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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
PRESUMPTION PUNISHED.

PRESUMPTION PUNISHED.
Extract from the Jou:n 4 nj i'ra-
vcIler,. on a late tear To Ssitte.-
land Through Germany.
When the following dty ra&''4
thraugh Laui.cphwg. III MY r.
l.iase aad walked oY,i. tlir b:iIs;" n
company with MAJ of the ai9r".
who seeing nc look it'll graf at'"r-
ton at the Rhine toa ing ara1:;'! t''
arches over bed %, ccks, sad 10 ne,
pointing with his hand to II sharp ~
Gle, /" there thc two English Loro'
were sW allowed" This Was ia !ac..
the place where few m'n';is ayr
Lord NJ. and ,.ir. B, H.u'e
so dcpiara5!c am end. When OF" goa
The rapid and deco c9ar5c Of ih'
Rhine at this place, daS!iiig is va
fcrs through a narro. bed % r9ri''
rcsentinS G5: t!rta hGnfJ'd yarr'
acute and sharp win3 nv ansic-' u .
not easy to belirsc ti.ai sJ it'spe''.'
an attempt seai-i nave asen haz"r.ri'
IS that which cast thcsc unfortunate
yonn: ,nen iiieir inr,. Icy Ta~
ravrii.:s the i;caI'y 81 the 'o.ia"F
;rl0r.ed ,hr.p slip or Il fe" aa';
At LaaGanhGrs. he noVeiiy ana
langei OF i;.;sa4ata. pied Wiga'lo.
.yc,;ei in tie a the visa To 10 w,a'
thcr people dre'ied mgossl6ic. 10
moment their idea was known, II "as
st,ongi oppos-.I; !, Il t!,s opl's., 'o y.
iouIy served to conIi m them III TIC"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
JOHN +. BROOKS.
WM. RAMSAY, T.
March 10
Little River Turnpike Comply

A T the annual meeting of tho Stock
holders in the Little River turn
pike Company, in the town OF Alexandra
on the 18th January isl7-it was
Resolved, Tha, for the purpose Of en-
couraging the use Of broal wheeled wag
CONS on the Little River Turnpike Road
that all Wagons the breadth of the wheels
whereof shall be 6 inches, shall be per
mitted to pass the gates on said road toll
free fer the term of 2 years, and all wag
gons whose wheels shall be the breadth
Of 5 inches, shall be permitted to pass
toll free for the term 81 10 months also
all wagons TIE breadth OF the wheels
whereof shall be 4 inches and under
inches, shall be permitted to pass on
paying half toll fer the term Of 5 years
from the time they shall pass the respec
tive gates, which shall be specially no.
.iced by the gate keeper, who shall notify
the treasurer of the same. This resula'
ton shall be extended to all persons whr
shall avail themselves Of it within three
years from this date.
PHILIP NELSON, Chnirman.
January II 2aw6m
H. The editor Of the Winchestel
Gazette, is requested to insert the above
six months. and send his account to thu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
A Country House

Is offered for sale by the subscriber
With about $50 acres Of L AND, more M
less. to suit the convenience Of the pur'
chaser. II is situated in Fairfax county
within three miles from Alexandria, art
aoald make comfortable 4 most health,
summer retreat. The terms will be !;
ps al and the time Of payment made con
venient to the purchase Arp'y 20
". CR.d.NCH.
March 20 eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
BeneIict Property for Sale,

will Be offered At public sale on the pre-
mics. on Monday the Sth May next.
II fair, if not the first fair day thereat
ter
A Ii that verv valuable Estate 10 BE
"a uedist. late the property OF John
Forbes. E.q. tecea,e ed, compflNny the
town with the exception Of lots and
so or 100 acres Of Land attached there
to
The many advantages this situation al
fords To mercantile men scarcely has
psrallel., combined with IA excellent ma.
yiyatiop. and convenient store rooms and
warehouses for the transaction ct busi
ness in a rich and extensive neishoor
hood. heretofore depending Tor supplies
On that place.
Ia addition to that beautiful improved
lot formerly the residence OF Mr.
Forbes. are several Dwelling houses IN
good repsir. one which has been occup'
ed for some time past rs tavern. Ths
above property will be sold either by Sc
perate lots or the whole together as may
suit purchasers. A long ere will De
riyen by securing the payment OF the
purchase money. Sale to commence Al
en- O'Clock A. NJ.
HORATI0 C McELDERf
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22

as was also Mr.. Burnett. thosgh moi
badly and the next morning tn tw
.eamen who had been unfortunately xii
ed on board the Brothers were inferred
On Board the Brothers were killed Mat
thew Jackson, an European, aud feti'
Pomatoo native: aud CHRISTOPHER
Harper, wounded.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
CASH

Will be given for few likely young
NEGROES. with uudisputed rights
Apply at Eli Legg's tavern, upper end
of King street.
JOHN L. AFFORD.
March IS AIT
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Notice.

Tbs eopartnersbir heretofore exIst'na
under the firm OF John Violet and Son
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
4 John Violet.
Robert g. Violet.
March 81 div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Last Notice
To the Debtors of Daniel Cawood.

Such If them whose accounts are IN.
adjusted, will please come forward and
have them adjusted previous to the tenth
,lay before April term. Such as have NJ
accounts to adjust, or claims as Offsets,
will please cali and pay, to save trouble
and expense.
I. ROBBINS, rrsstse.
March 81 dsteo2s
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March IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
Public Sale.

BY virsue Of a deed Of trust to me suo
scriber. will be exposed to sals, before
,be door Of the City Hotel, on Wed
1ss1au the 9Th day Of April next
Two LOTS of GROUND,
wth nil the improvements thereon
s;uat. at the intersection Of ki1g aqd
F,vette streets, in the town OF alexan
ari, The first beginniyg at the north,
wet CORNER Of the intersection Of satd
a., ,sts and running northwardiy With
F.vstt. street one hundred feet to a ten
feet alley, thence we,twartl'y with the
.ilsr s;xty one feet eight aud hall aRch
es thence southwardly with line paral
lei with Fayette street one hundred iee'
=, KIM street thence exstwardlJ with
K;ns street sixty one fee, eight and an
half inches TO the beginning. The seco"a
begiamng at the north west corneF OF the
inc, section of the aforesaid alley VITA
F,yettc street and running northWardiy
with Fayette street sivty SIX teet seven
inches. thence ve,twardly and parallel
to tine said alley and King streetpne hun
dred aad twenty three feet hive inches,
the &c southwardly and parallel to Fay
EFT, street SIXTY SIX feet seven inches TO
SAID alley, thence eastwardiy with sand
aIley one hundred and twe"tl three feet
five incnes to the beginning.
WIN. Herbert Jun.
Trustee.
March 10 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22
For Sale or Freight,

xSN The superior built schooner 70
~ quette, captain Vale; carr'e'
about 800 barrels. and well found II
eve respect. If not sold in few DAYS
will ,ake freight either for the West II
dies or coastwise Apply to
LaIcrason 81 Foscte.
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-22

SALT; ALBANY SEED OATS, St
Lindsay & Hill.
Offers for SAFE.
1000 bush. lvica Salt sr;t.h,s f.
5 5SSe + i ISss ID do }p'sAi"s fist
5000 Cadiz do
5000 Albany Seed Oats, Of a su
perior quality
4S hols reci6ed Whiskey cid
al tons Loswood, st. Domingo
Best Green Coffee in bags
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
DOMESTIC.

The President of the u. States passed
through! this place OH Saturday morning
TO visit Fort Washington his arrival was
announced by Il Federal Salute. He was
escorted into town by the AL, Aaitiria
troop, under command of Lieut.. SINUS
Gen. Lyun, aud other others went in all
vance 10 receive hia AMI form part of
the escort 10 the City Hotel, where he was
met by the Ma, or and Common Council.
when after the usual ceremony of an AL. !.
dress asd reply, MIR. Monroe proceeded
to tine Fort, and returned the same even.
Ing IN the steam boat TO Washington
MIR. George Graham and Brig. General
Porter, accompanied him in his visit here.
1ierand,ia Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
INT Int

The Legislature of Tennessee have
passed All act for establishing eleren Banks
III the State, each with capital stock of
400, 900 dollars (; To be branches of the
State or Nashville Banks. if they can be
accepted lfnot, to he independent banks.
The resolution, whose introduction we
have already noticed, protesting against
The establishment OF d Branch oi The Bank
OF the United States III the state of Ten
nrssee, has passed one branch of the Lee
gisiature. Acts have also passed, during
the session, for taking a census of tie
free taxable inhabitants OF the state. an ]
for the suppression OF gaming. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The First SEES
sion OF the FIFTEENTH CONGRESS com
mences To-day. As we have already init
mated, the very favorable state OF the
weather and roads have so facilitated the
migration of The Members. that there is
no doubt OF there being TO day quorum
OF both Houses present. 1t is probable,
indeed, thai majority OF both Houses
had actually arrived OH Saturday.
We publish list of the Members com
posing The two branches OF Congress, as
nearly correct as we can make If.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

TUST PUBLISHED by Jomcs Webster Of PhiladeI.
- phia-and FOR SALf, by FLcaIing Ja,neg i Co. Mar
bet bridge. THE LifE OF PATRICK BENRY-Bg H.IT.
WET, ESQ.
p The suhsci hers to THE LIFE OF PATRICK Hen
RY requested 70 call for their Books early as
sible
n THE LIFE or PATRICK HENRY is printed on a
new type from the founderJ Of Mssss. Reich Starr &
co. OF Philadelphia.
Riohmond, November 81. S0lmif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
OTYOT1N pORTE

tiDn of tic carry ing trade, have applied
10 tie Grand SeIgnOr for ermIssion to
pass tie Dardanelles, into ihe Black Sea.
France aud England, DESTROYS Of retain
ja ihe trade, aud perpeiuating it, ifpos-
sihle. uDder their flag, have persuaded the
Pore 10 aiix toll, or sound due, 10 an
a.aOunt so exorbitant as toprohibit Spau-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

these sesmen, ss soon as they saw the JustinS,
put OFT for her, and got on board before we did,
age, and saiied from New York for Charleston
the 18th INST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

Tie population Of Indiana increasing.
MADISON, Qnd.) Oct. 25.-A few DAYS
past Mrs. - of this county was delv-
cred Of .foter fine ehiitheal two Of each
sex--all Of whom arc said 10 be doing
well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

CHARLUSToN, Nov. IA company Of Unit
ed States troops embarked Yesterday on board
the schr. Patsy, and sailed Tor st. Marys.-
This is Il part OF the force mentioned in our pa.
per of VI Onday last, as having been ordered 10
rendezvous at Point Petre. Col. Bankhead
who will take command OF the corps, when as
sembled, also embarked in the Patsy.
LOSS OF THE SHIP VOUCHER.
ETtrdci Ofd ritter }TOjR passenger, dated Sdran-
nah RiCer, Nor. 2iH.
Or the 10Th inst. about ten o'clock IN the
morning, thirty.fiye miles north OF Cape Hat.
teras Capt. Tombs, Of the ship Ju.tins. pick
ed mp the Vouchers long boat, with nineteen
OF uson board, JhOurs " Il ialfaiter we left the
wreck of that ship. The Voucher went ashore
about three O'Clock, going ten knots, wind n .
n. w. and in less than half an hour all Hopes
Of saving the ship were at an eud indeed. it
was not without difficulty that OuT lives were
saved, as We left the ship is the dark, without
compass, water, or provisions. few biscuits
that pitched into the boat for the children,
we're Gus whole stock, aud but fer the prOvi.
dental discovery Of tile Jnstina, about nine
O'Clock. we must inevitably have persisted as
we could find 10 place along the beach where
we could laud with safety, although we cOasted
il for nearly ten miles. We owed every thing
to the humane exertiOns Of Capt Tombs, who
generously supplied all our wants, having lost
every thing but what we had OF our backs /;
and whose kindness aud urbauily since we
have been on board, cannot tiud language suf-
ficiently strong 10 express my admiration of.
Captain Rowland, with two men, one passenger
(Mr. J. &. Glibertj the steward and a boy, we're
left With the wreck. by three Seamen, put intO
the jolly boat 10 wait for them tail daylight ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

A Quebec paper of the lIth inst. states, that
Three hHHdred md three 1csseIs with Fire thoa-
sand three hRHdred ard sereaty.tirc n0o settlers,
s0u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

From recent letter from the South, (.ays
the Savannah Chronicic.) we observe with
pleasure that The Sugar C,ops OF tins State pro-
iuiSe " ell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04

si,se II to this religious order. Monks are
also re-establishej at the Annunciade at
Genoa and other towns. 1t is SAID that
several great Courts OF Europe are about
10 address rcpress niations upon this sub
feet To the Court OF Turin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
. BY His Excelleucy Charles William
Maxwell, Esq. Z. b. sc. &c. &c.
"PROCI

Whereas, at n Privy Council of the said
Island holden on the 29th dag of Oct instant.
Ills Exceliency was pleased to call the atten-
ion OF The Board 10 the state of the Colony
in consequence of the hurricane which took
place on the 2iSt day Of Oct. inst. whereby the
provision grounds on the Plantations had been
totally destroyed, and great damage done 10
the different buildings ia this Island, whilst il
was laboTing under the disastrous effects of
the hurricane of Sept 1916: And whereas The
other West India Colonies have suffered quail
ly with this leland, aud no supplies can DE ex-
pected from them.
do therefore, by aud with the advice Of
Ills Majesty's Council of this island, in order
TO prevent famine, and to guard against its
probable effects, particularly amongst the
slave Population, by this my Proclamation,
permit the importation into this Island for
the period of Six Calender months from the
date hereof, III FOREIGN vessels of all nations
aud descriptions, Of flour, bread, bscuit rice
beans, peas, oats, corn, corn meal, live stock
horses, mules, horned cattle, roots and fruits
OF all kinds. boards, plank, scantling, shingles
slaves, heading, aud hoops. And do also an
tHorise and permit the expectation, in vessels
importing the SAID articles, Or any of them OF
sugar and coffee TO the value Of one third
part OF the Articles 50 imported, and of rum
anu molasseS for tile remainder. PrOrided al.
tcuyS, that the value Of the articles so import.
ca shall be ascertained By the oath of the
hiaSter or SupeTcafgo of the vessel importing
tie same, or by the purchaser thereof before
the Collector or Comptroller. before such
vessel be allowed go come to an entry; and
TIE value Of the cargo TO he exported to be
asceriained in like manner, before the COlec.
tor or Comptroller be allowed to clear ont such
vessel
Given under ms hand. sc. sc this 10Th
day OF October, lSl7.-By His EXcellency's
command.
-. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secrstary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-04
SPENCER ROANE,
JNO. COALTER,
ROBT WHITE,
WM. BkOCKENBROUGH.
i. W. LEIGH.

On motion of Mr.. Magil, Resolred.
That the said letter and report be referred
10 select committee and committee
was appointed OF Mes rs. AlagiIl, Robert
son Of Richmond, Blackburn, TAYLOR of
chesterfield, Lane, Nav Tor, Harrison of
Prince William, Thompson of Fairfax
Edward NiisO' of Northampton, Scott
Lewis, Penn, Humphreys, Robertson az
Petersburg, Thweatt, BoHyer, Chamber
layDe, Bnckner, Clarke of Powllatan
Clarke ofAugusta, Loyal and Summers
On motion OF hlr. Blackburn, Oylered
That two hundred and fifty copies of the
said letter be printed for The use of The
members OF the general assembly.
petition was presented and read. Of
Thomas Miller of Powhalan county. com
planning of the undue election and return
of Jesse WoOdson, one Of the delegates
returned to serve for the said county. in
the present general assembly Referred
to The committee of privileges and cleo
tiOns.)
A petition was presented and read &c
Mary Austin of Hanover county. urav;ng
for reasons therein set forth, that von,,S
negro woman, aged about fifteen years
by the name OF amanda, belonging To liz
petitioner, may be enancipated. 10 taks
effect When she shall come 10 The are of
eighteen years, OF sooner IL the petitioner
should die before that period also.
PetIiI0n Of tie court, the clerk and The
bar OF shenandoah county, that the time
OF holding the said court may be changed
10 the. first Monday before the second
Tuesday III March, instead of FeJytary
III each year. 4 Referred to The commit,
tee OF courts OF justice.)
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-21
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, FEDRrARY 81.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
AT WASHINGTON.
February 90.

Tie unfavorablc report OF the COM
mittec of pensions and revolutionary
claims, to whom the petition of Colo
mel Allen Mclean was referred, was
Yesterday before the House OF Repre-
sentatives, when Gen. Jackson moved
tn reverse it, and in speech which
did credit to his feelings and under
standing, urged the claims of that We
teran. re described him as highly
meritorious revolutionary officer; for
his signal services honOred with the
favor OF Washington, and BY that
great man rewarded FOR them with the
office Of collector Of Wilmington in
Delaware, the receipts Of which.
however, far from a!f0rlinS main
tcrance Cor him and his family,
scarcely pail the e1pegces of the Of
fee, SO that the Colonel was in very
narrow aud Observation-Disclosures;
and he founded his mGtiDn to reverse
the report rs we'll or the claims of the
petitioner as ON the deduction flCa
the evidence IN the case, that either
the conni!tce lad luisaFqrci:endrd,o'
tie caioncl failed in making c0rreC
representation. OF his case.
Tie chairman Of The Com,nitteH AM!
several members however distinctly
stated that there had been no mistake
or misrepresentation. that Colonel
Mclean had stct2a to them that he
had accepted tI.s Communication money
in lieu Of hair pay. The motion Of
General Jackson was negatiycd and
the repa,t WAS ccncuTred in BY the
house.
The repeal OF the Internal Taxes
was the whole OF the day after under
discussion, and much argument and
much heat took place. 1t stands how
ever where It lii. Sic itar. Thus
mclts the session away.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-21
COMMUNICATION.
Mr.. SNoYDEH,

Mr.. SNowDGE.
Your correspondent feels happy
in approaching that period when We
shall again he blest with the sight of
that cid fashioned commodity. gold
and silver: and am still! happier t,
learn that The banks OF our district
;whose paper finm several continScn.
causes. has been appreciated much be-
how what our natural advantages and
resources should have hxed it) are as
well prepared Tor this business as amy
oftbose at the nortawari. There has
been very great accession OF specie
n the banks oil tins t;wn since the
peace; and have very little npprc-
hrHsion of any Of thNsc difficulties 1T
tending this transition which so'nc,
who are naturally apt to dwell on the
dark side Of the PictG.c, may c"nldre
up such AS, that The new banks sing
into operasiDl in Virginia. "ill draw
their S,lacie from the vaults Of the
dis r;Ct ami t!iat mauy Of The far
m"rS. anxious TO see how grhs and sill
VCr look, and hci.y their dcilShtt",
Jingle. will b. down upon rs, &c.
SaCh lorcaodinSs as theoe cannot, |
think, be founded on much reflection
for there are more banks going OIt at.
than arc Gaming into, existence, III
Virginia all Of which have more or
Tess specie. and owned too. by nearly
Che same men who will hold The stick
4 Of tae new BANKS. The specie will
OBiy change vaults. As to the indi-
vidual holders ofOar paper being tod
q 5lesDmc in any considerable degree.
it is not reasonable conclusion. Mo
Ney is generally earned aud held b!
men of sense and calculations. and
these know well enough that when Il
five dollar bin is fair, honest repre-
SeRtatiOn of five silver dollars, or a
half eagle. and will bring it on de-
mand, it is that moment preferable to
the specie, being SO macb|more sale
and convenient. either to Circulate or
Keep, as it possesses that wonderful
y quality of taking no more room tor 4
SyO than a small amount. But adj
hitting that bank notes were not pre-
itraCle to specie as above stated. our
s0antry friends know as we'll as We
o. that cramping the circulation OF
bank paper and sending it home on all
Ncasiuns. has in indirect tendency,
g making the banks lessen their dis
'ats, to lower the price OF every
lang they sead to market.
H Ia have Our exclianSc regulated by
Ne ,a'nIarl oil : I'D anu sii'er money.
'e'as q contamination SO deyoutly to
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-21
Phil GAzrtre.
COXn CaNFgRG.

SOiAtl g. NrvE; 1.
IN Enssishman once from "a, Ehglaut
had g"at.
In Scotland % travel fnof AID alone :
Five week, :" SCOTCH gruuna 70 the nor
he al pas.'d
And all TIE i've weeks had The rain taller
fast,
and still it was falling vet faster and
faster,
10 such pedestrian 40 triClIn,5 disaster;
f,s patience e>hau>trd--c"s'i- w.ar. -
ds'rsss'd--
lie met an Old herd, wnoa he graiRs ai'
dressed,
:. Does no kind of weather i'll Scotland
appear
But this : have you rain everlasting,
here
:. Rain ~ answered the man, as he pass'd
BIN " D no,
). We sometimes have Hail SIr, and
sometnes have Snow ~
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Nrlrrc Fch. 6.

4 letter from gentleman !" E::Cc
Rivers ewes INC following account OF a.
eztra0r!iHar, e.a;Srsiio' i"G.n tc'ti!c
aud hiihert, aoaiishirs part ct the pro.
vince cause ,hcreo! is got mentioned:
Upwards OF 81 families hare .,"rr
lrnn the toa.n,l,ip> situated on the Sa:rt
Frsiucoi> in the district Of i'Grec Rivers,
within the last m"",h, saJ others are
{ llaMing. The course is .2r tic state
Of Pear, y!vania an. upper t.!ha''a, AM
Ni!l pruse serioas loss u !h's p'nN.:~e.
That fine settlement viii u destitute 0i
inhabitants by another year"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-21
BIRTH..EIGHi' B Hi.

The louiye sary Bali in commemora
tioa of the Birth Of the late itlnstrIou'
WA HINGTON, will be on Monda.
Evening the 24th inst. IN consequence
Of the 3 I'd Occurring on SATURDAY,
az Information Of any omissions II
the Distribution of tickets, will be thank
Iu'y rece we'd by the Managers
Feb'ua y Il 81