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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

To the Stockholders ofthe Bank Of Vb.eiuia.
EEtEREAS 10y the act establishing the HanS 81
W Nrsnr, il is provided that A number ct Stock
holders mt less un sixti, who together shall bepro
prctors of three .un, cd shares saii have pow 81 at
any time TO call general neeting Of Stockholders
TOR p"rpeses relative to tue Institution - And wtereas,
We the Subscribers being prppctors OF three hundred
SHARES sud upwards, desi,uus Of calling general
meeting ofthe stockholders Tor the purpose of obtain
lag tue ensctoD al bye-aw which shall compel the
Board of Directors OF the Bank OF Virginia at Rich
rnond to Interchange with the several departments
the sad Bank at NorfolS, Petersburg, fredericksburg
tynchburg asd Wnche~ter, such monthly statements
OF hdrv'duaPs accounts required f-aIo the
said Departments, aud furnished to the said Directors
at tichmoni, 90 snnul the sa rule if not made re-
cprOcsi alsp, TO revise the bye-sws
The Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia, will
please take nntce, that general meeting OF the said
stockholders will lie convened az the Banking House
OF the said Bank in the city Of Richmond on SATURDAY
the Eighth day ofJuy next. at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the
purpose ct taking into consideration the proprety %
doping the aforementioned bye-aw, and of placing
The Departments at Norfolk, Petersburg, Fredercks-
burg, Lyncliburs and Winchester, on reciprocaI
footing wth the Bank at Richmond also to amend the
said general byelaws,so prevent any future ltera
ton of them, uaiess such ntention aud ia, nature Oft
has hr't been promulgated through the newspapers
george Mcintosh Miles King
Robert e. Jennings George Newton
John Cieaver William u. Lamb
Christopher Fry William a. Armistead
Martin Fisk YiIliasl Pennock
fnnp abb flames Taylor, Jr.
Anthony Wake, Ex'or a. flames Dy kes
Wake iWiIliam Dicksoo
Edward Watson Jan.es VVoo,lx,arI
McPherson g MoPhail Thomas Dickson
os,nuel Nosciey Holm Nirison, Ex'or OF
ROBERT ~oitter John Stratton
John Leslie William CamInsc, Elk OF
Arthur Cooper john Brown
James W lhamson George Wilson
Niam Is oedeh Carter b. Pondexter
Robert Jordan John Taylor jr.
N,lan Jordan Mitchell ThOrowgcod
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Scaled and delivered in presence Of
Form 9f AGdauit.

m ~ personally appeared before me magistrate
Tor said and made oath, o., the Holy Evaoge-
lists OF Almighty God, ihst shares standing IL,
name, on the Looks Of the farmers Bank of
Virginia, are really and soiafdc own property,
ana not held ia name, rany purpose Of fraud or
epntrivanee
n. u. II The stock he hed as Executor or T5us-
tee 1e aDidarH must state that it ia b0Dq-f!e tie
property II tie Jsdie, o. person in 1vhoSe Ranse 10
stands On the Bo1ts oftie said Bank.
Jitue 7-----fd1
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THE PROPRfET0RS

OF the Richmond Cotton Manuiaetory, foryarn
persons from ereditng sny one interested, con
ncoted employed in that establishment, on
count Of the same, excep
BENZ. IhNIESIkRRIS.
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John Granbery, Pres't ofIohn Tabb
the Marine Insurance. Caleb Bonsal
Company. Warren Ashley
Wm. Pennock, PRESIDENT VIM. +. Hunter
oi the Union Insurance Richard Haylor
Company. John Soathgate
george Mclntosh wilson x Cunningham
Robert Henley James Williamson
WIN. Dickson Philip Henop
James TAYLOR. Wright Sorthoate
Robert ,Stanard VIM. +. Gray
Alexander +. Rose ohm Ross
w. D. Stone Charles Austin
Carrot Minor John f Brooke
John hIackay phlip Tahh
james Henderson Thomas griffin
VIM. Is. Selden John Cieaver
VIM. @. Camp William Jo,,jan
Martin Fisk e Co. Ilobt Soutter
VIM Maxwell isoha Leslie
George Wilson John West
Thomas Dickson &;chd Drummond
James Dykes David Nilhado
Walter HERON Geo. w Canp
Wilson Boush Thomas Moran
j. w. Henop Eugene Hippins
VIM. Sharp NJ Cooke
Christopher Fry iC.D Poindexter
John taylor Edward Waddey
Thomas Davis Il. B. Clarke
George White Holt Wilson
Jasper Moran Oelany X Roberts
John luns VIM. Small
r.. Startevsnt Philemon Gatewood
Joseph Vanholt ,iohn Stone
James O'COnDor A Ferret
John Madden Vim. Magagnos
Va Bonsoupat ESsmuel Osborn.
iona. Langley Burwell p. MoseIey
William Date Vaodhouseil AfcCianachan
WILSON Butt iWm. Bryaot,
Butler & Seymour
Norfolk, .jIsy oath, 1Sl5--faw5w
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DRYGooDs.

TIE Su5scrije-s haze received Per the SHIPS Con
cora g Boston, rom London,
Fancy Prints,
Wsite and printed q,,itnss,
Madras Handkcrohiets,
y Fancy Plates,
y White X black Cotton CamSricSs,
Which they will sell low for CASH. or approved
town aeceptsnces.
T& 4. HroeIssorRAn.
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AN Thursday the tenth day of August rext Of fair,
il not, the nextfair day. will e. offered for SALE
the premises, tract Of land IN the county of Pow
= tatap belonging the estate of James Lyle, deca
lying the South and North fork Of Fine Greek,
tanning ALI by late survey OF the Surveyor for
said County the following terms, to wit One
tnrd OF the purchase money to be paid the first day
az January, 1916; one third the first day of an
psry, 1917, and the repaning third, the first day
ofSePtember ensuing
Bonds for amount Of purchase tn be executed by
the purchaser, bear interest from the day of SALE
Nth Deed of Trust on the land to secure the pay
ueut thereof. will he required.
Major Samuel H. Saunders Mr.. William a.
Cooke, will give the necessary information to any
person inclined to purchase.
Possession will he gwen 95th Deer. next, with IL
herty to SOW wheat in due season.
FOR RENT,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN,
An acre Of ground in Msnchester, near the cool
Spring, which is dwelhng-housc, with other con-
venieRt houses, and garden suitable for small fam
lily, belonging to thu said estate present occupied
by Maj. Edward Branch.
JAMES BRANDER,
b .Hgentfor
e RoBT. GRAHAM, Ex'or. of
n James Lyle, decd.
FOR HIRE, till the e5th December next, two Ne
J, gro .Hen, Labourers.--yippy to
s JAMES BRANDER.
! Manchester, June 81. ids
y HE NiSH ~ HIRE,
4 TILL Christmas, few we'll disposed NEGROES
e 20 work at our Mills; ALSO, some GOOD COOP
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
1s tie Stockholders 10 the Farmer Bank
Cf Fogfnia.

EETHEREAS by the act establishing the Farr,ers'
w Bank o. Virginia, it is provided, thst NAM
her OF Stockholders, not less than suty, wlo
geher, shall BE- pr0pristors o. sixty sace shall have
power ANY tire to call General Meeting OF the
Stockholders or purposes relative TO the institution -
And whereas the aubscriDer, being propretors OF
sixty shares and upwards, des'royIs oil allug a
General Meeting OF the Stockholders. for the purpose
OF obtaining the euaetoe Ol bye-Iaw, which shall
compel the BOARD of Directors OF the Farrner4 Bank
of Virginia at Richmond, to inter elaoge with the sew
eral Departments Of the said Bank Norfolk Pc
tersburg, Fredericksburg, Manchester aud LynciiLurx
such monthly statements OF individuals accouns AS are
now required from te said Departments and furnished
to the said Dircct,rs Richmond or IL a,luul the
said RULE not made reclproosl also revise the bye
laws:
The Stockholders ofthe Farmers Bank of Virgins.
will therefore please take notics than general meet
ing OF the SAID St0ekhe!ders will be convened al the
Banking bpuse Oh the said bank, in the city OF Rich.
mond. on Frida, the 9Th day OF July nex, at 10 o.
clock 6r the purpose of taking consideration
the propricty OF adopting the aforementioned byeaw
AVID OF placing the Departments at Norfolk PETERSBURG
Fredericksburg, Winchester and Lynchborg. on re-,
ciprocal footing h the Bank Richmond also to A.
mend the SAID Geaersl bye-laws, prevent any
future alteration OF them, unless such intention and the
nature OF u, has FIRST been promulgated through the
Newspapers.
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p.
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
Il Fe7O doors 6eiozu the Belt- Tavern, in the
house hfeiy occuhied 6V WILLIAM PAT
TERsoN, haze For SAFE, and of:r 10 the
PubHc at moderate flriceS, tie .foLo7ving ar
ncieS, Uiz
.Ne7y Orleans sugar
Prime green cofce
InWeriai u young hyson teas Of tie last
imhOTtGfon
Pehher, alstice, nutmegs
Pine afnie cheese, y1ce
SfGHiSh foafan' indigo
.4li4D1, birthstone, co6hcyos
Hrihng e 7orafhiHg fafer
Clhf heJTf7gS, LiUnlool suit
Ior-troH and 6dstcrfd Steel
1O5y y * by 10 crO7on glass, in bo.res
and hoydo.
PAN 10 fins English giass tu,nJlcrs
queens ie, By the crate or set.
Ihcy daRy erfect 10 receiOe, md aoiH be
constantly sHfHbed, 7oith a .(itH md renerai
dssrJtmeHf of Groceries
WORKMAN & M'GRUDER.
lane 2S--,T
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STEAM -BOAT WASHINGTON.

b E.4VESMe Steam Boat seIGrG IN Haski,rgton
Cty every dtiy, Sundays ercebted, for .qLsra,,
d'ia g Fredericksburg, vi. at1-2 past 2, p M g
will return the 'leTt morning ia time for possengers
tn drTiUe at baltimore by 8, u. III
Passengers under this enhancement can, frq-ey fo,y
Bahiro'e TO freder1cksJ7rg and tram F,e4LeiycI.s-
b7og 70 hdinn'Ore, distance u1eards eC 100 mics
in 10 hours.
The accommodations on board The Steam Boat are
ood
Jfs7e On -----ot
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strip himself of his restored AUTHORITY, 80 re-
vive and consolidate the rights and liberties
fhis people.
VIENNA, April -.
The second declaration Which the Congress:
intended to issue againt Bonaoarte, Will
not take place. because they could not a.
gree upon the terms in which it was to be
couched.
April 81.
The passage of troops going to ION th- ar
my, will continue to the end of June. Ans
tria will have three hundred thousand men
IN the held. Prince SchW artzenburs is ex-
Pected TO depart about the end OF tie month.
The departure of the Sovereigns is not VET
fiXed; it is imagined it will not be before he
18th of May.
LONDON, May 9.
Ministers were yesterday busily employed
IN frequent communications with each otier,
out no cabinet was held. Yscou,,t Castle
reagh had a long audience ofthe p. Regent at
Carton House. In the evening, MIR. Brown.
the kings messenger, was sent OH with dis
patches TO Vienna
Yesterday, the Duke of Orleans visited tbs
Prince Regent.
1t has been ascertained that in Brest harbor
the French have 81 large ships of war, & in
all about 81 sail.
>,
Two French gentlemen who were arrested
at CIhent, were conveyed yesterday to the
prison IN this city, under a strong escort for
the Marechausseu.
DOCUMENTS
Read 6y Lard Castle4eagh, in his sheech j.,
the House Gf Commons, on tie I'd Ilav
Letter from Eliza Bonaparte to Bonaparte.
LUCIA Feb ID
SIRE, CO. ~
have had the honor of inform
ing your majesty, by my reports of the 5th Re
S;h OF this month, Of the concentrating move
ment operated by the Prince of I.,icca mon
Pisa, in consequence of the Circumstance
which induced me to quit Florence, TO order
the evacuation of that city, and to assemble
all the troops Of the division, upon a pD;nt ~
greater security. The Prince has Tr,aintsinec9
himself at Pisa till now, but having received
advice OF All English expeditions arnouptinohty
all accounts to at least 5000 men, and Which
appears to be undoubtedly directed from s..
civ against Leghorn, Speza or Genoa. 7 have
determined to order the prince to continue
his movement on Genoa, in order that his re-
treat may not be cut ofby the only road which
still remains open.
] have been confirmed in this plan bv bavi,e,
as;ertained that me Neapol ian troops SINE.
rior IN number, arc already ct Pts oya nd
have forced our advanced posts to abaodoo,
the passage Of Serraville.
also know that the eremy intend 70 cut
of our commune ltions, by sezng the ro,d
which conducts from PJntremole to Spezje g.
the Riviera dc Genoa.
have thought proper to give him notice
to Keep some troops apon which the Vicercv
must nave reckoned, and which cannot render
any decisive service elsewhere.
The projects Of the Fnpsb sr5 49,.
do away all the doubts which the bersonai
conduct Of The king Of Naples misht create
l ought not 70 conceal from yonr rnaieety
shat nave Teceiyel from him several lefterS
much at variance with the operations of he
troops
p, ne King isin a atate Of great agitation -
have rctirca from inc Adige. and tbst -
Quilted Tuscany, under the noticn tbst b~
coold he the enemy ofybor Msics,y. aud 81
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- VIENNA, April -.
The second declaration which the Congress
intended to issue againt Bonaoarte, Will
not take place, because they could not a
gree upon the terms in which it was to be
couched.
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: the sorere;er. we shall notice Chs

be the sovereign. We shall notiee this
more particularly hereafter.
The Ludlow left Bordeaux July 1, but
did not sail from the river untiltkc 18th.
an embargo was laid in France on the
18th, which expired on the 18th. 1t can
hardly be supposed that the object Of
|fhis was to prevent knowledge from get
ting abroad Of Bonaparte's departure,
for MS intention to proceed to this coun-
TRY, was ten days before, officially made
known to the Duke Of Wellington, by
the application to him for a passport -
Erhe ludlow shortly after sailing, was
bearded by a Brities, frigate and very
strictly searched. even to the persons Of
THE crew for Bonaparta, who it was thost
NIGHT be concealed or disguised on board.
- 81 r
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FROM MEXICO.
Es:ract ct'G !s'ter.fi'oa HerQaaa. "a,

ed Jplyy, 1915. ''''-
" We knew iros MEXICO thaf Ito IN
dependents have at last formed i Can
|gress at Easlado!.d ~ Ike cancarrpnSa
|of deputies from every province in tbe
Kingdom. Their manifesto is very sn
Iergetic and eloquent. 1t seems intend.
Ell to destroy party spirit, and extir.
gg..:s.a the hatred existing between o5
'spaniards and res--(CreoIes.) "jt
lis high time, say they, to Danish from
car hearts that !atai Jealousy that has So
long kept US asun,sef.-Yhe fate Of mr
|sacred cause IS already decided-Eyerv
resentment must be stu ID: and all re-.
collection Of past escnts, so fatal to both
parties, vanish from Our minds. Ink.
ed by the ties ct brotherhood. letus
march into the holy temple Of peace, ard
on the altar OF our county. let us saeli.
fee all private interest," I'm aus.fe,
place they say. policy ard humanity
have prevented the Capital end Vera
Cruz frsm lsilte9 into Orr haHas, but
soon evil free mfrcm RoyaiNaste.s,
and thereby complete the wsrk cfcss
gIo,.isus independence"
BAIT. Fed. CG=otte.
Ersruct Of o letter from Eondon Of Jass
10TH. TO respectable Horse tn this
City,
(" | understand Messrs. Callatin ard
Clay have SO far progressed in the Com
mereiai Treaty as to admit of their de.
'parture. aud that Mr.. Adams will now
presently complete it alone"
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Commercially Interesting.

VIZ, WrL1rM, BY the grace OF God,
King of the Netherlands, Prince OF u
range and Nassau, Grand Duke OF Lux'
emburg, &c. &c. 4.
10 ALL GREETING,
BE it knc,cn,-I'hat we have duly cor
|s;dered bow advisable tits for the interest
Of our kingdom in general, and rar'ieu'
Harry for those of its commercial com.
snunity. to view, that the simple and H.
5eral principles of Legislature. which are
generally made applicable with regard TO
the Navigation and Commerce from ard
to other parts Of the world, and no" much
Itne Herewith Combined easing ct duties
|may contribute to the multiplying OF iu'
aortations of North and South Amenea
produce, as likewise to the extending 9,
the commercial relatians OF our Beloved
subjects with other nations-We have
therefore. heard tf~ Council OF State; anc
in conjunction with the States Genera
save thought Gt, as we do, by 'Hes''
Iviz.--
Art. I. Heneesorth all goods ana mer,
chapdizc, coming from the is!ands anu
the Continent Of North and south fm ~
RIGA. imported into the kingdom % .,. ,.e
netherlands, or exported from ' f's
countries, or trayersing, com!as IRON
.!ence, or going thither, the dem'a.o o.s
Of this State, Will not be subject 10 lno'S
Ior ether fermalties or duties on imPo't
expert. or transit, than to those :. "" NV
|have been stipulated with regard to "'
Eurorean Navigation and Commerce.
Art. 2. Also, Of the vessels trading ns W.
and to the continent Of North ana o S',,s
America, no higher or.other tonnage "u .,
will be demanded, than IS PAID " SUI
as navigate from and to European p .;'n.
Art. 3. Nv the preceding Teg'i !:an.I
lis not derugated from the previS ,S,4.
statutes of the law of the 9th 'u'y, ,o 10
concerning the trade ard navigator of
the West Indies, for the ihhao''a''''
the Netherlands. 80, from
Art. 4. Tie navigation AND fTa' .a,,H,
and to the coast of Guinea, VIII De ''' aud
exempted from the payment 0'o1 QUIZ &c
tonnage monies, under rese'a Vi n Ls
,ucb administrative measures As ~" ~
found necessary to operate as"'".
abuse of this privilege. .,sse shall
ltis further ordainT', 'f'' ,t g, sul.
20 inserted in the Gazette arc 'fa' ; =
scent number Of copie, shall D. ? ,' anil
md be .ent to all commercial cum, ',b,i,l,-
, ia. to be there not'iic' and p'''
ed. 1y,t a! or
ainistetial departments \ ofHe .rAa ,u this
les. justices and officers. I" ""r fulfil
aay belong, a,tsnd co the eo'Fs''
neat thereof. 80 cox the se-
Done at Laken, May q, 1922 ~
,ond year OF or reign ,,1yF1G.
, Tsigned y . ~, q. ALCb.
-uoeat-rsisnedl Z, H.
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Is Sebastian Races

wv ILL be run Tor over the Sebastian
race ground, on F,,iday, s5th q q
August. pusse OF SIXTY DoLilAis'
free for any house, mare or geldinsgs-the
distance will be two miles and repeat
each horse will be entitled toscarry a Tea.
ther. The entrance for each aorse will
BE ten dollars, which will be added to
the purse Of the same day.
On the following day viii be run for
az Elegant SADDLE q BsiBLE, Tee
las above. HE distance Will be one
mile AID gepeat--each Horse will be en-
titled to carry afe&ther.
THOMAS BIRCH.
N.B.-The Horses to be entel ed the
|day before at MIR. Ihea,as BiTch's.
/ august Is. cost.
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For Cadiz and a Market,
PlOuglls.

: Connecticut-made pLOUGHS, of ali
sizes. for sale by
John G. Ladd and Co.
s Who also offer for Sale,
<EE The schooner LEADER, Of a.
GsSboat 80 tons, with sails. cables
and,aachors, we'll suited for bay AID
river craft.
= Augnst 4.
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FOR Freight or Charter
95 q Port IN TIE West indies g
4 ,-ks ahs British Brig
10 E{Ss DOV 8.

49, zsburthen 164 tons eri 400 bar
ssIxs g soInplete order, and will be ready
s, sir or eight days for the reception OF !. a
caruo on, reasonable terms. Apply 70
the Master on board, at MIR. J. Maneas-
ter's Wharf.
WIN. J. Potter
sstt .slsal SIS. AZ.
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Sale by Auction.

ON "wednesday the 18th inst. at 10
o'clock. will be sold at our Auction
Warehouse, on King Street,
A variety OF Dry Goods,
VIZ
CLOTHS and Cassimeres
B0nbazetts
Caiicoes i.
Cambrics
Null Muslins
Fancy 10.
Madras Handkerchief
Sewing Silk
White and colured SEawls
Colored and black Gallons
White Jeans
Silk Hats
Ladies Shoes, &c. &c.
ALSO,
{. 90 barrels Shad and Herrings
A few boxes Prunes.
GRIFFITH 4 BRANNER,
.gact;oneer;
August Ia.
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Erertgraiii,g Igheei Of For:u,e.

Erer-t'rRiag Wkeei Of Fortune.
If the Duke Of Orleans be raised 10 the
head Of a ration, part Of his adversely
may be useful. He taught schoo!, or &C..
led as tutor in the city of New-iorA, in
I17oS-9. His mother, it viii be rcccl.
lected, is as conspicuous for her virtues
as misfortunes. Bonaparte bad recently
granted her Decentralization
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Notice.

tUyHE Subscriber has commenced the
9akias Basiness, at the corner OF
King ard Union streets, IN the house late
" occupied by Mr.. Andrew Janison.
where he will keep q constant supply OF
Crakers, superSne Pilot & Navy Bread
of the best quality.
Jacob Pats.
Auvlst "a
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From the Dela,care Gazette.
DEFINITION.

| There are three distinct political par
ties in the =. States:
II. Edercl-The great Federal
| Republican party.
L.. Repubhcan-Ihe Old Re
publican party.
3. Democratic or Jacobanac-
The newfangled Delnocra-
| tic party
The first adhere to the textbook of
General Washington.
! The second adhere to the principles
land professions which induced thepeople
lof the United States to Overtlrn the
weak and mad,ike administration Of john
adams.
The third adhere to the public Treasury
lin all changes, and occupy the public Of.
}Gces, at the expense of the community I;
continually creating new sources of eS-
Ipeuditure, and heaping unnecessary bur-
thens on the people.
! The first are friends to unrestralEed
,eofAmerce, have always advocated ma
|ry, and the policy of rcutcality,' while
foreign nations are at war.
The second are devoted to the agri-
cultural and manufacturing interests, IN
Favorable to internal taxes. opposed to
lstaading armies, and heretofore opposed
ito large navy.
The third arc known By no principles,
s,ut that Of strenuously adhering to the
Elcaves and fishes.
| The first party represents the COM
'lnercial wealth Of the nation
Tie SECOND represents TIE soil and
Errcdpcts Of the country. and the genius
iof its artists.
| The third represents ali manner ofprc-
liigacv. id!eness, and prcd;gality, depend
ling upon the public mum icence for their
bread, and GU cheating the peop:e CIT OF
ltheir earning, ny all sorts Of hosas pocas
tricks.
! Now TIE FIRST and second classes. are
tine Said AID respectable mass Of Anne
trican ronniatiop. ney constitute the
tstrength Of the nation, in wealth., in mum
lbers. in industry. aud in virtue. VIII
they consent any longer to feed a horde
| OF IDLE prodigals, to be sacked OF their
substance BY race of glossy insects,
! that glue themselves to the I.ubiic trea-
smy. and to receive laws from nongrel
mass of duplicity ard corruption
Two thirds of the people of the United
States are opposed to continuance OF
the clan, who eat, and drink, AND reyei.
on the munifcence of the country, then
why do we longer endure themP
l'hewan of Union, among those whose
Interest it is to be united, has wasted the
real strength, and political integrity CT
the American people. The want OF uni
on, when gnion ought to exist, has cast
the American people at the feet OF para
sites and swindlers, who have NO int
rest ID the country. who contribute no
thing BY their industry and labor to the
National wealth, hut who bask in ease
and idleness, reposing On the product OF
native industry, and who lave so long
tappropr tie pubic Offices to them
selves that they haze ceased TO be marks
of public favor CT public confidence.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-15
BANK OF EApT-EpAp

Richard Hraazey, Esq. Having re.;e,
Jed rs casfliel. Of this Bank, Egil.icm ~
iiaersan, Eas. has heea appointe;, to tL I".
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