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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24

where to begin, or where to end. ffthe IRON.
orable gentleman wished to diminish the num-
Der ofmilitary officers, he ought to have direc,
ted IN inquiry by the Committee on Military
Affairs. " he was DESTROYS of reducing the
number Of officers in the Navy, or rather, Of
preventing their unnecessary increase, the
resolution ought to have been sent to the Com
mittee on Naval Affairs; but ii did not apper-
tain to the ommittee on Ways and Means,
to say whether the several branches Of the
public establishments were, or were not, too
large.
Mr. Chiffon, in reply 10 Mr.. M'Dufhr's in
qairy, and i" support and explanation Of his
proposlnona rose, and commenced a speech,
which re Nd not concluded when the lime al
lotted for the consideration Of resolutions ex.
nired.
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ST. DoMAingo Mahogany.
IN Charles County Court.
Aoue,,bor Tsyyn 1907

N0CeH1Oer Term, 1870.
JUDsoN RIcHAnpsoS ps AMOS iiorP
vUyHE Bill fled in this cause states that the Complain
4 ant Juison Richardson purchased horse of the
said Amos ioh in the year 1922, for which he gave
his note That the horse WAS unsound and fraud
pracsed upon hin, the SAID complainant by the sale.
The object of the Bill s to obtain relief and perpet-
u,l Injunction against the payment of the purchase
money 1t is thereupon ordered and adjudged that
the defendant appear in this Court on Or before the
third Monday Of March next, 70 shew cause why de.
should not pass, a. prayed otherwse the bI''
will be taken .pro Confesso" provided that the Com.
plaihant give notice by causing copy of this order to
be inserted in some newspaper once week for four
successive weeks before the third Monday in March
next. EuMOND kEi'
True Copy Test JOHN BARNES, Clerk
J.- oo-1,yAv- of Chares County Court
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From the National intelligencer
SUPREME COURT OF THEU. STATES
TUESDAY,, JANUARY %, 1928,

TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1928.
The Court met this morning a, II o,c,oc.
Present, Ill he Judges, exccp, Nh. Justice
Washington
On motion Of Mr.. Peters, Charles R. Cod.
ard Esquire, of Ohio, and on motion Of ,Ir
Ike, Richard Biddlr, Esquire, Of Prnnsvlva.
MA were duly Admitted as Attorneys and
Counselors ofrhls Court.
No lG,-Sundry African NEGROES Tn,
governor OF George, claimant, VS.. Na1r.zo.
40 To he Governor Of Georgia VS.. Sundry
f'''oan Negroes, Madrazo claimant The ar.
5Smen' OF these causes was commenced by
H;' oerrIen Tor the sc vernon of Georgia. {"
'hl oy Mr.. Wilde for Madrazo.
lac Court adjourned till tomorrow morn.
@s, al II o'clock.
North Caroiiaia Noics--I, is stated IN the
'0a,"eFn papers that a meeting Of the Stock
uc''sr> OF the Bank Of Cape Far, held at Wi.
;"'"s'oh, on Monday The 7th inst. every thing
:" 'ne management OF the Institution being
'ound correct it was resolved 10 Genuine ons
sS.'oh', and forthwith to resume the paymrnt
SSpeee' II is added, also, tina, the Directors
0' the State Bank Of North Carolina
y 'e making Preparations 10 toiio,o the exam,
90 u 'oad Of Watermelons was broueh, to Ma.
rn;. u'o, market on Christmas day, from
wigs county! ~r''
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AMmlber, lin,e, &C.

AINNtber, tANiS, &C.
TIME subscribers having commenced the Lumber
business on Union, between " off, and Duke sts:
under tie firm OF JNO BRYHN g Co. beg leave
most respectfully, to ntoim Their friends andth pub
'iic that they have hand, an. intend keeping,
general assortment Of all kinds Of building nateri'
ais Of the best quality, viz.
10000 fcct4.4, 4auG Sd susquehannah plank
panncl, common and cuttings
100, 900 feet and "a fastein-sholc boards
$4,000 10 81 flooring boards
5000 d. jo,, and scantl'ng
10000 North. Carolina bunch shingles
5000 paater,ng !aths
$50 ca.kairesh lhomasto OH lime, in excellent
order
With lnantt, of oak plank and IN or locust e
cedar posts, SC sc all OF which will be sold at the
most reduced prices for cash.
JVHV BRY3N,
ian Saw r. R0B1' W HUN1Ef
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N'r,,N.S.A N.Di21As
,,-nsu,Y MORNING, JANUARY "a, 1873.

,ys refer our readers to the Congress pro-
..sdinss in ,o-day's paper, for the truly eio>
-s.n, renarks Of the truly eloquent Mr.. kre'
~. m resolution submitted by him TO the
,Ions. ofIwhich he i, SO worthy and disnJtfsd a
nem.er.
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from the National inteiligencer.3
TWENTIETH CONGRESS, isr SESSION
Tuesday, January % 1923.
IN SENATE

The bin for encouraging vaccination was
read second time, and referred to Select
Committee. The Bill for the continuation OF
The Cumberland Road was considered and dis
cusssd. This discussion we will give to-mor>
row. The oihrr business transacted, was OF a
private nature, and undressing TO our read
ers.
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on ' % Of Watermelons was broush to Ma
rn; 1eo. market on Christmas day, from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-24

N \ resolution submitted by him TO the
,I,. of.vbich he i. SO worthy snd 0ignifea a
nem.er.
The p,e.en, Administrations OF The General
Government, hos encountered more vind'ctlve
md personal opposition than any that has ex-
"a s;,ce the abortion Of the Federal Sensti-
,onon. Parties are not now arrsyed against
,-lh other, holding diffrren, opinions on great
.,,;on2I questions, and protesting TO entertain
ts.rsn, sentiments as regards the foreign or
domestic policy of OUT country. The opp"s''
,;,r arp unable to conduct this honorable kind
.s,r,rf,re. Hence, it is, hat we see SANDER
Ser SANDER pu, forth, calumny ai'er eaiumny
..;.sr,,-d--,he only d. sign OF witch is, not 10
,;s.nproye Of measures proposed, or condemn
,,,.e which are executed, but 10 convict The
men, statesmen now at the head OF aFai's OF
d. b,sssr and most corrupt actions Their
obi,c,s are entirely peIsonai-thcy are ac'uated
sy NO patriotic motives, as all then move mt n's
ssfirien,iv show. Such party Can never re-
rs;v, the supper, Of u high minded and inlei'''
qen, people. Nothing Can ever delude thr !eo'
many ofthe LAM mo the belief, that men, thus
conducting political contest, are rraily stri'-
mn Tor tie in,pres, aud advancement ut our
common country.
Miss Clara Fisher, he ocl br a.td ac're 5, Is
.oy playirg 20 crowded houses III Baltimore.
The packet ship COLUMBIA was, 1t seems,
ut of shore on Saturday last, with not much
damage:
A letter to the editor Of the Baltimore Pa'r-
d, dated Care II, tisn Dec. Is, 1927, states
that there hal been some Disturbances at that
olace; but thai affairs were now iranquil.--The
markets, i, is sit. were improvinr.--PorE,
mess, S2l %, sal.s; prime, IS I6 so. d.;
Flour, Baltimore, 10 50 u IL, slow sale; He's
tinss. 81 So; Larl, Is; Butter Is. sales; Soap,
? 50, sale; Chairs IS SO, &c, to quality.
CoGFre scarce-new crop coming in slowly,
s75 lsEch, 81! offered; LoSwood IS per m.
Dec. l7.-Pork; mess 25; prime, Is; Flour,
II. soap, , IS; Lard 10; Coffee, 81 d 81, scarce
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- OtlCcs
VDursuant to decree of the United States Circuit
i Court of the District of Columbia, for the { oun-
ty of Alexandria the creditors of Eliza Duany decd
are I, CURED claims to the subscriber
OH orbefore the 18th day of February next.
A. MOORE.
jan 15-lm master commissioner
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE

Gen. Jackson in .Npv England While i.
people out Of New England are rising en nasss b
place the Hero Of New Orleans in the chan n
state it i. cheering to the friends Of republcsr
ism and the equal rights Of man, 10 see the ciuan
tic etfnlts ol the Democracy Of New Enplapi
struggling TO throw oil the most grinding aso,
racy The republicans Of that part Ut the coup
try are up and doing, and we predict the mo,
favorable result from their cxcrtions. Aleal,|
New Hampshire stands erect, and will throw h.
whole weight INTO the scale Of the peoples caad,
date. Oar prospects in Maine are Of the ma.
encouraging character, and we hazard little III
saying, that large portion Of her electoral yots
viii be gwen to Gen. Jackson. In Rhode IshD
the Administration ticket has been defeated, AID
the coalition are in the utmost state Of alarms
Connecticut shows strong signs Of attachmea
to the defender OF uur rights. 6 The Green
Mountain boys" Of Vermont are buckling on tHa,
amor for the great contest. aud have given mary
proofs that the yoke sits hcasil, upon item n
Massachusetts where is lelt most severely the ball.
iu influence OF aflstocracy, and where the frlendi
Of Gen. Jackson have the most to contend with iii
undoubtedly true, that it the election were left b
the decision Of the Democracy Of this State,
would Dc given 10 the republican candidate. Al
ter all, il would not be surprising to u i Nu
| Eng aid, when she becomes fully aware 4 t
ovei whclinlng current setting in favor Of Ardrg
Jaek sun, should unite with the great ntbubLCl
party Of the Union O. $. Telegraph.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
Communications.
ron THE DELAWARE PATRIOT.

mr.. Clement-The season is approaching wnen
the greatest vigilance Of our Borough authorizes n,ea
will be required, to keep the streets ~ .oa. -
tending to prevent contasion. Indeed y has a. T.,
ready arrived, as any one may readily perceive ~
tie stencil arising from the CUTTERS in many paris
Of Borough could point out t many hp a "e
where real nusences exist, hut trust .'a' 'nu g.
sent Council. who have gained so much credit Tor
their activity and zeal in introducing to US 'e wa
fer Of the Brand ywine, will be disposed to 10 az
in their power, to promote the health and happiness
VI their fellow citizens. s.
Thc plan persued for years past, y cleaning the
streets. was not, think, calculated 70 beneht the
citizens in any manner whatever. Frequently the
dirt and filth was gathered into heaps on The paved
streets and there left to be again scattered ihs'eaa
Of being immediately removed In the streets mo'
paved. little attention is paid to cleanliness. lEis
oucht not soto be- Cannot the Council adopt some
better arrangements for the ensuing su'umer:
hope ~ people expect It OF them, ana = y ou'
wish We may not be disappointed.
ONE OF MANY.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
CLAY,s BALTIMORE SPEECH.

Mr.. Clay having declined public dinner was bem
10 accedc 10 the request Of lev ifisas 70 a'e w.
a. an cally hour. i, ne
AT tie dinner The following toas's we're gwen y w.
committee OF invitation.
The President Of the United States. H.. nan
. great Statesman has said " stat IS up"s sn
North who will not suffer for his coun'ry" We NV ~. =,
public man sacrifice much toi his county anu i
splcndenlly triumphant over the cauI'iies O ~
Mr. Clay rose aud said although hass ~. ais
required BY the advice Of my physicians 70 au
IRON all social entertainments, Win 'ne' :,hM
ant excitement, cannot leave Baltmoie "' ,ad,
saying few words by way OF pubic achAo ..,;h
ment for the cordial congratulations WIN "p''
have been received dulns my present Vs. ,-.on.
am not SO VAN as to imagine tna1 a'i, ps sstc
al considerations have prompted the eh' ~ rty
demonstrations by which my approach! 70 'li ss
and my Short soiourn have been 50 hisny u' IN.
guished. Their honored object has u : -" N.
some claims upon the justice, il not TIE s5.ep
Of generous. intelligent, and high minded pavl',
Singled cut Cor prescription and desiFuc. W. 4
has sustained all the fury Of the most leroe'oa7N
tacks. Ca!umnious charges, directed asa'l,, ~. 1
| honor Of his public character. deafer s''n =,
self. sanctioned and repubshed by one n II
should have scorncd to lend himself to sacl a,
! purpose, have been echoed By tnoasaiu rS,
gate. or deluded tongues and presses. w I'm,
by the consciousness Of having faithfully ~, III +
ged his duty, and defended By The yitle @ .4oo,
tellgence OF an enlightened pecle, se ~ .he oo
firm and erect, amidst all the beilowines % - ~
tical storm What Is public mar: WIZ : &C.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

Can il be thai Tue sensible, temperate, redefung
hs ndeJ cart ufih coomunv are M dsga ea wa
the omen, shameless, constant ard uisBn;ied stsem
eectonetrrs VII CHI has been pursued By nc preseN'
min STATION since Uto tihces Nheh pelws
this administration Mere the Heads Of Departments, w
pr sdcm and his secretaries, ascending from Ma
high Offices 10 ttclonecr for yote4a When oeiUfe VA
presented The degrading spectacle y he President sdts
secretaries annually, semi annually and quarterly llas
electtoncelinE circutS Did WASiilNui On, or ms w
reiaries 10 NOT did The elder di,ms, or his Ssc +
iaties do ~ Mo- Did JEFFERSON, Or his secie'N 7
Do it NO. Did MADISON, or his Secretaries 60
No! Did MONROE, Or his Secretaries do u MI "
never d3e unt this administration came mo ~ ~
they got INTO power aE;t.s, the WILL q TIE rLuihh
they GOT iHto office by BARGAIN aud t1RkGFi ios, ~
they hope hold il by Ehcnoaeering oler aga e
stiations have been to ltt their AClS seaA n
tlem but the present KIN rvs TOO Wethal Mtf aca WV
tell but haze % then credit. ~
But ,lt invitations TO Mr. Adams and Mr. Clay tosy
hcle and eeclloneer MOTTO be cnaged upon we W.
Adams party here. Many Of them dlsaPProve u uss
They the OF ep; and il we know the chalsts
OF THIS people the adopted will dtfta We p'g
desired The people Of Baltimore are not o DC cns
Of principles BY the smile q The President o.
bow Of his Secretary They will spain lie sehl go
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

van and Nakhetchevan, which will henceforh h..
the name OF the Province Of Armenia. Thus NY y.
war caused BY an unexpected invasion, la, h sa'
terminated by peace equally advantageous s,a
glorious. wv
Thanking God. who always protects tile pooa
cause, and who has crowned our arms with new new
glory, we ha stem to acquaint you with this ham,,
event, persuaded that our faithful subjects iii
join their thanksgiving to those which we offer f.
the Almighty.
The treaty Of peace will soon be made publ,
by special manifest.
! remain. &c. NICHOLAS
ST. Petersburg, (15th) 9th March, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
MRHI1lSTI GOLD"

ii the smes If high party excitement between the Demo
Gratis and feaerasts among their EXAMINATIONS and re-
crmnaons Of each other they used talk al French nhu
ence, and British influence, Of British Gold, and French
God and many good, honest Of each party, we
have doubt, did really believe that his opponents were
under improper foreign influence. But when the war
came, and Federaists and Democrats found themselves
fghtng side BY side in defence Of their common country
when they thrown together the camp, IN the same
and 10 know anoters private feelings, they
no longer mlsnlerpreted anothers public principles,
and they could but smile at their weakness From
that time until this, have heard OF the Fedora
lists being under the influence Of British Cold or OF the
Democrats being under that Of French Gold Bu' now,
Inside cant, which used but by designing men
gull the ignorant reyived Resyed-mot 10 be appi-
ed the Eede5ae but TO the friends d
iJACKSON Yes, Of ANDREW jACKSON---of the Hero
Of Nee Ofeansof the conguerer Of Puetenham And
| By whom is this idle tale got up By the HARTFORD
lC0SyENrIOSlSTS - Yes, the New Hampshire Jour
NIL the mouhpiece Of the Hsryord CoaueatonS III New
Hampshire says,
SIT British Gold elect Gen jackson, the Agents Of
Great Britain declare openly that i Shall not be wanted
Now, isn this enough disgust every Of in
the country And the idea oo Of The Brush, Of all PEG
n'e in he world being in favor Of Gen JtcksOn' Why
they had as liet see The Devil President.
nh
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20


EXTRAORDINARILY SUPPLEMENT-.
Yesterday the Goth. Counsellor Griboy,lGiTarr;
we'd here with the treaty concluded and s,oned
with Persia, on the 22d Of February, at Tourk mats
chat.
a salute Of col guns, fred from the ramparts 81
the citadel, announced to the public His ham,
event, brought about by glorious exploits. and by
negotiation fruitful i'll iesnt, equally brilliant.
To day a solemn 1e Dciea la, been periurme,l
IN the Winter Palace.
! How many motives are there in fact "a rcnde,
thanks TO the Almighty for the issue Of "a,
crowned by a glorious peace, the conditions n
winch repair all the losses caused by an unfure,eer
aggression, and prevent the return of T.
The addition which the Russian territory Obtain,
by this treaty offers all desirable security a. II,
maintenance Of our pacific relations with The pcr
sian Government
/ We shall shortly be able to Communicate n ~
public all the clauses Of this important treaty. =
st. Petersburg March o.
hescr'ft q h's Majesty The Emperor to the Cor
efnor General Of St. Petersbarg.
INC Treaty Of perpetual peace between Russi
anu fersa was concluded and signed at Tourk
ma an, on the aad February last.
ms treaty guarantees to Russia new and 90
cure POSITION besides complete indemnity far ii
~ iosses U acquires an increase Of TERRITORY Il,
me un'9n 70 ITS dcminions Of the khana.s Il fr;
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

Eastoa. Pa Mayo 1'rsspass et .qynis.''--
o. Wednesday afternoon The inhabitants OF Della
ware ward, were rouse by horse with harness
on, arl swingIetee flying at his heels, that had
crossed the bridge aud taken possession Of the
side walk until he came to Fermonr street, where
he crossed, and again took the side walk at full
sreed stopped at the door Of house, with strong
:nu!cations Of paying the inmates visit, but had
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
SPECIMEN OF ADAMS pEcRNcY

From Kentucky paper of the .4lms school, we find
The following notice OF MIR. BARRY the jackson candidate
for the office of Governor in that State, gentleman fine
talents and high character, beloved by all who know him.
and at the last Presidential election Of MIR. C0us war
NEST and most active friends He could go with Nj
Clay for 2as, and like every OF his friends who would
agree TO be transferred b. him. he nov Denounced
by his tools, lis hired, pensoned minnns Tbs Kentucky
hope4ay s5oueatthat he has ceased be hoSe k.eeY
that he has no,tgaFei an h!s pr2pty, hs and
caves, his ind pys, h bets and tete QnI his t9
and ketieS. Mr. Barrys ircn!sh for others and pioba
bly, his bad management Ut his aiiairs have reduced
hm poyer.y poperty is his only crmcs--far nothing
fraudulent nothing improper, be nsinuaetl
against hniand s ,hus that ms mtsj9Yuaes are cruelty
aud wsntony thrown up 10 him objections and dsqua-
hcations.
Another Kentucky paper informs u.s. that at Sheibyvie
after MIR. BARnr had closed his add ess his feow-c
gems, Mr. Benrp Creaden replied 10 him, aud lot Gonte nj
10 animadveri upon Mir. Bury's Pubic conduct lie made
illusions 10 some OF his private msortnnesha Mr. Barr,
briefly rcbuued Nc clarges in the calm and dgnied
naaner and concluded With saying TO Mr.. Critenden-
If even had N my power, It would afford no plea
sure TO reto my adversary, intentionally to wount
The feehnGs Of any man"
vate msornnes OF MIR Barry, The more unknd and un
generous was the fact that great portion Of those mis-
fortunes were brought upon linn, by his friendship for MI
Crtentens 5rottey,
The bitterness Of spirit which peryales the Adams part
Kentucky The same which IS manifested by them hert
and every where iJ.d
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

tSo. 25 AN ACT 10 authorize the purchase and dis
tributon Of the seventh volume of The Laws Of the
INIT safes.
IL i enacted By the Senate aud House Of Re-
prpsvntatires If TIE Unitpd stutes Of america IN
Congress .lssembted, That the Secretary for the
Department If state be- and he Is hereby, authoriz
ed ami directed to subscribe Tor, and receive, fo
the and disposal Of Congress, five hundred and
fifty copies q the seventh volume Of the Laws VI the
U. States. 70 contain an index ID the same, to be
well bound and cause 10 be distributed. one copy
thereof to the President Of the United states one
copy to the Vice President of the United States
one copy to each of The Heads of Departments
e. the Attnrues General Of the United states ii
each u Tie Senators aud Representatives, and To
each Delegate of Territories Of the Twentieth
Congress; fifteen copies to the Secretary OF thu
Senate. Tor the use Of the Senate, and thirty Co
pies 10 the CielkoF the House Of Representatives
for the use 81 that House one copy TO eacl
branch of the Legislature Of each State and Ter
rtory; and one copy to each Of tie Executives o
the several States and Territories; and cause tn
residue to be deposited N the Library ot Con
gress,
Sec. .. md be it further enacted, That, for tb
purpose aforesaid The sum Of two Thousand tw
hundred dollars be, and the same IS hereby, az
proPriated, TO be paid out Of any money IL III
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approyed-9h May, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

Improvement Of Morals. - gentleman in IIa-
vana states, that murders in that city are becoming
very rare, not more than two week having been
rate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-02
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

AN ACT-Fixing the salaries of the Officers OF the
Corporation. for the year eighteen hundred and
twenty eight.
Sec: i Re It enacted BY the Common Council Of
Alexandria that the Mayor be allowed for his servi
ces for the present year, the sum Of Four Hundred
Dollars, to be computed from the day ofhls appoint
ment to Office, and that shall be lawful for HIM to
ask and demand for every attestaton under the zeal
of his Office the sum of Two Dollars, except when
such ate taton shall be for the Of the Common
Council, which shall be considered an addition to
his salary.
Sec; g. And be it further enacted that the follow
ing Officers shall have and receive as compensation
for their respective services for the present year, the
following sums, viz
The Clerk of Council and Auditor, Four Hundred
Dollars.
The Superintendent of Police & Street Commission.
er, Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars.
The Superintendent of Watch, Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars.
Each wstchman, One Hundred and Seventy Five
Dollars.
The Keeper of the Powder House, One Hundred
Dollars.
The Clerk of the Market, One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars.
The Phys to the Poor and Work House, One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars
he Keeper of the Poor House, Three Hundred
Dollars.
The Police Constabfes. each. including night SER
vice, One Hundred and Fifty Dollars
The attorney for the Corporation, One Hundred
Dollars.
The Regulator of the Town Clock, Fifty Dollars.
The Messenger of Council, One Hundred and For
ty Dollars.
which said several sums of money, shall be paid
quarterly out Of any monies in the 1reasurers hands
for general purposes.
Sec: ). And be it further enacted, That this act
shall be in force from and after the passing thereof
Passed in Council; this Tt nth day of March, eigh-
teen hundred and twenty eight.
RI TAYLOR, President of Council.
Approved, THOMPSON r. MASON,
Test, I, 2. THoMPsOM C.. C.