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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-24
VAUGIRARD.
DU BUG.

CORY ofa Letter Of Monsieur tile T1fendant,
dofed 8M Nay, 1915, to tie Director Gen.
u Customs.
SIN,
The decree Of the government. da-
ted the 81 Of this month, determines what
concerns Interpretation Of colonial produce :
IN respect to importatiohs, the following will
be the present rule TO govern you.
There shall he no change in relation to
the aricles, Che importation Of which is per-
1n-tcl b. the decree of the goth August
l7GA.
Ioj1cco, beer and silt, admitted by The
ministerial decision OF the 81 h,.h. 1856
arc N The same situation I.kewu- ebale of
u h4h.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-24
WEST-LNDIES.

NEwYoRK, June is.
By the arrival ofthe Schr. YENyS, 2Homh-
son, from Martinique, 7ve haze been ia
Oored TVifh the Martinique Gazette ofhe
Esd May, fran, qchich 7ve translate tie f6l-
logUins---
Translated for the CoMmERcIAL AnvzR-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-24

The governors OF Jamaica end Antigua,
hav. issued their proclaim, tions, permitting
the importation into these iSlants of :" masts,
yards, bowspiits, slaves, heading, boards. TIM
Der, shingles. lumber eff all ,':ts," from the
y. >. IN British veSscis, until the SIS; July
next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-24
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
Office OF the N. Y. Evening Pest,
.Nezu- York lime IN
LATE. FROM MARTINIOUR

LATE FROM MARTINIQUE.
Captain Landen, OF the schooner Ann, from
Martinique, has favored us with the Mar
Unique Gazette of May 3Oth, containing the
following proclamation of Sir James Leith,
commander Of the British forces at Barba-
DOES:
MARTINIQUE, May 30.
Extrait de diverses deEeches reques par M.
Compile de Vaugireud On Lieut.. Gen. Sir J..
Leitt, Commandant en- chef les forces du
Sa Majestic Brtannique aux Antilles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-06-24

made the Duke d'Angouieme embark. Wit
the persons of his suite. on board the Swedis,,
ship Scandinavia, of 400 tons burthen, CAP, /,
Orloif Monsoun. This ship has already pu',
to sea, and is steering for Cadiz with her pas
sengers
(Sgued) Lieut.. Gen RADET.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Rippon Lodge,

'Gnntainine from zoo to 800 acres on 70
tomac River, about $ miles from DUN.
fries and &c from Alexandria. The sol
is good for corr, small grain and grass
The improvements are a dwelling house
in good repair containing SIX rooms, q
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne.
cessarY house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this est ate
offer to the purchaser the most iiatter,ns
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion OF la
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to Asblet Herbert, Esq. ofAlexandri .
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
I1and for Sac.

I will selia TRACT OF LIND con-
tanning about 700 acres, situate in Fair
fax county, en- Accetink creek. twelve
miles below AleSandria.
To any person wishing 70 embark in
the wood-cutting business. this would be
valuable purchase, as there are up
wards of 400 acres in wood lying conti,
gaous thereto. The cleared land may
bs easily restored to its original FERTILITY
6y the use Of Plaster Of Paris, which
pltdaces ON the sell the happiest effect
The situation of this property is very
healthy, aud the crecksuPon which il
lies affords an abundance of fish and
wild fowl. Mr.. Jeseph Crouch. living
at MR. Janney's mill, near the land
will shew it. aud the terms will be made
knswn by the subscriber residing il
LOudOun. county. near Leesburg. 8
Vim. M. .M'Carty.
October 81 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17

a " ad;nurned Court of Enquiryf fur
TIE twe hattalioNs composing the
fst7regt. Cd brig. wiiitia of The District
sf colaMbis. viii be held at the court
house on Saturday the 18th Inst. at 9
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
Of assessing fines tar non.attendahce at
the musters in Sept. and October last
Those interested Ae hereby notified to
attend.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
To Rent,

a y
|NN ETURN their thanks to the Citi-
HN, zens Of Alexandria and its ylcim-
Ity. for the liberal encouragement since
their commencement III business, and as
sure them that no exertions will he
wanting to merit q continuance OF the
same. They have employed number OF
first rate Workmen, which will enable
them to fulfill orders with more accuracy
land punctuaaity than heretofore: and
from icing experience in the principal
towns of the United States, they feel
Iconfident, that for fashions anal durablli-
Ity, their work shall be exceeded by none.
I'fhey have good assortment OF their
own manufacture, together with large
assortment Of Nor.1ern make, which
Irenders their stock, extensive. which
they will dispose Of wholesale and retail
lat the Baltimore prices. Country deal
lers are particularly invited to call.
N. B.-Those who have accounts
standing, are earnestly requested to
Icall and discharge the same, as 1T IS
impossible to defray the expences OF such
Jan establishment without punctuai pay
Iment.
Octohor oo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17

|is very desirable that it should IL.
this sea as soon as possible, to avoid s d
|inclemency OF the winter on our en- =
particularly on account OF the sn sss'
vessels. The independence, Conpsase''
Boxer, saraDas. Chippewa, and sps,s
|are here the Erie Iexpect every NV La.'
from Malta, where Ihad sent her lei, ss a.
Torch and Lynx are at Cartllagen,,s y
All these vessels sill be prepated 4;
mediately to return; but they cao ~.
sail Till the other squadron has ioinss
us.n 's' y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Mandeyille & Larmour.

Corner of King and Frirfar e King
and Water !strepts--0lfsr for Sale,
100 Chests Gunpowder. Imperial and
Young Hyson TEAS ofthe latest
ilnportatioons, and can be sold low
er than any of the Northern Mar
kets can at present afford them.
90 boxes Imperial
so lacquered boxes Young Hyse3y
Is boxes Young Hyson and Tyson.
Skin-Montesquieu's cargo
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
90 bags old Java Coffee, for genteel
family use "
so hogsbeads and 6oharrels Orleans
st. Crmx and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black Pepper
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Indigo.
10 puncheons West India Rum
200 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
key
100 boxes Soap
500 realms Wrapping Paper
With their usual general assortment ofthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
cerieIS.
N. B.--Country dealers are respect
fully requested to view their assortment.
Aug. 25 grF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
From the Gentleman's Magazine J0'
June, 1914.

Mr.. URBAN, 81
The inclosed case Of MIR. Grosseno1'
of Oxford, the celebrated Surgeon. 1ss
excited considerable curiosity, ne l.as
published it himself in tie FIRM Oh
handbill, to save the trouble Of relying
TO THE numerous enquiries addressed 70
him. Several hundreds have been gp
en- away. But an insertion Of u IN ~
Magazine willstilI more widely q CO
its circulation.
: AN OLD CORRESPONDENT
Count Osloffe, who about three weeks
ago, called uaon MIR. Grosvenort TO eon
suit him respecting his LADY, oD.s, .oas
how exceedingly deaf he was, res ss,. /.
mended the use Of Tobacco oavs
which had cured Russian tsate'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Bryan IIampson q Co.

Hars gsss receired and cfsr for Sale,
so i,ogsheads and Is tierces retailing
molasses
so ditto Il so BIS. Mnscovado sugars
300 bags prime green coffee
Q tons double B no. |. 9, s anti 4,
patent shot
10 hogsheads green cspferas
100 boxes pipes
5000 bushels coarse. salt
a few bushels fresh Timothy seetl.
find on Hond,
A generalassortnlent Of Groceries as
usual.
They also keep supply Of the best
Flour !or family use.
september 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
/ jefferson, Land for Sale

Il BOgJT sga Acres in the county 9
Jefferson and State OF Virginia, o p
ne 4 80 road leading from Winchester e
| i,,J II niles from the former, y
from Harper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
|town--6o miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City ofWashington- Inc
improvements are a new brick house,
stories high, j barn 40 feet square, sta
bile, Ste.
we'll adapted to the growth OF timothy
clover and every species OF graln :, Q,
of the land is covered win UNI
Der Of slle best quality.
4 Also. for Sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Vaudeville Il Larmour
DRY GOODS,


-
rwyIr subscriber hasing returned II
alexandra, with bis stock ct Dry
tsNads, oilers the same for sale at re-
duesd prices.
Aao~s THEM ARE.
Einghams, plaids aaa stripes.
Casnhrick n.uslins, cation shirting,
Lilaaea, sstopillass
BuSk; muslin, plain and figured,
Jaconet do do do
Cypress gauge, Elains
poeket handkerchieis,
Norssed aud cotton hosp,
Pound sins, hon5axetts,
8 Ceiarcd threads, eails!ren's seeks,
Beaver gloves, silk ditto,
Fuss cbtton, vestirlg, rlbbands,
Lace handkerchief and sbawls.
White CHIP iafs, Br,ttagaes linnens
s. Flanneis, aimity.
sx Seeing silk, suspeEders, &c.
The. .bvss are offered Tor sale at the
ssseFs occupied By MRS. Mooney, next
Sest H. Msssrs. Bryan Hampson Z Go
fairl2S street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Swcde's Iron.

so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manufactured hirt-
logs and Ginshams, just received PEI
slUop Regulator and for sale by
4. Ill. Rowland.
sept 81. dtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Wanted to Hire
Septenner 25

A middle aged WOMAN,
Without children. to cook, wash 4 iron
Tor small family, TO Whom liberal
wages will be given.
.asplyto The PRINTER
Oct. IS. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Notice.

m SHALL. offer for sale at the dwell
line Of Mrs. Elizabeth Densale, in
Fauq,,ier county. on Friday the 17thia-
slant, about twenty likely Virginia born
Terms of sale made known
at the place ofsale.
James G. Deneale, Admir-
Of G. Deneale, jun. deceased
November8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
z .Rsginsntal c.o,.rs ef Enql.iry,

For the isf regiment. ed brigade mi.
litia ct the District OF Columbia. viii be
held at the same place at S o'clock in
the afternoon of the same day. to hear
appeals from the Aforementioned ssattal-
ion Courts, and foe Otllsr purposes.
BY orders
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
A. RAPLEY.


Sr0si AN capable and willing to
dohouse work geperaHy--to one
ofgood habits aud industry, Liberal wages
viii be gwen.
Nov Is CIV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Removal.

THE subscribers have removed to the
Store lately occupied by Mr.. Philip
Tripiett,
lnd Offer for Sale,
5000 lbs Prime Smlthfield
Bacon
so bhls. Old and Common VIII key,
Best Family Flour. z
And a general assortment of GROCE-
KIES as usual.
Daniel Cawood g C,
Oct o
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Joel z. Harper g. Co.
ar THE CORNER OF KING q RoYA1
STREETS.
Hare gust receiDed an assortment 81
ESEASOMABlE GOODS,


Hare ;ust reoeiDed an assortment OF
tSEASOMAB.-E GOODS,
coNsi STING or
Cloths super6ne and Cd quality
|Cassimeres, worsted cords and cassinets
d bales rose blankets
Il bale stripped do.
Ii bale Eannels asserted
Il bale coatings
blue, drab and mixed plains
|Worsted and COTTON hosiery long and
short
LAMBS wool do do.
blue, black, gray and drab stocklnetts
|Bombazetts plain and figured
|Rombazeen. fancy yestings
Kid gloves long and short, colored and
I white
Ladies and gentlemens silk gloves, Co
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
BLACK levantlnes
IWhite and colored Virginia do. mantus
lido. florence, plaid silk, florentine,
lSewing silk, thread colored and white
White and colored cambrics
lGinghams and calicoes, irish hnens
lDo. shirtings, sbirting cotton
iBlack and white silk hose il. 81
|Bandano handkerchiefs 81
BLACK silk do. lhspins
Ribbons plain and figured
400 dozen yarn. hose
With a number Of other atieles which
Ithey will sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
or Cash or to punctual Customers.
Oct. 9. !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
.WAsHINGTON cry, Nov. is.

|cenv of 4 letter from Commodore Deca'
tur to the Secretary Of the Navy, dat.
ed q. s. ship Guerrero, Bay sf fnnis
JAY 81, 1915.
Sra--I have the honor to inform you,
THAT upon my arrival at this anchorage,
was made acquainted with the following
transactions, which had taken place here
during our late war with Great Britain.
Two prizes, which had been taken BY
the Abellino prixateer, and sent into this
port, we're taken possession OF by . Bri-
|tish vessel Of war, while lying within
tie protection Of the Bey Of .Tunis.--
The consul having communicated TO me
information Of this violation of our treaty
with Tunis, 4 demanded satisfaction Of
the Bey. After some hesitation and
a delay of payment for one
year, my demand was acceded to, and
fhe moneys. amounting to forty-six thou
sand dollars, was paid into tire hands of
the consul, Mr. Noah, agent for the pri-
vateer.
! shall proceed Immediately for 1'ri-
poll. and <NiHrgive you early information
of the further proceedings Of this squad
ron. The Bey of Tanis has now lying
in this harbor, nearly ready for sea.
ree,frigate and several small vessels Of
war.
Ihave the honor to be, with great re-
spect, sir, your obedient servant,
STEPHEN DECATUR.
Hon. B. w. Crswninshicid,
Secretaryof the Navy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
Just Received

3tlSg 4NGuea
And ti,r sale at their Store on the wharf
next door to Lawrason y Fowie -
30 hossheads irst quality y. Orleans
Su@as.
q ditto low priced Muscovado dc.
1000 bushels Lisbon Salt.
1000 do. Ground Alum do.
400 sacks Liverpool fine do. y
10000 lbs. first quality CQRee. ss
ALSO,
Supsr6ne Flour, selected for family
use. 49,,
y Can&nnrar OK q 49, 81 8 !.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17
National Lottery.

TIME subscriber has just received q
u few undrawn Tickets in the above
Lottery, SD day over-Grst drawn tick
ct ON the doth day entitled to 5 10000
Price Of Tickets 8 III
For sale Sy
X. Gray.
November Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17

Extract Of letter frea Com. cambridge
to the Secretary of the Navy, dated
U. S. ship Independence, of Bay Of
Tunis, Sept. 9th, 1915.
ST had the honor of making commu
|nications to you from Carthagena on the
10th ultimo, from which place l sailed
with the independence, Congress. Erie
Chippewa and Spark, destined for Tri
poll, having learned that misunder,
standing existed between the Bashaw o.
that Mace, and our consul residing there
On nv way / called at Algiers to exhibit
this additional force off there, presenting
Il would have some weight in preserving
the peace which had just been made
for. the only mode of convincing these
people is by occular demonstration.
On INV arrival Off Fripeli, l learned
that Com. Decatur had been there with
the frst squadron, and had adjusted on,
differences which existed at that place
Our consul at Tripoli informed me thai
the exhibiting of our naval force before
Tripoli, had produced most favorable
change in the disposition of the Bashau
|for preserving the peace with US.
At Tripoli, learning that the Bey. O
|Tunis was restless towards the United
States. / Immediately proceeded witt
the vessels with me for that place.
On nv arrival at Tunis, | learned by
Ia letter from, our consul there, that the
Bey and his officers we're friendly dispss
led towards US.
Having agreeably to your instruc
lions. exhibited the force under my com,
mand to all the Barbary powers, (and
(which / believe will hayea tendency tt
|prolone our treaties with them) ] have
only now, In further obedience to those
Instructors, to return with the squadron
Ito the United States
Extract of letter from the same to. the
same, dated u. 6. ship Independence
Malaga Roads, Sept. 18th, 1915.
g | arrived here yesterday, under the
of meeting here the frs
squadrsa, but to my regret, com. Deca
|tur has not yet come down the Mediter,
|raneau, and where the squadron with
him is know not for the last | learned
of them was off Tripoli, which place
they left on the 9th ultimo.
AZ the squadron has to return this
astp IN, in pursuance Of year orders, i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-17


Extract of letter from Commodore De.
catur to the Secretary of the Navy,
dated U s. ship Guerrero, Messina,
August s1st, 1915.
! 6 have the honor to inform yeu. that
Immediately alter the date of my last
communications. | proceeded to Tripoli.
Upon my arrival off that place, / receiy-
ed from our consul letter; in conse-
auence of the information contained in
this letter, deemed it necessary to de-
mand justice from the Bashaw. On the
next day the governor of the city Of Trii-
poll came on board tie Guerriere, to
treat in behalf of the Bashaw. He OBJ
iected to the amount claimed by US, but
finally agreed to our demands. The
amounting to the sum of twenty
five thousand dollars, has been paid into
the haads Of the consul, who is agent for
the privateer.
The Bashaw also delivered up to me
ten captives, two of them Danes, and
the others Neapolitans.
During the progress Of our ns3pcia-
items with the States Of Barbary, now
brought to conclusion, there has APP
peared disposition on the part of each
of them, to grant as far as we were dis
posed to demaDd.
trust that the successful result of
our small expedition, so honorable to cur
country, will induce other nations to fol-
low our example /; in which case the
Barbary States will be compelled to a.
bandon their piraticaI system.
I shall now proceed with the squad
ron TO Carthagena, a which place hope
to find the relief squadron from Ameri-
~ IS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-23
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, .august %, 1915.
TIE BRITISH.

We were not surprised when we saw the ac-
count of the capture Of the American brig Han
nah, by the Acbar razee, off Sandy Hook Our
opinion has always been this, that the British 20
vernment are willing 60 do US all the injury in
their power, and they inf ct their wounds in our
most vulnerable part, viz our merchant vessels
We calculate upon nothing else, than q rcpetition
ofthose acts UP a our coasts by British men of
war, which proceeded the late contest Our pa
pers in i short time will teen with details of the
infamous and blackguard expressions used TO our
American captains, who fall in the way of British
boarding officers. The consciousness of defeat.
the lowering OF that bullying tone winch the ma.
Wy of Great Britain was wont to assume to all
the maritime powers of Europe, and all ths pro-
duced by American cock boats with bits OF strip
ed bunting at their mast-heads, have tended so
much TO soar the feelings of Their naval officers
that no eXertiOn VIII be spared, on their part. to
produce n renewal Of hOstiitles What pretext
can the commander of the Acbar have for can.
turing the Hannah What VIII the apolorist
OF Great Britain say to this outrage VIII the,
attempt to justify this conduct, because Guada-
loupe has hosted the tr,-colored Hap1 or win
they say It is for breach Gf hlockade' What
right have tile British 10 lay or oil. ports aud
blockade them The port Of New-Yolk is block
sded, for rot vessel can come IN To. or debart
from, that place without being subjected H. h.
chased, fFel at aud boarded by the british SQUAD
rou. That they are determined to harrass and
destroy orr Commerce, is very evdent thew
know our merchants service IS the best school IN
tie world for seamen, and they have found our
'ars such apt scholars that they are very willing
10 attempt the destruction Of our nursery.
We havecbeering news from Commodore De.
tatur IL would appear from tile accounts tbst
BE engaged squadron to squadron His pract;.
ca memoir for the destruction OF the Alrcrine
feet, ai-ho' not accepted by the evinna,e con.
press of erna, appears rather more eHcac,ons
than the ono of Sir sidney Smth, published in
this days Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-23
.fdjatant &. Inspector Sens Office,
.GlguSt II, 1915
GENERAL ORDER.

The civil authority having, in many sec
tons ofthe country, interfered with the 90
vernment and subordination of the army.
by granting to soldiers writs of habeas cor
pns, and requiring in evidence the original
enlistments as a condition of their beinu
retained to fulilthsIr contracts and it be-
ing impracticabe, in some instances. for
commanding officers TO produce those en-
Iistments SO soon as they arc required:
1t is therefOre.ordered, that no pay-mas-
ter make payments of arrears of pay OF
bounty to soldiers discharged by the civil
authority and, that all officers withhold
the certificates required to establish claims
to bounty land, and forthwith report such
discharges to this office.
In all cases where the periods ofen-
'istments are doubtful, commanding Off
GERS Of regiments and corps will make the
necessary inquiry, and promptly adopt
measures to ensure the rights of the SOL
diers.
BY order Of the Secretary of War,
ID. PARKER,
RGj. ! lis. Gen.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-23
From tke 1cestern .lfnnitor.

BetOare Of counterfeit boalc notes John
Q. Drodly, pleaded guilty to an intlict-
ment found against him at the last Fayette
circuit court, for passing counterfeit bank
notes. There were found in his possession
counterfeit notes on the following banks,
to tie amount OF 1000 dollars, which he
confessed he had received from company
employed in executing them, to pass otf on
the shares.
On the bank of Kentucky number of
S 10 notes, and post notes of different ST.
yes.
On the bank of Philadelphia, the en-
cravings of which were we'll executed, a
large number of notes OF 6 90.
On the U9ion Bank of Maryland some
twenty dollar notes.
On the Nashville Bank, some notes OF
5 so and some OF S 10.
Drodly in his confession, told very
PLAIN consistent tale. He represented that
there were company consisting of four
or fye persons, who had themselves made
al the necessary apparatus for counter
letting notes OIL the above banks, and were
engaged in the business upon large scale
in the Indiana territory.-Fiis state
ments have been corrObOrated by NAM
Der OF facts which have since been disco
yered. He also informed that there was
another company upon the waters of the
Wabash, engaged in counterfeitine notes
m the banks III the state of Ohio, and some
1t those in Maryland, exclusive of the T.
mon bank-and in Philadelphia, exclusive
ot the Philadelphia Bank, and on the Or
leans Bank.