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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29
THE CARGO

THE CHICO
Or the British schooner War. Halter,
Consisting Of
49 puncheons rum
8 do molasses
IL bids. sugar
200 kits spiced salmon
800 dried do
10 bbls. picked do
100 tons plaster OF paris, is landing
this day at the wharf Of the subscrib-
ers, and is for sale.
ADAMS, HERBERT & Co.
Jelly 90.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29
TO LET,

he Dwelling House and Ga, drn, at
present occupied by the subscriber
possession will be given LIST next
month. Also, the Warehousc at the
corner Of King and Payne streets
possession Immediately.
CRAVEN I. PEYTON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29
Norfolk, June IL, IeI6.

SIR,
l had the honor this day of receiv,
ing your letter OF the 2Ist ult. cover
ing the resolutions of the general as.
Sembly OF Virginia, approbatory OF my
conduct during the late war with Great
Britain
In doing my duty only to have &C.
CURED the high distinctions conferred
on me, by that honorable body, inspire
feelings Of the most sincere gratitude,
and ardent devotion Such distinctions
| shall always consider, the most no
Borablo rewards which can be bestowed
on citizen soldier.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29
ENGLAND.

The props Of the " Bulwarks," be.
81 to bend With the vast incumbent
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29

The books for receiving subscrip-
lions 10 the bank Of the u. States clos.
ed yesterday. The commissioners H.,
Rhis city have had an arduous task TO
perform. We ate happy to state, thai,
baltimore, with her usual entetprize
and forecast, has embarked upwards of
four millions in the bank Bali. Par.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29

The Montreal " Fun" Of the 18th,
declares that the high price of bread
Ia owing to artificial eau8es that
" wealthy Individuals have engrossed
tbs -four that came TO Montreal, and
now extort the IN ormous profit of cent
per cent The situation Of the poor
through the province is very miserable
lib.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29
JNO. HUGHES"
EMBARGO IN CAMADA.

Major general Wilson, administra
tor OF the government of Canada, and
commander of the forces in both pro.
vinces, &c. has issued his proclamation
dated at the Castle of St Lewis, in
Quebec, July 9, 1916; forbidding the
" expectation by sea or land, or by
inland navigation, from the said pro-
vince, Ct wheat, wheat -four, biscuit,
beans, peas, barley and grain Of all
kinds used in the making of bread"
This embargo is to continue until the
10th of September next, and is adopt
cd as the preamble sets forth, on ac-
count Of the backwardness OF the sea-
son, IN order to guard against future
scarcity from a deficiency Of CROP
Col.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-29

there were above 100 turner's in Car
Isle, jail, unable TO pay their rents, be-
| sides many debtors of other descrip-
tons. The jailor had declared that he
could take in no more except gentle.
men of good character" II this be the
state of the bulwark, much may be OK.
Pected from few Sampsonian efforts.
In truth, we expect more from the
good sense and manly spirit of part
of the English people towards reviving
the liberties OF Europe than from all
Europe besides. Let US not confound
an honest portion of the people with the
most infamous government that ever
had existence.-Coi.
The Boston Centinei observes, that
the meteorologists inform US, that
foul fourth Of July has not occurred
since it has been a memorable epoch;
and persons, whose memories are tie
nacious add, that rain had not fallen but
on one 4'h Of July for thirty years. and
then only shower of few minutes
| dura ton.
Considerable alarm has been excited
| In Camden, S &. and its vicinity, on
| account OF conspiracy that has been
just detected among the slaves. Their
| riDgleaders to the number of Is to 20,
are In custody. Their intention was 10
have fired one end Of the town, distant
from the arsenal, in order TO draw the
attention of the public from that guar.
ter, where their hopes were conferred
After possessing themselves of arms
and ammunition, ths reader can ina
| CINE the course that would have been
pursued. The vigilance and prompt
tude of the civil and military depart
ments of the government have happily
dissipated present danger. Several
executions will probably take place be
fore the affair will be finally terminated
Cam Gaz.
Cerfifcate-Erfrarted} rons the Fred
ertckfown Md. Political Examiner
" In conversation with Mr.. WIN. Ow-
ings of Baltimore country, on the night
of the 26th or 9th Of Angus. last, al
Kugle and Frosl's tavern, sign Of Frank.
lin, Markei-st. Baltimore, MIR. Owings,
after talking on local politics while,
observed that the allies succeeded in
putting down Bonaparte. remarked
that was afraid that after they had
done debating to Europe, they would
probably wish to dictate to US, by Civ
ing US King; on which he said they
probably might, AID he thought it would
be better if we had King and on my
observing that hoped he did not wish
a hereditary monarch, he said yes, that
such government would prevent the
trouble and confession of elections, by
placing before the eyes Of the people
the person who. was to govern them
! But, said l, will they not also be for
giving US an established religions He
replied that an established church
would be better for US, a, it would pul
down all foolish religions, such as
Methodistcamp meetings, and The like
He made other observations to the same
effect.
mo HIJGHFS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

~ TIE correspondence we shall, ifpossibl
give IN our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

snys5stsla diaefeet, and, as It appears, &
mast successful mode Of t;eatils it. Since
hat reriod its growth has been rapid; its
length at present. Is abaye three feet, ana
every day makes visible difference in il
SIZE. It's thou Eat that it viii grow to t.lc
.,Ae q % ieet, aud still remain tame. II
leeds upon hssiiass, oysters, or generally
on any kind Of flesh, and is kept either in
The wafer, or i,s sort Of box, with glass
! tup, near the fire. 1t is remarkable for its
lsaSacity and if ihrough the night it wauts
water, II will leave is couch, aud make its
way to the keepers bed, whenait will ,,.oan,
and II by this meaus the keeper is not a.
wakened, twill strike him with its tail
until he attends to his wants. In like
manner when It grows cold from the fire
going out, it makes its way to the keepers
bed. and putting aside the bed-clothes
lies down beside him, in order procure
heat.--Nsao Caste Paper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
NATURAL nISTnRY

There is now to b. see in this town
che singular curiosity of young living al
iigstor. The egg from which il was hatch
ed was brought by sailor FROM South a.
merica to Greenotk; & ihe person who now
exhibits it, procured it when it was so
small that il could BE- easily held in a per-
sons hand. Not knowing how to treat IL.
he kept it without food for about six
months; during which period it must have
p occurred rourshmeDt from the water with
which IL was supplied. AS soon as it was
advertised ia Kdinburgh it attracted con-
siderable attention, aud, among others, it
was visited by an eminent Hatmalish who
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
PnrDrnrcKspuno, Aug :.


Abnur 3 O'Clock on Wednesday morn.
ing. the Inhabitants of this town were
taused With tie dreadful cry Of fire. Tie
flames were discovered Issuing from some
out buildings in the rear of Dact. Carriers
l%elling house, and Messrs. Raymond's
hat msnuf Glory, aud nearly opposite ia
the office OF the Virginia Herald. Owing
% tle iateness Of the hour, and the defec-
tiye means Of giving the alarm. the flames
had communicated to several buildings be-
fore sufficient number If citizens could
be assembled to check their progress And
when they were assembled, so destitute
we're they of the necessary implements
Tor pulling down houses. &c. that the ut
most efforts Of iIl-directed zeal were inef
fectual. The flames progressed slowly
and steadily to the buildings fronting on
the street, aud threatened the destruction
ct the fairest portion of the town. Fortu-
na'ely it had rained all night, and heavy
shower had fell at this period; which with
the calmness of the wind, and the most de-
voted and persevering efforts Of the citi-
zens, prevented the houses on the Opposite
side Of the street from catching. The
whole row Of wooden buildings. between
George street on the north, and Mr..
Shuliice's fire proof house on the south,
consisting Of ripe trout tenements with
all their back buildings, were consumed.
Owing to the .wetoess Of the night, the
Ire communicated from house to house so
slowly that most of the furniture e. goods
were saved. We are happy in being able
TO state, that the aggregate loss is incon-
siderable. --Aiost of the houses were insu-
red.
How the fire originated has not been as
certained. No suspicion as far as we can
learn, exists Of its having been the work Of
an incendiary; and yet it is difficult to
trace Il to az accidental source.
The persons who were deprived Of their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

ws-d Slaw--dry goods aud groceryru r.
J" alter Gregory, (taylorl shop and dwell.
ing house; Messrs. II. aud K. RAYMOND "a
5Co.-hat mandatory; DR.. Charles u. Car.
teg-shcp aud dwelling house MIR. IL.
White, (silversmiih.) shop aud dwelling
house Mr.. Peter Spilman, (merchant
tsyior} shop and dwelling house; Drs.
Carmichael X Browae---shops Mr.. Har-
r's W alker, (tayinrl shop & dwelling house
and Mr.. James Heath-dwelling.
RI The above gentlemen, sufferers by
the late tire, beg leave to present their uni
TED thanks to their late neighbors, and
fellow citizens generally, by whose prompt
aud substantial philanthropy their Goods
were saved from destruction.-i6.
s-The Editor tenders his grateful ar.
knowegements to his friends fur the kind
soilcitude manifested in his behalf during
,9e late hre--and to the members of the
hope Fire Company, and others, by whose
nnremlttins and judicious exertions, his
bookstore and Office were preserved from
the iminent danger threatened them.-i5.
HAIL.
We learn by Gentlemen from the Up-
per Country, that on Saturday last a dread.
iul Hail Storm passed through the coun-
hes OF Madison and Orange. The de.
struction that it made in its passage is re-
presentedas unexampled. 'fhe growing
crops were beaten down-stacks, feaces.
trees, and in some instances houses. were
Ilcveiied with the earth. Its track was
marked with deso!ation. The hail stones
were OF every variety Of figure and size.
soine measuring from to inches in cir
cumference. Fortunately the clond was
not very wide. What has been the extent.
OF ITS passage we have not learped.--iJ.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
PoRrssourn. IN. HI July 81.

I On Saturday, morning last, a child Of 8
years while amusing himself On Piscataqua
ortdee round some psrspas fishing. b. &C.
cihepi ell into the rive The currehi wa
'rong and re was carried up many rods.
on the surface of the water lying on his
back. bupyed by his loose cIothes.--There
were several persons called tohis assis-
10 &C, none Of whom cuald SWIM, aud the
nearest boat was ut tie distance Of hall a
NILE. The little victim was for fifteen mi
naies waving his hands, and imploring
hello, when be became exhausted and was
sinking. At this critical iuomenf, a gem
tlemau OF Vermont psssii = the bridge and
seeing bis danger, instantly stripped HIM
self, plunged iato the water, swain to his
assistance, and bad the satisfaction OF
bringing lin alive to The shore.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
LITERARY INFORMATION.

u Cannot fail to prove highly gratifying
to the trends of American literature. ant
to the reputation OF the respectable and la
mented DIR. Ramsay, to learn that his his
tory OF America rs about to be put to the
press immediately, and to be priated in .
handsome style, 50 as To do credit to On,
state OF the arts in this country. The
work IS TO be published solely for the bene.
ut OF his family, which must nrove pow.
er'ul recommendation to pubic patronage
SUBSCRIPTION papers will be issued witEou
delay, and persons authorised to wait OH
| tne. citizens fol. their subscriptions.
n. 3. The work was brought down I,
the year 1898. by Or. Ramsay-and is t,
be continued 10 the cl1se OF the war by the
Rev. DR.. s +. Smith.
|! requested this may be copied by the
pu fishers ot newspapers GENERALLY through
out the-U. States.-1 'r. diner.
designations, Sc. ofnembers of Congress
The following members have resigned
declined, and died since the last session
viz
A. c. Hanson, Fed. Md declined.
Charles Goldsborugh, do.
Benjamin Tallmadge, do. Condo.
benjamin Hardin, doubtful, Ken. do.
Samuel M'kee, do. do.
James CLARK, Rep. do. resigned
a. q. ThrOop. do. Newly ork, do.
7. Is. Porter. do. do. do.
Ihos Ghclson, DO. Virginia, dead.
jno. M'Leaf, Ohio, resigned, appointed
Judge.
Ihos. Burnside, Penn. do. do.
The following members from New,
York have been dropped BY their constitu
ents, IN consequence of voting for tile com
pehsation bill and other causes, to wit
Messrs. Adams, Adsate, Belts, Bird salI
Birdseye, Brooks, Cady. Crocheron, Gold
Grosyenor, Hammond, Kent, Lovett, Mof
tett, Savage, Scsenck, Ward, WiIk n, anc
Yates.-.Nat. Reg.
It'll stated in Connecticut paper that
the Shakers, influenced by pretended
prophet among them, are buying W
grain to provide againsta seven years ia
mine.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
Rattle Snake

A monstrous Rattle Snake was killed at
New Mills, New Jersey, on Sunday last,
! feet inches long. having II ratiIes.
II IS the only ore that has been seen with
in many miles of that place for several
years.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
Elephant Killed.
BosToN. Jrly OF.

BosToN, July 2y.
Wa understand that the noble Elephant
which was exhibited in this town short
time since, was shot and killed by some
mschievous villain, while entering the
'owp Of Alfred in Maine, on "Wednesday
night last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
IN ACr

Providing fer lie distribution Of one bur
dred thousand dollars among toe c. ptor.
0. the hlgcgiut vessels captured and
restored to tie Dry Of Algcrs
Ne ii enGctpd IN ne Senate md house d
Repre- ehtGtires ot the Uidtpd Suites Of
.ameriee IN Congress assembled, That
&c sum of one hGnd,ed thou and dollar.
be, and the same IS hereby appropriated. ia
BE- paid ont Of any money ~ the T. easury
NOT otherwise appropriated and dis ri3u
ted ~ the same prcpo lions add under Is
same regulations as prize money is now b i;
law di ec;ed ~ ne distributed. anionY tbc
captOrs Of The Algeripc vessels, captured
by the American squadron. II der thc com
mard of COuwoJ0fe Decatur, and after.
wards restored a. Dy of Algicfs.
~. CLAY,
Speaker If The H,i,se If Rctrcsentaaoss
Join GAILLNRD,
PR iseHt Of nc Senaie, br5 fsa9sre.
April H. 1916 AfPaovEB.
JAAiES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07

II is stated in Connecticut paper that
the Shakers, influenced by pretended
prophet among them, are buying IN
grain to provide against seven years ia.
inine.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
Sa e of NeoroeS. .

A Number of very valuable Negroes
~ Of different ages and sexes will be
exposed to public sale (unlets sold be-
fore at'private sale1 at my farm near A
biiah Janney's mil. on the turnpike
road, on Wednesday the Goth day Of the
present month, if lair, otherwise the next
fair day.
Terms Of safe-ready money, or
notes for 60 days with approved en-
Corsers.
Mary Fenda ].
Dec 6
q The shove sale is post,
poned till Monday the 18th
day Of Janaary next.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
For BE ensning Year,

For the CUSHING IeuT,
A steady, active, sober man, well ac-
tainted with Farming, to manage my
}arn at Spring Bank. two miles from
lexandria and one mile from the Great
!unting Greek Bridge, on the Mount
ernon road. Such person, we'll re-
commended as possessing the above qua
itications, will meet with liberal encou-
agement on application to
ROBERT PATTON, Jun.
Spring Bank. Dec. 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
LOUIS BEELER.

N. 3. Masters of vessels aud others
are cautioned against hardening or carry
ine uir salu IeilUw, thoy will be dealt
With according to law for SO doing.
l.. d.
Dec. 10 tt
The Editor of the Baltimore Federal
iazette will please publish the above e.
very Other 8 fines.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
hLNlOV AL.
David Peabody

u INFORMS his friends and Former
4 customers, that having sold out his
former Stock of Goods and Stand, he has
taken the store two doors below the Me-
Bank, formerly occupied by
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where he has
now opening a complete assortment oil
Staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the {,
last week at reduced prices. and VIII sell
them Tor cash only, at very small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE :,
Super6ne and common broaooiotnS' Dill
colors,
Black. blue and MKT superhne cassl-
meres,
Cords and stockinets, velvets,
Flannels and booking baizes,
Bombazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes.
Cotton cambrics, dimlties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
cettons,
DlaCk, uFoWH, greens VI
white levantines,
Black and co,ored lustrings,
White satin, :,
Satin stripe and blown gauze Tor Dali
dresses,
White and co9orcd ladies and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plafded ustrings, silk FIorentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant naerino and silk shavls,
Imitation and cotton do.
Woollen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumcs,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
n. 4 K. Blackjack

Have lately received and effer for Sale
S hhds. Muscovado Sugar of goe1
quality
20 bbls. do. ITO.
S puncheons high favored spirits
so boxes Spanish segars
so sacks 6ne Liverpool salt
500 bushels coarse Go.
so bbis. whiskey
80 kegs CARROTS snuff
4 chests Y. Tyson tea America,
cargo
do. do. Packets do. OF
good quplity for family use.
$50 realms Writing and wrapping pa
per, together with general asscrtnlenf
Of the best wines, liquors and groceries
ian 9 d2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
NEW GOODS
LOCKWOOD g aDG.qTE.

TN AVE just received an elegant as
sert,nentof Merino Shawls. amcng
which are white FROM 10 to so dollars !;
scarlet and orange coloured ditto; one
case superior double Florence silks. dit
to lesantines, bandanO L flag silk hand
kerchiefs. levantne silk shawls, :.,arlet
comforts, fine bom5azene, silk stockings
aud gloves, black !lorentine, fine black
and lead calored wcrsted stockings.
plaid ribbons, bell buttons, India muslias.
elegant fashionable plaid mushns, kid
gloves white and coloured, cashmere,
imitation shawls, &c.
And on consignnentfrom Providence,
II. l. an Invoice of Domestic Goods,viz.
PIaids Nos. and 2, tickens,
Bro. sairtings, 81 and "A checks,
Ce.ton yarn from Nos. 6 to Is,
Stripes, chambrays,
Which will be sold at Baltimore prices
Jan eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
NEGROES FOR SALE .

TO enable the subscriber to close bis
administration on the estate of the late
Nlr. Edward Carter, of Prince William
county, Virginia, by discharging debt
still due from the said estate, viii be
sod 10 the highest bidder for cash, at
Hav-Market, in the said county, on
TUESDAY De 18th Of January next.
abaat thirty SIS PES, belonging to the
aid estate, consisting of men, women
and children.
L. BROOKE, Administrator,
with the viii annexed, OF +.
Garter, deceased.
December Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
FISHE RY.

yWyO rent, the excellent Herring Fish
cry called caoper's Point, ON th'
Maryland shore, two miles below tn
own Of Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber nv
H.P. DaingeJield.
Jan s 2a~am
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
For Sale or Freight,
ks The new schooner
~ Richmond,

ssSSSFH<l&aEY NIClltAAOtAet 81
1888 Captain James Lurt,
mrthen about 700 barrels, is an exceiien'
sessel, aud will be ready for . cargo g
.hree days. Apply to
LaicrasoE aad FotOtes I,
Who have for sale, said sch,r's cargo o.
100 tons of Plaster Paris.
.issso, for safe.
The cargo OF the brig Edward Fostef'
Capt. cruft, of -
14e tons Of Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The cargo Of the brig William Henry
Captain Clough, Of
200 tons Of Plaster Paris.
Landing from the-brig Galen. captain
Gruby,
100 barrels of mess beef,
so boxes of brown soap
Dec 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
$50 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
IA Saturday the lGt1 inst. bright
nulatto boy named JOSHUA. formerly
the property of Mr.. VIM. Hodgson, a.
bout 5 feet 6 inches high, from 90 to 81
years of age, stout made and handy leg
red has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes, large mouth and one of his fore
teeth out had on when he went off a
eair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
iacketof the same, but it is probable he
nay have changed them-It is probable
ne will make for Baltimore, Philadelphia
Or New-York, where he will attempt to
get employment as Confectioner, in
which business he, has been employed,
| will give reward of o5 dollars for Sc
curing him, taken in Alexandra and
fifty il taken within 30 miles, and the a
bovc reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges if brought
home.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
Public Sale.


On. Thursday the 18th day of Feb. next.
Wilt be sold at public auction on the
premises. tue following property BE-
longing tothe estate OF Rich'd. weight
nan. deceased.
A lot of g ould with the I'm
pravements thereon. situate on tie east
side Of Fairfax street, between Princes
and Queen streets ia the,tewn OF Alex
aaa,ia. freuting OH Fairfax street So
feet 6inches.
A lot of ground with the i'm
rroyements thereon, ,itua;e CD the s6nth
SIDE Of Prince St;set. and east Of Faira s
Street, SO feet l0inches front on Prince
street, aud 9S feet 5 inches deer.
Also,
A lot of ground with the i'm
provements thereon, situate at the Inter
section Of Princess aud Fairfax streets.
extending 6s feeton Princess, and Isl
feet on Fairfax streets.
Also,
Another lot Of ground hand
somely improved, situate at West End
adjoining the YroPel ~ of Mr.. John Long
den. aud containing one acre and three
quarters Of an acre. Terms made known
at the time ndplace Of sale.
Z. G. Weishiman.
dec OF cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
onion Bank Of .iicIandrla.

ODD December, 1915.
~ TOCKHOLDERS in this institution,
y who have paid the several install
ments called for, may receive on apPli-
cation at the Bank on or after the Isl
Jan. next, dividend from the profits OF
four per cent upon the money paid in for
the six months ending 5lst inst.
BY order of the Board.
C. L. CHAPMAN, Cash'r.
dec CS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15
\ family Of Negroes for SAFE

A NEGRO Man his wife and two
children--A bargain may be had
u information-Apply to the Printer
ian 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-15

{ opartnership
THE subscribers have formed con-
lection in business in this place, under
me firm Of Barne'raH and Popham.
William BarRe1cdN,
John Pophdm.
- Counting house in Union-street.
al the house occupied by Messrs. John
nd Thomas Vowel.
December IL dim