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The zeal Captain Cuffee ielt for the
Africaa cause. determined ais noble mind
to iorsgo all prospects of mercantile profit,
and even the natural desire to return 10 his
wife and chiidran, aud he came directly 70
England brisging with him native of s.
ezra Leone, whose father. negro, is If
considerable property, and in large way
OF business. The Captain brought him
from oierre Leone, at the express wish Of
the coonists. tolearn navigation and it is
but justice to the diligence and intellect of
this Dung man to say. that, in short voy
age to England, he has learned most sur
prlsingly fast, and shews that intellect is by
no means controlled by the color of the skin,
and that the Blacks are worthy of beiug the
brethren Of the fortunately more civiiised
whites.
Captain Cuffee is Of avery pleasing coun-
tenance. aud his physgionomy. truly inter
esting !: he is Doth tall and stout. speaks
English well, dresses in the Quaker style,
IN drsb colored suit, and wears large
Tapped white hat.
1t is supposed that the Traveller will re-
turn to Sierre leone :.
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Dotl,aBttr.

New YoRg, Oct. Is.
1T a meeting of the Republican Citizens, of the
City Of Nesu-fork, he'd at :. B na,tiine' i.
long room, on Ihesda, evening, the t5th in,t,
he/oHooine Preamble and resolutions -pere saa-
ninousG adopted
Considering that it is not only an ;nh etent
right, but also the duty Of the people on impor.
tant occasions to assemble, aud in firm but reg.
pectful terms, to express their opinion Of the
measures pursued by government that SUI n
duty becomes the more solemn and impsriou
Al = crisis when the SANDERS and disaffection Of
many conspicuous individuals, protesting 10 be
AMERICANS, are calculated to coustrnance the
nsolence and injustice Of y foreign power
Considering, also, that are mensced By
that power, with saDguinsry war, because
we have sought peace and retirement by cur
own fire-sides, thus esdc svoring to avoid par.
ticpaion IN the conflicts and commissions of i'm.
poversbe1 and olse4ng Europe
Considering, that in their wild and mad ca
reev, the la wlsss foot of British deprcd alton.
my attempt he p,under and conisgpation OF
some unprotected port on our extensive sea
coast.
Considering, that the peridious mipions Of
Britain amongst US, preying upon the vitals OF
our country, carry thes doctrine of " passiys
o5ediehce and non res stance" so Car ~ 70 viii
~ and traducs t0e gallant tars on bosrd our IN.
lie navy, for daring to rcpsl the insolent and
outrageous attacks Of msrsuder
Considering, that these tools, at the approach.
ing session Of Congress, will probably r,tcnpt
70 influence and Oyerrun The government by
thcir treecherous clsmors, not only sgsinst tie
present, but eny other .ystem of policy whioh
may be recommended or adopted, calculated
~ ito operation 10 euIbSfrass and thereby obtain
'edress from " tie Dsofhsy COUNTRY"
Considering tbess circumstances, with .heir
concomi,sHt effects, we nave deemed it our
duty 70 convene, and IN the manie anil unyar
0rhed language Of ireemen, to declare to QUE
country, and o tbe world, our feelings and sen.
'nnents st tn's Interesting epochF
Therefore,
qssoE9ed. That the anlust and embsrrsssir.
ders and z -ts OF the 1slIis-resia-lett our
soSern'aent out rhrcc courses 70 POI
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pY Virtue of decree of the Fedora, Cour,
1-I shall, on the first day OF November next.
proceed 10 sell for cash all the LOTS in Hano.
yer-Town, which were by the viii of Mann
Page, the Mortgage. directed to be sold by his
executor, and nlso sll the lots, IN the said town
which were sold and purchased in by Mann
Page, one of his executors. and bv his viii 80.
rscted to be sold. Al purchasers of the said
executor, ave hereby informed tast by said de-
Gree OF said court, am appointed receiver 8.
collector OF the rents and balances due on the
severa' sales made by Mann Page, the executor.
and upon the receipt of the srrearscrs, am au.
shoriseo to conyey'to such OF the purchasers as
nave not received their ssid titlus, the fee sim
pie estates in the said Lots. The sale of tn. a.
Dove iots Will take pl,ce at the House of Henry
sentry IN the said Town, and be continued from
day to day un&,! fio;shed
JOHNW PAGE. Commissioner.
Oct. T.
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(NoG 8.---------No. 40.

IN their corporate capacities. Let me notice
this pos it,on.
ALL rights which belong to The states are.
rights which they hold in their corhorase
capacities 4; or else the expression ia the
constitution which draws a distinction be-
tween the states and the people is arrant
nonsense for it would be curious indeed
that the constitution should expressly pro.
hb,t 10 the states the exercise of certain
rights and guarantee Certain others TO the
fe2FIc, II the words stare and heohte mean
the same thing. Why not more significant,
~ say, " Certain rights are prohibited To the
people, certain rights are guaranteed to
the people,! But when we speak of a right
oe'osg'ng 20 so0ereisn state, we do not
mean ariYht which the people of the state
possess, but right which the government
OF The state possesses. For instance, were l.
10 say the U s. have right 10 East Fn.ri.
ia. no person could SUPPOSE that possibly
meant the feoffe of the u. S, in their oriri-
MAJ capacity, but that it was a right of the
government of the US For if the peopIe
IN their original cdhacity held such a right.
IN the satne capacity would they have a
righs to appoint ambassadors to nepociate
tor it'----or to take it by force wi ihout the
VIII OF their government. Likewise then
when we speak of right belonging to the
states OF the American Union, It is only a,
right which the states haye in their iegisia.
stOe or CORPORATE capacities. 1t follows
tpen, all parties admitting that the states
have right to Instruct senators in Con-
gress. that this right exits in the state lcgis-
iatures o
Nothing more is considered necessary to
settle TINS question, than Co call to our re-
collection the views of the people of the y /,
. when they 'ormed the federal CONSTITUTE.
on. what was their great object Re
guard against consolidation which ,hev
knew would lead to deshonsm, and to have
an efficient government. What were the,
fears which were expressed more than %
years since by the greatest orator that ey-
er Hved, and statesman inferior to lew
1hat America ever beheld Speaking of
the powers he apprehended the general GO
eernhent NIGH usurp, says this great man.
me people are to be ohhressed and me
sfafe legislatures hrossrated =" Inc great
tear was consolidation And wha, nave,
we gained by the constitution. ir the -,iu
OF the state is to be "hrostrafed'-itsh The.
gate legislature canno, instruct the gent
vi the STATE IN othing 1.-The govern
Inent IS eonsoAdated-It will shortip be a
despotism
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N consequence of one of the undersigned Ito
Il wit, Edward y. Digges) being about to en-
ter into new business, the copartnery OF Heth,
Randolph and Digges is,by mutual consent, this
Gay dissolved. All persons therefore, who have
claims against the said concern, will apply for
payment to Harry Heth & Beverley Randolph,
and those indebted will make payment to them,
who alone are authorised to receive payment
and grant receipts.-Gwen under our hands in
Manchester, this 19,h of October, 1911.
HARRY HETH,
BEV'Y. RANDOLPH,
EDWARD u DIGGES.
Test-SOhn Potts.
October %. Ct
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ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN 5. SHELTON,
Oct. 8.

- pursuance of Deed of Trust to us
4 made BY Mary Thompson and Jesse Da-
import WI be exposed to sale to the highe st
bidder, before the Tavern door, kept by WIN.
~ Garner, in Ch@rlottesviIle, on Tuesday the
on DAY OF November next, for ready money,
two parcels or parts of two valuable Tracts Of
LAsp, on Icy creek, IN Aibsmarle, also, ele.
ven valuable SLAVES, together with all the said
Oavirports reversIonsry right or interest to &
IN all anal every part of the real and personal
estate belonging to or in the possession of the
said Mary 'rhompsoa for lfe--or so much there
OF as may tnsn DC required TO satisfy the claim
or Claims OF WIN. Gait, for the security and
payment of which the Deed of Trust was ei.
ven.
JOHN NICHOLAS,
ALEXANDER GARRETT. Trustee
October 8. 3w
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By Thomas Richie. J

T9EMALE EDUCATION, will, be continu-
II ed at Mount Airy the ensuing year. under
the direction Of MISS TERRELL, who will
teach Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Drawing. English Grammar and Geography.
The School viii! be opened the first day Of ia
nnary. and end the last day OF November the
months Of vacation will be June and December.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition (each find
annum, paid quarterly in advance. 1t may be-
well for those wishing 20 make engagements to
this school. to apply before the 3lst Of Dec.
next. as nearly half the number contemplated
TO fill the school is already engaged.
HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline, October 90, 1911 At
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ID KMovAL-R1ANs W1LxINs have :.

ID EMOvAL-RrANS WILKINS. have re.
~ moved their Axction & Communion Store,
to the house recently occupied by Mr. Hartia-
man Royster. decd. four doors above the mar
ket bridge. where, from the strict attention to
which they have determined to adhere, they
hope to merit continuance of public patronage
Advances in cash made on consignments. and
no storage charged where sales are effected.
OF We wish TO purchase quantity of Salt
Petre, for which cash will be given.
r. & w.
Richmond, Oct. 90. 1911. cptf.
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T" AS committed TO the Jail of Hanover coun-
w ~, on the 18th August, 1911. negro wo-
man who calls herself GILL AR, supposed to be
between hfty and sixty years Of age. about five
feet six or seven inches high, of dark complex
ion, is a native Of Africa, and says she belongs
TO Molly Redd Of Coochlsnd county, Va. She
has a variety of Clothes, which cannot be par
Goularly described.
THO. STARKE, Shift. and
Ss.-.. Tailor OF Hanover county.
October 20. #:
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HE COAL BUSINESS, hitherto conduct
n ed under the firm of Heth, Randolph and
Digges, will in future be carried on by the I'M
dersigned, under the firm OF SO Heh and Ran
dolth." Their friends and customers will be
Supplied as usual with that article of a superior
quality.
HARRY HETH,
BEV'Y. RANDOLPH.
Manchester, Oct 49, q.
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NE Subscribers having sustained much
Inconvenience by tresspasses committed
on their Lands at Tuckahoe, Middle Quarter
pandemonium and Lower Quarter, hereby
give notice, that all persons are forbid to hunt,
shoot, fish, cut wood, or throw down or de
str'y Enclosures on their Lands and that any
person Offending will be prosecuted according
to Law.
TOHN WYcKhAH
TAMES CURRIE,
PHILIP ROGERS.
Richmond, Oct. a. ep4w
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HE articles of co-partGetsbip heretofore
Il existing between the snbscrbers, under
the firm OF WHITE G. SHELTON, expired
on the Ist inst--hli those indebted to said
nrm are requested to pay their respective ba-
Iahces' to Isaac White, who IS duly authorised
TO receive the same, as also to pay all debts due
by said concern.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN 5. SHELTON,
Richmond, Oct. 8.
Mrhe Grocery business heretofore conducted
nv the above firm will be continued by the SUBJ
scrioer, who intends selling low for cash, coun-
ry produce or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE.
Oct. 8. n,
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Tor SALE snd Transportation, Eve likely
4 Young negro Men, now confined in the
peAitensisiy- Among whom are one good Hos
lsr. one n'tckmouider and one good house Ser.
gent.
SEPT 10 If
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I INTEND, after the November quarterly
Courts, to leave this State for few
months.
Richmond, Oct Is IF
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER p, 1911.
NEGRoES FoR SHE

NEGROES FOR SHE.
MILL BE SOLD, for ready money at Pow.
w hatan Court House on Friday the 25th
INST. 40 prime SLhVES. consisting of Men,
Women and Children. ~
BENSAMZN HATCHER.
Manchester, Oct. a. ids
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WASHINGTON.

S@TRGcK HsNRr-Read his sheeche.
III me psrsfn'a ConUenfion--he there toM
US sohas CIR senators 7pould come TO.
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STOCK OF DIR GOODS SIZZLING OFF
CHEAP

CHEAP
ME Subscriber being about to make an al
II teration in his establishment, will sell his
stock of well assorted DRY GOODS, amour.
mig to more than S 37,Oou, at prices very little
over prime costs, either At wholesale or retail
Tor Cash or town scceptances, sniy--until the
18TH Nov. next. at which time the remainder
then on hand will be sold at auction without
reserve, on accommodating teens
8EAi5Aa1IN KI44BALL.
Oct. q. ,f
r. s. Those indebted to b. K are requested
TO make immediate payment--sny ncglectiog
this notice longer than the 5thof next month
will positively have their accounts LOGGED with
an attorney for collection.
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.
AN

,FiIing che meeting Of the csanea.
l. BRIr ENACTED by tie Common Council
Of the town of Alexandra in Council assem-
b,ed, That from and after the Seth day ,of
April, there shall be. stated meetings. of Che
said Council for and during the present year,
and that the said stated meetings shall be held
at the Council Chamber or at any other place
VIII CHI shall be appointed, on the first Tues
day in each month, at the hour of 3 O'clock in
the afternoon, and not osiener !; PROVIDED
that nothing herein contained shal} be cchsare-
cd to affect any occasional meeting or meet
>ings which, may be called ior urgent seasons
or upon pressing occasions; bun the same
may be at any time when necessarily, called
by the persons and in the ,nsaaer directed BY
the charter.
Q. Be IT ruRrnEk EsaerEp, That this
act shall commerce ard be in force from and
after the passing thereof
EDMUND L LEE, President.
April %, 1911.
Examined and approved,
W1r11AR HkR11xT, Mayor.
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SHIP
Port of Alexand7ta.

CLEARED.
Schooner Harmony, Trefethen, Portsmouth,;
bv Iawrason s. Fowle.
Sloop Rising Sun, Perry, New-York---by
James Patton
The schooner Fame, Hewes, of and from
this port, arrived at Barbados l4th uItimo, IN
% days. ~.
The schooney Freighter, Leverins, OF this
port, from New-Orleans, bound to George
Town, arrived here asth instant----was detain'
ed bv tie collector at New.Orleans 50 days
waiting trial for breach of the non-lmpor-
tation act, having few empty English bot
ties on board when leaving Barbados 18th ia.
nuary, and permitted to sail on giving bond
70 abide the decision of the court. Capt Lee
vering left several vessels at New-orieans
under seizure for similar breaches OF sara
law,
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VA K N / Nc.

TIE enclosure known BY the name Of
{" purkis's Garden ard Spring" at the head
OF Kiue- street, aud adjoining the properties
of lol Peyton and Mr. Hoot is n, longer to
be considered as a place Of public reso !:
and all pcrs MS, of every descript N, are
torcwarned frbm entering, without pernais-
sion. or IN any manner wi atsoeyer trespass--
ing on the same, or on the adjoining euc!o-
sure to the north and westwa,d!y of,he rope
works Negroes, and Other fl.brcd persons,
have hitherto been in the habit of crossing TO
and from tie westws ard Cor comfortable Joot--
ing, or a near cut--a pleasure and advantage
which it would be well for them in future TO
forego-thereby adding 10 the injury done by
time to the fence Oh The run, by which means
a horse belonging to me, OF ipconsidersbe
value, (which however, does not extenuate
-. unlawful, orn sfand disgracetnl act) got
into the adjoining whea: field. w.s shot ~ aud
wound ed-s species ofnr shborty :'Anoy ance
to VIII. he h d been p,evi us!y uraco ustonn-
ed. Without desce ndi & to such dastardly
I'D barbarous conduct, hail expect and ex-
.ct attention to this no OBLIGATION, ard am
ready and wiling, as always have been. to
make salts action for any real injury done TO
the pro,er or feeling Of othels, pen be-
ing applied to in proper ms"n"r.
Colin Au!d.
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April so.
Joseph Mandevill >,
Colin Au!I.

cornrr Of King u Fqiyfar ssrssts,
Has FOR SALE,
80 hhds. and Is boxes sugars
hhds loaf and lump ditto
IS hhas Molssses
l,o bags Coffee
IS bag, Pepper and Pimento
Is cask, * boxes Goshen Cheese
90 boxes French . live Oil, Of best qua.
lty, each - bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years Old
20 case. old Medoc Claret, impaired in
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gu powder, Hyson, Young Hyson, and
n, son skin reas, of the latest and best Ina.
port ATOMS
100 boxes Muscs'el and Bloom Raisins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no 8.
81 barrels Whiskey
100 boxes IS, and I'd quality Spanish CT
gars
Cogni C and Bordeaux Brandies
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment ofCroi
,cries on reasonable terms, for cash, produce
Or the usual credits to punctual men.
NJ lie will purchase new Herrihgs and
ohad.
April ~. d
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Fsue Dollars Reward.

LOST, on Fridsy evening last, between
the town of Aiexandria and bayfield,, The re.
silence of Mrs. WashingtoB, on the COL
chester road a small Red Morocco Pnrse..
containing three receipts for loads Il
-four, two from Anderson Mutt to Charles
Tyler, and one from Butts and Csywood Tor
Thomas Greenland two Fiur Dollar Bank
Notes-with rome other pap:rs oil no coDse-
quence ia any person but the right OWNER
As no.ice has been given to the gentlemen
who gave the Aor receipts Of their loss. they
can be Of no use to the finder. who shall re-
ceive the aboya reward for the delivery ofthe
Parse with its conter,s to Butts and Cay.
wood
John Randolph.
April 80 y
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WASHINGTON CITY, Atrl 81.

The following is understood to be a correct
Retirement:
1is' q resssis arrived a, TIE tort ofBrdeaur
Jrorr me LIST .N0uember, to the 18Th Fe5ru-
G-7i, 1871.
Brig New-Orleans Packet of AL from n.
iork, r. I Harris master, burthen go tons,
|naSissted with ten men, with cargo of ,ebac--
|eo, rice, cocoa, pork, beef, hams, beans, -four
and butter. touched at Gibraltsr, where the
|saparcargo spid the bca -four and butter, AZ
If'Ved In this port, the Cd December after h,.v-
s performed is days quaraptine. The
Sew was Intercepted at the custom-house,
AAd all her ship papers sent to Paris, by an
ertss received from the cus,op-hsuse on or
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At the clost Of the polls on Monday last
the result was
For Members Of Congress
John Baker, Esq. Fed. Rep. sal
Daniel Morgan, Esq Demo. las
For Senator Of this Commonwealth
Lewis Wolfe, Esq. Fed. Rep. 2ls
Charles Brent, Esq. Demo. l46
Fer Delegates.
Thomas Grisgs, Jun. Esq. Fed. Rep. ssl
R.uieish Morgan, Esq Fed. Rep. 22s
William P. Flood, ESQ. Demo. l5o
Jacob ManniHs, Esq. Demo. ls2
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,1resDAY MORNING, AsaiL So.

TN. Enquirer has boldly entered the iis's
s,sinst the Aurora, on the subject OF the '''e
.,,,, IN the cabinet When Greek meets
Creek. then comes the tug of war The tn'
ouirer asserts, with great Affection Ct So
,en,ni.y as to the source of his lniornla'ioh'
,,,t the letters addressed by Mr.. Smith 70
Copenhagen Jackson were written oy 1ho
presi,lent; and thence argues that the ais
missal of Mr.. S. was owing to his mcapacNy
&c uerfofrn his Official duties. We 20 no1
know that the president viii consider this
very enormous compliment, even Ii :rue az
any ,ratc, Mlr. Smith remained In oitlce many
no,.As ,har TIA, affair" An idea has gone
firth" SAWS the Eaquirer, " that Albert
G.:u,,ii. was the cause OF Mr. Smiths re-
,,;,S,,ent--Ve 90 not believe it."--This " l.
dea" has been repeatedly asserted by Colonel
Duane SO that the gentlemen are direct
r. at issue, as will further appear from WAIST
frllows, in the Enquirer: " when an attempt
Is made TO annihilate Mr.. NJ. as president, by
sinking him into the mere mouth-plece OF Nh.
G. il becomes Us to speak svhGt spe 5$lieve to
I,e the language Of TnrrH."--lt appears,
then, that even the Aurora Can swerve q Este
from the truth, occasionally! Your rea-
sons Mr.. Enquirer, "praduce your rea-
sons 10
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The Enterprise sailed from the Navy Yard
at this city ON Thursday. She is destined tor
Cumberland island, near the mouth of st.
Mary's river, with detachment of marines I'M
der the command of captain Williams.
Potomac Loftery.--On Tuesday the Esd inst.
the high prizes of the Potomac & Shenan-
doah Navigation Lottery were put into the
wheel by the Mayor of Georgetown, i'll the
presence of the Pcton.ac Company and a
number of respectable citizens Of Geergetown-
DIED.
At New-Otleans, on the l5th Of March last,
Mr.. HENRY JOHNSTON, of this City, in the
10th wear Of his age. Thus has been cnt Oft
in the vigo,,r of youth and bud OF manhood, a
youth who bid fair to become one OF the trlght-
est ornaments of society.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS.
Yesterday arrived ship Dorothea, Daugher-
ty, 80 days from Calcutta. Left there, brig
Caravan, of Boston, Gilchrist, to sail in or
3 days. Reaper, spooncr, CT ditto; ship Ca
tharine, of Boston, going up the river; Ann,
Williams, Of New-York. to sail in eight or
ten days; ship Coromandel, Day, OF Phi!a'
delphia, in two or three 6avs. On he 4th
of December, off the Reef Buoy, spoke ship
Atlas, Donavan, of Philadelphia.
When the Dor thea LEFT Calcutta, there
was every probability Of an embargo being
laid, as several of the company's ships were
under dispatch to Sail from the ist to the 10Th
January.
On April 5th, in lat le n. long. SIS, w.
spoke the schooner Satellite, OF Warren, Sea-
Dream, % days out from Norfolk, had been
bound for Lisbon, put away Tor Antigua IN
distress. April l4th, in lat. 80 n. long. So,
w. spoke schooner Three Brothers, ct New
bur9port, IL days from st. Bartholomew,
boulid to Boston.
! The federal republicans are as much dis
posed to prevent the impressmeEt OF Amerl-
! cans, as the democrats Can possibly be; but
thew do not wish 7var for the protection OF
British or French sealnen or deserters or
that such persons may have all the benefits OF
! American Sailors. Boston Palladium.
A correspondent in the Newburyport He
raI recommends the establishment OF com
! mercal societies liz the different sea-polts, TO
+ obtain and diffuse correct commercial Infor-
nation, and to watch over the interests OF our
navigation and trade. Such institutions would
! be valuable.
| We are informed that there is letter IN
town received from MIR. Pinkney By one OF
the late arrivals from England, stating that ne
| will sail for the United States, in the Essex
frigate, about the sotn of ApiIl.--Bai. nm.
Mr. SNowpEN,
Doth the new Charter for the Bank OF Alex
andria require that Promisory Notes, offered
fer Discount at that Bank, Should contain the
phrase negotiable ut the Bank q .die1and'aa :
If rot so, then have those words, nosv, any
meaning OF utility in such Promisory Notes
! QUERIST.
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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-30

Mechanic Relief Society.
4 ST TED Annual Meeting ofthe Me-
~ chsnic Relief Society will be held at
tie Court pouse on Wednesday the 'st DAY
Of Nar rex,, at 10 O'Clock, IN the forenoon
Pu3ciusl attendance is required
Blu order Of the p esidenf,
John Mcleod. See',y.
April -. "