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~ them fespec;ve, together sssh k!e amount eas ty
svch persons, layers erors-iy. 50 as TO eHote
tte re c.ors II ne Bcnk, ait those Of tie Offices
10 be Informed from lime 70 time Of RE general s:ie
eftis corporGti0, and e,ey person or persos lv.o
mag apby for, and obtain discounts ut the Ba'k Or
one more efthe sad Offices IF Discount ard
Debosit
The votes on this LUTON
AfHruist,Ye 929
Negative 1872
The following, resolution was then oters.i--
RESOLVED. thai no dtser sieH or amendment 9ftie
bye-tdsrs ia force any bye-hrrc DC heie,E
Ter 1'G, ',ess notice y tae precise nurture IT such
Proposed alteration amendment o. 6ysGsV, shall
haze been girs1i it the pVG6c nelss-bGPJ rs If Ltch
nIoid, y 0,joie, iS1'ch5urs, Pessrs6iAy, UincheS-
Ter ami Fredericksburg, for at east 90 days breui-
10 The meeting Of tie Stockholders III 1sLich IL
SiuN be subimfted; shGR any meeting Of thc
Stockholders b. Competent to make such eteraiioi
amendment 6ye-i5r, unless third Of the zeioe
riv1cI u shares shGH Be rep sentedM SAGA aug
On the question, the votes we're
For the resolution iii
Aeanst it 1890
On motion, REScLyED unanimously, that the pro-
ceeinss OF this meeting be published forthw it'll in
snine public newspaper OF Rieh -,ond, Norfolk, Pc
ttrsbu,g. T. ederel sburg aud Ninchest-r for the in
Formation OF the Stockholders
BENJAMIN HATCHER, Pres't
WILLIAM NEKERvIs, Cashier.
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xour favor, have soon manifested themselves.
Faithful 10 rs l. Gates the British govt has
not separated lis cause from that OF His Most
ChristiGu MaJtstl Their Excellencies Sir ].
I<enth, aud Sir <. Durham have proposed 70
ION themselves to Us TO maintain the sove-
relsnty of Martinique to the crown of France
under the immortal banner of its legitimate
monarch.
They come, i'll the name Of their sovereign,
they come iu Ihc name OF yours, to assure to
this Isle, tavn.ei by providence, the repose
that Those Princes and Lneir allies had reu-
dered To the WORLD, a.d that the world could
not preserve /; they come To protect from the
calamity CT war, your agriculture, your COM
Tnerce, every species OF prosperity of which
your situation is susceptible; they come,
Ao hne, to sustain with you, upon the same
80 l., the glpry Of the French name, irrevo-
caoiy attached, at this day, to the desti-
mes of Louis the Desired and of his august
Hpuse
You are about to read the noble propositions
!. with which these generous auxiliaries have
approached our shores they wish no other
recompense for their important sevices. than
to render you happy.
Receive them with gratitude and remem-
Der, that If, one side the factions of our days
recall those of the League !; on the other, the
sovereigns of France and England, mingling
snelr haSs, offe to our regards const ling pros
pect worthyof the successors OF Henry and E
,izabeth.
(Sigued June 4, 1851 o.
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Died. in this City, on Sunday night, after very lin
sering illness, Maj ARCHIBALD DcNRoLn, one If til
brave Officers ofthe Revolutionary War, s. tor ver-,e
winters the Serjeant-At-Arms If the Senate Of this
state lie was entlema1, Of strong mind, of strong
feelings, patriot At heart, and honest man. HIS
remsns we're followed to the grave, BY the surviving
members Of the Cincinnati, Tie Richmond troop OF
horse, the Blues, the Rife company, and Ctzens--sx
every mark OF respect paid 10 his memory.
Died. IN Loudoun county, Va. on the morning of tn
I'd inst. Brig. Gen. HUGH DOUGLAS, in the s5th
year of his age
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COMlHON IC4IION.

MARRIED on Thurs lay, the 9Th inse by the f2ev'd.
John D. Blair, Nm. WADE MosBY, jr to the anna
bic and accomplished MISS MARY SruaRs, daughter
oil MIR. Geryas Storrs, OF Henrico County
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

UNAWAY from the subscriber on the nipb, ne
q the 9Th inst. Negro Man, named CHRIsropHET
LATTER, from rs to 80 years of age about six feet
mud spoken, bow-egsed, and has long slender feet
de was raised by Ralph WormeIy, of Mh,dlesex. asa
hous.. .srvant aad oslsr. ALSO, on the same night
SlNoN, about six feet high, dark compilations sic, der
made, about 81 years of age has both temples and The
crown OF his head shaved, for the purpose of blister
ing HE was raised by Col Crump ofPowhatan 1t is
supposed that the above negroes either ON board of
some OF the vessels lying at Warwick lurking about
&c places where they were raised. All captains of
essels are hereby cautioned against harbonrne. or
carrying the said negroes off under the penalty Of the
law he above reward will be given for the delivery
OF the said negroes to me in Rchmoad or fifteen dol
lars flor securing either ofthem any Jail SO that get
them again.
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The poor PESouIN uissed the Wasp, but met with
H0'net--Ihe insect, which she encountered was weak
er than the one sue SPECIALLY fitted out tofyit
All her preparations would not answer She was i'm,
ineniatey stung tn death-Ihe iioRHEr has destroy
ed tive boosted British birds the PEACOCK AID he
PENGu1E--f men aud quadrupeds HAVE derene
rated In America" it seems insects have not Oar
INSECTS are superior to their BIRBs
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[T$eAai

Several Celebrations Of the All Of July
zoW ahfear tn our neEt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

have been a want0n attack upo1 The lives Of
deienceiess, al that time and unoffendinf
individuals -
In the same, or even more severe term
We must remark upon whatw proved a.
TO the firing into the door ways ofthe PTS
ons, more particularly into that OF NO 5
prison, at time when the man were ~
crouds at the entrance. From the posi-
ton Of the prison and of the door, and from
the marks of the b lis which were pointed
out 10 us, as we'll as from the evidence, u
was clear this firing must have proceeded
from soldiers very few feet from the door
way ard although il was certainly sworn
that the prisoners were at the time OF pa !
OF the fling at least continuing 20 insult
and occasionally to throw stones a, the sol
diers, and that they were standing IN the
way OF, and impeding the turkeys, who
were there for the purpose OF closing the
door, yet still there was nothing stated
which could in our view at all justify such
excessively harsh and severe treatment OF
helpless and unarmed prisoners wien al
| idea of escape was at an end,
Under these impressions we used every
endeavour TO ascertain ii there was the
least prospect OF den,ifying any OF the sol
diers who had been guilty. OF the particular
I. outrages here alluded TO, or OF tracing any
| particular death at that time te The Il lag
OK any particular individual, but wnhoui
success; and all hopes of Bringing the often
! ders TO punishment should seem to be al an
| end
In conclusion, we, The undersigned, have
only TO add, that whilst we lament, a.
We do most deeply, the unfortunate trans
| actions which has been The subj CT of this
inquiry, we find ou selves totally unable to
suggest any stepsto be taken as to those
parts of il which seem most TO call for re-
dress and punishment.
(aigned) CHARLES KING,
FRAS. SEYMOUR LARPENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

A letter receive,i from Al,ie,. J..
I27th ult itates, that o. the 2oS e ss''a
the reigning Dey was poii,ored l. ! ] ''s
gro cock, upon which even, 4. " y |
Mluilter was proclaimed in Ii, ~ g
on the 9TH Of Ap.il he was ftraas s.'' NJ 4
The aga Oner was proclaimed n
rhstc revolutions t.iere was lc,seI'
c1mmotion Oh Ode he Palace WAN I,
lew lives were loft and 1t he
GATE tranquility was fully rsilot,d
PatLmeatb. auu,
On the 10th of May, The ls'.|
fquadron, oonG.tiug of nine iail,,lt T.
CT part frigates, was fesn CT MaA,s n
Swedifh ihip, the Penelops, uhsbs|
them, was told they were cAsiIusy
French and Gretian vefFels
The States General Of the li,ku,s,|
have given their afent to a Law, prspes|
by The King in the form reqbn.aaA|
contribution, authorizing the cnpeyuuI|
OF the national militia, in active l,usss|
or out ct The kingdom, dnrips Tx =
with Napoleon. They tcmnu1r.a
their assent by a reGage datd Mas n|
in which they fay
/" The wounds inflicted on our eouuH|
by a late tyranny are not. ye, healsa u
remembrance o. & ur Than and oanE
cry under the reign of the ularpsr sh
again leated on the ihr,ns will ncyus
low other people to enjoy peace, ii
pendencc and profpesiH, stso recsdla
US not to fee with plcafure the cbidz
OF the country haiten to the frontisrs
take a part in the holy contest wiihlz
ditturber of focal order and bis perlua
adherents, and to fee hem emulate ihi
brave men of every clafs, who haEs VI
unfairly effers! their arms for our dslf
GRANGE.
=" ind why fhould we NOT eniruf ilfr
to the wise dilpoffions of your naj.iF''
Why fhculd we not place them, Hlh's
hope of happy reiult, under the aIsa'
Of your ions, one of whom has perform
ed prodigies of valour in Spain, under y !
hero of our age and the other, lao's
young. has fought with glory IN nc f'a !,
of our allies I; yes, under the l1'na y
w ellington, whom your Msjeliy nap 3
eed at the head of The armies OF las y"
ted Netherlands.
4" Our du y orders US to 'haaa I.
Majefty for having aeceded 70 ins s ''ss
alliance, by which, with the O's,'ps 4, !
the Almighty, tyranny, fraud ''a ~
lencc which threaten our repole' a'',
checked and fuppreaed, and s0sa~
cede without referve to the PVT
which CT cumaances requlfs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
Foreign Articles.
Connections in Fine
dTfl, NV 2X. |

IaT5, Nay %, 1873.
THE Duke Of Otranso, Minister of
General Police. has juif iflued a circu-
lar to the Projects. OF which the follow,
ing are extracts -
CIR Iniurrection has broken cut
IN feveral points Of The departments OF
the wef. The civil war which was 70
famous may again be lighted up there
French blood, which has 70 often howed
in that pfovloce by the hands ct French
men ihemieises, may flow there again
new victims will be inundated on tom b.
which We had ciofed."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
Mediterranea. sqaaar@'

BOSTON, JUL =
ON Saturday laif arrived :, ~ GIG
the fchooner Davis Porter, Up il
from Gibraltar, which ihe lsl'
22d ult me
| June r3. the u. S. aoop O w. i.
,i5, Capt, ELLIOT, sehs m n'r..a
CHAUNcFY. and tf'shfe, Y s,0aN
arrived at Gibraltar, IN a 'daSs !. : ii
Yo,k and fAutcd the ihlpP'as ,gA
town, which wa returnsd' on o. =
the Y. S. frigatss ltfE1isrf' C,.Rp1s
cATuR Csafeaattab tAp' y,A ii
and 1Haeslouiaa. Capt Ioshs' s s
briggs Epervie,, CAPT Dows' c IN
1t. NieHoLsos, and Sfa's L, & ,ae
in Is days fr'mN YORK aifi 'ss,s~.'
Bay, and being joined BY the 9.s
proceeded up tie Medi'efra''''
fame evening = Ia Il Ge
On the arrival of our iqaaoloa j., III
raltar the Jews at that PidcS'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
Renaef ffnn . 2

Reaae5, Nay 70.
1t. Gen. Coun, de Bigarre has juit is
fued General Order from Ii .. here
1t fays -
(" The Emperor has jue ordered an
army OF $4,000 men under 1t. Gen
Lamarque, to repair immediately 10 La
Vendee, where it mutt &C; vgorouiv
sgainif the rebels.
"AiIeady 6ooo Of this army are at
Anglers, Sa'.muf and Nantes. n numer-
Gus artillery and two Regiments Of caval
~ of the Imperial Guard follow the lame
direction.
/" BY order Of the Emperor, the de
partments of the Morbihan; and the ar
rondiiement OF Redon, are put in fate
of Gege
"Ploermed, (lNabibau,) May go. This
day about 1900 infurgents entered this
place, and carried off all the public money,
to bacco. &c and proceeded towards JOS
felin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

A band of goo chouans entered this
place lait night biven0cked all night in
the great iquare, fet eff at day light, and
carried with them two pieces of cannon
The chief Of this band, exacted promife
of US to furnish him, by the 9Th June,
with 2oo.pantaloons, 400 haveriacks, and
400 half-saters."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

rendered Tsquiiite
frances. Nevertheless !; o.s- 5e
if the receipts comprife,. A..
would all be realized within the year, my
miniAer will direct your attention to the
means of arriving az this reialt.
1t is poHib!e thar the hrlt duty of the
prince may foon call nr, at the head OF
the .childr-n of the nation TO combat for
The country Tie army and myielf will
do our duty.
Do you P=ers and representatives give
the nation the example OF confidence en-
ergy and patriotifm, and like the fcnate
Iot the great people of antiquity, reiolse
TO die rather than furvivc the diihvnonr
and degradation of France, The iacred
eaufe of the country ihall triumph +
Paris, jane s The King Of Naples
landed at Cannes on the 25th Of May
That Prince owes his misfoftuues entire.
ly to the cowardicc of the Neapolitan
troops. On entering his capital, he ioon
found it was impofhble to maintain him
felf there. He left it on horleback OH
the 10th May, and having proceeded
along the coat in front OF the llaud of
liiria, he embarked on board veaci be-
longing 10 The he oil EIba, which con-
veyed him in 5 days 10 Cannes. after
his departure from Naples. the Auitri,
ans entered the city and the Englih the
port. The Queen had retired to one Of
the fortrefas, where ihe capituia'ed with
the Englifh. She embarked on the att
for Toulon on board Of an Eng'ith yeilei.
wo Italian officers who ie!t Naples at
he fame time as the Queen, arrived on
the 2oth May at Toulon, with General
Belliard and the Prince Of Rocca Rom
ana, on board of an Elbefe PINK.
1,ns "a great part of The empe-
ror equipage has been Forwarded 70 the
army. / he particular route however is
fome FAY towards Laon, 9th
ers Strasburgh. Il is certain the empe.
ror will fet out Immediately.
The Melpomene frigate has been at.
tackled and taken in the Mediterranean,
af,er ianguinary action with an Eng
lfh veilel of "A guns. Blood has been
fhed during the peace
Nursmbs,g, May ro-1hc frft col
umn of IL diyiiions OF the RuGan In
fantry, commanded by Copn, Woronz
off, arrived here this day. We expect
Ioo. 600 Runian troops to march through
this town.
Berlin. May 3o.-His Maieay the
king will arrive today at Charlottenberg.
10 morrow there will be grand review
in the park, of the old guards in carlton
here. They all break up next Saturday, /
with the body guard at Potidam, to pro-
coed to Frankfort on the Maine. OnIy
the depot companies ,emain ar Berlin.
P,aab0rf. Mar 3I-The RufIian
corps OF Bnlow and Fauenzein, have
pafed through the fates of Aohals by
forced marches, on their way to, the
Rhine.
Eayaft, 7nns T. The frft Rulian
army which comes by Nuremburg aud
Bamberg TO the upper Maine. coniiits Of
1000 men. the. second, Of Sc, COO will
Iucceed it in its politions, Till the arrival
81 tie thiri army, WHICH is in full march
from Poland.
Enleb, June 81 Peuflian corps of
80, 900 men Of all arms, with fine train
of artillery, is ATTENDING acar- Hoy 10 be
reviewed.
Tho army Of FRINGE Bluch.r has been
ately again reinforced by corpfe of
&c. 900 men from the right bank of the
Maefe, and i makes now the Ensit body
D men that Pruliia ever had under arms
Ten. andamme, who commands the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31
Pcxir, fine s,

Pcr't, .fnne 8.
Letters from Napoleon fay, that dc
barkation of troops, fuppoted to be Pors
tuguefe, had landed near the Stables d.
Oloune. ~.4
Seferday M. Felix Lepellitier moved,
that the Parliament fllouid decree to the
Emperor the title of " Saviour Of the
country" Dupsn oppcfed the motion,
and the Chamber pafed to the order of
the day.
Lanjuinias, who is chofen Prefdent of
the French Hsajf If Repre)snfative5, was
formerly Member of The Jacobin Con.
vention HE was alto Member of the
Senate which declared Buonaparte to
hav: forfeited the throne and drafted,
with his own pen, the decree of accu(a.
ton and reinforcement in Hpril 1914.
In this decree he fays of Buonaparte,
I" That he violated the compact which
united him TO The French people, particu--
larry in levying impofs and establishing
taxes otherviIe than in virrue of the law,
agaiIf the express tenor Of the oath
which he had taken on his Attending the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-31

OF nations MOuAIlAy 40 hSSeHAIy {
France, to guarantee the liberty, the in
dependence and the rights Of the people
Our conftitu.ions are fcattered; on
of our mott important occupations vii
be to confolidate them into one body
and co-ordinately to arrange them into
fimple fyifem. This labor will re-om
mend the prelent epoch to future Z
atoms / am anxious to fee Fran
all poflible liberty | fay poGible
anarchy Gill leads to ablolute &C srnn
A formidable coalition of kin ah
independence their armie a
our frontiers.
Our enemies rely upo onr
divifons They excite na
war. -RiGngs have tai n
munications are helf w.t
with Cob!entz in 7cz
measures are indifp biz
rclerved conhder
your intelligence
to my perlon.
The liberty of t., M
the exiting conaitutian
be made in that isloe
the whole of our poll.
reprcifive laws az
pecially in the act
| recommend this
your meditation.
My minifers VII
the fituation of our
The finances w ,v a on
fate, buff the --
rendered requifite
frances. Nevertheless !; a.a.. 1e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-28
RoYAL-sIREET, ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 90 1915.
NOTICE.

A T a general meeting of the Stock
IA holders Of the Domestic Manutac-
ture Company Of Alexandria, held at the
courthouse in said town. April 10, 1915,
itacas agreed to dissolae tie Company, and
the present Board of Directors we're con-
stitted Agents for the purpose of clos
ing its concerns. The said Directors. at
a meeting held the same day, have de-
clared dividend of fifty per cent. on the
amount G. capital, payable to stockhold-
ers or their representatives by the agent
Of the company, on or after the 25th in
slant, md further, that the said stockhold.
ers shall have the privilege of taking goods
to the amount Of s5 per cent. additional,
on their stock.
". b. The store will be closed after
the first of Nav.
81" Al persons having claims against
tie company will please exhibit the same
to the agent.
Arr;l 81. eaw2w
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Public Notice is hereby given,

Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Assistant Assessor within
this District viii forthwith proceed
throughout the same, for tie purpose Of
taking lists of the lnnds, lets Of ground,
scith their Improvements, d,c95,ins horses,
and slavps, subject to the United States
direct tax, and for valping and assessing
the same: aud also lists Of tie value ct
household furniture, and of the number
of gold and sitrer ,ratckes, subject to du-
ty within the said district. All persons
owning, possessing, or having tie care or
management Of property Of any Of tie a.
bove descriptions, are required by law to
deliver to the'assistant assessors. written
lists, containing true and accurate des-
cription of the same; and are hereby no
titled and warned to be prepared on the
said first day Of April, or mn ediately
thereafter, to deliv er the same, under t e
penalty provided by law for neglect or
refusal in this respect.
JAMES INQUIRE.
Priacipal assessor Of the District Of
Columbia.
April II. If.
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Ten Dollars eward

I'D An AWAY from tie subscriber
HaJ who resides in the town of Alexan-
dlia. on the Esd instant, a negro man
named ISAAC, formerly the property OF
Mr.. Ferdinand Marsteilel-by trade a
baeer, stout made, supposed to be about
feet 7 or 8 inches high, S5 years cd,
hard OF hearing, has lost two Of his fore
teeth-had on a roundabout Jacket and
trousers Of home made grey tWilled cloth,
aud a toE-:kin cap. It's probable he may
change rs cloatning as he has a blue
coatee ard trousers at his Nife's. Who's
eyer viii apPrehend the said slave and de-
liver him to ne Or secure him in any jail
so that Get hm. shall receive Ten Dol
tors reward. His wife belongs to Miss
Fow.er, near Pohich churcE---lle proba-
bly, may be about sonle OF the fishing
tandinss. All persons are forbid harbor
ing, employing or carrying him off. at
ti.esr peril.---ii he is tasen Nitbin twenty
niies, whoever delivers him to ne shall
recelse Zen Collars, and if further all
reasonable charges paid.
Jemimah Mutt.
April q. If
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mo. 1917
Public Sale

EGT VIRTUE of a Deed of Trust f orn
I'D Jacob Shuck to tie Subscriber for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will
be exposed to public sale for cash, on the
premises on saturday the 18th day CT May
next.
A two story framed House
situated on the south side OF Duke Street,
between Water and Union Streets and
near the corner of Water Street.
Richard Rock,
Trustee
April IS. dts.
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Ten Dollars + eward.

GTRAIED or. Stolen from the sub
y scriher on the night Of the 18th inst.
a bright sorrel HORSE, s years old, with
a roach name and bob tail. a star in his
forehead, small white spot on his breast.
supposed to be between IA hands & a hall
and three inches high-he had on half
worn saddle. shod all round. Any per-
son taking IN said horse and delivering
bin to Thomas Mount in Alexandria Or
the Subscriber, shall receive the ABOVE
reward.
THOMAS EWERS,
Near Bacon Fort, L0udoun Cy. Va.
April ~. 81
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Public Sale.

On FiiTDGF, the 10th dav Of June neyF,
at 10 c'clock, in the morning, viii &c
sold. to The highest bidder, on the Era-
mises, If Fair. fnot. the next fair day;
on terms and conditions then to be
made known
A IL thei Interest or claim which TIE
IN late james DaY and John Heath
cote bad or died seized in the following
iee-simpie property. VIZ.
One three story brick house and lot IN
Fairfax-street. with otner buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MI.
John Lloyd.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story brick house and lot Oh
Fairlax-street, now occupied by Messrs.
Silas and David Reed as shoe store.
hNmed;eteig thereafter,
One two story brick house and lot on
Watershed, as now occupied by MIR.
Fitlians Dunlap.
Immediately thereafter soilt be sold,
an annuity Of 100 dollars in house
and lotion Kiag-street, in a valuable 81
tuatiOn.
Immediately thereafter,
One three story bake-house and lot on
Ramsay's wharf, with the buildings at
tached thereto, as now occupied by MIR.
Andrew Jameson. A satisfactory title
Will be given to the purchasers & attend
ance by
EDWARD DAY, Trustee.
April 96. cots.