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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
SE1Ip NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
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iCEoDAY-Schr Victory, Haskell, ST. John,
va i'"oec' ~. YORK, Plaster and Herring sloop
Ranger, Smith, N. York, ballast. 10 Master.
"EDNESDAY.-. Brig Mechanic .Ilsev. "a dav.
rom Mataszas, with Molasses. 10 Jacob KNIGHT.
o"Ieh IN company with brig Mechanic, of and
Tor ms port. Left, brigs Mary, Drinkwater. OF
ana Tor 1h's port IA 20 days Agile, Larabee, do.
LOT banimore, uncer. ; Argo, Jordan, do. for
ror'isnd, dis. :; Betsy, Cunningham, Wiscasset,
New York, unc. (; Bowdon, Carr, Warren. for r.
Island. " -
same day-Brgs Orone, Gordon, from Boston.
WIN sundry merchandise, to William Gordon
! castor, Small, 90 DAYS from Marie, with molas-
ses ana coffee to j. KDight-schr hero. Black
stone, from Lynn, fer 1homaston.
IhURSDAY-Rrig Cordelia, Totman. Ha-
wanna "a days, with Molasses to VIM Chad
WICK. Sailed in company with feet ofyesseIs
uhder convoy ofthe U. s. Brig Enterprize. ant
hearnv, consisting of Is sail in ali. OF the Mo
70 spoke brig Hind, Prince, going in. had split
some OF hs sails and lost an anchor on the banks.
! ne schr. OsPray, Harding, had lost her deck
load Business duh at II. Lumber worth from
$l9 10 SZi, . or cargoes in the Market. and
several more daily expected.
NaPt. otnan reports the following list Of yes
sells lett at HAVANA Sd ult.-grigs Susan Jane.
Freeman, OF this port for Cadz in Is DAYS
francls, Lee. of and for Portland, taking in Car
60 william, Bradford, do. for Boston. do.
aehtor, stevens, do. uncsr. waiting cargo Fail
american, Hobbs, do. do. do. Delegate. Lewis
a. oo' 90. Galen, Keating do. do. dischargina
CaiSo' iroplc, Stevens, do. do Rebecca Par.
ro': 90. DO do. Lucy Ann, Davis. Rum Kew,
40 no. LeVant, Choate, Portland. do. not sold
HfSo, HOOD, do. do. do. scbrs, NINA Warren
90. Portland, do. 10 days Ospray. Harding, do
unc' 40 Just ar. Brig Echo, Jordan, do. do
goHe 70 Marcel TO disch. Margaret, Martin Gas
line' DO Castine, hound TO Mariel to disch.
~ sloop President, Poland, St. Andre VS.. for
wilmington, DeI.) Plaster.
SUNDAY, March 3l.-Arrived sloops Maine ov
ct rom boston Sopphrona, Battles Portsmouth
schls. factor, Knight from Boston with flour and 70
Odcco Baltimore, Blanchard from Boston. with -four
pofK' glass, &c. brig Mechan C. Purrington % DAYS
hall. O0-''' - a. N'"
A CARD.
me CaPtaln and owner Of the Brig Cobbosseo Con
tee, of Gardiner desire to return their thanks ,brongh
tle ihedlnm Of the newspapers to Lieutenant Keamev
OF the United States brig Enterprise for his promr,
and friendly assistance on the Goth of February. nv
Whlch tne SAID brig was saved from shipwreck
JOSEPH JACKSON, master for himself and Owners
A. q Thomas, March 10, briggs Florida kellerau
Of this port, discharging.
Briggs Hero, Kinsman-Milo Mcclellan. and Francis
|, Preble, were at Surinam Feb. p.
Inc Enterpnze, Gardner, Of this port was at Poin,
PeTe 1st ult r ~ - 04D'
Brg Eliza days from hence, was spoken 18th ult
Ihree Portland brigs arrived at Havana 9Th ult.
ihe hoiIa' oil this port, ar at Philadelphia 24th.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
!PmiR GAARTTRa
PORTLAND TUESDAY, APRIL ?. 1922.

There are seferal foreign arrivals since our
last. The ship Cadmus,-the regular Packet
shin James Cropper, Capt. Bourne, and the Lv-
.rnool Packet Capt Coffin, have arrived AZ
v-York-the two former from Liverpool. and
the latter from Havre. We have Liverpool
datesto the first February, and French dates
10 the 9th
From them, from items omitted last week.
and Marseilles adyices, bearing date Feb.
y. received BY the schooner Marius, al Phila-
delphia we have made up our foreign head today
The accounts respecting Russia, Turkey and
Greece, are as usual vague and contradictory
The London Observer. of the 93th of January
last, remarks, "There never was question
which has SO much puzzled the Spectators in
the FUNDS, as that of w AR or PEACE between
Russia and Turkey, which continues to be the
theme Of conjecture"
The extracts from the Paris papers to the "a
of February, brought by the LiUerpoot Packet,
from Havre, contain accounts from Madrid of
the 2Ist of January, which state that things are
settling down quietly in Spain, in consequence
OF the compliance of its monarch with the wishes
of the people 1t is said that the aequescence
OF the monarch has been productive Of the hap
picst effects. We should be glad to believe that
future events will warrant this opinion; but
Spain remains ia the same critical situation, and
the country is in arms against its rulers. Lib
erty and equality is sounded in every quarter.
Ferdinand has acceded to the desires of his peo-
pie in measure, by removing few Of his min
listers; but il is probable that the more he grants,
the more his factious subjects will demand.
In France the Ultra Royalists have the as
cendancy in the government; and they seem
approaching to state of things, which has al
ready produced turbulence, and threatens the
public tranquillity.-Capt. Coffin brought dis
patches for government, and for the French
minister.
Prom Great Britain we have but few items of
news. There had been very extensive shipments
of goods. Its manufactures appear in flourish
ing condition. And one article states, (what we
have long suspected,) that most of the accounts
ofIrish enormties are gross fabrications
Our articles relative TO the West Indies, the
British colonial trade, and the independence of
South America, must excite very deep interest.
We most sincerely congratulate our readers
upon the bright prospects in our view. Prosper
ity dawns upon our country. And we hope and
believe that the old state Of our commercial af-
fairs will soon return.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
Partition of Widozr Brackets Dinner.

WE committee appointed by the Supreme Judicial
Court held At Portland first Tucday of Nov. 1921,
on the petition OF Matthew Cobb and Prenss Mellen
Esqures, to make partition of their Shares in certain
land situate IN said Portland containing about "A acres
more or less, being the same which was assigned to
kerenhappuck Bracket the Widow of Anthony Brack-
ett' as her dover have appointed the Register of
Deeds Office in the Court Honse IN Par.lapd On Man
day. the 18th day of April current at of the clock in
the forenoon as the time and place for attending that
servlce-when and where all persons interested may
be present fthey see fit.
| Per Order GEO BRADBURY Cboiy,non
Portland, April g 1922
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
THE SPANISH MINISTER

Has left the seat of Government and arrived al Phi
ladelphia on Tuesday last. This movement has been
attributed TO the late message of the President propos
ing 10 recognize the independence OF the Spanish
American States.
But the National Intelligeneer ,upposes that as the
course Of this government towards Spain has been
one ofpeeet amity and yet is so, his visit to Phila
dephia has really no diplomatic object in it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
BENJAMIN ADAMS. ESQ.

The Hallowell Advocate complains, title
Pelulantiy or so, Of publication in our paper Of
Feb ], 1927. TWAS reply 10 an attack upon
us for publishing an extract from an official doc
nment of the Comptroller of the Treasury, con-
tanning a statement of balances due from long
list Of military officers, among whom was Capt.
Il. Adams, noticed as defaulter in the sum of
$1S!0,45.
However poor the authority of the Gazette
may be, we stated our authority at the time. and
Inasmuch as II is public official document. we
cannot yet accord with the Advocate in calling
u poor authority. If there is any mistake. and
hr. Adams was not dclauter to this amount
but only IN the sum of S607 90, which the doc
ument states Mr.. Adams own admission to be.
on settlement. 3lst Oct. 16l6-and Mr.. Adams
has paid IT since, even after long lapse of Time
we shall be clad TO hear it, We should be clad.
however to see proof as well as assertion Of the
fact. And If Mr.. Adams admission of eGO7. G6
was the consequence of his own mistake--and
he has since discovered that the United States
have, IN truth and in llct, been, all this while,
indebted TO him IN the sum Of SIa,43, according
TO the Advocate-why then we shall be glad
and glad TO hear that he has received il, with
Interest. But while we hold in higher estima-
hon than the Advocate appears 70 do our author
''y for the publication in question, we must con
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

In Falmouth. 29th ult George FredsIich. aged Is
months, child Of Mr. Nathaniel Isley His death was
occasoned by his clothes taking fire in the absence II
his parents.
In Gorham, on the 9Th ut Miss Abigail Phinncv.
daughter OF Janes Pnnney. Jr. aged 1: years
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

Yesterday the Executive Council Of this State
adjourned to the 9th of June next At thei
recent session they made the following appoint
ments -
Justices Of The Court Of Common Pleas,
Hon. EzEKIEL WHITMAN, Portland
SAMUEL SMITH, Wtscasset;
DAVID PERHAM, BretCer.
Sheriff of York County,
JOSIAH w. SEAvER, ESQ. South Beygcick.
Clerk Of the Courts in Hancock,
EBENEzER Poor, Esq.
Clerk Of he Courts IN KmneJec,
RoBERT c. VosE, Esq. augusta
County Attorney IN Kennebec,
Henry w. FULLER, Esq augusta.
Justice throughout the State,
ERAsTUs FooT, Esq. Wiscassct.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

The abova information comes fo-, the ias, .o-;
ty.s If this measure takes effect speedy change in
the price and demand for our lumber and bread stn
may be confidently expected We regard this AZ
most important news FOX the commerce and agriculture
OF TINS cosntry. " y. paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
GEN. RICHARDSON'S MEDICATION.

This pamphlet contains a paragraph which
reads thus:
"June 20-The petition of the trustees of the
Maine Literary and Theological Institution, was
read IN the Senate and committed TO the com.
mttee who had under consideration the subject
of Bowdoin College. Gov. King, about this
time, called one of the members Of the Iegis-
hture into his room, and expressed lis wishes by
saving that the PRAYER Of tie petition If that
Institution orgilt not 10 be granted, and that he
was Gerry sorry that the petition was presented"
The Argus of the Goth Feb. misquoted the
above, so as to make it read-GOU. King called
Of the members Of The Legislature, IN has
room, and expressed has tUiSItes, &c Whether
the fact be according to the Argus nnsquotdtion,
or as stated in General richardson's Vindica-
ton. it would amount to precisely the same
thing, for the assertion is that " Governor King
expressed bis wishes that the petition of the
Watervsle Institution might not to be granted,
and that he was yery sorry that the petition was
presented
1t would be singular circumstance if the
misquotation were inadvertent, because, al
though with regard to the subject matter. it
could make no possible difference whether this
assertion was made IN Gov. Kings room, or in
the room Of the member of the Legislature--vet
Gov. King might with truth deny that the fact
took place in any other room than his own-and
by mere evasion deceive the public into a be-
hefthat Gen. Richardson's paragraph is untrue.
In Gen. Richardson's note, in the last Argus.
he declares his paragraph was founded upon good
authority-and in case the Editors of the Argus
are authorized by Gov King or any other person
TO contradict it, Gen. p. requests them TO say
70 in their next paper-in which case he Gen.
Il. will furnish evidence TO substantate the fact
We know Gen. X. SO well that we feel an entire
confidence in his ability to make good his asser-
ton.
To shew the consistency Of Gov. King, we call
the attention of our readers TO a fact connected
with the subject of our remarks.
II will be recollected that the Waterville IN
stitution petitioned the Legislature of Maine for
aid, at its session in June, 1920. Gov. King. in
message, bearing date June 10, 1920, saws Il
recommend to your favorable consideration, also,
the Institution established al Waterville: the
local situation, as well as the persons connected
with the institution, will deserve your attention"
Our readers will make their own comments.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
LOTTERY NOTICE.

THE public must by this time, be perfecfi-
= satisfied that there Is no "Oniy'' Agent fer
the vending Of tickets in this State. Therefore
the repeated assertions in regard to exclusive
Agency, and that no one receives lists Of the
drawing but this Agent" will have their due
weight as sheer nonsense. Any one can receive
prize lists nv writing for them and paying the
postage of the same. The prize lists which have
been received by this ''onlB" Agent, have come
directed to the Postmaster, and Of course fres.
Economy is good. Prize lists Of each days
,'rawing will in future he received by Francis
directly from the managers, for The accommoda-
ton Of all. Tie has hitherto depended on the
Washington papers for the necessary information
and has, ia two instances only been deceived
Francis prize list il AMI ever viii We correct
WILLIAM FRANCIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

sent that the Advocate shall call the Gazette
Poor authority; but if any error should be de-
tected we will readily acknowledge it. We
viii then, too, consider the opinion or the
assertion of the Advocate better than an OIL
cial document.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02
HOUSE 1T AUCTION.

BY order of Cont, sill be cold al Pubic
AUCTION on MONDAY fhs s2d day Of .4pr,!
nert. ~ one D. clock y. IA. al he d1reAing
h,a,se Of EiViah .iAsn, adjoining he Preniis-
rs,
90 much Of the Reel Estate # John Ander~
- son, late Of aImouth, in the County Of Cum
be'lsnd. deceased. WIN produce he sum OF
Seven hundred end Eighty dollars, for The pay
m@n' cf his Just debts nd incidental charges.
OZIAS RLANCHA RD t,...,-,.,,,
MARTHA BLANCHARD,
March so, 1929
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WILLIAM RARROWS. Fsc

lae If North Yirmonth in s7d deceased
Ell insolven do h-rely give NOTICE hat six months from
the hfrh ay ct March INSTANT allowed said credit
20 bring an and prove ther cips and THAR shah a-red
thar 'ury az fh- Office ~ IOHN w NELLEN. one &c hr
Subscribers the rst MONDAYS OF II une and Sepsm
Der neSt from nine until olocb each NJ sail dys
EDWARD RUSSELL,
John w. NEfTE<.
Nsrih-Yarmoarh. March IN 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

I'VE the Subscribers having been appointed BY the
" K'rrett Potter. Judge of Probate tor the County
Cnnbe land receive the Claims creditors
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

FORT UNE

Tor others, must, and will take place 70 The hold
ers of Tickets in this Lottery, 10 few weeks
Embrace the lucky moment at the present low
prices.
IsTOrders for Wholes. Shares, Quarters or any
parts OF Tickets, enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets
post pad, punctually attended to, and every Lot
terry information given.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-02

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stll uEdrawD.
TICKETS will be continually rising, as the
Lottery progresses. The Washington papers
mention that they rise again this day, from the
present price Of Is TO IS dollars, and no doubt
will be over $50 previous to the
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25

i'm mense crowd Of people attended il.
Four women bore the bathing-machine
in which Marat was standing when he
was assassinated; his shirt. stained with
blood. was carried by fury, III the
shape of a woman. at the top of q pike.
After this followed a wooden beadstead,
ON which the corpse OF Marat was car
ried by citiz ens. His head was I'M
covered, andthe cash he had received
could be easily distinguished. The pro-
cession was paraded through its several
streets, and was saluted on march by
several discharges OF artillery.
1t is said that the eccentric Lord
Camelford died as he lived, oy desiring
Ito be removed as s0on as convenient
to a country Jar distant, to a spot not
near the haunts of men, but where the
surrounding scenery might smile upon
his remains" Tins place was situated
on the borders of the lake of st. Pierre,
in the canton of Berne. Switzerland,
and three trees stand on the spot. lie
desired that the centre tree might be
taken up, and on his body being there
deposited, Immediately replaced, and
that no monument or stone might mark
the place OF mis- interment. lie lett the
proprietors of the spot one thousand
pounds as a compensation. In another
part OF his will, he desired no
ing might be worn for him, We ior-
bear TO touch upon the life ofthis young
nob.eman; he atoned, we fsia believe,
for all his errors by an anguishlng death
bed repentance.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25
Orphans Court,
alexandria COUNTY,

alexandria County.
Mag Term, 1899.
ORDERED, That the executor of
" William Wood, deceased, do give
the usual notice to debtors and creditors
three times in the Alexandra newspa-
pers. copy;
Teste, A, MOORE, Reg. Wills.
7hisi Is TO give notice,
THAT the subscriber Of Alexandria
i county in the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters testamentary on the
estate of VIM. Wood, late OF the county
aforesaid. All persons having claims a
gainst the said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber; passed by the
Orphans Court on or before the 25th day
o. November next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate,
and those indeb ted thereto are required TO
make immediate payment,
Given under my hand this $50 day OF
May, 1899. JOHN WOOD,
Executor of VIM. Wood.
may rs st
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J Notice.
Notice.
District of Columbia.

County Of .AIerandrid te wst.
On the petition OF Cave Withers an In
~ solvent deb,or, con6ped IN the jail OF
hereby given to the creditors Of the said
Cave Withers, that on the lst Monday OF
June next, at 9 o'clock A M. at the court
house of said county, the oath prescribed
by the act OF Congress of U. States, emit
tied San act for the relief OF lnsolveni
debtors within the District of Columbia
will be administered to the said insolvent,
and a trustee appointed, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be- then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
four times in both the newspapers printed
IN Alexandria before that day.
By order of the hon. William Cranch,
chief Judge of the u. States circuit court
for the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c: &C.
may 20 A.
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- MARINE LIST, s sss.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIvED....MAY Il
:OTIEp FROM THE BOOKS

ARRIvED....MAY %,
sloop Gen. Smith, King, from Rich.
mond, cargo bran, tobacco and tur?entlne
to S. {. D. Reed.
Steamboat Potomac, Middleton, Norf.
Sch. Hiland, Morgan, Philadelphia.
Sch Hero, Baers, Halifax,
Sch Sally. Sheldon, Providence, Il. |.
Sloop R,sing.sun, Smith, do 10
ARRIVED. MAY "a.
sloop Fanny, Mitchell; from Baltimore
freight to different merchants OF the DIS
trict. On Wednesday night passed a SNIP
at anchor, above the narrows. Supposed
to be bound up, probably ship Virginia
expected here.
SAILED,
Sch Enterprise, Aims, Providence NJ
Brig Hebe, capt. Pratt, Of this port, ar
rived at n. York, 9lst inst. hiiy seven
days from Pernambuco.
Sch Lumbard, from hence arrived al
Pernambuco, in fifty FIVE DAYS passage.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25
By Last Evening's Mail.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
PHILADELPHIA, May o..

FROM
BY the ship Bengal, which arrived at this
port yesterday, in SO days from Liverpool, the
editors ofthe Freeman's Journal have received
a Liverpool paper ofthe 10th April. The only
articles contained in it are the following:
Liverpool, April 10.
CORN EXCHANGE.
Our supply of wheat and oats from ireland,
during the week, was superintendent, p~articu-
larly in the present state of the market, which
we last week conceived could not have been
surpassed in dizziness, until we saw ~to-day's.
The primest samples OF wheat only met buyers
at a reduction of Id. 10 I'd. per bushel, and in
such small quantities that it is scarcely worthy
of notice. Oats we're not so free of sale as of
late, and the importers were necessitated to sub
NIT to a fall of about lid. per bushet.
London, Apr1l8.
CORN EXCHANGE.
Last weeks supply of grain was tolerably
large, and this morning the additional arrivals
are moderate Prime dry parcels of Wheat,
that are of fine color, sell with freedom on last
weeks terms; but all other descriptions find so
few buyers, that a considerable portion of the
supply remains unsold. Barley is plentiful.
ana sells heavily at TatneT less Prices. Deans
that are dry find a more ready sale than of late.
Boiling and gray Peas meet but few purchasers
at the last quotations. Oats are abundant, the
demand slack, and it is with great difficulty last
weeks prices can be maintained.
Mails from France, Flanders and Holland
arrived in town this morning. BY these arri'
walls we have lettersfrom St. Petersburg, Con-
stantinople, Odessa. Amsterdam, sc. relating
to the important question still undecided be-
tween Russia and Turkey. We; however, are
enabled to state that these accounts are essen
tally different from the statements received In
town on Saturday last.
In addition to these accounts, we are assur
ed, upon the most respectable testimony, that
Government are in possession of dispatches
from Lord Strangford dated Constantinople,
the 7th ult. which breathe any thing but war.
In addition to this we know that the Turkish
Company are in possession of letters OF the 9th.
from the British Consul, which merely state,
that. at that period, no fear was expressed as to
! the favorable issue of the negotiation.
CITY, one o'clock.
The funds have lately been much affected
by tie warlike reports respecting Russia and
Turkey, Towards the close of the market on
Saturday, Consols fell from 79 to 70 IA this
morning there is a considerable rallv, and the
price, early in the day, was rs rs to 7e.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-25

,~ention, aud consolidated for the author
,bs friendship OF many of u leading
statesmen.
U~nfortunately FOR himself. and to the
everlasting regret Of theamiable daugh-
,ers he has left behind, his adventurous
sn;rit once more tempted him to cross
.bs Atlantic. He proceeded to the new
rennblic of Colombia, on some secret
mission. in which, it is affirmed, ne had
sncceeded to his utmost wish, when that
disease, the cruel scourge of The West
ladies'. put an end, after an illness OF
sonr and twenty hours, to his active and
romantic existence.
s[Neso Monthly Nagaz'ne.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will be old
" at the Auction Store, sugars, molasses
rum, whiskey, brandy, port, %claref,, and
malaga wines, vinegar, cider, cordial, cot
fee. teas, chocolate, ginger, soap, candles,
%raisins, sideboards, bureaus. tables, bed
steads, bookcases, candlecticks, &c.
Also:
Queens ware, a large quantity, well as
sorted, and without reserve.
AisO:
A variety OF dry goods, such as cloths.
ca~ssineres, m%uslins, German and Irish Ii
mems, &c. &c.
IS. A. MARSTELLER.
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Mayors Office, cath May, 1929.
This Office will be open for the transac.
ton OF business every day, Sundays ex.
cepted) from nine in the morning, until
three in the evening.