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Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
Fran ne D1iJ H3vsrijrr.
A SHORT GRAFTON,

FOR THE FOURTH OF JULr, 1893.
"Ia M, eaimies /; In Pesa frisnds."
D<sla,s.isn .: LrAt9sale-ls.
Fr;ezA and Fsilsc, Ca;.erf this
aulpicious dav, faered 10 The conn1era
oration Of an event, which placed the
American States among The political
bowers of The worlG--an eyeat when
was the cornsr loae on which our "a.
tioual edifce has been railed-which
laid the foundation Of our liberty. IN
dependence, and PROPERTY i-permit
an e6csre orator thus 10 addrefs you.
Far be it from him on this Joyous day.
70 open wounds that have long been
healed to kindlr animoiities that have
long iinee flbiided or by unkind al
luGoas, BY harfh fuggeaions-mueh
lefs by direct scrimony 0, foul inputA-
tons. TO Gst brother againa brother /;
10 array one fellow eiiiz=a againlt snoth-
er or By party diltindions 70 diGolve
that bond Of union which lould cement
Us all together as family jrisndi. We differ
in our notions Of religion are devided
into diffrrent feas and denominations
yet we all agree 70 worfhiP the fame
" Father Of Ligbf," from whom com.
eth down every good gift. We ac'
knowledge The fame Redeemer and the
fame D.v:as SPIRIT, whole agency per
vzdes univerlal nature. SO We differ
in our modes a1d habits OF thinking on
Political fubjeas. We are divided into
parties, with different nanes-yet We all
{ / trua) love the country which gave US
birth. or which provides US with "daily
bread" In 5er profperity ourS IS invol-
we'd. She is the veGel in which We
NUT all either twin or fink. Whether
navig gat:d well or i'll, 'et US not impede
her ceurfe but let each. in his rsps5-
ive plaee, in the place allotted by the
GREAT coMmAsDER IN cHIsr, ci.charge
bis frirSss duty, agreeably to bis bslt
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
For Sale.
~ APPLtsD Fo& soos.

~ APPLIED FoS SooE.
a FARM Ia the town of BIl1-ria (forner-
I y iy FIatf5s0eI on the new road which
leads through the cfame-eouta.ning upwards
Of one hundred acres Of crcellenf Land, on
which may DC cur lufficient quannty Of belt
LngLlh Hay 10 keep siArge fock Of cattle,
&c --Likewife, PaAuring and plenty of bea
wood and watcr-a good HOUlc aud Barn on
the i4mc, and fman Orchard. t
Lik=Wiie, -Four Hundred Acres wild
Land, pArI of which is excellent White Piue
TInDer Land Said nGibcr may be caGly con-
Veyed to SaeC River or Sebsgo Pond.
AliJs the one fourth part Of Two
Hundred Acres excellent White Pine Timber
Land, lying a6oat one hundred rods from the
head Of a mil Pond, where there IS 10 DC I
Saw NIL erected this hummer OF nezt fall
and one mile aud q iarter from SAco ry=T
Terms Of pzynleHt viii be Cath only, Al
the time Of fae.-Furrh=r particulars, inqlra
Of Jolhua & James Larrabee,
Tszs Il, 1865. on Gid prr-r'f--
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

in uigm=nt, and leave the svsns Of t5c
vyase 10 The bl=d;ng of heaven.
Thus united among ourfeives thus
animated by oss fpirii, BY the ipirit of
anity and concord. let us alfo extend
our regard 20 our brethren Of mankind
in regions far remote. WIKI them
may We cont;nne 70 live on terms of
peace and friendhip-with them may
we maintain fair ard uieful commerce
--r-fp q i5er rights, and with dignity
and hrnnels defend CIR ocDE.
From grear and gallant nation,
once our zL!sr. now our trisa45, We have
receivedmanybenefts ard nanYwr ongs.
The 5sa1sfs, We are authorized TO Be
lieve, were conferred not from d5axsy.
| 52ed frisn5B;p TO Us, but from with 10
wound the com nerce and refources OF
an ancient rival, and 70 enlarge, eltab
li!h and protea th:ir own. The -gr0gg5
were multiplied, aggravated and ievere
They remain unredreaei but let
them pafs. Bloied from the page of
memory, except as 5sseonJ 70 warn Us
Of fature danger, LET them eeafe 10 cor.
rode our hearts, or 10 awaken our &c.
fen-pents.
With another grea, and wife, and
powerfa! nation, we are united BY the
lies Of anity-of comraerce-of laws
language manners-- religion = and
more 9rongly oy the cement OF 1af:97zl
AT a ix4ividzaiintsrsa. They are the pa.
reat Gack from which thefc f1unibing
bart5sj, the American States, 6rlt
| fprung. Az prsten, they are the bul
wark Of tie world they form the bar.
rier which checks the torrent o! vide
waiting ambition, tharvould iuojusate,
piilage, and. with -od Of iren, rule
the whole 1iviiized univerf-.
Wth this nation il is or ilisrsa and
our duty u remain united. They are
friendly, magnanimous and wife they
re pea and elteem the American peo.
pc; they vii not 1vil'slJ DO US wrong,
ADD It through inadvertenoe, they will
repair "a. tpjliy. Toward iuch na-
ton lst S NOT then indulge unkind or
i,lberal fcntiments let US on the con.
trAry cherifh thofe friendly difpoitions,
which accord with our intere.t and pro
duce correspondent views.
FinSlly, fellow citizens, or this day,
when We look round and behold our
lharveis already ripe for the E-k.e /;
when we Zee our gzrners filled win
plenty, and our wArehoules with the
treafurss Of the world; when we Zee in-
duhrv rewarded, buinefs extending,
population increaiing. new fourees Of
commerce opening, new lands lettling
every where the fniling face Of peace
and plenty, of focial order and domel-
nc happineis-lei Us with united hearts,
loifer to the GREAT AUTHOR of all our
comforts, the incenfe Of a pure ard ar
dent gratitude and conicling our IN
worthinels ofhis unparalleled goodaels,
lex US implore forgivenef, Of our fn.
and follics, and continu I1ce OF his
mercy to the AMERICAN PEOPLE,
4
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

THE ubfcrib-r hereby gives public notice
10 all Concerned, thai lle las beea du y
appointed aud has taken upon her the ttua
Of an admlniftr4trir on the eft1te OF
SAMUEL MiLLIKEN,
late Of Sc basygS, IN the county Of Cember-
Isnd, mariner, deeeaf-d, BY giving bond as
ths Law duects-she therefore requets all
perGons who arc indebted 10 fad deeeAl-d's ;
crate 70 make ir.r1ediale payment; aud ,hOi {
who l:4ve any demands therepn 10 srhisit
the Case for lcttement TO
ANNA h1lLLlHEN.
% ~ RIOT
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
ODE TO POLLY.


HAIL, Coddefs Of the vacan; eve
TO whom my earliee vows wer, paid,
Whole prsft.e hrfh'd my infant cry,
As on :hy lap fuPineiy laid
faw thee fhak- in fportive mood
Thy ;inkling bells and antiek hood.
Source OF the lwetts that never cioy.
Folly, indu'geni parent, hail
Thine arc The charming dr.ugh,' ofjay
ihAs ehildhoed's ruby lips regac.
Thy hands with aow-rs the grbiet crown
And pour th' ingredients all Thy own.
No hsry fpirits enter there
10 route tho tingiing nerves to pain,
Thy ba'my cups, unbought with care,
Swim lightly DER the tender brain
Bland as the u,ilky are4ns they hov,
Nor leave the Pungens dregs of woe.
cay partner Of the f:hool-boy bad,
Who chsrm'd the narting tear away,
What tho benesih the p-daniis hand
hch1 1rfOtCl ieV.
OF were my tru1nt foot1eps f-.n
10 thy briE gsnboIs on The eresn.
Too foon thofe ronents danced sr.y:
MY years TO manhood onward drew,
and a. ny heart began 10 play,
Ny hfiief limbs more lsnruid grew:
For scw thoFa diaurb'd my rtn,
The with FOR fo5cthIrg unpsGsaet.
Atlers,h With vcatec paaifnss tired,
Aide the boyiG ga~c, Ithrev,
Bu; when With expectations fred,
to the worlds vice circle few.
locke around with emp. n1re,
Aoc so1n1 tscc in broad features there.
TA-rs f,w tbse high il r.gs feat,
Thy crowded, cl1norous craies hold,
With bounding hands thy eynnb1ls beat,
And vide y ,a~dry aag unfold
Whila hy gsv oo,ly iverie. fl,one,
On mYri1as that besirt ,hy throne.
Thc devious path fweei pow'r ioin'd,
Thro' fsncieo fields Of bIil, we flrsyd,
A thoui4nd wonders ve 1eGgn'd,
A ,houfand idle pranks we piay'd:
Nov srsfp'd :. glory. quivering ray,
And now in Ch!oe's chains w- Lay.
Bu, Why Folly proIone ay rsrfs
To fns The Iaush er-IovinE agr,
Or what svaiIs Il to rchearlc
Thy triumPhs on the youthful nage,
Where Wifson, II fhe claims place,
Sits ever with an awkward sraeei
For now, cen nov. in riper years,
smit with thy many .ecloured vef,
Or tenoGses my cautious fears,
An6 el4lp thee to my thoushtieI' brsait
EnoasA thar in P,sfsn7sis7i mien
Beneath my roof thou ne'er AZ fsen.
That as my harmlef' eourfe ! run,
The world thro' candid lights view,
And itilI with generous Pity hun
The moody. roPins, ferrous crew;
S.nce What they fondIy. v4iply Priz-,
h ever, ever 20 be Wife.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
For Sale,

A Valuable Stand for a Trader, or
~ for Public Houfe, Or both Il j.
p.eafantly ftuated ia toe aoufiihing Town Of
Clss4sz, on Penoblcot Bay. The dwelling
hoUle is 50 by IS feet, mcRly fRiihcd. with
a convenience for fore un5er he Zane roof,
and wine cellar, eEteuding the wooie length.
K has hall . fec; long. well aniih-d. There
y good fable, aquedlct, &C. with about :
Of an acre Of land, On which Is a convenient
building Tor flore or mechanics Chop The
Hhole viii be fold on liberal tcrms-lnquire
Of the Printer, OF of
BENJAMIN PALMER, o. tie fys@tes.
Tsy 4, 1901.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

THE fubleriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concernsd. that he has been duiy
appointed, aud has taken upon himleIf the
trult OF al adminiltrator, on the eltAte Of
SAMUEL HARDING.
late o: Brunfwick, IN the county OF Crrbsr
land, houfewrighr, by giving bond as tie law
directs ; he therefore requeits all perions who
arc indebted .o..faid dSccaieds eftate to make
immediate payment; and thofe who have any
demands there On TO exhibit the fame for let.
tiement to HEZEKiAH HARDING.
1zns 1c. Rot
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

TN PLE-E YORKER.
INFORMS his friends ard th- Pobfc =
I. i has commsne-d the JhPANIFG baSceas,
and keep confautly FOR faIe ecncfai siigFs-
mens Tin Ware, haucionsly lsp2noe5 I'D
fowered. whoiefs'e and retail, a. SIS saop n
EfitS l1rcs:, two doors bel0~ 4-. Z. Hanrs-
foTd's.
Alfo, Common Tn and Pewier Ware. e
the Lowell prices.
IS. caih given for Old p as. Pewter a14
Lead Perfi-EI Ts', ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
HARDWARE GOODS.

HARDWARE GOODS.
which are for fsie by vholef4Ie and rctsiI, a.
bis Gore in 4sfi4as erss'--sInOne which ere,
A great sGortnent of Knives and
Forks Carsers, Jack aad Pea Knives, Razo 6,
scifors and Shear.
Joiners, Saddlers, Coopers and Shoe
makers Tools Of a.rloil every 5efcripticr.
Steel and Common Plate Saws, VIZ
Cr6fs.cut, Tenon, Hand, Pann-l, saGl, Con-
pafs snd K-y hoe
Spsf4cles, with plated a15 conmc-
bows Steel 5p1a2ci- Cafes Snuff and To-
bacco Boxes lhav.ng, do. inktzn-s
Razor CAFES Curlirs rongs Scales ard
Diyiders nEs,h-naticsl ilitrsm-lt5 Fir=
CiaiI-s; Ship S-rzP-r5 Czlkiag aud rIsi-i1-
Irons Sail Gt@cies and PAINS; Fleih Fo4k59s
Cocks Ladies /; Patent B.nacie Lamps
SADDLERY, VIZ. Plared and co-1-
non stirrups PLACED arc cenimoa Pelham
Sno Snafie Bits, Ma-fineac FornisGre. Nails,
Staples and Plates hs,le, and inIet pGcl; .s
woolen and linen Webs plated end comnoa
spurs; green, yellow, crimfoa and lcs5irr
Piu'h; riding s chs'ie WHIPS Whip TH0rcs,
Euckles ard rips.
a large aGoTmeat Of Woo5fcrevS
Bed and Corxcre~s Files aud Rafpss f=ts
Crut,s whifs Chapel a1d romtzon Mead ~,
DeAEning Ssedles Knitting Pics Seevc Bui-
tons saoe CiafPs rat and moal- Traps
patent and common Curry Combs pAtent
and common brick and plaiReriHg Troweis
Curriers' and Drawing Knives !; States aud
PeHciIs Homes; Thimbies.
An afortmenrof braE EIaraefs Fur
niturc. -
A great variety Of brafs snd iron
Lock- Laiehes, Hinges ana Bolts Japan
ned ova! and on gen Tea Trays md Walters.
Bread and FIui, Ba1Sets snufTer Trays, rur,-
D ers, Jacks, Caniiters, patent lamps and
Lanterns.
Cabinet and Clock Furniture.
Bras pipe and common Bellows :
brals Char Nails; brafs RaPpcrs braf, -
Damned and comm1n iron C1adicni.k. baafs
Wilh Baions btzl. Chimney Hooks pound
Pms Fints Sttelysrts Cridirons Firing
Pans ShOv=s ana TouEs; Iron shoyeis and
spades iron and brafs Wire Angits nd
Vices coffee Mills plain ard moon feec
| Cock Dials Catgut ZINES e5npoEtion,
tin d iron aad blocks7 Table and Tea Specs,
| geel and iron Snufcrs houfe ard ,ta table
Bells !; Coffin turnigure Pocket Book;
copper sad lhect iron Tea Kettles.
Pail., Tar, Sah, Shoe, Floor, Hearth,
FuFnirure and Whitcw4h Eruih=s ; ca-neia
Hei Pencis.
LOOKING GLASSES 7ery
great Aaonmeat, with =.ega1t Silt aad 'ns
| hogany fran-s, from one 70 thirty dollars
4 each.
PAINTS, viz. White & Red Lead,
pa,-ns Yelor, PruEan Blue, &c. White
| YI;riol.
Alfo, 4d, 81, So. Tod, aad aod c.
and wrought Rails sh-sthirg sad Deck
Nails Spikes; Tsc.s anu BSsds Of all hzes !;
? by Win3cw CIsfs; siih Hooks and Lines,
sheet Lead S Pewter Es' irons !; sheet
iron Bloektin TeePoss; Mil Saws, &c &c.
Hyron, Souchong ani Bohea Teas.
PorflazJ May 6. (rcptE
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
Removai.

SAMUEL WATSON, informs
hs frirnds and tie pub ic that he hss re-
moved frosa Middle frcetr 20 the rooe, ove-
J. Ce<'s AtsfJs.ory Jfqe, oppof.e Jonss Row.
IN frerf; whe'e be carries on the TfILoE-
ING BUSINESS in. i;s branches and hAs
for fsle, few pieces of the nof fa1iionabIc
:, supsr6ner .Broacclo,bs. CaGmcres,
y, Waifleoa,ings- Esnl-eens,
Trimmings. &c.
OF the mott resfon.ble ferms--Ali orders
Pun6tuslly attended to. End every favor CRATE
fuiiy scknowcdgeo Portland 7fLy Z
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
r Every Day Stage,
On The Upper Road TO Befon.

THE Prsprieto-s Of the Mail Stage from
J. Por5Susufb to bslfaa, through Exeter, Ea
ue,5A, AsSsvy, Wil1sizetos and tgoJsrn, TO
Bsfsz inform their friends and the public,
that they have commenced running theis
ltage 70 Bottom every day in the week, sun
dave excepted. This Rage will far, from
Davsnport's Tavern, Bucknrcet. Portimouth,
every morning, viz Monday, Wedncfdzy and
Friday at O'Clock Tuefday, Ihuriday and
Saturday Il o'clock. Piftngers fhs ! be
delivered 10 any part Of the feveral towns
where they hall arrive at. Thole geatlenen
who laoul9 have no PARTICULAR bufnet, thro'
the lea pcrts, will snd il 20 their advantage
20 travel this vay. The Dads are nc~ in
goo! repsr, public houles excellent, eEpenees
low. diitance fhorter. and 10 add 70 Al the
fare eis than on the other road. Ana fl,osld
il 70 happen, as IS the cafe at times, that tire
Rage (houId be full, thty ihall be frrniiiaed
with private conyeyznces al the farre price of
aage fare They have provided thenielves
with good carriages ana horfes. excellent
drivers. Asady men. who Ate experienced IN
the bulinels therefore thofe who pIe,le to
favour this line fhall have every a:ten ion
paid 10 them 10 make their pafage agreeable.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
Wheaton's [aundice B!tLefs.

-
THE E-es55ft .fs7s VI tbsf Eassyi blvs been
A. fsiIy experienced, u sorys.7Ag and sIyryiag e
faEzd1y aas 6ias1s matter ron re fs@1z5. aAa az
t5f fase a.e Irsag,bs~irg sbs Soazs5 izsyss4g re
-spsiits ari ,esss0iag t5s fulisg aiat. d5f,s5sd
fsl.g, and tts fssey d-iI 5eIvia.5 % sigresabIe
se barre, as5 s6s ysye sai dis,9i IF srsatbf9g 70
rsrigg sI srssgib TO RE rO.ai a7tires15iigg iia5l
rszs9vizg f5s SsiO-OnsI Of sOaatsrlase e esaasaa 70
iasaIiy ard zpsaLly Ssope, ard ag6 fbs dzziag5 IF
he beIi ard rSsaEasf ef'ibs Eght Thy reasrtgb.y
ysiere lo-y 1irisea 14s r7riaAebO 9ee., ard carry
gF bJeeri. saf byposo4fiae sonetIiais. Tres are
excellent reme.y for Jt,sf4IT ari s0rtail 1iJar
-t,f. Thy are Vsry aif4fJor Sta=ts q tax sfisr
rp5e1 o. yf4, p1rtieularly On tVIrpl ein4tes
prsErVstOs ay4isf dor4erf insrrf 10 Jue5 eis1afes
f-OSif5 ars gsTsraL PrtyiJ and bfsrJ By rrz7ogizg
'sfyE70zs, carrying e bic, anigi9iag free ri-rz-
is;is1 70 IL. 5lOcs-Price 40 per box.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

|. Hamilton's Reltorativc PATE
Fer re Ieet5 and Gprf.-Price Ms per Box
.. n Bill Gysst in tbs bind vvyifirg sftbe Pc
fsrts sUiH oeso~hsy each bas- . ut.
..t - 1,.
G-s- The. above Medicines, dirco from
the ,Patentcc. are for 'falc b. IoHN coz
fznd by no ether pcrior IN Portlsnt) Al ~
=, Fi1i-fircet. together witE a esnitaHt fvP
Drugs & Medicines.
Portland, Fsb IS. (D
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

Il ksfs, ssnvenieaf and .5Fe1sioss rensty fer tLsf
4fsSrsss5ie sor4y esAsg tie ifsb bas been grsa y
assssd; ba' sss, 10 il ' saass. ka' before beea ~
ssysysd -Utis5 l0I sss t5s yvitb0st ba0tzg in
IL si'5g Brimaone or Mercury, 5'fs Of zU5isb are
dfsgrsss5s and Assgerous TIE Brir5foae, rsr- ibs
n'saasr .f seD5hg Il, sspss' tbs patient 70 t5' a-
iss@aeEt danger Of taxing cold By opening bs fs'ss N
tbe boy, and al t5t avs tire pregHai'ng ibr blos1
rUr5 fotoaou, quality, AMI -OsGlsarg and dstiiis
ti7g tbt rrb,!e eosailsiios-I5e NE Of MOeEria'
ointzt u sx,ytn-y Sargsr0zI and etles sfoI 70 fb-
health.
n nedsint 10 no-0 eFsrss % ts- pEbE-. esg.tf4s
Ssifbsy y RE a5svs dgrssabls ard a4ags,o4s iagre-
Hsnfs, w5is5 rvih certainly care t5s Leb IL d
sffhsa and ytHb Is ssy and )5fe fer any age
5IsS e'sGi-tiSa, sad aifenftd tvnb no +agreea5h
eoefgss1ees IF any kiai eit5s, at tbe iirsr T gfag
at any fias stser.-Frice Jper Boz. ..4
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
John Davenport,
Ezra TIutchins.
Fs,-fnsztE Tgas 4, 1906.

E.s. Stage Books will be kept ~ the fol-
lowing places for thofe who with to take psi-
f4ae ia the above Rage. viz. DAvEEPosr's
at Pcrfr.oss6 Mr.. EyAAs, Aas EDsf, and Mr..
KEx-ALL's, sfaff fret, Bsfsa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11
/. NATHANIEL LARRABEE,

THE irbicriber hereby gives public no
i tice to all concerned. that fhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upoa
herfelf the trut of an Adminiaratrix on
the efszte Of ..4
ABNER MCDONALD, -ga
late Of Gor5an, ia the county OF Cumber.
land, mariner, deceafcd. by giving bonds
as the law directs She therefore requelts
all perfons who are indebted 20 the laid
deceafed's ettate to make immediate pay
ment--and thofc who have any demantt
thereon TO exhibit the fame for fettle-
mcnt, 10
ELIZABETH M'CCNALD.
June -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-11

THE frbfcriber hereby gives public no
tice 70 all concerned. that he has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon himfelf,
the trult OF executor to the laa will and teits
ment Of ~ -
-a. NATHANIEL LARRAgEE, --f-
late CT Brunfwick, IN the county Of Cunber-
lsrd, Eiouire ,decealed, by giving bond as the
law directs !; he therefore requeis all perfons
who arc indebted to faid dece4led's eitste, to
make immediate payment. and thole who have
any dcusnds thereoR to exhibit the fame for
fettIemeat to JOHN LARRhBEE.
Jas 10. .....
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-30
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1903.
Robert s. John Gray,
king hIses,
Have just ascsSUed from N. York,
An ADDITIONAL aforsment Of
200 K S,
king itIee
E U Q x s.
of which the following are a part:

OF which the following aye part:
DR.. Lettlome's Hints, deGgned to
promote BeneGcence, Temperance and Mle-ie4l
Science, ycs. Svo. boards.
F.jesalia, vols. Sro. calf sils the fame in
hcsp.
Dobfon's Life Of P:irarch. do. Dc.
Plolc Ch4raeets, or Contemporary Biography,
Svo.
Public Cha,ateers, for 1902 and 1903, boards.
Adventures Of lclcmaehus, vols. ovo. cali,
git.
ThonpIon's ssasons, With fine plases, cali,
gilt.
Lady's Monthly Molspm, ornamen,ed with
beautitol engfavings u Falhion for every Month
in the Yeaf, 9 vols. izaio. calf, gilt.
German Theatre, yols. cali, gilt.
Young Gentleman and Lady's Magazine, z
vols. $40.
Lord Kainles's Sketches Of the Hitory Of Msn,
vels. izns
Thalaba. the Destroyer, metrical romance, by
Robert Sontacy, vols. I2m.
Thompfon's Pictures OF Poetry, I'm.
The Enchanted Plants, ine-plates, calf, gilt.
PleataSe ard pairs Of Memory, do. DO.
Bellies Gettfes KepoHtofy TOT Dol, aua !;
fine hot preGed, oEnameocd with plates.
Gifosd's Baviad and Mayiad, I'm. boards.
Evans Baays on the acton for money had
ard received, on the Law OF lnlnTaHces, and on
the Law of Bills Of Exchange and Promhosy
Notes, $50.
Tayioy's Reports, Syo.
Porcppine's Works, zyols. 8vo.
Folio, qaarto, octave and pocket Bibles, gilt &
plain; commoq Prayer Books,gilt and plain ;
WATTS Plains & Hymns, large ard FINAL DO.
bound In Morocco.
Wallace on Diieafcs.
T6wufend's Guide 10 Health.
Btown's Elements Of MediliDe.
John Bells Anatomy,
Aud gseat number Of other articles TOO hume.
yoes to infegt in an advertisement.
Jolly II. d
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TNo. 372.
The Sale

OF the property sdysseis3 On tie 18th Of Aagun
latt by US, n eeriusnce Of the deages 81 NC s,i-
cuit court Of the darIcv u CoiuinDla, ~ thS
eonnty of Alexandra, al he lsft June ( r. II the
faia court, ard 10 eufasnce Of tie at w,li aod
teiganient Of Lewis Hipsiiis, deceased, to rake
place on ttis day at the houfe Of Francis Dsaieis
Il tle Lizzie Falls Of The Potomac, is uaag id
ABLY pcfponsd uni;I 'rhuifday tac iot dag of
November nexr, al which p'src ard % which
day, if far, if not .ht r.xaf&ir day, viii poG-
lively be fold by as, al F!ol,c auction, TO the
highsa ejdder ior ready meney,
Che foHowalg Pso5c1ty, p5z.
ons Undivided third part OF ao7 acre, Of Lard,
IN tbs faid diariA, near The laid Little Falls,
upon which arc Merchant Mills wih ,hiee pair
of Ffrreh burf mill tones, aad cvrry prceilafy
and conyenisnt machinery for man4iattrrns aouf
to the hen sdvantsse; a!o g brswery and ailfiI-
ler,, mier's hodie, brewer ard diltiller's boufe
and fandry other Improvements, This property
will be fheWn to any peIfon who may iilciint 10
pufchafe IT,, by the lald Francis Dan:c!, at any
time before Tie fsc.
A trait Of and in Fa;r.lx county, atout tires
miles from the fald Little Fails, containing zo7
acres, upon which IS dwelling nouie, in hich
Ms lSutan Wren lives, and fundfy other improve.
mems ahout two thirds Of tbs land sle cleared,
and the remainder il wood; i is COCO farming
land. Mr.. William Waters, who lives near il,
xiii thew This land 70 any psrfon Or Pcyfons who
may incline TO purcl4fe ii, at any time previous
10 the iaie.
MIS-. Sufrn Wren, who was the widow of the
iaid Lewis Aipkins, has righg ct dover in the
aforeiAid property. or The tale will commence
at twelve o'clock.
Philip R Fendall,
Robert Young, }Extors.
William Waters,
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For Sale,
A handfome FARM.

A handlome FARM,
Thfee miles from Alexandria, partly lying on the
main road that leads TO Colcheiter, containing
oae hundred and twensy FIVE acres, handsomely
improved, and pleaiantIy 6tuated on the pre-
miles are a neat dwelling houls, kitchen sd-
Joining, dairy, an excellent we'll of water, and a
barn 90 feet long, together win general collec-
ton of choice fruir trees. The ftua,ion as coun
try Tea, is well adapted for the reddence Of any
perfon who may buy il, and will be fold on mode
rate terms BY the proprietor.
THOS. RICHARDS.
SEPT. s. d
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To Let,

THE fralss Warehouie on Kirg a,cet, fuo
doors above PIT Steet, now occupiet by Am
brofe VaRe. Poacdion will begivtn on the a7th
Of this mon,h--apply, in tee abiencc of the
fabfc.iber, 10 Col. Dennis Ramfey.
R. I. TAYLOR.
Augue s. co
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Vol. III. /
s5aIes bp Sutton.
On SATURDAY..

LU Ox1 = " MIA
H1o o'eleck, suiN be jold att be gexuns Store, tb
forxsr of King asd Umoa 6,eefs.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiGey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
MoiaGcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. ard barrels,
sWhitc aud brown Soap in boxes,
iCoEee in calSs and bags,
Raiins in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
-AmoNc WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irith Linens,
CsfIimsres, Caiicoes,
Kerieys, Threads,
Coatiags, Chirtzes,
NsIithicks, Dedficks,
fearnausht, Oznahurgs, 8
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchief,
sWorfcd and other India Cottons, sc
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AHaiose<r.
septcmhcr II.
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a. A GaYdaer- Wanted.

~ A Gardner Wanted.
I with 10 employ man who is qualified to
undertake the management and cultivation of a
large Garden and fevsn,y acres of land, in the
neighbourhood Of Alexandria.
James Craik.
!! Sept, "A. s1ss law3w