davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
RIcHMoND, June 10


The board OF pubic works rose on
Saturdaylto meet again on the st Mon
day In November next.
During their sitting they made pro-
vision,
LIST For purchasing Comnon Seal
I'd For procuring such treatses or
the structure of roads and canals or
plans, laps and drawings, illustrative
thereof. or any other branches of civil
engineering, together with such histo
ries of public works ofthat description
without the commonwealth as may AID
the board in the execution OF their du
ties.
Sd For receiving and preparing ca
talogue Of books, plans or drawings
presented to the board, and safe-keep
ing of the books anu documents belong
ing to tho board.
4th For creating contingent fuh1
of 5000 to meet any expenses incurred
IN providing chart cf each county &
map of the whole state, and any o.
theirs for which there is no specific ap
preparation.
5lh. For procuring civil engineer.
The board also catered into resoiu,
tions.
LIST To request Information from the
chartered companies the stock of which
constitutes part Of the fund for inter
nal Improvement, as to the situation o.
said companies, the number of miles
which they have improved, their debts,
tolls and obstacles to be overcome.
ID To require oiIthc James River COM
pany, on what terms they will extend
tha navigation to he mouth of Dunlops
Greek with the appreciation of the ge-
neral assembly.
The board waved the recommends
Sion OF any particular object to the pa
t:onage of the general assembly-put
they designated in so many resolutions
certain objects, as being probably the
most extensive or difficult of any of the
works which may hereafter claim the
patronage of the legislature, VIZ.
LIST The opening OF the navigation OF
the Roanoke md It's branches
I'd An artificial road from near Alb
iDgdon to Lynchbnrg.
Sd A road from Jacksons river to the
navIgable waters Of tht Kenhawa:
9TH A road from Stanton to the ri
yer Ohio.
5th A road from Salem in the county
Of Bottetourt to Winchester
9th The opening of the Shenandoah
add its branches
7th The opening Of the Rappahsn
mock and its branches above the falls
9Th The improvement of the Monon-
gahela
9th A road from Winchester TO !.
point near the Eastern base Of the Ale.
ghany mountain, to intersect the Un.
ted States road from fort Cumberland
90 Wheeling, and
10th That the president Of the board
do solicit all the information which in
dividuals and corporate bodies ca
communicate, touching these objects
From the Bristol Murcuyy.
DiswniOn in high We--Che public
- 49,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26

Sec 2. .znd be it further enacted
That on the receipt Of the money
rising from said sale the president o.
The United States is hereby authorised
and directed TO make or cause to be
made title or titles to the purchasers
of said lot.
H. CLAY,
Sneaker Of fhe Hoasc Of Representa-,
Eives
JOHN GAILLARD,
president Of the Senate hro semhore.
April 10, 1916.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Lost, supposed to be stolen,
IN DUAL gold Locker.

- ~NN 4~NChCC,
Ground a rcd coll device nonumens
with female figure and dove set
round with pearls, enclosed in two as
cending branches of pearl and k,ot of
pearls above-on the back, a small Two.
ry medallion with the initials 7. c.
under chrystal cover. Jewellers I'D
s,lversmiths are requested to stop it if
offered to their dotice. A reward of
zen doliarA will be given for delivery Of
ed.
June %.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Rronl the BrtstoL Murcnr1

FToDl The BTIstoL MUrcuTy.
DisWniOn in high Ws-fhe public
are aware Of the separation Of lord and
lady Byron whose marriage is but a
Fecent event This unfortunate domes
dc occurrence has been the subject o.
various remarks and statements In df-
terent newspapers. First of all appes
ed two little poems by his l0rdshIp
one farewell to the lady, and the Other
Rejecting 90 the conduct of some &c
male friend Of her ladyship's. The q
paragraph appeared 10 the Mornine
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Friday neDt Me 2sth inst at half
f'ass o'clock, gviH be cold at Griffin
and BraTOner's AUCTION Room va
riety Of Dry Goods, sc. fer charter.
"otes' consisting Of
Cloths
ShirtiBgs
Cambricks
Muslins
Silks
Pampalorna checks
Lenoes
Ginghams
Calicoes
An invoice of wire, &c &c.
and for Merchants Bank Paher, will
be sold
Tapes
Bobbins
Estopillas
Shirtings
Madras and other handkerchieFs,
sc sc.
June %.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
For SALR

Two likely Negro Boys,
Ore about seventeen, the other about
sixteen hearsof age. Enquire of the
Printers.
June 24-St
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-06-26
Printing

In all its variety neatly executed
at this Office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
aayv6W
NOTICE

ITO the Stockholders Of the Columbian
4 Infurance company of Alexandria.
An ELECTION will be held at the
company Office, on Monday the 4th day OF
next north, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ.
and P. NJ for ten Directors, being flock
holders aud citizens of the United States, TO
fcrve tor one year, or until the following
election BY order Of the board,
WIN. WILSON, Sec'ry.
Columbian Inlurance Office,
Alexandria, Oct. 10 az,
The editors OF the National Intelligence,
will pJedfe iniert The above times q week
until the 5th Of Nov. and iend their az
counts 70 this oftiss.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

PEI fo1s having letters IN the above To
vi pIsale mention they are advertised
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04

CONDITIONS OF THE HEPALib.
The subscription is frye Dollars pc,
anNum-payable by town subscriber
half yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (frotn the diff
Guilty Of collecting at a distrance) viii;
be expected TO pay the whole year in al
G: c or the time for which they sub,
49, or give a responsible friend IL.
No subscription taken for less THAI.
six months. Communications, orders
&c. to be post paid. N PEPPER will Le
discontinued Out at the discretion OF
Editors) until all srrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
doll b nd IS cents for each succeedi,r
iase ia. All advertisements sent TO
the .0ice without having the number oil
times Tor which they arc to be inscr,sd
designated will appear in every pspec
until otherwise ordered
liberal allowance made 10 those
VII, advertise by the year
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
]. COl2SE

J. CORSE
Mex, door to TripIe:t Sc Meals China
Store, ri & Street,
Has JUST received an assortment OF
FALL GOODS,
The principal part ofsbich were
purchased at auction for CASH which
will enable him TO sell them lower than
any goods of the same description can
be bought in this place.
Among his assortment are
Superfne London Cloths and Gas
simeres
pelisse Cloths
Merino Cloth Shawls
Printed Cubicers
Figured and plain Flanncl5
RauiDeus
Bornbszettc
Carpc; Binding
Cambrics, Dimitics, Ginghams
Checks, Sc. SC.
a. Call and SCI
o. 2
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
20 DOLLARS REWARD.

20 DOLLARS REWARD.
|TTHE fh1p of the fnbfcriber was broken
L open oil the night Of the 18th inf. and
robbed of number of >rUNS and Pts
Tolls, among which were-one FLYER
mounted do, bic gun, with Stewart. BaIti
more, inlaid with gold upon the barrels, al
70 gold devices with the fame name-the
hand Of the gun r,femblcs a pilfol flock (;
one pair dueliing Piftols of French manu-
fdciure, marked Vig,urrelix, Bordeaux /;
ore pair pocket pifols with (p'ing bayooers,
marked Mar(h, London befdes feveral
!2Hblc and Jingle guns and Pfols, makers
names not recoilected. Whoever will give
,nformation, 70 that recover the faid arti
lies, fhail receive the ahove reward, with
al Reasonable charges for occurring the
hicf or thieves, 70 that they may be brought
70 juaice.
John cTEWART.
Baltimore, Oct. a3-s6. At
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
TRIMMING

IF every dcscr.P on cXlcntcd at
THIS OFFLcE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
NOTICE

TO Ar. WHOM TT NAV coNr,
Won are berahv ro,:cn1 ~, r. =;
rect.T,x far ,elf H.. h '.,' .,'e - -
and n.,.,hla 90 ,l,.t $500 'I:, Nv w
Given 70 rec,;,ra ,b. 60 -. ~ i,I IN
times and places viz '''''" ''S
AT Eairt.n ( ;IouG. On Nfo,,,,.,, .ro
I'd IS O.,'ha,.
"a .,h sc -.
At Centrevil}s Jne,G,v 81
AtGum Spring Wednesday "A
At Aldie 1buridav aatb.
AT MiddIeburs Friday eth
AtIJpnerviIle 's,,nrSu
1T Union town Mondsy ,S,h
At CAPT. Gregg's fore. Iue(dav 10Th.
AT Pumpkin Town Wedneiday 18th
AT Smiths Crols Roads Thnrfdav an.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Creditors Of labela Rofs and of
4 William d. Rofs, late of Alexandria,
deceafcd, are requefed to prefeut their
claims to the fubicriber on or before the
Itth day Of A pril next, on which day diI-
irlbution will be made Of the eltatc of the
flid Ifsbella Rofs, purfuant 10 her W IL :;
Al 4 all perlOns indebted to her cilatc. are
re 4Icited to make immediate payment
ALEXANDER MOORE,
Admir-. with The viii annexed oil Ifabela
Rofs, dcceaied.
Oct. 10. aaw6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
FOREIGN

BcsToN, A z. 96.
BY the arrival, last evening, of the ship
Courier. captain Prince, from Liverpool.
we have received Liverpool papers to the
18th ult. and London to the 18th.
Lord Exmouth's squadron was prepar-
ing to sail Immediately for the Mediterra-
mean, with an accession of several additi.
tional heavy ships and bomb vessels. Ma.
rine artillery, and a company of rocket
corps, were TO attend the expedition. The
tieet will include seven sail of the line, and
it was said that the Dutch feet were to CO.
operate with it. Orders had been given for
the ships to receive iron cables, and tohave
bits fore aud aft for listening springs, in
case it should be necessary to lie brosdside
to the enemy's batteries. Several of the
ships had already entered Portsmouth har-
b0uf.
The Duke Of Wellington was still in En-
gland. The object of his visit had not
been announced, but it was reported at
Paris, that he was the bearer of treaty
signed by Louis XVIII. on the 9th OF
June Ii was asserted that his absence
from Paris, was not to last more than fifteen
days.
Intelligence had reached England of the
renewal Of the Nepaul war. but their adyi-
ces from India, were still not so late as ours
by near a north.
MIR. Sheridan is dead, and was Inferred
July 10, with every demonstration of res.
pect, in the Poets Corner, Westminster
Abbey, a space having been found for the
body, near those of Addison, Garrick and
Cumberland. His funeral was attended by
a numerous procession of persons Of the
highest political and literary distinction of
all parties.
The Rev. DR.. Watson, Bishop of Ian.
daf, is also dead, he having attained to the
age OF 30 5esrs. The learned Doct. Her
bert Marsh, is to be the new bishopo Lam
Price Of stocks, London July 1873 pr.
cent cons. 65 3-4--dc. for acc. is So
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
WAsEtyGToN, Aug. so.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

august ~, 1910.
The following circular letter is prepared
at this office, to be transmitted to persuns
holding appointments under tile United
STATES, other than those connected with the
Treasury, War and Navy Departments,
II is requested that such persons, of the
fest mentioned description, as fail, from
whatever cause, to receive the letter in
question will consider this publication of
it, as particularly addressed to them, and
that they will furnish this Department, ac-
curdingiy, with the information called for.
(CIRcULAR)
The Secretary of State being requir-
ed, bv resolution of Congress, passed on
the 9th Ol April last. to cause to be COMP
led and printed for the information of the
present Congress, at its next session, and
once every two years afterwards, for the
information of every succeeding Congress,
register of all officers and agents. civil,
military and naval, in the service of the u
nited States, which must exhibit the a
mount Of compensation, pay, aud enlolu
mems, allowed to each, and the state or
country in which he was born and where
empioyed,----------is requested to fur
nish this Department, with statement of
the above particulars, so far as they relate
to himself and to the office which he holds
under the United States together with
like statement in regard to any persons i'm
mediately appointed by him.
Deparsment Of State, .aag 60, 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
THURsDAY the a2I August

Jacob T. Fishback, delegate from the
county of Wythe, appeared and took his
seat.
On mution of Mr. Tucker Of Frederick,
The house according to the order OF the
day resolved itself into a committee of the
whole 10 take again into consideration the
subjects Ia therp referred.
NJ. holland in the chair.
Aud after some me spent therein, tie
President resumed the chair u Mr.. holland
reported tina, the committee Of the whole
House had, According 80 order, bad under
consideration the resolution TO hem refer
red, sHd had agreed to suLdry amendments
thefeto, which lac delivered III at the Sc
tary', table, together with the said res
Ol'i"n.
he house then proceeded to consider
the said resolution, win the amendments
repotted by the committee, which amend
ments were in the following words.
Resolved that this Convention do consi-
der the existing inequality liz the repicsen-
tatIUH In tue two Houses OF tine Cenerdi
Assembly Of Virginia, as ,eyance. aid
as detogating from the rights of large por.
ton "f tie good people of the cOmmon-
wealth.
Resolved that a committee Of mem
bcrs be appoiuted 90 preDare on the pat ol
this conyeoiiUn.a memorial TO the j. gisia
ture Oi The State. to be presented at then
next session, requesting them to recon-.
mend 10 the people OF the State the forma-
tier. o'i is aad equal principles, pf a &c
eral convention, empowered 10 an end fte
constitution on every point on which II shall
be- tbuod as b. detective.
o. motion Of Mr. Jackson, The wol d
snusninously' was Inserted after the
word resolved in the FIRST resolution which
resolution as amended was agreed to by the
House.
A motion was made by VIZ Johnson to
amend thc amendment proposed by the
committee. by striking GU he second res
oIution and Inserting is lieu thee lbe
felluw;rr words, viz.
Resolved that memorial be presented
to the Legislature Of this estate, praying iha
general convention may be assembled
for the purpose of0mendhg tho CONSTITUTE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
WEDNESDAY,, 21st August.

On motion oil Mr.. tltZhugh,
Resolved that committee be appointG.
to draft plan for defrayipg the expenses
OF this Convention.
Aud the said committee was accordingly
appointed to consist of Messrs. Fitzhush,
Tucker (of Pittsylvania) and Turner.
Mr.. holland, from the committee of cleo
tions, presented report, which was recci-
we'd and read as follows :
The committee of elections have, accord
ing to order, examined the certificates of
the delegates returned to this convention.
from the counties of Albemarle, Augusta.
Bath, Bedford, Berkeley, Bottetout.
Brooke, Culpeper, Fairfax, Frederick.
Fauquier, Franklin, Greenbrier, Giles
Hampshire, Hardy, Harrison, Henry, Jei-
ferson, Kenawha, Loudoun, Monongaiia,
Monroe, Montgomery, Nelson, Ohio, Pen
dleton, Pittsylvania, Prince William, Pat.
rick, Randolph, Rockbridge, Rockingham
Shenandoah and Wood, and hnd the cleo
tions to have been regular and pursuant to
previous notice.
Resolved as the opinion of this commit.
tee, that the Delegates from the Counties
OF Albemarle, Augusta, Bath, Bedford
,berkey, Botetourt, Brooke, CulpePer,
Fairfax, Frederick, Fauquier, Franklin,
Greeubrier, Giles, Hampshire, Hardy, Har--
rison, Henry, Jefferson, Kenawha, Lou
dan, Munongaiia, MCnr0e, Montgomery,
Nelson, Ohio. Pendleton, Pittsy!vania.
Prince William, Patrick, Randolph, Rock
bridge, Rockingham, Shenandoah and
Wood, are entitled to seats III this conven-
ton.
And the said resolution being twice read
nm la y,tItI na. oh
to by the House.
4 letter from Andrew Russell and David
Catnphell, delegates chosen to tais cOGven-
Chairman of this convention, was present
ell and on motion,
Ordered TO be read and lie on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, Of Frederick,
Tne Huse according to the order Of the
dey, resolved itself into committee If The
whole. To take again into consideration, the
subjects to them referred.
Mr.. Noiard II. the chair.
And af er some titne spent therein, the
si'ient resumed the hair. and Mr.. No
land reported that the committee of the
whnle house, had, according 20 order had
under consideration the subjects to them
referred, and had made some further pro-
gress therein, but not having time to go
through the same, had requested INN to ask
leaFe to SIT again.
Resolved that this house will again on
to morrow resolve Itself into committee al
the whole house, tn take into consideration
The subjects to them referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Blackburn.
Resolved that this House do now adj
journ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
VALUABLE LlND r n saw.

II -
NN the first day Of October next (if no, boc,r..
W that time disposed Ola, priva sale) vii, bs
offered to the ghest bidder on the promise. for
cash, A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAM 80
in Hanover County. Th stract Contains beitSee5
one hundred and fifty ard two hundred acres. a.
bout half OF which is in woods, excellently timber.
ed with Ok, Hickory & Pine--the latter %,
vilnable for building The rema Ming half "a
cleared and lays well for cultivation and affords
delightful situation FOR dwelling House. The
Land is well watered having on the south and
Fast eide' conside able run Of Water bounding
and which will afford the greatest abundance
o m a ground forthe tract
The above Land joins the land of'Colonel Cole
DiBges.who lives near the Cross Roads in f;anoyep
nd distant from Richmond about niue miles.
The Subscriber " y exchange The above Lend
FOR Land in the upper Country if suitable.
Shuold any person wish to purchase the above
Land al Private sale--or wish to view it they are
referred 10 Colonel Dgges, or to John NJ. syme,
wing in Richmond
GEORGE P. DlcGss.
Sept -mbeF Ads,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

On motion OF Mr.. Tucker, of Frederick
The rule of the house which requires the
order OF the day to be tasen up at 10 o.
clock, was suspended for the present, in or
der to enable the House now to resolve it
self into a chmmittee of the whole.
Whereupon,
On the motion Of the same gentleman,
The house resolved itself into commit
tee OF the whole, to take into consideration
the objects of their meeting,
Mr.. holland in the chair.
And after some time spent therein,
The committee rose, reported progress
and asked leave to sit again.
Which leave was granted them.
On motion oil Mr.. Tucker, (of Pittsylva
nia,)
Resolved that this convention now ed
journ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

en the rcespon agreed totionput
by the House.
On the molten Of Mr.. holland.
Ordered that the communication from
the Pe.ersburgh COMMITTEE, with its encio-
sure yesterday laid on the table he read,
which are III tic following words
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
NEw OnLEANs. Inlx ec

y.
Extract of q letter !, ON tie Bal-e, dafed July 10
The Carthage,iaD fleet that lately lett
Aux Caves, watered here these last two
days, but would give no satisfactory ac-
counts as to their intentions, only from
hints thrown out ii is supposed they mean
to direct their attention in the first instance
against Pensacola and other parties of the
southern coast. find they have strong
fleet"
We understand the fleet above alluded
to consists of 6 vessels of war, briggs, and
schooners, with seven prizes no doubt at
ter Pensacola is taken court Of admiralty
will be formed to condemn the prizes as
they cannot be sold in any port of the Uni
ted States until they are regularly condem-
ned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

mended, we cannot ct present consent to
adopt any other measure than such as shall
bc approved by TIE legislature of our state.
Resolved, tlat we SO far accord in opiui
mon with the Winchester committee, as to
the necessity of call of convention. that
We will instruct our delegates in the next
next Assembly. to vote for and sup,
port a proposition to the people at their
next elections, to know whether they will
! consent 20 call Of convention ornot.
Resolved, that the committee calling this
meeting, be requested to forward our
proceedings and resolutions to the Win
chester committee, as the result of our
wishes and opinions upon the subject of a
call of convention, presented to us for con-
sideration.
On meticn Of Mr.. Spoone: Ordered that
the foregoing preambls and Resolutions be
inserted in the different newspapers of this
borough.
Signed by order and in Behalf of the NEE.
ting.
ROBERT BiRCAErT, Chairman.
| FRANcrs G. YANrEr, secretsry,
Whereapon resolved ON motion of Mr.
holland, that the said letter and enclosure
| lie on the table,
On motion of Mr.. holland,
Resolved that the committee appointed
to draft a plan for defraying the expence.
of This convention, be directed to contract
for the printing of seven hundred copie,
of the journals of this convention.
TO be concluded an our neat.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04
FnIDAY the esd August.

h"iDNs uc LOU august.
Mr.. holland from the committee of cleo
tors presented report, which was read as
follows:
The committee Of electors have, accord
ing to order. cxami ed the certificate Of a
delegate returned ON the county OF
Wythe, to this convention, and find the o.
lection was regular and pursuant to previ.
Gus notice.
Resolved, as the opinion Of this commit
tee ihst tie delegate frorn the county of
Wytbe j. entitled to seat in this House.
The said resolution being twice read was
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

The E%presS packet has arrived at FaI.
mouth from New-YOrk and Halifax.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-09-04

~, LeleTsburs, June IS.
We are assured that our cuurt has con-
Guided treaty cfalliance with the United
States. An article in this treaty it is said,
guarantees to us the possession OF two ports
in the Pacific ocea..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03

Birthstone and Oil.
Is tons roll Brimstone,of a superior
QUALITY. in boxes oi5about 600 each,
100 boxes Sweet Oil, Of the best qua
'lify, in bottles,
Just received and for sale By
John G. Ladd Il Go.
Dec 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
GERMANGO0DS.

Charles 4 LatteH
YEAS received per the ship Orion, d.
rect from Hamburg, and offers tol
sale the following Goods, VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass plates, de,
Icanters. tuR,bIers, vine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass; &C.
900 bales Linen,
Consisting Of PlatilIas, Britannias
IsstoriIlas. Rouaus, Cholets, Creas, Us q
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Ciotn
White Sail, stout henpen IIckienDurgs
Osnaburgs, Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
BRASS kettles, =
White and red lead,
ScytEes,
Capper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Kiquor cases,
Fruit baskets, =,
Casks OF steel Of . superior quality
| Mantle ornaments,
1900 demijehns,
Apothecaries' Glasses,
Furniture. bottles and beads, &c.
All of which will be sold OH as goo
terms as they can be purchased in IL
Limited Statess
Nov e2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-03
Bank Of Alexandra,

Bank OF A1tAdIiUIId,
December Esd 1915. :
HNyFfE Stockholders in the Bank OF A.
lexandria are hereby notified that
an election Ofpine Directors for the en-
suing year, viii be held at the Court
Hanse, in this TOM, on Monday the 18th
January next.
J. L. .af'Kexna. Cash..
Dee u dtE