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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
DULY 6
For Sale, Freight or Charter,
.fEK The barque Mary, will be rea.
Rdy to load in three or four days.
Joseph Smith.
July6 st
Virginia, to wit
FaiJar County Coart, J
lime. 1916.

TT rs ORDERED, That the clerk OF
this court by causing copy of this order
to be posted at the front door OF the coar'
house of the county and advertised in the
newspapers printed in the town OF Alex
and,ia, do give public notice that this
court will on the first day of August term
next, receive propositions in writing from
persons disposed to contract for making
an accurate Chart of this County in the
manner prescribed by an act of the last
session of the general assembly, entitled
6 An Act to provide an accurate Char
of each county, and general Map oftht
territory of this commonwealth
A Copy-Test.
Wm. Moss, c F. c.
June s7 2awtlstAug
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court, will be sold, on Thursday the 18th
day Of this month. at l9 O'Clock, at Nc.
Keowin's hotel. Lots No. 6, 7 and l6.
in square 6S4, in the city of Washington.
These lots are situated on Capitol Hill
and were the property of the late General
George Washington, and improved by
him. They are about 600 yards from the
capitol, on beautiful emineEce, Il might
be improved so as to afford two OF three
desirable situations for private residence.
or to rent to great advantage as boarding
houses. The cellars OF the former build
ings are we'll finished and uniijured, and
many good bricks might be got from the
ruins. Also, Lots No. S, IL, IS and IA
in square 667. These also belong to the
estate of General Washington, and are
situated ON the Eastern Branch, most, if
not all of them, are believed to be very
eligible water lots.
The above property will be sold on a
credit of 10 months, the purchasers to
give bond with approved security.
George c. Washington,
Trustee.
July As dts
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AUCTION.

viii be sold, at public sale, on .Ronday
the 9Th inst. at four O'Clock, at Adams,
Herbert II Cos. wharf, the following
Articles now landing from ship Fair
Trader, Captain Basset, from Bre-
men--
$50 packages German Hollow Glass and
Crockery Ware, consisting of
Pint and halt pint Wine Bottles
Ditto Porter ditto.
Ditto and do. do. Gin Jugs
Milk and Meat Pans
Butter Jars
Water Pitchers
Apothecaries' Pots, assorted, &c. &c
900 Demijohns.
Terms made known at place Of sale.
P. 6. Marstelter.
JULY s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
New Publications
July 4-6

Just received for sale By the Subscriber
BELLS Engravings of the Muscles
and Joints, from the second London, Ed
ton.
Bowers Surgery, Vol. LIST. sdin Press
Latour's Historical Nemoirot the War
in West Flo lila and Louisiana, IN 1914
and 1918, with an Atlas Illustrative OF
the different Actions.
Morier's Journey through Persia, Ar
menia and Asia Miner, TO Constantine
pie. in 1908 and 1909, with Map and
Plates.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particular
|ly in the Gold and Diamond Districts.
with Maps and Plates.
Humboldt's and Bonpland's Personal
Narrative of Travels in the Equinoctiai
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
or Picture of Cincinnati and the Miami
,ountry, illustrated by Maps.
Paul Letters to his Kinsfolk, descrlT
i've ftbe interesting Events on the Con
tinent of Europe, particularly OF the Bat.
tie of Waterloo in 1915.
Terms of Christian Communion, with
a particular View to the Case of the Bap.
lists and Paedo Baptists, by the Rev
Robert Hall, Author of Sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY q SON.
June cow
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B0s'on, july !.

For London papers 10 tie l6th !, :
we are indebted 10 mercantile fr;o may,
TO Mr.. Toplif, of Merchants Hall lltnd y :
perusing them we find they afford %
l. The Russian new tariff
3. Paris newspapers and letter ,c.,
ofthe instruction at Grenoble. and d, n'1.
lat Paris. p'Oa
s.The General Orders issued bv 49,,
|of thePrince Regent. containing ) 5 D'us'
ed expression Of his r. HIS most ss' .lo>
apprehension of Major Gen, Sir RoS ess
Wilson's and captain Hutchinson,s ces
duct for having engaged in the mo, sOl-
Layalette's escape the declared oh; ,,s
of which was to counteract the lave v'! IS I
defeat the public justice of France ss Sh q
lis moderate reproof--and thew A.. 4
off without the loss of their comm;s IS. les
4. The congratulatory address If ss
Houses of Lords and Commons and as
City of London, to the ROYAL Fam;lv VIC nc
tire marriage of the heiress to tbe thy. VI
and the answers of the P ince and prn
cess of Cobourg, Her Majesty, &c. '"''
5. The proceedings at the Ann;vo,...
meeting of the Grand British Institnt;aa,1f
or School for All ; at which we nst;rs ,a
ambassador, Mr.. Adams attended ~. uls
was applauded spokesman, in favor of I Mu
advantages of educating the Door. 81. Ie
Iucation,' he said is know edge, ao1;t
ads to virtue. The truth he knew woulS
come home to every British bosom, IN
america there was zeal for the edpc,
ion of the poor; and he regarded i :,
me of the most glorious of he blessra.
derived from the British ancestors, RI.
OF thanks to the Royal Chair.
man having been put by Mr.. Adams, and
received with acclamstions His Roval
Highness the Duke of Kent said. sIieej
|gratified that this notion came from he
minister of the United States. have
long lived in the seighberbood of the l,
States and it was ever grief to me that
The two countries should be at variance
Their language and their interest is The
same, and their friendship Should be in.
|yiolable.'
6 A letter from Sierra Leone. dated
the Goth Jan. stating the capture Of tie
sch. Rosa, formerly The American prns.
|teer Perry, of Baltimore under Spanish
colours, manned by Americans, with $50
slaves; that the coast was full of Amer
can vessels under Spanish colours, tpn
Havana that two of her consOrts with
from SOOto 500 slaves had departed ;da.
Ia ship Of 90 guns and 100 men was of
Cape Mount, making up cargo of 1909
slaves-and that IL, i. Ms slip Ban,
which captured the Rosa, was going in
pursuit. =
7. They also state that numerous emf
grations are daily taking place from 6,
Britain to the U. States and that many
ot the most useful and ingenious mechan-
les and manufacturers in France, as well
as many of the most opulent families, are
contemplating to remove with their SILL!
and capital to America.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
srNotlce.

THE Subscriber viii practice Medicine
and Surrery, from his present residence
81 Doctor I'm. a. Dangerfeld's. Prince
Georges County, Maryland. His place
Of abode will be changed for a position
more central to the neighborhood, in
which he hopes to share the public patro.
nage. as soon as such an one can be pro-
cused. He is authorised to state. thai
he NAV expect the occasional assistance
Of Doctors Wiltiam q. & Henry p. Dan
esrfeld, in his practice, if it should os
required by his patients.
james ID. Barreite.
Motley Hall, July 6. tt
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DIR. Watts's

Plain and easy Catechisms,
The Preseryative from the Sins ant
FoIlies Of Youth,
And Divine Songs and Prayers fol
children,
TOGETHER WITH
The Westminster Assembly's Shertel
Catechism, with Scriptural References
For sale by the subscribers, price 81
and u half cents.
James Kennedy 81 Son.
april . eott
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
Jnly 6

:
MY SLAVE, known By the name Of
Ben Mud, about 40 years of age, who was
employed by the City Canal Company.
absconded from said employ on or about
tie 25th of March last--he is stout,
veil made negro, and probably may shew
a false pass. I will pay Forty Dollars
If he is taken cut of the district, or Twen-
~ If taken within and secured in any
Jail, and reasonable charges paid. re-
quest the iailor as soon as said negro Ben
Mud, is in his custody, to give me infor-
nation at Piscataway post Office.
Leonard Mndd,
Near BeantO:tn, Md.
1uly6 SIT
Messrs. Gales and Seaton viii please
publish the above and send their account
TO this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
.alerandria Thornton Warehouse,
July s, 1916.

THE third day of this present month
the above warehouse door was found O.
pen. supposed 10 be opened by some one
getting in at one Of the windows There
.sas an appearance Of some one having
been in the counting room through the
window Of that place, and two Tobacco
Notes are missing of the following de-
sription (:
Ipsuected 18th June, 1916, in name oil
Ambrougant and Charles Yuriey.
MR.. No. Gross. Tare. Nett.
AG. 4Oi 1041 112 929 first.
CT. SGT 1864 1873 926 second
quality
July s St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
For Halifax. n. S.

For Halifax, N. y.
Barbadoes. or the adjacent Islands,
SSK The fast sailing British schoon'
er Admiral Durham. George Cox
master; hurthen about l2e tors, will take
full freight if immediate application is
made, and sail in five days wind < wea
ther permitting. Apply to the Master
on board. or to
N. Reilly, 1T the Store OF
John Janney,
Jnly 6 SITS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08

THIS is to give notice, that ', u. Il, Dis.
scriber. of Alexandra county, ID we he
t,ict of Columbia, has obtained lt. 'n. i
Orphans Court of said county ie.' "J OIL
with the will ANNEX, NE
the estate of William Smith, la,e -
county aforesaid deceased: Al! ps sJ,rt,
having claims against tie sara a u.e cane
are hereby warned to eAlio'1 .t' by he
with the vouchers thereof, Pas:seu y IN Of
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, ~ or
before the third day Of January, f fso,a al
they may BY law be excluded de ;nlldSs.sIel
benefit to said estate; 4 those lnu sd..s
thereto are required to make lln'''
az. third day
Given under, my hand, tins 'D''
fully, 1916. ADMIT
Richard C. Norton, Aa y N'n,
with the will annezed' "
Smith, deceased e.av,
July
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
Wanted

1.-TWO Apprentices to the Hating
Business, from ID to Is years OF
age, and OF good character and con-
nexions.
John Wilbar.
June 2l It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08

THIS is to give notice, that the sa0'
scriber, of Alexandra county, in the dI'.s
t,ict of Columbia, has obtained from tue
Orphans Court of said county letters q
on tie personal estate .,
Captain John Somers, deceased on
persons having claims against the sl ;.
decedent, are hereby warned to eztp1'
the same with the vouchers thereof "
the subscriber, on or before the hrsl %!
of January next, or they may by 'awU'
excluded from all benefit to sad es'au
and those indebted thereto are 'equH'u
to make immediate payment. &
Given under my hand, this hfS' aa!"
July, 1916. ..,o
Daniel SOmers, Admf
of John SOnars.
July eo@"
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Orphans I curt, r,.u
alexandria County, July isF~

ORDERED, That the administra'0a,, t :,
William Smith, deceased, do lIse. .'a ,Js
usual advertisement three times w.
Tor four weeks, in the Alexandra h'"'
papers.-A copy-Test, ..,or
A. Moore, Register
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County, Jatne Term,

ORDERED. That the administrator Of
John Somers, deceased, do insert TIC
following advertisement three fine, a
week tor two weeks, in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A Copy-Test,
q. Moore, Reg. Wills
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08


Commercial Report.-The prices of
grain have experienced very sudden
advance since my last. The stock On
sale in this market is inconsiderable
but equal to the consumption. There
does not appear any deficiency of grain
in this country, but the scarcity in
France and in the Mediterranean. has oc-
casiened very considerable demand for
expectation, and consequently tended
principally to advance the price. n,
shipments have taken place IRON this
port, nor is there at present the least
Probability of any. AT yesterdays mar
ket, English wheat sold at from Sos.
COS. /; do. Barley, 98s. to Sos Oats, lss
TO 22s. per quarter. Fine aour, 7os. to|
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-08

Some disturbances are said TO have
taken place at Dion, but | know not with
what truth. At Lyons the disaflected
entertained new hopes. plans were laid
for intercepting the dispatches OF govern
ment, and seditious proclamations were
seen on the walls. No precaution is neg
lected to insure the tranquility of this i'm
mense metropolis. The regiments Of the
guard are ready night and day, their
horses saddled and bridled. All the ac-
tivity of the police is used to counteract
any plots of the disaffected. His ma
jesty having SO often excrted his cIemen-
g in vain, has refused extending the roy
Al pardon to David, condemned by the
preyota. court at Grenob.e, for being con-
'iemned in the late instruction, and rel
commended to mercy by that tribunal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
10 he hha5aazts of a1esseors. >
and ifs Yieimfy.

NE subscribers, Practitioners Of physic. have
JudYed u proper to sve publicity 10 the fol.
ow'ns hs,e OF Charges FOR their proft ssionai ser
wees In adopting it. they have respected the sb;i.
S"n Just and honorable claims. In making /, pub.
ic' they have been influenced by consiSera,f;oan.
equally affecting the interests and feelings Of both
parties. Although there has, existed rate Of char
ges' yet, as that rate established more Than 70
years ago. and has been found deficient in hant par
aeulsr.' an irreguiarny Of practice has ensued,
which has proved source Of dissatisf.c;icn and in
some instsnces. much TO be lsmented, OF dnAecon.
ing disputes roobyate such diEcultics |, Is here.
fore the intention OF the undersigned, to establish an
uniformity OF charges, by mutually pledring them.
selves to each other. to conform to the foIlowinr
rates, and to inform those Who NAV engage their
serv,ees' OF the compensation that viii be expected
Tor them BENJAMIN w CASE,
ENoCH HAZARD,
DAVID KING
WILLlAM TURNER,
EDMUkD T. WARlNG,
JONATHAN EASToN,
JONATHAN r. HAZARr.
CHARLES CorTUN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
GEORGE ENGS,

NO. l7o, Ttames-sfreef.
uAs recently imported ffom England (per Ship
L i kndes, via New -York) a very handsome Assort.
mcnt of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, including
Knives and Forks pocket, pen, butcher and shoe
Enives |; SCISSORS Razors chissels, plane irons,
gouges. Saws and hles Of almost every description
Likewise, table and tea Spoons, lstehes snd hin.
ges, screws states and slate pencils spectaces fry.
lng pans, fat irons. knitting pins sewing needles,
&c. &c.
The above, with hi, previous stock, he offers for
sale al flir advance, at Wholesale or retail
Newport, Dec IL, 1916 (4v)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
PRESIDE VITAL EEECJYc NJ

The Electors OF this states met at Bristol on Wed
nesday last and gave their votes, unanimously for
JAMES MONROE, as President, and DANIEL ID.
TOMPKINs as Vice -Presiden, Of the United States.
Capt DAVID MELVILLE was appointed by the Ei.c.
tors to the votes to Washington, and has pro-
ceeded on that duty,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11

FIRE A very destructive fre broke on, in ".
York. FRIDAY night tn. 81 inst. between Barling
and Beckm,n slips, which consumed between so
and 80 buildings, xnd property estimated NJ up.
wards Of 5 100000 We regret to add. number
p fremen and others we're severely wounded BY the
falling Of walls and tmbrrs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
NEWPORT.

0J' Three or four columns Of matter, together
with several new advertisements, are necessarily o.
mitted forwant Of room They shall be attended
to next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11

public dinner given a, Providence. on Thurs
day last, TO the Hon JoSATHAs Russell.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11

Gencra. poarrR aol Co0ole Oolsvint
the American and'Briiish Com missioners spa
poinied TO establish the boundary line from
the 4,th parallel Of latitude on the ST. Law.
renee to the Lake Of the Woods, have had a
meeting at Albany and postponed further
proceedings until next spring. The lioe to
DO run embraces an ex,en, Of more than 1000
miles, aud will determine the rights OF the
respective governments TO an imme nee num-
ber of valuable islands, which are subjects Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
SOUTH ayVERJCfv PATRTOr

The latest accounts from South. merica repre-.
sent the Patriot cause, in train Of ccnple;e ,ri
umph.
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DIED.

In this town, on the 18th inst. Mrs MANY WAY,
relic, of Mr. James wsy, in the 9Th year Of her age
On Monday TIE I'd inst Mrs. FpAness Rosis.
son, consort Of the late Capt william e. Robinson,
in the 43d wear Of her age
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. :

Novem6er ASH, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given. ,hsi funds have beea
a assigned Tor the payment Of such TnsAsvav
NOTES. and the interest thereon, as are now dee st
the Loan Office ii the City of Nsw Toax, in the
state CT New. York. and which were not embraced
by The notification from this Department Of the s2d
OF August, 1876.
And the said Treasury Notes win accordingly bo
PAID upon the application Of the holders thereof
respectively, at the said. Loan Oce In the City OF
New-York, at any time prior TO The frN day Of jan
uary. iSlY, after which day interest will cease to
be payable upon tile said Treasury Notes =,
The Commissioners in the several States are re-
the means in their power, aud the Priners author
ised to psbih the laws Of the United States, will
be pleased to insert il once week in their respec.
tive papers until the FIRST day Of January next.
WM II. CRAWFORD.
Dec. 1i-wtiJan if-P ~
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M4RRIEU,

In this town, on Thursday evening 22d ul,. by the
Rev. Mr. Hitchcock Mr.JoHs j. ALLAN to Miss sAR-
AIR earns, daughter OF Capt. Asa Gates
Al Peppersquash. lin Bristoi) on Thursday even
ing, the 2lst inst. by the Rev. Mr. Wight, MIR 70.
BERT Davis, 80 Miss AByy DwoLsE, daughter Of
William DWoife, Esq Of Bristol.
AtEtefer, on the 10Th inst. by the Rev Mr.. Pal
mer, Mr.. JoBs G.. STAsTos to Miss EnNA Ptcx.
HAN. daughter Of MIR. Timothy Peckham, Of South
Kingytown
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11

TsBLE or TIE .fNOUvT or DUTIES.
On foreign merchandize. paid at the Custom
House Of PhiLalelbl during the tear 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24

The Edito, Of the Rhode. Lland Re-
publican IS Under me disagrceabis neres-
shy Of again calling publicly on subseri-
berS, 7uho are in arrears for this PAPER,
10 make payment. II oe,y large bropor-
non are indebted for the paper, from one
10 nearly seven years. II must be Obvious
10 e0e,y one, thaf so many small accounts
collectively make considerable sum, aid
IL being withheld by mdi0ia1als, operates
greatly 10 The injury of'fhe Editor, 10 say
nothing Of fhe Inconvenience arising there
from.
When these things are du!y considered,
by Mose concerned, hey qvW not consider
IL unjust, II eoereeiye measures are ,esor-
Ted 10. on The part Of me Editor, 10 do
himself Justice.
Therefore, all accounts, Of more Than
one year standing, il. not paid on or 6e-
fore the 22d March nexi, viii be placed
in The hand ofa Justice, for collection.
WIN. SIMONS.
Ne7ub0yf, Tan. "a. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
NEWPORT.



1T seems Mr.. DrARILL has made speech
before the committee OF commerce and maA-
ufactnres in behalf Of the propsissors Of tho
cotton factories. This somcs with an ILL
grace from those who have made so much
eIamor against the government on account Of
the aon-imports,en law that they should
now ask FOR non.importstion act exclusively
Tor their bsnc !it, and in whose particular favor
the isterests Of the community are ID be sac
rihced. As diminutien Of the external re-
venue will obviously be the effect, tho Gov.
ernment may consider themselves under sn
artificial necessity qf continuing the internal
taxes. And is there one who is held in thral-
dom by those internal taxes, in the multifari-
Gus forms already enacted, who would not
deprecate the measure The great class Of
mechanics and manufactures in the United
States, excluding those Of cotton, are almost
infinitely more numerous, but whose inter-
ests are to be jcopardized because they have
not the art Of combining for their particular
interests.
Ibelieve ne may date the origin Of the
) cotton mills in Massachusetts, Connectisu',
and Rhode-IslAnd, at about twenty five years
since aud at that time understand the prio-
cipai reliance was upon foreign cotton, very
little being then raised Ia the United States.
The duty upon that foreign cotton was three
cents per lib. Notwithstanding these and
other endorsements, such ~ wsht Of expe-
rienced workmen, SC. these then infant es-
Establishments have marched with giant strides
from infancy tor. inhood and now seeing
themselves towering above their fellows are
so modest as to request the interference of
government in their favor, at the expencc Of
their fellow. ci,izens, many of whom feel The
effect Of the internal taxes, in a ten-fold de-
gree. A repeal Of the duty upon swect-oil
and foreign Indigo is also asked for What
is this, 10 effect, but to ask in on indirect,
manner to have the internal taxes rendered
permanent. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-24
MARINE INSURANCE COM
PAWT


<AT regular Meeting Of the IErectots Of The
Newport Marine Insurance Company. ON Tuesday,
January 23d, 1916.
Voted. That the payment OF the inst Imcnt Of ten
dollars each shase falling doe the first day Of
February next, be and is hereby suspended for The
term of one year, and that the Noes which have
been given therefor be renewed, with the same or
other appss,ed endorsers. and made payable on the
FIRST day Of February. 1917, al either OF the Banks
10 this town.
Ind IL s Jursher Voted and Re,oived. That the re-
sidue of the lnstalmsnt which originally psya.
bic on the first day Of Move n.ber last. and which
was, by vote Of said Board, suspended untit the
first day Of February next, lie adjusted ~ pay
mwnt Of one.third or dollars and ffty cents, on
each shsre. And q further suspension Of the re-
msinsnE two thirds. FIVE dollars oh each share.
until tie FIRST day Of May next, 10 be secured by
note, for the amount susp :nded, With approved
endossers, payable al either Of the Banks IN this
town
And that the above votes be inserted in bptb Of
the newspapers printed in fhis town for the infor'
nation Of the Stockholders. .
a true Copy tta sr
BgrjAMN PIERCE. ssrea-p
Nsrpers. Jaluary "a, 1916.