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Bark Of the u States,
Office of the Commissioners,

UDrce OF Tie COEtHllSSto9SFS,
WAsaINGToN, Nov. %. 1916.
ATOTIGE is hereby given TO The sub
"a scribers TO the Capital of the B. TX
Of the United States at The city of Was
ingt0n, that the Commissioners appoint
ed by the President OF the United States
to receive the said Subscriptions, are dd-
!y authorised by the president and direc-
tors of the Bank OF fine Caited States, to
receive the second instajmcnt OF the said
subscriptions to wit: On each STARE Of
the said capital, 10 dollars in gold or sill
YER coin, and % dollars In ce;a as aidre-
said, or in funded debt. at the rates pre-
scribed By the act ofiucerporatiop with,
a power OF attorney annexed TO the ccrti-
iicates OF the SAID t0atitd debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, iur the time
being, at whose oiIice the sad landed
debt shalt stand recorded Cor tie asistet
of the treasury a. the United States, il
the stock Shall stand on the books OF the
treasury to transfer tie same in due
form 0! Law. 70 the president, directors
and company Vi tie bank Of tue United
States that the said commissioners as
agents Of the Bank, viii attend at the
rooms of the treasury, occupied by the
Office Of Pay aad Deposit Of The Bank o.
Columbia, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and talee O'Clock il thc
afternoon, daily 4 every day. sunday,
excepted, from the frs of January rex
ensaing 20 The 23j ot the sane monlh
both days inclusive, fer the purpose o
cceivipg the pays ents as aforesaid, a, u
hat the Subscribers, at their option. uian
either pay the said second nstaIment
he original place Of subscription, With.
the line herein liz cd Or at the BanA
Of the U. States at PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN MASON, J
Holm ?. VAN Ness,
November 1870 2awt2SdJan
Mutual Assurance Society
At meeting Of the Standing Comm.
tee Of the Mutual Assurance Society
gainst fire on buildings Of the State %
virginia. held on Monday the 18th da
Of November, 1876
Ills being the day fixed By the Coz
stitution of the Mutual Assurance S1c.e
ty against fire Oh buildings Of the State 9
Virginia, for a general meeting Of the
said Society to be formed, and sufiicI,
ent number Of members in person Or b.
proxy, not attending to form such meet
ing, il was
Resolved by the Standing Committee
aforesaid, in conformity With the first
section Of the first article Of the sid con,
stitution, that the said genera meeting
be adjourned to the first Monday in ia.
auary next.
/, Public notice therefore is hereby given,
that the said general meeting be adjourn
ed, and stands adjourned to the first
Monday in January next, 1917, when it
is pa ticuiarly desired that there shall De
a full meeting of the Members Of the SJ
ciety, as matters of the utmost iln2or-
lance will be lad before diem touching
the interest and prosperity Of the instita-
sion.
Bv order of the Standing Committee.
JAMES RAWLINGS, P. Agent
ofthe NJ. A. Society.
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June
Burr Mill Stone Manufacture,
John S. Bipzrq2 and Co.

Respectfully inform the Public that
they continue the MANUFACTURES
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
Ser Of Patrick aud Cameron streets, il
the town Of Alexandria, where they are
eadJ to receive any orders with which
they may be favored, end viii execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
Iaey hare rsceirsd ar assortment cf
Boiling Ciotas
VI good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
septeeber % tt
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Form of the writing TO constitute aproxy
for fhe ahnYe meeting

Form of the writing TO constitute aproxy
for the above meeting:
49, Member OF the Mutual Assn
rance Society against fire on buildings OF
the State of Virginia, do hereby consti-
t,,ta aud anncipt - TO attend the
General Meeting of the said Society TO
be held IN Richmond on the first Monday
in January next, 1917. as proxy, to vote
and act on - behalf on any business
which may come before the said meeting
as fully as if - personally pre-
sent.
In testimony whereof - hereunto
set - hand u seal - the day OF -
ISL
Witness, Seal
Seal.
DecemhPr 10 dtlst IN
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Five Dollars Reward.
Dec. 13

Ran away on the 9TH December MI
ilatto boy named John Carter, about IS
years and three Or four months old the
said John Carter is an apprentice to Mo-
SEES Smith, a cooper; bad on pair OF
dark cloth pantaloons, white vest, and
a blue round jacket, black fur hat,
bright complexion, about five feet high
has to'erable good education sufficient
to keep small accounts; he plays tolera-
bly, we'll OH violin. expect he is about
his fathers or his uncle Thomas Brad
docks as he has some notion OF learning
the carpenters business. | will give the
above reward if taken out OF the corpora
Ition, and two dollars if IN the corporation.
Masters of vessels, and all others, are
cautioned against ltarboring or carrying
off the sad John Carter at their peril
as the law will be put in force asalns'
Iany such person.
Moses SMITH.
Dec 10 Sit
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-18

g The French nation wishes to live IN.
Ter monarch. She also wishes, tina
This monarch should govern under tht
empire of the laws"
g The republic has taught us, how ia
tai is the excess of liberty /; the empire,
how fatal is the excess of power. Olt
desire, and it is Interchangeable, is to SEE
the independence. the order 4 the peace
of Europe placed at an equal distance
from both these extremes
/" Every one in France looks to the
constitution of England We do not
pretend to be more free than she is we
will never consent to be less 500
Now it ought TO be remembered that
The Duke of Otranto and Carnot, aud
Fayette, and several other members of
the then provisional government, were
of the body of the old republicans, and
doubtless in the above cited paragraphs
they expressed the sentiments of their
French brethreH of The same school.
What then Does it follow that free
republican Cove, nment is not the best,
because the hundred millions OF Euro.
neans either view it with scora, or re-
-ard it as impracticab!e By no means.
1t uuquestiouasly IS the best-for PEG,
pie generally enlightened and virtueus i
whereas under the management Of PEG
pie generally ignorant, o. vicious, it az
terry corrupts, ana becomes, as in France
Of all governments tie worst
Con. C0NTant.
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Hing on any eainence you may
s.a apt great many Of them. The
9ou n.b If the Bermudas is from 20 to 70
. .sa The soil of all consists OF rock
n, nJ nroducing spontaneously small ce
dars Mains, aloes. sour oranges and lemon s:
. Ia, and also page trees, bearing run
; = cooked. tasting like apples.
Il 900" ,,,.,, frees are the cocoa, bearing
in r. fruit.the Banaaas, Coifee, Cotton
9 paa,S ! Apple and Willow tree. In the
fea san. geu 6nd beans cabbage, common
s - sweet potatoes, &c. OF fish there
:; sna great quantity, as also of turtle. Ihe
n,.,aaiI,nneds are hogs. cows, and goats,
S Sua1 no Wild animal is to be found.
g paa,try is plenty, as also variety o.
~; IL Of which there is some | have
-, p''1 met with in Pennsylvania Other
" 49,, as -four, Indian Corn, and all
[nI IF Liquors are brought from abroad
Tbs number of inhabitants IS about 1000
the greatest part of which are ccioHred
nsorIe either free or slaves. The hous-
IS excepting some few of two stories
are all one story high, built OF the hight
asd soft sand stone OF this place, and arc
srranoed within comfortable enough, the
roof, ofall the houses are all white wash
ed which gives them a winter look, as
II thew were showed upon. The White
inhabitants look altogether like the Anne
ricaus, they are polite but somewhat
stingy people, the latter owing no doubi
to their circanscribed and poor sltuatios
The price Of things is every where hlsh
at these Islands. No board, for small
bed and small room only. have to pay
five dollars a week. | am painting some
portraits for past time, on paper only
which not only pays all my expenses.
but at the same tine also furnishes me-
with rich addition 81 wine and porter
for my stock Of Liquors On board the
ship.
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IMPORTANT
10 americans trading to the West,M-
,J,oc

dies,
A gentleman of this place lately from
he West indies states, for public infor-
mation. that masters of American YES
Yels must Re cautious net to anchnr' for a
longer period than Cd hours, off any OF
the British ports i'll the West Indies from
which American commerce. is excluded.
10 this case, they will be liable 10 seiz-
IRE and condemnation, on the plea of a
design to attemPta breach OF the Trade
Laws. Our informant adds that ore
vessel from North Carolina. for anchor
ins near the port of Antigua, was seized
and carried in, ami but for some inaaen-
tial friends OF her captain, would have
been condemned. lie understood that
several American vessels had been con
demned in the other Islands, the above
plea being urged as he cause.
Charleston G. Gaz.
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Port of Alexandra.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE.
HOUSE BOOKS.

December, is.
Arrived, schooner joachim, Silver, sa.
lem, via Norfolk assorted cargo, to the
Master.
II. The schooner Hawk, Williams, Of
this port, was at Laguira, the goth ult.
and by a letter received from him TO the
owner o. the schooner, it appears. that
place was IN possession of the Royalists.
ENTERED
Schooner joachim, Silver, Norfolk.
CLEARED
Brig Catherine, Crawf ford, Boston /:
Cargo flour and rye: shipped by john
{ Laid aud Go. Dunbar aud Townsend.
Barnewall e pepham and Others.
Sioop Penelope, Bean, Patuxent as
sorted cargo: shipped by Henry Haw-
&ins and Co.
Schooner Virginia, Call, EGG Harbor
Largo tlooe, etc. shipped by the master:
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y New Market-fiouse ant
| own Clock, in Miniature


: SfiE subscriber respectfully informs
a the citizens of Alexandria, tina.
they will be sraiiiied during the Christ.
mas holy days with the View of the New
Market House and Town Clock, in Mi.
mature, which will be Illuminated for
the first time on Saturday Evening the
21st instant, at his Store on noyal-street
two doors above the Herald Office
Where he eGsrs .for Safe,
A general assortment Of Confectiona.
~ and other articles in that ine.
lie has just received few boxes al
Martinique CordiaIs, which he will sci.
by the dozen or single bottle.
Joseph Boiseau.
necnr,bnr 10
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby gwen,
the Collector ol the Revenue
q for the s2d collection district Of
Virginia, or bis Deputy will attend at
Leesburg. from the 1st to the 18th Of
january. 1917
kiiddleburg, Monday 6
Aide, Wednesday 8
Waterford, Tuesday "A
Hilisborough, Thursday 16
Unperville, Saturday Is
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th
January
HendIey Nelson's, Monday 9Th
Fairfax Court eiouse, Monday goth,
For the purpose of receiving the entry
of carriages, with the harness ased there
for. agreeable to al act OF congress, pass
ed the 9Th day of October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made :
for failing to do which penalty of dnu-
bic the amount of the duty imposed by
he act of the 18th of December 1914,
will be encurred Given under my hand.
December Q, 1916.
JOHN LITTLEJ0HN,
Collector of the Revenue;
P Non-residerts are informed that
DANIEL Minor, Esq. OF Alexandria,
viii receive the amount of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them in
the counties of Loudoun and Fairfax,
which tax if not paid before the Eth day
of January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Per-
sous DESTROYS Of seeing tee'r lists may do
20 by applying to me at Motifs, in Alex
andria, OH the 9th or 10th of January
uext.
December 6-9 eO6w
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THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber. of Alexandris County. in the
district Of Columbia. he's obtained fro,a
the Orphans Court of said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate
OF Abel Willis, late of The county afore-
said deceased: All per.ons having claims
against the said decedent, are ne ely
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the lth day OF June
next. Or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; I. those
indebted ther eto are required TO make
immediate pa ment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this lth day of
December, 1916.
Anthony Rhodes,
Administrator OF Abel Willis.
December II cow
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Stationary Pri4sS.


lst drawn ticket (tnose set apart az
p'izes excepted on the 10th, l7h, lSh.
18th, 2lst. 22d, Esd, Gath, 10Th, 9th
days each. entitled 70 one oi the above.
mentioned prizes Of 100 tickets, COM
mencing at the lowest number aud pro-
ceeding in regular Succession until tie
whole are drawn.
1st drawn on the Goth day s COCO
lst DO 25th day 1CO0
1T Go 2Sth g3th each 50a
] do 55th 10000
do 3Olh $500
] do S6th SZth s8th
and 99th each 500
/ DO 5 ST Sod SD
and saith 1000
lido 42d and 44th each LOCO
do 9cth 1900
The prize tickets, set apart, fo~ lG,h
day have already drawn $3.50 and there
still remains in the wheel, Of that book
81 Numbers and undrawn prize tickets;
in this, Or any other lottery foreign
checks or unchartered back notes, will
be received in payment for warranted
undrawn tickets in this lottery.
Present price OF Whole ticktes s Q.
And half, quarters and eishts in proper.
au-.fur sale by
Robert Gray
December 6
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James English & John Poe,
Respectfully inform their friends and
he public in general, that they have pur
chased Mr.. James Anierson's Establish
ment, at the upper end of King street,
have formed a partnership, anu intend
transactinc general
Flour and Grocery Business,
undai the firm OF
English and Poe.
From their extensive acquaintance 10
the adjacent counties, and their know.
ledge of the business in which they are
engaged, they expect to be enabled to
u G confidence aud satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
October 9 eO5m
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ALEXANDRIA
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER IS,
FROM OUR CORRESPONDS
All WASHINGTON.
Tuesday, December IL.


Nothing worth particularly meStiOnine
to you occurred yesterday in the House
Of Representatives, with the exception OF
the following resolution, which was pro-
posed BY Mr.. Calhoun and passed:
/" Resolved, that committee be APP
pointed to enquire into the expediency
of setting apart the Bonus and the net a
mount Of profits of the Nationa! Back, as
permanent fund for Internal Improve
nents."
Mr.. Calhoun grounded this resolutions
upon the very prosperous and ample con
dition of the revenues OF the country, and
the amicablc state 10 which the Umon
now stands and is likely to stand With
the nations Of the world.
Retrospect. -Only twice thirteen years
have elapsed since the opinion was gene-l
raj in this country, and widely prevalent
in Europe, that republican governments
were about to succeed almost ever;
where to mcnarchies. The dawn of the
revolution in France was hailed here with
bursts OF JOY, we say not without distinc.
ton OF parties, for at that time n.rt,
was scarcely known Amongst US. There,
was indeed variance OF sentiment re
specting the adoption OF what was Their
called the federal constitution of govern
ment but no sooner was that Important
matter decided, than harmony prevailed
again, and continued TO prevail in the
public councils of the nation. ard amcns
the people, till the violent eGals Of Sc
Neral leading characters to e,Dbark tin.
country in the cause Of France, gave
buthtthe deplorabie schism whici, rem,
US in twain.
Many Of the first revolutionary lea
dsrs IN France (Faycttc Tor one in
stance we're influenced no doubt bv no
nerasle and patriotic motives. They
misiadged They imagined thew could
a"eet aud limit the whirIwind and storsn
IN winch nearly all Of them tniserably
Inc great, the awful experiment., was
,r'eu and, upon trial, it has been found
u'a' republican forms of government were
incompatible with the genios, the morals
srl the habits Of the French that more
u horrible tyranny was exercised and
s %u'e OF horrible misery inflicted in a
, osSr snort years, by upstart demagogues
.H'l'ns themselves republicans, than by
,ba ue menarchs of western Europe in
'ne space of two centuries back.
hoan ue great, the awful experiment. has
oeeu 'r'ed; and the result is that the
,rh;,a ue[ OF European kings is increased,
W.. "n''e The little republics OF that quarter
~ every one blOtted out of existence.
E ~ where in Earope, not even in
.h a1ISe, has there been manifested of late
u 'ns ,east disposition toward a republican
Sae'n'nent, unless, with the celebrated
Enale a winter Montesquieu, we may cali
~ Los.dad republic for the summit o.
n r"s m'pes and wishes of the remnant oil
;Ias.:e republicans in France, was 10
"r ~ The French constitution with tha,
Sall nnsIand, as fully appears from the
'O',o~ing document.
Ea - ,ie letter from the Dukeof Otranto.
Euuene president OF the provisional -
lna, "s OF france TO the Duke OF Wei
m ra dated June %, 1915, are the,
AaOle expressions to the point
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10" 'aa naSs ems alollS 'ae rape ooEt'
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Nodding, obey'd his awful power,
AS TINE flew swiftly on.
Since beauty, then, to Time must bow,
And age detorm the tairest brow,
Let brighter charms be yours;
The female mind, embalm;d in truth,
,hall bloom in everlasting youth,
While time himself endures.
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Robert Gray
December 6
ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County. Dec. Term, 1916.
ORDERED, That the adminlst at.lI
of Abel Willis, deceased. do insert the
usual advertisement three flares "a week
for two weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers
Copy. Teste:
A. MOORE, Register Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-18

The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on .a0adny,l
Wednpsday and Saturday gfternooaS
rom 8 o 6 O'Clock
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favorite Dances,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 90,

SCENE FIRST.
\ Pas Dieuy, with Pantomime, called
The Happy Lovers.
end. a Dance By Srignor Schira.
Sd. 4 Hornpipe, in character of a
saiior, by Madame ScIira.
4th. A Pas )ieux. in Turkish character,
by Seignor and Madam Schira.
9Th. A Dance, accompanied with CAST,
nets, by Madam schira.
9th. To conclude with Waiting in va
liety of figures.
Between the different scenes, the or
che.tra will perform variety of the most
and fashionable airs,
To commence at 7 O'Clock precisely.
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at The
Herald Office, at the store of NsFiengo
and at the Theatre Office.
December lS ct
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Alexandria Morocco Manufae

Alexandria Morocco Manufac
tory.
at the Corner Of Oronoko e. Water
streets near the Fish zcharf,
Where may be add, Morocco tor gen.
tlemen's bosfs, Morocco and American
Kid of all colors for ladies' shoes, coach
makers and katters' Lining skins. hat
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
ticles manufactured IN the best manner
by the subscribers.
John n. Benkhert e Co.
n; B. All kinds of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November eotf
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
JOSEPH JANNEY has imported In
he ship Boston, Captain Finley. just ar
lived from England, General AS
5ortnent of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale by the package or piece.
no. Is go
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ANNAPOLIS, Dec. Ia.
Col John E. Howard, nas resigned his
seat in the senate Of Maryland.
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HARTFoRD, Cam Dec 10.

A"ND' ''' i|SS 40
ELECTION Of PRESIDENT g V. P
The Eiectops of President and Vice.
President met in this city On " edpesdal
last, for the aUrpose OF voting for Prssi-
dent and Vice President OF the United
states. The Electors n!ne in number.
saye their votes unanimously for the hon.
RUFUS KING of New York. for Press.
ieht-and for Vice President the non.
JAMES ROSS of Pennsylvania. had five,
and the hon. JOAN MARSHALL. o.
Chief Justice of the U. States.
mad four.
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For Rent or for sale on a long
credit
December II

The subscriber will rent, or sell upon
the most accommodating terms, the
House and Lot, wherein he at present
resides. The House is large. convenient,
and finished in superior style. The
Lot, consisting OF two acres, is IN the
highest state of cultivation as garden,
abounding in the most choice FRUITS
shrubs, &c. Possession can be given
about the lst of December.
He will purchase Dry Cows.
Aug J Smith.
Nov 90 eot1stDec
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Public Sale.

This Day, at three O'Clock, will be
sold on Vowell's wharf, without reserve,
For Cash, IL hhds first quality Sugars.
z. G.. Marstelier.
nec 12
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VIII commence drawing on Monday
the Sd day of February 1917. The tol-
lowing is the present state Of the wheels
10 days drawing over. viz.
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Joseph Doiseau.

SEIGN0R and MADAM SCHIRA.
Dancers from the Kings Theatre aBd
Italian Opera. London--and from The
Theatres in Portugal-.just arrived il
town.
4 ! AVE the honor to inform the Ladies
z & and Gentlemen of Alexandra thai
they will, for the first time, dance a
aumber OF
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JOHN A. STEWART,
Also, ,uchers may be had,
A general assortment OF School and o
her Books, Writing and Letter Paper
Blank Books, States, Cuills. Playing aDe
Shank Cards, etc. etc. either wholesale
q retail.
september IL
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Alexandria Theatre.

December 18