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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
FRiD.iY MORNING, AUG UST 10, 1856,
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

tSA<Ho AOANS'
A slip from the office Of the Martinsburs q,
ze.te, dated August Is, gives the f,lIowin, ;,
count Of the polls in Jefferson and Hardy:
At the close of the polls in Jefferson count,
last evening. the vote stood as follows:
Congress-Lucas $50
Armstrong So
Messrs. GaIiaher aud Berry arc elected 70 T.
Assembly they are both decided and firm CT,
men.
Hardy El.ciion--The election in Hardy con,
ty took place on Tuesday, ;hs 9th inst, The q
Loving Vas the result
Congress Armstrong 22S
Lucas las
Hardy is entitled 10 one Delegate-Alul,,
the Clay candidate, was elected BY a large NJ,
jorltv,
Reeqpifuid:ion.
Armstrong; majority in BerkIey, %
Do. DO. in Hardy lOl-E
Lucas majority in Jefferson 20
Leaving Mr.. Armstrong majority Of 100 10.
in the counties heard from. Hampshire ycy
yestcrday--no retsrn from there. Morgan, 4.
last county ia ,hc district, votes on MonIay re,.
We think there is scarcely doubt Of Mr.. Ara
strong's election.
From the Norfolk Herald we learn tia. T.,
mas Newton, the National Republican caudiI,,
for Congress, is 900 votes ahead of his oppOrsr.
George Loyal, friend to the " Roaring L!o.'
Administration, Elizabeth City aud Norioi
Borough are yet to vote. The probability is Ia.
Newton will he elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

The Hon. Mr.. Muhlenburg has been bro4..
forward at meeting Of the democratic cililsu
of Berks county. Pennsylvania, as caadd.4
for Vice President
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

In consequence of the exaggerated de'a',' ",
tanned in the Magdalen Report. the Gran" -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

The Hermit Of Niagara EaHs.-The LoekF
Balance. speaking of the person of whom we GO
pied short tine since, from that paper, an u
teresting account, entitled - The Hermit Of M
CARA Falls;' mentions that the death OF that e.
centric and unfortunate individual was Occas'i
ed by his ndiscrcetly venturing in the river ID
dangerous part, in order to obtain, as 1t Is 50
posed, better view Of the magnificent spee'%'
of the Falls; and that this feeling often temP'''
him to dangerous feats, which would pr'ol''
have been attended with inevitable death 70
most any OTHER person.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

So great competition Says the Brighton, tl!
Gazette) exists between the steam packet; q
Southampton, that passengers have not only bee
taken gratis to France, but have had dune
and a bottle Of champagne into the bargain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

The Polish Committee Of Boston actnowIedI
with pleasure the receipt of $40 from CaPn
Page, of the Philadelphia State FencibIes, To- "
Polish standards.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

Hezekiah Niles. the able and indefatgaO'e &c
yocate Of American interests against foreign .
ya!ry, has been nominated by the National n
publicans Of the City Of Baltimore ca'do'
for the Office Of Senatorial EIector. Z. fInis'
Esq. has been nominated for Congress.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

The revenue secured at the Custom House L
New York, in the quarter ending on the 5Oa
June, exceeds five millions of dollars. ThetH
first quarters of the year have therefore produces
about nine millions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

1rade 10 Uehico.-DocumentS published '
order of the Navy Department. from naval ~
GERS in the Mexican aud West Indian seas -.
that the commerce Of the United States VIII V
ports Of the Mexican Republic is at present 9.
Quoted with degree of security, and eSemp"
from molestation, which renders the con''D''
presence Of a protecting squadron upon thar 'O''
unnecessary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

Six young men, concerned in the powder p,
to blow up the Mayor Of Albany. plead guilty t
the charge, and were each fined $50. The nu
or informed the court that the damage to b.
house had been repaired, aud recommended Ii,
the court should not inprison them. 1t appr
they did it out of "fun.:' Ii cane near bi,
no fun at all to those concerned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

J. VI. Montoya, Charge dies Aaaires from a'
Republic of Mexico near the United States J..
rived at Boston on Thursday last. with his TO-
ly, and took lodgings at the fremont House
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

A wag, in speaking OF the appointment Of yen4
Mason to tie Secretaryship of Michigan, obseu
ed that there appears to be great many ont
Mosons in that territory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

,yraccou, aud gaseous parts fro" the sefou' POI
ton, or whey.
With the curd thus obtained. he mixed 70 grams
IS tho crystaizeJ sub carbonate Of soda, which by
the appIication Of mild heat soon dissolved.
This furnishes about pint of cream, to which aad
a smalI quantity Of water and sugar, and heat IT,
when an excellent syrup, superior. IN every re-
snect TO ordinary cream, is obtained. When 10
the cream. a cheese cake from it may be kept any
length of time, and is always fresh when diluted
and sweetened as above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-19

A new township has been erected in York Ct
Pennsylvania. being part of the fertile valley
VIII ich DlI.burs is situated, and the township
named CARROLL. in honor of the last suryirT
sIgncr Of the Declaration Of Independence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-10
Mrs. Mark

II RESPECTFULLY informs her friends anu vs.
lie, that she will, on Monday, the IAN ;. :,
residence on Cameron street, . quiet an" '.,c.s
Of the Town, open a SCHOOL tor ''e '",. Of
small children. She will teach the Fodi"e"" 2
the common branches of sn ELglisl. educano", AZ
plain sewing. She can acc 'mr'odate o OF iODDrhs
either chi dren placed undYr her care, " :, nv
Who may attend any Of the popular scH''''
A. share of Patronage is solicited
my 2-cn2t -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-10
SWITZERLAND.

SWIFT MIAMI
The Helvetic Diet has caused the city OF ba.'e;
and the surrounding communes, 10 DE occuP'.u
by 1000 men of the continsents OF the sese'a.
%cantons. The Diet, it is supposed requires .
full and entire amnesty for the persons proscrio,
ed in January last, which Tire oove'"' y
Basic obstinately opposes.
ALGIERS.
From the Journal du Commerce OF Tuesday
Pans, Sept. lS.-The Aviso publishes the 'o''
lowing letter.
petition to Medeah, the Bedoulns carried ,err94
to the gates Of Algiers, and it was reporter thae
thew are assembling to the number OF oo,ooo men
in the plaius at the foot OF the Little Atlas.
SPAIN.
Pans, Sept. 1O.-We have a letter from the
frontiers of Spain, in which are the following pas
sages:- :.
An the commanders of the Militia and Royal.
,st Volunteers in Catalonia have been summoned
to Barcelona by the Count d'Espange; thereasoh
of this order is not kno Hn.
A movement of troops towards Puycedra IS
announced, witch is to take place in Z few days.
Between 700 and 800 are sent, under the Pre'ext
of employing them in the intended arrest OF some
individuals"
From the MessagerdeS ChaWores, od,c" oep'
BAYoNNE, Sept. lS.-The Twelve Frenchmen
have Just arrived here who were in the expedition
of Nina aud Valdez. and being taken prisoners,
were conducted to ST. Sebastian. Those VINO
were at Pampeluna must arrive very soon. as they
we're set at liberty By an order of his Catholic
Majesty, dated August 80.
TURKEY.
From the Messenger DIES Chambres Of Sept. 20.
PARIS, Sept. 20.-Accoun,s from Constantine.
pie state that the losses caused by the confagra.
ton of Pera, amount to above so, 100000 OF Span.
ish ~piasters tabout 100, 0O0, 600 Of francs) or above
e6, 900, 900 sterling.
GREECE.
By news from Malta, we have been informed
that in consequence of a dispute between ADM
raj MiauIis and the President of Greece, Capo d.
Istrias-the former had taken possession of the
whole of the Greek feet and conveyed it to Po'
ros. The President employed some Russian men
of war to 90 in pursuit Of the Greek fleet, and on
their entering Poros. the forts opened a FIRE; but
MIaulis finding the Russians likely TO prove vic
torious, set fire to all the ships and completely
destroyed the whole fleet.-The crews made their
escape in boats.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-10
Wire insurance 60. OF HleA
NOTICE.

4 DIVIDEND of ~frrty.6ve cents on e'I" %,
n stock in this institution, has been dec''.s ,,lr,
able TO the stockholders or Their le6a' n'
on and after the 4lh instant. ri, rs,
NAiti" W. Gi,
nov 1-eo3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
From the Correspondent Of lie ". Y. Daily i'd
rerfisPr.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 9.
The wheels of the General Government are
ept slowly, and with difficulty in an awkward
motion. A single anecdote vii! serve to show
that General Jackson was compelled TO yield
some Of his most cherished opinions, before he
could make up his Cabinet. When Mr.. McLane
arrived at Washington, he had an interview with
Gen. Jackson, IN which, after all expression of
his gratitude for the kindness which had induced
the President to offer him the Treasury Depart
ment, he stated, that before he could accept this
honorable station, he owed 1t to candor to make
an explicit avowal Of his opinions on certain
points. in reference to which there might IN the
absence of such avowal, be some danger Of dis
cord hereafter. Mr.. McI.ane then went on 10
state. that he was decidedly in favor OF the re-
newal of the charter of the United States Bank;
that he was also the unequivoca friend of Inter.
nal Improvement, and the Tariff System; and adj
ded, that if the President, with knowledge that
such were his views, should think proper to claim
his services in the Cabinet he was prepared to &C.
quesce. The fact that Mr.. McLane entered
forthwith on the duties of the Department, is suf-
fcient to show that Gen. Jackson perceived there
was no course left him but to yield, and he &C
cordingIy suffered necessity to prevail over in
clination. This anecdote has formed the SUBJ
iect of conversation among the best informed OF
our politicians, and the inference is universally
drawn, that the members of the new Cabinet felt
themselves in situation to dictate to, instead Of
receiving dctation from, the President.
Official honors do not appear to agree we'll with
the new Secretary Of War. One might suppose.
from his emaciated frame, that he is the subject
of Atrophy: and from the color and expression
of his countenance. that he must be the victim Of
care. 1t exctes ones sympathy to see an able
and amable man thrown into situation where
all the noble feelings of his nature must be kept
is destined to share the responsibility of acts
which his reason disapproves, and from which
his conscience revolts. No one who knows him
doubts that he feels himself to be in an element
for which neither nature nor habit has fitted him,
and that the calm and unbiased decision of his
Judgment never sanctioned his acceptance of the
Office in which he has entered.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17

We cory the following from the Philadelphia
Gazette and readers will see that in our case,
it comes quite apropos, as far as an apology is
needed.
A valuable correspondent ezslaIms against the
cal papers Of the country, and perhaps too Chair
editorial fraternity evince more moderation than
the elder members. This may be true; but if the
contrary were the case, there would be an excuse
in the premises, available to the young and unite
nable to the old. There is time, when standing
on the threshhold of manhood, the writings Of an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
From the National Gazette.

was much struck with some editorial remarks
In the Gazette of Saturday. relative to the foul
SANDERS now in vogue against the late secreta-
ries, and agree with the writer that the present
Cabinet must beware how they sink. for no SOON
CIR are they down than the " streams" so lately
TRANSPARENT are declared muddy, if not putrid.
beg leave to transcribe from. Swift few
lines. In GuIIiver's travels the voyage to the
Hou yhnhms," there is an admirable description
of that nasty race the g Yahoos." or the SET
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
(iarGW are.

JOHN W. MAS ;
HAS just received. by the ships ' m,T obs
IL Virginia, from Liverpool, large p'
EALL L1VPORT977ON' ..,r.s
,.,r, GOOD. and is oFerel,o country ne''"
hers on the most reasonable terms
sent b-cOlm
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CIRCULAR TO THE COLLECTORS or
CUSTOMS.
Treasury DEr.RrNrvr. }
ASH Rf DEpARTNfNT,
SeDiember Isl, 1881


CIR.-Annpxrd il copy of the Act Of the 2sd d,
= March. i8 9, relating to passenger ships arl r.,
sells" For h. purpose IT correcting a misappeh.r
sion that prevails in ports in supposins tia, H.
rule of computation under some of the State LAVISH
which two "r more children Of certain ages are Can.
dered as equal u full pas,enger,-may be appr,l
in reckoning passengers under the Act Of Congrr,,
is deemed proper to state, that the Act makes no d.
tnc,ion in regard to age aud that can be re,s,
nized by the nii;er who are charged With it, enecG
ton; but that every pas eng,r Of whslt yer age, Nil
be deemed a passenger.
You are requested To take IN ASSURES for giving
publicity 70 the Act wt!in your District, AMI .I,o
70 make known the true instruction in tue psrtc,
fcrred to; as the penalties of the Law VIII hereafter b.
enforced in all where sufficient time has besn.
fordcd for the Misrepresentation to be corrected
lam, respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
LOUIS MLANE,
.l,l.--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
BosToN, SEPT. Is.


The Polish Standards. military parade
Yesterday was the most brilliant one that we have
seen for long time. The ranks Of the infantry
companies which participated in the interesting
ceremonies of the day were all full. A compa-
nv of United States soldiers, about Is in number,
made handsome and imposing appearance, as
did the Mechanic Rife Corps, which made ITS
first public parade. The services in FaneulI Hall,
we understand, were appropriate and well rece'v-
ct, by a crowded auditory, and the whole ceremo.
nv went off wel-agreeably to the programme of
the committee of arrangements, as published in
the Gazette of yesterday. The streets through
which the procession passed were crowded by
male and female spectators. The standards
were escorted as far as the Roxbury line; and
we shall be happy to announce, at "a future day,
that they have succeeded in reaching the Polish
camp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17

At meeting Of the board Of directors OF the
Winchester and Potomac railroad company, on
Tuesday last, JOS S Carson was appointed trea-
surer Of the company for the ensuing year. The
organization of the company IS therefore now
complete, as follows:
P,edideH.-John Bruce.
Directors.-David w Barton, john r. Cooke,
Joshua Newbrough, Samuel Brown and Jacob
Senseney.
Cferk.-Lcmuel Bent.
Ireasurer.-Jos. S. Carson.
The engineers are daily engaged in reconnoi-
tering and surveying the different routes which
have been presented to them. They nave thus
far completed one route to the Opequon, striking
the latter at point near Mr.. Henry Sewers jr.'s,
and are now occupied in descending the margin, OF
that stream. The road will probably not be TO-
Gated before December. Rep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17
SELECTED POETRY
A POETS DAUGHTER.

SELECTED POETRY
A POETS DAUGHTER.
ri!fea for Mss '''. at TIE request fAer father.
BIZ Mn. HALLEcK.
a isly asks the minstreps rhyme"
A lady asks There was time.
When, musical as play bells chime
To wearied boy,
That sound would summon dreams sublime
Ofpride and JOY.
But now The spell hath lost its sway,
LIES first born fancies first decay
Gone are the plumes and pennons gay
Ofyoung romance;
There finger but her ruins gray
And broken lance.
This is no world" so IIotspur said.
For "til,ing lips" and mamme,s" made;
No longer in loves myrtle shade
Ny thoughts recline-
lin busy in The cotton trade,
And sugar line.
''Tis youth, Ills beauty asks--,the green
"And growing leaves of seventeen
4" Are round her; and, half hid, half seen,
al violet flower:
";Nursed by the virtues she hath been
" From chiidhooi's hour"
Blinl PASSIONS picture--yet for this
We WOO the life long bridal kiss,
And blend our every hope ofbGss
With hers We love;
Iier's--who sdmired a serpen;'s hiss
Ia Eden's grove!
Beauty--the fading rainbow's pride.
Youth-'twas the charm Of her who died
At dawn, aud by her coflin's side
grand ire stands;
Age.strengthened, like the oak, storm tried,
Of mountain lands.
Youths coffin--hush the tale it tells,
Be silent, memory's funeral bells!
Lone in my heart. her home, it dwel.s,
Untold till death,
And where the grave, mound greenly swells
Der buried faith.
"Bat she who asks hath rank and power.
Sand treasured gold, an5 banner'd tower,
"a kingdom for her marriage dover,
BROAD seas and lands;
"AImies her train, throne her bower,
queen cummandsin
A quecn' Esrth's regal suns have set,
Where perish'd Marie Antonie'te'
where's Bordeaux's mother' where the jet
Black Hsytien dame
And IusitaniS's coronet'
And Augouieme'
Empires to-day are upside down,
The castle kneels before the town,
Tire mona, CHI fears printers frown,
brick bats range
Give me in preference TO crown,
Five shillings change.
Another ssks-though first among
"The good, the beautiful, the young
"Ihe birthright of spell more strong
ethan these hath brought her;
"shei IS your kinswomsn in song,
a poets dAughteri"
4 poets daughter' Could claim
The consequently of fame.
Veins OF my intellectual frame,
Your blood would glow
Proudly, to sing tina, gentlest name
of aught below!
poets daughter, Desrer word
lip haiti not spoke, nor listener. heard
lit theme for song of bee and bird
From morn till even,
And wind. harp, by the breathing stirred
of star lit heaven.
Ny spirits wings are wings are weak-the fire
Poetic comes but to expire,
Her name needs not my humble Tyre
To bid it live,
She hath already from her sire
Anbard can give.
'ust 22d, 1851,
e cory the following from the Philadelphi
tie. and our readers will see that in our cas-,
hes quite apropos, as far as an apology
ID.
correspondent exclalms against tn
nee which may be found daily in the politi
..n.s .>f tba ,o,nf.y anl ra.ha ns To-. ii, -,
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w anted

TVO Borrow, Sixteen Hundred p a.I estate
Il to FIVE years, to be secured y" sd, So
town. Apply to the Printer
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The New York Courier has the following &C.
count Of submarine explosion:
A very extraordinary phenomenon occurred in
sight OF the ship Crawford, Captain Cloud, on
Tue passage from trieste u ne" oIk' ihe
1rs' oi,cer Vi me sup states 'nat on .he ytn VI
'9,J' at9 e'ocN 'u ','e e,e",'e' TIC ""u e"a'se
" u,e 'e'e' "'.i V'ue's " Nep ICoH W. 'ol
"e i..auu y, Mese'o' a:u ao"ut "ryasnt ne Sd"
somes I'm. "u' aL Ia L "a enn Goo oon
u, u1 a W ~: -. 80 y. ~
,1e'' Pe''eeu, D'aee anu
'iau,ee upon JUG "i"u ''n ny .u W ne "'''''-
warn III "'ue. " Sc. w. Vi "e 'a"Se y. ue CA A.
Piosioh; anu wo oriss as,e'"' que ..e ASA "
ouuo'' .n ''I 'Jo cI,a ms aI a.,,u.
nePo'.s as "uu as '.'"e. q. 'o""eu coz" oo,e' III
lu'oN su.oese'"n; st.s y, .,e sea Mele u'':~n up
" an "'"e" -, "se' VIC '".p .o ":.a G. I" a a
s'c'u! Gnu o'e o'e"n wa. ""''e VIZ" '0a"'. ~ ~.
.',s uue =! was ealeu,a'eu .".s WERE III or Or !oo
a'o's " "a.el' anu aoJu 49, ~ oh;n ,.o" o''ns
LII een minutes no,e' "su "'e sup HeP' y" he'
.ou'Se s Sne Mou.u nav. sp, 'n'v o"e :o'-
eA " ~; ,t''a" J ,,"n $50, " a." M
ahvss ' haln5y Ths alarm an hoard the rss"s &c
sa;I 49, h,o, uarr "ra.t
Heapy Damages.-An action for Islander was
tried in the n York superior court, on Saturday.
growing out of the larceny of quantity of SOW
ereigns, in which George Belden was plaintiff.
and John G. Miller defendant.
II will no recollac,ed that tho Office M 40
Wal, strest w.S fsInn;ouslv sntsraJ m s,tnrd.v
~' va
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-17

wants Of the horses. Each great Yahoo has a f.
vorite or secretary. "He usually continues in Of
flee, till a worse can be found. But the ve,y
moment he is discarded, ns all the iahOos, youn:
from head to foot. But how far this may be an
plicabIe to our courts favorite, audi minister
of state, my mas,er'' continues the yertab,
CULVER. "said, I could best determine" tn.
public must agree that the American Yahoo, a..
very skiIfu in hitting their mark, but Fortunately
those WHO have a clean skin can easily wash a
the discharge.
A man of the name of Patrick McManas, Ina,
tive of Ireland. was committed to the Jail Of hi,
county on Sunday last, charged with the murds,
OF fee negro man named Bill Norman W.
understand that the accused has confessed ,ha, h
committed the act by shooting the deceased win
rife. but contends that he did it in self defence
A called Court. for the examination of the fac,
has been ordered -Umctesfer Trg. Sent "A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-19
nrIINlIENT- LANlls

1s,. ,,lio,,i,, hill extending tn tme Of r#lHnP
ton. " reported IN tn How ct -. ~ Oh
Sa,enIiy. dy Mr. FauIlncI mum t9' 's''H 1'n'
Eleer. appointed on tha second day a tbg 'z''i
AL VIII 10 debut become law l''a5-t
! = enacted bg nc Gsa n : s@hlh ! ha,
.ul,Acr ame. until do day Of saa,
D. allowed for the redemption d all lands Run
as delinqpant for non-pa}meot a iass v men
salad ~ Itl5o to forfeiture ca the aa} pl ''l''
afy. sita,a nd clglt huadfr3 and t3aF I've. ~
ths A. a,HG 4 IN Aol eonranee 'na' lg,''a'
.dla#a.t fornon payment II Ia. aaa ~.
lne 81 tan OF CERTAIN lands 10 deF9l" .'d
al haiHl .e1'ed hnds, tor tho b6ns'd" '''a'I Y
haa ri hab r., thereof under - 'rH ifa" i.e ON
n,nnwealaa which passed on tie ltd"E - Ai1"t
1891
, BE- lfrftveaa.ffd. Tint time .bai' abo be
SLOWED una day ol if inc ~
ds,nntian Of al lands returned Us delinquent winch
ly thu Az aforementioned would b. utedg1m't
or le,l,lr IN foae-urc for nnapomef "a
on the ~ day OF Jauua-Y aua lat day - aeA
Der ON. thousand clglG hundrea aNi itHy-ih
2 ~. II. tarr enc ted, Tia. = lst uni 23d
sfrtiobs ~ ihe Ao,s before .aaaue4 shnll he ~
,rn,Aid aim Be IN flll force uua seoa tlna - i~
lan3s lerfpdt n N lhe two preceding "Hra'=iN .#.
have b cnas absolutely forfeited and vested ~ III.
President afl Directors 9th LlhrE Fund and
-. tIlgp r5.,.iar .tertln contained sa3d II aNmIa
b. So
/. tiia Accounts sBs. 81 allnHr.. - 1t'# e's.B
sot ali ar7s}sB-r.of lsA.s returned a. delinquent
q s,r sauslclesf 4rsst made thai Tie sam .5't
10 > actually fass .. .#na.pasS e.7. -
hIns n rau .aaas l.a-. t2ns.ra 4 =
ta,,t lpintg { dal s .slH pp#.#ei SIC II =. 5.Ht