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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-01
Charleston, July FL.
VERY IMPORTANT NEWS.

VERY IMPORTANT hENS.
By the arrival yesterday of the schooner
Endora, Captain Hugh E. Vincent, in e
days from Havana, we are put in possession
of the very interesting intelligence, that
the Horidas hare been ceded by The Spa
nish Government to the United States
This pleasing and highly important inior-
nation was communicated to capt. Vim
cent the evening before he sailed, by capt.
Bonneli, ofthe schooner Mary-Ann, of this
port, who had just arrived at Havana, IN
~ days from Cadiz. This news captain
B. requested capt V. 20 report on his ar
rival in Charleston. II was also stated,
that our Minister was on the eve OF sailing,
when the cessicn look place. We lave
not as yet, been put in possession OF the
facts and circumstances relating 10 the We
ry important measure-but from perso-
nal acquaintance for several years, with
both the above named gentleman, and
from conviction of their intelligence and
veracity, we are inclined 10 place the
greatest confidence in the report. A let
ter, we understand, has been received from
Captain Bonnell, by gentleman Of re-
spectability in town, corrobora,ive of the
fact.
Captain Vincent informs US, that the re-
port of his vessel having lately been under
seizure at Havana, is without foundation.
The following is an extract of letter to
John c. Duke, Esq. proprietor Of the
" Times" and probably refers 10 vessel
which had arrived at Havana from Cadiz,
in much longer passage than the Mary
Ann. The arrivals there will be found no.
ted in our marine department.
"Havana, July I6.
"a packet arrived from Cadiz few
days since, but brought us nothing Interest,"
ing, at least nothing has transpired farther
than instructions 10 the Captain General OF
this place, to aid and assist " Morllo" all
in his power; and whatever he may wish,
or ask for, to grant without loss Of time,
and acquiesce with him inevey respect.
American produce somewhat brisker.
Philadelphia Flour, @ dollars-New-Or-
leans, II l8-Rice 81 l0-Boards and
Scantling, 30"
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whom was La Valette,* the founder of
this city, whose name il bears.
"The flu length figure OF each is cut in
marble, and set upon stone cofins. The
riches of the church are immense. The
doors, gates, c5ndlesiicks, (some of which
are IL feet in height are Of massy silver.
When Bonaparie took possession Of the Is
land, he robbed the church OF two millions
of dollars ain silver and gold, which he put
on board of two trigates One of them was
taken by the British. The inhabitants pre-
vented further pillage, by painting their
silver works wood color. The remains
Of Bonaparte's palace, which was about
half finished when the British too. posses
sion OF the Island, are still to be seen"
1865 Solyman sent 80, 900 men against
lie town Of Malta, which was defended by
700 knights and 800 soldiers, under the
command ofthe Grand Master, John de Va.
lette, al the age of II years. When some
oihis friends saw that their brave comman-
der was wounded, they entreated him TO
retira--hut he replied, :" at seventy -one
can | finish my life more gloriously than by
dying with my brethrcn!" After sustain.
ing severe siege, they were relieved by A
force sent from Sicily, and the Turks were
compelled TO retire. Hence this town OBJ
tanned the name Of =" Citta Vittorio.a;"
which it still retains.
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lately undergone. Its vivacity has 'obvi-
ously lessened, and its combinations have
abated much Of their rapidity and grace OF
their former progress. One thought seems
less successfully to allure circle beau
tiful and congenial sisters, but rather TO be
obtruded on by unsympathising strangers.
TIE conceptions of the poet, instead OF ar
ranging themseye, in contiguous strata,
appear like the columns of aie basa!'es,
distinct and unsocial. But, like that far-fa-
med marble their direction looks upwards
from the earth.
II is evident that the private unhappi-
ness of the noble author has impaired a
mournful temper TO his mind, which urges
it to assemble images of ruin and grief. The
origin of this unhappiness, curiosity mas OIL
ten sought to explore. Let benevolence
hope that it may speedily terminate, and
that sorrow may no longer Irvine round the
energies of one whom nature formed to IL
lustrate his country and his kind.
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Persons who are very fond Of telling sto-
ries, become adopts in the art of invention
and exageration; in which species of false
hood they are loo often encouraged and ap-
plauded. Thus the principles ofveracity
daily grow weaker habits Of falsehood are
acquired; and the story teller who first
ouly lies to amuse, at length repeats the
transgression whenever it may serve his
turn.
Estwiek Evans, esq. who set out last
winter on foot from New-Hampshire, to
explore the Western Country, with dogs,
gun, SC. has arrived at Boston in the schr.
Andes, from New-Orleans on his way
home. ~ Y. E. Post.
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The beautiful ship "Cleopatra's Barge
built by Mr.. Crowninshield, and in which
he made The tour of Europe, will be sold
at Salem to the highest bidder. This plea
sure boat, when abroad, excited the admi-
ration of all who saw her and was pronoun-
ced to far surpass inpoint OF elegance any
vessel thai ever Aoated. [.N.York paper.
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But when no better than their neighbors,
Some folks, with unreraitting labours
Aspire above them,
And lose no opportunity to shave them,
, Upon the back ground OF contempt,
Such people should not be exempt,
(Whene'er we know it,
From the sharp satire Of the poet.
One morn, Lucinda, early, it is true
To visit, new
Called on an acquaintance, somewhat
Knock'd-" This is the house OF Mr.. GREW,
Is it?
Is MISS MARIA in ! want 10 see her!
The servant girl IA country wench) had
Scarcely week the city in, tbeer
And fear
Lest the lady were in hurry,
Caused her, in her furry,
Although The parlour door was near,
Instead of asking her in it
To wait minute
Until her mistress should appear,
To lead the way still further back.
(The stranger following her track
To where she knew
Miss Grew
Was ironing some clothes!
What astonishment-amaze--
Spoke Lucinda's doubling gaze!
The mighty wonder,
To find MARIA GREW was thus employ'd,
Just like sudden clapof thunder,
Lucinda's utterance seemed to have de-
stroy'd.
"La!" said the young, affected miss,
"Who'd tho't to thus find you!
Such drudgery and work as this,
Our servants always do"
Maria, with blush, apologized--
Begged she would be excused
Own'd see had been surprized
AT what she was unused.
"Don't quit for me-" LUCINDA cried,
"Don't quit at all for me!
Beside,
Such things wish to learn about,
For in necessity,
They cannot well be done without"
I've read how when ship was wrecked
Upon an island of Pclew,
The natives flock'd there 10 inspect,
A thing so odd and new;
And how, comic fellows! bellows /;
They were diverted with the blacksmith's
And how they laughed together in delight,
When by sign shewn
How they might
Forever turn the grindstone!
As if as ignorant as those,
Lucinda Fingered with the clothes,
Following Maria with curious eyes,
And many shipper Of surprise.
But sometimes folly will itself out-fool,
And turn the wight himself TO ridicule.
To shew how little ladies knew,
Such things concerning,
"La zrhat IS that" cried she, Miss Grew,
You Just have put the FIRE on p
But hap'ning, silly elf,
To touch the article itself,
She found, by feel, twas hot to burning
'Coniound,' said she, the ugly lRos!'
The TINcIUM SATyR.
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FROM THE FRANKLIN GAZETTE.

SATURDAY, AUGUST |, 1918
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STORY TELLING.

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Musical School.
SEIG.SYOR GAETlN0 C.aRUSI
AND E.4. IILP.

Consisting OF EIGHT PERFORMERS,
Z yFlRH the ladies and gyati MN OF
i Alexandria anu its vicinity. that they
in;,nd 10 establish them<elves IN this city
ty open a MUSICAL SCHOOL, both OF
vocal ~, instrumental music, namely.
Piano Fofte. Pedal Harp, Violin, Violin
s,ll,, Fh,te. Clarinet, CLARION, u ssoon,
French hasn, irunpei, ail Kinds OF
Fr,seo.es, &c &c. AL persons DESTROYS
OF 6ccpmIuS scholars are informed that a
sabscr,p'. n paper i left at MIR. Robe I
Gray', bluk s;ore. King-street, where
terms rnay % known.
Fhrsrv D s'u5t
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Fan->ash Making.

SERrAL FAN-SASIiES, Of various
SA descriptions, will be made ~ the
SUBSCRIBER, at his SHOP, lower end oil Duke
street. The want of Metal Fan-Sash
Mandatory in Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by builders and 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal IA be shaped have gwen it Il
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price is very tnflng. The subscriber
has been at considerable expsnce in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, and
relies on public enterprise for success IN
the undertaking.
Gen,lemen in the, country, by sending
the dimensions Of their sashes, can have
them made al the same price as it in town
JAMES I. HOLLAND. ,
Feb: uary 10
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Combat of Kerim s Sanballat,

who at that moment enter the Lists on
horseback. Kerim's horse takes part In
the combat, and drags SanbaIlat, to the
ground, KERN dismounts and proposes
to renew the combat on foot--'he horses
are led away and the fight bcgiis. Ke-
rim falls and loses his sword !; his rival
rushes 10 despatch him at that instant,
Kerim's horse interp0ses to save his mas.
ter. Sanballat'in fury stabs the horse
who falls and expires at his masters feet
Act II. A splendid Bridal Chamber,
belonging TO Timour.
The Last Scene represents Flmeur's
Fortress by moonlight. A Tremendous
Cataract aud Waterfall, over which is at
archcd bridge. One side OF the stage re-
presents the exterior Of Timour's For.
tress. A variety Of smaller Towers and
Terraces appear in the perspective.
During this scehe, the Georgians and
Mingrelans engage the Tartars on horse
and foot. Timour himself on horseback
appears and encourages his troop.--he
becomes personally engaged and is dis
mounted--he is pursued, and not having
time TO enter POrtculiis Leading to The
interior of his castle, he climbs the bat
Elements and reaches in safety the Tur-
ret's top.--tle brings forth Zorilda, and
threatens T.. lrstroy her unless Asiswho
has ESCAPED to the Georgian is estored
ITO him-she breaks ifsm him and runs to
the bridge, from which she leaps into the
~ater-Agib on Horseback rushes after
her. The Georgians with GATHERING
Pam make breach in limour's CASTLE
All the horses enter. At the conclusion
OF the General Engagement, Agib having
recovered his mother, returns with her on
horseback. Timour is overthrOwn-but
Zorllda spares his life at the intercession
of agib and 0giou.
- Tickets and places for the boxes to
be taken Of Mr.. Howard, at the Box or
flee on FRIDAY, from 10 o'clock till 2,
and from 5 till the conclusion of the per.
Torrance.
Doors to te opened at half past 5 and
the curtain to rise at half past 6 precisely
Eel 'iary 25
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British & american Stationary
November 2

British & american Stationary
lust received, for sale by the sub
81 scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSULTING OF
Superfne folio Il qusrto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain; best veiium and com.
mon foolscap paper drawing, log, iron.
monser's, large wrapping l. blotling do. ;
large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American; very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink Clout's
durable do. +; Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !
best lack lead anl camelS' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves's genuine colOrs in
large and small boxes and single cakes
| pen.knives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sorts
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo.
rocco pocket books, silver mounted
with and without instruments ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine and
common; pocket books Of every descrip
tien; asses skin tablets; sealing wa
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
| ink sand countiC. house files ADD laces
violin strings, German Il Roman states
and pencils India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
pectacles /; Gunter's scales and dlyidersi
mathematical instruments in cases, and
great variety Of room hanglngs.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts; Blunt's
West-Indla Atlas; coas pilot ana Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition
fine toned German flutes, with book,
of instruction Tor do. and all other in
| struments; a large assortment OF mu
sic u music bucks; merchants account
books of every description; recon ditto
cyphering and copy books copperplatt
| copies OF very superior kinds bibles
testaments, and common prayer books %
| all sizes and in all the various kinds o
bindiug-all the Greek 4 Latin scboc
books and classics now in use.
A general assortment Of English apt
French School Books, Dictionaries an'
Grammars, too numerous for insertion
and great variety Of Children's Books
| in quantity, with engravings, from ;h'
press of Samuel Wood and others.
- Blank Books of every kind made
TO any pattern in the neatestmanner and
/ of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON.
september 6 stnott
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Blu JOHN DICKSON q Co,

On SATURDAY. 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at our auction ROomsi
UniOn-street,
IL hhds. Guadalupe sugars
s Trinidad do.
10 Barbados do.
$50 OK hides. superior quality
4 hhds. molasses
4 pipes brandy, different qualities
IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
A general assortment OF Dry Goods, viz
Leyantines and doreDces, principally
black
Sat,ins, Marseilles vesting
Furniture dimities, India cottons
Domestics, checks, bandano hdkfs
Canton hdkfs, cotton cassimeres,
Cloths. cassimeres, Irish linens
Long lawns, tickienburgs, first quail.
Italian grapes, sewing silks, with va
riety Of other goods. ~..
Will be added to Saturdays sale, just
received, :,
IA pieces elegant figured bonnet silks
90 double chain black layentineS
I6 first quality black and colorcd
flOrences
/ case sewing silks
10 pieces MarseilIes yestings
$ senchaws
5 sattins
4 dozen lace bandkerchiefs
Is piece. calicces
8 bombazetts
6 broadcloths
60 super. A cambria
Black, figured and twilIed cambria
Umbrella ginghams, cotton hosiery
Cords and velye's
50 pieces thread lace
100 gross thread lace buttons
IS pieces Ga cambria muslins
10 corded - red do.
10 cambria prints
q boxes assorted tafiatta ribbons
"a ga double chan layentine shawls
10 IA damask silk shawls
g pieces super. silk velvets
Italian florence, sonHu gauzs
Suspenders, worsted socks
4S rs fancy elk head handkerchiets
Toilinett vesting, Dutch lace
Cotton and worsted threads
ID pieces merino trimmings
10 8 linen cambric handkerchiefs. Sc.
February &c .-'
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Furnace W are.

TIME subscribers, sole agents tor the
Hampshire Furnace, have received
and will constantly keep supply of the
following articles:
Pots from No. t" ~
Dutch ovens do do
Oval do do do
Gridirons skilets; mertars
Pestles; tea kettles; wash kettles
Andirons cloaths ; boilers, &c.
10 and 6 plate stoves
Franklin do
Cast iron mould and land sides
Which they offer upon as cheap terms
as they can be bought in the district.
Castings of any description can be had
from the furnace upon. short notice.
CALDWELL l. JACKSON.
January 90
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rnI.onm rngcrs and others

To I.Qnmpngers AMI others
1s!,il RID SLA0H nir:rs for safe
ga that very vih,aole establishment,
come Of Eirg aud Patrick streets, con-
-,i>,i q og M extensive as,ortpent OF
HARDWARE and IRON N0NGERf
imported f,em Enslana ~ 1917 at very
Iog ice. The late advances at the
manulas lures in birmingham aud Shef
field presents an average OF Is per cent
lacrosse on AL the goods IN hand. This
circumstance is mentioned - On induce
ment t. purchasers,
50 ar 40 tn'.S Swedish bar iron, p;IncI'
pally tire aud plough plate.
$50 casks Gu, and wrought nails. and
ether domesGc articles suited TO the
rsAe. e..
The " IREilOUSE Cor lease, being
the most eligible ror the Virginia and
western adt TO any in Alexa "dr,a.
Ga arpiyation he terms, which are
ypry lior,ai. viii be giyrn; and, If pre-
e.. ed, an extensive credit is offered too
an eoriysien'.
4 lew packages Of Hardware in aGdi-
ton to the above Siock-amOng which a
qutGtity Of g ass aud grSia Scythes, will
be in the fist sp;iEg vessel to t6ls port
Ppb-ulrv "a tuthstt
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Notice.


,yJNHE co-partnership heretofore exist
q ing under the firm of PENN Il HAN
NON, was dissolved on the Goth of April
last, by mutual consent The business
has :. en- conducted since aEt will be in
future, under the firm of WILLIAM e
WALTER HARMON, who are full,
authorised to settle the accounts oil the
foi mer firm.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer for sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand
some assortment of
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideb0ards II Ladies work stands
Beaureaus ECaudIe stands
Tables Il Sofas
Bedsteals IEasy chairs
Secretary sss. e book , ,I,. and moss ma mat
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices for cash, or to puuctual Gus.
toners at tlreir usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS.
both of woed and iron. The above bust.
ness will be punctually attended to, aud
all those that please to favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
WIN. Il WALTER HARMON
November "
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Burr Mill Stone Making.

.CEyHE Sub criser wishes to inform his
n friends and the public, that he hss
on hand good supply Of the first quail
ty BURR BLOCKS. His shop is near
Col. Peyton's store, where he can supply
all Mil.ers at the shortest netice With
first rate Mil Stones, aud which he sill
warrant equal, if not superior, to any IN
the United States. and will sell them al
the most reduced prices. The workman.
skip superior to any 10 the district.
ROBERT GLENN.
December ID thstu
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French Hats.

French Hats.
n assortment OF French HATS is
~ Just received and for sale by the
subscriber on more reasonable terms than
they have hitherto beea offered at.
ALSo,
A variety of GLAZED HATS, for
servants; And daily expected,
A handsome assortment of Hats, from
New-York. ). ID. HARPER.
February 6
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Lost,

IAN Saturday night last, betweenWes
" End and Cameron st Pos KEi
BOOK, containing letter fer Mrs. Dc
Bats, Nelby Post Office. small sum Of
money, and a. character in behalf OF the
owner, Edward Kenna- the finder shall
be entitled to the money, and handsomely
warded for his trouble, by leaving the
pocket book and papers at this Office,
Fpbruars~'4. st.
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Burr Mill Stones

TOHN 5. BROWN & Co. inform the
= public that they have on hand large
:uo5ly of Burr Mill Stones, which they
continue to make at their mandatory. on
Patrick, near King street, and VIII war
rant them to be equal in quality to any
made in the United states, which they
will sell az the most reduced prices for
cash. Dec. S--iN!hSu
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fiye Dollars Reward.

DNN AWAY from the subscriber,
Ga IN Jaly last, PArRI, X DELE
Hr.sr, an apprentice to the cpoper's
trade. abnat E; ! years Of age. The above
reward ,il be paid to any person deli
vering the ssid boy 20 ne Ia Alexandra
Ifrwar,. all persons from harO'r'ns
or empiolilg the sid boy, as lie Ia"
viii ba erforeed against them.
JAMES LYLES.
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NUtiCe.

~ ICHAPD SLADE intends to make
Ia his residence in Europe. and will
ies,e this country the spsins and sun''
mcr cnSuing; he gives notice, therefore,
that he Nislts his concerns closed IN a.
merica at 40 eaiiy day. and bess the at
teulinn Of ms fiieuds IN Virginia and the
district 20 nc settlement OF their ac-
coprrs with as little delay as possible:
February "a tuthsu
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Lost,

I'm Saturday evening last, at the The
Z atre, u RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing suntry papers of no
vai1e to any person but the 6Wner, and
sixteen dollars in bank bills. The I'M
der Is requested to re.ain the money ond
return the book and papers to the office
Of the Gazette.
N. B. No questions will be asked.
+ February "a. ' 81.
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Clerkship Wanted

A YOUNG Man who IS well acquaint.
~ ed with the Mercantile Business,
would like to engage in Wholesale or
Retail store, or would undertake to keep
a set OF books; for further information en-
quire at Caldwell & Jackson's Grocery
February "a st
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Stone hlasOnS

NTANTED for Font Washington, on
w the Potomac, aud Old Point
Comfort, Chesapeake Bay; for which Ii
beral wages will be given.
w. K. ARMISTEAD,
1t. col. CONG ed Eng. Dept.
February II $50
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On FRIDAY, at 10 4. NJ
Will be sold al the Fendue store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
] baie superfne broadcloths
L do. cassimeres
/ plains
case corduroys and ve!vets
Coatings
Eiashings,
Irish linens
Domestic cottons
Ginghams
Enghsh sheetings
Cambria and jaconet muslins
Ribbons
Sewing cottons, threads, &c. So
.s ALSO,
500 felt blankets
kegs chewing tobacco
~ boxes soap ,.,
10 mould. and dipped candles
ALSO,
10 dozen green and bronzed, olive
and tortcsesheIl fashionable fancy chairs
pair elegant card tables
&C.. ALSO.
A likely NEGRO GIRL, aged about
l6, for a term Of years. 80
p. G. MAR SELLER, Auct.
Februarys5
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JOHN LYNCH,
GEORGE w. LYNCH.
R:fsreRre,-Ne~srs- LIZ Roy. BAR.
,eo < CO. PKINcE, NARD & SANDS,
- lorE.
Hon. JAMES LLeYp. Messrs. Thomas
e. AMoRx & Co. MUs>oR x Barnard,
BnS'rR.
Nre.York, Feb. "a 81
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Notice.

NOTICE.
TlHE stockholders Of the MEcHAN-
n Ios' BANK OF ALEXANDRIA are.
hereby notif ,d that an election will be
held at the Court j louise on Monday Il Q
9th da, of March next. for the purpose
oil eecIing fttsea directors to serve the
ensuing year. +. H. MlNoh.
F, Urinary ) Cashier.
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THE ATRE,
LIST NIGHT OF .Hs. PEPLy's
COMPANY or HORSES.

AZ the earnest request of several per.
sous in The country. ~he have not had an
opportunity nf seeing The spectacle Of IT..
moir The Tartar, TIE managers are in,!u.
cd to represent i, in cnpj'nction with
the grand operate ds ANA Of Iskpi-a No.
velty not hitherto introduced in this cum
Try, of two horse pieces beips acted on
the same evening.