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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30
Mem & Elegant Assortment.
"CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP !"

THE fubferiher has JUN opened and offers for
fae, elegant blue piin,ed DINING SETS,
eonGng 2'8 pieces at tie losU price of 10 dollars.
Blue, brown, and red printed TEA SETTS yer,
leu
Silver Luflred TEA WARE, from 1916 to 1876,
China Tea seus from d 6 to d 81
TUMBLERS At the old Peace P,ass, $50 per
Straw.
~ few good sDayted C,os At the following
prices &C. c Teas ls-Enamsled do ls6-C.C
Plates Ss-edged do 4s--other ware AZ low pri
eea Also
An esteufve afortment of new I'll, and u,ahop-
any framed
LOOKING GLASSES:
elegan, fesu TEA TRAYS-Floor and Hearth
Brufhes &c.
Hay M"As Re,v, Psvfiasi Msseb 26, 1916.
b. c. Atwood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30

II Mammoth CaiE-On lnursdsy motn-
ing last, COW belonging to Mr. nes Hill
of this town, was delivered of CALI, which
was weighed the same day. Its weight VAS
,inety five hounds-Last year The SANS cow
brought calf weighing ninety-tvo bounds.
POPULATION - Westward ! 1t is estlma-
ted on aicertained facts and reasonable data,
,Aat the present population of Kentucky is
about 527 OOO--viz. 100000 free whites,
and lo2 900 slaves-the gross population
in Is no was 4o6,5ll. Increase IS fer cene
in five years.
Ohio. The population of Ohio. in 1910,
was 23o,o00-by late return of her free
white inhabitants over 81 years Of age, it
is estimated that her present population
is about 100000. Increase nearly 80 per
cent. in five years.
Indiana. In 1910, had a population of 81,
526 souls. The ascertained population
some months ago, was about 7o, 0oo-and
the present amount is supposed to be be-
tween 95, and 900. Increase about
400 per cent. in five years.
NEW YORK, APRIL 9.
Dog la,vs.-Amopg other things petit.
ton was presented to the common Council
from Abner Gurus, stating that he had
been appointed Register Of Dogs. and was
charged with the execution of the law
but finding it impossible to give general sat
isfaction, by killing peoples dogs, (Which
he added he thought morally impossible 10
give by any man "on this mundane
sphere" as editor Mitchell says) he re-
ques,ed permission to resign his ofhce.
Petition refused, so that Curtis must 20 ON
killing dogs through life.
Nsw YORK, ArRIL, 90.
Ad;ouyn1nsa. gffhe Legistafwe. The egisls.
ture of this STATE adjourned at half past O'clock
on Thursday morning.
The Covernor's salary is rsised 10 $500 dol.
lars and house rent and the ssiaries If The
Chsucellor and the Judges Of the Supreme
Court to $500 dollsrs
A cor ing NJ Fund Of 500 dollars, is also mt
ino he hands Of The Go, gnor.
The salaries Of The Tfessurer, Surveyor Gen.
ersl, Comptroller. Deputy Comptroller. and
Deputy Secretary Of Safe were also increased.
The Members If he Legislature liked their ps,
At five dollars per day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30
# NEW GOODS!
WEBER & CHASE.

ENLdHNGE-S7REE1,
Lave JUN received an extenfve aforment of
A EngEb, India e Freeb Gods,
fuitable for the prefeot and approaching feAlon--
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30
JOSEPH HOOLE

INFORMS his friends aud the public that he has
REMOVED from his late nsnd TO the ftore direct
" oppo6te. lately improved by Mr.. WILLIAM p
DAVIS, and has formed connection 10 buhnefs
with his brother, under the firm Of
J. & e. HOOLE,
who have for fale general aA5r,men, of
West-Imlia Goods g Groceries,
whoelale and eai, on reaiouabls terms
AMONG Which Aas,
Copuiac Brandy Nu,megs
Naples do Cloves
Old lamacia0 Cinnamon
st. Croix SRUM A.fpce
and NE Pepper
A As'...s and GIN s s':.ss
s;:ss 70 WINES :; ;:ss f..
a as,s ms% whit. sue anna. .ns Fig s' o'A'o0
and Brown Cigars
. xsrs ss. ay,ss TEAS s sssq
Coffee Alum
Choekolats Logwood
Shells Redwood
Flour Futile
Rice Cotton and
McafTss Wool Cards
Turks Inand1 Roll Brimlone
Liverpool SALT Sulpher do
and Blown Floor Brufhes
Cheese White Mats
n Mos,d & CANDLES s Gs,. S'''n'
b, own and Powder and Shot
Wiudfor ~ Wrought } NAILS
Fiji & Cur
Boz &7p.,o,uo Thy Glas
Cask Pipes
Currants Iron Shovels
Bacon &c. &C.
Tons veil aforted hollow WARE, tcge her
wilma (mall afortmen, of
Crockery & Hard Hare.
terSbip Sso,ss PIT ~ at the @"fse ss'iss
Portland, April
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30

More Crockery and Glass Ware,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
No. 8, Merchanrs-Row, Niddie-street,
LAS just received Fifty Packages of
China, Glass, Crockery, and Hard
WARE,
Consisting of Crates well assorted in the original
package, and large stock of opened are partic-
ularly for the country-many articles of which
(such as Plates and Teas will be repacked at less
price than heretofore.
Also
A complete assortment at retail, such as Tea
Sets OF more than twenty different patterns,
From S so to 80 dollars each
Dining Sets from Is te 70 dollars each
Tumblers from Sc cts. to dollars per .loz.
Wines from 81 cts to 5 dollars per doz.
Decanters from 81 1-2 to dollars per pair
Low priced Dutch Looking Glasses
DO. do. do. Toys for children
China, Printed, Edged, Painted and C. c.
Plates and Cups and Saucers of all Sizes
Brass Walters Plated and Iron Candesticks.
House, Hearth, and hand brushes common and
brass nosed Bellows. Together with great vari-
ty Of
FANCY GOODS,
which will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
March 5. IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-30
ATTENTION.

THE Militsry gentlemen in this vicinity are
informed that the subscriber manufacture and
ksepa constantly for sale,as the chamber owe
nydes Bookstore, exchange street, elegant ne "
fashioned and highly approved
MILITARY BELTS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
CAUTION TO LADIES

We understand that at a fashionable
apatY IN this city, tie yopng lady u
etan,ily, as usual w9s called ppqa g
perform the honors of tie tea table. in
the course of it, she bad OCCASION % rise
Ii ON her char to reach an article on the
|epposi1e side ofshe waiter. Ii III a { Of
|resatning herseat the end " her corset
none unfortunately t,icaed in the run q
The waiter and, terrible 10 relate tilted
the whole Of its ronterfs into her lap.
--llot coffee. boiling tea. cream. t6asts.
cakes eel. ect, in one indiscf'minate
mass The scene ofccntusinn which
Followed may be easily Fiuag d.--As
THIS is given tous as fact w1 deem it q
|ft occasion to admonisb pareats pa,aicu.
lally mothers utterly TO dis ountenance
these perpicious and anseemlY articles nf
female atfire--ConseGuenees to health
lar more injurious ttan hcing scaltled,
ate knownto have followed t;.cir tie.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Land tor Sale

ihc subscriber offers For sale, about
500 Acres Of land in aairtax co1Rty, a
.aoutnpe mile irom the court hocse. the
turnpike ROAD passins through i. Abou'
hal. oil, said land is ancleared u a6ounds
ia abundance Ut p,cod and valuable tin.
bes--the greater part Of the cleared ia;ld
IS under sopA fence, well situated fo'
tarnsirg, centains {, quantity OF meadow
in clofcr and timothy, plaster IS iound
II oct very kindly on it--irts pleasantly
ssilated and remarkably healthy. a
mere saau = description is thought unue,
iye,sary. as it is presumed those wishing
to purchase will first view the premises
Il will he sold to TIL. highest bidder, al
Fai,fas court house, on the third Moh.
day in November next, in the afternoon
iii NOT sold before. Is.
Abe terms of sale witt be made knewI
on t!.at day, and lengthy credit VII
Ibe given on the greater part to any per
sou wishing to purchase.
Henr.g S. HALEY.
october 10 st
T =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Public Sale.

TN pursuance of decree Of the cir-
cult Court for the county OF Alexan.
dlia, will be sold, at auction, on the sSd
day of November next, on the premises,
that HOUSE and LOT of GROUND. On
King street, late the residence OF VIII
liam Newton, deceased; and since hls
death, occupied BY the Merchants Bank
of Alexandria.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed b1
the decree, will be, one halt in 8 months,
aud the residue in IL and ls months,
with interest upon each payment from
the time OF sale.
Negotiable notes, with approved en-
|dorsers, will be required Of the purcha-
Iser, and a title will be made when the
purchase money shall have been fully PAID
iuP. ,.,.,
| THO. SWAMI,
October 9 2aWts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
SULLY FOR SALE.

|THfS estate, situated in the county
! of Fairfax, twenty-five miles from
Alexandra and the same distance from
|Georgetown, contains about seven hum
|dred and fifty acres. Little River Turn.
|pike passes through it half mile from
1.-The dwelling house. The situation is
Handsome, and remarkably healthy The
water is good and abundant. The soil,
which was originally excellent, has for
Iseme years past had the advantage ofim.
proving husbandry, Plaistersoi Paris act.
ling with powerful and immediate effect
on all grasses and grains. The fields
present a good surface for cultivation
land those, now untitled, are covered with
red clover. The orchards are very largo
|apd thrifty the collection of table fruit
lis choice and various. The mansion is
spacious and well constructed; the out
houses are all conveniently situated
those for farming purposes are expensive,
and excellent III their kind.
For gentleman Of leisure This would
|be delightful residence; and pofta-
bile estate to an active farmer The title
lis indisputable, and perfectly unincum-
bered.
Anumber Of well taught orderly young
men, with good stocks and farming uter-
sis OF ali kinds, and the crops of the pre-
sent year il desired, will be at the con-
lnand of the purchaser.
Application may be made to the SUD-
scriber. living on the premises, next the
post office at Pleasant Valley, in Fair
fax. "a.
Francis Lightfset Lee.
For Immediate Sale,
Two hundred SHEEP, one fourth full
bred, the rest mixed Merinos, all in per.
feet health and fine order.
I October 8 2awtf
NJ The Editors of the National Inc
telligenrer are requested to insert the a.
Dove twice week till forbid, aud send
their account to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Land for Sale.


4 TRACT or parcel of LAND, con.
[ g. tanning between two and three hun
dred acres, 10 the north side OF Coco
quan, in Fairfax county, about miles
west OF Occoquan mills-it is well wa:
erred With never failing springs, it is al
50 we'll tilnbered, and the great quaint
" ef frap timber on it renders it the
nc e valuable to any person in the coop
ei iug line. This land is Of the middle
sill, and produces corn, wheat, or an
otber grain toIerable well--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence
The improvements are log dwelling
|nouse aud other uut-houses, and COOS
|appie orchard of about 80 trees. An.
person inciiniag to purchase can view
the premises and know the terms by ap
plying to the subscriber who lives nea
the premises, or Henry s. HALEY, Jun
lat Uccoqnan mills, or JOIN II. Halssy
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas Gossom.
anril I8 Smf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
DRAM HEAD CAB
f BAGE.

Extract OF a letter dared 5th Aag. 1876
from a highly respectable Farmer il
Surrey, England, to his correspondent
near Philadelphia.
|" Re will, hope. not forget TO tel
YOU Of my sample Of new Orange Man.
|sie Hurtzel, growing nebly iu the Gar
len Eof about q acres also Of my
Mammoth drum head Cabbage OF which
ave cut from 60tp 81 pounds, whilst ny
FRIEND, G. Gordcn Gray. of Bath, hat
raised them to 70 pounds weight
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Frop the Petersburg hitellisenecr
WHOI rs NESS or ~ A7f,R

TGnelort ,reG.ass 4 Venetian CONSIST
|wha resided it Smyrna, 'het lived To the
gse Of 2l8 years, and never drank any
thing but water; Mlreh IS sail to be the
aud eilis liqooc q the Men
.aealandsrs. whv enjoy ihe tiipst pesisct
.saa uninterrupted health, eotirely g}t-
t3;ntei WITH disease not a s;Es'e person
ha, i,g been seen l:y aplaip ,''ook tiiat
BAD ans badly complaint nor, among
! he nueibers that pre6entei! themselves
10 thai renewed navigator, was there
an ipiigitlgal osselsed asho had ever
ne slightest esu, ton OF the skin, or tie
I'east marx which indicated that any bat
,f.ea.sriy existed Il may be worthy OF
notice Akewise, i'lat fWel IT the NEST ath
!istiek characters q a:tiqaits, aail q llis
Iiefn heso. whose .ntiepit %as long the
~ Il,,,',ss::iiltl oI Il Is,1 q. orr nineR5
nc asscticai advocates ei this l;ha!c-
|seme clement. ihat wa9eg s.n.,t All IN
!centiye 70 VICE l;fs Z, ms6 of tie l,oour5
III c6Mmen use, au.; tilat its vot,iries are
eyesnpt ffotn the djegrace Of inebrlety,
has been observed 5y Shakes.,ea.e---
-afisnest Maser
Is TOO weak to be IA sinner.
italeser leit Mat, i he paie.''
Whereas Solomon remark
Sst;ong drinks regng
ASd ~hosoe'cr's deceived Stlea>by,
Is not wise.
The aneients usually dilAJet their
vines withya considerable plrtion lf va
ter; A custom that even siie'' ttn 81
Fciah," Of far tarmed bacchanaiiasi
memory, appears to Gave sanctioned by
Ills own example
] Bring hither boy, a mighty bowl
AID let me quench my thirsty s9sl,
Fill two parts wafer, III. it high,
And one of vine, fol. i am dry.
Thus let the limpid stream alag, y
The jolly Gods 100 potent sway.
Our more modern vntalies OF Baci
|chus, are quite content to suffer alld'
|tion of only z one part" water.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
april 10
For Sale,

Substantially built y elegant
ly finished three story brick Darel.
Ing Hoase on Water.street, formerly
the residence of the late pr Kennedy;
with which will be sold, either conjolnt.
" or separately, the adjoining yacan'
Lot. 29 feet froGt and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomme
dating to the purchaser.
II This property be not sold pryfousl..
no tie 18th Of May next, it will then D. D.
Tor Rent and possession given immedl
|ately thereattar.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'Kenna.
anril "a dSt&2awtf
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NoRFoLk, ocr. II,

To the poiiteness Of passengers in the
Ship Achilles, we are indebted TOR a
Gle Of Antigua papers, latestdate 10 SEP.
tenIber from these and the information
Of the passengers themselves, we learn
that the yellow lever had ragged with
great violence at Antigua for several
weeks, and caused a dreaslial mortality
among those of inc inhabitants who were
not thoroughly seasoned to thei climate
among the natives however, anti thaSe
who were Injured to the chn.ate' the ct
fects Of the disease were but slightly eS-
pef;enceG. The centagicn vas brought
to Antigua In vessel from GagdaIoupc
where It is said to have ssept cKocarls
one third Of The inhabitants. TIE com
pans OF Comedians iroas tbs place, who
have been TO- some fine past pc iasmi';s.
in the West Indies, wee at Antigua
when the ferer commenced its rayages :
Mr.. 5eabmnpt, the maaa.nr ard Mrs.
Van Zandt one Of the actresses saon
caught the injection ard Died. The rest
of the company whoever, ueaer the aus
pieces al another manager, of ailp9yt. cen
tinued playing notwithstanding the aw
ful mortality which surrounded the@,
81. .Joha's. .eniigaa, SEPT, 10,
We feel sincere regret at being -agai,l
Obliged to record in eur Siertuary list
for the past week the na,nes of thor,
whom that short space oftitss lave fai
len victims to the fever thar has Inv to-
long prevailed here. ihe St,,sn on Mon
day last disposed US To- hope that It's Vi
oience would nave beea abayed ID epnse.
qaeGce OF the change IN the weather:
iathis huweser, We have baen rainfu!ly
disappointed as each succeeding day has
aided gne or more aames 10 the melaa-
caoiv iist--withsohle exceptions, the 4e
yer has been eoBtiaed to psfspns whs
have resided here bat a shost time.
Ascyere shock Of ap earthquake was
ieitiat Dominica on the 18th ult. but ne
are informed ne damage MAS sustaiped
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
IN COUNCIL, October ~.

It IS ordered. that license be grant
I'd to John Jackson and E. w. Sholfora
% exercise the business OF Auctieneers
On their entering into bond, before thu
mayor, in the penalty Of 100000, witt
good security, conditioned as the law di
|gects.
Messrs. DeBeale and Taylor, were ex
aused from serving ON the COMMITTEES APP
pointed til revise the laws relating to the
.rrasdrers Of salt, grain and coai-and
MessFs. Morgan, III. Smith, and Hoft.
man appointed to supply their place.
II IS ordered, that the auditor do exa-
Imins the account and vouchers of james
sanderson Cor nsonay advanced by him
for regulating West and Payne streets,
under an order Of council Of the 24th day
oil September 1914, aud do issue war
rant for the sun which shall appear to be
due to him, payable out Of the funds Of
the third ward.
) Ordered, tina. Messrs, Morgan, Fl
Smith. and Veitch be a committee to
contract fnr a town clock with four dia)s
and that they be further authorised to
procure a bell as large as the Cupalo Of
the new mafkethouse will support, pro-
.yided the weight does not exceed 1900
ap0uhtis. = 81.
1t is ordered, that the story taxsof one
dollar. Improperly charged to Iabby
Smith, received by the COLLECTOR Of the
third ward, be refunded. that the story
anil lamp tax charged to Kitty Franklin,
.bs RENTED, except one dollar thirty
cents
NJ. Davis was excused from serving
Ion the committeetn sa, elintend the erec-
lion Of file new market house, and Mr..
Thompson appointed in his place.
The council sesumed the consideration
of theaet amending en- act to prevent
accidents from horses and carriages, SIC.
which ~as read secoi.d time and a,
meaded, and upon motion was lad upoti
the table.
HE council resumed shc consideration
sof an act, ascending the seventh section
'eF an act appointing measurers of lumber
and corties of wood, etc, which was read
"a second fiine gppounfotion recommitted
to the committee who reported the
iblE.
Ordered, that Messrs. herbert, Davis
and s)uniap, be COMMITTEE TO enquire
|into the manner of measuring lumbsr at
present. and whether any alteration is
Iaecssary in the law for that purpose.
Extracts from the Esiautes,
Test,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-10-19
Fauquier Lands.

IyTyHE subscriber offers for sale th
Estate whereon he resides In th
county Of Fauquier, about s miles below
1.-The court -house, on Cedar Run, between
The roads leading to Fredericksburg and
IOccoquan, 80 miles distant from either
IpIace, and 40 to alexandria by the turn
ipike, from auckland. The tract is COM
lputed at
Three thousand three hundred
and seventy Acres,
and is divided into three farms, with
Woodland and Meadows, conveniently
distributed for each. There is "a
Valuable Mill Seat,
| with stone on the spot for building.
The stream is abundant, and waters the
whole tract, presenting an extent Of
Four or FIVE hundred Acres Of
Low Grounds
f FIRST quality-The high land is we'll
divided into regular fields, some of them
very productive, and is adapted to the
use Of Plaster. Few tracts can possess
greater advantages either for extensive
grazing or grain ,calturc.
,.he purchaser or purchasers Of the !
land, can be accommodated with the
farming utensils, the crops of Corn aud
the soWn Wheat--the stock of Cattle,
Horses, Sheep and Hogs; and with the
Negroes on the estate 10 families, making
abeutl50, Of a very valuable description,
with some tradesmen.
fhe improvements are comfortable
Dwelling House, with good out Houses,
Ice House, Stables, &c. The situation
is healthy and the water uncommoniy.
good. Two thirds Of the whole purchase
money will be required at the delivery
Of tie property, the balance in short pay
ments with interest and secured by a
deed OF trust.
Bernard M. Carter,
Woodstock, Fauquier County.
October Is 2aw
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Eatectsd daily by the General Smith
from LiUerpo0I,
District Of colnmbias TO. zcil !;

BE ri REMEM8ERED
That on the eleventh day OF Sep
TENDER, in the forty first year OIL
the Independence Of the Unite
States of America, WILLIAM
u. 81 CRANCH, Of the said district
hath deposited in this Office the
title Ut a Book, the right whereo
he claims rs author, In the words
following, to wit:
g Reports of Cases argued and adj
Judged in the Supreme Court of the u
States, iu February term, 1912. and Fe
bruary term, 1878. Vol. VII. BY WI
ham Cranrh, Chief Judge of the Circui,
Court OF the district OF Colombia. Pc
tius igserato jaris iitigiosa est guam sci
eniia. /" Gle. de legibus, dial. i"
ia conformity IL the act of The Cen
,qs,5 Of the United States, intituled /" An
act for encouragement of learning, by
securing the copies OF maps, charts. and
books, to he authors and proprietors Oh
such COPIES, duting the times therein
G DENEALE, Clerk
Ofthc District Court OF Columbia.
september I9 eO4w
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Nassau, (N. Pr Dug. Z

AS proof of the efficacy of the cop.
per cement in prescribing the bottoms of
vessels, We insert the following TACT six
months age the schooner Mary Ann, Of
thus port, was payedwith this cement. and
has made several voyages since to the y.
States, without any cleaning whatever,
Having lately taken the ground and IN
jured part of her false Keel. it became
necessary to heaye her down, which wa
done on Thursday last, when the cement
was teubd to be in the same state nearly
as when first laid on, except where it wa'
rubbed on BY taking the ground, and per
'ecIiy Tree from grass or barnacle.
Cattle ShoW in massachusetts,.
i was pleasing, says the Boston Cen
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Estrays

Came 10 the farm. Of tbs subscriber.
on the night Of the 18th inst. two Hoses
hri,Be,l and saddled. The one dark
sorrel, Is hands or upwards high, the O.
tier about Is. They seem to have beef
accustomed to the draft. The owner OF
|Dw1.ers are requisite to prove property
paw charges and take them away.
A. Hunter,
Summer Hill. between the -Four
Mile Run g' Potomac Bridge,
October '9 81
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new ROOTS.

These boots were never made for me,
They are too short by bali
/ want them long enough q ,yesee,
To cover all the calf.
Why sir; said Last, with stif1ed laugh
ro alter them iii try:
But if they cover all the CAT,
They must be fre feet high.
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Providence, Il. I. Get. IL.
FROM GAUDALOUpE.

Captain Andrews, arrived here FROM
Point petre Gaud. adyices, thatit corr
tinnes very sickly at that place. He Wit
messed while there, one hundred funerals
incre day Captain Andrews lost tuo
men at Point Petre, and one on the pas
sage.
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ATOTICE Is hereby given the Stock

N1OTICE is hereby given the Stock
|lN holders Of The Bank of Potomac
|tnat an election fer twelve Directors for
1.-THE ensuing year, will be held at the
|court house in the town of Alexandria,
lon Monday the 4th day of Noyenbes
|aext. The election to commence at TIVE
land end at six o'clock. Pm.
BY order of the Board,
C. Page, Cashier.
October / eot4thNov