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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS


Ry@s Prsc4as Or BE Uaia.S sta1es.
~ Thomas Tudor Tucker, Of Sou'h-CaroIina,
''a'usr oithe United States, in the room Of Samuel
Meredith Zig rcfgped.
Wy ian PAtesion, Of New-YOlk, to b, Commercial
agent At L'Orieut.
"'0'it Wright Efq. has been cholen Senator Of
''' United States, By the Legislature of Maryland.
A'ail4ure ofM4ryand have cholen John Fran
: Mercer for Governor orthat State. BENG he De.
'''''S 'anddate, he had 50 votes, while the Federal
''P''le'n candidate, James Murray, had only AZ.
general Adtmby Of Vermont, have determined
MAJORITY Of eight, to prefent an address to the
=" la4s'i' Of the town Of Bridgewater, MaGachu-
''ll' IaioIy Invented machine to clear ground Or
Il n 2 expedite ne making of wall ; whereby
a'o' two ons weight nay be taken out Of the earth
: uP0a Wheels and carried and laid into Inc Of
II" FPFihng cafe and expedition.
-aOH grew in garden at New-Yors, the Iall
N 'A''~'ighsa thirteen ounces.
\. ! ~ ASH was lately brought into Po,trmou,h.
tnqA 11Sh neaiuEed shrse feet AMI one inch ii
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MAINE, h.-BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FRCm
The JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIRE
UalrED STATES FOR re DIST Ei or OF @AtNE
NJ Office s hereby given, tina, libel is FLEE in l4id
IN Court agIn1 the SCHOO NER BETSEY, bur
then ~ tons and Cargo, conflng Of tilh and n4l
quantity OF Cordage--by Nathaniel F. Foliick Eiq
Collector Of the Iitrct of Portland aud Falmouth Tor
a !uppoled breach Of the laws-And that !
hearing will be had on faid libel, before GId Judge al
Court to be holden by him in Portland II iaid or
ritt, he FRA Tuefday Of December next az which
time and place all perlons concerned may appear AM
hew c4ufe, if any they have why aid vecl and cargo
fhould not be decreed forfeited.
ISAAC PARKER, MARSHAL.
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TAKE NuIICE.

TAKE NUTICE.
ENHE STOCKHOLDERS IN the Maine FIRE arI lE,y;ae
l. Lglayaass C2mpaay, hereby notified % meet At
theIr Odlce IN Flhoreet, rueCday the Bib of De-
cember next. o'clock 4. NJ to act on rhe follow
ing article, VIZ.
To determine whether il is eIpedieui to pay in ano
her ntament the Precnt year, and act therCoa a.
they iha judge proper.
BY order Of the Prliden: and Directors,
JOSEPH SWIFT, SECRETARY.
P2rtAaA Ngy. 10, 1904
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

HE iu0icriber bereby gives notice 10 al con
l. cerned, That having been duly appointed
Adnlnlitrator on Tie Eta,e Of JACOB WATER
HOUSE, late Of Capr- EA2ubet5, ID tne county az
Cumberland, BoatbuI ier, drceafcd, has taken up-
o. him that truf ana given bonds As the law d.
reefs he therefore requeas al perfons who are
20 -Oted TO laid deceaied'8 Eaatc to max mme-
date payment: and ihnie who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit The fame 20 him, az The ID Well
ne Houie Of the decesfed, en- the Sra Wednesday
n December next, aud the Taft Wednesday Of each
OF tbs i've following months.
JACOB WATERHOUSE.
Cape Eh2abefb, Ngv. 50, 1891.
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William Francis.

4 CQuAINTS his frieHds and the public, that he
n keeps conitanry hand, and has for fale at his
thoP in Caoa;F,eet SHIP BREAD Of different quail
ties, which he will put up the ihortet notice and
lnlure it to keep good through the longef
Likewilt. GRO BREAD, and lma CRACKERS
for chipping Portland Noe. e.
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UNITED srATES-DI. rRrcr Or MAINE,

UNITED SrATES-DIs TRIcT OF JANE
NOVEMBER !, 1907
NOTICE - hereby gwen 70 the Creditors Of NIL
IN LIAM WETM0RE, Of place called Orphan
lAand IN the county Of HaucocA, and Diarit1 Of
Maine E.q aganR whom Commilion of Bankruptcy
bar been Ilucd and proceeded upon thai they may Ne
heard II they think nj, before tic Judge oi fad Dnri
Court on Weiaja!y bs (sooat ny q Dse05ey next at
Porl!4nL agand making and allowing Certificate Of
Diicharge TO i1d Bankrupt before wach tmc exoeD-
tious to luch allowance may be exhibited
DAVID SEWALL, JUDGE or the DISTRICT
Nov 6. COURT OF MAINE
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If no perfon lhal appear 10 difcharge faid taxes,
and all nectf ary intervening charges, ca or before
the l1cond day Of February next, at ten Of tie
clock 10 the forenoon, 70 much Of iaid lots Of
Land aswAl Dc fuffcieut 10 d,fcharge the fine.
will then Be fold at Public Auction to the hirhef
bidder, according to law, ar The dwelling hou. Of
the iubIcrioer il iad Lowell
Dated az Jaid LovsH, TIE 23d dqy 9fOas5er, a. d.
1901. BENZ AMIN STEARNS, Cohea.r.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

'HE proptirtors of the rtvera lots Of Land Ia
I the town lately called Nezy, S1pe9ok. but now
LoZrM in the county Of Yor5, hereafter mention-
Sd, are hereby notified that the fame are taxed in
l"e oils committed 70 me The iublcriber, Collector
Tor laid to IN for the year 1891, TO collect, IN The
respective tum8 following, viz. III the fun of "a
Cents and Mills on each at.
ut Div. al Div. "a Div. "a Div 2d.Dv.
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AlnanackS.

THE FARMERS A'manack, BY r. B. Thomas,
4 Ard LOWS, do per grof8, dozen
Or GnRIe, as cheap can be purchaled Of the pub.
Iuhe,s.-Likewile JENKS' do. for fle At the
Book Acre Of Jenk5 y Cark, 10. s, Jones RozV,
F;b-Rrest, Portland
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
LEBANON.

N4THEREAs the proprietors aud owners Of the
wv late common and Undivided lands i'll the town
OF Lebanon, IN the county Of York have been a9ef-
Cd 4nd taxed IN fundry ills, and formerly committed
Tor collection 10 Bsaitig CbadJo4ra "a and Dr. Hcs
Cur. deeeaed, and WiAian Rogers, Elq relgned-And
the balance due on faid Taxes are now committed to
AHd's1V Rogers, Elq. TO collect by Wore III laid pro-
prietors-and The following lnms appear to be due
and unpaid. To wit
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

j, 5ated ga. 10, Rate. "our captain,
II 'n'' 4, mates aad crew. without exception,
fq'' 81 ,oigadef.d. and ,hofe who iefuisd 70
PIG ~ I'm maagled BY the fworos Of the
Pic e. ~ blood flung a every Rryke. The
Fe'g..' Nd aab At him acrofs The table
''ft Ia i reached him wouli have gone 70
4stf"
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UNIrED sTATES-plsraIcr OF MAINE,

NOV. 20, I8oI.
NOTICE is hereby given TO- the Creditors Of
IN SIMEON MATO, OF Portland, Merchant,
againtt whom Commifion Of Bankruptcy, has
duly iffued and proceeded upon, that they may be
heard, # theytbnk a., before The Judge Of taid d.i
tret Court on Wednejday, the EcoaG day Of Drieas-
Der Eext, at Portland, againd making snl allowing
Certificate Of difcharge 10 lail Bankrupt, Before
which time exceptions to fuch allowance may be
exhibited
DAVID SEwALL. 3ae4gs oft5s Djaria
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JENKS' PORTLAND MARINE LIST
PORT OF PORTLAND

POET PORTLAND
WsiaJ2y Nov IS Arrived ichnouer Lionet caDt
Charles Bradbury, 60 days fl ON Port al Prince
Sove dly-Arrived loop Amity, W4te from Taci7eL
S1tuyday, Nov. lS-4rrived brig Picket captain
Sawyer, days from Havana Lett there. brio
Iohn, capt Colby, Of this port, 4ii ID or days
Nov. ~, n at So Y, long. 76,1r, ipoke lchr. -,
cap. KnaP from salem bound to Wiln ton N. W,
Lat SO, Il long. 1915 iPo1e brig Frieadlhp, cap,
Truoe, from Newyork, bound to Madeira.
The Britih friga'e Bottom La, arrived Al New-York
In three American caufcs decided At PARIS tn prop.
erty WAS ordered to DC reGored bu ue.her interer
damages no. iAdemn'y ior PIa9c A owed
The pcfts Of the United Safes are thr~aeed with
hiPing On the I3th ah. there were 4 Nowyork,
66I-of which s. fhps aGd "a brgs Oh .he
Sd inf there were los at Char.tt)n--of which "a
fhips and brIgs.
There were in The port Of Baltimore the IN inf 4
iPs, barques, ~ br 6, 50 fshOOners, and Hoops,
executive fcoaaers
The D1sG~b4ystt, Revenue Cutter, fold at BoHon, a
few days GnCe for goo dollars.
The Joba fqy Cutter at Newvork, fo!d for ,, 400.
She Purchaed by Mr.. Crowninfh ed, Of Salem.
The fmall fun which the Maflchufet;s was
lruck Of, owing TO the peace in Eu ope.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
A barrel of Sugar.

XETAS lately found in the dock between Mr..
Wv lngraaam's and Nj. Dr-ins's Wharf
The owner by proving ProPert- aa4 paying char
ges may have 1t again by applying to
N0U. 80. ISAAC BRADFORD.
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Boarding.

1--WE or tx Mechanics, may be wen accommo-
dated in Back-frect-Inquire Of the Printer
Portland, Noy so.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
JUST PUBLISHED
JUST PUBLISHED,
A7d for Sale at THE BoOkgove Of jerks q CLARK,
DORVAL ; or the SPECULATION
a Novel founded on recent facts.

By he Aaf50 SIS II .JaliI aHl Bs Illuminated Baron.
g The attention which distinguishing public 10
this country as well as in England (where it has
run through edtions) have paid to julia and the
Illuminated Baron, has drawn from the fame pen
another volume which we venture to pronounce
not inferior to the former, in depth and deIcacy of
plot, il imagery and accuracy Of de(cripton and
in frength and fhade of character: a candid public
will tand by the offspring Of American genius, ror
nfer ber ions or DAUGHTERS 70 anguiih through the
want Of public fpirt."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

TT q
TOR SALE, by AARON AUSTIN,
4 az his former Rand next door 70 W,Is414 Faaasgy &
Ofiee. Fore frcet, ! large aao-rment VI SEA Fowl
Live Geele, Ruiia, and Lib9n FEATHERS ALTO
ready made BEDS and MATTRESSES; hen American
manufactured BFDTICKING Engrh do of an
prices Alto aqu4n'ity Nc INDIGO The above af-
iortment will BE- fold cheap ss be purchaied ia
Bolton
~ Cab and The bigheff price given for all kinds
Of SHIPPING FURS. Po,a1rI Ssst. lr,--bl
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30
Stoves and Cambo0fes.

For yak Iy NATH,fNLEL CROSS, al BIZ &,b
NEARLY 2ap3ffs M4Gy's Ro4O. Middle Jgreet,
CASr Iron Cabin and shop STOVES Sheet iron
~ ditto CAMBOO5ES Of different hzes; SHEET
IRON; Tin and Sheet Iron FUNNEL IRON
WIRE and TIN WARE, As ulu4l, Nsv. 10.
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MoNDAr, NOVEMBER 80, 1901.


rsnIdAy Ia, ulsoOlelyed throughout The a4'e. Of
s.n0aire. Connecticut, and Naa-4chufetrs, as
.fpasie Thanksgiving, iaconfOimity to the vic
IN, cuaom Of cur foFeta'hers.
n,uitbaandus the Legiaatnreof Rhodeinand ha.
.oo0euanced the Oblervance of day Of Thankf
ri, year il that Hase, we hear that the religi-
,ssss Of Providence and fome oyher towns, CON
...,,.5 The l6sh inf. as day Of Thanksgiving and
49,, in sommou with their brethren in New banp-
Il. Connecticut, and MaTachuletts.
NJ Dudley Pickman, lately arrived At Salem, from
sunatra, informs tibet there was report at Beucooen
,berfh Of July, that Batavia had furrendeTed 10 the
Es.Gh. hwas known that an EngIih fquadron rom
Bnga had for fome time formed the blockade Of th>,
pssi and this report was brought 10 Bencoolen 5y
(Which Ipoke one of the Englih fquaG on in tie
sHlsO sunda, from which fhe received the account
ThtLpOrt was not fully depended on. but hgAy cred
m
Capt Story, who arrived At EewburyPort on We'd
nddsy aa in IS days from LiGb'n, informs that she
rcus Of peace had reached there and oecaGo' cd
peat hsgnatiou Of bufnefs
Earaa g letter Jlsv Madrid, Ats4 OasJ.r I5f5, 70 a
#1ebmt n NezU6pyport.
The preliminaries were Ggned for genera
'sace on the fri day Of this month At London, by
lord Fiavkbury, and NJ. OttO and that they have
incc been ratified BY his Britannia MajeHy, and he
EaG ConiulOl France.
"A Congrels is 10 be held at Amens to adjufl the
dsinvs treaty to which the Allies are requeaed to
end PIenpotentiaries.
"a treaty Ofpeace between RufIia and Spain. has
10 been fgned at Paris, BY Medrs. Azara and Ma.
bF"
4 letter from respectable gentleman in England
= hs friend in Nswburypor, informs. that loan Of
Bg HaoriR eriag had been requelled from the peopc
By the srtif government.
A coniderahIe mock Of an earthquake was fs!t a
Philadelphia, o. Thuld.y I2th inf accompaniedwith
al''tre exp of5n, followed BY umbng ditant found
iga agitation was PercePtible in fevera houles. No
naFy o. any kind was f1Arned
a''ouni' from NewOr cans, aate that The yellow few
9 was increalng Aleter from thence mentions, that
a'' county and province is abfoIutey ceded 10 The
''sca oy the Spaaards and that Bowles and the In
'1 are very roubefone, having killed Gevera Span
n odisE. and lst,ers.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

Previous 10 a Ia;e election ia New-York, money was
RATED BY fblcrpion qualify certain democrats TO
vote. They arc called " rontine Voters, and are fAid
have decided the election in one or two wards De-
mocrats are iureIy the MOI 0itaous people in the
void Libery mnA be f..s il their hands I! (P4!J
The report Of the deah Of alexander, Emperor Of
Rudia, is untrue
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

And the Eaid PioPrieios voted and aGefied Tax Of
ot In oH1r tor the year 1893 each Proprietor's
riSht ~ tad town and committed the fame 20 che fad
Andrew Rogers t!q ~ collect And he whoye If
i-id aa mentioned Tax nov appears to DC due and
unpaid.
And whereas all the above mentioned Taxes have
been poitrd and publ thed by The aid AEdre ROGERS
Lq as The Law directs, yet P1rlon has appeared TO
u"charge tne lang Therefore, PaaEs aofis u Bese5y
grvsa, That un~G the above mentioned Taxes and in
crycnls charges thereon paid Oh Or before Nom INV
bs 4tJ Kay Of J4paay as@ 70 mach Of the delinauens
ProprltOrs Lands VIII b tuice emf 10 dfcharre the
d Taxes aud intervening charges thet con- will Be fold
AZ Pubic Venduc the hishet bidder Oh the laid attn
day OF January next OF the clock IN the fore
Loon, It the dwelling hou!e Of capt Abraham PRAY,
Iunh0der, in "A q Lebanon. The Vendue will conf
and be adjourned from day to day and from time
to time ccc4Gon may require.
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ORDAINED
At Northampton, n. II. "a the 18th inn Rev. o.
nafbm French 4a che psGora Of the church AM
congregation il that place.
o. ihl 9Th inn Rev J.f56 Tu-Lrasan, TO the patio
raj Office AZ Cheilea.
o. The goth Sept R.v T2-at5aa W'ssy07lu. to the
Pait7Ta clrl Of the frit church and ccngreg ,on ia
BaruG ,he
MARRIED
II BIS town. Capt WILLIAM LOWELL, to Mis- Bet
sEY MOVES
Capt. HeNR9 WALEE2. to Mils AIMS BoYINroN
Capt JOSHUA FREEMAN to MiE ELIZA ELsoN
AZ Falmouth, by tbs Rev Nathan Stone, Rev Ca
LIB BRADLEY. to Milf SALLY CaocKER
AZ Ncvgiouc-Qe MIR. ELEzER a TENK7, Editor
Of rms q 4zctte, IL Mif GLARlNA y. GREUxLEnF
Al Falmouth, by Kew. Mr.. Bradley, Mr. NATHAN.
IUL STEVENS 70 Mis N4sBY LEY
DIED
At Charle0on s. c. thc Right Reverend RoBERr
SMITH BIthop Of SouJhcaroIina aged "a
A, Georgetown. Mr. Teba B3d editor and proprietor
Of the Georgetown G4zctte.
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Capt. Story, who arrived At Eewburyport on Wed
Midday hR, in IS days from LiGb'n, informs that shc
news Of peace had reached there, and oecaGo' cd a
peat hsguation Of buGnefs
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-03-11
The beautiful, thorough bred I'M
ported Hor1e,
OK ELL e Y,

Now riGing FIVE years old, beautiful
bay, ofine bone and elegantly formed,
and allowedby Intelligent lportfincn to be
of the 6rt flock III England, which, by
reference to the certificate given by the
breeder will more fully appear, to wit
1 do hereby ce,1jty that The bay calf I
tbs day ./oldto Mr.. 7homas Reeves, mey-
chant, 1oas bred BY me, and got by Aa
vil, bis dam BY Eelie/s, grand dam by
Blank, great grand dam BY old Snip,
great, great grand dam BY the Godolpbu
44rabian, ant of Mr.. F,nmbton's zvbHe
] ueeked mare. flbe,dam of The a6ove colt
is 0zvu hjfev TO- 4guysAus BY EcA15e.
p. O'KELLEY.
The above mentioned horfe will cover
mares the enking feafon, the frlt three
days iii every week at Mr.. Chas. Loves
feat Saliibury, and the balance Of the
week at Sudley Farm, about FIVE miles
tiaant, at Fifteen and an Half Dolzars
the isafon, and SIX Dollars the Jingle leap,
which may be discharged atany time dur.
ing the feafon by the payment of twelve
dollars and three fhillings to the groom
Notes tor fifteen dollars and an half, will
be expected from thoie who fend their
mares. Mares coming from di1ance
can be paltured at 80 cents per week, and
grain furniihed them, if required, at the
market price every attention fhaM be
paid them, but will not be anfwerable for
accidents or eicapes. The leafon will
commence on the 10th of March next, and
continue until the 9th Of Auguft.
ROBERT CARTER.
February o. eozm
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Of. z7-eozm)
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

SEVEN hundred and eightyeight acres
in the county of Hampihire, on the wa
tiers of Great Cape Capon, about 20 miles
from the Warm Springs, and 80 from
WincheAer. This land is full of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may be made, with so to SO acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and in
the heart of the timber there is a fine feat
for 1aw-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-five acres in the county of Ohio, on
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 ieventy-Gx and three
fourths acres, within three miles Of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,.
near its mouth, and within I of a mile
of the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres of rich bottom.
notify in cultivation, with z74 fine Susay
Trees on it; from which am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO feat for GRIT
and faw mills on it, equal to any in that
neighborhood, and upon never falling
ftream of water. The upland is rich,
with plenty of timber, and part under cul-
tivation. This farm is well improved
with good orchard, houfes and fencing.
and rented laf year for produce equal to
fxty pounds per ann. MIR. Joieph Butler,
at the Warm Springs, will thew it. will
fell 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. T. HOOE.
January r. o.
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Ricketts,, Newton g Co.

Ricketts,, Newton Is Co.
HAZE RECEIVED,
In addition to their former flock, a ./utpJ
eftbe .follo7ving GOODS: ;.
Bru11ells. and Scotch Car
peting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
CaRimeres,
Handfolne Regiaer Stoves, with Steel
Tenders, S.
Shovels and longs,
A handfome ai1ortment of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books,
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Dreiiing Cafes complete,
A handfone anortment of Tapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant Tea Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
.,ers, Tea and Coffee Urns,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold Chains.
February IS. d
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Mount Vernon Eherv

The public are informed that the re
port OF the dihery being rented is MI:
take, the parties who were to have rented
It having withdrawn from the bar.ga;n
Fifth will be fold from the feline as eb s.,,
at this landing as at any on the river, and
every exertion ufed to accommodate cnf
toners. The roads leading to this filhery
are very direct and will be kept in oood
order tor the accommodation of waqgoners
March $. d6ff
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AT a Court held for the county
Of Weitmoreland, the 2 I'd day
Of December, 1900.
Stephen Bailey, Executor,
Of Jeremiah G. Bailey,
dxeeG/ea, compAt.
vs.. In chancery.
5aue Bailey, Adm'x ef
Samuel Bailey, dec. and
William W,Igbt, dts.

The defendant, Jane Bailey,
adminiGratrix Of Samuel Bailey, deceaied,
not having entered her appearance and
given fecurity agreeably to the act of af-
iembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the court that the iaid Jane
is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth, OH the motion Of the complain
ant, by his council, it is ordered that the
faid Jane do appear here on the fourth
Monday in February next, and anlwer
the bill of the complainant And that a
copy Of this order be forthwith publilhcd,
in 1cme newfpaper printed in this COM
monwcalth, for two months fucceilively,
and ported at the front door of this court
hou1e.
A copy, tefe,
JOS. FOX, Jun. c. VIC.
IF. z7-eozm)
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KNIGHT Of MALTA
YOUNG GIFT


THESE celebrated JACKS are 70 well
known as to render deicription unnecef.
fary fufice it to fay, they are hyperion
to any In the United States, as they were
imported and from them have fprune mol
Of thoie now in the country.
They will cover at Eigkf Dollars the
teaion and Ha5fa DeAar to the groom.
GOOD pa!turage gratis, but not anlwer.
able tor accidents or eicapes.
Mount Vernon, March {. dot
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To be Rented,

To be Rented,
And feOSDEen .given iwwediately---
A two fory houie and garden on Duke
Areet, about two fquares to the eafward
of the fone bridge,
w. HARTSfORNE.
A number of yaluable lots
In different Etuations, to be iold--alfo, a
brick houie in King freet, in the tenure
of Thomas Cruie "a part of the purchafe
money will be taken in Alexandria Bank
flares at par, and for 1ome of the lots, A
lexandria Infurance flares at price to be
agreed on. For part Of the purchafe mo-
ney of either, liberal credit may be had.
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To be Sold.
On fbefyf day Of APRIL next, aojX be .x-
99/ea to Sale, at tbe Red Hoa/s,
a M l L l.,
Wath about 500 Acves of LAND
adyjouing, ,ftaAt<d on Broad Run, in
Prince N1l9iam county, 6elo1v Buck
land.
The MILL-HOUSE is two Aories high
and has two pair Of fones in it. 1t is faid
to be iituated upon the beif ftream in that
country, and the feat as well calculated
for mill as any upon that fream. AS I
have not lately feen the premiIes cannot
fay In what condition they are at prefent,
! would therefore recommend it to thofe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day of fale.
The land will be fold with the mill
One third Of the purchafe money will be
required In hand, and the other two
thirds In annual initallments. The pur-
chaier fhall receive his deed upon the firR
payment, but mortgage will be requir-
ed upon the premifes to 1ecure the refdue.
THOMAS SWAMI,
Atto,xey fer Jobu WIylon.
January 81. Iawzm