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May 10
For Sale,

For Sale,
|Aaoat, Pipe, Hogshead, & Barrel w
'Oak Slaves. =,
In Store, ,.fuscovado sugar in hhds
tierces & bbls.-Coffee in bags.-Virgl
MIA Tobacco stems it hhss. and loose
|ds. 20 manufactured in kegs.
sfad d herrings in bbls;
And a few bales Yorkshire low priced
CLOTHS. - or,n
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at the wharf Of the Subscribers o's:
The Cargo of the schooner Essex iron
St. Domingo
10 logs first quality Mahogany
10 tons lockwood
II ditto Fustic
AZ bags green Coffee,
For sa.e by
feyton 8 DIndas.
May 10 ct
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zens selected for their wisdom &. their ex-
perience, can, by comparing the various
systems now i'm force i'm the different
Colleges III the Union, extract from them
sncii provisions as viii be adapted 10 the
situation of our University, and us will
contribute. 10 lis prosperity. If it should,
however, he the opinion of the Leyisla-
inre. that IT is eNpedient for the President
and Directors ofthe Literary Fund to per-
TORN ,hatduty. they will do it in the best
manner they can, as soon as they cancol-
iect HE necessary materials for the pur-
pose. All which is respectfully submit
BY order ofthe Board,
Teste,
Nm. MUNFORD.
Cerk TO tie Literary Find.
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BE it resossci, " Ae Ses,ofs dsi House ~ Ne
prrsenfatircs of thc J;tited States Of da;,a, u,
Congress assrs,sb,ed That the State of Indiana
shall be one and is hereby declared to be ono
of the United States OF America, and adriit;cd
into the Union on an equal footing with the orr
ginal states in all respects whatever.
The Rev. DIR. Ciendyw was elected, on the
part. Of the Senate. Chaplain for the present
session: and then
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-10
STATE OFINDIANA.

mr.. Mirror from tie select commit
tee, 10 whom was referred the resolution
for admitting the state of Indiana into the
Union. reported the same in an amended
shape; which report was twice read. and
by general consent ordered 10 be engros-
scd for d third reading this day; was ac-
cOrdingly subsequently read the third
time, and passed, unanimously, as fol
lows -
WHEREAS, in pursuance of auact Of DE Con.
gress OF the United States, passed on Die 10Th
day Of April, 1916, entitled An act TO enable
the people of the Indiana Territory to form
state Government, and for the admission Of
that State into the Union, the peoplcnfthe said
territory did, on the 10th day OF June, in The
present year, BY convention called ior that
purpose, form for themselves a constitution a
state governments; which constitution and
state government. so formed, is republican.
and in conformitfdo the principles cfihe arti-
Clcs Of compact Jclitsvecg the original states <
= 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-03
FOREIGN.

BY the Laura-Ann, arrived at Boston,
London papers to the 5,h ult. have been
received.
Prince Talleyrand continued in faver.-
On the 2Sd Jan. he YVES ar the ievce, and
was received by Louis with the same res
pect and cordially as any other grand dig
nitary.
The negotiations between Austria and
Bavaria, respecting the distribution of
territory, not settled by the treaty of
Vienna, were in state Of accommodate
ton.
in England-the general prosperity was
acknowledged, though the peace bore hard
on some classes of the community. Re-
trenchments were making i'll all the de-
partmcnts A.; and the rise of the funds
(omnium being IL adyan q gave enormous
profits to the loan contractors. Parliament
was in session.
The opposition was merely nominal.-
he prince and ministers avowed their So
licitude to preserve a good understanding
with America, and toperpetuate the peace
of the world.
Copies of no less than seventy treaties
and conventions concluded at Vienna and
Paris, have been laid before p4rliament.-
Among them is one signed between Eng
land. Russia. Austria, and Prussia, by
which Bonaparte is declared to be their
common Prisoner his custody to be entrus-
ted to England, and the other powers to
have commissioners to abide at his place of
| residence, and who, without b. ing respon-
sible for his custody, will assure themselye
of his presence.
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STATE PAPER.


Contention bef1Ueen Great Britain and Austria,
signed at Paris .4Hguss 9, 1915.
Napoleon Bonaparte being in the power Of the
Allied soyer igus, their Maiesties the King Of the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland, the
Emperor Of Austria the EaperOFO Of Russia and ,Iis
King ut Prussia, have sgreed, in virtue of the stipu-
atOns Of the treaty Of the 25th of March, 1915. up
on the measures most proper to render al enter
prise impossible, on his part, against the repOse Of
Europe.
Att. Napoleon Bonaparte is considered by the
powers who have signed the treaty Of the 25th Of
March last as their prisoner.
Art. g. His custody isespeciaIIy entrusted to the
British government.
The choice of the place and Of the measures
which best secure the object Of the present Sic
Puation, are reserved to his Brtannic Majesty.
Art 3. The Imperial Courts Of austria and Of
Russia, and the Royal Court of Prussia, are 10 ap-
point commissioners to proceed to, and abide At he
place which the Government Of his Britannia Me-
jesty shall have assigned for the residence OF Nsys-
leon Bonaparte, aud who, without being RESPONSE
bic for his custody, will assure themselves ofhis pre-
sence.
Art.4 Ills most Christian Majesty IS to be inyi-
ted, in the name Of Tue four abOgemention-
ed Courts, 10 send in the ike manner French
Commissioner 10 the place Of definition Of Napoleon
Bonspsrts.
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Curacao. February 9.
1t seems certain, from accounts receiv-
ed, via St. Thomas, that in Aux Cages
the Caraquenian emigrants, refugees from
Carthagena, have assembled from all parts
i'll considerable numbers, and it is assert
ed, with the design, of either repairing to
the assistance of their friends in the revolt
ted island of Margarita, or once more in
v.ding the Costa hrma itself. We have
no knowledge of what means they possess
70 carry this plan into effect but that it
viii be attempted on larger or smaller
scale is highly probable, considering the
desperate situation in which so many are
placed. cut oft from all resources.
Their privateers, it is said, have been
very successful in cutting off the Spanish
traders from Cuba to Jamaica one (the
PopO it is alledged, took in cash upwards
OF $4,000 dollars from one prize. Having
no longera port of their own. the coast OF
St. Domingo (HaytD affords them facilities
to dispose of their capture.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
House Of Lorcf8, Feb. 1.

Ots9ing If he Se88i,n.-The house
met at two, when the royal commissioners
the arch bishop of Canterbury, the lord
chancellor, the duke OF Montrose, lord
Harrowby, and lord SALISBURY, sent for
the house Of commons. The speaker hav-
ing come into the house Of lords, attended
by the members of the commons, in the
usual manner, the lord chancellor read
the prince regents speech as follows
" My iords and .gentiemen--We are
commanded by his royal highness the prince
regent, to express to you his deep re-
gret at the continuance Of his majesty la
menied indispostion.
The prince regent directs us to &C
quaint you, that he has had great satisfac-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-03
CHARLEsroN. March %.

Captain Wells, of the schooner Hngeno-
RI, arrived here yesterday in five days
from Matanz IS, informs us. that the day
before ne sailed. British sloop arr. there
in 2 days from Nassau, bringing intell-
gence that there had been second revolt
among the Vest India troops stationed
at that place occasioned by an attempt on
the part of the government. to punish one
Of the soldiers concerned in the former
mutiny when they rose upon their off
GERS, and seizing Colonel Murray had near
ly strangled him. They were in possession
of the arsenal and magazine, and thrc aten-
ed to destroy the place if any attempt was
again made to punish any individual Of
their number
from jamaica fafiers recefUsd at the Led
ger office, by the sch. PrudeHce.
KINGSTON, Jam.) Feb. IS.
Sixteen American prisoners, released by
the Spanish government at Santa Martha,
came passengers in the Decouyerte.
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LONDON. February Q.

We received this morning a large mass
of letters from Paris, ted on Monday e.
vening. We insert an extract from one
OF them announcing that the French gov
eminent have susp nded the circul ton of
English journals in France--a measure,
which viii only increase the desire to read
them. In peouniary point of view, it
will do little or no injury to an English pa
per, for such obstacles have been always
opposed to their circulation on the con
tinent, and such high prices demand
ed, that the number circulated was very
small.
The speech has made very favorable
impression on the funds. which have ex-
perienced this morning rise.of per cent.
in private bargains, conscIs and omuium for
the next payments. Although it was
holiday at the bank, the stock exchange
remained open.
The Morning Chronicle of to-day,
has publishe the following letter from
Sir Robert Wilson, to M. Pozzi di Bor-
gho:
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q" Prison IF La Force.

" Ny Dear Sri have been informed, that
paper, intercepted on its retire II NE has bern
considered rs the original manuscript Of report
attributed tn yourself; AID further, tia, have been
accused of being the author, or concerned in the IA
brcation OF that paper
disdain the imputation but from motives of
resp,c for the Emperor, aud of regard for myself
do declare upon nay honor, that the paper 80 in
terceptcd vas copy that had never even adj al
though borrowed by rue to lend and farther that
tneyer did hear of this report attributed to YOU
until it had been read by various friends of mine,
and extracts had en- given to take to England by
those vino will, am sure, declare to the fact in
parliament it necessary.
" May beg you TO repel the calumny by this
statement.
every truly yours.
"RO8ERT WILSON, NJ. Gen.
" To his excelleucy count Pozzo ii Boreho,"
s. c. &c.
The Morning Chronicle adds, that " Sir
Robert Underwent his final interrogatory
on Thursday last. Throughout his exa~
limitations he has adhered in his determi-
nation of answering all questions,ssve such
as tended to criminate himself. He is now
allowed tn confer with his Council The
question of his being liberated on bail, re-
mains undecided. His health is much i'm
pared by confinement. Mr.. Bruce ard
Mr.. Hutchinson are permitted to see their
friends, which Indulgence is denied tn Sir
Robert Wilson. HIS lady is alone admitted
to see him. The event of his arrestation
has been an additional shock to her feel
ings, already deeply affected by the loss of
her sis Ell the hon. Mrs. Carleton, who
lately persisted in so unfortunate manner
OH the coast of Belgium"
" Paris, January %.
1t not without surprise that the public
learnt yesterday morning, that circular
note from the re tir of the pest office
had been sent to the different cabinets
HteraireS, & reading rooms of the metropo-
lis, acquainting the proprietors that the
English newspapers were suspended till
further orders"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-03
PAY OF CONGRESS.

Some hints have been thrown out in the
public prints or the subject of the late
change in the mode and amount of COM
pensation to the Members of Congress,
which appear to be founded on erroneous
calculations. One of our friends, whose
leisure has enabled him to make more mi
mute cal ulations than has been in our pow
er, has favored us with the following state
ment, the accuracy of which will not, be-
Cause it cannot, he questioned. Thus then
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Bdltim ore .1meT7cdn.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90,

REPORTED Destruction Of Sierra Leone.
Captain Young, of the ship Charlotte,
VINO arr we'd here on Sunday last, in A
days from Isle de Los. informs. that while
getting under way at Isle de Los, he was
no rded by boat from the Bulam shore
Opposite Sierre Lcone) and was formed
that two days previous, large party of
Blacks from the country had attacked ST
ezra Leone, and having been joined by the
Black troops stationed there. had succeed
ell in destroying the place, and had muir
dered nearly I'll the white inhabitants. to-
gether with several British officers.-
These were all the particulars Captain
Young could learn.
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S3I9 Is
991 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-03

The frigate JAVA, commanded by the
gallant Commodore Perry, arrived at
Gibraltar, imSeUenteen days from New.
port, and then proceeded to join Com.
Shaw's squadron in the Mediterranean
We are induced to mention this circum-
stance, as paper somewhere to the east
ward of Baltimore, not long ago. in pref
ty broad terms, limited that the Java was
a clumsy i'll built vessel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-04-03

Average annual amount of
allowance for travelling
eXpences of each mem
Der of Congress (under
the present census) for
eight years, VIZ. 10Th,
18th, 18th, & 18th con-
gress, has been
During those eight years
Congress was in session
1922 days ;--averaging
number of days per year
165 Ia at Sc
a vPyo 90 annual amount &c
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1909 65

-------I TO 70 10
Which isan increase of the whole pay
of all the members of Congress of SO per
centum upon the pay as established in
1889.
Ii is therefore demonstrated, with a.
rithmetical accuracy, that the act recent
ly passed, has increased the compensation
at no higher rate than SO per cent. on the
rate established near thirty years ago.
Who will say that this increase keeps e.
quail pace with the appreciation, since that
day, of the cost of labor and of all the ne
cessaries of life
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
200 Dollars Reward.

II WILL. give areward OF one hundred
& dollars for the arrest and conviction
of the person or persons who robbed my
exchange Office on the night CT the 9Th
instant; also an additional reward of
one hundred dollars for the recovery OF
the property stolen therefrom, coD.stinr
of specie ia dollars. change, AMERICAS
and English gold 600 dollars, bark notes
about so dollars, ninety tickets in the
Medical College Lottery. second class,
aud "A tickets in the Washington Sio-
nument Lottery, third class.
ROMULUS RIGGS
Georgetown, Dee. IL
P. 5. II any person has knowledge OF
the said fe1bery. aud do not wish thelr
names MENTIONED, and vii! give me prl.
yate information. so that the persons cah
re arrested, they shall be entitled tc the
;eward, and it shall! be kept secret.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
ROBBERY.

On the night of the 9th Of December,
1916, the Exchange Office of The sub
scriber, Bridge street. Georgetown. from
appearances by false key was robbed
Of the following property, in Specie, con-
sisting of dollars. change, American and
English gold. about eco dollars bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank Of Washington. and some small
tickets, together about so dollars, a one
pound note Of the bank Of England, and
ore hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The lottery
tickets can be of no use to The persons
taking them. and an attempt to pass them
would only leaj to detection, it is
therefTe hoped that the person or PER-
sons who took them, will return them to
The subscriber through the Post Office at
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will be
paid by the subscriber for any intorma
ton that NAV lead to the discovery Of
the persons or a recovery of the property
All keepers of lottery Offices in the Unit
ed States will please to keep list OF the
numbers of the following tickets, as it
may lead to discovery OF the theft.
RUMULUS RIGGS.
Last Of the Nos, Of Tickets In the Ned
zeal Lottery, cd Class.
2201, 22O9, aces, 1904, 1906. 2oOG,
1907, 2208, s009, 22l0, 22l2, 22l3.
e2l4. 2216. 2217, 1913, 22l9, 1920,
1881, 1889, 1855, 1854, 1885,
1886. 1857, 1858, 1889, 1850,
1861. 1860, 1865, 1864, 1871,
1882, 1873. 1874. 1875, 1876,
1887, 1873, 1899, 1870,
1414I. 14749, 14743, 14744, HAAS,
14746, 14747. 14Z4S, l4749, l475o,
1876, 1923, 14T29, 1890, 1883,
ol5eS. 1854, 1885, 2l527, 2152S,
2I529, 1850, 1854, 1855, 1857,
1855, 1850, 21540, 9l546, 1851,
2t548, 21549. 1850. 1901, 1902,
15l0S, l5104, 15105, 1906. 1897.
1898, 1900, 1910, 1911, 1919,
1918. 1914. 1915.
LIST or .NsU.fBERS or TICKETS
In the Washington, Monument Lot,
tery, bird class
81, 50, Sc, SIS, 56. s., 50, So, GO, 81.
%, IS, G4. e.. 81, g.. Go. G9 70, Il.
3, 1874 IS. go go, 249G, 2466.1
IA, 248Q, a470. 246o, 2472, 1867,
34G8, 24zl, 2473, 1866, 24S4, 2495.
.!483. 24S2. 248i. G475, S451, 1852,
345A, 2455. 81 IS, 3457. S458, $3.50,
}4G3, S45l 4G46, 4G47, 4648, 4a49,
1850, 1854. 1858, 4G$0, 1862. 459S.
1854. 1896. 1866, 4697, 1893, 4609,
47a0, s5l5, S3i5 S455
Dec 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
REMOVAL.

c. Bronaugh & Company.
Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. nealy opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are noe opening general as
sortlnent OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they oifer for sale
On very eligible terms, Tor cash OF to
punctual customers. They wish purcha-
sers to call and examine the goods.
November 50 If
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Sales at Auctio7.
m Wednesdays and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
I(o,ca IN tInioO ct pppt

m Wednesdays and Saturdays
WILL BE OFFERED,
u. Auct;en Office on Union street,
~ Between King and Prince
sytensive and general ass9Stesnt
If scasonable Goods OF S1issssssz
T.Asacb. German, India. ark
WsnUfacture, which will be welFselect-
~ 'l and we'll worthy The attention OF
TO-, and country merchants and others;
sst be Undersigned viii be abuncaatiy
s ss from the maEufacters and their
s;epJ. Il Boston. New York ard Phila-
Ielnhia--uhich will give to gentiehensn
onportanity Of laying in their saod' on as
o ppd terms as tl;e. can be n nose CITES
ssk;ng into view the difference VI TX
The The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF The
day ,.5 20 and
liberal advances .nale i de>'rsb!e.
John Jackson & 90.
Auetioneers.
~
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For Freight or Charter,

{Sk The substantial and fast sailing
!AasMb ig Ageno,ia, Martin, master
she carries about 1880 barrels and is new
n complete order for any voyage.
ALSO,
,SsN The elegant and very fast sail
!s.z.sS-ing BRIG AuriIla, Rowland, mas
ter; she is nearly new. carries about 300
barrels and is now ready for the reception
of a cargo. Apply to
Il. FL. Rowland.
Who has for sale. received per s!oop
Regulator,
A few bales bIeached Russia SheetOgs,
few casks reai Saermacati Oil, and 100
reams Wrapping Paper.
December 10
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pUbLIsFlED DaLY BY s. sNUHBEM RoYALsrKEET ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1916.
Vaudeville Il Larmour

Haze received for Sale,
SIS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
so bbls do do
5 hhds New England rum
60 bbs do
90 puncheons Cd, sd and 18th proof
West-India do
Is bbls 4th proof Accolnac peach
brandy
pipes Holland gin
10 bbIs country do
90 hhds molasses
so bbls low priced sugars
60 boxes new raisinS
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zsnte currants
600 Id soft sheEIed almonds
so casks colored Goshen cheese
200 firkins Pennsylvania butter, Phi
ladelphia inspection, No. l. for
family use
IS bags race ginger
go casks chewing tobacco
SO bags aud 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1900 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing parer
so boxes mould and dipt candles
s boxes real Martinique Noyau
Wines, liquors and groceries as usual.
December 9
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Exchange Office, Georget"loa

" WILL give the highest premium fa'
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, OF
the following places, w,
Boston, New York, philadelphia, Eal
timore, Virginia, North CatciiAa, soota
Carolina and Georgia. viii also s'Ny
the highest p;emium fer Bratts.on New
Orleans, treasury Notes AID s{'ecie.
Ar kinds Of Westlta Bauk Note,
bought and sold.
, All kinds Of Stocks aud Bulls oil IA
ange bought and sold.
Notes, Maits and Interest collected
ard RENTED for a small commission.
P Persons travelling to aaf part o.
the United states may be supplied w';l
s1atu5le Funds.
81 Please to et,qairc at ms Exchaagf
aud brokers' oGice, Bridges street, Gee
Io,ca.
Ronnhls RiSgs.
juGe ! Il
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Union Bank, Alexandria,
Noramher en-. 1916.

November 50 1916.
Stockholders in this Institution are
hereby notified, that an election for Is
Directors to serve the ensuing year, will
be held on Monday the 9th day of Janu'
ary next, at the coart house in Alexan-
dria. BY order,
C. I. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
December 9 Ute
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Marble, " Inc, Oil. etc

Marble, v ine, Oil, etc
1C2 Cases italian Marble contain
ing, Mantle and Chimney pee
es. Hearths, Pl!lars eTa F'uted
and plain eI assorted c0Urs,
cnt purposey Tor the American
market.
Il quantity of Marble Slabs
marble statues
1000 Marble tiles
400 Do Mortars with pestles
Cases alabaster ornaments
S is f a5ii pipe. WINE
200 Boxes Florence oil
4e Casks taIlow
Ceases Black cambrics
| Case mems cotton bose =
| Case woinens DO
! Truck mems dress shoes
2Do Ladies Do
l 10 womens Morocco shoes
9 Do Silk Do
8 Do Boo
Case Felt hats
6 Do silk Do
9 Boxes pen and pocket knives
2Cases German stee cross cut saws
Z Boxes fine sheet lead
A patent cooking machine complet-
ed, with wood model, and printed d.
rections, for setting ii up
Received by ship Potomac, fromGenoa,
And for sale by
John Janney & 30.
December 9 cow
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Z. Swami jun.
fldNarli Swar
Y. Swami.
Edward Swami.
October 25
For Sale,

For Sale,
FgSHAT substantially built & elegant
8 " finished three story 6ricdc Hicel-
Ing House on Nater-strcct, formerly
the residence of the late r.. heuagny ;
with which will be sod, either conjnint-
" or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 2S feet front ala 100 feet deep
fhe terms OF sale will be very accommo-
dating to the purchaser.
It this property be not sold PREVIOUSLY
to the 18th of May next, il will then be
for Rent and possession given immedl-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
]. l.. M'Kenna,
april "a dSt&2awtf
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ORPHANS C0UaT.

Alexandra opatv, Dee ERIN, 1916.
ORDERED, That the administrator
Of Abel Willis, deceased, do insert The
usual advertisement three times week
COR two weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers.
Copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Register Wills.