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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-02-04
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HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
An Actrcgnlo,ing the Surveying of]oards,
Plank, Timber, Jois,s and ScnntIiDg.

An Act regulating the Surveying offIosrds,
Plank, Timber, Jois,s and ScantIiDg.
SEC. I. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly and by the authority thereof it
~ enacted, That The Town Council of cat h
town in this Sinie where boards, plank
timber. joisi and scnntllng are imporrcd for
sale, shall annually. on or before the first
day OF March in each yenr, appoint two or
more persons Surveyors and hleasurers Of
boards, plank. timber, joist and scanning.
who shall hold their offices for one year,
unless sooner removed by the Town Conn
Gil, who. ot their pleasure may make such
removal and Gil the vacancy caused there.
by.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
it shall be the duty of tho Surveyor and
Measuer appointed as aforesaid, 10 measure
and mark each and every piece u lumber
which he or they may survey; 10 erase oil
former marks Of the contents Of The same,
10 mark in distinct and durable manner,
each and every piece Of lumber surveyed,
if more than one inch thick, with its con.
tents board measure; and all Of one inch
thick and under, with its contents SUPERB.
cial measure; making due allowance for
rcis, sap, splits and wanes; and 10 mark oil
clear lumber which he or they may survey
TINS Wand all merchantablo lumber sbus
"A on each and every piece. ~
SEC. g. And be- il further enacted, That
il shnli be the duty Of eoch Surveyor and
Mensprer. IN keep n irue and faiihfol re.
cord OF nll surveys Of lumbet made BY him
together with oil figures made By him in
taking a:connt Of tho same; and said re-.
cords shall be open to the inspection OF oil
persons.
SEc. e. And be II further enacted. That
any person or persons who ,hall offer for
sale or sell, or canse to be offered for salc,
or sold. in any town in this State. sny lom-
ber which has not been surveyed and
marked ss aforesaid. or which snail not 81
the time Of delivery be surveyed, according
tn THE act, shall forfeit and pay the sum 81
fifty dollars. to be received by indictment
before sny Court or competent jurisdiction;
one half thereof TO The noe of the pcNon
or persons who shall complain md prose.
cute for the ssms, and the other haIfto the
nee Of The State.
GEc. 5. And b. Il further enacted. That
il shall be the duty Of The Surveyors and
Mcasusers n prosecute for oil vi"lstions ri
the provisions ofthis act, which shAll come
10 their knowledge.
SEc. 6. And be it further enacted, That
syeyy 6osveyes snd Aessufss sPpeipssd %
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AN ACT to extend the time for locating

AN ACT to extend the time for locating
certain donations in Arkansas.
BE Il enacted by the Sernie and House Q,
Representatives. orthe United STATES Of n.
snericn In Congress assembled, That 50
much ofan act Of Congress approved twen.
ty-fourth Of Msy. eighteen hundred md
twenty Eight, entitled IAN act 10 aid the
Etn,e ofOho in extending the Miami Ca.
nal from Dayton 10 Lake Erie. and TO grant
. aquantity Of land TO said State tn aid in The
construction Of Canals, sutholized by Law;
and for making Of donations ofland tn Ger.
tain persons in Arkansas Territory" and,
also, so much Of an act approved 9Th Janu-
ary, eighteen hundred and twenty nine,
entitled. IAN set restricting the location OF
certain land claims 10 the Territory Of Ar
kansas, and for other purposes" as limits
tho time Of locating those donations. be.
and the same 10 hereby continued in force
for the further term ofonc year, from the
twenty fourth day Of May next; provided,
that no locations shalt be made within the
further time allowed BY this act, which
shall notinclude the actual settlement made
BY the herlsimsnt prior TO the twenty fourth
day Of May next.
Approved, Jan. 13. 1890
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AN ACT to authorize the exchange of
esrtsin lots of Land between tho Uni
verstiy Of Michigan Terrtory,and Martin
Baum and others.
Be Il enacied BY The Sennfe and House
ef Representatives. of the United States Of
.amerien IN Congress assembled, That the
Trustees Of u University Of Michigan be, and
they are hereby authorized TO exchange
With Martin Baum and others, the tract
Of land designated ~ river lots, numbered
enc and two, in the United States reserve
or twelve miles square, on the Miami oi
Aake Erie, heretofore purchased from the
United States, and which, having been re-
Goquishcd by the said Martin Baum, under
tho provisions Of the oct Of the second OF
March, one Thousand eight hundred and
twenty ono, for the relief Of the purchasers
ef the public lands. werc afterwards So
lected By the Secretary or the Treasury,
for the said University, under The provis.
ions Of the act ofthc twentieth OF May, ono
thousand eight hundred and twenty six
entitled "An act concerning seminary q
learning in the Territory Of Michigan" fol-
such other lands as may be agreed upor
BY them; and the President Of the United
States upon being advised by the said Trus-
tees that such exchange has been made, il
hereby authorized nnd required TO issue
patents in such manner rs may be Necessary
% carry this aci into fu'l effect.
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Speaker erhe House Of Representatives
JOHN T.. CALHOUN,
President The Senate.
Approved, Jan l3, 1880.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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PASSED JANUARY SESSION, A. D. 1881
An Act in amendment Of the act entitled
IAN act in relation 10 Lotteries"

An Act in amendment Of the act entitled
IAN act in relation 10 Lotteries"
SEC. ]. BE IL enacted by the General rs
semtiy, ond by The authority thereof Il IS en-.
acted, That no manager Of a lottery shall
sell or dispose Of or authorize 10 be draw %.
any scheme or schemes, class or classes, in
his said lottery, for less sum, proportion.
bonus, or prcc, than one and a half per
centuin on the whole amount Of capital o!
said scheme or schemes, class or classes.
over and above all Incidental expenses oi
mana agement the duiy to the State being
part Of, and included in said one aud halt
per centum; and any person offending here.
IN shall forfeit one thousand dollars, to be
recovered by action Of debt. ut the suite o'
the General Treasurer, aud TO tho use Of
the State, in any Court of competent juris,
diciion.
SEC. 2. find be Il further enucisd, Tha,
the third section Of the act to which this
act is an anne ndment, be and the same is
hereby repealed.
True copy Witness
r HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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v19rrHD STATES LAWS.
PUsLIsaED M AUTHORITY.
An Act making an appropriation for repair
ing and fitting out the ffigatc Brandy

An Act making an appropriation for repair.
ing and fitting out the irigatc Brandy.
wine.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House cf
Representatives. Of The United Nafes Of a.
merica, ia Congress assembled, That the
following sums be and the same are here
BY appropriated, to be paid ont Of any un
appropriated msncy in the Treasury. for
repairing and sitting out the ffigate Bran
dywine, viz:
For repairing the said frigate, twenty
thousand dollars;
For wear and tear whilst in commission,
eight thodHand dollars;
For pay and subsistence Of officers, and
pay of seamen,' thirty-six thousand three
hundred and seventy eight dollars,
For provisions, twen,y-nne thousand
nine hundred and ninety dollars;
For medicines, hospital stores. and sur
eical instruments, one thousand dollars;
For contingent expenses OF every De
Ocyiption, fve thousand dollars.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker eftks House Of Representatives.
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, Dec. 29, 1929.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Of Congress, TO the Secretary Of State. the
Secretary OF the Treasury. the Secretary
of War, TIE Secretary Of the Navy. the
Postmaster General, the Secretary Of the
Senate, the Clerk Of the Honse Of Repre-.
sen,a,ivcs, the Chaplains Of Congress, and
any individual when in the District Of Go
lnmbia. who may have been President Of
the United States; at the times, and on the
same terms. conditions and restrictions, o.
members Of Cong ress are allowed to use
said books.
Approved. Jan. l3 1880. s,... 49,.
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An Act in addition 10 the act entitled IAN
Act for the relief Of poor persons impris
oned for Debt"
Be II enacted by the General Assembly
AID by ,hc ,n'hor'y 'heseaf " is '.ract~d.
That II amy poor debtor shall be admitted a
to the oath prescribed in said act, or shall
be discharged from jail by his creditor Of.
ter he has made his complaint and before
he is admitted 10 his oath, the creditor in
such cases, shall be liable to the Jailor Tor
such debtors board, from the time he made
his complaint and procured the service
thereof, and the amoun, Of ssid bosro shall
be included 10 the note to be left by the
debtor, for the creditor, Is by law in such
cases provided.
A true cocy--wiiness. p, So
HENRY BOWEN. Sec'ry
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An Act to project the officers of Jusiicc III
the adjoining States in passing through this
State in the execution Of their duties.
Be il enacted by the. General Assembly.
and BY the authority thereof il 10 enacted,
That the Shcrlffs, lDcpniy Shcrifis. Consis.
blcs and other officers Of the adjoining
States, with their assistants, in Tho legal
escc"sionso any writ, warrant 0r other
process issuing from and rc,urnabic TO
Courts in their respective States, may and
shall have full liberty, power snd authority
TO pass and repass, und able also TO convey
such persons and things rs they mny legal
" have in their custody by virtue or any
writ or warrant, in or by any at The roads
or ways lying in or leading through any
towns or lands Of this State, in ns full. free
and ample manner rs the officers Of Justice
If this State do use and exercise in tho d.
cLasge Of their duty and cflicr: and all per
sons ,ha. menace, thre a'en, obslruct, strike.
insult or asspult, or IN any other manner n
base such officers Of the adjo.nIng States
IN such execution Of their office, as they
arc passing through my Of the roads or
! lands of this S,nie, shall be sHhject Ia The
same pains and penalties ms persons would
by law be subject unto. for insulting oI
Otherwise abusing similar ofii, ers Of Jus
iicc Of this Staic, in the due execution
Of their Office.
! True Copy Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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asotesaid previous to entering upon the du
tire of his oficc shall be duly swcvn or
affirmed 10 The faithful discharge of the
sasne; and shall give bond with two sure.
ties 10 the treasurer Of the town in which b
he 10 appointed, in the sum of i've hundred
dollars, Tor the faithful performance of bis
said duiies; and any person or persons act
ing OF employing any onc in the duties of
surveyor or nensurer not uallfiedas Niore.
|snid. shall forfeit aud ppy The sum or one
hundred dollars, 10 be- recovered and up.
proprislcd as provided in tho iou',h sec.
ton.
SEc.7. And be Il further enacted, That
al former acts ofthis General Assembly in
relation to the Survey aud Measurement
81 boards, plank, t,uhcr, jcisis and scant
lings, be aud The same are hereby repeal
ed.
SEC. g. And be II. further enacted, That
this act shall take effect on and after the
first day oil February next; and TINT oil
lumber imported into ihis State previous 10
the ssid first day Of February next, shall
be exempt from the pro. isions-of this act.
SECS. And be il further enacted. That
the surveyors end .essufers shall receive
a. compe nsation for their services, twcn.
~ five cents. for each thousand icet at lum,
Ccr, ,ha, they may survey; which shall be
paid by the purchaser.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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IUNRY YY. ca ANSTON1
Attorney at LAW,

TTAS removed his Office 10 the House do
III ree,iy opposite % snd north Of the Cour,
Iiouse. where he may 10 found At all times
hi, Office being contiguous 10 his residence.
Hereafter his whole time will bs devoted ex'
clus;ysjy 70 bic pssfassjoe. July2.
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An Act. in amendment OF the act, entitled
an act, enabling the Town. Councils in
this State TO grant Licences for retailing
strong liquors, and for other purposes,
SEC. ]. BE it enacted BY the GeneralAs
senibly Gnd by the authority thcreofit Is
enacted, That the Town Councils of the
respective Toxins shall take tor caoh ofthc
licences by them granted by virtue Of the
tirst section Of the act of which this Is an
amendment, discreiionaily, q sum mt ex-
ceeding fifty nor less ihan FIVE dol'ars.
Skc.2 And be it further enacted, That
no person or persons shall sell or suffer To
hc sold in his, her, or their dwelling house
or possessions in any tow q ~ this State by
retail, any rem or other strong liqacs ~ any
less quantity than ton gallons wIllsout h.
cense first had and obta,ned fron, the town
Council of such town, under tic penalty ol
fifty dollars 10 be recovered in the same
manner and for the same uses as is pvovid.
ed by law for recovering penalties incurred
by selling such liquors in less quantities
,ian ono gallon. no
SIC. j. And be il further enacted. That
80 much az the act Of which this Is ah a.
mendment ss 10 repngnant TO the pr0vis-
ions Of this act, be and the same is hereby
repealed. st
True copy--Witness
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
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NESOLCTI0N au'horising The purchase
Of fftyeepics Of the siaih volume Of the
Law<of the United States.
R.solred. by the Senate and House Of
Representative fine United STATES Of A.
ner;ea IN Congress assembled, That the
Clerk ofthe House Of Represe natives be
directed to purchase fifty copies Of tho
sixth volume Of tho Laws ~f the United
States, to complete tho sets 10 the Library
Of Congress wanting that volume. at the
rate paid for former purchases ofthe Laws
lsin9 four dollars q volume.
Approved, Dec. %, 1870.
RESOLUTION, granting the use Of the
BOOKS in the Library OF Congress to
tho Heads Of Deps riments, 10 certsin
smcers: of Congress, and to Ex-Presi.
6Uuts Of The United States.
Heselvsd, By me Senate and House Of
representative eftks United Stntes Of H.
0srseo IN CsWgyess assembisd, That the
President Of the Senate end Speaker Of the
House Of Representative for the time be.
10, -, ssd they are hereby sutborised to
si6ags6s W. sfshs bs0ks 10 The Library
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secute far oil such violaiions Of lsws
SIC. Z. That oil public. acts in reIalior
to lotteries which were in force on TIE 3(s'
day OF December last. be and they ere ecn
tinued in force. 90 fer 20 the ssme are mol
rcpugnant to The provisions Of THE set. and
to The act passed ~ this session eniisled
IAN act in smendmsnt Ia the act entitled
an act in relation Ia lotleries."
True copy--Wnness :
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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An Act explanatory and in amendment Of ths
"act for The relief Of Insolvent Debtors"


An Act explanatory and in amendment Of the
"act for The relief Of Insolvent Debtors"
syc. I. BE il enacted by tho General A..
semby and by the authority thereof it il en-.
acted, That Il shall be the duty Of the Su
prcme judicial Court strictly and thoroughly
10 examine into the conduct and proceedings
of every petitioner who shall como before
them for the benefit of said act, % far % The
interests Of his creditors have been, or ars H.
able To- he prejodiccd or affected tlereby; and
in addition t. his disclosure spd answers under
oath. TO require him. If they think proper, 10
produce satisfactory evidence of ell sncb facts
as they may deem material 10 full under
standing of tho merits If his case. And no
snch petitioner shall receive discharge IN
virtue of said act. unless, npon full inves'igs
tion as aforesaid of his conduct and proceed
ings. and upon a hearing Of such testimony
| ti any) as his creditors may present. hc shs "
in the opinion of the court. exercising sound
discretion thereon, be fairly and justly en'i-
tied thereto,
Sre 2. And bc il further enno,ed. That said
cosst shall have power IN tier discretion, To
dispense with the term If residence required
by tho first section Of said set. in any psriic.
ulsr cases 10 which, under ell the circun'sisn.
ce., il may in the opinion "fthe court, be con.
,istent with the irpe intent and meaning Of
that section. and just and proper % 10 do.
A true copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
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An Act In addition 10 en- act. entitled ian
act substituting nett weight for gross
weight. in sales and contracts relating
TO articles of merchandise"
BE il ennctcd by the General Assembly
and by the authority thereof II is enacted,
That every person who shall cell and dcliv
er, and every pcrson who shnlI weigh any
hay, or make out bill Of the weight shrre
Of, in any Other way than by nett weieht,or
by allowing only twenty hundred psunds
for a ton, or one hundred pounds ins,rnd of
onc hundred and twelve pounds, shall for
felt md pay the sum of ten dollars for cv.
cry such offence. orc half of which penalty
shall accrue to the person who shall PRISE.
cate anu sue therefor, and the other half To
The use Of the town in which the said CON-
plainant shal reside.
True copy -witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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Copy Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

An Act to repeal an act entitled ian act 10
suspend proceedings on petitions for tic
benefit Of the act entitled an act for the re.
lief Of insolyent dcb,ors."
Be il enacted by the General Assembly end
by tho authority thereof il is enacted. That
The act aforesai id be and the same is hereby re
pcalcd. A tfus copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'y.
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An Act cxcmpiing certain property rur-
chased by the United States from Taxa
tion.
Be il enacted BY the General Assembly
and by the authority thcrcofit 10 enacted
That the lot oflund in The ,own Of Newp0ri
recently purchased by the United Sta,cs,
on which a Custom House has been erect
ed. be with the buildings thereon. exempt.
ed from the payment ofali State and town
taxes, so long rs the same shall remain the
property of the United States. ~. ~
True copy Witness, .,.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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MRW BOOKS S.

~. 0oS@@ w - e31AcRO
II ME subscriber would inform his
y friends and the pubic, in general
that he has received new supply o,
Books, which added 10 his former
stock. makes III, assortment complete.
Among which are
Emersons North American Arithme-
tick-frst lsx't
Smiths Practical Arithmetic, on a new
plant IN which mental arithmetic ID
combined without the use Of slates
RothInrd, a Novel in 2 vols
penowen, do I; Pirate do
George Bdrnweli-Antiquary
me Rins Commnn prayer Bobks
Heleps Pilgrimage
An assortment of States, together
With avariety'of School Books usa ally
'ound in Book Store.
Also, ChiIdrens Books. Toys, &C.
i or He still continues the bushes.
OF Book Binding in all its val iety, at biz
nd Stand. .tia
NATHANIEL CHURCH, in.
Bristol. Dec 96. t,N
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Foreign and lJomestic
GOODS AT LONG ROOM.

A DDtTlONAL supplies Of season
IA able ARTICLES haze heen receiv ed
the last week, at the LONG ROOM
which renders the a-sprtment "ne OF
the m,sf extensive to be fund in tire
State.
JOHN r. WHEATON & co hav
ing disposed of almost ever, yard oi
~ OOMEN" GOODS. on hand previous
Ito their late purchas =. their present
STOCK consequently is new and fresh,
and was bought at AUCTION, and s,lect
ell with Gaze trom the first hands 1T the
foaest prices: whirh circumstances
must offer decided inducements to puf
chssefs Of other place, as we'll ue
this. to call and expead theW no,,ey 4"
he tea advantage.
Octuber "a, III ~
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I vAGwABG1 Ian s.
FOR SALE,

0rAY 110U0BD P110x -!
l.HE Proprietop Of the south least county
Townships Of the HOLLAND rUM
CHASE, in-the western part n the State Of
New York, now oGir the unsold l.pd IN thoss
townships for sale. Il the following reduced
In cuant tit,es Of 1000 acres or over. lying
ss ecntig ous and compact ~ may be, at one
dollar and twenty y-five cents per acre. and IA
les quantities, at one dollar and 6fty cents
per acre, for cash in hand, and at two dol
lars DER acre. Eve, per cent Of the purchas Q
money i. advance, and the residue payable
in eight equal annual inst ailments, The frat ,
bc paid in three yeaIs from date. with inter
est on the residue from that time only.
: These townships are distinguished by Nos.
1, e. and 8, in the LIST, End. and Bird ranges
Of tho Holland Purchase, iy ing in the towas
of Friendship, Bolivar, and Cuba. IN Allega-
nv County. and lean. and Hinsdale, in Cat
taraugus County.
The face Of the country Is diversified with
hills and valIes, but not mountsinous. the
soil rich and easily titled.
1t is covered with great variety of tim
Der Of tuxuriant growth. The country 10
wolI wa,ered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roods ale opened through the tract :;
houses Of public worship. mills and school
houses have been erected therein. ess
As the title rs ndispu,abie, II is believed
thstths tract presents more induccment TO
The en,erprising emigran!, than any other in
the State. For Further particulars. apply to
the subscriber. al the 6fiice Of the Holland
Land Company at this place,
STALEY N. CL RK
sEliieottvilie, Cataraugus Co. (N.Y)
June I, 1929 [je206m.
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"A Gel t ain cure for tho
ITCH.

CHlS filthy snd infectious disorder, be il
ever soin' eterate, may be cured in one
hours application by the use OF N
DUMFRIES' OINTENT. f'
II is unrvalled for the plcasaniness. ease
expedition, safely and certainty. with which
il produces perfect cure of this disease. -
The ointment is known 10 be certain and ex
peditious IN it's operation, rs to effect cur,
in one botss application only! without Any
hazard of taking cold, as the composition doe
not contain the least pa rticle If mercury, OF
sny other dangerous Ingredient, it may be
applied with perfect safety in the ststa of
presnacy, and even TO children at tho Weah
Prepared from the Original Recipe in Il.
s. ofths late DR.. w. r. CONWAY, BY his i'm.
mediate Successor, and the sole Proprietor
J.. KIDDER, Of whom it may be had whole.
sale (with all the other medicines prepared
by the late n. Conway,) at his Count M
Room, over No. 10, corner of Court and III
ever r-streets, and at retail, by his special an
pointment, Of J. WILLIAMS, Warren, RI -
- Observe, none are genuine Nitl,ou
the written signature Of r. KIDDER On the
outside printed wrapper. y
Fur sale BY J, WILLIAMS, War
NoviAS ~.f~ -
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LAMP OIL.
HUST received and for sale frs,
81 quality Lamp Oil.
ALSO-New Msckerel.
%. G. r. GARDNER,

A T the Annual Siee,in. Of tho Stock
IA holdsrr Of the WARREN BANK.
on Monday. 9TH January, 1880, the
following Gentlemen were elected Di-
rcctors Tor the year ensuing, viz 80
James Marireit, William Carr, vii.
liam Collins, Nathan NJ. Vhpdton.
Pasekal Allen, Stephen Mason. Jeremi
All Williams, S. p. Child. and John
r. Wheaton. ,eaf-
Alta meeting IF the Directors the
same day. NATHAN N. WHEATON :,
Esq. was elected President, and 4
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Jan $3.50