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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
BILIOUS cordial.
4 FEW bottles of Chamberlain Bilious
"A Cordial for iaIe by JOHN CoE at No
Exchasge. itreet Portland. Dec. % 9w,
TOMAS MILLS.

INFORMS hi. friends and the public that
he has removed from Fore nreet 70 Name
ffreet (o1poiite Col Burnham's tavern, aud
mex, door below the Stage Office Portland,
where he offers for Tale general ailor tment of
w. 1. Goods tJ Groceries I;
among which are the following articles -
Bef ST Croix Rum CraaberrIes
Cogniac Brandy Quindes
Holland end Ameri. Winter Pares
can Gin Cider
Cordiais Multard
Hyicn, Hyfou Skin Flour; Indian and
q Souchong Teas Rye Meal
Loaf and Lump Su- Pork
gars Bet pollock and cod
Brown Sugars Fifth
Chocolate Crocktry Ware
Coffee Pipes Cigars
Bet preierv'd Citrons Tobacco Plus
Nutmegs Needles
Cloves, Allfpice Black Sewing Silk
Pepper Ginger Tape, sc. &c
AbS-A general a1ortment Of Cotton Fac.
tory Yarn. and Threads of various colours.
IS Hhds. belt coarie SALT,
A quantity of CHEESE, E,S crafty.
Madeira, Sherry, Lsib,n e Malaga WINES
Olive Oil Vinegar Oranges
Shoe Bruihes Cherry Rum /; Potatoes
AlrDanacks; Suipher Nails /; Hammers
PePpermints Candy
All the above articles are warranted 10 be
of the fri quality, and will be fold as low a,
can be purchaled eliswhere.
Liswye-A PEW on the lower floor in
the Rev Edward payfon's Meeting. houfe.
Fan 6 fowl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

NATHAN BUCHANAN,
Ofrrs for SAFE, al No 10, Long Wharf,
luo Barrels of No. |, 2 * 5 Mackarel
eco quintals Cod Fish
$50 qaintals Pollock
400 boxes smoked Herring
bales Cotton
Portland. Dec So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
FEATHERS.

TOHN DIX ha' jan received at hD fore
y bad o. Long Wharf. Fore freet, 5oooIbs
FEATHERS. OF various kinds, which he wal
dhPofe of tbesp, and all kinds OF Country
Produce taken in payment.
@dLo. ~ fsye-a general aGortmsnt Of
Wsf-Ludia G5Ms e Grocerief,
which are offered on the Lowell terms
Dtren6ey so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
EOR HA[ Il

A Lot of LAND, lying N Northyarnou,h,
\ adjoining the and of Domoicu, Mitch.
ell-Aifo. one undivided half of .wo Lois of
Land. lying near Waiting On frees in Port
land
hh'-A PEW in the Meeting Houre Of
the Second Pasj6 III Portland, No 6s-En /.
quire Of LEVI BRADIsH.
Po,tiaad, Jan 6. sig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
WILLIAM < S. HASKrIL

WILLIAM * s. Haskell.
INFORMS their friend. and the Public tba,
they have Removed from Free flreet 10
their New Store in Back lrect, near the Cour,
Houfe-where they have on hand variety
OF Cabinet Furni,ure--shich they offer for
ia'e on Reasonable terms-They acknowledge
pan fAvors and foicit continuance of the
lame. Livery attention 10 cultomers in the
above branch OF buhnefs, will be punGualIy
attended to.
w. * S. II. Return their thank, 20 the
public for their liberal aiIilfancs, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland, December 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
AOLIGE Il

A special Meeting Of the Stockholders in
: me f'vfa-5 Liv0y Stable il hereby mott
nso 20 DC holden az FoLson's Tavern, on
ueicay Evening, ain inst. at 6 O'Clock. 10
act on aay matters that may come before
them a pnnesaai attendance Is requefied.
y osssr IF tie Di,eteou.
JSA . S. PATFEN, GAs4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
REMOVAL.
SOLOMON BOYCE.

INFORMS his friends and the public thar
he has Removed from his former nand
(acrois the lree) 70 the brick fore, one door
below the Ggn Of the Bible luiuranss Build
ings. Exchange nreeE, where he iniends keeo.
ing conitanrly for fAIe general afor lment Of
American
Cotton Faf70ry CA0ds.
~ie'e ati9, be keep. conaanuy for fAIe
general aaortment OF SHOES, a. urua.
Psraasf, lzsb no 50, 1911 f6vl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN.

Exfbrngs Breefi
las juh received an additional lupply Of
WINTEk GOODS,
among which are, large 6ze Blankets-Scotch
p'aids-Csnblsis- bombazetts, iome very
hae-red and black petite Fiaanels-dark
blue do : pearl, afh, botrle, brown and black
pebble OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Devonfhlre
herieys--men and womens black, white and
coiored worried Hofe--Shxker Cloves eau
ton Grapes black fix takfs--do Lultring. !;
iadla Cottops.
hhO an eDranent IF
Factory sleesings. Shirunes, Ginphams,
stripes aad Checks; which, togetR with his
former ltoek. cpmpoie, an afT,rlment of al
moii every article uluaIiy enquired for
December 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

\ VERY convenient ard pIeafantly G.ua-
led two itory Dwelling Houe, and tx
acres Of eycelien, Land, with Barn s6 feet
iGlaFe hcfeon; shour two miies from Fort-
and. on he road 70 Gorham near Stroud
water Meeting houfe very convenient Tor
a Cardener, Mechanic, or Inn Keeper--Pol
FELTON, given lmmedia,e'y-E Enquire Of
GEO. WARREN.
pog fIa0I e3oe.,.. &
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
NOTICE.
Notice! 81 New Goods.
M'IEIf.AN Try,

WILLIAM M'LELLAN, JUN.
NfoRMs all thofe who p'eafe TO take
Z notice that he has COR iale, low priced, red.
WINE aod yellow flannel b ankets, Of vari.
Gus lzes cheap Coatings Fearnoupht. !:
lloule and hand Rrufhes; new fafh;oned
lortohe ihsli and Horn Combs Factory
Coron Cloths and Sewing India Cotton. !;
Mum. aud IipPets He is expecting, in a
Few cays. bottle green Petite Cloths and
Fianneis, from 4s6 to Iss &c.
Tzana,y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
WILLIAM LORD.

LAS julf received and now offers for fale
= al his fore, head of Creen-nreet, an ad-
ditionai aHortment of
Weq-Lsdia Gods, Groceries,, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

1ofeph Baker & John Bartels,
y ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
- cu(tomers that they have entered into
psrtnerfhir under the firm Of
BAKER & BARTELS,
and commenced bufnefs al the fore occupied
by faid Baker, oppofite the head Of Inera-
hams Wharf, lore firecs. where they offer
for iase the following aricIes-viz.
20 bids. good Aasoured windwsrd Hand
Rum
10 do ~. Rum
Old jamaica Spirits. and 81. Croix Rum
pipes American Gin
Is hhds. Molailes
Hhds. and bbls. Weft India Sugar
Loaf, Lump and Havana white do
IS chels Hyion, Young Hyfon, Hyfon Skin,
Souchong and Bohea TEAS
5000 VT. Coffee
$500 VT Rhode Iland Cheele
rs boxes mould and dip'd Candles
IL bales Georgia Upland, North Carolina,
and Wei India COTTON
so bbls Meis and Nc Beef-5Oo W.T. Bacon
BbIs clear and bore midling Pork
8 tons Log Wood
so hhds coarfe sat-hhds Liverpool do
SO bulhels Table do
1000 W.T. Engllfh differed, Swede and Ameri-
can Steel
90 boxes Al, Cd, lod, I'D and zoe Saccar-
Kappa cur, ioJ Engiifh and American
wrought Nails
500 WI sole Leather
ca1<s Kice--i2 kegs Ginger
Bags Pinento and Pepper
Liibon, Sherry, Port and Malaga Wines
Sweet Oi-Sperm do
Cafia, Cloves and Nutmegs
tons Hollow Ware
Kegs 6g and twin Tobacco
$50 quintal Pollock Fifth
so do Table do
600 boxes Herring
co bbls picked do--and furdry other articles
The above articles are of the 6rfl quality
and will be fold on reafonabIe terms
Portland Jan 6 (u)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
Crowell Hatch,

Doet. Res NeaO Cy1lopedia.
Q PAlTEN, Joncs' Row, No 10, Exchange
= Street has JUN received from PhrIadeI-
Phia, the 10 * I'd Parts Of the l6 vol. OF door.
Rees New CycIopedia. DiHsur su fcribers
are requeise1 TO call for their numbers. One
sstt OF this valuable work for iaie a, the orr
gina. price OF Isf No sltkoush the prelent
iubfcnn,ion 10 2i( No.
Dec 60. f6w,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
II NEW STzBLE.
TIMOTHY BOSTON

- DJo ><lfS
EsrEctTuLLY informs his friends and the
pualic, he has taken fztle few rods
below the Hay Marker, in Middle ftreet, di
rectiy back OF Mr. VIM Gorham's ltore, for
the purpoie of boarding town and country
horles. lie will provide himtef with the ben
Of hay, and give conaant attention 10 The cali.
of his cuIlomers.
lie aio folicits fhare Of the public pa,.
ronags (6w) Poyfiza5. fan 6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

Crindqones, Oakum, Cotton, &c.
4 WO Hundred Nova Scotia Grind1ones--
tons Oakum--fsw baes Cotton-boHes
of whire HAVANA Sugar jun received and
for fale IT No b, CeHsrai RorO, by
Thomas Chadwick g Co.
JaaEsry
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

BR Y ANT & FREEMAN,
HAVE received an additional fupply of
= WLf-hdia Good5 q ,Groceyies
Of the hrlf quality, ard now offer them for
fase az their itore, next door 10 he Pol Office,
a, cheap as Gao be purchafed e'fewhere.
They have alto for f4Ie at their fore at
Limerick Corner, gene-al aGorl.nent of
fngAb and W1sf. India G0od5,
on the mon Reasonable terms
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13
AZ CASH.

az CASH,
a ND generous price given for JUNK
- BOTTLES, by
ID. & NJ. DANA.
January 6 tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-01-13

The above Goods are of the frft quality
and will be fold on rezlonabIe terms.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06
BALTIMORE, January |.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

.dnaahoHs, Der. ST.
The bill for taxing Bank Stock, which had
, passed the House OF Delegates of tbs STATE
! was yesterday rejected by the Senate--yeas
noes z.
The House of Delegates appropriated ~
500 dollars for the purchase OF materials !"
! the pen.tentiary-also one thousand dollars
St. Johns college. r
Lloyd's resolutions as publ he'd in TIE re-
deral Gazette were taken up by tie I1cu.
of Delegates yesterday The federaii'ts' I"
this late period in the session, were not s''
citous to enter on a discussion; sever" wv
tons were made however, to STRIKE ou[ P"''
all Of which were negatiycd, and ti1e '.'".
lutions passed last night-yeas 81, nays +o
Previous to the final vote, Mr.. {. Dorsey )"
fered the following, in place OF those WIZ
passed:
WHEREAS the President OF the H. ,""
il his message to Congress at the ope9''s "
the present session Of that honorable booy, ..
signihed that unless an acconmod9voA o. w. ~,
differences with Great Britain should SPse".,,.
take place, resort to force will be req'''"55
for the vindicatien of our neutral rights ~,
recommended +" system of more ampls n'
visions for maintaining them"-IhIs ven -.
Assembly feeling at all times disposed % ast
operate with the government in giving sn lin
to measures calculated to maintain the 49, ~.
and support the independence OF the o' Icro
and believing that "taking care always - 'arc'
ourselves in respectable defensive po', .no,.
is the best security for the permaneD'c w.
ment of the blessings Of peaoe--lheIs5'os,ag ,nd
RESOLVED, That rational honor anu $50
policy call irnpressively upon Congre' '.:.,1e
put the country into an armor, and al ending
demanded by the crisis, and CORES :das
with the national spirit and eXpec'a''0IITrn itel
Rescued, That in the event OF US .xsr.
States being compelled to resort to :, IN" 20 FER
else of the " terrible right OF wsF' IA,
vently to be deprecated} the freehS', ,hnt they
ryland will demonstrate TO the ""l'l' s;yeu BY
are prepared to renew the pledse s.cgn Il
their fathers for the defcrce CT h''''- ,hsr
berty--their lives, their .or.rnes' '"'
sacred honorY
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06
This Ordinance shall take effect from the
passing thereof.
II Cory, N. SHEFPAhD, .. e. H.
INTERMENT OF THE DEAD.

The arrangements for this melancholy oc-
casion could not be completed before Sunday
and as the place of intertnent had been
changed from the Church TO the area where
the Theatre stood, to that fatal and devoted
SPOT, the funeral procession did not move, as
was originally contemplated by the Commit
tee, from the Baptist Meeting House, near
the Theatre, where the relics lay, to the
Church where the interment was intended to
be made.
The mournful procession beganat Mr.. Ed
ward T'rcnt's on the nlain-street, where the
remains of the unfortunate Mrs. Patterson lay
In front, the Corpse--then the Clergy
Ladies in carriages--the Council
Directors Of the Bank-Members Of the Lee
gslature--the Court Of Hastings
Hali---Citizens on foot and on horseback.--
Why paint the length and soiemrity of the
line They moved up the maln-street until
they struck the cross-stTect leading to the
Bank There they were joined by the Corpse
Of poor Juliaaa Harpie, who expired at her
brother-in-aw's the Cashier Of the Bank
they moved up the Capitol Hill, and at the
Capitol were Joined by The bearers ftwo large
Mahogany boxes, in which were enclosed the
ashes and relics of the deceased.--The mourn
fui procession then moved to [" the devoted
spot - and in the centre OF the area where
once stood the pit, these precious relics were
buried in one common grave. The service
fol- the dead was read bv the Rev. Mr.. Buch-
anan. The whole scene dehes description.
A whole city bashed lii tears How awful
the tranquisition on this devoted spot a
few days since, it was the theatre of Joy and
Northumberland by the sound Of music
and tie hun Of delighted multitude 1t is
now funeral pysee the receptacle of the
relics of our friends and in short time
monument will stand upon it to point out
where tnelr ashes lay
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06

To amend the Ordinance, entitled an Crdi-
nance concerning Tie eonfagration Of the
1Aeatrc, IN TIE CRY Of Richnlond.'
TAssED the 28th Dec. l8il.)
WHEREAS. it is represented to the Presi-
dent and Common Council Of the City OF
Richmond, In Common Hall assembled, that
the remains Of their unfortunate fellow-Ciu-
zens who persisted in the contiagration OF
the Theaue, on the night of the Goth inst.
cannot with convenience, be removed from
the spot on which they were found, and some
of them were so far CONSUMED as to iall to
ashes-and that it would be more satisfactory
to their relations that they should be lnterred
on the spot where they persisted and that the
scite of the Theatre should be consecrated as
the sacred deposit of their bones and ashes
BE it therefore ordained by tie autAoity a.
feresaia, That the Committee appointed by
the ORDINANCE entitled An Ordinance
concerning the confagration OF the Thea
tire in the City of Richmond, instead of burying
the remains of our Fellow Citizens In the
public burying ground, shall cause them to
be inferred within the Area formerly included
IN the walls of the Theatre: And the said
Committee is hereby authorised & empower
ed to purchase of the proprletors thereof as
soon as may be possible, all the ground in
cluded within such walls.
Ind be it further ordained, That In addi-
ton to the duty imposed upon that Committee
by the before recited Ordinance, they be re-
onested to inclose with suitable walls OF brick
Of the height of FIVE feet at the least the whole
of the ground formerly covered by the said
Theatre: and that the Common-Hall of the
CITY of Richmond hold the funds of the City
pledged to defray the expences of purchasing
the said Area, and of the inclosure thereof to
be paid out of any mouey in the hands of the
chamberlain, at the time the said Enclosure
shall be erected by the said Committee, and
to be paid by him TO their draft or drafts.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06

WIN. ROBERTSON, OK. ofthe Council.
attest,
To the Citizens Of Richmond.


In the sincerity of afflicted minds, and deep
ly wounded hearts, permit us to express the
anguish which we feel for the late dreadful
calamity, Of which we cannot but consider
ourselves the innocent cause. From liberal
and enlightened community we fear no re-
breaches, but we are conscious that many
have too much cause to wish they had never
known us. To their mercy we appeal for
forgiveness, not for a crime committed, Tut
for one which could not be prevented. Our
own loss cannot be estimated but by ourselves
tits true with exception we have not TO
lament the loss of life, bat we have lost our
friends, our patrons, our property, & in part,
our homes Morris this all our loss---Intbis mi
SCRABBLE calamity, we find sentence Of Danish
ment from your hospitable city. No more do
VIC expect to feel that glow of pleasure which
peryades grateful heart, while it receives
fayors literally bestowed. Never again shall
we behold that feminine humanity which so
eagerly displayed itself to soothe the victim
of disease, nor view with exultation the be-
nevolent who fostercd the fatherless, and shed
ray Of comfort on the departing soul of
diving mother. Here then We cease---elo-
auence of Grief, is Silence.
Jas Rose, II. Robertson, Chas. Young, Chas.
Durang, Nm. zzssits, Nm. anderson, Thes.
Burke, n. Plaeide, ]. ". Green, Wm Clarke.
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DOG LOST.

ON the slst nltimo the subscriber missed
a small Italian GREYHOUND, from his
house, which he expects has been enticed a
way by some person. There WAS on has neck
a white metal collar and brass losk, with my
name on the collar. 1t being the only dog OF
that kil!d in this place, furiher description
Is deemed unnecessary, ANY person giving
information that will enable me to recover the
Dog, shall be rewarded
G. T. Chapman,
Januarv 2
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NEW and SPLENDID woRK, OF NATIsNAx
TNpORTANfE.

s-5r Edward Parker s. Joseph Delaplaine,
Booksellers, Philadelphia, intend publishing
AN American Edition Of the EDINBURGH
ENcYcLoPEpIA, an enffre Original Work,
now publishing in Edinburgh, under lhe d.
rection s conduct Of David Brewster, LII.
Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and
the Society ofthe Antiquaries ofScotland; With
the assistance of nearly one hundred gentle
men of the first enlinence In Science and Ii
terature in Europe. The publishers have. en-
gagged number Of persons in this country to
contribute American information to the work
Mr.. Paxton, agent for the publishers, will
wait on the citizens of Alexandria, to collect
their signatures for the above very valuable
work.
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PEG1sTER OF THE DEAD.

T" In addition to the IS persons who were
Published in our last, from the Report of the
Committee, we arc panied to be compelled to
subioin the following list:
Persisted in The flames
Miss Elvira Coutts Mrs. Picket, not wife
of Mr.. G. P. Miss Littepage; Jean Baptistc
Rezln Thomas Lecroix Robert Ferril, a
mulalo boy.
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Erhirel since.

On Saturday night, Mrs John Bosher.
And at ! O'Clock OH Sunday night, Edw.
James Harvie, Esq.--in consequence Of the
injury he received in his efforts to save his
mf5rtunate siSte, from the flames
srT> Not one life has bsen lost from Man
chester. Mrs. Hatcher has broken limb.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-01-06
PARIS, November IL.
Official Intelligence from The Imterat
in Stain.
ARMY oE ,ARRAGoN.

C,yysCMt 1HGCItt3THCS ~ oW 91C. 1HIEftQt Ar.
IN Stain.
ARMY oE ,ARRAGoN
|. Copy of, the letter from his exee,|erc, !,
s!lal Count Suchet. to Monsieur, the l..
der Andriani, Governor of the forts :,
gantum.
Camp before Muryicdro, October a;h
the evening
Monsieur, the governor OF tie forts ~
guntum, you have been witness OF the /,
tie that took Place this day, tire psjr q
lours, 20 pieces of cannon, 4,soo rs;s.a.
among whom are Gsnerals Maliy and O,
have fallen into the possession of the yn.,
army.
l offer to YOU to convince yourself Of :, i
sending some officers, atter that, cogsq,. \
grant you capitulation, which preservins :,
you allthe honors OF war secures ycut the rS,g
of defling tlj'o' the breach, of depositino II
arms without the fort, and consent to siI,J
officers retaining their arms and baggage
| request an answer from you within y,
hour.
The General in chief of the Army Of A..
rGgOn, lrafSilai Oh the empire,
Count SUChET.
Cathulatton ofthe. frt et Saguntum.
Art. |. The garrison Shall march cut a,
prisoners of war thro' the breach, with H.
honors of war, shall dehle with arms and
baggage, aid lay down their arms without til,
tort.
Q. The officers shall preserve their arm
baggage and horses, and the soldiers tbe,
knapsacks.
8. The non-combatants shall be at liber,
and may immediately return to their homes
4. Two companies of French greGadieu
shall occupy Immediately upon the sIgnatq.
of these articles, one the gate Of the fort, aid
the other the redoubt or San Fernando
5. Some French and Spanish commss.
ries and officers of artillery and engines
shall immediately prove by process yerbauz,
the state OF the magazines and Of the works.
6. The wounded and sick are under tn.
protection of French generosity.
7. If any one OF the present articlesshova
give room for discussion, it Shall De interpret.
cd favor,bly to tie garrison.
Signed by the superior officers chargedN
monsieur the marshal coun, Suchet, cCmm-a
der in chief of the French army of ArraS44
to conclude the present cap'tnIatioD.
At the camp beiore the fort Of Ssgunum
26.h Oct. 1911.
The chef d'escadron, aid de camp to hh
excellency the marshal count Suchet.
ANTOINE.
The Col of Engineers. TUARS,
Approved The mrashaI of the emFs
commander in chief OF the army Of Amag&
SUCHET
According to an account that has been TAX
en-, the stores found in the magazines Of tn
tort of Saguutum, consist OF 1000 srrobas
aour, 60 90. biscuit, $500 do. rice, 1880 COD
Ash, 800 do. oil, So Jugs OF brandy, and lSN
Of wine also 10 boxes of seg"rs, and 10 Sc
rooms tobacco.
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Resolutions adQhtrd by Ae E.recntipe, OH Sd

Resolutions adQFfea 0y m E,cecNE'D", on 5a-
turday, tie 2Sth December, 1871.
ResolUed unanimously, That in testimony of
the profound sorrow which, as individuals s.
members of this body, we feel for the loss Of
our much lamented friend end tellow-citizen,
George VIM. Smith, late Governor of this
commonwealth, and which, in common with
the afflicted people Of this city, we feel Tor the
loss of those other worthy and meritorous CT
tizcns, who fell sacrifice to the flames in
toe late conAagration of the theatre and that
as tribute Of tie very high respect which we
entertain for his and tirr memory, we will,
for the space of so days wear Grape on our
left arms.
Resolvea also That agrecsbly to IN arrange
ment proposed by the Committee appointed
by the Comuon-Hall this city, to superin-
tend the interment Of such OF the remains Of
the unfortunate sufferers as have been saved,
we wiIl.ion the Funeral Procession.
Extract from the minutes.
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AN ORDINANCE,

IT.. a1,end the Ordinance, entitled IN Crdi-
nance concerning tie confagration Of the
Theatre, IN tie CRY Of Richmond"
Hs.csEn the 28th Dec. 1919