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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

A FARM in the town Of F,i,.....,
n h'uated on The great road !ea,i,n. So
Portland 60 The eaftward, and on.y thr-t a r,g.a
from the town containing about. - &C.. =
good Land, under imI sovement, with - -~-s'
of Flats Z; with dwelling hcuIe. sc Al M
fame. II. natural iituation Of this pI.cr !.
truly beautiful, and y will be fold en- resiou,-
bic terms IL IS the fame which was iormtr1,
owned BY Deacon Joshua KSlcnr, bur NH,
in the Pon,ihon Of MIR. Joan HlcclN..
ALTO, FIVE LOTS Of LAND !
Portland, 6tuated on Elm Street, aud ,nnn;,,
down to back cove. The ihorc IN I, trs
tremely well htus,ed for Brick yard.
For terms and conditions apply to
DANIEL DAVIS.
fbrH 4,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Wanted,
Grnnitjcns uf Cbe Ga5rttr-

The price ofthis GAZETTE to fab'cr'oersia
town, who receive their papers BY the car
riers, is TWO DOLLARS per snnun'--g5 i'i-
tant fubfcribers who have their papers iea'e0
iingly VIII alto pay two dollars s''luiive =
pofage.
subferi5crs ia Tie country, vho receive
their papers at the ofi,e or BY Poh' W.
pay ONE DoLLaR AND rIsTT CEETs, eAeiN'
1--WE Of poaage.
CT Country iubfcribers arc sfpe'''N
pay punaualy every year-And town 'a0-
fcribers whenever their bills are preieu''
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Removal
WALTER HATCH,
INFORMS his cultomers and

others, thar he now carries en- the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
IN all IFS branches. at his dhop next door TO the
.Bzae5 Of GraPe. Pare Fysef--~here every atten
lion viii be paid to all who may favor bin
with their commands, and the lmsleit fayors
gratefully acknowledged.
At the above fhop-A few
pieces OF beft fuperfine black, blue ard mixed
BROADCLOTEiS and CASdMERES, lately
received.
ALTO, in fore, on Titcomb's
Wharf, and for fale, qusv5iiy of Nova Scotia
LIME, and CRlNDSrONES, warranted Of
abe fri quality.
N.B. Thofe gentlemen who
win to employ Mr.. JOHN CLINTON, will
find him at the above chop.
Il Wanted, a fourneynlaH Tai
jer, aud a Boy as ar 44fsprsafife--one from The
country viii be preferred.
Portland, FEB. 2. IT'D
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

THE Subscribers having been appoint
cd by the Hon. William Gorham,
EIq. Judge Of Probate Cor the County of
Cumberland, commjfiioners to receive and
examine the claims OF the creditors TO The
efate of
SAMUEL PARSONS,
late of Psiaad, in fad county, deceaf-
ed, r,preiented infolvent, hereby give
nStce, that fix months are allowed unto
faid creditors for brioging in and proving
their debts; ana that we fhaiI attend on
faid bulinefs Thurfday the 24th day Of this
prefent month, and on the hrf Thuriday
of the five following months, at the houie
of Daniel Jatkfon, in Poand, in iaid coun-
~, from two TIL five, ". o. each day.
Daniel Jaokfon, CommjE
John /. Merrili,5 fone's.
March o, 1903
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

NOTICE IS hereby given that the tub
~ fcriber has bern Gully appointed Al
miniarstrix on the Ena,e OF
John SAVAGE,
late. Of HIjtabet, in the countY of Lin
coin, mariner, decea(sd, & has taken up
upon her that trua BY giving bond as the
Law directs She therefore requeits all
psrions who arc indebted "a faid deceafed's
efate to make immediate payment; and
thofe who have aOy demands thereon to
exhibit the fame 10
SUSANNA SAVAGE, famiEifratrix.
Hjfa6et, January 81, 1898. N u,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
ExeeAsnt Stand for Byfa9j, on
KeHreJeck River.

KcHrebeck Rivsr.
TOR SALE cbsap, 3 eoavsqiest dsuslTzs
I H3pfc, as 6y 80 ftef, "a tories bigb,
opbIettiy failbed ride and oct, paprrra al9
painted, auth BARITONE baH eood Ldg-
ng cbam5erJ a hsd of4o feet adjoining he
Ja1st, qyii6 HeHof sgater anGsr a.; good
Barn and of5s BiidiEsJ, a Wbaf Io4
feet brad, s01b IS feet Of 1vater al lozv tiSs
"a R5re on fbe ya7se, a. BY 70 feet, tao .22-
yiri bisb, s0fH fsj6ed and giazed. TIE tot
Of Land contains Hsar one trHdred acres, and
is mart quare J quarter part ofis u coz.
cred zyit6 zybit, oak. and 8 acres are dikrd
mayB 7be I0f e<tszdS 90 reds os Ire yfy-
er, aDitb number Of oed BIRTH for eatet-
ing Ealr1og. IL isciE8sJ an excellent Sbis
fard, s,itb eqeyy thing e5svenienf for bmid-
ing. 4 good .5sd 81 a. jeet, a good dock for
hDiber, and fame TImber Knees and.Piazk ia
fbr FINE - For prize ard terms irs4uire cf
BENJAMIN EMMCNS, al Ceeresfosua,
oPP2ffe JoHs.' Ed5y, Iizing on tie bremifl.
Seb. 20. lap
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
SAMUEL PARSONS,

THE fubfcribrr hereby gives notice.
Z that he has taken the trua OF az
Executor 10 the aft Will and Teftsment Of
Iofeph 1hraher,
late Of Falmouth, N the county Of Cam
berisnd, decraftd-Therefure all perlons
who have any demands upon the ctatr Of
faiJ decesled. are requefted 10 exhibit the
fame for fcttlement and Al indebted 10
faid eftate, are drtired 10 make Immediate
payment, otherwle the accounts viii be
put in fuit without further notice.
JOSEPH THRASHER.
FaIyoutb. March ~. 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Valuable Real ra,ts

pLEdSANTLY ltuated NJ w.
= Portland, for faIe on LIBERAL 80 81 on
FOR particulars, inquire Of th, PIN
AprH 4, 1903. ''H'er'
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
RICHMOND MILLS.

! ME fabGriber hereby informs the publs
( 4 thai at length, after niach trouble and ex-
pence, ne has nearly completed one Of his Mills
on Tile Jams5 Riy<, Caaai, IN which here are
two pair of Burr tones for manufacturing
WHEAT, and two pair OF Cologne Rones nov
ready to grind CORN.
I hat the Inconvenience which luiglt arife from
delay and difference OF nealures may be avoided,
CORN will be received only by weight, at fifty
pounds 20 the buihel, and a fppply of MEAL and
HOMINf will always be kept ready to give in
exchange. st the rate of eighty-hve pounds Of
Meal, or ninety pounds of Hominy, for ORG
hundred pounds Of Corn,
After the lois of weight by cleaning. and eva
poratiop in grinding is deducted, the toll on Meal
wall be only about one tenth, and on tlominy one
twentieth; 1t will, therefore, be much to the in
seFet Of 1hofe who Keep hories, 70 have all their
Corn ground.
AS 1he inhfcriher is now providing ian and
Screen ior the purPoie of cleaning the Corn eifec
tually before it Is ground. ana as the Meal will
DC made from the beA Corn only, and none but
iuch as is understandable will be received he hope.
thai general iassfa6tion will be given
THOMAS RUTHERFORD
| ". B. The deduction for Storage and Shrink
age on Corn, depoiited to be exchanged for Mica
and Hominy, viii be Inadeas moderate as poaible
TaaS3ary /, 1903,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
BURR MILESTONE
MANITFACTORY

THE lubfcdber takes dis mode of return
* ing his thanks to his former patrons, and
informing the public in general,that he has lbv
defre Of his friends} commenced the
MANUFA ACQUIRING of BURR Mill
STONES, and having furnhhed bmfelf with
fuppiy Of the bef materials, and having had
fifteen years experiencein the bufnefs n Bal
timcre, Peterlburg, and Richmond, hopes to
be able 70 give fatisfaction to MS employers.
The Tones be will warrant 90 be as good
as any in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt WILLIAM
PENNocK, Norfolk Capt. WrLLrAm
CHAMBERS, Staunton; Mr. WILLIAM Hay,
Wythe County; or Mr.. RoBter MooRE.
Petcrlbu-g, fhall be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment at the
Cufomary prices.
ST TWO. APPRENTICES wilt hc t.
ken to the above buGnefs, and bo.t time re-
CURED. WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Riebmond, 7aH. los5 So3. (tf)
~ B. For fale, PLHIS7ER " IRIS,
IN fone or ground, for the Improvement %,
land, with directors foI The e tberes
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC.

Gentlemen, who wifl TO fubicribe TO the
Saturdays Recorder, are requefted to iend in
their fubfcriptons, within very few days.
But this they need not do, unlels they fend,
at the fame time, taDO dollars IN adUance. I he
next Saturday paper, TO wit. that of the 10th.
current, IS the tait that can be iiIued TO any
perfon either in town or country, unleis TO
thole that have paid for it, one year IN adj
vance,
In pleading before the court of Ienrico
againG The King # Clubs, Mr.. William
Marfhall oblerved that &c The Recorder had
6 the mof extenGve circulation of any news
e paper in Virginia; end that there was he
ever, perhaps, an nitance of fuch an exten-
FIVE patronage acquired by any other news
paper, in 70 ihort a time This pa
tronagc has been acquired by expoiing, with
IN impartial hard, the faults Of al parties.
There never was more occafion for
political vigilance than at pcefent As
the bible lays, there is DEATH in the pat.
There exits an atrocious con(piracy againh
heliberty Of the prels, and, Of courle, agaiaft
lhe liberty Of the people. This can be doubt
ed ty nobody that has heard of Crofwelps
trial, or which we have enlarged at 70 much
length.
Again, the right of fele6ting their own
maeiarates has in efe6t, been torn from a
majority Of the citizens of Richmond, by a
phaIanx Of democratlcal u(urpers.
Take notice, ALTO, of what follows. II
lat feGonof aGembly, Mr.. Venable propof
ed declaratory refolution fbat tie trafb
nall be giVsa in e0iAeHct IN faSs5 " f6eL
This refolution was, for that tins, defeated
hy Peter Carr, the coEreipondent, fgch rs be
was, Of general Waihington,x and the con-
fdentizi agent and nephew of Thomas Jeffer-
ION There can be no doubt that Peter, like
bis apostolicai naneiake, was igPire$ Jf0m
GBoyE.
Ric5manA,
Marcb23. 800.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
90 DOLLARS REWARD.

y AN away from thefubfcriber, on MONDAY
A. the 9Th of April, 1903, about 5 miles
above Cumberland court houfe, Negro TEL
low named DAVID. He is low well made
fellow, about 80 years old, fomewhaf marked ,,
with the Gnall pox, had on an old brown cloth
coat, ffriped cloth waiitcoat, ar old blue pair
Of caGuer breeches, pair Of dark cololued.
ariped Roekings. bought faid fellow Of
AGartiu T4yner, IN Richmond, who bought
him of Mrs. Sears. He has wife III Rich-
mond,
Whoever will take up faid fellow and e.
cure him, 70 that get him, and write word OF
ii to Mr.. MARSHALL, aVern keeper, at
poyl,atan courr houle, flail receive the above
reward with all refonable charges, by
JAMES JONES.
Anowners of vcaels are cautioned againft
taking the aoeve negro on board.
JRicbmond, AprH goth 1903. 4t* A.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
RICHMOND MILLS.

'Hh public are hereby refPeGtfuNy fnfornieds
a shat US iiiau contiaae 20 furni(h Meal end
t1on1ny 'of nexs quarter at the iSanc prices *
ms 'ass VIZ tor Meal per buihel OF 50 us as cd.
n oIal'y Per suihs Of 81 lbs. 50. I'D. And they
are Fepaeited 10 take .otice, that thele alrci,s
Wal only DC delivered hereafter 10 ticiscrts whieh
Ih33 be h@d az 7ur Counting h9ute.
I. RUTHERFORD s Co.
MART 3iyf. 1905.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
CITY OF RICHMOND,
~ Corner Hal. gnn

." t''8'nl93 s7afi, 5ant f7tb 1909
WHEREAS the preient funds of the COR
Poraton are not adequate TO the ex
pence of erecting WORKHOUSE for the
cisy' which would combine within itte,f ali
'ns conVehiencles which well regulated inRi-
tuition OF this kind would require; having q RI
gard to the future population of this civ, ytf
1t is wife and expedient that The funds now
defined tor this ufeful inhituton hould be
ia'd Out IN idch manner as to an(yer the
preienr purpoies of the corporation, and 20
admit irch future additions as tie encreafng
population may require. Your Committee.
therefore, beg leave to recommend it 10 the
confederation Of the Common Hail, TO cal! in
the aid of thole who have experience of (uch
tnititurions, and to offer a premium for the
bett plan of Workouts, which will be 20
contrWed as to admit of being erected in parts,
as the FUNDS of the corporation will from time
to time afford.
Refoivsd, therefore, that the committee an
pointed TO prepare plan of Workho,,{e be
d'iehargcd from further proceeding therein,
And that the Mayor be requei}ed 10 give no.
ticein the newspapers, or otherwife, that the
FUN Of thirty dollars will be given By the cor
poration, as premium to the perfon who
ihali produce to the Hall, on the third
Monday in February next, the beA plan of a
Workhouie, contributed as above mentioned,
and to be approved of by the Hall, eliminating
the colt &C four thoufand dollars,
Copy
Tehe
ADAM CRAIG c.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

a TIA meeting of the Common Hall, for the
- city Of Richmond, called by the Mayor,
ard held at the hopie Of William Rolc, in Che faid
city, on Monday the 18Th day Of February, 1909
RejatDsd, that tie Mayor give notjce in the
newspapers, that the Hall have adopted plan Tor
aPOOR louise, ard win receive proposals ron.
undertakers for building the fame, at any TINE be
fore the bird MondayIn uexs month, The plan
IS lodged IN the hands Of Mr.. Robert B. james.
Ti.e -ooofals maG he made IN writing.
3 copy Tcae
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. Il. c. =.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
PHILIP LARUs,
DENTIST,

gSRATEFUE for paa favors, informs his
Y J .ricads and she public, that ne in'enos
a.Z1n 70 praeite in TIRE line of his protection, and
hone by his a(lidlily 10 merit a continuance q
,heir fAvofs Orders addreaed to him, opposite
the ooi- Office, will be frictly attended TO-
44prN -, 1908. (4sS1
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04

Sir PETroT S.5swtru, Baronct.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
ADAM CRAIG, c. c. II.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
'TSHE partnership OF Adams and Fiiher,
was, on the 18th of laf month daolved
by mutual content. All tflofe having claims
againff that concern, will apply to James
Fither for fettlement, ard thoie indebted will
make immediate payment as no further indul-
gence can be given.
RICHARD ADAMS.
JAMES FISHER.
N. B. James Fifher having purchafed the
flock of goods belonging to Adams and Fin
er, intends carrying the bufineis on for his own
account, The afortment of goods is equal to
any in that line.
Riebm0nd, April 9th, 1909. (tE)
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
RHbme1d, =
Aprif %, 1903 s
STALLED BEEVE6,
AfNttoas, 1ndIsooo ustgdt If ebo:ce Baeon,
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

TOR ca{h, or rs(peGsabie merchants notes az
iixty days, car flr,ifh aPufchafer with
feventy as fal bullocksas any IN The fate, per-,
maps not qu'te 70 large honed as Ire cattle
from the Sough Branch o. the Potomack, boe
equally fat. In preference / would fell them
onthe lpot we're they are failed, b1t Will drive
them 70 Y1rf5lk, R:ej+crd, or Petsr,buyg,
If Pvevlou1y engaged by butcher, or am
other pcrion inclined to buy, and as it may.
rot be convenient, 70 rake, OF pay for th4
whole at one t'me, pprchaicr may have any
part not les ihan ten taken here, hur II
driven BY M own people. they nl4a al 20 ar
one time. 8ayy a!io uumber Of exceeding
ta:nut5ors oad 1900 weight Of choice bacon.
che nsms fai,-petred vlgh particular care, and
the .yhoig made Ont Of large TAI hogs, and IN
,onded for The ula Of private families. Let.
te1s, poG ga'j, objected tomehy mail to Max,
sHhttsyiltz, NEcELEGBURG county hall
&c 81, nc.cec.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC,

MANY gentlemen resding in fatss north
AV1 of this have addreded letters to us, to fend
them the Recorder; and requefed we would
nsme any perion Phiiadelphia,or New York,
where they could fend their fublcription mo-
neg. We take this opportunity of Informing
the public, that MIR. Lewis, papcr-inaker, at
will receive any Interruptions
tent for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, prin
ter Of the New York Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
By TAAHES. T. CALLENDER.
TO THE PUBLIC,

MANY gentlemen, when fubicrioing to
this paper, have enquired for complete fets Of
the Recorder. Thete are not TO be- had
But this little publication will, in fone uea-
fure, iupply the want of them. BeiideS the
feyen letters TO Jones, the lah Of which has
rung through every fate, and every fecond
newspaper Il the union, the collection con-
tains many other articles. Among theie are,
Dffcncs of Aar7n BNrr--A2r. Stimuli Coie~
md7M. -Def<neegf Tmotby Pitktring--
II fttle nore a6ouf republican asoaanly--with
a variety of Gnall pieces.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
TO BE RENTED

LAT large ard convenient BRICK TENB.
n MENT in this cisy. lately occupied ~ M,
Rebfrt Ihrssr, as Tavern and Boarding Homie,
SITUATE on the corner Of the Niain-Stro.t; and
that leading to. Gel. Ma:o's Bridge The central
henarloh thereof cannot fail IF rented by gen
eien1an qoalihed for the pu-potel TO enfure con
!iderable number of Respectable boardcrs; or, It
IS an eligible reiidence for genteel private farni
~. ne Preniies may be entered, on the frh day
OF March next, or immediately, as circumRanees
may iuit; for terms apply to
ROBERT GAMBLE
Who has for iale handfome aGoreElent Of CAR
PEIS and CARPETIN0, and genuine POkT-
WINE, III pipes and quarIeI calks
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
THE SUBSCRIBERS

70 the Wellington FsIsr0i;f are respectfully
- informed, that ana empowered by N6r vii
liam Rind, 70 receive payment Of the balances due
&c him in this city, and neighoourhood
THOMAS TAYLOR.
VeRdne Malter.
Rick~saG. Fe5. 26ib. 1903.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-05-04
BURR MILL STONE
MANUFACTORY.

He iubtcriher rernrns fncere thanks to his
IL friends sad the public generally, tor The
very great encoura gclaeHsts received IL his ilg,,
of huiineis iince his commencement in Richmond
He has lately received large iuPpiy of excellent
Burr-Stones at his mandatory. ana does not fef-
tate to lay, that he Will fell Burr Mills Stones as
cheap as they were fold in the United States;
ne will warrant shem to be Of the beh quality, and
give ample iscnrity if required) for their perfor
nlarce. Country produce viii be taken in pay
ment. or inorr credit given; ne has aluroG eqery
feed Mill-Sropes ready for delivery; aEo PLAS
TER dfPARIo groand and in the tone.
CARSON HOLIDAY.
Richmond, Tqn. 18th, 1909, (tf)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06

{ NE half Of the valuable tracts cf
INLAND, in Stafford conrty, called
Bell Plains and R.fkory Battom, late the
property and rehdence Of George Lee
Waugh, deceafed. Upon the land are an
excellent dwelling houle, with four room,
on each floor, and psiIage-; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fmoke hou!e: bound.
ed on one iide by Potomac creek, where
is an excellent flhery, and abundance CT
wild fowl in the feafon. This land will
be fold altogether OF in lots, as may bes
fuit the puychafers. Any perfon deGrous
Of viewing it, will be hewn Bell Plains,
ny applying TO Mr.. Cary Seldom who live.
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom ,rstt
by Mr.. John SweetIian, who can alfs
thew all the lines.
If this land is nos difpofed of by private
lale, il will be iet up to the highef bid
der, at Mr.. Efes's tavern in Frederick.
burg, on Friday the 9th Day Of May next,
where plat will be ihewn to thole whs
with sopurchafe.
Two thirds Of the pufchafe money NUT
be raid down. Twelve months credi.
will be given for the balance, on giving
bond with approved fecurity, to bear IN
seref from the date. For other parties.
lars apply 70 the iubfcriber, who is au-
thoriied by the Devices TO bargain f~
the fame.
Gavin Corbln 7wbevvils.
King George County, Doggy, ~.
April s, 1903. o1'
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-05-06
Inc Unlled States OF America,

OYFfiCT OF CofHm0f6, 10 9er
TETHEREAS an information has been
Wv flied in tie Difiict Court Of the
Uniled States, for the DiAriet Of Colum-
bia, by John Thomlon Mafor, Efqaire,
Attorney for the fame, again& nine pack
ages of SUSPENDERS of the value of
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, current
money of the United States, which faid
nine packages OF Sufpenders were brought
in the BIitifh barqae called the Henry,
from foreign port, TO be unladen and
delivered from the taid barque called the
Henry, within the United States, to wit,
at ,he port of Alexandria, in the diafi6t
aforSfaid, and were by Lionel Trotter
then aud there, being the mater and hav-
ing the command of the faid barqae called
the Henry, caufsd, fuffered and permitted
70 be unladen and delivered from the fail
barqpe called the Henry, within the u.
STATES, TO wit, at the port of Alexandria
atorefaid, without permit from Charles
Simms, Efa. then and there ard now &c.
ing Col.eclor Of rhefaid port Of Alexan.
dria, at the county of Alexandria and
DlRtIet of Colombia afoseiaid, he the
fad Lionel Trotter, then and there be.
ing the mater ard having The command
OF the iaid barqpe ca'.sd the Henry, and
rhefaid John Thomfon Mafon, has pray
ed that The faid nine packages of Sufpen-
dcrs may be condemned and difpcied OF
for the benefit OF The United States, as is
by law directed dud qrbereas, the Hon.
William Kitty, Judge of the laid Court,
has ordered Friday the twentieth day Of
May next, at eleven o'clock in the fore
noon of the fame day, for holding a court,
at the court houie in the town OF Alexan-
dria, for the trial thereof, agreeably to
the prayer of faid attornsy--NoAee IS
bertby gf1en, that aDlfrtt Court will
be then and IheresAeld for the trial OF the
premiies and the owner or owners, and all
pe,fons who may have any claim or int
relt therein, are hereby cited 70 be and
appear at The time and place aforefaid, TO
fhew caufe, if any shey have, why anal
determination ihould nor pafs.
By order Of the Judge,
(Tefe.)
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
C1sri's o5Fre,
1lexaad,ia, .4Sri! 26. d
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Notice.

All perfons having claims a
gaina the eaate Of K'illiam Tyipletf, OF
Round Hill, deceafsd. are requeited to
bring them forward for adjuftmsnt and
payment; and all thofe Indebted TO the
efate, are RESPECTFULLY called upon TO make
immediate payment 10 the Executors lii
being their anxious with TO clo!e all the
accounts, and fertile with the legatees as
fOon as pciIble.
CHARLES LITTLE,
GEO. TRIRLETT, :" 1s'''
March y. d
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Ricketts,, Newton ailu 20.

Ricketts,, Newton allu 20.
Have fer SAX,
80 boxes Segars,
bales Mullins,
s pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
s rreis's Threads,
100 pieces Bandanoes,
10 bales Cotton,
trunk low pric'd Callicoes,
butts French Brandy,
so boxes Soap ard Candles,
4 boxes Wool and Cotton Cards,
20 kegs Tobacco James riyer)
70 bis. Beet and Polk,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swedifh Iron,
10 boxes Chocolate,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
100 do. Writing do.
French and Nova Scotia Platter,
Llt5en and Turks Iland Salt.
A large quantity of Bran to be fold We
very cheap, if taken away ioon.
90 They are giving Cath for
Wheat, Flour, Corn, Rye and Tobacco,
April ?. q