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IN and Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged,
ior immediate referer CO, with copou, rcleren 10
The most approved authors, Reports Decisions, Sc.
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TROY, BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
IN CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, by
Il the way of Glen's Falls TO Lake George, aud by
the way OF Sandy Hill, kingsbury, and Fort Ann, TO
WHITEHALL, with the Lake Champlan steamboat
Tor Montreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Cars will leave daily, by steam-Power, as follows
From Troy, al clock, a. M
a." pm.
Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, IN.
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DIR. spoHN,s ELEXlR OF HEALTH,

for the certain preventonof Fevers any general
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order,
the bowels regular, and determination to the sur
face Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness,
and Dropsy quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying
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WILL be published in the City of Washington,
w by the both of April, the first number OF the
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HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Gals, SC. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands. 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. 1t will cure the PILES.
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DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
i y superseding all other preparations for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
Ttghtness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar pull
mouary affections
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iNNEs LAW COMPENDIUM, or Qt,suyns
IN and Answers on Law, alphabetically arriug, d,
ior immediate refererc CO, with copious rcleren - to
,he most approved authors Reports, Decisions, Sc.
sc. by Asa Kipnc, volumes octave
Foyy ale bv T. TAYLOR.
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PILES, sc. wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has come on, if you use the only true
HAYS Linament from Comstock & Co All sores
and every thing relieved by it that admits of out
ward applications 1t acts like charm Use it
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RHEUMATISM and LAMENESS positively
cured and all shrivelled muscles and limbs are res
tored in the old or young, by the Indian Vegetable
Eiyir and Nerve and Bone Linament--but never
without the name of Comstock s. Co. on it,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

10 addition to Thea Legislative news
given at large in our columns, we have
the proceedings Of The 10Th aud llth
inst. for which we cannot find room this
week. The State journal Of the lllh
inst. commenting on The proceedings OF
that day, says:
"lt will be seen that the bill for Ger
rymandering the State for the election Of
members oil Congress was rejected in The
Senate, on the motion that il should be
engrossed for IhIrd reading, No par.
ticular nCerences are TO be drawn from
this vote, except that the interests Of the
respective candidates, in that body, were
not duly respected 1t will be borne in
mind, Of course, that one consequence
Of last summers "treasoB," r"GbSqudt-
uidtion,' was 10 throw the arrangement
ot the districts into the hands Of new
set Of men, who would feel under no par.
ticuIar Obligation to regard the claims
OF those who meant 10 provide for them
selves then
''In the House, TOO, this morning,
"Barlley's Humbug" was got under way,
and viii now probably be speedily acted
on. 1t was ordered 10 be read third
time on Tuesday OF next week-not
withous fear and trembling, however,
among the maority. The bill has not
been referred 10 the committee Of the
whole at all, so that amendments to it
cannot now be made, except by way Of
ryder. lie fate is doubtful. Some OF The
party it is supposed, are secretly desir.
Gus Of defeating it, SO that the "soft
money" men, or "Humbuggers," can ex.
cuse themselves for uot passing mea-
sure OF relief, by alleging that the Barn.
burners and Wings united and preven.
led them from doing any thing. The
scheme wont work. The Locolocos are
in the majority, and will be held solely
responsible for the results OF the ses'
SION"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17
CONGRESS.

The Rill Cor the occuoatioo and seiiIe.
-
''0"' " O'esO"' % """' " wi 'e"o'''
have ALREADY learned passed the senate
by a majority Of 2 Voles. This bill was
received in the House OF Representa-.
,i,os an ,hs OH ina, and rafa,red n
- w. D.,..- ,r-:. w
'"0 |o"m'''eo U" r''e'B" A"a'' o. "e
apprehend that there Will not be time
sufficient between this and the 4th
March for the consideration and final
......a - ,.;. LII
PaSSdg' VI '"'S "'''
An interesting scene occurred IN me
House of Representatives, some days
since-oc which we find The following
,-,, ..ao.., ;. =. a..b.,,o 90
co"ue"seu u''0U"' J." q" '"'"""s' P"
per:
The Sword of Washington and the
Cane of Franklin Mr. Summers, of
Virginia here rose amidst the cries Of
hIhe sword, the sword" lie stood for
some minutes until perfect order was re.
stored, SO that although the galleries
we're donsIey crowded, the dropping of
pin could have been heard. He then
presented in the name Of the donor,
Samuel G Washington, the battle sword
worn by General Washington during
the Revolutionary war. Mr.. S. said
the sword was accompanied by plain
buckskin belt. The whole was Of plain
workmanship, in true keeping with tho
man and the times in which he lived
On the sword was engraved &c. W.
l75z."
Mr.. S. then proceeded to show, by
reference TO facts, that there could be
no shadow Of doubt as 10 the identity OF
the sword.
| He next presented the gold headed
cane, given by lbe philosopher q states
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17
GERRYM WANDERING,

The Pennsylvania House of Delegates
have POssed on apportionment bill which
secures to the LoeoIocos eighteen or 20
ot the twenty-lour Representatives to
Congress. When will this gross inius-
lice endi To what will it not lead? In
our Judgment it would be far better and
more consistent with true republican g.
quality, to elect the whole delegation of o
State by general ticket. The LocOfocos
in Congress will probably repeal the
district system next wear, when resort
to the general ticket will probably give
all parties better satislaction.-O. State
Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17
UhiO Legislature.
TUESDAY, ,Fe b. z.
I'm SENATE.

Mr.. BartIv, on leave, from the maiori
~ Of the commiIlce on tho judiciary,
reported back lho bill TO amend tho aci
to regulate Banking in Ohio, with a
mend menls Two unimporlNnt nmend'
.monrs were agreed to; third amend
ment, inserting sandry names as the
Company to be- called Tho Western
Reserve Bank" was amended and tho
amendment then lost- yeas II, nays
H.
The next amendment, striking Out Tho
name Of William Bryant, 10 the 10Th
section, was ugreed to, as also were thc
several other amendments, one (which
mNs the addition OF another section.
Mr. Latham then moved TO recommll
the bill to select committee OF one
with Instructions 10 strike out The l0Ih
Arclion
Mr.. Bar,lv moved q call of the Senate
which was had, and Mossrs. Clark anC
Waaon, being the only NbSenlees, wer'
excused, on the ground OF iodSposiHon
Mr. Parker called Tor division q
the question; aud alter somo remark
tby Mr Latham 10 favor OF his motior
and by Mr. BARLEY IN opposition, tn
question on recommitmonl wns take
and carried-yeoS 10, nays 10
The question recurring upon the i
e,ructions. Mr. Parker moved 10 ameI
the same by directing the committee
Aida section incorporating a bankr
c mpaoy Of Dayton
Mr. Barnet thought he knew the wis
"a Of his constituents, and that they d
not wish to be incorporated Nodor tn
bill At any ratio, he hoped gcn,em
woIll not incorporate any oil them
lore hey asked the favor.
Mr. Porker read petition signed
q lev cllizeHS Ol Montgomery cOun
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17
DAMAGES.

A case lately brought by Mr.. Samuel
Harris, IN the Baltimore county court,
against the Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore RailroOd company, 10 re.
cover damages alleged to have heen sus
lNlned by the plaiOuf'in consequence Of
his child 70 small boy having been run
over and killed by The cars, was decided
on Wednesday last in verdict of 81 ,l25
damages to the plaintiff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

OrThs bills Of Ohio specie-pay-
ing banks, are only u sper cent below
par at Pittsburgh. Wheeling and other
Virginia paper but per cent,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

There are IN The u s. just 100 sol.
dIers of the revolution on the pension list
over 100 years of age. The eldest is
Michael Hale, Of UGiOn CO. Pa. who is
IN bis ll5ih year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

es 10 it's support have been in favor ol
d hard money currency, with scarce u
reference to The bill This fact argues
but little for lis practicabllIy
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

"See speech OF Mr.. Benton on the sub
treasury, January Tor February l6,
1910.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

Tor an act 10 incorporate ;he Bank .oI
sDayton.underthe law OF last winter
Mr.. Barnet explained the manner in
which that petition was got up and the
efforts made tooblainthe lew signatures
that had been obtained, denying lhatlbe
Bank Of Dayton wished TO be lncorpora.
ted under this acr, and expressing his
hope that the old Bank would be per.
mitted TO wind up and 60 out of existence
with an unsul:ed name conferred upon
q different institution
Mr.. BARLEY then took the foor. snG
replied TO arguments heretofore made
in opposition to the bfl-or, rather, sup
porting the theory of gold and silver
currency, and Banks Of discount, depos.
it, and exchange and opposing Banks OF
circulation, Before Mr. B had conclud
ed, an alarm Of fire created so much
confusion that the Senate adjourned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

fate is reserved for Locoloco,sm. %. S.
Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-17

Mr.. Lahm addressed the Senate in
favor Of the bill 10 his remarks, Mr.
u. referred to letter in the Statesman
donouncing portion Of tho Democratic
members OF the Senate, for their course
on the currency question, as "corrupt,
and trailorSto the principles oil pemoc'
rOcy." He hurled back The imputulion
upon it's author The case furnishes an,
,Hhor instance 10 tho catalogue oI differ
euccs amoag the Locotocos upon tAI'
question, developed during the preSen
session. andis one OF the Legitimate snt
inevitable consequences OF humbuggery
aud carrying on a war OF exlermlnaIlOI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
MANUFACT0RY.

~ tte SUBSCRIBER has removed his Boot.and
- Sh5e Manufaclory 10 he Shon s;,,,I -.
y @scn she Eeslaenee 81 T. w. Rawlins and*J
&, z, raeAetts Store, on main street. He will
Asep on maud, or manufacture to order best
Iu1l,s gentlemens' Boots and Shoes. which viii
~ - sou A. low rs AZ nyoiher maHnlactory in
'''c 'o"n. ne also intends keeping another de-
the good people Of Chsrlestown mai mar 80
uechahlcs San manuiacture an article superior
wen 70 me eest Baltimore make for less mo-
ney 'aan 'hey gamble purchased for at any store
10 me place tie will also make 10 order boots
OF this description
A large aud general assortment or I..aDIrS
SHOES, manufactured Of the best mstetials.
will be kept on hand ana sold CHEAPER than
they can be purchased 1T The stores q Tie na-
tronage Of the ladies is respectfully solici,ed
and they may rest assured that il WIN be to their
interest to encourage myI establishment
5 itis my design, in short. I'd sell Boots & Sho,s
as lew, il not lower, than they can be had ~
any mannfactery or store in the Mace. Those
who doubt willplease cab and realize the fact.
Grateful for past fayors.sa continuance s asked
sEB COUNTRY PRODUCE will be taken Il
exchange, at The market PRICE for.egerY sfsscfin-
lion Of work. Any quantity &c Corn, deliyers
BILE in The fall, Will be taken in exchange frr am
arlicles IN myiine. WIDLTAM AVIS.
CharleStown JULY 6,ElS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
4 S. ooo REWARD.

The above reward has been offered, and is
now renewed VI aG inde6aile length of1lime, 10
any one, professional OF private. who Wilshow
10 the salts faction OF twelve respectable citi-
zeas, that Dr. Duncan's E3psctorant REMEDY
failed 3, 70 all mat the proprietor cIiimed i
Won a J6
The a5oye medicine fsrecom nended for Con.
sumption. colds, coughs, bronchitis. splitting of
blood, difficulty Of breathing, pain in the side,
breast and chest, whooPiag cough, aud all dis
eases Of The Liver q LuhgS, as being The best re-
NEEDY exiant, entirely free Of opium or rs spirit
ual preparations, which is the main ingredient
in the numerous Qaack nOshums forced upon
the community by l9princpied persons, regard-
less Of the great injury they should know such
mixtures always produce. DR.. Duncsn's Ex-
.pectorant Remedy il entirely free Of opium, and
all other violent nartotids aud may, be uSed with
perfect safety BY sll under any circumstances.
g1Priee 81 per Bottle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
r N 8. V a i, !.
AssSAI Nssg g&Ag@a
Fashionable H.4R.NEss SIS s. 7'RL.arKl
MANUFACTURES

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens 1T
Charlestown, and The pubic generally,
maj ne has REMOVED hlsf shop to room inthe
white house opposite the late residence.of DR..
Snyder, where he Is pre- pptedto execute allorders
o. the best Brass and Plated Coach Harness j;
likewise Barouche and Buggy Harness Of the
latest fashions. Also, Brides and Martingales
OF The very oestqHality4 general assortment
OF Hard Leather Trrnksof the latest fashions,
tor travelling and domestic uses Yalaises, and
Travelling Bags always BIB hand, as good as can
be had in the eastern cities.
Gentlemen who may wish 10 obtain any Of
ahe aboSe named articles VIII find il TO their in-
terest TO give him . cali 81 his stand, where spe-
cimeas of his work may be seen All Repair
ing done 70 the best manner and shortest notice.
All orders will be executed with promptness, and
no effort left uutried TO please and satisfy those
that may favor him with their custom. A share
of public patronage IS respectfully solicited!
Aptil 10, .lS43 l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
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BrA.2sO TilheabIsstL i Is ems,

Proceedings LIST. Monday i,l- June.
The uperiniendan,retnrned2 "a whites as the
number of poor persons who received assistance
ID the Poor-hoase during the past wear. The
number now in PoorlhDuse 10.
DR.. John Reynolds snd Or. vincent VI. But
Ter were appointed Physicians in District No 1,
for the ensuing year, to commence this day
Salary $50 each,
Dr. Mann 2. Nelson and Dr. w. o. Ma
cOughiry were appointed Physicians 10 thePoOr-
house, and District No. g. Salary $40 each.
DR.. Nichols Narration and DR.. P. W. P Sic
phensoR were sppoiHted Physicians in District
No Salary $50 each
Or. William Barnett and Dr.. {. 9. Cordell
were appointed Physicians ii District No. ? ~
Salary $50.
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay the members
present. each, the sum ofone dollar for their ser
vices al the Board this day.
Adjourned TO meet sgsin on Saturday, July
! lst, l6l3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
CONSUMPTION can BE CURED

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife, Of Henry Bowers
was for length Of [time afflicted nth "a Pull
nonary Complaint" which defed the united
skill Of several eminent ply sicians HSlSe hear
ing OF the q Ex pec,orant Remedy, ava ; Induced
10 give il atrial, Her symptoms were those
Of Phihisis Pumonsiis. or Pulmonary Cdnsump-
ton, viz a dry hacking dough, paint in the.
breast and side, impaited appetite anll great
thirst, hectic fever and night sweats, with much
debaity and weakness She is happy inE saying
that after usingthree bottles ~ the Expeetorabt
Remedy, she began 10 haveihopes Of aAspeedy
recovery her strength gradually reakcd un-
iii she had used three bottles more, Zen she
fell entirely restoredi it now being eight months
since. and no symptoms cfthe compliant aP-
Pearing.
e1-Price zone Dollar per bottle, or six for SIS
Principal Office, No. 10, N. Eighth
Street, Philadelphia. Also, soldEby
j. II. BEARD & EO.
Charlestown Dec IS TIS42-3m " .si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
SHA.NNONDALE
IA OR Y.

FFVHEl subscribers woald respectfully inrora
4 he iliztns 81 Jsderson and the surround
~ tssasies. that ;hay kaEe their new Woollcn
sgaS issaeat (at tbs mouth Of g!i.kih rus,
~ os.e mile above The Shannoadale Springs. j
a faIl ASPIRATION. s6j ever, piece Of macl,incrs
.f.hs aosl approved kind srd IL Inc besl or-
Ter fes the reception Of w5ol 10 be manufae-
'urtl al different kiEds u goods snel. As
-Piair Ialisd Liassys, Thrilled Falied
Liaseys, a rerg superior article,
Piaid Linsey of rarioas }bGtleras and
eolars,
Ciafhs oferery DESCRIPTION: Blue, B1ack,
Bfonn and Drdb Of g1rioas shades,
Btaakefs, t,cilIea ord pia;a,
FEannels, pigia and ecloird,
Simmer aud Hspier Cdsyiaeyes,
Kentucky Jeans ef good quality! sc.
Persers having wool. 70 bBres for s0ods Of
any kind would find pttsf heir advantage 10 cols
al Shannandsle Zachary ana exam ihe-rur goods
and priees bcfore they dispose Of their Wool -
The llriiiVies We h1gs, ID m5alif cialinz goods
With our ney ard Improved usehinery, via ST.
tisty iefy oas. that we can rOsnBfarsnre go,ds
for less laopsY. according % quality, rhsn sny
other esabiishmert# 10 the Valley. We will
keep band at 81 shines. gsnesrs il assorttnsn III
of tbs goods ne nanhFsciure, thersby enahiing
Ias 10 be ready u supply al once lie demsD5s az
thets Of our friends eho may visa ii sxcbsnge
tieH Woai
For the iaf0smaiibn u those gbo i've II !
Iisl9nee,- se wiiLobserve, t5ai ne road Is nov
npe1i long the riyet from snieksrs' FertY 10
faa below the Shapnondsle Springs and for
nc accommodation or those living siens the
riEe. andiin I.ondonh. we - at an times have
a safe and eonvenieIa Boat fIr the purpose Of
receiving Wool from The opposite side Of The
siEsr and returning Il when done
ALso country Cabling sas Fuilihz one with
despatch IN a workssaniike manner
SOAP II 5g's Lard! and all sit.ls Of eoneirI
proluce taken il pavnsntf Y work, if IelW-
cred when the works. taken swov.
.JpBE co.
Afs~tf ls49 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
United states District Court,
Western District ofKirgi,sid, &aunton.
In BANKRUPTCY.

. ~ - AANS q - a
.NS?0TIc $40 Creditors, and others concerned
~ 10 interest, 70 shsw cause agaihs, the Fsii-
ton of -
i.'-- .f4oa John Eserhatt Of JefFerson county,
Tor dischsrgs from all.of his debts. snd a GER
tiiicats ,hefeof, eaAMondsy the "a day of ectO.
Der next
No - william Kemp, or Jefferson counts, ,
for discharge from ali his debts and ce1Jiti.
cate thereof, on Monday The "a day Of October
next.
No y Henry Rarob. sof Jefferson county, for
tischasse from all 4is.debls, and certificate
thereof. on Monday Inc idas efOeiober next
li57-lisary i.icklidersef Jefferson county
for ssdlscharge fserl aiIsot his d9h,s. aud GER
ti6cale thereof. on Monday the 4 day Of oc,O-
Der next.
Henry slaub, IL Jeaeflau counry, for
discharge from all Of bis debtsl and certI6-
este thereof, On Monday The % day Of October
next -
l45a-George Reynolds. Of I'd FsrsOn county,
Tor dischsrgs from atl.of his ddbts, and GER
gl6cale thereof, Ga Monas} The a aay Of octo.
T Der next et
.ii6o-J,cob W Reypolas, Of leHsr lon coun.
nv fse-a discharge feomlaIiof b debts, and a
nerltS s,e thereof. on MpndsE. sh{ 81 Coy Of &C.
.ehse rexi.
Z l4sl- Iohn T. coUk,ss, u s4er.oh foanly.
fcsa disehaFee from aiEef his debts, and GER
t.hcaie, theFeoG, on Moaasy The II day Of 0eio-
/ bar next "
/ ls62-Issxc n. Carier. az Jefferson ceahly,
for dischsss sirem all 81 bis d. BIS. and cef-
!'hcaie 1hersof, 90 Nonday The 81 day Of octo-
4 Der neat
/ 1863 -BAshsod s Pine ar leferson county
~ ". alseasFge from al 81 his debts. end Ger
Saeals tneSset, sa Monday 4he ~ day ofsoeto-
l4et-1ohr If~an s.tetersonI eonntv for a
discharge fror ~ Of his d. al,
Thereof. on Moaday The III day ofIo-,oh..
l46S-Nm Rr5<ell. ef IeiFsr.s,, ts.,-.'- = :
dischafSs from sii Of his dsS,,I and css,,;s
cate thereof. on Manday lie "a DIV Of Oetober
] next
/ li66-Dsaiel Snyeer nf Jefferson county "a,
discharge from AZ II kis debts and 3 cert a.
cate thereof. en- Monday the 81 div u Dc,ohe,
nsxt. resls,
NIEnsS KITROUt, b. Clerk.
i Iuns So lS1S-lit.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 4
OYERsEERs OF the POOR,

"A T the First Annual Meeting after the last
IN general election Of The 0verseers OF the
Poor Of Jefferson County. held at Carriers Ho-
tel, in Charlesiown.s on the FIRST Monday (5lh
day. III June, rsi3, there wgre
ilr PRESENT,
For District No. i-Jacob Line, William
McMnrran. and Thomas Hessey
No. George B. Beall, George w. Ham
inond, and James Wysong
No 3--W. o Macoush iry and John F. Smith
No 4--John G Wilson, William Mccoy and
Hugh GilIeeee.
N GeokGE BGALL. Esq ;, was duly elected
President AMI Treasurer for The ensuing term of
three years.
JoHs p BRowN was appointed Clerk for the
saine Lime