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10 or $4,000 Dollars.

SNyANTED, imme diatsIy, 10 or l5,.
w ouo dollars Of Harmony Institute
money. tor which liberal price will be
given, at }. II. hONNELLo
lottery and Exchange Office.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
For Providence.

sxS> The brig SAMPSON, Captain
800 HyIlyer, burthen about 1900, now
loading, and will be immediately dis,
patched, and can take some SMALL freight
ana passengers Apply to
JOHN fl. LADD & co.
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r,Ia do; George r. Pearson, fourth do;
David ii. Porter, acting master; Einatban
jndson, surgeon; Charles y. Handy, nr-
ser; HerallnN Crsbb, lieut.. OF marines;
stepi~n hapalj., AUGUSTUS A. Adee, sur-
geon 5 III aies: William Smith, kobelt l..
Browning, Richard L.Psge Kinney JohRs;
George B. Vineyard. Thomes w. Brent,
John Weems. henry P. L. Wood, Robert
Handy, James S. Palmer, nidshipmen;
Benjamin Weeks, masters mate; Robert
w. G. Rohinett, captains clerk; David
Vestlery, boatswan; John Snyder, car
penter; JOHN n. Rider, gunner.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. D.. 1
Capt. Burns. oil the schr, Providence,
arrived this morning in twelve days from
Havana, reports, thai the day before lie
.alied, letter was received from Aatan-
zas, stating tina, one Ut lie United States
vessels, be Porpolse, Git is believed, had
captured large piralcal vessel, having
three boats IN tow.
g 1t is stated that Governor Wives has Civ
en- orders 10 the Captain of the port 10 hand
TO him all newspapers from the United
States, for his perusaI, previous 10 public
inspection. The officers OF police were
bringing forward many OF the dlsafected
for imprisonment.
" The Collector of this port" says our
correspondent al Lubec, IN letter dated
25th Oct. has received letter inform,
ing him of the appointment of Mr.. Shep.
icy, District Attorney, 10 come 10 LubeC
TO take dep positions, and investigate the
subjectof the capture of American fisher
men in the Bay of Fundy, by the British
gun brig Dot,erel." This seems a much
wiser course than an immediate appeal 10
arms, as recommended. -.Nochias paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

Mr.. Webster is elected 10 the 18th Con,
gress, pnantmoGsly. Prof. Everett Is e
iected from Middesex. Bayiies, from
Bristol, has probably los a re electil,. Oh
account OF bis Crawiorlilstn. | a,sticlpsie
that the same result HAY AXE place ~ Al
lens district. Mr.. Grenueli, his rival, is
a popular man, and a decided friend to
Er. Adams.
Extract of letter to the editor of she Ma
ttoAal Journal daled .Saiem, (JNass.)
Tuesday Nop.2
Our election has terminated in the
choice OF the Adams ticket, by more than
10000 majority. Mr.. CrowmnsheId and
Mr.. Webster are reelected. Tweaty
towns in this vicinity give 1000 for a.
dams; against him 1000.
In New Hampshire, there was no OPP
position TO the Adams ticket. One Of TIE
Electors selected by the Legislature, be-
ing suspected, was dropped by general
consent.
In Connecticut, there is no doubt the
result was in favor of the Adams ticket.
From Maine, ! received d letter on Sa-
tUrday evening, and saw gentleman
from there yesterday. They say that in
Cumberland District, (the only doubtful
district, the Adams ticket will prevail by
handsome majority.
In Rhode>tsland, the election will take
place on the 18th; there is no doubt that the
result will be as honoran!e as in this state
In Vermont, the Legislature elect
where there is no more than loo majority
tor Adams. So that all the 81 votes OF
New England are safe Tor Mr. Adams.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
For Boston,
For Boston.

AE The schr. GEN, JACKSON,
ssSx$2 John Waite, master. burthen about
500 bbls, can take small freight and pas
sengers. Apply to co
JOHN H. LADD & co.
Who haze for sale on board sad Oessel,
2sso bushels Liverpool coarse salt
q tons plaster nov
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

$ From the F,anklin Republican, Nov. 9.
We had not received, when our paper
went to press, an official return OF the votes
gwen 10 at the lale election for electors,
but from verbal intelligence received, the
odds 10 Iavor OF General JACKSON will not
be tar short OF that which be gained over
als british adversaries at New Orleans.
The legislature of New Jersey met on
Tuesday last. The Legislative Council
made choice of Peter J. Stryker, Esq. OF
Somerset, for Vice President, and the
House of Assembly of David Johnson,
E,q. OF Hunterdon, Tor Speaker.
Isaac Fl. Williamson has been re-elect.
&c Governor, and Charles Ewing been
appointed Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, IN place of Judge kirkpatrick.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

Total, 1884 45Ol 1889 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
COHEN'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
November I 1894

e. On closing the Monument Ioite@
ny, which was completed on Thursday
last, we beg leave 10 tender our acknow
Judgements to our friends and the publ,
for their continued patronage; and in re-,
turn we feel gratifed in baving distributed
amongst them from our Office the WHOLE
OF THE GREAT CAPITALS sold in
the scheme. We nov have the pleasure
to present the Scheme, No. 8, Of the
Grand State Lottery Of Nd.
being the most brilliant in the United
States, the drawing of which will take
place in the city Of Baltimore on
Wednesday, 18th Non
Under the superintendent OF the Com.
missioners appointed by the Governor and.
Council. -
GRAND
State Lottery Of .Iarylaud,
No 3.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS.
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nov s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17

the a3i April. 1900, axlhorises the taking
Of specis on board our public armed ships.
The Esd article is as follows:
Ii any commander. or other officer,
shall receive, or permit To be received on
board his vessel any goods or merchan-
die, other than for the sole use Of his yes.
sci, creep, gold, niver, or jerets., and
except the goods or merchandise Of yes.
sells which may. be ia distress. or ship
wrecked. or 10 order TO preserve them for
their owner, without orders from ioA Pre-
sdent OF the United States or Navy De.
par,nent, be shall, on conviction thereof,
be cashiered, and be inca pacitated forever
afterwards tor any place or Office in the
Navy
This is the authority under which our
officers are acting:-we have beard much
vtuperalisn and abuse bestowed upon the
Navy on th,s occasion. which il will no
be obvious to ali who read the law, is un.
just and unmeri,ed.
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Notice.


Extract from IN act oil the Corporation o
Alexandra, Tor the extfngushment o.
6re.
'.Seciion I. II any person, who shall b.
present at any fire, shall neglect or fetus.
TO obey the order or direction OF any of
Ger who shall be appointed by any hrt
company now established. or which may
be hereafter es.sbi shed. knowing him 10
be an officer. such person shall forfeit and
pay the SUN Of Eve dollars, provided the
name Of such officer shall have been pub
iished in one OF the public papers"
At a meeting al the Friendship Fire
Company, held a, the Town Hall, Jsnu-
ary la. 1894, the following officers were
elected for me present year:
Charles Mcknight, la Commander.
James Carson, I'd Comnlander.
Charles Pascoe, Sd Commander.
Subordinate Directors.
James Gait Matthew Robinson
James Douglas
Regulators
William Morgan David Marie
Thos. E Baird Robert Rrucket. Jr.
WIN. Gregory Andrew T. Kennedy
Trustees
John Longden Ssmuel B. Larmour
Thomas Shields Samuel Baggelt
Extrsc, from the minutes
MATTHEW ROBINSON, sec'y,
ian ~ 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Virginia.

Virginia:
At Superior Court OF Chancery, held 10
the town OF Fredericksburg on The 7ih
Jay Of October, 1899
Samuel Marx. aud Ann, his, wife; asd The
Presiden:. Directors and Company Of the
Bank Of Potomic, Pldiafffs.
Against
BENJAMIN G.. Thornton, and Mary, biz
wife; Charless Gibbs, and Lydia, bis
wife; William D. North, and Thomas J.
AreIis w Emily Eliza, Na,haniei G.
and George c. North, infants under the
age Of twenty-One years.--by Charles
Gibbs. assigned their guardian; Samuel
q Harper, and Sarah, bis wife; Charles.
Page. John Mckinney, and NaibaoisI
s. Wise, Dsfsndanss.
THEcourt doth adjudge and order and de.
cree, that unless The defendants Benz amin.
q Thornton, and Mary, bis vile; Charles
Gibbs, and Lydia, his vile; William o.
North, Tbomss |. North, Arelia ". Nortb,
Emily Eliza North, Nathaniel Gfeen NORTH,
and Samuel D. Harper. and Sarah, his
vile, do. within six months from The date
hereof, pay to the plaintiffs, tie President.
Directors and Company Ut tue Bank Ut 70.
toGaC, nine teDihs Ot the sum OF Que thou.
sand three hundred and seventy. five oil.
lars, with interest thereon, al the rate 0k
) per esOt. per annum from tue 10Th day Of,
January. 1879, until paid, l. ibe costs by.
said plaintiffs expended IN the prose, u,ion
OF their suit-,he marshal OF this court. az
ter having given sixty days previous no.
tice, by advertisement, published in some
newspaper printed in The towO 81 Alexah-
dris, OF the lime and place thereof, do 81.
pose To sale, tor each, tue sad TRACT
OF LAND AND MILL, subject 10 Tue
right OF dover OF Eliza North, widow vi
The said GeOlge NOith, deceased; auf eut
OF the proceeds Of such sale, ai,er d.Eay-
ing the eypences attending the sane; pay
to The plaintiffs, The President. Directors
and Company ot the Sank OF Potomac. The
said principal money, interest, ard costs.
anc do convey the premises so sold 10 the
purchaser thereof. and make repGn OF his
proceedings herein ~ this court, in order
10 final decree; and liberty IS reserved 10
the plaintiffs, al any time hereafter, 10
proceed under the deed oi Trust trnm the
defendants, Benjamin q. ThnrLloo and
Mary. his. wife, TO Charlie. Page, hear
ing date the 9th day OF February, 1918.
in the bill mentioned, to make sale 81 the
aforesaid dover right, for the purposes
specified ih the said deed, or 10 apply t.
this court Tor further relief, asto that SUBJ
ject.
Extract from decree.
1T. FORD &C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
PERICLEAN SOCIETY,

A question: will be discussed by Tie Pr
MCLEAN SociETY, stthe Town Hall, on
Saturday evening, i7tb inst relative to
Greece and the price OF admission sill be
s6 cents the funds so collected, 10 be
exclusively appropriated TO the CAUSE oi
the Greeks. Tickets to be had at al the
Book Stores, and Clsgett's hotel: also. .:
the door OF the Town Hall, on the evening
OF the discussion. Debate to commence at
fo'clock, precisely.
WIN. A. MeREA, See'y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Extra FIT Cattle.

N Three Of tie finest Cat
SEENA lie, ofesiraord,osry is.nt So,
"W we're exhibited in 0ui streets
sessss ..sssse.Ayssierday. ] hey were rails.
ed 90 the extensive meadows OF the South
Brsnch OF Potomac by Mr. James Parsons
Competent judges have pronounced them
equal, If not superior 10 any they ever
seen. Messrs. Hoof, Bontz and Richards
have purchased them, and will offer two
for sale on Saturday morning a. their re.
spective stalls, 1t is their inientios TO
charge moderate price per pound for this
beef. and is hoped. lhe public will extend
to them that patronage Of which they 20
well are deserving. !.
ian Is. 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Trustees Sale.

IN Tuesday, the Goth day ot January
~ next, will be exposed Tor sale Q. pub.
lie auction, tor cash, before The door oi the
Tavern Of John Bronaugh, at Fairfax eourc
house. that tact OF land conveyed 70 The
subscriber in trust, for The benefit Of The
executor Of Dr. George Glabsm.by Charles
Hopkins, since deceased, by deed bearing
date the 29th Of March, 1851, and record
ed ~ the coqniy court OF Prince William,
This land is situate in the county Of
Prince William. not very remote from the
Occoquan Mills, and is al present in the
occupation Ut tho widow Of T.. Hopkins.
The title.is believed 10 be perfectly goods
those desIrous TO buy are rogue sled TO ex.
anime the premises. The .aIe will be Tor
the sum IN the deed specified, With inter,
est and expenses oil sale.
RICHARD H. HENDERSON.
dec l8 tJa0 Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
THE ASCENT OF THE PIC DU MIDI
OF PAU.

FROM Depplng Oeauuss OF france.
This mnuntain is so high, and 80 diff
cult 10 climb, that few persons have ven-
turei to reach the top OF the Peak The
historian De Thou makes mention OF a
seisneur of Candale, who, in 1889. com.
menced TINS undertaking; but notwith.
standing the ladders, graphing hooks.
ropes, aud the furred cloak, with which
was provided, be did not attain the sum-
NIT. A shepherd Of the valley Of Aspe,
without all these accommodations, aDima.
ted and supported merely by his courage
set foot on the top; and following his ex-
ample. Nj. Delfau has effected the same
expedition. From the village Of Faux
bonness, the route lies by Gabas. OF which
the environs furnish the fin, st frs oil the
Pyrenees The base OF the smountain is
easily scaled, but farther up the road be-
comes so steep. that nothing but an sxta.
ordinary degree It courage can prevent
person from be- E pstrlhed With dism'y 4
this rapid ascent; aud the more. because
thu mountain, almost insulated, orms cnIy
a Single block which rises to me he ght o
1850 toises. The SUNNI is divided into
two sharp spires. from which Circumstance
it has been cal ed the Peak Of the 1ar,n
Sisters The mountain is cut perpindicu.
larry on three sides, which are ina ccessi-
BILE, the fourth alone being practicable;
but still the adVenturer must have recourse
10 his knees, feet and hands, 10 order 10
arrive at the top NJ. Delfau's narrative
10 but little calcuts:ed to encourage tutuie
travellers 10 initiate bis example.
81 remained fixed" says he. Ito the
same spot; was exhausted and quite o
vercome with cold and fatigue: walked
baretooted for two hours my stockings and
spatterdashes were in tatters; NY body
was bruised all over, found myself al
INST destitute of clothes in frozen atmos-
phere, a CD III psrvaded my system and
my strength was giving way What
would not, al this instant, have given
that never had visited be PyreGees but
It was too late. All Oh sudden ". heard
the noise Of troop Of Chanois above our
heads. Alarmed al our approach, thess
animals ran about this way and that, not
know ing how to shun US: one OF them.
which seemed to be the leader Of the
band. advanced TO reconnoitre, and at
forwards appeared to consult with his
companions
ln any other situation we should have
contemplated this spectacle with pleasure,
but, for the moment, was exclusively &C.
cupied with the thoughts OF my safety, and
apprebensive that these ANIMALS might,
by rushing beadlong, strike against US in
the narrow pass in which we were invov.
ed, cluug fast to toe rock that ] might
not BE- tumbled down. At length the sig.
nal was given; they all sprang off with a
loud noise; and saw them dart like light
ming into barrow paths aud precipIces,
the very sight of which made me shudder.
Such was their fee,ness, that oUr eyes
could SCARCELY follow them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
New and Interesting Books.

New and Interesting Books.
TUST published, and for sale at the
u stores OF Messrs. John A. &ewart and
.Andrer 7. Kennedy, aud at The Booksei.
lers in Washington and Georgetown,
I'm abstract ofa Nsw Theory f lie
Formation Of the Earth.
BY Ira HUI, A. M.
Also, by the same author,
AN ESSAY ON EDUCATION,
She ing the detects OF our present modes
OF instruction, and proposing methods OF
managing Schools, by which grea. taclli-
ties will be gained in the teaching Of
Youth.
The above are earnestly recommended
to those engaged in forming The mind. and
whose province it is to teach the young
idea how TO sboo;."
JOHN P. ENTWISLE,
jan 10 Agent 10 the author.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
To Let,

w.. A convenient two story brick
AEFs dwelling house on Duke.st, one
Ysnss, door west OF Patrick-slreet Also,
comfortable frame tenement on
Patrick.streel, near the corner OF Duke -
Also, abou, IL acres Of land, now closed ,
with small frame building thereon, hand.
someIy situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout u miles from Alexandria. The renls
of the above property will be made low TO
good tenants. For terms applyto
ian 10 If w D. MUTT Il 20.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
INCOUNCIL, Jan. 7, 1924.


The committee appointed TO ascertain
what amendments are necessary TO the
Charter OF the town, reported bill, enti-
tied "Ao act further to amend The Charter
OF the town OF Alexandria" which was
read, and ordered to lie on the table.
An account OF Robert Gray against the
Corporation, was presented by his trustee,
and referred 10 the Auditor for exsmina.
ton.
Ordered, That the Superintendent OF
Police have the gutter taken up, and Cav :
ed in the modern manner. on the east side
OF .Fsirfax.street, from Fayei,e alley 10
kiog street.
JANUARY 9, 1894.
The report Of the COMM zee appointed
10 inquire what amendment we're neces-
sary to the Charter of the Town, was Ia
ken up, and agreed to by the Council
whereupon,
Resolved. That Me.srs. Thomas Swami
and iona hsn Swift be committee to pre-
sent The memorial and copy OF law for
amending the Charter of the town Of Alex
andria, 10 Congress.
Ordered. That Messrs. Miller and Hill
be committee TO inquire into the account
OF Russell Stevens, late Clerk OF the Mar
ket, and make report 10 Council.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Extract from decree.
). T. FORD, C. c.

@Puf.usnt to the foregoing dseree. !
shall, on The 18Th day Of March ne1t, on
the premises. 10 the county Of Fairfax ex-
pose 10 sale, at pubic sGciion, 10 the
highest bidder, for ready money. The land
and prem,'es before mentioned. ~ bis
tract contains 20 Acres, ssif lies sboos g
mites from Washington, and 7 tpm A'ty.
sddris The improvements are a G,isf
Snd San yB,Hs. and snalFdrsIIiag H.hse.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG. deputy Of
JOIN STANAkD, Msrshal F c 6.
jan Is tMhl9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Who hare IN Et0re-
10 hhds. prime N. D. Su5 ar,
4 do. old, 5lh pr,of h"m.
just received, for safe by ..
ian 10 C. 81 p FHONPSON.


splendid Furniture, &c.
'I,HE subscribers have nov on hand and
i will continue to manufacture al their
wareroom, on King street, next door to
the corner OF Alfred street, The greatest
variety vi the most ...
fashionable y Durable Fair
nit,ll'e,
made in very superior style, by work.
men of the best skill and experience
they have spared no exer'ion or pains TO
bring their business to the highest state OF
improvement, and they ha,ter themselves
that The furniture they now offer is equal
to any exhibited in any OF the principal
cities IN he Union. They will dispose OF
the above on he most favorable terms for
cash, to punctual men or in bartsf. They
keep for retail mahogany and other mate
rails used by cabine,-makers which they
offer al The lowest prices. Orders punClu-
any attendei 10. ~
JOHN S KOONES &Co.
P. s. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
Commensurate with the present times
ian 3 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Une Cent Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on
IL the 9th INST. an apprentice TO the Ca.
binet Making business, BY the name Of
WIN l. NELLIE Whoever will appre.
bend and return said apprentice to the
subscribers, shall receive the above re-
ward, but 10 charges paid. All persons
are charged, at their peril, against bar.
boring or employing said boy any way
whatever JOHN 8. KOONES e. Co.
ian 10 St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
LOT or GROUND.

with all the improvements thereon, in The
town OF Alexsndria--beg inning al The corr
ner OF Fairfax and Glbbon streets. and
running northwardIy wmb Fairfax street
&c feet, inches thence eastwardly IN q
line parallel with Gibbon street, IS q, s
inches; thence south wsrdy, in line pa
rallei " lib Fairfax street, 66 Il. q inches !;
thence with G,uUCn street TO the brgin-
ming. Sold 10 satisfy an execution 10 ID
yor Of the Bank oil Potomac.
D. MINOR. o. NJ.
dec IS for 7eneh Rinsgoid, Marshai-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
OLD ORLOS + GREENLAND.

The Dunder, Captain Duncan. has ar.
rived from tins interesting spot, having
spent The greater part OF the summer in
exploring the coast. Capt D peneira-
tel celow Capt. Barclay. and discovered
large tract Of land hitherto unknown,
which he has named. 10 compliment TO his
owner, Gales Land. 10 bis voyage along,
the coast. be discovered large island,
which was low aud fertile, aud covered
with huts. English paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Three Dollars keward.

NIAS stolen from my dwelling near
wv the Rev. Mr.. Btyce's dwelling on
Friday evening, the 9th INST. trsnty ,even
dollars; consisting OF ten silver dollars,
and the balance in notes-One oil the slver
dollars was American coin, With hole in
il and cash in one side. The above re.
ward will be given tor the money it deli,
vered to Toe subscriber living at Mr.. &c.
neris' NANCY CURTIS.
ian l3 st -.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Notice.

Marine Insurance Company Of Aier'G,2
Alexandria, Janaasy3. 1894.
THE stockholders in this company are
L hereby informed that dividend Of
tour per cent is declared on that part d,
the capita stock now paid, for the last six
months; which, will be ready 10 Re paid
them Oh tuesday The 18th inst.
J B. NICHOLS, Sec.
lan3 ... iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
AIex'a Sra n mar association

AIeX'aGIa Ii mar association
sJyHE rev. Messrs, Harrison and An
J. drews h ,ving kindly granted the use
OF their schual room 10 The association
the members are requested TO be punc'u-
al in their attendance THIS EVENING,
at half past SIX o'ciock as business OF i'm
portance is on the tapls
Members who have not paid their dues,
will please c,ne prepared.
Persons wishing 10 become members
will be proposed, by maklpg Application
TO the Secretary
EDWARD PITTMAN,
>ec'y and Treas.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-17
Bank of Alexandria,

December IS, 1928 ;.
vTHE Stockholders in this institution
L are hereby notified that an election
for ten Directors, to manage lis affairs tor
The ensuing year, will be held at the Town
Hail, IN me lhIrd MoDday (tbe l9th) Of
January next. by order Of the Board. :
.7,.-- JAAlES-E. McKENNA,. Cashier.
dec % roiJl9
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Bank OF Alexandria,

January 5, 1924.
A DIVIDEND of Eve doIlars share;
"A on the capital stock Of this Bank, is
this day declared. and will be paid TO
The stockholders or their Representatives,
Oh or after Thursday next, the 9th inst.
By order Of the Board.
il. McKENEA, Cashier.
Ian 5 3w
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1HO.MdS E: RaIRD

ID ESPECTfuLLY informs the pehhc
IL ingeBeral, ihsi he tcn''nues the
STONE CUTTING BUSINESS,
at the old siaud. and viii be bsppy 70 re-
ceise their commands, which shall be ex'
eeuied III rba Best Gshoss and "a the usA>
d terms jsal