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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
sherif's Safes

BY virtue of writ of Vend. Elk. TO
ne directed, will be exposed 10 public
lsaIc. at The house Of Amelia Cook, Cant.
wells bridge, i'll St. Georges hundred, on
Thursday the ! 5th day OF Oct Der at 10
O'Clock noon. The foilo~ing described
real property to Wit mo. L. A farm in
|St. Georges hundred bounded BY proper
|ty of John Merit, Eavid Withprspoon,
1.-The State road, leading from the Buck
Tavern, 10 A,,ddleton..--t1c.2 Q. A house
land lot in the village Of Mddlctown,
Ihonnded by property of Ancrew Mau.
Idain and Thomas Merritt. No. s.
ITwep,y-six acres Of Woodland, bounded
lhy lands Of I horpas Merit, John iisys,
land others, containing nv compusAnon
lin the whole, four hundred acres more
Tor less,
Seined aud taken in execution - the
property OF Andrew il Peterson, and 10
|be sold by
Francis HaHghey. sh'G.
New. Castle, Sept. 3o,h, 1919.
BY virtue cf writ Of vend. ex. to me-
,directsd, - q ,ah.ic saie
,at the house Of Isaiah t:e,sier, village Of
iSt Georges, in Red Lion ausdrea, on
Tuesdas The 18th day Of October next, at
10 O'Clock, A Al. House hold ard kitchen
furniture, one horse, one gig AND rgrnesa,
one COW &C &C. Also the following des-.
lcribed life estate, situate IN ied Lion
hundred. bounded by la;,ds of Major
Foreman. Elizabeth lforde and others,
lcontainin. ninety-nine acres.
Seized and taken IN execution. as the
property of Isaiah Hester. and to be sold
lby
Francis Knughey, ShcsiIr.
New Castle, Sept. 80, 1918.
BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Ven5.
Elk. to me directed, will he exposed to-
public sale, at the house Of David srintoa
Wilmington. in Christiana hundred, on
"Wednesday the l4th day az Cctof,er mex,
lat 10 o'clock, A. II. ore gig and harness..
lone cow and calf, black smiths tools
|housei'old and kitchen furniture, sc. &r
Also the following described properly,
situate in the Borough Of Wilmington,
and hundred Of ChristiaAa, to wit No. l..
A lot of Land on King s,rsei, between
High and Third streets, with \ Two story
| house thereon erected.-No. 2. A lot Of
ground at the corner Of Third and King
street, with frame Black smith shop
thereon erectcd.-No. 8. A lot OF land on
French street, adjoining lands Of John
Watson, end others. containing ? acres
more or less.
| Seized and taken in execution, as the
property of Michael Lavery; and to be-
sold by Il.
Francis Hsughcy, sheriff.
/ New .cas;Is, sepA -. 1913,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
No. 80.
A.drift Boat.

A round bottom boat, was taken uI
adrift in the river Delaware, between
Deep water Point and New cs.tie. close
into the Jerrey shore, on Saturday last.
The owner by proving property, and pay
ing charges, can have her again by ape
plying TO
Gorge Baker,
No. IS. Water Street,
Oct. 6th.--3t.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
John Bowman.

Nos, North Wharves, Philadelphia.
N. B. All baggage to be in the charge and at
the risk of the owners. Baggage will alss be
taken from, or put on board of the New York
Steam Boats alongside, free of expence.
Aug. l5--tf
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
WI. RI. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Of Tie Treasury.
'sv jo--leytlO,
Nv the President Of the u
States.

states.
WHEREAS, by an Act OF Congress
passed on the I'd of March, 1917, emit.
lied s An act to authorize the appoint.
nent of a Surveyor lor HE lands in the
northern Ut -fthe Mississippi territory
ARD the safe Of certain lands therein dc
'scrlbed, !" the President Of the u. States
lis authorised to select certain lasds. 70,
| scites for towns. and cause the said lands
to be laid off into town lots, and the sale
lois to BE- offered for sale
Therefore, ], JAMES MONROE, Presi
cent IF the United States, do hereby Dc
clare and MAKE Known, that public safe.
for the disposal olthe io,s in the town %
Marathon, (hesetoiore called Millions
Bluff on the south bank OF The river Ten
ncseee, (neas the head of the Muscle
Shoals in Alabama Territory, on til,
second Monday inanc toter next
The sales shall continue open for on,
week. and longer if necessary, ard tn,
lots shall be offered Tor sale in regular
numerical order, beginning with Tx
lowest number.
Given rrdcr my hand, az the City o
Washington, this goth day OF MAJ
1918.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President.
JOSIA.i MEIGS,
Commissioner Ganeral Land Office
May 3o--tawtO
A Map Of the Huntsville District il
engraved aud Plan Of the town o
Maralhan will be engraved as speedy a
practicable, and will be sold at Huntsville
and at the General Land Office, by
JOHN GARDiNEY,
Chief Clerk.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
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dRrsGn.
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son. tiia-
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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
Oct. 6th.-3t

Wilmington Bridge Company
The President * Directors Of the
Wilmington Bride Company have de-
clared Dividend of four per cent on the
Stock Of the Companay for the past half
gear payable after the 10th Of next month.
Edward Giipin,
Trsasuer
Wilmington, 9Th Mo. 3oth l8lS.--st !.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
NOTICE..

The Trustees of the Poor of New
Castle County, are requested to meet a
The Poor house, on Thursday the frs
lay pf October next, at ten O'Clock. Thos,
who have accounts, sc, may presen
them for settlement.
John Sutton, Sec'y.
Sept. l2.--E
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-10
NtstiCc.

Wilmington Oct. 5lh.---6t.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

The Tythingmen Of Portland, through the
medium OF the newspapers, would remind
their fellow townsmen Of the laws which pre-
scribe there duties. They are carefully 10
inspect all licensed houses, and inform of all
disorders, or misdemeanuurs committed in
them and also of all such as shall sell spIritu.
Gus liquors without license They shall in
,orm Of all idle and disorderly persons, pro-
tane swearers, and the like offenders, to the
end that they may be punished. They may
enter, into any OF the rooms or other parts OF
an Inn, or public house Of entertainment, on
the Lords Day, and the evenings preceding
and succeeding and they are bound TO Sc e
the laws carried into effect, which are intend
ed TO prevent unnecessary travelling, labour.
business, work, amusement, or recreation on
The Lords Day. The Tythingmen hope this
bret notice OF existing laws will be sufficient
10 prevent the commission Of any offences,
enumerated above, or described in the laws !;
but while their oath Of Office permits them to
use discretion and judgment, it soleInnly en-
joins diligence and fidelity performing their
duties. Complaints have been lodged with
the Tythingmen against collection Of young
men on the Lords Day, at or near The corner
OF the street leading 10 the Methodist meeting
house ifpersisted in, efectual measures will
be takeu TO suppress il.
COTTON B. BROOKS, ,sCho,rmon.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
POETRY.
From HE Dartmouth Gazette.

From HE Dartmouth Gazette.
THE ISLE OF THE DEAD.
10 passing Lake Champlain, they Informed us Of
small green island, where the brave mea er,
buried, who fell on The nth Sept 1914.
AROUND the fair isle, the wild birds sing.
And plunge in the lake the sparkling wing.
Above the fair ISLE the wild flowers bloom,
To deck the sod Of the warriour's tomb.
Cold and dampis the warrours' sleep,
And above their grave the wild flowers weep.
Aswe passed that Isle, The wind blew fair,
No mourner nor hearse. shrond was there.
But we viewed The srds on the dead, that lay.
And we thought of the crimson battle fray.
Cold and damp is the warriours grave,
And heavy's the turf, that hides the brave.
When the light Of their souls grew dim death,
no mother watched o'er their waning breath
Like the stars on summer night, they fell,
And glory proclaimed their parting knell
Gold and damp is the warriours' bed,
But Glory is lowering around the dead
TO soothe their slumbers the wild birds sing.
10 honour their Sods, the fair flowers spring,
Ind many day and many year
shall scatter with wreaths their lonely bier.
Gold and damp is the warriours tomb,
But Glory aud Honour shall always bloom.
Ii darkness and death, the warriours lie,
But Glory and Honour shall never die A. X.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
From the Montreal Herald.
HvDROPHOBIA.

Mr. Gray took the liberty some time
since 10 send you the Recipe Of a Remedy
for the Hydrohhobia. 1t appeared 10 have
succeeded in many trisls and soon acquired
reputation. now send you another, Of
which the efficacy is authenticated by
distinguished Curate ofthis province. as as
ccrtained by above eight successful cases.
Take the under shell Of an Oyster, put il
into ,he fire II becomes red hot, then
pulverizs and sift it--break four eggs, Of
which make an omelet,e with the powder
fry i, with large table spoonful Of Olive
Oil. The Patient must eat this af:er fas.-
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
BNNX PISHERY.

It appears BY statement in q late Sa-
lem Ca2e:sc, relative TO the Msrblchead
fishermen, that the Spring fares last year
Of 81 vessels were 543 400 hsh---,his year
in ~ vessels but l59 90 in favour Of last
year.
~ We believe The bankers from this
place have been proportionably unsuccess.
ful-but the Mackerel fares are uncom-
monty productive y ez16iryflort Herald
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR 8. LINCOLN,
sIAvE received from late importa,ions. a large
Il l. alrortmens of
FRESH GOODS,
AMONG wHIcR ARR

-AkoNG wHIcR ARR
London and \ orkshire Superiine
BROADCLOTRS aud CASSZMEREs,
Plain white buf and figured Maria e Velfing',
ack fix fiosentine Veiting hne buff Csiiimere,
10 aud 4 Ilh Linens
Light ground and paid London Caslcoes
Common Ca'icoes Carlisle Cinghams
Elegant Furntue es
Blue ADD red CoPperp'a,es
B ack :lnchaws and Sarinetts
B ack Lsvan,ines Italians sOi tiorences
Plain AID changca5le colored oInchsW
S2r(net and Florence LuilTIngs Pad hnHriugs
Black Satin Rngiih silk Gloves
Nank.n Grape shAwis
Fine figured Leno and book Mullins.
Imitation India Mu ins
Canon c apes fancy GIk Handkerchief
Cotton Cambrics Cambria Mullins
. aud hk Shawls, elegant colours
Mems and womeo cotton Hosiery
10 Ia Damask table Linen
BIRDS eve Diaper black Italian Grape
Lioht and dark printed and imitation Shawis
Blue & thort yellow Nankins Company Nankins
Black silk Hanckerchiefs
Company Bandannas; Choppa Romals
Pa cor nesm loom Shirlings
Linen Cambrics elk Ve.vits
Water loom oheetings b common factory Cotton'
Pztent Gu penders India Caicoes
RneHih pa.ent Thread wire lewing Cotton
Fine white Fiannes Black Bombszeus
Super gilt coa, aud ven Butons fix basket ditto
American Ginghams; Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
ing ana Sattlnetts
rs aud 80 inch Gingham Umbrellas
Low priced blue Erozdeloths
May s (n)
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
NEW GOODS.
WIN. MCCLELLAN,

w W. INCL ELLh1N,
IAS Jun received and offers for fale The follow.
4 ing articles, VIZ White and coiourea Cam
brics Cambria Prints-nice CaIicoes-gown and
cap Mullins Canton Crapes-orsnge blue, laloc
and ftraw colourea double woVe Sarrago,sa Silks,
for bonne,s and fpencers-changeable gown and
peIife silks-Dinotys- Cingh7 ma-Copper Plates
aod Furuiures-Prnted ahawls-Crape ditto
Plain Silks Tabby Velvet Cotton Venngs-Sils
ditto -CrancurelIs--blue and yellow Nankins-
ELK Hofe-couon do--a great sGortment of r ID
bons very wide Brzids of all colours--black fix
Handkerchiefs fancy ccOured dtto,with wrought
borders-Veivet Bindings. plain and bgured-.
common and very rice Parafos-Bombasetts-
Oilcloths-- Mems slipper,--coas and veft Buttons
= ball and chain ditto cur glass ditto, Of all col
ours--a large afortnent of Besds--SciAors-spee
taces from n,nepence to FIVE dollars pair--Tor
toiCe fheIi Hair Combs dreAing Combs--hamp
poke, ditto-Tortoife fhell ditto. with pearl ca
fes-- French Perfumery--imali pots OF highly per-
fumed waiting soap one cafe of Canton figured
Paper for hangings and window curtains Cotton
netts- cafimeres, &c ,cc very cheap for caih
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
Ron MOI.

person vas joked by his friends te-
cause that, q. au advanced age he married
a young woman. The old beau replied,
I" That he would rather have his heart pier
ced by new and shining blade than by q
rusty nail"
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
CONGRESS- FRTGATE.

ThesJ.so. frigate Congress has arrived
il the Chesapeake, from the River OF Plate
Messrs. Rodney and Graham have return
ed in her; and air. Bland remained in
Sou!h-America, being on a tour to CSili.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
To Let, two Pews In Rev. (. kel-
loggs Meeting houfs-Inquire as above.
May i2 QitytO
Insurance Brokers Ofc,

rTHg UNITED MARINE & FlRR IksU-
L RANCE COMPANY OF Portland, having
discontinued underwriting the fuhfcribsr give,
notice that be has opened Al office in the fame
building for the purpofe Of Marine Iniurancs
where the cufomers 10 the late Office, and others
are invited to call--none hu. good names will be
offered IAk1Es NEAL.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

ing SIX hours, and he must fast also six
hours after it. The Remedy must be re-
peated on tha third and fifth days.
If The Patisnt he ayerse 10 taking the
Remedy iu this shape, he may take the
powder in a glass Of white vine.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
SedSonabie Goods 7
JOSEPH JOHNSON

Erchange Shstf,
IA As Just received large assortment of
4 English, French. India and Ameri1-in
GOODS,
which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash.
Nav 25.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

WANrs--wAich every one musf feel.
Virtue wants-~Sinccre votaries Wis
dom-more earneat supplianls and,truth,
real friends and admirers.
Pure and undt filed Religion" wants
less said about the theory and more done a.
bout The hractice il.
Philanthropy wants-a residence, and
Fidelity--an asylum.
Love and Charity want--to be in better
credit.
Fdje wants---to be kicked or Of compa-
ny and Humility introduced
Every old woman, silly girl or ofhcious
young fellow. who hears Of any amour, (or
even Of two persons OF different sexes be-
ing seen 20 converse together] want might
~ tb be at the bottom ofit.
Every old bachelor (yho has not some
body, incog. wonts--a gy;fe every girl
in America" above ffteen,a cot already pro-
vided for, wants-a huqband.
III Baltimore. Black man was fined and
Imprisoned for abusing his horse This IS
q good lesson to those whose brutal conduct
excites The horrour ofalI good citizens.
The wife Of Samuel Hoytt, Of Sapio, N
York, bad three children at birth, and
they are ali living in health; and with the
mother they promise to DO well.
Meiancho'y Effects Of lightning 1t is
stated in paper printed in Ontario county,
ina, Dir hersons had been killed by light
ming in that County, within Ten days.
Grand Jury Of Georgia have presented one
Cleon Nally, for blasphemy. They have also
Presented, he surviving principal and the sec
onds in a fatal duel!
| From the New.Yotk Mercantile Advertiser.
Progress of Lmhrovements.--A ship of a.
bout s75 tons is now nearly ready 10 be
launched, from one Of our ship yards,
which is actually to be A,ted UP with
steam engine and apparatus, as a Stean,
P0cke: 1hth tor crossing the Atlantic.
We learn that the Grand Canal is in rap
\ id advancement from the Mohawk IL the
Salina and contracts from thence to Sen
eca river are nearly completed. II is sta,ec
tbat upwards of 1900 men are employed OF
the works tie presen, season, besides cattle
and labor saving machinery.
Accounts from the South state that ths
Creek Indians have had meeting, and are
determinedt to abide The decision Of the gen.
eral government, relative 10 the attack Of
Capt. Wright on the Chehaw yilAge.
Another explosion has lately taken place
at the Dadensburg Powder mills, il
Georgetown. Distiict oil Columbia, by
which fire men were killed, and one dan
gerousIy wounded.
BANK FZSHEPY.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

NO b, >uERLi 3NI%S ROW,
II AS for sale the following GOODS which he
Il j. offers al Ie ioeest prices for cash or apron
e crt4l lrh0ieSals retait~vlz black blue, brown
drAb, red aud mix'd BRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
blue, mix'd, drab, buff aud White C4A9Sl4MEhL--
Vigonia Cloths and Beayeretts--1 rape ShawY--
Maxim, Canton and Italian Grapes -cheap Cali
,oes and Cambria prints-4-4 and 1-8 Linen
British Cotton Shirtings-American Sheetings~
Long Lawns--i.4 4 and Ga Cotton CambricA-
Linen Cambncks- read laCes--black ami
While silk Lace->hk and MersaiIeS Vestngs-
yellow Il blue Nankins--Cotton Cashmere Cot
ton strpes--Seersuckers-bue and green katli.
nets--Furniture DInoty hintz and plate Fun
nitures-Csmbrck Muslin - Leno, Null ,Iaconelt
book and India Nusns---tIngh ghams-6lAck ltallan
LustrIng-ElOreuce Siks--SaTsnets-hgur'd and
plain Bonnet SIik--rch tguI d, whIte and co!ord
osttns-black Sattin--Silk Yeivets-BIai aids aud
Ferrets-Italian ana India Sewing siiks--bandar-
ma, flag, black Il fgur'd silk Observation-Disclosures
and white silk Glovef-blaCk cotton do-White e.
colord Sewing Cotton--W ire do'--Linen CAM
bricks-T -ThreHd--linitation and Chintz 81 avis
Linen Cambrick Handkfs India CheCks-India
lottons-twil'd buff Nankin--silk Twist--biack
blue and white ShalIoons---M Maltese, gilt fansy
pearl and silk Buuons--corded and figur'd Cam
bricks--Prince Regents Cord--Cottonets-Gin
ham-t -tImbrelIas--kussia Sheetngs and Crash
Plaullas--brown Linen--sik and beaver Gloves
ladies habit and long white aud coIor'd kid Gloves
-i}anboo and dress Fsas--MusIin Robes--Coi-
ton Danask--sllk, worsted and cotton Hose i'd
derminster and Straw Carpetng, &c. June 2
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
Summer Goods.

JOSIAH MUNROE,
NO 8, UNION ROW, MipDLx-67REsr
H1 AS JUST RECEIVED large sffor,meu, OF
English, French, India 6 Amer
icun Goods,
which he offer, Al the Iowelt csih prices.
May 9 #
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

4 very important secret in agriculture
is made known, for the communication Of
which zoo gs. were previously subscribed.
1t is preventive against the insect caled
the ny. " "The discovery is 10 SOW Glib Of
radsh on every acre of turnip land, with the
turnips, which the inventor declares, will
so attract The fly, as TO prevent its proving
az al injurious to the turnip. Lon. <oh.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

Another explosion has lately taken place
at the Dladensburg Powder mills, il
Georgetown. District OF Columbia, BY
which fire men were killed, and one dan
gerously wounded.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

The remains Of Gen, Montgomery, who
fellin the cause Of Freedom under the walls
Of Quebeck in 1875, have, by authority of
the state Of New York, been brought from
their place Of deposit in The field OF martial
glory, and deposited near tie monument
erected 10 his memory in the city of New :
York. 1t should be recollected, what marks
Of respect, affection and honour, Sir Guy
Carlton, his generous enemy, displayed on
the first interment Of the hcro's remains, in
the ground Distinguished by feats Of hero.
ism, and consecrated to military fame.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

Valuable Inhrovemenf. Mr.. John Hen
ry Tlge, late from Leipsic in Germany, has
made valuable discovery in the mode oi
stifIcning hats, by which they are made wa
ter proof. We have seen one Of these hats,
immersed in w4ter "a hours when taken
out il was perfectly stiff and in good form
Though hats made in this way are per-
fectly wgter proof, yet they are soft and
pliable as any other.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
Paper Itangiags-1ltttiaryG Goods
and Feathers.
EDWARD HoWE-Uptolslerer.

No. 5, Merchants RV'c, Midfie-Strcet. Portland,
TEAs Just received by brig GOV Carver, arrived
Il 1 in Boston from havre large and elegant
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

Accounts from the South state that the
Creek-lndians have had a meeting, and are
determinedt to abide The decision Of the gen
eral government, relative TO the attack Of
Capt. Wright on the Chehaw village.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21
LEVI PIERCE, Col.

WTncaesfrr, Afay %, 1915.
az Any OH er disregarding the above
regulations, will be considered gully of
ngenllernanlike conduct Farm. Ca6tnef.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-21

a Grand Jury Of Georgia have presented one
Cleon Nally, for blasphemy. They have also
Presented, he surviving principal and the sec
opds in fatal duel
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25

Ladies Beaver Hats, &c.
TUST received and for sale at lie Shoe
o Store of WILLIAM TRUE,
King-street,
Ladies' and Misses black, blue aud
white Beaver Hats, some OF superior qua
lity, with elegant trimmings =,
Gentlemen's first and second quality
Hats knapt and felt ditto. Also, 81.
A quantity Of Ladies' prunelle Slip
pers, whine and colored kid ditto
Morocco and leather Walking Shoes
and Slippers
Mo- COCO and kid Boots, with fashion
able trimmings; misses Il children's do.
bPGentIemen's fine Boots and Shoes
kept ready made, and manufactured at
short notice by measure. Allfavors CRATE
fully acknowledged.
January d6,fmwtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25
Fan->ash Making.

NFFrAL. FAN.SAsHES, Of various
N descriptions, will be made BY the
subscriber, at his shop, lower end Of Duke
street. The want Of Metal Fan-Sash
Mandatory ia Alexan ria. has hitherto
been severely felt ny builders ard 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, whichis neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have. given It a
decided superiority, and he difference in
the price is very triAing. The subscriber
has been at considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, ana
relies on public enterprise for success IN
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, BY seno'ng
the dimensions of their sa,hes, can have
them made at the same price as i IN torn'
JAMES L. HOLLAND.
February 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25

and good security. payable to the Com
mon Council OF Alexsnd,is, in double
the amount o: the sum at which the tax
es shall be estimated, for the fai,hiul per-
fOrmance of their respective duties, which
said bond shall be received and approved
Of by the mayor, aud by him lodged with
the clerk oil the Council for safe Keeping.
Section 5. And be it fu' Their enacted,
That no collector heretofore appointed,
wh0has not performed his duty, and can
celIed his bond given to the corporation
for the faithful performance OF the said
duties, shall again be appointed.
Section 6. And be IL further enacted,
That this act shall be in force from and
after the passing thereof.
Passed 10 COUNSEL, March Is, 1918.
]. II. HOOE, President.
Approyed elst March. Is 8.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
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