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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: ,s1s.
November Term, WV
IN CH.AN'CERY.


Samuel Smith, Complement,
AGAINST
Leonard Mudd and John Cohagen, Defend
0nts.
TSHE defendant Leonard Mudd not hav-
J ing entered his appearance to this SUIT
and given security according to the statute
and rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendant, Leonard Mudd, is
NOT an inhabitant of this District-nb mo-
ton of the sid complainant, by his coun-
sci. it is ordered that the said detendent,
Leonard Mudd. do appear here on the first
day of the next Term, and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court; and
that the other defendant, John Cohagen,
do not nav away. convey or secrefe, the
debts bv him owing to. or the estate or ct
fects in his hands belonging to the said alb
sent defendant, Leonard Mudd, until the
further orler or decree OF this court; an
that a copy of this order he forthwith pub
Eshel for two months successive'v IN one
of the public nhwspapers nuhEshe" IN this
county,: and that another COPY he posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF sam
county.
copy.
Teste, EnMUSD |. LEE, o. u
January o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
For Sale or Rent,

THAT valuable property called HoN-
4 WAYS WHARF, with the Jar
houses thereon fronting on Unon-s.reg,..
The warehouses will be rented separately
;f REQUIRED, For terms apply to
Il WIN. HERBERT, jr.
August 25
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Houses for Sale.

80 The premises on the South east
hTAcorner of King and Henry streets.
Hssa containing good dwelling houses
Ss.E,n with stores ready fitted up tor bu-
-. Also, the brick dwelling house
and Store near to the former, lately
lssa ia possession of Dennis M. Lyles,
{9Aa.le ESQ. for whose time therein, the
7th of Feb. next, it may be rented, >,
nrAll the above property would be solo
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire OF ,,,o,7p
M4NDEVILLE & LARMoUh.
Senteuber 90 ulI
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To Let,

uyuAT convenient Brick house on Roy
Al street, now occupied by Mr..
Charles Tyler-possession to ne had inc
o9nd of December next-for terms enquire
Of VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
November 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
District III Coiu..laia.
County of Alexandra, towit: } ,o
November Term. iVlU.
IN CH1.NCERT.
James Sanderson, Completeness.

IN CHi.NCERT
James SanderSon, Complement.
AGAINST
Catherine r. NcCsl: and John Crpiylto,
and William Gillian, The two last unlnr
the frsn o. john Creighton s. Compsnv
Defendants.
ENiiE defendant Catherine F. Mccall M.
q h,v.n, entered her appear ,nce and yi.
ven security according to the statute and the
rules OF this court, and il appearing TO the
satisfaction ri The cnat, upon affidavit. that
the sail defendant, CATHERINE F. Mccall,
is not an inhabtant OF This Disirict-on NO:
ton of the said complainant. by lis counsel
il is ori-r"d. That the said defendant. Ca!
Uterine F. Mccall, do appear here on the
first day OF the next FERN, and enter her
appearance 10 the suit, and give securit.
for performing the DEGREES OF the court: and
that the other defendant, John Creighton
& Company, do not pay away, convey or
secrete, the debts by them owing TO. o.
the estate or effects in their hands belong.
ing to tbe said absent defendant Catherne
F. Mccall, until the further order or -.
I cree of this court; and that copy of this
order be forthwith published for two months
successfully in one Of the punlic newspa.
pers published in this county: and that ano-
lher copy be posted al the front door Of the
courthouse of the said county.
Tes,e e COPY EDMUND l. LEE, c. c.
iartuorv Ok
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To Rent.

e A convenient BRICK Dwelling
GH house, at the upper end OF hng-st
S.ss suitable for genteel family. Also
EsS two frame dwellings and shops
Apply to JAMES SANDEn'oN.
November 12
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
PROPOSALS
BY JOSEPH ~ S.i.rDERSON,
for publishing by subscription,
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE SIGNERS
TO THE
Declaration of independence,

ACCOMPANIED WITH PLATES;
To which will be annexed a history of the
proceedings of congress during the pas
sage of the law, and the Declaration it.
self, with fac-simile engravings Of the
signatures.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
Wheat.
January CO

Z wish TO purchase several thousand bush
a els of wheat, for which liberal price
viii be given. THOMAS Y. HUCK.
9th mo I6 q
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lnt SIS, aANps &c.
Bnildin@ Lots or Sale,

CUNDRY good lots upon Cameron. piu
= and Queen streets, on liberal credlt, az
reasonable prices to purchasers who wouia
suild thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUh.
October IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-04
Valuable Property for Sale.

TIME subscriber is desirious OF selling
Handsomely situated farm, on Huatsng
crock in Fairfax county Virginia, adIoin-
ihs the Mount Vernon estate and the lands
az general Thomson Mason, four miles from
Alexandria, containing about 240 acres, 90
nf which are in wGod--40 10 80 in thriving
mesdow of Clover and tfnsothy-s part OF
the residue recently seeded with wheat ana
rye, and clover, last spring-.the whole en-
closed with new post and ran fence
The improvements are, comior'aoie ana
convenient frame dwelling house
&HA and kitchen, smoke house, poultry,
@sss house, granary and stables: There
Eagasis on this place rich and produc-
frye garden, and large body OF marsh inca
dow. from which may be saved annually
foO ions of h,v. nearly as nutrlcIOus as the
bsst t;no,hy or cloyer-With the tara
would he sold a number of very valuable
horses, COW and sheep; Wagon, carts, ana
2 variety offarming utensils and houseno'u
and kitchen furniture; corn, oats ana rye
and 10 ions hay. Also. adjoining the one one
above described. farm containing tso
acres recently enclosed, on which IS a
x brick house, which efllhhg eN-
TSS1 pense would render com'oriah'e.
MI The soil is excellent, and consI-
t2sl 1erable part might be easily con-
zerted into meadow sit would be sold with
the other or separately. Also, number OF
valuable servants, male and female. 10
prevent unnecessary application, he would
observe, that hey win only be sold to per-
sons residing in the District or its vicinity.
and not 10 be carried from it, The sub
scriber will also sell the greater part OF ms
household furniture. which isnew aud hand
Soma Foy terms OF all or any part OF the
s,,sve property, apply TO NOBIET HER
ar FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

II anchor off the west end of the Grand BAHIA
ma, aud plnmlered every thing that came in
ier Nay. Whilst in irons on board our I'M orn-
mt was repeatedly threatened with dealt, !:
aud two OF three Times they had rope about
MS neck for that purpose. minority of tie
eie~ wished To- stand by him, and obey his
orders, but they were overwhelmed BIZ the
suongerparty. They AT last, howey er, agreed
10 lei 'iim 90, and he was accordingly put on
hoard the brig General Ripley, Capt. Drew,
Who was passing at the time, from Ram Key
ior TINS port, where he arrived on Monday
evening last. This officer further states. thai
!. was ms intention to have got the vessel in
some port in the United States or Venezuela.
10 have the mutineeIs tried for their lives :
out his efforts were unavailin..
lie has applied, We understand to the Col
iector OF the port, for assistance to 20 and
endeavort 10 capture her.
The name of the officer who furnishes these
particulars. as well as OF her netoiy appointed
oihcers, are in our possession. The HORNET
was government vessel, and had every neces-
sary .docnment, previous TO her departure
from norfolk. She has now mo papers on board
OF any description whatever. CCityCsaz.
SIR GREGOR McGREGOR.
:, FROM the above gentleman, who was in
Nassau about twelve days since, we learn that
.'Iis omcer had touched there, on his passage
from London To Venezuela in IA fine brig OF rs
guns anu had sailed again to join Lord Coch-
rane squadron, which consisted of ftiyates
2sloops and briggs of war, besides transports. .
The number of land forces said TO have gone
out u, this expedition, amounted To between
> ana 1000. 1t was currently reported at
NASSAU, that Sir Francis Rmdeu was also
engaged in the emancipation Of South Ame-
RIGA. IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04
PROM BuENOS AYRES

Omclal information has been received
Dy Tie Government of Bucnos Ayrcs, of
me outrageous conduct OF the Privateer
6rig MaIpo. Captain JOHN DANIELS, of
Baltimore. They have passed decree
declaring him pirate aud oatiaw, and com
PEELED Mr.. Ford, who was his security
IN the sum of ten thsusand doiiars, TO paw
the amount into court. They have also
published decree stating their deter.ni-
nation to render justice to all nations. and
dsisavowIng the many djsgrscelul acts done
ny pr'vateers under their flag.
Tue government are giving grants of
land TO persons who are disposed TO settle
al Quilnies, about eight miles below b.
enos Ayres, or the south west bank of
The river, for the purpose oil building a
town.
A private lette states that a Bank was
about 10 be established at Buenos Avres.
by the last accounts received, ii was
reported that Talcahuama, in Chill, had
been evacuated by the RoyaIists. A pa
per oithe 10th of October gives the Oil
cial account ofthe evacuation, and of the
taking possession by the Clilian army.
IN Y Do;JJ d,jrert;se,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

whole military force OF the nation. Cor.
gress has never proclain,ed M atrial law.
nor have the federal judges ever hanged
a man without fair trial Let The power
oi war aud peace, no matter under what
preiexi or in what form, be conceded 10
The executive; and The only remaining
distinction between the president and a
limited monarch, will be the elective cha
racter oil The former and some state ne
cessi,y will soon arise, which will furnish
iair opportunity of proving, that tina, is
distinction without difference. Tie.
emperor OF Austria is, or was before the
French revolution, elective In these re-
marks, beg you will understand, that
am speaking of principles noi men Of the
regular operation of political causes, not
OF me motives or objects OF particular
statesmen.
Whether this gentleman has succeeded
III showing, that, having lief; undone
Hose things Which ought TO have done.
and done those things which ought moi
10 nave done, ana not entitled TO mach
CONSIDERATIONS, | will not presume 10 de-
'ermlne but This know, tina, if his con
ciusion follows from his premises, no
mortal man is " entitled TO much consid-
GRAFTON. Even Plato and Socrates will
rose much OF incarceration that belongs
10 ihelr characters. 49,. am very indif-
iefent concerning the reputation Of The
Nasty papers have written under this sig
mature: humble as my ambition is.
build no hopes Of fame ON an occasional
essay IN The newspapers Yet il is not
The single opinion OF Hampden Junior. or
any iiiermdivldual, that can even sp,ile
Tie degree of consideration to hici, an,
entitled; much less is his authority either
competent or sufficient, 10 determine.
without argument, the great questions
which General Jacksons conduct has
brought before the nation.
am not little surprised that THIS wri.
Ter should charge me" with DENYING 10
Gen. Jackson the merit of defending New
Oii ans did in express terms. and i'm
as handsome terms loo as coui,i possibly
hnd, allow linn full credit for hat ticfence.
Ana ssial! add, that If his energy had
oeen directed only against The enemy. if
he iad respected The constitutional iil,er-
" OF his countrymen, II he Ina 4 not lately
broken through all rule, and tramp!ed on
'hc principles dearest to the hearts Of
ireen,en; myself would have lent q hand
10 bind around his brow, laurels liza,
would mol wiiher. and houors thai would
never fade. But have no euingies 10
pcsiow upon lim now am moi thar
iahib which licks tie hand lust raised
TO shed IFS blood" though il be the same
hand HAT once ted nv nor have either
gratitude or veueTaiion f0r the man. WHO
III my opinion, has inflicted vital wound
upon Tie constitution Of nav country.
ALGERNON SIDNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04
COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life lth Oar of the present mon,
Mrs. MARY HARRIS, widow aud relief OF lanes usI
rs a,e OF Aihemare county, aged IS years. 10 nlon
Few indeed of either sex have been blessed will, n
ients so rare. as those with when nature oal
ehuo" Ell tiS exeiuPar! Iady-Her mind like thar Of
ner excellent nephew, the iilnstriOus Secretary OF me
treasury, was distinguished for peculiar strength :
ahu most happily we're those extraordinary abilities
mpioyeo hiougn long and well spent life, for her
relatives her neigbbors and friends As wife a ma
Iens, aud friend, she was always kind aneconae and
mos, aniabie aud to the poor, ever charitable; IN
sho,' as 10 every vTtue she model for her SEA
IN ibe fruits OF heT GOOD example, she was greatly
Siessea 10 the last moment of her existence 10 the
aoui " heI oissoinon she was happily surrounded by
numerous and most respectable offspring MANY OF
whom win herself ranked among the brightest ofiia
heh's o. the church, OF which she WAS uieiubei Let
not Tue friends Of tbis best OF mourn depaT
lnIe nom among them She was prepared 10 die for
she vas Christian. 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

Ger who should murder o soldier. or an officer
his inferior. Within the limits of the United
States all offences of this description were
punished by the civil courts of the states. Ii
the view he had taken OF the subject was cor
rect, Mr.. RI. said, the propriety OF passing a
law rs speedily rs possible must be apparent.
He therefore msved the resolution which the
hid submitted.
The resolution was agreed to; and the House
adjourned.
Eyrdtun. We have only jus, discovered an
error in our report OF the speech vi Mr. Com,
which much alters the sense. II Ii found IN
sentence IN the second par apii Of The first
column which reads thus - tie was not GER
iain that he perfectly UNDER stood what was
national aS IN this couuhN. thought to be
nia'tldi, and not /" natiOhet" Nat. Int.
List Of papers submitted To the president,
with the report ct lii. secretary Of state. on
the resolution of The house of representatives,
of the ilih OF Jan. 1915.
I. Don Limo de, Clemeni To the secretary OF
state, Dec. II, 1878.
2. The secretary of state to MIR. Clement,
Dee. III. 1918.
; Commission to Sir Gregor Oregon, Mar.
I. Ne. Clement 10 Don vincen;e Pazos
S. Mr.. DE Forest to Mr.. Adams, Dee 81,
1878. ra
u Same t. same.
Z. Mr.. Adams to MIR. DE Forest, Dec. 81,
:, Same 20 same Jan. I, 1910.
g. NJ. De Forest TO MIR. Adams, january
3. 1919.
To- Credental letter from the supreme di-
rector, pnerrydou, To The president, delivered
by MIR. DE Forrest, Wi liout date.
Extract from the Correspondence referred TO-:
Gen Clemenii minister pienipotentiaty rom
Veme aueia 10 the United States, having arrived
at the scat OF government, transmits note 10
the secretary of state, informing him that lie is
ready 10 proceed.in tue execution of the duties
committed TO him by his government: the
following letter from MIR. Adams, in reply
derllhcs all negotiation. thro' the agency of
MIR. Clement, with ms government.
FIVE PRINT il emtire To SHOW with what ad
dress we can give the quietus to IA republican
minister. who il seems, had merely exercised
FRANCE during our reVoluti0ns.-Uds & Gd-. ]
The Secretary OF state To Don Limo de Gle
Incnti.
prptrfmeaf Of State, December l6, 1913.
SIR Your note OF the 18th instant, has been
laid before the President OF the United States,
by whose direction have To inform yOu that
your name having been avow eddy affixed 10 a
paper drawn up Withia the United States nur-
porting TO be commissions To foreign officer
for undertaking aud executing an expedition
in violation of the laws OF the United States
aud also another paper avowing the act and
otherwise insulting 10 our government, which
papers have BEEN transmitted to Congress bv
the message of The President, OF The 25th of
March last, am not authorised to confer with
Nou, and that no further cOmmunica tiuns will
be received from ,ou at this department.
am, &c. j. .. ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

LATEST FBOM Enc An

New YORK. Jan. SOB, The sr,i,,,, of
the HrltisIiiPackei Specify, Cap, Jsbn,pi
40 days from Falmoufli, we have rec,i, Ell
from our FalmouIh and London Cores
pondeuis, London paps rs To the I2,h De-
cember, two days later then Is ere receiy-
ed by The Atlantic. a few items are Sc
leci.d.
Io6dcto.--There has been little or no.
ii'ihs doing, nor can any correct quota
lions otprces be made under the present
state OF the market, which co;,,in,l.s
uroop'nS. AZ public sale on Tn. nth
inst. W hhds. OF Virginia anil Kentucky.
some purchases were made by The trade.
al reduced prices; leaky Virginia sold at
"a ssd and some fiHe Odd. The
greater part which consisted al slrv ors.;-
nary and tniddling Kentucky. mel no
buyers al Ga. 6ad. d, which phi, es they
were withdrawn
On The 18th Of December, there WAS
considerable sensation in The money mar
ket,. owing 10 the Bank of England
having come 10 the determination 10 IL
nit tiieirdiscounts (: the bank had ihro,y,
oni an immense quantity OF bills. nre-
scented by bankers and individuals of
the inst responsibility" Specie was so
scarce IN the city, that good bills were
WIN difficulty cashed al 5 per cent.
a Bristo, paper states that atieputat;on ,,;,,
De sent b! government to the Princess ~.
wales, 10 negotiate her return to Enoiapd
no other person having rls lat 10 hold :,
drawing room!' =
Letters from Paris anficipate y,ar,, ,.,.
a"lIng the session of the Legislature. which
ht;i Just commented. 1t is said the Ministers
"' haFt 10 Withstand the attacks OF yiolent
f"'"sS "iic" are III array against thcn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04
VIRGINIA JFGIsI.Ar,1RE


we shall continue the Journals 81 the H. of
u. Tor The three last days in our neNt-and also
AVIAN ourselves OF the same opportunity 20 Law
before our readers Il few reports (now on onr
NE embarrassing points submitted to the Lee
For the three last DAYS we know of no mpor.
tant measure that has been adopted b, the i.e
eisiature. The most Interesting ara tiers before
them-are, Isl. the revisai Of The laws. which
me III OF ID: are prosecuting with great spirit.
ana VIII probably close ina fortnight from fins
tihe. we learn also that the Senate have re-
solved to devote one entire fortnight TO the
same subject. We believe that il " III be zone
ihrongh this sesSion-2d. Several propositions
ior internal Improvement, particularly the
great scheme of western communication
Yesterday, the Committee of Schools and
Colleges presented report about the state
OF the Literary Fund-in which they estimate
iis nallnconie (for the present. al not more
thnn S5S.0OO-it was previously estimated by
The Tresident aud Directors of that Fund al
ahout $40 ,OOO-.rhe Report concludes thus
FROM the result of the above statement il is
apparent, that The revenue OF the Literary
una is insufficient not ouly % admit of further
appropriations, hut 10 me et those which are al
ready charged npen it Resoiuea, therefore. as
the opinion OF this Committee, That IL Is mex.
peaieht al tbs time 10 extend The patronage of
ihe Legislature 10 any college or academy w nm
III this Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04
IRAN intervie. Win ,. j.o.o,, -,

EfratHn Ia " Spectator" (pubshed on Thursday
correction" read '' Irritation"
We give III tbs day. paper Mr. Clay's speech-and
S"i. Jouiisohs ia one OF our Two next No's-Att.r
~h'cn, we shai cn such speeches as sreTecommeided
ny any particular COMMUNICATING oy Ieisure
Tor the pubticaton.We shall thus bay. more rom, -,
impart much greater variety to our paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

NRJANILD 10 EENI For enc or more ,,aIs
w SDaLL tAEA, with- Comfortable o. sl,,,.r
house, and within ten OF iofU mites Of tins place
For further Information, apply The OF
fee. Haifsf building. street.
wANl 10 HiRE-by NE niontB ~ Tor lie l5sls,,ce
4 Of tie year, 10 OF 20 able bodied MIN 10 cl4s,
piece OF had aud do otl.tT woik on Ias-- kiso a.,
punches, ~ strong rougb MAKbS.
NI..Nn n. ". Col IMAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-04

et.sN cn1i-.--b b. Ntit"e ~ a desd 0i unst ~
Il Tecoidin TIE county court Of POehattn, cxecnted
to the subscutcr ty HoTatO 1ufpin. OF de county
aforesaid 10 secutc The pay meHi rfcetu sufns ~ mo-
ntJ thtitn mentioned viii b. oueftd Tor sale TO the
hehtst bidder for casl, "a Porhaiau CotIiholSs uf
the OH d0V " Jf0ych neat, 4 tract ct LAMB contin
avg 5Os rcfes, more o. less ing fne Cfech in the
county aioiesaid, aud adJoining te !auds Of Edmupd
Han isnn. Join Goode, ard Niu. a. ILrpiH Ard
also SIN SLAVES, naiaed said d ed m 80 y ueh
thereof rs viii satisfy she claims To- rro1 toaethet vfs
ihe cost OF executing the said ttstIbe tle Vesf,d ia
the subscriber val be conveyed 20 thr purchaser.
Feh.q s6..Wt0s W. o.. COCkE. zen.
n OIiCE.N hegeas VI las been considered ~ so -
uat WAS partntT with certain feLsgH K.
PUfyish, ~ mercantile concern in the comfy ~
ttvanndJ his istO notfy all concerned fbse
40 p'titively deny u aud - not CONSIDER nJssiF
bound for auJ ~ eaiB Tarslsa
~ ibe name Of P~Jyfsh CfOpm.
RICHARD sHada.
Flu,aans county, Fc5. a. e0..~s1s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-03
Houses for Sale.

The premises on the South east
NT1f corner of King and Henry streets,
Esssl containing 2 good dwelling houses,
gS. with stores ready fitted up for bu-
- Also, the brick dwelling house
1Tsf and store near to the former, lately
.s.t in possession of Dennis VI. Lyles,
GAesa. Tor whose time therein, the
9Th of Feb. next, it may be rented: -,
trAll the above property would be sold
upon liberal credit, the payment being Sc
cured. Inquire Of o,,n
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
Septemher 90 OIL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-03
Sugar.
Fairfax County;
June 2Ist. 1919.


A T large and respectable meeting Of
"A the citizens, of Fairfax county, con-
vened Tor the purpose Of forming an Aux
iliary Colonization Society, William H.
Fi.zhugh. esq. was called to the chair,
and Charles q. Broadwater appointed Sc
cretary-when, after the adoption of con.
stitution and necessary rules for their 60
yernment, the following officers were e.
lected for the ensuing year,
VIM. H. Fitzhugh, esq. president Ro.
bert +. Thompson, Alexander Waugh
VIM. E. Bcckwith, Daniel F. Dulany and
John Reid, vice presidents George W.
Hunter, James Sangster, Rich'r I'd c. Ma
son, John w. Ashton and VIM. Moss, ma.
nagers John Moore, treasurer and c. G.
Broadwater, secretary.
On motion, il was Resolved, That the
board Of managers be requested to take as
early and as efficient measures as possible
for the attainment Of the objects'of the So
ciety.
Resolved, that the thanks of this So.
ciety be presented to the chairman for the
able manner in which he has presided at
this meeting.
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