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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY,

IA Z AZ y LIZ = = = =
Far Sale or Rent.
THOSE two three tory BKlSh
HOUSES on the corner Of King ard Co
Iumbus fsree,s. They will be fold iepA-
ra,e or together, as may be preferred, OF
,hey NAV be rented for one or more years.
Apply to rrN
Tee % go
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14
Wanted 10 Pasrchaje,

W0ated 10 I'HfthdJe,
A likely n EGR Q 30 Y,
from II 10 IS Years of Age; for ore vel
recommended generous price Will be
given. Apply TO the Printer.
an. 8. 2awSr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14

>.k~HE LOi with the rtOUoE thereon, az
the Efouth-eaf corner of Cameron and
Aired Streets, late the Property of Thomas
Richards ieveraI vacant LOTS adJo'n-
ing thereto on Alfred Street, between Cameron
and King Streets. The Houie p'eaiaatly itu,
a.ed and in good order for the Accommodation
Of Family.---If not fold before the lit OF NO
sember, it will then be rented.
WILLIAM CRAlK.
sent % xwt4
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-14

The piles will be required fquare only
IS feet from the butts, and may taper to
10 inches fquare at the Gmall end.
The timber NUT be out before the frif
of March, and delivered in April. Pro-
polals for contracts will be received until
he zsth day of January next, by
VIM. BRENT, Sec'ry.
Dec. 81. eoz5J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.

Has jaa ,xeeis,sd, ard .fsr f9rJale'
Ladies and gentlemens Pocket Al
saanaeks, and memorandum books, 10 iheep and
aioroeco bioding for the year ISo4
Also,
A hsndfome afiortmens Of Morocco pocket
books with and without nafaments, ladies thread
cafes, afss Kin memorandum books, mathemasi-
cal intscs,ents, FLYER and Sseel pencil cafes. and
bea black lead pencils, pen HALVES, glafs pewter,
and wedg-wood inkaands, aates and pencils, pa
per, quilts, falling wax and wafc's' ipdiaa iubnef
bea playing cards, and merchants account hooks,
on oew & Improved plan, with fundry other ar
iiclcs in the stationary line.
Orders FOR blank books, ruled 70 any pattern
and bound after the new method, viii be thank
fully received and executed with neansis and dit.
patch.
rcfoeafully informed that The Sd volume Is come
TO hand ard ready for delivery.
Nov. King Street. eeaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
K. & /. GRAY
Fail and Wlnte7- GOoG.

have jua received large iuppiS Of
ptmrto, Poa, and Vsltam Letter Pa9sr,
Foolieap w-siag paper, DENY drawing paper,
and 1 few grofsot Fullers boards.
Nov. az.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30

tlose I'VE counties Into nv rafa.,,...
(which with the counties Of shenassa ,s'
Frederick, Baraely and Jefferson ~. ~
| once an extensive districs ct coon,rv ~
the most productive of any Fart 81 y;ra;
MA; IN this district too viii be found X.
most wealthy, and commercial inland tow
in the state. Above,these is a country sn
ing up fast, whose commerce viii take y.
same course Of the district below. and
thought it OF some consequence to copnect
this country, BY the shortest possible die
lance with Alexandra.
The most considerable passes over tie Ru.
Ridge from this district Of Country Below S,.rn
ten, are Smokers Asl.bys' ard Manassas Gs,.
ehe latter less used than tle other tyo, eyc.,r
when the roads below LATHE River ase 50 torn :,
by the woggons as TO be impossible, When man.
surn through tbs gap n search ct roads less ire
quented aEd more easy 70 PASS. The roads iroucb
the two fir&t gaps meet AZ Little E,ver, the or.
from Manassas, embracing Near flfib OF the moA
productive part of Fauquier county, nav with
much convenience 10 travellers be bronsh, in
near he SAME place; here then will all travellers
passing though these gaps. be brought into the
~, ups .o'1 @"0S4 VIC Sti'ta sass
Ao'u' nye '',''e, - rug o'.n e@s1 o. o'IcKers'a
IS said and. believe with truth, may be mad.
pt'tef .'@n o'''eNe' >. was i"i2rnFI mat IA
'sis oiiee'i'ti s'olo p0 'ool''eu' nc people Of
eils'so ' r.. r. o1a 20 pass
- ~; - - r. 90 near
:, oll s,r..1't' -, to''~ - Soo';
w 80 o. - '''l1. uiiee'
eo"'t W. 1",'o''' 'o''''' " tnafins-
'uis' G.lr'eSs'A' a." 1A1 Aa'u'.@' p%ss" 'nron2h
y i1.'uo, " VIZ" - t'iG'e"a'' Mis-
Ioui1'y - ~" 'sa.e y Iu'"'"'0n' ID
"i''e 'i'9 '"''De'' 90 "oc oi'' "sa,.ny' cat can
y9''u'F 70 S'y' Wa y i0"''0 "'i''S 70 Take
~. - oeI 49, ,,..,ot .-,
e.a - r ~" pSes
',e 'o@' ~ tA'' = Us'"'e WIZ
- ~, y J''''I6
Tue VI pms toAo ao3''' Vice y WIZ l'h'ne TX
fo"i' a"o "''''n "'ii oe o0."ee" ''e ,i'S. dHa Sc
cohp sA'eS; iaius WIN an VIC 'oAus l'olh TINS
eAtensi'e u'''''e' f'i"' 0hece,y - rA'A"no''a,
anu J3. tl'0 eehtle 'odu d, a'iie'7i'' P'S'eS ana
thelf distance DC shor'eneo rom any PaFs Oh lt'
bu' l''eFe were otIsr reasons "i'Ci' of&ialea
strongly on my m.h'' ua oe''.ss oSs,oes DAFT
noe 'na' INC c'Y o. I" a''''e'on s'o oe0ige
Town "hieh 1ops'0e. 40 one, WI. ~, Oe ''v'1
III commerce. whHn AieSa'u''a WIN nave l.
'hoo8f' II .@o'e ,'vei' oeI@uos ,'s osas %
government was placeu t'e'e' Nn9 Wei y '0u'sS
CONSIDERABLE SUNS .. f'0H'y "Vu'a - NV" ''''o
circulation oy the 0iliceFS 81 goSef'A'D' anu muse
attendant on III. ms money ge'arg "'o !He
hands OF the merchants WIN enao'e 'leH' 20 IT.
crease 'heir BUSINESS a'lo may po ,e-sO1 "'s
men OF wealth. 70 seuie 'Hg'e' in'y dIeAly
have the command OF tne proahce gong oow'i VY
,sasn'a sc con,d b. ,nrn.5 that wav. i would do
80 - the commerce Of Alexandra.
,r a. h.
~ survey OF she o'.lelel' iuau1 I'aDe "
nlnl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30

,vofsld be no Use for a road higher up the
a,,,,ru than the Doint from whence it was
,na.,+ r. tnrn off TO Thornton's Gap; whe-
tbsr III WAS 10 be at Centervile, or at the
- ~ ana &c The Ravenswortb Old6elds.
IL y,,I,at l. calledthe Guinea Road comes
= I could not learn. What these gentle
49,, we've - fn1l 4 Tbornton's Can. Twas
,,a+ obls - Gee t,ev certainly would not
Gnd > town. and scarcely a village on their
WOW. nor beyond the Fairfax line do /
believe, they would be able to add twenty
shares 10 their stock. These wild and eS-
travaganr opinions induced at a snbse-
qaentmeeting, toobtain an order to run a
line, by survey, strait from the Courthouse
to Little River.
When we take into view tie increasing
produce Of ocr lands, from better know
ledge ofagriculture, there can be no doubt,
but although a great deal Of produce shall
take the water direction that less will ne
yer 20 to market Dy land, than does at pre-
sent. No person will ever put barrel of
-four into boat, who can conveniently get
it taken to market in a Wagon. There
will always be some risk or injury. The
Farmer too will wish to see his own -four
delivered; it affords him also, an opportu-
nifty of getting his supplies home IN his own
wagon, and If the roads are made passa-
bic, he EMPLOYS his horses at time when
they would be idle at his expence. Etmay
also be remarked that the great difficulty 10
ge1ting to market, was found below Little
River, the roads above, owing to the nature
of the ground, are passable at all times.
Twill now beo leave to state nv reasons
for CONCLUDING that bv nursuino the law IN
fchrs;no the stra;test course we sho,,id
bast ,,ron,o+e tba d,Garer+ ,ntares4s-
ca,,dJ
III. 49,, ho,o T ;4t1o p;u 81
CO. go -
&c IT,, r
800 - !, =.
80 oll'o.1 il'soIe ~ ~ pSIi,l .'no
ILL. - ea,l,, - r. tta 80 1zo2 - the
e - 49,
t;as s' e>f Eraderict Rertel,. Ton,loun and
~; g. $3.50 1a,.r - "a 40 labn,s ..a
:, -: go. 80 road. 1aaJ;,,s
+brarob Sn;ctrre5s aod Uestaps Cove %
A1evsaar;a. ond !, tle naar 1zo1 ~ +be
:a - s'l.. &C 49, r,aa,hax. e.. $500
AZ eaueI - w 49, -, ~ el's'l''o'li'
s sh 80 s3eSIishn op, "as u' Gu ~
~ ~, 800 800. ts. raoa;ned -, alterat;o ;
~ $500 ;tsol;aot ~ 4ls ,, -
49, D. 80 49, ~ a9 slom
,ass.lls e. I'll he 49, - 1900 .s 9ts.,oll'
aad ' sona far tham - ia 49, .el''
the legislature again took up the subject,
and passed law authorising the people OF
the counties of Shenandoah, Frederick.
Berkelv, Loudoun and Fairfax, to elect
DELEGATES to meet at the town of Leesburo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
public aa!s.

F.r fbe 5snsf ef re xrdsrqeritevs on VeiresdGy
n<at, ~ ) o'elsck IA fbs afternoon, nil bssala
o. frpia' 5 II ,barf,
Tie three maasd Schooner NELSON,
sg.s all her tackle, &c. burthen about eight hum
died barrels.
M1y 90
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-30
at,1aS CYGUen,

-k1as Jult rsccivee Huu 40 ~"
King street few doors ailoys Msiifss sennsfp
sand Watts s, hsndienne aiioftmen'-ef
Fall and Winter Go0a5y
Conasisg d fpperhns broad sso,hs, and cail-
rn-rss, coating, Feref cloth. kerley, and half
thirks ariped and rOie blankets, Srizss, aannels,
,oilinest and l8anflowns, R'iaia ihtssiog, ravens
lack, dowlss, -eseas acd ticklennurgs, brown and
white plstillas, I,ifh iinsn, long lawn and hne
COTTON hirsiRg. an elegant afortmcnt Of cambria
snallins, white and coioaredGae lodia mpu null
and psigg do fahicpabie ehinSz and caiicoes, inr-
nirure ca. ladies' extra long co;tong gloves. French
and Epg!ish SIX pick MEX, < lace do. o. fa!t'a
ifripe AID fancy bordered cambric thswls, white
and coloured can'e's hair do. pafentiew!ng cotton
threads, lsc.s, bobbin, Sc. Sc. The above goods
viii neaifpossi Of On the rlual terms for cafh.
Nov. IL. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
70 be Sold at Vendue
On GIL Ho0e's Wbay. sfb iasf at II
o'eloek.
a Iarge two itory Store, {

A large two tory Store, on
faid wharl, IS ieet long, IS feet vide,
It's a frong good frame, lined through
Que with granerirs, parfitioned Oft on the
fecond and third floors; she frame is In
shree ieparate parts tor the convenience
of moving if neceHsry. The ground
on which i ftsnds is leased from the cor
poration at Iso dolls. per annum. Three
years of the ieafe are yct.to come, when
the building may be moved. if another
agreement IS not made with the Corpora
ton. To fave trouble, IT will be put up
al one tholfand dollars, no bid will be
taken for Jess thar five dollars, but the
hishcit bidder may be iure the owner, or
any perfon fer him, will not make any
by bids. One half the purchaie money
will be received in approved notes OF 60,
ard the other in 80 days from the day OF
lale.
or There is attached TO this property
the privilege OF landing andihipolng goods
free of wharfage.
Vim. HARTsHoRNE.
81
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
A T rE N TION!!

ALL We who are in the habit of ad-
m;ring the wonderful works of nature,
will do wellto repair, as fpeedily as poi-
fible, to No. A., Republican Street, at the
lign of the Devil and a Democrat, play
ing at the back fword, where your organs
Of vjG,u will be gratih,d with fight Of
The errafsf pbeuomenon, which ever pre-
tented ifelf for the inyefigation Of tie
Curious.
Apeytsa LLSUs NATUREE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
For. Sale,
A handfeme FARM,
September l..

Three miles from Aisxandris, partly "
Ing on the main. road that leads 10 Col
cheiter, containing one Hundred and twen-
ry FIVE acres, handsomely improved, and
pleaiantly iituated !; on the premifcs are q
neat dwelling houfe, akitchen adjoining,
dairy, an excellent we'll of water, and a
barn 50 feet long, together with a gene
raj collection of choice fruit trees. the
fi.uatiou as country feat is we'll adapted
for the reGdence of any pefon who may
buy ii, and will be fold on moderate terms
by the proprietor.
THOS. RICHARDS.
Sept {.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
Fran a late London Paper.
AN INVASION SIX ETGH.

AN INVASION SNsE LII, =,
IF there be one person 50 lost 70 al iove
Of his country, and the British coIlsS'tu =,
on. as to suppose, that his person or MS MS.
property. his rights and his f'esdoIn, wouso
be respected under a foreiga yoke, ret nm
contemplate the following ptetnfe--hooe
oyercharged. but drawn from scenes a al.
fordeel by every country Italy, Hollana'
Switzerland, Germany. Span, winch IDS
been exposed 10 the nllserles OF a french
invasion.
LoNpoN, 10 Thermidor, Year -.
Gen. Buonaparte made his pubic en-
trance into the capital over London BRIDGE
upon aScharger from his Brita'fa'c Ma
iesty's stables at Hanover, precsdsd oy :
detachment Of Mamelukes. he stopped
upon the bridge "a few seconds 70 su E
the number of ships in the river; ano'
reckoning to one of his aid de camps, or
dered the French flags to be holsted above
the Englisb 1.-The English sailors on board,
who attempted to resist the execution OF
this order. were bayonesred, aud thrown
overheard.
When he came to the Bank, he smiled
with complaisance upon detachment OF
French grenadiers who had been sent to
load all the bullion in Wagons, which had
been previously put in requisuion by the
Prefra ofLondon, Cltizen Mengaud, for
the purpose of being conveyed to France
The Directors Of the Bank were placed
under strong guard Of French soldiers in
the BanS parlour.
From the Bank the First Consul pro-
ceeded in grand procession along Cheap
side, St. Paul's Ludgate hill, Fleet street,
and the Strand, to St. James's'Palace. He
there held grand Circle, which was at
tended by all his Officers, whose eongratu-
.la,ions he received upon his entrance into
the capital of these once proud islanders.
Bonaparte, previously to his arrival, ap,
pointed two projects, one IL London and
one for Westminster. Ctlzen Mengaud,
late Commisssry at CALAIS, is the Preteet
of London, and Citizen Rapp OF West
minister. He also nominated Citizen
Fouche to the office of Minister OF Po.
lice. The Mansion house hasbeen sesstt
ed for the residence of the Pretrct Of Lon
don, and Northumberland House f9r he
residence OF the Prefca OF Westminster.
AS it has been deemea necessary TO have
the Minister Of Police always near the
Person of the First Consul, Marlborough
House has been given to Citizen Fouche.
Lodgings has been prepared elsewhere Tor
the late owners of that splendid gaiace.
London was ordered to be iliilnlnat-
ed, and detachnents of French Dragons
paraded the principal streets ard squares
all night.
Ii TEERMIDoR.
Bonaparte, at 5 O'Clock in the morning
sreVie we'd the French troops on the Esplan-
AIDE at the Horse Guards. & Council
was afterwards held, at which the follow
ing Proc.amations were dawn up, and or
dered 90 be posted iii every part Of the
city.
BY ORDER OF THE FIRST CON
SUI.
Pyoclam 4tiox.
ST. J0m<,'s Palace.
1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
Foe Dollars Reuard.

a n % IL CVVSUfS = ASsSS~of -
RAN AWAY from the fubieTiber on
the lif of July lat, a negro woman named
b e C K,
ABOUT 20 years Of age, pretty lofty, OF a
yellowith complexion; fuppolsd TO be ie-
GREETED by Henry Peaks negro nan Ben,
who has numerous Acquaintance in Alex
andria, and may have conveyed her there.
Whoever takes up laid negro and deli
yers her 70 me-, living on Occoqnan,
Dayis's Foasd, Prince Vim. County, ihaii
receive the above reward, and, it ont OF
the county rcafonable expences for bring
ing her home. OI 1t is iuppoied Che IS
with child.
William Davis.
Anrni} 77.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
E P / 6 R a M.
&c Gx;d bro oae.

!" Qaa pro sae.
Women were born, 70 fate declares,
so s4sotb our lia-n and our cares,
Add tits but juft for By my tfo,h,
They re very apt TO rufus both.
Etaa5b on q WS.dsau,s.
Beneath this Store lies Peter Foster,
Who married a wife and iaeSigy l2it bsr
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
FROM TIE CHARLESTON COURIER.
To tie Editoy.

SIR,
YOU will oblige a foblcriber and Con.
ltantreadef b. giving the following a
place in the Courier.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
ll0atse 1c5.

THE fubfcriper M quantity of Hauis
Framesjutf come g na7d, and offers shsa'
for iaie on low terms
A. sScHoLFIELD, Sen.
New Lumber Yard, Aug. a9. eo4t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07
The Minister Of Police, FOUCHE.
PROCLAMA TON.

TO THE FRENCH SOLDIERS.
Soldiers! Bapaparse has led you TO the
shores and the capital Of this proud ISLAND.
He promised to reward lis brave compa.
mons in arms. He promised to give up
the capital Of the British empire TO pillage.
Brave Comrades, take your reward. Lon
don, the second Carthage, is given up to
plllage for three days.
lSigned) BoNAPARTE,
AUGEREAU,
The Minister Of Var Per Interim.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-07

Inhsbitants Of London, be tranquil
Tie Hero, the Paclhcator is come among
you. His moderation and his mercy ar
well known to you. He delights in re
storing peace and liberty TO all mankind
Danish all alarms. Pursue your usual oc
equations. Put on the habit OF JOY am
gladness.
The First Consul orders,
That all the inhab.,ints of london ane
Westminster re main in their own house
for three days.
That no molestation be offered to tht
measure which the French soldiers will b
required to execute.
All persons dissbeying these orders
will beimmedlately Carried before the mi
Mister of Police.
(slgned)
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

1T Cawt ef Csa1n2a Pleas tar tLe county " Cunbsr
la.d Jcgpr AID baldea at Portland, ia E1d county,
On he t5r4 7agaoy CT .TEne, Z. p 1906
pENTAMjN WAITE, Of Falmouth, in
- aid county, BY lis petition this Court repteients--
That ne atcresed with other perons him unknown,
III certain traG parcel of Land and Fl1rs with TIE
old Wharf BANDING thcreon lua'ed in lad Portland and
bounded a. follows, viz Southcrly By wharf formerly
belonging ID Hcarv Wheeler, Ed dccealed, but now III
p,Geion Of NJ tor LemCd W.cks norJhcry BY she
thery Gdc OF old wharf buit by him {;he laid Benia-
mial one Samuel Cobb and John Waite wenery BY high
wa,er mark and ealt-rt by low mark; together
with the right of laying vees the north Gde fid lait
mentioned wharf, an All TIC privileges and appur finances
thereto belonging That I've has right hold occNpy
aud ENJOY one third az the aIorelad Land aud with
the privileges and sppurIsnzncSs of he fame for and dur.
Ing the team Of nine hundred and ninety nine years on
the even,h Gay Of February in the ysar Of Lord
thoufand levcn hundred and 6yfevCn and that be Is
dcirous Of holding aRd enjoying his laid proportion
teveTaiy--
Whereupon, it is ordered by the Court,
That the petitioner cSue All pcrons ntsreaed in fad CT
ae 10 have notice ot lid petition, by ca1ng the fub
Gsncc of the fame, and Of this order, be pubhed IN
T--E Gazns three weeks fuccelvey the lat publica
on "a he altar Twenty DAYS before the third Tueiday
Gl0Aer that they may have opportunity % make their
exception to shs Court, which IS then 10 be holden a
New gouceaer within and for the cosnty afortlaid,
thciI granting the Cams.
/ AucA, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CkTF.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Hahn's genuine Fve.Water.

(overeisu remedy for al dfrats OF the eyes, wie-
Their the el Of natural wSaknIls Oh ACCIDENT HetLly
removing iutammstious, dtHuElioD3 Of rheum DUH
nss, itching and hm The eyes. filling - cure
thofe maladies which frequently fucceed lhe fmal-
pox, meales and fevers, ana wonderfully Rrrngtben
weak light. Hundreds have experienced It's excellent
virtues when nearly deprived Of fight.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
The genuine Pcrfan Lotion.

So Celebrated among the fahionabl5 throughout
Europe A. an invaluable conctic, perfectly Innocent
and l4te free from corrofvr aui reprlent minerals
(the naisof other oto0s) and OF unparalleled efficacy
IL venting and removing bcmihes il the face * kin
of every nt, particularly frtckles pimpleS inAarma-
tory redneis' lcuFs letters, rins-wOEms, luu- burns
Prickiy heat, &C. The PlrEan lotion operates mildv
without i'm. eding that natural nG.udbc perl3iraton
which is eientia 10 heah, yet It's effects are fpeedy
aad permanent, rendering them decately fcft and
clear, improving the complexion and re0oriaE the
bloom OF youth Never falling ID render al culinary
cOuateHance beautiful, & an handrome one more TO-
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
Sovereign Ointment for the Itch


Which Is warranted an intshblc remedy al one an
pcation and may De uied with the mo0 pere6 fafrty
Dy pregn~t women. infants week old moi
containing particle Of mercNy or any dangerous
ingredients whatever, and IS not accompanied with
that tormeatng fnaIt which attends the ara..~sto,
Ct other remedies. lA1s;yt5fz,ss TO " sogf;szsa =
AIat ,. u moi
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

ME the fublcriberS, having been ap-
pointed hy The Hoo. WILLIAM WIrAoSe Hlq, to
receive and examine the claims o creditors ID the e0a:e
OF JCHN TOHNSCN late of Sukig4r, in TIE county IF
Hancock decealed rSprcl.nted oiuventdo hereby eye
notice that OK months allowed fad creditors 10
Ut rg il and prove their claims aud that ha attend
that crvce the houfc Of E5Jr1ia Dysr, il laid S4vgr
the Gr4 MONDAY n Aupu0, aud the four lucluednE
mon hs. EFHRAIM DYER, c.-..r-
EBENEZER BEAN, V-"-''
Dafsi e Saifgzq, June az lSc5. (Jyl8)
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22
~. q 1yga bldrA 81 Ne 10th ~,
DoL1Aas



Ies than Blacks to a Prize.
Prize Tickets will Be paid the expiration Of g 5a
alter the drawing Of The Lottery 3lM be FIN he'd n -
not demanded within year after tht drawing at i
be PAID but conAdered generouly given for ,hs p.
pole for whch the LoteTy WAS eranled.
The time expanded IL drawing this Ciais wil not tIci
4o days and ~ prevent 4lr Misunderstanding n Hgs
20 the fortunate TtEfswhich pend ,be tclh, 6l
twentieth, twenty hiih thirterA, thirty 6fh and rt
days ot drawing N i 0at-d a the mtaaE aad a-
tention OF The ubcrihers, thattae drawing w 5o3 '
hal he eoridered Che work Of day, and O. she fr
natf Blat will hc thoIe, which lha uf ih va
according ~ this rate OF drawing, whe Ter .- WORK
two days be done in cue or not
The Manager. have, ihe Law dircfs, cnierei XIII.
Bonds for tie faithful performances of The duty rrm
them. They will loorapPoiDt and anncusce ro tar Pup I
an cary day o. which TO commcuce the drawing; ss
M they have nor 4cculcrgd thc1lfJvcs hitherto NJ KIN.
appoint tAotc who have ~ hherzIy a1ven urt5 y t
tofmer Cl4te', by any Pairy proencss for evaoGg ~
PromIes they eagage not 40 deceive then a rssH4 !"
this CIz5.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

Reftorat:ve Powder for he Teeth s. Gums.
This CXcelleHt preparation comforts "a treJgthens
the gums preterves the enamel from decay aad clean
irs aIi whtens the tecth, by abtorbng All that acri-
mUnlous fine and foulnefs which iudered 10 accunu-
late, never falls 70 njure aud finally ruin them.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-08-22

= Tickets and QUARTERS in ;hsf
hove CiaE for f4le AZ THOMAS CLARK'S BoakaaF
F'4h -rest, Portland Prize Tickets I1 former C7t
Ken IN pay -Letters (Poa pad AMI sncs6ng rhe 1'i
Pun6tualy attended q. (6ul Jsiy As, 1895