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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

sYesk Of this lady n the ordinary language
OF prostituted newspaper panegyric. 1t IS
sufficient to say, that in her professional
character, she was universally approved,
and applauded by discerning audience
and in her private capacity, she will be long
remembered and deeply regretted by those
who possessed her acquaintance and friend
ship. She has left behind her four young
orphans, bereft of both their parents, ans
destitute Of relatives on this side of the At
lantic. Need we, can we say more, to e.
cite the sympathy of a generous public.
Morning Chronicle.
AT Philadelphia, Capt. Nathaniel Faul-
coner, Master arden, ore Of the Oldest
captains Of that port, aged III.
n Falmouth, Maj James Merrill, agec
70.
In this town, after a long and painful IL
ness, Mrs. JANE GRAN, widow OF the late
Hans Gram, Esq,-Samuel, son OF Mr.
Phineas Bacon, aged II m.-Joseph, son O
Mr. Robert Mitchell, aged IL m.-Francis
son Of Mr. James Bracket, aged 10 ~
Mary Price, aged Ism. daughter OF Capt
John Curtis.
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Ble0,

At Windsor, Mrs. Lamphere, wife OF
George L. She died on Sunday and was
buried on Monday. From the singularity
of her complaints, foul play was suspected,
and by permission from her relations her
body was last week taken up and examined
by jury Of Doctors, who gave it as their
epinion, that she came to her death by the
hand Of violence. A jury Of inquest was
then summoned, who reported,
Thai she came TO her death By blows re.
ceiUed on her left side and across her back, ana
mar those 6lOzgs zsere probably given BY George
Ldn9ehere, and thar his another z0as accessory
thereto''
They have both been committed to Wood
Stock Jail.
At New-York, on the 18th inst. Mrs.
goEEs. Of the Theatre. We wish not to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Rarrlan.

In England, Mr.. w. Chiffon, Town-crier,
TO Mrs. A. HARDWOOD Saufage-maker, being
ms fourth wife and her fecond hufband. Her
hrf hufband was the fmaIlea man in the town,
and the prelent is the largcR; their united a.
Pes are jua 80 years.
In Paris, III. i. III. Prince Jerome Bona
parte, TO III. r. III. the Princess-Royd Of
Wirtembngh sister-in law to tho late
Princess ROYAL Of Great Britain, now Queen
of Witemburgh.-...O Miss Patterson 7
In Milton, Mr.. Moses Hobart, mer If
Bath, to Miss Eliza Sumner, Of the former
place.
In Biddeford, Mr.. Joshua Haley, to Miss
Priscilla Emry.
In Providence, Or. u capt. JOHN DEAN,
Jun. to Miss BETSY BRYANT, both of this
town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Dearborn &EWatron,

No. s, Jones' R0zU, Fy55Frerf,
ITAVE received by the Galen, from Lon
l. i don, a handfome addition TO their for
mer Stock of
Snpeyfne Cloths.
COMPETING complete ahortment of
RERSEYMEREs, Of all Colour,
S SDsTISes' gs u. and "''''sfs''''''
Ay6. Trimmings of all kinds con-
Family on hand.
They continue to execute the
Tailoring Business,
in the mon fashionable ftyle, and on an e1ten.
Eve lcale.
Or They would obferve, that h av.
ing obtained fuitabIe help to profecute their
bufnefs to advantage, they will be able tc
ferve their employers with as much faithful
nefs and difpatch as at any fhop in town.
Noe "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
VESSELS LEFT.

VESSELS LEFT
Al Bordeaux, Sept 25, Phoenix, Wells,
n Portland Bristol, Sept "a, Henry,
TIe.ether, Of Bath, for Malta, in 5 DAYS
At It. Pierre, Oct. IL, independence of Port
land, lust arriyed.-At Martinique, Oct %,
brig William, GRAY, for Kennebunk, in 4
days Minerva, Of Castine, for Penobsoot.
in 1O.-At London, Sept. %, ship Olive
Branch, LittletOn, of Kennebunk, for New
Orleans in about 10 days.
VESSELS SPOKEN
Sept. GO, lat. %, long 90, schr Rolla, of
Wells, for Gaudaioupe.-Oct. %, lat. %.
long, %, schr. Confidence, Morrill,, from
Kennebunk, for ILbago-No date, lat. 40
lag. sc, Ruthy, Bullock, of Linconville,
from Kennebunk, for Baltimore-Sept. Is,
ship Edward Preble, form Liverpool. for
Portland lad carried away her foremost
OF Gree Light, WAS supplied with an tier
Oct. 5, lat- rs, long, Al, new ship Boynton,
Is days from " scasset, for Liverpool.
sHTPPIEc MEMORANDA.
a small ship, no head, yaiiow sides, deep
loaded bowsprit lost under jury masts. was
seen 9TH inst. z. of Long Island, standing 4.
The brig Brunswick, Tucker from Port
land, wac dismasred in q hurricane. Oh the
18th sept. soon after lost his cables and a.
cAors on the Calcos Bank, and was towed
into Port Antonio, on che 22d by the big
Lydia, Rogers Of Newburyport.
The Leander, so guns, Capt. Dagget ar
rived at Portsmouth, Eng. The 1871 Scptem-
bert was on board this ship that the ar
rested Capt. Whitby, who shot Pcirce,
went home.
Great numbers cf Prussian vessels and
cargoes, condemned in England, are daily
advertised for sale.
A vessel from Mariegalante for Kenne-
bunk, arrived at the vineyard, reports. that
on the 14th Oct. c. Cod dist about 4 lca.
SW. she was run foul Of carelessy bv
ship, lost her bowsPrit, stay and shrouIs,
and damaged in hui, &c. Expecting To iii
every moment, the ship was requested and
promised to lay by her, but As soon as she
got clear bore away
The British ship Fortitudc, from tie
Streights of Mslacca, via Bengal, has ar
rived at Trinidad, with 191 Natives (me-
chanics and artists agreeabiy to a plan Of
the British Government IN the course of
time, by these an1 other emigrations, great
adj antages to Inc colony are expected
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

Aerain which democrats have Wen
derfrl faculty Of using whenever it suits
their interest or convenience.
Instead Of being one of the greatest
and hest of characters, he was repre-
sented as one of the worst and most de-
nrayed. The cause of this opposition
r. fellow labourer is we'll known.
Mr.. b. wished to be elected to con-
eress-this was going too fast and
was encroaching on the pretenuoas
Of richer if not greater folks than SEN
ator B. to prevent this hence the hbels,
prosecutions and verdict Of 1900 Dol
las. DETECTOR.
nP Remainder merit zveek.
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CORTLAND,
Eurobean Intelligence.
Monday, November 81, 1906.
- gsl11aaOoCfeao -

European Intelligence.
THE last accounts from Europe, though
y'aey contain nothing official, strengthen the
opinion that powerful coalition IS forming
among the northern powers OF Europe % act
y ne7s---s Ea,a,aae An ar-GaA'-' - '-.'-Ess f'7'
furnished Paris dates To Sept. 25. They
state that Bonaparte had left Paris-.that
the ur0cns which had been cncamped near
mat city had heen ordered to march towards
Gernanv-the troops in Holland had been
put il motion and were proceeding for
Zuers The Emper )r's guards lad crossed
the Rhine, and in a few DAYS French army
consisting Of 100000 men would assemble
IL Germany
Or A serious misunderstanding exists
between the King OF Prussia and Bona
paite-and there was little prospect that an
amicable adjustment would take place.
Prussia suspects France is not very friendly
20 her sovereignty and independence, and
her armies have lately been put in 4 state
Of preparation for active war. Bonaparte,
1t appears, is taking " time b. the ioretop."
a private letter from Nantz, dated Sept 20,
states that the French Emperor = had put
himself at the head Of his forces, and was
proceeding BY forced marches towards the
Prussian territories"
UT The negotiation between England and
France was still pending, Sept 25th. It II
said the prevailing opinion IL England was
shat Peace zgoulG not Be tie result 81 IKE mis-
sion.
OT Lord Rozgick is appointed minister ID
the office Of Foreign Affairs, vacated BY the
death Of MIR. Fox. MIR. Thomas GraRgiGe
fills the sffice Of First Lord Of the Admiralty
rendered vacant by the promotion Of his
Lordship.
Rear Admiral STIRLING has been sent
out TO supercede Sir HOME PoPHAM, in
the government of Baeaos Agres. And re-
port says he is to be sent home under arrest !
but admitting that the expedition was under
taken upon his own esPonsibIiity-yet con-
sidering the happy termination OF the event,
and the valuable acquisition to the British
government, we are induced to disbehevc
the report and only believe that he was
superseded IN consequence Of a superiority
Of rank-as Sir H9ne P9phaHl was only a
captain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
John Lord,

NfHi doortO 1feTrs. Cryi q Maytia's-Fore.freef,
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for fale,
a complete aaoTtmen; of
EAg4b Hats gftbe ne1Usf Jaibi9H,
Among which re-
Real iuperfine mem, Beavers,
Large and FINAL riIn'd do. Of the fecond
quality
Few real patent elk do
Mems and boys camel's-hair do. OF vari-
Gus kinds aud colors
Lite7V7e--A handlome afrortnent of AlfE-
RICAN HATS and HAT-TRIMMINGs, of
every defeription.
Cr Cath and the highest price CIV
en- for all kinds Of Shipping and Hating
fVRS az above (tD No0. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
TO Observation-Disclosures

Lines from Z" r. L. ere too incorrect for
publication, to say nothing Of the badness Of r4e
,Poetry--zse are unable to even guess zghaf the
.fuflor zpoRld be at
Or Far the last time zDe would observe that
al COMMUNICATIONS must Be f6rgUiea free b
Postage, 0y they viii nor be attended to.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
ISAAC GAGE.


Af bis Sbi5..Cbandl.ry Stere, No. 9, Uqs1-W5a,t
Has juf received freih fupply Of
GOODS, conGaing of
100 barrels of Wilmington Tar
40 ditto Pitch
100 bolts Rugia Duck
80 DO Ravens
100 boxes Spurm. Candles
40 do dipd do
6 boxes Role BrimRone
10 oaks Linfeed OH
2 do SPurm. do
do Whale do
Sheet Lead
DO Copper
Do Iron
40 kegs London ground Paint
a general a1ortment of Nails
Cut and wrought Brads
Quadrants
Brais and wood Compa6es
Black and bright Warmth
Spirits Turpentine
tons of old Junk for Oakum
tons of Junk for Yarns
Brandy, Gin, Rum
Sugar, Tea, Pepper, &c.
ALSO,
A general ahortment of Ship CBandlsyy a.
nfual; Cordage by retail or gang-All which
will be fold on the mott liberal terms.
NoVemBy a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
DfDicatiou.

In Boston, on Wednesday, last, was ded-
'icated the second Methodist Chapel in that
town. The throne Of grace was addressed
in pertinent prayer by the Rev. Mr. Mer-
win; the concluding prayer was BY tho
Rev. Mr.. Webb.--The performances b.
she choir, and soiemnity Of the scene, af-
forded the highest satisfaction to a hume
rous audience.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
~ Ndfice I

THE perfon who took a piece of
YsFgg from the fore Of T. & A Vim
TOW, ON Saturday afternoon, is requelted to
.eturn the fame, without further notice.-As
ne perf0ns name IS known, fae wifi find it to
Ter credit TO attend tc this notice.
Nov %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

The highelt prize in the 9th clafs Of the PIT
cataqua Bridge Lottery, was fold at Porti-
mouth, aud has fallen amongft company Of
20 or 80 perlons, concerned IN 40 tickets-
1t was bought by Air. Winthrop P. Nort0ii,
Of Berwick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

CUMBERLAND SS.-IaksH on Ers-
cuti9n md 10 Be Ed al pubkc aac-
tin on Monday the twenty .fe1ond
day Of December next, at ene Of
The chick in tie 4jisraoa, an tie
byemjfS,
THE right-in equity of reden'p-
rion in and to the following Mortga7ed
real eildte; lying in Brunlwick, in faid gour-s
~, VIZ. traG Of land bounded a. follows,
beginning az the north end of the twelve ROD
road that leads fouthwardly ID the falls wales.
and BY land Of Abraham Nadron, where the
fence now ltands hence running north tn
Androlcoggin river; thence wen fouth vet
wardly, until it comes 10 mill privilege, now
laid out ; thence fonh eattwa-diy, LIZ ial
mill privilege and the road belonging tQ tic
fame, till il comes to the faid twelve rod
road thence by faid twelve rod road 70 the
FRI mentioned bound Containing one acs
and one hundred and twenty I'VE rods, VITA
the buildings thereon, excepting the mills ara
mill privileges thereon Being, which have
been fet off 10 Outlaws Co.'s, Efq.
SECOMB JORDAN, DEP. SkisF.
ByEajzphk Ns0. TO-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Just Published,
POPES' ESSAY ON MAN,
xrr., = -

VIII explanatory NotCS.
TO which is added feveral letters calculated
to illuftrate the ideas of the author, This
ESSAY is printed in a convenient iize for the
uie of Schools-For fale at the Bookitores OF
I. CLARK and /. ADAMS.-Priee coll
and SO cts. per doz. IL css, Jingle. CIV.
Me-. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

NliN ke LsN at PukLc Auaian. br old.

WI Re EH at PubEc Aat7ian, b. ordsr
9fhe Han. JUICE IF Probate, far tts
County Of Cumberland,
a Ii the Perfonal Eifate Of PvssF11 Buck
z y NAst, late # Gray, in faid county, err
der deeealed, on 5YlEss5dr,, t5r third cav o 7'e-
ss'z5ey hs=f. at the dwelling houfe Of fard de-
ceafed, ia lad Gray, AZ 10 ocIcck, "A. M. con-
GftiDg Of general ahortment Of Englih ard
WI Goods, together with variety III othoT
articles.
Nov III. POLLY RUCKNAM. flax
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GaHttf Rbip jaflps.
PORT OF PORTZAND.-Isne-

CT No foreign ar7IvaLs at this part since
9lV last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Quincy & Baker.

HAVE removed from Fore-Rreet, to the
4 4 fore formerly occupied by Mehrs. Hozc
e EVans, corner of Unien-Street, where they
continue to fell Goods at their former reduced
prices-they have on hand among other, the
fnlln,rri,,r~ nrtarlnr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

Daniel Garland,
INFORMS the pablic that he has
: formed a connexion in buhnefs with capt.
JoHN LIeEr; and the buhnes will in future
be conducted under the firm Of
IlanieI Garland - Co.
Who have for laIe at his former aand al the
head of LOrg-Wbsyfj an exteniige aAertnent
of
Ergiyb, ". I. Gods and Groceries.
ALO,-A complete anortment Of ready
made Clothes, &c. &c. which they are de-
termined to difpoie of on the mol reafonabe
te rms.
Where, alto, the T'AZL0RTNG BUSE-
NESSis executed in its different departments,
with fidelity and difpatch Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
VHLAGE HARMONl, 7tb Ed7n
UST PubIi1ied and for lale by
ISAAC AOAMJ.

The ieUeatb edition grfbe VILLAGE
HARM0N2-, compriGng about SO peices Of
MuGc more thanit has ever heretofore COZ
INDEPENDENTLY calculated for the devo-
tions Of religious f1cieties and 6nging fchools,
Prize 10 4olAf. Pr doz. aoA fzgk
WORCASTER COLLECTION,
zevu edItion-Gontaining great variety Of
PJain T-ae5 and Arfbsl-S this edition i greatly
enlarged and improved, and much more valu-
able than any former EDITION Prize 10 dolzf.
PER doz. dol fzgh.
\ NOTHE'kN HAR HONic-Being
a collection Of the mon approved tunes to
which are added number Of original ones:
Prize 7 doA. 4o=. 70 tt5. f4gLs.
ALSO,
The BEAUTIES IF CHURCH 1fCSIc.
LrKEwIsE,
The ORTENI'fL HHPhONf--
Prize 8 doA so sts. doz. s74 eff. jf,ge
Nov "a. SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

IOllOWlny aTtlCieS VIZ.
Broadcloths Grecian Robes
Kerfeymeres, Fine and common
VeIvets,, Costings Dimoties
FIannels, Baizrs Fancy silk, and vari-
Blankets, Rufiels GUS other Hand
Durants, Calimancoes kerehiefs
Cords, swanidown5, Silk and Leather
Linens, Calicoes Gloves
Furniture,, Checks
Chambray Mullins Tabby Velvets
Black Luitrings Silk, Cotton and
Pertains, Grapes Worried Hofe,
Linen and Gotten Thread Lace
Cambricks Edgings, Cottons
Laced CambEickMuf- A variety of India
Inns Cottons, Oil Cloths,
Book do NIuffs and Tippets
Cinghanrs Table Linen, &c. &c.
Like7viJe-A general ahortment Of
Wsf-lldia Go0dt and Dye Stlf5.
IRON, Nails, Frefh Raiiins
Steel, DO. Currants
Flour Bbls. Good MackereI,
~ Thofe who have money to Law out
and with 70 make iaving in their purchales
may find it to their interet to call at the a
bove fore.
Ma. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

Cotton Shirtings
Silk Braces Cotton do-Leather do
Camel hair Shsws-hlk dc.
Ga. IA, 81, Egyptian Shawls,
lrifh Linen
Plattillas
Brown Holland
India Coltons,
Light and Dark Cinghans
Silk Chsmbrays
Cotton do
CaHmancoes, Durants, Duroys, and Wilbors
Bumbazets, Rupels
Thread Laces-Coitcn do-filk do.
Worried Hoie-cotoa and fix DO
Ladies long nix Gloves--cotton do
Conference.-The fix Gloves
Tabby Velvets
Linen Pocket Handkerchief
Cotton do
Bandannas
Fancy fix Handkerchief
Cotton do
Sewing Silk-Twilt
Worried Bindings, Ribbons,
Silk Shags
Rofe and common Blankets, Lace Canbrics
Cambria Dimoties
-
70 n" Pr'ceG
DS'nofiI 1ii1"is
PUG ailu Dfo"i 0e'u'Ah oerges
1"@DiNiu'' 0ii-IloonS
e'e'loa = GUS
B booK Niuihh I'm.
D'oN 'iiu N'il'4iie''
1890 ru o'S' -'~0NA
: G@i'''on
rerTe's
sewing ~, 'oii' O0'o"'eu AhIsAuS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Thomas Clark,

HAS received for fale, at his fore
in FJG-erst, an additional sGortment Of
BOOKS-among which are
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
lanes Chadbourn q Go.

4 t their Store, in Fore1f, ct, directly oppo-
4 \ Gte the head of Union.W Wharf, have for
fale
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24
Msrg Gods.
Crofs & Martin,

Fors-G,est, Had Of Lang W5aJf
S9AvR Jun received, and are now opening
) i for faIe, an extenhve aiiortment Of
FALL q WINTER GOODS;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-11-24

~ Remainder merit zveek.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-11
u O. T / C E..

w The cal. OF 4lsxaaasr h<aaFs/on. Jun'af'
who Is now in confinement in the pfllon rues
81, he comfy OF Alexandra, At the 'o.t q ,sa,
-, c,-,;,ors of the faid Atexsnder Hendengn
"a ;oh, Nj Phesion and. Co. IN Nss- YORK Il
o-9eyea. thar the coniaeratioa Of his spplica.
:; - h. admitted TO tbs benefit OF she act Of
c e,o for ts relief ofilFolvent debtors WITH,
,S. d.ar;a Of columbis, be adjourned until
s,, ~, the eighteenth Of This month. Notice
s.,.f,r. hers5g given, to the creditors OF the
IA si E.nd.r(on ana Of John N 'Pherlon and 90.
.s. ;, -; O'Clock of the forsnoon OF that faya
..a' hou(e Of Alexandria coaaty, the oasn
Of an inolyeat debtor VII be aem.sssa - tas
f,d Henderlon, an5 tTutes appoasea go ).
20 the laid Az 81 CongFefs, uuie's can's . >"''
anu 'A'iS :, N. Fitzhugh.
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January s.
This is to give Notice.

ry~HAg the fubfcrioer, OF Alexandra conn,
~, ha,h obsained from the Orpaaes
coo,, oe the iaid county, in the dtt,iet OF Go.
lnabia, letters Of naturalization on the PeFionai
,aate Of fo5s Rosvlirg,> late Of the fad c0ur ~
decsafed; all pe'fons having CLAIMS asalhu sho
faid aeceared, are hereby warned 70 eHhlo,' 'ns
fame with the vouchers thereof, &C the iaolcfi.
her ar OF befor. the 6flt day of }aHe next, shes
NAV o,herwifs by law be excluded. hom all BE-
''H' Elisabeth Bo7vhng.
2aw6w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-11

JOHN WATTS,
Fairfax areet, oppoate Mr.. JoHN JANNEY's, has
received via Baltimore,
AHaa1Iams aGortment Of
FALL 6 WINTER GOODS,
Which he will fellow for cafh, or on ihcrt cled-
Fit, to praaual cufomers.
Super6ne Cloths and Caaimcrs,
Wnfor Velseteen,
Pat,n, Cord and Patent Cord WaiGcoating,
Fancy Molekins and Floren,ines,
Silk PIulh and Velyets,
Sewing Silk, Twit and Thread,
Lcro and Dragoona Null Cioaks,
G3ntIemen's White and Black Silk Hcsc,
Do. do. do. Stoves.
Do. do, Spun do.
Do. York Fan and Doe-skin Go.
Ladies White aBd Black Hofe,
Do. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitt,,
DO. do. Wah Leather Riding Gloves
Sattins, Lutea,iogs and Pertains,
I3uteAring and Sa;tia Ribbons.
Ijaccs and Edgings,
London Hats.
Roic and EufIl Blankets,
six Rugs ana Caddows,
Carpets ard Csrpetins,a
German ofnabrigs,
Dsvlaacs and Bedticking,
Silk ard Cotton Safpenders,
Imperial and Yoang Hy(on Teas,
Clover Saed aEa Seine Irvine, Sc. &c.
Gs. d cod.
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George DrlnNeF. GVs1e1sUs {.
Notice is hereby gwen,

r. u. Stoek5cldeu u t6e Bark q A!eHa"s''8'
-r,4AT a alvldead o. sour PR ccnS' On %
me cap.tli ltoGk of fsid 3apssfst the haif
-. - .osing ,als day, is declared, and VIII De
ready to be paid 10 them Or tneif ie's'''s'''
on Thursday next, the GIN infant.
gy o,aer eftbe Pseji4eat asd Direapr'.
Gurdin Chaplin, Gamer.
,.s 3taw4w
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January s. 1906.
N o f l c +:

--IIoSE Citizens She are yet N arrears On
account Of Corporation Taxes arc ea'nsaT
H. Az.oaeasd 10 pay up the fame' osoefways
n.m :. under the diiagrseable nece.lty OF ca
toreing payment by dii,rsfs, agreeable 70 I iA's
0''' George Drinker. co9Ie7or,
~ As / hail be abfent from town Tor a
few days, have enPa~ered N@pf,i n0s,s'. -
bic to colieSs and give reeeiP,s oo'''s ~ 80
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-11
lust RECEIVED,

IA fer SAX BY The Sa5Grj5sr,
roo ~. brow y Ruff ShectiOgs knttled to
700 do. Ravens Duck DIX. on =,
bales German Tieklenburgs
90 bolts Rudia peek
100 harre's Bottom Bcsf
20 90. Tanners Oil
40 calks Stone Lime
loo boxes mould aui iipt Tallow Candles
S nipcs oil real Cognac Brandy
Wsa Ipdia and New England Rum
And quantity Of Mems, Wamens aud Chiidre
SHOES.
John G. Ladd.
November IS. d