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mach-pains ii the head and thighs, with
lowness of spifits-slow fever, with small
End irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessive
thirst--sometifhes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etimes the face bleated and
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate recourse
to Hanulton's Worm Destroying Lounges
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Sold by-Ro6ert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has Juit
received fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. -
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Indian Queen Tavern.

IA MES G u L L A T T,
y ESPEC1'FULLY informs his friends
N and the public, that he continues to
keep the above old stand, formerly occupied
BY Mr. JoHN HoDGK1N; where he IS deter
mined 10 be constantly furnished with the
best Liquors * Refreshments that the mar
ket will afford. The dining-room has been
lately enlarged, so as to be capable OF ACTON
.nodating at least forty persons, and Travel
lers may rest assured, that every attention
will be paid to have the bcdchambcrs always
neatly and comfortably prepared for their re-
ccplion There is sta',ling for between tor
ty and fifty horses where two careful a''h
attentive Holsters will be always ready 10
wait upon his customers.
] G.. having taken out Licence from the
Council of Alexandria for the sale Of Horses,
has t now in his power to attend to the COM
mands of any gentleman disposed to sell or
purchase.
May II. eo7t
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LEES
Worm Destroying Lozenges.

Th;. medicine which is as innocen' and
LA .s !, ;s certain and efhcacious in Its O.
.,.ra,ion, cannot injure the smallest infant,
mould no worms exist in the body--bas will
~ishoo, pain or gripping cEeanseshe stomach
~ howeIs of whatever is foul or offensive,
md >nereby prevent the production ofworns
Ind many fatal disorders. -;
Among the symptoms attending Worms
~. a;sapreeable breath, especially in the
snornins-bad and Coz ruPt gums-"chins IN
the nose, and about the scat-corV"is'ons,
epi,eptic FITS, and sometimes pr''anor OF
.ne.eh-irregalar appetite, someti, ne loih-
;fo sooa and sometimes voracious- pursine
thick slimysnd fesid stools-vomitin, large
and hard bellY-painsand sickness at the sto
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ROBERT CRAY.

NOO N Il ~ ana
Has Iafely received, fir sale, she tolic:,:~.
MUSIC for me PE4Ao EOR2E.
GRAND RONDO--hy Noisht.
Military Observation-Disclosures.
Easy Lessons-Reinasle.
Favprite Ductt-Giidon.
lie Retour de Naples,
Rondo, with flute accompani. SHofaand.
nents,
Six Rondos--Nicolia.
Serenadc, .Valce ct Rondo-Cildon.
sayoyard, RoDdo-t;ildco
lie sa"sonet Affrane hi cildon.
Military Rendo-Host.
Favorite Lesson--Steibeit
Cipsey Rondo-H Hoist.
Les Plaisirs de L. Espe:ance-Cidon
La File Recommendation.
The Maid Of NsrtivNle, a ballad from
Moore's PoemS-Stephenson.
Viotti', Pollacca, arranged for the Piano
Forte-Dusek.
Italian Momtiina-Hot.t.
The Garland OF owe, sung in Tckeii--
Hook
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos
| and a-TheSacred Companion for the Gcs-
man Flutc-a selection of Psalm aud Hymn
Tunes, adapted to that instrument
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Piano Forcs, Guitars, French Horne,
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, Files, Violins.
sc.
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges 8 Screws.
Instructions Cor learning I'd play on each
instrument.
Mar 81.
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,sa,h;.n Oil, about the 18th OF 'aAu'ry iasl'
nra.;nq an efsec,ual cure for the ring "or'''
and similar complaints, immediately ~ % "
nh;al of your Oil and applied 1t agreeaoly 70
the directions for about two nohln| ,a' ~,
sively, when the letter lett me a'o
made its appearance since.
'DsN Susanna Purden.
n. p NV Susanna, child aged twenty
months and & days, was taken about tAe me-
lilo Of Julv last with a violent cough when
The neirhbors said was The hopping cough
gave her six drops OF the Co'u"o'a" wv
which gave immediate rellct, ana proven oil
effectual cure. =, ,o,o
Ssratoga-street, Baltimore, Aug. ~ 1897
No. S.
Baltimore, Sept. 6, 1908.
The oil that ! received by Mr.. Elliott tor
the cold, did me a grea, deal OF service
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
AT the Columbian Inn, Market sire
No g.
I do hereby certify, that was violently al
tackled with the pleurisy on Sunday the sth
instant, ] Immediately sent to PHYSICIAN
who bled me twice within the space OF about
Il hours, all to no effect my fever still IN
creased and my pains SO violent that had no
knowledge Of nv nearest relations, nor even
my parents on Tuesday morning the 10TH
my father procured me phiai OF paufs Co.
lumbar Oil which was immediately applied
to my right side, where tbs pain WAS the Sc
perest. three or four times, with piece OF
flannel kept to the part affected, and TOOK
fifteen drops internally three times day tor
the first two days; and the second DAY after
using the oil, was able to walk about the
house, the third and fourth days l took OF the
oil fifteen drops night and morning, which
entirely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks be to God for it, ard DOW am we'll
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore. April 10Th, 1910,
Harrison's Creek.
No. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the 18th
instant, we were ,arrins new seine tor Mt
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
fire which, by endeavorihg to put out the
flames, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, we immediately
got some Columbian Oil from Mr.. Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course OF twenty minutes, and has lett
the parts free from blisters.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910.
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r. G1ays Last Of Prizes
IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navi.

CATION Lottery.
SECOND Days DRAWING
18th May, 1914.
, 500 tickets were drawn, among which were
the following prizes:
No. 1855, Sleo
Nos. 1926 and 1927, prizes of $50
Nos 1856 and e!se, prizes of $50
Nos. 2S7, 642, 1912, 1889, 1864, 2sos,
1902, $3.50, 1895, 1880, 475l, 4772, 4ee7,
555l, ssos, 1888, 66s3, 7l6s, 1886. s7ss,
94o2, e7o5, lo4ls, lo5ic, 1923, loe43,
1924, l0e85, lllle, ll4l4, 1925, 1854,
1858, 1896, 1906, 1920, .l4l27, 1879,
1886, 1886, 1871, 1875, 1868, 1927,
1898, 1879, 1000, l777l, 1895, 1882,
1882, i929s--Prizes of Si2--and 80 prizes
of $40.
The wheel gained THE day Sss7e
Former gain 1850
Total gain 1895
Next days drawing on Saturday the 2sth
instant, when the FIRST drawn ticket will he
entitled to fve hundred doliars.
On Wednesday next, tickets will advance
to eleven dollars.
Present price, ten dollar. fifty cents.
| May l6.
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Ground Platter.
Baltimore SLnte.

THE subscribers will contract for any
quantity OF the shove slate, which is &C
knowledged to he superior to any discovered
in this country. Persons wanting, can have
it delivered by giving 80 days notice, at tbs
annexed prices, With the addition of freight
and shipping expcnces.
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Mill for Sale.
I will sell or I will let, for a

l Will Sell or VIII let, tor q
Term Of years. grist and merchant NH s
70 acres of good fertile land in Fairftx coun.
ty, Virginia, on the direct road leading frora
Lees5urg to Alexandria, 81 miles from the
former and Is to the latter, and - toGeorge-
town and the City of Was ingtoa. and M.
more than three miles f.om the great fall: of
the Potomac river, and &c mile. from any
other merchant mill, and in good neighbour
hood tor wheat, corn, rye, &c. and 1t being 50
immediately on the road where all kinds ct
horse food will sell 10 great advantage. Tho
Mill House is built with brick il is Al feet
by so and stories high, and on Il never fall
ing stream, with 2 water wheels, one pair Of
good country stoaes, and ono pair Of five fecs
French Burrs of good quality, and ocnvea
hiency fJr snother pair, part of the works
already framed, and seasoned timber sufficient
to finish them it has every conveniency and
necessary machinery for the manufacturing
-four and country work. The works are ale
most new and in complete order, with good
dwelling house, kitchen, cooper's shop &
other buildings necessary, and good peach
orchard There is about 2 acres Of improved
meadow, and or 8 more may be aided the
balance is we'll timltred. farther descrip-
ton is unnecessary, as the pu, ehaser will FIRST
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April s. eotf
N. B. IF the above described
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next.
it will on that day be fold to the
highest bidder for cash.
William SHEPPARD.
May 800
Ground Platter.
The subscribers have on hand ard intend
keeping constant supply Of G r 0 UA y
p LAIS FER or p ARIS, which
Icy otter for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
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Eleanor Elliott.
SIR

comply with your request of staticg
nv opinion Of Paul's Columbian Oil being
an eHectual remedy for the tet,er worm.
have been afflicted with the letter in my hand
for 10 years, and have made trial of many
medicines which have been recommended,
but all to no effect. Hearing Of Pauls Co
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LaWrason q FOWIe

"P'H = faWIZW
=" The editors Of newspapers in George
Town and City of Washington, arc request
ed to publish the above advertisement, once
week tor twelve weeks, and transmit their
account" 10 this office
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CONGRESS-,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
GTakea for tie Alesandrig Gszette.1
SATURDAY, fan. S.

A petition of supdry persons of George.
Town relative to the opening of she channel
OF the Potomac, was read and referred to
the committee on the district of Columbia.
A report was received from the seereta-
ry at war containing statement of expen
ditures during the year 1910. Ordered to
be printed.
a committee Of three were appointed to
provide for the safe keeping Of the library
of Congress. III is kept in the north wing
of the capitol, which is very leaky.l
Mr.. Snincy presented the petition of
sundry merchants of Boston, praying re-
lief from the operation of the expected re-
newal of intercourse with Esglapd.-
Referred TO the committee on foreign rela.
tons.
The house closed the doors and So con.
,inued till a late hour.
The senate did not sit thi. day.
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n. las, ten OF democracy. TO he
fha' much, during that time, may have
sure aided to our wealth, but nothing Ia
Dseu ,a,;onal honor The means We might
F." md for retaliation are vast. and yet
ecu 80 ,amsK submitted to the yilest IN
Tvs .;.;.s For the sake of concitiating
T. ~. 20 whom we owe nothing but e.
- fetesta,ion, and who could do us
! - ;n;,,ry, were We TO pursue our true iu-
~ -, :. government has los, its energy, the
80 -. Rave Z been robbed Of their property
s ~ heir hopes, and the nation at large COZ.
id ~ ) calling load of insamy. "But
az s,ails frderal tru,h?' feyrry !" star
I - ornament bore a lesson OF wlscem
:, If waning, tllc democrats would shut
Eyes rather d.a1 look upon 1t. lnry
-. no idea OF any principles. We 20.
=. sem 70 chocs our own dtstiny, but
eonuoi it. By our extravaganza. We
Brndrr every thing impossible but our de-
k,ada'ioe' :
f may please God, In the course OF
H. Providence, TO traia our nation by mis-
kor,uns. and to FIT il ter greatness by some
ire, Of adversely bus # we should be lett
is pam ourselves, We nust DC AFFECT aad
baso
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4
Arrived, on Sunday evening, the sch'r.
Maria, Captain Nelson, from Lisbon, SO
days--sailed the las, day of November, at
which time there had been no general en-
gagepens, bat frequent skirm;shes between
the out posts and number of prisoners
were taken by the allied armies:
A few days before Captain Nelson sail
ed, accounts were received at Lisbon that
Massena had broke up his quarters and re-
treated about go miles VI, the country
Wellington had followed some distance,
finding the road strewed with dead horses
and Other evidences of distress but on
drawing near to the French army he learnt
that Massena had received large reipforcs.
ments and that this retreat was only meant
as feins to draw him from his strong
Inca: on which he imme diately returned
to his camp, not thinking it advisable to
risk an engagement: Under such circumstan-
ces. Opinions were various at Lisbon as
to the ultimate issue of the contest, but the
predominant one was tav orable 60 tn, patr-
otto cause.
Flour IS dollars per barrel. and corn 3
dollars per bushel.
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATUR E..
APPOINTMENT.
ON THyRsDAY, fan. 8,

ON THURSDAY, Jan. 8,
The assembly proceeded by joint ballot
of the two houses to the election of an ad.
jntans general, to supply the vacancy oe'
casioned by the death of Simon Morgan.
esq. Col. Moses Green of Calpepper was
elected without opposition.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
On the same day the house passed bill
20 repeat che last general law which forbids
the admission into this commonwealth, of
slaves from the other states,
Mr.. 7. L. Pearson FROM the conc nittee
reported a bill Tor the organization Of the
Chancery Courts. 1t divides the state into
eight districts --one chancellor to two dis
tricss-~tse districts are respectively assign
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a4Ab
SHIP @, News
Poyt of ALexaudYta.
Rort of -Akexandr.a,

EBTERED,
Brig Helen, Wilson, Lishon-aas'Tsfa
James Patton.
Brig Mary-Aaa, pavissop, Is~aiea--s
rum to do.
Brig Lloyd, Rand, New Castle. Ens
gland glass, paints and grindstonss--H
Hugh Smith and the master.
Sloop Richard Afford, Dottsoa. Bass-
more Eudries--merchants OF the dls'Fisss
Brig Economy, Ravens, Bosten.-spas
dries-to John 6. Ladd,
,S!oop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia syn,
driss-to merchants of the district.
Arrived brig Helen, Captain Wilson, 40
days from Lisbon--~salt-James Patton.
Sailed in company with the ship Howard,
of New York, for London, and ship Sens.
raj Colburn. of do. bound for New Yorka
Left at Lisbon, ship London Packet,
Captain Hust.n, Of Baltimore, to sail ~
ten days; big Louisa, M'Namara, Of A.
lexandria, to sail in six days.
The ship Rose ia Bloom, of Fhiladei,
phia, arrived the Esd of November brig
Rising States, Captain Spikes, If George
Town, and brig Betsey, Captain Skinner,
of Alexandra arrived the 9Th; ship Four
Sisters, of New-gork, and brig James
Wells, of do. sailed for that port on tie
Esd Noyrmber. Lat. IS, l6, long. IS, So
spoke brig Traveller, Capt. Now!rs, es
New. london, for Demerara, Oh, II days 5
lat. 81, SO, long. ~, 80, spoke brig Alert,
Captain Stodard, of and from Portsmouth.
for Wilmington, North Caralina, days
out.
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qltrsnbrts paflp ea,stfe.
TVEsDAY, JANUARY {.

Yesterday in the House of Representa-
tiyes of the u. S. NO business was trans
acted except the presenting and referring
two or three petitions Of private nature
and the receipt of report from the Secre-
tary Of the Navy relative to the traasac-
tons Of the government with Degan, Pur-
Vance & Co. at Leghorn, which was or
dered to lie on the table. About half past
tWelye O'Clock the doors were closed.
There appear to be many members of the
House OF Representatives, who are DESTROYS
of renewing the charter of the Bank of the
United States. but who doubt the constltu-
,ional power of Congress to grant any char
ter, except in the district of Columbia.
Mr. Macon observed the other day, in the
House, that no man could be more sensible
than himself of the injury that would re-
suit to the national credit, and the ruin Of
lHOlYloUatS, tlak 40 lilau COulo ulOIe lutlJ
t,an himself be sensible Of the expediency
Of renewing the charter bur he also was
fully convinced of its unconstitutionality.
Such are also the opinions of many other
members. Now to do away such sciuples,
the bank be established 10 the district of
Columbia, the srat of government, where
undoubtedly il ought to be. The mother
bank, from this place, can establish branch
as in the different principal cities, in proper
ton to the commercial importance OF such
places, to be decided by the imports and
exports of such places. A national bank
ought TO be under the immediate inspection
and control OF the government.
The vessel mentioned 10 our paper Of
Ftiday last, from Lisbon, was the Henry
and Clenlens, and not the Maria.
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Naluabl.e Property for SAFE.

On the 22d of January next, at one o. clock,
will be sold, at public auction, at the Cof-
tee House, in Alexandria,
A Lot of Ground on the south
side of Kiag street, bstween Water and Uni-
on streets, fronting on King street so feet,
and extending back iio feet-on credit Of
two, four, and six Inonths--the purchasers
giving negotiable notes with approved endor-
sers for the purchase money.
Charles Sinms,
Attorney in fact for Charles Wallace,
surviving partner st Wallace, John,
son and Muir.
Dessmbsr 20. ssw4y
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N O C E,

f0s subscriber haping ieases his farm call
"a Hyb'a Valley, ofers for SAFE, on the
Premises.
4 Quantity of Hay, several
E"ue' among which are we'll broke yoke
'Cken, Farming Utensils, sc.
noi disposed Of before FRIDAY, the
instant, they will on that day, if fair |;
J0'' the next fair day be sold at public
]. B. Nichols.
'ahuary S. DIST
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The Subscriber

Has for Sale at his Store, lower end Of
Prince Street,
TWENTY-sIXE Barrels of APPLES
i from Philadelphia, of the first quality
Shclbark NUTS; English WALNUTS;
CHESNUTS; sweet ORANGES; first quail.
ity CHEESE, for family use Table COD
FISH, Of an excellent quality Market BASs.
KETS; New~York CABBAGE cavsi.
dish chewing TOBACCO Patent Floor
MATS of the newest fashion; together With
GROCERIES IS usual, ~
Abel WILLS,
January 8. DIT
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Bank of Alexandra,
falluarg z, 1870

anuary z, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given TO the ifpck-
holders Of the Bank OF alexandria, that a
dividend of four per cent. on the capital stock
& said bank, for the half year erding thus
", is dectared. and will I've ready to be paid
0 them on Thursday the 10th instant
BIZ order IF the President and Directors,
G9raen Chaplin, Cashlfr.
January 8. cosy.
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January g.
For Sale or Freight,
~ lhe fast sailing Brig
<4A OvE II

rEEN The fast sailing Brig
rGNAa LLOYD -
S Bprshen 2so tons or 5000 bar
rels, built At Newbury Port, has performed
but one voyage, and is in every respect ssssss
rate ssel,-Apply to
LawTasoH and Fov!es
Who haze for sale, landing fran sais brir,
jrsm Nszu Castle, (EnslandJ 9
$50 kegs White Lead,
:, 100 boxes by 10, and 10 BY Y Winaeqs
Glass.
ALSO,
The cargo q schooner HaSard, CAPT. RQme
metz, .jrom Rostop.
los tons Plaster Paris,
8 tons St. Petersburg Hemp,
1900 Cod Fish,
20 boxes Chocolate,
pipe and half pipes Old Londaa
Particular Madeira WING,
20 bolts Russia, & 80 do Ravens DUCK.
ALSO,
From brig Economy, Captain Hayfns, jyogs
B0,ton,
pipes and half pipes London Partic4-
lar Madeira Wine.
January {.
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Public Sale.
THIS LAY,

At ten o'clock will be sold at the
Fcaduc Store, without reserve, on a liberal
|redit, for approved, endorsed, negotiable
Eoes, Is bales Of German goods consisting
\, ricklenburss, Platillas, Ravens Duck.
fAirtng Linens, -- pieces supelhne black
Fhth. Hollow Glass, &c.
Also-0nc Share of Old Stock in the Lit
Le River Turnpike.
P. G. Marlfeller.
Januar 60
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Cd to the three judges Of rhe present Chan
Gerry cou,,s-an additional judge is to be
appointed for the two remaining districts.
The bill being twice read was on motion
ct Mr.. p. committed to the csmmittss ri
the whole house on the state Of the ccHas
monwealth.
Yesterday the house passed the Court Of
Appeals bill.-Number of judges FIVE, sa-
larry to each S ,ooo--Judieial days $50!
OH FRIDAY, December %,
The house resumed the consideration of
the report of the committee of privileges
and elections on the contested election from
the county of Fairfax.
The report and resolutions were further
amended, and as amended agreed to by the
house, as follows:
The poll Of Richard Coleman stood
has at the close of the election, 1876
Deduc, illegal vo,rs -
Good votes, 116
ee p
w "'s" s"f' 'Sm
:, 1 'A " "e' "''
se", o"''' ""' A'Eehesoe'
;, o De' benjamin
~ ~ eaey, ops". ~ oe
SSPenSSo hSuA s'C pun VI SC0VSS WIt)OT,
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a dwelling house to rent

\ oAIED at the corner of Water aud
!, " luxe streets, and lately occupied by
In ~ " ashington. 1t is sufficiently large and
- DC made convenient; a eooi brick stable
'Nief out houses are attached to il.
J..H. Ho0e.
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Public Sale.

THIS DAY, will be sold, at the Ncndue
Store, on credit,
4 chests of Young Hyson Tea
4 do. Old do.
2 do. Champoi,
4 do. Hyson Skin.
P. G. Masl}eller.
January Q.
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lust Received,

Just Kecelyed,
a BRIG Ec9n2mu and schoonrr HaSard, q
large assortment Ct
S II . ( S,
Suitable to the present season.
ALSO,
Mems and boys fine and coarse Hats.
ON HAND,
1000 yard. Domestic Clott.
S. and .. Reed.
January s.
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January g.
Marine Insurance Company OF
Alexandra.
Insurance Office, fen. &. 1910.

Insurance Office, jim. 4, 1910.
The Stockholders in this ig-
stitution are notified that dividend of Eve
per cent has this day been declared on thas
part ofthe capital stock now paid, which viii
be ready to be paid to them or their legal re.
representatives. in ten day IS from this date By
order J. B. NICHOLS, Sse'yy.
January S DIT
~ The Editor ofthe Virginia Patriot will
please publish the aboye advertisement for
3 weeks in his paper.
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Washington and .Alenand,aa 1urn-
pike CONTRARY.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders,
pr The purpose of choosing Five Directors,
CLERK and Treasurer, viii, be held at Brooks
ayern on the first Monday in January next,
ecosdins TO law
G. DENEALE, Presideaf.
December 81.
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