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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

,N>i' "'''"s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ills u.V.Ioa
does nor eA~eed $500, or did TOT when ne
attacked. The enemy, two thoufsnd
'iioue, fortified thcmieiycs in TORE
Vega, troag pof, 10 mics from S,rtao-
der, 10 mat foslicr's retreat might have
rendered very hazardous from the to,,bas
loon as thc chelny got reiaiurced.'
! a curious report is II circulation. that
the Dangnin OF France IS fill allye, A
PeriUn is iaid 20 nave lately arrived in this
country, "ao kaows his place vi rciidence,
AID has communicated this to our govern
meat, beddcS H,arihs ahi>.Avit 10 rhe fame
effect.
The Archbiihops and biihops, who late
iy ict out from rar.s for i5aiy, have NOT
been diiiniiei in diigrace, As ftated in ion,.
OF the papers They area deparation from
the Council lifting IN that city, TO the Pope
inviting him ~ tanctlon lis proceedings.
| he Waliin.ham packet, which arrived
yeitcEday, IRON L.ib,n, brings letters 70
TIE ztn iaR. By this arrival we learn,
that the lines before Li!bon had been re .
Gently lnipeetcd, aud found as complete as
military iAiii and interchangeable labor could
make them. 80 formidable arc they, that
! 1t 10 fad To be tue deIiberate opinion of
the mott experienced engineers, that no
force, however great, fen, againlt them by
France, could be iucceis!ul, whit tucv
are deienaed ~ 10 or $4,000 BritilA FOL
uiers.
Lord Wellington has, with his ufual Ca
gaciy, planned a deiencc tor OpCrto alio.
hat important cry had hithecto been il, a
manner open, and mutt have fallen besore
any iupefior force ihAr approached IT,
ihee new deiences chiefly cunii.t in the
iortiiying OF he ;sron, pai.es y hlch caI III
various directions a. CpoEto. 'EAl WORKS
were begun ione time ago.
Gen. Graham had leit Liibon for the ar
my, ana in few days would DC followed
10y MIrihai BeresiorG vino was fiji at
Liibon on the 9th init.
Freth reintorcements had arrived at the
Portuguese Capital tOr the allied armies
where reports were prevalent thar the en-.
enIy had been largely reinforced aud il
was even .tascd, thaf MAIZENA, was on his
return TO Spain at the mead OF 5000
men
A letter from Sweden obierves, that
che King IS III P!cgscis o. d:yoiition, but
has not yer been formally ocpoied. As
70 all real authority, tic IS con. picscly ie,
aiic.''
Ordinance with regard to the du;ies on
Expectation By led, OF inland prodace.
- We, Fsede,lck Within, by the grace
OK GOD, King OF Pru,ia, sc.
" b our ordinance OF the z6,h OF Iu,v.
we laid down regulations with regard 10
the expectation by tea OF inland produce,
and IN, duties 10 bc Laid thereon. In an
other conformity with the meafnrcs adopt.
ed CT. the pare OF MS M4je&y LII: Emperor
ct the french, IN favor oil the agricul ture
OF the continent, we hereby decree, thai
the extraordinary inlpcH on wheat export
Ell !-.A ue redtl@ea Z. r1saunu a1.i K
sso,ehca per iait; and on rye and other
gram TO clowns ; gretchen Der III
tSl9nedl
FREDERICK WILLIAM
HAkDENBERG.
Berlin, Aug. Z, 1874"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
COMMERCE. Or C.4N.4D4,
EXTRACT OF a LETTER.

TIE G2faaat:ou at c'auudu, m 1860, ryqe
,ftSo"'4 al 1000 /1uh, qubyR Der easz,ls
~ ,e e;Ff'e4Fa tS0a miA,ou IF Kos lour-
I x { a00M 9o,oool.l IRE imSous NUT
0@IF $'FNi-y e.vteeata tie erbo,ls bafnu =.
"a, tJI q f"Eif44,e Of Abe d;9l,uce can b. 6yucd
I re P'/sNf 5ep4lAf,ou Of l6e Couaaa, NAV !,
'N'T4 al 5z0,ooo .Ioah dm gyyof a, ~, eue.
ms<t0f''1 nay aPpfar, eomme,te tUiN 6e fousd
~ - I ,a gray A"pe1sdtbe Prqpariuui raj,
r''E 1868 10 ] 793 The exports mar 6o4e
'0",'s4 j'Sm zo,oooI. 10 o,oook. i6lM 1T
''|'F"'' J'+r' ami beti.y. Bnf Axyuy m. i'm
10 years f'.y baUe i4c,rgGk 10 he M,.5y.l11g
I n.r.',-. = 1875 Io' az f1or J5QN 3yltlmtig
PS'f<fDf " he Joll5qyag eqiagatIs, 7o5;.6 ean,
mt 0f maf6 otc,- ar .4aaFr lie AA.J -
Fuy u Kim,
H5sa', all ale, grains, Raw ! 0>'00'
= 1i'oaH ! i35,soo
L I q all dt6,;atias, s,6,soo
Pof and ieari gAes, ,2g ~
8s1f = park, o' 1
SAnd,'F, /fso tedious 10 tartieulay;zsy J6,ooo
= 7t SHi6 ,mgG q -ya,d5 IT IS .ues. I
IL" 6"'Ft N 'be lp,sVmee, $4,000
.Su,,.i,S g1,o S'TG't" 3,0as'e, b13iooo
"'4'''''@ - efP9'zeS, $3.50
Cam"l5Iog' q aAA:tianal ch0ge ''o''',O
al II Per cent yqs,ling, + S5,'S3
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

foI lone time paf We have received We
very Hi'ie intelligence Europe, of any
moment. In POR fUCAL, the,e Is mn,
tning OF war, but the monuments of F5ench
o4'o@fity ana deVaitation, ana she prepa-
Fations OF this brave people TO MAINTAIN
''at ffecdom which they have purchaIeJ
at the point OF the bAyonet, with the eeo.
eTouS AID ald fappors OF ,heie Bris,lh al
lies. "i-
81 IN preicn's various .asa ne RILEY
lag picture. The Target French t,rcr l.
nov concentrated in Leon. wbcr. rnsr
Will be confronted by the combined force
OF the Britiih Porruguefe aud probably (on,c
oPhniih troops-This from appearances.
WI DC the next iccBe of conAid nm, ,re
Go NOT yet believe Lord Wellington will
expos his army TO gencral bate even IS
ne might promhe hinielf victory TO-,
q bEitiin Regiment lott is not ealily renlac.
ed. lie will rather rely on mano.nve,;n-
sSirmiihes ana the diarefs OF his enen,9
ron the dihicuity OF obtaining fubiiitanee.
NO great event can be expected IN otber
parts OF opain at pteicnt vetit Is var
OF fmali armies and detachmcnts. nv ,vL;.l
rance gets not loot OF quet territorv
dhouSh her troops are undergoing cor,
liant dInunitioD. The gteatctt nisfor
'une OF spain Is unqueitionabiy her want of
fyasmauck, energctck eovernms,y
Mott OF ali, tie Spsnirads dread and a..
len bona?arte, bot they know not vyhon,
10 rot. Their confidence has nc perfect
ra,iying point. Their rulers and C1eoe-
'd'' Know their ipfuficiency to oppofe ,br
enemy alone ; bot appear 70 regard their
peilonaI coniequeacc al icad AS mpeh >,
rh@i' c"un'ry's iatety. Tbs lpirit pre.
1cntS 'tie'' contantiy as an obGsc!e to frcb
as Promifc any brilliant eHca
a. "oa eAnuo' Nv what Is - be done
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22
PUBLIC SALE
O r L ND S.

ON THE I5THlnAY OF APaIL, (BR1Nc
COURT DAY. 1872,
NM III be fold at Romney, tiamp-
Wv ihifs county, Virginia, on creiit
and terms then to be made sznown, the
following property in Hamplhire county,
VIZ:
oae undecided moiety
vi tract of Land in tIampgaire1 Acres.
county on the waters of New.
creek, as granted 10 Thomas lo6
H'hy by patent, TIE whole
containing
also, one nndividef moieiy
vi tract between Nes-creek
and Linei'one Run, originally AZ
granted 10 Bryan i}ruin, Tor
4atsos oi:e is'aoivi4elt ,s,.cfy
OF Tract 'ying in the drains on
New-cfeek, IN O'Neai's Gap,
late tic 'roperty of .Hndrelv
Woodrow & wife, & coov y. ~
ed by them 10 Col. i.a@2fA
NJ Carly.
zt3o- one 2s'.dir;ded ff3ar'b pot
'se lsori7 k7aach II lie oata
H1@e lIver, iate the pccueft, no
q "o0dfoW and w.se ~ Is,
tfem conveyed 80 ~ CauV
20 40 VIe ~ 81 fon'<4 pof-t
Ot tt4et, patented TO Eduzsd !
M'Carty, 9Th March, 1856, 10,
contiguous to the other lands.
1850 C'ee ttittt2o2deti x,oist3
os tract adjoining TIE lat a
hoVe, patented 10 Edward NJ 90
Carly.
AT rhs SANE TIME AND PLACE WILLIE
one m'9iuhIei fourth part
Ut trstt in Allegheny county, )
Maryland, nearly opPoGtc 10
the mouth of Rev creek. 7 lo7
commonly called Bfyan's farm.
l he above will be fold wiihoul reGerve
10 cioie a concern, and may be viewed
previous 10 the day of fale on application
~ol. Ni'Carty who holds an undivided
ih'ereit with US in the above Lands.
SAMUEL M'KEAN,
JOHN P. PLEASANT 6
Baltimore Odober ao. tbs g
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

When Oliver Wolcott, Efq. former Sc
cTeiary OF the TseafuIy, rchgned that Of
hce' nc invited The hcuie Of representatives
to inititute In inquiry into his Official con-
duet. How many of the heads OF depart-
meh'' under our democratic adminiRrati-
ons' have followed his Example None,
chat we know of. They reign without
laying iyliAble about an inquiry aud
thelE errors and NAL PRACTICES ton,inuc to
De. overlooked by congreis. with perfect in
difference. 1t migny DC fuppoled that if
'hey were honorable u.en, occaiionsl in.
Veitlgations would De gia;if, Jag to shcir
own feelings; aud, by the way, il would
iurniih cong'eis with buiiacf. ior t..c;r k;;.
/.tre 25Ul5....L6.a.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

9 sc 7,naGsy IF g.,yi;uia -s,n; .,f,,,d ~
zoe 20, N.gM Of he an isd. BY J9mt J.l!aiu u
.'H4tn' alA1'zvr asd ,q56ed ef d.
1900 9'HG's az SO and 100 dalyar Agfe,.
se L's"f. Governor has g1sd a p,otlqmat;;s,,
eSe'.Ms {. 'ssOard Of 500 a5lla,y lar Abs 90.
Ss.y y A 'fe1'etrntors IT'LL. Ro5bsr1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

No fubjee was ever theme of more ,
buie ana miifeptetenray;on Than the Sed;
ton Law. So viluient we're the cia mars
of Duane and Others, thar ole third OF the
yi"anians firmly believed paddock
might at any moment be liked to their
mouths b. order OF john Adams. They
had not The inaiIeit Conception ,nat the Sc
uitlon Law was intended TO pun,th rhs D.;
fe,lttonin1as, not the Adery of the p.eis.
wb'>.' iat'et IT IN fact pyatetfea, by allow
ing the trufb 10 be given in evidence, and
= tatt $4,000. y.sr,riirry,i Nv,
'iie '-onh:non Law ; tor under that the
greater nc tfath lie greater ths. libel -,
d',a we nave ~itneiicd cafe in New. Yorl,
"hefe the defendant was not allowed .,
Py00s the iati, which ne had ffated W.,
Oh ali this, the hinple Penivlvan;an, WERE
entirety ignorant GGg Laqo, Gar Luzv.
vas The eternal c'y, and this deciisa the;r
woes although the conf .torion or their
own RAE Contains a proviiion p.ccictr
hmliai 10 thar Oh the Sedi5ion Law, as viii
&c ieea by the following extract from ths,
i"itrument Fac fee commandment
OF fh'ugnts and opinions Eays the coptf;fn
90" o. fedni yivai,ia} is one OF the i.yslua-
DIG ilSnts OF man and every citizen may
irt~!y ipeak, wri,e aud print on anv fnb.
JT>'' 0F&s '1ISag.bA for lie akult efibal l.
"[|:J. :" projections for tie publication
vi papers, inveHigating the Official condutf
Oh 'iiicsIs, OF men IN pubic capacity, or
""ese the matter Publiihcd is proper for
pubic information, ii. tub l51r0fm0y be
s|'Os~l m e.0Iasucs." j ne inference oecrT,
my Is, thar If the truth coaid not IN. S;"sr
IN evidence, the calamniAto. W IS liable :,
punifh men,.. .IJia. o'N -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

Mex ~ lsg2 (, rs 1.x.
~ 70 he Prsfl.st's ,,.ses.s.
mating Of Cs4gn,s.
II (" Gq9frlcd n ,elScsaslr qa..o-s -
4naaJ04 has latIty fa4, that p,s4
ee"snaar4 lgeoapr.es tbe e2js'sg jlq.. Sd,
.hdt sce zyIN rot bave Bl.dRy
TIE Hea. qHoM rs wilson, IA. mr.
q ..onsFss far tie Oysref ct' Ha,x6r, 81.
feIea 'b'e4g6 ikis 9laee his ms,.:a, ~
V'yN'iagtag.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

6rH% ',57e,7ssi ro,. fe,f1rg, ect;ob,
S''.p2tt Aae,.S mo caunassenou l5e cbaro.,
~ 8''!'''~, soiH masr RE g,,g, AZ our earra.,
I"rdra, e.,csrd 3 900, oco la..4s..i le;l1gg. but
Aing4om.
Or' commerce ba, 5ecame egs6A,u5h ey;;,b
ne Z. StGhS. Il f.sv yeas. aga ar i,ab,,f
f'0m tAenee gvenLy eeceea,a or .,Ss1s. BE-,
''sce 'glfetf15le aaz .uttifgtnt .4sl<y;eau me,.
q aus 6aor 6',,gna n Jefllr am4ug rs, I6el..zs
ne /eafe Is tan.ee ~ orr fi,uor and 1k.., B;;.
::.~7 "44'Y'i,y IS eoaame1eixg 10 ,.n IN a chunueL
neoeT 6sto'e m.sb ioa4sM of... Ian. Par.
Tt6e Ouite3 Sta'r5 A59uld not BE- qvlN FIR
"l|6e@ '1oit6 '0-aaS ana cnuah, II ssoiK ee,1aufy
mol be ozVfng TO he 104nt Of projects for 15e
PN'P9t. In'aAilhoa to A5e Lofte,y Sctsn,e,
''1'e6 cue ba1,e bt,rf3ts,r n9.iced, I've are u9zy
IP'Saa'fea lo't6 A4olbe,, equally .1eto 4nl olaa-
Jt1le....dAs. GG&efte.
F'un The National {ztKeeud<y.
!" In a Period Of steace ege halr1fr tine of4
<aAatr zviAt4@st 1ay miA.ay duly. Let the
reidne DC devoted 10 making roads and
canals. THIS loiU b,0aate a neesv era in t6e
n7iIia,y ela'At'er. L zgsIna lager BE Eli
M @y'epnte. 1hs bej:l.ue, .4ito6h uuS ex
te4'i'ce IencJas lo,feyytd en- Eeiety, e.,<n A,ymg
a prr'od Of pace y tie a,n.,, ,oiN uuae, Il
an 0Gjelz Of glesmi II qoW III ,1or.; by <au,-
'2g me J0laier 10 ss5iti z. .q,l.ta,y, Il eeW ZEN
Der b'm more O'aneus 0u< zvo,f},y If e9a facxcr.
He 7"'llF'A be eEsHgfG IN lie 4,/5Au,ge Il
me m9f Impo'i"@f duties II ME citisen. lie
r7"iH l0'0anee as mAeb as h. c1u/ume5; and he
e1pfgje q. The GfiD6L..A5meuf qcM be no Icnge,
"'et.s'fa as@in(f as Aml94g sAe .gfeal.p s,siA
az g"-e/HlUeals
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1811-10-22

10 James A4z4;dn, Esq. Psga4em sft5e q.
SIR,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
AdUertlst ment.

PURSUANT to deed OF trust from
i dndrew Jameson, and Mary his vile:
10 the subscribers, will be sold at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on Saturday the
,wenty sixth day of this instant month, DC
tober, WHARF and WAREHOUSE, IN
the town of alexandria, AID bounded as fol-
lows, viz 49, Be ginning at the south east
intersection of Union and Queen streets, and
running thence southwardly with Union
street, fifty feet-thence eastwardly, with
line parallelto Queen street, into the FL
YER Potomac-thence northwardly, with
line parallel to Union street, nifty feet to
Queen street-thence with that street to the
beginning A credit of six, twelve, eight
cen and twenty-fcur months Will be given
the purchaser, on his giving his notes nego-
tiable in the bank of Alexandra, with an APP
proved indorser, in four equal instruments,
and deed of on the property, to secure
the payment of the same.
JAMES KEITH, sen.
JAMES KEITH, jun.
October 8. dts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
Loft or mlslald,

A Certificate for 90 Shares OF the Stock OF
the Marine Insurance Company OF AlcXan-
dria, transferred by JAMES DYKES to the sub
scrber, 10Th Marco, iso2,-No. 1898 to
s4l2 inclusive--and for the renewal OF which
ann,ica,ion has been made to the said Com.
James Patton.
o.h,c 2aw3w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
Thirty Dollars Reward.
RAN away from the subscribers farrn' In
Fairfax county, Virginia, on sunday tho
29th ult. a NEGRO MAN naned

Very dark complexion, we'll made, about
feet 10 inches high, about Is years Of age,
has remarkable scar in one of his hands,
occasioned by burn when young; it has
caused contraction of his thumb, and part,
or all his fingers on that hand. have not
ascertained what cloathes he took with him
but if he intends leaving the neiyhborhood,
he will no doubt change them.-I will give
the above reward to any person who will ap.
prehend said BEN, and secure him in Jail
SO that get him, provided he shall be taken
out of this state, or the district of Columbia
but if taken in this state or the district aforc-
said, will give TEN DOLLARS, and pay
all reasonable charges.
Joseph Powell.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
Cctobcr S
a ual9t1bR Estate to Rent.

A UalalabR Estate 10 KeHt.
r WISH - rent for a term OF years. va
luable Estate, well known ey the name Oh
ALsxaNpBR's BLAND, directly opposite inc
city of Washington, and annexed TO the 70
tomac Briig. A description OF this estate
Is Thought unnecessary, as the beauty Ter
,;,;,v &c il must have arrested the attention
of every traveller, as well as those In Its M
emeiiate vicinity Persons DESTROYS OF rent
inc this property viii make an early appiica-
MON TO m e on the premises
H1tltdm II Washington.
September 81 -. GO
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
WASHINGTON & CO.

Have ;ust ohened Store on Ains-street, ad-
joining Messrs. Griffith and Dulany,
yNTHE.RE their acquaintance * tho pub
w lie generally can be supplied with
GPOCERIES and LIQUORS of The best
quality on moderate terms.
T.. ". b. They will transact business on
Commission
October IS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
Under a Deed of Trust

Under a Deed of Trust
From ANDREW JAMESON and Mar his wife
TO the subscriber,
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On the premises, on Saturday, the 26th OF this
present month of October, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
IN THE TOWN OF ALEXANDRIA, TO WIT {:
APIECE ofGROUND, lying to the west
ward of Union street and northward OF Prin-
cess street, beginning on the east side OF an
alley, running in direction parallel to Water
and Union streets, eighty eight feet seven in
ches and an half to The northward of Princess
street and upon the line of Hepburn and Dun
das, and running thence eastwardly with their
line, and parallel to Princess street to Union
street, thence northwardly with Union street
fifty two feet three inches and three quarters
of an inch, thence westwardly with line pa
rallel to Princess street the length OF the first
line to the said alley, thence with tie alley
fifty-t feet three inches and three quarters
Of an inch to the beginning, being a moiety of
the ground conveyed by John Allison to the
said Andrew Jameson and Robert Anderson,
which hath in the division been allotted to the
said Jameson. Also, an undivided molety or
PIECE of GROUND, conveyed by Joseph
Riddle and James Dali to the said Andrew
Jameson and Robert Anderson; the ground
so conveyed, being bounded as followeth -
Beginning upon the south side of King street
forty feet six inches to the eastward OF Water
street, and running eastwardly upon King
street twenty -four feet, thence southwardly
parallel with Water street one hundred and
sixteen feet to twenty feet alley, thence
westwardly with that alley twenty -four feet,
thence with straight line to he beginning.
Also, an undivided m6iety of certain Rent
Charges, amounting to two hundred and two
dollars and half issuing out of certain Pieces
of Ground, lying upon the east side of Water
street and south side of King street, which
are secured by valuable Improvements.
James Keith.
October 8 dts
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To be RENTED,

find immediate Possession gtven,
That commodous and spacious three sto-
ry WfREHOUSE, at the corner of Prince
and Water Streets opposite the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria, at present occupied by
Messrs. Farsn, Mescay u Co.-For terms
apply to
Richd. M. Scott.
October "a 2awSW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
O. Negroes 1Uanted.
IOHN G.. LADD,

JOHN q. LADD'
Has for sale, no1v landing from schooner fa-
gle, Cats, Ha'0es from Boston, !,
2os bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
to drawback on exportation.
so barrels Mu.covado SUGARS
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper
IS tons Plaster Paris
IN STORE,
A quantity of liverpool coarse line Salt
in sacks. NV. :.
Mould and dipt Candies, Sherry Wine IN
quarter casks, Whiskey, and Cider Vinegar
in horsheads aad barrels, 9 by IL, by 10
and 10 by u Window Glass,
100 pieces Russia SheetIngs.
6 boxes Irish Linens, sc. &c.
Septemher IL
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Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Oct. Term, 1911.
Ordered, that the executrix Of HENRY
M.CUE, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for {
weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gazette.
A copy.-Test,
Alexander Moore, Reg.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-10-26
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexantiris county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the personal esate Of
HENRY MCUE, late of the county a.
foresaid decea,ed: all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warm
ed to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
first day of april next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit to the said es.
tate and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this first day Of DC.
tober, 1911.
Harriet Margaret M.Cue,
Execusrix Of Henry Mscue.
October2 3taw4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
Coagres8.
MSENATE.
TUESDAY, FeJruarg S.

TUESDAY, fe6rUaIy 5. tl.ts
.Fir. crazgord reported . BIZ to amend and
continue IN force al net entitled " An act to IN
corporate the subscribers TO the Bank of the L.
nited States" passed on the 25sh dov of Re-
bruary, l59l; Which passed to second read
ing.
The 1sf section continues the act of 1871 till
the 4th March 1881, subject to the following
Conditions
Sec. 2. The bank to pay into the Treasury On
Or beiorc the list October - dollars.
Sec. q. Bank 20 pay TO the United states three
per cent on All sums above one million which
shall Dc deposited by the u. States for more
than ore ycas..
See. ;. Capital may be increased by the United
States 1850 shares, rot exceeding $500 in each
year.
Sec. s. United States to have the right to APP
stock tiley may mold
Sec. Z. Present President and Directors may
serve tiil ist Monday in January, 1872
Sec. s. Citizens, JonG-,ide stockholders, alone
to vote sordircctors or attend meetings.
Sec. 9. Bank permitted TO hold property under
certain lisnitrtiors.
Sec 10. Not to issue notes to greater amount
than amount ofca,htal stock paid in.
Sec. II. The officer st the Head O. the Tfea-
sury Department shall have right to inspect
books, &c.
Sec. Il. Act TO punish frauds OH tbe Bank cor
tnucd III force.
Sec Is. rms act to be void IL terms not &C
copied within months.
Sec Is. So much Of act Of 1871 repealed as
pledge Congress % grant charter TO no other
Baik durns the continuance Of thus corporate
on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
WAsurscroN CRY. Feb. S.

In the Senate of the United States
Yesterday, the bill respecting the Mi.
litary Academy was passed TO a third
reading.
The House of Representatives were
occupied almost the whole Of yester .
day on Mr.. Macon's proposed amend
ment to the constitution for excluding
members of Congress from Office, &c.
A bill was reported by the commit
tee OF foreign relations, comprising
merely that section of the former bill,
which went TO exonerate from seizure
vessels leaving England previous to
I'd Feb.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
Fs6t.nni.r z.

Monday last was the day Fixed Cor the meeting
OF the Supreme Court of The United States.
Judges MARSHALL, IhviNosroN and WASH.
1SoroE, have attended, but, lot forming /,
9aoran'' the court las not proceeded to bust
ness. q
IL IS understood that LEVI LINCOLN, Esq,
has resigned the appointment of JUDGE. end that
another gentleman has been nominated TO the
Senate to fill the vacancy
We are informed that letter has been receiy-
ed at Baltimore by ore ofthe owners of the schr.
iendship, said to have been sequestered at
Bordeaux, from the supercarso, which states
that the cargo is not con6scated, but merely
paced IN depot, as directed by the municipal
regulations, until disposed Of. This case must,
VIC 'pprehend, have been misreprcsented to MIR.
KSnssel, our Charge d'Aifiirs in France; as lois
dliiertntly stated in his iet,er-.Nal IN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-02-12
RALE1cN.lN. C ) Fch 2

NALEICH, N. Z J Feb. z
TINS day commences in this city the mnuaI
Conterence OF the Methodist Ministers o, yir-
gina and Carolina a considerable number o
whom have arrived.
On Tuesday evening Re celebrated foren 20
Dow preaf he'd at he Methodist Chapel. Tho
only On hours notice had been given Of his ar
rival the Chapel was fall to pressure within a
few nltnhtes of the time appointed for preach
iug als discourse was from the Iamenta.
lions OF Jeremiah, chap. III. verse s6 Sc "a
is good that man should both hope and quietly
wan tor the salvation OF tile Lord His lllus
traGons of his text we're ingenious and or.ct;-
cal lie employs occasionally original and We.
ny appropriate SMILES, and enlivens his dis
course with well old sneed0tes. The curios
ny apd expectation OF his hearers were not
disappointed.