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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-27
Tt Col. Arinistead


of the United States Engineers,
WMTIsHES to contraction 1000 bbis.
of,Lime, 5000 perch of building
Stone, to be delivered in the months OF
March, April, May ard June at Fort
Washington on the Potomac.
Ale1'a. Feb 2 tt
The Editors of the National Intelli-
gencer aud New-York Evening Post are
requested to publish the above 70 times
and forward their account to this Office
Prepayment.
SAT- and Clover Seed.
Just received by the Subscribers for sale,
1000 bushels bright Lisbon Salt,
Also,
A quantity of Fresh Glover Seed.
Also, a quantity Of half blooded Me
W. j. D. g j. ROSS.
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JuSt Received

Notice.
FEyHE stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby
uOt6e,l that dividend OF S per cent.
for ths last half year on the capital stock
paid in, Is this day declared payable 70
Them or their representatives on friday
18th instant.
By order Of the President and
directors.
WI. PATTON. Jan. CASHIER.
s March &
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Land for Sale.

EyHE subscriber offers for sale two
Il small FARMS in the county of
Westmoreland and state of Virginia
One on Mattox Greek, containing 200
acres, principally land of the first quail
ty, 40 of which is heavily timbered.--
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary out-houses. a
fine young apple and peach orchard,
Springs of never failing streams convent
cit. The house stands on the banks of
the creek where every convenience and
luxury that the season can afford is at
tached to it.
also,
One other Tract, lying and being in
the same county, about one and hall
miles from the above tract, containing
262 and half acres, about $50 acres of
which is In good timber-there is a dwell.
ling house, kitchen, and an apple or
chard with some other valuable fruit at
tached to this, with spring of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin NJ.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Beaucock, both of
which gentlemen live near the premises.
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. IS
The editors of the N. Intelligencer
are requested to insert the above two
weeks and send their account to this Of
ticp.
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FiIberts.

Fllberts.
los Bugs fresh Flbefts, will be landed
.to-morrow, at Adams, Herbert and Cos.
wharf. from on hoard the sloop Alert.
For sale by
Barnesgall and Popham.
.fnd III store, for sale as aboGe,
5 hhds. and 2 tierces Loaf Sugar, of
good quality.
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John jackson
Offers for Sale,
$50 tons plaster
200 boxes smoaked, herripgs
90 barrels picked cod fish
5000 feet ash oars.
xsSsA For Boston,
EEsS The Schooner Ocean, Mo
800 ~ SSsz3ses Kellsa, master; will be
despafehed,in the present week, & can
take a few hundred barrels on freight il
Immediate application is made as above.
March Is eo3w
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res,ect. u the same afternoon, the prin.1
cess being with the admiral, the orders
and instructions d. tie Ffeach coasul re-
iatiye to the affairs Of Naples were exhl
bited to them It seems that lord Elk
mouth regretted much the like dlsposl-
tons which thwarted his views.
On the 14th, at the end Of the twenty
-four hours, the Bashaw sent his answerI
to the admiral, stating, that he would by
no means yield by force the Nean oli 1
slaves, because the court OF Naples 1t
self offered him ransom through the
medium of the French consul. Measures
were Immediately taken by the English
lconsui. to cause all captains, merchants,
land other persons that resided there, to
30 on board the vessels, and the ships and
Ifrigates were placed in allIne OF battle
ON the OTHER side the Tunisian gun boats
land the batteries Of GoIeta were get
| ting ready. In this confusion the sodl-
cry began to give signs that, as soon as
the first gun should be discharges, the
situation of all the christians would De
livery grievous, tor they would be sacri'
| ficed.
However, lord Exmouth requested a.
mother audience Of the Bashaw Tor the
following day, (April 49, at 6, A. Nj
He had for an answer that. that being an
lincoavenient hour he could not receive
aim, and it was deferred till 8, anu IN
the mean time the English continued to
prepare in order to depart. The princess
was also the next morning 20 go On board.
/ Her royal highness regretted very much
that these events should obl;ge her tn
such precipltate departure, without be-
ing able to take leave Of, aud express her
thanks to the Eashaw, who betrayed en-
tireI the expcnces of the princess, from
the day that she deigned to inhabit his
palace,
/ On the 10th the admiral went to see
the Bashaw, having already at this time
written q letter 10 the French consul, in
forming him that lie wished him not to
Icont;nGehis negotiation for the ransom
Of the NeapoiItan slaves. II short after
the most serious aud warm discussions.
lord Exmopth obtained the liberty. arith-
at ann ransom, OF the Sandman cap
itives, and under the promise CT pre-
sent. lie Neapo!itar captiyes were also
set at liberty the EasAaw coadescend.
Ing faally to adnit the mediation OF En-
gland, il order to settle defnitiye peace
between his Sicilian majesty and his sar-
jdinian majesty with thai regency.
10 mention is made OF the unfortunate!
Romans and Tuscaas, who are groaning
lin the servitude OF I'u;is.
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land for Sale.
.tuly 8

A TRACT or parcel Of LAND. con-
q tanning betweentwo and three hun
dred acres. on the narth side OF Occo-
auan. in Fairfax county. about 5 miles
wesi Of 0ccoquan milis-it is well va
tered with never failing springs, II is a.
so well ti,ubered, and the great quartz
ty of froo timber on it renders it the
more valuable to any person IN the coop
ering line. This land is Of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable weli--there isabont
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The Improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and a good
apple orchard Of about 60 trees. Any
person incliling to purchase Can view
the premises aud know he terms byapr
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. Haley, jun.
at 0ccoquan mills, or John Ii. Haley.
near Fairfax coart house.
l'hcmdS Gossons.
anil is Gm+
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Public Sale.
Julys-6-


By virtue of decree of the CIRCUIT
Court. will be sod, on Tursday the s5th
day Of this month. at IL o'clock. at Nc
Keowin,s hotel, Lots No. 6. z and 10,
in square 6S4, in the city CT Nashlpstol.
These lots are situated on Capitol hid
and we're the property OF the late General
! George Washingtou, ard improved by
him. They are abaGt 600 yards from the
capitol, a beautiful eminerce, & might
Be improved SO as to afford two Q, three
desirable situations for private residence,
or to rent to great advantage as snardins
houses. The cellars of the iormer bIild-
ings are web finished and uniwured, and
many good bricks might be got from the
ruins. Also, Lots No. 5, IL, Is and L.
in square 667. These also belong to the
estate of General Tgastiagton. aud are
situated on the Eastesn Branch, most, il
not all Of them, are believed TO be very
eligible water lots.
The above property will be sold on a
credit of: IL moaths, the purchasers u
give bond with approved security.
George c. Washington,
Trustee
b,lv 16 dts
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Priace- ~ isiisn o,tnty Coasrt.
.Tune 4th. 1916.

ON the matioa Of Edward Brooke,
f,te sheriff of Prince William County.
=, whom the estate OF Rooert Carter, de.
90, ed. hath been committed 1t is or.
Ard. that the said sheriff DO give public
notice to the creditors Of said Robert
Carter. by advertisement, in some pub.
IL newspaper published in Alexandria,
ana ~ the court house door. that they
.rsssnt their claims, duly authenticated,
Ear payment, on or before !, ss The fs , Mon.
court viii proceed to distribute TIE estate
AMONGST those whose claims are then ex.
hibited.
A Copy-Test,
Phillip D. Daw, c. Q.
June II If
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SrIAG MARINo.
aJor General,
TIE SECOND B LETIN

" the Emancspatlng .Are ofTanezgea
Gives an account Of til katherine 70
ception the squadron met with at Smh
City. and of the visit pa d item Ly ecr
Arismedi. 1t also states ia tie rorJ
lists evacuated the place OF the Cd met
with such precipltaocy, that thew Jeft
their arms ard provisions. and our war,
rlors occupied all their post, on the I'd.
without firing nusket. Tie CITY os
Assumption presents melancholy snqe
taele of desolation: the roY a!ists have not
lett one stone above another, every
has been consumed BY fire.
On TIE 9Th, he independent sousdm,
commenced the blockade of Pamnstsr
The enemy were terrifying themselves,
but could soon have TO choose the alter.
native OF submitting or pcrishius.
Head Quarters. North City Of aIarous.
rita, 9th May 1916.
SANTIAGO MARINO,
AIajor General
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Public Sale.

. q l.. =. 49,
BY virtue cs a writ OF, yendsfiofa 20,
poaas, to ne directed, from the S.uft q
Appeals for the Western Shore OF Mary
land. will be sold, to the highest bidder
for cash and crop Of Tobacco, On MON.
DAY the a9th instant, at the hour o.
two O'Clock, at Ogaens' 1arera. in Port
Tobacco. all VIM. COURTS right. ii.
Gle and interestin aud to tact or parcel
of land, called Milford con.
tanning eighty-seyen and half acres, more
or less, the property OF William Courts
taken in execution to satisfy debt duc
Samuel NVimsatt.
Townley Rohey. late Sheriff
of Charles County.
july 90 dts
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b e u Undersigned

is THIS D9F landing the cargo OF
the British schooner Admiral durham,
on Mr. John Janney's wharf; consisting
of fire favored ,obaso Rum--ist quah :
ty Barbados sugarih ligh, hhds. tierces
and bb!s.-T hhds. best Shspb, and 2
hhas. Lime Juice, which he will sell on
Ideal terms,
n. REILLY.
Purchasers shall have the advantage OF
Bonding the Duties.
.tuly g
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RiLaGelphla, Jug $.

Philadelphia, July S.
Extract of letter from Liverpool, to a
mercantile house in this city, dated
May 2S, 1916.
Grain has fallen los. per quarter in
London and cd per bushel here. 1t IS
Impossible TO devise what the markets may
do"
|Frem the Virgin Islands Courier, received
at tie Office of the Freeman's Jour
nal.
Tortolc, Nay %.
FIRST BULLETIN
,Of the EtnanciPating Army OF Venezue-
The expedition from Aux Caves. plan
ned by The Captain General Bolivar, and
Furt|er the command Of Admiral Louis
}rion, sailed Or the S lsf March from that
port.
/ After favourable VOYAGE they made
the Islands rertigus ON tlie fst May, and
the Heights Of Marguerite the .fa2 alter,
when a topsail schooner ard brig we're
described, wherenpon the admiral ordered
the aquadroa, for the purpose ffctacIing
hose vessels from the shore, and to as
certain from whence they sailed, to pursue
.Aem. tliisbeing effected, the line efbattle
was formed and the rational Hag nailed
30 The maiamast The commandant
followed the brig and schooner, he latter
being a bettery,sailere hauled her wind.
when the schrs. Gen. sierino, Jupiter &
Toneio chased her. the other vessels
the admiral in chace of thebrig.
At11. the sch. Constitution attacked the
brig on the larhnard side, aad the COM
mandant co-operated on the starbeafd,
tie BRIG making Almost vigorous defence
with great guns and mssquesry: in a very!
short time the enemy was dismantled, but
to resist with great tenacious
ness. At this moment, the admiral being
: ounded. the captain, Renato Beiuch.
10 KITE command Of the Commensurate 81
Of the squadron. That vessel thereupon
under dreadful fire, boarded the enemy
WHO unavailinefy endeavored torepulse
rs, but our valiant sailors having taken
possession of the quarterback, obliged the
enemy to retire to the hold, and struck
me Spanish flag. The captain was found
dead in the cabin, having receTedsa shot
through the head, as we're also the lieu
tenant and surgeon on the decks and inI
the hold, there were ~ killed and 81 |
sounded, beside number who jumped
overheard and were drowned. The brig
s man of war, cahert the Intrep;do, OF
Il eight Founders, ameng which were six
,rass culeerins, and she had on board
40 men. her commander was lieutenant
If the Inglesia frisate.
At FIVE p. NJ. after exchanging few
~oadsides. the schooner struck her colorsf
Q the General Mariuo, just as the latter
vas in the act of boarding her. fhe cap+.I
vas badly wounded and we found sixteen
the men killed and wounded She is
kings schooner called the Rits, mount
ae one long eighteen on swivel, two Ell
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Joseph Smith and Son
april IS
HAVE IMPORTED

HAVE IMPORTED
In. the Barqae Mary, from Lirerpoos,
100 crates and hhds. of qaeens ware
600 sacks oi,i.iyerpooi salt
500 boxes OF tin plates
6 DO block tin
6 do sheathins copper
roo kegs Of paint
10 do Venetian red
9 do varnish. 5
1 do leturage
I2 casks dry white lead
10 Go sheets OF lead
1000 bushels of coal
2S cases ana trunks OF cotton
goods VIZ.
g do 81 ca,icoes and ehintz
s do furniture 81,
So. 9 do dimities
/ do white Mat4eillss ard Jeans
80. I do styipcd jenets for pantzioons
9 DO cambrics
i dc giushams
do j4conets
Q do pocket handkercbiefs
lido Fapcy neck hanlkerchiefs !,
Q aa cotton shirti:}gs
Q do cotton balls
/ do brown Holland.
,futv s 1t
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Pubic vale
July 465

Hay virtue of Deed of Trust fror
Ea Ann Linton Ncsbett. to the subscrib
err. dated on the twenty-fith day of Au
gust 1919, to secure the payment Of
& 1859 Is cts. withiGterest thereon from
the 9th of February 1912. due irola
the said Ann Linton Neshett. to
Niessrs. William Newton, and John
tauncaster: I shall on the third Mon
da in Julv next, Mt Fairfax Court
House, sell at public auction for cash
The following ract of Land,
Situated in the county of Fairfax. upon
Oeeoouan River. bounded according to
the deed of trust as follows: beginning
at an old decayed stump at tie laouth OF
Sandy Ran. aad running thence north
two hundred and fifty two poles to two
small poplars. and small! mulberry tree,
near Joseph Hampton's fence, thence
south eighty two degrees and az hall.
west along the fence OF the said Joseph
Hampton, and with aiine Of marked
trees, two hundred and City two poles,
TO point within six poles OF an old, ial-
len tree and box saplin lately marked
.-thence south four degrees west enc
hundred and ten poles to 0ccoqsaa nv
err. thence with the meanders OF the riy-
CIR and binding herewith until it wou't
intersect the opposite line ii continued
thence from the point of intersections con I
tinuins the same course south tou de-
grees west one hundred and thirty fee e
poles to another part of Ocenquan river,
thence with the sneanders of the said riy-
or, and binding theseupon 10 the begin
ming. supposed TO contain SIS acres and
eight poles. The whole OF so mach only
Of The above tract will be sold a. viii bel
sufficient to pay the sum OF 8 .S57 Sc cts
with iatesest thereon iroGa the lsts FEB
ruary 1915, to the day Of sale. The Sub
scriber will make 60 othef deed than ~
trustee, conveying whatever right tbsi
aaia Ann LsNesbett has to thelland.
Edm. /. lee.
Tive ox r.
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mound crrronaies, and two lta,l.
lied eighteen Founders, wits Crew s - y.
men, her commander Was eeona NJ ~ W
nant Of the fligate Mateo & NM, 'su'e'
On our side.there were NV on -
the Commandante seven killed and Y s;a1i
wounded, among the former was .sat
brave officer -Barthelemi. Ihe Gsn ,ua!
Marino had two men slightly vound le,al
The admiral, and captain aelachS e 81
Quoted themselves in this day,s hs son.
with all that bravery and abiiity u ua'!le
were Justly to be expect d from sn'ca
Judgment and yalor, and the captain " q
neral, highly satisfied therewith. laa se'
ed the former to the rank 81 admir- sI ''s.
the latter to that ofcaptaia. The off, aff and
and the crews engaged in the .a un;.ers
acquitted themselves ia most s,t; ,pns'
tory manner, and the remainder rs aus'ac.
their not having met any enemy f. s =.
bat with. .cal'
The Events of this dav have tc-,,,.
led the blockade ofthe North Side Of '1 az.
Island, the only forces which srnno. ,,l;
lit, having fallen into our hands rf ml.s
would have been the cas- with as NAM
as might have attempted to oppose ne
Head Quarters, North CityoI N.sn 49,
rita, Sd May, 1916. ou''
SANEIAG n,Apr>ro
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Pablo Sale.

shall oaasat Public Sale, On Y sd ln
day the 10Th inst. at 1 o'clocS, 4
The New Brick WARE. Hou lou SCI -. re :.
Gently erected. on Potomac Strand, norll
side ef Duke street, SO feet by 25, twl
ae,l ! half stoties, faithfully built and vel
iinisbed !; in point Of situation and 9 con
seaience for business, not eqGailed ..
any in the town.
Terms at sale.
John Jackson.
JAY 8
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Cansisfin@ 9;

One bale Of suoe fne london D[oae ~.
cloths, one ditto kcr meres o. a sup.
or quality, Ma seilies yesiins'' 1 u.s.
linens, corded mnsiihs. glnslans' ll;,ta
pcheces, ditto wells, ditto shaTls' % sas
handkerchief, thread lacss, 5'.ts,.
and damask silk shaNls. ditto haEas M
chiefs, silk hose, cotton ditto, ha .; ass
beaver gloves, pialn and pau Iepo
Leyantine,, Of assorted colours, ' 's.s
and Book MusIlns, Cambria 1s s,rn-.
India Null Null Muslin, 90; h Sn,,sa
Linen Cambria, Canton Grapes; ,sndsa.
Kersimeres- Company Flag y p.mts--
ma hkts.-super "A London f l.hass,
Searsuckers, Furniture Caiicoes' vi INV.
Bed Tickinss, Russia sheeuAs'' :
tas, Carpelings, &c. &c.
ALSO,
5000 yards Domestic Tow - I n,d n
sr-5p Country Merchants wlll llnu ue tls
their advantage to cali and eSa''''D'
above goods. ,,.r,rrrLE.
May IS
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CarpenferS' wanted.

THE subscriber wishes to employ Sc
or twelve good Hoase Carpenters. Z
work at FILlcor's New Establishment
Elk Landing.
81 He will give liberal wages if I'M
mediate application is made to
William Stescart, Carpenter
July 2 1T
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Union Bark, Alexandria,

s sos eJufe p. 1876.
Stockholders, in tbis3institutiaa, wis
she. several instalments called
for. may receive on applicaHnn at: che
bank, on o. after the first Of Jdiy,a divi-
dead from TIE profits for the six months
edins S0th instant, at the rate Of four
eer, cent. upon the money capital nov
paid in.
By order.
G.. +. Chapman, CASHIER.
June 90 dist
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The Museum will be opel

Tor the reception oil Visitors, on honda
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
rom to s O'Clock.
May 4
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SANTIAGO MARINO,
sIaJor General
FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star. p,
Il. Page, master, from Hayre De
Grace,
| case white and black GRAPES.
I do Lavantinc handkerchiels. with
colored borders
Lehg black and white silk gIoves
l case meas and womeu's black
and white six hose
g 90 Flosences, assorted colOrS
9 do heyanthe do do
4 do taEptas do do
l do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes md co!,vs
J do mems leather gloves
| ditto green sewing silk for I'M
brellas
ditto sewing silk, asserted co.'s.
DO. Oh skin lat covers,
DO. Cambrics,
1 Do. Lorg Lawns, Cambria his,
Shirt buttons.
/ Do. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape. and
gauze fans.
The above goods were purchased with
cash, aud selected BY the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold ate
small advance by,
). & /. Vowel,
Lawr&son glove.
Also,
Landing from said Schooner ana Tor sas
AS above !;
.95 pipes old cogniac brandy o.
superior quality 4....
90 cases Champagne. g dozen ean
60 ditto inedoc cl4yet, 2dozen saeh
May 7
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J. & /. Vowel,
Lawrsson Y.<FoW'e.
Spring Goods

The subscriber has Just reserved 'm
is now opening at Ills store a Ie" uo@ ,,,
above the Washington tayern' gun
plete and elegant assortment OR
Seasonable Dry Goods,
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PuB1lsHgD DalLg BY s. saoVDE RoTAIsREET, ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY, MARCH II, 1916.

DISTRICT OF coLUMBIh---ro VIII:
DEit remembered, that on the sixth
4 D day of February, in the year ofou
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixteen, and OF the independence of the
United States the forty-first, Samuel
Snewden Of Alexandria, in the said Dis
trict of Columbia, depostedin this Office
the title of book, the right whereof he
claims as proprietor, in the verbs fol-
lowing, to wit I: ga candid appeal to
the present ruling party in the United
States, by citizen''-In conformity to
the act Of the Congress OF the United
States, entitled " an act for the encou-
ragement Of learning, by securing the
copies Of maps, charts and books, to the
authors and proprietors of such copies
during the times therein mentioned"
and also to an act. entitled s al act sup
Elementary to an act entitled " an act fo
the encouragement of learning, by secur-
ing the copies of maps, charts and books.
to the authors and proprietors of suct
copies, during the times therein ,,ention-
ed" and extending the benef thereof
to the arts of designing, engraving and
etching, historical and other prints.''
liz testimony .of which, have hereun-
to set my hand and affixed the seal
cf my Office, the date above men,
toned.
G. DENEALE,
C.. Dist. Col.
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1850
FIFTY DohLaRs REWaRH.

- - = S'O sfSAHAASO Ib1VO
RAN AWAY from tae subscriber.
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mary
land. near Queen Anne. on tie 10th
instant. likely light muIattolad. called
CHARLES JACKSON, abou, feet s
or 8 inches bigh--had on when abscond-
ed a blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta.
looms very much worn, white cotton
shirt, new fur hat and boots. he has
also variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown--he is an artfui
fellow. and as he reads and writes very
well no doubt will forge pass to answer
his purpose. The above reward will be
given Tor securing him in Alexandria or
Georgetown Jail, and Sixty Dollars Il
brought to me.
Nm. 6. Sanders.
n. B. All masters Of vessels q. Others
nre forewarned harborlns or carrying Of
said fellow at their peril.
Decemheri3 eaw
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Notice is hereby Given,

ESQ the Stockholders of tire Fairfax
Il Eank of Virginia, that one TWEEN
tleth part of the capital stock subscribed
to said Bank, will be required to be paid
at tie Banking House at West-Fnd, OIL
Tuesday the 9th instant-and one other
one twentieth of said capital stock at the
same place, on the 18th day OF March
ensuing.
BY order OF the President and Dircc.
tors,
Thomas Moss, Cashier.
February dtlsthMar
Notice is hereby girpn,
To the stockholders of the Real Estate
Bank of the United States, that the Sc.
cond instalment of Five Dollars on each
share is required to be paid into said
Bank On Friday the 18Th of March Lext.
BY order of the President and Di.
rectOrs.
". Z. Scam, Cashier.