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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
DEAD THE EVIDENCE Of JAMES

Ed EAD THE EVIDENCE Of JAMES
II ROBERTS, No. 22 Fider-st between I'd and Mont
who had been subject TO too free use OF ar
dent SPIRITS for years This ~ certify that for ten
long years had been slave to the ofquor and had
made attempts to give but could not succeed
till beoame acquainted with Mr. Roback, when applied
to him and am happy to state since that time have had
no desire for liquor, and hate the very sight o aud
urge all who situated was to call on him. Any one
who ants know particulars can cab on me at my
residence No 22 FdleTst, between "a and Mon gomey-
SIS Phi adslpfa. JAMES ROBERTS.
Gig of Philadelphia Perronally appeared before me-
the of the Aldermen and for the sad
oity the above named James Roberts. who, being dly
sworn doth depose say the foregoing statement true
in all particulars the best of his knowledge aud belief
Witness my hand and seal this IN day Of FEBRUARY 1859
Isl JOHN A. WHITE Alderman.
All letters TO c. W. ROBACK No. White st, VIII be
rehgously attended to, if prepaid For more pacaars
call and get Astrological Almanac gratis where ccfh-
Gates can he seen mis- lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
II v SUPERIOR COURT.-Darhei

N Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-Dahei
lNs Mccain against Ann McCann.-S Summons fof n
VOICE NJ Van Hovenlergh, Attorney for plaintiff I9
ANN McCANN You are hereby summoned and required
10 answ or complaint this action tor divorce of whcn
copy is herewith served upon yon. and serve copy Oh
your ansx or ON Martin an Hovsnbegh Plaintiff Alton
new No 33i Broome WITHIN twenty days after the SER
wee hereof exclusive of the day Of such service ana
vii apply the Coar, the relief demanded In the COM
plaint-Datsd October a3d 1884,
M VAN HOVENBERGH, PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
o2i awswS No 33a roome St 81 door from Bowsry Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
,VHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

v1VHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERi-
i CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between
NEW~YORK and LIVERPOOL direct and between
ROS'ION and LIVERPOOL-Ths Boston ships only ear
ug At Halifax To land and receive mails ana pSssensefs
ARABIA. Capt. -. ArhSh' a; ntro,,
PERSIA. Capt -. EVnCt n - Los''
ASIA. c II F. yudkins NAEAhA; y S,"ne
AMERICA n shannon ANApA' " hair'"A'
rhsse vessels carry a clear white hight at mast heSS.
rr,en ON starboard bow red on port bow
EUROPA from BOSTON, Wednesday, NOV u
CANtDA from NV YORK, Wednesday, Nov H.
CANBRIA FROM BOSTON, Wednesday. Noy 70
xERICA froa NETWORK. Wednesday. Dec s.
ASIA from BOSTON "Wednesday. Dec TO-
NIAGARA from NEW YORK, "Wednesday, Dec H.
EUROPA from BOSTON, Wednesday Dec a.
AMERICA, from NEW-IORk, "Wednesday, per. ii.
r. French Gsrslan and other Foreign Goods receives
AMI brought IN common with British Goods Through phs
of lading are gwen in Hsvre for New-fork &c.
Passasc from New. York Boston 70 Liverpool s-''
Berths not secured until paid for. . L..
Freight will be charged on specie peycsa Al iva
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board .,l a..
~ All letters and newspapers must pass through ths
Post Office. For freight or passage, apply to
T. CUNARD, Jr., IS Broadway:
First Cabin. ti29; Second CABIN. x7e. aux
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
V7ANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE.


Y TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
shorter than any other Roote-Composed Of the following
JUAN DE NICARAGUA:
The PRONiETHEUS Capt Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER Capt. Baldwin
And between SAN JUAN Del SUR and BAN FhAN-
CISCO:
The NORTH AMERICA, Capt Blethen.
The PACIFIC, Capt Jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. Wakemsn.
These all built expressly for TINS route
and for speed safety and accsnmodnons surpassed
The PROMETHEUS will leave New-York from PeI
No North River, the 7h of each month"; at o'clock,
p M commencing October 7th.
The DANIEL WEBSTER, On the l2d Of each month,
commencing October I'D.
The days of leaving SAN FRANClSCO VIII ne the IH
and 18th of each month. 80
When the days fall Sundays, the day OF sailing
will be the Monday following -
From SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA TO SAN JUAN
DEL SUR will be promptly conveyed over the
New Transit Route OF the Nicaragua Company having but
twelve miles Of Land Transporaton. and at that point
embark of the above named Pacific Steamers fof
SAN FRANCISCO. -.
The great saving of distance by this Route over others
heretofore established and a speedy and comfortable
transit between the two Oceans through beautiful ana
healthf country offer Judgements to the travelling pap
No passage secured until paid for and but hmtsa
number of passengers will be taken on -, Oh.
For Freight or passage, apply only the once OF ths
Line, No Battery Place, upstairs u b ALL h t.s
All persons forbid trusting any one on acconh .ne
shove boats. to5DsiI NO ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
vVHE pEOPLEOF THE STATE OF

II NEW YORK, by the Grace Of God, Free aad lsde:
er dent To all persons crested IN the estate OF JOHN
THOMSON late OF the City o. New Yers. deceased. !.
Yon and each of yon ave hereby cited and required,
personally to be and appear before Surrogate Of the
County Of New York at his once IN the cry OF New
ON the second day OF December at eleven clock IA
the forenoon that day. hen and there to attend tns MAJ
ANGEL. Qate Thomson. as EHecutrn of the Last whi
and Testament of said deceased
In testimony whereof have caused tbs seal OF once
OF ,aid Surrogate 10 be hcIeun'o affixed. Witness,
Aw Bradford, Surrogate Of our sas Cou'ty' a.
n the City of New York. the 2Sh day OF August, IN
the " ar of our Lor one thousand eight hundred
and ff " one. - .
nj lawtwSs a. w BRADBURY, S4rfosMs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County Of NewYork. notess hsrsey
given TO all persons having claims against IA MhS A.
DONALDSON late Of the City Of New York, dsceAsed
10 present with vouchers thereof to the snbsen
bcr office No l9 WaTTenstreet IN the CRY OF VIEW:
York on or before tenth day Of November nert Dates
mr7 ionsmS. JOHN WALTON. Executes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
VyNHE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
IrNITEn STATES MALL STEAblERS.-The shlp1

comprising this line are the .,,,,c -, NJ,
ATLANTIC, Capt. West, PACMIC, Sap' NV,
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALIl.. capt Cols'ooA'
These ships have been built by contract expressly 10.
Coyenmsnt service Every has been taken IN theif
con,ructop an also in their Engines To insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers aIs
uneouaed fog elegance comfort Price Of passage nom
NewYork 10 Liverpool $780, exclusive OF extra SIZE
state rooms 1926 from Liverpool 10 New York ~, An
attached to each ship No berth can
be secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

NOTICE.-Application will be made to
e,,sature OF the State Of New. York nest
eson for an act of incorporation for tho IRISH AND
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. The capital
stock of said Company will be million Of dollars
THOS A EMMETT.
nl5 II Chairman Of p Oysoaal Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur.
,v.n ,"au usrsons having claims against ALEXANDEh
HARPER late Of the District Of Col9na dsceassa.
resent The same with vouchers thereof 70 the
=, Ls yesd.nce Butts Hotel Muuay-street IN inc c'ha
New. York on before the fifth das Of January mex"
ie28 lawclnSs CALEb o. po- -. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.

THE PENNSYLVANIA STEAM.
!rEAMsHIP CO intend running their Steamships as
$ s sts5s$s s.a s;S.
cry ov G1AsG 5sSS rH'lADElrHlA THURSDAY, Nav 8
CRY or MANCHESTER. ;.Thursd,y, Dec; I
CITY OF PITTSBURGH Thursday, Dec 49,
CITY S SF Ne,
CITY OF MANsHEsTE Gs g .d Wvsdassday Dec 81
Dollar Saloon Guinea.
These rates include Provisions and stewards Fee bui
lot Wines Liquors, which can be had on board Ihs
CABIN table and attendance VIII Dc found
First.ciass steamships ply between Liverpool and ol,s.
row Hayre, Rotterdam Leghorn, Harseiles and other
Mediterranean ports which goods can ee shipped
entered and forwarded by the Agent without charge and
c can passage for them by any
ofthese shps An eIpevenced Surgeon VII be carried on
each ship Freight fine goods ss per suH ana prmass
rh aSd g1Iia6s
1 sHAhps2s saSsaFss e. e. s .y' %.
NOR LIVERPO OL-DRAMATIC
Il LINE--PACKET OF NOV. &c The splendid and
fayonte packet-ship GARRICK. Capt r. Adams win
having unrvaed accommodations, apply on board, al fef
NO 49, I'' '1's' sPPtotFSFoRD, rILEsIoN T. Co.
OBJ INF No IS SOuth-st.
NOR HAVANA.-The A Peruvian
bark OLGA Zenckeil. Master, will take what freight
NAV offer low rates. and have immmedate dispatch Tor
the above port For freight, apply TO
SPOFFORD, TILESTON. CO.
nl4u No. 49 South st.
NOR CHARLESTON.-The new and
Il splendid steamship MARION. Capt Berry, vii
leave Pier No. 4 NJ R., on SATURDAY, Nov. Is at
O'Clock p NJ precisely. For freight apply on board,
where all bills of admg will be signed and for passage 10
Mo SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO. No IS South-st.
tt S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
u PANY-Fo, NEW.ORLEANS, via HAVANA.
Charge Of Sailing Day The splendid doube-engne steam
ship GEORGIA 1900 tuns ID. ID. PORTER. l. 3 NJ. COM
mander Will sail the pier at the foot OF Warfen-s
North River on MONDAY, Nov. "a, at O'Clock, r. NJ,
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEW
ORLEANS:
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
LADIES Saloon btHis
After do. DO. ~
Forward 90. 90. "
SteeTage do. -
Specie only taken on freight to Havana
No bills of lading signed after the hour OF sailing
For freight or passage apply to
nl2tA corner Of Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
Uater Cure.

,%pT L. NICHOLS and MRS. COVE
i br.rruOIs receive patients for treatment IN
-. CURE at their establishment, No. 81 Clinton
hrss,b-s The present season IS PECULIARLY avora-
psfe s.,e az Dyspepic and Utente Diseases, while
" @ plants require 1t more than at any other
as fus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

y JEHSE1 -WINTER RANGEMENIS :-Leavss
NewYoIk al A NJ. and a. p foot of Caurtlandt-s st ;
az II A: NJ freight and 10 p. NJ Pier No North
Riverfor Eizabehport. EIabethtown. Westhed Scotch
Plans Planhed. Boundbrook, Somerve. Rartan. White
House, EastOn, &c. nj II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
rogae of the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby ~
en- 10 all persons having claims against JOHN JAGELA
late of the city New Yerk grocer deceased TO
the with vouchers thereof to the sgpscoer ~ nst
residence No 81 Canai-eet in the city ~ New YORK %
or before the second day of December neK-Dated New
York the thrte,h day Of May, 1851. ..,
mral iaM6m. AMELIA JAOELS Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur.
Il rogate ofbe County Of New-York notice nsIepy
20 iii nersons having claims against JEREMIAH hEEE
~ ate Of the CITY Of NewYork deceased 70 present sne
same with vouchers thereof TO the subscfoe a. ns
dance No 50 street, the City Oh Ns"-IWH
an r before the twenty day Of November nerDA'ss
New York the twenty nth daz 81 MAY, lsy ,,,a,x,x
nvas iassmS ELIZA KELLER. Ahmlnisua.nA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

HENRY E DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel ne p2a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Oft County Of New York notice y esrsDy
given 10 al persons having claims against ANN WfMbS
late Of the City of New-York, widow. deceased TO Pro1
mi the same with vouchers thereof to the Subscriber,
>, his oefce No 1873 Bowery the City Of New York. -
or before the seventh day Of April nex,-Daed
Tue y, ' I.wsmS " HUGH KELLY. Administrators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-15
TN pURSIrANCE Of an order Of the Sur.

Il Y FUKS NNNI1 UI III VI"O' -. 49,
rogate Of the County II New York notcs 10 nssV
yx,n T. ali persons having claims agsinr mA Cnoot
WAIT r. late vi the Cry u New WIDOW,
70 the with vouchers Thereon 10 INC
~ h,s Office conner OF BoEeIy aud ,dst IN ne Cy q
Esw York on or before the twenty second dsy .. hT
ed New York the DAY ~ io'i'
me-. 'o ,aY,ues WILLIAM H. VAN COTf, E1ecusor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

our continent, and no crops are surcr or mole
abundant. I see no ccm fields. ] find the
country. too, better settled than expected,
and giving more evidence Of ihriit and cum-
fort. All the cottages upand down the u,or,
and in the interior ~ far ls We can sec, are
white. and have an air Of ncltncss. | can
Point to many parts Of our own State that do
not appear 50 independent, and happy as the
rural districts Of the 81. Lawrence. II this
can be done by mongrcl French in Canada,
wha, can be done, or rather villa, may not be
done by Yankees on the more southern lands
of the ArooslooN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

Tlar- sIrarr.
FROM W i DREW No

. ....- ..N- -, '''I.
'Is l..r ..,,rr vas vuli.a 90 a very ru-
Eutr .rr, as' aau'e Q..s.c oa '.ggl',..m
...l thr So laurrare t.s viii De- wu,-
.-aa;a place i.a -s lautIl. and interesting
.s f..f. $3.50 m.I.. and "a h.Ii below ias city
en- ..r opposite side ol te river. t is at
ur t..k.a ar aup.. fara'e s'l'r-mom ot
Oh. good ship Nra EH.'lat, lu Which lam
embarked Or London. The ship 10 oas OF
ihc ir,, s.lss Of Main, vessels, worthy Co De-
exhibited at l-e Worlds Fair, iu tbs mgiIoq-
u..s uf Nations. She ls ts.v0rH nine and
tgl hundred iras burden, OF a beautiful mod.
81, bul.' .H tae mos. substantial manner, aad
with excellent arcammula.1rs. She is
owned hy those c.argus.a- and highly re-
spectacle sA'TmHgaa-ts, W. y. & u. No.
r6s 90 Bath, ,'a Uhyso u.,a.ty shall al-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

4 letter from London, in the Boston Trav-
eller, says there is a register kept in the Glass
Palace, IN which all Of our countrymen who
visit the exhibition, are requested 10 iHscrlbe
their names. The Hon. Abbot Lawrence
heads the list. By this register there appear
to have been fifteen hundred Americans up to
the 2sth Of June, to visit the Fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

The editor Of the Frcdonia, n. Y. Censor
has seen bloomer, and thus halls the prom
ised reform
"sound the loud timbrel o's Edn'' broad sea-
The ,kirt. ,halbe ,horteued--our women be FREE. >
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

wonEs's RloHTs. A law has been pass
ed in Kentucky cOuferrinp the night Of vsiing
in the election Of school trustees upon widows
who have children Of suitable age to attend
the public schools.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

alaccn, bay. From ihi, hirh bank. the land
a, i, frcrir, rise, very gradually tor miles,
presenting nch and cultivated appearance,
equal tn anything ahouto our Yankee cities, tin
in the distance well covered mountain, appear
al, ,h, north. IN thcs, mountains the Mont.
mornci river rises. Accumulatinr volumes
ium tributary streams as il passes amongst
J.,,a1, mountains and hills. when i, reaches
M, rlsip.. II IN, become abou, a, large as
IN, K,nu,5ec a, Augusta. slowly ITS deep
water. move I'm their bed upon the gradually
dr,-rudin, plains ,il reaching the cud ol
them at the rrra, r,cr's brink, sudJcnly they
arr rrrriria,rd ,n onc wide shcc, over the
nearly perpendicular wall sio f,c, To the
rus,y beach of the II. Lawrence. Il is,
doubdrs,. tbc mos, rcrics, and magnificent
rs.-4tr I'M the world Ifan Augusta reader
would ,upp.sc the Kcuucbrc bridge raised
,y,, hundred and forty feet m the air. as o.
.,,pr,rr, of solid masonry. with rocky wall
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

, joros ior This purpose the deals ar brought
alongside in lighters, and the merry songs
+. and ouilandl,h iabhcrinrs of the woTAmcu
take a'l the lonCsomcuc,s out of ihc place and
! make it ou, oi constant excitement. Our
own ship will take ia between c.gh, and nine
hundrcl dlousand fyc, Of lumber for herload.
9 and hcT leading, We expect, wiIl be ccuplc,-
ed Tomorrow, after which We shall BE- away,
- avay tor ,hc sea, the deep blue sea.
would Uk, Tor You to have a view Of ouy
s.,a1t.o1 ana ,hr -crucry around Us. lv..h
I ,yl, O. pointer; would lkc Co take b, on
. can,a, aul retain iI a, long as 1--we. sup
pu-c ,uu, ilrr, to hc ou ,hc southern side Of
.thr u,tr - Ilurgrr. hSo miles aul n half
below ihg walled city of Qu,hcc. : cove a
fourth ol mile deep and whole mi'c long,
make. in ilom lhr main channel oi Doe u,gr
Ti-, cove . bare 90 lov water. and boz bottom
b., a.J by nature With one ,as, lab ot ,uoo'h
.1,. sir7g.-soih1, IT'S always clean and
hrrl. never mull, a-j ,o0 From ,hr two
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GEORGEL. MELLEN & co.
Che Crlur0 Democrat.

Trrvs.-D6, dollar 1-I t.., cent. i1 advance
rrs I'r aul .yrUt, .ty, rr1f. With u s., 1a.Hths
'vr |..'ar. 1i thr rrd uIths 1rlr. t. vhsh SOS
rent. vil D, u]lej tar ,,yy year i1 vhigh Iay-
ulHTi . DELAYED.
AuyTUrtsrNrNrs Inserted uo rras1lsllr terms
hr rrrrrigiTrs BHt lsiH- sr,.uuf1llc rr 1H, srrrr
ls,uni tfr amHurt charged ipr ih, aI,,ftissusrt.
t. Pa'~rrf nI u.' advertisements d. brli o. D.
-. IrHm thr t1'r Hi the trst ius,Jt.Hr.
~. n. Palmer, Avtrt,,N NTwsr,r'E
AsINr, trrHfrI D., Co., proprietor .i lsstl luuT.-
H.t ~ ibr uhH.r rrrI,, fH receive 1rf Ty0rTt &C.
SH-5r'r'.rrs 1ri NI,rrtsrmsHt at ths ruh.,hsr,'
lHNE.t Elfr., which ul, Del seem 40 fhf NgrHr, .-
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her specie. rs our Secretary imagines. BY
comparing the above figures twill be seen that
the exchange of merchandise, according 70 AIR.
Corwms own figures, has been greatly IN our Ia
sor, that instead of draining our country OF spe'
cie there has been large importation OF the pre-
cious metals, which fact ~ shown IN the report
What would have been the surprise-even terror
-ofour honorable Secretary If these imports had
been estimated at their value ~ this country as
he recommends thew should be In order to re
alze the SO. per cent profit upon The wears trans
actions these imports would have had To sell here
IS per cent above their original cost, which would
have raised their value TO t2sS 5i4, l59 And,
although not cent OF specie was shipped to pur-
chase all this y,t, Sec. Corwm would have hgur'
I'd Us IN deb; over ssh 100000 To foreign trade.
According 20 Nh Corwin's reasoning all the
profits realized from cargo exported to foreign
market II exchanged tor other commodities are 4
balance against Us, or npoycrsh Us TO that eX-
ten: For Instance II W. take p barrel of tlour, 1t
. worth here S3JO; we ,eud II 10 New York It
there brings So We expend these IS for sheet
ing and return hons. We will have exported
$3.50 worth Of huur and imported s. worth of
Shgslug. and, according to Nj Curwin's theory,
Ottawa D., { 90 Impoverished hy the trln,artIon.
But should the ilour De sunk IN the Lake.. then
the expectation would I've $3.50 and no umporta
ton, and according 10 The same theory, Ottawa
wugld have gained that amount.
From what We have already said the utter IA
lacy oithe Stcretarys arguments must be appar
enG. 1t has been with just such sopll'm, that
the whis party have, for wears been irving TO
saddle upon our country high tnriN, and to re
strict our commerce We regret tha; such docu
men; should come from So exalted fuuc,ionary
How would Ihis report compare with those mas
terpeces Of Secretary Walker VIII this pro
duttion be copied into all the leading Journals in
the world as mode, essay on political economy, as
those Of Mr. Walker were No Il can never
rise higher than q mere subject for comment and
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q, tawa Northern Plank Road Co.

A mec ting Of the subscribers to the Ottawa
Northern Plank Road Co. was held at the Court
house Jan. lith, 1851. Lorenzo Leland, Esq
Was called to the chair, aud VIM NJ True np.
pointed Secretary and Treasurer pro ten. Tie
object Of the NEE ting having been stated by the
Chairman the subscribers proceeded to orsanlzc
the company by signing Articles Of ASSOCIATION
and paying the five pes cent. required by law
This having been conpleted, and It appearing tina,
an amour, sufficient to meet the requirement Of
the law had been paid in,
On motion Of J. o. Glover Esq, tho Company
proceeded to tho election Of Five Directors" fol
the ensuing year.
Each membcr being entitled to a. many vote,
as he had shares the roll was called, and the fol
lowl ng gentlemen elected Directors, viz:
Lob EMO LELAND WM HicKLiSc,
JouS II. !losYoRp MAuLos Dickinson
WV. ". TRuE.
WM " TRUE Secy Pro ten.