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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
LAST NOTICE.

Whereas a Commii1ion of
bankruptcy is awarded and ifrued forth a.
gainl tlifha Cullen Dick, of the town
of Alexandria, and he having. ~furrendered
himielf to the major part Of the commifi-
oners named In the faid eommifion. at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandria, on
the gift day of January lat, when and
where he underwent his fecond examina-
ton; he is therefore required again to at
tend at the faid tavern, on Friday the
10th day Of this p~refent month, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, to UNDERGO his
final examination, when and where the
creditors of the faid Elifha Cullen Dick.
either in his feparate capacity or as one of
the firm of James Meafe M'Rea and Com
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
forefaid are TO afent to or dinent from the
allowance ofhis certifcate-and to choofe
afignees.
ALI perfons indebted TO the faid bank
rupt, OF who may have any Of his effects.
are nor to pay or deliver the fame bur to
whom the Comminioners may appoint.
but to give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary 10 Me CemmlNau.
February 3. 4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
Naluable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eighty-eight acres
in the county Of Hampfhire, on. the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 40 from
WMchefter. This land is full Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with 80 to SO acres of bot;
tom, and rich high lands to each and in
the heart aofethe timber there is a fine feat
for a faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouland eight hundred and for
Ety-hve acres in the county of Ohio, on.
the waters Of Grave and Fifth Creeks,
near the river Ohio, and about SO miles.
below Pittfburg. Some of thefc lands are.
very good, with confderab le.guantities Of
rich bottom, and plenty Of excellent tim.
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
Of that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feyenty-fx and three
fourths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near its mouth, and within ! of a mile
Of the River Potomak. This land has
about 10 OF 80 acres of rich bottom.
notify in cultivation, with 274fne Sugar
Trees On it; from which / am informed,
there may be mades3ooolb. Of good fugar
annually. There are alto a feat for GRIT
and faw mills on it, equal,to any in that
neighborhood, and upon a never failing
aream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty oftimber, and part under Gull
tivation. This farm is well improved
with a good orchard, houfes and fencing,
and rented laf year for produce equal to
fxty pounds per ann. Mr.. Jofeph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, willihew it. I will
fell all, or any Of the above lands for cath
or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots of
land in the City.o Of Alexandria, or the
City Of Wilmington.
R. T. HOoE.
January 1s. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

Two hundred and forty acres
Of excellent FARMING LAND, lying
IN the county of Loudoun, about Id miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap. being part of Scotland Tract,
formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Mellon.
A HOUSE and LOT in
Leciburg, p%offeied by MIR. Dawfon, mer-
chant.
"A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, iituated, in Fairfax freet, Alexan-
dria, Ill the poGeGion Of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
"A LO in Dumfries, on
which are built = Rrong and commodious
brick dwelling houfe and a kitchen, fla
bic and granery--in the occupancy of Mr..
Fine Snock. This meiIuage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
perties, is we'll calculated for a perfon in
the grainor tobacco bufnefs. +
If the two irR mentioned properties are
mot pr~eviouily difpofed fly private bar
s;sgain, they will be expofed to public fale
at Mrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburg, on
I the 9th day OF March next, being the arn
day Of Loudoan county court.
For terms, application may be made to
MIR. Thomas Harfiion, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Camer0n.freet Alexandria.
February ?. mw&frf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

The fubtcriber will leafe or rent his COM
modious fre-proof
Bake and Dwelling Houfe,
On Town Point, whereke now lives, with
three Ovens. a good Store -houfe and Sta
bic for two horfes, with a we'll enclo(ed
Wood Yard, and every other convent
ence tor, carrying on the baking bufinefs
to advantage.
JAMES DICKINSON.
No,7aA, I'm. s.. dtz+(3o)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
The Members of the Alex

The Members of the Alex
andria Library Company will pleafe to
fake notice, that an Election will be held
at the Council Chamber on Monday the
10Th i%nftant, at 8 in the afternoon, for a
PRECEDENT and eleven Directors for the
Company for the enfuing year, agreeable
TO the act of incorporation.
They will ALTO pleafe to obferve thar
the library is removed to a convenient
room in the central part ofKing- areet, at
the rear Of MIR. William Grid, watch
maker, and nearly oppofte Mi. Law
renee HoofPs.
JAMES KENNEDY, Zen.
Librarian.
AinG-Nrcef, Feb. 2. 2wmw&f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07

@ Received
Il coGgument ef the foHo10ing 0rtehs.
Cotton IN bales,
Rufia Canvass,
Brown Rolls,
Hcfians, 4
Dude Calahs,
China Cutters,
Rafras,
Englih and India Lutearings,
Black Florentines,
Sprig'd and plain @jaconet Mullins,
Ladies' Shoes, SC. &c.
Wieb, tegekher 9v7b Irveyal a,7icAs ~
hand, viS.
Loaf, lump g brown Sugar,
Young Hyfon,
s S"s and TEAs,
Alum Salt,
Liverpool do. in bulk and Jacks,
German Oznaburgs,
Flanders Sheeting,
Cloths,
Writing and wrapping Paper, &c.
Will be fold low for Cath, or bartered for
Flour, Corn or Tobacco.
Hewes 81 Miller.
February Z. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-07
Ricketts,, Newton s. Co.
Have IYG ,xeeived and for Sale, affb,
Garner fore, .oftefte Jobn Janney.s II
IoNo1uing GOODS-1vbolslae and re-
tail, for CaR and Produce
Superfne and cd Cloths
Blue Plains

co. EIlZeS
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Baizes
Rofe4 and dufil Blankets
Durants, Camblets and Wildbores
Rui1els and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
KerfeyInere. and Swandowns
Velvets, Thickfetts and Cords
A handfome a1ortment Of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton Hole
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Rufia Sheeting and IrifhsLinens.
They bave ayo, /.
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and a guam
tity Of PLATTER of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye end Corn.
Or Left by capt. Mortimore, Of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehoufe, fun
dry MWI rons-The owner is requeted.
to take them away.
January 81. d
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29


RHoDEtsLAND --PKoYIDEEcE, JUNE 90.
The Legil Hure Of this State, May felton, uusni-
mouny voted Addrels 20 the PRECEDENT Of the Uni.
ted states, Of which the following is copy.
70 THOMAS 3EFFERSoN, Prgfa4pt u 10. CritsSSfsfel.
SIR,
THE CeaeralAacmbly Of the State of Rhode
lfl7rd and Providence Plantations, in behalf Of
rhtmi-lves and their conlt tuents, embrace The
earlieR opportunity to Trelenr you their lincers
and reipe9tul congratulations on your election
e the cEice Of Chief Magiaraey of the United
States ; and to ezprels their entire appreciation
OF The phi ciples which, in your addref. 70
portion q our fellow. citizens. on the Ath of
March lat. yop afeiare9 eyoul Be fbs bafs OF yonr
administration.
TruHing 10 the wifjom and goodness Of the
Supreme Ruler Of the Univerfe to afford YOU
every neceG4ry aatarce, in the diltharge Of
the cuHes az 10 arduous and important 4 Cation,
we have the frongeG hope aud The fullea con-
hdence, that, in carrying thoie principles into
effect, you will pIeierye the peace and promote
the PROPERTY ADD hqPpinef; of your fellow
oitiz=ns. Il Is with the utmoR rarisfaGion we
obfefve. that the Contribution Of the United
States is universally conGjered as the fate
guard Of cur liberty and independence, the
iTougef bulwark sgdnt foreign invalion and
fure protection aganh internal commotions.
Unanimity Of opinions, in all important quel.
uons, i devoutiy to be wihed and we Gncere-
Iy hope, dIat notwth6anding a difference in
ien'iment may prevail, fpirit Of candour, mo-
oeraIioni charity and forbearance towards one
another, VII Preflrye general hatmsny
The people or This A.te being circumicribed
within narrow limits, and ZONE of their princi-
pal to,,ns rrlying chiefly % commerce for their
i1Pqori, and hav nE Id the bofom of The State
one Vt TIE b-a haTb9rs IN The world, they feel
PArticc ar inferred IN the PROPERTY of COM.
meree They are therefor: happy in the aEar.
antel and have no duubt, that under your ad-
intimidation, commerce will be projected, and.
IS he haodn''d # agriculture, receive every
iuitable encouragement.
republican form Of government i coRiid.
e-ed by the citizens Of uhe State Of Rhode IlAnd
as their birth.riaht, and The government Of the
UoiJed States beng the Uaion Of independents
Republic, for the good of the whole, will ever
receive their firm iupport
Aeccot, 6r, our BET wifhes for your in6fviJ.-
ual Leal,h sld hsppiaefs, aud The exprefion of
our fi1cere deh'e, that vonr fellow citizens may
always hail you with tie grateful piauIit,
h" Well done thou good and faithfal fervans."
p rs zr aai II b54fof fts C.asra! bs7Iy u 5s stsss
N R-y4EHd .ai Prava4s4as Pllaatis45.
Lsig-ed By Tire Governor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1901.

and cEtenGve body Of wafer above the PAT,
which faddenly breaking through its em7ank
ment, rufhed impetnou1y down, an ] overwhel-
med the unfulpe8ng Schoolmaaer, and his
innocent Pupils, with immediate deliru aion.-
Two Boys with their maGer, alone reached
the oPPohe bank Of the river, but one of them
70 much ezhaufed, that he died Ia few min
utes after he touched the fhore. The poor
SchoolmaAeT Rood upon the bank, and gazed
upon his dying pupils, 10 all the agonios of de-
fpair, " and Eyto '--4id he, Z Gat IN Ills drr44
faItlk 10 tbs FabsrJ a44 1toibsrs 9 ibfe children,
-Inepsr eaa."-Afer this pathetic exciama-
ton he Good forne few moments, exhibiting a
fpeeehlels figure Of unuttcrable grief, then
plunged into the Rood and inaanrly perhed
The furviving Boy, foon recovered, and
carried The stAidng tale to the hoafe of the
SchoolmaAer when his wife, with that def
paration, which lometime marks. the othsrwife
mild character e the AGatc, threw herefinto
deep WE'LL and was drowned ere aAifance
could b given.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
BY AutbOr1ty.
a Act makirg appropriations for the Navy
of The Uuitsd States for the year one thou

10 Act makirg apr OPERATIONS Tor the Navy
n # he UnRed States for the year one thou
{and eight hundred and one.
- 8n4alky 6s Senate and Hage of RsercJss-
e Z ID a6gs sts United Sfaf-I ef 47syic4, IN Can
Y La sErizy Tha for defrayiRg the exPences Of the
In II he UaGsd States for the year one thoulAnd
zsR hsadted and one there lnslI Be, and hereby J.,
snopratsd the fun of three millions forty two thou
Il hrss hundred and flty dollars, and ninety five
Y Ksrh, that oiay;
Ef thr pay Of the officers of he Navy Of the Uried
e Nsus The fan Of three hundred and eighty two thou
bad evsn hundred and eighty eight dollars.
~ lu he fub6lence of the officers Of The Navy, the
y Emd iTy niEe thoIland eight hundred and two DOL
] D. shd hry cents
For tic pay Of the fsarcn, The fun or eight hurd
fl All Gzieen thoufand liz hundred aud l1ty dollars.
VI FcF psuvdons the fem ~ five hund d and ninety
ru ihoaland one hundred and one dollars, ard thirty
sgss csus,
ga the eIpsuee cf Medicines Hopals and Hof
Il Hahores be fem Of tbisty one thou!and tx hundred
hdbry isvca doilsrs, and twenty cents
Per sortngsnt szpences 81 the Navy including cr-
nsiur. Of military fiorcs, The fun OF three hundred
s b i..,y four ihouiand tx hundred dollars
for lslaries to Gore keeper, clerks, fore rents "a
rssEs aud other Contingencies the fun Ut thirty
ben lhauiand eight hundred end fifJ dollars
For the pay Of tae officers non-commrlioned officers
q - pnrates 81 the marine corp, the iun e nIncty
u. u inoaand tso hHndrea and thirty four dollars.
fcF tr ab6isncc q rhe officers and privatrs AZ The
rne corps, the FINN 81 eleven ts3sland four humid
- T. nd eighty IL dollars and ten cents,
"a so'ihin2for the marine corps tie Ilm Ct thirty
q iss 'holland hge hundred asd eighty IohArs aud
nj i. ary cents.
~ Military aOrts Eor the marine corps, the FUN Of
-. tfoniaaa one hundred and 6xty tx dollars aud
IfaF aght cents.
ffi eonngrnt eTPences Of the marine corps il
~ ..ls canpfqapsge qu4ner-mafer, barrack matt
- aPsa Ro,es ftatonsry. and other contingencies,
= .-a Of thHEen houland foar hundred aud thirty
III tf's e12snce attending fz frv-nty-four gu1 1ips
80 Y tonpelg navy yard, docks and wh4rges. The
70 fvs haadred hoafand dollars.
.s- - GsSaag maine barracks the fun or twenty
q I'nund cellars
y Iai9i'aaaee q Treneh PrifoHers, The fun Of
q max % up deficiency Of former appropriations
'snaaee OF FTeneh Prilouers the fam Of for
q " Etauand dollars.
III &c z3ls il Eyf5.r maid Thar the rrvrr,I IL.
t.'P'aoai heTein before made lIail 81 paid out IF
= balance Of ap r0pristions for the Navy
u ''e Of the lat year add ont Of anv other mo-
i'e.laTy no otherwiie appropriated.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
1fas'r eftbe Hozr ~ Rebrelntativrr..
81 JAMES T3TLLHOUSE, p"
~ ff5aae1t q ne Senate pro temb9re.
II fs' ,n51-- March 81, a. ID. 1891.
JOIN ADAMS,
P,sfduf eft5e Umsed Slater.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
NfJ1cManv.
From tae Calcutta Monthly Journal.

THE following melancholy circumference:
occurred few days ago TO the WeRward-a
1ative SchoolnaGer. accompanied by twenty.
one Boys, bis Scholars, was paling A branch
Of P4llar River. not far from Wallajahb5d,-
at the time Of thefe unfornaates having reach.
cd the baak of the River, its bed was nearly
dry, sod they conlequenty exPe7ed to Pafs il
wi,hout the fmalIea danger :--che late heavy
rains, however, had accumulated into large
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
THE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.
Wgi5izgts7, May Is, 1907.

WsSigfez, GEsy Is, 1901.
sR.
return my grateful thaoks to the General
hE.nby of the ltate Of Rhodsi1Ard and Provi-
de7ceP.antations, for The congrarula ions which
IN behalf OF themleives an1 their continents,
they have been pleale1 to exprels on my cleo
uca 70 the Chief MagiRra,y Of the United
States add learn wiki peafire their appro.
baton Of the principle declared BY ne on that
occaGon-prinoiples which flowed fncerely
from the heart and judgment, aud which with
fnccrty Will be purified While aaine on them,
| ak only % be Judged with truth and candor.
TO preferve the peace Of our fellow cilizens,
promote their PROPERTY and happiness, reasife
shnd57, cultivate a fpirit Of candor, moderation,
charity and forbearance towards one anothcry
are 0bjeas calling for the efforts and f4cri6ces
OF every good man ard patriot. Our religion
Ell ms il DOR hsPpinels demands il, and no
lacr6oe is GeceGary but Of pAG1ns hottie to
both.
1t is a rnomeotous truth, and happily of uni.
verfal imPreaion 90 the public mind, thar our
lafetY rets On the Prelervation Of our union
Our citizens have wilsly formet themfelves in
to ore nation as TO others, and feveFIl aatss as
among themfelves. To the united nation be.
long our external and mutual relations to each
State fsverally, the care Of our perfons, our
property, our reputation, and religious free.
dom. This wife diiriBution, if carefully pre-
ferved, viii prove, trut, from example, that
while fmaIler governments are better adapted to
the ordiuary objects Of fociety larger contedera-
lions more efeaually lecure independence, aad
the Prefsrvayion ofrepublican government.
am lenli5le cf he l,eat interea which your
Sta;e judy feels irttie PROPERTY Of commerce.
Ii is Of vital ntere(Ealf3 to the States more az
ricultural, whole produce without commerce
could no;5e exchanged. AS the ha1dmaid Of
agriculture, therefore, commerce will be cher
hed by me, both from principles and duty.
Accept. befceeh you, for the General Ar.
f-mbly o. the State Of 2hodeiland and P.evi-.
dence Plantations, the homage Of ny high
confederation and relpse. and | ay God 70
have them always 10 his fafe and holy keeping.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Hit Excalsncy G9usrrr0r F EsssR. ,cetscc cd
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NAMES Of the members Of the Committee on the
State Valuation, who are to fit 10 the receis.
On the part of the Senate-5ape5 8oaOdsia' E
nocB 7iteon5, Aayon BIZ, Hugo MLeilsa, Tbonlaf
Hat, BezG Hay,vo9d Simon F,tc, TbomPs1 y. SAiF-
ner, Jo5H BLi5, NutbsFiet Drummer.
Oh the part ct the Houtc--8enjani7 AgGi7, jun.
Nathan RE, BenjQ8m PirEmaH Nathan WaG',
Naf5a,,aE Tbu,eoa, So,7p.I Hoar, Jojrpb H'aId,
Wotbari.l Hall, Ja1rl TaThly, So17ari Porfs-, Rob
ert Field, KflborH Nb,tmg7, Jsfab Z. GrcfH, MI.
rojab Ca67q, Jonas KrndaH, aaron MaJ@, Uaae
GIegorg. Thomas Tv,5, E4zyaSd y. Rob5i75, Natb.
WEHs, Natbqaiel Q. AN:q, .Ha,k L7ncI9n I'M, De-
4v4 Pag)oE, join C5az4l-y, Oiiyr55Leoaard, Martin
KiaPcy.
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P'sfdeaf ef tie Umied S!ates.

'-n q ! . anerd the at altering the diaria
h nsInuda Hundred and City Point.
s1Aae6 ty he Senate and Heule Of Rebre/cB-
sh . " to- United States Of Agsriea, in Gan
Il n sa2fa' That from and after the Dafling
SA.F. 49, 80, 'ne matter or commander ofanv mo or
'Rara-s,g within the difri6s Of Peteriburg CT
il, ~, 'sasa with goods, wares and merchan-
.ssasn h.aehlg o. conGgned to perfons refdent
8hA an ~ 'ae lad dIarids fall make entry of
gbp ~. !. ssheL n manner already prefcribsd
.lssov...'l we COLLECTION of that diari6t wherein
Ina,,.-.. : y ccaisnee, or the hnfbacd, or a4inQ
.A3tbe ~ l1co hip Or vefel ihan actually refde.
nsk;,~ a1aieT or Commander flall Al the time
srafA e shlTy afore!a'd, deliver a duplicate
"a aid tons.s Sargo as COW required by law, -
Itslfv ~ ~ NhoEc duty il ih2l lhrn be, 10
II tie cosesa = true Copy, aud 10 lr7nfmit II
Etlof lseb ~ ~ ~ tne other ditrjG, and the delv-
ftforIlsd bsgis' wares or Elerchandize, fhaii b-
via &C., permits from x collector Of each
Pa dulv 10y " which the fame siaii have
sauo bors s-se'sa according 70 law Provided,
tx wsrs. "1e importer, owner 81 confgnee or
saia, nan " merchandise reGdlng 10 either Of
s1ss psr.. ~1ndted 90 make an entry Of fuch
t9sTia + : ,aSrchaadize, With the collector
sss. hail. "a'ea iueh importer, owner 81 COO.
a,s a, n go1 'rh5r Add Provided afs. thai Ill
'sss, or 49, wares or merchandise, made 5y
as4r w;,s !, rehding in.other sflr.9s, ihall
Ap orr ',rS collector Of The di(rlGt, ia which
gsookE SEDCWIcR,
Is,,p q -: H.us Of Reoreessa,;ys;.
a., hlLLHOUSE,
,ga'af Of To- S4s,. Pr tlme9y,
5 Ppn3S,s:d-Much 81, 4. ID. 1891.
r'afS.af q 15e --.iie9 S;a:cg.
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Bottom, in point of pppilaNql, ranks the.gQirta
highea II Tie United satea. Philadelphia coniains
7al3s; New York, 6o,4S5 B4iunore, si,si4
Bo0on, IS, $50.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
Legilatare Of MoDacbgjsfty.

The Legislature role at late hour on Friday evening
the 9Th ina.-and are to meet again, the fecond
Wednesday N January The following is LIST
OF THE ACTS pafed during The lefioa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

The following the anfwer Of Tie Lesiaaure or the
Sa:s Of Connecticut 10 the refoIuions of the Leqil
lature q Maryland, The lubj-ct Of amending lhe
Contribution u tie United SAes for The choice NJ
Electors q Prefdeot Vice Pr-ddei,, aud Repre-.
fnsatives 10 Cosgrels.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-27
At the death of the late Col.

At the death Of the late Col.
Fitzgerald, there were ftanding in his name
upon the books of the Bank of Alexan-
dria five flares, the certificates of thela
flares were either loft or miflaid by him,
they have not come to the hands of his .cx.
ecutors; the numbers are 233, 734, a;s,
236, 237, z3S. The certificates were
granted to James Gillies, March 18th,
1893, and by different transfers at the
bank were vefed in Col. Fitzgerald. No
perfon can derive any advantage from
holding thefe certificates until q regular
transfer be made at the bank, which now
can only be done by the executors. ANY
Perfon who can or will give any informa.
ton refpetting them will greatly oblige
THOS. A. DIGGS, I
JAMES KEITH, 1' %"
February IT. eost
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Alexamdria Advertiser.
FRIDAY, February II.

lit an annual meeting Of tie Wa15mgton
Society Of 4Aexaxa'za, the z3d efFe5,u-
ary, 18ol-tbe tol2o1oug e6fee,, zvr,e
dnLy elected.
WILLIAM FITzHucH, Eq. Prefdent.
ELISHA c. DICK and W..
DAVID STEUART, we iiehoents.
Rev. WILLIAM MArrErr, Chaplain.
JONATHAN SWIFT, Trealurer.
GEORGE DENEALE, Secretary.
WALTER JONES, .Eiq. Orator.
Be eaztioxs about taking BANK NOTES
from STRANGERS!
Il gang Of 1il2ams charged qvitb COM
ferteHing hank notes M The euJferu Rates,
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in baving tbe/f men abprebrnded, and no.
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baliee office Neqv- Tori.
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,rquefed TO gtv< thi, tabAeati,n a place in
their fafers.