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Eatract Of letter from MAJ. j.
ii. Schaebsr to Cot Usage C'drk,
of .3fauiHpiier dafaL
at MOniDelier, dated

BURLINGTON, Get. 50, 1919.
On Saturday last the Indians al
St. Regis were visited by a detscl'
ment Of Canadians under tie com
mand ola British. captain, lieutenant
and ensign, amounting to Is in all.
upon which, an inhabitant from that
neighborhocd Immediately came 10
general Bloomfield with The iuieiii-
gence, and Maj. Young Of the n.
York Militia, was ordered on to pre-
vent their mischief with about 400
men, part drasoous. On Tuesday
Maj. Young foGn;! Ire, were a";"ss
the indians iii TIE village ard vieihs'
t!, with presents and letters to pro-
enrc Their consent ojoin the 3riIl:a
a"der arms and ;hereupon brought
his troops upon them 50 expediii"u''
~ that e.. British detachment BISde
nut one fire upon cur militia, but
without the loss Of one man on our
side, and the fire from ours in return
SO effcciual that the British captain
Lieutenant and thirty seven Cansdf
ans under their command, were msas
prisoners, leaving their ensign anu
four Canadians killed in the ACTION
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| as 4 So 3
n A P O L E o y
lOlll2l3l4l5 IL Is
3 u O n A P 4 r 7 E$

Here VIC have obviously the number
of his name, that is 6, s, s, three times
sir, or eighteen, the truth OF which Is
unuucstionable. What is also manifest,
is, that we have been hitherto under
mistake, owing TO the number having
baen put in words at length in the Bible
instead of figures, thus, 6 6, sith
comma between them, so as to read, six
six, six. Hard Of beliefindeed must he
be, VIVA can wish for stronger proof CT
fact.
Taat the Book Of Revelations con-
tains a prediction of what was to take
place in latter times, is firmly believed
bv all sincere Christians. 1t is true they
are wrap, in obscurity, no daast for
wise purposes. But it is ridiculous to
suppose tia, any man would have writ
ten a parcel Of unmean'ng nonsense.
have always been Of opinion, tina, the
present ruler Of the FrenCh was the a
poll; on Of ST. John. To this opinisn |
was led by several considerations
|. Tine beast, Says ST. John, arose out
IF The sea. Buonapa.te was bern in an
island to the Mediterranean, the great
sea Of Europe.
2. The singulsri:y of his name, which
have never met with in history, and its
striking similarity to That of Apollyon
His won derful progress has always con-
vinccd me that he is the man.
3 Hss he not. in the words Of St.
John, blasphemed the God of Heaveu,,
by protesting at different times both A
theanism aud Mohometism
4 The French armies are compared
to locusts; and these they resemble
both in number, and in making wheat
or bread, their principle fosd
S. There can be no doubt but the de-
structive animals which St. John saw
and compares to scorpions, "with stinss
in their tails, vomiting forth FIRE and
smoke and birthstone" arc the guns an
cannan of the present day. What do
they vomi, forth, and where is their
sting
Msny other circumstances might be
mentioned; but these are ell shall
state at present. Two or three csrjec-
lures may not be deemed imper,inent.
The Beast " had mouth given him
speaking great things" Look at Ma.
poieon's DEGREES and Bulletins.
Napoleon was born in the eighteenth
century and it is probable the year oc
his birth would be truly fixed at 1854
that is, ore, and seven, and six, and four.
which, added together, likewise make
cightecN. This, l say, may shew the
tue Christian era.
With such things made manifest to
US, shall my countrymen enlist them
selves under the banners of tAs Great
Destroyer? God forbid.
Yoyts, sc.
GUMERIA.
P S. 1t may not be unworthy of no.
lice, that when St. John heard the name
Apolyon, it was not so much there that
t was intended to Be fexie;sled, as in the
sesse in which his number is so solemn.
y recorded, And ii is further observs-
ole, that this verse is the eighteenth.
For soms xn1ccounfd6ie reason, the
tn TINS name hos been lately omitted.
From the Portsmouth, Oracle.
FRENCH INTRJGIIE
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MEssRs. PRINTERS,

MEssRs. Painters,
j have seen several ingenious at
temp,s to make out that the letters Ill
the French Emperor's name cons'i'u'S
the number of Six Hundred Three
Score and Six, mentioned IN the KeVs'
la,ions as the nnmher of,he Beast: Inc
verse is In these words -" Here Is z0ts-
dom. Let him thGt hath understGndinS
count the nxmber Of the beast, jer u IS
me number of q man and his n"moe' Is
sir hundred three score and SIR. None
of the coajectrres heretofore pubiishee'
were satisfactory to me, because was
ignorant Of the languages in which the
letters we're said to possess certain nu-
merical powers. But think it IS pos
sible now to set the matter bsysnd all
manner Of doubt. The number OF tao
Beast is 6, s, 6, or theee times six, which
usskes Eighteen. Now count he let
tiers in the French Emperor's Name:
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ROSTON, N0v. f2.

GRAND FEDERAL CAUCUS.
hgreeabIy to the notification in
the Newspapers, a very large and
highly respectable number of the
Friends Of Peace, Commerce and
National Prosperity. assembled yes.
terlay afternoon, at o'clock, at
Eanuiel Hall, to adopt measures Tor
the honorable support, this day. Of
the Peace Ticket for Electors IF
President and Wee. President of tile
e. States.
The Hoa. Thomas Dawes. Esq.
was unanimously called to he chair.
BENJAMIN Pollard, titsg. was chosen
Secretary Of The Meeting.
After an animated discussion, in
which the merits Of the respective
candidates for President. as we'll as
the candidates for electors, under
went an examination and the war
policy Of the present administration
)us'is rep '"'
1t was voted.
That the Friends Of Peace. Com
merce and National Prosperity, of
tho town of Boston, This Day, vii!
unite. heart aud hand, to support, and
use their most strenuous endeavOrs
TO elect by large majority the fol-
Loving gentlemen as Electors Of
President and Vice President OF the
United States, for the Middle Dis.
trict. comprising the Counties Of
Suffolk. Essex and Mid-Iesex.
Peace Electoral Tickets.
MIDDLE DISTRICT.
Hon. Harrison 6. OGs. Suffolk.
Hon. Nathan Dane, Isssr.
Hon. Jeremiah Nelson,
Abrabas, Bigiow, EGG. / ,Gddy,s,.
General JOHN Walker,
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The Alexandria Museum,

The klexandrla Museum,
DEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
~ and belonging to the Alexandra
Washington Lodge No, 81, is open tor
the reception Of Visitors, every day In
the week, from 10 A. III. TO PM. (oun-
day excepted on the following terms:
Single visit for grewn persons, IS
sent,
Single visit fer children, 10 l-s cents.
September %
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Valu15te P,Ube9 ty to ! Ct.


II OFFER on rent, for term OF years,
the Brick Tavern, lofts sc. thereto
attached, situate at Fairfax Court House
TO those who are acquainted with this
property, and KS situation, description
is unnecessary, to others 1t may be proper
TO observe, that the tavern Is Brick
building, large and convenient, with q
kitchen, a faniay house and large stable,
on an acre lot, with one acre adjacent
for a garden, and pasture lot OF {
cs-That to a person calculated to
keep a Tavern on large scale, and IL
a proper manner, no stand IN this state.
or perhaps elsewhere, holds out more
Gathering prospects of gain to ~uch an
occupant. Those Wish such an es
adjustment, areinvited toriew the premi-
ses, which ION application will be sheSi
By Mr. john RArcLIFFE, or the Sub
scriber Possession TO be had on the frs
say of November next.
I'd. Radcliffe.
September IL Stawtf
PRINTING
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e-s, Injury and lnconve.
nience having often been sustained. all
persons whatever are therefore farhId-
dsa, under the penalty of the law, to
hunt, shoot or trcspass, in any shape
whatever on the two adjoining farms,
Motley Hail and Bsllsmont, lying be-
tween Brosd Creek and MIR. Berry's
farm, Oxon Hill.
John Allison.
November IL 81
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For Bottom.
Joseph O'Brlen & Son,

Joseph O'Brlen & Son,
II We rcceivedfrom Nsw-Engand
i i supply e fine
Broad Cloths &KerSeymeres
wliah were purchased rhlrty per t.
below ma present prices, and VIII be
sold alta small advance.
ALSO,
Elegant Rose Blankets, from 4to IL
Dollars per pair.
A fle assortment Call'coes, Cling
hs Ms and handsome "A printed Gam
brics,
With a general assortment Fancy
and Staple GOODS, SUITABLE for the
season which will be sold low at whole
sale and retail
nvemh'r Il div
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of
the late JOHN MAcRAE, Esq. OF Oranss
field, are requested 10 make payment to
the subscriber. And those who have
claims against the said estate, arc also
requested to exhibit them to
B. WASHINGTON,
.daministrafsT Of John d1acrae,
deceased.
Stafford co. Nov. Is lis I'm
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INDIAN QUEEN

IAVF. X y,
Formerly kept by Joha Hodgkin, and
lately by james G"ilatt.
VVHE subscriber informs his friends
and the public, that he has taken
the above stand, and from his practical
knowledge Of this line of busins s..
hopes to merit a share of public patro-
mage.
JAMES SHETHAR.
November 4
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NEW. YORK, Nov. IS.

Justicc.-With no small emotions
Of pleasure, We take OCCASION to men
ton, that the Legislature Of this
state al the past session. have g'ant-
ed 10 the widow and children OF &C.
aerai Hamilton the bounty lands 10
which he was entitled n Iieute-
nant- Colonel Of ihe revolutionary
army. but which his lnasnanimcus
soul never had, and il his Life and
health had been spared never would
nave asked for.
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Daily Gazette, r Dollars.
Country Gazette, 5 Dollars.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 10.

Plaster. Paris, &c.
10 Tons Plaster Paris,
lbs Grindstones, assorted sizes,
30 Barrels Prime Beef,
20 do Prime Pork,
Now landing from Schr. Catherine
Captain Hslbrook, from y. York, and Tor
Sale by
Jackson s. Rumney.
November ID
For Bottom.
500 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Catharine, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
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BARBAROUs PUNISHMENT.

BARBAROUS PUNISHMENT.
The mode Of furnishing offenders
by CUTTING OFF THEIR EARS, which
according to the following letter has
been lately adopted in our northern
army, we should scarcely expect to
fad among the most savage Indian
Tribes, To say the least Of it, nei
Their this civilized nation oicurs, nor
the refined age in which we live,
will be greatly honosed y this new
ly invented species oftorture -
Extract Of q letter Jrsm a yonns man in
the army 10 his father in .NrSv6urg,
deted Plattsbmgh, October Esd, 1912.
The troops stationed in this
place under General Bloomfield, a
mount to between 5000 and 5000.
l, is said General Dearborn will lie
Oh shortly with about 5000 more
We then expect TO march for Mon-
treal and attack the British, and ]
do not care how quick il happens.
The troops are deserving daily
--one was tried last week for deser-
ton, and sentenced to have both ears
cut off. and TO be drunmed cut Of
camp-wilieh was dene. Two were
tried for deserving to the British, and
sentenced to be shot. On the day Of
execution, The prisoners We're bro't
out very handsomely dressed-their
graves were dug. and their collins
placed beside them; the whole ar
nay paraded to witness this horrible
sight. The prisoners kneeIed On
their cof1;ns-twelve men that we're
to shoot them. placed about two rods
distant--Prayers was then attended
after the ceremony, an officer walk
ed up to the prisoners, took off Of
one, bis cap, and led him out Of the
way few rods. The tap of the
drum az signal, was then given, and
the whole twelve mea fred at the
poer mortal kneeling on his coffin
and he fell.-E. 7. Com. Ado.
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The election for Electors Of Pre-

The election for Electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President by general
ticket takes place in Rhode- Island
next "Wednesday. The Newport
Mercury, a federal paper, says,
we confidently assert that the
votes of the Electors Tor this State,
will be given for DE- WITT GIN
TON as President, and JARED IN
GERsOL as Vice President"
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The Legislature of this state I'd
iourned on Wednesday last to the
second Tuesday Of January next.
The nle MIXERS belonging TO this city
arrived III the Steam Beat this morn
Ing.
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LANDING

LANDING.
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and for sale
by
Lawrason & Fowle.
hhds West India Ram,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
700 boxes Soap,
so do Mould Candles,
+ospoxes bottled Cyder, of one dozen
each,
800 reams Of Vellum Foolscap and
Fot Writing Paper.
boxes Seine Irvine.
October 90
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Fl, 1912.
Patons & Butcher.

Have received by the Monsoon, captain
Williams. from Liverpool. the fol-
low:.5 Ar,i :lss, wnirh they offer tor
Sale, viz
Blistered, Crowley and Cast Steel
wives and Forks, Pcnkniyes, Scissors,
Rszors, Shoveis End longs, Files
ard Rasps. Of most descriptions
Curriers' Krives
Shoe and Butchers Knives
Lanccts
Mill, Cross.cut, Pitt, Hand and Wood
Broad Hoes
Waibev's Patent Trowcls
Socket and t,rmer Chlsssfs
BRITANNIA Metal, Iron timed * Pewter
Table and Tea Spoons
Patent Straw-Knives
Suffers, Fiji hooks, &c. Sc
z. = B expect an additional supply
in tsw days.
November 4 s3w
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FOR SALE
BIZ LAWRASON 6 FOWLE,

Tie Cargo Of the brig DOLPHIN, cattain
S1vJf, from Bosfon---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 Casks Lime
100 boxes Mould & Dipt Candles
10 bids. n E. Rum
so reams Wrapping paper.
so boxes Soap
October %
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SALES Al VENCUE.
On every Iaesdayand FRIDAY,
WILL BE SOLD,
AT the Verdus Store, corner Of Prince
and Water streets.
Variety Of Dry Goods, Gro
cerses, sc.
Particulars OF which will be expressed
in the bills os the day.
All kind OF goods which are on IL
initiation and the prices of which arc
established, can At any time be viewed
and purchased atthe l,west limitation
and prices.
p q. Ma-4elier.
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pot r!naC and Shenandoah
NoUagati0n Lottery.

Commences Ds""i..g on TUESDAY next,
when the first drawn number will be ,
PRIZE of s 5000.
The CAPITAL Prize Of 10000 Dollars
is A"aing and may possibly come on,
early in the drawing. Those DESTROYS OF
having a chance for those valuable Phi
ses bad best provide themselves with
Tickets previous to the Drawisg, a. the
price will certainly advance to 5 9 in 8
very short time.
Present price Of Tickees Sc so
Half DO. 81 10
Quarter do. AS
Eishtas do. | Is 81
TICKETS in the above Lottery, and
also in the Su;uuehannah Canal, Medical
College, and Vaccine institution otto
les, new Drawing in Baltimore, for sole
by
ROBERT GFAY. .-
T Orders from the Country, en-
closing CASH, (hOSt ha'd) will be at
tended to. Tickets Examined ard sIi
information respecting the Lottery CIV
~ gratis. X. G.
November ID
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Plaster Paris, &c.

Plaster Paris, &c.
10 TONS Plaster Paris,
las G:indstones, assorted sizes,
- D,rre.s Prime Beet,
% do Pine Pork,
Now landing from Scbr. Catherine.
Captain HelJrook, from N. York, and for
Sale by
Jackson s. kumney:
November IL
For Bottom.
800 Barrels can be taken on board the
schooner Ca,harins, Capt Holbrook.
Apply as above.
Land for Sale.
BIZ virtue ofa Deed Of Trust from s"sh'
rod Washington, jim. Esq. Of Mount
Z.hAyre. TO the subscribcrs, ne sAaA
hroceed to sell j9r cath at Pu6Hc .tse'
ZION on losh day Of December meet, on
the Premises, :,
All those Tracts Of Land
situate in the county of WcstmoreIand,
called LAUREL Grove ard Maurye's de-
vised to the said Washington, by Col
William Augustine Washington bis II
Their, or so much thereof as will SATISFY
the deb, and interest therein mentlessa
and the costs arising from this sale.
john Murphey, !
Geo: WhItciock, =
Carter Mitchell, y
October 9 se2m'
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Public Sale.
WILL be SOLD On WsdUesdy the stH
of December next, House and Lot Oh
Washington K Princs'srsets--Lot 10
fac, S riches, by IoG-A Let on FAIR
fax and .Quesn-Streets 100 by 4o--tArss
Houses and Lots On Cameron Street ID
excellent order. The above property
is sold, for tho purpose Of closing the
concern Of Marstellsr and Young
Robert l. Taylor.
Trustee.
Nsy. -.
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Yeaton g Conway,

~cS1iA ~ WI
Have just rescued from Ne.u- YORK,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. Cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
50 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 Go. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandle,y and Groceries, A. usual
October II
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THE CHRONICLE.

iN LNEUAL VNR o. kfs1okr PoEE
TJcS II DIrIR<7UR
FOREIGN A. y DOMESTIC
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Present price Of Tickets IL Dollars
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By Jonr E. HALL, late of Rsltimf fgs
Assisted by several Met q. Lt.tsfA

This work will be devoted 10 the fol-
lowing subjects 81, An Annual Histct
tory Of Europe-~2. A Colgressicna
History of the Cnllcc States, with x
assional hcticcs Of Important proceeds
ings in the State Legisls,ures--s. Paws
lie Documcnts.-4. A Register ol Rss
markabic OccuI rel Cas- Bingr.ph+
Cal Sketches Of pcrso'.s distinguishes ss
the Bar Or in The Priplt, ia the Cj.kA
or in the FieId-s Proceedings OF iear7is
cd Societies, at nome and skrOad--T
An Annual History Of Literature, f0'
reign ana dumestic---s. Essays On Miss
CELLAR Gus Topics * Poetical illusions
%. Statistics; Reports.
Price six dollar. per snnum--To 5s
published in four quarterly numbers.
r The Editors of.tederal papers
are requestet to notice this advertise.
mcnt to receive subscriptions, ard
transmit them 10 Mr.. NOSES Tkeh4s,
the publisher, at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Oct 5--9.
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[No. s8o6.
10000 Dollars.

THE frst drawn number on tho
next, be,us the 18th day. craving of ,hs
VACCINE LOTTERY, will be sp.is
tied to one of the tour capital PRICES Of
Twenty Thousand Doll.rs. The iitA
day drawing will take plsce OH rues.
Gay, the Sd of November, after which
the drawings will be continued no, iesS
than three tines in each week, thtn
finished The wbssis ye, contain
prizes, OF 3 10000
: of 5000
3 of 1000
prasspf rcsc> &c ~: Ia. IN Lii M,
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p. q. Marael'er.
Mr.. ANN oAkVE4


VOU will please to take notice, that
/ on the first day ofthe Circuit Court'
OF the District of Columbia, to DC ht'd
for the couuty Of Alexandria, IN Apri'
next, or IS soon thereafter as counsel
can be heari, l shall nave that court
to ward judgment against you IN tayor
Of the Common Council OF Aicxan MA
Tor the sum Of Fifty Nine Dollars
Sixty Eight Cenes--bcing the AMOUNT
Of Iaxcs due from you TO the Common
Council of Alexandra up1a your Lot,
si,ua,e at the corner III Queen and
Fairfax streets, for the years 1904 S,
6, Z, 8. 9, 10, IL, IL.
According to act of Congress, passed
25th day February, 1904
John D. Slmms.
.d,t. for the Com, Count. Of .4lerendria'
August 81 dba
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Medical College Lottery,


Medical College Lottery,
Twelve DAYS f sbica are traas,
and the drawing progressing. Contains
capital prizes Of 3 10000
2O.Gco
2 lo,oSo
10 100 Tickets.
20 SIooS
Presen, price of ii ksts } cellars.
X Gray has Tor safe ieV ~s'rs. q
ed undrawn Tickets in each 81 the e.
cove Lotteries.
Prizes in any of the Lotteries teH
,!rAwing will be received in payment
Tor undlarH Tickets.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-03
NEw-YoRK, July 27.

Ertract ola letter from CAPTAIN Lee, con-
xiInder Of The .Nezviavcn Revenue Cut
ter, dated .Nezu London, Juiy "a, TO the
Navy agent in this city. an
"An express has arrived here this even
ing, with letter from captain Hull for the
Secretary OF the Navy.
ga brig, which arrived this morning at
Newport from Oporto, fell in with capt. II.
OH sunday last, who informed that he had
been chased four days by 9 sail of British
ships, and got clear Of them. The letter
was brought by Mr.. Champlin, of gun boat
No. 95, by direction OF Captain Perry, in or
der to be forwarded by this mail. Mr.. C.
did not recollect the latitude on longitude in
which capt. Hull was, but no doubt he led
them We'll off the coast.
- am, &c.
"F I.FEn
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PRESIDEWYLlL no .lfIA.drYov

A general convention of the republican
members of the legislature of Rhode Island,
and the Delegates, from those towns repre-
sen,ed in the Assembly by federilists, hol.
den ut Newport, on the 9Th of July the
following nomination was unanimously a
greed to and recommended to the citizens OF
of this state:
Whereas the republican members of the
Congress of the u. 5. having nominated
JAMES MADISON, of the state of Virgi-
MIA, To be supported as President of the/U-
nited States, for four years ensuing the fourth
OF March next-and ELBRIDGE GERRY,
of the state of Massachusetts, as vice-Presi-
dent:
Therefore Resof0ed, That this convention
do highly approve the nomination, and do,
most cordially recommend to the citizens of
this state that they exert their influence, and
make use of all honorable means, to effect
the election of the above named gentlemen.
JAMES D'WOLF. Chairman.
DEXTER RANDALL, S c7etary.