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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
"a dollars per ami

The Common Council therefore were o /.
oiiged to yield submission to the terms as OK /,
Planned and did thereupon pass and pubi,n
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Common Coua>
Gil OF Alexandria, in asserting to the coud>
lions offered by the commander of the Bris
tsh squadron now off the town, has acted
from the impulse of irresistible necessity,
and solely from regard to the welfare OF
| the town--That it considers the assent b {
givenas only formal, inasmuch as Inc c :.
nemy already had it in their power to en- :,
force compliance with their demand by
seizure OF the property required from US;
and believing the safety If the persons OF
the inhabitants, OF. their dwellings,. and Of
such property as is not comprehended with.
In the requisition, to depend entirely upon
tue observance of the terms of it, the Comx
mon Council recommends to the inhabitants
an acquiescence. at the same time it does
expfeesly discla;m the power of doing any
act ga lis part 70 enforce sompliance--iss
authority IN this particular being limited ~
recommendation s-sy,'
IN the execution es the terms imposed by
the enemy II 10 proper to state that the vers
pal explanations made by the officer to the
Mayor, were generally adhered to- No mer-
chanoize was required to be brought back
to the town no assistance was required Of
or offered by the citizens in getting up the
sunken vessels. The depreda,ions OF the
enemy. -with few exceptions, were con6n.
ed to -four, cotton and tobacco, which they
carried of in same of the vessels then at the
town only one vessel was burnt no private
dwelling was visitedor entered in a rude or
hostile manner, nor were citizens personally
exposed to insult.
The loss sustained from the enemy it is
believed will not exceed the following IS
ships, briggs, several bay and river craft,
the number of which has not been ascertain
ed all of which were Carried away, and Que
ship burnt. The quantity of flour carried
away 1t IS believed will not exceed sixteen
thousand barrels--about one thousand hhds.
tobacco, $50 bales of cetton, and of wine,
sugar and other articles not more than 5000
dollars worth.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
FOR SALE,
A valuable Tract of Land.
A CUPy-TEsTE,
b. J. WORSHhM, u. G.

Lying on Rockish river, about FIVE miles from
The useulfSof said river in \ e.so', county,, and
Fsr1ar, Sc. The above tract OF land is equal in
point oil soil, TO any in the countyi hes toierable
we'll, is we'll ssstere9s Las good range to the
mountains, and Hes in a healthy cline. here
is an excellent apple orchard on il. The terms
may be known by applying TO John S. Farrar.
majcr47th regimen, Va. NJ. or the subscriber
on the premises, who viii. shew the lands.
JOHN FARRAR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
At a Court held fer Prince Edward county
August the 18th 1914.

AT Court held fcr Prince Edward county
August the 18th 1914.
Ibaeps GregcrYdsenr.Irhn Gregory. Len,
Claiborne and Mary NJ Claiborne his
wife. fermerIy wife of David Stokes, Eli.
zabeth Stokes, William Stokes, Mary
Stokes. and John Begger and Sally his wife,
formerly Sally Stokes. Compts,
AGAINST
Jonathan jackson, Philip Jackson, Phil. E.
chols, and Elizabeth his wife formerly E..
lizabeth Jackson, and the following perA
sons as heirs of Abraham B. VeBable, Sa>
mnel w. Nenable. Richard N Venable,
William L Venabie Betsey Anne Wat.
kins, NathI Venable aud Paisey his wife,
Goodridge Wilson and Eliza his wife, and
James Daniel as guardian of the Children
:; of Nancy Daniel. formerly Nancy Vena-
able, viz. Nathaniel, Eliza, Judith, Nam
cy, James and Mary Daniel - Defts.
IN CHANCERf.
rnNHE Defendants jonathan jackson, Phil
Il Echols and Elizabeth his wife not hav-
ing entered their appearance, and given Sc
curity according to an act of the General
: Assembly and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing tothe satisfaction of the Court
that they are not Inhabitants of this State.
on the motion of the Compliments by Court
Ills ordered, That the said Defendants Jo-
nathan Jackson, Phil. Echols and Elizabeth
his wife, do appear here on The first day of
November Court next. aud answer tie
Complainants bill. and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted, in some of the
public newspapers printed in the city of
Richmond TOR two months successfully, and
also posted at the front door Of the Court
house of this couaty.
"A cupy-TEsTE,
b. J. WORSHhM, u. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
Ia,lndice Bitters.

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sundiey and bilious disorders, add removing
,Lst sinking, faint and distressed feeling at
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1usfberrec commentator
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
WE Of the Society Of the Exempts. Of the

NE OF the Society of the Exempts, of the
and Battalion of the 23rd Regiment Of
Virginia Militia. having this third day of
September lGi4 met at Lntlebery Aliens
Tavern, in the County of Henrico, and after
some debate, the majority are for further
meeting ODE held at Austiul Tallman's Tai
vern, on Saturday the 18th of the present
month, for the purpose of, then and there
enrolling themselves, and all others. desir.
oss of Joining said Society, and selecting
their officers, and adopting the necessary
resolutions.
Signed, by the Chairman. inpresence Of
said Society.
John PRICE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
= to the Commonwealth, near tho BeIl-Tayern.
5 WEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER IL, 1917.

hooner OF 2 guns, which were but few
hundred yards from the wharves, and the
houses SO situated that they might have been
lald IN ashes in few minutes. Asop. ten
O'CLOCK IN the morning of the 2sth, Captain
Soroon sent TO the Mayor the following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
LIKEWISE,
wteston;s itch Ointment.

, n,ed;eine which will certainty cure ~,
,,,of, r;,l1st having ia it any thing e''"si
dsneefous OF d.ssSfesaDie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14
frsns fAe Alerandria Gazette.
IN COUNCIL,
September 2, 1914.

Present.-Thomas Herbert, President /;
John Grid, Aairew Fleming. Henry Mich
olson, J. b. Patton, John Cohagen, James
MILAN, John Hunter. Reuben Johnston. X. j.
Taylor, William Witch, Anthony Rhodes.
The following narrative of the occupatibn
OF THIS town blythe enemy and of the cir
cumsiances connected with that unfortu-
nate transaction, having been submitted to
Council and duly considered and examined,
the Chuncil do unanimously CONCUR therein,
and II is thererpon. ordered, that it be pub
llshed IN both Of tie papers printed in this
town.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-09-14

Yust received, dad1or SAFE, at S. Rledsanf' Boot
Store, Riehmond,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
The Algrm on Lake Chamtiqis.

MlDDLEBURy, (Vt) April Is.
Day before yesterday, orders were re-
ceiyed from his exccllency the governor
requiring the militia of this brigade to
march 10 Vergesnes for the protection
OF our shipping at that place. They
marched yesterday. The alar,n accoD
paging THIS order has been. great IN
consequence Of iotorration that the enc
my's naval force were past Cumberland
Head. proceeding for Vergennes tar the
destruction OF our shipping. We are
eaabled, however, to state nom unques
tioDable authority, that the enemy have
not appeared al Cumberland head or IN
sight of it. The present call for the MI
litia, has been made in consequence OF
an order from Major-General Wilkinson
Of the % April, to Gen. M'Comb, d,
rscting MIN 10 remove his brigade from
Piaus5argh to Burlington, and to make
requisi,icu on his exceifency the go
vernon, for militia force TO guard the
Skipping and public property until our
EJECT should be ready 10 proceed TO the
lake with the new brig aud row galiies
now building. We learn that The new
brig vas launched At Vergennes on
Monday last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
From The Pattsburgh Republican, Of
.apriI 9. ~

Gen. Wilkinson. with Brig. Gen.
Smith and the rifle corps. we under
stand, is still at Champlain-BrIg.
Zen. Macornb at Burlington, and
Brig Gen Bissc.l arrived here yes
teriay, to takethe command. These
movements, we are informed. have
been productivity certain inforsration
that the enemy's squadron Is manned,
and Will be ready to sail in five or
SIX days. by which time or sooner.
The lake will be freed from ice. II
Is asesrtained that large numbers OF
oattesax are assembled at ST.
Johns and the IsIe-sux-Neix, where
the eremy's force is concentrated,
which indicates m intention to move
up the Lake before eur vessels are
ready.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
April g..
The Subscriber

WISHES to inform his friends and
the citizens Of Alexandria seneralIyy.
that he continues to carry on the
CARPENTER'S BUSINESS, in ali
its pleasing variety, with the utmost
neatness and dispatch, he being engag.
ed in no other business will be enabled
to give his whole attention to his pro.
fession. He hopes that Being skilled
In it he will merit share Of pubiis
patronages 4 s. q
William Stewart,
NIB. He; continues his shop "a
Wolfe street, above Cspts VIM Hsrs
per's, where he will be happy 20 give
satisfaction to these that hays flxof
him with their customs & -
April - ~ ia
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
District Of CoAm,laa-To WIT
WHEREAS Henry W. Massey

RMM HEREAS Henry W. Massey
wv hath by his petition in writ.
ing, applied to the Hon. Niehola.
Fitzhugh, assistant Judge of the cir.
cult court OF the District Of Columbia
to be admitted to the benefit of the acl
OF Congress, for the relief of lnsolYent
Debtors within the District aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in &C.
tual confinement in the Jail of Alexan-
dria county, at the suit of Younger,
Johnston & Co. and being unable to
discharge said claim with others a.
gainst him has offered to deliver up,
for the use of his creditors, all his
pre- oerty, real, personal and mixed |:
1ofiee is therefore g'ven, to the credi-
tors of the said Henry w. Massey, that
on Thursday the 2sth of April, al ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Court-House in
Alexandria. the oath of an lnsolvent
Debtor will be administered to the said
Henry w. Massey, and Trustee ap
pointed agrceabiy to the said act of
Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to the contrary, and 1t is
further ordered, that this notice be In
serted in the Alexandra Gazette.
By order ofthe hon Mich. Fitzhugh
assistant Judge OF the circuit court Of
the District of Columbia, this 18th
day of April, 1914. :
G; Dencalel
A,r;l 90. ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
District Of Columbia, to wit.
,IETHEREAS Rs6ers Massey ha,

lIKTHEREAS Rsbere Massty hath
Wv by his petition in wiring, ape
piled to the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugh3
assistant judge Of the circuit court Of
the district Of Columbia, to be admitted
to the benefit of the net of congress for
the relief Of insolvent debtors within
the district aforesaid, and has stated
therein that he is in actual confinement
in the Jail bounds of Alexandria county,
at the suit of Younger, Johnsons * Co.
& being unable to discharge said claim
with others against him has offered to
deliver up, for the use Of his cre-
ditors, all his property, reab person.
al and mixed Notice 10 therefors SfusA
to the creditors of the said Younger
Johnson & Co that on Thursday the 2sth
of April, at ten O'Clock, A. M. at che
Court-house in Alexandra, the oath
of an insolyent debtor will be admini..
stored to the said Robert Massey, O.
a Trustee appointed agreeably to tho
said act of Congress, unless cause b
then and there shewn to the contrary
and it is further ordered, that this no. {
|tice be inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zette.
By order of the honorable Nich6las-
Fitzhugh, assistant Judge Of the circuit
court Of the District oftColnfnbia, this
9sth day Of April, 1914.
G.. Deneale.
l..:t dc ~ 49,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
n . TIC T.

A CONTROVERSY having arisen
respecting the property in Prize
Ticket in the Potomac and Shenando.
ah Lottery, the further drawing of the
Lottery is unayoidably postponed.
The public are respectfully assured,
that the drawing will commence as
soon as the suit in relation to the Tick.
ct shall be determined.
Jonah Thompson, Ag't.
Potomac u Shenandoah Lottery.
April % staw3w.
p The Editors ofthe National In.
telligencer. are requested to publish
the above Notice three times week
for three weeks, and send their ac-
count to this Office. $50
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28
HERKIMER, April IL.
Soete,f's Hor;bor gI0csaded.

Saskeit's Harbor Plockaded.
Saqett's Harbor is boekaded by
the Bsiiish fleet. The inhabitants.
5plerelants, Sc. removing their pro-
oS. INTO the interior for safety.
! the new British ships at least,
L. counting 60Yong guys. The
Thuh fleet appeared off the Har-
huaeGay afier the ice cleared out,
Tsknformatien may be relied on
rrect. having received il from a
'of integrity. who left the ffar-
eu Sunday afternoon. The n
Articie, we understand, was sup.
ed or taken out Of . part OF the
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rornanlin Cove, wore

-, n rarpaulin Core. were
.puslroan : ,,,,'s Bay en- Sunday
,rtais Dr a.y. and in consequence,
% ,ss's s;,sais were apprehensive
bic ma IL. AMI we're moving their
i 40 sa s'sbls effect. out oftown, and
posi- sa anna M the river. Also,
fiflr i RJ,i,s sehr. taken with about
il' tti = sugar, arrived there on sa-
q nau', rrize 10 the Saratoga priya-
lsTi'" NV. York. captured about the
g. ." q n March, of Martinique.
b. |" =, and two frigates were
ls' ,F New Bedford yesterday
rOrDiDg.
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FIVE DOLLARS
yenty Dollars Reward.
sToTHs RUNAWAY.
X ,h;s nls from the subscriber se
MFrpS< about two months 4.
81 AN named
HE No u ays.

About 81 Or 20 years on ,x..,. as
made, and remarkably STR w. ~ - -,
tive for his sze His arms and Mead
are very largS-kis looks rather surlU
but he can assume an lnsinuatingy
smiling counteAnce when he plesses
when alarmed, embarrassed, or about
to be detected In any offence, he stams
ners very much BIT at other times he
speaks very we'll .-AAe is an exceeding
good ostler, carriage.Eiyer, and wags
goner Ipurchased him of Mr.. Ralph
Worn,leS at Urbanna, in, january l8los
He was raised by hisN brother MIR.
Warner Wormley, in King William
county but have reasons to believe
that some evil disposed person has
furnished him with a pass, to enable
him 10 pass through the country as Z
free man, anc that he is now on hi4
way to Alexandria, the Federal City,
ard Baltimore, having passed through
Fredericksburg.
He Carried with him, or had on wheit
he went away, purpleish or brown.
ish surtout, with red flannel lining and
large white plated buttons$-a short
coat of twiIled Virginia cloth of I
blackish color, being OF cotton and
wool :nixetl---a pair Of pantaloons OF
the same kind Of cloth, several waists
coats, one of them Of striped Virginia
cloth--a tolerably god black round
hat, and several Virginia cotton shirts,
and several other articles
Whoever will deliver the above slave
to William Herbsrt Esq. in Alexaas
dria, or to myself here, or convey n6
such information as will enable me to
get him again, shall be very literally
rewarded All persons are fofewarns
ed not TO barbour or entertain, and
all masters of vessels and others, not
to carry him out of the state, as thosd
who shall offend herein shall be proses
cuted with the utmost rigor Of the law.
David Robertson.
Petersburg, April ao-aa. tt.
~ The Editors Of the National
Intelligencer, will publish the above
three timesa week, and send their bill
to this Office for payment.
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MRS. MOONEY,
April 90.

INFORMS these who have favored
i her with their custom, that she has
Just received a handsome assortment
of STRAW HATS of different kinds
rom New York and Philadelphia -
Ladies Black Silk Stockings,
Ladies' White silk do.
Ladies Fine White Cotton do.
Mems do. do.
Common Kid Gloves,
Coloured Kid do.
Black best quality Kid Gloves,
White DO. do, 81
Small Boxes Pins,
Apron Tapes,
Short Yellow Nankeen,
Yard wide Chintz.
April 90
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xry.LONDGN, April 30.

EEW-LUNDUINs nP'H @o'
Me British squadron ia the Sound
exits Of a ". 2 frisates sioop
s.r,r pad a brig. The sloop of
", and brig are up Sound, the o.
str, lay Offthis part.
,0m squadron lies between 5 and +
.ge,heiow Chelsea Landing. The
T,aej States and Macedonian are
E,nss,iins. A sufficient guard will
,saain on board them. When Capt.
lane, iniorned his crew that they
were soias with him to Lake Do
b,ie. they expressed their satisfaction
Ly rbree cheers. The Hornet will
,at be dimaAtled.
COm. Deestur has il at his option
% take command Of the President
arofthe Gurriers Of III gans.lwhich
vii be launched in a few days at
philadelphia.
Several of the officers OF the Ma
eelonian have left here for New
York.
{. Tracy. Esq. Dep'y Comm'y OF
,srehases, who had received orders
10 proease the means'of transporting
some canon from Norwich 10 the
Lakes. has received counter orders;
aal seyeraI ofthe guns ofthe frigate
United States. which had been hoist
ed aut, are taken on board again.
This we think has a strong sqlint-
tine towards an ar,nistice.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscribers having entered into
partnership in the BRICK-LAYING
business. respectfully inform their FELL
ow-ciiizcns that any orders they are
pleased to favor them with, will be
gratefully reccived--and hope that
heir skill aud attention will merit =
share of the pubic confidence.
Walter Brocket,
Robert Brocket, JR.
Washington street Alexandria, oppo-
sic the hon. N. Fitzhugh's. :
April % Ct
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THE ADAMS.

c,.aish vessel which arrived at
). aart on Saturday last. in IS days
p'Pp orto Rico was boarded two
p'' - mn from that port. by the U.
.. {. ,rptte Adams, capt. Morris,
n, : ,ot learn any particulars OF her.
,ale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28

g Rebu5Heas'' gain which their Mr.:
Dexter has obtained over their General
Varnum, when they fnd that their new
candidate, with all the qnid and creature
auxilisries, will have six thousand votes
less than Mr.. Gerry had the year before
last. The federalists are perfectly sa-
listed with the election and had not
some Of the committees in Maine re.
Taxed their exertions from confidence
Of success, Governor Ssrong's votes
could have been increased TWO or three
thousand. Boston CentiHsl.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-28

Died, on Friday in Washington. after
an illness of four or Eve days only, SA-
aurL A. OTls. Eaquire, late secreta-
~ of4be Senate, e 70 His long and
faithful seryieesin many important pub
lie Offices, and especially in that of Sc.
er.tary Of the Senate from the first or
vanizatjoo Of the general government,
! o the last dayof the last session Of the
,enate, during which time he has ne,
YER been absent single day from the
du,;e. Of the senate while in SESSION.
enti,le him to the grateful re membrance
e.. country. Nat. Intel.
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PHILADELPHIA, April q.

~ 4 ~ i - I ~ 1
PHILADELPHIA, April q.
Entract Of a letter from Pittsburgh.
dated April 3.
!" An express has arrived with in
! formation that the Americans have
evacuated Maiden, and that tho Bri-
fish are bringing a very great force
against Detroit. Maiden was de-
serted by our troops on the 2ist. uit.
MEADvILLE. Penn, April 6.
Madden Retukcr.
Concurrent accounts from the,
eastward. state that Maiden is again
in possession Of the enemy. The
detachment so gaiIantly repu4sed on
the river Thames, by capt Holmes.
was the advanced guard OF the Bril-
fish army, estimated at from s to
5000 men. We had a small force
stationed at Maiden, whs evacuated
the fort and retired to Detroit on the
approach OF the enemy 1t is said.
that gen. Harrison is marching to
the relief of the Michigan territory,
with considerable regular & Indian
force.
The views Of the enemy in repos-
sessing this post, are obviously to pre-
vent our shipping from passing into
| the upper lake, until they have a ma.
val force competent to contend with
as, completed on those waters.
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MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION.
VOTES roR eovERsoR.
$50 Towns.

s,rorr Dexter. Strong. Varnum
sslAs 1885 55775 4l7s2
Ii win abstc little the ernltaf'on OF
the democrats who brag 90 much OF the
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- : -- 3 II
e. liz cons qilence Of az
Ensageme Mt made in. fredsris ksbIrgs
the Subscriber Wifi leave AlexandrlA
this week, and win thank oil those Who
may have any claim against him g
Bring Them forward for settietneht-
Also, those who are indebted 90 nir
to make payment immsd iately.
john w. Berdle
Apriia;. ,sss
FIVE DOLLARS s &
Will be given for the loan Of q Els :
the COLUMBIAN MIRROR, printed
in this town for the month pf sanlaaf
>l7e9: &
kApril 90:
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Sro u,nRNG SIMMs,

\ +. .l 4
i perceive thar the celebrated Ora,
tor and Critic, Mr.. OGILvIE, is again
amongst us: The qualification and ina
proveaent which have on former oc-
cas;oas derived from bis lectures, as
well as a desire to promote thS iaudab!e
, design Of improving the taste and mad.
-ncrs of the agc, induce me to hope that
be will not leave us without an eXnioi-
ton of his talents. / noticed in one oil
yeur numbers, some time since, letter
from Washington, in which the writer
expressed opinions in regard TO this gen
tleman, not favorable either to his cha
racter or to his object. But notwith'
standing the high respect I entertain TOR
the superior taste and Judgment OF the
citizen of the Metropolis, hope his SEN
timen,, upon this subject, will not be
considered as the sentiments OF the
ftaia people of Alexandria. ! believe
that al of us would be gratiEed, many
improved, and none injured, by Mr..
Oeilvie's Exhibitions.
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Gov. Smith and Lisut. Gov: Good.
rich, are chosen by large majorities. Il
appears as far as We have received re-
turns, that the democrats set up no list
for nomination for Congress.
Connecticut SPECTATOR.
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THE RuMoR OF THE DAY.

tits not true, as was very currently
reported yesterday, that an armlstice has
been concluded by our government with
The enemy.-Nafional Intelligeneer.
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Mechaisic Relief Society. ,
fSHE anniversary meeting of the
Mrehaaic Reii.f Society, will be
held on Monday the I'd of May at ten
Clock A M in A. M'Cleans school
roon, opposite the Office Of the Ga
z.tte. The members are requested t.
be puuctual in their attendance.
By order of the President.
James S. Scott,
Secretary.