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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
COMMERCIAL.
Prsees Of Produce in aie1an d-ia vesferdav,

From the Baltimore American of yesterday.
The wagon price Of Howard Stree, Flour
opened yesterday morning at 80, at which rate
1t was brisk for some hours. AS the day adj
sanced, however, the price Began ,e give way;
and 10 the afternoon we found i, had receded to
IS so. We quote this latter price as the pre-
vsiling closing rate of yesterday from the wag>
ons. sale Of Howard Street Flour from the
store was made yesterday morning at 80 as per
barrel. Sales of small lots were subsequently,
made at 80, and in one or two ins, ances at a
fraction less than 80. In CITY Mills aud Sus,
quehannah, We heard Of no transac tons.
The transactions in Wheat shew that the
prices Of yesterday were a ,rifle below those
Of Monday. Sales OF the bes, red were made
at 81 90 a 81 95, and Of common at 81 IS a
81 IS. Inthe afternoon, lot Of good red was
offered al 81 IS, but the price could not be oo.
tanned.
We heard Of no sales Of Corn yesterday In
the afternoon, lot of old was offered at go
cents; new may be quoted a, SIS cents.
Our correspondents of The New York Mer-
camille inform US that letters from Havre, of
the s'h ul,. by the EDWARD Quesnel, quote Flour
at IS a so' francs per barrel, Duty 50 CEN
times.
The news by the Silvanus Jenkins, from Lii
verpool 10 the 10Th ult. Of tn. advance Of Bread
Siuffs in England, which was anxiously looked
for by the holders Of Flour here, had an imme.
diaie effect on that article. Prices advanced
from S8 IS 10 80, at which il was dull on FRI
day, to nine and three quarters, and most Of the
dealers require ten dollars. Whiskey sold rea-
Oily at twenty six cents Exchange on Eng
land was very dull a. former rates.-M York
Daily .adu.
Some small quantities of Flour were sold
yesterday as high as 80 so aud SIo; but we
believe generally tina, offers were no, extended
beyond 80, notwithstanding ''s -"''1'PA'ions
caused by the news from Europe received on
Sunday. The article is in good demand, and
we congratulate the farmers of,he State, upon
the probability Of receiving fair price for their
produce.--PM U. S. Ga=.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
Es,rae. Of Letter fiom Memphis, West Tennessee
October %.

Extract Of Letter hom Memphis, West Tennessee,
October %.
"Tbe Town Of Memphis, on the Mississippi
River, is located on the 4th Chiokasaw oloti, at
the mouth Of Wof River, and contains po'
ouIalion Of abou, 500, and rapidly improving.
It's considered abou, hsf way, or the stop
prg point between Louisville and New-or-
.ans, and is the quarter TO which traveller S
rom the eastern states, at this season meet In
srea, num5,rs.
AN interruption Of an hour has occurred,
during which I have made visit TO the en-
lam2mrnt Of large body Of Greek Indians,
under The superiutendence Of Col. Brsarly, v
States Agent, who is conducting them TO the
country adjoining the Arkansas Territory
There are about $50 Of both sexes and all sizes
;hsy travel comfortably, have horses, cows, OK
IN and wagons and number of slaves"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20

We have occasionally published notices Of
\, ANNALS which are now SO popular. The
Philadelphia Aurora contains notice OF one
which sill probably be acceptable to class of
our readers.
We have been favored with the perusal OF
n, forthcoming annual Remember me, Re
i,iOus and Literary Miscellany" L. is de-
Toned as a Christmas or Dew-year.s GIT, that
shall be acceptable, in particular TO the reli-
,ou. part Of the community, as more suitable
han some others 10 place in the hands Of those
whose education they would carefully guard"
An effort has been made, and with success, TO
pren.re "a pleasing ard instructive gift, ex-
,iSitine not only talent, but pure trolhs OF our
.oly religion, the value and beauty OF religious
.sample, the consultations produced by the
7raclice of pie:y, and the comforts and adsan-
ages of devotion" All this has been accom-
,hshrd in pleasing and attractive manner
The reading contents, and also the embeilish-
mtn,s, are chaste, moral pioas, anc we'll oaleu-
.a,ed 20 accomplish the purpose above describ-
I'd. The Los, Child, the Parsonage, and some
u,her tales and poems, are c. the very hrsi or
Ter Of moral and sentimental writing.
Among the plates "rhe Cherub," "The
Fiela Of Marathon" "The Raising Of Laza-
us" and the title pagc, in gold, are highly
sreditable specimens Of art, aud very hne
pictures.
The work will he published the latter end OF
his month By L. Li,ie'l, Of This city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20

: ,,v We have advocated the reelection
: John QUINCY ADAMS. because we
I'D !, would be 10 the advantage OF the
,,nn,rv-sur confidence that our wishes would
;. Confirmed, wa. strong to the last, But we ex-
.-i,nced Notifying disappointment. Thanks
., Providence, experience has taught US how
-, a., in such case. Repining will be useless;
,u,I,inls will be. UNDECIDED. We have nailed
=, a,v to the mas, head, and it shall never be
.r,,sd down, while we remain on The ship.
aye, Freedom! yet thy banner. turn but flying,
s,,c,ms IKE the thunder storm against the wind;
rbv trumpet voice though broken now and dying,
m. loudcst s,ill the t.mpest leaves behind;
rh, ire. hath lost its blossoms, and the rind,
chOpp'd by the axe. looks rough, and little worth,
I'm, the SAP lasts, and still the seed We find,
,orn deep, even in the bosom Of the North;
8, shall better spring less bitter fruit bring forth,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
PHINEAs JANNEv.
Notice.

TN obedience to decretal order ofthe County Court
of Fairfax sitting in chancery-wheren among
things eS 10 ri. II esm.
creJ;tor, under the deed Of trust from Edward Adams
- Thom.s Moss and George w. Blincoe, under date
Of asd August 1921 and that the said commissioner do
Give one months notice by advertisement in the Phe
nix Gazette, and at the frontdoor Of the court
20 exhibit their claims to him, with the vouchers OIL
proof in support thereof, &c
.aIi person, having any interest underline said deed
in sny manner aforesaid; are hereby notified, that
shall attend at william p. Richardson's Tavern fair
her NEXT between O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, r.
A. Of that day. to carry into effect the said order and
decree, when they are required to attend, with the
necessary vouchers proof to support their severn
claims, RObT. NAICLirfc' -. y. %
nov 2O-2aw1m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
SeaAeA YrOpOsaAs

vrruL be received by the subscriber until the Jun
w instant, for supplying the troops Stationed ..
Fort Washington Marsnd, with Fresh Beei o i.1 one
rear. commencing on the LIST Of December, 1S2s and
ending on the s0fh November. 1879: Ihs pee. ~ Z,
Ell ~ ,.b nston ON such days Of the week, not e.'
ecEe ~ G. WEBB,
Lieut. and Assist. Comm. Sub.
CO Washington, Nov I'd, 1S2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
Iost,

Y SCOTCH Meu or Snuff Box, of horn, finely
"A variegated-lid silver.rimmed, surmounted with
catsilver thistle: the lower end representing the in
twined Proboscis Of the Elephant
This MIL was some years since stolen from me At
NewYork, on my arrival from Scotland, and the des.
cppton, rs above. having been inserted in the Com
e,eiaI adptiss, it was brought to Mr. McCrae there
by the holder. on assurance that no steps would be
taken against him. Having again been lost, the pre.
sent holder is recommended to surrender il on Eke no
ditions; for he cannot show it without detection.
nov 20-eoSt A, HENDERSON,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
TO Xiet,
Thomas King,
MER CHAN TAILOR,

King street, betreen the F,onkin House and City Hotel
VIlAKEs this method Of returning his sincere thanks
to hi, friends and the public in general, for past
favors and continues solicit the same for the fture
He has Just received fresh supply of FALL GOODS.
He will be able to supply all orders in his line Of 3D.
sness at the shortest aotice and the most reasons
BILE terms for cash. Tic has ON hand all kinds OF
READY MADE CLOTIIING-coats, psntsioons and
vests cravats, ssaers and fashionable collars rnisd
gloves, socks sna stoekings He has on hand an
assortment Of fashionable ciohs-blue, black. olive,
dab and steel mixed do; also cassimeres, blue,
black and fancy coor and good assortment Of sati.
netts, handsome assortment Of vesngs tonet and
swansdown velves and silks also, good assortment
Of bang up and hunters cords, handsome assortment
Of Tartan paids and blue md brown cambetss IN as-
sortmeni Of Aannele Of different colors; . handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons, gilt. plated and
steel, and large wb pearl buttons for gentiemen's
coats, and fashionaSe black buttons; good assert.
ment Of calicoes; isdies' noet'son. and ehldren's
gloves. Also general sssortHept Of
LADIES & GENTLEMENS CLOAKS.
Orders will be taken. which will be made up to any
fashion with neatness sod ,r atch at such prices -
will be satis ac,ory - those who may favor him with
ths.r pdd6nsge. n'y IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20

SPAIN.-We understand, says the New
York Daily Advertiser, tina, private letters
rom Spain, among other information, state
,bsre is some prospect Of the re-establishment
# The Cor,es, under certain limitations or
nodiiealions.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
SWIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED. Nov 10,
Sehr Secretary, Chittenden, New-York, and passed
up to Washington.
Brig Ceres, Lincoln, Stockholmi iron to Phineas
Janney. Lett Elsneur Sept. 26, in company with
Prig Packet, of Providence and left brig Waterman
of Xenn.bunk for Boston, to sail in days. Oct 8,
in lat SO, 90, long. 40, spoke the ship Atlantic for
Philadelphia
Schr Risng-Su stockwood, Boston, freight for
the District,
SAILED,
Steam boat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
schr Erie, Bartrsm. cleared atm. York for this port
18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
Swedish lvOn.

Just receiredper brig Ceres, from Stockhokm,
NNA IONS of Swedish Iron, consisting Of fat,
NO/ square, and round bars and Plough Plates
Ind IN Store,
1873 tons Of Swedish and Engiisl, Iron, amongst
which are spike rods from inch to inch square, and
round iron from S-l6ths Of inch to inches diane.
ter, for sale by
limo l9-7t PHiNEAS JANNEF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
On. Hundred Dollars Reward,

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in the
IL neighborhood Of Piscataway, Prince George C'y,
Md on the 9th of October last black negro man, who
calls himself NED SANDERS, (the property of o.
born Bryan ased) about so gears of age feet
or inches high. tolerabe we'll proportional, when
spoken to he is somewhat Gifkdent and llesitst.
ing in his answers. w,hsom degree Of sping, hangs
his head; has pair Of common size whisken; very
hary breasts cut the right foot. occasored by
lie has a wife living with DR.. VIM. Marshall, of
Piscataway. and father living in the City Of Wash
ington, the Marsh Market will give $40 FLAX
within twenty miles Of home, $50 IF in any slave
holding State, and 500 if in any Of the free States
WIN. BRYAN, Of Richard.
nov II eo4w--pd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20


Representative to Congress, from the State OF
Mississippi, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
ne resignation Of Mn. HALLE.
OHIo..-The State Journal Of the 5th inst.
liaed al Columbus, contains returns from all
he counties in Ohio. In ~ counties the re-
'arns are complete, and in the remainder the
nalOri1ies have been ascerrained.
fIom these it appears that there were given
FOR The Jackson electoral Tic kst, 50. 200 votes
'or The Adams do. do. 50,3O7
Majority Tor the Jackson tickle, 3,sss
So that the Jackson Electors are chosen by
0e majority just stated In reference 10 the
aafns the State Journal says
II is possible that, when The votes shall
&c ;a'y counted out by the proper othcers-a
sS'neis IN which they are now engaged, and
'n'th VIII probably require until Saturday to
SS''nronsh wi,h-some errors may be discoy-
red IN The above, though not sufficient in a.
ASuai to change the result.
essSsYlvANIA.-O ffeiaL-Jackson, lol,652.
'Iams, 5o,sis. Jsckson's majority, 5o,so4.
Nkw-ioRK.--The Northern double Distric,
!" At length been heard from, and the Two
Communication Electors have succeeded. Ii Is
M S,'e'ed fal,o, that Perley Kings, and Silas
"'sAt lr have been defeated i'll the Congress
~ust election. There is some comfort In this
. .'aN' The Jackson strength IN The next Con-
s"@, VIII BE- Is, which is one less than a, pre-
- =, we have given such scattering returns
Ieeuon news from other States, as have
s'r eneu US. They do not materially vary the
~ 'S g as lar as we were enabled 10 srata them
saturday, From the West We perceive thai
CnW'ek has received very strong vote FOL
Pm ssrnor, disiancing Thompson and Van Blu
=. oo'h The moon has surely come nearei
ear'h than she was wont."-IN N. p. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
ELECTIONS.

MIsSssIpi.-IHoMAs IIlNps has been elected
Representative to Congress, from the State oil
Mississippi, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
DC resignation Of Mn. Halle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale of a House and Lot

IruStcc Salc OF a Rouse ana Lou
IN Brenfspiile.
DY virtue Of deed of trust from James Hampton
ID and wife, and Henry s. HALEY to me, bearing
date the 18th day Of December 1927 an recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Prince Willismt ounty Court
SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned. the first
Monday in November next, (being the FIRST day Of
Prince William County Court) before the front door
Of the courthouse of said county, expose TO sale, BY
public auction. for ready money, the Lot in the town
of Brentsville. Virginia, de scrbed and known in the
plan of said town by the number fifteen. and at pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr George w. Fit.hash.
Such title is vested in under the said deed, win
be conveyed to the purchaser.
sept 23-dts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
. The Sale above Advertised
has been adjourned to the First Monday in December
next. j. MACRAE.
nov -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
Notice.

Notice.
A LEGIoNARY Court Of inquiry for the first regi.
Council Chamber on Saturday 22d November at 10 o.
clock a. NJ BY order. this Court may. for good
cause shewn. remit fines, and exempt from military
duty. G. BRENT, Adjutapt.
nov IS ,f6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
EaM Goods.

TOSEPHl JANNEY x co. have imported by the
% ships Pioneer and Herald, general assortment Of
WINCH are offered Tor sale. With general sssort-
me lat of
Domestic Goods, German Linens, Spun
Cotton, &c.
10ms.9 eou
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
For Freight
For Rent,

- That handsome and spacious Dwell
STR ling House and Lot, formerly the residence
1913 of the late Jonathan Swift, Esq having good
SSSS brick stables and other outhouses. The
rent will be made low to good tenant: Apply to
wM. ID. MUTT;
nov 90 corner of Prince & Union-sts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20

NOt1ce.
TIME subscriber gives notice to his friends ana tue
public generally, that he still continues the
Stationary and Book Binding BUSINESS
q. the same stand He will conduct the business n
suai under The firm Of j. & A DoueI.ss, Tor me mu
t,a benefit of himself and the family OF the Ate Jane,
douglass, Jr; and respectfully sol'e'ts e0"'"oe'
share of the public patronage. ,orc, Ass
2aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
More New Goods.

JAMES MCKENZIE & Co.
gE AVE BY the last pack cts from New ork received
I'll handsome addition TO their former stock Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
and now present to their friends and the public &c.
neral assortment Of Staple and Fancy articles. which
have been purchased upon the most favorable erms,
they offer at very low prices. nov ct deo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20

Winter Arrangement
For the new line Of Stages from ahrandria 10 Hash
ington and GeOrga wn
10 commence Oh Thurs
Vm%AAday morning, goth Instant
V1oS14a will leave Ale xandra at half past
2&EsS in the Morning and half past 5
o'clock in the evening. Leave Georgetown at halt
past O'Clock in the Morning and half past O'Clock
in the evening Leave Washington at O'Clock IN
the Morning and O'Clock in the evening
Fare % Vents.
Ami, for seats at the Stage Office, next door be'o"
the Union Tavern, Georgetown--W'llsnson D.
Browns and Gadsby's in " ashington-snd at C'ag
etts Hotel, Alexandris.
nrIhe Baltimore Stage will wait the arrival OF thr
inc. THE PROPRETORS.
NO., "a St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
Military & Scientific school,

VI\E subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Il Alexandra and the country in general that he
has common ced his School in the house of Col Pew.
ton. the of King and Patrick streets where
he will be happy to see such parents and guardians
may desire to enter their sons wards in said school,
as there are some seats not yet engaged.
nov 20-9aw8t b. T.. A. LOWE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-20
For New-Yoik.

The ias. sailing schooner
AH LVCRE4SE,
AEX\ Robert Shinn. Master, will sail on Tuesday
SlS58 next. For light freight or passage, having
good accommodations, apply on board or to
novI5 JAMES ROBINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27
Almost raiuobie Esia,. 70, Sail.

\
NE s"h,ei'h" IN. sale the fines, Estates
- L'"ri V"gins; IL u the Estate called Cumosrlsud'
- 'oh ne imnnky Rivrt the county of New Kent,
~ wa T,'; below New Ken, courthouse, III. property of
-.vV acres OF which 100 ,. l.rL lsn,
a'sE.'" |" IN. s'owth Of wheat cotton oats and
, 'oo wood land, heavily p,hsIed, and 400 match
lanh.n ' - ~ '"sN ~
MS Estate situated the head Uf fine bold
water tor vessels Of 500 tons, pre.en,,
% l"'e'ou' iarmer mor. advantages than any estate in
TIL. Eat land . a. ha, be,n slated sr,, ,,. w.
W p.e' Aad clover, and has breu much owed by their
'e' 'he nigh land . heavily tubered aud the marsh
'audos an Ia. lower country, Usually high and
umoet'd, chiefly with ash; aud from experiment
"dle h the .als OF timber aud wood, ke beach, the
OF eira'ing aud reclining, night be deigayed
SAFE "i the wood aud timber, would
bluy. $50 ~ " '"~"' W.
Upot the estate 6shetit,: herring fishery Of no
"s cote tue annual PROFIT. Of which
ABOUT sSOo; and shad fishery Immediately opposite
hng h'htry which nigh .lsU he rendered very valuable.
un ii .eie immediately upon the rive and adjacent
N'sg. OF GUNNER land; the mproy comfort ah-
mouse nt ronms, the customary out houses, barn,
.ustion ommsadng view oG h- land sur
son"uhg country, Tor miles. fowl
variety are taken the their proper
i"e asee OF Richmond and Baltimore, alike
eish more minute description is deeLed
the pr emises. r' 49, " "
The petty above described not having sold
VIII os "h,Ied al public auction, sUithou rssere, ia.
premises, at IL O'clock NJ ndy the nth sy Of Aur
oh-,'nT'h Of the purchase oury will he required IN can
anu 'he fesidus III three equal payments. au
'scWy,and deed of Tu upon the will he required
" tue purchased. JAMES LYONS, j.
june TO- " ~ 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27

ENHE New Map OF Virginia, compiled ilou actual survey.
nhdei the authority Of the State, ruh.hed, aid
may be obta'nedhy DESTROYS appca
mond.
This work Effected by the iabIur many year, and at
es cost oil care and money has perhaps rps..
eel 10 variety and accuracy OF detail beauty
Of execution reflects the highest the science and
skill Of The persons Immediately its
and must prove highly srsyins and u. to the public The
Legislature have authorized the sale OF Copies uny of TIN,
map on The large scale OF ye ml.- the and the Z,
euiiVe slh the OF making the sale extensive and rand
possIbe have directed the cope. be disposed If at ,
Moderate price of $50.
Under these circumstances probable that who
shall not make early applications will unable to Obtain
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
Angus, 3. or
Map Of pirginn, reduced from the Mn. SAss. Map of
ne Staie according 10 he pro0isio tae Ge,;erSk
d@enhy passed al Nureh, 1897 also pa5iishsd and
mHy he obtained on application above Price SO pc, eoy
copies y eof nns, s convenient portable foyo Il; Be
obtained II preferred
DEC 80 iGS7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27
Aprl27.

JudyShaPs Sale OF Land in QIbeo,ayle &. L,o,,iso.
pursuance OF Decree Of the Superior Cont If Chan
.ey for tie Richmond D.trct, pronounced on 2d ay
o. March 1897, 10 the OF Nelson Brand of 20
Dsn otyef dec aud OF subsequent order of sad CONT
naGr ~ the same cause s0d dated the 23d June 1877 ha
ON ihudsy the i7h July next the offer for
10 10 Tue hshest bidder public aecton tract of Land
lying Party IN the o.uhty Of Ahemare and psttly in th.
Von nan ,a'd to contain e3f i-2 acres belonging % ihe
goo fams welng house; out enuesj barn. stable; orchard:
%e. fo'ssion VIII he gwen the day of Jan ne xwh
permission 10 seed acTop Of small grain at The u,ua
~P'"f''
Terms One-third cash, the balance in install
menis OF and years, to he well secured by per-
soha soma, security, ana retaining lien upon the land
until the purchase money be paid.
Should the above named day prove to be unfair.
the sale will be made OH the first far day thereaf
fer, Sundays excepted.
J. GuERRANT IN. = c.o.R.D
OF one nf his deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27
POTOMAC COITp.gN-Y.

AEo T. -Ina-nu II IS the the 7 tomsc Com
~ larry, Is maze necessary, TO validity 10 certain
,'vu CO tale Aes OF the veal Legislatures, ny which
which tate Acts ameudatoy Of the original Act sn,ny
oaeI TO the SAID Company aud the Board of D
- inc fStoma Company having ordered that a general
mttins OF Tue PoPrieo's of Stock the lat named
Psn>"- advertised T." he hcldsn the 10Th day July
ensuing lot the purpose taking the afur.iJ amcnatorv
aer INTO eon'itetaon, aud tTsnacns sue ether business
shall he made the charter and the
snee to the Chs'sPeske ami OH" Canal Company by
9Th May, 1875
Notice is hereby gipen,
hat general meeting Of the Pop,etor. af the Potomac
Company will be holden for the purposes soteait at the
avrts OF Joseph Semmcs, in Gevtf- Town, the District OF
Columoon the 10Th day OF July 10 O'clock
a. Nj and the stockholders requested the m
person. or by proxy and they Informed, proxies
ne soies by stockholders ony aud that they should .. sgn.
~ presence OF two subscribing WITNESSES. J. MASON.
Office "f the Potomac Cum'y,l
George Town, d. c.