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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08
IN O. TIC E.

Intending lhortly to leave
misplace, 1t is requeGed Of thoie to whos'
/ am indebted on Mrs. Walhineton,s ~
my own account, that they fend their b;,i.
to Mrs. Warrington or ME, on or befor.
the hrf day of January next, when tba s
ihall be Pald-and thofe who are indebted.
to Mrs. Warrington, or me, will pleats
to make immediate payment to
JAMES ANDERSON.
MoNxf- Verxou, Dee. 70. eo6t
a HO11aE aoCo,- -.,.----.s
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08
a HOu1ekeeper wanted

LIBERAL wages will be given to !,
dilcreet Woman, capable of managing h.
affairs Of my family as Aoxekeeber-
A middle aged woman Of mild difpoG
ton and regular department will be pre-
ferred, as part of her attention will b.
necedary in experimenting nurfery Of
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December 13, 1900. .eoatf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08

Notice is hereby given to
the Stock Holders Of the Bank of Alexan-
dria, that an Election will be held at the
Court Hou1e in this town on the third
Monday in January next, for the purpoie
OF chooiing nine Directors Of fad Bank,
Tor the eniuing year, agreeably to- charter.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cafh'r.
& Dec. I6. dAw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08

THE aoclSholders of the Bank of Alex
andria, are hereby informed, that a divi-
dend of Jfve per cent on the. capital flock
of faid Bank, for the half year ending this
day, is declared, and will be ready to be
paid to them, or their representatives on
'Thurfday next.
By o,dey oftbe bye/Edent, anil directors,
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Gather.
January s. eow4
WANTED TO HIRE,
Far The ./lrvice Of the Potomac Company
for The ez/xi4g year, to 1vork at The
Gyeat-F1As,
A number Of active, able.
bodied NEGRO MEN, for whom libe-
raj wages will be given. They will be
well fed, clothed and lodged, humanely
treated, and in cafes of iicknels taken good
care OF at the expence of the Company
Their wages will be paid quarterly, and
II deiirable to the owners, agents will be
appointed at different places to pay at the
expiration ofeach quarter, as may be moit
convenient to the parties. Further parti-
aculars may be had by application to Mr..
Alexander Reid, at the Great Falls, or
to the iubfcriber in George Town.
BY order Of the PRECEDENT and Direc-
tors.
JOSEPH CARLETON,
Irea/arsr Of The, PotomQe Comtany.
George Town, Dec. 20. got
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08
\ Frefh Raiiins.
pFaR received few boxes of excellent Raj
fins, and for Sale, by
JOHN & ]. TUCKER.
December "a. go

ohreve and anney,
Have for /ale at their ./qore, ON Union, be-
fzveen Prince and Duke frees.
Cattle foap in boxes
4th proof Barcelona brandy !.
! A few tierces of whiikey
Eaf and Wef-India fagar, coffee, &c.
Hyfon, fuchong- and bohea tea
A quantity of dipt candles
Writing paper aAorted, in bales
Wrapping do.
China, afforted Handsomely, incafes
Soal, and upper leather
Mems Women's and children's hoes of
different qualities
Leading and other lines
A few pieces Of handiome furniture.
All the above articles are of good
quality, and will be fold low for cath or
country produce. Dec. II. co
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08

An exteniive and we'll cholen Aaortme>
of
CALICoEs & CH1NTsEs,
With variety of other articles, this day
received, and for Sale, by
JOHN IIORSBURGH.
u ]. Horfburgh RESPECTFULLY informs
thoie OF his cuftomers with whom he has
running accounts, that he is under the ne
GETTY of difcontinuing this practice -
therefore in future he,will fell for Cath or
Produce only.
December RI. "a
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-01-08

The Subscribers and Mem
bers of the Mutual Infurance Company a.
gainf Fire on Goods and Furniture In
the fate Of Virginia, are hereby requeRed
to attend in perfon or by proxy their an
nual General Meeting to be held on the
iecond "Wednesday in next January, which
being the fourteenth day of the laid month.
w. F. Asst,
Principal Agent.
Richmond, Dec. s. (16) 4t1aw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

ANTHONY SAWYER.
Hair Dr1Dsr and Pe,,amey,
lately from Baltimore)
Lower end OF King -areet, near Ramfev's
wharf,
BcgS leave to inform the
Ladies of Alexandra, and the country
generally, that having received the new.
eft fafhion Of Ladies Wigs and Filets. he
will be thankful to receive their order.
tor the above articles, and will warranr
them equal to any manufactured on the
continent.
N. B. Any Lady wifhing to Zee his
Patterns, may be accommodated by iend-
Ing iervant to his ihop.
!, @ He has for iale, every article in
ne Perfumery line, on the mott realona.
bic terms. =
or fmall quantity.
Alex. Dec. s. A
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

y Q r SIT Z,
The large three Rory Brick
w AREHOUSE, with the two itory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot to
the north eat corner of King Rreet.
For ize, ftrength, convenience and
goodneis Of Rand. this property is certain
~ the bet In town. For terms, apply
IN Baltimore to ,Nlears. Martin e 7auf.
fret, and In Alexandra to the fubfcriber
Wbo 7viX Reut
The three tory brick Ware
houie adjoining, formerly occupied by
MIR. John Ridley.
"A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February 2. eosm
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

agreeable to a Deed Of T1uH,
from Capt. John Haqvklxs, ef Fax
2niey County, to the labeyibers, MILL
BE SOLD on the prentice, to the blgb-
sf bidder, for ready m0ney, on Wsdxsc-
Day The zsb Of February next,
The Plantation waeron the
faid Hawkins now lives: containing about
67o acres, lying within 80 miles of Ere
derickfb urg, Falmouth and Dumfries, and
within about 40 of Alexandria, George
Town and the Federal City.
1t is thought unnecenary to be particu-
lar as to the quality and improvements,
as perion inclined to purchaie will no
doubt view the fame before the day Of
fale.
DUNBAR e. VASs.
yas. 70, 1850. dsItsI)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24


Ricketts,, Newton s. Co.
Have jgf rTeeived and for Sale, at The
corner fore, otpefte .foha 3anxry's. ~.
fallequixg GOODS-zvboie/ale and ~.
taiz for CgA and Produce:
Superflne and ed Cloths
Blue Plains
do. FRIES
do. Kerieys
White, yellow ard green Flanne!s
do. do do. Raize,
Roie and dufdl Blankets
Durants, Camblets and Wildbores
RuAels and Antiloons -
Cotton and linen Checks
Kerfcymeres and Swandowns
Velvets, Thckfetts and Cords
A handfome aGortment Of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton HoE
do. elk do.
Black Grape
White and black fix and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
] Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
Rutla Sheeting and Irifh Linens.
They baue aJo,
Brown Sugar by the hid.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and ouan.
tity Of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
wheat, Rye and Corn.
or Left by capt. Mortimore, of tn.
Baltimore packet, at their warehoule, fun
dry MW Irons-Tfe owner is requeited
to take them away.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

The Sublcraber waN SELL,
EXCHANGE for approved lands
near the Blue Ridge,
A valuable Tract of Land
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court houie, and near the bank
OF the Potomac, containing 1863 acres.
This tract is divided into two plantations,
on the one there is brick dwelling houfc
SO by 80 feet conveniently divided, and
two brick offices, a4by 16 feet. A fran
led houie 90 by IS feet de6gnea for an
overieer, and other out houfes.
The convenienees Of this place are equal-
led by few, and the sprofpect excelled by
none in the fate. The houfe is fituated
on high hill and commands an extenfive
view OF the Potomac and the Cheiapeake
pay. There is a creek Astounding with
Ehe hneit fifth and oyiters, which termi-
hates the fat land of this traet, that is ma
Tigable for bay craft, and affords an ex-
fellent landing place within half a mile
Pf the houfe. On this part Of the tratt
fhere is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, and a variety Of other
ruit trees. 1t has great Efficiency of
pak and hickory timber, for the uie of
ne plantation, beGdesa large quantity of
pine.
" On the other plantation there is frame
yelling houie 81 by IS feet, and a few
u houies, fuch as tenants generally have
bout them. This part of the tract is as
tell iituated for farming as any lands in
Virginia. It is well watered, has fluff
fency of timber for its fupport, and aou
iihing young peach and apple orchards.
As II is preiunlable that no perfon will
make iuch purchaie without viewing the
|remiies, all that is neceaary to add IS thar
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon. will
hew the whole, and is fully authorized 70
make iale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL.
N. B. Any perlon purchafng NAV be
fuPPlied with flock of all kinds neceaarv
and fuificient for the plantation.
February 70, 1901. raw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

u ~ ~
-
robcr@ for Sale
Two hundred and forty Acres
81 excellent FARMING. L44ND, lying
in the county Of Loudoun, about 4. miles
from Leeiburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
ker's Gap, being part of Scotland Tract,
I formerly belonging to Mr.. w. Melton.
- A HOUSE and LOT in
Leeiburg, poGeGed by Mr.. DAYTON, mer-
hant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, Gtuated, in tFairfax-hreet, Alexan
dria, in the poGeilion Of Mr.. Charles
Cones, cozchmaker.
a LOT in Dumfrics, on
which are built Arong and commodious
brick dwelling houle and kitchen, fla
bic and granery--in the occupancy of Mr..
Fine Smock. This meHuage, from its
vicinity to the creek and other local pro-
perties, y we'll calculated dor perton In
sA the grain or tobacco buGneis.
1.-THE two frR mentioned properties are
not previouly difpoisd Of by private bar
4 pain, they will be expofed to public fale
y ,t Mrs. Myers's tavern, In Leeiburg, on
Al'c he 9th day Of March next, being the frR'
~ lay of Loudoun county court.
S For terms, application may be made to
MIR. Thomas Harriion, Dulnfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Camsrox,qreet, alexandria.
February Z. mw&ftf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24
!, FOR SALE,
4 LOT of GROUND

On the .oornerof, Queen and Fairfax itreets,
extending lz3 feet 2 inches on Queen
treet, IS feet inches on Fairfax Rreet:
this property is liable to no incumbrance.
For terms apply to Mr.. John Green, A
lcxandria, or MIR. Hezekiah Price, Old
Town, Baltimore.
GT Liberal credit will be allowed fox
the payment.
January z. soI8t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-24

On THE fyf day Of AbW next, 4vIlb< <x.
fe|ed to Sale, at the Red-l1oa/e,
A NJ I L l.,
With about 500 Acyes of LAND
aa,oiuixg, ylftzat<d on Broad-R RIM, in
Prince MILAN county, belo4v Buck
land.
The MILL-IIOUsE is two tories HIGH
and has two pair Of ltones in it. It faid
to be fituated upon the beR ftream in that
country, and the feat as well calculated
tor mill as any upon that itream. AS /
have not lately feen the premifes cannot
lay in what condition they are at preient.
would therefore recommend it to thofe
who may be inclined to purchafe, to view
them before the day Of iale.
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 infsllments. The pur-
CHATTER fhall receive his deed upon the 'frff
payment, but mortgage will be requir-
ed upon the premifes to 1ecure the reGdue.
THOMAS SWAMI,
attorney Jo, John Wiy/on.
ganuaIy 81. Iawzm
Freih Raifins.
Jut received few boxes Of excellent Raj.
fms, and for Sale, by
JOHN & ]. TUCKER.
December "a. 90
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

CUMBERLAND a. Marco Term, 1901
To sse Han JsRess IF tie Coss g Cozsoa Pear, bsgpa
and toLSa at Portland and fer fbe County Of Cg17Esraa
or 9f !sf Tagiay Of Mayeb, in tbs year 1901.
z BENEZER OWEN of faid Port
- land, tailor, abigail Owen and Mary Owen,
-ipners; Joieph Owen and John Owen, yeomen Sally
Owen, fpinlter all Of lad Portland and Ebentzer
Owen Jun. Rebecea Owen, and Gotten Owen, minors
under the age of twenty years. who fue by Ebene-
ser Owen aierelaid, their guardian, duly appointed
humbly thew, that they nterefted in a tract Of
land IN Portland aforefaid, the defcription and bounds
whereof are as follows, viz noiey of forty five a.
ores, beginning pine Handing by Cafco River
thence running north forty three degrees and thirty
minutes weery two hundred and forty three rods and
from faid tree the river thrtythree rods TO
take, thence north wetery forty degrees & thirty
minutes, two hundred and frty five rods, thence on
parallel line TO the end of the two hundred and FORTY
thrse rods, according to the furveyors plan, Nov To-
1887 Said land alto bounded wefterly by land for
Elerly in the pofeiEon Of George Bralnhal afterwards
OF oihua Brackett, iouthery by fore river aud eater
ly by land faid to be formerly in the pohefHon of
lhsddtus Clark, and afterwards of Anthony Bracket,
and the moiety aforeiad, is the fame which Thomas
Weitbrook fold to William Cotton by deed bearing
date Feb. I, l74e-4r.-And your petitioners further
new that they are entitled TO one third part Of ead
moiety, and that the faid Ebenezer Owens intereR
therein thar Of by the curefy Of the whole
thereof and the intere of your other petitioners is the
remainder in fee thereof in commoR and that they
are deirous have their faid third part Of laid
| moety now lying IN common with other rights Of per
| ions TO your petitioners unkaowB, fevered from the
re6due and let off to them TO hold in fcveraty.-
Wherefore, they pray this Hon Court thar partition
of faid land may be made according law and faid
third part of fad moiey fe, of entreand in duty
| bound lha ever pray.
W. SYMMEs, Attoyaty sf Pcfhi'ar,s.
At Court Of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland, begun and holden at Portland
in and for fid county, the lat Tuefday Of Marcht
"A. ID. 1901,
Upon the petition of Ebenezer
Owen and others, whereof the foregoing is a copy,
ORDERED, That the petitioners
caufe the fevera perfons intereled aid etate and
living within the State tho attorneys of uch are
sbent and have attorneys rehding within the State,
be duly notified Of ad petition by fervng them per-
ionaIy with copy thereof leaving copy at their
yelling houie, or Ian place of abode by inlerting
the lubnsuce Of the fame three weeks fuccelvey IN
more ofthe public newspapers that they may have
opportunity TO make their exception this Court on
the thrd Tweiday of June their granting the fame
hnef-SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
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DIRECT TAX

NOTICE is hereby given TO the unknown pro-
~ prietors OF Land IN the following towns, that
the Dned Tax on iad Lands became due and paw
able on the ieventh day of April, 1900; and 70 much
of faid Lands will be fold az the following times
and places as will pay the Game with Incidental COTS
and charges, az the law directs unlels prevented ~
previous. payment, viz. al in Poland and qarner, az
the houfe OF NATHAN NILES, 10 Poland, on Mon
day the wenty-ftcond day Of June next, at one
O'Clock in the forenoon all IN Sumner and Hapt-
toT6, at the houie ofINcREAsE ROBINSON, in Sum
ner, on Thuriday the twenty fifth day of Tuue
next, at two O'Clock in the Afternoon.
LardT n POLAND QvEert t,7kr9ryr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
HYMENEAL

a Haai sg1 PAL 1rb07 hVs aHife',
n Hymen'a Pls5lEg re-
gbai r4si jsarts q fpf s'Agbif'
That slgssggas F'ji'
. r1RRZED-At Brunfuick or the ID ina BY the
~ E6.rsssy CsEa sar JosEPH ELLERY FozcsAFT, Of
y.y.lOstsaer . Mic HASN SToNEoi stunlwiok.
A fssncuth, BY toe Rev Caleb Bradley, Mr.. ASA
Asr,s, 10 Ms SALLY KNIGHT:
MORTALITY.
DuD-M Havsrhil. Rev. Giles Merrill sect 64-
At guDaabie, Rev. Enrich Edridg aged AT
Fsuosloi Mr.. David Moore aged o5. AT sorJhbo-
ID. DsilOn Jon Livermore, aged co year. and 7
nssihs.
lslrsard, Miis Sarah Thur0ihs, aged u. Her dif-
,afuss rdIcpiy, ana Tic had been apped III times
81 M toasie Of which operations Che diichareed %
hssiss, . gallons, quarts an pints Of water !
fIgG PlfmI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

..,asnF of Srience at Stockholm has
.es ~ Inliture at Pals for Astronomical
''P'Lu {atIiciently corr e6t 10 fix invariably
IT, ~ IN 81 Torneo, the NOR remote town
" !, = u,,,h ef Europe, and at the fame time
I % .sS ,,,ient IA Weaern Bothinia. Ii was
II ~ -. ,hn Charles Xl viited on the 18th
4. ,6o4 accompanied BY feveral mathe
Y l.9 when he faw from the top Of a tower
I 80 ~ d midnight. This town is celebrated
I Il 4, Il. starvation that daupertuis and fome
y I, ,n,uobcrs Of The Academy Of Sciences at
81 =, made 10 l736 md 1877, 10 order to de.
' snn he figure + the giote.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
BATTLE sftbe NILE.

PM LII 81 t5S NILE,
which has been performed il mott Theatres il
America with reiterated burfs OF applaufr. The
teene draws and dlilovers ~ lx16t movement OF
the Sea, with thu French Fleet tying al anchor in
Roirt;4 Bay.-hif1, view " the Hand Of Alcppo,
with the CABLES and Mofks, CT places of Worihip-
On ne 5dCh ero0nd daan, v-w of the town of
Rnlctt5.
To conclude with the approach or The ENGLISH
FLEET, attended with ne CANNONADING,
&c &c. sc.
Prev 'ous 70 the Commencement Of this per-
Torrance, thr following COMIC SONG.
Glow Ms detcri7tun o. London, Mr.. Magi7HiJ.
Feats Of activity on the SLACK ROPE.
AID, The muci. admired irtrrludr of rh-
WINNER TRICK'D, or the
WHITE FOX CHASE.
To which whrh will BE- added ftycrsl comic
pieces from Steven, Le6tue On Head.
In The Courie OF the performance = RUSSIAN
WONDER, Or comic DWARF DANCE.
N. Il. MI May innis having been u Corf1era-
bic eZpeuf, n ere ting f:encry aud machinery
aho alterations in the frats, he therefore is under
the nrcelIi.y Of enhancing he price Of admittance,
t0 rs front fears, trconl flats IB-Ck.dren Cd.
The evenings 81 performing this week, vii lie o.
Monday, Wednesday aud Friday. tele6t party
may have private performance or Tucfday aud
Thurflay, BY applying to Mr.. Maginnis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

,;n,.sd 70 All that another dis.,
Fasait;'' sY r,re aeet, eonfGihg Of 4 flaps OF
90 q ne D,' s;eht frigates, full Of men, had
% lins, -Ds ~, port that the Hereditary
5sd rom I1, mo was 70 be created FRI Con.
Pisss q s e Republic, through the good
kl't nc =. - Tiop Of PruGia, his relation ard
fcss q ~ coral Government was fhortly 10
big ne ~ = 81 that purpofe, into The Coniular
ii GA So Sc eonciliation, and OF indemnih
~ P'' v. ~ IoG.s his family fnitained by ab'
IT, y - StadtholderihiP, is faid to have
lsa''as =, ne solicy and proprietY of the rnea-
gg'.so ri I-1laOd was Gin in a fase OF con-
~ -. .sd the country fu'jeded to martial
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CUMBERLAND q. MARcH TERM, 1901.
To re Her J s RE Court Of Corvoa PeOi, 6rgus ana
Ean Portland, r aad 5r ne CsDuy g Cuasberaas ca
he lsf Tagzsy IF Marc j. @e yesr 1901.
z LISHA TURNER, of Portland,
- in faid osunty, cauIker, and Sarah Turner his
wife humby thew, thar they interelied il the right
of laid Sarah in certain tract Of land in Portland,
aforeaid, the decripuon aud bounds whereof arc as
follows viz. the lad traa one moiety of forty five
sces bounded follows, beginning al pine tree an-
ding by Caieo River, thence running north forty three
degrees and thirty minutes welery two hundred and
forty three rods, and from faid as the river runs
down thirty three rods TO cake, and thence north
weery forty one degrees and thirty minutes two hHn-
dred and hXty FIVE rods theHce parallel line TO the
end Of the two hundred and forty three rods according
70 the iurveysr's plan, Nov 10, I6S7-iaid land IS
alfo bounded weaerly by land formerly in the pofef
on of George Bramhall, aherW ards by Iohua Brack-
ett louthery by fore river and eaery by land (aid
20 be formeriyn hePodefnon efThaddcusClark after
wards Of Anthony Bracket and the moiety zforefaid
is the fame which Thomas Welbrook fold to William
Cotton by deed bearing date Feb. z, -4I.-And
the faid Elha and Mary his wife, further thew that
the laid Mary's intere the faid moicty IS fee m-
pie enas in third part Of the fame now lying in
conmon with the re6due of faid moiety and with the
other moiey belonging 20 fome perfon perlons IN
known and that the fad Eliiha and Mary are dehr-
Gus 10 have and hold their sforefaid third part of
fsid moiety in feveraity. Wherefore they pray this
Hon Court that partition Of lad land may he made
according to law, and the ad Sarah part thereof be
fevered from the reddue And as in duty bound haIl
ever pray,
ELISHA TURNER, By w sYMMEs,
SARAH TURNER f5rir Attoyay.
At a Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland. begun and holden at Portland
in and for iad county, on the Ian Tuelday Of March
A. d. 1901.
Upon a petition of Eliiha Turner
and bis wife, whereof the foregoing is copy,
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe
the tveral perlons intereed in faid eate and living
within the zte the Attorneys Of fuch as are abierr
and have Attorneys reding within the Rate TO be du
y notified Of faid Petition by erying them perfonay
with copy thereof leaving copy their dwelling
houfe Ia0 place Of abode, by inlerting the fub-
tansc Of the fame three weeks fuccelivey IN one or
more Of the public newspapers, that they may have op
to make exceptions to this the th6d
Tuelday Of June next, to their granting the fame
AHef-SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clerk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

! <.,c,y flisu9, are ye5p.'s 70 6r7Uard rbey IVoys
! i "a 1iapSey eH7g 70 .l's their pHsf'aal
. Y. 4. cssaa..
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
WILLIAM VAUGHAN.
BY w. SYMMES, BIZ Att0,ney.

At a Court Of Common Pleas for the
County of Cumberland begun and holden At Portland,
in fad County, the lal Tuelday Of March, A. d.
one thouland eight hundred and one
On the petition Of William Vaughan
which was entered at January term 1890 and contn-
ued from term to term this term, whereof the fore
going is copy,
ORDERED, That the petitioner caufe
the feveral perlons :ntereed in faid eate or living
in the tate, the attorneys Of fch are ablent and
have attorneys refdng within the Gate, be daily no
tilted Of iaid petition, by lerving them perfonaly wiki
copy thereof, leaving copy thereof at their
dwelling houle or aa place Of abode, by inlering
the ubitancc of the fame three weeks fuccehivcy IN
or more of the publc newspapers, that they may
have oPnD tunity make their exception this Court
on the th rueldsy Of June next, TO their granting the
fame.
Aae-SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clark.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11

DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that
a the inblcrber have taken up and now have
in my care, red MARE, fuppcfed to Sc about
twenty years old which found doing damage
in the ihcofure of Mr.. Ebeneztr Allea.
RICHARD STUBS. FcidDrivry
Norftyarmoafb, May !, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-05-11
EXHIBITION

MECHANICS HALL, Water Street.
1N1R. MAGINNIS refre6tfdllv informs the public
b IS turniihed with new SCENERY, DRESSES,
DECORATIONS. &c.-and
This Evening May nth, by an ingenious piece
OF machinery, will be dhplayed grand iPectacle
Of the