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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
C.. Griffith.

VINO his also received one Butt OF
|a 'o old MADEIRA ZINE imported In
~ and warranted genuine.
November IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

FcdcraliGn. increafes in Virginia in
Fauquier county, lat year democratic, the
two federal candidates, Buckner and Mar
fhal, are elected to the State Legislature
BY majority Of "a votes.
In Rhode Island, laft week, William
c. Brown, was tried for the murder of
Mary HaIlowell aged $. An account of
the manner Of committing the crime was
publilhed in Feb laR She was puRifhec
with fuch horridbarbarities for not telling
the letter p. as to caufe her death
Brown was found guilty of murder in the
fecond degree, and fentenced to Gx years
imprisonment and fine of 1000 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

comprehension, / confess. i have been
.old. indeed, that the men who have been
proved utterly unfit for ferrous practical
affairs, fuftain themfelves. by perfuading
their followers, that, unfortunate, unfit,
difgrared as they are, all other itatefmen
in the United States are Gill more unfit
than they. He, who can believe this
who is endowed with fancy so creative.
70 extrsyagant, as to dissolve his under
Handing in fuch dream as this, may b.
forgiven for adhering to them; but then
he ought to be provided with lodgings in
the lunatic hofpital. Society is not fate,
when fuch men are permitted to 60 at
large.
What have we not in the United
States, fet OF ADLER men, than thefe
political manilsins ! thefe political pig
mics II could bring myieIf to think 70,
i'll could bend the prize Of my fpirit, to
belief 70 humiliating, l ihould coniider
the name Of american, in which now
glory, a reproach and feoff. Mono
We have int gritty, patriotifn, talents, and
Of the very highef order, and in abun-
dance too, in the United States They
are not to be found in the administration,
allow but they are, every where ellie,
sefplendan,. When I look around, and
humble myfelf in admiration of them, l
feel, indeed proud that ! am an american
I feel, indeed, that | ought to thank
God that I am no: democrat and As
fuch, deprived Of the bIeiline Of extend !
ing my admiration Of national worth be
You'd the foegy atmosphere Of Mr.. Madi
fon's cabinet.
8 Yet a little while, nay, bat for very
little while only, can the bate inlinuations
which the inftrumcnts of our impotent
and difgraced administration have urged
agaihit the fe1eraliits, avert the indigna-
siun, the thuaders of the pubic refent-
ment. The body Of the people fee and
feel, that union among ourielves is nee
eHary. But il is the union which !hall
drive impotence from the feat Of power;
which fhall ina,eh the reins from the
hands Of folly which fha!l commit to
she ditciples Of Warrington, the noble
duty of ysfo,ing that PROPERTY and pow
q, which their political father believed
ypon our common country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

that the war was Just, polite ard expedi-
emit, and from that hour it became trea-
fonable to tell the truth.
They can reconcile it TO their own con.
sciencies to fay, that there 10 no other
mode Of efcaping the charge of treafon,
than by telling a deliberate falthood.
Thus queition on which the lives of
their fellow citizens are dependant, and
which has drawn down poverty and ruin
on thoufands Of their countrymen, and
caufed the widows and orphans to wiring
their hands with anguifh, is decided BY
them to be right or wrong by the proba
billy of their obtaining Office or emolu-
ment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
There's method IN HE Madness.

Gov Wright the crazy old gentleman
who represents in Congress the democracy
OF Maryland, has his lucid intervals, and &C
casionally uses the ls0guage Of truth and
soberness. On the last day Of the Session
he moved to appropriate swenfy thousand
doilars for the purpose of raising the hall Of
the house Of Representatives. his motion
was objected 10 on the ground that the
necessary prosecution Of the nseessory war
forbade the application Of the public treas
ury to sny less necessary purpose. Mr..
Wright contended tina. money ssoaid BE a.
ved by the appropriation and stated that
more than "fwefnty thousand dollars had
been voted away, during the Session, owing
to the members nor understanding NE sn6-
jeet before the house." All! Governor, i:
tvUenfs fhonsend dollars, or twice that sum
would supply the majority with good UNI
derstandings and honest hearts, 1t would
be blessed bargain for the nsuon
Concord Gag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
MARITIME PROTECTION.

In the account of the late deitruction
of ihipping in Connecticut river, it is
fta:ed that "the boats firlt landed at the
fort at Saybrook, where they found neither
men nor cannon" The good people Of
Connecticut have great reofan to give
iupport to government which affords
them (uch excellent protection. If means
can be found for the conqueit Of Canada,
it is of little confequence with the admin.
iitration what happens to the Atlantic
frontier -Fed. Rep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

drew his army behind the Seine.
On tho 10TH the enemy made three
defperate attacks upon the Prince Royal
of Wur,emburg, polted at Montereau, &
occupying the bridge at that place. he
was repulfed with lofs i; the Prince OF
Wur.emburg took fome cannon; late
however. in the evening the attack was
renewed, and the enemy fucceeded IN
obtaining pofIeflion of the bridge; and
it was underitood that he had pahed
over comfortable part of his army
The head quarters Of the Prince Schwart-
zenberg were to be at Troyes on the night
of the 10Th.
On the morning Of the 2oth, Mr.
Robinfon paflsd through Martial Bluch'
er's whole army. from 50 to 6o,ooo
itrong, in admirable order. 1t was
marching from Chalons to unite with
the grand army The head of the col
umn was near Arcis fur. Aube, and a
bout 8 or 20 Englilh miles from Troye'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
LORD WELLINGTON.

GLASGOW, MARCH 1--WE have to an.
nounce on the mott objectionable au.
thority, that Lord Wellington moved for
ward with his main army between the
i2th and 18th infant, leaving an ade.
qua,e force behind him to watch the mo.
,ions of the eueny at Bayonne We car
also undertake to FAY, never was there ar
army more complete and effective in
every point of view.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
GENERAL HULL.

A letter from an authentic source !"
Washington, dated the s7th ult' says '"'
.,,dymen, OF the Cour, Martial On 1eh'
duh will be published tomorrow H. n'S
oesn found geiky OF cowardics, and sen's'r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
BUFFALO, APRIL 10.

Snow Storm.-On thursday night last,
a storm Of snow commenced and continued
all night, and fell to the depth of 6 inches !!
! he frost had previeuslygos out the grouod,
and many farmers had commenced plough.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
GEN WILKINSON.

II Is said the Court Martial at Lake
George, is broken up Gen Wilkinson OBJ
jscting to the foim Of the Court, on the
ground OF Its not being composed Of Cener-
al Officers; tina: Gen. w however, re.
manned susfscnded At Lake George and the
command Of The northern army given 10
Gen lizard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
RESTRICTIONS In CANADA.

RESTRICTIONS IN CANADA.
Gov. Prcyos, has issued proclamation,
prohibiting the expectation from Lower
Canada 10 any country or place whatever,
Of wheat, flour, and meal Of every kind, bar
ley, rye, oats, peas, potatoes, biscuit, saltt d
pork and beet, until September next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
rp What myf Be the death bed anguiD
9 he,f 7uM are thus dx/eyibed in the U. S
Gazette ?
CUI APTAT.

We admire the fublimated ftate offeel-
ing which some men profess to have ar.
rived at aud BY which they coniider them
ielves ablolved from all party connexions.
In palmer language, the honor Of their
country, regard to their individual char
1ters as men, the obligations of truth
and juitice, the bounds Of the Deity him.
fclf prsicribes to his own actions,,he folio
itudc for the welfare Of their own families
and children arc conliderec by thefe men
az tue lies that refrain the isnobile vu!gns
only. They have no fuch letters, their
Philosophical minds can break heir mott
facred engagements without diihonor |;
tbey can apoitatize from thier opinions
withouy hypncricy, and cheat without the
imputatiou Of fraud When taxed with
charges Of This nature, they juitify them
1elves by declaring that honol& faith are
mere words Of romance binding indeed
upon us vulgar morrals: but may be bro
ken~i,h impunity bythem for the purpofes
of emolument OF Office. The ihame and
ieaOdal Of this traniaetion they would have
Us believe, ref only on thofe who are
ffupid, c,edulous, aud ignorant enough
to have confidence in their words. We
ought to have know feafonably, til they
we're above fuch vulgar prejudices, < we
have only to reproach ourfeIves that our
nature is incapable Of arriving at fuch per.
{ection.
We are depraved enough to believe in
the bible, and consequently when man
tells deliberate lie it hocks our groHer
lenfes.--No, no-fay thefe philosophical
politicians, lies are very convenient things
which we are at Liberty to ule-but fill
you mutt retain your vulgar regard for
truth Otherwise we ihould not be en-
abIed to break our engagements without
injury, fnce if this doctrine went abroad
we ihould lofe the benefit of that cseduli-
(which we now enjoy. Keep up there.
fore, this how, of principles; periuade
the people that it is Gill infamous to tell
a falihood, to the end that they may
give credit to our declarations When
the prayer ieafon arrives, we will then VI
olate our words, and efcspe the character
Of liars by assuming that Of philosophers.
Thofe men have q certain tet OF fplit
hair diiiinctions to take of the odium at
tached to their apoRacy. For initance-
they deemed the government palpably
wrong in their policy, and approvsdst fed
erai ebpsGtion precious to the declaration q
war : but Gnce that government have
done US all the injury they can by declar,
alton of war it now becomes criminal in
us to fay that we do not heartily approve
Of thar mealurc. We are bound in hon.
or by thai declaration, to lie in favour of
the government. We are bound to fay
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Bp the seails.

Quebec, AprifI2.
1t now appears to be unqueitionable
that an exchange of prifoners will take
place within month or two i'is
Great Britain hordisg her feamen, in
ftead of tending them where they are
wanted, acts the part of the mifer with
bis guineas She deals out failors to the
Canadas as though they were 70 many
drops of her hearts blood. And 70 they
are -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Ai,hiiarys s. Custom House Desposisn

~
In the Concord Gazette 10 published the deposi.
ton Of Adam Cis. K. . 'esmster, respe citing his
treatment on the road by Gus on House and Mil /.
i,ary officers; Of which the following 10 an ex-
tract:
"IADAM CLARK. Of Piainfeid. in the
County Of Cheshire aud State OF New Hampshire
90 &c Fnse and ssy, thai on The 26sh day Of march
1914. ss ! was driving team from d,s to~n to
1os,on. loaded with hax and Glover Seed, call
ed q, Abbo. 5. in Luntsr,on. 10 tke Iurpese 4
refreshing my horses-ths while At SAID A0bnt $
one Ballard Hszeit,ne Ut Concord, Cspsaia
Of the United S,stes's Army, a Lieutenant whose
name did not learn and about ,wsny ohers
% nearly as could judge. collected about my
wagon snd began 10 unb'nd my load ON asking
them who they were. snd wa. they meant b,
so dong, said H.z.l,ine relied, that I've YVES .
Cusso NJ House Officer End had conc TO search
m, loading, ~ il WAS suspected lhsc smu,g ed
goods 10 which objected, assuring him, snst
my loading consisted Of Flax and Clover Seed
only, and that 70 oe Lindered OH The osd w,u &
DC grea, Inconvenience 10 me. as il W uid re-.
vent my getting mo Bossun =. the time had :
<, ced 80 be there, and cause me grea CT tx ca e
but to this h. paid no regard, and SIN n.ist a
upon sesrching-l then demanded his .sthorl y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

A letter fromi Savannah, (Ceo.) Of April
81, states, that severe frost had been ex-
prrienced in Liberty County in conse.
quence OF which, the Co,,on crops were
generally destroyed and but lew persons
enabled to replant their fields, from the
great scarcity ofseed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
CHARLESTON, 5 c. APRIL -.
MILITARY EXECUTIONS

\
We underitand that two privates, OF
the names Of Paris and Virtue, were ihot
yeltcrday morning at Fort Moultrie, Pur
fuant to their fentenee. The hrlt for
ifriking his officer, and the latter for
Aesping on his pot.
thomas Keemer another private, fen
fenced 10 be ihot at the fame time. for
lending his clothes toa prifoner of war
on board the priion ihip, to facilitate his
efcape, wac reprieved while kneeling on
his coffin. fS.4N.
Il is reported that Gen. Wilkinfon
contends that the letters of his, which
have been publiihed by Government, are
not correct copies, and that one letter
publiihed as addrei1ed to him, he never
received.
MADISON'S SOUTHERN war.
The Norfolk Herald tates, that the
enemy are in comfortable force in 1 LAM
gier Sound, and have fortified the iiland |;
that their tenders and barges are con-
Family watching the little harbours and
inlets ON the eafern fhore and they late-
ly burnt 7 vefiels, and took feveral others
in Little Anameiec.
A Williamsburg account mentions,
thar the enemys barges had landed at
Lancaiter county. & carried of 70 Aaves.
The mott fcrocious and bloody war
feems to be carried on in the Spanifh
provinces, between the Royalilts and the
Infurgents.-We read of upwards OF 100
prifoners being all condemned to THE Jauord.
JouA RANDOLPH, Efq. is to be run at
the next election of Members of Congress
in Virginia, againit Mr.. EPPEs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Montreal, Ipril q.

We sunderland ihip Of 80 guns has
been laid down ar Kingfon ; the length
Of her keel is faid 10 be I87 feet. The
greateft activity is difplayed in the dock
yard ;-no,hing but reinforcement Of
feamsn is wanted 70 infurc fuceess on
Lake Ontario, next campaign.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09

JoHA RANDOLPH, Eiq. is to be run at
the next election of Members of Congress
in Virginia, againit Mr.. EPPEs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
Newburg, 1pya lo.

NcWo11Ss HPvH ~.
On Sunday evening we were entertain
ed by an exhibition of the aurora 6sreahs,
or nothern lights, Of the mott brilliant
character. 1t was clear evcning-the
itreams Of light arofe to a comfortable
he .ght in the armament and afumed all
the variety this fingular phenomenon is
remarkable for. Purple, white, yellow
and reddh veins Of light aAihed above the
horizon, in columns of the mott fantaitic
workmanship. converged, extended. dis
fo.vei, and were fucceeded BY others e.
qually rich and vivid.
Between 8 and 9 o'clock, broad iris
appeared in the centre Of the armament
and extended eat and wef to the
horizon, of rich yellow car, and 70
bright that shades we're formed BY OBJ
jeets on the earth it continued for about
nalf an hour and difappeared.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-09
MADIsoN,S SOUTHERN VAR.

A Williamsburg account mentions,
thar the enemy's barges had landed al
Lancaiter county. & carried off 70 Aaves
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[M.425,
Crpha.u'su Court

Mxersy1N County, Nov. 1e,as. 1919.
lsDi LIls ~. the Execuso It
Read. L. RewJt dsces. cd, dc iscrt
the following adyt tbs men, three ltniss
week for SIX weeks il the 1.Iss.l.
dris nsusesp~ To-
Acopy-i'fst,
A. MOORE, Rce'r.
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JUST PUBLISHED
BY THE srRscRIBER.

A neat ctli,ioa cf Or. Watts's plain
sriease C ATEcuiSMS for Children.
IN, which are saded a Pleservstiye
iioms TIC Sins and Follies of Ycnlh |:
Tss lyestmi,s.er Assemblies Shorter
) cAFEc HfSMwi,h Explanstcvv Na.es
and Seriptugsl Reference,.-SoHgs hi-
y;ec & Moral. ~i,a soms shcr. prayers
10 .assess of Chif5ren--by the same
su;her.
Jamss Eeareiy g Scr.
Nov u etf
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&. WOOD,

iiai- lrssssrs fqsfer Street. has jasf
frsetsfe md for Sat.,
A n iSi9 50 ~ a.sorJhieos OF la
IA dis md G n,icmel's prcssiig
Gases oftncS a = slshioos, single sind
double b!a5ed psA-teives, shelf Gsnhs
side 90 dfessing poke, AMI Ivory do |;
co;,gnes Ross ard Law ndcr Hatcr !,
Rose, Pam, Wind ,or rrss.sar-nt &,
Npl.s- Soap; Nail Brshe,, re~ta al
hcas and cloth 10. Pearl PaNsasr, aair
60, |; Rsznrs IS cases walking crne-;;|
Friz.l,es, Liquid blackina' Oa IN
,icue fcrthe hair, Spanish sss-csI Pa
ten susf@nders. aad = general sssert.
mops efothcr articles
Ds-c4a,,er c.-3t W
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Joseph Edelen,
Mchi. Stoncstreet,

Erecufsrs Of DR.. Jsmes Edeien.
~ The Sale Of the abops Pro-
psriy is pssspoaed ; in the mean, time
the Executors ,ciH contract for and
sell The saru at priv0ie sale for a ~.
dueed price; and met sold at pri
ra.r SHE. .riii be etsrsd and sold TO
the highest tidarr. at .Iir. Hardp's
1'acern. in Piscata.cay, on Soiur-
day the third day Of Decessdsr neal.
~ Inc Editors Of me Federal Re
,ublicsa and Natios,l lnteiligeneer
sre REQUESTED 70 insert the above unti'
nc dey of sale.
Nov IL a..
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a GREEABLY to the last will and
sa,ameht Of The iste Doctor James
E lslen, the subscribers Will selrsll Toe
rsil estate whereof he died possessed,
consisting eta farm adjoining the ,own
Of pncataw-y in Princc Georges eoun.
", ceRtainin. ahest
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NO TIC f..

g F0REwARN all persons from
= shon,,ng. hunting. or in sny m n
ner ,yesrassins on the Lands g! Mrs.
Merry 3. Alersne<y, as al sho, do so
~lll DC Proceeded against according to
i-~.
Eazle IT;lia,ns.
]. Nov. ". law3v.
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400 ACRES.

This place Is we'll improved with q
comfortable and c0mmoI,ous dwelling
hoaac, anu Ill convenient and pecrs.
sary out houses, bsrns, stables, quar-
tsts. sc. &c. OF a superior qualify, The
Innsl healthy si'ust,oe In Hat part Of
tho country. On this land are scyersl
we'll prepared timothy me ado-s, and q
very considerable quantity OF hi, land
is well adapted to, and eesy Of prtpara-
ZION for tiuo,ny ths soil generally Is
fertile and well adapted to Tie growth
of Wheat, corn sc. From scvera, OK
per.menis plsist:r sets well OH this
land some Of it is well set with cd
clever. There is en- il a great abun.
dance oftimoer and wood /, VII 10
sold on the pcemisss to the highest
bidder on the Grst Thur day in Ne
yenbsr next, If fair, ii not the next
fair day Terms of sale, three equsl
payments at the end Of six, twelve add
eighteen rponths /; the purchaser civ
ing bond With approved securitis,, with
lien npon the land until the purchase
money is psi
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Wanted TO Hire.

For the ensh,tie ycsr $ spsr! cell DIS
posed MICRO BOY irons IS TO Is
years aid, "a siiend cpoo 1msle per.
sos. Eeqaiis al the os.ee OF the Ga-
xrite.
I1ctrhsr $50
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A Tutor v antcd,

4 ssiDy ot2co Dbl rs yip be eiv.a
IA to an eIaetl. Genrlt mss ot { Cd
moral hsbtis wro viii VT ssrekr a., sui-
tion Of n 8,y.ip pryets bais Il
will DC rrsai.sd hat ne tus pe'i..cs
kno. ledge 4 It's lnx,i'h ian. ~. nd
the didsreHt btsne ss.I Mat. enc ;sn
ELM DuLANY
Dec ., Il
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Corn & Cora sleal Stopped,

or Sunday M. aing last, about Gay
lieht, sane bia I acu ,nded on Capt.
T.rkcr's whsr. from h,st. hive ka+4s,
con,aiaing ,shelied Corn and CIt's
Ncal, and 6askets OF Corn IN tse.ees,
an.oaniins ,c aboet 2 "er'eis Ir'i =
hall, and rnm.iiMey shovst IN m
rsti,. The property has been take,
esre az, and the owner uar h"v' !, on
describing tie sa2,-, and Pay the
expenses s,tending INC securing OF Il.
aad the cost Of this asvcrt rr'ra'
Henry Frazier.
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Fer Sale
TWO MICRO .NEN,

One dgtn roo. servant sni Gard
ner--the oihslr On eNee:',n, driver snd
iistier--tsotn eitasm tre'i o tie Farm.
inn business. fi4py 70 10
PRINTERS.
NAysn,ber 10. G2w.
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This is to give Notice.


Ihet the suos, !, srsti .iieA yndria
County in the District Of Coz ursb.a,
have osta'nsd sruu the cTphaBs' Court
AFORESAID letters testam sntsry on tie
sst,ie Of kieh'd |. texn, ;sle ii tho
couaty Aforesaid 6errssedt al PCT !. ne
having cisinas agar ST the SAID oeceGent
are hereby warned to esiiblI the IRE
with the vouchers there's f 10 the subs
scriters duly authenticated b psshec by
the Orphans' Court, on or bctot, tho
third das Of Nav next, or the) NAV By
law he excluded from all ben 81 10 raid
estate !; ans tsose indebtee thereso re
required TO make INN; di tie pa meth,
Given under cur hands TN. 81 day
81 November 1914.
James S. Scott,
John liichards,s
Ersenfsys u Riehsrd L HEWITT
Nov moer 3. sss.
Just Received Tor Sale /.
sy Txs sUssrsissFs
The Anlcricm Lddl}s Alnianoe,
ERglshy German Alnlu.acs for
1915.
ASo-I fomhtttt LisT sf fhe
American Navy
Al the prase ~ In auti STxrIS In -
OF TIE y
Pritsh Navy
For August is!,, on siaste shssl
price IS ceptt. s.
Jamss KfAMedH q SIN.
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}9eyes jOr Sale

SIS; itSytt,cS jOr Sde.
lsS&>{ Sas- FOR re, w money sfamily
N%of q soRs consis,ins Of 4 va.
luable fanyhis Wife and Eve Children,
the .elaestpf 'whnr, !, ahort - year:
Of aee.-- Ap,,'y to .So6ies Hrrber., Esq.
Of Alexandria cr TO - Subscriber,
Bush Washington,
Tsssss.
Nov. ~
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
hy0rIcE is hereby given, Tint
n application viii be made TO he
rres,tsnt and directors If the Brink Of
Potomac, by the Snbscrihsrs, to cause
% ave Transferred.
Thirty Shares Of STOCK,
Stantine on the BOOKS of said u nt, in
the name cf Samuel Williams. late af
aii,inors, deceased thu Certificates
81 wsich Stock have been lost, and
c.apot ss found md rsnewal there
Of wiz a'sohe 'rpi'ed for.
Cumberland y. u iliisins,
Nath aniel Williams,
ddminis. -asors Of S HTLLItMS.
BstrInoss, Nav Is l'n3's
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-15
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THURSDAY, DEcrasrs Is, 1874.
adams, Herbert {, Co.

1d1'fS, IAcsOcFt 9 W.
Have ja.s received and fer for Sale,
S2a,o0o las, green and white Coffee
in iercss bb!s and b.ss,
1900 lbs. loaf sugar,
io4 bshs Upland Cot. on,
2 hhas. Mclassss,
loo boxos hest maud Candles,
tiefess RICE,
is hall ticrres sles
IL quarter casSs l.. P. Tcnerine
VINE,
2 Chests IMPERIAL TEA,
. half Caes,s de.
f& ALSO,
$4,000 lbs, Prims SD !. L LEATHER
: Dee. 3
Farmers Bank Of Alexandra,
DEcEMssa D. isi4.
THE StockhpF'ers o. tn. Institution
ere hereby notifsd, that an election Of
thirteen Dirsctcrs, TO serve the en,u.
ing year, ~iii be held al the Bank on
Monday the I'd aav Of Ja-rsry next.
John Hoolf, CasA'r.
Dec. 4: