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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10

Ex-PREsIDENT MONROE. 1t is a subject
of deep regret, that the old age of this esti-
mahle man should be clouded by msfor-
tunes; and it is particularly to be regretted
that our has Government postponed so long
the settlement of his accounts. While his
claims meet with cold delay, he is suffering
under constant pecuniary embarrassments.
His family-mansion is mortgaged, and would
have been sold under the hammer for the
non-payment of interest, had not gentle
nah OF this city, with liberality rarely
!equalled, deposited twelve hundred dollars
to Mr.. Monroe's credit, and thus saved the
venerable ex-president from being turned
out of home. We do hope that Congress
will pay attention to Mr.. Monroe's claims in
the early part of next session.
NJ Y Morning Courier.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10

RAIL-RoAD TRAVELLING. We learn
from Liverpool paper, that on IL miles of
the Darlington railroad, the descent is so
great that carriages move by their own
gravity, and that it is customary to take out
the horses from the passenger coaches, and
lead them behind. This has been found
very fatiguing to the@horse, from the rapid
rate which the carriage moves, and an ex-
pertinent has been made, of placing the
horse on a small platform, on small wheels
behind the carriage, with supply of prov
ender before him, by which means he pre-
serves his strength for the parts of the road
on which his services are needed. 1t is
stated that in consequence of the success of
the experiment, the proprietors have order
ed several wagons for this purpose to be
built.-BoSton advertiser.
STEAM Boar BURNT. The steam boat
Sun, which went out from New York as far
as the floating light, to tow in such vessels
as might be on the coast with cargoes,
which would be affected by the first section
of the tariff, took fire on Monday evening,
the LIST inst, 6 or miles outside the Hook,
in consequence of one other chimney stacks
being thrown down by heavy sea. She
continued to burn till about 8 o'clock, when
the fire had reached the waters edge, and
she sunk. The revenue cutter Vigilant,
succeeded in saving all the crew.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10

Worcester, Sept. 10.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
iSALNs Oh GOAUM
a. & ii. WILSON,
No. s. West High Street, Wilmington,

No. S, West High Street, Wilmington,
WE appointed sole Agents in The s'ate OF Dea
a ware, for The sale OF Oa'ase'S CAencGl baf" q 70,
America The DAln is improved in color, strength and
rimr, and grand capillary vtnes are as follows
Me hhe, price 50 cents, preven the nan from iaiihg
oi il Az honrs from is first application causes new
srow,h of uhsSers in few weeks. bottle, price rs
crs, VIII no. only stop the hair from falling OIL but like,
"e'a three weeks causes new growth TO appear and
fcr,ln.
prcvensthc hair from turning gray, and makes il cur
aiHly, iok bright and 81 ssy' and in few appca,
9a frees from sculf and entirely removes nervous head
'cHos.
cpfcs Of ofcertfcatcs will be shown ~ the yenders from
S'nemen Nho after being bald number OF years, have
'tccNed a new growth OF hair.
The sgners' characters are supporo by His Britannia
slesy's Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has Preixed
us sea and the royal arms Of Great liran also, the Mayor
a other Magistrates OF Fhiladeph'a who were PERSONAL
acquainted with the sgners, have certified 10 their high
'caieclahilty, and have likewise prexed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

fA'E subscriber hegs leave inform his friends ana lne
J. lnhlc gcnei4!v, thai he still continues 70 keep, y
ancxon .h hs large atl elegant assortment OF Booi'S
rl STATIONERY. splendid assortment Of flaM a., sna
E.aisaa5e H. l"S ON I. Ela,r; Mandatory, Phiaae-
a, cd 20 be equal in every respect 70 any ha,S
n.aaaclnfed Il; the conrycf various coors and qna-
1ee,--pces from p 25 to -. Persons wishing 70 pn'
r',. wquld do well 10 cs as they viii be sold either BY
slol.sllc or retail, at Philadelphia prices
j. sCorf, No. 80, Markc'st.
Wilmington, Jnnc 2, 1925 -
n. j. s. can have hats made TO order at the shor'es
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
FOR SALE,

1000 lbs, of Bacon. 9o0 lbs. Of Jersey Shoulders
HSTAEpANrED Of good quality for family use: also,
w gercral assortment e Groceries, which will be sold
ow by tic subscriber The Corner Of Narke and front
Street, Wilmington. 'ohH "nln'i ~ >.
July 10, 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arhmetics, English Readers, sequels, Spelling Books,
%osiaphies bibles, Testamens, States, Cipherng and
my Books, Writing and Letter Paper &c. for sale at
a. Wilson's Book and Stationery Store, No. $, West High
Eeet, at reduced prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Despatch Line from Philadelphia to Dover,
BIZ Steam ard Canal Boats and Stages,
TaER0CGII BY DAYLIGHT.

.sssS. .3-SyN- FEslIE Scan Boat Baltimore C.f,.
.'S l- u WHILuna, VIII leave Pine stree,
Wharf Philadelphia, On every Mon
Alll-ss. 80 day Wednesday and Friday morning
at 'cook. for Delaware City Passengers @l thea axe
the elegant Gaaal barge, LADY CLINTON, Capt. ReJdn
fr s., Georges, where the Dover Mail Stages viii always
be in ing convey the passenga,s'p Dover aod ott
parts o the Peninsula Returning, leaves Dover Tuessv
Thursday and Saturday mornings o'cncE, and arrives
in Philadelphia at O'clock, p. NJ.
Fare Delaware City, 81 25 10 ST. Georges 81 50;
to Cantwtlvs Bridge, 5000; Black Bird, So SO; q
Smyrna, $500; 20 Dover, IS So
A. Harris, & Co.
July %, l828-.G Tyepr,sfors
=. B-passengers by ii route viii meet With no de.
tcnon IN gong 10 the following towrs :-Cantweli irlgs
Back Bra, Smyrna, Daver Camden, Milford, Miltnn,
i=.r rse}qwn, Nlssoso. and 70 Snowhli.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
4 safe, Efficient, AMI spccirc remedy iart
CONS3JsfpTi0N.
larker's Vegetable Ren0vating
e q III q GEaA.

EQUAL 70 any now m use. q 81 per bottle O. SIC Per
dozen.
Fer the cure Of RHEUMATISM. Liver Compliant, W.
GERS, Mercurial and Syphtic Diseases ii'cNise
plants arising from impure Of the blood. patrid
sore throat and The carly stages Of CONSUMPTION &c. &C.
Testimonials Of performed hy, and direction io
usins the above Valuable medicine accompany each bottle
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Soap and Candle AianuIaesor,-.

'JVtE tEtVK N1tkIfIi- l'fEFFVtI.SN W =
TSvllE Subscriber takes this opportunity tn inf,rm The
pubic ll,ai lie continues the above business IN all its
hyaic;e. the ot afs1G, of Iaral aod Queen
S,rec's, near Me Hisa.s' .ietirm H,,ns where viii
Manufacture and furnish, Philadelphia p:ces .'hudaud
ilptCANEi.ES, Fuieig Kisir ind Fy2se' SOAP, Of the
hest quality. ENoCH RohERrS.
n. Il. The higAes. price Given for raoa, Butchers
Fat, and Fat Of every description
Wilmington, i,ly IL, 1925. SIT
IsOON-sAiEFpING4.
J,tehcock'a New Method &c iio X f.prrnc. accnrnsn,-
ed with Eey, for sale by a. g H. Wilson, no 5, Yves.
High street, Whining ON.
Far sale, as ctole,
Grimsiav's Histories OF satcs Fnglanl Rome. anl
Greece, with Questions adapted 70 each If hcm Eou-
ics Navigator. Sri'ey', Typography and Atlas; VITA
variety of GeDgraphies by ether au'hrrs
4 fresh supply oF Bso nard. Fancy Papers, Stationery
Engra,ing, rls Ter Scrap Books and variety of san
cy Articles all cf Which viii be sold for very small ad4
vance cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
GfBso.a $; .A.gf7AER,
Plumbers.

TsEspErTVtLiy iaft,n their f.ieri; ara IL" ci,ens
In of tfinnglnn generally, @ = =, ca-y op he above
eut,s ..i IL, branches, II no ~ n"iu Si1c u The
t0@cr Market, where hey Aeri oonstai..! Oh had
80. .z..S1,. .asgrr17s
a'l descponr, ct TN hes' s'atv. 'cge'hcr wifi LEAD
4 a ilcs rp4 CT cpla.r ~ conveying water into prioai.
qa.es all Of uhic th.y oer On .ae noa. rcasonal!r
t-fns,
g. s. VI G.ttcr ;hc,g i,cs at finm their lor- ord n
aa'c acquaintance ai'h t'e iDg 5asinsss in i'n'dei
la they viii nc ms: give general sAtislatn. hnse
wi,, he atly ,0c water conyt we'd INTO heir h0uses,
4 nea'e amply rs ahr.o II anaie particular ieci ence
!, eancd, please CAL On Ms. l.scpb tisn5b
jHne II. fa-3m
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

CARDS. tsIS s. q .A.giii CT s:?-E
And Printing Of every description neatly
and cXpeditiously executed at the oliicc
of the Delaware Patriet.'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

Har ;he carsof .9cg.;af.9 9r :.uta'S Tgii. Cicsrs,
h3eamatisg.. 81 Hiti,, .Ha.sniat ara Lires
Compiaiy,is, Gai ia Di,eases GyjsfR@ IN 9ejW-
toteI ceas'tati0n or tfom az imlatc state nj
lie Ataod, ,yc. ~.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
EHTJSEG.
A. & III. WILSON,
%o. 3, West High Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Offer for SALE great variety o choce ssc Cor the Piano
Forte, &c Among their collection the fol- wing
The Basket Wilt thon meet me- there
NJ ain kiud dearic !)ear Harp OF my Country
Sing, Sing Oh, Bynluet not
IRA" the sword ONE rest III hi. hosom
May Day 'lerc's health benny Scotland
i't7amcs lome
Soldiers joy Haunted Tower
rhc Camphel' COMM Cow Farewell
Mrs Niijnnad Comm thro the i.yc
Fall Of Paris, Rondino Poor ;tt'e Maid
Al the blue bonnets th> Mic, tlry
Kelvin Grove Flow on thou slr ing river
Mountain Mail Fly away pretty Moth
Love little hoy lionlage I, Charlie
Th bonny rrraet hnot iisabri
I'd be- a butterfly \ hiss, a kiHs
Minstrel Boy Ms Naive Highland iIone
Hours tiere we're MY Heart l.l.,.
Loves last words yorn Heart and Lutte
March the battle field N.tir.go.'s Gathering,
fiuntsmcus Churis iNow's ti,r hour, A!ary fair
q no. ri mention him Auhian Cris Song icon, the
i:nti.h for the .}onnet OF Bmrl Epicurcan)
Rest, Warrior, rest % remember the tinc
soldier lieidic 70 Young Maiden Hearts beware
swiss BOY There's nothing true but iiei-
0 do yon remember ven.
Good night AoI rt's Waltz
Chain and Lutte The Swiss iiungarian Partisan
Watchman and Alabama Waitzes.
have Fruit have Flowers }onararte Coronation Mayc,
| White and Red Roses Hey JOHNNY Cope
Here loo SOON part March i'll PZrro and Richard
Buy Image 81
Coumbis's Glory % Nanny, viii lloa ram; wi me
The last Rose q; Summer scots v..a hae
Choose yonr snent'uei iAla'y's daughter
| Mcrpaid's Song NV an kind ,ieafe
I.ctrn, o ny l52e Ny bonnie Lass, to
| The Lost Heart
Coron.cl, FROM i. o,eIakcl knew hy the Smoke
! lia, Nats . never tsii ia love
| Tusaoloaa Waltz !Oysteis Sir,
'lis he scottish i'ram lila eoal~ down to NE
The ial thai oye Flower Girl
Native tiuitGr Cherry Ripe
. no, we Il input.On her Behave youiselF
Together with variety If other Qusrles, Wstzes Co.
! ul'ons, Overures, Songs, &c.
Their arrangements such ta, they procure al
most any piece Of Music IN print.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

Whole ticket S2--lI.if lQualter-,s0 cents
Fer tickets, arp', 10 er aidess
Robertson & Little,
Juiy q. ~, g, Market street, Wla'ngton.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

rHs folio vinc cer; gives 'hc hiq'ory Of lie intro
rc ut the idH,ce into tie Philadelphia, Aims House
trfrr,ay. I iGse wib read H. " il he ccyincd that lie
poplctor lps r,d the investigation Is The piys
cRus cnicatorea administer HE medicine in
iaa'su eriucts the p,t la,ces the acultytnse Mha
50 anAions oHgt ally ID exclude the medlcue from
this patn'ipn, woull esct opportunity o expeiing
t. sIt er ii had been ms, luced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
COLE,siBkslN P.TLLS,
AND OINTMENT.
a remclY Lar khe I,iles md Costlreness.

The fn:u;tniAv riL is.y celebrated for their great
virtue in many Diseases offered, and confidently
recommended 10 the afflicted, being decidedly Of
the hes, remedies discovered for HE Pss AMI ha5u
al C0s+epess hey osed aes ether of mild and
gene ingredients warranted free om all rncrcural prep
ataors and may bc taken ut all times, aud under
cumstances, with perfect safety Masr thousands have
perienceoi the saniary effects m these Pills and such is
their surprising efficacy that most nvete,ae cases of
Piles aud Co,encss, lave rea,l, yielded 10 them Kind
influence in vey shor. sine. Their operation is
tended with aty rrrcasan sensations but te contrary.
agrc able u lie stomach, and they relieve the bowels
HE genls, ,rar"cs. From thpr cooiins and pcslasive
properties ihev havc hcen tonrl enirenlv sersiccsia
q nI Iaaaiiul Of the bplderrecnoa ftl tr,re
and burning a'a n tis bowels. They will af jrd decided
hcn.f IN culG. a,tenttd Nuh fer inflammation Of tie
breast 'e,ra: conplats. feelings III he stin,
eis ir he b0sl. 10 seatlrg ner aud persons
ein 6. convenient medicine, Me g Colombian lls''
viii prove OF ire mabie valne, becatsc dose Of tx
pccasorally VIII eted lie constitution against Any bad
effect; fcin he eden cmrges OF iisrcn climates, and
will reftesi the body after tie -gue ard eat Of jour-
Directions 60, ushg, company each hax.
Fteps'el oay by s iiENDEn, I'hlai iphia.
", u Haqs gentne ,.ithsu ag wrtAea si5 aihfe
Feb. o. 1923. IL
DELAjl.1RE 81 Az GqTNIiN3 C0NN0LL2.f9ER
T.JyiEHj, t,a5a Va 10,
10 hc drawn at Wilmington. Del, Wednesday,, tie
6h Of august, 1873. 81 number Ic.se.S3 drA@n bal
lots.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AmD FRIDAY, BIZ
}. Il. ChEWENT,
1T c2o. A04, Shipley Street,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
PIT Agi}ENG.

A NE inhabitants Of Wilmington arc ahon, introducing
n the gser OF ihe rr,r'v into their dwelnps the
~r1,rDers Piumbcrs. Of rhlaelpha, beg leave sub
nit to tie NnreAgh valiahe improvements in the
construction IT hydrants and draw cocks.
ibcir nS have been recomnericaby tie city
ceuncs ai watering committee Of Phadc hia hoHnred
bv 40 award Of the xlra Magelanic premium Is the Ame
rc4p Philosophical Society, aud the Scot premium by the
Agricultural Soci.y
The advantages Of t,c iydrants the common kind
are as foiow>.
they can be taken up without digging Or breaking the
pavement
They la mt freeze in wintcr.
They arc not liable 10 ftcgncn or extensive rcpars.
Tie cocks viii probably tasi pngei than % Years but
'i cock o tie rcd celar an cnon h dtants frequent
leak and weat out in cne htGf.
jiya,ap's If every construction f.ed
lln and lead pip,s c the r-t quality lead pumps f'i
rs crls. baths and I"lhers work of eyey descriptions
Gted up ~ phiiadelphia prices, hy
]. 4 ". EWiNG, Markct.st.
squares above the Town Hail,
Where The public are invited 10 call ard examine eir in
liovcoelds
rs ives, they waiant it capabie OF hcair any pres
sG, may be snbjr ~ the water-wuris.
lny 5. lQ9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25

side, there could have been no enlaro,n.
brain, nd this was an argument used i"sh! i
the phrenolosists by Dr. Barlow. NOw Isyshs
use it, or any other argument aears, ' Ij
] don't let my mind think OF The sHb;os' Mtg
You may do as you like, butt don, -, d i
bout il; for, as | said to Dr.. Spuzh.;n a' :
very outset, "Wny DOCTOR" said |, 81, " n !" Il
all very true what you say, but III m, 3
into it, Tor think it very unhandsom. cue
10 judge Of any mans motives and ;", a ,.pl
by his outward appearance a, all LI>- !
a man by his actions-look 10 his eoD6r.,S Z
what it is, and you'll not go as,ray il ro.-
pinions. All, there is wise piece Of ,%r
Judge not, lest you yourselves be iudesI%%
and for you 10 take il upon you to jn f1 : :
motives and DISPOSE tons OF any man. nno , u
less authority than the tenor of his ac,inr. w
thing That | am sure you have no rich, ~ ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25
FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
ALEXANDRIA SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION.

In compliance with their duty, the managers
Of the Alexandria Sunday School Union, lay
before the society and its patrons, a report OF
their proceedings during the past year. And
this they, the more cheeriuly do, from con-
vicuon Of the deep interest taken in it, and
from firm persuasion that TO make known the
good i, has effected, will be to Increase and en-
Courage its friends. The formation of union
in this City, was, at FIRST but experiment.;
experiment, indeed truly noble, and one which
has more than realized to its early friends,
their most sanguine expectations. The advan-
taees which have and must necessarily result
from a society, whose Objects peace and good
will to men are so obvious and generally &C.
kuowledged as 10 need no arguments on this
occasion to prove.
Ofthe high estimation in which your union
is held, by The inhabitants Of this City, their
cordial support and liberal patronage, give the
most abundant evidence.
Since the organization Of your society, no
year has evidenced SO fully as this, the salutary
influence of your schools; and none has given
stronger assurances of the inca!culable good,
,hey are We, destined to accomplish, Heaven
has smiled upon them and energy has been Civ
en- to the feeble efforts OF men. Vice and i'm
morality retreat before them, like darkness be-
fore the morning light: and what the severity
Of the law and the inAexible rigour have in vain
tried to effect,these weak and hitherto despised
instruments, promise most successfully to ac>
complish.
Take but cprsory view of Sabbath schools
from their origin, and the truth of what we
have now said will be a, once manifest. In
terest and encouragement, however are 10 be
given to the generous patrons and friends of
hi. society, by faithful statement OF what has
been effected through the fundamentally OF
these schools among Them. And in giving
this statement, your board are convinced they
eanno, do i, more satisfactorily than oy laying
before you, in their own language their sever
al interesting reports.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25
law Books.

lust received at the Auction Store, tor pf'''
% sale, at half book store prices. ..,
Samples of variety of Law Books, TO the atten'O'
of practitioners and others, is requested """'
them, are
Easts Reports, by Day, l6 vols; Ta'lnsons hep|s
8 vols, Bannell e. AldlersOn's do, vols; lyer' y.
2 vols; American Digest, 4vols; Backstones hepIs ~
2 vols; Abbot on Shipping; Hawkins Pleas o. ~ u.
Crown; Jacobs on Sea Laws; Mannery's Digest ss.G'
Evidence; Fell on Guarantees; Edwards Adm'rr!
Reports, Coke's, Addison's, &c. Reports; Bin"'F
Acts; Bailments, &c.
april "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25

Connected as we are will, the American
Sunday School Union, your board feel il incum-
bont on them, to express the great pleasure they
have, in viewing the truly liberal and christian
course pursued by that Society: and would say
to is managers, go on, and may Heaven smile
upon your abour OF love.
During the past year your board have pur-
chased books Of that Society, 10 the amount OF
$500 67a cts; and have sold of the same to the
Schools in connection with your union, and to
others, 10 the amount Of 8lsS 54t The value
Of the books now in the depository, is abou,
S5s worth. The receipts of the Society dur
ing the past year, as appears from the treasur-
er's account, have been 1884 SIS; and the ex-
penditures, including the above amount Tor
books. S2l4 l3; leaving in his hands, ba-
lance Of Sll4 Z. Thus have your board been
enabled 10 pursue with an undertaking step
the example Of their predecessors; and to meet
the demand ofyour sever al schools without EN-.
barrassment.
In conclusion, they would say 10 the friends
and patrons Of this Society-take courage, and
be strong in the Lord, and let US not be weary
in well doing; for in due season we shall reap
if we faint not. The time allotted to US on
earth is shorn Let US therefore most dilisent>
ly improve it-That when calico to- give an
account, we may do it with JOY, and not with
grief:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-25

The Fourth Annual Meeting OF The Sunday
School Union Society Of Alexandra, was held
on Monday evening, the olst April, 1923, at
the 2nd Presbyterian Church;
The Rev. Mr. Cornelius, President, in The
Chair.
The Meeting was opened with religious sx>
ercises, and an address by the President, after
which, the proceedings of the last annual meet
ing were read:
The Report Of the Board of Managers was
then read by Mr.. Cole-when, on motion d the
Rev MIR. Walton, seconded by Mr.. /. Sanford,
it was,
Resolved, Tha, the report now read be &C
cep,ed and adopted.
On motion of the Rev. Mr.. Har rison, Sc
conded by Mr.. T. Vowel,
Resolved, That this Society views Sunday
Schools, as The most efficient means ever de-
yised by Christian Philanthropy for promoting
the spiritual interests OF the rising generation
Of ali classes, and that their extension In the
United States, deserves our gratitude TO hl>
mighty God
On motion of Mr.. Boyden, seconded by Mr..
Riddle,
Resolved, nat the congratulations vi 'hA'
Society be presented to the teachers, and SUI
nerimendents Of the Schools connected with
this Union, in view Of the successful results
which have hi therto attended their labours, to-
ee,her with earnest solicitations tor the cont"
nuance of their pious exertions.
On motion Of Mr.. John Douglass, seconded
by Mr.. Adams,
Resolved, That the thanks OF this Society
are due to the officers and patrons OF this m
stitution.
The Society then went into an election OF a
board of managers-whereupo the following
appointments were made
The Rev. Samuel Cornelius, President,
MIR. James Douglass, Jr. Corresponding See
cretarv,
Mr. Vim. Page, Recording do
James Entwisle, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Rev. Mr. Harrison, Mr.. VIM. B Richards,
Rev Mr.. Walton, MIR. John Douglass,
Rev. NJ. Jackson, Mr.. Daniel Cawood,
Mr. 7 r. Riddle, Mr. VIM. Emerson,
Mr.. I. Jacobs, MIR. Goodwin,
MIR. H. e. Smith, Mr. L. Mount.
On motion, it was Resolved, That the pro.
ceedings Of this evening, together with the
Annual Report, and the names OF the oHicers
and managers of the board, be published Ill The
Phenix Gazette.
On motion, i. was Resolved, That the So
siety adjourn.
(SisneD
z H. GoLDsMrTH, 2ecord'g Sec'y.