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(WHICH Is ColtdiuSu "t."Ahs Wy Wy ~ ~
ses.
Art. VIII. staFOfhcers ofthe Allied
and Neapoiitan armies shall be imnae-
l3iateIy dispatched to the different places
aforementioned, in order to make known
| to the commandments these stipulations, 4
Ito convey to them unnecessary instruc-
ltions for putting them in execution.
| Art. TX. After the occupation OF the
leapital, the remainder oft!e territory of
1.-The kingdom Of Naples shall be wholly
surrendered to the Allies.
| Au. K. His Excelleney the General
lin Chief, Baron De Carascosa. engages.
luntil tie entry of the allied army INTO
1.-THE capital of Naples, to superlntend the
preservation Of al! the public property Of
1.-The State without exception.
! Art. XI. The allied army engages to
take measures in order to avoid all kinds
Of cival disorder, and to occupy the Nea-
politan territory in the most peaeeable
manner.
! Art. XII. All prisoners of war that
have reciprocallv been made durlng this
Fcampaien, as well by the allied armies as
by the Neapo!itau army, shall be given
up on bsth sides.
Art. XIII. Permission will be grant
ed to all foreigners or Neapolitans tc
leave Tie Kingdom with legal passports,
during the space of month from the
rreseGt date. The sick or wounded must
make similar application within the
same period.
/ The present convention, when it shall
have raeeiye,M s ratification, shall be ex,
changed with the least possible delay.
In faith Of which the undersigned fave
affixed their signatures and the seals OF
their arms.
Made upon TIE lire of the advanced
posts at Casa Lanzi, before Capua, the
opth of May, 1915.
Il. S. The Earon Col'etta, 1t. Gene
raj. counsellor of state, commander
Of the royal order Of the two sicilies.
decorated with the media! of honor.
chief engineer CT the Neapolitan army.
r.. S. TIE Compte Deniepperg, Cham
belain, Knight Of the Order OF Maria
Theresa, and of st. George of Russia,
Grand Cross of the Orders OF Sweden,
of st. Anne, and of st. Maurice of
SARDINIA, Field Marshal, commanding
division Of the Imperial Austrian ar
my in the kingdom Of Naples.
In vixtue Of my pow ers, and in quality
of general ia chief Of TIE Metropolitan
army, we have approved and ratified,
and hereby approve and ratiiy, the "a
Dove articles Of the present military
convention.-Gyen at Casa LanZl,
before Gapua.
e.. s.. The Baron Corascesn.
In virtue Of ny powers. and as General
in Chief of tie Austrian army in Ma
pies. ratify the above articles OF the
present Military Convention.
(i..S.) BLANCHE, Lieut., Gen.
Signed and ratified by US, Envoy Extra !
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentia-
ny Of his Britannia Majesty at the
Court Of Tuscany, in the absence OF
tie commanding officers OF the bri-
tish Naval and Land Forces, employ
ed on the tie coasts Of Nanles.
Given at Casa Lanzi, Carua. May,
20, 1915.
(L,s.) EURcHLRsH. |
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just ArIrivt d,

.and for sale BY Belle e H9RPER,
at tie corner Of Kfng e Rogat-streets,
in addition to their stock oa hand
Book Muslms, and an as
sortmest of handsome Ginghams, viz
Mourning, buff, blue, PINK, and lilac
which they viii sell on very moderate
terms.
july %.
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For Freight.

KIN THE BRIG
$500 ELIZA, John t. Ross, Master.
burthen about $50 barrels is an excellent
vessel, In complete order and will be rea-
dyin a few days to receive cargo.
Apply to
Lawrason & I owle,
Who nave tor Sale briggs CARGO of
July IL.
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David Peabody,

x1Nc sTREEq, ALgxANDR1A,
Has Jest received and efsrs for SAFE,
Q bales Ticklenburss-superior qua
litv.
] bale Bombazetts and Wild Bores,
Black and eoiered florence Lutte
strings,
English and Domestic bed Ticking,
Cotton Umbrellas,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cords.
Wao aoiskes TO Hire
A Pew in St. paulS Church,
Enquire as above.
July 18.
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Erfract of Despatch from Lord Burg
hersh to Viscoant Castlereagh, detsd
Treana. 21st May 1915.
I have the honor OF congratulating your
Lordship on the termination of the war
with the government of Naples closed by
the Military Convention herewith trans
NIT. by which the kingdom, its iortres-
ses. arsenals, military force and resour-
ces. are. almost without exception, sur
rendered to the allies, to be ret rned to
TIE lawfui Sovereign of the country, Fer
dinand the Fourth.
After the successes obtained by Gen
Nugent, and stated in my last dispatch,
Gen. Bianchi received on the 18th, a
message from the Duke de Gallo, re-
ouesting an interview, to communicate
to him propositions he was charged With
from Marshal Murat.
A meeting for the next day was aP,,
pointed on the part of England /; general
B,anchi requested me to attend it, and
I'm the absence Of the British comman.
|ders in chief, both by sea and land,
consented.
met therefore the Duke de Gallo
With General Bianchi, on the morning o.
The 18th.
The conversation which ensued with
at Minis Ter led to no other result thar
n having given the Allies an oppoitunit
| # stating to him the grounds on Nhici
lone they would engage to arrest THEN
Military movements.
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g OW IS.

BY virtue ofa Deed of Trustfrem Chas.
&. Count hewitt to the subscriber, Will
he exposed TO sale at public auction for
Teatiymoney, on Monday the 2oth day
of August next.
A piece of Ground lying
uoaiii TIE north side of Duke street and
to tie westward Of Fayette street,iront-
mo rs feet apon Duke street. and rum
ming back l00 feet to a 10 feet alley
Upoa this greanl is erected a convenient
two story beiek dwelling house with back
bailrings--the sale to be on the premises
---af the same time and place will be sold
a small tract Of land lying in Fairiax
cSantv, containing about IL acres known
81 by the name of Bloomfield Farm.
ALSO,
4 sc tbe same time and place
EIGHT Valuable Slaves
Also. at the same time and place by
virtue of a Deed of Trust from Charles
i J.. Count hewitt to the subscriber and
Robert Stray, will be sold Tract Of
LAND in Morris Township, Washing.
Ton county, Pennsylvania, containing
nearly 500 Acres Also, Lot ct
Ground and House in Nottingham, state
of Maryland.
4 IJv Ok Is.
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From the saoaHaa's Republican.
JanaGry 50.
. ST. MARY'S EVACu ATED. 4

I & sr & = So 4 = (.
An Official despatch reaehea town
this mosaing TO gen. Floyd. Which
states that the enemy eyaenetsd 81.
Mary's aad 'Poiat petre Oh Iues.'as
last. after burning The barracks .:':.s
blowing Hp tae fort al the latter
place; and that there is no doah'
Sevaaaan is ultimately their object.
a private letter 10 4 gentleman In
this place. from Amelia, states that
she enesay eyaeastei St. iiars on
TUESDAY lst, after laundering eve,
~ thin. they eoaii lay their hands
.on-ihat hey istend ueeapyiDg Csn-
bertrand sslaod rs thsis head quar-
ers-shat the :aeeediarg Eockbarn
cammapsis ihen--aad that they say
Sayaunaais tho oals place worth
holti;sg or iakisg care Of Tho Mri
ter adds, no is assured the impress
sion that the cneay wiil pay. OR ciG
~ visit is not confined 10 the ig-
nsrant aud uathinkin.. BE yisisaiit,
be watcisfal
Weswiil merely observe, that for
he last four OR Ave days hundreds OF
cur Upper Country brethren base ar
rived 10 this place to aid in IFS ;e.
fenee-0ur city is now gariisened
with numerous treops-Our works
are completing with spifit and our
means increasing daily, which will
enatle US to defend cur rights. ana
fire sides. eur holy sxnciuaries. an,
al that's dear to us.
Major General fiackney K Suite
reached cur city yesterday morning.
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TO TIE EDITOR.
. SAVANNAH. Jan. SO,

/. VIC hare TO sl,y sceesa's taat
fas British have esaaaasesi st. IA
ry's fseme accounts say burnt it) e'ew
IN the fort at Point Petre. ard have
game on Cumberland Island. sad are
fasiif,ing If. Theyhaye completely
plundered ST. Mary's: loaded all
their vessels. as also the prize ship
Countess Of HarcSurt: anil. indeed.
it appears to have been q complete
pIuaderiag party. We are secure
fssm that force ar doasae their aum-
beers, and iihiuk in zen DAYS we gould
stand 10000 men. Troops arsdaiiy
coming TO sur aid."
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cv IS nen ware, at I'M sas0c
ttfses - sss,e,{ed from the snip 70 try
sise,s ,ss ,s6dcr--s rnnniag hight WITH
sl'' g 81 was coniinncd Tor aoeu !
nc go S';a 4 half. whea 10 tbs act g az
80 ~ Car boarding, shs sarfeadsssas
ss.s 5ss,'s takca ii, tow BY our bsrgss, wao
pv' 49, her into South Eaisso iaiss jas'
re ,'.sl o.. Snadsy evening. " a.c'
q ao.a 8 rainr aa With the barges, tho
ts.s rsi.na miiiiis, undcr Capt. jea-
- 49,! i acsaskmcrt CT salua.sefs ).
s w.. Mai. Robertson's battallcn oie.aI.7
'tS's s;,;,,a. passed across 70 CisFks
s IN ,,asrs they foued agfouna the
s n:'s,s,s lauseh, mouating posn
re 1.s';o ,asr bow, With ak brass svlsisss
- s.ri,,s on board a p'ln.sey.oi nus
49, : syos,is aed pistols, bestlss Psos S.
As.s, cooking utensils. eleshss. &C. &C..
s a,erared 10 have beee deserted WIN
:, d parec;psasior. ana i vas supPetcd
e.. rue crew bad assl ep board n ten = m
~, nss ~ me signals OF alarm hsed by tue
Ei,s,s The twn barges sept Ho'n the
1.;.a,e re,arced ~ithsut hsing shot,
rb n they foandfhs tender bad sarf '''
1etsS. az.
As eur barses vert into South ieas.2
,;,s .seir ;,slze. We have been nnanil'
!. chain ethsv psftics,2es OF iha acs!'sr
,l.sS such as couid be derived rep 81
ssas v no v;swct;itat q distance rfoM
ma sririt wi,h which it as nsalnssstsstss ' g
tbsrc IS reason to su2eose tibet poth s,le
vvs, save suffered considerable
10 eonseaaeree IT intor 'uAiss.' y; asa'
al FROM ihs above neatinnsa dsssftefs
Gen Bn,ler bad dssesirssd sxprsss
Is Mai Gen PinSpt. a sayaanaA
VIA are happy TO ssass that fee 'a'or
nation given IN our psrer5Hs yf'sserd 'fl
~ he authority OF letter fros' Jehn't
I. I,land. tha, the htusss Of NIsssfs. Sea
ssosk as5 BAILEY had been burnt by the
soe,ny, is without feand4ti q.
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name killed or wounded On beard the

usne killed Or wounded On beard the
Tender,
TIE seaman, (I'Hos. FAYLOR) was
killed on beard i.iest. kEARN7y's
barge--be was at the belRl--his head
Was CARRIED away by round shot.
and the body thrown by the force OF
llie ball some distaEeo from the
barge. No other person was hurt,
although the sails & rigginsof the
barge were much ent Up. Tho other
two hTges escaped pnsnjilred.
On board the Two cutters which
eseapss. We're the 81 and Sd Lieu.
teaan,s Of the frigate. aasl aboat 40
sor Is nra--llad they stusk by The.
tender. as tho prisoners say they
promised 10 do. they might have civ
en- eur hardy Ears 4 little more -
musemeHt. IS.
Five or six bales Of Cotton. part
ofth- original eargo) remained on
The Alligator Wheurctaaen; her hold
! vas Hties wits, water casks, tanks,
Ae. from tie ft-igase.
The prisoners inform. that they
we're waiting FOR Admiral roeIlrane.
vha WIS expected with reinforce
saeass, when fsn attack would be made
oD Sauannah or Charleston.
F}.SM Savannah jan. 29.-~ss Ge-.
nersl Meeknes has discharged the.
Whole sc he militia tt.is afsernoen ty
general ors.er read on parade. A
t;raft is 10 take place OF 200 men
from the militia Of the city. and OF
zo0 from The tanets.y militia row in
casa ,p-a!I tie tsst 10 SO hoaae.
This looks vel 8
The sisYye step has. no doubt been
taken ia coGsegGcscc al more ccrreet
iniufns,ina having been rereised OF
tie actual sufce OF sneMy 81 Gambler.
land isian.i.- W. understand. from
source deserving credit. t;iaf ise
afolc numacr os itae2s landed did
no, exceed f,'em 500 10 1900 men
about 900 advanced and took St.
Marys. tie remainder enea,8psa MP
an Cumberland -4'Fhe;r navel Force
is said to be Jiriiiad mo tl.ree disi
sions under Captains Garry. spea,
GER and Sir Thomas Gaaslraae; A.
mirai Coekhurn commanding the
whole. The two last meHiihasd
Captains are spoken al ia haadsoale
ierHs, for their gant!emanls 'eha-
TOUR towards these Who ;r|' INTO
their hands; hsi Captain siariS's
conduct Is represented 10 ne very IN
like that Of a gentleman or an oslseer.
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s EXTRACT
II Is Wonderful with what coolness

n ~ 8 --f
II is wonderful with what GOODNESS
and Indifference the greater part af
mankind see war commenced Those
that hear.cf il at a distanee, or read Of
i in books. but haze never presented
ii; evils TO their minds, consider it as
little more thar a splendid game pro-
sslamation, an ara,y, Battle and tri-
unrb. Some indeed mnst perish in
the NEST successful field, but they die
upon the bed of honor, resign their lives
amidst the joys of conquest, and, filed
with glory, smile in death.
The life Of raodern soldier is Ill re
prosecuted by heoric fiction, War has
means ofIestruction more fcrmidabic
than the Cannon and the sword Ofthc,
tbousandsand tens Of thousands that Pc
.ish, a ycryesmali part ever leel tie
stroke Of an enemy: the rest lang5!sh
in tents and Ships, amidst danfps and
pe,refactien pale, torpid, sPi.itless aud
neip'ess; gssping and gressing, unpi
lied by nan made obdaFate by long con-
tiBuancs # hepelesa misery, and are at.
las. whsimed in pits, sr thrown into the
ocean, without notice and without. re-
nembrsnee, BYlnccmnodious cncaspp
snents, and unwbolcsone stations. where
courage is nseles ard cnitrprize i'm
practicable, ships are silently dispco
pied, and armies s!as;glsaiy E.sl,ed a.
way
Thus is "a psoals Gradually exhausted
Tor TIC NEST part silh ii,tle cirect, and
t.cfsw individuals who ase benefited
slc .eot supposed to have The ciearest
Eight TO their advantages. II he thai
shared lae danger cnjeyei Che profit.
aof after bleeding n the battle grew
sich BY the victory, lie uiehl skew his
gains without envy. Bot $, the conclu
2 on Of a war, 30. are we recorDpenssd
far lpc ceath cfssallisudes and sxpsn.e
al millions, bet by contemplating the
iaassS n Charles o. pas aDase:s and agents,
contractors asld cotamissaries, whose
sauipagss shine Ike .netaors, aid whose
PALACES rise ike extslalions
8 I hess are the men who, without vlr
Tue, labsr or hezard, are growing rich
a, their country is impoverished, they
rejoice when ebstinacy or ambition ADDS
another year to slaughter and deyas'a
tion; ard laugh from their desks
!srassry and scisnce, while they arc ad
ing Azure to hgare, aud cypeer 10 y,
sher, hoping for ne@ contract fer Z
pew armament and epmputing The pro.
ats Of a battle or tempest.
- s. L II.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, FaBnuAaY 9

The President Of the. y. States, has
proclaimed "a pardon 70, the pirates OF
Barrstaria, in confederation Of the gall
.lantry displayed BY them in the defcncs
of the CRY Of New-0f.rans.
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February 4.
FUnTnEa PARTICULARS

Ufths eaytura Of the .'eailert 10 the
BsitiSh frigate HetFs:s. by three
Z. s. Barges. under shr enm
maHa OF ient. Kesray on Saa-
day, tbs eoih ult. after r,saaiag
fight of an he,lr and haif -
We are ias.e.Stad Cor the following
parsisnlars to I-ieat. Kearns. wi,o
arrived ia toso last evening hayiag
lei, tha .ioiilla Ia New Cas.
The boats eft the ft.ig:tte. (three
il number) wereoa shore AZ Clark's
Bay, watering launch maaatiag a
a pound earrerade, one Of the nusn-
ber. WAS aground. and en- the ap
proaeh ofsthe u. S. bxrses fhcy.
deserted her, and put offin the other
beats to the tender. then lying off
between The frisaie and the shore.
IN going cat Lieut. K. got aground
With his harges, but after some dir
fcnlty got OF again, ard run down
bstweea the Watering party and the
ship. intending. isposs:hIe. to eut the
beats of, aud bring them 10 action ):
hut the two cutters deserted ibe ten
Ger. aad elutlisS tie pursuit of our.
harges. pulled for the irisate, uniil
They we're repeatedly nreGupou from
hsrs when theylay to. aud being re
anioreed ny another boat trem the
fsigate, they again stood towards
the tendrr the ship at the same
tI@e opeaed . heavy Ere on the T..
>. bsrgcs, butswithout effect. Lieut..
hsarag Ghling the ship and her
boats approaching him very fast.
pore up for She tsadsr ard earriet!
Der. The slip at this time sci intn
shoai water OFF South Edis,o lnlet.
snd have to. keeping up constant
IRE, her shot falling short about a
quarter OF mile. The Captain Of
aefrigsie seeing that the tender had
surrendered. made the signal Of
recall 10 his boats, When they gave
sy'ae pursuit and pat back to the
ihc Fender is new sehooEer.
.sfmesis The .aiiigaisr, taken at
aor- ROYAL, short tiac since, by
,sr ahose frigaie-si,r meautea ore
is"S 2 ar i2 pouader. which With all
Tue arms Of every description were
''fesn overheard, By the ercw. about
'ae hn'e she sarcnderea-.She was
ss'erMatcs tewed up Soath .Edisto,
:, the aarges, and has reached a
Place OF safety.
~. PRISONERS ia;;rn--James Crcagh.
s'hlshipman. Martin Jorlaa, AS
s's.anl BERGEN, and 81 Seamea---
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TIE defendant Theophiius Harris not
aaviag entered AIS ap, earsnte Sglven
security a.coreing 10 the sttute snts tho
ulcs Of this Coz {; and It a, pcarifg TO
&c sslistacuouo ne gou, upor sfh a.
VII, that the SAID defendant, j teepniius
yTis, is not sn inhabitam Of this Dis
risi. 90 motion OF the ssld Co;npisinant
as Counsel, It Is ordered that thu
I'D defandant do appear here or he
first day OF Ap,i; te N next and enter
IS appearance to TINS suit, and gave
e-urits for performing tbs DEGREES OF
ths e, urr, nethat the other 6efendsnc
lnom-s 81. D.vis 90 !, net pa. sw.y
i've, ar sscrcse he debts by him
)w,ny to, or tie efiacts in his hands
Ginning to the said absent defendant
fheoEb,lus Harris until the ful Their
,rder or decree OF tpis Csnrt and
nat cops OF this O der BE iorta4
with inserted fof two months success
,v.Iy in one o the pubic New papsrs
5ubL;sheiin Alexandra. and taat afo-
lher copy be posted at the front door
II the ;,ou;t- House OF the said countys
a CopY-TRsT
G.. Deneale, c. c.
Jarnarv g lSw2m
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The Subscriber

HAVING been appointed by the Cir
ouit-Csurt nfthe District Of Columbia,
Nefary Pa5He for Alexandra Count,
sili cssnsinua the business in the Office
atsly occupied by C'eon Moore deed.
alexander .H0ore.
February 81
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Boston Repertoire

/ Tn scaate oftilc. z. s. on Msndny
last. agreeably ioJnstice. Mr.. Bar
hour. leave being given. Introduce.
a bin, z TO incorporate the subscri
bers to Tie Bank oftle United States
OF America = which was read AMI
passed toa second reading.
TEbe principal features ofthis bill
are as follows: the capital to con
| sixt of iifsy millions Of dollars, pa,
aI.le, tweasy millions il Treasury
Notes, funt!ahfe at the pleasure OF
the government ia stock 10 bear az
interest Of 6 per cent fifteen mil
liaDs in any Public Stock bearing q
per cent. interest; five millions
Specie: and ten millions to be sub
serihed by the government IN stosi
bearing m interest Of four per cent.
per aaaun,: tie government 10 hny
the capacity to borrow thirty nil
Inns of:ke Bank at 8 per rent Inter !
est the Directors cot obliged topaz
specie uHtiI ss,s last payment on the
stock SHALL be completed; and. tip
on The petition Of tise Directors. the
government say Introduce aay regu
Iaticn which shall be thought prope
in regard to the specie payments q
S tho Bank the subscriptions To b.
opened Oh the first MONDAY Of april.
at which time the first payment OF
oae fifth Of the Mhois account ol.ub
scriptioa shall he payable, end ti,e
remaining four iiflhs IN four quarter
yearly insiaimenis TIE Bank TO so
into operation as soon as twenty mil.
lions are thus paid in. The Direc
tors for t;,e first year are named in
the Bib.
On Monday last. in the House Of
Representatives Mr.. Rich of VI. at
Ter same erelaiorv remarks. submit
ted the ssl!owiag resolutions, pro
proposing 4 new .nede Of classifying
The militia which after COAST
derai.Ie debate were referred TO a
committee Of tke whole fssase.
f,esolved. That the eomaiittae OF
Military Ag.irs be Instructed to en-
quire into the expedieney Of proyih
ing by l,s. fqr arranging The citi-
yeas subject TO direct tax, into elias,
ses in sacI manner thaf each shall
rs. far as may be practicable, consist
ofpersossr residing con'isusus foeaei
otter, ard from which together
hundred dollars shall be due; and
CT permitting each class 10 furnish
ere .n,an for lire regular army. viii
IN givea EGnter Of. days, i'll lieu OF
said tax.
},eselzea. That The said committee
lie instructed,o enqoirs iate the ex-
pediepey OF augmeating tie Direct
FAX FOR the present year. SO as That
il vAay he snilieirnt 10 procure
thousand mcnat hundred dellars
each,
.-~x
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MARRIED, or Thursday evening
tbs I'd INST by the R-v VIZ. n Will
,snct, Mr. .7lrIanaer Runfer Of Ibis
place 70 Miss Lousa -aan .dae!a,de
Chatham Of Alexaadei@ County.
- Or Snnslag the st. inst. by the
RI, Mr. n riis Mr Nm Aaderaon to
Miss Snsannah COMPTON, bst,l Of Fair
lax eesunts
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Domestic Manufacture Com

paily
q Office is heteby given TO tn
ST tkholders oil this I4stituiion.
that an election oil se,en Di'tctofs saIi
take place at the Conrt House Sn Tues
day next, The l4h inst. A slat.s',n
IF the accounts and concerns # Ihs Gem
parry nil bs susmItted 10 the i,spec
tion Of The stoe khslders atthe time and
piece Of election, agreeable TO the q II
Giles Of association. 49,,
H Lanytry, Agent,
February 9 st
Stone-]Kore Mandatory.
vWHHE Subscrihe respectfully infern,,
Il his custon,ers that hc kas large.
assortment If stone tt.ARA Oh hand
which ne will sell low for cash 70 on :
short credit &c untry ncachaEts can
bs supriled az the arrest aetice.
Jehn b. Seam.
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Alexandra ! Library Company.
~ EiE. Men bers Of tie AlexsHs Ia
4 Libfsry nspsny arc hereby hvli.
fed, thai az El@cticn viii. be he.c al the
Lib.av IN Monday 2Osh last ;piwsen
tn, hours Il zen ana enc tors President
and even DifeetSi.s tos ,he ensuing
year.
James Kennedy Senr.
Librarian.
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Notice IS LsefehY gauen,

Notice IS hereby gavea,
ESO me SisSkaoiae st the Necbat
Z MICS Bai,k IF Alexandra. than an
ELECTION will b. held at the Court
ii use In This town on the ID NoEt.s::...
IN March nsxt tl5'h1 ter the .puta s.
choosing 6fteen Directors for The el.- -
ag year
Nm. Patton, J. Cashier.
F-hrusr. sc
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TIE SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court OF the United
States net, according to law. on
sAsaday last, present, Chief Justice
Marshall and Judge Washington.
Johnston ard Dnvall The Court
proceeded 10 business yesterday.
commencing with The land causes.
Judges Livingston and Story are
Nat. Int.
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red, suitable reward.
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