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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
NEW GOODS.
aFHE subscribers have recently received lar
DnX GOODS.

BLK GTSSgEs
TIE (oiiot0i,ls as a part Of Their aSSorlGeqf:
Worstc'l sarsges, beautiful colors
Plain Gre de n pies
Watered do aud figured
lack, white nd conred French sa;ins
Black India do aud satin lcvantines
f.oiorrd and white hnrenCes
Double cha black do
Real and imitation italian lusrngs
Black India aorenceS, wide article and cheap
Black senshaws and sarsneS
gau2e, barrge, gro de etc, acrno, siita For ladies
ten do. cashmere imitation do.
GcFma" twii!ed, spcfeld. B'iaore, Far coo,,.,..
conTNnny and coHlmos 5andauna, : va t~''''''e'
All kinds do for boys, children and servants
Linen camb,ics and linen cambria ha nt.kcGchais
Fire side shawis
MeTino and cashmere DO
Il apk in nj Can grapes
Black Italian cfavats ,
CoorcI do article
All kinds Cravat ting, Culor.d and wnirs
"a, t. 81 au' bobbiuet, for wells and dresses
Thread and hObhinet laces nd elgings
All Kinds mnsIIns as plain, figured and tamhored oooN,
plan" hsnied aud tamborsd null, plain and a,nhorcd
Striped md pla id aud herring bono do
GarYr nj, furniture and cambria 1imiIics
Beautiful inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS as
g'aps cords plusScs, laces, qulings silks, sc. &C.
aud Bfand"o"n trimming. for pc!isscs and riding des-
ses, beautiful article
Ladies short kid, horscskin and six GLOVES
Misses do
Ladies' long white aud colorcd DO
Misses do do
Gcneac,s walking, riding and dress gloves
All kinds laii"s' grntlrnan's and chMrens IOSiiPY
All kinds RlEBANDS those belts and bonncts very
elegant
4 large conJrics, calrocs. Gircasan prjds
Tartan pahs tuT cloaks, and inferior for scryaas
dresses
CsWes hair Gamble, for ladies' aud gcntlemens cloeks
pcw and beautiful article
BonbtZcts and Bouibaain-s
Cloths aud cassHrercs Of every description
Barg-rp oosfs and vclycts
SILK and .abhy 30
CaSsincfs Of all rolors
silk, swansdo"n, tosrf Valencia and Marsrcs vestin,s
Brown nnd blench" doestcs Of ali widths aud a!itics
Dp checks, bedtickrqs
insnY wuoseys aud kerseys, for sevants' clio tnir-
OzuahNrgs aud iicklcuburgs Of all qualities
CARfEfiNGS u RUGS, ofths latter clrga1, asso,.-
Irish, Grfman and Scotch shetogs, OF which 1914
wide (widt withuut scamp
She'll and BRAZILIAN tuck, side aud bert combs
4 large assortment Of IRISH LINENS, Superior grass
bleach and exceedingly cheap
White red aud green nanncs
Spotted do for children
N'iuo cIrths for Go
6, Z, 50, 10 IL, Il, Is and "a rose BLANKETS
s To point TO
NAPr COfTONS, under market price.
EHd barge variety Of orrr articles not arrived, all of
which have been purchased the lowest market price
SOME much under, and will be ered smaller advances
than c"omsfy,in consequence Of tie lacurs Of the sea
snn. WILLIAM NEALE & co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
PETERSBURG, VA.
AT AND UNDER
PRIEfH COST.

FANHE PARTNERSHIP existing under the firm oc
4 BOTERS .NENBY, will, by mutual consent
be dissolved on the 10th May In order close the
business of the concern us early possible com.
menced selling al Wholesale u Retail CASH ONLY the
entire STOCK Of DRY GOODS, amounting more than
10000 DOLLAES,
comprising, (wih variety of new and fashionable Gods
expected by the FIRST arrivals from New York PHI
adeipha, Of which dse notice will be sver) ertsire
and choice Spring assortment, at and und,r
.NEW YORK PRIME COST
Our dete m'naton beiLg to- cose doors la above
stated nur town and country friends and public may
ne assured of their NOT paying PROFIT on my one
article they are however requested to CALI. q UC.E
nr themselves The STOCK is of the ipc,u;ions a. last
ALI. nna Sf'HNE OF la2S, purchased principally
AUCTION SALES in New York.
COUNTRY alEHCHAETS who purchase this Spring
will hnd !, srsatly their llerest call there hriun
more than one half of the stock ,uc,a.
BOWERS & NEWBY,
It'cr$hurs. N'arch 15-St East side pf Syca,ror.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Roanoke Land for Sale.

WILL be sold public auction, whout reserve on the
w LIST day Of April next. the Of Col JOHN c,
Baptist, Mecklebug Courthouse, tic tract Of land on
which the subscriber resides, Roanoke river in the
county Of heckenbnrg miles south the Court
house, containing by actual suIvcy 1854 acres of which
0 fertile river bottom, apd about 80 10 gour
mon srali streams passing through the of tho bish
hnc. tr're are so Praved tobneco Ios bctwCsr
eight and niis hundred tine high land 70 ,nw In
GEAR, all of whrh will pro'uce tobacco, 1ir which
superior tobacco land. The stuRti-n is healthy and in
good nriShho hooA; the improvements good repnr
and Amply sufficient for The comfortable accommodation OF
large and geHteei family. nd the securing lar erp
NJ every descriptions Win WHEAT machine good rcnair
large garden nd an extensive ocla ri acat
variety Of frUit TIE whole bottom lard upp,
IT'S estate Is reclan and ia highly improved twenty
hands be employed upon this Land 10 adyan
rie. I, IS considered Of the mos, valraic tobacco
plantations upou tive river. From tie Roanoke navpa
ton pleteh. Purchasers invicd torCe this
Tcsseaon viii be gicru the 2jh day Drcrrnhe NC
with the right ~ seed wheat hs npproaching sea snr 4
dear Nte will be made Immediately sale h cficted
TERMS - One third the purchass money tc IN maid ,rc
Gjh DIS of December third the 95,h day Of De-
tember 1929, and the remaining ird the 2Jih day Of De
r,mber 1880. Ample security ior the payments IN he
r1"fed. Should the purchaser wish anticipate his
pFgnen'@ reosrabls JEcOyUl viii be allowed for prnp,
t;ufn'S G, GREEN.
!eb ~ -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Curles Neck Land.

NDER the authority of Deed of Trust, made on the
~ tin day of July 1896 recorded in the Office of thu,
fnnty court q" Henricn, and at the request Mrs. Mary
w Mostly, that rich aud valuable called rua on
James River, fourteen miles below this city, will be sod tn
tire highest bidder, the second day of APRIL fl or on
the next fair day.
This sale is necessary for the purpose of raising
al about sXtern thonsand dollars, which must be maid
within sixty days IN consequence Of an order Rich
moud Superior Court of Chances the sale must therefore
Ne positive, and the pu chaser will he required 10 paw said
M III cash, and credit may he obtained balance
~ the purchase money.
The estate contains G92 OF very rich land go Of
which in lnS"raHt wheat, and the rest the cleared
land red with red clover. Farther innrma ton may
~ Obtained by application either Of unei signed
rs nTUre Ire sale, which will be made the estate
BICHARD RANDOLPH, J Trustees
%M. II. RICHARDSON, ! for Mrs NJ.
VIM. G. PENDLETON, ! w. Mosby.
March !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Free Road Lottery.

ANEE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY will he
drawn III Staunon, %" Tuesday, tie 29th Of Ap,ii
next on the far and approved High and Low SYSTEM
under the hHeate OF the Comni-
named IN the law authorizing this Lottery. The entire
poSces 6" the 10 per centuu' TO be applied the making
his important link in the Internal Improvement of ON
ate. tickets 50 80 each, to be procured in Columbia
Scnttviile, Charlottesville, Buckingham Court Hcnse
Ne'son Z. II. Lexinnn, Staunton, Harisonburg, New
Market, Winchester, Pendeton c. H. Bath C.. H. Green
n''er u d. kanawha C. II. and suudry ohev p!aces aud
of WM. H. Fi'rZ Ntiyi SoNN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
IOD a9NSaaffa4mA

01- The Proprietors of the Vine have
added to their Printing Office, a set Of NEW
JoB TypEs, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets, HandbjIs, Circulars, Cards, &c.
They are satisfied that Jobs entrusted TO
them to Print, will be done as well, as accu-
rutely, and with as much expedition as bv
other Printers If the civ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED as Teacher to take charge Of a Female
Academy IN MartiDsburg, person well qualified
to teach the different branches of English Education.
salary of -Four Hundred Dollars will ne given Ap-
rly either of the subscribers. More need apply ua
les they can well recommended
CONRAD EOGMiRE,
March 3. JOHN s. HARRISON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
FOII IiENIl.

TN DuvaIs Addition, near the Federal Ssrug three
story Brick House in good pair with good Garden
newly enclosed, aud Wen of gxcellen; the Yard
Well requires repairs To good tenant great
bargain will nc given. Application p,adc Henry
W Monc"rc, Esq vino will give tic proper information as
o terms
March : Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
PTAMCa TsaNrES-

& uST received from Geibs ceebrats tod msnufactory,
" New York, assortment of very choice PIANO
tof Es; among which very splendid Sabi-
net upright Piano Foteall of which will be sold at the
iowust New York prices, and warranted by the maker,
Ne pubic respectfully Invited call Mr. Robert
P0ore's Ware ooai lad anime the iIs.,.uuen,s.
FEB
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BY PLEASANTS & SMITH

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

NJ OTiCE.-fhe Commissioners named in II nc cu4i-
= tied, "Au ART Ia Incorporate the Eichmond Manu-
featuring Company, passed the 9TH Feb 1926 hereby
give public notice, that Books of p,ion will be
opged at +,c Merchants Coffee House, In the city Of
Nehruond Tuesday, the ist day OF April, iG23
"Gck. for bs purpose of receiving subscriptions
Capital Stock nl :fre said Company and that said
Bahs will be kept from day day, from IL o'clock
Oh O'Clock of each succeeding day, Sundays excered
Until the Stock is subscribed for.
Mayrh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
DANES River Stock for Sale.

6pY virtue OF decree of the county of Henco
NJ 4 Shares of Stock in the James River Company,
tnngir, the Thnmas Peasants, r C. will
be sold for cash, before the OF the gle Hotel the Sd
day of April next, IL clock
March l2-6t 'cnE COMllISSIONER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19

M It'll be sold on the .it Of this month, at the plan
" taion of Robert Saunders Of w iliansk ne ar
the Brook Bridge, head Of cattle several head Of
sheep, three ho.es, colts, pigs, one
wagon, wheat fan, large barrow susry
farming utensils, hundred and fifty barrels corn,
large quantity of forage consisting oil bla
fodder, oats, rye AVID hucks. Terms saefu all sns
ten dollars, six months credit; under that sum,
Hands with approved security will be required before
articles delivered. AT Inc time few slaves will
be hired for the balance Of the year.
March LIT JOHN OODDIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Hats. Hats. Hats.

FsNHE subscriber would inform his friends pub
e lie, that he is Eeseivng his Of Hats
for the spring tl.Se. With his stock ma nd, aud
those he will ecsive by the arrivals from Basnn,
New York and Philadelphia bis assortment will
Interior any offered in this city; and he pledges
hsefat they shall be sold prices corresponding
the present depsesse cate OF The times He also
this oppnt"nity OF - ring his sincere thanks for
very liberal patronage has received for the last
years and his friends that his pa
snai prevent his meIiting continuance of the pat
rgnage. JOHN THOMPSON.
March 10 tS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
Carpenter Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN of sober, industrious habits, without
IA family. WIN ID good ca rpenter, will uiest
the Wig. =
March 12 e.,
Ep1CHAKD POLLARD will prac,.c. Law in ,he Courts
S of the couates Of Nelson, Amherst and Buckin ham:
also in the Superior Court the cosnty Csmphel tina
Courts n the corporation Of LyuchLHrg add the Superior
Court of Chanccy for the I.yuchg District. His resi-
dence is 1T Oak Ridge, Nelson Conrt House.
March
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23

from Mexico, South America, and the Yves,
Indies, may be stated al $4,000 dollars; that
from North Carolina al $1,000 dollars, and
that from Africa al $4,000 dollars, iaving a
bout 20 900 dollars derived from sources not
ascertained. The whole amount received from
North Carolina, to the present period, Is near
ly 10000 This gold has generally been
found 10 exceed in 6neness the standards OF
our gold coins.
The supply Of Silver, under various forms Of
unwrought bullion, aud in foreign coins, has
been unusually abundant, especially during the
three hrst quarters OF the year. The heavier
deposits have been received generally through
the Bank Of the u. States OF The amount Of
Silver coined within The last year, more than
100000 consisted Of deposites received from
that Institution,
The amount Of copper coin dl ,ributed with
in The last year, Is 2l,9lo dollars. They are
forwarded as heretofore, at tbs expense and
risk of The Government, 10 all parts Of the u
States, accessible by regular mt ans Of transpor
UatiOns, on receiving me value thereof here, or
a cer,ihc ate of deposiie, 10 The credit Of the
Treasurer oil the United States for the r,uui-
site amount, in any Of the Banks authorized
10 receive deposites Of public money.
A general view OF the operations of the
Mini from their frs, CONNIE ncemcnt. will not,
it is believed, be fou,d deslitltr Of int rest, &
is, therefore, respe, fully presented
he whole Coinage execu'ed since the eslab-
lishment Of he Mint, an unts to $50, 465, 444
l4a; consisting Of lO3,osI,l7s pieces of CON-
viz:
Of Gold, 1888 l6l pieces; making : 8,255 667 50
Silver 47,389. SO do q, 69j, 500 90
Copper, 54,I55.93l do 1886 741
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
lO3.O8l.l78
S0,465,4i4 l41

Within the FIRST fifteen wears of the opera
tions Of this establishment, BEGINNING with The
year 1898, and endiag with 1907, the amount
coined was So 4s2 6t3 6ss; in the succeeding
ten years e"ding with 1917. M amount coin
ed was ,97e IS, AMI in the last ten years
il has been Sl6,266,85o 81
The a,eragt annual coinage of The first peri
cd abov. designated, i, will be foun' was 1882,
l74,24, har Of the second S77l ,5e7 90 ana that
Of the last period 1926 6S5 o6. The coin
age Of he last year, exceeds, bv nearly a mil
lion Of dollars, that of any year preceding, and
is nearly TWO fold the average amount Of the
period 10 which il belongs.
Ihave the honor 10 be, with great respect,
your Oh, diem, servant. SAM MOORE.
The President ofths u STATES
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
From the National Intelhgencer
SoFREME COURT OF THE u. STATES

MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1928
he Court met this morning at II O'Clock.
Present all the Judges.
On motion Of Mr.. Peters, Ethan Baldwin,
esquire, OF Pcnnsyivania, is duly admitted an
attorney and Counsellor Of this Court.
W No ~. Vaudeville, VS.. Holly and Suckley.
"n' OF Error to the CIRCUIT Court for Alexan-
a'ia county. Judgment affirmed, with costs,
N9 per cent damages
: NO IS. Gather, VS. The Farmers and Me-
names Bank of Georgetown, use of Corcor-
'- he argument OF this cause was continu-
Sr 10y VIZ. Taylor and Mr.. Key for the Plain.
So 81 u Error, and BY Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Coke
TOT The Defendant in Error.
~ ne Court adjourned till tomorrow morn
'e al y O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
Thomas Talbot.
$50 Reward

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber OF THURSDAY. the
lt27th December, ellow man named BILLY I'D
nm The said negro is "a years age, about feet
or inches high, flesh, full face and very bright
compexion his left leg. (occasionedb by fever sore,)
is very stiff and lame Had OIL when he went away,
white domestic roundabout, grey pantsIoons. and .
half worn fur hat. The said negro went h'n Al.aa.
the city of Washington the 4h of January to look
for "a situation to drive hack
lie had permission, neither from his master OF
myself to leave tn. Plantation.
Ten dollars will be given if taken in Fairfax county.
and The above reward. IF taken in the Dist CT of Co.
mbia and secue ed in JAIL and all reasonable expenS
es paid # brought home
Wv. SWARTWOUT.
BY or Ter ofC. Calvert Stuart, Chsniilly near fa1
fax Court House, Va. jan ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23

Nfoties dr. POris.-P0riS Fashions
MADAME PEkRO, from Paris. has the honor to
" spprst the aides of Washington, and it, vcih-
Iy, THAI she has removed her lodging tc that e'c
can't and comfortable dwelling houSc, belonging to
Mr.. Randall, situated between Mr.. P-cks Boarding
house. and Mr.. Coxs Wine store, opposite William
sons Git, Hotel, on Pennsyl vania Av, nue., where
she has opened, for the season, elegant assortment
ofFancy articles, ofthe newest fashions from Paris,
consist ne OF
SEVERAL SUPERB BALL DRESSES.
A beaurifn assor men, Of Head Ornaments
French Artificial Flowers, IT, great variety
Ladie,' Caps. "f,be mt west fashions
Embrod, red Is hinet Collars
Blond Lacrs (wtite. and blac&G Paw aehea
Plume,. o. great variety Of colors
Satin, and Gauzt Ribbons, &c
n, suitlbie arrang ements, Madame Perro will RS
i've from Paris BY the Packets Of Havre de G'acs
aud New York the latest fashions Of the cspitsl %
France At every arrival and her Goods will be of the
first choice AMI elegance She manufactures, also.
sdies' Hats, or Bnnnets, Turbans for Levees, and
Ball dresses, at command.
She keeps, ais. variety Of Perfumery, for the Las
dies Toilets, rs Almond Paste, Pearl Powder, the
Otto OF Roses Soaps, &c &c. for whitening, preserv,
ing, and identifying the complexion. jan 15-eo4t
Washington City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
AR, AK A,N1liR1As
MORNING. JANUARY Is, 1928

We are requested to state that the Philo-
Society, has made a second appro-
IRON Of WOOD, for the benefit of,he Poor.
.,n,l;,s,ion may be made to the following
gentlemen, viz:
Mr.. w. A. McDougall, lst ward:
Mr.. L. P. Coleman, And ward.
Mr.. Dan'i. Morgan, Sd ward
Mr.. II Snyder. jr. 4Ih ward.
The following named gentlemen have been
duly elected Directors of the Bank of Als1an'
iria for The presen, year:
Jonah Thompson,
Anthony {. Cazenove,
William BaItleman,
! George Johnson,
Benoni T. Harrison,
Humphrey Peahe;
Chsr!ss Bennett,
William Fow!e,
William MarburY. B +.
Nlordecai Miller.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
district Of Columbia,

County 81 HIerdndr'o, SCI
VOS. II. HAMPSON has applied to the honorable
81 William Cranch ChefJudse of the United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief of nsolyen debtors within III, District of CO.
iumba, the last Monday in January inst at y o.
clock, 4 NJ at the Court House in Alexandria, when
AMI where his creditors are requiredto attend
jan 22-St EDM. ! LEE, e T..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
From the National Intelligencer.
TWENTIETH COEGRESS,l sT SESSION
!IondaY J1nuary II, 1923
IN SENATE.

INsEsATE.
After the presents ion # number Of petit
tons The Srnae took dup the bill Tor regulat-
imp the procrs, OF tie United States Courts in
,hosr - a,es which have been admitted into the
Union since the wear 1889, which was discussed
& LAID on the ;ablr, with view TO further tx nm
nation The Bill for Increasing the pay Of he
Leutrnants of he Navy was discussed and "a
mrnded SD as 10 apply 20 all the Lleutenants,
aud ordered TO third reading.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A great number OF pr t,tions were presented
TO-DAY; many of which, from Different STATE,
were in favor Of h. furthe encouragement of
A American agricul ure and Manufactures, par>
ticularly Of tae growth OF wool and manuf"c>
tue of woollens. Amongs Them was one from
Boston, with more than four thousand sigma
turrs
Mr.. McDufTi-, from the Committee Of Ways
aud Means, 'tpor'ed
GA Bill M hi appropriations for Certain Tor
Infections & the United States Tor thr wear
one thou>and eight hundred and tive nt-
eight"
Nr Mercer, from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, made report in relation 10 thr
conS,uo,ion of a National Road from the Seal
Of The General Government TO the Nnrlhwes-
Ter, frontiers of the States Of Pennsylvania &
New York. accompanied by bill Tor hat pur
nose, which bill was twice read, and commits
ed.
On motion of MIR. Van Rensselaer,, It WAS
Pssolped. rha, the Committee on tbr Post
Offices and Post Roads We Instructed to inquire
into the rxpc lirncy of granting TO Charles
Carroll, If Carroll,on, The surviving s'gner "f
tie D, clsrarion Of Independence, the privilege
,,r fr,nI;rp during his life.
rhe bril- { ON the Senate to abolish Impris-
onm, n, for Debt, was twice read, and relerrec
10 the Committee on he Judiciary.
MINT.
The following message was received from
tbe presid, n, OF the United STA es, by the hands
Of his private Secretary; which was read, ana
laid on the table:
To the Senate and House of representatives OF the
United States
W.sHINeTon 2lst Jan. 1928.
4 rrport from the Director Of the Mint, to-
ce,hsr with "a statement OF the cp'r"t ms OIL
that institution, during The year 1927, are
herewith transmitted to Congress.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Philadelphia, Jan l, 1928.
Sir. have the honor to submit report on
the general transactions Of the Mint during
the past year.
The coinage effected within that period, as
appears from the Treasurer's statement, mere,
With transmitted, amounts 10 S3oa4,342 81,
consisting Of 9 ,Oe7 ,s4s pieces OF coin, VIZ:
Of Gold, N,1lS pieces; making go 90, $40 $40 M
Silver, 67i9.4O0 do 2'oos' ZoO W
Copper, 2,357.732 90 <3'o" 90
9,097,o4 3,o24,342 80
Of,he Gold bullion deposited at tie mt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23

Or,he Gold bullion deposited at ,'e M mt
within the las, year, the proportion received
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23
Bank of Alexandria.

Jaaua'y7, 1928.
draa,ad, for the last six months, OF fur dollars
80. m he stock of this Bank. Is TIN, day declared
and will be Maid to the s,ockholders or their repre-
on or after the 10th inst b, order OF the
Board, ,.uryu, C.sb;a,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-23

Lost.
4 WATCH SEAL and key, gold ring, with
part OF steel chain att lchedto the same, nPr'nce
street, between Union and Washington streets; VINO
ever has found The came and will leave them at the
iail or with the subscriber. shall be hands mey re-
Sarled. Also, loaned to some person unknow"
small Clarionet tpt with ivory and marked wth the
max ers name Clement e 60 London, any person re.
turning the same will give information OF It, shall
have the thanks of the owner.
ian Cost STEPHEN FIELDS.