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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

FOR SALE,
Ciedt for Gosh or Treasury Nofes,
BY HENRY MOORE,
81. No. S, HAsxET SQVzhk,
WI Rum, Candies,
Sin, Soap.
Brandy, Ginger,
Wine, Mustard,
Tea, Pepper,
Coilse, Pimcnto,
Chocolate, Starch,
Sugar, Salt.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
large assorirDen, Of Crockery Hard. Ware, ana
Cutlery.
5000 VI. Cheese, suitable for family use
few bps good mess Beef, put up 10 the best o.
der, in Boston.
30 K gs Ginger and Mustard, of the best kind cheap
by ,he kcg
20 boxes la Il Soap.
Powder, hy the- CJsk
small assortment OF Day GOODS. consisting o
Broadcloths, C'.s,irp,
Plains, Cotton Shrtipgt
Vssings, Bcdticks,
Pisnnels, ST. &c
With variety of other articles, tuo nuuierous "a
mtntion in common advertisement
.sLsO--
Several Lots Of Land, l!rg in the yisinisy OF New
poTt.
Five shares in the stone Bridge.
Twenty shares IN ,he SewpurI Marine iHS&ra,.Se
Company
Une-half of the New.yurk Packet n u .,a.,s
r Ihe tsh9e IF the abspe wiH BE- cold geiS ctr.l.
yj5r Cash or Ireessy Notes
Newport o., 2S, 1916 ...f' .Uf9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

ho'AoWHS aINiS'cs
G,lt and sil,ei penoilCa.
ses,
Bass mounted anl som
mon Bsilows.
Brushes oi vxIious kinds,
Rest anG com sGufiers,
Tortoise shell ahd la.ltA-
ton she'll Combs,
Windsor and variessled
soap,
roeket.bocks aud pnrses.
ladies fashionable bag
F, Clasps,
Watch chains, scala and
/, KY gold, s..ssr and
I gilt,
Phying Cards,
snufi. boxes, nc &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

br Hs viii continue 80 piaruiae'h'e aud
Keep constantly for sale. gold Necklaces saa silver
Ware, Of the best quality.
Newport, November l3, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

Not more than one md ahres quarters blanks to n
p'se bvdas''un isom prizes. hitecn per cent
free - ,he above Tickets. whole rs 90. halves
. ~. gasr'ers eE-bnt from the very great de-
mand for them, will soon rise
There '"sy also how be had, Tickets ip the
Pymoun Beach lossy lrawing in BOSTON nghes,
rs1ze 3 s0JJ. price Of Tickets SIS 50--snd Tickets
N n 6'sp..sf siOas Ch1pei Ls.eiy Hiyhrst Prize
5 5000 aov jrswing in Bristol, price OF Tickets
b ) 50. q, NE Truly Fortunate LOTTERY and Tx.
ohanye Once, M l,s, THAMES sTaRsy, ~ cele-
brstsa fci lie sale Of High Prius
L.c "a JSSSIAH'C SHAW
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01
Wk9 waEfs q Guincs ?

aey msy DC had by the pur>hs oil foriu.
nate Nnu,ter in the
. Washington 6ycye Lottery, No. 7,
10 Commence drssing on the 27,h day Of peccrn.
ber, IN sss city OF New. Haven. and to be drawn
ranilly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
REBELLION AT PRINCETON.

Extract Of a letter from Princeton, ". d. d.
ted Jan. %, 1917.
Have YOU heard that Sultan has falles
Ike lightning from Heauen upon this Col
lege? mean have you heard of the
dreadful scenes through which we have
been passing for several days! | will
mention some of the particulars. Some
difficulty seems to have existed between
the Faculty and students, for considera-
bic time. The students, II appears, have
supposed that the lessons assigned them
were ofan unreasonable length, and that
their requests that they might be abridged
were treated little too unceremoniouSv.
They at length became very much exas-
pcralcd, aud last Saturday about fifty or
sixty Of them entered into combination
to alarm and insult the government
Accordingly about one o'clock SUNDAY
morning, they assembled as silently az
possible, fastened tie outside doors. also
the doors Of The tutors, and those stu
dents who we're not engaged in the CON
spIracy, and then raised a shout which
was heard in almost every part of the
town. MIR. Slack, the professor who IiVed
nearest the college, Immediately went to
quell the disturbance, but found the doors
all fastened. lie, however, succeeded
III climbing through window, and he
was 10 sooner discovered To- be anong
them than the watch word " scanpcr"
was given, and every man scamDe,ed TO
his room, and Left the professor cropping
in the dark. Sunday and Nlondav Coz
lege was comparatively quiet. On Tues
day report was in circulation that the
students had determined 10 blow ND and
burn the College, tie next night. To
anticipate the execution oftbis plan, the
faculty assembled 10 examine the affair of
Saturday night. and selected about Is of
the most suspicious characters and dis
missed them. Several Of them, however.
were innocent. and the circumstance Of
their being unjusiIy dismissed, increased
the opposition and rendered the league
which had been formed aqaipst atlre co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
(Io be continued. }
IN SENATE.
IHHj,SdnU IA

Thursday, January 30.
Mr.. Talbot reported bill granting ancnsion
to Com. Richard TAYLOR.
MIR. Tichenor reported bill direc ting the
discharge Of Lewis Oimsted from his inpris-
Onment.
These bills were passed aud ordered to Sc
cOnd reading.
The bills yesterday reported, for the relief of
the widow and children OF Arnold RI. Dohr-
man; to amend and explain The act giving
pensions TO the orphans aud widows of per
SONS slain cn board The public or private arm.
ed vessels OF the United States rho bill more
e.tectnally 20 preserve tue neutral relations OF
the United States were read Il second time
The BIZ! from the House OF Representatives
to amend the actaut'i0rizng payment Tor pro-
perty lost, captured, Sc. was taken up and,
after discussion, was, OF motion Of Mr.. Mason
81 =. IL. fecOmmtted TO tic committee OF
Claims, wiz Instructions so TO amend tie act as
TO make II The duty OF the Commis sioner 10 ex-
anime all testimony relating to Claims arising
under the 9th section of the original act and
report tic facts to Congress for their dcterm-
nation.
Tie bill 10 establisha separate territorial 20
veruincnt in the eastern part OF Wississipp OF
territory, was ordered to be eiisrOsscd for sd
reading.
The billto provide forthe prompt settlements
Of public accounts according 10 Tie plan pro-
ments on that suDicct was read third time.
passed, aud sent 30 the House Of Represents,
lives for concurrence.
The bill To repeal tie compensation law from
and after the end Of The present session, was
taken up.
a motion was made By Bir. Chacc TO strike
out OF tic hit tire VfoeisO ia the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

t'lt~s "a VIII v tit StNSets OF tiie7t -tdrSS
trade"
This bin occu2ieithe remainder the day in
debate aud Amendment.
SOME amendments were agreed 10.
MIR. Jaciss,, OF Va. moved TO strike out the lst
secuon--tantamount to IA motion 10 reject the
hui. This motion he afterwards withdrew for
the present, to enable MIR. Forsyth to pro-
pose amendments.
MIR. Forsyth then moved 20 amend the bill
by striking out tie whole Off, and substituting
IN lieu thereof sundry sections for imposing
discriminating duties OIL imports aud ton-
mage, IN eases in which the bill now under
consideration contemplates exclusion or pro-
hibition.
This amendment was under consideration,
when the committee rose and reported pro.
gress, aud
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04


taiued shall DC construed TO revive any act ar
actsor parts ciacts, repealed or suspended by
the aci hereby repealed
The question on this motion was decided in
the negative, by the following vote:
tEAS-Niessrs. Barbour, Chace, Coldsbo-
rough, Macon, Mason of \. H. Mason OF Va.
Noble, kugsics, Sanford, Tichenor, Narnum.-
IL.
=. Ma NS-Messrs. Asl,mun, Brown, Campbell,
Sondit, Daggett, FromeDtiu, Gaiilard, Horsey,
Howell, Hunter, Hing, Lacock, Morrow, Ro-
pert, smith, Stokes, Talbot, TAFT, Thompson.
foGp, Wells, Williains-22
he bill vas then ordered TO be read third
,i,lne, III the shape i'll which it passed the other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

Ab0IenO Again.-The store of Messrs.
David Durham d Co. in Pearl ST. was
entered on Sunday morning, by man
calling himself Thomas Kitey.--rhis
man had been employed by them as a por-
ter in their store for about month. and
lived in Mr.. Dunham's family: he was
found To be absent when the family re-
tired on Saturday evening. Between 4
and . o. lock on Sunday morning. the
watc hmen, i'll going their rounds. disco
vered light in the store; cenlinels were
Immediately placed, ndinformation com
municatcd to Mr.. Durham by John Pro-
vost, very worthy and vigilan watch
man, who first discovered The light. The
store, on examination, was foun TO have
been entered through The coal vault. which
no doubt had been left unfastened bv the
villain for this purpose. The desks and
drawers had been rifled of their contents
and locks, TO the number of seven, been
forced, TO accomplish his purpose; but
on hearing the watcImcn, il is supposed
he endeavored TO make bis retreat ihrouob
one of the back windows into Tie adioin-
ing yard; but finding there no opporfu-
nifty TO elude the vigilance of The watch
men, he then attempted TO commit the a.
trocious act of suicide, and actually Gu
lis own throat. In his nockefu aud abo,,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
JAMES NJ. GOODWIN.

The Committee appointed at the las,
meeting to draft a petition TO the Senate
and House of Representative OF The Uni
ted States, upon the subject of the en-
barrassed state of our West India trade.
made the following Report:
10 the honorable Senate and Representatives
oftAe United States, u Congress assem-
JRcd
The Memorial of the Merchants, Ship
holders and Others OF the City and Coun-
ty ofiiartford, i'll Connecticut, humbly
sheweth, that the navigation of this State,
and particularly of Connecticut River,
exclusive OF some large ships in more
foreign commerce. has for many wears
been employed i'll the West India trade ::
Ill the prosecution of (which, their exports
have principally been live stock, provi
sions and lumber-That previous To the
late war, the business was attended with
some small profit; while it was the means
of taking of the surplus products of the
farmer, IL gave to the various artizans
support; III return for such cargoes we
received the common products of the
West India colonies, with some portion
OF specie-'That since the War various
restrictions have been laid on the trade
to those colonies by the Europeans who
possess them. Some with open prompt
ness introducing entirely our whole com
munIcatlon in American ships others
from time TO time imposing such restr;c-
trlve laws and imposts, as the more en-
barrassed situation of the mother coun-
tries would allow, evidently showing that
the same general introduction is TO govern.
as the means of cifeciIng the object NAV
arise, by which means our navigation is
nearly useless, and our shipping must
soon perish on hand.
We have seen with much satisfaction,
in the communication from the President,
a recommendation to your honorable bo-
dy, OF the subject as worthy the attention
of Congress.
bic the Congress, would take the subject
into conSideration--and though il might
not be proper for your petitioners TO ask
for any particular mode of redress which
might affect any other portion Of the IL
Mon; yet they beg leave to suggest vine
Their 1t might not be proper TO pass a law
prohibiting an entry OF any vessel with a
cargo from any port or place TO which an
American vessel is not permitted TO enter
and trade; and to prohibit any foreign
vessel from taking in and clearing car
go, at any port in the United States for
any place 10 which an American ship or
vessel is not permitted TO trade-to Law
such additional duties on all goods inpor-
ted by and III any foreign vessel from any
port or place in which such duties AID
charges exceed those received in the Uni
ted States by such ship or vessel. And
Your petitioners as in duty bound will
ever pray.
Voted, That the foregoing petition be
approved, that it be signed by the Chair
man and Secretary, and that il be pub
lished i'll the several papers in this city,
and forwarded to the Representatives in
Congress from this State, with request
that they use their influence in obtaining
the objects embraced in thesam
john MORGAN, Chairman.
JAMES Nj. GOODWIN. .Sec',y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
Winchestcy, January %
'NED rrI7(rI- ~,

Weregrct state, that notwithstanding
it was at first believed that the extent of
injury which this Gentleman sustained by
the upsetting of The Stage between Alex
andria and this place, was, being severely
bruised, ithas been discovered, since his
arrival here that the injury is Of such a
nature as 60 render surgical aidnecessarv.
In consequence of this General II. has
deemed it advisable 10 visit PHILADELPHIA.
for whence he set ont on Thursday last
Notwithstanding the iuclemeucy of the
Weather. TO place himself under the care
ftliat eminent Surgeon, DIR. Physic.
gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

On Monday the Board of Directors of
the United States Bank resolved To adj
here to their former decision for locating
the Branch for Connecticut at Middle
town. We understand that the appoint
ment of officers for that Branch will not
be made until after the Goth of next
month. Ne1'. Adc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

hfIia were found about 70 or so doiisS
change. two silver watches, aud IA b
hat. lie was then taken to';he polio
flee, and from thence to Bridewell. "
bis wound was dressed. and he will
doubt recover. n. Y. Der. A.,
By letter from Trenton, (N.JJ
lsaru that Ncktoa Dickcrson, Esq. at mr.
ent Governor of that State, was yestep,
in joint meeting of the Legislature. n,
mo"sfy elected q Senator OF the y. s. "a
years from the 18th of March, 1917. =
Dem. Pres
The President and Directors of the -
Their bank ofthe United States, at mou
ing OH the oath inst. Resolved, Thai \
officers of the Bank be instructed 70 81
fine the transfers of stock of that RanL
such shares only as are not i'll dcfauh
any instalment."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
Banimorc. .Iannnru 90

bHH1Worc, January 30.
The bin 10 prohibit the sale or fitting
out OF American vessels, for warlike, or
supposed warlike purposes, was ordered
to be engrossed for third reading on
Tuesday, by majority of 81 to so votes.
4 mgority Of REPUBLICAN, members rotesl
AGAINST it-EvERY FEDERAL member.
present rated FOR Its therefore obvious.
that even i'll Congress the sense of the
greater number of the republican paytv is
hostile TO Tie measure The popular Uoice
will, we believe, be much mare opposed TO
il and the committee offoreign relations
may enjoy The consolation of reAecting
that they are A9ebted to federalism for the
passage of their iavourite bill, ofwhich il
would now he vain and useless for US TO
repeat our digappro5ati0n. The excellent
speech Of Mr.. CLAY, inserted towards the
conclusion of the debate in this numJe, of
ouv paper, ought to convince every man
of the extreme impolicy Of that preposterous
tcork Of neutral supererogation.
IL will be observed, that the bill has
been sliorn of one oaly of lis worst fea-
lures, the making ofour citizens responsible
.for the uses 70 sohich uesset niay be aDp!;ed
eJier they hare sOldd TPArRIoT.
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Hartford. .Jgaxs,.y %
An adjourned

An adjourned Meeting of merchants,
ship holders, and others, interested in
Commerce III the City of!la.ttord, Goa
vcned at Morgan's Exchange Coffee
House, January u, 1917.
JOHN MORGAN, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
BRANCH RANKS

The following Directors of the Dra,
Banks ofthe United States, were ann
ted or Monday last by the General'Bo
of Directors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04
pUNIsHMENTOr DEAwn

A Resolution has been Introduced inte
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, TO Gu
quire into the expedicncy of abolislisg
the punishment ofdeath mall cases. The
enquiry WAS referred, 10y . small maiogiiy
TO the Judiciary Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

We believe that General Smith is per-
fecily correct in the opinion, that The Brs
tIsh minister has not inferfered with our
government relation to the contest be.
tween Spain and the South-Americaus :;
he cannot, however, say as much 6oraaoth-
en- foreign neutral ambossrdor.
Bait. Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

lCHARLEsToN, January 81.
INTERESTING TRIAL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

Erty0ctcf a letter from a, officer If he 4.
y. brig Spark, doted on boayd The Il. s.
.fTig0fe Java, Gibraitar Boy, sth Nocem
Der, 1916, 10 his LrOther IN Charleston.
"Fhc brig Spark fear is lost. We
were all laying in the barbor of NIalags
was on board ofthis ship OIL visit. when
the feet got under way, and could not
get on board of my yesseI---s14 has not
yet arrived, having been Ii DAYS wehaee
been laying here days, and have had no
news ether"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-04

The debate continues in the House OF
Representatives on the commercial inter
course bill. It's fate is doubtful. No
question has vet been taken which tries
the principle of the bill.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
Public Sale.

On Thursday, 9Th of February, vii
De sold, at the Store lately occupied b,
Daniel Cawood, corner Of King and 'n
unbus streets, the entire stock IN ,a'h
of Groceries aid other Goods. too hume
rous to partieularize. Also two hundrrl
new f.h barrels and stands. Sale Il
commence at ten O'Clock. ~
Terms made knswn on day OF sale
Isaac Robbins, Trustee.
February s dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
For Sale,

For Sale,
Just landed from schooner New Packe'
from Boston
80 barrels No 1 Mackerel
so boxes mould candles no 5 u 3
so do dipt do all slzes
Apply to Daniel Barnes at faxon
Metcalf and Co.'S counting room.
December FL
Gunpowder
The subscribers awe just received ~
kegs English Gunpowder, tower proof.
rom HR TO F. Also cannon, rife and
canister. Sportsmen arc invited to try
the quality. -.
December 90
We have just received and
offer for sale, ;,
900 barrels Kentucky wniskey, old
aud very 6pe
so boxes dipt candles
so boxe. fresh mustard.
Bryan Hampson q Co.
vs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05

Mandeyl!!c &Larm1ur
Haze received for scls,
IS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
50 b5ls do do
5 bids New England rum
% bbls do
90 puucheous Cd, Sd and 4th prcui
,Wesf-lhdia do
Is bbls 4th proof Accomac peach
brandy
8 pipes Holland gin
10 bbIs country do
90 hhds melasses
80 bbls low priced sugars
co boxes new aisius
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zante currants
SEQ ID soft shelled almonds
so casks colored Goshen cheese
500 6rkias Pennsylvania butter, Phi.
ladelphia inspection, No. /. t,r
family use
IS bags race ginger
20 casks Chewing tobacco
so bags and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
bale writing paper
80 boxes mould and dipt candles
8 boxes real Martinique Nuyau
Wines, liquors and groceries as usual
DecenSc. g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
Doctor David Block,

Respectfully informs the Public, that he
has just arrived from Philadelphia, al
this place, & tenders kis services. as
Doctor, Surgeon, and Expe-
rimentaI Dentist.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
For Norfolk \ Richmond,

lSS The Pacsc' sioop .3p'sle2A
Si.ssxCapt. West; :ow lying a, e. =
ways WHAT, butthe' llS tons, in COM
plete order asd weli iout,i. will sail d
soon as the liver crcr.. For freight or
passage, having soott accommodations
apply to
Jacob HcS;aan.
George Geiewa1,
WiIiian Gamer, or to the
Master on bcord.
JanuaW 81 eott
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05


Alexandria Morocco Manutac
tory.
st the Corner Of Oronoke @ Water
streets near the Fish 1cilaJ,
Where may be had, Morocco Tor gen.
clemens bosts, Morocco and American
Kid OF all colors Tor ladies' shoes, coach
makers and hatters' Lining Skins, hat.
ters' and spinning wool. The above ar
tc!es manufactured in the best name,
by the subscribers.
John ID. Benkhcrt g Co.
N, All kinds Of Silks scowered and
wed in the best manner.
November 7 eots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
December O.

To Let,
For the ensuing year, the Tavern and
Store House, at Hill Top, in Charles
Count, Maryland. Attached to the
tavern are about 1913 acres OF land, in
Guiding small meadow,
Likewise small Tenement adjoining
the above, to which about two acres are
attached, and is calculated for tire accom-
mediation Of a mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Port Tobacco. Dec 81 sawT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05

~ rthN /.
For one or term of Years,
My Wharf s. Warehouse on the NORTH
side 4 princt street in the town OF
Alexandria Possession may be had the
18th of next month. The warehouse is
large and Convenient U will hold Sa,0nO
bushels grain Or salt, and being exactly
at the ferry landing, makes II one OF the
hest places in tow n for pure asios grain
Or selling .alt or any other heauy article
lr,icle. For terms 1?ply 10
William Hepburn.
December I6 u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05

I1IIlCtltdl bCtIllot.
He also extract, Gums in few minutes,
without occasionins the least pan, draw.
ing any blood, or preventing the person
IT walking Immediately after the opera,
ton. tie arranges Nails grown in tn"
flesh, SO that the person will rot SUITE
any pains, or be troubled with it any
more.
HE KEEPS FOR SALE.
A most efIicacious Pc" der, ter whiten,
ing the teeth. and preserving the gums
in perfec. order; cures Pimples y Ring.
Worms which happen to grow in the lace
radically. The numerous cures he has
made in toe different places where his
profession has called him, enable. hin;
to produce the rest testimonies OF hi,
professional character.
lie will be found home, ready to wal;
on persons desirops 20 bcueit Of his ser
wees, in the ncrning rom 8 o'clock ill
~, and irem o'clock ill four, in the
AFTERNOON. Ladies and gentlemen Can
be attended at their residence when re,
quested.
He intends TO devote his services to
the public Of this city during one month
flis residence isat Hichaa! BoaTmaR'>
Union Hotel, Union street.
February srn&w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
JanuN 81
Alexandra Library Company

Alexandra LIBRARY company
The Members 81 lie Alexandra H.
brary Company VII. please TO rake an
tee. that al clectiai will De he'd al 'fs
Library, on sionda. the 18th In:'sD'
between the hsurs ii th,ee and .M' "
N. ior a President ar,ss eleven DiHs
tors Tor the ensuing year.
jams Kennedy,
Librarian.
February ; eoswSd'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
Notice,

THE Property, Debts aud Effects o.
the MERCHANTS BANK of Alex
andria, having been assigned aud trans
ferred, BY the late Directors thereof. to
the subscribers. in trsst for certain Pur'
poses, as mentioned in the deed OF re-
card in the court books Of Alexandria
NOTICE is hereby given to the debtor;
Of that ihstitation to come forward aud
secure their respective debts, or make
payment to Colin Aud, one oil the irus-
tees, at his Office, lower end OF King St
Merchants Bank Notes will be re-
seived in payment, as directed in the
laid deed Of trust.
THIS. SWAMI,
EDM. |. LEE,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-05
LOTTERY.

LOTTERY.
Second class Potomac Il Shcnan-
doah Lottery, first drawn ticket on
Monday next will be entitled to 100
tickets from l0oO1 to 1o1O0 inclusive.
together with all the prizes that they
have or may draw--thc prizes al
ready drawn amount to upwards oil
500 dollars. and g. tickets remain I'M
drawn. Tickets at 9 dollars each, d
harcs in proportion forsale by
X. GiiAY.
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