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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANETRO Az
BUENOS AYRES.

The fast sailing schooner YeIIott, MuP.
has arrived at Baltimore, in the short pssss
OF SO days from Rio de Janeiro.
We are gratI6ed 10 be able 10 state that *
Tudoru our representatives at Rio has concIG2I
a Treaty Of Commerce ,Dith Brazil
The editors ef the American have recsis
by the above vessel, file of Buenos Ayra 4
pers 10 The 18Th November. The marin.nr'
CLEANED from them will be fonnd under 7
proper head. From the Buenos Ayres G'H
Of The 10th November, they learn that y
Portuguese have evacuated Colonia, and pi
para,ions were making for the deparIuH
the imperial troops from Mon,e'ideO, is'n4i
only $500 men, stipulated in the treaty" Il"
papers do not contain any thing Of paHIi' (
interest.
The following letters, with which 'hee'"
Of the American have been "a vored, furnish
latest advices from Rio &c Japeiro and b''
Ayres.
"RIo Dx JANEIso, Dee 6 2
We last addressed you on the 4'h MUM"
This market continues very dull, and 'ou'V.
ly supplied with imports. There are s s"
$4,000 barrels Of new flour on hand. !"
days ago we advanced the price 10 l3I'Vn
however goes off very slowly, and as 'ns 80
is now large-thrre cargoes having eC '.o5
this week-it may decline to l2l5oo . 'sY
Of old -four there is heavy supply W."
salea5le at II. The demand for -four IS o."
with by the quantity OF gran, m
ke,, which i. selling at low prices WE"
unsaIeable. OF Goldfish there is sn wv.
supply-it is dull al 1000. Solp cav.
teas, fruits and dry goods arc 'L'
out demand. In fact, so little is dong w.
cannot quote any article as in demand
price. likely to leave fair freight ,,5,e
On the other hand, we have HUE p'",
or returns, and it is not likely the Pr'ss'
lee line much from the high quotations '1 Sas,r,
The quality Of the coffee is not good NV
ire taken off before the inspectors 'e'S, .ms
made, and a large portion Of the crop ' vs.
Hides are mol in large 'Op r d,
Government, are about 10 get JOE"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

The angry waves Of party are hushed o,,
season, and The occasional surges lha, M, -.
then arise. are gradually sub.iding mo NJ,
feet calm. The presen, is, perhaps, mon..
for dispassioDste ref fiction, because defeat r.,
become familiar, and men are rot ye, pre,,,.,
to rush to another contest.
No, as partisans, therefore, mot a. amo,.,
OF sediiion"-not as discontents and iaclo,;,,
bu, as lovers of our country, and as Ampre,,
do we invite CANDID, IMPARTIAL, and Hoxos,,,,
men 10 review the events connected with Il.
late Presidential Election, with determip,i,,
to form sober and correct opinion. wsm..
this appeal to our late opponents more pa,.,.
larly. They have uiumphed, have game,
victory which they did not themselves .,D.,,
and the noble part remains for them 10 sckao,
ledge that they have done the grea men, again
whom they commended, injustice, ic their 70,
sciences shall tell them they have done 50.
We propose, hereafter, to SO into an imu,
tiaI examination Of some Of the leading f,c,
connected with the late contest. We knu,
that truth is mighty, and will PREVAIL o.,
lives for it, the illuminated statesmen VII,
have, for the last four years, been so constant,
reviled, will, in four years more, begin 10 h,r
Justice done to them and their intentions,
In the mean time, we beg it will be r,m,n
5ered, that no, one act, which could e,uiu.
peach either the honesty, the fidelity, the slp,'
lion, or the talents Of the present AdmiDi,r,
ton, has ever been proved. We make lhna
ser,ion fearlessly, and are prepared to supP1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

Do we 60 too far, when we say that the h
bours Of the Retreuchment Commute are ~,
fectIy ridiculous? The people expected IN:
the ,rumpet-blowing Of the Telegraph, Il:
other kindred prints, that the reformrrs W.
about actually to make inroads upon some s
rious existing abuses. The honest counuyEa
however, who awaited, in silent wondals
expectation, the throes Of The mounan-vt
10! out crent a n,osse-w.re not more Iia
pointed, than we have been at the result ofi
investigation by this Committee. In,test
boldly attaching "extravagance," in is Mgl
holds, Mr.. Hamilton and his coadiu oshf|
contented themselves with Offering Two VI IT,
petty resolutions, exceptionable in their mr
and calculated to effect no good end W,r'
promised, however, a continua alton OF bills I
"reform," more important shan their pra
cessors. We hope i, may tsrn out SO; for,s
ly "Re,renchmen,," at present, Ianguishc
der the treatment Of Doctors Hamilton a.
Wickliffe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

In Ta,tnall County along the route Of the
contemplated canal, between the Ogechee and
the Al.amaha, and about miles above the
point were The Ohoopie empties into the las,
mentioned noble river, one ofthe Engineers
Mr.. Jho. b Mils) found all the remains Of
an enormous Turtle, except the shell. He was
not able to bring with him, however any thing
but the upper mandible OF the reptile, whose
dimensions are loa inches in lengb, 7.s, wide
and deep! Judging from these indications,
in the mean time, tina, old and respectable gen.
tleman, the Clerk Of our Market, is OF opinion
that lie has never seen one so large by one
third if not one half part, In fact as The West
Indians are known to be in the habit of strip
ping the lamina from these creatures, and then
tnrniug them loose, it may be the upper jaw
Of the Eestudo Imerricata-which produces
tha, elegant material, known by the name Of
Tortoise shell, occasionally weighing even 900
pounds, and that may have been sent by way
Of boast among US, by some Of the mermaids,
during the spring tide, to show that the mer-
leans are not properly acquainted with this ar.
ticle Of luxury and commerce; for not only a.
mong the Greeks and the Romans and the E,
gyptians, were various articles Of furniture in
laid with il, but even in China, this species OF
fabric is in great demand for the purpose OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Georgian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
a. Z. Kennedy
Has Just received

Has JuSf recelred
THREE Essays onthe unconditional freeness of the
Il Gospel, by Thos. Erskine, esq Advocate
Memoirs of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, A. NJ author of
the Dairyman's Daughter, &c. price,sl IS
Willard x Woodbridge Geography and Atlas I'd ed.
Robinson's Scripture Characters, London ed. vols
Works OF Rev. John Newton, Rector of st. Mary.
Woolnoth, 6 vols octave, with Portrait
SCOTS Theological Works, vols duo.
Do Bible with Commentary, vols oct.
DO Force of Truth
Lady of the Manor, vols; Saints Rest cheap cow
Life Of Columbus, vols octave; e further supply Of
Tales Of Grandfather, ID series. ian %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

men. as it almost freezes up the sources o. ,ue
heart. We say nothing oil the GROUNDS oi .nis
fatal controversy--bo,h parties STAND upon Tue
same ground in our feelings in relation 10 u
bu, we feel, deeply feel, the event; ana SO a"eS
every citizen Of the town. In the very morn"
imp Of life, aud while his friends and his nauVe
state were anticipating the ripenlng honors
which vigorou md oulii"a'ed intellect mao
lust budd.d forth, Henry Nixon is cold ana
lifeless corps! 49,,
up. S.-We have this momen, seen Ietter
frem Gov. Wilson to the father OF the deceasec,
and subioin The following paragraph .
..There was an incident 10 the occurrence oil
The contest canno, fail to record. After your
son had received the most deadly and severe
wound he fired his pistol, and keeping erect,
prs,oed his other pistol and died in the attl-
Jude of manly resistance and determined pur-
nose OF character. In life and death he was no.
BILE brave aud magnanimous. | shall, at
more leisure moment, publish such notice OF
our friend, as his high claims to distinction de-
mand, aud my own feelings would dictate.
A very ludicrous scene occurred al Chelms'
ford gaoI. on the introduction Of the two IRISH
men committed on the charge Of violently as
saul.ing and robbing Mr.: Greenhill, Of East
Ham, Essex. They we're, as is customary, TAX
en- 10 a bath, provided for the>purpu.e oil maln>
tanning that cleanliness which is so observable
in every part Of The PRISON. Cashom first went
through the ceremony without objection, and
was conducted to yard in the goal uniform,
unperceived by Brien, who was then required
to undergo the like wholesome discipline; but
on his entering the place, and observing cop
per boiling with water, and an oven in the pro-
cess of heating, at the same lime casting his
ewes upon the clothes Of his late companion,
which contained neither flesh nor bones, his
ignorant mind became alarmed, and neither
promises nor threats could induce him 10 enter
the bath He was frantic with the idea that
he was either 10 be boiled or roasted alive,
which he though, had been the fate OF Cashom
After a struggle, in which the prisoner struck
one of the a,sistanN upon the face, which drew
blood, he called loudly for priest, and begged
to have lime to pray; fol nearly half an hour he
was allowed 10 remsin on his knees, apparently
IN deyout prayer, but al the conclusion, he was
not convinced Of his safety from either water
or FIRE, and in order 10 get him into the bath,
his clothe. were torn from him pieccmeal, and
at last he was thrown in neck and heels, hav-
ing however, enjoyed the luxury for short
time, he was as unwilling 10 be again clothed,
and in the necessary force obliged to be used,
he received some bruises. He afterwards ex>
pressed his contrition for the trouble he had
given, but still declares that it arose from his
fears that his partner had been either boiled in
the copper or destroyed in the oven.-E'aer
| Herald
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Tract Repository.

f>HE Managers of the Female AuziRary Tract So.
e'ety Of alexandria, give notice, that for the con
venience OF Auxiliary Societies in this district of coun
try and of the public generally they have establish
ed Depository under the charge of A. o. Douglass.
on King-street, where complete assortment Of the
american Tract socieys publications will be kent on
hand, and may be had on the terms as from the
Parent Institution. ion 90
az Editors of the Fredericksburg, Leesburg. aud
Warrenton papers will confer favor on the Society
by giving the above notice an Insertion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

A comb maker in Boston who uses gas in
his shop, has greatly amused the good people
Of thai city in his national display ofsburners,
IN elephant sending light from his proboscis:
= tortoise, belchins fame; and the. horns Of an
OK tipped with light.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
AHENe NDRIA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 90 49,.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YoRK G,zv

OFFICE OF THE NEW YoRK GAzrrr,
'a"ud'yas.
! before 2.-We have papers 10 Dec ,s',
the John Jay. No time for extracts. '
The Russian army bad re,rcated from hi.
SiIistria and were falling back on Jassv Il.
10 winter.
Whea, had improved aud tho cotton abb.
revived.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
To Rent.

ISs~S That neat two story Brick House,
SEG with three story back building, situated on
As3s the lower end Of Prince street, next door to
49,. the Of Union street, adapted to almost
any kind of business TO good tenant the rent will
be moderate and possession given in few days.
jan 26-eotf ARTHUR T. URIE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Alexander Perry dustin

IL commenced the
COACH MAKING BUSINESS
in all its various branches at the we'll known stand
the corner of Washington and Cameron. Streets for
merly occupied by Mr. Thos. Bladen, where all orders
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to,
and executed with durability and neatness.
ian 20-eo2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
a Card.

WYLLLaMS. DANIEL, attorney at Law;
WILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w holden for the counties of Loudon, Prince Viii.
liam Fauauier and Fairfax, and the Superior Court Of
alhtiRcegY for the Prsderlek:5Irg District
fax Courthouse, Virginia. dec 1-d2weo6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

,.,, the murder must have been his own, be-
DIV =, q, her prrsou Tor a, least no other re-
esa,, ;, had been aware Of he transaction. The
poi, ,an,r,,rs were. then brought face to lace.
Tht pagiarsr con,ended for he correctness Of
!, LIZ ,r,smen,, & the inventor declared that the
u, . rs,,r, must have been plunGered from
S" eony. The plagiarist still commended Tor
ni' .o,rsctness OF his statement, and Tor ITS
", bern obtained from pure and certain
ne na The quarrel was becoming fierce, when
'I.o,,b the original murder maker exclaimed
ro.s;oD. sYou Iascally swindler, how can
~. 10 say that you knew Of the murder, when no
1'"rJrr hal takeo place, and 1t was entirely oil
INV own invention"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
AEEXAN DRIAs
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY so. 1929.

From ST. MIcHAELs-By slip from the
Boston Palladium Office, we learn that the Boa
Nova, from ST.. Michasls 9th June, brings in
formation Of the arrival Of 1900 troops in that
Island from Lisbon, and that others were daily
expected, to complete force Of $500 to 5000
men, to proceed agains. Terceira. A ship of
the line and frigale which were blockading
Terceira, had sent into ST. MichaeIs two Eng
glish vessels, one bound in, and The other ou,
Of Terceira: the latter was released, but the
former was discharging her cargo 10 deposit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

We have read, with mingled sorrow and sur
prise. an account of Fourth Of July celebration
a, Statesburg, IS. c. at which Governor MlL>
LER WAS present, and made speech. The
toasts are highly inaamma,ory, Sc the proceed
ings al ogether unworthy Of freeaen assembled
on The anniversary Of their counrry's liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
PROM MEXICO.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce:
OFFICE OF THE Bee,

OFFICE OF THE Bee,
NeU Orleans, July 8.
According to Vera Cruz papers of the 10th
ult. il appears that the Mexican Government
have not made the least preparation IN that place,
for defence against the Spanish expedition,
which, according to privale letters, will arrive
thare about the 10th or 18Th July. The Spa
niards will it is said, take possession Of the
city (Which they can easily do,) and then block
ade, with their navy, the castle Of San Juan de
Uloa. That fortress is but poorly provisioned.
ard will not long be able 20 sustain the seige
on that account. However, we do not believe
that the Spaniards will have sufiicien, nun,-
Der of troops 10 penetrate far into the country,
and we may hope to hear of, before long, their
defeat, as (according to le,ters) an order will
be issued for the army to march against them
from the interior, as soon as they debark.
Santa Anna had accepted the place of Minis.
ter of War, and was OF the eve Of leaving the
province Of Vera Cruz for Mexico
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
AUCTIONS.
Auction Sale of Groceries, etc

AuCllOu Odlc Oh 1IOCtTlCS, CtC.
ON Thursday, me soth INST al II O'Clock, ".
At the Warehouses of walter Smith, Esq. on Wser-
street, GEORGETOWN, shall sell at public aue'. m
part OF the cargo of the ship Eagle, from Harsecs
remaining from the former sale and Of other cargoes,
ifs joiloUs, rag:
10 casks superior Claret wine
Is Or and half Or casks Msrseilles Madeira wine
% baskets Champagne do, dozen each
10, 600 velvet corks
IL bundles wrapping paper, % reams each
20 crates porter bottles, groce each
10 boxes superior white soap
10 boxes cordials. dus each
IS boxes Muscatel raisins
pipes and half pipes pure Rochelle brandy
pipes Bordeaux brandy
3 puncheons Jamaica rum
pipes real Holland gin
half chests Gunpowder tea
Is boxes do lbs each, Ajax's cargo
boxes Tyson tea, IL lbs each
~ boxes sperm candles
boxes No chocolate
hogsheads ST. Croix sugars
hogsheads New-Oreans do
IS barrels N. T.. rum, 20 barrels country gin
casks London porter, in bottles
IL boxes Wsrdales best London mustard in and
lib bottles
Terms (Which will be liberal) at safr.
THOS. c. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Erorotto,pu .EIly o. dts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

There is no country in the world more full of
LAND. From our childhood, when we pored
over :he mighty deeds Of Wallace, and gloried
in the achievements of his com 2apions, as ,ho'
they were our own fathers, we have been accus.
toned to look to Scotland with fond regard, and
have often experienced the full force Of her
bard's feeling, when he exclaims,
"Is there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land"
VIVA, other country is there with which there
are so many interesting associations and re-
collections eonnectrd' He warriors, her po-
e:s, her statesmen, her people, have gained Ter
name which other nations may well envy. Her
poorest children feel The pride Ct their situation.
Burns could follow, " in glory and joy"
-" His plough upon the mountain side"
aud sing he songs Of his coun'ry's fame while
cutting the green sward Of the valley. oval.
" lace has sown over her rorks he mperishsble
" seeds of high thoughts and great actions
" The marks Of his feet are shown, as it the
stove and The fl,nt would retain them forever,
"bY patriotic peasaptry TO their children, go
ing to the ploughed field or the hill pasture.
Bruce is as fresh name as if he had lain but
90 few year. in the tomb" As nation, none
have greater affection for fatherand Her
poets have contributed 10 make this part OF
the national character. A Scot, recreunt 10 his
country, is seldom found Truly it may be said
of him C9lum, non animym mutam gun trans
mare cwrunt. The Swiss has his RanZe de
Vaches, TO recall his recollection 20 the land OF
his birth, and awake his dormant feeling; but
there is not a tradition Of hi, country, one Of
her songs, which does not speak 10 Scotsman OF
home He longs to breathe the air Of the heath
clad hills--to minelc with the people whose as
fec,ioa. cling with his to "aud Scotland.
Though the " sceptre has departed from Ju-
dab" he turns to the silent ant lenantess walls
Of HolyrooL, and feeds his memory with the
elories of past times The memorials OF Scot
fish valor are every where around him, and IN
the breathing thoughts and hnrning words OF
the lof,iest poets Of his land he can recount
these deeds of valor. He cherishes the memo
ry of those who have ho3orcd the land, az ia
Their preserves the memory Of his children, and
dying, bequea,hs The feeling Of true Scot as
" rich legacy" TO posfer,y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

~UD0A The Steam Boat FRANK
LIN, having been purchased b.
I-,Asa Washington, Alexandria and
g Georgetown Steam Packet Com.
pany, and Capt J. hewitt appointed her commander
will leave Washington for Baltimore on Sunday the
18th instant and every succeeding Sunday ats o'clock
in the Mornings stopping at AIexandria. and the 9th
er usual PLACES on the route and. returning. will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday, the 22d instant, and ever,
succeeding Wednesday, at o'clock in The afternoon.
The Sham Packet FREDERICKSBUR URIC
will continue her trips heretofore, and communi.
cation between Baltimore and the District be thus r.
guIarly kept up twice a week. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
rFram the National Journal, july %. ]

The m ,tiou male by the counsel for Mrs. Royall in
arrest nf judgment, argued yesterday by MIR Coke
He suggested the Court that, according to the All
thortes there was discretion p the Court to adj
Judge An, other punishment to common scold than
the lucking stool; and learned English Judge rcs-
pited the Judgment in case OF this description, be-
cause he was of the opinion that duckipg would only
have the effect Of hardening the ofender There was
another consc quence Of this punishment to which he
called the attention Of the Court which was the priv
tre, which, according to legal writers, Is conferred
on the delinquent of ever afterwards scolding with
impunity. He begged that the Court would weigh
this matter and not be the first to introduce duck
ing stool which had been obsolete IN England since
the reign of Queen Anne, reminding them thai the We
nv introduction OF such engine o! punishment might
have the effect of increasing the criminals oil this class
n the Greek legislators would not enact punishment
for a crime not known To them, lesth should induce
persons to commit that offence, the Court might now
suffer themselves to be influenced against the intro
ducton Of the ducking STOOL lest 1t might lead to an
Increase Of common scolds
Mrs Rova,l, who seemed to be as much entertained
by the argument as any other person, occupied her
self i'm taxing notes OF The proceedings, and mlIed
very pracousIv when Mr. Swami expressed his desire
that She should enjoy the benefit OF cold bath with
as much privacy AS possible She WAS informed that
notice would be given her when the Court should
have made up its opinion upon the motion On arrest OF
Judgment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

In the Chancery Court of Maryan on Mon
day, the case Of the in juno ton obtained by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company against
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, was
continued by Mr.. JONES, on behalf Of the latter,
and in favor Of disseiving the in junction.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

GEORGE EVANS has, after several trials, been
elected member of the 2ls, Congress, for the
Ksnnebec DisuIct. Maine. He is said to have
prevailed over Jackson candidate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
Twenty Dollars Reward.

II WILL give the above reward for the apprehension
L and delivery to me, confinement in jail that
get him again, e bright malatto named T.4SKO,
belonging to Miss Dade, of Prince william dounty, Va.
who broke of the county jail in this place We'd
Lesday night last, ,h 22d instant Tasko is about 80
years age. feet inches high and has large
on the right side of his face, occasioned by burn flc
had on when he escaped. white shirt and pantaloons
only, Eli S. BALDWIN,
Upper Marlboro, July "a, 1929. Tailor.
VI The National Intelligencer will copy the above.
iuly 25-eo4t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
Public Sale.

pY virtue Of two wrts of fer fneias issued by Adam
ID Lynn, Esq othe Justices of the Peace for tho
County of Alexandra, d. G, and to me directed, !
shall proceed to sell, at public sale TO the hics; bid
der for cash. on Monday, the 24hh Of .Sugt 'ert, at
IL O'Clock. all the right title, and interest Of Tho
mas Kingston in and to
a Lot Of Ground.
in the Town of Alexandria beginning on Water street.
SO feet north from the Of Wster and Princess
streets; running thence, northwardly. with Water
street. to the northeast OF the said lo,, number
ed IA; thence, running eastwardy parallel with Pr;n.
cess street, into the river Poomaci thence, running
down Potomac river, until line westwardly, psral.
lei with Princess street, will strike the begging
The above sale is 10 satisfy two executions in
favor off. N. Johnston Co and favor of James
Thomas. RICHARD SuACKIEFOHU,
jub Is -eot24thaug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

The President Of the United States has re-
turned to Washington from his visit to the re-
dence OF the venerable CHARLES CARROLL, in
the adjacent part of Maryland
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30

We observe tina, Captain Basil Halls travels
ia North America, are announced, in the ia'e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-30
Bank Of Alexandria,

JuIy ON, 1879.
A DIVIDEND of four dollars share, for the last six
~ months, has this day been declared the capital
stock of this bank, and will be paid to the stocthol
ders after Thursday the 9th instBy order Of the
Board J. L. McKENNA, Cash'r.
July 7-eo3w