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Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

The FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. 1t is now ab
solutely certain that the fifteenth Amepdman,
TO the Constitution will be ratified by the ne
cessary number Of Statcs-three four,hs-and
that 1t will shortly become one Of the funda-
mental laws of the land Last week no less
than SIX States gave their assent through their
legislatures, viz; Kansas, Rhode Island. Ohio
Iowa, Minnesota and Mississippi. There are
thlrty-seven States; twenty-eight are needed
to ratlfy twenty-seven have already done SO,
as follows:
Alabama, Arkansas, Conr ccticut Florida,
Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana. Maine
Massachusetts, Michigan Minnesota. Mis,is-
sIppl Missouri Nevada, New Hampshire, New
York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Vermont. Virginia.
West Virginia, Wisconsin, Ohio, Iowa.
1t therefore takes only one more, allowing
the re'o1. act If the NV York legislature
to DC .,-;a!. There are three more that are
certain to ratify, viz Georgia, Texas, and
Nrh''.- which will soon follow in rati-
therefore make TO difference
whether New Iork IS counted or not. SO far "a
@'Fo''" oi t'i' AHielIIDeDC IS concerned.
1t VIII be remembered that that State ra,;isd
the Amendment last winter, but the present
Legislature, being Democratic, rescinded the
notion Of its predecessor: The question IA
whether, after a State has once ratified the
Amendment, it can thus rescind. Inasmuch
however, as this action on the part of New
York will not effect the matter In any way. her
action may not he called in question.
1t may be well to give the Amendment. to
refresh the minds Of our readers, though we
have given it several times 1t reads thus:
The right of citizens of the United States to
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States, OF by any State, on account of
race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
We believe the passage of the Amendment
will remove from American politics all issues
respecting the colored race. 1t gives them all
Il is within our power to bestow the same
means Of taking care of their interests that we
ourselves possess. AS to the working out of
the system, the several amendments give Con-
gress full power. and the Supreme Court may
at any time be safely appealed to in any case
where che laws of State are inimical to these
newly acquired rights. Such bills are already
pending in Congress We say, therefore. that
we are about to Terminate finally and forever
that mighty contest about the condition Of an
Oppressed race that caused the rebellion
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

THE WEATTER.-This is theme for the
newspapers all over the country. Such mild
ness battles the weathpr-wi>e people, and they
are boreing the oldest inhabitant" almost
to death to know if the like was ever seen be
fore. In this locality everything betokens
Spring. The farmers have commenced plow
ing, some Of them; the blue birds are singing.
the frogs are craking, the hyacinths are COM
ing up and even karp, yellow perch-have
made they appearance.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

FRED DOUGLAss.-On Friday evening last
Frederick Douglas, the we'll known negro ora.
tor, OF Rochester, n Y, lectrred in Whining
ton TO mixed and large audience on Our
Composite Nationality" He referred to the
many different elements or races in our nation
a! chhrracterm.-whites, negroes, Chinese, In
dams, &c. The papers speak Of it in the usual
clmmendatory manner. The Commercial saws :
Mr. Douglasss was born, as many of our read
ers know, slave, near Hillshorough, on the
Eastern Shore, and he proposes to revisit. at
some some not distant time, the scenes of his earli-
er life, especially to look at the old iail in Eas.
ton, where he was once placed, as a Slave. sub
ject to his masters recovery He escaned
thirtv-two years ago, but he declines. even vet
to give the particulars of the means by which
he accomplished it.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

=, MAsoNTc.-The annual conyocation Of the
Grand Chapter of Il. A. Masotis of Delaware,
was held at Dover, on Wednesday last It Is
SAID the order was never in a more fiourishinp
Eopu,tom 0amn% IN this S state The following gentle
named po''''o"S
>, d; c. Goodwin, Grand High Priest; PbiIlir
noldin, Dep. G.: II. Pliest; Geo. w. stone
Grand King; Jacob Moore, Grand Scribe :
Stllhaan a. Hodgeman, Grand Treasurer: Dr.
Mm. r Goodwin, Grand Secretary Rev. JAS.
H.. Lghtbourne,. Grand Chaplain. The High
Prlest made the following appointments VIM.
>. Moore, G. c. Of the JIost; Paynter Frame,
&. 7. Sojourner; Hon. John A. Nicholson, g.
X. X. A: Captain Samuel w. Hollingsworth, @.
V. Robert W. BRINE, q. NJ. Of 3D. v; " Ben. M
jamin +. Butler, Ql?) q. Sentinel %
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

FRINGE ARTHUR-His Trip from Ne7o York
to W0sh'ngtom-N0t to VSn PhIadeLphia-
FRINGE Arthur, the seventh child and third son
OF queen Victoria, accompanied by Colonel
ElphInstone, Lieutenants Packard and Fitzrov
MI Thornton, British Minister, Mr.. French
his private secretary, left New York on Satur
day morning, in one of the handsome comDart.
ment cars connected with the through Wash
lngIon lhe' which had been fitted up for the
exclusive use of the Prince and his suite. The
frlnce occupied one Of the compartments of
the car, and sat near the window; So that ali
could see him. There Was no particular cheer
ing, nor did the Prince pay any particular at
tentlOn to what was going on outside. On the
arrival OF the train at West Phlade!phia. Mr.
hartnght, British Consul at PHILADELPHIA. ex
tended an invitation to the Prince to make
Philadelphia a visit, and at the same time
placed his house at his disposal.
After leaving the depot, the Prince Cover
nor informed the newspaper reporters that the
party expected to remain in Washington until
Tuesday, that they then would return to New
York. The car in which the party rode seemed
to be very well provided with provision for
luncheon, and after the train left Wilmington,
sharpened appetltes We're appeased- the Prince
proving himself perfect adept at this kind of
refreshment -
lhe Prnce bears strong resemblance to his
brother, who visited this country about ten
years ago: He is rather slight with fair com.
pIeXlon, hight brown hair, and side whisker>,
evidently the first growth. There is nothing in
his dress or appearance that would attract p,r
tlcuar attention. The entire party express
themselves much pleased with what they have
seen since their arrival in the United States,
and regret that the visit must necessarily he a
short one
Prince Arthur paid a formal visit to the
President at noon Monday, accompanied bv
Minister Thornton and three officers of the
British army, who constitute the Prince $ suite
IN me pa party were received by Secretary Fish.
Mr.. Fish Introducing the Prince to the Presi,
dent, who afterwards introduced his Royal
Hlghness to Mrs Grant. The visitors remain
ed only twenty minutes but during this short
time many pleasant words were interchanred
especially between the Prince and Mrs. Grant
his Hig hness having the grace to hold his hat
In his hand while conversing with the wife of
our Chief Magistrate
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

HORSE THtEF.-The stable of Mr.. J. G..
Abbott, OF Camden, was entered on Wednes-
day morning and his horse ,akcn away, the
thief carefully re-locking the door. Mr. All.
bOtt tracked the horse as far as D,ver On
"Wednesday afternoon, the thief, who is known
as Phil. Loat, in company with a man to
whom he was trying to sell the horse. drove in
to Dover but upon being accosted by an ac-
quaintance with why, Phil. you have got a
new horse, made excuse to his companion
that he wished to see relative down town,
abandoned the animal and vehicle and made
tracks. -DeLIDaredn. "N0
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
TO CONSUMPTIYES

The advertiser having been Restored 10 health il ,tw,
by very simple Remedy. having suG.raj ,""'''
with severe lung affection. and that drrai year
TOMS anxious to make known his iril"v
Of "'''ei 'ue hi'dAs
70 AL who desire H. he will send COPY Of the
used Gree OF ch"rSrl with the directions lor
using the same which they viii find a SURE CrRF t,,n
StNlil"S ASTHMA BROS CHTls etc The ohicct Vi ,ir
spread Information which r,,ncrIvrs To - AL
he hopes every sufferer will remedy a. II Mi @ a-.
nothing. and may prove bless, " WA '-e-
Parties wishing the pr.scriptuI. y /! please sd,-ss,
mayl9-iy Wilamshnry K ing. c,-,!. a. " "iL>,,N'
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

kE!LIGToUS.-The extra religious services in
the NJ. Il. Church in this town will be held
Over forty persons have been converted At
protracted meeting at Newark, Rev. j. France
pastor. '''''O''
The protracted meetings are still poino on ~
Milford in both the Methodist and Presbs,o Wn az
ran1 church Also in Milford Neck where
such a religious excitement has been manifest
-, The protracted meeting is still going on at
the Dover Baptist church, and one has com.
mencod in the Methodist Church.
a Protestant Episcopal Chapel is soon to be
Rev Mr. Beale, PRESBYTERIAN, of St. Geor.
ges' mad surprise visit from his congregation
last week and large supply was put into his
pantry. '''' "i'
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

SENATOR SALISBURY ON THE DEMOCRACY,
Last week Senator salisbury made fam
ing speech in the i. s. Senate in favor of the
Democratic party. tIe was fully convinced in
his own mind that We will come to destruction
II 1t Is kept from the control Of power and the
spoils of Office much longer. That party. he
said, held the reins Of government for sixty
years, during which time everything was love
ly. There was no trouble then and not a sim
gle rebellion during all that time. All was
happiness and felicity and mot wave of
troucle rolled across our peaceful breasts ~
We lived in a kind of earthly paradise.
which was next thing to the millennium. and it
was all owing 10 the Democratic party "No
mans house was invaded" said Mr.. s. tex
cept under legal authority, during the whole
sixty years that the Democratic Party admins
tered the Government not one public press
was suppressed. The New York T;iL,u,o
says it mortally hates to disturb such serene
reflections, but still it wants to know whether
Mr.. salisbury ever heard Of one Loyeiov. and
how his press was tumbled into the river and
Its owner killed? Whether ne ever heard of
he rifing ofthe United States mail bags. with
the implied sanction, at least, of the Post OHice
department? Whether he ever heard of the
imprisonment of colored seamen from the
North in Southern ports, for no oiTense except
that of the color? Whether he ever heard of
men being lynched and all that for their opin-
ions. 1t thinks it bad to break up such happy
reflections but when a man $ memory is bal il
ought TO be logged
We suppose it was after reading this speech
of the Senator that the editorials in the last
De,a'0oFeaa were written. 1t Is fully convinced
that the negroes do the thieying among us and
that the Radicals make them DO it.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
Let Common Sense Dcri.,

" nav = tue rati"nr mode Of procedure in ,..
=, .''' a"l nervous piOsl ratiuD' naa, M, .... ''
lu1ie"us stimulation is requrc,i Ty ,,., ''' ~
,ta,vt !" 'uch case Is aS absurd a, it ~uphi r =.
, ing nln' Yet 1t is done every ,isy ys ''r' .
- '"'ca practtc" -cnniinu- in TN. t.,,, "'' r4
' '''> ii'a' weakness with all the nrr,,,; '"'I
.I ma accompany It, Is more certain and ra,tlr ''
''' stomach Bitter- tlar hy any otl., ''' -
Au""h. 1t Is true that genera, faI,ty . 20 '""
-. 'p'u'N or irr"gnlarity of the b,Nd.. anil =, "
Du must not b. overlooked Bu' yyhf,. ,, '' '''
~ >'e matter 0i the system Is yc..,,sd 49, "'fi"'f
~ 'a' BE RECRUITED. The Hit,.rs g., g. a. 2...:'
| "''''"' and antieili"us properties vi-l ''a.
- P'-'' Even while removing ,elr,.,.., '.-.Y
o'' 'ie' zone and invigorate t!1use cream ~ ''A Tie
i ",eh "a" great vegetable prolific ,c, VIE
II gives healthy and permanent iinprt, ''"o.y
D*St"n Is facilitated, the r,I,..,, '"'"~'"!
reSu'a'eu' tiie blood reinforced with p p, '''4AtL
~ "iy p''"cple' The NERVES brsrrl, elG All D, ' 'he
p""trS cf IN" system reused Into healthy ''aant
i"o"cSiiy NJ would be the il Il mere y,iI "' '2a'
mh'stereu' Dut or continuance ' "rFr al.
"Atraouin"ry changes are wrought IN I'M. . 'n' 'u.
l'eo,e enaciat'd and nervous inyaliIs bv ,, o' A~
rectlVe' alteratiVe and tonic. Let comrnon N
tween such preparation and prnstrat,, 4e''9t bee
m"rte1 by poisonous astrsugent like supple.
jan Sim N"lAe "I 4una
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

From current reports the coIored residents
above Cassons Cross Roads near Dover are
greatly alarmed at the tricks Of an invisible
evil spirit that appears to delight in the amuse.
ment Of smashing household furniture, such as
dishes, plates, stoves, &C., in broad day every
Tuesday. It is now the guest Of one John
Clark. Deldmdredn
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

The GOLD RING INVESTIGATION COMMIT.
TEE,-Gould and Fisk, Jr., were on Saturday
examined before the Congressional Gold Tnyes-
ttilgauon Committee, at Washington. and the
former; IN decided language, exonerated Presi
dent Grant and Secretary Boutwell, of all
know ledge of the great gold speculation. Fisk.
,.r' however, INDUCED in long statement.
from which It appears, if he speaks truly, that
Goroln led him to believe that Grant would
back up the ring. Between Fisk, Jr and
Corbin on the one side and Grant on the other
the country will not hesitate to believe the
Presidents assurance that he knew nothing of
the movements in Wall street.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
For SalS,

The late residence Of John c. Bryan, cOnianimS
Rooms Hall, and Cellar Also FIrst'elass Ia ct
pair Of Mahogany Dining Tables. DiomU"' Dioa ge.
Glass Halt Lamp, also Hair Sofa, beds anS a.ns0Es
sieads, Mattresses some Copper and CafpeIhsS
Tools, a Saddle aud BfIdle. and hitching horse cH
E. BRYAN.
Main street, below Frazer"
Smyrna, Del, Jan. 26. lb70.-u
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

TRIED TO MARRY HIS STEpMoTupp --So,na
one OF our State exchanges has origine ted the
following item, which is going the rounds !:
A young man returning from the army to
Sussex county found that his deceased father
had lett d. good looking young widow. After
living at home for some time he fell in love
with her, and the feeling being reciprocal they
concluded to get married. The community
was Mortified, and a number of the young
mans friends demonstrated with him so strong
ly that he finally abandoned his intention"
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

A big wedding took place among the colored
people at Laurel last week. The bride was
named Marsh She was very popular among
the white people, 1t seems, and at the request
OF some Of them she was married in church
(colOred peoples, } in the evening. A protract-
ed meeting was going on at the white peoples
church at the time, but nearly all the congre-
CATION left 10 attend the wedding, andbroke up
the meeting. The happy couple (the groom
was from Salisbury started on wedding tour
the next day.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

fHE TIMES Is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JosEPH H. HofFScKER Editor and Proprietor at Smyrun
Delaware.
RMS-SUPscF;PrInS-on yesr 5000 IN advance or IA Il,
not paid till the end Of the year. No paper discontpud
HarrearS are paid only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will tx inserted the rate Of Seen Gents
@nne e hrst lntor subsequent insertions Three and
Ahad cents liberal discount Ade 10 quarter semi an
hual and ycsry advertisers
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
TOWER HALL.
NEW STYLES FAIL and WINTER
CLOTHING.

Our stock is unnsuAy 'ull and complete comprising
enreT new and desirable Sfvs o goods manufactures 't
MkN ;: hot FiiS and BOYS READY MADE GARAKAIS
of All kinds stvip.. end Siz,.s
We have tn" most sylish goods, the latest h..oa
~ wen as palmer and moderate SUITED
and better in
STYLE. FITand WuREs6NSHIF.
than any oher stack ot read made C'o.nus 10 Pha ina
Also choice selection nj
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE,
@hcn will be made order in ami Fest Mariner,
Hr those who pree. All Prices Guaranteed LON ER he
Lowest Elsewhere and III SatSfaC Guaranteed ar-
IN all cases or the sac cancelled AMI MrVEY RErrrp.
E-1- Samples Ot material In mail Whtu drN~. ci
garments either ready made made to order.
Halfway between BtvSp-- n Go.
FIFTH AND TnWyEITiII
PHILADELPHIA,
AND GOO BROADWAY. NEw YoR6.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

The Congressional Temperance Society held
meeting in Washington last week. Senator
Wilson read recommendation thar temperance
meetings. be held throughout the United States
on February 22d, for the organization of Union
temperance societies, based upon the pledge Of
total abstinence. Senators Pomerov and Wi.
ley, Vice President Colfax, and several Con.
gressmen addressed the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
OBITUARY.
UBITI AK.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. TO- KNIGHTS or P'rH'AS


CENTRAL LoDGE. No TO- KNIGHTS or P'fH'AS.
Dover. Del January fith. '@
whereas: All wise and Heavenly Father nal SsSs
magnitude Oi His lowers. aud unerrug wisdom e'M H. Viii
Que OF our members bow in humble submission 20 r
ana acknowledge his goodness and even n Si
AND whereas. SATURDAY., the S2d day Of Jsnua Rnrr
after an illness OF several weeks the OF our noib
C. Charles r. Wetherby, closed in death We sar bSi
lns more appropriate than TO he was man o
anu warm heart he knew nauEht but his dnIy meet
the courage to discharge il. And. SHAH never m
our brother Z. e.. Charles p. Mrthtrby, IN our bf,
never again hear his OF counsel OF Is
ana beneyOence desire tu record our Tbsrre
worth as man citizen and Knight Of Phl tha oar
hkS9LNED, That by the death OF our depaiu IT, family
Lodge and the Order have lost worthy menph h community
KIND and aheetiOnale husband and father, ana tnt
IN which he lived hOnOrb and esteemed b the
Resolved That this Lodge sincerely Sympalhr H. and We
oereaved family Of brother in their SAD up
can only commend them Him. whose g"ir d ta,ner
he broken heart, who husband 20 the ~u9" S Whre
70 the tatheress with the ths there and dah
the good aud virtuOus will meet again. where SO''O
can never enter. Il, r,on,hars
RESOLVED, That this Lodge be dra1ed and .n ne ~ his
wear badge OF mourning for Tim ~ ma All also, to
resolution be the family the dreeaqG
the "DelawRrean and smyrna Times Tor puo'''
Signed Nh HUTCHINS' Committee
D. A. DEWES;n O'"
IL J. ENRIGHT
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
ErrOrN Of YnuIh.

gentle man vino suffered y"ars .tun Nervous D.sr,
FInaure Decay and all the fleets Of youthful ind ,r.,
VII" hT me sake OF suffering humanity. send 70. NJ,
need IT, the Receipt and dIr"c'"T> naAjug the r -
by "hch he was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 DrsEt b ,b
deHce. JGHN n OCGrE ."
yl9-ly No C.nar Sfr..f e., =.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

PUBLIC DEBATE.-The citizens of Smyrna
are respectfully invited to attend and partici
pate 10 debate next Monday evening at School
house No. ;, at seven o clock =. NJ Subject,
g Should Chinese Immigration be Encourag.
ed?" VIM Il. KENNEDY. Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

The bill for the admission of Virginia has
passed both houses of Congress and is now in
the hands of the President. 1t will soon be
State in the Union again.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

~ DEAFNESS, BiIndness and CAFARRH treat
Ell with The utmost success. ny J. s&Acs, Nj g. abG
PfOessor OF Diseases of The Eye AMI Ear In the Nedl
cal College OF Pennsylvania. II years experience.
uornerly Of Leydon, Holland No 8l5 Ar,h Stree;
PhIia. Testimonials can De seen at his office The
medical faculty IRvited 30 accompany theF,s
tents as he tfaS Il" secrets a his pfaC1ee AHfrml
eyes inserted w''h"n' pain No charge lor ezamns
lion ieI-Iy
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

1t is stated from Washington that manv
Congressman favor an early adjournment Of
the session, believing that all necessary egisla.
ton can DC finished by the first of May.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

CoUGHs AND CoLDs.-During the changea,
BILE seasons of Fall and Winter, when cough,
and colds are so prevalent, no person should
be without some reliable preparation for their
cure, They should recolect that neglected
cough or cold frequently terminates in Con
sumption. Hqss0ns Compound Syrup of Tar
Is the best and most reliable article known for
the cure OF coughs, colds, hoarseness, chronic
catarrh, sore throat, asthma, and all diseases of
the throat and lungs. No person sbonId he
without it. Price SO cents. SnjJ NV ! W
Denny, Druggist, Smyrna, and at Drug stores
everywhere. RUSSELL 4 Lands,
uecl-3m PrCpretOrS Phila
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

A cOtemporary, seeing that every newspaper
copies from every other, is getting anxious to
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

John W. Flick has reduced the price of his
bread to cents per loaf.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

Mrs. jenkins keeps nice Homemade Mince
Meat, and good Cranberries, and all kinds OF
Groceries. Give her call.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

Gen. Spinner's autograph, which is on all
the greenbacks, is said to look like a Chinese
prescription for chis.
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
BOYS.

VIII 90 their children a great Injustice nv not
H. t IN YAK HAIL garments The boys like to 70 to 0sk
ho. mem good gives them idea business and
~, them wuat can be done by boy from the counfrv a.
hr manHmaker once But the great point is fbat t
Cothlng can be had there. at the lowest pric
e Dos 10 Oak Hall and both they and their parents
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26
DEATHS.

BRfAN-Departed this life into everlasting felicity on ''
January 1870, SMYRNA John Carter Bryan in his h yea
Ataithul loving husband; kind. actOaate father p
devoted ChristSn a soldier in the OF S'; an nOn''
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

Flick sells bread at cents per loaf.
Joh1 W. Flick has reduced the price of his
bread to cents per loaf
Smyrna times., 1870-01-26

we are offering for sale the following Rail-
Central r. r. of Iowa, at 95 and interest
Burlington, Cedar Rapids K
Minnesota Railroad, at q5
Kansas Pacific r. r. at g6
Lake Superior & Mississippi
Railroad at e6
We can recommend the above bonds as bo-
ing, in our judgment, first class Pamnblets
and particulars furnished on application. ,Jno,
McLear u Son, Bankers, No. 602 Market St
have just returned from the city with a
new Invoice of Cloths and Cas>imeres. and Won
Will be astonished at the reduction in prices
just received, the finest assortment of Cloths
ana Casslmeres in town, and at lowest prices
by the yard or made to order, by w. H Bags
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-02-02
wasAldalss. ea.a.t, ssrlcalturAI society,".

The meeting Of this Society, held in the Court
House on Saturday last, was very fully attended,,
and an increasing interest in the prosperity Of the
Society wasmanifesed altN
The following decisions were arrived vt
Firstly, That all stock entered for premiums ut
the Fair, must be entered I'm On before the dry
previous to the Fair This decision includes only
stock giving, Of course, articles intended for the
Floral Hall, longer time for entry.
Secondly, 1t was voted that all notices Of The
Society should he published only in those news
papers which would perform this service gratu-
itously el1 4HH ia Aa a-
Thirdly, II voted that all premiums award
cd at the Fair, should be payableat the close d
the Fair. and a bylaw 10 that effect was made.
At the afternoon session committee OF FIVE was
appointed TO look over the various localities and
consult with The owners Of the property, and rec
ommend to the Directors place for the perma-
nent location Of Fair Ground. Said report to
the Directors 10 be made by May first.
The following named gentlemen constitute said
committee George g. Chandler, Of Montpelier ,
b. Z, Andrews, of Berlin o. G. Wilder, Of
waitsfeld; John Gregory, Of Mortified, and
Smile Bancroft. Of Calais s.sls.i .u.. t.
The Secretary was authorized todistributo tick
cts to the Directors of the Society, TO be by them
disposed of to the citizens Of Retrospective towns
DESTROYS Of becoming members of the Society.
II was finally voted to adjourn until one week
from next TUESDAY, Cthesth Of Feb, y tothe Cont
House in this place, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to ha' c
T. 1. /