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CINcISEATI, Dec. 10 For the mos, intetes,ipe
mater OF ihs day S paper, We refer readers TO
the official 80 count of the public meeting held at
ibe Baptist Ciiuich IN this civ OH the evening" nj
Tuesday last 10y which it will he seen Thai The mo-
ceedings lately had ~ Sieubenve, Jefferson coup-
~, h''Fe been completely approved and the resolu.
,onS VI thai "'-ei'Hg adopted the sentiment Of a
large majority of our ciiz"ns
L lie Mayor OF The city ia wing been called 10 the
CHAR, AMI John L. Jones, Esq. appointed Secreta.
~ the business OF the evening coo,n,rnf ed lao !,
motion " 10 adjourn sine de-" IL hud ureyto,isIy
heen urged by several respectable persons before
ne meeting was opened, that Hn adjournment WIS
he hest step that could be taken bur some of the
Trends Of Mr.. Clinton were well apurized unt,yt,
standing great efforts had been made 10 array the
greatest possible force against him, ffat he had d,
large uaJOrfS, and therefore totally rejected all idea
oI adjournment. Ibis previous attempt 10 rrnrnre
~ adjournment having fliled, now assumed The
grave aspect Of iuoitou before the asscnhIv Il
was promptly met 10y some OF Mr.. Clnion's lrirnds
by SLOWING The ihipOliry OF the measure and Wv fra,
expression OF confluence IN the ability Of his ricns
ihen present, 10 nominate hint against 0I opposition
he motion Tor Hdj1urnmeni being lost u was suc-
ceejed hy amOlhct--' that the resolutions htely =
DOTTED ~ SirUbenvilie he read" This was carried
with Int nnc opposition. 4 motion was fi'on natir
q" Inst The resolutions just read he adopted"
u being suggested, lhu Il would be better 10 take
ihrm np separately ~ Their order, Ibis course was
adopted sud The first heinz EGG lily an expression
oi The public sentiment IN regard to all interfere
by congress IN tue Presidential elrctiou unless the
subject he brought coHyffHoniig before item sad
being msre repFition Of he public eminent = few
weeks shce Oppressed ~ like meeting Of citi-
zeas, was adopted wish but thrae dissenting voices
motion next followed, " thai The second resolution
uttered INTO AZ Str1hense be adopted" Nv winch
De NW ChHi1n IS recommended 10 tic people 0l
Ohio and Vt lie Uuned States rs the most snitafle
persun 90 h the Office Of President fot tie term of
four years rom HE oh Of MHch 1875 Before fhi.
mOtt0Y was pat Wy the char, another was made a.
Hnend the resolution, ly striking out the raa,e oi
Cisa0q and inserting hai 0f JacksoH. o. suggestion
beng mode, ''S' 81 would be Iiura orderly o. DIVIDE
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TO TOBACCO-MAKERS-

WISH n sell my oflnnd oieosi Swamp in the
county of Caroline IL contains about 1000 acres about
TOO 1t swamp equal 10 any in Virginia for tobacco as
PROOF, the two crops have made or Of the part cleared
We're considered "lUa If not superior any the
ihond market The improvements of the best for
quarter plantation ana situation healthy any below
NE dgeif sell, il must e immediately, AMI the object
being 10 paw debts any claim against will taken
in part. The premises will be shown by Mr. Fond, NV
overseer, RESTING the place, person Inclined to
purchase bargain may be had, II eary application
made. WILSON aIlk.N
Bnwng tirren. Sent 80 or
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N0TIC,E

virtue ofa deed oftrus executed Gen. John Pres
- ion and wife, and for The purposes therein
WIZ be sold on Monday the 22d day Of this month If ,ar
neTwse the next fair day ~ o'clock front OF the
ing PROPERTY, wtt - ~
certain piece OF ground lying in the said city, fronting
on uoVernor street Gil feet and running back IS feet be-
ing phrt OF the lot commonly called Governors Garden
RYE acres Of land in MechancsVe ienrico county
One share in the Virginia Museum.
Iwo shares IN The Organ of the Monumental Church.
u The above sale in 0f the badness OF The
weather, is postponed until The 2rsI inst.
january D. 75---ids BY order of the Trustees.
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EIlIIEAnInU

M school will commence the 18th insiant-Tesns;
" For iulion and hoard, Including washing, Lodging
chnG%S Nc o0 30 be uaid quarterly advance. liz Is
IMPORTANT that students should attend punctuaiy that thu
classes maybe adNanage0asly and conyenery arang ed
at the commencement.
An experienced aud approved teacher what constitutes
good English Education be employed upos appca-
ton To mt, provided the situation he healthy
Communications directed Tay lorsve, Hanovern viii
receive prompt attention. n. L. ANDERSON
"a lila.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
virtue of deed OF made by hlickacl w. Han.
COCK and SepIa his wife, haie the hlnrch 1920
ann recorded IN the of the conny of Charles CITY the
subscriber viii sell, Thursday the 18th day OF january
next IN trent OF tue Eagle Hotel in the Of Richmond
NJ pubic auction, TO the highest bidder for u.aey -
tract OF land called auckland, in the county mentioned
above containing, 10y late 1850
thereof may necessary 90 raise money sufficient Ga
dlscarg" debt due from Benamn Harrison Thomas
Taylor 10 VIM Cole, by their bond him, bearing date the
6'h ol January 1913 and the charges OF
ing the :rust created by The said deed.
December IS 65-tIS NJ M RODINSON
U The above sale will be conducted by Noncure Rob
insua and Peasants. -
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VIII be sold at public a15iios to the highest i,Irr

w ~ ne suh AZ public auction. the highest der a,
-, sNfW'o~p' on Saturday the 9Th day of February
" ~ ~ mot on he fair day, Sunday excepted
1917 oIAVES nineteen Of which are likely women nd
t,, wy o,ner IS man, good miller, belonging 20
e " Lu"Hrh Mntley deceased, for tie purpose OF
noney 70 pay OF the legaiees who have no, yet re-
r.tu tneir egaces likewise The the subscriber
"" u,. niIsraiion account, for much advanced.
'e months credit to be given and the purehs sers 10
give DObds aud approved securitv to
ELlZABBrU MOTLEY. Adnii1 With the
,,., will annexed Of Edwin Motley dec
kine Queen 70, Jannary g. T5-~ivs
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LAND NOE SAT-E

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Edwin
- to the subscriber which is Of record in eochlaDd
county court aud bears date the "a day of oc,or Ist
will he sold az Wa;knsyilie in said ciniv an The T7 49,
January next az public auction for cash certain piece
Ing two hundrsd aud fifty acres he The snn ,orc nv
bounded nv The lands Of John Shelton Sen Mary Toier
JVepn ionge ana John Lewis The sale will he made for
!eni oi te debts IN the said deed expressed due Ia
WILLIAM Merdib, asd for other purposes mentioned in sni
ooh uP as - vested IN the Subscriber by said deed
will be conveyed IN the purchaser.
Dec. u. 7O-vtis srt,O ,,rnr, =,
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VIII subscribers are empowered Oy the president and
directors OF The James River Compan, receive pro
posas Tor part ofhe Loans authorised procured by
them by an act OF the General Assembly passed the 2i
da, oi February 1928, ene'" An efec
tua provision 10 into effect the entitled
To amend the act eniitled for clearing
the navigation OF James river aud uniting the Eastern
ana western waters by the James and Kanawha rivers
aud Cor other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance OF the said
paid into the treasury the the 2d AUDITOR
Upon the payment "f each unpe the 1ftcser O!
he Comrotrsnh mil i'sue certificate Of stock for tie
arnont hFt?f purporting thai the
ueh lender his executors, &c. the loaned together
The Interest agreed onthat the interest shall semi an
nualiy pnid-ihat the principal V for
twenty wears, and afterwards be redeemed al the pleas
ure of the Legislature.
JERNAN BAKER, Treasurer.
sent Ss-u j BLOWN. Jr. 2d Auditor.
NTurlCE hereby given, al cells the Lunatic
Hospital in the city Of Wiamsb nrg are occupied and
that no mere patients, male female will received
the said hospital until Of said cells are vacant
Due notice OF which via he given
Byorder of the Court of Directors
LEONARD HENLEY. C. G.. ID.
July 20, 1925 In o. 24~,f
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PIJRII(f SALE

nF valuable real and personal PRoPERTY.-Tbe Sub.
" scriber Cor reasons necessary made known
TO the ruhie has determined sell without least re.
serve 10 the highest bidder, the premises Thursday
the 18th of Feb next. credit Of ? and wears
quail annual instruments, the PLANTATION which he
now resides containing 1873 acres situated in lower
end of Amelia county, and running least mile.
on Namozeen creek which makes about zoo
bic low grounds This plantation adons the land Johr
Boiling, and Jas. Preutis Es and il can be asser, ed
without the fear Of contradiction he healthy resi-
deuce as any in the nteas to the quality of The land
person who may choose purchase must Judge for him
sen Tue Improvements are almost entirely new, o
the best kind, and immediate possession given.
At the time and place and in lie sme will
he sold upon credit of12 months between rs and so very
Crop, Plantation Utensils The stock are Of The ns
improved breeds, and very likely valuable For
all sums under S 10, cash will be required.
BIN. HARRISON.
~, There will he posiponement on account OF ihe
weather. ~ ~ -
N D. The bonds will carry interest from the date If ,e
pTincipa ne not papetually paid. B. M III.
", { ~.
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FIRE INSIR ANI7E-

VIE subscriber gives notice, tai e has appointed
and duly auInri~e To Agent, in this slate IN
,ie lErNA INSURANCE. COMPANY of Hartford. Con.
nrccu aud wilt ia iew days ready 10 receive promo
sns ana issue policies, for Insurance against Fire s
descriptions al property. Satisfactory reference will lie
given as To- the rrspeclahity aud responsibility al Tie
a"SVe named company. THOMAS MAY Cary 81.
January 70 =.
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w as committed to the Jail Of IIenriro counfv 40 a.,
w 18th Of October, 1923 as rdnnvysv a ns,,
Slru SbL5oN who suites himself to be the property IS
sIln' ~ Cnckf, O the county Of Albeaarie. Said rtn
away about 50 years old of light corniesfa, Sc CO.
I'VE inches high no visible mark had on when
committed, black broad cloth csat and nant,lor e
coarse brown cloth, and black hat. ~ "
also o ne 26,h ~ the same MONTH negro woman ma
fu OiLClA as Runway, who states herself 10 t Inc
property Of DR.. John Swami Of the county of tt,o
said woman Is about 50 wears old, Of dark competon
q brown domestic cotton dress.
me owners o. said runaways are hereby requested to
come forward prove properly pay charges and 80 orr
away, or they will be dealt with a. The iav Directs
- JOHN l.. TATE d. g.
January 7. TZ-Wi2w For WIN ppTrt' q ~ r..
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AN OVERSEEE WANTED.
WISH 10 EMPLOY single well qualified an over
seer, 10 live with my farm in Charles Civ one
from above the falls james ryer snud b- preferred
ROBERT DOUTHAr.
Westover, November H. att
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SLi SAIE

PURSUANT 10 deed of trust executed John Hall 10
The subscriber bearing date the day oi March
ls2i and duly recorded in the of county
inr The purpose of securing John F. The paym.
oi certain sans of money in The said shall
on Saturday the 9Th day OF January next fair II not the
next ir day thereafter Sunda, excepted
OF the said county, proceed sell ready money 20 the
inquest bidder tie follow ing property wit Six hundred
anu MY acres 1t land whereOn the said Hall resides Also
Tue following negToSinves, wit James, Daniel Moses
MARY Randolph, Jeffrey, and Rose increase OF
females thereof The title TO the above mentioned prope
" Is undoubtedly good but the subscriber oan only convey
SUCH as is vested in him by the irsi deed aforesaid.
80 Til. q. AMORY, Trustee.
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NOTICE-

IFHE SUBSCRIBER some time last January bougl, negro
man az nueii-n in the city OF Richmond by The nnnre
ot NED, OF Mrs sar1h Caten, which slave wac len nv te
subscriber MIR. John Sbeppnrds of Richmond ,oLsnro
ne has since abseonded lie is small fellow, Of dark
complexion his visage somewhat sharp and he i mick
spoken but minute description Of hin, canno, ne ysr
VIII give reward Of fy dollars ~ anv persor hat " MI
again. m Stft,r' ~ u,is, ~, ~"
..tifDH ''Vf hPFV WaTminster. Dec. d.
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WARRENTON FEMALE ACAnEnIY

WARRENTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
Vie hrt session otis institution viii commence on The
hrst Monday in January, and end Junehc firsk ses
sun payable IN advance The second the the
TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and washing so dollars tuition in spellpg reading
and writing, 10 dollars - o. s
uramar parsing, arithmetic geography and use ofhe
rs dollars 60 - 'f''''"e' ~
80 dollars draw Dg and painting dollars so cents
needle work, 5 dollars 80 cents. .
Dancing, 10 dollars,
Zach y-ong lady be provided with par sheets en
Verlid, blankets and towels. * PIIINKETT
WarTenton, NJ e.. Dec. % SO ar
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EDUCATTON

MY school for languages within half o,i,. e r.,
IVA vefsiiy of YTgisia and Two miles Of ClsTi,,s;
w reeoanenee on the 18th ofJanunry ga fire ee r.
,nlIon 20 and board ~ NV house or in the neil
boood 80 ,r lbe session of FIVE months bosrJs,s 5S
,ng iher own bedding Reference asked to William
GORDON, ESQ Of the Va. Legislature or 10 r. " Teib
Francis W Gilmer; Esq ofRicBmoad As's"
Rceen.ber 80 -" m@uh1
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LAND FOR RENT,-

TNDER order OF the Superior Court Of Chnncerv for
A., que ,nmonn district made 10 the pf Mann Us
Daeon will be offered ,-ut on Friday the iG mss, an
s premises the tract of land which VIM Mann lately
, 49, =" ue county OF rowhrt'n adjoining the lands oi
VIM, Pope Esq and others Bond ith approved security
vii, he required. '
J. GUERRANT, MS. CORD.
q. nd
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MEN and I-OYS
WISH tn hire few active young and a considera-
L bic number OF boys, all Of good character.
09-tlt BEN JANIS HARRIS.
f virtue OF dre of,rus executed the subscribers
oy EDWARD Italian aud WIFE bearing the 9Th ,ay
OF Api 1917 and duly recorded in the Hastings
Court 81 hichmond We shalt for the purposes therein
pressed proceed 10 sell for money ON the premises
known property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the CITY of
tavern The title under which the subscribers will sell IS
believed TO be indspuiabie they will convey only such
ute as Is vested IN them by said deed q trust.
WIN. CAMBRIDGE, . -
Dec. IS 6s-tds WN. BARRETT, trustees.
WILL sell accommodating terms nv IracI Of land
on hockhs river, in the of Nelson miles below
"ekhsh "apTbis tract contains 100 $50 of first
rae and the high land generally excellent
and the navigation Of Rorkfsb river is alor; 10 be o.
peneA 10 Martins mill, wi'hin miles the land The
improvements are an orchard excellent fruit toerabe
dwehng-honse new barn, and houses sufficient TO cure
10000 lbs. OF Tobacco
Aso- Another tract in AlbemarIe within miles of the
University containing 1000 200 being creek
"wgrOundS which, account OF its proximity TO Char
otesVille NAV he rendeHed very valuable in meadow
The improvements are nearly The first tract
ana tby are both susceptible OF very high
and VIII IN their present situation yield large
the culiVator Tue Nelson will shown 20 those
WHO WISH 20 purchase toy ho resides the nd
ann the AbenRrle tract by Mr. Soubard overseer nd
e terms may he known application the Subscriber
residing on the Green mountain in AlhemarIe.
Der'h 62--w i0wf WALTER COLES.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOI--

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he will open private hnarding school on
the 2O'h Ja"'v next at JohnsOns Springs in the county
Of GOochand, about twenty two miles from, Ricmopd
The oure e" instruction will cnmprize the Latin French
and English languages the elements o Moral and Natural
Philosophy geography si the oi the Globes and thai
department of Mathematics, embracing Plain and Solid
and Algebra
The price Of board and tuition will he one hundred dol.
lars tho scholastic ending the 10Th December
ing with Az nirrnscn of studies during one of sum
mcr manihs This situation, l. well known surpassed
by none IN point OF salubTv, and by in focal ayania-
ges The buildings spacious and well adapted FOR the
comfortable accommodation Of large number Of oarers
though u IS not The subscribers intention 10 receive more
than tight orieu post Office Is established AZ th. place
which VII Hford 10 parents guardians great facility
~ receiving communications from or wards
The Subscriber from his long experience in the manage
men and Instruction Of youth himself that shall
be able 10 give satisfaction both regards literary
ana moral requirements, TO those who may feel disposed
All communications addressed to- him ~ This place viii
be promptly attended 10. THOs A. IAUER
Iohnsnns Springs Dec. u. 10 tSv2Xs
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HIRELINGS WANTEn---- -

T1oBACco. STEAMERS & TWIsTEHs--The suhscri.
her desires 70 hire Tor The ensuing hundred
tobacco and manufacturers; rso twelve e. bcrt
pressHen and fgyr good coopers, kcg-frakrrs
Mancp@sierl Zee 9. CC-0 COLIN 5tsC RAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-13

M As comni;i 81 Ia the Jail Abem3Tie c0un o, lie
" 2oth July 1925, dark mualio Taan named RON
about feet inches high stout square built and dat
nose says ne belongs to- Joseph Moore tircensbnr
GeTgiai had on when committed a pair of tow raniaI
ana shirt The owner is requested come nyov
property pay charges. amt hin, away or he viii b.
GeaiI with as the law directs.
WILLIAM WATSON, Tailor.
N"NPiniTr -
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FARNIERS' BANK on -VIRGINIA-

tHE president and directors hsvc declared dividend Or
two per cent the sapitn sork, for tho last six
montbsi which will be paid the Stockholders the 18th
instant. w. NEKERVis. Cashier.
January 8. 74-et
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fE'nE frm Of MILLS. MILLER co. by articles OF CO.
partnership having expired, Is this day dissolved The
subscriber Is alone authorised adjust and see The
actions 90 the said concern NICHOLAS MILLS.
I aof
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MEN and I-OYS.
WISH tn hire few active young men and considers,
bic number of boys, all OF good character.
Gl-IIE 4
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ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
lf aresouon NJ the hoard Of directors Of the Roanote
- Navigation Conipany OF she It'll ~ last month"; the
stockholders the said company required py
c treasurer thereof the first day NJ February next the
" Of FIVE dollars each aud every share Of beld
by them fesp-cfieey.
Bsceu,brr 5O.-tfF a. JOINER. Treasurer
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FROM ENGLAND.

CHARLESTON, January 14.--The shin
Perfect, Capt. Prince, arrived last evening in
80 days from Liverpool, brings us Liver
pool Papers Of Saturday 9th December.
London papers to the 4th, inclusive. Lloyd's
List to the Sd of the same month.
We have made some selections from them
for this mornings Courier but their contents
are quite unimportant
The Cotton Market, we are sorry TO OBJ.
serve, has suffered still further depression.
The Bank Of Amsterdam has made an adj
vance IN the rate Of discount from three TO
four per. cent. The Cause assigned for this
sudden increase is the new Dutch Loan.
Ii IS said in the Times that the Spanish
Government has at length beeR driven to the
necessity of adopting some measures for the
maintenance Of IFS credit in foreign countries.
This necessity has been occasiOned by the
complete failure Of Guebhard's loan. The
point now under consideration respecting the
financial affairs Of Spain is understood to be.
what concessions on the subject 6f The Con.
stitntional Loans Is III induce The capitalists nj
Europe to make further advances Of money
to the restored government. This compi-
Gated question is pow the situation Ofthe af-
fairs Of Madrid
The King Of England visited Drury Lane
Theatre on the Sd Dec. The fhrong is said
to have been prodigious. Not seat could hr
obtained, At an early hour in the morning :and
the men who opened ihr pit doors, had their
lives insured, it is said, at ihe expense Of the
Theatre.
There was a severe storm in the neighbor-
hood OF liverpool, on The Sd Dec. by which
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and spars he took from your enemy would
pay this pittance To his mother.
Mr.. kREMEI, or Pennsylvania. now rose
and said. he did not calculate that he was
'ble tn throw much new light on the subject :
but he was impressed with the history oi this
venerable lady, whose son had persisted in Tn.
'rr,icr u! his country. She had no other prop
"r stay. That son had, by mis- services, ena-
blrd us Ia wrcst the savage ton,ahawk from
thu hands of the Indian, and had uui.,ed
the fears of w"men and children through
hundreds of miles Of the frontier. She conld
point {" her son, aud say Ia the people, This
my son dried your tears, aud drove your fears
away" Ii we want soldiers, we must give
Them love fOi heroic actions. You must he
able To say t. your sons, " Behold that vrne-
rable lady; she gave birth 10 IA gallant son.
who fought in defence Of his cnuniry. He
died and left her poor, and now that country
gratefully maintains her" Would not the
House eIahle American parents Ia say this !?
eneed not wait for their answer. He wanted
he said to reply To the honorable Speaker, by
single word. To compare the services Of =
common soldier with those of such a cam
mander as Perry, was like comparing the
strength and size of child To those of a giant
lie had laid his bosom bare To every danger
on the seas, and even in the tented field, while,
others staid at home, basking in the sunshine
of executive favor Mr. X. said he should po
longer trouble the House, and resumed his
seat.
After few observations between Mr. Conn
and Mr.. HAMILTON, in relation to the pI resent
situation of Mrs. Perry
The question was then taken on striking
ont the enacting clause, lin effect to reject the
bill, and carried; but, after being reported to
the House,
Mr.. ARCHER, of Virginia, moved to re-
commit the bill, with a view Ia ascertain
whether some modification of il could not be
made, by u limitation of the term of the pen
son or otherwise, so as TO meet the views of
The House.
This motion prevailed, but not by my con
siderable majority.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-13
PERicLEAS SOCIETY.

The following resolutions we're adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks of this Socie-
4y be presented TO JAMES G.tBRYcS, Esq.
FOR his chasie. eloquent and patriotic Ora
ton, this day pronounced; and that copy
thereof be requested for publication.
Resoivsd, That our thanks be presented
10 EDwARD R. RELcHER, E>q fer The for.
chile and digni6ed manner m which be
read the Declaration of Independence,
and tor his able and pertinent predatory
remarks
Rssotved, That The Commanding Officers
OF the Uniform Companies OF the town,
and their Men, be presented with our
thanks. for the escort which they have gil
ven us in The celebration Of this day.
VIM. A. McREA, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-13
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

We are indebted TO CAPTAIN Co.,, nsr, 10
ship Fabius, Tor file OF Cad'z Psp not be.
the 3Oth of May, but our trsnsia!Tnl -. "J wt
ing at hand, we have been furnishes IL, tbs
the following articles, translated 'O'
National Advocate. Linz II ca
Great preparations were maNlrs the be-
diz to celeb rate the birth day oi w.
loved Ferdinand. - atCt
It appears by advices received .sserek
diz fro,a Paraguay, tia, Pefessn ~"