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STILES g RIUEt'IIAN
MNFORM their Friends and the
d Publck that they have received fresh
supply of new and seasonable GOODS--con-
sisting of general assortment of
american, English, INDIA, 4 ". L.
Goods.
Painters Oil g. Colours; Hard Ware
GLASS and CROCTERY WARE-amone
which are Blue Printed Dining & Tea Sets,
of new and elegant patterns.
.1lso-One case superior Leghorn Bon-
nets and Gipseys.
One bale Factory shirtings, Of good quail
ty, at l2A cts. per yard.
Superior Sicily Madeira Wine; Cognac Bran
dy; Jamaica Rum, and Holland Gin.
Philadelphia Loaf s. Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars of the first quality, in whole,
half, and quarter Boxes.
Fresh Figs.
Neats-foot Oil; Potash ground Mica
ragua Wood; do. Logwood; 100 u. Merino
Wool, &c. &c.
All of which they will sell at very
low prices.
Forester, May 2l, 1928. IF
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NOTICE

A Ii. those indebted to the
IA Subscriber, whose Accounts are Of more
than Six Months standing, are requested to
settle the same, without DELAY.
NATHANIEL CARRIED.
". b. All favours gratefully acknowledged.
June Is, 1923.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-02

Wanted, immediately,
A L the Blacksmith's business.
IA aJoURNEYMAN good habits, and
who is well acquainted with shoeing. Such
one will meet with good encoulas ement, by
applying to
LEVI HOWE.
Worcester, June II, 1928.
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NceU Store.

YsNHE Subscriber informs his
Il Friends with the Publick, that he has
taken the Store formerly occupied by VIII
LIAM HARRINGTON, two doors south of the
Brick Hotel-where he has just received a
general assortment of
English aad ". /, Goods
which he offers for sale, on liberal terms for
Cash or a reasonable credit.
o. All kinds of LUMBER and PRoDucE
received in payment for Goods.
FRANCIS r.. MERRICIS.
Worcester, June II, 1898. If
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LI] WORCESTER, Wednesdays July g. 1928
TAKE NOTICE.

r EREMIAH ROBINSON has on
eG hand, and for sale, at his Old Stand, in
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Carpenters, attend !

WANTED, Immediately, at
w the Leicester South Factory, number
of CARPENTERS, to whom good encourage
ment will be given Apply at the Factory, to
Mr.. JAMES ANDERToN, Agent.-.4Iso, want
ed, as above, quantity of FLOOR BOARDS,
and other Lumber, for which Cash and fair
price will be given.
Leicester, June II, 1923.
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" OFFICE.

TNllE Committee appointed BY
N the Town to superintend the building
Of TOWN.HOUSE in this Town, give no
tee, that they will meet at Mr.. Nathaniel
hand's, in Lancaster, on Monday, the 23d
day OF this month, for the purpose Of receiving
Proposals for building said TowN- HOUSE,, at
which time the Committee will be ready TO
give all the information on the subject that
may be necessary. The payments shall be
nude according 10 agreement
DAVIS WHITMAN,
Per order cf:aid Committee.
Lancaster, June 7, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
HINTS To THE LADIES.


II has often been rcmarl1o ! that the general
itv Of females have many admirers, and, at the
same time. few or TO lovers and trey wonder at
it But the reason is obvi9u- If they thought but
thinking is become quite fashionable. All
said venerable virgin, lamenting the deCenor-
ace of her age, " counting is nothing 70 what it
WIS when was young The frts now days
make the fellows so saucv, That there is hardly
to be found respectful lover"
The observation was Just. The women of the
last are, were most respected, because they were
more reserved. For want Of a proper reserve,
they are treated with Indifference which IS rc-.-
ly allied to contempt; they make themselves TAR
cheap TO keep up their consequence, without
which they can never be respectable.
To speak philosophically, woman must re-
pei before she can attract. All this advice may
sound Oddly 70 A female ear. but shc who laughs
at it pays no compliment to her understanding.
Ovid, who knew human mature toerably vel,
discovered nota little penetration when he made
Daphne tiy 50 fast from her laureed lover, for
his passion WIS decreased BIZ the pursuit
Our modern Daphnes are quite other sort Of
people. Tnstcad Of fying from, they run into
the arms Of their Appolos, and are afterwards
surprised that they grow cool % their charms.
Lovers are like sportsmen, To whom the possess
sion of the game is nothing to the pleasure Of the
chase. IF women would study less to please they
wonld give more pleasure. This is paradox,
which those for whom throw ont these reflec-
tons cannot comprehend and, till they eau, they
viii never make their fortunes by their faces
The roses If youth arc not long in bloom, and
when time has torn them away there is end
to love at first sight; and On that, they seem, BY
their manner OF setting themselves Of, Chiefly to
depend
The modern fine ladies' carry their heads well,
! must own, and have fine sw& ping tails but
when a man of sense would chonSe wife, he eN-
poets to meet other good qualiues than those
which might we'll recommend horse
10 be stared AT few seasons and neglected.
and IN few more sink INTO oblivion, is he lot Of
a thousand snowy girls, who have only extern
a appearances to recommend item. Without
prejudice ana discretion, even the most slbtan-
tal ornaments, though they excite admiration,
will never procure esteem.
Prudence is superior to pearls, and there IS no
kind Of comparison between diamonds and dis
erection. Fools NAV be caught BY tie shell! but
a worth having will make the gem The OBJ
iCCt of his attention
From Yours, &c.
DISLAFF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
PAYABLE YEARLY.

Carrera had said, formerly, there was wood az
nourh in that one tree 20 build large palace
Paeolini has celebrated the same tree and
Maesa. ore Of their most esteemed authors. adds.
that the size Of the Chcsnut-troes was beyond
belief, the hollow Of one of which, he says, con-
tanned three hundred sheep and thirty people
had been often in il OF horseback. Lord Bar
rington used to say, that horse chesnut-tree,
in full flower, gave him the idea Of giant nose
CAV.
There is il the neighbourhood Of Bamberg an
apple-troP, which excites the establishment Of
the curious. 1t bears two hundred and sixty
eight different kinds Of apples. 1t viii bear
three hundred, hut the gratis have rot vet all
taken. The proprietor Of this tree, which is
rerhaps the most singular in the world, has az
fixed a ticket to each branch, 70 indicate the
quality Of its fruit. This ingenious effect Of
grating would have suited tn Mirorquins, who
are pous even ID their agriculture The En-
glish had taught them the use Of grating their
trees; but when the island was restored ~ ~ in,
they left it OF, saying, God Almighty knew
best how trees Oil ut 10 grow"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
MISCELLANY.
KNIVES AND FORKS.

From the following passage in Coryate's Travels it
appears that longer ago than 1903 it was still the
custom in England to meat 1oiH tie fingers Co
ryate was the friend or Ben Jonson, Lawrence Whit
ahel. and the accomplished Sir Henry Woton-of
course was acquainted with the manners Of good com
pany Ports. J9ucoaL
| Observed custom in all these Italian cities
and towns through the which had passed. that
is not used in any other country that saw in
my travels; neither do think that any other
nation Of Christendom doth use it, but only tia
". The Italian, and alsJ most strangers, that
are commorantin Italy, do always at their meals
use little fork, when they eat their meat. For
while, with their knife which they hold in one
hand, they cut the meat out Of tie dish, they
fasten their fork, which they hold in their other
hand, upon the same dish % that whatsoever he
be that sitting in the company of any others at
meal, should unadvscdiy touch the dish Of meat
with his fingers, from which all at the table DO
cut he will give occasion Of offence unto the
company, rs having transgreSscd the laws of
good manners, in so much, that for his error, tie
shall be at the least brow beaten. if not repre-
hended in words This form Of feeding I un-
derstand. is generally used in all places Of Italy,
their forks being for the most port made Of iron
or steel and some Of silver, but these are used
only by gentlemen. The reason Of this their
curiosity is because the Italian cannet by any
means endure to have lis dish touched with i'm
gers, seeing all mems fingers are not alike clean.
Hereupon, myself thought good to initiate the
Italian fashion by this fofked cutting of meat,
not only while | was in Italy, but a so in Ger
many, and oftenimes in England since came
home. Being once quipped for that frequent
using Of my fork by certain learned gentle
man, Mr.Lawrence Whitaker, who, in his merry
hnmour, doubted not TO call me at table fltrcifcr,
only for using fork at feeding, but for no other
cause.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

Mr. Clpin records very extraordinary in
stance of vegetation. The main-stem Of an
oak arose in contact with part Of the wall Of
Beaulieu Abbey, which was entire and extend
cd one Of its principal limbs along the summit
Of it. This limb at the distance Of few yards
from the parent ree,fnding assure in the wall,
in which there might probably be some deposit
Of soil shot root through it into the earth
from thence, shooting up again through another
part Of the wall, it formed new stem, as large
as the orgional tree and from this again pro-
cceded another horizontal branch, like the for
mer. IN a great storm, which happened on the
9th OF February, 1921, both the wall and the
tree were blown down to together.
We are indebted to the Romans for the CHEs-
NUT-rREE. tits not native Of Great Britain
Kent was the county il first plantedin. Mr.
Brydone, in his Travels through Sicily, says that
the chesnnt-trees there are Of predictions rnagni-
tude. Mr.. Glover and himself measured one
which was two hundred and four feet round
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
DENTIST
Paint g. Oil Store.
MARCUS QUINCY,

IT MS 0ld sIdnd, head on long WhdJ, llndtT lie
store noT OscuyJcd by adams JACKSON,
Y EEPS constantly for sale, a complete assort-
N ment Of PAINTS.
AND HylS NrOIT on HAND.
Q Tons Of dry 4 ground white LEAD !;
IL Casks Ducth OIL direct from Hol-
land
10 do. Northern OIL,of first quality !;
0tPHe will keep constantly the Dutch OIL
as it is found 10 be very useful for inside PANT
ing, and its preference is perceived in its drying
sooner and harder than other kinds in use.
EWATER PAINTS will be prcpar-
ed At short notice.
*-.He will continue his PAINTING BUSI
NESS, Paper Hanging, Sign Painting, &c.
usual. April, Is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
Paints, Medicines. sc.

TIVE subscriber offers For Sale al the store recently
Il occupied by
HENRY BUTMAN,
No. :, .Merehanfs- Ror .lIiddi. Street.
Best English dry and ground
WHIIE LEAD.
Superior Dutch and American
LINSEED on,
French YELLOW Venetian RED; Spanish BROWN;
Dry and Ground FERDIGRICE Crome YELLOW ;
Red LEAD Orange RED; LIlHARGE; Rose PINK;
Pfussian BLUE VERMlLLION; WHITING Slip
BLUE NERDlrER : UMBER Spirits TURPEN-
TINE Gum COPAL Gum SHELLAC; Copal
FARNlSH gold silver and brass LEAF: gold silver
4 copper BRONZE paint Il white wash BRUSHES;
PENCILS; TOOLS, &c &c. &c.
-. ALSO....
"A very extensive assortment If
MEDIC INES g. DYF-STUFFS.
Together with great variety Of other articles too
numerous 70 parcularle all Of which will be sold in
large or small quantities the most reasonable Ie lns
for cash or approved credit.
~ constant supply IF LoTulard's Macpboy
and Scotch S.NJfF.
G1-.NEDfCLNE CHESTS PIT up or re-
pared at short notice.
GFPhy>icians, Traders, CIothiers,
Painters, &c. &C. aIe respectfully requested to call,
send their orders whoa viii meet with prompt and par
ticular attention.
JOHN COE.
A,r;I %
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Merino and CASHMERE Shazrls
WILLIAM MOULTON,
WILLIAM WOODS.
RECOMMENDATION.

From Messr.. J. & A. HALL, silk Dyers, Boston
BOSTON, April II, 1928.
sMeesrs. VIM. MOuLTON & VIM. WOOD,
have been in our employ for several years, in the
Diving and Finishing Business, are now about
commencing said business in the vicinity of Port
land. We would recommend hem as deserving
a share of public patronage and encoura cement.
AL their engagements with Us have been dis
charged with fdslity and to our entire satisiac-
ton J. J. "A HALL.
Mag IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

THE CRUCIFIXION.

TIL OFlJNIF IAIUlV.
| asked The heavens-What foe 70 God hath done
This unexamped deed The heavens exclaim,
Twas man and we, in horror, snatched the sun
From such spectacle Of guilt and shame.
| asked the sea the sea in fury hoird,
And answered with his voice of storms-'Twas man
My in panic at his crime recoiled
Disclosed the abyss, and 10 the centre ran.
asked the earth the earth replied aghast,
Twas man-and such strange pangs my bosom rent,
That still groan and shudder at the past.
To man gay, smiling, thoughtless man, went.
And aSkd him neXti III turned a scorntul eye,
Shook his proud head, and degned me no reply.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

Scripture expressions dericed from, customs
1t was an ancient ceremony among the Jews,
which yet is religiously observed amongst them,
to tear their clothes in mourning and affection.
Some Orcntals still practice this custom when
any thing uncommonly distressfu happens Tie
Jews make use Of much ceremony on this occa-
sion Sometimes they tear from tie TOP To Tie
bottom; and sometimes from the bottom to the
top. The rent must be of particular length.
When il is done for the loss Of parents, it is new
er sowed; for the loss Of other persons, II is sew
Cd at the end Of thirty DAYS. This piece Of re-
ligious mummery, if it is of no other value, will
at least serve to explain passage, in which Sol
ONION, in his proverbs, says, that" There IS a
lime 10 rend, and time to SctC." Which means,
there is a time for allction, and time for CON
ISOLATION. MANY Of the scripture phrases, that
appear unintelligiblc, are founded on Jewish
customs.
Mr.. Bruce, in bis Travels, observed in cav
alcade, tie head-dress Of the governors Of PROV
Inces. A large broad fllet was bound upon
their forehead, and tied behind their head In
the middle ofthis was a HORN, or a concal piece
Of silver, gilt, much in the shape Of our candle
eXtinguishers. This is called kim, or Horn,
and is only worn IN reviews, orr public rcioicincs
for victory. This custom, borrowed from the
Hebrews, our Traveller conceiVes, will explain
the several alusions made TO it in Scripture j
said unto fools, deal not foolishv: ana to the
wicked, lift not up thy HoRN-Lift not up YOUR
HORN on high; speak not with a stiff neck-But
my HORN shalt thou eXalt like the horn of an
the HORN Of the righteous shall
be exalted with honour And thus IN many
other places throughout the Psalms.
In the 10th Psalm, verse 4, these words In
them hath he set Tabernacle for the sun, which
is as bridegroom coUing out Of his chamber
DIR. jackson has illustrated bv-the Psalmist
alluding to the Jewish custom of the bridegroom
being conducted from his chamber AZ midnight
with great pomp, and preceded by great num-
Der Of torches.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20

In this town, COL RICHARD HUNNEwE11.
late Sheriff Of this county. aged Ga.
IN Boston, Mrs. Miriam Phillips wife III IT, Gov.
Phillips. aged 69.--At Charleston. s. G. William,
b. Walter formerly Of Boston, aged 9Th CA.
cutta Rev, Henry /. Loring D. y, Archdeacon OF Ca
Cutta.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
MAXIMS OF HEALTH.

Extract from recent lcork Of Dr.. E-itcjtencr's
The more luxuriously you live the more ex-
ercse YOU require.
Exercise to have its foil effect must be con-
tinued till we feel a sensible degree Of perspira-
ton, (which is the panacea for the prevention Of
corpuence,) and should at least once day pro-
coed to the borders of fatigue, but never pass
them, or we shall DC weakened instead ofstrenrth-
ened.
After exercise take care to get cool gradually
when your head perspires, rub it, and your
face. sc. with dry cloth.
BE content with one dish as many dig their
gr1ye with their teeth ~ with a tankard.
Drunkcness is destructive, but guttony destroys
hundred to one
The food which VIC fancy most, generally sits
easiest on Tie stomach.
To affirm that any thing is Wholesome or IN
wholesome. without considering the subject in
all the circumstances 10 wi ich il bears relation,
and the unaccountable peculiarities Of different
constitutions, is, with Submission, talking nom
sense.
What VIC have lrncn lorgest used 70, Is most
likely 70 agree with best.
Those who arc poor in health must live as they
can certainly the less stImnlous any Of Us use,
the better. provided IL be sufficient 70 properly
! carry on the circulation.
a College Erercise--A, short time after the
war for Independence, an exercise was given To
one Of the students at Westminster school, the
word was Saratoga on which tie immediately
wrote an epigrammatic couplet in Latin of which
The following i a translation.
| Burgovne, alas urknowing future fatos,
Gould cut his way through woods, but not
| through GATES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-20
WACHfNE CARDS.
ISAIAH IT. WTNSLOW.

y RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
- public, that he continues to manufacture
CARDS IF All descriptions, and having the best
Of stock he will ventures to say his Cards will
not be inferior to any now in use.
Orders directed TO ISAIAH n. WIvsrov,
Portland, or left at the store Of NATHAN WINS
Low, No. l, Exchange Row, just below the Hay-
Scales, gratefully received and promptly attend
ed to. Portland, 4th month, ED, 1925. 3m.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

A. C.. CaZenOve Il Go.
TIAVE received by the last arrivals
III 80 bales domestic cotton goods OF
every description
l bale sup fine sattinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior quality
$50 kegs cut nails, all sizes
20 bales Ala ANA cotton
So baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
also, ky The Robert Fulton, arrived at New
York, from Liverpool.
5 trunks cambria prints and calicoes
| case steam loom shirtings, by the
Germania, at Baltimore, from Bre-
llen
'i2 bales Buriaps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr
Salt Afioat and For Sale.
ISLE OF MAYO SALT on board Of the
i sloop Brothers, at Mr. P. Janney's
wharf.
ALSO, part Of The cargo Of the brig
Ann, Of Bright ST. Ubes salt. Apply to
GEO. COLEMAN,
who has lately received supply OF
BridpOrt Seine 1scine.
ALSO, an assortmen, Of SHOT.
apr 8 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
A WOULO-BE.BiGAMISr.

Mr.. Lawson, formerly minister of
Kirk nannoe, (adjoinins to Dumtrles)
was most worthy and respectable
character, and very much beloved by
all the country round, but moro par
ticulsrly by his own Parishohers. Once,
about Martinwas term, farmers
servant in the parish, foolish young
fellow, called on him, and told him he
had very great wish to be married.
every well john" said he, "thsre is
nothing wrong in that" 'who is the
happy woman you are going to make
rsur wife9" "Oh SIR" said the lad,
Il am rather at loss just now. and
called upon you to give me your advice
in my present difficulty There are
two young women whom love near y
alike; one of them would prefer lit
tie, aod only very little, to the other;
now, what would ask of you, sir, is
shis, might not marry them both ?"
That" said Mir. Lawson, according
to the laws OF this country, Is not al.
iowsole; but do you think both Of them
ato "iNhbS ~ anu yoo iVt o hSeoouo
so yes sir" sand he Il think am
pretty sure OF that" Every weil." said
the minister, ''marry the one you like
best as soon a. convenient, and In two
or three months after you may come
to ns and | will see what can be done
about getting you the other also" This
was doae accordingly; but Tor long
time afterwards there was no word
from John. At last it happened one
beautiful day in the month of April
following. that Mr.. Lawson met bis old
acquaintance, in q narrow lane, driving
q cart loaded with hay The lad bare
Nv touched his hat, and wished to push
on. -''Stop, stop, John" said the min.
lister, 81 wish to speak with you" What
do YOU want, sir?" said John, very has.
tily. go" said the good mau. you
were TO speak about taking another
wife" Another wife, sir % cried go
sad wish you would rather loose me
from the one you have tied me to-; will
You Just stop moment, and see what
shins she has made me with kicking"
and with this oegan to loosen down his
stockings 10 great haste" Hout, bout,
john" cried the minister, we'll see
''thess another time;" and SO rode of,
fully Satisfied that John thought one
wife was enough, and rather too much
for him.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
This is to give Notice,
march II

THAT The subscriber OF Alexandra
L county, 10 The District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court o!
said county, letters testsmentary on the
estate of ARCH'D OSBURN, late Of the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said decsden,.
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the voucher. thereof. passed by the
Orphans Court, on OF before the 10th day
of september next, or they may, by law,
be excluded from all benefit 10 said estate;
and those ind. bted thereto, are required
to make immediate payment. Given un'
der my hand this 10Th day of March, 1898.
RACHEL OSBURN, exeeutTix
of Archibald Osburn. dec.
march 10 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

Bottles, White Lead, etc.
0hHamper's porter and wine bottles,
80 just received per sloop AdeIia, IRON
New York, and for sale by
SAMUEL MEsSERSMiTH,
Who has an Store,
200 kegs Eng and American white
lead, ground 10 oil
100 mats cassia
AUOO VT St Domingo coffee
10 M superior Havana segar, in
whole, half and Or boxes
16 halt chests imperial and gun
powder tea
g g i I've f sa'1y Boxes DO 90
100 TWO ID canisters do in boxes
containing 90 canisters
e hhds Antigua rum
a tierces cloyerseed
Is or casks Malaga wine
10 do do Canary do
IA boxes Sicily lemons in prime
order
10 bbls new prime beef
20 do whiskey
40 bundles sugar loaf paper, DC &c
april 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
This is to give Notice,

WHAT the subscribers. oil Alexsndfia
Il county, in the District OF Columbia,
have obtained from The Orphans Cour, o;
said county, letters Of Administration 90
the personal estate of SAMUEL MAR
CEY, late Of the said county deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceden, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same TO the subscribers, passed by the
Orphans Court on or beiare the 10Th day
OF September next, or they may, by law,
be exclude from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto, are required 10
make immediate payment. Given under
our bands this 10th March. 1928.
JANE MARCY, adm'x.
HORATiO BALL, admir-.
OF SAM Marcy. decd.
march II iaw5t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
For Rent,

ss That convenient dwelling house
SH on st Asapb street, between King
3ssS and Prince streets, at present oc.
G2cupied by Mr.. West Ashton.
Also, CONVENIENT DWELLING,
with a large lot attached thereto. at the
corner of Cameron and Fayette streets.
Also, THREE OFFICES, on Wash.
inston>stree., near the corner Of kiag.st.
Apply at the Mechanics Bank TO
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Casb'r,
april 10 IT