|
The LIBERTY tflt.fl-COVrP.VTSY, at their
Annual Meeting, on the 4th instant, ap-
pointed the following Oiiicers, to serve tor
one j»'ar, viz.
William Jessofi, Esq President.
Rev. Francis Beeston, VicePresident.
Basil S. Eider, Secretary.
George Wall, Treasurer.
Jacob Wall, Engine-Keeper.
John Lytth, Notice-Server.
Directors.
John Marsh,
Jesse Slingluff,
James Thompson,
Abraham Jtssop,
George Decker,
Edward,J. Ccle,
Jar rs Gillingham,
Sanrxl hyeth, senior,
VrrderickGrajie-oine,
William Jones.
Engineers.
Jacob \V\ll,
John hyeth
J. Lewis Wamplcr.
Engine Guard.
Thomas Mummcy,
D. h'ahnestock,
Cnorge Thornburgh,
Elie Hewitt,
John Whit clock,
Jacob Adams.
Removersof Property.
Joseph Hook,
Frederick Sum-wait,
Thomas Whelan,
Adam Duainead,
GeQrge Piters,
John Walsh.
Property-Guard.
"Benjamin Fcivler,
Henry Beckly,
George Reinieker,
William R. Smith.
Ladder-Men.
John Inglis,
William Streheck,
John Bausntan,
John irhHinnel,
Charles Avisse,
Jacob Stouffer.
Hook-Men.
Reynolds Knox,
Abraham Larcw,
Jacob Fonvbie,
David Harner, ^^
Henry Shamberg,
Benjamin Morsel.
Axe-Men.
Adam Alter,
Anthony Lata,
Rezin White. ,
Lane-Men. *
Littleton Ho/land,
Isaac M'Pkerson,
Daniel Hoffman,
John Roberts,
David V/helan,
Leonard Wheeler.
Hose-Men.
George Wail,
Samuel L\etk, junior,
B.S. Elder,
Henry Johnson,
Stephen Grove,
George Mori;.
¦Roy-Keepers.
John Marsh,
William Jessop,
Jacob Wall,
Benjamin Morsel.
Nett proceeds' of the Books per
Shepherdess,
April 27, 1807, paid Office of
Discount and Deposit, J
Books bought in America,
Rook Cases,
Discounts on Loans,
Duties on Rooks,
A bill remitted to London,
Librarian's Salary,
Commissions for collections,
Rent,
Sundry small expences,
Balance in Treasurer': hands,
133 34
s 2185 7
s 200
7 88
SOfl 24
20 26
149 600 600 97
43 150 84
25 78
18-1 10
s 2185 7
STATEMENT, No. II.
hlLRAHY COMPANY,
Dr
April 27, 1807, to Librarian's Sa-
lary, g
Balance for collecting,
Rent,
Balance in favor of the company,
150
63
150
2010
37
13
g 2362 50
on
April 27, 1S07, by Taxes
Transfers unpaid, H^^
Trunks unsold,
Arrears of contributions)
Contributions now due,
To be received from the under
writers oft the oooks lost,
Cash in hand,
s
Cr.
9
174
1676
318
182
g ?.3o2 50
COMMUNICATION.
At an annual meeting of the Baltimore
Library Company, held at the Library on
the 27th phiipo, the Directors made the
following REPORT :
The Directors of the Baltimore Library
Company, are sorry to report to their Con-
stituent:-, that the ship Shepherdess, from
London to Nwrfolk. o'u board of which were
the books ordered last spring) was cast
away c.uly in the winter. They would
have bt-en a valuable acquisition to the litera-
ry treasure already possessed by the compa-
ny : however, there is this alleviation of
*.he disappointment, that the books will pro-
bably be repurchased, and forwarded during
the course of the present year, without any
Material injury to the public stock, in con-
sequence of the property being insured, and
ef the generous activity of a respectable
gentleman of Norfolk, who there was pleas-
ed to attend to the interests of the Library
Company, En addition to an order fpr re-
purchasing the books lost, the directors now
tfi hi.- chosen, v.iil have it in their power to
in.-.ke out and Send tor a much larger num-
ber of works than in the last year; which
coining at the same time, will add very con-
siderably to the value and utility of the es-
tablishment, raised and cherished by the ex-
ertions of tha. stockholders, and managed
under their authority. The facilities afford-
to persons seeking improvement, by the re-
gulations for the government of the Libra-
ry, are such as tend to encourage pursuits of
literature, and to render accessible upon ea-
sy terms, the best models of elegant com-
position, and for perfecting the taste. It
must be gratifying to the proprietors, who,
¦when they subscribed to the institution,
•were actuated as well by public as private
considerations, to observe and hear, how
much the library is resorted to by persons Of
every description, desirous of useful and or-
namental learning. No institution of the
kind, unsupported by public munificence,
offers to them a readier accommodation ;
there is, therefore, reason t° expect} that
mimy, who to this time have postponed
taking an interest in the Library, will no
longer forego procuring this advantage to
themselves and their families, but will at a
trifling expense, avail themselves of so co-
pious a fund of useful, ornamental and en-
, tertainingliterature, acquired bylunited|exer-
tions, and every year increasing in value,
now much more rapid will this increase be,
when the number of proprietors being dou-
bled and trebled, many of the best ancient
and modern works, of different languages
and countries, will be collected in the Libra-
ry ? Tue Directors, now surrendering the
trust, with which they have been honored,
look forward with pleasure to that period,
when the antiquary, the historian, the as-
tronomer and geometrician, the poet and
Connoisseur of the fine arts, and in general,
the studious in all useful learning, will find
¦whatever may aid and enlighten them in
their various pursuits.
The company has been enlarged by the
addition of six new members, and the num-
ber of shares, which constitute its stock, is
four hundred and twenty.
The Directors are sorry to remark, that
too little attention is shewn by many of the
members,'to the payment of their annual
contributions, by which the trouble and ex-
pense of the institution are both increased.
Considering the penalty of owe cent per day
for delaying to pay, to be too heavy a fine,
they have conformably to their povvers, for
some years, forborn to exact it ; but they
are induced to think, that it will be necessa-
ry to execute the law fully, and without re-
spect to persons, if they wish to establish"
\ punctuality in the payment of the annual
contributions.
The tax upon transfers has been raised
to tivo dollars, in consequence of the opi-
nion of the directors, that it was a proper
and useful measure.
The rev. Mr. Inglis and Mr. David Harris
having retired last fall from the direction,
their places have been filled with Messrs.
John E. Howard and Charles Carroll, juti.
The annexed statements will give a con-
cise, bat correct view of the receipts and
expenditures of the last year, and the state
of the funds.
STATEMENT, No I.
April 28, 1806, cash in Treasur-
ers' hands,
April 27, 1807, received annual
contributions, ^^^™
New shares,
Fines,
'live of Books,
\ Catal p pes,
Taj on Transfers.
s,
By order of the Board,
J. CORTIOLL,
Prest. B. L. C.
April 27th, 1807.
The above re,/>ert having been read, the
company proceeded to ballot for-12 Directors
for the ensuing year, when the following
gentlemen were duly elected :
Ut.Ree.Dr. Carroll, Zeb. Hollingsworth,
Rev. Mr. Beestort,
Rev. Dr. Bend,
Messrs..his. M'Henry,
John E., Howard,
Mark Pringle,
Hobt. (1. Harper,
Dr. Jno\. Crawford,
J>r. Ashf. Alexander,
Robert Cihnor, jurir.
Charles Canoll, juur
St. Anctrew's Society*.
The Members of this Society •will flleasc
take notice, that on Thursday next a stated
Meeting will k held „t Heyden's, at half
post six o'clock in the evening.
Bv order, ANDREW BURT, Sec.
May.ii. dit
¦ Post-Office Baltimore,
May 9th, 1807.
THE public, are informed that the Summer
establishment of tfife mails, upon the. m:un line,
will commence at this office on Monday the
11th instant.
EASTERN MAIL
Will close every day (Sunday excepted) at
12 o'clock noon ; and. on Sunday at 10 o'clock,
A. M.
Will arrive every day at 7 o'clock, A. M.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
Will close as far as Petersburg ..id Norfolk,
[Vir.] every day at 7 o'clock A'. M.—Wili
arrive every day at 9 o'clock, A- M.
Mails for North-Carolina, South Carolina
and Georgia, willclose. every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Friday, at 7 o'clock, A. M.
Will avriv* evsry Tu-..sday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 9 o'c ock, A. M.>
Carlisle Mail, will close every Wedrieday,
at 5 o'clock P. M.
Will arrive everv Monday 7 o'clock P. M.
CHARLES BURRALL, Post.M?sur.
Baltimore ..The at re.
Second night o, VAL T. X riNK and 0R30N.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 1.5,
Will be presented, a celebrate.I Tragedy, in five
acts, called
JANE SHORE.
To which will be added a Superb MoltoDramc,
acts, ^L
C«l.L!it)
Valentine arid Orson.
May 14.________________ __j_______
Sate by Auction,
By Cole and I. Bonsai, Ancfts,
Tnis Phejent Event\-g. Thursday,
The 14>t/i May, will be offrieti for sale at our
Auction Sliom, 17'ti, Market-street, net)
pittite the Union Bank of Maryland, a choice
collection of
Second-Hand Books,
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock.
May 14
Rolling and Silting Mill.
The. subscribers' are dow ready to execute
orders for Hoop Iron and Nail Hods ot all
dimensions, in the neatest manner and at very
sllort notice.
ANDREW & THOMAS ELLICOTT.
may 14. eo
To Rem,
TWO STABLES in Rogers'-alley, back of
the late Franklin-Hotel ' Inquire of Henry
Peck, No. 149, Market street.
N, B. They wilt accommodate 21 Horses.
may 15. eo
At a board of directors held -jvste.d iv,
the following Officers were elected, to serve
one year, viz. <•
Rt. Rev. Bishop Cg*j-'h*civ'ary.
Mr. Marfc P/nrtgUy Treasurer.
May 14th, Igor.
On Friday la J v)e announced in the Federal
Gatzette, the conquest of Monte Viedo.—
The following particulars, are from a Bar-
bados paper of April 11.
'• The following particulars of this event
will be found highly gratifying, being given
with an accuracy which does not a
doubt, and upon which further proof of the
valor, discipoue and enterprise of the Bri-
tish arms, we pay a most willing testimony.
The account is recei.ed from the American
brig Troy, John Hazard, 44 days from Rio
md to New-Orleans ; spoke by
his majesty's ship Jason, arrived here this
morning from a cruize, and communicated
to us from the first authority.
Gftneral Achmuty, with a reinforcement
of 4 or 5000 men, about the 7th January
last, arrived at Maldonada, and after having
embarked all our troops then there, proceed-
ed up the river towards Monteviedo, landed
at Point Cartas (about three; miles from the
town) the i!)th, and immediately attacked
and routefi a body of Spaniards collected to
prevent their landing, taking from them a
21-pounder. The English then marched
and took post at the watering place, about
a mile from the town. On the °9d, the
Spaniards came oof of Monteviedo with
5000 men to attack them. The linghsh im-
mediately decamped, and formed an appa-
rent retreat, till they got three miles from
the town, when they haiter1 ; the Spaniards
(who supposed them iiyi; g) pursued in a
most furious manner, htrafcaiug, &c. During
this retreat, a party of 300 cav dry, with
some infantry, were landed between the
enemy and the town, from our ships.. On
being attacked the enemy made a very faint
resistance, and retired in the greatest cou-
fusion, only 3400 Spaniards getting back to
the town. The viceroy, with iOO men,
escaped into the country. Our troops then
proceeded to invest the town ; and on the
2d February, having made a feint at the Har-
bor (or North) Gates, which drew the ene-
my's attention to that part—the English
army entered by the Sea Gates, which they
forced, and after greit carnage took posses-
sion of the town.
When the Troy left Rio Grande, the Eng-
lish were preparing to proceed for Buenos
Ayres.
General Beresfcrd was still a prisoner a-
bout ten leagues from Buenos Ayres, and
the English prisoners (said to be
p»rse
Sale by Auction.
TO-MORROW MORN IN G,
The 15th instant, at 12 o'bloQb, at our aucti'",
roo'n, head of Frederick street doe/;, will be
The CARGO of the Ship Spartan, just ar
rived from f prliai'T, consisting of About
4,000 bushels SALT.
VAN WYCK & DORSET, Auct'rs.
may 14.
Sale by Auction.
ON FRIDAY,
The 15th inst. at 4 o'clock, will be sold on the
Prevuses,
That valuable lot of Ground, situated at the
N. W. Intersection or Ann and Fleet-streets,
FellVPoint, being 80 feet fronton Ann-street
and 30 feet on Fleet-street, subject to a ground
Rent of Only 1 dollars per Annum. Terms
will be made known attbc time of sale.
R. LEMMON is* CO. Auct'rs
May 13. ________________
Sale by Auction.
On SATURDAY,
The 15th instant at 12 o'clock, trill be .old at
the Itrwer end of Smith's wharf,
-JZJ*\ The Brig'
^^^^W C H A N C E,
Burthen 100 tons, sbout 3 1-2
• — .. . year* old, with all her mate-
rial* airreeacHy to an invenloi-y which may be
seen at the rendiie office, or on application
to the captain on board the said brig, and
the term* < f payment will be made known at
tbe time of sale.
¦ THOMAS CHASE, Auct'r.
may 14.
To Let,
A two-story Fvume HOUSE in Waggon-
sUey, westof Howard street, with 8 rooms,
a kitchen and three cellars. For terms in-
quire of the. subscriber at No. 75, in Pratt-
street. SAMUEL JOHNSTON.
may X4. _ _______________ d
Codfish and Mackerel,
Just received per schooner Susan and Wil-
liam, captain Luce, from Boston.
100 boxes fine white Codfish, in good ship-
ing order, and
12 quarter barrels Mackerel, put up for
family use.—Apply to
ISAIAH MANKIN,
6J, Sraith's-wharf.
May 14._________________d',t
^ Just Received
Fer schooner Regulator, captain Perry,
223 barrels of Tar, in excellent shipping
order,
40 barrels of Prime Shad. Which will
be sold low by
BALDERSTQN & CORNTHWAIT,
No. 51, County wharf.
5th mo. j4th.____________________ll4t_
,Payson and Smith
Have just received by the brig Federal George, iS?
schr. S-isan (J? William, frmn, Boston, and
for sale,
28 quarter casks.Malaga Wine, entitled to
drawback,
450 bids. Boston No. 1 and 2 Beef (fit for
ship stores)
45 tons l'laister Paris,
133 half boxes No; 2
On hand,
Imperial, Hyson, Young (Tyson, Hyson P'l'n,
P.nlra, Souchong and 1.
quality , *rid
Gio ; N;e.
prime Pork ; Spi
Soap j So. t and 2 brvyrn do,,
.
New-Kngland Rum , Russia St Ravens 1 luck ,
rljsh Scaie Beams; .: cases iia.n'¦ fine
Hals,
M:iy 14- , eo4t
John Kipp,
No. 16, Cbcapsido,
Has imported in the ship Globe, from London,
POSITIVI'LY
The last Day of Gfacft,
la conaVcmi ace df' the uopara of
rlie wboelsOfSc. Pad's Parish I.otu-'-y^vliich
at present amounts to nearly Tjrgjkarisar.d Dol-
lars, the price of* Tickets wtft, arrreeaMy to
former notice, be advanced to Seoern Jjcllnrs,
at the opening of the '.vheeSs to morrow, when ,
the first drawn number is entitled to rvnremi -
urn of 7'ujo Hundred Dollars, beiiur \m fivst
drawn after 6000 tickets. Until that time,
tickets may be had at six dollars. Adventur-
ers biveig drawn prizes, mav also renew tliem
for tickets warranted undrawn. Apply to ci-
thcrof tbc subscribers.
POLE k I. BONSAL,
174 1-2 Market-streeV
SAMUEL VINCENT,
44 N. CaV'ftreet.
G.DOB3IN EcMURPHY,
Near the Centre Market.
May 14. d
Sheriff's Sales,
Bv virtue of a writ of Venditioni Exponas,
from Baltimore caimty court to me direct-
ed will be exposed at public sole on Friday,
tbe JIM instant, at 10 o'clock, A- M. at the
dwellnighoLSe of Mr. John Fitztvutrh, situ-
ate on Pratt-Bt.rejst Extended, near Grunby-
street, for cash, the following property to-
wit.
One Negro boy about 18 or 19 years old, ii,
valuable house servant j a Carriage arid two
Horses, with a variety of Household Fornix
Un-p, late the property of the aforesaid John
Fitzhugh, taken at suit of William Mf-chen.
Also by virtrje of a writ of Fieri Faciaa will
be sold at the dwelling bouse of Do minus
Fr ' -'^^^^^^^^E-...--*•—-
F
Prussian Bluea No. 1
and No. 2
Fine tings' Yellow
Terra de Scinna
Flake White
Duck Pink
Letharge, fine and
coarse
Best given Copperas
Rest ground red Wood
taint Brushes, of all
sizes
s$
about 800
Sale by Auction.
On WEDNESDAY,
The Sflth instant in the afternoon, immedi-
ately after the sale of the country sent be-
longing to Mania EJeliclbefger, will be
sold on tho premises,
A. Lot of Ground, containing 6 1-4 acres,
situated on the York Turnpike Road, about
cue, and a half miles from the city of Balti-
nvire, and adjoining tbe property formerly
be!\rigmg to General John Swan.
'Hie terms will be made known at the.timc
of sa'-, and the property sold all together, or
in hiij as nay suit the purchasers.
VAN WYCK & UORSEY, Auct'rs.
For Freight or Charter,
T' any Port in the Wttt Inctes,
The Schooner
FAVORITE,
. _____^jn Matthen Pot'er, Master,
<=? "iJurtben 600 barrels, now in
complete order to receive a cargo. Apply to
English prisoners (said to be abo . ^ ^^ G1) board i(. ri.ite.s wlia;f FeU>s
!cipr5 of their original ^number) are a„- f^%
sed about the country." n.iy U. d4tf. _
POUT OF BALTIMORE.
Entered,
Ship Baltimore, Long,
Brig Federal George, Field,
Sch'r Nimble, Mui'deck,
Lamilla, Lighibourn,
Cleared,
Ship Stapleton, .Blackweil,
Six-Sisters, Witgman,
Sch'r Amazon, Phillips,
Serampour
Boston
Vera Cruz
Barbados
Lisbon
Bristol
Barbados
»ty. 14. d4t.t___
For Sale, Freight, or Charter,
^^^^^^^^B The copperel Ship
^ H>o.HMO\D,
by M;NE AL V. NlilLSONS.
SfSA- ..Way .14. dSt
Wanted^ to Cha
A VESSEL
g 10 19
1634 64
185
67 72
88 68
2i2 50
20
32 «
te
ol ah,
it 700
eston,
? ap'piyto ^^^^^
€ THOMAS PA RICE
From the Merchants' Coffee-House Books.
May 13.
Arrived, brig Venus, Prior, from Marti-
nique, and 22 days from Dominique— sugar
and coffee—John M'lntire. The day after
leaving Martinique, was taken by the priva.
teer schr. Rose and Matilda, captain Jen-
nings, carried into Dominique, where she
was detained 11 days* liberated by paying
413 dollars. Left there, ship Meteor, Pitch,
of Boston, and brig Caroline, Brown, of
Philadelphia, detained. May 8, 1st. 3o,
long. 73, spoke brig Jane, Lynch, bound to
New-York.
Also, schr. Favorite, Cbasf, 16 days from
Havana—sugars—H. and G. Gassaway.
¦^nawiiiniiim i—l iimii ijw.iiii >¦ ini—"i— - ii -Mr TOTini" mrr-iTna
¥ or Sale,
°:50 pieces Russia Sheeting, entitle,! to
d.ebentuL-e, by
AMOS A- WILLI \MS...
m;i; li, &v\
March 14.
69,
d«V
•I^or Boston,
The Schooner
STJSAN U WILLIAM,
Captain M. A. Luce ;
Tbe principal pnrtof tier car-
ro being engaged,' slui will sail in four day.
For freitlrWr pa-sue''" aj'P'y to
lor" " tiUfFUM & GOODHUE,
No. 84, liowhy'.s whatf;
Who have Received per wd-sfhoance,
100half boxes Brown SO AP.
Mav 14 ., ¦ -------------':.::-
For Boston,
•"•p. The Schooner LUCY,
4J$>T&\ Seta Allen, master;
¥f v^illtakefreightpn moderate
St, A- C. 5CHKKEMA«>f-
4anoa> Lumber-Yard, •',.
: nvy 1 i.
White Lead, dry
Do. do. ground in oil
Spanish Whiting
Do. brown of the best
Fine Rose Pink
Best Turkey Umber
Do. red Chalk
Do. Sione Ochre.
Do. Powdered Black
Lead
Do. Patent Green
Do. Naples Yellow ^^^^^_
Gold Leaf, pale and Saih Tools, do.
deep Fitchs, do.
Silver do. Camel Hair Pencils,
Strewing Smalt do.
Best vermiilian Gilders' Tips,
Glaziers' Diamonds.
Also en Hand,
All kinds of Paints, dry and ground in oil, &
120 casks Whale Gil, in shipping order,
'10 do. best Spermaceti Oil, do.
4M do. Linseed, do.
6u bbls. Tanners' do.
SO!) boxes Window Glass of all sizes,
2000 wt. dry Verdigrise,
500 v.t Spelter,
2000 wt. of best Glue, &c. kc
All of which he will sell on reasonable terms
for cash or on accommodating credits.
May li._________'___________eol2t
Notice.
At a Meeting al assembly ol Maryland, ._. r-......._......-
f'b'.isb a lottery or lotteries, to aid the said
U! tor the purposes and uses before men-
uon F. BiiESTON, Sec'ry
5ft*.
thmthSt
^or Sale or Rent,
_ - * TSE at present occupied bv Isaac
Webster,, rt -1,-,. *i '. ___•, .. ,
next adjerr
No 1, King George-street, and
M'Fadon. i
to that
iccumad by Mr. Jcl
'terms apply to
WALTER ROE,
46, South.sti'eet.
¦Wk. HOUSE iFCS uMT-.r,
T , , ,',,' W Callert-stSeet, lately
occupied b> Mrs. L\ ,.
., ¦ ^.,fKr.th tl\t as 4 boari
Possession ot ootn mar .
i- . i , a r,.,iv Ve houses can be hud
immediately. Appl) *L
U- doteoSt
broken; maker's name Wood, Liverpool, No
188:. Watch-makers and others are,- q
edtostop it shouldit bepjB'ered ffoi sal<
above reward will be paid loan) per
will leave it with Mr. P< tcr Lil 1> .
ker, corner of Calvert and. Marke
may 14._______________^_
For Snl
And worthy of ftttfntion,
fT^HR Subscriber being ire, ,-.<
X. and desirous of withdrawing; f; ¦ .-
ess, now offers for sale the folio e • ;ir,4^
BLli. PROPERTY, occupied bj i :n,,
in the centre of Chestertermn, Kent cou.
state of Man land, viz.
That valuable LOT OF GROUND, i
corner of High and Princess-street, 198 t..>
on the former, and 148} feet on tbe lal i r, ott
which a»re errected the following buildings :
A tvro.story frame House, tioworciiiii' d as'
a store, 50 feet on High-street, and 24 feet
on Princess street, weather-boarded with yel-
low poplar, dry cellar under the whole, and an
excellent garret with ten .dormant windows.
A two-story Granary or Warehouse, 75 feet
by 32 feet—an extensive garret with six dor-
mant windows
A two.story brick House, 46 feet by 32
feet, with a large airy passage in the centre,
well-fmisbed, Si a dry ci.liar under the whole—
ig which is a two-story frame Kitchen,
36 feet by IS feet, with a room for a house-
keeper or nursery below, and bed-chambers
above.
A Stable wdth nine stalls for horses and'
cows, a Carriage-House, Smoke House, Hen-
House, &C.&C. and an excellant Card, n, with
a pump therein.
Also, a two-acre Lot. of Ground, now in
timothy. •
The above iroprsvements are faithfully built
and in good repair ; and this-very valuable pro-
perly is worthy of attention, and will be sold
on moderate terms. Any p.. rson, desirous of
purchasing, may apply to WILLIAM BA-
KER or ISAAC'BURNESTON, Baltimore ;
JOHN KENARD or LAMBERT W.
SPENCER* Easton; or to the subscriber, on
the premises.
WILLIAM BURNESTON.
NOTICE.
ALL person! indebted to PHILIP F. BA-
SIN & CO. are earnestly requested to pay
tiieir respective accounts, or close the same
by bond or note, before the first day of J anuary
next. Those whose accounts may be standing
open at that date, may expect them to b«s
placed in the hands of an attorney.
PHILIP F. RASIN 8c CO.
August 20-____________________e£W
Election Notice.
MECHANICS' BANK OP 3ALTIIVjORK,
Grille 20, 1307.
THE Stockholders will take nntica, that
agreeably to the charter of the said bank, ant
election will be held at the banking house, in
Cake't-street, cm Monday, the first day of."
June next, between the hours of 9 o'clock, a«
m. and .T, r. w. hvf/leii: Directors, to conduct
the alfairs of the said bank for the etisuing
twelve months, nine of which fifteen directors
shall be practical mechanics or manufatturerfi
within the description contained in the follow-
ing bye-law, as established by lbe. bi
directors: " Na person shall be considered:¦*
eorepig within description of .a. practica
cbanic or-manufacturer, unless be iiath learn-
ed and actually wrought at some mechanical
or manufacturing trade for the term ol three
years at least, and for twelve months next, pre-
ceding h.s election hath been errryiv.gop 3ome
rnecbayical or, manufacturing branch of busi-
iies», either in bis own person or with, his own
funds, or py workmen or apprentices by hfoi
hired or einpioied." Bycrdci of ihe Board,
D. A.'SMI I II
N. B. Tbe Boi fer of Stock
will be clo jji iie'ls-l day ol '¦*¦¦ e,, ant! re.
main so (iuii.ij ii:... i;;. ';.. (*. ^0-; d
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