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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28

Ran away from my pIaO,,..
near Dumfries, Virginia, abon, .aaon
days dnce, a negro lad named O np7 or8
about 10 years old, s. feet h;.b ENNIS,
dark brown colour, and when So So !, hasa
70 hangs his head; he had on, 'u =. lp'k;a
went away, a brown cloth co.., "asahs
wool hat, coalle ihirt, naokeer e0ar,
looms and coarfe country made sa p'Ha.
4 liberal reward =, will be given :,
perlon who will lccure fad DENIM s1" !; TO any
jail, 70 that ! get him; and MY. IN any
rou s reward will be given, and ' es5ssa
Il IS expected he is lurking ,s,,.
lsxandrla or George Town, ~ s'0 s', a.
places he has relations. Heiss nos sa dc
tol fellow, and il care be nor ,,t I''Ua ait.
him he will again make his efcs.a ,''' VITA
his eyes is injured. 0'sol
JESSE EWELL, e.,
n. B. All matters of yeaels a1a s q.
are forewarned from harborine b,, O''e 4,
he is delivered into the hands If .l arc.. Il
Ewell, Alexandria, or Thos, E y, nl'I y
Town, 1t will aniwer every purpol;. u
May a. '. a..
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
NOTICE.

On the 18th day of June next
| flaall leave this place for Kentucky. Al
will undertake to tranfatt any buincf;is
that fate; or in the Territory North
Welt OF the River Ohio. | hall refa
In the town of Wilmington, and praar.
law in the leveral courts held there, in h,
hyperion Courts for the faid fate; and !,
the hyperion courts for the fad tcrtitcy,
which are held at Cincinnati. :"
After my departure, my father, Cleaa
Moore, will forward any papers With
may be left with him.
N. B. ] nave been employed by fu.
raj perions who have military claims, to
obtain furveys and patents for them and
who have other intere(s in Lands. AL
am we'll acquainted with lurveying hal
be glad to undertake any buGneG Of this
kind.
HENRY MOORE.
Alesand,is, Columbia,
Aprl 80, 1909. 7awI5thj
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
ATTENTION.

u f,
WANTED to employ lmme-
diately, for the benefit of the Goth Re
ginem of Virginia Militia, two MU-
SICIANS /; one to teach the different
beats Of the drum, the other, the n,uiic
Of the fife. Such perlons as are we'll qua
lifted for the above tuition, and will en-
gage to infrua the learners which will
conift of fxteen boys for each branch,
ihall receive liberal compensation from
the fubfcriber, who is authorized by law
TO employ tutors; and by the Court of
Enquiry, to pay them for their ferVices
when performed.
CHARLES LITTLE.
April 7. Fairfax County, 2awtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
n tie cafe Of .7aa1e- Gall1e5,
IA BANKRUPT.

WHEREAS a commillion of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and iaued againit
James Gillies, of the town Of Alexandria,
in the diariet of Columbia, by the name
and the deicription of James Gillies, on
the 9th day iof May, in the year of our
lord, one thou{and eight hundred and two :.
And whereas the commiilioners in and dy,
the faid commilion named and authorizes,
have declared him to be a bankrupt; the
iaid commiiioners do hereby inmmon and
require the faid James Gillies perlonally
TO be andappear before the commiaioners,
in the faid commifion named, on Thurfday
the 18th day of this prelent month; on
Thurlday the sd day Of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day of the fame month,
at Gadlby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day, then
and there TO be examined: and to make a
full and true dilcovery and dilclofu.e of all
his eifate and effects according TO the d.
reetions of the act of Copgreis, entitled,
" An act TO eftablihl an uniform fyifem of
bankruptcy throughout the, United States, -
at either otwhich meetings the creditors Of
laid bankrnpt may attend TO prove the
lame, and taoie who are indebted to the
faid bankrupt, or have efeas Of any Kind
in their hands belonging to hin, are NOT
to pay away or fecrete the fame
JAMES KEITH, i
T q HER BERT
J.. B. NICHOLS,
Tsfe, HENRY MOORE.
Secretary 10 the eommmi0Sou.
May s. aow
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
NOTICE.

THE Committee appointed for erect
ss;no . LODGE ROOM, on the market
{ns s beg leave to inform thofe gentle
men who have been 70 liberal as 70 at
ford voluntary aid, thar the materials are
aIl.procured and contracts made with work
men T and the work will be commences
this week, and that payment of their
G,bfcriptions'wiil be Immediately reqaefeo
bv tke con,mittee MAY Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
DisrRIcf e colustAiA, 70 WIT.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

IN PluJaanee an order the
sCncuit Corr far the ayJ7fi9 aaa comm
nfoyejaia, made b. fo4lsut IF parties y
tbs CAFE of The Uaited States; v. s.
Po5er.I.. Hoae q 0skcrs iuebaaeery, quiA
b sxbeJea to 5ablic jals IA, rsady mmg
npon The 10Th dy Of .51faue next, f6s falloeu.
mg. q,0luabk p,obeyy, couveyed IN f,gf 10
fbs JabJt,fbers ~ Cal. jain Fitzgerald,
iate Of this tozva, deeeysd, uis So
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fouth fde of King freet and eaft fide of
Union freet, and bounded by an alley Of
90 feet in width, or the fouth from Uni.
on.freet TO the water. On this piece of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
houles, "a feet 4 inches in front, ~ feet
deep and three Aories high each--Alfo, 4
SAIL LOF I above The up Per tory 70
feet in length AID AZ feet wide upon the
Hoor--- all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the aitGde of this houfe, is piece
Of ground unimproved the whole length OF
the houfe, S feet deep, terminating on a
as feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
SO in breadth. Appertaining to the pier
] is dock IS feet wide on the one fde and
another rs feeton the other fide.
VIM. HERBERT,
Jno. c. HERBERT, irn8ees'
May 8. dit
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28

AL perlons are cautioned a.
gaina purchahng certain lots Of land ad-
joining TIE town. OF Alexandria, adysr-
tiled for fale by Philip Fitzhugh, and
Charles Simms, as attornics for Mr.. Pen
dleton, and faid to have been the proper
'fy of Baldwin Dade, as there is now a
fuit pending and undetermined in the
chancery court for the county of Fairfax,
inftituted by me for the iaid property,
aud which | have nodoubt Of being deter
mined according 10 my wiChes.
r. ALEXANDER.
way IS. ec3t
e. Printing IN all It's "a
rely, executed at this office,
ruth neatnels and h;batch.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
The term Of Partnerfhlp

eT-so ole e"i'.6
IaunRion g Vestch.
expired on the 9Th Of December, 1901 ::
All bufinefs relating to that firm will be
fe.tied by the fubfcrlbers at their counting
room on King freet.
Jonah THOMPSON,
RICHARD VEIICH.
WAo offer for SALE, on literal
terms, The 1slzo7viag Propfrty, zig.
Two Tracts OF Land IN Lou
doun county, oneof which is lltuate near
the Gum Spring, being well timbered,
and containing foar hundred aeres--,he
OTHER near Broad Run Church, continuing
four hundred acres, (adjoinlng the lands
of George Leg on which there is an ex-
teniiye peach orchard late the property
of John Spencer.
One Lot Of leafe Land, in the
Manor OF Leeds, Fauqa:er county, con-
aiming two hundred acres late the pro-
rerty Of AquiIa Davis.
One Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing five hundred
acres lfaid to be very vaIuable) htuate on
the fouth lids Of Glady Creek late the
property of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Trad in Hamp-
fhore county, on branch Of Fairley's
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the property Of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Ferti-
lily, containing two hundred ard fxty
acres, in Wefmoreland county, fate OF
Pennsylvania, fituate on the Monongahe-
la, about one quarter Of mile below
Gamers Ferry, and 4 miles above PaTkin-
fon's ferry, binding three quarters of
mile on faid river. A coaiderable pro-
portion of faid tract is bottom land, with
a valuable orchard of fusar trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re-
mainder very heavily timbered.
One other Tra6t containing
one thonland acres, on Green River, in
tie fate of Kentucky; being part of the
military lands formerly belonging TO G.
Rice. deceafed.
One Houlean Lotin Charles
Town, Jeferlon county, On the Main
frest leading from HarPer's Ferry to
Wincheaer, occupied by Adam Haun.
A vacant Lot In faid town,
Gtuate on the fame freet, adjoining the
fore of Thomas fEammand.
Two handfome three ftory
Brick dwelling Houies, with brick fables
and carriage houies to each, ituate on
Pennsylvania ayense in the City of Waih-
ington: atprefent occupied by John Coyle
and Benjamin G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houfe in
George Town, oppohte the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
of faid wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houfe in
the town of Alexandria, ftuated en- Prince
itreet, between Fairfax and Royal itreets
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot on Prince and
Royal freets, adjoining faid brick houfe.
The vacant Lots on Prince |
ftreet, on the eaG hde offaid brick houle. |
The fsuation Of the above property is
equal to any in the town for buhnefs.
A Houfe and Lot on King
freet: now occupied by S. Snowden and
Co.
A Lot fronting fifty fix feet
on Prince freet, and extending back 11o
feet, kounled by an alley on the fouth |
on part Of laid lot is the warehoule occu- !
piel BY Hugh Smith. |
A Lot on the wet hde Of
Warrington irees, between Prince and !
Dnke }freets. 1aw6m
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-28
Denny and Powell

.Have FIR /als, at tbAir Gratey and Far
Store, King FRET, o2Pgfte Mr. R@i
HeiReI's Ta4,s,0.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

NTE the Subicriben being by the couft of
w Probate for rhs town Of Newport. sp-
pointed comminioncp to receive, examine snd
adult the claims Of the crrditon. 10 the caate
Of osEPH MuMFoRD, late Of Newport, Tin
plale-worker. dcceaied, reprcfensod' infolvent, -
Give notice TO sIl perfoos having claims TO fsid
eRatc. to briog then in to either Of us, at oor
respective dwellings, within FIX months from the
date hereof, being tho timc allowed by faid
Court. SAMUEL C. CAER, 1 Commy.
JOHN WANTON, f0ners.
gJr And all perfons indebted TO izid efatc,
are requeacd TO make Immediate payment to
MARY MUMFORD, Aduiax.
Newport, June I3. isoa. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

principal. OF the puoi:r debt and that all fach
payments fhaIl continue TO be made at the tilae
heretofore preicfibed by law and the furpIus
only Of the appropriations made by this sd be-
yond the iums payable by virics of the provi-
lons Of any former ata, hall be spplicsbe TO the
Reimbursement, redemption, or purchxfc Of the
public debt in fhc manner provided by this aa.
Sec. 8. Axd be ii Jryf5ry erztssS. That
all the reanttions and fegulstions heretofore
easblfhei by lsw, for regulating the execution
OF The duties enjoinci upon the eommfionen Of
the finking fund, ,sil apply TO and he 10 as foil
force for the execution Of the snalagous duties
enjoincd by this stf, as IL they were herein par
ticulariy repeated and re-ensttcd Pysvidfd
bszuevfr, That rhe particular annual account Of
all laes Of ltock. Of loans. and of pay yments, by
them made. fhsli. hereafter, be laid before Con-
grefs on the fra week of Fcbruary, in each
year and 70 much of any former act as direct
ed fuch account TO be laid before Conesefs with
10 fourteen days afler their meeting, is hereby
repealed.
NATHANIEL MACON,
Sts0ksS Of f6e HsEjf of R,p,sjSsfatfvss.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
P,ofdtsf Of fbe Sm4ie proitmpsye.
ArPRovED, April 1o. 1907.
TIL JEFFERSON,
Pysifdenf ef tb< Umned Slater.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

THE Sobcriben. appointed by the Hon.
i Town Council OF Newport. cDtnmiiion-
en, TO receive aud examine ths claims againf
the cfste of Akxandly MaAhtasiom. late Of faid
Newport. Mariner, dcccaied, Iepreiented iniol-
vent and hx Months being allowed from this
date for the fame :--All perfons having claims
sgainR fsid efls,e, are requsaed 10 exhibit them
to either of US, atoni d~, lngs within iaid time,
or they will be p;ecluded asreeably to law.
JOHN WANTON, / Commit
CHRISTOPHER, HOLT. yjfene,y.
~ All perions indebted to hid sitaie, arc
deGsed TO make immediste paymcnt TO
REBsccA MArTHEwsos, s4dnir'x.
Newport, June -, 1904. 50
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19
MARI" MUMEORD

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
IN the public 10 general, that the carries on
the Timing budnei', in the South Shop OF the
fame Houf, where il was carried on by her de-
ceaicd hufband. She has at prcfcnt on hand, a
large anorment Of Tin WARE, which ihe
will difpofc of very cheap for Cath.
Thoie pcrfons who will pleaie TO favor her
with their cnaom. may depend upon having
their work faithfully done, and the fmallef ia
vor will BE- gratefully acknowledged.
- For fale as above, an Afortmcnt Of
JApPAkEp WARE, Glafs Lamps, and Two
large Franklin Stoves.
Newport, June a, 1901. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

VXTE the fobfcriben. being by the Honor.
Wv able Court Of Probate Of the town of
Newport, appointed commi1ionen, TO receive,
examine, and adult the claims Of the creditors
to the efta,e Of fgtpb Dsnbam. late Of Newport
aforciaid. Chair. mskcr deccafed. reprefcnted ia.
Internationally give notice to all perfsns having
any claims aina faid eaate, to bring ,hen ia to
either OF Us. az our refpettive dwellings, within
FIX months from the date hereof, being the time
allowed by fsid Court therefor.
ANTHONY DIXON. T Csmmy.
FLEET S. GREENE. I Eoue,,.
Aud all perfons indebted to faid tffate, arc
required to nuke immediste payment to
ABRAHAM COREY, = Exeea-
HANNAH COREY, + fsrr.
Newport. June 7. iSor. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

A IL perfons having demands againa the
4 a eaatc of Cap'. GroRcs TEw. late OF
Jameaown, deceaicd. arc IequeRed TO preient
them TO the Snbfcnber Tor ic,tlcmens, within
Gx Months from this date, or they will be pre-.
cludcd by law |; aud shofe indebted TO laid eaate,
arc delred 10 make immediate payment TO
ELISHA 'rEW, Executor.
JamsRorv1. JHse 8. 1904. 50
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

TAKEN from Samuel Cars Ferry in New
i port the 9th or 10th alt. pair Of PLOW-
IRONS. newly fharpened. Any Perfon who
win give Information where they may be had,
and ale OF the Thief, hall be entitled 10 shs
above reward. PELEG POTTER.
Jsnofsws, Jxsf 3.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

|, Wanted Immediately,
A Journsyman BOOK-BINDE2, to
whom good wages will be given.
|Enquite at this Office. stn
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-06-19

" o q G. + M ~
Is hereby given, that the Coparsnerfhip Of
Il HAzAKD & CARrEsTsR va, dill,lved by
mutual sgsesment on the zsth Of March. Soi-
4 GEORGE S. HAZARD.
/ DANIEL CARPENTER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
-MUNIFICENCE or TIE KING
OF NAPLES.

BY Information from Italy, we learn
that the petition of DR.. Mitchell, TO his
majely the King of the two Sicilliss,
has been granted. The requea was,
that bis majeay Ferdinand The Fourth
would grant the petitioner copy Of
that fuperb work on the Antiquities Of
HercElanezm and Pswteid, which has
been publillied ucder the patronage Of
that fovereign, and at his expeale.--
The petition haviag been forwarded 70
Palermo before the king returned to
Naples, was Immediately complied
with, and tie books, ordered TO
te forwarded to Newyork.-Ir IS
10 the polite attention and indl
ence of Mears. Roher and Roulet, mer-
chants 10 this city. hat this attempt
to obtain a copy of that curious, valut
bic and clalical work, for the benefit Of
the American htcraJi, IS indebted for
Its fucc,ls- Through their friendlhip,
and the bounty Of lis Sicilian majeay.
we may foon expe9 that this rare and
volumnious publication will arrive, and
be added to our literary aock.
hnger. Rev.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
VETHERE IS a Commiilion OF Bankruptcy
w hath been awarded aad iilued agAinit
THOMAS GOODWIN,


of Portland, in the Diflr9 Of Maine, mer
chant, and The faid Thomas G1odwa has
been declared Bankrupt, he is hereby re-
quirec to furendlr hintaif TO the Commit
Goner: in the f4id commiliOn named, or TO
the major part Of them, on Inc zoth day Of
November infant, on the Attn and on the 9Th
days Of December next At ten O'Clock IN The
forenoon On each Of llid days, AZ the OGicc
OF EsENEzER MAYO, Elq in Fl(h ltreet, Port
land, and make full dlfcovery and dilclo-
fure of his ERatc and EHeets-When ard
where his Creditors are TO come prepared TO
prove their debts aud At the tccond meeting
to choolc an AGiguee or A1fgnces and at
the lat meeting faid Bankrupt j. required 10
fn.nl his examination and at faid la(t meet
ing any OF ,be Creditors Of fad Bsukrup,
may be heard before i4id CommilIi)ners, a.
gAinft the making or allowing OF certiGcate
70 the Judge az iaid Dilrif 70 entitle fad
Bankrupt to a certificate Of difcharge Ali
perfons indebted TO faid Bankrupt are 10
make payment aud thofe who have any of
his effects, are to deliver the fame TO fuch
Pcrtons only as the CommiiliOners fhalI APP
point.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
th-Hadley Canal Lottery.

THE fubfcribers being. 81 IN al of the
Il Legislature Of M2Gachuietts appointed
Managers of a Lottery, granted for the be
benefit Of the ProPrietors Of the Locks and
Canals al South-HadIcy, and to enable them,
without the aid of Dam, 20 to Perfetl their
works as to render them highly and durably
fervicesble 70 the community, offer - the
public the Scheme OF SsseEi CL1j5, not vary
ing eiTentiaIly from the former, 70 generally
approved or varying only for the advantage
OF the advenfurer. While the Managers are
fattered with the encouragement given by
generous pub.ic TO The frlt cials, they cannot
but hope the fame favor will be extended 20
The fecond they believe they have afforded
no oeczfion TO be acculed Of triAing, or OF a
want of punetuaIity. The
Scheme Of the Second ClgjS
IL a. follows. VIZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
s;feenang.
EFFECT OF PUTRED AfR.

DIR. Potter, Of Maryland, has made
number of exceedingly curious re-
marks on the changes Of appearance
which happen in the lime walls of
dwelling houGes in the city Of Baltimore.
His remarks, carefully made. flew that
walls grow yellowah, crumble, and
peal off in fakes during the prevalence
of the iickly and yellow fever feafou in
autumn. Ii houits are fiut mp, This
does not happen nor does it happen
speedily, except during the prevalence
of kind Of Atmosphere which accom-.
panies this endemic 6cknels. On ex
aiming this crumbled wall, he has
found il to afford crYaals Of fal'peue.
Hence it is conelu6vely inferred, that
from the holes, puddles and receptacle
of corrupting thiags, which unavoida
bly, collect in cities, there is produced
an unwholelome air or gas, which,
while it invades the health and aGliis
the lives of the Inhabitants, is convert
ible by lime into nirre. This fad is a
key to the myaery Of peRieatial air.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
Nv of ELISHA AVER, of N-zgfslX, in faid
Diifrice, Ironmonger, againff whom Com
milton Of Bankruptcy has daily ifued ard
proceeded upon, that they may be heard, if
they think fit, beforethe Judge of faid Diltrid
Court, on 1rsaay TIE 5otb day IF Ns1e5v5er neei
at bis dwelling houfe in York, in faid Diarict,
againif making and allowing Certificate of
difehsrge to iaid Bankrupt; tcfore which
time exceptions to fuch allowance may be ex-
hibited. DAVID SEWALL,
JHegs # tts Die,.l7 Cert IF Mains.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22
SAMUEL r. RUSSELL,
AMMI r MITCHELL,
JACOB MITCHELL.

TO The Hon5ra5ls tie Tall;reJ eftbs Cart
OF Common Pleas, b9i4r4 ~ TopBam. il
and FOR ne county of LiHc5lH, 9H fbe f9lrtE
Monday Of AagHq, A. D. 1909.
TIE petition OF JoHN PETERSON, OF
Il Bath, in the ccucty Of Lincoln, Eiq.
humbly fhews--That he is interefed with
The heirs Of James Michaels, late Of
Georgetown, III the county Of Lincoln,
deceaied, and others to him unknown, 10
a tratt or parcel of land ftuate 10 Bath
aforefaid, and bounded as follows, to vii :
on the fouth by lands belonging totbe iald
John Peterioh on the eat by lands BE-
longing "a the heirs Of Elifha May0wn,
and by lands belonging 20 the heir; q
James Thornton on the north BY lands
belonging to John M'Farland, and by lands
belonging to Walter M'Farland aad Oh
the wet by Whifgig creek, 70 called con-
tainilg by eltimation iixty acres, BE- tne
fame more or lefS and that your Pstl-
toner is detirous Of holding his part or
ihare ~ faid tract or parcel Of land, bang
two undivided eighth parts thereof, 10 lev
eralty-Your petitioner therefore pfays
that your honorS would order that par
tition thereof may Be made, and that hIS
taid part or ihare thereof be fet Oft ana
divided from the ref, agreeably TO law
of this Commonwealth in fuch cafes made
and provided. BY his Attorneys
JOHN WINSLONf'
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1802-11-22

$500 Prizes-I3Io8 Blanks.
70 COO Tickets at S dollars is 10000 dollars.
~ Le5 than f5o0 SklHkI - p,izs.
.Sub;es7 10 a deduction Of ri PR csaf.
The Managers have gwen bonds fo- the
faithful performance oftheir duty as dire6sed
by law. The time of drawing they will foon
determine, and the public may be sGuFsd it
will be as early as the nature of The bulneG
wiz permit, and due notice viii be given
thereof. Prize Tickcts will be paid 80 days
after the drawing Of the Lottery lhall be fin
iihed. Prizes not demanded within one year
after the drawing Of the Lottery, Wi not be
paid, but conGdered as generously given for
the purpofes for which this Lottery was grant
cd. THOMAS DWIGHT, 4
JUSTIN Ely,
J0SATHAs DWIGHT, z MarageYj.
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on the above petition Of JoHH PETER
son, Efq. for PARTITION of land as above.
&c. ordered that the petitioner notify az
pertoas interefed in the land defcribsa "a
his petition aforeiai5, by PubHlhing an ar
telted copy Of his petition add this ord'r
thereon, three weeks fuccCiIivrly, IL IN
Por:land Gazette, printed BY Eiezer 2.
jerks, the lat publication 10 be thrtc
weeks before the next term ofthis CouI',
which is TO be holden al Warren, on INC
fecond Monday of January neKt, and aug
By poGing Up copies Of this petition aaa
order in two public places 10 he town u
Bath aforefaid, three weeks before 'u1
next term of faid Court, that they ma.
then and there appear and thew cauie'
any they have, why the prayer OF the Pc
tition ihould not be granted.
a true copy Of petition and order =
Court thereon.
Atteit, ALDEN BRADFORD, Clerk