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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Hugh Smith Il Co

Hugh Smith u { o
Have received by the Fair American,
Cit and Plain Glass Ware.
Alse, by the Mary from Liverpool. !,
An additional supply Of
Queens Ware aud China,
making with their former stock an extern
sive assortment.
Also, received by Che Fair American,
AND FOR SALE,
tons patent shot
IL casks dry white lead
casks dry red do.
tons white lead ground in oil
az casks copperas
rolls sheet lead
And quantity Of wine and porter
Bottles.
Dec IL eetf
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Butter & Whiskey.

5000 VT. Bath Butter,
100 barrels Baltimore Whiskey, :
Just received and for sale by
DANIEL CAWO6D,
January 3 st
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Nov IS
Wanted to Hire

a Negro Woman, to wash and iron.
and Girl to attend a child.
Enquire Of the Printer.
doc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

MEssMATEs, while our eye-pumps are
grown dry with lamenting the loss of the good
old p" Pilot who has wcathered the Storm" we
must look out for these iand-lubbers who are
Tor putting at the helm an inexperienced Sea-
man who upset his ship ON the shoals of de.
mocracy two years ago, and has never knowi
the points OF tie compass Since. He neve,
can keep the old Ship Massachusetts trim anu
steady. | call them land-lubbers, for they
are the fellows that sold our little NAVY which
Captains WASHINGTON and ADAMS bull, for ms.
1 hey are the ieiiows vino huzzaed when sold
ironsides' Chat iiogged the British so hand
someiy) failed in her launch. No, Mess
mates, we'll have no such commanders; bul
Will all unite heart and hand TO give the helm,
to BROOKS, who commanded the gun-deck un-
der Admira! GATES, at the taking Of Bun
GoyNE-who was first Lieutenant during The
ast war-drilled the crew to the guns to give
DIN Bull basting, should he come too near
Ay, my hearties, he's the man for US, who
never sails under false CO ors, or becomes JACK
oi botil sides. lie Can pilot US through storm
OF sunshine, and will "never give up the 5 ~
Then, once more, Messmales, pipe al hands
upon deck, and on Monday aert give II en-
the long pull-and the pull all together, and
place an old sailor at the helm for the rext
cruise SAML. SEAWORTHY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

AR. SHIRLEY,
lHAvE read with painful emotions, an article in
the last Argus, under the title of Bap,istn 1t
scents 10 be int lded as the first Of e e, Of pa.
pers Under that head Lu, the public caanot ex.s
pect to derive much benefit ffoai essays written in
uch temper, and with SO insiduous design as
that. IL might be supposed from he title, aSa
fom the quotation OF Scripture, with which il is
graVeiy introduced, that it was composed by one
WAC Was seriously disposed, and anxious for .he
prosperity of the Church. But the writer soon un-
deeelyes US. We discover no reverence for the
scriptures bat piiabls ignoran &C of their mean.
ing, Tbs sentiments he expresses are no. those Of
ANY sect OF Christians. with which we are acqnan.
ted. h,le he assumes the character of Baptist
he liicules the opinions which they maintain. We
all know that the great body of bsp,s,s are cal
valisis. The first remark on the general PER e..
slon OF The gospel, is not applied to any persuasion,
bat Is aimed at religion itself. 1t is an insinua-
ton OF hypocrisy against all christians. The pre-.
cepts quoted we cannot consider applicable 10 the
Resent times The Saviour himself gave new
command on the subject and this is binding On bis
followers, even ii il annul the first.
The observation on the selishness of Missions.
res is slanderous alike every religious sect los
aptits the church of England, congregationalss
and methodists have sent preachers of the Gospel
10 foreign parts, but never " h ut amply pfoyi-
dag for their support. lie indecent epithet o.
spruce young candidates" Is quite disgusting TO
the serious mind though il well becomes the pen
OF one, who affects the profane levity of yoliain
WIN siaenn moekery the writer proceeds ia the
form OF ser on and considers the extent and
meaning vi III ptecep, , aud the danger OF monea
institutions. lie acknowledges that proper aae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

A proposition is before Congress for raising
the salaries of almost all the principal officer,
under the General Government. 1.-THE peonle
who viii have to foot the bill, approve Of these
measures, well may John Randolph say tha
III patience they resemble the Ok, who is pa
tent in proportion to the weight Of the burden
mpo ed upon him.
What i it makes the leaders of Democrat
so anxious to get Dexter in Governor. and also
Tor Separation! Is It that they may act the
same part In Massachusetts and Maine thai 9
now in The 6 fol tide Of successful experiment
at Washington!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
AANNNNRNNNNNNNNNV
MY BROTHER BARTISTs,


have observed in the last Portland Argus
piece entitled The Baptist No. (which
do not think can be written by candid, sin
cere Baptist, since christians ought never Il
have recourse to faisehood to defend the cause
of truth have had the honor to be in the
Legislature in the years 1912 and 1913; and
| confess | went there with some fearful ap.
prehensions, thai the congregational order wa:
nimical to the Baptists; but honestly con-
Tess never saw any thing in the conduct ol
the congregational representation, that looked
ike enmity to the Bap,ists. Now | declare
to my christian brethren, that ! was one Of
the committee in the Legislature for procuring
grant on the petition for township OF land
for Baptist Institution and declare to my
brethren, that we received before the commit
tee. and afterwards before the House, every
constitutional aid could desire from the Fed
eralists. And fear il is not the pure princi-
pies Of the gospel that governs those, who try
to excite such jealousies in the papers. am
fearful, my christian friends, that Office seek
ers, who have no real desire for The promotion
Of the Redeemer's kingdom, may lead many
depout Baptis;s astray. We live in land of
christian liberty-our rights have been guar
anteed to US by the constitution and from
what have seen and heard, ain convinced,
that all the attempts to disaffect the Bapiists
with the federal government of this state, arise
from restless individuals, who are not seeking
the cause of our Saviour, nor Of their country,
but only their own self interest.
My dear brethren, | have belonged to the
Baptist church over thirty years AID ] can
say in the presence of God, | wish it grace,
mercy and prosperity, and hope in our Saviour
it will not be led astray by false reports.
lwould further say, my christian brethren,
that Twas nearly FIVE years in the revolution.
airy war, and often under the command OF
Gen. JOHN Brooks, the present candidate for
Governor and well know him to have been
a faithful and beloved officer. His courage
and conduct in the taking OF Burgoyne, and
his innoculating the army with the small pox,
every soldier will remember. | have known
lim while Adjutant- General and believe no
nan could do better in that office.
take the liberty to make my sentiments
public, solely for the reason, that believe
alsehoods are told by designing men to de-
,eiye my brethren. My christian friends,
here are many wolves in sleeps clothing-I
ct us not be deceived as 10 the things of our
present and otr everlasting peace. This from
your brother and well wisher in the Lord.
PHILIP OWEN.
Brunswick, March %, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

r
Wbo is General JOHN BROOK'!2;'
ALTHOUGH 'h0f who ask this in the demSeraek p no
that he oms rs citizen and dragged into n0osiey for parppo
potts danger pondby n n'
lhe well know that Revolutionary have been the fra their
eating hos iscss the made to reduce federal candidate i g
though every hn m Of @ n om ~.
the ecoecon old officer and derean and do bear
the evce of Gen Brooks though unnecery, add eaua
EXTRACT OF LETTER
From a" officer m the Revolutionary A,my--anti
be particularly acquainted Brooks during n
revolutionary In July I777 Col Brooks m
ment he commanded the northern ordered BY Gen Gates
force of about Col St Lgr Iree days after the defeat
te,kim COL Brooks with his end artillery arrived
Arnold there the after Brooks and of courte had the commands
agaa enemy etma.n DloI
was hs so ,y is s % ss ss' s :. A,ns
pieces Of The were principally made BY Brooks
dmpd leaving behind them all ,he, heavy aud baggage
The great which fuccsedsd the enug Snb, and o
Saratoga we'll and the gloom which then ovhung country
&c and knowledge ae their
very commanding Generals uuay but
aa,ed regiment, CD
advanced to stack the American army Cen Gates B
TO with regiment flank and h their du
accomplished The object of the commander
ps their line In this extremely
had returned and then
order OF Gates III vel known that this the brit check which the
my OF burgoyne received.
Again, October contemplated
Busoyne making He COL BROOKS midnight
hin the of c with orders ra
enemy and attack him. change the poeion of the
unnecehary but the fact will be by military
On the 9TH oetobsr 777 The height the action Of that Deceive
Gen. Gates ordered Col Brooks march the wmef of the fire
eighth he oahd through the engaged ne fell into the line is left and End
okades and works occupied BY German Gnads
other Bri Canad-he nfany advanced and attacked
his regiment he attacked
carried them the Of the bayone and the ce With
the fame the other
der pahd Left attacked the completed
he down their and urendered
maey d orders for the the entertainments but
executed Col Brooks and his e band Of Yankees remained
them and thus held the right and of the Br
'a d1e 6ity1 Heue 1t full recollection
pieces artillery the fruits OF this dec6ve affair." which
Brooks took iuch a eadiag
Not long appointed Inpcor
ne LEI COL Brooks his ant Inspector Generals
which heard table in New Windfr
ton of excellent officer aud tr dicplnaan
a few days Ge taking with Hon Mr. Partridge reing Cen
BROOKS he told that employed BY the Lenau
1916 the the of making
line of the State, of Gen characters
General
he conhdered the o the qucned
placed high rank the Commen could place HIM confidently
they neceay with enlightened people MAahu
citizen who has arrived filled aoR
ehces civil and military aan whole character the
uttered charge cannot need the praes
am, respectfully &C. JUD All ALDEN"
nnca mora
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

IoEoDAf, MhhCH IL
National Bank.-AD amendment declar-
ing the charter forfeited on non.pay mtnt oil
specie. was re seinded. There remains the
penalty of 10 per cent. interest. A motion
to make this penalty 20 per cent. was neg
a,ived, SO 20 70. The second specie pay
ment WAS fixed at d. 10 each share, instead
Of 5. Ii was agreed that the bank might
sue and be sued in the State Courts. A
molten to reduce the rate at which 6 per
cent stock might be subscribed, from pai
to 90 per cent. was negatived "a 10 LOG
A motion 10 apply the bonus TO internal i'm
provements was nega,iyed. An amend
ment fixing the Mother Bank" at NEW
YoHK, instead Of PHILADELPHIA, was pas
sed 70 20 "a.
An amendment was passed providing
that no subscription shall be reduced SC
long as there is on the lat larger subscrip-
ton, 81 to 43--:he object was to prevent
speculation. A motion TO grant salary &c
the Govt. Directors, and to preclude them
from Obtaining loans, was negatised.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

then postponed to Monday, 10 which day
/ the Senate adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26
WEDNESDAY. MARCH }

National Bank he bill was tltied to
be engrossed and read third time 81 % 81
[ This decision, says the Intelligence, 10
iairly indicative of the 6,sl success OF the
bill in the Housed The House reversed
its vote Of yesterday and e instaed Phila
delhhia as the position for the principal
Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

Mr.. Secretary DALLAS, it is expected
will be President OF the National Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-03-26

Mr. DALLAS is said to have signified his
intention OF rcsigplng The Office of Secreta-
~ OF the Treasury. This step is undel-
stood by the Cabinet parry as meaning trans.
Ia ION from the rreasuryship to the presi
dency OF the grea, mammoth molhe,
Bank
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
REMOVAL.
David Peabody

T NFORMS his friends and fOrmefl
customers that having sold out has
former Stock Of Goods and Stand, he has
taken the store two doors below the Me-
chanics, Bank, formerly occupied By
Messrs. Rogers & Lewis, where ne has ;
now opening complete assortment OF
staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the
last week at reduced prices. and will sell
them Tor cash oaly; at a very small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
SuperEne and common broadcieths, all
colsrs, !.
Black, blue and mkt spperfne cassi-
meres.
Cords and stcckinets, velvets,
Fiannels and booking baizes.
Bombazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton and wossted hosiery,
Ginghams and cal;coes.
Cotton cambrics, dimlties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
cottons,
Black, brown, green, crimson, buff 8
white leYaItIncS,
Black and coiored lustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gapze loT bal
dresses,
White and cclcrcd ladies and gentle
mems silk and Kid gloves,
Piaided 'ostrings. silk Fiorcntine,
Dress haadkerchiefs, embroidered witt
gold ard silver,
! Elegant merino and silk shaWls,
! Imitation and cotton do.
WoolIsp scarfs, waistcoats & drawers
| Gentlerpen's leather gloves, superior
Quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plames,
Boot cord, PITS, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
Public Sale.

3 PURSUANT to a Deed Of p.
a IRON Hugh W. Deneale to II s
scriber. for securing the paymen. auO ,.
twelve hundred dollars and expenae. o.
sale & interest, will be exposed 10 saIS. q
ready money to the highest biddsr. har OF
the Coffee -Houseir Alexandra. on Tna,
day the Goth day of Feoruarg newt aes-
Tract of Land containing three band,,.a
acres, in the county Of Fairfax, a,l;n;S N
ing the lands whercon VIM. DeS..I' '
formerly resided. '''
ALSO,
Two Negro Slaves, one named Cha,l.,
about thirty years of age and one nam
ed John about 90 years Of ape. or :"
much Of the said slaves and land A. III; ~
satisfy the said debt and costs and |,
terest, if the said slaves ore prodrrs5
on the day of sale, and if tilcy are M
preduced | shall proceed to sell the said
Land. The sale to commerce at p >
clock.
Charles Page,
trustee
Jan 26 IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
For Boston.

=
xs The regular trading schr.
Native,
Nathaniel Mayhem, Master,
Mil commence loading in three days
sor freight of 500 hbls. or passage, Apply
to the Master on board, or e
Who have received by said schr.
95 tons Plaster Paris
sOl boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bbls. beef
/ bale white Russia sheetings
i scask containing tea sets China
jan so -.---
The Copartnership
Existing under the firm Of 7. Swami
& Co. is dissolved by mutual consent.
r. SpaRE,
~. T.. Slsnnu.
N. r. The business will hereafter By
by !. saANS'
A funeral service for the late
most Rev Arch Bishop John Carroll
will be performed in st. Marys' Church
in the town of Alexandria, on Monda,
the l2ta inst. to commence at half pas
10 A. Ri.
tcb 8
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ELOUIs BEELER.

N. 3. Masters OF vessels and others
ARE cautioned against harboring or carry
ing OFF said fellow, as they will be dealt
with according to.law for SO doing.
l.. b.
Dec. 10 tt
The Editor of the Baltimore Federal
Gazette will please publish the above e.
very other s times.
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The Subscribers

TTAVING dissolved partnership with
IL Outaathorising any person TO re-
ceiye and pay the debts due to and ironl
the firm Of Vvithers and Heibcrt-We
have since agreed that Cave Withers shall
receive all debts due to the fra, and
paw all claims due by them, and he is
hereby empowered to do SO.
CAVE WRITER'S.
WIN. S. HERBERT.
P. S. G. Withers, will continue Gin
cinnattus GiIpin, as clerk and assist
ant, in the settlement of the accounts, O.
the late firm of IVitlsers q Herbert.
CAVE WRITER'S.
feb 10
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Dissolution Of Partnership

vE1HE copartnership of Fsnda' aad
3 Kooaes is this day dissolved By
mutual consent.-All these indebted to
said firm are requested to make imme-
date payment to Bepj. Z, fenaall wh'
is alone authorised to receive the same,
and those who have claims against SAT-
firm will please exhibit them Tor payment
BeWeaein = FeRdGH
David Noones.
The Business in future will be con
Quoted by Benjamin I. Fendall-Wle
mas onhand q general assdrtmsntot Gro
eeries. 81
debS
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feb 10
Tie supscr.be


Contemplating 8 Charge Of residence
is DESTROYS Of employing person capa-
BE Of managing his FFas.n ii lis absence.
The Farm is situated in leiferse,.
county, Virginia. The labor CT ten nep
is emp.oyed 10 its cultivation. The soil
is very rich !; the enclosures excellent /;
the crops abundant; in addition tc
which about one hundred becyes are ap-
nua!ly grazed and sold from the farm.
This establishment requires superio
actisltJ, industry AID intelligence, mi Z.
management. TO a person thus quail.
lied very liberal wages WILDE gi. en-.
A healthy nan with smal famil,
would be preferred. Application to BE-
made to the subscriber on tie premises,
Who will be thankful t. any friend who
can recommend man qualified as aboye
to give the earliest information to
Henry S Turner
Wheat,and, feb 10 law4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
The Subscriber

! he SUDSVIFUCI
Wishes TO employ q person who can
write tolerably well, to attend IN his
lumber yard. None need apply but a
sober, honest, and industrious man.
Vim. Rhodes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-12
IN COUNCIL.

IN COt MIL.
Fe5rary 5, 1910.
The following persons were appoint
ed commissioners for holding Elections
Iin TIE different Wards on Tuesday the
Fifth day of March next for members to
serve in the Common Council Tor tie
Iensuipg twelve months. viz.
1t ]. Neales Tavern fer the " FIRST
WARD"
Themas Sanford,
Anthony Rodes,
Alexandria M'&enBe,
IT tie Council Chamber ior the "se-
coDd Ward"
Eohlet Herbert,
Cclm AR!d,
GUY Atkinson.
At the Indian Queen Tavern for the
" Third Ward"
jain Rabcrts,
John Mckinney,
Hugh Smith. !.
Vt the house of Mr.. Grid, at The cOrrerd
Duke and ST. Asaph streets for the
:" Fourth Ward
Thomas bawrason,
William Rodes,
Elisha 'FaltGtt.
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Candies, Wrapping Paper, &c


This day landing, from the Schooner Ni'
tive, from Boston,
20 boxes mould candles, Of ass0rtea
sizes,
500 reams wrapping paper
AND IN STORE,
90 bids. good quality Mus'o'aO'
sugars, s.
40 bbls. and 20 bags green cores
10 puncheons, 8 and 4 OF tine hn'''
ed Antigua rum,
10 hhds. bright nolasses,
Q pipes Cd proof Holland sin'
10 casks green eopperas,
so half boxes Spanish segafS'
S tons prime country hemp, Cos
With general assortment Of Ot'''
res, as usual,
For sale by o,co
Bryan HamrsOh 2 o0'
Jan 81 --s
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Just Received

find for SGle By the Subscriber,
A few casks of Goshen cheese, war.
"a ranted of the first quality; superb
or Isle of Wight cyder in barrels; mess
beet and pork, Cork inspection !; 500
lbs. shoe thread; 100 barrels Suffolk
tar; with constant supply Of Liquors.
etc. etc.
ar Groceries as usual.
Joseph Harris.
fahr,,orv o dot
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Penn e Harmon,

c. me T. M kE rs,
EsEG leave toinform their friends and
kS the,pablic, that they carry on Their
BUSINESS in all its branches, at the large
Rick HOUSE formerly occupied By John
.sIair. on Reyal-street. between King
AND Prince-streets, where they intend
to. / eep constantly for sale, general as
sentiment Of CABINET FURNITURE
Of the best workmanship and newest
fassiens, aud are determined to sell on
AZ ptod terms as can be had irem the
.h,rtaward or elsewhere. They have
.liaboea9s for sale by the board OF log.
scH 4 few Journcymcn would meet
with Consistent employ.
February / eoSm
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$50 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber. o..
"a Saturday the 10th inst. a bright
mulatto boy named J0SHyA.l formerly
the prosperity of Mr.. VIA. Hedgson, a
bout S feet 6 inches high, from 60 to q
years of age, stout made'and handy leg
red has swing in his walk, large blue
eyes. large mouth and one Of his tore
teeth out had On when he went off a
pair of blue pantaloons and roundabout
iacketcf the same. but it is probable he
may have changed them--It is probable
he will make fer Baltimore, Philadelphia
or Newly York, wheRe he will attempt to
Get employment as CoDtectioner, in
which business he has been employed.
[ will give reward Of 25 dollars for Sc
caring him, iftAken in Alexandria and
fifty il taken within 90 miles, and the
bove reward if taken further from Alex
andria, and reasonable charges ifbrought
home.
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Land Tor Sale
Iq25 AcrRs.

IN he ca,nty OF Fairfax, four miles itroB
s.sseaS.sc1 ,swn and Washington CITY
aud Ten from Alexandria, thro' whic
Tue contemplated turnpike road iron
sea,ssc So n to LeesbaFg passes.
ut & bounded more than mile by ths
Potomac, on which lies so or Go acres
8 rich bottom and about 500 acres OF fine
Climber. dwelling lfonse with 4 rooms.
s large barn and few cut buildings
FRis land was originally Of the first qua
lity. and experience has proven It to b.
perfectly susceptible OF Improvement b,
The use Of ggypsan.
A Mill Scat,
.T9 which any part of toe above laDdlm may
be attached, and from which tiour may
be watef-bOrne to George Town. As the
water vii be taken frosn the Potomac, y
viii lsg capable Of tlrigiegaI the year any
machinery that may be erected the ex
uensein conveying the water tothe vince
be less than, in ordinary cases, ant
q Grip a day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
6T0 Acres,
Ia the county Of I.oudoun, s miles below
l:eesbpFg, lying on Broad Run--ssO a
ores are heavily tilpbered, the balance 7
ieesh lard and produces we'll.
Mr.. .NathiaS, OF LeeSbprg, or Mr.
sT1sda,eH Lee, ei Beimeni, will shew ta'
land and make known the terms OF sale
The whole Of the above property will b.
sold on s. long credit IF reqriredl witt
interest tFsm TIE tiate.
Richard IL. Love.
RcSebv, August y. co
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NOTICE..

TIE members Of the Washington So
ciety of AlexaHdlia. are hereby notified.
that a regular stated meeting Of the SAID
Society will be held at Mr.. ht'Laushlin's
Hotel in Aiexa. dria, on Thursday the
22d Of February at 10 o'clock a. M
The Society will move in procession at
IL o'clnck, to St. PauI's Church, where
az Grafton viii be delivered by Peter Ii.
Cruise, Esq. ere Of its members.
By order of the standing committee.
G. DENEA!.B, Sec'y.
feb 10