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just Received.
New Cheese.
GuDerior TEE.

A FINE assortment of Grccn AMI Black
II Teas, IN quarter, halves and pound
pac s.ages. just received direct rom New
York. Prices from 80 cents to $50 per
.,qanl. !apzil 20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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AVIS.

r A suivante est les predictions pour l.,
4 deppnses de las, paroisse, adoptee
ear lie Turi de Police dEst Baton Rouge.
taoat 8, 1851 e pour etre pnbliee PEN
'dlnt trente Jour aupa,avant d'etIe fxee.
Montant dams rincorpne de vingt mile
cinq cent piastres pour la role de take pour
IapnSa 1877.
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Hat az, Cap Store.

fFIlE uplers lgneg respectfully inform
i bis friend a.lei TIE Pubic renera''y,
that he has opened a HAT and CAP STORE
where he has i'll ieceiveda iaesh Stock,
consisting in part ri AEs end RoY's 61e
Silk. Pearl. Gasssale.s, Aagolas. Russia
beavers. Rush. Nexieaa, Black ard Pearl
Cassimers Motefoes, Paris. i.e2heins. Rot
and. Planters, Carnnefehy and California
Hats, &c., &c. Cal! and examine them
W A. n. go tIHa
In the store OF Qoisgins' Lafayette
street. june 10 ".
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New EoOFs.

View Tss0rs.
at : c. Lanous's, Lafayette street.
MILES fReTENHraE. Or the Love Test,
BY Annette Aiaria Maitland.
MAEk HuRprssroa or the Two Broth
ers, by Mrs. Mavs;c.
Lectures OF Father Gavazzi in New York
JACK C,pe. or the Boudlnan's Struggle
tale OF Feudal Oppression.
TYR RoBsR's WIRE. a*DonaeStic Ro-
nance by the apthoi of Rose Somrncrsille'
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NOTICE

THE followins are the specifications for
i the expenses Of the sPa.ish, adopted
by The Police Jury Il the Parish Of East
d. Ba.on Rouge. .aippsed August s, 10 %, and
I to he pl5ii-hei. thirty days previous to
their being fsei. Amounting in the ag-
gragate 10 twenty thousand and FIVE hum
dred dollars, for the tax roll for the year '33
For Grand AMI Petit Jurors : 8 1000 90
q Irsf;cas M the pa3pa and
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BOOKS g. STATIONARY
At Reduced Prices,
By J. c. LaNOUE.

l~oItt1eftc 1hfeth'
HAV1NG raduced my p+ices and hav;n-
! l. the largest stock oifrr,if at reduce.
orires. and will hereafter sell writing pa
,er at tie following prices:
F- Letter Paper. -<.6
Fine blue laid At s 90 and s. 2j per rea.l
white :. 9 50 o. and s. y - =
Super blue ard white laid English, s. 7.
Extra wove English, a. 50 co per reau
super laid commercial post 50 80 .
FooIs Cap Paper.
Tine bl,a and white ruled at So 30 an 2 7
'er rean 4: Super blue or white iGled a
3 90 and 50 25 per ream.
All other articles in the stationary lin
viii he sod at prices reduced i'll the SAN
rotiol as rhe above.
School ,okS. law books. mi>cellaneoH
ooks and cheap publications at pn'!isher
o-ireS
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Fai,ant lie nontant total de 500, 800 90
I HOS. DEEALL PIes't.
W. Etr.S i;-siI.f.
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Iron Nantes Gail and
w see these beautiful orrfa rental IRON
Nantes at the Foundry.
iuae 80 HILL & HENDERSON.
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4 T RETATL.--Famil in wan
"a of very pure and beautiful article
If LARD Oh, cannot do better than >cnd to
store Of JOSHUA RgAL..
10 barrels lust received aug. L.
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LOUR-igo bids OhIo snpe, tine for sale
I b. Inay IStfl s. NJ. HART L. Co.
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gas passed of pure Carburetted Hydrogen. IL
then goes through n large meter, which, by
means of revolving valve or partition, put
in motion by the force of the gas, and which
allows II given quantity Of gas to pass at each
revolution, and registers the number Of the
revolutions, measures the quantity Of gas
made thence to the largo holder or gasome-
ter. an enormous iron cylinder closed at the
top only, and placed like an inverted pail in
Il great tank Of water. Into this the gas
rushcs, and by its elastic force lifts it out Of
the water, till it IL full. From the holder the
gas goes through governor, which regulates
the pressure, into the mains which convoy it
through the streets. As the gas is used tho
holder gradually sinks down into the tank,
the water preventing any escape of the gas,
and the weight of the iron holder giving a con-
slant rr"ssur" which forces the gas through
Jur thc ~Eole syetcm Of pipes.
/ The gasometer of the Burlington gas works,
holda, when full, about forty thousand cubic
feet Of gas The returt house is constructed
! for five benches, "a bench is brick work
containing furnace and three resorts) and
SO arranged that its capacity can be doubled
with small increase Of expense. 1t il ofbrick
y with an iron framed roof, covered with slate.
The other buildings, Of which there are two,
are also Of brick, with ornamental cornices,
and present Il very neat and tasteful ap-
rearance.
The general good taste and thorou ghness
with which all the work has been done de-
serves notice, as we'll the energy with which
Mr.. Ludlow has, in spite of unusual hindran-
ccs, pushed the work to its completion.
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Supreme Court.

Tho regular session of the supreme Court for this
County began At the Court House this morning
Present, CHIrp JUSrrCE RRprIEIp, and Associate
justices ISmAN and BrvSprr.
Tho Court opened by prayer by tho Rev. j.
X. Converse. The docket called, and ffty-eight
causes found for hearing.
No. !, Bcknc v Bickncl, :, a. continued; Ntr.
., ? and {, Walker, Smith 4 Co. v. Fletcher 4
Baxter ; Hatch Y. Robinson and Cumming. and
Hatch v. Wade, passed, and No. ), Beach ID
qt.t tim Y. Buynton, taken up. 1t argued by
Mr.. Phelps aud Mr.. Chittcndrn for the plaintiff and
by Mr.. Eimunds and Mr.. Mack for the defendant.
No. :. Adams i. Soule and Putnam, next in
order, is now on. Mr.. Mack and Mr. Edmunds
for the orator, Mr.. Phelps and Mr.. Chittcndcn for
the defendant.
No. 5. Hodges u. Briggs il in order.
The case Of Adams v Soul" { Putnam finished
to-day. no, G, Wires 4 Peck v t;riswold. WA
argued by Mr.. Peck for the plaintiff. The Court
declined to hear til. other side. Phelps 4 Chit
trnden for the defendant. No. and ., Hodges
v Brigs. and Briggs '. Hodge, WAS heard Mr..
MAYNARD for Hodge, Mr.. Brggs pro NO.. -,
firslcy V, Lovely, IL next in oI,"r
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The Foreign News,

The Pacifc has brought accounts Of the
first great reverse Of the Turkish arms in II
very severe naval encounter a reverse seem
ingly of great Importance, as the Russian
Envoy. Prince Mcnschikof. started at once To-
convey, in person, the news to St. Pctcrsburgh
Sinopc, in whose harbor the engagement
occurred, is Il Turkish port ON the southern
coast Of the Black Sea, nearly opposite to u,
and some 200 miles distant from the Russian
port Srbastopol, on the northern shore, to
which the Russian feet retired with its
prHCp.
The Russian Naval force has been repre-
scntrd to be inferior to the Turkish, except
in numbers. In this battle however. the
Russian feet though outnumbcrcd two to one,
was completely victorious. Which side had
the prrponderance in actual strength and
number of guns, does not howoyor appear.
Tho effect of this reverse cannot fail to ho
very great. While Turkey il holding her
own AT all points, England and France are
willing to stand aloof; but "a 4criou. defeat
especially on the water. gives the ENGLISH
and French fleets q chance to interrosc Will
good cflcct-vill encourage Russia to more
active operations. and hasten on the genera
European war which begins to loom up in
the not far distant failure.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-30

one, when the voyage was ended, was ready
to bless his stars that he had escaped, no
worse of, from the dangers of such a turbu-
lent and uncertain sea.
Not a single benefit to the State, nor to any
good cause has come. and none ever can come
the legislature Of this State, and that the
people will more easily gee now than they
could before. Let then those of the Free Soil
party, 50 called, who sympatlizc 50 perfectly
with the Democratic party az their late acts
have shown, unite with it in name as well az
in fccling,--npt " to help beat the Whigs,'
but because they agree with it in all essential
points. Others, again, may place them
selves AZ formerly, with the Wings, not be-
cause any trade is to be driven for ofliccs or
advantageous positions on the political chess
board, hut because to all useful intcnts they
can agree with them as far az any large mum
bcrs of men agree. Give us then in the
/ legislature hco we'll defined parties, based on
such predictions as to national matters as
our people arc familiar with, (for there is no
question of State policy to interfere with
them ,)-and let one Of these parties have a
fair prcpondrrance, as ma jority Of the voters
shall decide Let both parties select men OF
ability and integrity, to represent them, and
we will be very willing to take our chance for
II legislative body who will enact good laws
and be itselfa credit to it's constituents.
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Approved, December |. 1858.

No. 41.-AN ACT in explanation of section
iiity-ono of chapter twcnty-siH Of the COM
piled statutes, entitled railroads.
II IS hereby enacted, ,tc.
SEC. |. The words passenger train as
used in section h,y'one Of chapter twenty
six OF the complied statutes, shall not be con-
strucd to extend to single passenger car ac-
coppanicd by other ears named in said section
SEC. =. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved. December >, loj3.
No. lo.--AN ACT in relation to fire insu-
rance companies.
II IS hcrtby enacttd, sc.
So. ]. Mhcnc,er application for fire in
surancc shall bc taken or transmitted by or
through local or travelling agent OF amy fire
insurance company, it Shall III law be deemed
to be the act OF the said company, and in all
questions arising as to the iLoa stated IN
such application, the said agent shall be taken
and deemed to be the agent OF the insurers,
and not of the insured.
SEC q. This act shall take effect from it,
passage.
tprro,.l, p,,rmlrr G. 1858.
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Approved, November 30, 1858,

No. SIAN ACT in addition to chapter
eiGhty-iivc Of the compiled statucst
Il IS hOebY enacted, &c.
SEC. l. Any number Of persons may as
sociatc together under the provisions Of the
act to which this is in addition for tho pur-
pose of making experiments in agriculture,
and for the breeding and inn r Wcmcnt Of do
nestle animals, with the right to own per-
sonal and real estate not to exceed fifty
thousand dollars.
Approved, December 8, 1853
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Tn SwANroN MANusCWlrr.-lhc rusty
looking document found in Il lead pipe III Il
sand bank on the banks Of the Mlssisquoi
river, which made an item for the Telegraph
a week or two ago, has attracted considerable
attention. Boston and New York papers and
good many people have taken stock in it.
The Swanton HcroM gives several good reasons
for doubling the authenticity of the " relic. =
One is the very modesa appearance Of the
Capital letters and figures. Another ia the
use Of the article the which was spclt We in
lSGi Still it says the paper bears unmis-
takcablc marks of ags--or tobacco juice.
Perhaps "Johnc Grayc" made a mistake
in the date The probability is that it should
have been 1864 instead Of 1864.
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and different denominations Of the notes so by
them burned, which certificate shall be ro-
corded by said treasurer, and bc delivered to
the president or cashier of such association
and when any such association shall rclin-
quish their banking business or cease to exist
as such, it shall be the duty of the treasurer
Of the State in like manner ~ destroy the
bills Of said association. and also mutilatc all
plates and dies i'll his hands belonging - said
bank
SEC. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, No,cmhcr %, 1853.
NO 5O.--AN ACT to provide for the adoption
of persona and changes OF names,
II is htrcbv enacted, SC.
SEC. |. Whenever amy person other than
married woman. of full age and sound mind,
shall wish to adopt any other person. Of full
age and sound mind, except a married woman.
vs. his child and heir at law, and to alter the
name of such other person, the person ~
wishing to adopt may make an instrument in
writing. under his hand and seal, attcstGd by
three credible witnesses. and by him ackpow-
lodged before the Judge OF probate Of the dis
trict in which the person 50 to be adopted
shall reside. declrimI that he adopts such
person as his child and heir at law, and rem
ders him capable Of inhcriting, as such child,
and shall, in the sud Instrument, designate
Che name he wishes the person 50 adopted
thereafter to bear, and Shall cause said
writing. e. executed, to be recorded in such
court and the person 80 to be adopted Shall ,
hy n like instrument III writing under his
hand and seal, uttcstcd hy three credible wit
ncsscS, and acknowledged before the same
Judge. and recorded in the same office, de-
clare his consent to such adoption. and
change of name; and. in such case, the per-
son 50 adopted shall thereafter be known by
the ucy name So designated, and shall be
considered as Il child and heir at law Of the
person hy whom lac shall have been 50
adopted and the same rights, dutic. and
obligations shall exist between the parties as
if the person 50 adopted had been the legiti-
mate child of the person adopting him.
SEC. >. Whenever any person, OF full age
and sound mind. other than Il married woman,
shall wish to adopt minor a. his child and
heir at law, and to alter the name of such
minor. such person may, by an instrument in
writing. under his hand and seal uttestcd by
three crcdi Die witnesses, and 10y him acknow-
lcdecd before the judge OF probate of the dis
trict in which the minor shall reside, declare
that he adopts such minor as his child and
heir at law. and renders said minor capable Of
inhcriting, as such child: aud such person
shall. in the said instrument, designate thu
name he wishes such minor thereafter to bear,
and shall cause such writing to he recorded i'll
such court; and the parents or parent, or
guardian Of such minor, together with said
minor, il Of the age of fourteen years, shall
bv like instrument in writing, under their
respective hands and seals. and attcstcd by
three credible witnesses, and by them res
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No. 52-AN ACT in addition to chapto

No. 52.-AN ACT in addition to chapter
cichty-six Of the compiled statutes,
ms hrrciy cnortfd, &c.
SEC. !, The stewards Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and their succcssors in
Office, are hereby authorised to erect, within
their respective circuits, upon grounds used
and occupied for the purposes Of camp meet
ings under the usagns OF said church, board
ing tents for the accommodation Of such per-
sons as may attend such meetings, and fur
nish them board and lodging during the
holding of said meetings.
Approved, November p, 1888.
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No. 53.--AN ACT to provide for the gcologi-

NO 0o.--NN NNT 10 TTOVIUv TOT tTu SCOIObI-
cal survey of the State.
ms hcrcJy moted, dc.
SEC. /. The Governor is hereby directed
and authorised to appoint Prof Paddock
Thompson, state naturalist who shall be
subject to the orders of the Governor for the
time being, and removable in his discretion
SEC, ,. 1t shall he the duty of the State
naturalist 70 enter, as soon as soon as prac-
teclblc, upon thorough prosecution and
completion of the geological survey OF !he
STATE, embracing therein full aud scientific
,Aamuot ou AMI 'l.- riplion olits rora q, soils.
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No. 54.-AN ACT making provision for the
support Of Government.
II IS hereJp enacted, sc.

support OF bOhtTnl"nN
II IS hereJY enacted, sc.
SEC. |. \ tax Of sixteen cents on the dollar
is assessed on the list Of the polls and ratcahlc
estate Of the inhabitants of this State for the
year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three, to be paid into the treasury by the first
day Of June next, in money. certificate. or
notes issued by the treasurer of the State. or
an order drawn b. the county clerks and APP
prove ed 10y court authorities.
SEC. >. The sum Of sixty Thousand dollars
is appropriated for the purpose Of paying the
dehenturcs of the lieutenant governor, the
senate and house Of representatives, the CON
tingcnt expenses Of the general assembly, and
such salaries ~ are provided by law, and spcll
sums as are directed to be paid by the treas
urcr 10y special acts Of the legislature.
SEC. 3. y sum not exceeding seventy thou
sand dollars is appropriated ior the purpose
oI paying such demands az inst the State as
may be allowed by the auditor Of accounts.
The expenses ofthc supreme and county courts,
and such draft, az may be made 10y the county
clerks, as provided BY Law, and such expense,
as have been or may be incurred under tine
militia laws.
SEC. i. The treasurer of State is author
lzcd to borrow a sum not exceeding fifty thou
sand dollars in the whole, for the purpose OF
dciraying the expenses of the government and
paying such appropriations as are or may be
made
Approved, December Is. 1858.
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wed, December Is. 1858.
STATE OF VERMONT.

MoSrrELILu, DECENyER IL, 1853.
| HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing iitty-iour
chapters arc true copies Of Acts passed By the Gcn
cral Assembly, Of this STATE, at the October Session,
\. D. ls'5, rs appears b. tho files and records in
this office.
DANIEL. p. THOMPSON, Scr of STATE,
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Approved, November "a, 1883.

No. 45.-AN ACT in addition to chapter
sel envy -iivc Of the computed statutes.
II IS hercby tH0cted, &c.
SIC |. Steam mills shall not be subject
to the restrictions and penalties Of sections two
and three OF chapter ecycnty-iivc Of the COM
piled statutes of this State.
SEC, .. The owner. and occupicrs of steam
grst mills sinai keep posted up i'll some con-
spcuous place in such mill notice Of the
rates Of toll demanded for grinding each kind
OF grain,
SEC. 3. Every owner or occupicr of such
mill, who shali neglect to comply with the
requirements Of the preceding section Of this
act, shall forfeit and pay three dollars for
each and every month ; neglect, to be recover
ed hy any person Prosecuting Tor the same,
with legal costs,
SEC. i, Every owner or occupcr of such
grlstmill, who shall exact a greater amount
Of toll than shall be set forth i'll such notice
shall forfeit and pay to the person injured
three dollars for each offence.
Approved, December J, 1888.
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No. 3j,-AN ACT in relation to gunpowder.

IL IL herehl tnaCtcd, &c.
SIC. |. No person or persons. within this
State. shall keep or suffer to he kept on prem
Uses owned or occupied by them. within fifty
rods Of any inhabited building Of any other
person, noro than fifty pounds OF gunpowdcr
at any one time nor any quantity exceeding
one pound, unless contained in sound cunis-
tcrs Of tin or other metal
SEQ 2. ANY person or persons. who shall
keep guupowdcr contrary to the provisions
Of the preceding section. shall forfeit, for each
offence, the sum of twenty-five dollars to the
treasury of the town III which such offence
was committed, to he recovered in I'm action
on the case in the name of such town and
the further sum Of twenty five dollars for
each day that said gunpowdcr may be 80 kept
after notice from any inhabitant Of such town
to remove the same.
Approved December 6, 1858.
No. 3G.--AN ACT to amend sections twenty
seven and torty-six OF chapter eighty of the
complied statutes relating to the grand
list.
j is hercjy enacitd. &C.
SEC. |. The real estate Of the several towns
in this State shall hereafter be appraised by
the listers Of their respective towns between
the first day of June and the twentieth day
i ,nes-, -
,i'I" III s,''',i 'Men,t ,s'NVii u ''"l'''
u tilS t9l''l, ,r, s'"tu!cs, ,.,,,,
PEG Au' ''l', 'or "C'tHs'iS I'M ,'iu"-
Won OF tue FPn' rst"t' ct tlc Sc'er'i towns
eN' Pt on ,t i'H' nuNI !" glir'"er ,
'n' o. '.'r t',"I Nv" IS +ha .,,,,''I
~ = -1'.> VI '"'' w" '''' ''0''' - '''>
~ s'"'o''S
>rc. 3. The first appraisal under this act
ehali be mlde IN eighteen hunHrGo ana NY
Nv and e1'S2qu9nt appraisal every NTH
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Run IIoRRoRs,-At Trenton, n. j., Il
few days since, drunken father sat his son
on a hot stove for punishment, and kept him
there till he was severely burnt.--ln Athens
County, Pa, a man came homo in company
with his iathcr-in-law, both intoxicated and
with jug Of liquor. They demanded supper,
and the wife requested her husband to hold
the babe while she prepared the food The
child becoming frctful, tacso two men, ths
father and grandfather, made Cicnds by al
cohol, chopped its head off with an axe.
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BENToNTANA.--Just oGtcr the L, s SEN
ate had elected Il public printer, mcmhcr of
the House met Mr., Benton in the broad isle
Of the House Of Representatives. " is it Il
fact, said Mr., \. to Mr. j. " that Beverly
Tucker is elected Printcf Of the senate -
4" Yes sir, yes sir" fcllicd the Missourian.
" 1t is not only fact, but slGN
Senator Gwin, Of California, has written a
letter demolishing Old Bulliqns route for the
Pacific Road
a gentleman elid to him - Colonel, there
are some who think Senator Gwin rather got
the best Of YOU" Colonel Benton rel lied !:
I'm cut Gwin to pieces, Sir. Yes Sir, III
cut him to pieces 10 pieces, Sir yes Sir
III cut him 10 picc'-, ~ir.
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No. 81 AN ACT in amendment oC chapter
eighty of the complied statutes, entitled,
..Qt the grand list

No. 81 AN ACT in amendment oC chapter
eighty of the compiled statutes, entitled,
"ot the grand list
II IS hcrebY enacted, &c.
SIC. |. The stock in every steamboat and
transportation company chartered by the leg
islturc of this State, owned by persons who
reside out of the State, shall b. set in the list
of the town in which the company is required
by its charter to hold its annual meeting for
the -lection of its officers Gr in ease no such
provision is made by it's charter. tIen in the
Town whore its principal Ollie for the trans
action Of business is kept; and all taxes raised
upon such stock of persons who reside out Of
the State, Shall be a lien upon such stock, and
any collector having II legal rIto-hiii ANA
wurrant for taxes on sue. stock, mag levy the
game upon such stock, in saustacti IN Of such
taxes.
Sc ,. It shall be the duty Of the clerk Of
every such company, in tho month Of March
in every year, to report IN writing to the town
clerk in such town in this STATE, whore tho
owner Of such stock resides. the uame Of such
stockholdnr and tn number Of shares by him
c~ucd and snal, a',J report the names Of
nil ,',rt',pl,cra residing ont Of the State, and
thc number of shIrr> owned rs each. II the
town cinr> 81 the town where such company
il required ~, IT, charter t. hold its annual
nlrctn. for the election gf officers. or in case
ro such lro,i-ion is made by its charter, then
/" the town clerk 81 the town where its priu-
eipal Office iJr tie transaction of business Is
kept.
SIC. >. e the clcrk OF any such company
.'r,iI rnrl"rt - make report to any town
el"rk. &, required by tho preceding section,
,a shall forfeit and pay sum not exceeding
B,n5rDl .,v