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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
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LONDON. DEG Id.

1 LONDON 1fb u.
Saturday afternoon Vifcount Caf-
tlereagh received dispatches from A
merica, The contents of which his
Lordfhip fent round to the Cabinet
minilters for their perufal.
December Is
We la, before our readers to day
a copy OF the Pre6dent's Mefage to
Congreis. 1t is like mott of the pro-
ductions Of that gentleman-hnetby
without being clear, and practlling
concealment Whit il affects the mott
candour.
We hall take leave TO invert the
order followed in the Meiiage, and
begin with that part which relates
10 the offers made 10 and received
from our government. Immediately
after he had declared war, tho Amer
lean Preiidemt communicated to us
the terms on which it might be ar
rcited. An Armiitice was propofed
ua,n CONDITION that the orders il
council lhould be repealed, without a
revival of the blockades violating ac-
knowledged rules-an immediate dit
charge of American fcamen from
Britiih fhips top to impreifments
from American ihips, with an under
itanding that an exclulion of the fca
men O. each nation from the ihips of
the other ihould be itipulated The
propoial was rejected on our part, &,
in our opinion. very properly. The
Orders in Council did not itand in the
way of it, becaufe they had been re-
pealed before il was made known to
the BririiE government: but we re
jected the propof'l, becaufe they had
been repealed before it was made
known to the Britlth government; but
we rejected the propoial, becaafe we
did not choofc to put ga flop to I'M
prei1inents from American ihips" -
by which term " imprenments" is
meant that we did not choofe to ab an.
don our right of taking our own
fubiccts out of American ihips.-The
advantage was to be all on the
fide of America he was to have the
benefit of the repeal of our Orders in
Council, cenation of blockades, the
difcharse Of her own ieamen from
our ihips. land let our readers always
remark tina fhe includes among "her
own feamen,' all lhofe who have OBJ
tanned certificates of American citi.
zenihip) and the liberty of keeping
our feamen in her ihips. What was
ihe to give lis in return for all theie
concefions Why, forfooth, a re-
leafe from her MIGHTY means of
warfare againa US The EXECUTION
of the feamep of each nation from the
fhips of the other is with fome de
frabIe Object; but how is it to be ac-
complilhed Eafy enough would it
be il it were Population between
Great Britain and any of the CONT
mental nations but it is liquidation
between two nations fpeaking the
fame language, and defended from
the same parent flock. The birth
places Of the parties might not in ma
ny cafes be able to be proved at all
in other cafes there wobld be forged
certificates of Baptifm and then we
fhould have theie fraudulent certif-
icates of American citizenihip. How
ever, the American Preiident has
made us other overiures, of the fate
Of which he is not yet informed.
Two propofals for an Armiitice
came fr m US; one was made by the
Governor of Canada, and the other
by the Britiih government through
Sir ]. r. Warren. They were bo,h
rejected, but the grounds of the re-
lection were not itated in the meiiage
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

Com Bainbridge was wounded, but has
recovered. 1t Aylwin was wounded, and
died fome days after. Mr. Waldo was alto
wounded No other Ulcers were Injured
The Contribution has on board part OF the
cargo of feb Helen, from London for st
salvador, captured be the Hornet, off the
latter port the fch was given up
The Hornet had recapturtd, the Ameri-
can fhip William, belo ging TO Portland,
from the Ifle OF Nay, with ialt, which had
been captured by the Java x carried IN ST
S and left
The lava touched at St Jago, CAPE he
yerdes, and learned that the EGex bad
been there-and fupp' fling the Conitltu-
tion 10 be that friga;e with the carronades
only, kept at long ihot, which prolonged
the action. They learned by the officers
of the lava that the Efiex had captured a
0oop of war, and four rich prizes The
copni,ution has received only three fhots
in her hull. capt Lamber, died days at
Ter the action, at St Salvador The Con-
ftitu,lon failed from that port Jan 6 No
veiIels had lately arrived
"The Hornet was lift off ST Salvador,
watching the Britilh lloop OF war bonn'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Rritish .Aapal Reinforcement.

HffffST .lQpUf nCHJWet"'
A London paper of Dec. Ia h, ss!s,
cons. quence of dispatches tom Ao"' ..
W.oarS. The following ships. viz the nv
~, Can't. HARDY, and Cumberland OF ~
Guns. the Sybel.e. oi So, and seven sn''e.
vessels have been ordered to reinforce u'
Halifax station.
The Colossus of "a guns, and KAN Oh 90
were cruizing ,H The Western i''s' 'ne ''''
January.
A letter received in Baltimore. os.es
Richmond. Feb 8, says ins ,, p
squadron under Sir John Boriesse "sn nsa
IS in L,nhayen Bay, and one THOUSAND ,". 81
have landed, il is said, for the purpose
getting water, &c.
Cant Clayton. an American. from pe'"s
b,, mad, oath. tina, the impreili,n was seue,
al there that an expedition would ps ,.' n,
(bor time agsinfl tome iou'hern po's =, 49, w..
IJ,;,ed sta,e, that he was Afterwards ..,
., had the Maid(tone, and from eonse''-
,;on v;,h The oifi .ers underifood they aao g. =.
nsc,eJ an al,ack would ihorlly be mace w
tome of The = american ports, and 'hA' ''
folk would be the frit.
M,;or General sheafe, who eommanoeC
the s9th Regiment, a. the bate ., Quee,
So IA. been made Baron, by the Prines Se'
gent,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

fulfome pauegyric on the events PAR
rated in the 2oth Bulletin; winch II
compares to XeNoPHos's account OF
the retreat of the ten thouiand and
is fuch an one, it Jays, as CESAR
would have written. 1t acknowi-
edges the lofs of all the artillery, cav.
alry, and munitions of the Grand
Army, but fays nothing OF the lois OF
men |, and adds, thefe 'oiies are al
ready made up; that it will foon
be more brilliant than 1t ever has
been; and that they have a plentiful
imply of munitions and Provilions OF
ali kinds at wilma, for the winter.
PARIS, DEC 20. His Majeity the
Emperor arrived at the palace OF the
Thuilleries, at II o'clock in the
night of the 18th. The approach OF
this happy return was announced
during that day by vollies OF artll-
lery.
r. Here we find poftive annuncla'ion
of the return of MAGELLAN 10 Paris VIZ
are not dilpofed to dlcredt articles OF ms
kind He Nigh, have been at Molodeishlno
the Sd ADD in Pa,is the 18th at midnight,
| the dinance being bnt about eleven hundred
miles. He always rides at great iPeed, and
his carriage, are contributed for repoie and
refreihment.
We are informed from an IntellI-
cent fource, that the internal itate OF
France is very far from being tran
quill The meafures of government
are treated wiki degree OF aiperity
and boldneis, that has not been
known fince Napoleon has been the
ruler. The war in Spain, and re-
Gently in Ruaia, has almof drained
the male population of the country.
The price of fubftitute for a con-
fcript was as high as from four to
four lhoufand five hundred dollars.
Bof9n Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22


AT a convention of Delegates from
large number of towns in the Sena-
torial Dis,ric, composed ofthe counties
Of Cumberland and Oxford, holden at
Gray, on the 10Th OF February instant,
pursuant to notice given in the Portland
Gazette, Hon PRExTIss MELLRN, vas
chosen President, SIMON CREESLEAF,
Esq. Secretary.
lst. Voted unanimously, that we high
ly approve OF the nomination which has
been announced, Of
HIS ExcELLENcY,
CALEB STRONG,
for Governor-and
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
for 1t Governor
Of this Commonwealth, for the ensuing
year.
ID Voted, Xnanimousiy, that we recon-
mend to the consideration of our fellow.
citizens, the
Hon. LOTHROP LEWIS,
Of Gorhan,,
Hon. JACOB ABBOTT,
Of Brunsvick-aud
DANIEL STOWELL, ESQ.
Of Paris,
as suitable persons TO represent this
District in the Senate of this Common
wealth for the ensuing year.
Sd Voted unanimously, that we will
checrfully and heartily use all fair and
honorable exertions ourseiueg, and re-
commend to our friends and neighbors
to use similar exertions to insure the
election of the aforementioned candi-
dates
4lh. Voted, that the proceedings of
this Convention be forthwith published
in the Portland Gazette.
Attest, SIMON GREENLnAy, Sec'y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22
Blockading Squadron.

A letter from Norfolk. of Feb, g. sys
Several vessels bound 10 Spain ard Por'
lugsl, with Sidmou'h Licences, have been
sen, back. and their Registers endorsed
thus " The ports of America, from New.
York to Georgia, are in sriet sta'e
enceforwsrd no vessels VIII Dc
allowed TO enter or depart"
The Constellation, Capt. STEWART, D"
had a fortunate escaTe tsom the bfiusa
squadron which has entered the bay ~"
which created much slarm here and IN ins
vicinity. We have certain information 'n1
the British ships in Bermuda were taxing 4"
Congteve rockets, &c. o, the last os,s'
We expec, q warm Spring and Summer
Cant. LoyErT, who has arrived 10 neg
oo,t from The Chesapeote, mentions 'n'' nS
was boarded by the Maiasfons frgs'e 'ao
sent into Lyahavea bay, where he fsuno 'no
s,a,,a SO Belviaea SO, snd .1anor SO, ana ~
ship of the Inc. the 81. Domingo ~ 'iS
Dragon ~. having gone to .se'maaa'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

"cADiz, DEC. 27. Lord WILMINGTON
arrived here the 24lh, and has been coldly
received by the spaniards, on account Of the
severity exercised by the Cortes on Gen.
BALLKsreRos, who they have banished 10
ceye,a j.; and which many ignorant people
think was done at the instigation OF his
Lordship. tie is very fine looking man"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-22

The Colossus of "A eurs, and KAN Oh 90 |,
were cruizing ,if the Western i''s''ne '0''
January.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-03-08
FsoM rnE Loxpov eAzEr1r.
DECLARATION.

The earnest endeavors Of the Prince Regent
to preserve the relations Of peace and amity
with the u. S. OF America, having unfortunate-
u failed, his royal highness, acting in the
the name and OIL the behalf of his naiesty.
deems il proper publicly to declare the causes
and origin Of the war in which the govern
ment OF the U. States has compelled him to
engage.
No desire Of conquest or other ordinary mo-
tives of aggression has been or ran be, with
any color ofreason, in this case, imputed to G..
Britain that her commercial interests were
on the side Of peace, if war could have been
avoided, without the sacrifice OF her maritime
rights or without any injurious submission to
France, is truth which tic American govern.
ment will not deny
Ills royal highuess does not however mean
to rest ON the favorable presumption, to which
he's entitled, Tic is prepared by an exposition
OF the circWnstances which have led 70 the
present war, to shew that q. q. has throughout
acted towards The q. s. Of America, With a
spirit Of fogberance and Cancellation and to
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NiIftdFy NAUHtt'
AND
-AMER[CAN RE iISTER."

Ofthis truly excellent Journal, Mr.. T. O..
Common, OF New York, is the proprietor aAd edi-
tor; man of worth and abilities, who, we I'M
derstand, has met with some severe reverses Of
fortune, 9; now relies upon this estabjishment,
for the support Of n numerous and aHriable IA
mily. We are happy to learn, that, amid tile
hurry end hustle ofnatonal concerns, the mer-
its of Sc The Military dfonitor" have not been
overlooked. 1t has beeny generally praised
for the usefulness Of its information, and for
the ability with which it is conducted and
has already obtained liberal subscriptions,
which reflects equal hoaor on the public and
the editor. We emphatically recommend this
paper TO Military Men, who will find in it much
information, which TO them, must be peculiar
ly yaluable.-The subscription is only three
dollars per annum--published weekIy--and
contains pages quarto.
Ir Those who arc disposed to become sub
scribers for the Military Monitor, may be gra.
tilted. by calling atthe Office OF the "Virginia
Argus"
Feb. 49, vrtf
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IcosRecrEp wEE.Ly.1
Washington Henry Academy.

Hanover 7os,a Road, 10 miles from Rfchn ord.
TIE Trustees of the Academy, are enabled
to announce tothe public that MIR. Doyle, OF
Richmond, late coadiutor with Messrs-. Girar-
din e Wood. has accepted It's sureriniendance
land, in consequence oftheir liberal applica-
ton of the funds, has agreed to employ an as
sistant and reduce the fees for tuition, to fur,
six, and eight dollars, per quarter, according as
the classes are advanced, as shall appear on
cards to be distributed for the purpose.
Hoard can be had in the most respectable ia
miles Convenient, Tor from sixty TO eighty dol
lara per annum. Young ladies and young gem
tlemcn viii be instructed in separate rooms,
and the same advantages can be enjoy ed here
as i'm Richmond--yet none of the disadvantages
Tor instance, as good board, washing, lodging
and tuition can be received here, as IN town
for little more expence than tuition alone there
yet free from all the vicious habits and vicious
society, common to all cities.
The original intention of the donors to this
Academy was benevolent, and the present trus-
tees are determinedto spare no expcncc that
their funds will admit of, in carrying it into
execution. They are now prepared TO accom-
modate any number of pupils that may offer
Young gentlemen may iftbey please, have lodg-
ing rooms in the Academy. Young ladies' and
little boys can be accommodated At Captain
Richardson's, or any of the neighbouring gen
ilemen's.
All the advantages arising to Youth from the
present plan cannot be set forth in an adver-
tisement hut may be f,lly ascertaned by APP
plying at MIR. Dckinson's Tavern, or to any OF
the undcrnamad trustees, viz:
Col William Truebenrt, Capt John a Rich.
ardson, Major Thomas Starke, Capt Peter Eos
ter, Alexander Anderson, Esq. or the subscri-
Der, all of whom live convenient to the institu
ton.
THOMAS TINSLEY, Chairman
of the Board cf Trustees.
The course of Education, though somewha,
different in form, will be the same in fact, as
that pursued in the Richmond Academy, when
Dir. D. left it, viz: The Greek, Latin and En-
slish languages ciassically; History, Geogra
ply aud the Bellies Lettrcs (; Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, and all the practical and usefu. bran
ches OF the Mathematics with the use of Globes
and other instruments--The School will com,
mence the second Monday in January next, and
continue the whole year, az no holidays will be
allowed but those requested BY parents.
Nov 10 VT
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Groceries.

THE subscriber having rented House near.
ly opposite the Bell Tavern, Z. or maip street,
intends opening general assortment Of
GROCERIES,
snl respectfully invites hisformer customers,
and the public IN general, TO give him call ;
at the same time, ic assures them, that moth.
ing shall be wanted on his part, to give eener.
al satisfaction. lie will sell low for cash.
eountry produce, or town arceptances.
FRANCIS PATTI.
lice. 90. WI
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NOII(E-

TEVhose indebted to the Estate of the late
n Mr.. Charles SchaafTe, arc solicited to
make payment to the subscriber within
sixty Days,--and those to whom the said Fs-
tate isindebted areicquested TO calf for pay
ment within the above time, rs I've will at
tie expiration thereof close the Administra-
lion, and pay over the neat proceeds to the
administratrjx Of wacin he Is attorney, there
fore this notice will be in Bar of any claims
made after the expiration Of sixty days from
the date hereof
b. TATE, Attorney IN fact
for Mary Schaafc Administering.
Richmond Jau 9s 1g4c-,vot
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THOMAS TFNsLEy. caairman
The Military Monitor.

TT is with real satisfaction, that we rece,n-
4 mend to the notice and patronage Of the
public, weekly paper, recently established
at New York, entitled
8 The Military Monitor
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ATTENTIONI

The Members of the RICHMOND
WAsHINGTON VOLUNTEERS, wbn
are out ofFown or those who reside in the
country, aEc rogue stco to cofne forward snd
leave their Measrcs Tor their Uniform. as
sgick ~ possible!
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So Superflne Yellow Bark,

D2.S.sJvFORD'S improved POW
DER Of BARK, having been used
and highly approved by mary physi-
cians of distinguished character in die.
rent parts of the United States ; the
proprietor i. now encouraged to offer
1t TO tie FACULTY in general, under the
persua6ion, that 10 practitioner Of taste,
in the choice OF his means. Can fail to
DC 9ratiiied in The use OF this elegant
preparation In strength. fi,eness and
certainty OF operation, = greatly sur
passes the bark in common use.
The ESSEa7IsL slit or
E4RK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put cp IN par
GELS OF different sizes, TO accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but of retail druggists, country mer.
chants and private families Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other tsrson
alexandria.
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JUne.8


RESPECTFULLY informs the gem
tlen!en d alexandria, that he has taken
stand near the corner of Royal, on,
King street, under Mr. G,iffith's store,
where he intends carrying on the bust
ness OF Backing Boots and Saoes, and
Clearing Fair Tops.
Having followed the business In the
norlhern cities, for some time past, he
flatters himself he shall be able to give
enyire satisfaction to his employers, in
respect to neatness, despatch and the
excellent quality of his backing. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course of the day, or i'm.
mediately to those who desire it. His
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boot, ard bis blasking softens and
enriches the leather.
May 10
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FOR SALE;
May 10
And possession given ON the first day
OF January next,

And possession given ON the first day
OF January next,
4 Very valuable TRACT Of LAND,
n containing $50 ceres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls. in The county of Fair
fix AID state Of Virginia. Also, ano-
t,er Tract. called strawberry Vale, a.
bout three miles from the above.men-.
Toned. containing six hundred and
we've acres Rob 1rs>ls lave suf.
hctGlcv o.! cxccEont " cod and Tin.
Der, arc well w.tered and healthy. PEE
cul,ar'y adaptcn 20 Erass t., soil ma
;l,a,!v good, OH when from recent ex-
perimcnts ylaisyer of Paris acts III the
most powerful manner. These Tracts
can be d;y;ded into Farms cf two 20
lhrec hundred Cres each Tie FIRST
Tract is diam from Geor ae,own five,
the last nine, and 10th from AIexan-
dria thirteen mics. IftEe above tracts
be SOLD, personal property attached 70
them 10 tke amount of eight or ten
tEausard dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land may
be accommodated.
Also for Sale, a valuable Tract Of
Lard, about 3 miles from eorgetown,
containing about 100 acres, near the
mouth Of Difficult Run, below the Great
Falls Of Potomac, on which is Mill.
Seat, surpassed by few In Virginia,
from which Flour may be water borne
to market at the small rate of one quar-.
ter Of a dollar per barrel.
The above Tracts will be shewn, and
the terms of sale made Known on ap.
plication to the subscriber at Strawber-
ry Vale
Richard Bland Lee.
May 81 lawtf
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CNo. 1892
Land for Sale.

will selha great bargain in small
FARM, containing one hundred and
forty acres, lying in the county Of Fair
fax, adjoining the lands of the late DR..
Henry Rose and Mrs Catharine Brown,
about six miles from the town of Alex
anaria and the same distance from the
City OF Washington end Georgetown.
There is on said Farm small Dwell
ing ttouse, Kitchen, &c, a plenty OF
timb.r Cor lis support about ten acres
of excellent n cadow land and abounds
with good water. Any person wishing
to purchase vii! appi' TO tie subscri.
Der woo lives per sid Farm, end will
shew tire premises. and make known
the terms OF sale.
Joseph Powell.
June~.s off
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PUBLIC ALI.

IN the ID day 81 August four'
y NJ xt, viii be EXPOSED 20 sale it
Lcesbug, at Peers Taver". if rot
previously disposed e'-a tract ct Lnnd
containing upwards @! SEQ Acres. nes'
Goshen. in re c.. Elr of l.Cudom.-
This lan1 lies conyen eat 10 the Turn
pike Road to the A'exardyia market
IS As susceptible Of improvement from
Plaister,oi Paris, as any Land in tie
County has large portion Of woe
and meadow land, antis we'll watered.
The improvements are tolerably CON-
fortGble.
From the increasing value ofland in
the peighborkood, ieiworthy the 81
tsntion OF purchasers. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr. Stewart who
lives On the premises Terms OF sale
one third in hand, end he balarce in 6
and - months, with approved secuyi-
~
Apply to Geo. N Rails, CT in his
absence to ] I. Ramsar.
Snr' 'SwtS
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THURSDAY, July 8, 1873.

Iona Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
b5ls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Peppcrin bags,
Imperial, Gunpow,ler, Young Tyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool.
by 10, T by 9, 9 by /, and 10 by u
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in ierces
< bb!s.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
'ticular Madeira and Streishts Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
4. Mems, Womcn's and Childlen's Shoes
in:barrcls and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster Of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS OF the most approved
construction, and one pair French
E;rr Mill Stones.
october 6
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LOTS AND LANDS.

I'D UILDING Lots in every section OF
B this city, and about eighteen hun
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the CITY, are offered for sale, for cash, or
Oh credit with securitv.-Also, Lands N
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
MARYLAND, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to the subscriber, at Tomlinscn's
Hotel, Washington, if before 10th June
next, and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his office in Philadelphia.
James Creenleaf.
City of Washington, May 20. ssawtf
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kGn1oUu5.
~ JOSEPH SPEAR,

ResheesfuIy infora's hiaJr'ends and the
tubHc.
THAT he has removed lis shop to
Royal-strcet 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. hdanson, near the Coffee
House, where ne carries on the CA
BINET BUSINESS in all It's various
branches--he also makes and repairs
all kinds Of Musical instruments, such
az Piano Fortcs, Bass Viols, Victims,
Guitars, sc and will also furnish Ma
hoganv Collins for grown persons tor
fifteen dollars. He hopes the quality
of his materials. the soupdness of bis
work and the strict attention he in
tends paying to his business, will en-.
sure him encouragement from gene
rous public. All the above branches
OF business will be executed at the
shortest notice
November %. law
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Bank of Alexandria,

June S, 1918.
THE Stockholders in this institution
arc hereby notified. that a dividend Of
per cent, for the last half year, is this day
declared, and will be paid to them or
their legal representatives on Thursday
the 9th inst.
BY order oftbe Board,
Jas. L. M'Kenna.
Cashier.
July 6: eo3w.