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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06
February z.
T @ B E l. E. I,
FaR A TERM OF YEARS,


NJ O u " T E 4 G. L Z.
The bsaptitul couNTsx-SRAT OF the late Lord
Fairfax containing
K a EOUr two hundred and twenty zine and
y an haH acres of Land, boundei on one fde
~ Hunting. Creek. Upon the pfemsfes ihre IS
every ncceaary convenience re9oiese for the ac
cogmoiation of a gensee! family, viz. Mani
on. t.ouCe, Kitchen, Laundry, Smok- Houfe.
S,abl. and Carriage Houie, good Garden en-.
cloi:d, &C.. poGtding ali the advantages of a
mof diversified and executive proipea. hcajthinels
of ftuation and proximity to Alexandra i
InuG be- aen6defed as one OF the naa deGra5le
places Of rcfdencc in this pa.t OF the country.
Apply to EIfl!iam Herjsrt, Efq. Of this town,
or TO the Su fcriber near Patuxent iron works.
Primes. Georges county, Mary
John Carlyle Hetbert.
January i6. law
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

I'D AN AWAY from the fubfetiber, living Ii,
b = Fauqaier county and fHc ct Vtfgiaia,
near Rector Town, a negro man namcd oM,
and negro woman naua:d pilLLIS, his wits.-
Ten is fout chunky black fellow, ssry Il my.
weighs about $50 or 90, IS marked With me
Email pox, very plain &c os fse0 on ms noles at
a very pl9afant counscnsace, fspEble, arttai aud
mxnneriy, talks very plaia, and is sged about
As years. lhs nan took with him TWO fine
cloth coa,s, one blue the other 8 white, two
ia kets, one Of black fatn, the othes Enfey; ftri.
pad With oia.. grey cloth oy.ralls, grey great
coat and whise fuf'd hat.
PHILLlS is very black, well made, of md,
die Gzs, fome of her teeth out befofes and about
Z forty e,ght years of ag.. She took with her one
retce habis, white iprigged muffin habit, Que
blue RdF p:tticeat, one Jacket and pessicoat OF
liniey, ariped with black, and two fripcd blan.
kets. They were brought from the lower part Of
this fate, near where Counsellor Carter lived.
They will probably change their c!othcs, and
procure paGes, aud mix with Carser's freed ne.
gees, they agq lainted with their, or they
may make tor Fredericksburg or Alex 1ndria, has.
Jag lome knowledge of both thele places. They
formerly belonged to msj,r Valentine Peers, Of
Psince William, and were fold by him to Mr..
George New rnan, OF Centerehle. will pay the
Rbuye reward Tor experimenting and delivering to
rns tho above deicribed negroes. or proportional
reward for lodging them in Jail, 20 that nay
get taem asaln.
Tofhua Fletcher.
April 40. May e84s
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

ggt He labicriber will !ell all his interee !.
( that exsentive BREWERY in A!ex,o
d,ia, which he row occupies; OF which ,be,,
is eleven years IF an uasxpired lcafe to Com.
from Septemscr next.
This Bfcwe,y is on au exterEve plan, hayi7e
TWO Copper Boilers of 1900 and 500 gallons,
and every working uteEili complete, With NJ ali
Houfe, Kiln ard Mill.
To the capuslif this concern offers every in
ducement, who Is Killed him!elf, or can procure
perfon ,G iled in brewing as the buGnels NAV
be extended 20 as to become extremity Yalvs.
bic.
Propofals vii! DC r,ceiv.a TO the sslt Of IuIv.
Every nscefary information may be had. and
letter. pof paid attended 10, by applying 20
Thomas CrQle,
May S. dew&aaw.f
tWihing to eloie my brewing.buG.
nels, Oh " EDNESDaY next at three yclOsk
in the afternoon, will be fold, by auction. az
the brew hcuic, tor ready m9rey,
about $50 Barrels Of BEER.
81 T. CAUSE give. notlce, thai b. will
ti!yhargc all accounts agaiaf him &C pfslsntati,
on ; and thar in few ddls he will call on thos
indebted 10 him fol beer, io'p ynest.
May s..
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May 8.
$1,000 t------~--- -
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of deed of trutt from
Inns D " don rae ia5f~r.oer, 60 tscsic the
paym.n. Ola fun OF Gaoaey from she lad James
ID ,s,dioa % Dtnei S.2aager and Samuel Sping
lc.. VII D. sxp9isd 70 iale, az Paoiic aust on
sfar cliy n 5aeY, upon the ns'e', on )" 4 = &.
NE5DAY, lbs ,weasy,sighsh day May next,
20 / ii Ga0J 40, lyiaS upon thc louth
sGt- II z. iace fleet and Co the weaward OF Wa
ser erect, IA rhs town Of Alexandra, fronting
nooa Pfinc. erect 40 feet lnchsss and extend
iag back % eet s nchesr-apon which there Is
5 t.e5s.i asywo tory Ftsme Houic.
George McMann.
~ enif
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N O T / CE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubscriher
IN his taken letters Of Administration on the
eftate of John Fowler, eiqs late of Fairfax cou.
~, deceafcd. All pe,ions indebted 10 the said
ei'ase are IequeRed to make payment as soon as
possible, and thofe who have claims sgsinA the
et1atc are defired to make rheu.kncwn to the fut.
ieriber, 10 Older that he may be enabled TO clofc
bis administrator.
William Deneale.
Faitfax County, Matcbs. rsast
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PUBLIC SALE.

n Y virtue Of deed of tsuR from b0masiH
Id Elssy to the fabicri5ss, for the PuFP1ie q e
lssur,ng a deo, due sfsem fad eElzty to Daniel
dsCarty Chicsaer, will be expolsd TO puoAe
saie, on that part Of the prentice now N the te
nute of M. John Birncs, on sA isoRDA !
sAe slf day Of May next, at II o'siock,
Two Tra6ts Of Land adjoining
each other
Containing about 500 acres, dsoate IN the eoun-
~ OF Fairfax, on tho north fstk OF T ohick Run:
about miles from Farfix court houie'
Doddrige Pitt Chleheitcr.
April as. Iaw4t
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
December rs.

yTT}LL be given for apprehending and f:cur
w ving in jail. young rauIatto man aave,
named ANDREW. He was hired by ne .aa
year to MIR. ] frph Thomas, vino keeps tn. mir.
Ole ferry opp3ilte TO Alexandria, ard ahfconded
from thar place about The latter end of Aague
ls&. He is about 3 years Of age, feet or 9
inchss high, lufy ana we'll made; has Aaort cur
led hair, and is frequently fubj-6 co have teve.
raj ,srge pinpes IN his face. He is reckopea to
be fenabie fellog, Of an eaiy agreeable add.els
for man in his isw fghere Of hfe. As b: has
not hecn. heard OF by me fnce lis eopement,
fu'psa he has had tfe addtefs TO fnip h:infelf as
freeman on boatd iofne vsilI either at Alrxan.
dria or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
iscures hin in any Jail, hail receive from II.
the above reward, as foon as due information
thereof Is gircn to me or to Doctor ". r. Cs8.
fin, at Fort Tobacco.
C. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles County, I
January u. lIFch. 81 aaw
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IOHN WATTS

,sS ia2 reeesued and ofns tor JaIe, on
the gfss1 terms,
White and brown TickieGbufg
Whit. and brown German Rolls
White and brown Piatillas
7ss and AZ Inlh Linen
"A Shirsing Cotton
Apron and flirting Checks
Ghilkzcs and Calicoes
& Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths
SapesGne Cloths and Calf nere
Sewing Silks, Twiits, and Threads
eainbriok Mullins, ~ and o-4
Lace Cambricks. Az and %
Plain Leno, do. Go.
Tamb red Lcno, do. do.
Lsno Wells, do. do.
Leno Shades and % aygoaa do.
PIC Me Gloves and Mits
SILK AID Cotton Hole
Ladies HIATT Gloves
C4morck tiandkcrcnicts udLong Lawns
Gurfahs, CoGdcs, and Bst,ss
Freih Clover Seed, &c. sc.
March & GO
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TO Rem

Asib3g.gT,s ~ II .. giVss t5s 2otbs May,
a tn SD tY FRAME HOUo Sc, iitu'
IN 4: On Eslsl4x Acct, Lately occupied oy
Me. , asis, Oh ,snlkn TIA. And is good, ana
hav.nr oe:n ,seapisd fo57a leassh of tin. by 3
p. On { nsat in his basaeis, f-ndsssss. an Ell
ei5.c lsla;loa for sptri,a OF thls ouiiaess' Z OF
-tesm' Apply TO
Thomas Irwin, or
Joan Adam.
NJ. co
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q K E. " Z,

A neat and cenmodious two fory
BRICK iOU Z. Gsuate on Pnnae-RIess, be-
tween Wah agsan aad Sc. Afsph. ereefs, lately
occuplsl BY D ctor Gilhes. Apply to
Thomas Shreve.
Asr;I rs ce7,S
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ALEXANDRIA, st6 Mny, 1896.

ALFxANnRsA, ST. Mny, 1906
,T~ he gentlemen, fl-ers and prlvates, OF tx
4 Alexandria troop OF cavalry, and oha
gentlemen difpoted to jim il, are rfqaefed to
mest at MOTIFS tavern, on Taf/aay;tven'xg ntgt
between the hoGrs Of AID s O'Clock plndp
al attendance is hopcd for, as il viii be eGcni
ally connected with he .fucccis Oh the undert.k
in.
MAJ {. At
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N . I / G E.

o thofe who are indebted to th. fubfcrits
g. On accom-, Of fhr concern of PozpsN ard
DeAnIp, as we'll as Oenny and PszOsl! chat al
who DO no, pay eff their notes or accounts Ct
g'vs their bonds with fecurity, On or before ID
hftt day OF May nsxt, their notes and sccouu
VIII be PAT into the hands Of An attorney n5b
ultimately.
Mir. LsvEs POWELL, jun. of Mddis6afg
IS authorized to fetrle and receive the debts dpl
on account OF that concern, fhoold any apPlS
there in preference to the fubfcrber in this plass
Edmund Denney.
Janu7ry 80. Ias |
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Tusnty Dollars ReuOGrd.

Ablconded, on Saturday lat, from the ipbfcri-
ber's houfc near town,
A Negro Man, named Reuben,
Formerly STAGE DRIVER, and sseN kaozvx q.
6egs loG1z.
HIVE DOLLARS reward will be given If
Il taken in or about town, where he issfup
pied 10 be lurking, ian old habit and TWEEN.
TY DOLLARS il 50 miles from town, and
y.sPoatonabiy for ale(s diaance.
William Hodfon.
Afav 8. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-06

Cath. and the highelt price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags. by
sthe Printer of this paper.
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The famous Jack
& O L i NJ B u S,


Hill Jannl, at ARLINGTON, mile and an lny
fran Gtvge Teqvu ferry, ard be let 10 Mara
at EIGHr DOLLARS, Tbaid BY The Ef
of Angnf, cna FIFTY CENTS to ttbe grean--
iii ot, T4veiSe Dsilars, and a Doktar u h
his JACK is 70 celebrated as TO nectn
1 dc[cIpion the value II his. mules HA
be certified by Number OF gentlemen II defIei.
He will aIfo be et,4o Iennetts at 0ae Isrdrd
DoKa,,, ard Guinea TO the groom. 1, need
NOT be added that he it coniidcred equal, if not
iupc,ior, to any Jack en- the continent.
PsRafage gratis, buf no liability for accident:
or elcspcs.
John Ball, Ageat.
Arlington, Aotil rs. Iaw3w
TIE elegant and Thoroughbred HOyk
P O T @ NJ A C.,
Will fand at Arhzgt0n, mile and an half from
G~rge. Town isuy, and be lst to Mares It
the very low p:ics Of T4vesy- sbA!liags,d
twenty five Cents TO the gtsnm--or Or
Barrel of Corn, if paid by the fra of Augf
IF not, Fies DsAqss, and dfty cents TO tie
groom, Will ecsthe amount.
DOTCMAC is a coal black, Of GREAT fE (
1 ard beauty, IS AID an halt hands hish, az!
form no. to be ex eeded. He fands at tbs {
very low price FOR two years only, that his bred
may be extended to prove his value. He i, 8
bigh bred ho'le as any in tho world, as the an
nexed certificate .fhews.
Ga~ do hereby certify, that the black COX
Potomac was bred by ME and foaled in the ip,rg &
OF 1899 Hls G e,wss ms borfe Chatham, az!
Chatham was got by Col! Thomas Mann RaH
do)rh's Lsburrum, cut Of ny favotite maze llIE
bella, and both delc:nded from Gil. John Bay
lor's famous Old Fearnought and The impoftd
dam Of apollo. From, variety of crsGas COO
fdee Potomac 20 be as high bred hore as sNs
III America.
William Fitzhugh. s
PaNurags gratis, but'no liability 70. aeeidsnaf
Or slcapes.
John Ball, Agent.
Arlins scn, April IS law;T
LOST,
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FOR SAT, F.

An elegantthree flory Brick KouCe,
ntbe corner of King ard Columbus frec,s. row
occupied by Mr.. .Joba Rebe,ts. Or YOl NC
NEGROES oreGROCERIES will Be taken il
pare payment. For terms apply TO Col. Geo,ge
Warrington.
Nicholas Vols.
(. .--Y i7' law
Fs'nsang, IN ITS yaraous branches.
hH11H INN la I
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JAMES BACON,

,.nn1,c pbCGN
.JflNlA--o' ASHA~1>11N'
bis GRocFKI STORE on Arg F'ef.' gas az
aadhisn 10 bis tornse'..sa'es' "A4ea
A Heih Supply OF Genuine Articles In
the Grocery Line:
Wh;,h mixes bis .o.r,e.eo, complete.
liz aszo e8sr. f1y Esk, an His glual lreu terms,
sMuGcnyado Suoars, oil various qua
'' 80 ..,1,, H.,
go c GU
Iarr,;sI 7E1s.
tIhfIa ,,,t;cnla,lv eleasd
49, u, e., foI
It's o.. s,a family ule.
p.a c,.saT e e..
osa.o,a,s ~ c,,.,;o- c,a,;,y
'''o''o 49,. % 9 Di''''o1
p-cu'
e S'l1'ios'
'"e''y' uJure
Ltpon,
e"e'he'
EaaHsa' aNa
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LOST,

Or RtdneseGy fvtaiug l4f, in or near TIE f'Nf
The outer. Cafe of a WATCH.
It is Of GELD, plain ard of modern fsNlion'
ffVeeD0l!ars aeecerd will be given, so aq
.refion who will deliver it 60 the
PRINTER.
February ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

Ia he Hoaara5s tse General Cart Of
MaDacbgjstts next to Be b.LIer at
B9fn, in and toy the Ceamsnqoeahb
q Mg9gacbgftts atorgai1, an The
f6ird Wedledlay IF .5aanary next.
YOUR Petitioners refpeCfully rep
reient, that at all .imss there IS ereat in.
convenience snd delay happening to an who
have occaiion to pais Kinteaeag River, IN the
town OF Bangor, and county of Hancock
hat at tome leaions Of the year faid river !.
wholly imPaiiable near the feat of bufineis IN
laid Bangor, and at other times dangerous
10 remedy which difficulties your petitioners
pray that they, with fuch Others as fi,al be.
come their atiociates, may be incorporated for
the Purpoie of building Brifge acrois fsid
river, at Cranes Ferry, 70 called, where the
lame is by law eGabIiihed-and that ,hev
may be allowed to receive fuch reafonabe toll
from Perions crolling faid bridge with their
teams, hories, Carriages or otherwife. as the
honorable Court fhalI deem TO be juR.-And
your petitioners as in duty bound flall ever
pray.
IOFIN RAPRED -, -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28
JoHN BARKER, and s. others.
Commonwealth of ManachuCetts.

In Senate, Manb 10, SOC.
On the petition of John Barker anSl others.
praying that they, with their ahocates may
be incorporated for the purpofe of building a
bridge acrois Ksad5feag Rivry, in the town Of
Bangor, IN the county Of Hancock, ar Cranes
Ferry, 10 called, where the fame is now bv
law eitaoliihed, and that they m Az be allowed
TO receive iuch reafonable toll as ihall be tho't
juit and proper.
ORDERED, thar the Petitioners caule an
atteited copy of their petition with this order
thereon, to be publifhed in the Portland Ga
zftte and Eeeera Ayg4S, printed in Portland,
thirty days at leaa before the third Wednesday
OF the hrit ieiiioR of the next General Court
that al Perfons concerned may then appear
and thew caufe iii any they havs) why the
prayer OF iaid petition fhould not be granted.
Sent down for Concurrence,
II. G. OTIS, Speaker.
1H roe H'grs Of Repryzatati4s5, Adareb /, soc.
Read and c9Seurred,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW. !St.1I.y.
True Copy. Attst, w. DAVIS, ClsrE Of Ssaate
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

10 the H1HSrakis the General Can't, sf
the Commsn7Oealtb Of Afa6acb4lltt5,
n'1V GBSmblfd al B9foa, qpitbin and
Jlr Iaid CommoHzyeafb. "
n UMBLY lhews, the fublcribers, that the
road as now travelled, from Standifl
eehng houie TO Gorham corner 10 caned)
IN the county Of Cumberland, Is bad and very
circultous-that by rezfon of low lands. hioh
ana ciayey hills, the travelling is rendered
extremely difficult and tedious, for the inhab.
itan's OF the enen6ve and hourifhing back
country to tranfpurt their um er and pro-
duce TO Portland, the only fea port in the
vicinity. The travelling being very conGder-
able from the States Of Vermont and New
Hampihlre to faid Portland, and ircreafing
yearly, the local ftuat on of the towns of
otandlih and Gorham makes it indifpenfably
necefiary for the inhabitants OF faid back
country to pals through faid towns to Port
land. A ftraight road being made, or as
itraght as the htuatioD of the country will
acmlt OF, from iaid Standifh meeting houfe 20
GoTham corner, afcrefaid, will horten the
aiitance one iixth part; and the land is capa-
bic OF making better road than the one as
Row travelled, and avoid feveral lons and
tedious hills -
WHEREFORE, TO remedy the inconven-
ces before mentioned, your Petitioners pray
this HonorabieCourt, to make them with fuch
others as maybe there alocistes and fucce1ors
body corporate and polite, for the pur-
pole OF making Turnpike Road in the rof
coRvenient and dreG route from Gorham
corner atoreiaid, to aid Stsndifh rneeting-
houle, 70 lsto meet the turnpike road alrea-
dy granted, from iaid Standill Meeting houle
to Fryeburg, III the county of Oxford with
liberty Of erecting 1uch gate or gates on
iaid road as may be thought proper and ne
eeiary for taking and receiving fuch toll
from the perioDs who may Pafs thereon with
teams, carriages, horfes, or otherwife as by
law may be ehebIiihed, and to tranfa6f all
and hngalar thofe things incident to Ike
corporations, and for the good government Of
the iamc. And n dety bound win ever
pray.
LothroP Lewis, and rc others.
Taa. 90 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

20 tbe Fsnora5s Senate, and tbe Han
oraJk Hsgs Of Representatives Of
I TIE COMMUNICABLE Of Ma6aabAntt5,
IN General CJnrt ~gSmbied.
THE Petition Of the fuhfcribers RESPECTFULLY
4 hews, that the transportation Of timber
from the Moole ponds in BrowEfieId, il the
County of Oxford, down Moofe Brook, bv tho
Mill and falls thereof, into Saso river III laid
Brown6ed, is attended with great difficulty
and expeGce.
That in rapid frehets, when the timber
sugat to be hoated down the itream, the wa
ter overhows the banks Of faid brook and
carries the timber our Of the main ltream into
she woods and fields among trees, bulhe, and
rubbilh, 70 that large proportion Of it Is loft,
aud the remainder needs great care and at
tention to prelerve and carry it into Saco
river That faid 1ream cannot be cleared
and made convenient for the tranfportation of
lumber without more expence than individ-
pas in an unlncorporated fate would be
willing to incur.-That there is vaR GUAM
tity of tim Der near faid ponds, which cannot
be gotten out, into Saco river, excepting il
IS hoated down faid brook. That 4 Canal
from the lower end of laid ponds down in or
by faid brock, by the falls and mills thereof,
to Saco river would be Of great pnblic utility
and Individual benefit.
Your Petitioners therefore prav the Hon
orsble General Court to Incorporate them in
to company for the purpole Of building,
holding and improving the Canal aforelaid
under fuch conditions and regulations as the
Honorable Court may think proper. And in
duty bound will ever pray.
CYRUS INGALLS,, and I9 others.
AsggR lS, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28
goaamen@saItb Of a9assathnsetls.

III StTaf- FEB 10 1906.
On I = he Petition Of Lothrop Lewis and
sthers ptayiag thst they may be Incorporated
for the purpole Of erecting turnpike road
from Gsrham Corner to Standfh Meeting
houfe, ordered that the Petitioners caufe an
a,.ea,d copy Of their petition with this order
thereon, 70 oe Pubffhed three weeks fuScel-
hvely in the Portland GaSctfe and Eafe5n .hy-
ers, the Ian publication, 10 be twenty dsys
al eat before the lecend Wednesday of the
ErR Setdon Of the next General Court that
all perfons interelted may then appear aud
thew caufe (if any they have) why ;he prayer
Of laid Petition fiouId not be granted.
Sent down for Concurrence,
n. G. OTIS-Pysjf4ari,
~ TIE Roa5s Of fRe8,eJsntafiVss, FsL. J ? lS06.
Read and concurreo,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW-Speaker.
Atrue Copy-Atteit,
WENDELL DAyIS-CzeyJ sF Srrat-
NOTICE.
ALL perrcns are hereby forb;dtruf-
ing or harhouring RACHEL HARROW
a town pauPer. On my account.
Morrell Jordan.
c-EfrsBfb, Atyal5 lsce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28
Commonwealth of Madachufetts,
" So, FeLrna,r lO, IsoG.

IN Senate, Febyua,y 10, lSC6.
ON the Petition Of Cyrus ingalls,, and
Others, praying thar they may be incorporat-
ed for the purpoies Of opening Canal from
the Moole ponds, in the town Of Brownheld,
In the county of Oxford, down Moofe brook,
by the Mill falls into Saco river in faid
Brown6eld.
ORDERED, that the Petitioners caufe IN
atteited copy Of their Petition, with this order
thereon, to be printed three weeks lucceiIive-
ly in the Portland Gazette and EaRern Argus
printed in Portland, the laR publication to be
thirty days, at leaf, before the fetond We'd
nefday Of the tirl fetlion of the next General
Court, thar all Perfons interefed may then
appear, and thew caule Gf any they have)
why the prayer of faid Petition fhould not
be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
II. G. OTIS, PyeJfdent
~ TIE Houys Of RspretsafotiVes, Fc5. q, 1906.
Read and concurred,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
True Copy-AtteR,
w. DAVIS, CLERK eftbe Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28
ABNER RAWSON, and so cthers.
-By ZACHARIAFI SOULE, s5.iy .4ltornay.

OxFORD. h.-At TIE Coprt qf General
Ss5Tsaf ofrbe Peace, 5egaa and boi-
den al Payi5, qUifbia and f5r Etid
COUNTY ofOs3ard, On TIE fe,nd 7ueE
day of 07s5er, Il. d l6o5.
ON the Petrion Of Abner Rawfon md 9TH
srs, praying for tie laying ont Of a road from
fari' 70 DiHheld, as therein defcribed, of
which the above il a true copy T5. Cart
s'as', that the Petitioners caule an attefted
copy Of their petition, WITH this order there
On to be publiihed three weeks fucccflively,
N ihe Columbian Centinei, printed in Bolton,
ana Portland Gazette, printed in Portland,
me lait publication o be 2; leatt three weeks
ne'ore the ext term ef this Court, that an
Perlons may then and there appear and Ghew
c@-le lit any they have why the PRAYER OF
lana petition ihoui< net he granted.
Aueit, CYRUS HAMLIN, Cgs,E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

~ NC lISll0T00fS me /H/IfCe5 T EDe
Csnyt ef General Sa)f0a5 Of The Peace
far the County sf O.yvd, to Be bol-
dsn at Paris, 7Oitbin and far Elid
County, on tbe lscand Iuglaay ef
Oa9tey, II. d. 1895.
THE Subscribers, inhabitants of the town
of Buckfeid, Sumner and Paris, humbIy
fhew:--That the roads from Dixfield and sum-
ner to Paris as now travelled, are extremely
circutous, and for that realon extremely in
convenient for travelling inalInuch Is trav-
elers are obliged to pafs from Di1Geld on a
road leading to Jaw thence on the road lead
ing into TemPfon's grant; thence into part
Of the town Of Hartford thence into the
town Of Sumner, and thence inio the town Of
Buckfeid thence into the town of Paris,
dilfance Of at leal thirty miles. And your
Petitioners Lumbly conceive, that a Ccanty
Road, leading from Paris 10 DixGed, might
with cafe, be laid Out on lands, preferable and
of fuperior kind to thofe on the fout now
travelled for the purPoie Of road, which
would ihcrten the diitance at leaf eight miles,
and thus in much greater degree accommo-
date the publick, 20 wit Beginning at or
near the dwelling houfe of hbner Rawfon, il
laid Paris, thence 70 or near the dwelling
hoale OF Ahijah Paine in laid Summer, thence
20 or near the dwelling houfe of John Fletcher
IN lad SsmReF, thence 70 or near The dwell
ling hogieof Merrill knights in faid Bixfield,
thence % or near Nebb's Pona Settlements
-Wherefore yoar petitioners hunlbly pray
your honors, that Committc- may. be ap-
pointed 70 lay out fail road, and thar fuch
further proceedings may be had relative 90
The fame, as to effect the objea of the prayer
'os this petition And as in duty bound viii
ever pray.
ABNER RAWSON, and so others.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

10 tie HsHSrable the General Couyt, sf
f6F Cemmgn7oealfb Of Ma6acb4Jrft5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-04-28

n the Houfe of Representatives of the United
States, March 5th, on the Revolution offer
ed by Mr.. GRrec, to prohibit the inport2-
tion of gritifh manufactures.