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0lfranoria E3atlp @a;ftte.
FRIDAY, n NOVEMBER lis.

MARRIED last evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. oHN f. SMITH, to Miss
RRBEecA YesT, both Of this town.
GEoRcE GIIRIN, Esquire, is appointed
POST Master in this place, vice CIV. Cralks
Esquire, resigned.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT wAsHIFG-
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~ EDNESDAY, N0D enl5er Z

SElsat,aet !'sstsr from Hava',,,a, to Z
gentlema.a in NaJolk, dated Octo5sr %. 4.
6 We have only time by vessel bound to
vour port TO say, that the vice roy OF Mex
leo is a prisoner in the castle of St. Julian de
OIeia in Mexico, and will, we presume,
Be Slapped on. board the ship Of war OF ~
Guns. called the st. .Justa now at Mexico,
!. : receiving on board foi the nation s millions
Of dollars. We enclose to you some pa.
ners relative to this important occurrence.
Such is the spirit Of the Spanish nation
At this time, tlaa all Europe cannot conquer
her, unless BY fraud 'e
We are informed that Don Juan Casigla,
governor Of Cumana, has communicated TO
the governor of Trinidad undsr date the
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GEORGE N. p GUSTS, Esq.
! OF Arlington House, District OF Columbia
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~ Booksellers supplied on the asua
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and civil liberty, il nay Is ], U.s.
affecting so immediately IS tbp sy $ $ lha
ings whichs insevery man, srs ~ ,,. .as sssl
and sensible, and connected viii A ,s asuts
vileges which all are accusto,a. j s =" Pr
most dear and unalienapie, a v;oI,,;a a.sva
these principles upon which thew =. se'l.
ed and OF those laws which APE ,,es 4aua
to preserve them is immed iatvly peree sn
aid eagerly resented. Il may indeed y
doubted, whether in the general, or as ls,.'
in infant, governments ike our own, whs,
corruption las not yet prevailed 50 far =.
debase all the generous principles a..
soul into asordid thirst for pecuniarv ~
luraent, an cncroaohment upon the r, AS
ccs Of the wealth Of citizen IS resE1
with tllat spirit which an INVASION Er1
rights as a man and citizen Will ~
Yet have we not been who'll free from I've =
Engagement Of those rights ana that ici,;;,,, Y
mcnt OF an alarming nature. A M. s
which, even under despotic authorar rs,
be tvrannical and unjust, has been snte,
into by minister of a state WITCH ,rs's !
base on the mosr unequiyocai and d2,l,.
principles Of civi. liberty. A sove,nm.
which subjects the secret inter,ouls a.
dividuals by means Of the public mail, \
the wan:on intrusion OF unpriiyin,egrd Il
unwarranted authorities is nc less arb;,nr'
uDjlls5 aad oppressive than The most ayos
edIy despos:c Ct the Asiatic empires. T,
most desperate emergencies are NOT to i
relieve. by acts, the principles Of wh;c
are CT such detrimental tendency Vbe
such procedures are suffered to pass VI
marked BY q paes;c expression Of dlsappr;
baton 10 the perpetrators, Or even an Ct
curry whis. should satisfy the minds OF d
people, there is jus. reason for apprehenSo
and ample ground for censure and rrbuA
And it is The part OF a free people not
overlook single CT trivial encroachmcn
upon ti.eii rights, lest perhaps the mqltipl
city Of examples should depart into p-sc,
dent, and precedent lead the way to MOI
considerable and dangerous innovations.
JULIAN.
TO be est't.i,::syelaJ
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Frem tic North Aa.erima.
1yDcE JOHNSON.

THIS respectable Judge has coad.sccnd.
ed 10 answer the attack made upon his d.c.
sion o.'sae ill.g..ity Of The treasury circAa,
regulating the eoastins trade. The pubic will
remember that in the coarse o! the sumner
Ica5,-wiin,iied paper vas Published, contain
ING thesopinion OF the attorney gen,ral, tia:
til, decision OF the circuit co.:t was 70:
warranted b law. Tir1 opinion Of tht At
tornrv general, has therefore eyer s;lcc been
act.ll upon, in preference to the decision.
This obstinacy and disregard Of the iudici.
AIRY, has been acquiesced in b. the public,
and the embargo laws have been according
" executed, with the notifications soper
added by executive disose ton. Tho this
is a novelty In oar country, Of TIE most Sc.
1ious AID alarming tendency, il is not IN:
su;tabieto tn various attempts which have
been made to bring down the judges to
dependcn. condition, aud to give the exc
cutive an equal right Of exPoaaains dc
law, and enforcing its exposition upon the
officers, VINO are subordinate to 1t. We
must be permitted TO repeat, that ju1ge john
sen was raised to his o.Iice OF a Judge Of the
supreme court, by MIR. Jefferson himself,
and that he is learned, able and upright
nan. We have rot room for the insertioa
q the Judges observations entire weh1ps,
however. They will be rescued from tnetran'
STORY fate ofneaspaper publications, yds
ingenious ard dilES,ent editor OF the Law
Journal.
IN the course Of his remarks, tInej@l5,
reprehsnels with an honest and Independent
sl,iiit, becoming his high station, aai es-
sen.ial to the public liberties, which ere IN
his keeping, this uiheard Of attack, BY ex-
ecutive officers, uron the privileges ana the
respect due to MS oGfiise. We snail hereat-
Ter extract his oNn wo:.e.s ;iI,on this topic.
For the present, passing over all technical
Illustrations, We shall give his remarks upon
the arbitrary and illegal exercise OF pows
in the regulation Of The coascing trade, BY
circulars from the treasury department. we
presume hat they wi.. be found SO conc'u-
sive, as TO create sarpr:zs, THAI such dar,
Ing infringement of general right shod.o
have been ilazarded.
The judge sakesup some positions7oi the
attorney general, ard answers them.
The first is that the law gave the col
cctor complete discretion over the subject.
The fact IS otherwise: the discretion OF the
soilsctor was limited to particular case,
nat OF his entertaining a suspicion wh!sa
ae himself admitted could not be entertain
g With regard to the Resource, or it may
'ssanswerca thus-I'iae instructors gf tn:
secufl0e deprived him of that discretion;
ne mandate of the court obliged him 10 act
scordinc to the law Of congress which mad
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FROM THE NORFOLK LEDGER
COMMODORE BARRON'S DEFENCE
TcoNTINuED.]

The determination to strike the flag, wa.
Dot however saken, till every means had
been Used TO ascertain the state Of prepa.
ration aud ill every hope of repelliug The
attack had vanished. If it had been nv
design 10 surrender the ship, withou, .
conalct | should have done il INN diate
Up after the attack. his howe yer 10 proof.
that. after The firing ce mme oced, / express.
cd 70 captain Gordon my DETERMINATION 70
defend Eer, to the last extremity. Caot
Gordon was dispatched to the eun Geek 20
accelerate Lhe preparations. How he ex.
ecuted thar order he will not tell YOU: Gu;
It is proved by oilers tina, he was hen 10.
formed by the officers of The Cd snd Sd iii.
visions, that they we're destitute of ali
means OF dischargjog The guns. He re.
ported this to me on his return, az II vas
his duty to do. Afterwards he was again
sent dowp with orders 10 ge, the gaos to
work, He will not iuto,tn yoa how he
executed this second order or what was
the state OF The gun deck, at that zine. -
Othsr witnesses have however incon.esti.
bly, established the want OF every nesns Of
discharging The gaas a, tha. time. Mean.
while, DOT relying 90 the exertions of hose
whose duy il was, to see The qua.,sr de, (
guns were supplied, dspa cbed oficer to-
the magazine, who after an psgectual ef
fort, returned without them. Walking to
and fro on The quarter deck, and giving
the necessary orders, I had trom time 70
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- II peace cannot De secured without d!Ss
honor--tt any nation, however tormida.
BILE, should persist in course Of couducs
hostile to our own rights, aud irjuriousio
our national honor; the people OF Massa
chuse,ss will Away be ready 10 join their
fellow citzens Throughout. the y. S. inre.
sistiug such aggressloo.- They wlllcheer
fully endureevefY -psivasion. rhey will make
every exersion as,d every sacrifice necessa
~ TO m4in,ain thar national character,
which yeur excellepcy so justly appreci
ases. So ioug as these sentiments pervade
the u. S. our national government will nor
want the means OF vigorous and manly
defence Of our rights, and We trust they
will never think il necessary to abandon all
The important interests IF commerce as %.
worthy of protection OF incapable Of de.
fence.
Your exe.llency has been pleased to
notice at considerable length the embargo
imposed by the government 10 December
last, and to re mark thai 6 the power OF an
embargo was exercised under the admins
,ra,ion of president Washington wishon.
scruple." The embargo TO which your ex
celleney allades was laid at the period when
our commerce was suddenly invaded on
the ocean, aud for a short and limited
time. AS 5000 as the merchanls were
supposed to be properly apprized Of the
danger, and 60 have taken measures Of
precau.iou, the embargo was rrmov+d.
But the present embargo was imposed
when congress itself possessed 90 ofEicial
evidence ofnew dangers. 1, has been c1a.
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GREAT BARGAINS

INTENDING to remove to tho :.
il Tennessee as soon as possible, ~
dispose OF the following valuable and i. s q
Ing property upon lcwterms, which ~. eF
4 Inherited from my ancestors, who b b.opsp
legal title to the same for upward, y
hundred years.
Onctract we'll known by the IL
EFF ADIso Don, being on the Po,om,c 's''
between Alexandria and George Tow ny
nearly opposite the city of Wsshine,on" y !. Y
tifully situated, containing about Four
dred acres, nov leased to the MIR. Wi
three hundred and sixty dollars Der an.
with other stipulasions contained il r..
sease.
One ether tract contiguous to n
FIRST, lcaecdso William Fraser for l,,,s y
lars per aHnnn, containing about ST., !
crcs.
Ono other tract cen,sining ten ri
Of bottom land, adjoiaias th FourNio NJ
tract
One other tract contiguous ia 4
Abingdon estate, and within two and
mics Of George-I ywn, containing 7s,,,'
The greatest part of this land is keayjIv
.acredsA it'll Ped and white Oak.
- II SO,
Tine thousand acres on the sc;,,s
River, in tie state OF Ohio,
This tract descended to me flo;s my rD
George d. Alexander, being one moiy,
the land he WAS entitled to fer his mii,.y
vices during tho revolutionary war. AMI
title papers With TIC wills under Which u
entitled to the above property, are in q
hands of BALDWIN DApR, ESQ. to whom
plicatios will please to be made for ten,iK
he being legally authorised to contyse, u
dispose OF all the above valuable proocry
which good and satisfactory titles viii tsds
,ea.
Walter S. Alexand.r,
August Is. uE
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INuaty dollars reward.

n AN AWAY yesterday morning, q negro
xsan named Charles Johnson, about
feet or inches high, very black, has SINAI,
* ar on one of his cheeks; his legs are small
for person OF his size: had On and took with
BIN a grey coating reunsabcut lincd with fan
,lei, and trousers OF TIE name, black coat &
IN old grey grcst-coat, with g variety OF other,
cioathing ret rseSllecesd Five Dollars Will
BE given if taAen in the county, or the above
regard if sns end Massnsble chsrgesif bio't
hoaae. 4,
Lawrence HooH, Sen. =
E~ Masters of vessels and Others arc caa-
s;sasd agasst AarSodass u sssE.iag him or
DNcaznker 20 - s
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NR. @ EN- ERI*S J
lw The lsleassse TO u. fs,w his Frireds and u,

THAT he has commenced his Practisiag
Balls, and will continue them as,he.etefore.
Mr.. GENnRIs begs the parents who hsye
children TO be instructed, VII please to sena'
them as soon as possible, SO as to give there
an opportunity OF improving sufficiently, as
cl,l.ion of his school FOR their amusement
wlicA will serve 70 create ambition.
November Ia 70 ),
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NJ o I'll C E..

THE staekho!ders in the Marine Insu-
rance Company of Alcxaneiria, are Informed,
that an election FOR .tfieen Directors, TO ma
Rage the eff.irs of the Sid @Gc-npsny for the
year ensuing, will be held at the court house,
IN alexandria, On the 18th Of January sext.
BY order of the Directors,
VIM. HAxTSHCRNE, Prs't.
is nae. S4th. ca
~ Mr.. Green, fredericksburg Mr..
Davis, Richmond; ar. Eowen, Winchester;
ase requested to insert the above two weeks
Ia thsir respective papers.
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ROBERT GRAY,
bss i3st reeeiped e'ad fer Sale,
7he foIlowanv z 81 O. Ks.

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LANDING

LANDlfSG
From the sshoonsr E.iSher, eaffain 7aoma
from Psrsaad aad for sek. 6y
LawrasoIl s. Fo,siel;
$4,000 feet lumber,
io0bbys. New England rum,
SO boxes mould candles,
loo sides soai leather,
Soquintals cod fish,
20 casks cheese,
20 boxes chocolate.
IN STORE,
$ tons ST. Petersburg clean Lsrap.
bales plains, III
2 do kendall cottons,
100 aoz. English sewing Ftsine.
l5oo sides red soal leather,
iochests young Tyson tea,
20 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
s bids. New Eagland..nm,
500 boxes brown soap,
so do. mould candles,
SO do. chocolate,
SO do. Havanna Sugar.
Hogsheads and barrels ret4ilng suaeas
Haltharrei and keds beet,
so barrels and half barrels maekes1,
2 trunks coarse AID hae shoes.
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TO LEASE,

The Store Houses, formerly
occupied BY JaArs PARx at Brqaaaele, oni1s
n1sin road 10 Wcstmoreiand county, VT. ana
within TWO miles of Mattox Bridge consist
ing OF q store room, counting room With a tlre
place, and snail lodging reom below stars
4 large bale room above and spacious bale,
house near the store house, in good order--
fire wood and st,:bleage for one or two horses
may he had in the bargain, and Mrs. i'atk
viii board one or two young mon ~ orterms
apply 10 JOHN AsUNC,ASTER, in Alcxan-
dria, or to
Townlend S. Dade,
sas Broaafefd.
December II. law1t
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|asI5i2 No.
HORWELLsS
Celebrated Patent Sajbsadsrs

Celebrated Patent Sgl1sadsys
GrOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far ex-
Il ceeds any muse To be had Wholesale
and retail at the MANuFAcT TORY, lower end
Of Prince Street Alexandria
NJ 3. The Subscriber has complete as
sortmcnt well adapted for the Winter Season,
ara can supply wholesale purchasers on adj
yAntagcous terms
Richard Horwell.
Sept. Is dam.
DIRRcTioNss
The buttons on the back parts of the waist-
Band ought 10 BE- placed the same distance
from each other, rs the two center bu tons ON
the Snspenders, to prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
in DE sepssraesiae efsAs sgiels:
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Printing in ali its various branehc $
haHdionely executed at tisis Office.
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4ofeph Mandeyihcs

Joieph Mandryille'
ccsasnsr IF Klnc anil 1FhfarAxsSTnEAsIs',s 81
s.aLExdaDRTd
ssHAS FOR SALE,
An anortfncl1t Of WINES, IL
ouoRs, GRoc Err tEs, &c.
a Consisting of
MADEIRA
Port
Malaga
Icncrihe b
Gid ST. Estephe Medoc larct, IN cases OF
enc dozen
A few dozenfnc old frontlnac
Ditto do. best wine.bitters
Jamaica and AYest-lndia rum
.New-Enplald 90.
Cogniac, Bourdeanyand Naples brandy
! Holland and country gin
Schiedam ginin cases
s Irish wlskey, very odd
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye wMskey
Cider in barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
hogshea,ls HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing raoIasses
Gunpowdcr
Imperial
Hyson EAo
, Young s dyson ~ s1sood sueay
Soucbong
Muscovado sugars, different qualities
4 Bengal white do.
! Leaf and lump sugars, Philadciphfa' bai-
tir.ore and Acxandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamilton srs'h1
ii bottles ard b!addcrs.
Nacuba and rapee do.
Ciover-seed, Penn. zrarra5'tfa
Mace nu,n,egs cloves cassla; pin:en.
to; eeppcr; ginger, race and ground; Cay
eane pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee chocolate; rice; pearl barley;
London and Philadelphia mustard basket
silt; starch; fig bluc; hot.nt indigo 1Feor-
gia and Tennessee cotton; flax; wool; mad
der; copperas alum birthstone; chalk !;
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and t"lne
traces; bed cords; leading lines demijollns.;
gin cases patent shot /; brandyWine gunpow-
der; HarTey's gunpowder, the,oniy real BIZ
fish battle poweler] from + to treble sealed;
chewing tobacco; best HAVANA segars.
Muscatci and bloom raisins' in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zsnte currants prunes soft shelled al
,nontls.
A. few boxes excellent pickles, each one
dozen bottles assorted capers, olives and n
rhovies, for sale by the box.
quantity of clean good alum salt suitable
for the fishery, &c sc.
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Public Sale.

Bg 1frtne efa decree efths County Sesrt
F1,far, prlt Be extossd 10 fai5lsc sale, .fs's
cash, on The l5th day Of January neaf, ss
ne tremsses--
Two tracts OF Land, with the
appultenances containing tagether about six
teen hunelrrt aud seventy acres, or 50 much
theryof ssrnay be necessary to raise the srsa
of about two hundred pounds which ehid
tracts are situated in the county of Fairfax,
and are parts Of what is commonly called the
Rapeas1orth Tract e Lcad.--Gne Of thsse
tracts is in the possessina Of Augustine j..
Smith, Esq. and is ehe tract on which he at
present rcsides--the other is In the possession
of Doctor Henry Rose.
The lands will be sold in lots which will (
designated on the day of sale, and the suu,
tobcthen raised viii also be precisely stated.
The meeting of the Commissioners win be
at the upper Turnpike Gate upon the turn
pike road, about - o'clock on the day of sale.
VIM. PaVne,
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YIN. DeneaIe,
Geo. Summers.
Thomson M ascn.
Rich'd. NJ. Scott.

AZ THE Court having been sa.
tished that the decree under which the
above Sale was adyertiied was errone-
Gus, and shat not more than Gao, ss.
cd. with intereit FROM the 6ra day Of
Auguff laa, was due to BArruLA
FIrzHucH, have awarded an injunc-
ton prohibiting him from proceeding
for more than that FUN, that balance
is now paid, and was repeatedly ten
dered before the awarding OF this q
junction. HENRY ROSE.
Dec. IS,
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JAMES BACON,

Ia MES BACON,
hfMs GposrRr STORE, ON Kiag-sfrces, has in
odS,t;o, - h;s farmer atock nddsI
CO c...l,, erce,,;na r,;cle :,
- ''' ouPP, -
the GROCERY Lins
Which makes his assortment conlplete'
He non alters for aaie, on h's usual 10Y terms
Muicoyadc Sugars, OF various qua
!ities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
C,,npowdcr, \
! Imperial, TENS,
Hyson. particularly select
Dung Hyson, edtar
Hyson. Gin. and family. uxe.
.soucbonr
R..t o,..r CoG.e
Cbocojate. &c . snncrioras;at,y
!, ladeifa''
buselios'
oherry'
LISBON, IN 1 - = ..
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a SCHOOL. viii be opened in WAfEn-
IN STREET ACADEMY, on Monday next.
by -4rad Yhomhson, in which will be taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar, Ma
.thcmatics, the Latin and Greek Languages,
Geography, &c.
TERMS. OF Instyncsi7a Reading, Writing,
English GRAMMAR and Arithmetic, S5-La-
.tin, Greek, ard the higher branches, 81 so
per quarter.
December 90. dst law
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AFsairr il hereby sissea,I

"a 1he Ssockaold Of fAs dark e,f ydlrxand,aa1
4 z All; an election Will BE held at the court
house in this town on the third Monday IN
Ian. next, for the purpose Of chnsing nine d.
rectors fertile ensuing year asre eably to char
Ger
By ordrv Of tde Pyfsiderf ara l'arsefars'
Gurdin Chapln, Cesbr.
Dee 49, cOlc.
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PROSPECTUS
s.oF
LEWIS AND CLARK'S TOM
T0%TnR
PACIFIC OCEAN.

TH2ouGA
TIE INTERIOR OF THs CONTINENT OH
NORTH AMERICA,
tPerjermc6 BY order Of tie Glue7nw.st y
United S.ates,
During the years 1904, 1905, aad 1906
TINS work will be prepared BY Cap. Ms'
qvether Le.sis, and will be divided into Vi
parts, the whole comprized in three yolun!
octave, the first containing at least seven BY {
dred pages, the second and third from fou !
FIVE hundred each, p,intedon good paper 4
fair plea type The several volumes IN as
cession will be put to press at as carly pc
dds as the arooations Of the astho. viii F5
nit him,to prepare thea for qualification.
Tins Distribution Of the work has kS
made with vieH~to the aceommedadG
every description ofreaders, and is here Y
fered to the patronage of tho public in 81
shape, that ali persons wishiss 10 bccomcsK
scribers, may accommodate themselvcss
either OF the parts, or the eAtire work.
shall be most convenient to Themselves.
Subscriptions received By ROBERT GnE,
AIcxandria.
Detached fran. fks syorss, tde7e. saN hFs
HsheG
LEWIS AND CLARK'3 Il
NIP or NORTH A3fERLcA b
From longitude % west, to the Pacisc 0Hi
and between 500 and SO. north aoAf
with extensive Marginal Notes. DlHs'
ems five feet eight iDches by three .ie@ II
inches.
EIsRAcEss ALL their late discoveries N
that part Of the cont;nent heretofore the
known. This map WILDE complied troa e
best maps now extant, rs well puo!Issea u"
manuscript, h.al the collective inlorna,I
Of tho best informed travellers throaSn
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- ~ IN I'M
* lie House and Lot, ct present occupied
by Mr.. DANIEL .MLsop Painter, next
door TO Patton and Butchers hard ware store on
King-street. Equal to any stand IN AlexaT-
tlria, for Grocery or Dry Goods, with con.
vesaient accommodations for 4 Family.
laqatre or
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Marine Insurance Conba7sy 'o
Asexandrid,

IrsuRANcE OFFIcE, Jan. iSos.
S%~NE STocKKoLpEas in the A1artnr In
ssrance comt0ng of Alexandria, are
hereby notified, that the Directors have this
sday declared dividend of twenty percent.
for the last six months, on that part OF the Ia
pital stock now paid, which will be pad to
them or theirlegal representatives on the l2:h
INST