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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

cpracue. Of ffarIcrrN, williams. of fa2T4ssa-
l1int, Of .Ncf jil4cuari, Dovncs, oi Cf"'S
Pond, If BIch'sport, Virgin u RlHyord., ano
Goodwin, Of Rreirfr. % tie part az tie House
and Aiessgs. Greene. Of Topshnr', Pierce OF
Bqlei,cin, Bond, Of H1llowsH, AMI Poor, o. Bef-
fast, on the part Of tie Senate, were arpoln'cd 4
committee III take into consideration the sublcc'
Of fixing the place for holding the next lerlHiA-
ture. with instructions 10 enquire al WHAT rate
Public Buildings for tIc accommodation thereon
can be procured.
Resoires crAsrosstd--in amendment Of ana IN
al lition 10 resolve apportionin- the reprcscn-
tatiyes on the several counties, towns and plan
tatons, on the first appDrtionfaent-provid lnS
for the prornulcation and distribution ~ the I"
and resolves. which are may be P@ 'ed by tbo
present lcrislature-tO extend the time Tor ma
King certain roads through the public lands, aa1
! to refund to Timothy Osgood, ten dollars
The bill directing the proceedings against For
Cibie entry and Detainer, was read aud commit
ted 10 Mcssrs. Thatcher. Of Warren, Spraguo,
OF EIallowel, and Virgin, Of Runford.
Petition Of committee Of Otistield. praying for
an abatement OF their state tax, was read s. COM
mittei.
James Smith had leave to withdraw his petit
tion.-An order OF notice was granted on the
petition Of Elijah Darrell.
bill to incorporate the South Berwick
Bank, was read third tune, aud passed to DO
engrOssed with an amendment
Col. Thatcher. agreeable to previous notice.
moved reconsideration Of the vote respecting
the pauper law, and stated the grounds upon
which the motion was m1dc. Upon taking the
question, it appeared that the numbers were e.
qual-upon which the Speaker observed, that
all the members present lad not voted: the
question ultimately passed 10 the negative, 60 to
81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
HENDERSON'S CLAIM
FOREIGN NEWS.
SOUTH AMERICA.

Fera Cruz -An offi1ial account dated
9Th Oct. is given Of the evacuation Of the
troops under Daviiia. u took place al II
O'Clock on the night of the 26ih. Being left
without support, he had been COMPELLED to
make conditional surrender TO The Mexican
Imperial forces, who had ag,eed 10 bury all
past transactions ia obiivion. The ln'endant
OF Vera Cruz calls upon The people to submit
cheertuly TO the new order OF things. pa.
per of the same date also contains long Al
dress from the Mexican General. Don Nicholas
Bravo, 10 tue people OF Vera Cruz, upon the
same subject.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
CONGRESSIONAL.


FRIpAY Jan. 10.
Mr. KING, OF Alabama, LAID before he Sen
ale certain resolutions of the Legislature OF
Alabama, having for their object The obtain
ment 81 an appropriation by Congress Of a
sun OF money 10 tiest with the Creek and
other nations 81 Indians, relative TO cession
81 heir territory.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
Of the bill 10 establish certain collection dis.
trcts. and fix the compensation Of Officers Of
the customs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

Office establishment; and also what di iicul
ties, il any, have intcriered 10 The final liqui-
dation thereof.
HENDERSON'S CLAIM.
Toe Hou'e went into committee Of t.e
whole 10 take into consideration The report Of
the Committee ofCIaims, o. The petition Of
WD tlenderS =, NJ Harvey in tie chair.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
WEST INDIES.

Charleston, ian IO.-We have Havana papers
70 The l,t inst The U. S. brig Enterprise,
Lieut. KParney, had broken up the pira,icaI
establishment al Cape Antonio Most Of the
crew Of the Erterprze were landed ID her
boats, but the pirates llcd on their approach.
large supply OF provisions, Sc. was taken,
and their huts bp,nt.
A vessel which had been fitted out al The
Rcglas, supposed for pirstical purposes. had
been stopped at the iioro, and the captain i'm
prisoDed for a few days.
II is stated, that the entrance to the harbour
Of Havana i rapiIl filing up--'The channel
by which, three Leckers formerly entered, will!
now barely permit A gun ships to pass.
JFest Ildta TrGde.-We Understand (says
the New York Gazette that the Merchants of
his city. following the example Of those Al Nor
folk, Redmond, &c. intend to apply 10 Con
gresa, by memorial, for The repeal of the acts
OF Congress prohibiting the direct trade with
the British West India Isand5.-Sd{. Ga-.
CANADA.
Bdrna. Bi3usu has been elected from The
Provincial Legislature of u c. by majority
of one Uofet
COMMERCE AND REVENUE or CANADA.
The Provincial Parliament OF Lower Cana
da have resolved 10 pelitiun the Crown for the
free admission Of the products Of The Canadas
into The poris Of he mother country Sundry
resolutions were passed, setting forth that in
consequence OF the timber duties, corn laws
&c. The prices Of labor and land have been re-
duced one half, within the last two We ars-
that the exports from the Province offs staple
commodities have diminished within the same
period, from an average value of 766, 1871 to
5ll.392t that The imports have diminished
~ The same period, from an average If 1894,
734t TO 1853, 1861 and that the Provincial
Revenue, which is almost entirely raised from
duties or importaions. has diminished within
The last year. from i02 1921 70 1864.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

One Shad was offered IN Providence market
on Thursday morning, aud sold for rs cents.
The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Wednes-
day, says-A Salmon weighing sixteen pounds
was sold in our market yesterday for fwepfy
four aoliars, and Saad for one doaar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
CONN., UNICATIOH.

The Small Pox, in its most distressing
form, has visited many of our sea port
towns. 1t is truism, that all who are
not guarded against contagion, are liable
to its ravages The efficacy of Kline
Pock Inocuation is placed beyond a
doubt. We regret that false alarm
should deprive any one Of its benefits;
and we congratulate our fellow citizens
OH that intelligence and philanthropy,
which is now extending its blessings
throughout the civilized world. We
need not recur to the disastrous fact, that
nearly one hundred human beings have
perished at Norfolk and Baltimore, and
IN their vicinity, during the past year--to
remind us of our obligations, to shut out
pestilence whose indiscriminate slaugb-
ter can only be stayed by Universal
incubation.
In many respects we are surpassed by
the superior wealth and enterprise OF the
town of Providence let us not be far
behind them in the work of humanity
They have discharged solemn duty by
enforcing general vaccination once in
two years are we not equally liable to
disease; and can we be insensibe to the
advantages Of preventive? may say,
con it be matter of indifference to us,
whether life is preserved, by prompt
attention to the only remedy-or is sac.
ri6ced by a criminal neglect? would it
not be prudent for the town of Newport
to adopt system which will ensure safe.
y? Is not a general inoculation necessa-
ry--is it not expedient? Citizens of
Newport answer this question.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
-&4KA&s~0NS&-

In this days paper will be found a
highly interesting Report from the Com
mlltee Of Foreign relations, on the recog-
nition Of South American independence.
---It is said to be from the pen OF JoNA-
THAN RUSSELL, Esq. the Chairman
of that Committee. 1t is mastery per-
dormance, and worthy the pen of that "a
} bic statesman and it will not be read
with less pleasure, when it is recollected
that that distinguished citizen is native
oil our little state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

two or three years past has been owned
| by MIR. Rudd, and Tor the abundance and
richness OF Der milk, has rarely if ever
been equailed; having yielded the cnor.
nous average quantity of twenty quarts
a day for seyerd years past.--Briage.
pOrf Courier. -
Jonathan Bufum and Preserved
Sprague, who were found guilty of riot
GUS department among the Friends a,
Lynn, were sentenced OH Wednesday
last. The former to pay fine of one
hundred and fifty dollars, the latter seven.
ty-fve dollars. They have been seman.
ded to prison. The Court favored the
prisoners on account of their indigence
and their general good character. Shaw
was discharged on the ground ,ofinsanity.
1t is stated in the Darien Gazette, ths,
the schooner Harmony, Captain Ander-
son, had departed for St. Marks, (Appa.
lachy Bay) with passengers. and a cargo
OF sugar cane plants, sugar boilers, cot
ton seed, plantation implements, &c. and
the schooner Eliza Potter, Captain Ben
! nett, for Bonavists, (St. Johns Riyer3
also with full cargo of sugar cane plan,s.,
from which it would seem that great ex-
ertions are making to establish the sugar
cane in the Floridas.
The facts are of great interest to our
country at large, as well as to the enter
Prising proprietors Of lands in the newly
acquired territories. 1t would seem.
that IN the course Of few years this
country may be supplied with sugar and
molasses, the product of our own soil.
and not be under the necessity of import.
ing them from foreign countries. We
have great reason to believe, that parts
of the Floridas are peculiarly ada pied to
the culture OF the sugar cane and cotton.
| and that in short time, large quantities
OF both these valuable articles will be-
raised in those provinces. ~ T. I'D.
Capt. Seabury, OF brig Joseph, from
Cuba via Falmouth, arrived in town yes.
terday and confirms the statement preyi-
ously made of the capture of eight pira.-
ical vessels and l60 pirates by the U. S.
brig Enterprise. Capt. S. states that at
the time he was boarded the launch, pin.
mace and yawl, together with about one
halt OF the crew oi the Enterprise, were
on shore having The pirates then in custo-,
dy. The boarding officer requested
Capt. 5. to state the facts as given, bue
tarried SO little time on board the Joseph
that no further particulars were learned. :
| twill be seen by a recurI slce 70 our
Marine head that the u. 5. schr. Aliga.
tor has captured piratical vessel with 90;
blacks, and when spoken was in quest of
another of the same description. B. Par.
-:O:-
.frny E1nendifnres.-The snIual eaer:
.ions Of Congress TO Cot down the Amy AK.
penditures, though sometimes carried to liz
judIcious lengths, have nevertheless prodcx.
ed good effect; and the late report ofths
Secretary Of War, indicates the faithful a,ten-
ton as well a. indefs,igabls labor in making
the necessary rctfenchuDcuis. The following
will shew the annual expenditures, and o, tho
same time, their gradual rduction.
1919 1s,7o2495
1919 366373s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

Firs.--A three story brick building,
occupied as weaving shop and store,
containing 20 water looms 1.-TWO only of
which were saved) together with the
dressers, some spinning machinery and
other valuable property, was consumed
by fire OH Wednesday morning last, at
Natick, in Warwick, the property of
Messrs. G. & VIM. Rhodes. Loss
SsOO0.-ProVide.,as journal.
The English East India Company
commenced business with a capital of
72,OCOl. sterling, which in 200 years has
increased to 81 900, ,O00l; they own $50,
600 square miles have 100000 of
inhabitants; 100000 soldiers and IL,
600, 900 annual income. This is pro-
digious power for an incorporated Com
pany to possess.--No wonder that En-
gland opposes Russia in attempts to SUBJ
jugate Turkey and find short cut to
India.
n fine Cow.-A mich cow lately own
ed by Mr.. Hezekiah Rudd, of Hunting.
ton, was driven through this town last
week, OIL her way to New. York, where
she had been sold at the handsome price
of one hundred and six dollars. The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03
NEWPORI.
ReDublnan Nomination.

Repa5lraH Nomination.
Al q General Republican Convention, bel.
den in Providence, on the 10Th OF January,
ls22-Hon. EDWARD WILCOX, President ;
PELEG WILsUR, Jf. Seeretary--H vas Enan.
insoHs!y Resolved, That the following gentle
men compose the Republican Prox ; which
is recommended for the support of The free.
men OF this state, at their next election of
General Officers -
his Exc ELLEEeY
WILLIAM &. GIBBS,
GOVERNOR.
HIs HONOR
CALEB EARLE, !.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
SEbdz0RS.
l. Thomas Fry, Esq.
2. Nathan Brown, Esq.
8. John D'Wolf, Esq.
4. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
S. William Humphrey, Esq.
6. Stephen B. Cornell, Esq.
2. William Whipple, Esq.
8. Elisha Watson, Esq.
o. William Valentine, ESQ.
10. John r. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Sec, etary.
Dutee ]. Pearce, Esq. AttOrney GsnI.
Thomas. G Pitman, Esq. Gen. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-03

.frry Erhendifnres.-The snlual eaer:
tions Of Congress TO Cot down the Amy AK.
penditnres, though sometimes carried to liz
judicious lengths, have nevertheless prod,x.
ed good effect and the late report oftns
Secretary Of War, indicates the faithful a,ten-
ton as we'll a. indefs,igsbls labor in making
the necessary retfenchIDen,s. The following
will shew the annual expenditures, and o, tho
same time, their gradual rducton.
1878 8s,7o2 495
1919 366373s
1870 3.o6l,s84
1891 2S27,ss2
1922 estimated l,e29,l79
or about Jsuv hundred and .Vty nOSsana
tounds aeriny.
The features In this system sre found in
general retrenchment Of unnecessary expen,
ces, vigiIant economy In the making OF coz
tracts, and an energetic mode Of enforcing
their fulhiment, together with simphics,ioEs
of the mode Of keepiag the accounts of the
appropriations and disbursements by which
means details are clearly shewn, and nrinas
facio results presented. Thus the averages
Of military expenditures since the introdac-
tion Of this new arrangement, display saving
of some hundreds Of thcre ands Of dollars an
puaiiy, produced by the manner OF The app.
cation Of this branch of public disbursement.
This is very creditabe to Mr.. Calhoun,
and satisfactory to the nation. The War De-
par,mcn,, when be assumed the duties, was
certainly in great state Of confusion. He
introduced order and distincI ness superced.
ed waste and indecision by economy and en-
ergy, and amidst the tramme ling psrplexi.
ties Of legislative business, too frequently
multiplied BY unnecessary calls, perfected the
reformations already decided upon. The
system so hsppiS commenced, will now pro.
gress successfully, and without any injury TO
the public service.-h. Y. advocate.
"Us III BY night ''u0ng" frooes Of ssirias." sH1K.
7" Fly ovay JGek" OLD sToRY.
Amoog the petitions lately presented to
Congress, is one Of which the following is o
copy:-
flames Bepnet, Mathematician Of tho
city Of Phiisdelpbis, to the Honorable ths
Senate and Houre of Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Congress assers-
bied, most respectfully shewe,h:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Marshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA:

At Superior Court OF Chancery held in
the town of Fredericksburg onjthe eth
day of April, 1922.
Robert Reid and Thomas Shreve, PItfs,
AGAINST
George w. Hunter, administrator o. Will
liam Sheppard deceased, Sarah Sbep-
pard, widow of said William, and Will
liam, Israel, Eliza, and Sarah Sheppard,
children and heirs oil said William by
George w. Hunter, assigned their guar
dian, Defendants.
ENHlS cause came on to be heard on
Il the papers formerly read, and the re-
port OF commissioner Barton made pur-
suant to the order oil the 22d day OF Sep
TENDER, 1918, and was argued by counsel {:
On consideration whereof, the court, ap.
proving of and confirming the said report,
doth adjudge, order and decree, that un-
less the defendants do, within SIX months
from the date hereof, pay to the plaintiff,
Robert Reid, one hundred and thirty dol
lars, with interest thereon, at the rate OF
SIX per Centum per anEum, from the 23d
day of January 1918, until paid and to
the plaintiff, Thomas Shreye, one hundred
and slxty-two dollars and nlnety-three
cents, with the like interest thereon, from
the 28th day of March 1911, until paid,
and to the plaintiffs the costs expended by
them in the prosecution of this suit, that
the marshal of this court, after having gI-
ven three weeks notice by advertisement,
published in some newspape printed IN
The town of Alexandria, do expose to sale,
by public auction, that part OF the LANDS
mentioned in the commissioners report,
lying in the county OF Fairfax, not assign
ed to the defendant, the widow Of Will
liam Sheppard for her dover, and not ex-
tended, or so much thereof as may be
necessary for the payment Of the debts
due to the plaintiffs, and the costs on
credit of six and twelve months-the pur-
chaser giving bond and security and lien
upon the land so sold. to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money; and that the
Marshal collect the money and pay to the
plaintiffs respectively the amount OF this
debts and interests, and the costs OF their
suit, and the surplus of the proceeds OF
sale, if any, after defrayIng the expences
attending the same, retain in his hands
subject TO the future order of the Cour -
and report his proceedings to the Court IN
order to final decree. Costs D 81 05
"A copy) Teste, }. T. FORD, &C.
g. Pursuant to the forego-
ing decree, shall on the 26th day of De-
cember next, at Fartax Court House, ex-
pose to sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, to
the highest bidder, upon the terms there
in mentioned That portion of a certain
tract of LAND, situate, lying and being
in the said county. which descended to
the heirs of VIM. Sheppard. decd and
which has not been extended or assigned
to the widow of the said William Sbep-
pard as her dover or so much thereof
as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy the said de-
cree, and the costs attending the sale
The precise quantity Of land not extend
ed or included in the widows dover, will
be ascertained on the day of sale.
VIM. NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANNARD. M. F c. D.
nov 80 wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

~ pD4 DdSS 1t' DOlli'iSN EOSO'
NJ perlor quality just received per
~ o sloop Regulator & brig CoIum1,
bus, from Port-au-Prince, and
for sale by SAM. MESSERSMITH,
Who has IN store,
100 bbIs, Baltimore whiskey
25 do apple brandy
100 mats cassia
70 sacks blown salt
% bali chests imp. T. gunpowder tea
IS ten catty boxes do DO
9 boxes each coDt'g 20 two ID CAMS
ters do.
10 hhds muscovado sugar
1900 ID Laguira green coffee
1900 St. Domingo do do
30 Bundles sugar loaf paper
Sicily Madeira, Colminar WINE.
Malaga and Canary "
Cognac brandy, Holland gin
Antigua rum
Pecan nuts, superior Havana sesars
Hampers of porter and wine bottles
Sweet oil in TASKS
Mould CandIes-low to close sales
Bakers chocolate, No, ] & e
Baltimore do No. |, ass
Muscatel raisins
Goshen cheese, &c.
dec 5 VI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a Deed of trust, from
Il the Trustees of the Alexandria Acads
envy, for the purposes therein mentioned,
the subscriber will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction on the premises, at l9o 'clock.
on the second day OF January next, a lot
or half acre Of ground, at the intersection
of " asbington and Wolf streets; extend
ing on Washington street ITS leet ins
ches; and on Wolf street 1873 feet in
ches. Terms 100 dollars in hand. md
the balance of the purchase money, in one
and Two years, with inerst from date.
JONAH THOMPSON Trustee.
nov % 3tawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Z MORNING, DECEMBER II, 1922.
VIM. Fowle & Go.

r." w III. i UWIC " w.
ElAVE on hand and offer for sale
25 tons Russia and Genoa hemp
ESQ pieces Russia sheetings
1870 do Russia duck
100 do Ravens duck
case sattinetts
| do black & blue cloth
80 bags coffee
rs do pepper.
bales Russia quills
10 do do feathers
90 casks Russia talow
100 boxes mould candles
Sc do dipt do
IS bids ST. Croi1 sugars, 1st quality
Is bags India do
Pipes, pipes, T. i casks,
Madeira, Sicily and SWlNE.
Teneriffe
8 puncheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
s pipes sup. quality Cognac brandy
8 do I'd dc do
10 pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails, assorted sizes
Cabana segars IN whole and halt boxes,
of very superior quality.
12 casks rice
l44 barrels No p
8 do messy
$50 coils cordage
10000 bushels coarse SALT.
nov 60 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
For Sale.

An THELAND & HOUSE on Stump
IT. Hill, lately owned by Mr.: Nor;
NTH ton, being about TWENTY ONE
49, ACRES we'll enclosed; on the lit
ueryer turnpike road, miles froB Alex
Ssqdria. The garden contains many Valua'
Ole shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
slgaGOn is handsome and healthy.
n Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
aleAdet to suit the purchaser.
WIN, CRANCH.
March III, Iawtf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

At Superior Court OF Chancery held in
the town of Fredericksburg onithe eth
dav of April. 1922.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County :
Dec. Term, 1925
ORDERED, That the executors Of
OThomas Milburn, deceased, do give
the usual notice to debtors and creditors
once a week for three weeks. in the A
exlandria Grzette and Alexandria He
raid. A copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg. W. lis.
This is to give notice, that the sub
scribers OF Alexandria county, in the
District of c Columbia, have obtained from
the orphans court of said county, let
tiers testamentary, on the estate Of Tho
mas Milburn, late of the county afore
said, deceased All persons having
claims against the estate of said dece-
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscribers on or before the 9TH day Of
June, 1928, or they may by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this 10th day
of December, 1929,
GEORGE MILBURN,
JOSEPH DODDS,
Exec'rS of Thos. Milburn, dec.
dec 10 Iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
ALSO,
To Rent.

hmx A brick dwelling house on Hem
EHry, between Prince and Duke-sts.
Esss calculated for small family
Ss&b Immediate possession will be
giTea' Apply to
aug 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
Notice..

TINE subscriber having obtained Let,
4 tiers of Administration, with the VIII
annexed on the Estate OF Zachariah Ward,
deceased, requests all those who have
claims against the said Estate, to present
them properly authenticated and those
indebted are requested to make payment
TO ANNA WARD, 4dmr'I
with the wiU annexed Of Zach. Yard, dec.
nov 9 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17
To Rent,

- THE large brick warehouse re-
IA Gently occupied by Messis. A; q
.M A. H. Adams as grocery, ship
80 chandlery, and paint store; Tor
which, or the reception OF grain, being I'M
mpdiateIY on the wharf, there can be no
better situation. The rent will be mode
rate, and possession given on the lst OF
October,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-17

LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE COMP
Notice.
THE Stockholders in this institution,
l. will hold their annual meeting at
Clagett's Hotel,
in the town of Alexandra, on the 10th day
of January, 1928, at which meeting an
ELECTION will take place for PFesi-
dent, four Directors and Treasurer. On
the following day the Superintendent of
the Road and Collectors of Tolls, at all
the gates will be appointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treas'r,
dec 7 law lOJ
0eFThe Leesburg Wa:hingtonian and
Winchester Gazette, will insert the above
once week until the 10th January 1923