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From PhilKps's Rscollecticns Of Curran


From Phllips's Rscollecticns Of Currun.
Mr.. Phillips, the celebrated Irish barris-
Ter, has published memoir Of John P. Cur
ran, from which the following .rihes are Sc.
lected.
sAt time when called before the college
board for wearing dirty shirt
"I pleaded" said Curran, inability to
wear clean one, and told them the story
Of poor Lord Aronmore, who was at that
time the plain, untitled, struggling Barry
Yelverton. 81 wish, mother" said Barry,
"I had eleven shirts. -" Eleven! Barry,
why eleven ~" Because, mother, | am
ofopinion, that gentleman, to be comfort
able, ought to have he dozen" Poor Bar
nv had but one, and made the precedent
my Justification"
'In an election for the borough Of Tai.
lagh, Egan was an unsuccessful candidate:
the, however, appealed from the decision,
and the appeal came, OF course, before a
committee of the house of commons. II
was in the heat of very warm summer
Egan was struggling through the crowd, his
handkerchief in one hand, his wig in the
other, and his whole countenance raging
ike the dog-stsr. when he met Curran-
I'm sorry for you, my dear fellow" said
Curran-" Sorry why so Jack-why so =?
I'm perfectly at my ease" Alas, Egan,
it's but too visible to every one that you'r re
losing tallo,g (Tallagh) fast. ,
'One day when it was known that Cur
ran was 10 make an elaborate argument in
chancey, lord Clare brought large New
foundland dog upon the bench with him,
and during the progress Of his argument, he
lent has ear much more TO the dog than to
the barrister This was observed at length
by the whole ptoiession-in time the chan
cellor lost all regard for decency-he turh-
ed himself quite aside in the most material
part Of the case, aud began in full court, to
fondle the animal-Curan stopped at once.
eco on, Mr.. Curran," said lord Clare, who
certainly had much of the coIcomb in bis
manner. 90! beg thousand pardons,
my lord-I really took it for granted that
your Iordship was employed in consulta-
tom
AN Irish gentleman, who certainly pre-
served most periodically all the richness
uf his original pronunciation, had visited
Cheltenham, and during his stay there, &C
quired most extraordinary habit Of perPe-
tually lolling his tongue out of his mouth !!
What can he mean by il ?" said somebo-
dy TO Cunan--"M Mean by it," said Curran,
"why, he means, if he can, to catch The
English accent"
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From the Quarterly Revieos for June, 1919.

From the Quarterly Revie,s for June, 1919.
ANCIENT AND MODERN GREENLAND.
Before the year 1899, there were len mis-
sionaries in Greenland, but then the number
was reduced TO six. During the last war all
communication was cut off, and at length
one missionary alone remained there. The
stipend Of these good men is very mode
rate, which must be attributed to the limi-
ted resources, rather than to the parsimony
ofthe Danish government; but it is paid to
them partly in money and partly in provi-
sionsG-their fare is coarse and scanty, and
they suffer great privations, almost APP
preaching TO distress. Saabye has given an
unaffected delineation of the feelings Of the
missionary and his family during the long
and lonely Greenland year. They have
one bright epoch for il is blithe and hap
py time to them when the ice is loosehed
from the rocky coast, and they can expect
the arrival OF the vessel, which alone reach
es them in their solitude. Often deceived
by the floating iceberg forming itself in
mockery into tie shape Of the friendly visi-
tant; at length they see the white sails and
the masts, and now she is riding safe at an
Choir in the bay. By this vessel their wants
are supplied. The active and pious house
wife, OF whom our missionary always
speaks with tranquil affection, bushes her.
selfin arranging the stores Of the ensuing
twelve months. There are letters, too,
from friends and relations, and books and
newspapers; and banished as they are, they
live again in Denmark, in their 9 father
land" These hours of innocent happiness
soon glide away; the ship sails, and the
missionary and the partner of his tolls, re-
main behind, solitary and forsaken. To
this season of bitterness succeeds the gloom
Of the polar night. A few days before the
25th Of November, Saabye used to climb
the high rocks, from whence, at noon, he
could Just see the sun dimly shining, with
soft and paid light, and then he sunk, and
he babe farewell to the eye oicreation with
heaviness and grief. A dubious twilight
continued till the beginning Of December,
then darkness ruled. The stream near
which Saabye's house was situated, roared
beneath the ice the sea dashed and foam
ed over the rocks, bursting in foam against
his windows; and he dogs filled the air
with long continued means. His journeys
at Christmas time were performed by moon
light, or whilst the merry north light danced
and streamed in the sky.
About the 18th Jan. the rays of the rising
I'm glittered on the rocks. He rose bright
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Cider and Apples.

ID ECEIVED by the brig George Wash.
IL ington, from Providence, and for sale,
1913 casks Rhode Island lime
60 bis cider; 70 do apples
500 bushels potatoes
90 boxes mould candles
80 bottles pure ginger
9 casks cheese loco VT. loose do
IN STORE,
GO bis mackerel
hhds Jamaica spirits
Country gin N. E. rum
9 cases brown shirtings
9 do plaids and stipes-wi,h
general assortment Of Groceries.
For Providence. X. /.
>s5N The brigGEO. w WASHINGTON,
.Sgkcapt. Gushing, will take 200 barrels
freight, and sail in few days. Apply to
f. CORNING, Vowell's wharf
November 81 Ct
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New PublicatjcpS,

Just rseeiyed and for sale bytts saJscri' .r,
GREENLAND, the adjacent sea-. ard
" the N. W passage to the Pacihc O..
cean-illustrated in voyage to DTvis's
Straits. in the summer OF i8l7-hy Der.
nard O'Reilly, Esq.
Tales for mothers and daughters, by Miss
Woodland. [yo.,
Sophia, or the dangerous indiscretion, 2
Correction, novel, in 9 vols.
JAMES KENNEDY & son
November "a tuthsGt
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From the .Ne7c- York Gazette.

CURIOUS.
We have been favored with the following
extract of letter from Bermuda.
"Since writing the foregoing, a schooner
has arrived from Antigua, which brings An
tigua and ST. Kits papers, dated ls,. Sept.
in which the act of parliament dated 23d
May, 1918, is inserted; the substance Of
which is as follows:
An act to permit the importation Of Ger
tain articles into his majesty's colonies and
plantations in the U. s. or on The continent
Of Soeth America, for The supply of the in
habitantsthereofin British built ships, own-
ed, registered and nayigated according 10
law, from any colony or possession in the
U. S. or OF the continent Of South Ameri-
ca, under the dominion of any foreign Eu-
ropean sovereign or state.
"Also from the same paper,
"Custom House, Antigua, | 9Th Sept. 1918.
Notice is hereby given. that agreeably TO
an act passed on the 23d May last, the i'm
portation Of tobacco, rice, &c. LAS set forth
in the act.
(Signed) q. WYKE, Collector.
B. PARKHURST, Comp.
"This law must materially affect the
trade OF Bermuda, except in the article ct
lumber, and such other articles as are adj
mitted here and are not enumerated in the
act Of parliament.
81 have just seen ain Antigua price cur.
rent, stating -four and bread stuffs TO be very
dull. Flour $40 IL. Corn 100 to $50. R.
o. hid slaves are in demand, and there was
no doubt it would continue.
GA very destructive hurricane was ex-
perienced at the Windward Islands on the
23d September.
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John III. Ladd s. Co.

OFFER for sale the cargo of the brig
" Harmony. from Boston,
% tons old sable iron
100 bags white sugar
80 pieces Russia sheetings
40 bis RoSton No. new beef
$50 boxes sup. quality mould candles
so toms plaster paris candles
~ bis cranberries, and boxes Dipped
Also. cargo Of brig Orlando,
I'M merchantabie boards
100 ions plaster paris
265 hhds coarse Liverpool salt
Nests bingham boxes.
Also, for Sale.
IN The brig HARMONY, Thomas
Salk NJ. Paine, master, burthen lS tons,
built in Carolina OF live oak and cedar. cop
per fastened, and sails fast,-has lately
been thoroughly repaired, aud is now IN
complete order for any voyage.
November %
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WESTERN BANKS.

Extract of letter to the editor of the Bal
timore Patriot, dated Cincinnati, Ohio,
Nov. 8.
"Ia am sorry to state to you, that the banks
Of this state have come 10 resolution not to
pay specie for their notes and | apprehend
the same step will be taken in Kentucky
aud elsewhere. What the result will be
know not, but fear it will be greatly to the
disadvantage ofmerchants, as well as those
who have money to pay into the land off,
ces."
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Sugar and Salt.

NOV landing from sloop Ocean. and
IN for sale by JOHN M'COBB,
il hhds prime muscovado sugar
ID barrels do do do
GO sacks blown salt
Nnremher 81 :,
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Public Sale.

On Saturday next, 28th inst al II AN.
~ will positively be sold at the Exchange
coffee house, A TRACT OF LAND, sitq-
ate on The north side of the river Occoquan,
Fairfax CO. Va. distant about 5 miles from
the Occoguan mills, containing about 5l3
acres. Terms made known at the lime Of
sale. p. G. MARSTELLER,
Nov "a dt28N Auct.
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THOSE of our readers who heard the very
eloquent sermon at the Methodist meet
ing-house ON Sunday night last, from the
text contained below, cannot tai! OF duly
appreciating the beauty of the following
lines. BY SAMUEL NoopwoRTE, OF New
York, gentleman as distinguished tor
his piety as for his poetical abiiities.l
OPEN THE DOORS
That God who calls the human mind
A temple for himself designed,t
A house upon rock
Assures us he will patient wait
In mercy, at The nenta! gate,
And for admittance knock.
Who hears the gracious call within,
And draws the iron bots of sin,
Which barricade the door,
Will banquet with guest divine,
On life imparting iood and wine,
From Loves exhaustless store.
Come, then, dear Saviour-be my guest,
Knock louder at this flinty breast,
And rouse me with thy voice;
Then will struggle to remove
The sins which no'v obstruct thy love,
And in that love rejoice.
Thou wilt not lei me strive in vain
The gates Of brass shall burst in twain,
The iron barssha!l fall
Then will my soul thy temple be,
Where shall ever feast with Thee,
My God, my life, my all.
xBehold! stand at the door and knock:
If any man hear my voice, and open the
door, | will come in to him and will sup
with him, and he with me.-Rev. iii. 20.
See Cor. iii. l6. 2Cor. vi. lG.
1 See Matt. vii. "a.
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Died,

AT his residence near St. Francisyille,
Louisiana, on the 20th Oct Mr.. LLEwLLYs
G. GRIFFITH, formerly Of this place.
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Capt. Matthew, ofthe ship Dido, arriv-
ed here this morning, in SO days from Ha-
vre, informs that the Congress had net at
Aix-la-Chapelle, and agreed for an immedi-
ate withdrawal ofthertroops from France.
IPhilad. Reg. Nor. 81.
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New PublicatiOrs.

TUSf received for sale BY the subscri-
ID bers, -.-
A sketch OF the Military and Political
Power Of Russia BY Sir Robert Wilson.
Coleridge's Biographical Sketches u
lis Lille ard Opinions.
An Outline ot the Revolution in SIa-
nish America.
PIacide, = spsni-h Tale, by Madame
de Genli.
The Balance Of Comfort, or the o d
Maid K Married Woman, by Mrs. Ross-
CrIcbs Deceived, by the au'hur Of an
Antidote to the Misches Of Human Lif's
etc. etc.
The Bridal Of Vaupond, q Mct,icai
Romance.
The Prize, or the Lace.makers Of Mes
sender.
Gethsemanr, or Thoughts on the suf.
ferinss Of Christ,
The Power "t Faith eIemrlihed in the
Lille u Mrs. l.abella Graham.
Sacramento Addresses and Medita-
tons, BY the Rev. Henry Belfagc, Mi
mister Of Falkirk, intended 70 aid Deyo-
ton, and to exhibit the consolin" and pu-
rfyins influence Is the Cross Of Chr.t
pr. D~ight's edition Of Psalms and
Hymns, by Dr.. " ats and Others, adapt
ed to the Presbyt ian Church in the y.
States g.; \ new and beautiful sditiuu, CD
large type and fns paper.
France, BY Lady Morgan; > new sdi-
ton, with the tlanslation.
Speeches at the Bar, and on public c.
casions, By Charles Phillips.
JAMES KENNEDY x BON.
Jsnuary7 wfm6t
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Notice.

TIME es.p,rtnership heretofore exist.
ing under the firm Of PEW 4 HAn.
NOW, was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, bv mutual consent. The business
Ia, been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm Of WILLIAM u
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts Of the
feI mer firm.
Have now ON hand, and offer Tor 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:
Sideboards a Ladies work stands
Beaureaus Candls stands
Tables Sofas
Bed,teads Easy chairs
Secretary y book Hair and moss nos ma mat
cases trasses, &c. &c.
All of which will he sold at the most re.
duced prices foT cash, or to psnctaal Gus
TONERS at their usual credit. We also
carry o. the TURNING BUSINESS,
both Of woud and iron. The above busi-
ness will be psnctsally attended to. and
all those that please to Favor Us with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
WIN. & WALTER HANSON.
November u
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100 Dollars Reward.

nAN AWAY from Peter Graham,
IL living near MldLlebsrg, tsudoun
county. Va. on the night Of the s5th Of
March last, . very likely Necr" girl,
named ANN, pun chased Of VIM. NJ
land. living at Aide, Loudcun county,
whose family she was raised in. She 10
of q yellow complexion, round laced,
thick lips. with large staring eyes, ard
rather delicate featured for q slave -
small feet, n ,elerable ready speech. ard
mild with Il; about Is years of age, mid.
die sire, and very well made; rather
thick. about s ieet high hUm appearance.
She had on when she weLt Away . dress
Of coaIing cloth, made 10 coat and jack.
ct, with skirts VI q brown smut color. I
have reason TO believe she IL in or hear
Philadelphia OF New-York. ! will give
Fifty dollars ria ard IL taken in Fauquier,
Losdoun, fHnce Willism. or Faihx
counties, or the Distsiet ii Columbia. If
taken in sny other county or .tste, AID
secured in any jill, SO that ! tb'sn III
formatioa and &c, her, l will give uEs
hundr. d dollars, AID all .rea."nsbIs st,r-
ses paid in either case. il br. uxhi kesne.
Elias 7. lks2.
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Notice.

Notice.
TINE partnership of Doctors SEnNrs
Il WASHINGTON, is this day dis.
solved.-All those having accounts 4.
gainst the concern, are desired to present
them for settlement, and those indebted,
are respectfully requested to make imme-
date payment to DR.. Washington, who
is fully authorised to settle all matters
relating to the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
THOS. SEMNlES.
DR.. Washington, having purchased 'he
stock OF Drugs and Medicines, now OF
hand, intends keeping always . general
assortment, which he will dispose Of On the
most reasonable terms-he will also con.
,iuue to practice medicine, in its various
branches, and begs leave to assure hi
friends that his entire attention will be
devoted TO their service.
Notice.
'TNHEsub.cr iber respectfully aequaints
his friends and the public, that he
has removed hi, SroP for the present, to
his dwelling, opposite the market, where
hose inclined to employ or consult him
ars requested to call.
THOS. sEMMES.
November 25.
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British & American stationary

British & American stationary
IUST received, for sale BY the sub.
seribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
cOHsIsTIso or
Superfne folio X quarto post, hot press.
ed, gilt and plain bes, vellun and com.
mon foolscaP paper drawing, log, iron.
monzer',, large wrapping l. blotting do. ;
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch. English and American; very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink +; Clout's
durable do. ; Crshore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation and
WISHING ditto, plain, gilt and embossed ;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes /;
pen.kuiyss Of the very frst quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives {;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter. glass,
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sors ;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread case, and work boxes 6ne and
common; pocket books Of every descrip
ton asses skin tablets sealing va
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files ard laces
violin strings, German Il Roman ; states
and pencils India rubber f.; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals plated
spectacles ; Gunter's scales and divideIs;
mathematical instruments in csses, and
= great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO en- HAND.
A good assortment Of charts; Blunt's
West.Indla Atlas; coast pilot and Bsw
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flutes, with books
Of instruction for 10. and all other in
strumeuts; a large assortment OF ns-
sic 4 music books merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books /; coPPerPlate
copies Of very superior kinds bibles,
test,ments, and common prayer books oi
,ll sizes and in all the various kinds Of
binding-all the Greek u Latin school
buok, and classics now in use.
A general assortment Of English anc
French Schsol Books, Dictionaries and
Grammsrs, toe numerous for mssftion--:
and great variety Of Chiliren's Books.
in quantity, with engra'ings, from the
p,ess of Samuel Wood and Others.
Er Blank Books Of every Mad made
10 auy pattern i'll the neatest manner and
Of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY L SON.
september ssa'hu
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Linens and Lawns.

% CASES A Irish linens and case
= long lawns. wide good goods, for
safe at a very small advance, on libe al
credit, BY JNo. JACKSON 4 Co.
Who will sell at very reduced prices,
TO close different eon,ignments, and on
terms that cannot fail to please,
Scutch and German linens
Cloths, casSimeres, aannels, aushings
Coatings, cords, velvets, bonbazttts
Company bandanno handkerch'ef'
Sewing silks, all eolors
Canton handkerchief. sarsenets
A Iri.h, Sd British, and ~ domes.
tic checks
Buttons Of every description
Negro cottons, blankets
Cloth table covers, pins
India cottons. domestic ehambrays.
January S CIV
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Phlne.S JaDnt y,

Pine, S JaDnty,
HAS Just received anu oilers tor
Ill sale
Is b Ies spermaceti candfs
6 tiercps do oil winter strained
ALSO IN STORE,
100 pieces Russia sheetinss
3 pipes Madeira wine
s do purt
10 half pipes do
sqr casks do
s ,ierces 4 10 bb's srermaceti oil
10 tons Swedish steel in bundles
90 do do bar iron
8 d" do pillow plates.
1st mo. wfm7t
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Bank of Alexandria,

Bank Of Alexandria,
JANUARY S, 1918.
A DIVIDEND Of four per cent for ths
N last half year, is thi, day declared,
and will be paid to the stockholders in
the institution. or their legal representa-.
tives, on thursday, the 9Th inst.
BY order Of the Board,
]. l.. M.KENNh, Cashier.
January 6 tuihsSw
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Boiling Cloths.

TINE subscriber has this day receiv-
ed, u large and elegant assert
nent of Boiling Cloths, Of superiorqua.
lily, which " i'll BE- offered for sale at the
,tore Of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, Ale<a, where he intends keeping
q complete assortmentin FUTURE
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER
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EEGLIsH AND GxNkAN
ALM4NACS, for 1918,
Just published and fot sale BY the gross,
dozen or single one.
BY JOHN 4. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
psstebasrds, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards. and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla.
ment,, prayer bosks, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general assort-
mcnt Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, D,lwOrth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's. Columbian and Phi.
ladeIphia spelling books, Murray, Web.
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
B'air's Reading Exercises. New Intro,
duction to Recalling, New. York Reader,
NJ. /, 3 and 5. SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker. Gold.uith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs.sr's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
all's Fables, Bl.ir's Grammar of Chemis.
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaudon'.
Arithmetic. Jnhnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary. Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock oil
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed = libe-
raj discount. August 81
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w aggOns, &c

Wagons, &c
1UST received anil Tor sale 1t the %
ID binet Warehouse, Fairfax ST. ee'rtws
DORIS south Of Prince street,
A variety Of Jersey Wagons and Carr
roles, Of excellent o,kus, ship.
Thn elegant assortment OF FAscT
and WINDSOR CHAIRS, constantly ou
hand. N. BLASDElL u Co.
January9 tmvSt
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Bank of Alexandria.

Dec. IS. 1917.
TIME stockholders in the Bank Of A.
lexandria are hereby notified that
IN election Of nine directors tor the en-
suing year. will be held at the court house
in this town, on the third Monday (lethI
oil January next.
J. L. M'KENNA, Cash.
Dec. So. t.
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Rye Flour, &c.
TOHN 6. LADD Il Co. have now
d landing, and offer tor sale,
so barrels rye Hour -,
Is casks colored Goshen cheese
go chests young Tyson tea, North
Points cargo
case citron
! womens' leather shoes
January S
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Union Bank,

.ilsrsnd 10, January l, 1918.
I'm Monday next, the stockholders in
" this institution may receive at the
Bank a dividend from the profits, Of four
Der cent. for the last six months.
By order,
Z. +. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
January Q I'm
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Notice.

FTH6SE persons who have claims a
i gainst the late f'n Of VIM. l. r..
|M ARBCRi, ave requested to present
Them tor psyment; q all ihuse indebted
b. the said firm, are requested TO make
aned ate payment TO the subscriber, as
Ia, onser Indulgence can be granted.
+, :. MARBURi.
0tIrtsr Is ~s,f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-15
Union Bank d'e.randria. I
December 10, 1877. \

OTOCKHOLDERS in this institution
- are hereby notified, that an install.
ment IL fifty cents per share is thi. day
called for by the President and Directors,
to be paid in Bank on Monday, the 5th
day Of January next. BY order,
c. T. CHAPMAN, Csshr.
December 20