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CLEARED,
Ship Diana, Lewis, cadiz--
by +. and I. Vowells s:
Brig Martha, Wattles, ST. BartholomeMs,
by N. Wattles and Co.
Sloop Happy Return, Baker, NeW-Y ork,
by Daniel MCLEAN.
Schooner Three Friends, Kelly, Newports
Enthusiastically John G. Laid.
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(which appropriatts $4,000 dollars,l has
passed both branches of the legislature of
this estate. It requires only the signature of
the governor to become law. This it is
mosr probable has been done before this
time, and itnow remains for the governor
topay the money or induce civil broll
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N E..

NTR. GENERES is under the disagreeble
AYl necessity of informing the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Alexandria that his practising
evenings on Saturdays {for the future) ara
opened only to his Scholars and their parents,
and those who have been Scholars this season.
April Z. st
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aleraaorfa Catlp 6a3ette.
MONDAY, APRIL 10.

At the close of the Poll in Prince William
county the votes stood thus:
Far Congress
For Col Tyler dem. 900
Joseph Lewis, jun. esq. 86
For State Senate.
For Bernard Hooe, jun. esq, (fed. III
DIR. Rose (dem. 1ss
For Assem6iY.
Gerard Alexander, ! =
John H. Peyton, Democrafs'
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Extract Of a letter to the Ed1t9y, dated

SIR.-At a late hour last night, boat
came up from the British February Packet,
Prince Adolphus, captain Baulderston, in
as days from Falmouth. This vessel sail
ed in company with the January Packet, ex-
press on the 21st Of February, which has
sailed and put back. The Adolphus had
beeR 8 days from Bermuda it appears that
the French army pursued thatofthe British
to Corunna, where most bloody battle was
fought, in which gen. Moore was killed
with cannon ball, and gen. Baird lost an
arm /; but the French army, three to one in
number, were defeated. The British re-em-
bayked, and had arrived in England. There
had been an immense numbered the French
troops mastered at Madrid, and while Be-
naparte was on his way in pursuit of the En-
5glIsh army, the Spaniards retook Madrid,
he was advised of this, returned with his
troops, and took it second time.
Fine Spaniards were concentrating their
troops lii the south Of Spain, determined To
stand as long as possible-if they could not
hold ont, the Jun;a and the brave leaders of
the opposition to the tyranny of Bonapartc,
were determined to embark at Cad.z forS.
America
Napoleon had in consequence Of unplea-
SAINT news from Austria, returned to Paris,
leaving his brother Joseph at or nsar Ma
drid- The British government had lately
sent 10000 men to the south Of Spain, and
it was said the troops that had Just arrived
from Corunna, would be sent back.
Airport from Trinid ad, received at Gre
NADIA, states that the British squadron in the
West Indies, to the w;ndward of Barbados
had fallen in with and captured twenty sail
OF transports and armed vessels laden with
provisions, &c. for the relief Of the French
colonies. Three had escaped and went In
to Martinique where they have fallen into
British projection, as their flag was still
kept flying as decoy.
The French frigate Junon has been cap
tured In the Sombrcro passage after smart
engagement with the British tirigate Latona,
ind SlooPs Superieure and Wazard, and
carried into Halifax.
A Dutch armed ship called the Hoop, Ct
guns witch naval stores for Batavia, was
captured about 400 miles N. E. of the cape
of Good Hope, by the British sloop Of war
lightning. This vessel sailed from the
Texel in the beginning of March last year,
in company with a frigate of IS guns from
which she parted in a gale the % day after
sailing. She had visited the Dutch settle
meats on the Guinea coast, where she had
left partof her cargo, and was prosecuting
her voyage with the remainder. The bills
OF ladlng, private signal, dispatches, &c.
were thrown overheard before she struck.
4~: GD: sE1---
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" N E C A r.

For sale, one thousand gallons, by quanti-
ty and retail. Apply TO
Thomas Crufe.
April 10. d3w
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III @ TIC

A PETITION will be offered to the next
N Congress to reduce the price ofinspec-.
ton of Flour in the town OF Alexandria.
April.7. DIST
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WILLIAM EUsT1s, Esquire, Secretary of
the War Department, arrived at Wishing
ton City on.Saturday last.
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Port of alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Schooner Ceres, Weeks, George Town
to load for New York.
Elizabeth, Newcomb, Boston
to John G. Laid.
Polly and Elizabeth, Rider, do.
same.
Brig Economy. Smith, Providence
to the Master.
George Washington, Sheldon, do
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Notice is hereby gwen to de-

Notice is hereby given to de-
Iinquent Stockholders in the Little River
Turnpike Company, that unless payment
shall be roade of their respective balances
due3ou their shares OH or before the first
Monday in April next, that their shares
will be forfeited, pursuant to the act incorpo-
rating said company, and will be exposed to
sale, at public auction, on that day, at the
coffee house, in Alexandria.
BY order of the board of directors.
Jonah Thompson.
Treasurer L. r. T. Co.
January 80 2awtdpay't
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FRESH TEAS.

JOSEPH III. lL1.YDEVILLE, 8
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFERS FOR SALE
AT the Baltimore and New York prices,
IS chests Hyson SKIM TEAS
10 do Old Tyson SOf the latest New
6 do. young Hyson York importation.
April 8. dlwla"Sw
Iult Received, from Bolton,
Ind for sale by the Subscriber,
A few dozen mems and womens, Saddles
Trees.
a good assortment Of Cut Tacks, from 8
ounces to 70 ounces, in small bags.
Wool Cards.
New York prime pork in barrels.
Goshen Cheese, very excellent.
Rhode Island ditto
Seed z otatoes.
Smoaked HerriRgs in boxes.
Lime Juice in bottles.
Sweet Oilin ditto.
New England Cider III barrels.
And handsome assortment 4of Netting
Cotton, from No. 10, toNo. 90.
Thomas Patten.
ApriI7. st
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N y L T. T..
Loft or mis- aid, a Certificate
for two Shares in TIE Little River Turnpike
Road. l therefore give notice, that l sna''
ff' Fl. Rofe.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of a deed Of +,
from samusl Baiify to US, for The pitpos. Y
securing the payment ofcertsin debts to lv'I
han IiiLson, Surviving administration of cp,
.be,l nd IRlison, deceased, and to Bsn;o,'
Botts, we will offer al p,iplic sale, for e,gI
on tho leih.day of MAJ CHI next, at the tr'
door of the court house, in Fairfax coun,
a TRACT OF LAND, io the said couo,
described in the deed as situated on Occeup,l
Creek, adjoining to the town of Colcnes,eI
and devised to the said Samuel Bailry BY n
father lillian Bailey-supposed to On
four hundred acres. III
Thomas Harrllon. jn
r. I. Taylor.
Dcecrsber &. eGts
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July ~.
Loudou, Land for Sale.

FOR SALE, on THURSDAY, the 2lst
of December next, on the premises, the
TRACT of LAND on which the late Judge
Jones resided, in Loudoun county, with about
Is SLAVES, and the stock OF Horses, Cattle
and Hogs on the estate. The tract contains
nearly two thousand acres, and possesses ma
ny advantages which entitie It to the attention
of those who May wish to reside in that high
" improved partso of our country. Twomer-
chant mills are III the neighborhood, one on
the adjoining estate. and the other within
miles. 1t is ten milesi troni Icesburg, IS
from Alexandria, and 40 from George own,
the new turnpike from Alexandria, crosses
corner of the land and terminates at the
nearest merchant mill.
The whole tract is remarkably we'll watered,
Little River passing through the middle of it,
and rnany small streams OH each side empty
ing into that river: About so or so acres are
already well set with Timothy, and at least
500 acres are capable Of being made excellent
meadow. lit will be divided Into tracts of
different dimensions 10 suit the convenience
of purcisasers. A .esedit Of one, two and 5
wears will be allowed. Bonds with approved
security, and trust ga the land will be re-
ouired. The Negroes are supposed to be
very valuable, some Of them being good
house servants, and tbs others principally
Young men and wesnen--For them the same
term of credit will be allowed, and that ofsa
year fer eyspysetiser article.
Iames Monroe, Ex'r.
[ OF the ktaIs,ssh Joass the eiser
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Taluable Property for Sale.

~E~HE subscriber offers for sale the I!ous
Il on Fairfax-street, in Alcxandria, how
occupied by Mrs. S. Nichols. The asses.
sors say this property is worth four THOUSAND
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum-; hut Che
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halcE
the assessed value.
He also eGers for scle,
The vacant Lots On Fairfax and l'ranLEa,
streets. Assessors have said that these Lou
are worth three thousand two hundred d.
lars per acre, and have assessed them at tta
rate; but the subscriber will take less than
the halt OF that sum per acre,
He world gladly sell all his property @
the MaIl-his Houses Oh klng-strcet ne,.
Royal strcet-his Houses OF the same Street,
near Washington street-hls ground-rcnt>
or any other property he has in hlcxandria
on a credit OF S, IL, and s months ,--Ap,
ply to Cuthbert Powcllor
S. Cooke.
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Leesburg, March so. lev
Twenty Dollars Rezoa1a.

Strayed or stolen from the subssribc,M,
ing on Tra,nmeL's Run, about twelve miles
frosl Alexandria, on the Lecsburg rood, On
Friday night the first of December, g s<,R
REL MARE, about l3 and a half hands lI,N
very compact built and with fold, branded on
each law aud each shou!ucr with " /, hasa.
handsome star in her forehead, likewise a;
small black spot Just behind the saddle hprs'
ly az big as fifteen fence fieee I has long
switch tail, and when in Bride carries it verF
low, she naturally trots but can be made 10
pace a little, she will be seven years oldnsMI
spring, her brands at present G not very
plain in consequence of her long hair, bQ
will be easily perceived when she sheds hCr
coat. suppose she was taken for the pur.
pose of runni lg as she is remarkable last
will give the above reward for The mare and
thief, or Ten Dollars for the mare and al
reasonable expresses.
John Henderfon.
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John Hender1oll.
Necembe, q lawSw'
Iult Received

And for sale by James Kennedy, sen. Ba'1'
seller, King. street,
Gentleman and Lady's Pocket Almanacs'
in plain and Morocco bindings, for the year
1910.
AND
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers AIM
macs for do. containing variety of useful and
entertaining matter--by the dozen or Other
wise.
ALSO,
DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vadcmccun-
lust published--a very useful Manual C
young gentlemen of the faculty. Price ~
cents.
Dr.. Recess Medical Guide.
Pcnnington's Memoirs of " 5. Eliza Car
ter.
Blair's Lectures on 2hetorick and the
Bellies Lettres.
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
Complete Farrier (new editionI
Misses Magazine--2 vols.
Porteu's Lectures on St. Matthew.
Or. Nexcome's Harmsny OF the EvanS''
lists.
Mrs. Vests Letters to Young Man
/ Cowpel's Poems aud Tssk---scperats, CIV
giant miniature editions.
Mediator's Kingdom, not of this WOE"
81 and half cents ;
December z. eou
C. PRINTING in all its va
rious branches, handsomely e.
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TO RENT,

A three story Brick Dwelling llonse q
the corner OF Washington and Prince stretc
at presen, occupied by Mr.. Thomas jacob.
II l. S Q,
A WARE HOUSE. they will be lcttogstl,
or scperately. Possession will be .yen G
the first of November next. For terms a,
ply to Mr.. p. Tripiett.
Edmund Denney.
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(Pg.ace, Two Dollars Ter bottle. J

Price, I7vo DoHarS per 6ott!e.
NOTHING is of more importance that
he preservation Of keaIth-this common laced
remark however is TOO OFTEN FoRGorTES
whilst we are active and streng-and pre-
yention Of pain, which is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended to by any descriptia
on of persons. Among those disorders which
REQUIRE the most early and unremitting effo is
70 eradicate and overcome, none have strong
err claim upon ournoticc than the Govt, Rhe.
matism, Lumbsgo, Weakness of the Joints,
Snrains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species of Rheumatic Pains
from whatever caase they may have original
ed--and hence every relief which can be ad-
ministered is too valuable to be fGrgotten.--
Those persons whose avocations peculiarly ex
pose them to colds, SC cannot be too anxious
always to possess immediate aid. Sea-inrlng
persons, travellers, &c. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which Will
countcract the unpleasans effects OF their pere-
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them. 10 those
who reside in or visit tho West Indies, and
ther warm climates, theywill be found upon
trial to convey the most lasting service and
will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
vigor. Although great variety fprescrip-
tons have bee published to cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalled
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS If
Dr.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through,
out the European continent, and whose un-
bounded benefits are fully authenticated by
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
! we'll known in America, being Of the first con
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
( ESQ. one ofthe directors of the Farmers Bank
/ of Maryland; John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, of Cation.
/ Ample certificates and affidayits of the be-
aehcial Effects ofthese msaicinss may be seen
! BY applying as above.
i NaGeh lie :
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For Rent or Sale,

4 Beke-holsls s. Dzvsllangg- loglss.
THAT Bake House and Dwelling House
situate at the corner OF Water and uronoSo
streets, at present occupied by MIR. Andrew
Jameson. Possession may be had the hrst
s day of January next
ALSO,
- THAI Square, Or two acres OF ground. Wisn
s],e improvements thereon, situate on w ASH
< ingtoa street, between Oronoko and fcndie-
ION streets, wherein my family at presehs
live. Immediate possession may be had
John Dundas.
November II. Wv 0e 80 -
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IUsT sRECEIvED,
King street,
The following highly valuable Medl-
clnes,
Price dollars perLottle.
Or. 7ebb's Natures Ret2oratiue,
A RALsAMIc CORDIAL.

THIS cordial soIustly celebrated through
out Great Britain and the continent OF Eu-
rope, for its superior efficacy i'll the curing
all disorders excited by nervous irritabllly,
as well as tn complaints of compl etc debility,
whether arising from irregularities oflivlnss
long continued residence In warm climates
Incorporate pursuits of excessive pleasure,
or that destructive habit OF inconsiderate youth
which brings OH so prematurely the lnhlinl-s
ties of old age.
Inremoying pulmonary affections, asthmas
and all disorders Of the lungs, 1t is the most
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the rellet
lit has afforded even in the last stage OF con-
sumptions,is withou aparallel; with regard
to its efficacy in this baneful, and unfortunate
ly the prevailing disorder in this country ICON
sumption) It's superiority is such as to have
supplanted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced life feel the conse
quences Of youthful excess, Will Ind them
selves reatoredto health and strength, and All
those melancholy symptoms removed, "hlch
arc the general effects of such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced in Eu-
rope, the thousands it has renovated. when
bending under the pressure OF nervous, con
sumptive Or hypochondriacal disorders lraany
tested proofs of which from eminenty dls-
tinguished persons in this quarter Of the globe,
are now in the possession of the proprietor
here, some few ofwhich are herein published
have determined the introduction oil It into
this continent, where lis eflicaclcs must soon
become SO priced as to make It considered a
benefcent remedy not to be dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious TO preserve or ac-
quire their health.
The chief ingredient Of this cordial is .
pant whose rare and precious sanitary virtues
were we'll known to the Arablans during the
9Th and 9th centuries, when hatpcope sRone
conspicuous over all the nations OF the world
for their learning and skill in graduating
balieful diseases incident to the human frame,
renovating infrmity to vigor, and restoring
the sickly to SQUAD and rosy health, and which,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and used and experienced as the most soye-
reign remedy for deeayed constitutions, and
every species of nervous disorders. This &C.
lebrated restorative plant has also been high
" estimated for ages past, amongst the most
enlightened nations OF N1reecc' aild Co'sle.e!-
ed by those wise inhabitants as one OF the tirst
of their blessings.
This cordial is also rich and fine in flavor
most grateful to the palate, ard the most en-
Iivening to the spirits Of any yet offered to tn
public ALso,-
Or. TiNoss celebrated Goat and Rhea-
mat,c Drops
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District of Columbia.
county or sALExANDRrA,A

ssCouNFY .oE sALExANDRIA,a
July Term, 1909.
benjamin Bolts and Timothy
Brundridge, assignees o.
Isaac MCPHERSON, bank
rupt, and Nathaniel FL ~ e5dnceya.
licott, conqtfs'
against
William Cash, Jun. * John j.
III. Manly, DTS.
The defendant William Caih,
;un.>nots having entered his appearance and.
given security, according TO the ACT OF assem-
bIy and thegales of this court, and 1t appear
ING to the satisfaction Of the court upon atida~
Wit that the said defendant. William Cash, u,
ss not an irahabitant of this district, on motion
ofthe said complainants, by their counsel, It
IS ordered, that she said defendant Wiiilam !.
Cash. ir.do appear here on the hrst day,of
next term, aud enter his appearance to the
sr,i;t and give security for performing the de-
cree nf the court and that the otherdetend-
ant John III. aIaniey,do not pay away, covey,
.,r secrete the debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects in his haads- belonging to the
.a;d absent defendant William Cash, i. until
the further orderors decree OF the csnft, and
mat copy of this orderbe forthwith publish
"A for twosTaonths successiyeSSln one OF the
nublic newspapers publishedsin this county
and that another copy be posted at the froh'
!. door of the court house OF SAID county.
A copy-Test,
C. Deneale, &C.
pctoDer % law24
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THE sabscriber, by virtue of deed OF
rrust to him from Mr.. WTikam Hodgson, dat
ed ON the 10th day of November, IN the year
1908, for the purpose Of indemniylHg Mr.
John Hopkins--wili, on the shrst day OF + e :.
<4ruary next, at the hourof twelve O'Clock OIL
that day, if fair; If not, on the next tair day
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Thomas p. de Yalangln,

-----,, 49,, ID Nolanr;n :.
ihOHadS -. ' ~ :, 49, - ~
Begs leave to inform ms irlehas al,a =. ~
public in general, that ne mas ~
stand lately oecupiedby Mr., saaaes ~, !. e1aa1
on King street, and continues TO oner nor
sale, handse ine assortment OF LiQ ~ 10
and GROCERIES OIL the lowest terms Tor
sscash, viz.
Imperial
Hyson,
yodnpHyson, tTEAS of the latest I'M
tIyson Skin, portations
Souchong
Bohea New orleans.
iis ss civ So -. - - IS
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paper Mn Morrow, from the Committee ofPub-
q A&k 1xnds1reported resolution for rcviving
the laV rcspccting British refugees, which
was ad0p(ed and referred to the Committee
of Pabltk Lands, with di-cstirns 20 bring IN
= bill sdkording:y
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A petition from the citizens of Washington
praying for law to make turnpike road to
meet road about to be constructed in di-
rect line from Baltimore, was referred to the
committee on the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Morrow reported bill for extending
the time for issuing and locating military land
warrants which was twice read and referred
to committee oftbc whole.
Mr.. Sawyer made two unsuccessful AZ
Temps to obtain the confederation Of motion
made BY him a few days ago to erect seps-
rate committee Of manufactures.
! Ard the Houss osjrr-ned ,iIl Monday.
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ttt.~t@ NEw-yoRN, DEC. Ia.
By the ship Lawrence, Capt Dunbar, in ~ days
from Lisbon, which pert he left the 2d Of Novcn-
bers We learn verbally that about $50 sail cf british
transports lay the 1agus, 50 Of which had recently
arrvedthHt no battle had lately taken place bctweeu
the British and French Arrnies and that K repor.
ted dthat Buonapartc was marching an army of 100000
men into Spain /; shat the british troops had evacua-
ted Blboa and that no fresh troops had lately arriv
cd from England
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on
IN moxpxY, the frs. day Of January next, The
haif,earIy dividend will be declared, Ard PAID 10
such persons US the Books Of the DanK will shcw
10 be stockholders; on Inc 2jd instant.
NOTICE $ss4 u
Is likewise given, that on wkpNrsbAt, the
Cd day of said January, 3 gc,fefM Meeting of the
stockholders will take place ut the SfATE.hoUsE
lection Of directors and transaction Of the necessary
business Of said Bank.
BIZ Order Of he PresideKf and Daecfsts,
John Il: sfiEARMAN, CcsRf.
Nsrpoff, Det.13.
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MARINE LIST.


C7csred--ship 1rsi. BARLOW, Charleston, sH.a
brig German Peggy, Gortoa, navnna xchr. Hsffi-
OF, Lce, Norfolk do. .AtarSa Tcw, New-foks s'ooP
Maria, Atwood. plymouth u DO. Melinthas kqcsR
Georgetown, do. Union, Lake, Norfolk do Asenxos
Wcstcott, New-York. ste ~ ,.t.
Enseres-ship Ocean. Iawtown, Cottehhpfgtss dos
Rapid, Murfcy, Liverpool, do ISufus King, Claf t
sloop Fame, Walden. Ncw-yosk do. A0roras Ga
hoone, Co. DO Fame. Dayis, DO. do Liberty, Nieh-
oils, Eichmohd. t"-.a
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7,IfE stotkh6lacrs Of tie Rhode -Iso'yd iasurrnec
Meeting will be held al The sTATE-HOUsE IN Nee.
poff, on wtpsfsbAy, the 81 day Of january next
at half past o'clock, r. VI, for the elect;9n OF D
rcctors, anil tra,ssction Qf such other business
as ray be thought necessary. ~ .ck
Nsw3orf, Dec. -. 81