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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13
The beautiful, thorough bred Coli
OK Ell. 7. F. "

Imported by John Tayloe, Efq. now rir-
ing tour years old, beautiful bay, of
fine bone and elegantly formed, and al
lowed by intelligent iportlmcn to be of
the tirit itock in England, which, by re-
ference to the certificate givea~ by the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit
I a9 hereby eertjty that the 6ay eolA I
this day Jsldto Mr.. Tbsmas Reeves, me|-
chant, 1vas bred BY me, and cot by III.
vI, bis dam BY EeA;t/s, grand dam by
BLANK, great grand dam BY old Sxib,
sreAt, great grand dam BY the Godolbbm
A'abiau, ont Of nv. Fyambt0a's 4ubnx
1eeked mare. The dam Of The adoq,e colt
is o7vx yGaer TO Au,eAus BY EeAIee.
P. O'KELLEY.
The above mentioned horis will cover
mares the enfuing feafon, the frR three
days III every week at Mr.. Chas. Loves
feat Saliibury, and the balance of the
week at Seedley Farm, about Ave miles
dlltant, at Fifteen and an Half Dollars
the ieaion, and Six Dollars the Jingle leap,
which may be discharged at any time dur.
ing the feafon by the payment of twelve
dollars and three hillings to the groom
Notes tor fifteen dollars and an half, will
be expected from thofe who iend their
mares. Mares coming from diGarce
can De Paitured at 80 cents per week, and
grain furnifhed them, ifrequired, at the
market price; every attention ihall be
PAID them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or efcapes. The ieafon will
commence on the 10th of March next. and
continue until the 10th Of AuguR.
ROBERT CARTER.
February 9. eozm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13
(I6) 3weo
Valuable PROPERTY for Sac.
Ian. *.

SEVEN hundred andeighty-eigh, acres
IN the county of Hamplhire, on the wa
tiers OF Great Cape capon, about 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from,
Wlnche1ter. This land is full of wood.
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with SO to 60 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and il
the heart Of the timber there is a fine feat
tor faw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thouiand eight hundred and for.
ty-lye acres in the county Of Ohio. or
the waters Of Grave and Fifth Creeks.
near the river Ohio, and about So miles
below Pittfburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities of
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred fcventy-fx and three
fonrths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near Its mouth, and within I Of mile
oflthe River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or 80 acres of rich bottom.
notify in cultivation. with a74 fine Sxgar
lrees on It; from which ] am informed.
there may be made 3ooolb. Of good iugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for prift
and law mills on it, equal to any in that
ncighborhood, and upon a never falling
itream OF water. The upland is rich.
with plenty oftimbcr, and part under cul
tivaflon. This farm is we'll improved
with good orchard, houfes and fencing.
and rented laff year for produce equal to
iixty pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler.
at the Warm Springs, will thew il. / will
Tell all, or any Of the above lands for cath
Or upon credit, or take in exchange for
them lands in Fairfax County, or lots of
land in the City of Alexandria. or the
City Of Wilmington.
r r. HTOr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13
THE SUBSCRIBER


RelPefztully informs the tub
bic, that finding it intellectually nccela-
~ to diaolve the copartnerfhip Of O'Ns1L
and WARD, in the Globe Tavern, Of this
town, he intends in future toconduct that
shoufe on his own account, under the name
of the GOLDEN BALL, and declares
no cxertion on his part fhall be wanting to,
give every perfon who may favor him
with their commands entire fatisfaetion.
he reque&s all perions indebted to the
asove firm to be fpeedy in iettling their
accounts with HIM, as he alone is autho-
rifed to give a valid diicharge for money
due, or make any kind of fetrlement with
them. He ALTO requeRs the favor Of all
perions holding demands againit O'Ncil
and Ward to render him their feveral de-
mands, as he wiilles to have them adult
Cd as ioon as poihble.
ENOCH WARD.
Ian. IS. tI6) 3weo
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. .Rck.etts.. Newton, ,3,Co.
Hage. ix4f reesived and far Sale. ~ 4.
Corner fore, oa9efte John Jaune,';. .5 s
falsaviag GQODS--avbole/ale and -.
tail, toy. C'aR and P,odxce: %
SupeThne and ed Cloths
Blue Plains
!. do. Fries
!. do. Kerleys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Ba;zes
Roie and dufil Blankets
Durants, camblets and Wildbores
Rui1els and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
Kerieymeres and Swandowns
Vclyets, Thickietts and Cords
A handfome ,aGortmcnt Of Dinities
s4sns' and Womens' cotton Hole
do. fix do.
Black Grape
White and black ELK and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Ruiia Shooting and Irilh Linens.
Trey bave aLJ0,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
ana barrel, loaf and lump do. and a guam.
tity Of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
Wheat, Rye and Corn.
81 Left by capt. Mortimore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehoule, fun
dry MiN I,ons-The owner is requeaed
TO take them away.
January 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13

ohreve and )anney,
Have for /ale at their -/q,,e, on Uuisu- Erect.
DeJ0Ao1uiug nrtieles-
"a barrels tanners oil
SO boxes Florence do.
20 do. Cattle foap
60 do. dipt candies
so do. mould do.
So do. Havana fegars
90 barrels EAT &We&- India iugars
Hyfon, fuchong and bohea teas
18th proof Barcelona brandy
Writing and wrapping paper
China aforted in boxes
Ru1ia duck and cordage
"A variety offhoes and ioal leather
a few bales of Gurrahs, and few
Pieces of handlome furniture.
January IS. "a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-13

Ind p2DsJsoa green Immediately
A two tory houie and garden on Duke
ttreet, about two fquares to the cafward
OF the ftone bridge.
w. HARTSHORNE.
A number Of valuabIe lots
in different Gtuations, to be fold-allo, a
brick houfe in King Rreet, in the tenure
OF Thomas Cruie "a part of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
fharcs at par, and for iome of the lots, A.
lexandria Infurance fhares at price to be
agreed on. For part of the purchaie mo-
ney OF either, liberal credit may be had.
lift Month 9TH. co
a Houiekeeper wanted.
LIBERAL wages will be given to a
dhcreet Woman, capable Of managing the
affairs of my family as Hou/ekeeber.-
A middle aged woman of mild difpoG-
ton and regular department will be pre-.
TERED, as part of her attention will be
neceiiary in experimenting nurfery Of
CHARLES LEE.
december 5, 1900. eodtf
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DOVER, AueuR IL.


Lord Nelfon's aotilla fill continues off,
boulosne and Calais, he himfelf came into
the Downs laa night. I learn that the
aaen'0 continue to isrengthen their pof-
,ions on ihore but 70 good look out IS
Kept 'fat their gun boats, &c. dare not
Venture out to Tea as heretofore tits quite
uncertain IN. where blow will next be truck
ae birmingham Packet, William Cocb.
C ISa' matter, arrived here to day from
InarleitOn, which place lhe left the 10th
s ~ mat time, ratification of the
Cay s'y Between France and the United
o asa was daily expected. The paaen-
e gers iay, they did not fee any Frenchfilips
w. - war Ipriyateers, &c. in their paaaae,
crailen. ' win oui
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02
VALUABLE LOTS
FOR sale.

Five Lots on Duke ftreet, near the
corner OF Pitt ftreet, four of them z6 fee,
front, the other IS feet inches, by Ioz
feet deep: one of them corners on the
itreet, another on an alley IS feet wide,
and all Of them have an outlet TO an
alley 10 feet wide, on the fouth cnd.-
The price will be moderate and the terms
OF payment eafy, only one fifth Of the
purcha!e money to be paid down, one half
he remainder in s months and rhc other
IN twelve months from the iale, with lie.
gal intereR for the fame.
It not fold in a private way, before the
10Th day of IL mo. next, they will then
be fold at public fale to the highee bid
der.
VIM. HAR TSHORNE, I
NICHOLAS SLUBEY, Al'0's'es
Of Elisabeth DOaakglox.
TO mo. 4. law
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to fail the sia Aug. /; New Jerey, Coop.
err Sept. LIT Samuel Elam, Clapp, un-
certain.
The fhip Providence, Taylor, OF Phi
iiadeiphia, to fail tor the Cape on the n
Sept.
Port Of BoardsaKx, ing. 10.
Arrived, the Hannah, OF Charleiton,
capt. Butler, from Hamburg.
Cleared, brig Suiannah, Csnnings, for
Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02
Price Of Provjifcas, sc.

Fine wheats have fallen in price nearly
a5s per quarter during lah week, and
prime Dantzic wheats which laH week
found ready fa!e at sos per quarter, are
now fold at IS to oSs. Flour is few
ihlllings cheaper, bur mott other grains
bold the prices we quoted in our laa.
In ieveral parts Of the country new
wheat has been already brought to mar
ket, and has occaiioned the expected re-
dutfion of price. At Lynn the price in
coniequence fell from 126s. to oos. per.
quarter, and in mott of the markets whence
we are favored with returns, there ha:
been depreaion Of from 10 to EOS per
quarter.
S5ocks--,3 per Ct. confols 6o4ssII---
Omnium 81.
Serious disturbances have taken place
IN the French army in Turin, in conle-
qlence OF not receiving their pay. Gems.
Jourdan and Mearle had addrened a 4e,y
fine Heecb to them, wherein they exhorted
them TO obedience and thar they fhould
receive their pay.
The plague has broke out at Morocco
and prevails in the town of Saii and a,
mong the carlton of Melilla.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02
PARIS, Augua 4.
-N(1y 81 IA Gon,er,,.a..t

~. = HHsof tie GovernmeUf.
'~ sonieis OF The Republic, on the re-
port OF the Minifer of the Interior,
ATT ATT: !, The importation of Engliih
Ar. Art: 2. The offenders will be punifhed
.a a9gS 'a,t to the 18th article Of The law
Ja T. ION Brumaire, concerning the intro
AUCTION OF Enslih merchandise.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80.

Cleared Brig May ,Lawton,St. Johns.
N. B.; ch'f Diana, M'Farfon, ST. Jago
dc la Cuba.
The United States frigate George
Wafhington, in company with the fhip
Peace and Plenty, was fpoken the azd
Avg. in lat. So, 81, long. 5b 80, by
capt, Coles, of the Huron, arrived at
Charletton from London,
The following vetIels for Philadelphia
were up at Liverpool the 10Th Augua.
Ships Caroline. Motley Roie, Jones,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02

-,,e preten,ed to him by the NJ: Ma,
| 4 h hus r" The 6ra confal Of the French
r.nnblic acknowledges the receipt OF OF, the
|spo "sn,;op of Petersburg of the 10th OF
W. and takes this opportunity TO allure
R;s imperial majeay of the laislng good
E:c,oG,;on and fentiments OF the French
f,oreinmsn, towards his msjetsy's perion
End government; and ailures him. that ne
(r;l DO every thing thar may be pieasing
Ind agreeable to. the court Of Rufia; and
ID tbat this end would have been attain
q (ooner, if the negotiations with En-.
land, the ftuation of affairs in Italy and
sgy,r, and the war with Portugal, had not
kh1own certain invincible 6btacles IN the
|vay Of the buiinefs."
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and a number of private men, partly on
account OF illneis; and partly for other
reaions on its paHage, previous to its
Capture, the crew. for what cauie is an
known, foie upon the officers, and murder
ed them all.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-02
10 Leafe for S Years.

My ISLAND oppoGte TO the City of
Warrington, considerable part of which
which is we'll taken in Timothy. 1t is
thought unneceGary to be particular in
Description of il, as the property is well
known----thc crop, notwithstanding the
drought laf fumncr, will eyince the ferti-
lity of the foil TO the perion wilhing to
rent, who, it is pefumed, will take
view of the premifes.
Philip Alexander.
October q. co
Clean linen and cotton RIGS
bought this office.
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pasSWAN OGLOU's VICTORY.
The HamLargb Mil.

A letter from Brun, dated July Is,
hates. (" Pa1wan Oglou's retreat to Wild
len was ieint to induce his opponents to
block him up in that fortreis. He has
Row fought the great battle which form
Ia part, of his plan. The blockade is
baiied, and The troops of the Grand Seig-
hior have been either cut TO pieces or diff
Cered., In executing of his plan, Paf-
wan OgIou tenr over to the enemy large
humber of his mott devoted adherents.---
Soon after this, he made ially with rhe
kea ofthe garrifon, and while the Grand
Seiga;or's troops advanced sgaine him,
she adherents ofsPaffwan Oglou took them
lin the rear, and placed them between two
fires, in fuch manner that the greatett
|pars were killed upon the fpot the ref
|were compelled TO betake tllemfelves to
|dilorderly fight"
B,xnu, July IS. Accounts have been
received that Paawan Oglou has obtained
"a deciive victory over the troops OF the
Grand Seignior, which had endeavored to
blockade him at Widen.
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Philadelphia.
alsrauurta anbert;ser.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4.
omi6e Echo oftbr , Glib 7bermias,, 7tb
Aagye.
We are requeRed by the Agent of the
United States Of America to publiih the
following note, which he has jnft receiv ed
from Mr.. Murray; miniRer plenipotentja-
ry OF the United States for the exchange
OF the notifications of the Convention of
the 10th September lat.
MIR. Murray has the pleafure of in
forming Mr.. Barnet, that he has, this
evening, gift July, exchanged the ratihca-
tons with the French niniiters plenipo-
ten.iaries, Jofeph Bonaparre, Fleurienx,
and Roederer, in the honie of the lait men
toned"
Signed, &c. COX BARNET.
We announce with pleafure the return
OF John Quincy Adams, Efq. late miniiter
plenipotentiary at Berlin, TO MaHachufetts,
after an abfence of feven wears. during
which time he has been'intruHed by his go
vernment with many honorable and re-
iponiible commilions, which he has ex !.
ecuted with intelligence, induftry, and f.
deity. In 1894 he was appointed by
rreildent Warrington mipiGer reGdenr at
the Hague in 1895 he was ient to the
Court OF St. James on an important ne
gociation /; he afterwards returned TO the
Hague, where he remained miniiter reGdent
until ne as promoted by gen. Waihing-
ton to be minieer plenipoten.iary at the
court OF Liibon. In 1897 he accord
ingly left the Hague, and on his way for
Liibon received commiGion, at London,
as Miniiter Plenipotentiary at Berlin
One Object of this laif milton, was to
renew the treaty, concluded in, the year
1855, between the u. S. and Frederick
IL. king of Prufia, which had expired.
Mr.. Adams, in obedience to the infrueti-
ons of his government Immediately went
to Berlin, where he negotiated a treaty
containing feveral alterations from the for
mer one highly advantageous to his coun-
try, this important treaty has been ratih
ed by the TWO governments, and made
public 20 the psople. The documents
which acconpiifhrd this negotiation to
the fenate, we have been told, by one
Gifts mott respectable members, who was
prefent when they were read, diicovered
great indufry and talent, and proved Mr..
Adams to be an able and kilful negocia.
tor, as well as correct and elegant icholar.
Americans, no doubt, will delight TO
welcome into the bofom of their country,
after 10 long an abfence, man whole pub
lie and private conduct has reflected 70
much honor on them, and who is defined
to become one of the ableR and mott diff
tinguifhed characters this country has pro-
duced. We hazard nothing in this predic-
tion his integrity, his understanding, his
talents and attachments authorize it. Thus
far in life the fon has followed the ex.
ample given him by his venerable father,
who, facrihc;ng all private interea, leav-
ing the opportunity of acquiring an i'm
menfe fortune by full profefIional prac-
tice, early in life devoted his time and
talents to the fervice of the public, whole
head has been flver'd over with age, in
the long and iaborious leryice of his coun-
try. and " not day without deed to
cfownlt.' B9fon paper.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LID VI LIZ 1 / EKS
Remaining in the Psa-o@ee ,AArxaxd,ia,
m O3sber, 1901.
A.. John Adam, John AnderGon, al
Samuel Allen, ~ William or Thomas Az
bury, John ALL.
B. Carr Bailey, John Barker, Thomas
Breillat, Lewis Burd, Alexander Barr,
George Boftich, MIR. Barber, George
Baud, Mrs. Brown, John Buchar, lula
Bellybfeaker, Mary Brennan, John and
Jeremiah Booth, (z) Lewis Blackburn,
Theophilus Bowie, Robert Brillie, Ar
drew Balmain, Thomas Brooke, Reuben
Bette, Lemuel Bent.
{. Mrs. Cour,anay Carter, Mofes
Coates, Cazenove and Walker, ~ Ro-
bert Chandler, William Chandler, Ioley
N. Coulon, Mrs. Cloye, James Cavan,
James Caroline Joiner John Cummings,
James Collet, Simon Cox, Francis CURLY,
Patrick Cranney, Robert Carru,hers, las.
Cufhing, Thomas B. Conway, John Cehll,
Thomas Clark, Jofas Chaplain.
D. Elizabeth Dawfon, David Davies,
Sdt10cl hlCk1Ons
E. John Ellis, John Eyens, Thompfon
Eliey, John Effen, Jofeph Irwin.
F. John Field, Nathaniel Flore, lanes
Fenwick, MIR. FaIla, M'Carry Fitz-
hugh.
G. John Greenlees, IA Mrs. Green
field, Edward Gey, John Graham, George
Cream, Henry Gunnell.
n. William, Harvey, ~ M. Hooper,
John Hodgfon, George Helmbold,- Jacob
Henfiggtl, William Hackney, Samuel
Harris, John Harrifon, Pleafant Hard
wick, Rachel Hewitt, Milly Harmon,
Paul Hedley, Marcus Henfon.
l. Iaac Jofeph, ~ Virlinday Tackfon,
!oieph Jevens, Richard Johnfon, Captain
Jackion.
K. Jofas w. King, Ann Hooper, Tho
mas Keene, ~ John Keene.
L. John Lawrie, George c. Lamkin,
John Lipfcomb, Jofeph Lewis, Catherine
Lewis, Charles Love, 81 Mary Lee, III
William. L. Lee, William Lampkin, Ro-
bert Lewis.
NJ. Charles Muir, Lewis Mcmillan,
METERS. Mitchell and Torhille, IA Mon
G.ur Giles MarReler, Neal Mooney, las.
M'Mecken, Elizabeth Mail, Bridget
Mclaughlin, Samuel Lad, Mon. B. Mar
tin, Henry M'Kew, Bryan M'Nally.
N. John Newton, Joieph Neale, Prich-
ard Newly.
o. William Grayfon Orr, Samuel
Ohes.
P. Nicholas Peers, Richard P. Preci-
Gus, John Pepper, Robert Piper, Captain
Patriefon, Zachariah Phillips, Sarah Patti
fon, William Patice, Jack Pattifop, Will
liam Payne.
Q. Samuel Quarter.
X. Daniel N. Robinfen, (z) John
Read, Mr.. Rutter, Doctor Richards, John
Ridley, capt. Rofe.
S. John Smith, John Simpfon, Henry
Serling, William Stethen, Robert Sine, y
George Swink, Alexander Simrcll, Ann
Sanger, Charles Saunders, Samuel Strin-
ger, John Seems, John Smith, Marble
Stone, John Swift, William Spears.
i. John futile, III Thomas Tunno,
Wm. Taylor, Thomas Tabb, David Tue.
ker, Martha Thorn, MIR. Tifin, Thomas
Triplett, Edward w. Topper, John Tow
ers, III Mr.. Traffic.
V. VIM. Vance, (3.)
w. VIM. Wood, Meirs. Wharton and
Co. Henry Weeden, MIR. Wright, Enoch
Ward, Sufa Wills, John Wormely, Ro-
bert Whittet, Manuel Williams, Jcfeph
Wilton, John White, VIM. w. Wood,
Jere niah Wadlwortb, Col. y. Williams.
Ocs. z. law :3w
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CONSrAMT1NopI.r -,

,,l - french hip, with dispatches has been
lsS ns py the Englifh, on its vas from A..
, a... 20 France. Gen. Meoou had
''''' nome ON board il s French off;eers.
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alfranDrta aDbert;Ser.

FRIDAY, oeToBRk 4.
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Blanks

Of various kinda for fals at this orce,
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MANS, Fly oJh4s Of an ordtr far tde Hon.
DAVID srwAII, El7. Ju4gs effds United Stafs'
for faid D5eysa.--
.NOTICE is hereby given, that a Ii
" bel is filed in fad Court by Fr4lsrit LsuDis
Deiaerpier Collector Of ihe United for the DIFF
trict of aTamaquady, againa ;hree bales Of CARPET
ING, aud one trunk of AaUSLINS & THREADS al
ledged to have been illegally imported into the United
States-aud that hearing will be had thereon before
faid Judge at the next Difrid Courtto be holden at
Pownalborough.' within the DiGrid Of Maine on the
Fr Tuefiay Of March next at which time ard place,
all perIons concerned may appear and Chew raufe (f
any they havc} why the above mentioned articles
ihould net be decreed forfeited
ISAAC PARKER, Marl5aL
Portland. Jan "a, 1901.
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Fake Notice.

4 LII thofe who are indebted to the
L n fubfcrber, are requelted to make immediate
payment Othefwife their Notes and Accounts will be
put in fuit without further notice,
DANIEL HOW
Porilsa& Jan r9, 3oI.
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The Public are hereby notified, that
New Pof Road

As efabilhed at prefent called Hows Rout) as
follows. viz From Portland TO Gray and through
New Clouccr- TO Poland Turner, Buck6cld, Paris,
Norway and Watsr!erd-thcnee 10 Brilgttown. Otis
field, Raynlondtown, and Wndham, to Poland
, The Rider IS Mr.. JACOB HOW RE arrives at
the POI Office in portland every Monday afternoon,
at about four O'Clock fakes hesNIais from thence at
TX and leaves Portland very early on Tuciday morn
ing. cft
He arrives Bridgetown from Portland every Thurr.
day evenng--tarres there until Sunday evening and
thence performs the rem Of his rout as above
~ IN Portland Inc puts up 1t Mr.. Paines.
Taqsyy 70. 1904
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Tohn Olborne Watts,

of Portland in faid Dtritt, Merchant, and he being
declared 8ankrupf,is hereby required 10 fnrrender
hnielf 10 the CoHlmloncrs named and authorized IN
faid commilTion the goth day OF January inf on
the aoth day Of February next and on the 2th day Of
March next al &c O'Clock in the forenoon cf each Of
fsrd days, at the Auction-Rooom Of EDwA&n OrNARD,
in Fh street and in all things conform 70 the dirtc-
tons Of the a4 Of Congref entitle an ACT % eltab-
lifh an Uniform yftcu Of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States, when and whce hsCredltorS are here
by notified to pared to prove their debts and
at the fccopd meeting. to ooe agnce or aigneeS
and at the Ian OF fsd meetings he Bankrupt rsquir
ed to fnfh his examinations All perions indebted
to faid Bankrupt arc make payment and rhofe who
have any Of his effects deliver the fame to iuch
perfons only, as the eommifioners fhali appoint
EDwhRD oxNARD, { Commit:
JAMES NEAL. '"P"i'
THOMAS HovEY, T'"'r''
Pytgr4, 2oB January, SoI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-02
Bankruptcy.

VX7HEREAS conmillion Of Bankruptcy has
Wv been awarded and iiued by the Hon. DayIn
sEwAtt, Efq. Di(li6 Judge Of TIE DiFria Of Maine