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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09

oT THE HERALD.
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Robert Drown
isaac Brown
J A BSrford
VIA II Barron
Jeremiah Blue
Rev FIsncis Bank
Samuel Bard file
Vgicntine 8nn,z
SclsIen Hrrward
HARRIET Brown
l"hn Boyer
James Brown Q
James HabEiHge
jeremiah i3uoin
| James Brooks
Natgarc. Boyrne
| ASA Brooke
Juhn Bcpwn
ihomas Brown
Ah' a am Bo.s
E.Eza a 8ccd:o
fHsGph Hlnme
May w Bicker,o,
Nery Baggot
John ID Bird 5
Samuel Cats
J CrGi.loDdon
'aml Cornwcll 3
NuaSa Case .
John Carthrea
Addison Clarke
L.ucintia Gates .
John Cra"tlell
'nhn Cabie
jan $ Curvcy
Dani:itultz
Charles C,tinpsn
nary Ir"HSc
Captain CuriFs
Fililia Cray ~
Charles Ccfia
Leonard Coles
John Dove
John Dune
Susan DAVIS
Betsey Deneale 3
Denas DeTing >
David Dick
Augustine Demii,
i;eHc
John Dayisoa
jamesIT DuiSucy
Maria Dangericld
YIN GNnger6eld
Elijah Dawson
Joseph Daring
Francis Dodge
Charles Drew 2
Daniel + Dulaney
John Duff
Andtew Dunseath
Thomas 4 Digge,
l.
Richard Ennharoar
James Evans
John Ella
William Exlcy
Nathan Eaton
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Lucy Fawlcr
Hannah Franklin
Ann French
Lillcss Fcrrier
John Floyd
Mary Fletcher
Walker Franklin
G.
Henry CNbreath
lps G. + Gordon
MlrRaret Gornail
JOSS pin Gales
John Guyer .
Polly Going
Hester Gray
Virginia Cray
Joiin J. Gujrin
= Green
| II
| Harry Harp
| Join Howard
| ) EIasicy
| Ann Henderson
| Iuhn Hand
| Miles II Hughes
Jesse Burd!e
Sarah + Hebb
Caspar Elayman
Ann Hunter
David Hill
Alexander HHnte
tx J
James Irving
| Robert Isles
George Jacobs
Joseph Johnson
Penelope JamcSo
| MARY Johnson
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09
THOMAS MOUNT

Has Removed his Fancy Hardwar ar.
Store and Comb Mandatory from
Royal Street to his NEW STORE, or
King street, lately occupied by Mr.. Jas
r. Riddle, opposite Patons and Butch
cr's hardware store.
JUST FINISHING,
An assortment of Tortoise Shell
COMES. M,rch 1t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09

vaudeville & LARMOUR
HAVE RECEIVED FOR SALE,
K z hogshcads | Pennsylvania Rye Whis-
~ so barrels I key
60 D DSSs New England Rum
40 pnnehe0ns I'd, sd and eth proof w.
IS barrels 9Th proof Accomuc Peach
Brandy
: pipes Holland Gin
10 bbis country do
40 hhds. NolalIes
SO bbls low priced Sugars
IS caGs "e" N"'''''S
1000 los. frelr Zante Curra; IS
600 lbs. fott fhellcd Almonds
so caiks color, d t1o(Aen Chceie
200 frkirs Penfylvana Butter, Phila.
delphia infpe6ted, No. for fami-
lyuie
Y5 bags Race Ginger
20 caiks chewing fobacto
80 so bbis. Havana Green Coffee
1000 buihc!s blown Salt
1000 DO ground Alum
bale Writing Paper
80 boxes mould and diPt Candies
boxes real martinique Noyou
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as uiiial.
December
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09
NEW I&NE OF STAGES,
Thc 8iachcstcT Mail Stage
Will, START

.1fonIay, YhUatloy anil ,Satnrday,
FROM MCLnUGHLlN'S t.
VERiI, at three O'Clock 4 NJ. and az
rive 10 Winchester early tho Same c
yeriug RETURNING will leave
~ Cures tavern in Winchc8tcr,a az three
o'clock, and arrive in Bicgondria at an
carly hour the same evening. TIE
stage viii continue on to Washfngtor
and Gcorgetoqvu. for the accommoda.
sion Of passengers.
~ The above Line is IN fret rare
order The public may rest assured
Rat every attention will DC paid tc their
convenience.
THE PROPRIETGES.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remai'inS III she Posf-O6iee, .dleran-.
Gr:a, December I, 1916.
E"Persons calling FOR letters in this
list, arc desired to say they are adYer-
iiscd.
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GROCERIES

iit Subscribers respectfully inform
\ their friends and the public in general.
that they have formed Il connection in the
Grocery and COnsmitJis. BufncCy, under the
firm of
CALDWELL & JACKSON,
and have for iale at the fore formerly occu.
pied by J. f. Caldwell, At the corner of
Prince and Union ltrects, general adorc
mcnt OF GRoCEkIts.
]. L. Caldwell,
Henry Jackson.
All pcrfors having demands againn the
inb!criher, are requefcd 10 preient them,
and ttoie indebted, TO make immediate pay
n'en'. J. I. Caldwell.
October Sc. IF
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Blacksmith g. ', heelrighr Shop.

$EUE subscribers respectfully in
= form their friends and TIC pub
.ic, Ia, they have removed their Shop
20 the upper cad nf King street, a,ii1ir-
ing the town oThlrsa0aTia, whcre my
-"' pHec ca';?iir On the Diacasm:th
ant WhccirYM Buaincao, Oh an ex-
.ensivc plan.
They beg leave TO observe that. the
experience OF James Atkinson, III the
most approved modc Of shoeing IN
England, md his knowledge in Fafriery
will afford grca. advantages 10 those
who employ hin--.Thcy invite those
~ho have timber for sale, suitable for
WhceIright work, to call at their shop,
where the best prices will be given
They are very thankful for the liberal
patronage heretofore experienced from
nc public, and flatter themselves that
by their unrcmilicd exertions to please,
they viii continue 20 receive a share Of
the public support
George Atkinson.
IMu2s Atkinson.
Scp'.A VIE
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09

Sugar, Rum, CandIes, &c.
THE cargo Of the brig Juno, coiGRiDg of
- - barrels Mufcovado Sugars
20 hhds New England Rum
10 boxes mould and dipt Candles
50 Jacks Salt
10 bbls. No. Bolton Beef
40 tons aat Swedes iron
20 casks ground PlaiGer
COrdage and wooden ware,
FoRsALE
John G.. Ladd E Co
Alio, the cargo Of the brig Catharinc, from
Thonlaiton, confftiAg OF
$4,000 feet clear Boards
1000 do brick Joice, and
90 casks Thomaiton Lime,
FOR SALE as ABOVE.
Alto received per foop Elizabeth,
400 buihelS Liverpool coarie Salt
40 boxes Dipped Candles
go do Mould do
And from on board noop Packet,
600 fdes Soal Leather
ALTO, yer brig George Warrington,
hhds. country Geneva
10 boxes Sperm Candles
60 do dipped do
For iale by
John 9. Ladd & Co
November 20, e
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J. CORSE
Next door TO Triple;, SC Meals China
Store, Ki & Street,
Has fUst received an assortment or


Store, Ki Street,
Haa 5ust received an assortment or
IS FALL GOODS,
The principal part of which were
purchased at auction for CASI, which
will enable him so sell them lower than
any goods OF the same description can
&C bought in this place.
.Ha,org his assortment arr
SupeIiine London Cloths aud Cas-
siuereS
Pclissc Cloths
Mcfino Cloth Shawis
Printed Cubicers
Figured and plain rIannes
Rat,ineus
BombaZctts
Cambrics, Dini;'es, C;nghans
Checks, & &c.
sf' Cali ond Sce
Oct. =.
HAVE OM II iND,
am FCR SHE,
800 boxes tin plate
$40 ID. blazers copper sheets
Brcs' and bottoms OF var!uus sizes
1000 il. s:stltCr
.50oi0 BLOCK tin
rolls sheet lead
5 tons bar lead
10 6S!s. tanner oil.
1850,
a larHe assortmca, % points, ci,, aiI
w!ndow glass.
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RE.WOT.iL..

RE.WOT,LL..
G., BRONAUGH & co.
HAVE Removed their Store orc door
below the corner of King Z Patrick directs,
nearly opposite MeiTrs. TYLER md Harrison
In addition to their for,per took they arc
now opening general aHor,mcnt of
DRY GOODS,
lately 1urcha!ed in PhiloteI ,,hia. which
they offer fol sale on very elig bic terms,
for ca!h or to punctual cufomcrs. They
with purChalcrs 10 call and examine the
goods.
December =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
TIE SOUTHER.T .4R.uI.
TO THE EDITCR-from
Hold Quarters, near Fort Jackson,

[<tGV t(fGTIGf-S, near L Olt Sf,CNSOF, Z
April, 1916.
During the time l have been in this
nation nave witnessed more horrid and
distressing scenes than ever before. What
is 10 become OF those poor s,lvases, ! car
not CON Give. At this early period of the
year, they are in many places totali, des-
titute OF sustenance, owirg to the number
OF families passing, who lave Obtained
from them all their corn, sc. prime paily
for whskey they appear perfectly pacific
and friendly [; acknowledging, however.
that it is solely the effect Of their de
pendent situation. This is desirable end
obtainned.
"What is to be come of those poor delu
ded ere lures, who are generally known
as squatters on the public land, is equally
matter of doubt and uncertainty to Gust
them, will produce one ul the most wretch
ed scenes ever Witnessed; for really were
they willing to remove. it would be inn
possible for them 10 procure provis ons suf-
fci ut ; most anxinusly DO l hope Con-
gress will do something for their relief.
"Where the consequences Of the r.ur-
der ofMagasky and Johnson will end, no
one can form any opinion, founded CT more
than speculation. The General IS deter
mined, however, to have them, OF treat as
enemies all who shall be f1urd on the ter
ritory ceded BY the treaty of Fort Jack
son. with the exception Of thos: provided
for.
The Commissioners have at length
completed the boundary line, and there is
probably some as fine upland asI ever
saw. This will be the garden spDt of the
southern section of the country yet there
is a considerable portion of the land very
poor and very broken. l am just of Tor
the Spanish line"
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SCHEDULE b.

Form IF The bo7cer 10 transfer stack.
Know all men by these presents. tina. 1 -, OF
the State Of -, a sub5criher for shares of
the capital of the Bank oftae Unitd States do here
by authorize and empower and -, or a ma
Jority It them. Commissioners for experimenting
the Subscriptions at - ia the State Of, in
person, or by substitute to tsausfcr in due firm Of
law, the funded debt whereof tie Certificates arc
hereunto annexed TO The President, Directors and
Company fthe Bank Of the United States, a. soon
rs the Bank shall be organized: ProuIsled Gl.yaps
that it in consequence Of the apportionment OF the
shares in the capital Of the said Bank among the
Subscribers IN the manner by law directed the said
funded debt shall be Of greater amount than shall
be necessary to complete the payments Of the fund
ed debt portion fer the shares TO be apporioned on
y SO much Of thc funeed debt sali be transferred
Icy virtue of the power and authority hereby given,
IS shall be necessary 10 complete ssch payments.
Witoess my haod and seal, this aaJ Of
1916.
Sealed and deIue~ed
IN the PRESENCE of
n II. The wording cr the power nnst he chang
ed, When necessary, to meet the of subserpti-
on Ivy Companies, Corporations, or States. And
the parties should acknowledge the execution e the
power before magistrate who viii certify the same
uuuer lis baud and seal m the usual form.
SCHEDULED.
Farm offie Comm gsi0ners' receibt
Received this day Of july. 1916, from -
TIE sum ~ - IN coin, ard the sun Of ----- ~
fundcd debt, bring tire amount fthc first insta'nert
or shsf subscribed 10 the capi;si Of tie Bank
ofthe United States % be disposed Of as tie law
provides.
SCHEDULE d.
Form Fl q prerg.
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that number OF shares. but not low

z. Having, in the case of a redundant
subscription, reduced and apportioned the
number of shares, you viii, with all conve-
nient dispatch, cause list Of the appor-
tiossd subscriptions TO he made out, for
each place, and transmit 1T to the proper
comm ssioner. And thereupon, you will
return to the subscribers at Philadelphia.
lawfully, entitled thereto, the surplus
of the deposit of coin and funded debt, be-
You'd what is necessary to complete the
payment for the number of shares sppor-
toned to them respectively.
g. In case the aggr- gate amount Of the
subscription, at all the designated places,
shall not amount to twenty eight millions
OF dolllrs, the subscriptions to complete
that sum are to remain open at Philadel-
phia, under your superintendance {; & the
subscriptions may then be made by any in
d'vi,'ual, company, or corporation. for any
number of shares, not exceeding the def
Gent amount.
9. AS soon as the sum of $4,000 dol
lars. in coin and funded debt, shall have
been actually received on account of the
subscription to the capital of the bank, lex
clusively of the subscriptions of the United
States) you will give notice thereof in at
least two newspapers printed in each of
the places designated for receiving sub
scriptions /; and you will at the same time
and in like manner, notify time & place
within the city of Philadelphia, at the dis
lance OF, at least, thirty days from the
time of such notification, for proceeding to
the election of 20 Directors, who are TO be
chosen by the stockhold rs at which time
and place, the election sh all be made, in
the manner prescribed by the act of Conc
gress that is to say,
RULEI.
(1.) The number of votes shall be in a
specified proportion to the number
of shares hell by the voter (; but no
voter IS entitled to greater num-
Der than 80 votes.
RULE XVI.
(2) No stockhoidrr, unless he be CT
tizen OF the United States, can vote
in the choice of directors.
KULE 1.
(s) Stockholders actually resident in
the United States, and none other
may vote by proxy.
RULE II,
a. None but stoc kholler, resident
citizen of the United States, can be
director.
have the honor to enclose copy of
the circuar, which hes been addressed to
the other commissioners for your informa-
ton.
am, respectfully. gentlemen, your
most obd't serv't,
Al. DALLAS,
Secretary IF the Treasury.
To Messrs. William jones,
Stephen Girard,
Thomas NJ. Willing,
Thomas Leiper,
Cadwallader Evans, jr.
The Schedules referred to in the pre-
ceding Letters, are in the following
form:
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- being a stoekholier h the Bank Of the u
nited States. citizen ofte United States, and ac-
tua'iy resident therein, to wit, nj - in the State
OF -, DO hereby nominate constitute and appoint
- OF - in the State OF =, rs and
Tor Wy attorney aud Agent, TO vote nay proxy at
The bret election OF Directors to be holden IN pr-
sasnee OF tie act OF Congress- entitled An set 20
insnrpor"'e the Subscribers 10 the Bank OF the tri
'e" 9'ies' according TO TIE number Of shares t''r
which should be then entitled 10 vote, were then
personally present. Witness my hand aud seal,
tins - dsy &c -, 1916
Sealet! oai delivered
in tAe presence Of
n. u. The wording of the proxy should be chang-
Ell, TO meet the case OfCompanes Corporations. and
oCs'e'- Anu me execution Of the proxy should be
acsno"'.ds1I before Il magistrate, who will cesti-
y ii, under baud and seal, il, the usual form.
Vdshiagtoa. Nay II.
Mr.. j. W Ten Cate, has been present
ed Charge DIES Aifaires of the King of the
United Netherlands.
a Carthsgenian privsteer. fitted out by
the Patriots, as is said, before the fall of
Carthagena, has arrived IN ". wbern she
brought with her about $50. 900 in specie.
understand her crew consists of men of
almost all the civilized nations which has
induced some to suspect her to be pirate.
N0fe.SH oIdT.
1t is said. the British government. the
past season, have obtained contract for
fresh Beef from Ireland. at about 81 cents
per pound (; that pork was at half guinea
hundred and that wheat was at Is. Cd.
per bushel; and oats, barley, butter, &c.
in the same proportion.
We understand that Gen. Gaines has
gone to the EsCambia, short river which
empties near Pensacola, with the view of
erecting Fort in that neighbsrhoud. If
government have any apprehension Of
war with Spain, a Gordon of posts should
be established along the whole frontier of
FLORIDA. Georgia Journal.
The Legislature of Louisiana, have pas
sed Resolutions, for causing MONU-
MENI to be erected, to commemorate the
glorious defence ofNe w-Orleans
rs. c. Tel.
Peter Hagner is appointed by the Presi-
dent and Senate, Additional Accountant of
the Department of War.
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,be have refused to re.inquish thei
.leims. We have not seen any law an
thorisiny the sale this summer, although
ve have had assurances that it would be
exposed to sale this year.
Col. Freeman has nearly completed
sscsioning al south OF line running east
with the Chactaw lower boundary line.
It is probable it will be offered for sale in
few months.
Orders have been received from the
sresident suspcnding the execution of his
exclamation altogether.
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KINGSTON Anr;I 1
Ertroct ofa zetter from tS~, ma'u da ~

Ertracr ofa letter from Curacao, dated
1911 III. 30 a gentleman herr.
T." We arc anxiously waiting for the re-
suits Of Bolivar's expedition, knowing if to
have sailed. Il is very true that Marga-
retta, Barcelona, and Cumasa are now en-
tirely free Of Spaniards. Laguira is also
in state of anarchy this information was
known by sure and true messengers. The
SPaniards are so poor in soldiers, that they
have been obliged to arm the negro slaves,
to repel the attacks of Bolivar; what
poor resource 90
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MAY *.
$50 KEWAifIJ,


ffOR experimenting and delivering 20 ne IN fh;s
q pece, black slave nnmed SNMpSON bs
abseoudcd on ihe night f TIRE 9Th en- T. Al nd
has been seen 10 tie ifiLeushoOi Of 5n;ti "a.
snd now supposed 90 be ahout 3on'han.pton eo,re,
hnnse, where he wss raised. ia the frriiy ssMr.
Dount' by whor' he wassoiL iie j. iik ", t-epy
two years sf age, lett or 10 ipebes l.a. M, ~,
v''rk and pro' - cnrfidefsbl,, eni ~ no ysik
shows re eif ct ofRat feet. : riJ rive tie ebnv,
reward Us his delivery here oftw atv dollar, -
securing him 10 sny isl in ttis s'at -, tiat I ~
~ him assio. ARCiliBALD FRGgLAAi1.' =.
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B.gNK' DF TIE ", gT9TEq.

The President and Senate have appoint
ed the following named Directors of tbs
Bank of the United States. to serve until
the end ard expiration of the first Monday
of the month of January next:
s W,ll,am Zones Jones )ofme cNy of P1aa-
Pierce Butler. ) @etIi'1a'
James a. Buchanan, of the city Of BaIti-
more.
I'm Jacob Astor. of the city of New
York.
The President has appointed the follow
ing named Commissioners 80 superintend
the subscriptions towards constituting
the capital Of the Bank of the United
States.
1. 1T Philadelhhia. in Pennsylvania.
William Jones,
Stephen Grard,
Thomas M. w ling,
Thomas Le.psr,
Cadwalader Evans, ir.
,. ut Portland, in Maine.
Thomas G.. Thornton,
Asa Clapp.
Nathan ei Gilman.
3. If Portsmouth, ia New Hamfslire.
John +. Parrot,
Henry ;. Langdon,
George Washington Prescott.
=. III Bosfon. IN MassachaseHs.
William Gray, }Of Boston.
John Parker,
Nathaniel S.sbee, Of Salem.
&. .Ht ProUi3ence, in Rhode Island.
Seth Wheaton,
Ebenezrr X. Dexter,
James D'Wof.
6. Af 17iddi~to7vr, IN Connecticut
Jushus STOW,
Isaac Spencer, jr.
Levi X. Clarke.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15

cnred to the erection and equipment cfhis NTusEuM
The is but thing wanting to give us this
desirable Institution, the subscription Of from to
5000 dollars, BY hishmindei a patriotic citiZs ms,
for its etsetual complexion 1t il impossible that
such Institution can perish ia such city tbs
tor want 81 such miserable i,ittance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
Council Chamber, Nlav Ilth, 1916

"a btktNS, wv the seven ctiNn Of
the Net u proyidSan chart of each ,,,r
~ q general mapof The rriior Of this mon, eth
II Is drec ted That tie Executive shall be and ar, h,rtlS
authorised To cause such surveys H. ode of Tho r,,;c
boundary OF the commonwealth, may h. Necessary 10 en-
sure greater accuracy in the Gotas preceding ,ber,s
where they present de oundarie- ofniact States, ana 80,
cause such be ud of the great Ii i,;cn, NJ b
territory OF tn al:h. where tn same arr. occ,
stoned by chains OF mountains rivrs.' By the same act
the Executive Is eDinwed engage eymp tent perSos
10 ascertain ny astronomical observations the ati,le ,u5
ongi- OF as phi h. necessary In corr,ct
"a ctuay any errors in the principal 20 e,ses
oreor more shiifn' nnvalorists toaecomany te oncrs
p.SI N3tiee'S hereby giyrn ha; proposals.
Will b. received by the Executive until The lsb de, ~ ~
next from persons properly qualified x reco menieS go
feuie General survey Of the ou.es OF The ctst oc Re
crs 81 IT'S mountains ronscernin ,y AZ ohsta.
no's- the longitude and latitude of such points ms NAV E
deenrr essential, md 20 make the ninerroPiral
enioined by the law. The will he DIVIDE, into d;s,r
OF convenient size. I'm. ROREPTSON p - .sl@
Rehmond, May Is. CIV
The Editors of the National intelligence WosI,no+,
.ity Patriot Baltimore; Aurora, Philadelphia coI,,n
DIAN, New-fork and Patriot. Boston, nre reuuesed ~;
strt the foregoing times week weeks in be;. ~,
this office FOR payment. ~ 10
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Extract otra Letter from y C. De Forest, Esq
rcspecta5ie american merchant IF Buesos .l,'~es
10 his friend in his city. rsceiusd5y the Bern.
hard
I" NV last RESPECTS to veu were under date of Nov
3-sisce then the Buenos Avres army in Peru has
been entirely defeated; and sltho' we have peace
and quietness here, | afraid that the want Of
mon viii put off for years the desired Independence
Of the country. Our physical force, as we'll our
military means, are fully competent 60 the task ri
defeating all the attempts OF Spain 20 suhlugste the
country; but ve are uracoustomed to aelt-gover
ment, and possess but very partially indeed the
stubborn virtue aud determined patriotism Of the
Norui-ANericans. However, the country must
and will independent, notwithstanding all the fol-
lies of its inhabitants. who rsc'iy Increasing il
numbers, and by their defeats even learning the
art of var" ~. Y. Here. .3do.
From the Boston Daily .AiVerfiser.]
The annual election for Representatives
to the General Court has, within few
days. taken place in many of the towns of
this State. The following are results as far
as have been received:
10 Salem. the federal ticket has succeed-
ed by an average majority Of about So votes,
and II fedcriltsts are elected.
In Gloucester one democrat is elected
Neither party feeling confident of sucress,
IL was agreed to choose but one represen-
tative. Last year Gloucester sent fedora
lists.
In Andover, democrats have been cleo
ted last year but I. A letter from gen.
tleman Of that town says, 1--WE had Gu
rious election for Representatives, viii
be contested"
10 WoburD, 2 democrats are elected Il
only Sent last year.
In Bath, / federslist & democrat have
been elected. Last year, 2 federalists were
sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-15
NAV IS

WAY ID 2--GfF
VNTILL BIZ SOLD, in the Town of CEsrI-,c,7 49,
~ v'Iic, tor really m6ney o. the lts dav oe
June next, 70 the highest bidder, by vi,,ne or y
deed OF trust, entered into by JOAN L. Cosby r. Co.
OBSCURE me payment of a debt due to William
Gait formerly, hut by hin assigned N Rooan,.
Murphy, tie following property, inentons4 II, the
SAID deed nt trust: two negro men namely. .ncss
and Sebra also, one negro sir Rose "a ;,b Ter fn
, tnre incresss also two n improved lots in the
Town It Milton, a.oiaine David Mchies bonse n
lot also. sail Co,bys intsre in on. .oety of ,Ls
house sHd lot in the town aforesaid, known nv the
name oi Hrudersons old Tayera and ado; ;,e,
Richard P.'c,'s Tavern, as expressed in sail de,6
OF unst' beng only Interested trustees for tho
neneht OF or rs we viii Only convey to the pur-
chaser such tile Is ia U.S. by virtue Of said 'c 4
Of trust. '''' NS~u
DAVID ANDERSON.
MAY Is, 1915 a-Hss: