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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
BYLAST NIGHT's MAI.

vi, Nelr- YORK, Jan. %.
we learn by gentleman from New Lon
CON- mat the vessels arrived off there ON
NLohaay' were the ScePtre, Admiral Cock
p"rn' ana the Albion, two 74's, and
lhe hcasta trIsate. These vessels left Ber-
muda on the Sd inst. and broueht nro,isicr,.
for the squadron off New-Lo9don. AM
raj Cockourn was IN change his flag To rim.
Alolon' and proceed to the Chesapeake.
On the Sd inst. the Piantagenet and VII
ant. were at Bermuda repairing. The fri.
gate belyidera, capt. Byron, had iust arriy.
ca there from our coast, with the news of the
ing in. 't'ofe" &C..
The appearance of the above vesseIs go
CITED some larm at New London.--!,o,n
DEcATU had his squadron moo Cd 49,
the river; and had landed some of MS rner,
10 ASSIST at the forts in case of an attacl-
me following paragraph is COPIED from
the N. London Gazette
On Monday last, rear admiral Cockbrrn
arrived before this port W h his Hae !, -
uuoerstano' lying on board he Scep re "a.
accompanied by the Victori.u "a can,.,n
a'ooI Hcasta trgate, captain Kerr,
The actual biockading force now c'ns;s,s &
three 74's-f5ur frigales-two sInonS -
war; and gun brig
Latest from WRLLLNc7,oy's .1,,a,,
Ihlorlna ION has been receive in a Iet+er
from Bordeaux, dated 24th Nov. sratinl,
hat the British had attempted to nass
hF N'Ver NIye, (near Bayonne) and had
oeen REFUSED. 1t was expeored that the
wanV OF provisions, and the reinforcefnents
the French Continually received. wo,,I5
drive the British back. 1t was s,,,,n,saJ
YELLING TON had temporizsd ton iana1 ~
be successful" Cb,o1;.i5 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

Therepost taat the u S. Frisats President had
brush with the British frigate Orpheus, continues
The Orpheus continued to eruize off Block Island
for some days after the President sailed. People
have been landed at the Vineyard, from the o whe
reported 2 story similar TO published in the N.
York and Norwich papers, and stated that the ship
which came TO her assistance, was the Valiant
49,. bos. Palladium
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
TO fhe Editors.

GENTLEMEN-Throngh the medium OF
your paper beg leave TO acknowledge. with
grateful pleasure, the receipt of fifty one
dollars AVID fity-hve cents, from the Bap-
fist Society of Fredericksburg, Virginia
and twn hundred dollars from James De
Wolf, Esq. of r. /. as donations to those
brave men who were wounded on Lake E.
RE on the 10th September, 1913. Respect.
fully, &c.
0. H. PERRY.
january 90, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
1To7,d0,l IOD,,1r,, CA

Detention Of APecie' AT .NesU York
petition WAS presented from the New England
Bank for the interference of the Legislature with
the General Government for the restoration of the
specie belonging to that Bank recently detained at
New York by the Collector of that place, under III
Embargo Law. The petition was committed in the
Senate to the Hon. Messrs. Perkins and Blake
Mills.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

OIlCE- Strsyed from the subscriber res;-I-
p 5; ;mg N Prince Edward county, near Anderson
-. hi,lleTS I"yern, likely Bay FILLEY, efhand.
some form, years old last spring, about 4 fee, ,
.hehes high, iree from any white mark. I win Give
the said Filey. Jos. yWoS6s1SsSp '1.lns
February 3. % ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
. WASHING TON. January 81.
a LAUNCH

On Saturday about one O'Clock. W.
launched from the NaVy Yard at this ci
| he beautiful sloop o, war Argus. being tn
sixth vessel of her class that has been built
iluce the law passed authorlsing heir build
i,g, and Launched within few moaths-one
or more of which are now ready for sea.
The concourse OF spectators assembled to
witness TINS interesting scene was immense
and tine bunch the most beautiful that ever
We witnessed. The day being delightfully."-
pleasant, the scene was graced by the pre-
sence OF a dazzling assemblage Of the fair
sex. All the foreign minis ers AMI stran-
gers now visiting the city, large majority
OF the members OF Congress- and Of the CT
'izens of the city and neighDorhood, attract
ed by the interest OF the occasion, formed q
group of unusual animation. The presence
Of Commodore Perry, Justly the favorite of
the day, heightened the pleasure which an
peared 10 fiji every bosom az the prospect
of an increase, small and tardy as it must
naturally be, OF that navy which is the boast
and ornament of our county. The reneat.
ed cheers, when the vessel was launched
into that element on which our fac has Fri.
umphantly fluated, evinced the geaeral sa-
,isfaction, which was not little heightened
by the state OF tOrwardness OF the large fri
gate building in the same Yard which &c
soon destined 20 the honor Of Conserving with
the Constitution, the United States. and the
other members Of our gallant little navy.
After the Launch, great number of the
Ladies anG Gentlemen assembled in one Of
the Sail-lofts, where a cold cut was provid
ed. and abundance of refreshments. An
hour or two was spent in social converse
and, invited by The enlivening music Of the
Marine Band, the Younger people tripped
few measures in the may dance. The com
pany separated at an early hour. The aged
spectator. never saw a brighter day-those
Of greeneF years, when age has withered
their youthful limbs, will recall with senti-
meuts of pleasure the remembrance of the
scene.
We learn by private letters from the North
that the health of Gen. Ttflkinso7 is now
perfectly re-establshed, apd that he left
Waterford on the 10th inst. on his return to
The camp at French Mills.
We arm that Brigadier Generals Geo
Izdrd Ind Jaco5 Bro7vp, have been promo
ed 70 the rank Of NJ jor Generals in the ar
my Of he United States and that Colo-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

Sales at Auctaop.

w IL IL De sold to the hghes; bidder for cash on
Bell Tavern in Richmond 10O' Vi the
ABOUT ABOUT twenty NEGROES, consisting of ssvero,
ae,lo~s, hkcly Boys and CTS and Young Womes'
The above AL. Iii t u'1 house Servant.
tendance Of Robert @. Scott. Pe'''''
February 8. ca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

.,r1 Ten DoAars RezUurd
Z 80 80 lFem the stable Of NJ. Peyron Ran.
80, "o'pn on Saturday evening, or wastsksn there
from, Bright Bay HORSE, With 6s5bed teil 5,
S'aa portion Of white in his forehead .tbe 49,
.t"srn %'l be- given TO any person who y IA deivsr
ington Tavern. -, w ash-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
The Putt are herrbD U915feJ

HAT Eghsrt Harris. Of the county If Po,yL.
tan Is sossDt from this state and / am b.s s,.
,o,ey IN t.e, snd have full power to trsnssct aii
sus,'ess 10 "h'cn he is inter, sie. am tlieref,
ae'rou5 n s persons who hive claims ,,o',,.$s
n,m' "g"'a MAKE them known to me, and ali nsrl
sons indebted to him, would settle the debts ~,
me. DANL WiigOJ - u.US "i1h
February L. ''"'I''.
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/ n " y n Z S ~ n
iE subseriber ishirr tn rernn.. >. -.

~ 'iO''iiDtF flshIng 10 remove 20 The western
country, oilers tor sale valuable tract ofls,.5
IN me county Of Prince Edward, about miles f,or,
W rouse on The waters OF Buh river con-
'A9s ~ ,ate surv.R 1895 acres. 800 acres ami nm
wares Of which are iow-grounds aud 500 acre. 80
ANA This land IS remsrk4alv ven u.tereJ 20st
river running through the sstno niles es basds
may De employed 20 advantage on The band. the
sfme rnay,to suit purchassrg lie divided ;,so -
tracts and nave on each convenient hcrse. ~ 80
part Of the land Is large eommodious two s,orr
dwelling rouse. For further iniormst;o, 81 ~
nd ans 'erras 9Ppy to the subscriber living on toe
THo1;As wALroN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
From the Albanx Gazette.

Ger TYiisinSor returned TO French .1fiks-
A gentleman from Waterford informs us, that Gen
Wilkinson, having learned, by express, that Sir
George Provost was preparing to make an attack on
the eantonrpent at the French Mills, had set off on
his return to that post, on Saturday last. Our in
tormsnt says, the General expressed himself as en-
PERTAINING no fears for the event, in an attack
should be made. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

The Plsttsburgh Republican of the 22d inst.
(which we received by last nights Northern Mail)
contains Sir George Prevost's proclamation to the
inhsbitants of his b.. Msiesty's Provinces in North
America, dated at Quebec the 18th inst.
He charges all the blame of the destruction of our
troner towns and pillsge of the inhabitants on our
government, for having burnt New Ark, &c. and
concludes by stating, that it isnot his intention to
pursue further this system of warfare, unless the
measures OF our government should compel HIM a
gain to resort to it, This proclamation is of great
length, but shall be given in to-morrow's Gazette.
- , -. " ]. Gaz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

nets Hleronder Elacon,6 & Thosrcs Il,
SMITH have been promoted to the rank of
Brigsdier Generals
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

tN ". \ WARt COLLEGE.--T'ie -
w ton OF The tudents OF Win n NJ, f. .H'IS'
viii commence OF the second Tuesday In RebynessvV'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03
PRINCE OF SWARTZFNpr4pc

It's expected that the Prince o. swsrtlenb,r.
WIZ nave an opportunity to discover his rutsrv 90,
rents IN the present campaign IL was characfer;sto
OF the old Prince who gave that honor TO his FAM;
W aho VINO bad the proudest palace in Vienna tb.,
ne saw INTO all the difficulties ard possessed pooS
TALENT IN disclosing them that he was not 40 hor
py IN us resources in his discoveries. The nrc-
sent nee, though not 81 well known TO us in h.
nrs1 as IN MS last military achievements. was the
austrian ambassador in France, in the French r.,
g'ster OF 1879 In July 1910 his name beco,,,,
KNOWN from the celebration of the marriage Of ;bs
french Empress, at which he lost his sstsr-in.lsw
rls The flames which caught n the curtains, viii.
.he french Emperor and Empress were presen,
threatened such seen on. country Witnessed =,
e.e neSre OF Richmond He is said in the Re-
CharIes was born IN l771, according ia Ie-Sa,@,s
taos:, The Prince Swar,zenburg sondersbauseo
married laughter OF the Prince Frederick Swart
Zehoarg knstsdt, and the unfortunate Paulna Sss
the wife OF Prince Joseph Swartz M urg.
Essex Rsgis'er,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

ERRATuM In che Ptrn Of Defence. lsterv
serve tour of six ,orths instead of , s,.st, -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-03

'''S vi tHt JUST are sum T1Oned TO the rIgrt-
hand OF the Almighty, there to eniov the
never ending felicity prepared for them be-
fore the foundations of the world were laid.
REBELS--aeair, '''
My life on it the Boston Junt~ will halt,
an0 taulter. and finally shrink in dismay
from the daring measures which they seem
to mediate. They may fret and fu,ne their
hffte hour nfion the stage-but they will at
last pass of amidst the Kisses of the world.
Though the Senate may declare in their
Reply to Governor Strong that " the late
act OF the national government, interfering
ehe trade coastwise, seems TO call for a distinct
an'madversion and will demand lePislative
interpositon in behalf of our injured Citizens.
unless efforts of miHer character shorld
for the ElreSent be deemed expedient and
prove ettectual"-Yct, we are perfectly A.
ware that these Gentlemen will never
deem it expedient to do tke opert act.
Iney will shrink from their guilty burmese
las Mr.. Quincy has lately set them tbef
example by fainfinS in the Senate in speak
Ing on the above Address.--AccordineI we
Ind, that on the 27,h ult. Judge Green, pro.
posed to the II. oe r. Of Mass. to apnoint
committee 10 consider the expediencv nf
preterring a heiifion for such alterations
IN the Embargo law, as may not defeat ire
object. and yet render IT'S pressure less in
convenient to such as are concerned in mar
thine operations"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
January !
Land for Sale.

The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
shout FIVE miles from Alexandra, On
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
OF Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr. Denni.
Johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land aud the remainder well a.
dapted 10 clover and the production of
vegetables, aboundfDg in excellent
springs, from which the n sadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres Of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six nriles from Alexandria, and adjoining
the, lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Duiany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the Rrst mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
December Is,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19

District OF Columbia, wit.
Co.ntv of .Herandria, .Nov. 7erm, lsia.
Isaac Mcpherson, COMPLAINANT,
AGAINST
Craven Cash and Susannah Cash, Chill
drensof William Cash, jr deceased,
and Mary Cash, Widow of the said
William Casa, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Craven Cash, and
4 Susannah Cash, Children of VIII
liam Cash, deceased, ard Mary Cash.
Widow of the said William Cash, jr.
deceased, not having entered their APP
pearance and given sec,rity according
to the Act of Assembly, and the Rules
Of this Court, and it appe ring TO the
satisfaction Of the Court upon affidavit
that the said Defendants are not inhs-
bitant. of this District, on notion OF
the said Complainant by his Counsel,
il is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear here on the first day Of A
prif term next, and answer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in one
ofthe puolie newspapers published In
Alexandria, for two months success
sivsly, and that another copy be ported
at the front door of tbs Courthouse OF
said county.
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. C.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
Fresh Teas, RaiSms, Cur
rants, &c.

Is half cnests nd boxes Gunpow.
dar Tyson, Yong Hyson and
Souehon@ TEAS,
% boxes NHscstei Raisins.
500 VI. fresh Gugraats.
20 b5ls. Rye Whlskey part of which
IS old,
leo bags shot, assorted from SBBB
70 No. 10, Buck and Swami Shot, sin
BE and douD!e : Bsandywine Ganpov-
|rsr, GIoInd Alum Salt in Sacks, re-
Fnst AM comTon Salt Pe.rc, table
Pc "a baskets, Rice, Lost, Lump and
Nuscoya,o Sugars, Nutmegs, Mace,
C'O's., AAspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
pr Flo'ant and Carolina Inuigo, Pig
Pine SPINNING Cotton, Madder, Starch,
4 SianI'c, C"Pperes, Mould and DiPt
aadles, Brown * White Soap, Cheese.
Ssee, Oh, best Cayendish Tobacco,
panama Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog
&c branas, jsrasics and Antigua SPi-
cs' OIL Rye Whiskcy, with number
p oIaer articles In the Grocery line,
For Sal. by,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
FOR SALE.

T@HE subscriber will sell on mode
rate terms, the House and Lot
At The corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by'Capt. Gle.
ments The house is well finished ;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out. houses, and Ia pump in the yard.
The Lot is well improved and contains
half an acre Of ground, extending 1873
feet On Jefferson, and VIC feet on Fair.
fax streets. Attached to it is good
frame stacle and carriage house.
]. D. Slmms.
January Is, diff.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
C.. Griffith.

WHO has also received one Butt o.!
6 a.ice OLD MADEIRA Wme imported IN
800 and warranted genuine.
November Is,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
N O L | G. E
To the Owners of Kenha.

wa Lands.
TSHE Subscriber vi ,hing to remove
n to the Great Kenhawa, Offers Tor
Sale or Exchange for Lands in that
country, or Negroes,
The Valuable Farm,
On which he now resides, situate ir the
county of Prince-HTilIiam, stateiof Virs
GINA, containing between 6 and 700 a.
eres, about two.thirds of which is in
a state of cultivation and improvement,
laid out in len fields under excellent
fencing. The other third part in heavy
rail Timber. About $50 acres Of tho
improved part Of the Tract is in Clover.
The whole Farm inferior to none in the
state for the cultivation Of Wheat, il
well adapted to the use of PLASTER,
which when applied on Clover, doubles
the crop. On the Farm is new log
Dwelling-House, 80 feet by 20, ebink~
ed with brick--two Rooms on each
floor, with good brick Chimney &C
each end, and convenient out Houses,
with Well of good water hear tho
yard. 1t would not be hazarding COM
tradiction to say, that the neigbborbood
in which this Farm. is situate, is excel
led by none in the state for heaIihiDess
OF situation. The Society is geDteel,
and its vicinity to the seat of the Gene
raj Government. The Towns Of A.
lexandria Dumfries & Fredericksburg,
must render it very desirable acguisi-
ton to an industrious Agticulturalist, or
even to the man of business DESTROYS to
realize money and retire from the bus
tie of town and trade to indulge his
ease in the bosom Of healthy Deighbor.
hood. Lands adjoining this Farm in s
tolerable state Of improvement are
worth from 20 to IS dolls. per acre.
The exchange will DO accommodate
ing to those who have Negroes to dis.
pose of a. third or half of the value Of
the Land will be taken in Working Ne.
groes at valuation; or part In KenLa-
wa Lands, part in Cash and part in
Negroes.
Any person DESTROYS Of making the
exchange or purchase, will please give
a description OF the Lands in Kenhawa,
which the wish to exchange Immediately
and mention the persoH by whom II will
be shewn, as ! shall visit that country n
bout the FIRST of May, and win examine
the Land and give an answer on my re-
turn in June or July next. -
Philip Alexander.
Near Dumfries, Prince VIM. Co.
January ~. 2aw6wS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19

1000 VT. Seine IWInc,
Sxheri0r qualify
100 bbls, Apples, IN crime order
so foxes Opt Candies
30 do. Mould do.
2,OOO VT. CoGee, in bags aud barrels
loo reams Whiting Paper
50 Do. Wrapping 40.
hhds Muscovado Sugars
S, OOO los. bosi and Lump do.
so boxes Bloom R,,i.ins
20 birrs': Whisksy
CASTS Cos en- Cheese
bags Pepper
l,o0O ersAel. II. Ubes Salt
40 barrels Herrings
20 to Nh.d,
For Sale BIZ TIE SuRseri5er.
wEo HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
RESIf F.ihIL Y
-Four, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19

MRS. ROSS wishes to inform the
LADIES Of Alexandria, that she has
commenced the
Manufacturing Business,
In its various branches on King street,
next doorto the Coffee House--whers
those who may please to favor her with
their work, may depend on having it
done with neatness and dispstch.
Feb II I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-19
SATURDAY, FEBRuARY 10, 1914.
PUBLIC NOVICE.

VTTAS committed to Fairfax Coun.
w ty Jail on the 18th day of Au-
gust 1913, mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
JOHN SIMPSON, and says he is free
ooln; he is about feet inches high,
his cioathing, one roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
of brooches, one of ducking, and two
of blue, two shirts, one oil check linnen
the other Of India cotton, one swans
down wsistcoat, one psir OF old shoes,
and black fur hat, and says he came
from Providence, r. l. Gilbert County.
and that he was. taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. The owner,
if any, is requested to prove his pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be disposed of as the law di'
reefs.
K. Radcliffe,
.SherxG Of fairfax.
Nsv. a..s.> eptf.
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District Of Columbia, to wit !:
County Of .4lesandria, ..shrit Term sis.
John D. Scott, COMPLAINANT.
AGAINST -, IS
Thomas Vowel Trustee and Executor
of Andrew Wales deceased, David
Low, James Low, William Low, joe
sannah Low, anu Thomas Low, De.
yisees of the said Andrew Wales
deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY. Is
The Defendants David Low, James
Low, Thomas Lo~, and William Low,
not having entered their appearances
and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to tbs Satisfaction OF the
court upon affidavit that the said Des
PENDANTS David Low, James Low, and
William Low, are not inhabitants Of
this district: On motion OF the ssid
Complainant by his counsel it is ordsrs
ed, that the said Defendants do appsAr
here on the first day OF November
Term next. and answer the Bill ofths
Complainant, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in enc OF the
Newspapers published in hleyandriss
and that asother copy be posted at ths
front door Of the Court House Of tho
said county.
A Copy-Tsst,.
G.. Deneale, c. c.
= Feb. Is. 2ID.
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TO RENT.

i " NCN Il
THE Cellar lately in the tenure Of
THOMAS CRUISE, Esq. under the house
now occupied by THOMAS HERBERT,
at the cerner of Fairfax and Cameron
Streets.
ALSO
A Blacksmith Shop,
On Cameron Street, between Union
and Water Streets, and several vacant
Lots on Cameron Street, between
Fairfax and Union Streets.-Po.scs-
sion to be given Immediately.
lIltfyfs
N. Herbert.
January Is. ~ tawsw.
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NOTICE.

December IS.
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January %.
The Subscriber

The SubSCrlber
RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the public, that he has ta-
ken the Ferry at HoLLIs POINT, to
the Maryland shore, known by the
name of
Mason's Ferry,
Where he will use every exertion to
give general satisfaction. He wiShs;
to contract at the aforementioned
place, with persons disposed to cure
Fish, as he will be able to supply them
with any quantity of shad and Her
ring. The Subscriber also wishes to
Rent his GROCERY STORE. at the
lower end of the Ferry Landing In this
place.
William Patterson.
January s. d3m.
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sr GID sLMNs, RoYAL-s'rREET, ALExANDRIA.
[No. 4l2S,.

Notice is hereby Given,
To Me Stoskhota~s efihe Mssksnis
Bank Of Alsfdxdyio, 2
That an elections will be
held atthe Court House in this town,
on the second Mondaysih March next
( i4th), for the purpose of choosing
fifteen Directors for the ensuing year.
By ordr cffhs fresidsst and ID.
rsetors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashiess
February II. dts.