Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-10

on Rejecting the aiiizc OF pfes~' Aa'e oe'
,.rmin,ed TO fulpend baking; and yetterday
morning without any previous notice.
carried this relolution into effect. An
:s.onveoience 70 ferious, and 70 uncxpett-
ID cd excited general alarm iever4i OF our
,ra,,,hv Cit. ems aiiemhled 4, the icn'ine
coffee lioule, and propofcd TO form an
eGablilhment under tie name OF " ne
Mar royk Bread Cemfany,' by fab
trrir,ion; which being fet on foot, The
l,m of &C, 900 dollars were ipbicrihtd on
the ;oAan, and meeting was calle,! latt
! e,enirg TO choie committee for carrying
,bsir buGnels into immediate operation.
At this meeting the folio wing reio!u-
tons we're adopted, and ordered to be
pub.ihst.-
Meqv, York, cd, Nov. 1901.
" The Bakers of the city having gene
r,l!v r.tufcd to furn;ih Bread asieeaoly TO
the aliae lately eiiabl;thed by law. a
r.n,bcr OF citizens, concciving it expedi-
tut TO form an aaociation fer The puy?oie
Of guarding againlt the inconvenience re-
G,ting ,!erefrom, Attended at the Icn-
tine Coffee Houfe, JOHN 3. CHURCH, be-
;ns appointed Chairman, the following
yeiolutions were entered into -
81. Rclolved, that an a!iociation be
4 formed, and called TIE NEW YORK
BREAD COMPANY.
a. Refolved, That at prefent the
Capital Stock of the faid Company hall
conGG CT Geo lhares of SO dollars each ;
and tina, JONATHAN III. LAWRENCE,
i DAVID Dickson and JAMEs FARL1E,
be committee 10 procure Interruptions fot
the fame, and to form fuch rules, regula-
i tions and climates, as in their opinion
NAV be necei1ary TO- the eitablinment
and that they report tie fame to the tub
Il lcribers, or the evening Of the roth init.
4 at the Tontine Coffee Houie.
II 3" :. Relolved, that the fame commit
tee be empowered to receive five dollars
on each ihare 70 fubicrioed.
By order of TIE Meeting,
JOHN 3. CHURCH, Chairman.
JOHN TOM, Sec'ry.
Arrived, ch'r DHpatch, Paine, St.
4 Croix Jofeph and Louis, Balm, Wind
for, IN. S. loop Paragon, Wainwright,
Bermuda.
The lhip Rulus, of New York, capt.
Holland, was ipoke 9TH OF. in lar. IL,
49, long. u, bOutid from Liverpool to
Savannah.
Signals at one o'clock, for two briggs
and two fchooners.
4 lhe Brltiih Packet had not arrived at
HALIFAX when capt. Balm left Windfor.
November {.
3 Arri ell, hip Lovina, Stevens, Water
lord brig Rehnna, Floger, Turks Illand;
"a Starback, Virginia; Sally,
otevens, do. eh'r Fox, Buh, St. Win,
s o; Rover, Clarke, Norfolk /; Fanny
c S'aSer' Philadelphia; Lyon,
=, Gla'k :, Virginia Aoop Hopcaill, Mar,
Inc IMP George Barclay, arrived at
liverpool 9th Sep. The hip Howard,
n su,1". :. s''i'ed at Liverpool from this
p0I, on the 9TH Sep. ''i'
brig Koianna, FIoger, IS DAYS from
h. lu'k s.: Hand, Il left there lhip Uncle To-.
& ~ ~ mp Mp ror'fnoath, briggs Diana, Sally
s s1: Lucinda, all of New York the nin
B na Of New Bedford, for N. York
p pss. 49, "a lat. II, long. ~, fpoke fh;p
I Iessy' OF Baltimore, bound to Turk,p
B S ar'G NJ 10Th, in lat. IS, long. "a, fpoke
~ Mecnanic, OF Baltimore, bound 70
4 bio ,ne i'h'r Fox, left at St. vincen,s,
Ui, Motley, from Bottom. loaded
:, " u lumber, difmantled in gale OF wind
Isa; 's 5ih Sept. in LAT. IL, n. and ch,r
i MA higeiow, to fail in 4 days for N
1, ,a0n, In lat. IS, 50, long. 70. w.
4 f IKE ieh'r Mechanic, Rannie, f for New.
"a CT.