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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

IL is now for you 20 perfect your glory, IL
aiding us To purge Greece from the barharians.
who for four centuries have polluted it. Surely
1t IS worthy of you TO discharge the duty of
all civilized nations, in expeiling ignorance and
barbarlty from the native soil OF the arts and
oil freedom. You will not initiate the culpa-
bic indifference, or rather the lon, coutinuct,
lnSrati'ude OF some Europeans nations. No.
the country of Penn, o: Franklin, and of
Washington, cannot refuse her aid to the des-
pendants OF Phocion, Thrasybulus, Aratus.
and Philopemen. You have already evinced
your confidence in them, by sending your
children to their schools. You know with what
JOY they have been received, and the steady
Kindness and attention of which they have
been the objects. If they have done this in
bondage, what will not be their friendship and
attachment to You, when by your aid they
hall have burst their letters ? Greece will
then offer you advantages, which you would
seek IN vain from her ignorant aud fprocious
oppressors. The ties of fraternity aud kind
ness VIII forever unite the Grecians and the
Americans and our mutual interests are such.
rs to strengthen forever an alliance founded on
liberty and virtue.
kalamata, May &c, [June 81 1891.
Signed The NIessenian Senate of Kalmata
Peter Mavromichales, Commander in Chief.
Such is the Proclamation issued from that
portion of the Morea, which has ever been the
least subjected to the Turkish government
The little town of Kalamata, standing at the
head of the ancient Mcssenian Gulf, and not
Tar from the ruins of Mcssene, is separated
only by brook from the province of Mama.
vi the assembly convened at Kalamata, I'M
der the name of the Messenian senate we
have no satisfactory Information; the pub
hcatlon of Proclamation like this, and the
mission of an authorised ambassador to Paris.
with his possession of the confidence of the
most respectable Greeks in that city, seem 10
authorize us TO attach some importance to the
character of the body in question. Ii NAV be in
ierred,we think from theproclamation THE let
ter from which we have given an extract, that
the Greeks despair of assistance from the great
continental powers in their neighborhood We
are at loss TO understand that part of the
proclamation, in which America is said to
have sent her children to the schools of Greece,
where they had been kindly received" No
thing occurs TO us to which this can refer, I'M
less 1t be the circumstance that the American
Missionaries to Palestine stopped at Scio, for
the sake of acquiring the language of the
Greeks, and were instructed by one of the
Professors in the Academy there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
LAND FOR SAL.E-

WE subscriber offers FOR safe OF land being
'i o, the tract on which he resides, situated in The
county of Chesterfield six miles the Town of nInncb
between James river aud The Manchester Turnpike and
n1hing ue lHnds oi Major John Harris deceased obert.
d. Murche and others Two third, of His ,ract i VOL
lanu, heavily nlercd with oak, pine hickory and
a'oundiig l great numbers o boon poles IA j. rcmrk-
amy wei situated form desirable retreat curing he
ichy SEASONS OF The year, fam, in Richmond or Man
being IN healthy and agreeable nee and
wen w"''red by excellent springs. Persons disroe,l 10
purchase are invited TO it am determined 10 sen
u"cohn"nlN low ON credit ofene and three wears
Ocl0hlr .. iG--MSM ANuEL,SAN NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

Papers were also detained at that place, which
ought to have been given up--they were also
detained by the Ex-Governor (Coppingcr)-
anu the American Governor (WOrtbington)
was also called upon to reclaim them Did
he seize the person of Coppngcr Did he treat
ann with passionate violence Did he throw
HIM into the common Cdlebo>o ? Did he re-
duce him TO the necessity of applying for a
Hdbeds Corpus and then treat with contempt.
both the writ itself, and tine iud &c who issued
1t Notonc of these things occurred at ST Au-
gIstine. Worthington exercised all the pow
or that the occasion called ior-;nd there he
stopped. He seized the papers, selected such
rs he wanted--but touched not Il hair of the
head OF Coppinger. What does the lntel.i-
genccr mean by saying that "the proceeding
at st. Augustine appears 10 have becu cQiofyy
energetic with that ut Pensacola with this adj
rditage over II, that no personal violence was
employed in making the seizure of the pa
pers = Does he mean,that merely to seize the
papers only equally energetic Wit h Il seizure of
both persons and papers that il is equally en-
crseiic go less than halfway, as To 20 all
lengths ? Or are we TO understand. ;hnt
Worthin.ton'S course was sufficiently encrget-
&c: that is To say, that it equally effected The
object IN view the acquisition of the papers
oil course, that all beyond that point, was an
unnecessary and censurable exercise ofpowcr:
The conduct of Governor Worthiugton had.
indeed, every advantage over that of Gen. Jack
son. III was considerable and mild, while il was
suliicientiy energetc.-lt WAS the course which
Gcn. >. might have pursi,ed--it was Que which
would have prevented those serious contcu-
tons, which have bcca otherwise generated
We most earnestly regret his failing to pur-
sue il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
CASEIN POl%T.

~ ease has occurred at st. Augustine,
similar IN It's Origin. but very different in it,
results, 10 the celebrated ONE az Pensacoia.--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

NVi'l.t Is hereby given, 4lnt the undersigned Martb
f"rd. widow aud rclct ofJolu Ford atc Of truber
IN ,og'y, dcc ard Henry W. iarrs Guardian Francis
- tod Ann ~ Ford, John p. Ford. and Antr..fus -
rord infant children and heirs ssG decedcnt; Wi pr
sem petition to tho next General Assembly, OF virginia,
tfmg ~ ouUorize by law the sale Of two ho,,cs and
g an TIC aprurirnarces, numhercd seven aud nine h.
in. t"n ot feNyc in the aforesaid county Of which tie
'V io' Ford died possessed, also fifth tan Of milf
af 80 towpf hui and conducted by Hezcbiah Ford On
~" Z" certain tract Of land in said county containing f50
"fcs, c ite TO which ha been confirmed To the heirs ~
80 nf''oent hN The last viii and testament Of John Fafl
,en ueetaed-and all other real Of which the <iH
.on iU9" may have died seized aud Possessed which sco
hy law de.cenc TO his children
MARTHA FCEn,
"0'os' 90 4s-w3w ktNBf N AhagFf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

W. III he Paid for the delivery Of JESSE TO The
w btr; or for securing him in the ial of Ucnriro 10
nt ", escapc rom jail (where lie placed for safe
hcJnD ,osehcr with other Negroes several weeks ar
au WIS ie advertised by the iailcf Jesse il a small ~
s'u apparently 9hcut 80 years old NAV be known H.,
muhE sumo ~ ms front tcctltle formerly orLet q,
p".onS ga pts has wife in neigdboriooi and inv
au prpmhliy Is now hiding himself there. ~ ''
October %. ar -, r.-,......
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
October q. - ' W. wa '. To- 80 VI u
III. .iidrt'n H0ifer, hrs. N0Ija U0lf1T. & M,
Thomas H. Griffin

a YOU are not nlabans Of this st9e take Iris metlioi
ni Hpprug YOU. Tint tue 2Oib dfy or ,c,.,j,,y
next between The hours ofp O'Clock and fl1'cnrt A. t
ne fesoncco i mr. archibald Baif. Of fis ci,, I shall ma,
eco i@ 'bc me deposition Of Mrs. Mny rair and confit
2m dy 10 dav f necessarily unG -rc!i object i've accom-
Ifd-"hich deposition viii be- rcud evidence in a suit
lc'"ncerY now depending IN Go0chlaud coGniv CONT he
.Neen Others plaintiff end you dcrds MS Yo,r
iN hreiore attend AZ the time place above mentioned
Wv ,n'"k proper RANDOLPH HARRISON.
N'l''tF To- fv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

according 20 the New Orleans Advertiser Of the
10Th accounts from every part of the interior con
ut M tne statement that mt more h,a hpifG crop OF
cotton will he made this season." Account, iron,
Georgia are said to he more favorable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

Marin Walker md Maria his wife, and rhomnsI Gr;e
which said Maria and Thomas are children and Lci f ri
-, min and hiary his wife dcceasee mr. ,ia',.
ms 1'y came The plaintiffs hv their nitorucv who fIcd
tcir nH against the dcrudantsnn1 il appearing In & -
tiNiHcti@n OF lr court that the said defendant, are moi
nuts OF ii state and OF the said state: or II
~ ,e P"lnus lN their attorney, il is ordered and ,rri
Wv lhe court ia the said defendants do appear here ON w
prlorc she ihrd hoEdHv in January nos and answer 10
Pdirs nv and give security ACCORDING Ia lie scr ~ A.
"@t lhe rules Of this court and HAT COW OF MI,
~ w 'r.hWil l9''cd ~ some newspaper published in
i Sa la another copy he posted The front door Of
'ie "i tii' county the fyyo nes succcssi,
court DAYS and that commits ion issue C,r in,iT -,
tSe ihedrposiiou of Mary Blair, wife III Arcfi1 pair on
taking the same. w '"'' Pi"Ve VI :,
cv..-, copy-Te,tc, w. MILLER. eco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

- DiED-At Joshua Crump'S in the city or Richmond ON
tuesday the 18th inst. JAMES LOEMAN aged 70 or 20
years-i'ei5 of lfsburg, and last from the city Ba
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
Doirlouri. Oct. %.

FIFTY NEGROES At AUCTION
NJ ILL BE SOLD, The ist day IF JJccs,Ie, pcrt f.
~ cash, ut public auction the iown of
N NC! negroes III families. Those disposed 60 rurcbo
o property be better stated than iron,
by order of the proprietor.
wei. - 59--wtds HITCU Arc,;ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
NOTICE TO WECHANjCS

b oaIurtnN The ION November next y, HaIitx CoutI
- house, Virginia. will be let The low est bidder The
blLHIN6 or JAIL for the said counv-A pIan io-l,,
eNhihicd Oh that day by the COMMIT sTnNi,i,S y
October -. 20 -, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

kendall OR NAPT COTYONS.
TTlEN bales just received for sale ,y
- Ocl. 10 47-f WILLIAM EEALE X Co
NOTICE i hereby gyen, thai lie bpe authorized y
an act OF Tie General Assembly addi ION 20 tic
LoNaiiC iioStIFAJ in the civ of williamsburg is now
Completed 1h That there cells the reception
OF male patients in that institution.
o,o LEONARD HENLEY, C. G. n
N''pneI go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

sue il.
:, We acknowledge the civiy of the Philadelphia
rankin Gazette IN saving that" the scn,ibiliivr we
nave manifested IN the of CaliaVa, " demon
strates that (wc) genuine friends 10 civil liberty
We 30 further and assure him, in the very sincerity
ol our hearts, that we have personal enmtcs
TO General Jackson-ihat we feel the occpest IRA
htudc To the distinguished hero who won the battle
oil Tie 9th oi January (; and that il is with much re-
greet we have been compelled animadyert upon his
conduct. But much as we tcsuect him We ,psnect ,r
country more.
The Gazette asks where is the use Of censnrina
nm 10 iatal.conSequencCs Ro,c hnppcn His
c"~'ct can form no precedent Nothing like il eau
'tielst soon, occuragain. 1t is confined 10 EorIa-
. -Nor can II iniurc her people in any mamner.''-
surely The Gazette ought 10 know, that any abuse of
power IN republic ought 10 he noticed If,Iat abuse
furnishes precedent in a similar cas,. the silence
WIN WEIGH IL rs passed over may encourage others to
oWeF abuses Suffer TO abuse his power to-day YOU
p"' tempt - to abuse his power in another WAY to-
morrow: The more distinguished too tlie man, the
g'eater is the effect OF his example This is maxim
as old ms the days OF Cicero
Inc Gazette admits, that the judiciary act OF 1889
mas nee" extended 10 Florida and that Judge Fro
menlin had Il right 10 issue the writ-but b,mcs him
for doing II, hscSe his - judicial power was made s,f5
ordinate 10 Gen Jackson's" But. upon graera! ID NJ
clplcs, ROW Is Judge officially know ri1 az .r2re
the person is confined how is he judciny To know
u, except on the return of the wrii AT ali events
was rot Gen jackson premature, in taking this pc
remptorv course, before nc what disposition was
made 10y the Judge OF the writ Was nos that the
proper time for him TO have acted and after all, wa
not The process issued against the judge unusual ans,
premature
The Gazette has started ground OF exception
against Gen. j. which have never heard n,enti-
ohed he!orc. We suspect there is very little in IT.
certainly little in comparison OF the other points which
the Gazette so smoothly passes over:
me easi satisfactory of governor !achsons pro
Getgsis Tue trial OF The OF the heirs of Ni against
John Innerariv. Tie arguments lint affair are NOT of,be
strongest Kind and particularly, if suppose the case
Ipp.,
by tt terms Of las commission. interfering The com
mission says, that the said Arucw Jackson person
aching under him. or in the said territories shall have no
power or authority To- confirm, ANY person OF
persons wlomsoe'c any title claim within The
ne carrying of uecrcc into eject where the
!" anu IS decided seems trench upon restrictive
PInFso IN the governors commission. this u business
which II not iwuilN done may he rcingel and we
are not disposed 10 cnyil AT tTi1ng nionacs where sub
stnntiai rights not invaded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23
NAV SHOE STNKE-

IMPORTANT TO ADV EMU EES. Z
GRAND SITE LOTTER Y or .M1RYL.AVD
SccFctnry'> Cli~c, ~ darkctSty
Baifigipr., Of. ~, IG2L
OFFICIAL N0TICEe--Distant fdveniercrs are her.b,
notified thar the First Drawn Nuuhcr IN the tirlnd State
Lottery of Mary land "wednesday the 7h or Nff Mont
(NOsembcr) viii I've entitled to The Brilliant Irizc Of
T'irepfy Thousand D0ito,s
for which The Cash he had CouEN'S OFFICE tip
moment drawn, ei;hcr in od Silver ~ Ia Notes o
the Bank Of the United States This Spcrdid Lottery s ch
Is rapidly drawing in The fBosicIs, under the super
inheritance Of the Commits 0ncr' appointed y the GcvcrrOr
and Council Of state VIII c completed in eight weeks
Tie two great Capitals nf 1890 Dollars aui 20GlO olas
besides 10 Of 1000 Dollars &C. Sc still undraNn aud i
consequence Of the rrc1f gain of the wheel
TICKETS WILL RISE
on Friday The 26i inst. to Tictiys DoIas-Au Orders
howe'er dated previous 70 that day, ~ be supplied
present rates viz
Tictcss, 8 10 90 Qucricr,, SO 20
Hdires, . GO Eighabs, IS
10 be had in great variety Of HUNTERS, warranted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

u
the subscriber, win be reeciY ed until IN, 81 o! nest or H.
the following bill oftimyr be d.ii,cre,. the in,l
ton aud paid for wnenthe delivery 5 eomplei,d:
1909 icet y inchl
5000 : : Pine Plank, Gee from knot, and sg.
10000
1900 Xxi
,ooo - Pine sseantiing, Nv 10 good heart
lsNp do oby do,
2!sD do. 4 ID, Is 90.
1000 inch Red Oak Plank free from srIits and knobs
io!Sp white oaA Timber 5 by II i6ineh.>)
loo duo 3by7 ANY lcr,-,b
oOJo ditto 81 y - & 10 above II.
iiVOO ditto or Willow, 4 BY CORE
SO cords best White Oak spill: timber II 4 a feet long
i,cDO feet in. thick OF White ,ov c-L \ ard, ID
inches wide, - fee, iuG.,, crooked for bottom
pieces Tor Wagon bodies
so cord best white oak split do. . & II feet ony
500 feet inch poplar pank, splits and Lno,s
- ard rs inches wide
LOO feet beech scanning. ! by 4. Is feet long
1000 pair hame timber, bite willow oak aogyooi "
SaS>afraS
1000 felioes of white willow o. Turkey cak
100 wheel hubs OF bi.ch best black ptiu
5000 Wheel spOkcs, hest voung white ok from knots
~, - ami so insi,e, hong, by - inches
10000 rcd OAK -four barre blics heading
loo wheel spckes, feet long, p by irchcs
100 feet n Inch willow plank
rs II i presumed person will contract TO deliver
The whole of this timber, proposals r,sy sent in for such
Iuaiie> a. may suit individuals The timber, parcu-
ly the "al mus, he selected with great aiicnou
rs none nut tue best viii answer whicl be JUDGED and
approved of by the Superintendent.
Persons wishing furnish ANY Part of he above timber
net personally acquainted with the Agent VIII ncase Ell e
some reference. NJ. n. RICE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

The " Shcphert,lown Monitor of the Eth states
tia me sickness oi that town mas in some decree a.
baed aud that the health of IIarper's Ferry Ind i'm
proved during the last or days-lt euumeratc, the
deaths OF Z" Jacob CIump, Mrs Bramtner, Mrs Ran
da, Mrs Colbert, Mrs Waglcy, and Miss Wynkop'
as happening III the neighborhood OF Shepherlstowm
Iul the past week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

John III. Eaton has been unanimously re-
elected a Senator of the United States from
the state of Tennessee, for the term of years
| from the 18th day of March last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

mayors Office, alexandria, Oct. 10.
Two cases ofmalignant fever have occurred
for the last "a hours, ending on the 18th inst
CHR. NEALE, Mayor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

NEW YORK, October i5.-On Friday the
motion of MIR. Young that the apportionment
of representation should be determined by the
number ofeleciors in the respective counties
and districts, was negatived by vote of 80
To s3-and it was decided without division
that it should be regulated by the number Of
free inhabitants, excluding aliens, persons of
colour not taxed, paupers, and conycts. The
motion of Mr.. Root, that the number Of sena.
tors be sc, and their term of service ) years.
was also negatiyed CO to 40. The housethen
proceeded to that part Of the Legislative report
which fixes the number of senatorial districts,
and adjourned without taking the question:
We learn from Albany that there is pro-
liability the number will be fixed mt 50. At
The close of the proceedings, Judge Spencer
asked leave of absence for himself and col
leagues for fortnight, which was accorded
without reluctance. On Saturday Judge Rad
cliff brought IN report which provides for the
perpetuatIOn of the school fund, and the addi-
ton to 1t of the public lands, and prohibits the
passage of laws creating lotteries.
The U. 5. brig Enterprise, Capt. kearney,
and the schr. Porpoise, Lieut.. Ramagc, sailed
from Pensacola, the former on the 10Th and
the latter on the Goth ult. in pursuit of pirat-
zeal vessel, which had recently committed de-
PRECAUTIONS in that neighborhood.
The U. s. brig Spark, Lieut.. Elton, sailed
from Boston on Wednesday week, for the ren-
devious near Cape Henry, off the Chesapeake,
to unite with the Hornet sloop of war, to con-
voy merchant vessels along the Gulf Stream
and the coast of Cuba, to the West Indian
Seas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

LExINGToN, (K.) Oct. 3.-Gencral Der
NARD, of the u. States' Corps of Engineers.
Coi. ToTTEN, Capt. PoUssfN, and other gen
tlemen ofthe same corps, passed through Lex
ingtOn, on their way to Louisville, i'm the course
oil last week, for the purpose Of making sur
Fey oil the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. An
appropriation was made by Congress, session
before last, on the motion of some one of the
western members (Col. Johnson or Mr.. Claw
70 deiray the expenses of survey ofthe ives
tern waters, with view to the improvement
Vi tne navigation ofthose streams, BY govern
nent and we iondy indulge the hope, that
TINS interesting subject will, ere long, engage
uie SERIOUS attention of Congress. The vast
eAtent Oh the western country, its increasing
PopuldtloD,and tsimportanceina national poInt
Oh view, give us claims TO the consideration oil
congress which ought not to be overlooked
me President has selected the most distin-
gushed Engineers in the country, to perform
Tue duty prescribed by the act above refe FRED
Us ana their report on the subject, will pre-
sem tpe actual condition Of the Ohio from
louisville to ITS mouth, and Of the Mississippi
Hoih 81. Louis TO the Gulf of Mexico
Pointng out the various distractions and inn.
peullnents to navigation, including plans q
Improvement, and probably an estimate o
..,HPeDSe, &c. From the talents of those gen
ue'neu' the view which will be presented bI
.le'Ii' cannot fail TO be highly interesting. The
"cs'eru states ought to unite their efforts in ;
Sause winch so vitality interests them, and en-.
oe"'o''r 10 procure portion OF the public re
seoue' 'oF inc accomplishment of an object o
"r greater utility to the whole union, than ma.
~ O'iers upon Which much public money ha,
w" Expended Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-23

We hear that the hero of New Orleans,
general JACKSON, has arrived nj his seat near
Nashville. Ii is also reported, that he has re-
signed, or intends resigning his appointment
oil governor of Florida that, indeed, he never
meant to hold the office more than long enough
TO organize the territorial government.-Whe-
Their the collision with judge Fromcntin, has
accelerated his retirement, we know not nor
shall we here undertake to pronounce whether
the constitution Of the United States could be
introduced there, but through the medium of
an act ofcongress. We incline TO the negative
side ofthe question. TEash. c. Gaz
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-10
Blenhelm for Sale.

TyHlS tract ofland, lying in the county q
4 Westmoreland, contains by recent sur:
vey, between thirte en- and fourteen hundred
acres; about six hundred Of which are low
grounds o. superior quality. The balance -
barren land. covered with oak and hickol.:
il is situated near the banks of the Sotomac.
and within one mile of Mattox Creek which
IS navigable for vessels of considerable ur-
then. The soil is remarkable TO- its fel' IL
,y; End think it well adapted TO the pr"
duc,ion of tobacco. There is a brick house
ia little out of repair sufficiently commm''-
Gus for the accommodation OF small fami9, I.
with an excellent meat house and dairy .fr't
a we'll of fine water within thirty yards ct
the house. know of no establishment nh
the lower country which offers greater ~
lucements to the farmer or planter. Within
A mile of the dwelling house there is a nar.
ulacturiug mil, situated on one OF the be-
streams 10 the Northern Neck, with ore
hundred acres of land attached to it, which
also offer for sale.
The terms will be mo6erat. and the pay
nents made easy. For particulars, apply
to the subscriber, now at Haywood, West
' LAURENCE WASHINGTON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-10
district of Columbia.
Countu of Aleanndric. {,

County Of Ale1Gndrir, to nit.
HNtbe petition OF Richard ArelI an insok.
" vent debtor. confined in the gsol Of A.
lexantra county for debt. notice is hereiS
given to the creditors Of the said Richard
AralI, that on The LIST day of January, being
the first Monday of the month. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the courthouse Of aid county. IRE
oath prescribed by the act OF congress ofti:s
United States, entitled " an act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors within the district
of Columbia" will BIZ admin stored 20 The
said insovent. and trustee appointed, TN.
less sufficient cause to the contrary be thea
and there shewn.
Ordered. that This notice Re inserted three
times in each Of the newspapers published
in Alexandria prior to that day. By ordtr
Of the honorable William Cranoh, chief
Judge of The United States circuit cour. OF
The District Of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. J. LEE, C.C.
decembsr S. 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-10
Bank of Alexandria,
September 9Th, 1870.

September 6th, ioYO.
rgHHE Stockholders in this institution ar''
i. resrectfully informed that a geneLai
meeting of them is requested al the bank i,ss
house on " ednesday, the 22d Of Novemi rr
next, 10 order that their assent may be 81
dressed to the terms upon which Ire preset.
charter of the bank has been continued =
IN act of the last session OF congress: and
also that they may cooperate in such me9 ;
sures as may be thought expedieni to secnfe
farther extension OF their charter.
By order OF he president and directors.
J. Z. M'KENNA, Cashier
The editors of the Richmond Enquirer.
Winchester Gazette, and National INTEL,
gencer, will please insert this twice a wett
iii November g2d, and send their account
tn the bank