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would have fallen" To be thus tutorei
oy Il Frenca farmer, In their own language.
IN sSch circumstances and IN such terps
vas almost past endurance. They bcheld
the Peasants At the same time takjay OF
their mats anti surrounding the speaker, as
It TO protect him in case of violence :;
whist the Oldest amongst their own sal-
diers, anSionsly gazing on the reatpres OF
the stranger, were seized with kind IF in
voluntary trembling. Cmiured mere ,et-
e!nptOriiy, though respectfully, to disclose
his quality aed his name, Inc peasant.
drawing his hSud across his eve to :yipa ui
starting tear, exc aimed, with az half sti-
ied v0;ces's am hesciusco !" The nave
ment was electric The soldiers throw
down their arms, and falling prostsats on
the grnand. according 10 the customs of
their country covered thcir heads with
sanl. u WINS The proStFalinn Of tuc heart.
On EoscGUsRo's return to his house in the
neigh6orhood Of this scene, he found a
Russian military post established 20 pro-
tect IT. The Emperor Alexander haviaq
learnt from II. dc Ia uarRe, thai YoscI-
usHo resided in the country. ordered lei,
hin guard Of honor, and the country a.
rpild bis dweli;ag escaped all Elunder ana
coz flba;ions. koyo,usl,o rad withdrawn
soi!e years Sinoe from the guilty world Of
'ipnapafte 80 cultivate a little farm, re-
iectiHg every oaer which was made him nv
Napoleon, who had learnt to appreciate
his worth. Kusciusko knew him we'll. l
called ON him one day, to bid him farewell,
hayiag read in the oflicisl paper Of the
mornii.g his address to the Poles on the
| subject of recovering bis freedom, being
named tothe command ofthe Polish army
by R0Daparte. KoseiuskB heard me with
a smile at nay craGuiity; but on my sheg-
lag him his address, with his signature. he
exclaimed 8 this is all forgery Bonaparie
kuew me TOO we'll 10 insult me with any Of
Ter IA THIS predatory expedition, he has
adopted this mode, which can neither
answer nor resent, and which he attemnt;
TO co!or with the pretext ofliberty. His
notinns and niue respecting Poland are
at as great distance as our sentiments
on every other subject.
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KOsCIUsKo
From u. r. ii. H'aiiams's .Earafses of
Erenfs In Frnncp.

A Polish regiment, forming part Of the
advanced guard ofthc Russian army. after
expeIling the French from Troyes. march
ed ugon Contradictions. The troops were
forasing IN Z neighbouring village. and
we're asout 20 commit disorders. which
would have caused considerable loss 10 the
proprietors without benefit to Themselves
'echa5 piercing the banks, or forcing the
sinices " some FISH ponds. While jbey
wee thus employed, Il their officers look
ing on, they wete adoDishcd to hear tbe
aOrd % cVmmaHd, blddi them to cease.
pronounced in tiieir own language, By q
per on i|taedress oil tle upper Classof pea
ANTS they ceased Their attempt at further
s. oiiatieH, aud drew near the stranger
JIG represented To the troops tie useless
mischief they were about 10 commit and
ordered tbeli to Withdraw. Tic officers
comi g up were lcctared in their tnfn and
heard With the same astonish,nent tic inys
If predatory warfare explained 10 their
- When bad command ia the army Of
smoh your regiment is a part, ! panished
recy severely such acts as you seem 20 au-
horizc BY your presence and it's not on
these soldiers, bat ON you that punishment
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does not seem TO us to be at all founded We
daily see persons brought befare court raartiaI
{ r CIR mes committed while they belonged 20 the
army, although they NAV have since Quilted the
military service" After having made sever,.i
other observations, in order 10 prove Gle pcDnl-
potency ofihe council. he brought forward final
and powerful objection. 'fhe sentences ofccur,s
msrtisl may be, with respect 20 the forms SC
referred to council OF revision; this council,
Whatever may be Tie anil Of Inc prisoner, is to
be IN all cases compose, % the camp niatshal .
colonels, 3 lieutenant ccloile,s, amt a captain
Would it be becoming TO submit 10 a sentence
pronounced by four n,arsl,als aud three eenerals
to the revision of council thus composed q
tribunal which is to pronounce deiinitvely, ought
always to be composed OF persons OF superior
rank.
Nj. Joinvlle, tue kings commissioner. made a
feeble reply, declaring that Ney had. when he
had Joined Boraparte, put himself out of Tie
Charter. He called upon the court % avow It's
lcomretency. The marshal was tak5H back u
prison; the court retired TO the council cham
Der, and after ~ hours de- beration, returned,
Wien the presdeis; pronounced the decision as
follows:
"EFhe council having deli5srated on Tie nues
ton, whether it was coinpeteut 10 try MARSHAL
Ney, has decided in the negative by . majority
| OF. Sue 10 tsgo."
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@ 0 n G r q $ S.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
TngrsbAT. Jan. 4.
TIE DNRTAIOOR TRAGEDY.

NJ Piserqe'-, ~ offering the following mo
hon, scliarE q, tnat lie had no wish TO produc
any cgsaf on IN the house, nor 10 agitate at pre-
sca' auy question relating t. the unfortunate al
.aF "' Da'.maor pr son, but be vas DESTROYS I,
&c placed ~ possess'oIof any iic,al document
n rclaloa TO & wlucl nay be "a tie imnls of
she executive department with that view he
moved
" fiat thc President of tbe Unitel States be
relue Ted to cau5e 10 be lad before the iIouse
ifln bis oPunn It viii not be inconsistent with
the public welfare, any cnmmuuicatons VIII eli
may have passed between tbs government AN
lie government ri Great Britain in relstton to
INC WahsacuOns a. Otrtmoor prison, N tie month
Of April last, 80 fu' rs the prisoners there conii-
ned we're affected by then"
On the alggcstop Of Mr. Jactsor Of Va. tha,
,hec might be documents in the possession OF the
government, relating to this subject, not cOanec-
ltd Win TIC correspondence with tie Brtisi
Government, the resolution wa mo l.hei, so as
70 embrace such Documents and,
fhus modified lie motion was reed to, and
commit &c ordered to be appoint 70 lay the
ane before the President.
SETTLERS ON The PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. Jemigg5 rose md observed, that he wish.
ed 10 caI tie Attention Of the houss to a suffice.
growing 1tli ofWe ia proclamation Of tic PIE
''' W sl ,''''l'i otatN5s of'iCiiit al felti.tj
~ t'le pubic lands 10 be remove sfier an eariy
LAY ~ MARCH mex. ~ an act Of Congress da.
ted "a OF Harc., 1897, the Psesrdent OK the J.g-
ied aics was authorised 81 20 do; but by tac
81 section " he same act, provision was ma
'nat any suci settlers, who were actualv seiticd
on tre public lands, prior. 70 the passisc of that
acc night continue % eside the.eon; prov. tel
such se't,ers should, gnor o tic Isl Of Jannsry
l5y3, apply to ticproper iicers Of tie aai of
noes, ant oDiaih PERMISSION To reside tiereyt
condiii"ned 20 deliver up possession whenever X.
gured ~ purchases Of me Omitted States, ana
Conditioned likewise, 70 commit no waste OF
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d o NJ Z S TIC.
THE ALGERiNE TREATY.

Documents accompanying tie Message Of
the President, Transmitting to the Sc
nate the T'reatyot Peace ioith .figiers.
U. S. Snip Guerriere, Bay of AIgiers,
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ID . NJ Il S TIC.
g 0 NG r e S s.
IN SENATN.--Eeb. Q.

IN SENATE.--Feb. 9.
The Senate resumed the consideration
of the bill TO reward the officers and crew
Of the late u. $. bng Argus (for services
prior to her capture by the late enemy
and, on motion Of Mr. FAR, the bill was
postponed TO The first Monday in July next
equivalent TO rejection.l
For ip0RemeHt--Aiessfs Bibb, Gail
lard, KIM, facock, Macon, Mason of N.
II. Morrow, Roberts, Ruggles, Talbot,
TAFT, Thompson, Turner, Yarnum, Wells,
Williams, WiIson---1S.
Against Postp0aemen Messrs. Barry,
Brown, Chace, Condit, Daggett, Dana,
Fromentin, Goldsboroueh, Harper, Uor
sey, Howell, Mason of Va. Sanford, Itch
cn1r--l4.
The Senate then resumed the cOnsidera-
ton Of the amendments of the House VI
Representatives to the bill concerning the
convention to regulate the commerce be-
tween the territories Of tic United States
and his Britannia Majesty.
Considerable debate took place on the
subject various notifications were sug-
gested to the amendments, by those who
were not disposed to reiuse 10 legisIatc at
ali on the subject.
A motion was made by VIZ. King TO
posi- zone tbc further consideration Of the
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nyRa .MnL sroNe .llavvEacrt RY

THE subsc,ihers respectfully inform the public,
that they have just received direct, from France,
Large quantity OF prime BURR BLOCKS. OF SUI
pcror Guaiity amy hitherto mportetyo ia .:aee,
and having been engaged in the business upw ai,s
ofhftern years, they latter themselves from their
long kn2@iedse OF the trade, and the appreciation
which their work has hitherto met With. that they
will be able to nianufactare Mill Stones, as
sonable terms As those imported from the North,
warrs't them ond To perform we'll.
They have opened shop on 1911, Street. nearly OPP.
posite to the Old City Tavern, where gentlemen arc
invited to call.
NATHANIEL WHITE s: Co
EsbI1Iarv I3---tf ~
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CIIEsTERrIELD COURTS.

N future the County Court of Chesterfield will
n be held, on the .ish Monday in every month,
-inaiesd oftlle second Monday, and the quarterly
te.sas viii be in February, April, July and DC
tobsr.
The fall term ofthe superior court of law for
said county be held on the 2nd dayof No
ycmher. --.str
The court for January having taken place, no
Court therefore VIII be held, on the 18th Monday
of tire present month.
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IY9R DEPaRrNE.N,I,

To facilitate the business of obtaining Warrants
ofMilitary .Bounty Land under the ACES Of the
oath December, 1871, of the 1lth ssnuary, 1912,
rnd Of tlle 10Th December, 1914, all persons in
ierested are invited 20 attend to thefoilowinls IN
lorinatio on -
LIST. Every Person whose services enlitlc hinf 20
> Land Warrant, and who personally applies for
Il, viii be held to produce Mt the War Depart
Hient his original Discharge, which ought to ex-
press he dutc of Enlistment, the Iera,ior which
the Person Gas Enlisted, that he ids E.nhfi2y
s,rUed the United States during that Term, anu
tirrt he is honorabiy Discharged, The Phraseol-
Ssy OF Disability DischGrges fsr necessarily the
tersfrom ordinary Discharges; but ia those dif-
term" hcnoro6ty disckarged' is deemed ,,nfa.
mount to the Certificate of faithful service re.
quired by law. 2
I'd. In case where the original Clairaaii- shall
not personally apply for lbs Land Warrant, his
original Discharge must be transmitted TO the
War Department, accompanied by Power OF
Attorney, duly executed, Of the following form
viz. :,
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
That u -------late Ain Cap,ain-----
Company, in the Regiment of----who
was enlisted thc---day Sof.---onc Thousand
EIGHT hundred and----to serves-----and hon.
o,ably discharged from the army of the United
States, on the---day Of, one thousand eie!lt
hundred and, aswill more fully apsearby
my original discharge hereunto anne xed, HAVE
and by these presents Do, nominate, constitute
and appoini----niy true andlawfid attorney, for
me and in my name, and in my behalf, to procure
and receive from such officer, person or persons,
as shall be legally authorised to grant The same,
WarrcHi for the quantity of land to which am
entitled for ;ac services rendered by me as a.
lin the army OF the United States, during the
lateNwar, pursuant to the law OF the United
States in such case made and provided. And
further hereby empower the sOit-----to do and to
perform all such acs and things, and 10 giyesuci
areceipt or receipts, or execute sach instrument
or instruments in writing as shall lie required, in
as full and amplea manner asI could myself do
were personally present. and do further EN-
power him TO constitute and appoint an attorney
or attornies under him for the said purposes
and also at pleasure to revoke The same And dc
further hereby ratfy and confirm whatever ny
said attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do il
the premises.
IN testimony whereof, Ii.ve hereunto set m,
hand and seal at - this - day of - on,
thousand eight hundred and
Signed, Sealed aud leiipereG ia presence #
.Skcse Of------------S
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FOR SALE,
LIND. ~ EGROES. STOCK. 81. Re.

FOR Sale on "Wednesday the 2Ist sf February
next, at the late residences OF Edward EIiIl decd
II King 6 Qaeen county, on nine months credit.
the personSi estate of the dccedeut consisting OF
Horses, Cstue, Sheep, Hogs, Corn, Wheat RYE.
Fodder. Household aud Kitchen Furniture, farm
ing utensils. bacon, and collection Of excellent
books. Bonds with approved security CARRYING in
terest from the date, will be required of the pun.
chasers Tor all sums above ten dollars-eash will he
required for purchases not exceeding that sum.
On Thursday the gel OF February, viii W. sold
TO the highest bidder, purauant 10 The will of The
decedent, that valuable and desirable farm, ON
which he lived, situate immediately on Mattapouy
River, eight miles above Kin. * Queen conf
house. and two from King William court house -
This firm contains seven hundred aud fifty acres
Of Land, of good quality, and very level The
plantation is we'll ine!oscd and in good order for
cropping
The improvements consist ola two story d yelling
house with f1ur rooms and passage on each iioor
q brick store house, with two rooms on each floor
and every other house necessary fog the eomfor-
table accommodation Of large family, and for far
ming purposes. There IS g,'anary eli a wharf
from which vessels carrying five hundred barrels
may conveniently load. To this farm 10 attached
ferry which nay be continued or discontinued at
tho option of the pnrehaser.
TERMS OF SALE One third of the purchase
moaey Cash. And credit oil one and two years
will be allowed for the baIapce upon the pureha.
ser giving bonds with approved security and deed
of trust or The land. Possession viii be given On
the first day OF March next.
Oh the same day and place will he sold for Cash
ten or t@eive Negro Boys ahd Girls.
Bf raE EXECU rOR5.
De
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EDTTTE
TIfE .sURSCRIRERl

HAVING REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND, TO EDUCATE MS DAUGHTERS,
WILL, take Young LADIES as boaFders on as
moderate Terms, as genieel Board can be obtained
in Richmond. His house is situated in the most
Healthy * Agreeable part of Town, near a fine
spring of water.
Al,MISTEAD RUSSELL.
RIcAMoNn, Feb. 10, 1St6.-2wtf
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FOUR OR FIVE BOYS,
From IL 10 l6years afage aade fgooa aispoaitions,
seio read and 'ndfe toterable vel, nil be taken
Apprentices TO the Printing Business.
Enquire az the Office Of tie Virginia .9rgus
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a Ia Tie Celebrated ltJrse
Nh. 1872 FLORiZ Ell,
So fillrous fs,. gstting fine 1iai

IN LI.~-TX So .ilinous .5s, getting file Tart
- ami Saddle Horses.
M I'LL stand the ensuing season at Halifax
w courthouse, Va. four days in every week I,
ard four days in every week at Pearson court
house, n. Carolina. The season will commence
the middle of March and end the middle of July
The terms and the pedigree will be made known
at the commencement of the season.
WM. BALL.
Broad Rock, January 81, 1916. At
Uj~ The Editor OF the Raleigh Star will insert
the above to the amount of S 3, and send his ac-
Count to the Editor Of the Virginia Argus for pay
ment.
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---------being duly sworn, doth depose and say
that ne is the same person described in and who
executed the above T:owor OF attorney, and that
the same is his own free aud voluntary act, for
the purposes mentioned therein.
S1pornfO, and suJsc i6ed tas----ley Of
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". u. In those instances where the power OF
attorney in questions is executed before q gokirH
Pubic and of course, attested by his Official seal
and signature, the above Certificate Of County
Clerk on each Instrument Will be dispensed with !.
but in such 4 Case il wiz be rediired that Ons
separate Official Certificate from the JJfIqic!eqi
or State .aafhsyity shall attest the quality and
Signature of such Notary which Single certii-
cate shall be admitted as Tie sanction Of all such
Fotaril Acts that accompany Il provided, that
each one OF those acts shall be particularly spe
cited in the said certificate.
NIB. All solicitations OF such q power must
be made before Noiary Public, in legal forrn--
The persons AUTHORISED b. sscii power OF attorney
or Substitution 20 receive a liant VQrr,ipf, must
present himsefat the Wef Department in order
70 sign Receipt for.t upon The Record
81. In cases wiiei the original claimant 10 dsad
and 40 iIeiFapplies IN his X ght he or she viii be
held t. ascertain or LEGAL proof chat Che bersen
~ whose Right tle application shall be so made
did enlist in sucll or such Company or Corps,
o. sucIfa day aud for slch term. and that he
was slain by the enemy or did otherwise die
while in the service q the United States, ~ sue6
q fine and btgcc
Next, tbe actual e'aiaeaf will be held to adj.
ducel legal certificates From competent authority
e. ascertain Chat he or sle liIuS claiming Land
Warrant, IL legitimate TER at La.9 aud Of law.
fui age in which case, although other Heirs
may exist, yet the syarrant will be issued IN
the name ofthe Heir so proving, adding thereto
the words" G,d Mc ogcr Ae1rs az Ld1s of--"
&c. &c.
a Land Warrant vii not be issued 20 an Ere
ci0ogy nor to ~ .7tDinisirGfor. The govern.
lDcnt Of The United States has not authors cd any
Person 70 act as an sgentfor the purpose ofuans-
acting any yart OF the business reld &c to the OBJ
tanning Military LaRd Warrants which vii as
usual be issued gratis at the Wor Department -
nor does II recognize any pretended Lan1 Of
zee tor Migt pnrpose, nor any other Agepfg that
nature, NJ any State Of the American Union.
slasRsf 2Sd, 1915.
s--.-4
For t" fee yeerY.p Or" during tJewar a, ais
cGse nGs &c,
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VOLUME1.l
EDITED BY

JOHN BURKE q Il. H. GIR.aRDIN,
AND PUBLISHED
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
Foun Doors nKLow THE Bknt TAvEns, Ar Foun
DoIrAns rrn ASsu,r, PAID IL ADVANCE.
w advertisements inserted at the usual
price, and promptly attendedto.
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md Co,,nty of--S IS,

and County Of -, "-
-- and being doiy sworr,
depose and say, that they and each of them are
personally acquainted with the above named =
and well know him 10 be The person des,
cribea in the above power Of attorney
'S1gOrR 10, and sH5scriGedtLis --------. Gag a.
- / 81 = hst.rc NJ.
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In testimony whereof have here.
(sEATN uric set my hand and affixed the
sea! ofthc said County, &c. this -
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cad County f.
certify that the above named - sr.d ----
are credible witnesses, Dated 1T ------------ lh,
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and Camlu of--S IS.

.Signsi. Sealed aud oleilpsree j. sresenee f.
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I-- Clerk of the County OF ----- State
Il, dohereby certify that -------- before
whom the above affidayits appear to have been
made, is a-------------- acting under the autho
rity of this State, and that the above is his sigma
ture q
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Advertisements.

TN obedience to an order OF the coun.
ty court Of Fairfax, we will, on Wed
nesday. the 18th day of December next,
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, all
that parcel or tract OF land (now eccupi.
ed by, and in the possession of Thomas
Ogden of lhomas) belonging to the re-
of the late J,sn Allison.
deceased. This tract is believed to
contain between 60 and 100 acres, tole-
rably we'll watered, with good propor.
ton in wood, bounded by Ravensworta.
and the lanIs of William Cash, seuior.
Zachariah Ward and w. II. Foote. Esq.
and about seven miles from Alexandria,
A farther description is deemed unne-
cessary, as it is presumed any person in
clined to purchase would view the premi-
ses, which will be shewn on application
to the tenant thomas Ogden of Thomas.
The terms will be, one third cash, and
bonds with approved security Tor the ba-
lance, payable in 10 and Is months
'Fhe sale to take place on the premises,
and will commence at IL O'clock, at
which time and place due attendance
will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS. e
November l8 cots
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ner failed /: and she rstur. ,tto
Their for support. Some time st,. =. I !
from the profits Of voyages, he va. ~. %,
again to go into business with ~ aSs
at tive thousand dollars but sucs saptf
his habits that he again failed, &c VET
gain returned to her father, ,,bo sAes
well as bis wife, the Husband prsa "' 1t
bused. His department had b s,sa'l I.
that Mr.. Parker would not ass su sas5
him into favor. In bis destitute s.p !. lake
ton she privately supplied him r s,ts'
part of her fathers bounty TO BE-, VIA 4
father died, leavingher an annual i, he'
of 1901. and other prope ty; ,n ,a'' q
bulk Of ms estate to her then on TIu 10
on condition that he should take Y 'cr
name Of Parker. ' tue ST.
The petition proceeds to DIV.
tion Of his endeayer. 10 get tie the h., "'e :,
"a convent in Spain, or d.stroy;n ,! t@
expecting, thus doing, 10 possess rs 4. an.
perry his pretended sorroy Tor , ns ~ ',
conduct and i'll treatment !: the recon,1' '
tioa-subsequrnt cruelty-horss, sS'
ping and choakiRg his wife-atlrn1,i
destroy the boy--the expected Lir, y
another a, child, prelHature on accOup, :
the fathers cruelty--hls preyiars ~,
iaands to destroy ii in utero-attsm, w.
her life his orders to dig y her (,S'g
banes and scatter hi, ashes f. 4
winds, &c. &c. v |
The petition was re ferr,l
Mr.. Estill moved that t:c se,oct ..
mittee be instructed to ESQUIRE ir.'S,
expectancy ofincorporating bank ~.
located at Abingdon [Csun.v of W,S,
!. .Ds'on, ard oae at staunton Tin Au:u.
'a'J nsieriea' Adjourned,
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MTOTICE il hereby given. that an e
~ lection will be held at Hay Market
In the cnunty of Prince William, on the
first Monday in January next. for the
purpose of choosing President. 4 Dlrec-
tors, and Treasurer to the Fauquier and
Turnpike Company. A pune
tuai attendance of the Stockholders to
said institution is earnestly requested on
that uaY.
November 90 law3t
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BIBLE SOCIETY.

The Subscribers to the Bible Society
e requested to meet at the Presbyterlah
3hurch, on Monday next, at IL O'Clock
4. NJ t. decide on the propriety OF
,ecpming auxiliary III. American Bi.
Sic Society. The inhabitants in general
are invited to attend. The object Of the
,,eeting will be stated by the Rev. Dr.,
Laurie, of Washington. Addresses MAJ
be expected by Francis S. Key, Esq. OF
Georgetown. E. B. Caldwell. Esquire
# Washington, and jacob Hoffman, Esq.
# Alexandria. The subject will be free
toalI others for discussion.--A collection
tor the benefit Of the Society will be TAX
IN up, which, considering the import.
ince of the object, it is hoped WILDE Ii
,eral.
Alexandria, Nov. 81