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Piano Forte.
Rsgimcntal Court.

A Regimental Court of Enquiry for the
FIRST regiment, second brigade Militia OF
the district of Columbia, viii be held at
the court house on saturday the Goth in
slant, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for
bearing appeals from the decisions Of the
Battalion Courts, and for other purposes,
Taose Interested are hereby notified tc
attend. by order,
Robert Stray, Adjt.
1st Regt Cd Brig. NJ D. G.
July II
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New School

.
6 A Gentleman Of liberal education. hav-
ing very respectable testimonials OF abb
hty 4 character, will commerce a School
in this place, as soon as a suitable rom
can be procured.) for the instruction Of
boys In the latin and Greek languages.
Mathematics, Geography with the use Of
Maps aud the Globes, Rhetoric English
Grammar 8 Composition, Reading, Writ
ing, &c.
FERNS Of tuition from five to eight dol
lars quarter.
Enqlire at this Office.
N. B. A libe Al rent Will be slvsa for
good School Room, IN q central AID re-
tired situation.
July Is
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sELECTEDTOASTS.
at bethkehgYa, PeansAlcaaia.

The judiciary OF the United States the
true barrier against unconstitutional en-
crcachmerits- Marshal's March-S guns.
The Holy Alliance entered into on The
26th of September, 1915, Paris, be
tween Francis, Emperor OF Austria Free
tlerick William, King of Prussia, and A.
iexander, Emperor oil Russia--may they
and their successors perseyere in their
gotlly design, and may they and all other
first magistrates Of each nation, by
making the Holy Scriptures their rule Of
action. be the visible representatives Of
the Deity Battle Of LelpSIc- three guns.
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we state, that German genealoeists sraea
The origin Of the Saxon Pr, ces to N;t
kind, the celebrated chief Of the sasons
who, for 80 years, conten ed against al
the powers Of Charlemagne and Who. af
ter his final submission to that conoueror
still retained large territor al possession
together with the ducal title--F,om hin
was descended the Duke Of Sa1ony -
whom Bernard, 1919, was the first tbs.
was raised to the electoral dignity. ~
electoral was enjoyed by the decens
ants of this Prince until 14g2 when -
the failureot this line, it was confeSvoa
on Frederick g the Warlike," siarar.s,u
of Thuringia. also defendant OF N;,;
kind, the grandsons Of this latter woa
Ernest and Albert, from whom arc J ~
cened the Ernestine Albertine brancIs,
of the House Of Saxony. The Erpes,;p eS
which was the elder branch, cont;nnoj
to enjoy the electorate ptil l5I7 wHsu
John" the Magnarimoa, was ,|e,"i' e 81
of that dignity by the Emperor Cbar,e u
". who conferred it on Maurice a.
patriarch of the Albertine branch w
which the present King Of sazony h.
longs.
The protestant relig IN, says 4 learn
ed writer Of the presen day, (" has fl.
Igreatest obligations to he Princess ar
the Ernestine line. Frederick The elae,.
son of Ernest, was Lutus FIRST ratroa
and defender.-John, tn second SON ns
Ernest, was the chief ompter or fin
|protestation against the Church ofPoms
from which the Protesta is have derived
their appellation." This John was snr.
named s the Constant" lie was the f.,
Ither Of the above mentioned John. & tia
Magnanimous," anu grandfather Of John
Frederick, the founder of the House of
SAKE Coburg. OF this iIlpstricus House
the head was the Duke of Sake Ccbura
who, as our readers Must remember com.
|manded the Allied Armies at an earJv
lperiod of the french revolution Stbs
Prince Leopold who is united to the
Princess Charlotte, is the youngest SON
| of that eminent commander.
The London Globe remarks, "ttat
the King of Saxony, with whom We are
thus become so Intimately connected, Is
the very Sovereign whom Lord Castle.
REACH labared at the Congress Of Vienna
SO strenuously TO sacrifice to tie avarce
and ambition of Prussia, the completion
of which purpose was only prevented By
the exertions of the opposition in tie
House OF Commons, sustained by the &c.
Iuerous sense of the nation in layor Of the
unfortunate Saxon Sovereign
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B.aNK OF aLExA.vDRI.a,

july 3, 1916.
NOTICES hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, thata dividend
is this day declared of four per cent. to-
the last half year, and will De ready TO be
paid to them or their legal representa-
tives, on Friday the 9Th instant.
BY order Of the Board,
]. l.. M'KENNA, Cashier.
July s.
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Public Sale,
March Is

ETNDER the authority of a deed of
q trust from Jonathan Scheduled and
wife for the use of Andrew Scdolfeld
the subscriber wilsotier tor sale at public
auction, at 10 O'Clock, on Saturday the
third day Of August next.a Lot Of Ground
with a two story Brick Dwelling Honse
and other improvements, on the eastside
of Washington street, between Prince
and Duke streets, lately occupied by
Charles Eyer. Ihe terms will be made
known on the day of Sale.
Robert ]. Taylor. Trustee.
5 July II eots
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-N0TUE

All persons are hereby cautioned a
gainst trusting any of the Crew OF the
British brig Skanaon, R. Kendall, mas as
ter, as no debts of their contracting will
be paid BY the Master or conslgnees Of
The said vessel.
July I = st
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rhe reader it is presumed, will net e !. Be
dispIeased with. the insertion OF Ihs !,
! following beautiful HYMN, tr ira ,e
From the Portuguese, By the late Dr'
LEYDEN.
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FOX Sale,

An Intelligent Black Boy. aged about
l9years. lie has been accustomed to
take care of horses aud to labor on a
farm. lie is Dot offered for sale for any
fault. For further particulars apply to
the Printer.
JulyS1S
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From London papeys.

As some of ourreaders may be curious
to know the descent of the Prince lately
married to the heiress of the british throne,
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LETTER
From Sir Robert Wilson to NJ. Dupiu.
6. Prison of La Force.

{-ff asft 'tooH ~ H-u 4 oitts
.4prif %, 1916.
DEAR DupIN.--On the memorable
day Oh which you presented yourself
before the tribunal as the champion
Iof your clients. the defender of their ma.
Ition4l rights, and the supporter of the
|laws OF your country, you managed your
|alms with an address, yigor, and no.
FbIeness Of character, which have Insured
ito you universal admiration and graft.
|tude. Some observations. however, es-
capped You, which gaze nae pain Huri.
Jed away by friendship, You viii ask your
self, echaps. is it that have been too
prodigal in his praise Is it that bis con.
,cience would reproach me with tOoez
ageerated recital Of his services?
" These questions are doubtless very
aatura'. dear Dupin. but the complaint
which have now to make against ycp,
has another object. As to tie orner,i
confess that vanity. OF rather pride. ball.
4ayi taudati riro, stiles all eAamina-
ion OF the justice of your apology, ard
cover myself with your shield to preserve
ihe honors with which you lave enob'ed
re. Topst an end TO your disqlaetude,
proceed to unfold my grievance.
g When the advocate general SAID,
finding on the trial that lad made anil
legal protest 1t seemed to ne, that you
OF only did not controvert that assef'
ton. but that you was ready 10 give It Tie
confirmation # your assent.
50 did intend to advert to tfis polnt'a
my speech, but upon naturcr rcteci~n'
| determined not to overload nv defence,
a d particularly as there already eS'Sfeo
in my answers to the inte'io9ato'lp' De,
fore the JAlgo dMstfTettor, snHIc'eM
matter to epen he discussion before tie
public tribunal OF Europe. ! an. never
fheless, tho desircas Of your esteem nor
TO wish 70 make an attempt to erase ms
anfavmable impression lrom ycEr mlno
and TO Justify in your eyes, !. net asa
French lawyer, at least as an f,nrofea'
onbiicist. nv co from tie FIST mo-
nent Of my arrest tn as q man ane -
A citizen Of free nation.
81 firm tha', even in the hrs' n",
ments OF my arrest. never wished /" 81
sist the French laws merely orPosf"a
myself to usages wtich ] consider a.
gross abuse; ! protest against the r.,
ton, or the moral torture. aithoug" ,ns
,oIitian OF both systems had beer ,o'' ..
" pronounced by the French ies'sIaHV"'
Decree Of the Constituent ASSENT G",
Of October TO, 1879, or the reior ,I !,
Of the criminal proceedings, ioahoeG rtc
the three following rrinelies: .i,e
abolition Of every species o. ~, % Iii.
moral, physical. or material nc la r,e
ti0n of ali secret proceedings.
granting of council to the accusea, tic
The following phrase appear I -
.cport of VI. Basame IL On tol' W. ,,,ec
=. You wished that in few DAYS zion
srincipal sources of error and oePo,4,hs
,hould disappear from the law @''n'
.y Itself being arHik atea.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-18

The Museum Will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on. Monday.
"Wednesday and; Saturday Gfteraooas:
from 5 TOO O'clock.
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The Virginia Dynasty-Mav q period
be put to the nefarious encroachments Oh
the liberties Of the citizens OF these Unit
ed States, by the appointment OF a Pr IS
dent in secret caucus at the seat 81 Go;
acknowledgement .Mareh-l gun.
From the Albany Daily advertiser.
The following toast, is published IN
the Columbian, as having been given in
New-York, on the 9TH Of July last
The Hartford Conventicn
I. THERE'S place where they must go TO.
Where the Gre burns red, and the brim-
stone 6lue."
A pious old gentleman had occasion to
reprcve aprofane fellow for swearing.
Fhe fellow flew into passion, treated
the old gentleman very rudely, and con.
GUIDED by acishing him IN hell. The old
Gentleman mildly replied You had bet
ter ,cished mein Hearen. for then yoa
could nerer haze been troubled pith me
again.
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For Boston.

n
& xs7r The regular trading schooner Ma.
AR tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master
will sa;I in four days, and take two hun
dred barrels ON freight, or passengers. for
wh;ch.sbe has handsome accommodations.
Apply to
Lawrason s Fowle,
wso HAZE FOR Sale,
500 crates we'll assorted Liverpool
ware,
400 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, assorted
So sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West In
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. I. Bosto
beef, M
200 sides soal leather.
90 pipes cognac brandy,
90 cases Medec claret, of a very gu
perior claret, containing 40 bot
Ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do St. Ubes,
700 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
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HYMN TO THE VIRGIN MARY,
The Star Of the Sea.

STAR ofthe wide and painless sea,
Who lov,st on marinersto shine,
These native garments wet to thee.
We hang WITHIN thy holy shrine;
When o'er gash'd the surglng brine.
Amid the warning waters tost,
We call'l noother name but thIne,
And hop'd when other hope was lost. j
Ave Maris Stella !
Star of the vast and bowling main,
When dark and lone is all the sky,
And mountain waves DER Oceans plain
Erect eheir stormy heads on high;
When virgins for their lovers sigh,
They raise their weeping eyes to thee;
The Star of the Ocean heeds their cry
And saves the found'ring bark at sea.
Ave Maris Stella !
Star of the dark and stormy sea,
When reeking tempests rounds US
rave,
Thy genie virgin form we see
Brightrlsing o'es the heavy wave.
The bowling storms that seem G
crave,
Their victims, sink in music sweet;
'rhe surgins sea, recedes to pave
The path beneath thy glist'ning feet
Ave Maris Stella
Star of the desart wafer wild,
Who, plying, hearst the seaman''
cry, +
The Sod of mercy, as a child
On that ckaste bosom loves TO be;
lWhile soft the cho us of the sky
Their HYMNS of tender mercy sing,
And angel voices name on high
The mother of the heavily king.
Ave Maris Stella
Star Of the deepl at that best name
The waves sleep silent roand th'
keel.
The tempests wild their fury tame
That made the deep's foundation reel
The soft celestial accents steel
So soothing through the realm of woe,
The newly damn'd a respite feel
FROM torture in the depths below.
Ave Maris Steliis
Star of the mild and placid seas,
Whom rainbow rays OF mercy crowp
Whose name thy faithful Portuguese,
OYER all tina, to the depths ga down
With hymns of grateful transport
own;
When gathering clouds obscure thei,
light,
And Heay'n assumes an awful frown
The Star Of Ocean glitters bright.
Ave Maris Stella !
Star of the deep! when angel Tyres
10 him III holy name essay,
In vain mortal harp aspires
10 p,iugle in the mighty lay.
MotaeY Of Sod !! one livisg ray
of hope our grateful DO ON fires,
When storms and tempests pass
away,
To JON the bright immortal quires.
Ave Maris Stella {!
; Though there is but little Poetry, there
is much Truth, AM a good .n0ral in
the following stanzass:
THE WAY TO BEHAPPY.
Some think it hardship to work for
their bread,
Although for our good it was meant,
But those who don't work have noright to
be fed,
And the idle are never content.
An honest employment brings pleasure
and gain.
And makes US our trouble forget.
For these WAC work hard have no time
to complain,
And It's better to labor than het.
And if we had riches they could not pro-
cure,
Ahappy and peaceable mind
Rich people have trouble.as well as the
poor,
Although Of a different kind.
It signifies not what our stations have
been,
Nor whether we're little or great;
For happiness lies in the temper within,
And not in the outward estate.
We only need labor as hard as we can,
For all that our bodies may need
our duty to God and to man,
4 a Id we shall be nanny indeed
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TO CLOSE SALES,

The undersigned viii sell at the Stores
of Johp Jaaney. ESQ.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About 0purcbeans fine favored old
RUM, Sd and 4th proof, Y hossheade
SIiRuB-imported in the schooner Ad
miral Durham, from Tobaso.
N. REILLY.
+ July IS. st
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The packet Schooner
/ George " aShlngton,

Up Capt. Henry,
3 ~ 90 ssa Will sail for Norfolk next
saturday morning. For freight or pas
sage apply TO the Master or board
July rs st
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SAMUEL CHAPMAN,
Newtawn, Charles County, Md.

NeWtoWn, IhaFleS tOHnty, VII.
July 10 go
The editor Of the Federal Republican
and Baltimore Telegraph, is requested to
IN ert the above once. week till the
25th of August next.
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pe,sIib natLf sy svWDEs, RoYAlesREET, ALEXANDRIA
Friday JANUARY 12, 1916


Maadcvl,le * LdrmOur.
Corner Of King gfairtaa y King Wa-
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE,
100 barrels whiskey
10 pipes cognac brandy
S do. Holland gin
90 puncheens w. India Rum
10 hhds. LIST and Cd quality New
Orleans sugar
1000 lbs. prime Lagulra coffee
SO boxes mould candles, assorted
100 do. muscatel 4 bloom raisins
500 W.T.. fresh currants
90 boxes chocolate
With their usual assortment OF wines IL
quors and groceries.
December ~
Bank Of alexandria.
January lst 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that Dl-
yidend is this day declared of four per
cent. for the last half year, and will be
ready ia be paid to them or their legal
representatives, on Thursday the 18th
instant.
By order of the Board.
]. l.. M'KENNA, Cash'r.
ian Q
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Rppon Lodge,

soataining from 700 to 500 acres on Po-
I'nac River. about S miles from Dum-
!; s'es and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
y ',r sOetl loo corn, small grain and grass.
.'e improvements are a dwelling house
=. sped repair containing six rooms. a
s,epen' laundry, stables and other ne
sSssars house. The. extensive marshes
a asm nearly dry) belcnging to this estate
.s'ey % the purchaser tue most gathering
S .st OF rendering this valuable
A @sS an uncomfortable devotion OF la
50 NJ. For terms apply to the subscriber
- sAselst Herbert, ESQ. Of Alexandri :
~, john A ~ ashillgton,
S-' sAt'essema, ssifvlssE Ceenty,
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ls50G
ORpHAN,S COUR1.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, 2
December Term, 1915.
hRDERED that the administrator Of
u J Hugh w. leneale, deceased. do in.
sert the following advertisement three
times week, three weeks, in the Alexan-
dria newspapers. 10y
A cOpy-test,
A, MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
THIS is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber Of Alexandria County, in CO.
lumbia district, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate
of HUGH w. DENEALE, ate Of
said county, deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 9th day of June next,
or they may by law be excluded froM
all benefit to said estate ; and those in.
debted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th De-
eember, 1915.
James C. Dencale,
Administrator of Hugh w. Deneale4
Dec 27 Staw3w
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FOR SALE,

A Valuable LOT situate on the corr
ner of Fairfax and Wilkes streets,
about 60by 100 feet, ON which is good
twostory brick house and kitchen now in
the occupancy of capt. Wilson, it is q
healthy and pleasant situation and in .
very respectable neighborhood--A good
bargain may be had in this property for
the cash, as the owner lives at distance
and is DESTROYS to draw his interest near
er to hinl-there is small ground rene
of between FIVE and six dollars per an. on
the lot-Should it not be sold for the
cash short credit will be given for part
Of the purchase monev on interest, Sc
curing lien on the property for the pay.
nent of the balance Application may
ne made to the subscriber, who has for
,ale a quantity Of Stone Lime, white
pine clear Boards, and ianiper Shingles.
,lndrew Schol6eld.
12 mo. eth eo6t
N. B. have also large brick wares
house to rent, on the wharf fronting on
Union street, sufficient to store 10000
bushels of salt and 10000 bushels OF
grain. we'll calculated and finished.
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PRIME PORK.
900 barrels Prime Pork,
For sale by
John II Crease.
Tan 5 eo6t
Office is hereby given,

Otlce is hereby gwen,
That the Collector of the revenue for
The esd collection district of Virginia, or
his deputy, will attend at the following
places on the days hereafter mentioned
for the purpose of receiving the entry OF
carriages, with the harness used there
for, agreeable to the act of Congress,
passed the fifteenth day of December,
1874; which entry is thereby required
to be made, as we'll in cases where carr
riages have been entered under the late
act passed July Gath. 1873, as where they
had not been so entered, for falling to do
which penalty OF double the amount OF
duty imposed by the act of the fifteenth
of December, 1914. will be incurred.
On Tuesday, ed day of January next.
Waterford
Wednesday Sd. Hillsborough
FRIDAY 5th, Middleburg
Saturday 9Th, Aidie
Msnday 9Th, and
TUESDAY 9th Leesburg
Saturday 18th, Centerville
Monday 18th, Fairfax c. House
Tuesday 18th, HendIey Mel.
sons Tavern
Wednesday 18th, West End
Thursday 18th, Wren's Tavern
Friday 18th, Wiley's Tavern.
Persons, interested in the above noe
tice, failing to attend will be subject to
the penalties of the law; or have to ats
tend at my Office in Leesburg, within thu
month of January. Hours of attendance
from g o'clock A. M. to 2. NJ. Given
under my hand this 9th day Of December
1915.
Collector ofthe rerenae, for fks
22d Collection District Of Vi'ginia.
Dec. IA. eot31J.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-12

The GentIeman's Pocket re
membrancer, for 1916,
CONTAINING
An Almanac,
Ruled pages of memorandum,
The distances of places from the city
OF Washington, T.
.ecutive, Legislative and Judiciary,
Duties on goods imported,
A correct list OF the Navy and Army
of the U. S.
Table of the Taxes payable ON Domes-
tic Manufactures, with several other use
full Tables, &
Is Just received for sale BY =,
james Kesaedy q 6aR'
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For New Ork,

.r Thesnew and substantial sloop
G Hiram, John Carlisle. master ;
httthen 80 barrels. will be ready Tor
e.receptien of a cargo i. three days
For freight apply to
Adams, Herbert q 20.
December 20
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0feyery description, warranted as ge-
uuine as imported !; particularly Cognlae
Brandy, 40 Spanish mixed with 1t;
Spanish Brandy we have also, at a much
kssprice.-As also variety OF Wines
nd Liquors which are not genuine and
alaas such. Our Madeira Wines arc
nawin a very fine state and warrenteo
spureas imported. Gentlemen, tavern
lesgers. and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon gettingsuchwines and liquors
d'ss, az viii please any TASTE.
N. B. Goods aa be had as lew OF Us
asia Baltimore and we take all kinds OF
notesthst are genuine, of cur customers
oaly,aad when dealt cut. We have
slsea variety Of Fancy Goods, which
WILDE sold low, as we wish to close sales
oil alllgopdsin our line.
R Gountry Merchants will do well
iogiye Us a call our assortment is large
and We will deal literally withthem.
Georgetown Oct. Is.
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W anted

A lad as an alp4eGtice, trom 4 %
16 wears of age. to attend in . grocery
store. who writes a tOlerable hand and
will be attentive to his business. ApRN
to the Pripter,
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Cider and apples.
a97 barrels choice Apples
IL hhds.. } Philadelphia
10 barrels Bottling Cider,
Landing from schooner Larf
rom Newport. Delaware, tor sale by
Adams, Herbert e Go.
Dec IA
Birthstone and Oil.
is tons roll Birthstone, of superio'
quality, in boxes of about 200 each. II
100 boxes Sweet Oil, Of the best qua
lity, in bsttles,
Just received and for sale by
John G. Ladd Il 20,
Dec 6
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Notice..

SHALL. offer for sale at the dwell
limo Of Mrs. Elizabeth Deneale. IN
Fanonisr county, on Friday the l7thin-
slant, about twenty likely Virginia porn u
s'IpIi F Ferns of sale made known
: - James C. Denenle, Admir-
of Il. Deneale, jun. deeeaSeo'
November 8
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w anted to Purchase

A FEW Shares of Bank Stock IN any
~ of the Chartered Banks oil this
Town. Apply to the Printer.
FOR HIRE,
A Negro Man accustomed to house
work. Apply as above.
ian 5 -