
IN permission of the Rector Of the PARSE a
intends to preach every other Sunday, "a
the church.
Redmond, Dec. %, 1910. 2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

Died lately " New.York, Mrs. Gates, relic,
Of the sata,Oga hero,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-28

DAVID PRICE.
Assistant for taking census. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
ENTERED.
(" LIVERPOOL, Aug. %.

D
The information which was received
lew days ago, stating that the ports Of
France were opened for the admission
OF cotton, colonial produce and East
India goods upon the payment of the
annexed duties, has been succeeded by
intelligence of more interesting ma
ture.--lhe minister for foreign relali-
ons has, II appears, addressed letter
to Mr.. Armstrong, dated the 5th inst.
in which, after some predatory remarks
.uponthe previously existing state OF the
relations betA cen France and Ameri
ca, he observes, that " the ports of A.
merica are open 10 French commerce,
and France is no longer interdicted to
the Americans. 10 short, Congress
engages to oppose such OF the bellige-
rents as shall REFUGE to recognise the
rights of neutrals."
ne then proceeds to say, Z" In this
new state of things, am authorised to
declare to you, sir, that the DEGREES Of
Berlin & Milan are REVOKED and
that, from the first of November they
will cease to be in force it being un-
derstood, that, inconsequence of this
declaration, the English shall Revoke
their Orders in Council, and renounce
the new principles of Blockade which
they have attempted to establish, or that
the United States, conformably to the
Act which you have just Communicate
cd, shall cause their rights to be res
peCted by the English.
Although it is probable that the do
cument IN question, will have arrived
in America before this communication
yet we have thought it our duty to &C
quaint you, by the earliest conveyance,
with screen, and unexpected change,
in the commercial policy Of France, as,
IN whatever light it is viewed, it MAJ
lead to the most important results, with
which our mutual interests, and future
prospects, arc closely connected. II
The Berlin and Milan decrees arc, in
principle and effect, virtually repealed
and II our Orders in Council, which
were professedly Issued as rclahstivr
MEASURES, should be, IN consequence,
revoked, one great obstacle TO az ami
cable arrangement between Great BTi-
tain and America viii be, thereby, re
moved; but, On the contrary, If the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
WILLIAM COWAN,
WITCH MIXER.

HAS Just received an assortment of ar
ticles in his line, which with his for
mer stock, consists Of Warrantcd1 Gold
and Silver Watches, Clos ks and Time
Pieces, general assortment Jef-SAver
Ware, pearl set. and plain Jewefryu plated
Casters, Wine Strainers Cha 4ber Brdck.
ct, patient. and large Capdlektick6 (Hw-
est patternsl Snuffers, and SrbFef T Jays,
Salts sc Fn, pSsse' ,a Books ssa p%:
Gil Cases, Scissors and Cases, Fruit and
Pen Knives, Segar and Snuff Boxes, Thin
bies, Lady's and Gentlemen's Steel, Gilt
and Silk Chains, Keys, Seals, &c. All of
which he offers at the most reasonable pri-
ces.
n. B. Watches and Clocks of every
description carefully repaired. Orders in
the above line will be strictly attended 10
Richmond, Oct. I'd, 1910. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

TUST Received and fer Sale by the Sub
se,ioel at his Glass; and Cnlna Store,
i,ss eoor above the Eagle Tavern,
Pipes london particnlas Madeira Wine
is ditto do Dc Teneritfe do
II iIhds old Antigua and Jamaica Rum
90 rierces do Wh;skey
5 Pipes Cosniac Brandy
3 do Holland Gin
Champagne Claret, Port, Sherry and
Malaga Wines
s Tierces & Hibtert's Brown Stout, x
90 Bbls. pbilsd. BottIed Por.er
IS Ches;s Gunpowder Tea, of the latest
Importation
S hall Chess 4 qs. TO. aud 90 cases I'm
perisi Teas
so Boxes Spermiciti and Tallow Candles
100 DITTO Goshen Cheese
IL ditto shaving Soap and Wash Balls
20 Hhds New Orleans Sugar
90 Do and so Bnls Muscoyado ditto
6 Do and SO Bois superior qualified
Leaf do
so Bags Green and Is White Coffee
10 Crates Liverpool Ware
10 Boxes Glass, assorted
10 Dining Setts Liverpool and Canton
China
so Tea Ditto conta ming from AZ to 50
pieces
Boxes each Go SIS short Sets Coffee
Cups and Saucers
$50 Casks each containing 4 bushels
Ground Plaster Paris
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salt, >f%illea Sack
ing, ) bushels each
200 Gross Bottle Corks 4
90 Boxes Spanish Segais yI
IS lbs Fresh Nusmegs s\\/ 4
N ~ II .trI
Alexandria Crackers by the Key i
Best London Mustard
Black and Long Pepper, Allspice, white
Ginger, Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, and
Teraer elk, Pearl Barley, Rice, Sage,
Curran,s, Cramoerr,es
Barley Sugar, Lemon Candy, Pepper
mint Drops, Rose Almonds and Gin
namon Cordial
Olives, Calsup, Capers, and Anchioves
Refined Salt.Petrs, Allum, Operas, In.
digo, Fig Blae and Suipherf
Richmond and EraAdywine Gun Pow :.
der
Shot assorted, from No. B. to No. 10
Srperfne De Silva and Merry Andrew
flaying Cards
Writing Paper by the Ream
100SPieces House Paper
R'eks Superior qaaiitied sals- Petred
Bscen
Rcklsh Salmon and Tr4uS
Chewing Tobacco Scotch buff
Stone Ware, consisting ofNlarge size
Butter Pots, Preserve and Tickling
Pots, Jugs and Churns of various sizes
by 10, &c by 10 and Ia py ID Win
dow Glass by tie Box
Ia Cases with white Gil. Bottles and 50
Demijohns
Large and Small Tea Trays and War
tiers st
Six tons Swedish Iron, assorted sizes
All of which, will be S Id at reduced
Prices for Cash. Country Produce, or &C
ceptances in Town.
Edward Hallam.
Richmond, October /, 1910. wtf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
FIR E ~

On Thursday night last very valu.
able range of buildings at Col. John
Mayo's seat near this city, used as sta
bles, granery, sc. was DESTROYED by
FIRE with all its valuable contents. There
is too much reason to apprehend that
it was the work of some diabolical in
cendiary. On Sunday night another
attemps was made at the same place
by setting fire to a quantity of Plank
which lay near the dwelling-house. 1t
was happily discovered and extinguish-
ed without its doing muchinjury.-
CENsus--The population of Boston
is 3S,234--;n 1900, twas 24,937.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
AGARD.

COL MAYO returns Lis grateful
thanks to all those Of lis fellow-citi-
zens whose activity ana friendly exer.
tons, arrested the progress of the des.
tructive and threateni conlagration
which took place at the Hermitage on
Thursday night last.
September 80, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
THE PURSE,
OR
THe GeAer0Ns 80.

~ The public are respectfully IN
formed the performance on this even
ing, will nos comm ehce until half past
seven O'Clock, on account of Mr.. Mar
:in's exhibition at the Gardens.
y y There will be a performance on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
this week (being the last until after the
Petersburg Races Beginning each
night at quarter before seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

One Judge fellow noe rious for
various felonies heretofore Committed
by him in the city Of Baltimore. having
been lately convicted of house .b, eak-
ing, &c. at Halifax, in Nova SCOTS,
was there branded and sentenced t.
two. years imprisonment. The SEN
tence, however, was ccmmuted 70,
service on board a British man Of war.
Thus, we lsarn, by the act osan Eng
lish coart of justice, what the English
naval service is considered by Englis h-
men themselves. 10 be consigned
TO man Of war is equal TO two years
infamous punishment ON Land. A
msricans! how viii you feel, when you
learn this fac, and reflect that thou
sands of your couair, men are, by
British impressments, degraded to a
level with the villain Judge
The federal Patriots are in grea,
dread lest their occupation should be
destroyed. The topic of French LaFu.
ence has been taken from them and
if Bonaparte should repea, his decree.
,hey would have nothing to harp upon,
This is the reason why the late new.
pinches them and they don't 5pant to
believe that Napoleon will do what he
says,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
PORT Of kirhm end.
Oo,roBER2 2.
CT E A R E d.


Sloop Ann Maria, VIM. Barrett New
York.
Sch'r. Bachelor, Samuel Allen, do.
Greyhound, Jno. Baxter, Salem.
Helen, +. Pearson, Philadelphia.
ENTERED.
Sloop Little Jim, Gadwin. Norfolk.
SchIs>APpomat,ox, L. Baushaw, Nor.
folk.
Independent, VIM. Wilkinson,
Baltimore.
Ariadna, Richard Somers, Phil
adelphia.
Dispatch, VIM. Smith Liverpool.
Brig Sally Barker, Henry Luce, Bal
timore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
Sadaler's Tools
Notice

Is hereby given, that 1 intend to petit.
/ on the next General Assembly of Vrr,.
MIA, for leave to dispose of some real pro-
perry In the. city OF Richmond, devised By
the late Mr.. Richard Bowler to myself Ad
children, for the purpose of vesting AeI
money arising therefrom in other reN
property in said, city.
Mary Bee.
't a. "a w At
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02


Extract from a treatise on the diseases,
SIC. Of Sheep By SIR George Steuart
Mackenzie, Bart Published By f..
Riley, ". 1ork, 1910.
"The Sheep lately presented to his
Majesty, are of the Cabaua of Paular,
one of the very finest in point of pile,
and esteemed also above all others for
the beauty of carcase. In both these
opinions, Mr.. Hasteyrie, French
writer on sheep, who lived many years
in Spain, and paid diligent attention
to the Merino Sheep, entirely agrees !;
he also tells us that the Cabaua of Me-
CRETE, from whence the sheep impor.
ted by his Majesty, in the year 1871,
were selected, is not only one of the
finest piles, but produces also the lar.
gest ,carcased sheep of all the Merinos.
Mr.. Bufgoyne agrees with him ia as
serting. that the plies of PauIar, Ne
CRETE, and Escnrial, have been with
held from expectation and retained
for the royal mandatory of Guada-
iaxara, ever since it was first establish
ed.
The Cabaua of Paular consists of
$4,000 sheep; it originally belonged to
the rich Carthusian Monastery of that
name, near Segovia soon after the
Prince of Peace rose into power, he
purchased the flock from the Monks.
with the land belonging to it, both in
EsIemadura and in Leon. All the
sheep lately arrived are marked with a
lsrge M. the mark of Don Manuel. :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

MARCUS" is received and shall ap.
pear soon >>
CORPORAL TRIM" is still on ale. The
writer has only to disclose his name to
the printer, and the Corporal shall imme-
diateiy have place.
Tom PLouGHsuARE" in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02

Or 'ers in Couacil should continue to
operate, and the s.ockeuing system
main in force, our relations, with ysur
county, may become the subject of re.
newd anxiety, and the period Of an ac.
codffnA alton be rendered IN re dis
tant 4hd uncertain.
GAS the effects which might arise
from any change in the system, by
which the regular channels of com
m-rce haveebeen so long OBJ .tructcd,
are Involved in great uncertainty, the
preceding intelligence has had very lit
tie influence upon the value of A,neri-
can produce. We ihall however, brief-
ly notice these alterations which have
occurred since our circular OF the i4,h
ms > The, demand for Pot Ashes has
been ratheE more general, and the pri-
ces of the fresh descriptions have been
advanced Is. per cwt. Flaxseed
has experienced some little improve.
ment, and 60 63s. per hhd. are now
generally required.--Clover seed is
still an object of speculation and may
be quoted from 100 a 12os. per cwt.
" The prices of Cotton remain stationa.
0-the sAes, however, are more ex-
PfvstAn theY have been for some
"a past, apd the confidence of the
h Aers sssshs ratte Increased. Tar
is steady at 25 a 81 Eer Dbl. Fur
|pentine is in demand "a parcel, three
fourths soft, having obtained 17s. bu.
the hard and inferior descriptions are
hardly saleablc at IL IDS. per cwt.
Fine Wheats are in tolerable good re-
quest; American at ISIS. sd. 15s. Cd.
per 20 VT. Superfne Flour goes off
freely at 81 a 6Ss. per Dbl. The wea.
Their has, in the course Of the last week,
assumed more settled appearance,
and our prospects are in consequence,
become more favorable. There has
been good deal of enquiry for Quer-
citron Bark for the London market,
and the fne yellow qualities are low
worth45 a ASS. per cwt. As several
cargoes Of timber have lately arrived,
the prices of common Pine have fallen
TO 50 IS I'd Per foot,
We areswith respect,
Your assured friends,
w. & r. RATHBONE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-02
hir1tttono GDcatre.

This evening { Tuesday, Oct. 2.
WILDE presented for tn I'd time here,
celebrated Drama, in three acts,
interpreted with Songs, Dances,
&c. as performed at the various The
aires on the Continent with more ap.
plause than any, other modern pro-
duetlon, called the
Founding oNhe FYesf.
To which will bsradded, the lavorite
farce of
THE PURSE.
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Nov. 30.
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cleMkslt % aisposi.ion, extends the
arm of nistfy ma lths drama Isl closed by
an epilegical ofdks verify Of tie tragieal
farce OF Chipnonho foaihologos.t So much
for the mutiny said soSbe started by some
citizen. of Orleans, the object of which
was to burn the city, ptlnder the bank,
threaten the country, aud fill the general!
On the 18th instant the .roops were re-
viewed By briesdier.g general Wad- Hamp.
were able 70 prs.. osp themselves; Eve c'ns.
ral Wilkinson's farewell address Yas read
BY his aid. Hampton succeeded :. the
command. If no restraint had been itn
posed upon the feelings, The one would
have been kailed with the loydest acclama.
sions Of JOY and rrspec, the other would
have received the boots Of indignant latn,
consemning and despisinig him." - :
(Raieigh Star.
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CongrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
FRIDAY, February 23.

Taken far the alexandria Gazette,
Sundrv private petitions anu reports on
petitions were presented and referred.
Mr.. p. B, Porter from the comm'ttre to
whom was referred the resolutions Gu roads
anl! canals, reported Till For the inn
provement of he United States, by roads
and canals" Read twice and referred 20 a
committee OF the whole next Monday
week. ..
Mr.. Clop:on from the committee to whom
was referred so much of the P:esids nt's
message as relates to notifications, made
report. This covered documents civ ing an
account Of the present state Of all the i"rti-
Gcatirns in the United Stats. TIE com
mittce stated that no more n ouey would BE-
wanted for that object in the year 1slo.--
Laid ON the table.
A motion was made to take up the un1
finished business of yesterday, Mr.. Ma
cons bill, which was not decided last e
xsping.] This motion was nesatived.
On motion of Mr.. Johnson the report 81
thu committee of claims en- the petition OF
Elizabeth Hamilton, was taken up in COM
,mittes of the whole--Mr. MACON in tie
chair.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of deed of trust
from Samasl Bailey to US, Tor The purpose ot
securing the pay ment ofcert;in debts TO M
liam HIson, surviving administrator Of Cum
6rrhnd Wlsen, deceased, and to Benamis
Bolts we will offer at public sole, for cesh,
on the 10Th d., of March rext, at the front
door of.tbe court. house, in Fairfax county,
a TRACT, OF LAND, in the said county;
described in the deco as situated on Occcqnsn
Greek, adi"inirg TO tie tcSr Of Cole Lester,
and devised tothe said Semuei Bailey .ty, his
father, u .Ann Bai.f,--surposed to contain q
four hunnrt tres. !.
" Thomas Harriion, jun.
r. /. 1ayior. ..' ..
,Dscsnber :. - sau
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THE WAsHsxcrox Soerr7f, 4 their an

HE WARRINGTON ooSIE7Y, u msiE az.
nirsrsary meeting on Thursday last.
made choice of the following seusiemei
for their Officers for the ensuing year:
f. c. Dick, President.
Wh. HERBERT, LIST Vice. President.
e. SIMMs, I'd do. '..-., ~
Rev. ]. MUIR, Chaplain.
JAcoB NORMAN. TREASURER.
G. DEsEALE, Secretary.
STANDING COMMITTEE:
Rec. DR. Muir,
Jones II. Hoe,
Luth6ert Powell,
flames Keith.