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feusiy., andthersby prevent the pro-
dnction of worms, and nEn! fatal DIS
orders.
A dose ofthis medicine given occa-
siona|ly during the warm season. will
effsctual!y prevent the vomiting and
nurring Of children," dreadful disor'
der which annually destroys thousands
of the infant part OF our citizens II
is likewise the miidest and most Ger
tain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great NUMBER
when in an advanced stage o. tins 'at3'
complaint-particula: and plain ln'truc-
toas arc given Cor every part OF the
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally tHke this medicine
with eagerness, having pleasing ap'
pearance and an agreeable taste.
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Hami,ton's Grand Restorative:

Y recommended as IN invaluable
medicine for the speedy relief & per-
mancnt cure of Nervous,dl'orders'C Con-
symptoms, Lowness of Spirits, Loss
CT Appetite, Impurltyot the Blood, lily
s,ericai Affections, observation-disclosures,
Violent Cramps in the stomach s. back,
Indigestion, Melancholy, Gout in tie
Stomach, Pains in the limbs, aelaxa-
ton, sc. &c.
The principal operation Of this re-
medy is in the stomach, restoring the
digestive powers, and sending forth
from that organ new health and vigor
into every part Of the system; it en-
riches and purifes the blood, without.
infsming it F; braces, without stimulat'
ing too violently, the nervous system
strengthens the sccrGtory v:ssel;, AID
the general habit brings hack the mus
cu.ar fibres to their natural and healthy
tone and eStores that nutrition which
immodera,e cvacu2t,oHs had destroy.
ed, and whose loss Lad thrown the
whole franz. into languor and debihtY.
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July a
POTOMAC and SHENANDOAH
L0TI'ERY.

NKTHEREAS book of Tickets in
w the Second Class Of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Lottery, DOW draw
ing in Georgetown, containing one hun
dred tickets, numbered from 2l6ol to
2l7O0, both inclusive, was on Wednes-
day the 18th instant, miskid or surrepti-
tiously taken from among the papers of
the Potomac Company-I hereby eau
ton all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers of any of the be-
fore described tickets, as they are the
property of the Potomac Company, and
no prizes drawn against any of their
numbers will be paid.
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent.
OF Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
November %.
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Hamllton's Wor1a destroy.
ing LozengeS.

This medlcinebears 10 analogy what
ever to others o! similar title SC com
monty complained of as operating with
violence on thc contrary, aparticular
excellence of this remedy ia it, being
suited TO every age andconstituuon. Il
contains nothing but what is perfectly
innocent, and is so mild in its operati-
on that it cannot injure the tcnderest
infant of a week old, should no worms
exist in the body /; but will, withouI
pain, or gripping, cleanse the stomach
aud bowels, OF whateyeris loul or Of.
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of,he snace Or term Of seven years, COM
mencing this twenty third of April, IN
tbe wear of our Lord one thousand e'ghs
hnndred and ten, to be fully compeat-
ed and ended.
Given Under my hand end seal the day
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed, sealed and delivered IN the
presence of GEO. G.. PREsBORf.
In consequence of the above authority
vested in ME, arising from a contract
with Mr.. T. Paul, I hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents tor tine
sa,e of Paul's Columbian Oil, In the city
# baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatei,
sion Of the Golden head, No. 26 Mar
ket-street. Messrs. Henry heerl x
Son, Druggists, sign OF Celsus's head,
No ass Market-st. near the corner OF
Eoward-st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
,,est, corner of Hanover and Markct-sts'
Iessrs Warner and Hanna, stationers'
corner of Cav and Market sts. Messrs'
q & r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
If St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. A.
Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
If Franklin, N. Howard-st' MessTs'
Iobn & Thomas Vance,s Stationers, NO.
I7s Market-st.-At FeHs Point, by
DR., Henry Derry, Druggist, No. 5
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
TONER, Fcll's.street.-City Of Washing-
t,u Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
gists.-PhladeLthia. Mr.. Thomas Love,
st DR.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. Is North
4tb St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner of Cd and Pine treets-ysTe'
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 29S Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and Sd
streets, Messrs. Crosl & Segar, Drug
rists, Market st.-.Nfzv York, Messrs.
John * Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs Laurence q
Reese, Druggists, Pear! ST. Messrs' G'
& R Waites's. Nos. SO and Ga, Maiden
Lanc.-York Loqyn, Dr.. John Fisher,
Drup..-Annaholis. Mcssrs. Cmlds <
ShaW-Gserge 7oqvn. DR.. John OF
Druu-Laacaster. Dr.. Samuel Faht
nestock, Drug.--Aa'risburs. DR.. John
G. Wrestling, Drug-Easton. DIR. mo
mas II. Dawson, DTus-Petera6"rs'
Yirp Mcssrs. Love and Cutler, Drug
yisis,-Raeerstolum. D.. Frederick Mil
Pr Dr,uu;s, -Frsde rickseqvn. DR.. John
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Rah7a's Anti Bilious Pals.

For The prevention and cure OF bilious
anti malignant Fev@rs.
Tie Proprietor has every possible
reason that can result from extensive
experience, for believing, that dose
these Pills, taken once in every tF"
weeks, during the prevalence of our
hi,tous fevers, viii prove an intail'ble
preventative and further, that IN the
earlier stages Of these diseases. their
u,e will very generally succeed IN re-
storing health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and beyond the
power Of Common remedies.
They are exteiLently adapted to car
~ If superAuous bile, and prevent Its
morbid secrenons; to restore and a.
mead tho appstita to produce free
perspira:inn and thereb' prevent colds,
nhiuh ~. Zen of fatal consequences
4 dose nefer fails to remove cold,
If taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual
cos,iven:ss. sickness al the stomach &
severe headache and ought 10 be ia
ken by all persons Oh change of eli.
mate,
In s!ck,y times or places, a dose
should be taken every fortnight, and il
there is reason TO apprckend personal
danger, it may betaken once week.
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Removal.
t. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Re.hccsfuHy i'!E.rms h;S friends and tie
nubEc,

Resfscctfa1ty i;J-raas MS friends and tie
iubhc,
THAT he has removed his shop 10
Rosal-strcct 10 the one lately occupied
by Air. B. Adamson. near the Coffee
House where he carries ca the Cir
BINET EUSI.IroS in Iii is W. lots
branchss--he also makes and repairs
a., kinds Of Musical Instruments, such
as Piano Forcs, Eass Vio's, Violins,
Guitars, sc. and will also furnish Ma
hogsny Collins for grown persons for
fifteen d9iars. He hopes the quality
of his materials, the soundness of his
work and the strict attention he In
tends paying to his business. will en-
sure him encouragement from O. gene
rous public. All the above branches
Of business will be executed at the
shortest notice.
November %. law
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NOTICE..

will either Sell or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT on the NORTH
side OF King street near the corner OF
Water street, at present occupied by
=. 1. Catlett, Esq, Possession may be
lad the llth October next. Apply to
John Tucker.
July 8. law
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EAMILTON'S
GENUINE ESSENCE AND TX

GENUINE ESSENCE AMI IA
TRACTS or MUSTARD.
& safe and eaectual remedy tor a.
cute and chronic rheumatism. govt
rheumatic gout palsy, IuInh}Bo, rnmh'
ness white swelings, chi!blains, spraln:
bruises, pain in the face and neck &c
This valuable remedy is prerar>,
both in a fluid state and in pills, and
thus exccllently adopted, for external
and internal use.
The Sovereign Ointment tor
the Itch,
Which is warranted az infallible re
mcdy at one application, and may be
used with the most perfect safety by
pregnant women. or on infants week
old, not containing particle Of mercu-
ry or any dangerous ingredients what
ever, and is not accompanied with that
tormentins smart which attends the ex-
hjh,tion of other remedies
HAMILTON's ELIXIR,
A sovereign remedy for Colds, obsti'
me- Coughs. hsthmas, Sore Throa's
AID approaching consumplions, and
most disorders Of the breast * lungs.
To Parents who have Children .illicted
with the W'hooping Cough.
This discovery is Of the first mag
nitude, as it affords immediate re;ie!,
checks the progress aud in short time
entirely removes the most cluel diSor
der to which children are liable. The
Elixir is so perfectly agreeable, ard the
dose so small, that no difficulty arises in
taking il.
Hohn's Genuine German Corn Plaster.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Hater.
2'rGth IcAc Erohs.
THE Genuine Persian Lotior.
The Restorative Pozpdcr for the Teeth
and Gums
Ifahible .Esus ara Fercr Drots,
For The cure Of agues, remittant and
intermittent fcyers, &c. &c.
Sold Wholesale and Retail at Less
Patent ald Family Medicine Store,
No. IS, M;idcn- lane, New-York--and
by particular appointment, by JAMES
KENNEDY; sen. Bookseller, A!cx-
andria.
Hannah Lee.
July a law
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n.,1..t
case wherein was an NJ ,h.t 7 W..
cheertuiiy comply y sAS ns s;sd Nth
'rily believe that mignInaSs o .sa s s.o
one cfthe seVerest cramps In .nS, s.o
mach, had 1t not peeh lof your no
bi,n Oil; and that nave w" on q
cond time relieved OF the same eoh
plant by tbs assistance Oh 'Ass .s anI i,
medicine, and as such rseoi,', ."ana Is
as the best remedy, oecauSe NC
no manner of doubt Oats proving ''''
tual. ,.,vrp
E. CAIHEHiNh " Rsit;
Sign OF the Buck, Mafkse sp'1'' O
more,
No. S.
SIR, :,
was assacheu VIZ" n,oSsa was .
my lett leg, "h'en ' :, ppou,;rre,i to
touch OF rfeniE~'iS,H ~ ,hs, AZ last
grow worse every days SO .h~' a. Ia
my knee began 10 set ''' .r,,;.h ,,ete
not bend II; u9rihE t"i'' Ill, .
about five weeks, | was So hnoaot
most dreadful pnu III nv Dn,-
which pierced taf"us" IN, an" 1870.
ing this SITUATION 'a'iUF ~ ~
dies were opp'ic,i:.' out al, ~ tr.
feet. At last l. was was SI'''eu .na,n,r,,
| Paui's Columbian oN' 49, o.,,L
procured bottle anu 'ou"u ~.
relief from the hrst Appl'oa''o ,n I;rec
| paying proper *tten''o'i " '"" on
tons for using L. / was ~ '"1 ,'"i,tsa
| isnmcnt OF all VINO "9'I 'eIu
with my sltuaton' Ill ii'e gay , . 49, w.,
free from eli paia, ana nave ~" Nv WV
| of my leg as wen a' e''', ort;
person vino may Per"Se inc "oD ;.tor
fate, being de'ifouS Oh Any
| NATION respecting mF case Wv ''
objection o. their making app'ir", n,''
20 give them every satisfaction III my
power respecting 1t:
am, sir, yours. &c. -,
GEO. l.. HO1hIo'
| Market-street, Baltimore.
No 8.
| Sir, COnCclNihE IL w ~ 80 r
conceal from the public the virtues OF
,o,r most valuable Columbian Oh,
| from vhic, received SO much hene ht'
lam therefore induced, from prmCl-
ple of gratitude for my recovery, TO
| give short statemant OF the complaint
Under which I suffered. wSs hrst
so;za1 in the r;aht hip with most IN
toierable pain, which seemed sA'et'y
IN the icint, and on the day tolio"1He
dreadful pin in the back, which last
on abont thrae weeks; during Which
time could nor walk upright, out al
w,vs in hen, posture and if seated ia
chair, the pain would bS 81 cXcrucl-t'
i,o IN The act Of ra;sine, that It wasim-
Dos.;b,e for me 10 refrain from scream
;,r NV annette had entirely leit ne
and constant headache. would some
times almost depyive nc Of my senses !;
IN fact Twas in , most dsYlorabie con
dition. A Number of reracdie. were
ty;e1. bur 70 no pnrposc, I lad also the
ad,;ce ne en- eminent physician, VINO
,rrscribed hot bath, sc which were
| regularly attended to, but without the
smallest advantages. l hal ,,bout 3
| ounces # blood taken from NE, still
the complaint, did not give way in the
least degree. was then advise; 70
fry paul's CoIu milan Oil, but with
very little hopes of succeeding wien
20 nv great >urpvize & comfort, ! vas
| sens;hle NJ some ease in my biD on the
| first time of anointing the next Gay
the pain in my back abatcd, the head
| ache left me, and in fonr days was
| perfectly recovered
APALONIA WALTER.
Lexington-Srect, 2 doors from hlber-
ty-st Baltimore.
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AN ACCOUNT or
L I. Y S
Patent & Family Medicines,

CELGBRiTED FOR THE CURE
Of most diseases to wnlcb the human
Body is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
Consumption, Gout, Rhenmati'm,
Sprains, Palsy, He&d-Ache, Tooth,
Acme, Corns, Itch, Diseases OF the
Eyes, Ring Worms, letters, &c In
ward Weaknesses, Nervous Disorders,
Female Complaints, looping Cough.
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and 34tn Gays, cSch ',ooo
,st do. do S5th day, 10000
LIST 60. ITO s6th, s7th, ssth
s. 3eth days each 500
lst do. do 40th day, $4,000
lst do. DO. 4Gd S 44th days,
each 1000
500 Tickets to be considered che
day, drawing.
FIST drawn Ticket, the 18th, 18th,
18th, 10Th, 2lst, 22d. esd. oath, 26th
9th and days, ,the Tickets cons;itut-
ing Prlzcs excepted each, entitled to
100 'i'icke>s in this Class
Prizes payable 60 days after the
drawing is completed, subject to l5per
cent. deduction,
Lyst drawn SEQ Tickets each day
from tho 4lst to toe SOL day inclusive,
entitlsI 10 20 dollars. payable III Tick
cts in the 81 Class
The Tickets CO, stituting Prizes in
this Class, TO consist OF me num- erA
from 10 Ool to coo inclusive; each
hundred u he the one plize, ,he lowest
hunarcn far tie 9th day. next lowest
for the l7th day, ard 50 on Until the
10 prizes are drawn
Purchasers Of 100 tickets. or more,
to BE- entitled TO Il credit Of so DAY. after
the draui, Of IL : ciass, tor notes with
approved i1dorsers
Al priz"v not demanded within IL
months after the drawing OF this class,
will re considered as given up for the
honl ct Of the Lottery
Each Priz" Of 10 .tollars drawn in the
FRS, Glass, vii; be received IN payment
Of l'ickcty in t,.is class at eight dollars
and fifty cents.
The Managers Of the potanack and
Shenandoah Navigation Lottery hav-
ing completed the craving Cd the first
class, they trust to the satisfaction OF all 1
concerned, which has given stimulus
TO the improvement OF the navisatienI
CT ttoss riVels, that pi omises specdyt
completion of that useful wnik; cherS
this scheme to the cubic under we'll |
founded expectation that il will meet
with their APPRECIATION and support,
Particularly of aiIimmc.iiatei, interested
ii making those rivers naTigabie al all
SEASONS.
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
JOHN MASON, !
JONAH THOMPSON, Di~cc-
N Iy5LbIAM p sTEWARr' tors
Sept Is. law4m.
b." Tickets il the above Lst'eryt
may be had at the con1paEy's oMce inS
Georgetown, or,hc Treasurer, and of
JONAH THOMPSON. Alexandria, whcrY
will be received Ton Dol!a, Prizes iH
the first class in payment for Tickets
In this class &
The Drawing of the a.
bove Lottery will positively
commence On Tuesday thel
i7th day Of November next
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$4,000 Tickets at 5 s so 2ls,5Ce
STATIONARY PRIZES.
lst Drawn Ticket the LIST day, s 1000
LIST do. 5000 Blanks, each entitled to ] O
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1864 Prizes amounting to s 2'2,5oo
1876 Blanks, not l ! Z to Prize.
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) Government. what the inevitable tendency OF
It's measures, which, in the short space Of tour
years. completely have demoralized the great
mass Of its population; and what ought to be
the feelings of the most injured aud INSURED !,
country, when the very man, whose bad heau
and worse heart gave birth to those measures,
who did all he could to produce such tlifelul
consequences, now pretends to lament fhsif
existence; and with smooth and oily tongue,
offers his alternatives as If unconscious that a
choice is only proposed between disgrace anu
ruin-I ask, what ought to be their feelings !.
for alas, it is too evident that an indifference
amounting almost to totalaPathy, pervaales inc
public mind On this and every other saoJece'
unconnected with party politics.
But strong as have been the temptations 70
a general disregard of the commercial rega-
lations- of the government; msulted IN MS
character and injured in his property, as the
merchant in this country has been; although
forced to suffer the abominable tyranny OF the
petty tvrant of the custom house, and to see
that property which industry & enterprise had
Just brought within his reach, torn from him
by the eager hand of the legalized robber; al
though forced to see and to suffer all this, yet
he is not the wretch the right honorable De-
cretary would persuade us to believe him to
be. It is true the loss of his property affects
hint is true, the very gorge OF his soul IL
ses in adherence against the man whom he
regards as equally the scourge of his country,
and his individual oppressor. And when ne
beholds his wife and children, through his m
slrumentaiity, deprived of their support, he
cannot help raising his eyes in anguish to hea-
ven, and asking, all why was this foreigner
ever suffered to land on our peaceable shores!
AN AMERICAN.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5.


From the Glasgoau Chronicle.
Mr.. Orator Puff had two tones in his voice, s.
The one squeaking thus, and the other down
so;
Inseach sentence he utter'd he gaveyou your
choice,
For one half was alt, and the other Y low "
Oh oh Orator Puff,
One voice for one orators surely enough.
But he sstill talk d away, spite of coughs and
Of frowns,
So distracting all ears with his nts and his
dozpns,
That a wag once on hearing the orator say,
&c NV voice is for war;" askd him, (" Which
of them pray !"
Oh oh! &c.
Keeling homewards, one evening, top-heavy
with gin,
And rehearsing his speech on the weight of
the Grown,
He tripp'd near a saw-pit, and tunbled right
In,
Sinking Fund the last words as his noddle
came down
e. OH! oh !.Scc.
g Good I.ordye he exclaim'd. in his he-and-.
n 80 she tones,
g Help me out--help me out have broken
my bones.
Help you out said Paddy who pass'd,
6 what a bother,
3 aWhy, there's two of you there, can't you
help one another g
Oh! oh sc.
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is. besides, from circumstances, becoinH's
the centre of commerce to Levant eottons, 9
between the east and west of Europe-Ihe
quantity of Ieyant cottons, which has lately
arrived at Trieste from Macedonia IS estlnat-
ed at 10, 900 bales, and is destined to France
and Italy. Large additional supplies are ex-
pected during the winter.
FLoRENsE, Oct. 10.
Eight hundred conscripts are marching
from this department to their place OF destl-
nation. We learn from Rome that the con-
scription was raised there with the same sue
cess.
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and France, has been SO Aagrantiy unjust, and
injurious to the United States, that there IS
and long has been sufficient cause OF war a.
gainst both of the said nations.
That this meeting fully impressed with
belief that war is inevitable and necessary,
readily submit to the Congress of the United
States, who possess the best means OF know
ing the state of our relations with the two ma
tons, as we'll as the resources OF our country,
the question whether the war into which the
United States are forced, shall be proclaimed
against one or both Of the said Beiligerents
and that whatever may be the course which
the government may pursue, the members
composing this meeting will submit with
cheerfuiness to the privations, which that
course may produce, and will endeavor faith
fully and zealously topcrformthe duties which
their respective relations to their country may
impose upon them.
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BOSTON, Mav %.

II is said that at least SIXTEEN HUN
DRIED hhds, of molasscs, a great quantity Of!
rum, Gruckery ware, sc. have ''by hook OF
by crook" found entrance in and circulation
from the port OF Bath within a few months
past.
The facility with which I" foreign goods,
wares S merchandise" have fonnd entrance
and clearance in the district of Main, the perils
of the {" non importation law to the contrary
Notwithstanding, eXcites considerable specu-
lation. We have heard many singular and
interesting reports upon this subject. We
should feel obiigedto any one for a statement
Ut facts.
Capt. g Holbrook, late Of the brig Pallas,
of this port, captured by the French, whilst on
her passage from Baltimore for Cadiz, sent In
to St. Lucar, and condemned there, came
passenger iii the Success, arrived here last
Monday from Cadiz. Capt. II. has published
a statement Of his capture, s. Of the cruelty Of
the French towards his crew,&c. by which it ap-
pears, that after forty-three days imprison-
ment upon very scanty allowance, during
which his crew were forced to clean out the
horse stables and all other filth that collected
in the lower part of the prison, they were per-
mitted to purchase small boat for 100 dolls.
and embark for Tangiers. The cargo of the
Pallas was worth at least 5000 dis. The crew
of the James (another American vesseD were
also subjected to The sa4est menial employments
with those Of the Pallas, often subjected to
blows.
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CHARLESTON, May 81.
PUBLIC MEETING.

Yesterday, in consequence of notification
to that effect the inhabitants Of this city con-
vened at Circular Church, to hear the report
of a committee appointed on Monday last to
draft resolutions expressive OF the pubic
sense on the present situation of affairs.
The report Of the committee being read, <.
L. S1MoNs, Esq. proposed in lieu thereof, GER
tain energetic and patriotic resolutions, which,
however, were not sufficiently democratic to
be carried at the meeting, although they were
ably supported by his federal friends, & warm
ly advocated by some Of his political oppo-
nentS.
The federal gentlemen who expressed their
sentiments on the occasion, were (. l.. ST.
mons, VIM. Crafts, Junr. Henry II. Bacot,
and ]. w. Toomer, Esqrs.
There was much diversity of opinion a.
mong the majority, whether taeir appreciation
should be confined to the members from this
State, or extend to the whele proceedings of
Congress.-From all that we could gather
during the debate The administration has no
reason 10 boast Of its hohnkaray in this quarter
If the Union. There were ten or twelve
speakers on the democratic side, and the reso-
lutions of the committee were, after much
discussion, eventually carried by small ma
jority.-Courter.
May %.
The hon. Major Gen. c. C. Pinkney, whose
name appears in list of Committee men, APP
pointed by our citizens, who assembled on
Monday last, was at that time and now is at
Pinckney's Island, 80 miles from the city-of
course GENERAL PINCKNEY was not ap-
pointed with his own consent member Of this
committee: nor could he have any knowledge
of their proceedings.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-04
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

JUNE 2, 1912.
On ballotting for Treasurer of the Corpora
ton for the present year, JAMES L. McKEN-
Nd was unanimously reelected.
Ordered, That the Auditor issue the fol-
lowing warrants:
Andrew Fleming-Amount of account rem
dered SIS Is
Hanson 1'homas-Amount OF war
rant lost SO
Extract from the minutes,
Test, J. D. slMNS, c. c.