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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

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l,hmeni Of rules OF proceeding; ~ settling
lie course q Practice; aud becoming nli
nagely acquainted with each others views Of
.lhe various concerns Of Court % Justice
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

Len at Holmes Hole, 18th INST brig Susan
Prince for Portland, and schr Mary Ann. Stack
pole, Is days from Ponce, r. r.. for this port.
Brig Levant, Coombs, 5 days fom Portland,
for Matanzas. was spoken Goth ut.
Schr. industry in long passage from Hallo~
Ell, with loss of part u her deck load, &C. has
ar. at Boston
The Emerald, of Mount Desert, for Y. orieao:
10 days was at Port au Prince 7th alt.
Schr. Susan, Of Bath, and soop Miller, of Bris-
tol, with the loss Of one man, sc. were Al Der
muda 18th ult.
For column Of Ship News, See let page.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
GaZETTE Led
MARINE LIST. &
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Thnsdag, Jan Ar sch Polly Phebe,
Marshal, st. Andrews, plaster.
Safurday-brig Caroline, Hubs, Philadelphia
-four.
Ssuldry -sl Ranger, Smith, Lubec, plaster and
fsh-sch's Reaper, Prince, Philadelphia, -four
Ice Plant, Glover, New York, for st. John.
CLEARANCFs
Monday, Jan. 1-Cl sen Olive, wysr, Bos
ton.
Ttitsd brig Altoona, Porter, Surinam.
Es qssday-brig Leo, Leavitt, Havana.
Thursday--seh Washington, Lewis, Havana.
Erlday -brigs Milford. Weeks, savannah
Rebekah. Jordan, New 0rleaus
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
A. NEW STORE.
AZ NEW STORE.
Hard Hare, Plated 81 Britannia
GOODS, at lol0 prices
EDWARD FARLEY

Offers for sale, ~ No. 10, FrsiIGngs Street.
NEARLY OPPOSITE Mr.. MEALS IEs. OFFICE,
DLATRD Tea Pots Cast ors, spoons, SnuEsrs
A and Trays and CaHdiesticks; srittanna and
hlocktin Teapo;s; silver and steel bow specaGies !;
pencil Cases; pocket snd meusranJum Books !;
silver and plated mounted Whips; silver Thimbes /;
Brass AHdirons, uGUsuaily cheap thovels and
Tengs; Wsitsrs Suufers and Trays fruit Trays /:
Cefee Mis- Ives patent Tinder Boxes; Fiat
Irons Brass Kettles; Hand Saws; nsor and
hearth brushes; Shoe % Horse do; Clothes 10 !;
Hair d.; TrowelF; sewing and knitting Needles ;
Penknives; Jock-kuives; Scissors Hamaers
Hafcdets; Rasps; Files; S5oo-kaives Tseks !;
Pincers; Nippers; Avis Fazsrs; rsz0r Cases
and straps; pewter PofFngaFs tar1iuT irn-
aipgs; coat and vest Bnttons; Mouse raPs !;
Bellows: Carpenters Tool; Lscks, Hisges and
screwg. CAST IRON W5HE.
Pots, Kettles, Spiders. Skillets,
Zee Kettle, Bsks s<et,.e,, ,.oss Pas D =, gc.
Curry COMBS, Steward, sheep Sae r. Bras and
iron Candestiuk-, Iron Sq1,r'@. C1n5-. Saving
Boxes, Toilet il-ssc., Snuff BsEs Latrhe1, Ink
sands, WarMng Pas, Mathematical Instruments
Sand Peper. Shovels. Looking Glasses. &c. &c Sc.
Jan. 9, 1891. STl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
Consulate Of Spain for The Ne,v-
EngIaHd States.

LNgIdHu otuteS.
AG|HEREAs several Vessels from these paFtA
w have experienced some dIiculties a. me
Spanish Dominions for having ne. lecteJ the cus'o-
mary consular documents, 10 the invoices bill If
heaih, clearsnces and passports aud ~ u va. az
iedgel preteA, ter tbcir ifreg 'larty ~ -on-
residence OF eoUsuler agent - &c ain place.. H.
g. y Consul now respectfully irf rns all Isl m
il may concern shat 10 oFdcr ~ rem1ye III fu.rs
those difficulties and ,retexts' Ne has appointed
EBEN EZER MAYO, a.g his Agen, for tbe
State of Maine residing ~ r band.
X. CHACDE.
Rnstan L. 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

eve understand that the requsition is in pro-
gress, for public meeting, 70 congratulate Ill
Majesty on the failure Of the third conspiracy
gaiost his wiie--And to pray that every one con
cerned therein may be brought to condgn pun
ishment, and rendered forever after incapable
holding office of honour OF emolnmeEt IN this
Kingdom. The British Mercury, Non l3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

DIED,
In this iowa Huldsh, daughter Of Mr. Abner
Brgs, aged IS.
II Westbrook, Capt Nathaniel Proctor, "a Go
LII Stand'sh, airs. Martha Linnd to merry Of
Eastman So. sged 81
Ia Gorham, Catharine, daughter of Col. Sam
uel Stephenson, aged 16-Glrs. Rebecca, consort
Of Col. Nathaniel Frost, aged 65---A child Of Mr..
john Hanscom, jr. aged IS nonths-Mrs. Mary,
consort OF Capt. James Patterson, aged 28.
BILL OF MORTALITY,
Fer tbe tewn Of Portland. fFsn Jan. /, 1890,
"a .Iaz. !, 1891, exclusive Of those who have died
&c The Aims House -
-sduls. Children IotaL
10 1920, Il ~ $50
1919, 79 81 1io
The number or deaths al the Aims House in this
town u 1890 IS 5 adults" aud one child.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
AND WEST INDIA GOODS
YIN Won g. cox,

ExcHANGF STREEr, neat Cumberland Bank,
ENDING e dissolve their cOnuectisn ID
Il business the following spring, offer Tor sale her
valuable stock Of English aud West-Iadia Goods,
comprising very extensive and complete assert
ment az such reduced prices isr each or shoe an
pro ed credit a. will make il object for All who
wish good bargains 70 call.
IAN O. 1891
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

The accounts from Lisbon, well as those
from Naples, represent those capitals to oe in a
state Of perfect tranquility and state that the
regeneration Of the governments is proceeding
prosperously, accompanied by the best wishes Of
their respective nations.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
JAMES HOLDEN MEGQUIER.

T'HF furscrihsr hereby gve public uoTice 10 all
concerned thai he has been duy apps', ed,
and Iaker up0u him. he rus Il a. a-mri'frator
Be- tcu-s non uFcn he ssiaFt q
si.A Lh HAFGtH
late Of waitFford. IN sad ecuo e OEtord yeo-
mao. decea.ei. by gv,ng houc a. he zw IL
rects-he therefore requests a perfnnr who re
indrhted tr lid a---a.sds eHafe, rn make irnr.e-
dare plYrlrri arr Eholt vhc have any efmaLds
thsrecu. 81 c1aisit the sane tr
Will a. hUEpUE
AdRiLirfTstuE, Sc r. m e
Watrrfcr5- laa. ?, 1921,
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MARRIFD.

In Gorham, Nr. William Woodbury., Ct Br idg-
ton, to Miss Jerusha Lincoln, daughter Of Mr..
Royal Lincoln, Of the former place
y preenp on ihutrss- ls.t, by z. Rsrrell Esq
MIR. Hirso Hloo'e, . y ~rphia rerke..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

On the Isl page viii os found very useful
Coun ting House Almanac for 1921. A few
copies printed coed paper, may be had at
this Office.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
Concert Of Sacred 5IuSic.


THE public are respectfully informed that
Z aCoNcERT OF SACRED Music viii be giveH
bv The BEETHOVEN SOCIETY, AZ their Hat
in the Acadeuv building, yn FRIDAY tVEN-
ING NEXT. u commence 81 half past O'Clock
ORDER OF PERFORMANCE,
PARTI.
Chorus. Lovely i the fee n Hature, by Haydn
Chorus. Then round about the Stacy throne
q. r. Handel.
iss worlds presiIa. Whitaker.
Chorus. LorI haye me.cy "a a., Ac- VI. Az iIo-
cart.
Chorus. In heaven The raPl'rous. song began.
Whitake.
Solo Duet and Chores. Child If mortality, "henes
dost thou rsue. JiHa Bay
Anibem Give tie Lord the homo, SC. Kent.
Solo and Tao. Fallen IS thy throne, . isTaei.
bcrns VI hile with ce-setc-s course The run. Webbe
Chorus. Glory n CO. ~ high. Mnzari.
C4Drtts TIE .aArun tiut. ri mora. NJ zdri.
Soio and Choras. Farh ,ae vesper hywH i steal
ING ttuesian AR
The b athoven Society 81 P,rfsud. i q pre-
ent. butau infant institution. they have alFeads
iacnrred considerable exVeEcc w htting ~ tue e
bali for nesting. end performances. Being tuiis
seaside ,hat public Encouragement - nroessa-
~ faT the life n any Society they propose grantng
tickets -F admission 30 iheT public pc forEances
AZ Is Gems esch, to enable iham IN part 20 net
their necessary exreBce-. Taicfs may he bad,
az the Box Stores of >ies:rs " m HYDE, an
jos Johnson. CHARLES MORRIS, sea-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09

TEHE committee appointed ~ \ numbrr nf Med
IL zeal Gentlemen at heir meeting held in
Brunswick, september last 10 petition the Legiss
ature Il this State az Their next session, f. he
norstion of Medical Society Id the ttats
X Maine, are hereby notified g. NEE IL Dec OF
Fahn siockbridge's, IN Bath, 20 Wednesday the
2Ath instant, az six O'Clock u. NJ to attend 10
he duties Of their appointment.
AMMI X. MITCHELL, Chairman.
N. Yarmouth Jan 3, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
NOlI ICE.

4 subscription is opened at the new READ
~ ING ROOM, formerly kept by JAMEs
y Il, Esq. for RI Insurance Company IN this
own, any Gentleman wishing an intrre-t IN the
same viii have IN opportunity to rabscribe by calls
ing during the present week.
Portland, Jan, 8, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-09
WILLIAM HAMILTON, 81,

NM L the subscribers having been appointed by
Wv the HoG. Samuel Freeman, a.e JudEe of
probats within and far the county 81 Cumberland,
" receive end exam ne the claims af creditors 10
the estste of
JAMES HOLDEN MEGQUIER.
late &c New Gloucester, n said county Cl1ck-
keF. deceased, Represented insoivent, ~ by
Five notice that one month from he date heresf y
allowed 10 said creditors TO bring IN aud prove
their claims and that We shall attend hat servce
Oh the last Saturday, NJ Iaruary next 81 fha house
of T.rsel Smith F-n ~ laid Newt Iout este from
one ID Eve O'Clock, r. Nj.
WN. BRADBURY. Jr. ComHis-
JOHN 5ARRIS. Jr si0HeTs.
New-GIoucesfsr, Dec 70, iaa1
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Rifenen .IttennOn /!

Iii members nf the ! arLANn RIFLH G ~
= PANr, are hereby ae, fed his Quaiierly
'1eettug % said toHPauy ~ b. holden az Coz
BURNS EorEL, This Ere-iIag az '.'e'sek.
geEsia and punctuaI attendance j. requested
e. business o. Importance will tie before the Gampa
ny.
r. MITCHELL, Cls-k.
Jan. 9Th 1921.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Accounts from St. Martha have been
received in this city, SO late as the last
week in April. The vice president OF
the Congress Of Columbia, DR.. Roscio,
is dead. Admiral Brion had gone to
Cucuta, to resign to Congress his COM
mission as admiral. April 9Th, it was
published by beat of drum, that the ar
mistice with the Spaniards was terminal
ed, and hostlites to re-commence on
the 28th of the month. All European
Spaniards were ordered to leave the
country by the goth of April. In few
months, it is expected that the whole
country will be in possession of the Pat
riots. The royal troops desert to the
Patriots every opportunity they have.
Phil. Dem. Press.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
SPlnDpApOIRo
EDWARDSYILLE, JUNE 26, 1921.
We learn that the Missouri loan bill
has been passed by both houses Of the
legis lature, and become law.

Almost four months have elapsed since
the passage Of the act for the relief OF the
purchasers of public lands, without in
structions having been received at the
several land Offices from the treasury
department. Ifthis delay shall be much
longer continued, the time stipulated to
applicants for relief will be inadequate
to the purpose.
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
this paper, that Messrs. pan Zandt q
Rockwell, of this place, are in possession
of the forms of the different declarations
to be filed in the land Offices. Such
persons, therefore, as intend to avail
themselves of their agency, should pro
coed without loss Of time to make appii'
cation.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
Baltimore MQV %.

Cu5a.--In the Charleston Marine
List, it appears on the authority of Capt.
LoeAN,a passenger on board the Comet,
IRON Havana that on the 18th inst. a
proclamation was published there order
ing the equipment of $4,000 men as a
National Guard. 1t is scarcely to be
supposed that this order had its origin
in Spain Even the Cortcs, liberal as
they may be, have reason to dread such
armaments in the colonies, and as to
Ferdinand or Ministers, if there are any
in his interest, we cannot believe that
they, admitting them to have the power
which they have not, would ever assent
to, much less authorized it.
If, then, it has been the spontaneous
act Of the local authorities, zvhat can be
the object? Is there any cause of APP
prehensions of any attack from without
Does there exist treaty, or negotiation
in progress, for ceding Cuba to England
Or, in any and every event, are the peo-
pie of that fine Island freharing to as
sert their indehendence !?
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26

nROPOSALS will be received at the State
Il House in vandalia, on the THIRD MON
DAY IN JULY NEXT, (the 17tll) for leasing
the Saline on Shoal Creek, in Bond county, on
part of sections 80 and 55, township six north,
range west, for a term of years not less than
three nor longer than six. The Saline has
been held by Mr.. Joel Smith, under lease, for
the last three years, which will expire on
the 25th day of July next. 1t is understood by
persons who have visited this saline, that the
water is good and timber in abundance, en-
tirely convenient. Approved security will be
required of the person or persons who may
wish to enter into lease.
T.. C. BERRY, Agent.
State of Illinois, Vandalia, June lst, 1921,
June 12--3t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26

tuned into Piedmont but we think he
his gone elsewhere, and he is far from
living courage to share the disasters,
which he has entailed upon his country.
Madrid, Ahril 4.
Very serious movements have taken
phce in the province OF Burgos. A Ca
nn of Valencia, Merino, who, in the
late war against France, commanded a
division of 1000 men, and who obtained
signal successes over the troops of b.
naparto has suddenly started up in that
provincial the head of an armed troop,
and has hised the standard of religion
and the kqg. The Citrate Villobiado,
by a very mastery movement, went
from Valen,ia to Arcanda de -Duero,
and there mustered veterans who had
formerly serve, under him Two days
after his arrival Me was joined by above
two hundred young men; his emissaries
are already ranging the various arrondis-
sements OF the province, particularly at
Sorla, where they made a general re-
QUESTION OF horses. This intelligence
has excited great sensation at Burgos.
The comm landau, instantly dispatched a
messenger to Madrid, requiring rein
iorcements, under the apprehension that
the Citrate ViIlobiado would march to
Burgos to release the royalists who are
immured in the prisons, amongst wi1orn
are some of his personal friends.
FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.
.Nequ- YORK, May "a.
The Brig Minerva arrived this morn
ing from Samos, via. Malaga. She
brings dispatches from Luther Bradish,
Esq. our Charge DIES Affairs at Constan-
tirpple. Mr.. Bradish, left that city on
the 9th of March, for Alexandria on his
WY to the Holy Land. He was TO
reurn during the Summer, to receive
the decision ofthe Turkish Government,
OF the subject of his mission.
" lausanne, Ahril 6.
A tumult of the most alarming nature
has Just broken out in Bonneville, the ca
pitaI of Fancigny, from the imprudence
of the military commandant, who at
to oblige the soldiers absent on
furlough to rejoin their regiments, and
the recruits to repair to the depots.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
VAKE NOTICE.

VEVHAT as soon as the law allows, shall ap-
Il ply to the Register of the Land Office at
Kaskaskia for duplicate certificates Of numbers
765 and 1898 for the west fractional half sec
ton No. 10, and S. W. quarter section No. Is,
in township No. s, south of range No. 7 west,
entered by Washington Sterrit, the originals
of which were los by me on my way from st.
Louis to kaskaska.
JOHN RANKIN,
assignee Of Washington Sterrit.
June 12,-105 SIN
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
Notice..

z SHALL apply to Jacob w. Walker, Esq.
l. judge ofprobate for the county of Madison,
at the courthouse in Edwarlsvile, on the
third Monday in July next, to settle the estate
ofJAMEs PEASLEY, late of said county, de-
ceased. All persons interested in said estate
are required then and there to attend.
PHILIP CORLEW, Admir-.
Iune 10 1S21-dt
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
Tassny March iol


n ace Yysilanti has marched with a
well equipped corps, stated to amoi INT
to 10000 Greeks, Moldavians, and Ar
nauts, with Is pieces of cannon, and has
issued proclamation of great length.
The military preparations are committed
with all diligence by Prince Suzzo, who
remains behind and if money may be
considered as chief requisite, this was
in abundance. Tranquility is fully re-
stored. The number of Turks killed
in the first commotion is said to be forty,
mostly of the poorest class. The Turks
who were at Borduschani, have taken
refuge in Russia.
The first hostile operation of the
Greeks was an attack upon the Castle OF
Giorgoco, situated between Bucharest
and the Danube, and garisoned by S.
600 Turks. This attack was made by
900 Greeks, in wild and impetuous
manner. From the great superiority in
number, and position ofthe Turks, sue
cess was impossible, and the Greeks
were all destroyed. But they afterwards
attacked the place with more suitable
force, and succeeded in taking it, and the
greatest part of the Turks were put to
death by them. Ii is added, that the Pa
cha of Belgrade had retired, and deliver
cd VI he castle 10 the Servians.
Canova has just finished noble statue
of horse, which he prides himselfupon
as one of the very best works he has
produced.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-06-26
Saline on ShOaA Greek.

June 12.-1G5 SIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
The London Gazette of January s6th

The London Gazette Of January 10th
,.,,. that un the day before "Ricbard
.n''k Esq. Envoy Extraordinary and
~ |';,nster Plcnip"tentiary from the {.
lies of America. had private audi
' n%r Of his Majesty George Nv. to de-
,ner letters from the U. States.
I'm the same day the Spanish Am
,,ndrr had a private audience. The
isl, ' ambassador and suite, (says
-, 5p ,ondon Courier.) came with the
, -, splcndid new equipages that ever
w." seem at court, consisting Of rev
w." wy chariot and coach. followed by
~" new state carriages. The harness
>, Inc horses 81 the two new state car.
u .;,grs Was equal. ifnot superior to any
u :, has ever been seen. 1t was so
.,,r,nrly massy, that one of the hor-
90, Wide standing still, could not sus
aim T. which caused HIM to fall while
~,,l,ur for his cxceilency on Tuesday,
=, n, I;nuse of Lords. His Excellen.
~ uas aitcntrd by .jagra' aud five
s'otmcn: the former was dressed in
grr,n. uiih gold lace. The fOotmen
had n,oSt superb liveries; the arms of
HI, r,crIlency wo,e in the lace"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
LAVE From SPAIN.

Letters from Cadiz to the 9Th Jan.
or ndoub;ed authority, contradict the
report of the Conyocation of the extra
ordinary Cortes to decide upon the in
yitatiCn Of the King to Laybach, adj.
ding. that the high powers had not. in
an, respect interferrd in the affairs of
Spain. A Trial had taken place at
Bur eos Of those concerned in the insur-
rrc,inn there, in which seven persons
had been condemned to death and q, c
to the gallies.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Black-SmithiHg.

Beef, Pork, Whiskey, &c.
MESSERSMITH, offers ior
- sale,
100 bbls, New York pine beei and
pork
$50 h5Is. Baltimore whiskey
80 hhds. Muscovado sugar.
Go boxes superior gun powder Tea
rs or. casks Sicily Madeira wine
Is do do Colnenar do.
90 do sweet Malaga
pipes do
hhds. Antigua rum
z pipes Holland gin
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
30 realms wrapping
Z a6 do K :"s,1 ,s ZAP PAPER.
90 do sheathing
90 do band box boards
7bags black pepper
90 boxes mould candles
5 do soap
casks Goshen cheese,
march 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02

Public Sale.
On FRIDAY al 10 o'clock,
NlLL be sold at The Auction store
w 5 Hhds Sugar, N. o (inst rec'dl
10 Bills do Muscavado
do Beef
10 Boxes Soap
do Candles
2 BbIs Cordial
Kegs lst qlty Eng. Mustard
Cooking Stove complete
A large quantity of old Newspapers
2 Mode I'm Sofas
Side boards
8 Elegant Looking. Glasses
Tables &c. &c.
5 Cases Women's Shoes
do Mems do
] Lot White Thread
Cotton Balls
DRY GOODS &c. &c.
WI be added TO h,s days sai:,
First quality feather beds-one large ele-
giant Marsailles Quilt, together ith various
Bed Blothing
Bombazeite T. chintz window curtains.
Cut glass dishes, pitchers, &C.
large set ivory handle knives and forks
Carpeting, Table cloths. &c
A ie casks Of Hibbert's best Brown Stout
A lot OF new Cordage
A philadelphia built Gag NTH harnas com:
pLsfe.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Leesburg Turnpike
PnAn COMPANY

NOTICE is hereby given, to the stock.
! 7 holders, that the fourth insialmebt OF
Ten Dollars on each share of the new stock,
Chat rs the stock subscribed since the LIST
day OF October 1879 is sailed for and re-
CURED TO be paid on or before the 10th day
of Nay next--Those who have not paid up
the former calls must do sn without delay.
THO. r. MOTT, Treasurer.
April 2 thrtyt