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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

"Rtour late Supreme Judicial Coart, came
on the trial of the action in which TUgrfh
Bartlett, Esq. was plaintiff, and Nathaait.
Wills, printer of the EASTERN ARGUS,
was defendaiIt-for publishing twelve false
and malicious libcls against Bu1let.-TLe
cause excited much expectation.-lh ac-
ton has been tried in the Common Pleas
verdict given in favorof Bartlea, Tor az
hundred d5llarS-But appealed from. Iae
defendant, by leave of the Court, Flea,ltd
the general issue, and also special jrst ysa'ioas
to all the counts in the writ eAcepl four
The defendant, am told, failed i'll PlUsi-S
single charge.-The jury returned q Fcr-
dict Tor fifteen hundred dollars d;inatges.---
Council orBDtict.--Nfc ssrs. Prentiss 5ieHc's
Nicholas Enely, aud JohA Ho.nlt4' Colt
Gil for Willis, Messrs. 5aH1ael I1i.te, cr1
Aiag and '1e1ealiah Braa6zzy. ms May 30
sdtnUnlinated the triumph Of injured 1et..-
station and moderate democracy over uFSt7la
tyranny, and dominant JacODIrIsli, W.
trial has teI1nnsated with great tyt.sit ~
BDrle.f, and covered fis opposera NIL mel,
tied chaggin and contempt Tic money,
learn, will eventually cong vdt Of The pockets
"a tA< Gsms-slisIC lTscy Vi TINS disaict.
a-4s.ist -r.,s-'f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

gentry are made TO answer Tor Their EVIL
deeds, they set up the yelp OF" Persec-
ution," which will undoubtedly be ech
oed from Maine to Georgia, and be re-
peated again and again that federalists
are the authors Of it,. but the lie is too
barefaced to be swallowed by the dupes
of their own pary....and tho the farci-
cal attachment Of the Argus Office is
laughed at by all parties, yet when an
attempts made to represent dicission,
in one Of our highest courts of justice,
as persecution, it ought tobe viewed as
a daring outrage against the safety and
tranquility of civilized society. AS well
might the theft cry persecution at the
whipping-post.
With respect to the particular charg-
os made in the Argus against Mr.. B.
am not acquainted, but | have been
correctly informed that they were
false, scandalous and malicious, and
proved to be so, in the presence of all
Court and Jury, who gave
verdict Of 1900 Dollars, which l hope
will operate as a salutarY lessonto libel
Iers. DEIEGTOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

The election Of Charter Ofioe5s in ILL ga
OF Newyork, closed the 18th ult.-Tbep'
eral Ticket succeeded in i've w,.rds NJ
Lew1sites in one and the Democratic 4,
three-thus have the citizens Of Nev,cs
taken the government Of the city Gun !
the hands Of democrats, who while n n
ice, violated every principle Of honor VA
honcsty.-On the result Of this election II.
Editor ofthe New-York Herald, fNos j
nIAl>cs The following remarks:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

to be Designated, the latter relied !,
he did not consider himself sul,,,. ne
to enter into such convention 49,
instructions from the Coyerncr 60 -
al OF Mexico, to whom he Promise
write immediately. From the oistsr'
OF this province in answer can u. r~.-
be expected IN less than a mCntl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
GERMANY. HAMBURG, SEPT. 81, 1896.
~ MOUementS OF Prussia.

The King of Prussia has left Ber-
ku 10 fHt himself a the heed Of his
army On the 22d, he was at 5fagde-
burg, on his way to his head quarters at
-NaRen6zrg, Gin the centre OF Saroa.y.)
His Queen accompanied him but she
is to return Immediately 10 Berlin.
NJ. EA FoREsT, the French Minister,
has demanded passports to quit Prussia,
but he received in answer, that he should
receive. them zyhen General KNosLEs-
DoRFF, The Russian numsler ~ PaITo,
received his. The Marquis DuccHE-
SIM had arrived in Prussia for Paris.
The Prussian army IS full of enthusia-
ism, and burns with desire to measure
swords with the French.-A contes,
with France is very popular Throughout
all Prussia. The Kings army, in the
vicinity of D1Graelay, is computed at
10000 infantry, and 10000 cavalry
His Majesty has Marshal MOLTEN
DoRr with him. Prince HoHENLoHE
is in .Silesia, with 10000. Besides
these there arc separate armies under
Gen. BLUcEER, KAEkRrETH and
9gcaEL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
SHORTHAND,
Monday, December |, 1906.
- 1JrpNGGfpec -
Lite and I,nt0rtant.
- JltlgN ccQ(lcc -

! CT THE intelligence Under our foreign
head, this day, is highly interesting and i'm
pOrtaUJ.
or AL prospect Of peace between Eng
kc1rd and France, for the present, Is Al an end
and there is every appearance that the Con
tinent Of Emobe, viii soon become (if not al
rcadv) the theatre Of wide extended war.
T n The forces Of AGssIA, Prussia, and
Szge2cx are in motion.
-. Letters from Dresaen, state that the
Emperor Alexaalsy, tie King Of prussia, the
Arch Duke Charles, and Prince Lo.ISzai!iAs
were expected 10 mold q conference in th@t
, CITY.
IP The Prussan army encamped On the
EEbe, which Is commanded by the King III
person, consists OF 10000 infantry, and
10000 cayairy-these were to be joined by
the forces At NGgGtJeyB another army was
stationed IN SlteSIz, winch was to Dc aug
mented, by 10000 SaXons.
Bonqbarte was AT MentG, Oct. ID. with an
army Of I7U,U men and had demanded Of
the states forming the confederation OF the
Rhine, 10 furnish their respective quotas OF
troops. BY tins compact France IS required
to provide 100000, instead Of which Bona
parte promises SUI, UUU.-Ordcrs have been
issued that these troops be Immediately I:dls
ported 10 the Lower Rhine.
by letter OF September 22d, addressed
by Bonq,bayse 10 his 4edr Gyother the King Of
Holland, it appears, the refusal on the part
Of France, to permit any alteration in the
present situation Of the H1nSeatic IouAs,
Hose and SdxOhy w-o = great OUstAc-e III llle
way Of a general peace.
The Batayian forces have been ordered to
march To lhe frontiers.
Capt. CclchrIst, arrived at Boston from
Rotterdam, bring. Dutch accounts TO
Oct a. Capt. G. informs that repoyt was
circulated At Rotterdam that Frederick,
Napoleon and Louis were to hold a confer
arce, and that hosuAtieS would not take
place between them.
A PARIS paper Of the 7th Oct. stated that
Lord LaudeTdale would not quit Paris tiA
] the 13th-but we do not think tia Dutch
news is entitled to much credit.
| The capture Of tire four French figates
by Sir S. HOBS squadron WAS Ano~nS.tP4yts
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
or PRUSSIA.

Russia does not appear to be an idle
spectator of the approaching quarrel
between France and Prussia. The
Russian troops are encamped and
for theiruse are collecting
at Uarsaw, (in cideUant Poland
where every preparation is made for
an army entering upon a campaign.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

+ dtviSe III our last 49,.
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
IhE result Of the late trial Of Bart
lstt-against Wills, has afforded the dis
interested hatriots, alias democrats, an
other opportunity TO disseminate their
falSehoods among the citizens Of this
district. They say MIR Bartlett is fed
eralist.....at the same time they assert
this, they know a greater falsehood
was never uttered by the father Of lies.
| ask, when or where Mr.. 3. ever act
ed with the fcderahsts, or In what man
ner they ever supported him land
the democrats are challenged to pro-
duce single instance, in support Of
their declarations on the other hand,
he was invited into this district to aid
in the holy work Of revolulionizing the
political opinions of the citizens, to
serve the purposes Of few ambitious
individuals iii their unprncipled and
private Views. It WAS first intended
that this town should be the place OF
residence for this schism-maker among
demoCrats....,.to commence his 50 useful
labors y and the : patriots without re-
proach" we're invited to meet at Mr..
PAINE's, O enter into an obligation to
give him taeir undivided support. but
a certain id o1e, remarkable for his
saUing k7DsgledSe, suspected there
might be some afterclsp in the bust
ness, refu.cd to act....the consequence
of this was, young man was depuled
to Saco, to recommend the mo who
was about TO become the oracle of the
party to Their brethren in that place,
and the morals, the genius * habits OF
the citizens there, were considered as
in proper site to receive the blessings
Of democracy. To assist in the grand
and patriotic work, the Argus was
soon aftcr established...and Mr.. B. act.
ed the worthy part of caterer for lis
columns......and in return, he was puff.
ed, praised and recommended as .
character deserving the highest hcnors
But democrats, Notwithstanding al
their pretended disinterestedness, arc
no misers of power and controul.
Bartlett and certain rich family il
has neighborbood, who are not very
modest IN helping their " dear selves
TO share in the ioaves and fishes,
quarrclled for the honor of beingthe ser
want Of the sovereign people in Con
gress, for the county of York.
The democrats, fearful that they ha,
brought up bird to pick their owl
eyes out, II was resolved to enter Oh th
Improbable contest OF trying whic
could do the other the most harm
and the printer OF the Argus, III TIL
instance, acted the part Of the serpeI
in the fable for as soon as he wa
warmed by the fire Of prosperity, h
bit the hand which had raised him int
notice and like true patriot Of til
present day, lie enlisted on the strong
est side.
Here opened wide field for demo
Cratic warfare, and success attende
that party which had the greatest dc,
terlty and ability at lying and deceivin
the people. But as the saying is, thos
who dance must pay the fiddler, S
those who lie must and ought to b
punished Tor It. And because thes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
MIRANDA

The late accounts respecting III
adventurer, are SO vague and confrad;.
tory that it is impossible to Saw wbra
he is conquerer, prisoner, or ! !,
gitlve. The last mention made Of mn
in the southern papers, PRONOUNCE II.
account Of his late defeat to be III Nj
story nev U0mhes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

The last accounts from Louisiana are
favorable to the tranquility OF that terri
tory, on proposition made by Gen. Hi
kirlSon to Coz. Coadeyo commanding
the Spanish forces, requiring that he
should not occupy a des!ricS u country
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
NJ OF SWEDEN.

The King of Szpeden has left Pomsyania
for Schoen, which has occasioned a report
that his zeal against BoNAPARTE had de-
creased. But letter from ELsineU of the
Doth, says he will return in fortnight
The Swedish army remains in Rnssrdaia
and Eaaehbwgk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

The troops which lately broke up
from the French camp at Zeist, and adj
vanced to Nimeguen, Con tie borders Of
Westhhaha) have, In consequence of
orders from Paris, refrigerated, and
their former position.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

SEPT. 30-The French Minister, La
FOREST, has every thing in readiness at
NauenbRg for his departure for France. Ma
ny of his German servants are discharged.
The Pr4ss!aa H. Q. will be transferred to
Kof
The Russians, SasOns and KeSSianS, are
advancing, to act, it is said, Extensively.
The Marquis LUCcHEsINI, from France,
has declared, that the differences between
Prussia and France, viii yet be amicably ter
minated.
The'whole French force in Germany is es-
timated at 10000 men!
The Paris papers mention, that TNLLEY-
RAND, MAREr and Gen. CLARKE, the per-
SOILS with whom Lord LAUDERDALE had
most to do, have quilted Paris, to follow the
Emperor to Meatz--so that the tools Of ne
gociation begin to scatter.
BRANNAU, SEFT. 16-General ST. HIL-
LAIRE, with 5000 men, still occupy this CT
ty, Marshal ScULT's corps is reinforced 10
$4,000 men.
RATIsBoN, sEPT. 22.-SoULT'S division
will remove tomorrow for IEgoLsta4t. Other
French corps are arriving. I6sse nloce-
n'eAtS Us against Prussia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

=" B0nabUte some days previous 10 ms de-
parture from Paris, presented the PrUssi4n
Ambassador with four beautiful HanoveTian
Horses. III his last interview, however, IN
which he delivered to the Corslcan Emper-
or, the uAirlutu1t Of his Court, BoAap..rte
displayed mat angry and intempeNtc ioiiy,
winch, on some former occasions, has be-
tray<d the weakness OF his understanding.
While the veteran Minister was repeating
some OF the acquisitions of his Court, the
Emperor, interrupted him, by saying
:" Prussia Is merely sgatch /; ara zvAoeveY
Sginds IL Up, zUiH SET Il q going" True, ST.,
rcjolned the Minister, - MY Country is .
Ssutch; bur please 10 ObSerOs, it ia Acbe4tsy,
4I.- II f9oL5s4 ", 4 s-iA SuiNS."
The crews Of the Rochefort squadrons,
lately captured, are said to nave fought
braNely and 70 have m&nGNcrxd tlcr
sillps IN mastery ms,lncn
A decree Of divorce has been formally
publIsed At Paris, Of the marriage Of Jerome
bolaparte and Miss Patterson, u Bsltil.ure.
Neyc cafiitG! crime--The fate of the
late unfortunate Mr.. PALM, Cannot be
read without emotion by those whose
bOsoms glow with sentiments OF palri-
ousm, justice or humanity.
! IAls man, a bookseller at Naren-
6UrSh, one of the free Imperial Cities
OF Germany, was suddenly seized by a
detachment of French troops, dragged
before 4 Military Commission assem-.
blcd at Brannau, tried On charge of
having sold publications rsaecIiAg on
the Government Of Bonaflarte, CON
DEMNED and EXECUTED.
Two hundred pounds have been
raised in England, for his family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
OCT. 9, 1906. P. NJ.
RUPTURE or .NEGCCLATTON

The Lord Mayors information was greet
ed with cheers from all parts Of the Es-
chGHPe, and at Loya's, with three times
three. Joy prevailed every countenance,
and every man congratulated his neighbor
-apon the failure Of the negotiation. This
expression Of the sentiments of the Mer-
Shants Of London viii have suitable effect
spon the councils of the TYRANT or
FRANCE. An illumination was talked of.
Mr. Isle was the messenger who
Brought the tidings Of Lord LAUDER
'DALE's intended departure.-He left
Paris the 9TH at FIVE o'clock in the
morning, and arrived at B0Hlogne at
night, Immediately embarked IN a
French boat, was picked up by the
D4untless Praam, which landed him
the next morning at Dover. He hast
sned to London, and arrived at O
clock. Ross the Messenger, embark
ed at Deal, for France, before LIsLE
arrived.--He will meet Lord, LAUDEII-
BALE on the road from Paris.
Lord LAUpERDALE's return, we think.
must not have been expected BY Ministers
or they would not have dispatched Ross SO
late as they did. 1t is probable either that
his Lordship had received so pointed re-
fusal to his animate proposals AZ 10 induce
him Immediately to apply for his passports
or that BoSAPARTE finding we were likely
10 settle our difference with Prussia, sent
orders for his Lordship to quit France i'm
mediately.
The Ministerial Prints say, the ne
PoCiation IS at an end, unless NJ. CHAM
rAGsY, the French negotiator, was au-
thorized TO acCede Ito his Lordship's
terms. 6 Il is probable" says the
.1EIorning Chronicle, . that Ministers
unwilling to allow the discussion to be
further protracted, instructed his Lord
ship to submit certain proposals, and
to notify, that unless these were &C
oepted, he should quit Paris within a
given time" Ministers would not
certainly have made the communica-
ton they did, yesterday, were not the
Negotiation completely az an end, and no
chance Of Peace remaining.
Immediately on the arrival Of L1sLE, at
} DeaL, AID. HOLLOWAY sent expresses tothe
SquSdronS; and ordered Commodore OWEN,
in the CLYDE, to wait off Boaiogne, for Lord
LAUDERDALE who may DC expected in
town on Sunday, at fatherest.
THIS news gives US pleasure.-The negO-
tstion was never popular-TLe Present
state of EUROPE does not admit of secure
peace-But the war was and is popular
never was war more SO.
St0cks.--3 per cents. 90 q 61-Oninianl. 4
A Hamburg mail has arriyed.-All
was in motion on the continsnt and z
Russian army Of 10000 men already
assembled OH the frontiers of SiLeSi1
me easters part Of tie i'rI1Ssian a.
niHgons.
BoNAPARTE left Paris the 25th Sept ant
was At 1Eea.s, ON the Rhine. the %, Octo
ks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
c1McLNNA7Y 1T PENNSYLVANIA.

At 4 meeting OF the Standing Comnittee
Nov IL, lGO6, it was ordered, that ill.,
members Of tic Pennsy wanna Seciety Uf
Cincinnati wesICrape on their lett 4rlR, anti
the ribband Of liza 6rdct, with q strip et
black passing along t.le crnu1, tor tLi.tr
days, as testimony IF then regret ior die
loss Of MAJ. Cen. Hcniy Knox, the late Vice
prCslGeLt Ochc1id " The Socivt5 .--j0sl.G4s
At the last term Of The Court Of Common
Pleas, held in this town, SrEPHFN CAAsE,
Esq. was admitted Is an AtLOll4oy
Re5cTt Wrtg5t, esq. is elected Coycinss q
the state of Maryland.
Iobics Y. StalasJArf, has been unanimously
chosen speaker w the house ot delegates
OF Maryland and John Johnson, Esq. Ar
torney General, in the pA.ce % 7. M..soI's
Esq. who j. ri1ct1G 70 lac seslate of -Aac
state.
Gabriel Woo, Esq late his Britannia mr.
.Iesy's consul resident at Baltimore, has
been appointed cCmpTolier-geIer.i " Tic
West-Indies.
Thorowgood Smith, Esq. is rc-c.ceted
mayor OF the city Of Baltimore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
PARIS, OCT. ).

The Russian Minister, M. Won
KNoBLEsDoRFF. left this city in the
night, between the st and ID inst. and
followed BONAPARTE to MeHtz, (or, rs
some cf'the MAPS stleA ii MayeHce, stu
Gted at tie confluence Of the Mayn inEo
the Rhine, and but q short distance from
Hd7laH, the chief place Of one Of The king
Of PrEssiG's allies, the Eicctor Of Hesse.
When the French Minister Al Berlin
applied for his passports, he was in
formed that he should receive them
from his Prussian Majesty, at head
quarters......Lr@ These tsOo articles in
dtcdtc another ATTEMPT at negotiation BE-
fore an Qt1ieGIis made TO tie sw0rd.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

1t is reported, that the Elector of HesSe
has declared himself neutral, and obtained
the consent Of Prussia in that course but it
is not probable.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01

BY The Resolution, cant. BrOzvn, zsho'
arrfUed az Boston on Monday last from
Livertool, London dates TO October
The 9l5, AzUe been recnVed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
LONDON. OCT. 7-9. 1906.

LONDON, OCT. 70, 1906.
There are reports from Paris, that the
French have suffered new defeats in Caia-
brfd that MAssENA and REGNIEE, were
wounded that the English had taken
SalenOs; and the insurgents Consen2G.-EAIs
may DC mere report.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
\ LONDON, OCT. 9, 1906.

Yesterday afternoon, Lord How1CK, Sc
-cretary Of State, sent note 10 Lord Mayor,
inclosing copy of message by Telegraph,
Just received from Deal -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
A Messenger arrived. Lord
T.AUDERDALE Quits Paris. to-mor-

LAUDERDALE quits Fd7S, to-mor-
row. Clyde frigate ordered TO attend"
Immediately tie Lord MAJOR read Lord
HowIck's note to the Exchange And sent
it to LoYD's-where it diffused universal
satisfaction, evidenced by repeated hnSsas
and bwsts # applause Tho Ministers were
at the levee, at the queens house, when the
Geographic communication arrived.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
@isteI!anp.

| The toll0Ua4g is the conclusion IF the comann-
nicdtion oUer the signature Of" DErEcroR,"
EOhicA press q Oliaer n,d.tey compelled ~ to
divide til our last :..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
5r0relgir 9ilteume1ce,
ss 60 g.

Late and Important /!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-12-01
8. TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE

8 From Deal, z minutes past ], p ".
- Oct. 8, 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

Pursuant to a decree. Of the circuit court for
the district Of Columbia, beid at Alexal-
dria, and the last will Of Beayamiin shreve,
deceased his executors offer for sale,
THAI Yelua5c Prohe1rg at the corner Of
I King and Ftairfax-streets, part OF which
is occupied by Charles Bennett. The lot ex-
tends 40 feet on King and 70 feet on Fairfax
street, is subject 70 a rent charge Of SO dollars
per annGm.
To those who are desirous, either of secur-
ING a good stand for business, or yesting their
money in real estate, this is q most inviting
piece Of property. A small part OF the money
will be required in hand Or in al app 8 we'd
note at 60 daYs-ou the balance a liberal ere.
dit will be given. For terms apply to either
Of the executors or 10 Benjamin ishreye.
William Paton,
Edward stabler, 1Es'ys.
Iohx lanney,
November %. Sawtf g
Printing Ia IT'S various branches,
handsomely executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22

"A. t.. CaZcDOVe,
Kins-street, opposite Mir. Motifs tavern, has
Just received and for sale,
4 hand(ome ~ielection Of FANCY
MUSLINS.
Black and colored Italian and India lute-
strings.
Ladies and gentlcuens' white, black, and
colored silk hose
Silk, kid, extra long and habit gloves
Lace gloves and sleeves
Brown, black, and scarlet silk y~elyets,
Fine spit straw Jipsey hats
White and black grapes
FaHn colorcd cassimeres and beaverets
Milled gloves, hose snd caps
Men, women, and childrens lists and mil
led socks
A few bales German oznaburgs and bur-
laps
2 cases Irish liriens
l do. Nuns threads
Rea! Martinique and other French ~cordials,
in cases.
A few Prints of the Apotheosis Of
General Washington, ia elegant Gilt
Frames.
December Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
Fifty Dollars Reward,
For Approaching Richard Gotler,
w4o BROKE JAIL LAST SIGHT
December II.

TIE was committed, on his owR c%onfessi-
IL on, of passing counterfeit checks He
is about 5 feet 7inches high, fair complexion,
light hair, grey eyes, very much pitted with
the small pox, and a good deal round shoul
dered. He was a sailor in the United States
service had a blue sailors jacket ard trow-
sers, a long blue coat, several white linen
shirts, a pair of shoes, and a very good black
hat. AZ.
The above reward will be given fer sppre'
bending and; securing the said Gofser In any
Jail, asd giving me- information thereof,
DANIEL G.. Brent, Marshal
Of the district of Colulntia.
Wsshington City, Dec. z. Isl Jaw
40 boxes of fresh Bloom Raisins;
AND
40 boxes dipt Candles,
For Sale by
M. MILLER.
Necomber 12:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-22
This is to give Notice,

= HAT the subscribers of Alexandria coun-
j ty, in the district Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans court of said county
letters testamentary on the estate Of RIcHARD
CONWAY, late of the county aforesaid deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thcFeofto the subscribers,
on or before the 18th day Of June next ensu-
ing, or they may by law be excluded from all
beneGt to said estate, and those indebted there
to are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under cur hands this 18th day of De-
cember, 1906.
William Herbert,
Nicholas Fi,zhugh, }Exrs.
Edmund |. Lee,
December II. 3taw6w