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Notice.

TIE cepartnership heretpfore existing be
tween the Subscribers in the Tanning Bun
ness in Cnstcrsv,e, carried on under ,he hrn OF
WILLIAM HAMI.Y & Co was dissolved on
the .rs, Instant. All persons having claims
gainst said concern, may receive inmedisie pay.
men, by applying 10 John K Edward Cunning
haui--ana allpersons Indebted thereto will please
call on ihep' and discharge their respe Give debts,
they alone being authorized set,l- the business
of said concern, and to dispose of the stock of
leather remaining on hand, which viii be sold ON
moderate terms for prompt payne only.
WILLIAM HAMLr g..,
JoHN 4 Ed. CussIEoHAN
Cartersviile. April Is. 1906. 81 4
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

DkN from She ssbscribsr about the Goth Of
~ Nnysmbsrlssr, a negro nan named TOM,
abost $ fsct6 inches high. and very STOUT made
I dsen II Unnscs,ssgy 10 describe ssy of his
tio,hing which ae took with him. as it is pre-.
suned Ne has changed than before this time. l
am told hs islmkipg abou, RiefrpeHd and passes
az frssrgap, ard calls his hare Billy Any
person delivering the said negro ne, or sscur.
ing him IA any fsiI 80 that get nim again, shall
receive the above reward. All persons are fore.
warned fran employing or harsoring the said
slave.
RICHARD CLARKE.
Few.Hisrket, Amherst. March 20. 1906. sw
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Notice.
Bottled Porter.

The subscriber has on hand. and intends keeping
a constant supply of
Philadelphia Bottled Porter,
OF the first quality. Purchasers may have il
put up 10 be fit for use at any time required.
d J BURR
Second door above the Eagle Tave-u
18th April, 1906 Ct
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about half of which is vel Numbered wood land !;
about 200 acres Of River Low Grounds and
from so to 100 acres Of valuable Creek Bottom
The cleared landis well enclosed and improved,
with convenient dwelling and out houses in good
repair. with commodious Store, valuable Mill,
and choice collection of about 1 500 bearing
fruit trees The terms of sale may be known
on appiicationto Daniel Couch on the premi
ses who will show the land 70 any person incli-
ned to purchase orto Micajah Grew in Hanover.
The above traa Of land contains improvements
and accommodations for two families, and. if
more agreeable 10 the purchasers, they may be
divided ADD sold separately.
y MICAJAH CREW,
ANN COUCH,
Ex'or. 81 ERIK. Of s. Couch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-06
TnT ANTED as House Keeper,
w in large family, an elderly Lady,
VIII ocas come well recommended. Liberal wa
.es viii Be given. Enquire Of he printer.
Nov 6. lSQS.
Anve,-t,semtenf.

n consequence of .aresoiution OF
z the General Assembly, passed ar
their late session, ann instructed by
the Executive to make" enquiry res
pecting the situation Of, all Ordnance
and Military Stores, belonging to the
state (not including those IN the SER
vice of the United States or of this
State) and make report thereof to the
Governor. -
; In obedience to this instruction, and
as the most probable mean OF effect
ing the object contemplated blythe Ex-
ecutive, l have thought proper thus
publicly to request of such OF the citi-
~zens. of the commonwealth as may
have any knowledge of the situation,
number, quality and size or weight OF
any cannon or other ordnance, and
mnskets cannon balls, shells or other
military stores, supposed to belong to
the state, and not in immediate use, to
communicate particular reportthere-
Of to me as soon as convenient.
SAMUEL COLEMAN,
Clerk to tbe Esec1ive.
Richmond, Feb. z, 1906. (f)
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-Robin Red Breast,

n fine Day, fifteen and hale
hands high, imported from
England in spring 1So4-WilI
stand the ensuing season a,
my stable, III the Manakin
Town, on James river, II
miles above Richmond, TO CO..
vcr mares sttwentY-6Ye dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
[Whoie No. 4I9.

ed; his funeral was therefore private
but it was attended by many of the
mott Respectable inhabitants Of the
city whom he counted among his
perional friends nor was is lefs
marked by the regret and forrow Of
thofc who were prevented from hon
oring him in a manner proportioned
to his merits, ,and from fhewing their
relpe6t for one Of the oldeft, mott
uleful, and mott Gifinguifhed off,
GERS of the revolution, as well as
one Of the nof enlightened and
virtuous citizens Of the United
States.
At Burlington, (Vermont,) on
the 26th ult. departed this life, in
the 64th year Of his age, Col. hben-
ezer Allen. 1t is a fact (fays the Bur-
Iington paper) well known to many
Of the revolutionary Heroes Of A
merica, that Col. Allen, in I771,
(then a Captain) with only Iieuten-
ant and forty Of his green noun
tain boys" Attended the horrid pre-
cipice Of Mount defiance (nearly op-
polite Ticonderoga) in the night, fur
priled, and took the almoft impreg-
nable fortrefs thereon, which was de-
Tended BY far fuperior numbers of
well diciplined Britifh troops. and
heavy artillery. This was cFeaed
without the lois of Jingle man.
At the celebrated battle of Benning-
ton, in the fame year, Captain Allen,
with only thirty men, taking the ad,
vantage of natural brealfwork OF
rocks, for conl;derable rime con.
tended with the front or the main
body Of Burgoync's army, and with
great laughter actually raufed
temporary retreat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Disee!larW.
Prom a Ncwyork Pape--APril g.

CFNERAL HoRA710 GATES.
While America, in the poheifion
of freedom, peace, and unihackled
indufry, enjoys the glorious atchiev-
ments of her heroes, they are defcen-
ing fucceGvely TO the grave. With
in thefe few days another Of her
ablet commanders and mott faithful
citizeas, General Gates, has followed
Montgomery, Greene, and Wahing-
ton. The inevitable certainty Of this
doom does no. the lefs awaken our
regret but when exalted worth IS
thus retiring forever from our view,
let pubic lervice and public happinefs
be the juft meafures of our gratitude.
General Gates, more fortunate than
many of his illuarious colleagues,
lived to fee the cauIe of liberty and
American independence not only tri-
umphant but confolidated +; and with
this fweeteft recompenfe Of his tolls
and dangers, had the higheft prof
peGive faasfaGion Of a patriotic
mind when dying it was hi: firm
opinion that Ne could form no better
with for his country than that the
political condition and progr=five
profperity in which he left it, might
be perpetual.
America was the country Of his
choice, England that of his nativity !;
and there he is faid TO have imbibed
thoie principles of liberty and refif-
tance to oppref1ion which caufed the
revolution in 1858. This early and
uniform attachment is a chara6eril-
tic the more commendable, as he en-
tered the Britifh army young, and re-
tanned ia it the independence of his
mind and principles. With the ex-
ample of their acknowledged fkill and
bravery, 1t was natural that an oth-
Ger whom nature had endowed with
a happy difpoftion, fhould largely
partake Of the fpirit Of his corps and
lay the foundation of that military
excellence which was to difplay itfelf
in that beft and noblef caufe. He
70 difinguithed himielf in the Britiih
lines, that without pufchafe he ob-
tanned the rank of Major, acted as
Aid de Camp to Gen Mcnckton at
a. the taking of Martinico and had
the honor Of bearing to England the
tidings Of the important coneueft
lin which he had aGiled) Of that
inand. He was among the arit
troops that landed at halifax after
the peace Of Aiyla Cbapelie under
General Cornwallis, was afterwards in
the 54th regiment with General B ld-
dock, and was fhot through the to-
dy by that unfortunate officer: Af.
ter the peace between Great Britain
and France he purchafed an efate
in Virginia, where he rended until
The commencement OF our revolt
tion. when he was appointed by
Congrcfs, Adjutant General of the
american forces, with the rank of
Major General, in faa the fecond Of
6cer in command, and afterwards
appointed to take the chief command
of the Northern army. What fol-
lowed after two actions againf the
Britiih is too deeply irnprefied on
every mind to be here related Ais
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

Sec. :. IS /. ffrt5ry eratfe4, That the men,
6ers Of laid Firf Parifh, and the members of
.aid Second Territorial Parifh, fhaIl not poll
rom one to the other, neither directly nor
indirectly; but fhall always be confdered as
members oftAe Parifh of which they are in
haoI!ants, according to the aforeiaid bounda-
RES.
sec 4. Bt HJrtLer enat7ed, That Arnni r.
Mitchell, Elqr. be, and he is hereby author.
@edto niue his warrant, ,directedIto Gome prin-
ciPai inhabitant of faid Second Territorial Pa
riih' requiring him TO warn the legal voters
thereof in parifh affairs, to meet at fone con-
Veh'ent time aSd place, TO choofe all fuch pa
nth officers as are by law required
By the GovernorApproved- MayeB, ,5f5 1906
CALEB STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
AN EXTRACT.

A bofom fhould remain unfeen,
Hid from the lawleis glance;
No charm there is 70 great, ween,
Which fsncy's dream cannot enhance.
The fcanty robe and bofom bare,
Withsr the bud of virgin fhame,
The heeveleh arm and forward ftare,
Ill become the virgins name.
What Geals the blufh of :inid fharnc,
Steals the fri Of beauty's charms
What grace and modeffy difclaim,
Can add no force to beauty's arms.
love to fee the maid afpire,
BY ether arts to pleafe,
love the 6ntple neat attire,
Combining elegance with cafe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
An act TO increafe the fee, of grane
and petit Jurors and WitneAcs, il
criminal caules.

y D IL
criminal caules.
Sec. /. BE it eadesed B, lbe Sonata asd HsujS of
Rep sfenfATives. ia General Corrt q6er5ed, and b.
toe authority c f5e (ame, That from and after the
pafilng of this act the Grand Jurors attending
at the Supreme Judicial Court, and the Court
OF Common Pleas, and Municipal Court for the
town of Bottom, and the Jurors for trials at
tending Ell Their of the Courts aforefaid, fhall
each be allowed one dollar and tm enty five
cents day for their attendance, and four
cents mile for their travel out and home, I'd
&c paid out Of the County Trsafury; and
there ihall be paid to The Clerks Of the faid
Courts respectively, by the Plantiifor appel
liant, the ium of feven dollars for the trial of
each civil action, for the ule of the County /;
and the faid Clerks respectively fhail forth
with pay over the fame TO the County Trea-
furer.
SEC. 2. Be II fvf6er cnGt7fa, That witnefT.
es in Criminal csufes, in the Supreme judicial
Court and Court of Common Pleas, ihall be
allowed and paid ou: of the Treaiury of the
reipechve Counties in this Commonwealth,
one dollar for each days attendance, and four
cents for each miles travel going out and re-
turning home. Prcpiaed, iuch witnehes do
Perionally attend faid Courts respectively, and
certify in writing their time and travel.
SIC. s. BE fDtter en1t t7eS, That 70 much
! Of the frit fection Of an act made and pafled
the thirteenth day Of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thouiand fcven hundred and
ninety-hx, for efablifhing and regulating the
fees of the feveral officers and other perfons
therein mentioned as relates TO witEedes in
criminal caufes, in the Supreme Judicial
Court, and Court of Common Pleas and al
70 the fecond fiction of the act afcreiaid,
fhall, from and after the paGng of thi, atl,
be, and the fameis hereby repealed.
March Z, lsoe.-Approvsd by the Governor.
CALEB STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

hundred and six.
An M in addition to an Al enti-
,Ied An Act in addition to An Act
entitled An Act for incorpora-
tlag he members Of the Epifcopal
Church, in the town of Portland
isto Religious Society"
stc ,. BE eaaaedEy fbt SENATE ant Rouyt
ss-fs.rgeriaslV.s, II Geaey4! Cos,f agerbied, and
~ n. eatb5,iy . fts lcl~e, That the EpifcopaI
so-.e,y il Portland, in the County Of Cum
bt and be, and they hereby are authorized
anl empowered to raife, by aneffment Oh the
news and leats in the Church belonging TO
them, iuch fun or iums of money for the fet-
tement and maintenance of Minifer, re-
pairing the Church, and defraying the other
erpences of public worlhip, with incidental
charges, as they ihall agree on and the fame
may afels or caufe to be anefed, upon fuch
pews or feats, in fuch manner as the fociety
ihall determine ; and the fums 70 afefred
ihstl be paid by the ProPrietors of fuch feats
and pews, or the occupants thereof.
SEc. 2. Be Is faTtb.r eaa69sd, That if any
proprietor OF pew or leat, or the occupant
thereof, lhau neglect to pay any afehinent
which flail be legally made thereon, for one
year after the fame fhall have been made,
the Trealurer Of laid fociety 1lall be authori-
zed and empowered to fell all the effa;e and
intsreit of any fuch delinquent proprietor in
the faId corporation. at auction, fra giving
notice thereof, fourteen days previous TO the
iale, by polting up notifications at two oof the
doors of faid Church; and upon Iuch fale,
to execute good and fufficien, deed or deeds
thereof; and after deduGting the amount of
faid delinquent's tax, together with the legal
interelt thereon, from the time the fame was
made, and all incidental charges, the faid
Treafurer lhall pay tie furplus, if any there
be, to fuch delinquent proprietor or his legal
representative,
SFe. 3. Be. Il fartb.r e'pat7c5, That the War
dehs and Veltry of faid Church, legally cho-
Zen, fhall he, and they are hereby velfed with
all the authority aud power given by law to
he Committees Of pariihes,
c - t-.-- IS. -.
March 7, lsoo.-By the Governor Approved.
CALEB STRONG.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
Commonwealth of Manachufetts,

IN Seras, february 10, 8O6.
ON the Petition of Cyrus ingalls,, and
Others, praying that they may be incorporat-
ed for the purpoles Of opening Canal from
the Mcofe ponds, in the town of Browhfeld,
ia the county of Oxford, down Moofe brook,
by the Mill falls into Saco river in isid
Brownfeld.
ORDERED, that the Petitioners caufe an
attefed copy of their Petition, with this order
thereon, to be. printed three weeks iuccefive-
iy in the Portland Gazette and Eaftern Argus
printed in Portland, the lah publication to be
thirty DAYS, at leaf, before the fecona We'd
nefday Of the frf fefbon of the next General
Court, that all perfons intercifed may then
appear, and thew canle Gf any they have)
why the prayer of faid Petition fhould not
he granted. 1
Sent down for concurrence,
IL G. OTIS, Prs,idsrt
In tie Hsgf If P,srstsutatipe5, F-5 27. 1906.
Read and concurred,
TIMOTHY. BIGELOW> seeaie,.
True Copy-Auen,
w. DAVIS, Clerk Of t5s Ssrete.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
10 The HsnOrdbie Senate, and the H6n-
ora6le Hoge ef Representatives. Of
tie Commonwealth Of Dfn0Gcbnyetts,

ora6ie Houfe ct Representatives of
tie C6mmn1vedtb Of Dfa0Gcbn,etts,
in General Curt &6cmbLcd.
TfiE Petition of the fubfcribers respectfully
ihews, that the transportation of timber
from the Moole ponds in BrowHfeld, in the
County Of Oxford, down Moofe Brook, by tho
Mill and falls thereof, into Saeo river in faid
Brown6eld, is attended with great difficulty
ard expeEce.
That in rapid frefhets, when the timber
ought 70 be foated down the Cream, the wa
ter overflows the banks of faid brook and
carries the timber out of the main ftream into
the woods and fields among trees, bulhe, and
rubbiih, 70 that large proportion of il is LOFT,
and tbs remainder needs great care and at
tention to preferve and carry it into Saco
river. That faid tream cannot be cleared
and made convenient for the tranfportation Of
lumber without more expence than individ-
uals IN an unlncorporated Rate would be
willing to incur.-That there is a vaf guam
tity of tim Der near iaid ponds, which cannot
be gotten oct, into Saco river, excepting it
is hoated down faid brook. That Canal
from the lower end of faid 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 pray the Hon
orable General Court TO incorporate them in
TO company for the purpoie Of building,
holding and improving the Canal aforelaid
under fuch conditions aud regulations as the
Honorable Court may mink proper. And in
duty bound viii ever pray. H
CYRUS INGALLS,, and 10 Others.
.fsryg "a l9O5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

al d(L " Ii@Cl SoL%AS lIAC bCl (IiWSl
eriy part of the town Of Northyar-
mouth, in the county Of Cumbcr-
land, into a new parilh, by the
name of the lecond territorial pa
rifh in Northyarmouth.
Sec. 1. BE It epaS7s{ ~ TIE Se1atr and Rogl5
e Rebysj:atafives, ir GsarraL Covt a1csJlei, and
81 authority Of tie fs-e, That ths northwefterly
part Of the town Of Eorthyarmouth, in the
county Of Cumberland, be and is hereby fet
OF from the irlt parifh IN faid town, by the
'ollewing boundaries, to wit; Beginning il
the line between faid Ncrthyzrmouth and
Filmonth, and hetwee,n the lots numbered
nine and ten IN Wet one hundTed-acre diyi-
iion in lad NorthyarmeutA, and running be-
tween fad lets to the range line, then in the
-,nse line, 70 the liue between :he lots num-
hered twen,y-eight and twenty nine, and in
,hat line, and by the northeait end of iaid lot
numbered twenty-nine, 20 the line betwecr
the lots numbered forty-nine and fiftv, ard
between faid lotsnumbered forty-nine and IF
", and between the lots numbered hxty-nine
nj leveatv, eghty-four and eighty-hve, and
IN tie fame courfe northeaa to the wen one
hundred-and- d-twenrv-acre divihon then in the
range line 20 the line between the lots num-
bered fix and feven in laid divihon, and in
rhatline, and in the line between the lots
numbered twenty aud twenty one, 70 the
range line, then cn the range line, 70 the line
5etween the lots numbered thirty nine and
-OrtY, and IN that line 10 the range line, and
ia he fame TO the Inc between tbs lots nuIa.
hered .orty-fevea and fortY-eight, and in that
line % ROYALS river, fhen mp laId river to the
;i.s between the lots numbered thirty nine
and forty, en- the eal Gde of faid river, and in
Thar line 10 the range line, and in the fame
and between the lots numbered thirty-four
ndth;rty FIVE, nineteen and twenty, feven
and eight, to Freeport line; and that all the
pol. aud e.sates in the faid town OF Northyar-
mouth, nvrthwsnc-y of faid boundaries, eH-
cep;ing wha, heIongs to The NoTshweh Con
greganoaal society in Norshysrnouih, and
g the Bspgif Religious Society in Norshyar-
mouth and Freeport, be, and hereby are in
rorporatci into : reys and ieparate pariih
BY re naule of The Second Territorial PsrIih
IN No-thyarmouth, with all the priSie-
ges, powers and iDmuninities which other
paridles in this Commonwealth are entitled TO
Nv law
Sec. 2. be Il flrfbsr c-atss2, That any per-
on or perfons, belonging 10 the Eo-thweit
Congregational Soc'etT in Norrhyarrnouth, or
70 the Baptia Religious Society IN Northyar-
ros;h and Freepori, living within the bounds
ot iaid Seodnd Territorial Parifhs n ay become
members Of faid parifh, in tFe fame way and
manner that thev could become nernhers Of
iad Fira Pariih, before the pzfiing Of this
~ 80. r. al
sond Territorial Parlfh. nay become mem
hess ef either Of faid fo'~,. .eSin the 81 sle way
nad ia7nner thar the members ot fsid FiFf
ann can beeorne Numbers OF either or iaid
-"cieties, agreeable 20 the pyov'iions OF an
acf eniit!ed g .an al IN addition 70 an act
''nlsd An at "a iaeor7orate certain per
Iona nv the name u tie NnrthwcR Cengre-
''''a' oss.2is' n Nor,hyarmcu' b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
MONDAY, MAY S, 1906.
pofnp.
THE LADY's CHOICE.

THE LADY's CHOICE.
II Ger quit the Jingle fate,
Be this the model Of my mate;
Let virtue in his breaa re6de,
And honor all his actions guide
In learning and in fenfe complete,
Plain in his drefs, but plainly neat
And to crown all, o may prove
The ss!y zoOman he can love.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05
PRoTlDENcE, APRlL Ic.
Extrdd Of a letter 5Tsm Caaton tiin
China tea gentleman III this f94Vd :


Extrdd Of a letter fran Caaton tin
CbinaJ tea gentleman in this f94Vs.
dated .Jfhy a, 1906.
"As the interctt Of Chrilfianity
lies near your heart, 1 now inform YOU
that the two Mifliionaris who have
waited here 70 many years for IL
cenfe 70 60 70 Pekin, have at length
obtained premiGion, and accordingly
embarked few days fnce, fer that
great, poPulous and opulent city.
On their way, they will PATS through
the large city of Nankin, and when
once tettled in Pekin, will not be
allowed TO return to Europe. Pre-
vious to their departure, they afu-
med the Chnefe coitume, and their
heads were horn after the Chinefc
manner One Of the above MifIion-
aries informed me, that a complete
tranilation of the Oldand New Tef-
taments into Chinefe had been made.
by miniiter, who had refded 10
years in Pekin, which will fhortly be
publithed. The fame minifer has
began 70 tranlate the bible into the
tartarian language. The MifIiona-
fies meet with fome iuccefs in pro-
pagating their tercts. There gre
tour Chrittian churches at Pekin, and
about 90, 900 Chineie in that cifv
have embraced Chriftianity. In the
Province OF Canton there are about
oooo, and more or lefs in the other
Provinces. | wonder the Protetant
church as well as Roman, does not
fend her mihionaries hither, where
the haryeit is 10 great; there being,
according to Sir G.. Staunton, three
hundred and thirty-threc millions
ef fouls in this vatt empire, the far
greater part Of whom are ldolators."
The Grand Jury At the Circuit
Court in Connecticut have found a
bill againt the Hon. Tapping
Reeve, one Of The Judges Of the Su-
preme Court 10 that itate. Il IS faid
TO be for an alledged libel on Pref
dent lefferion. A bill has alo been
found againf Mr. L. Oleood, ler-
gYman. for feditiou, in uttering fen
timents againa Mr. Jefierfon in a
fernloa in Ncy. taft. He has been
committed TO gaol IN N. Haven. A
bin was likewils found againit &. Col-
Iier. printer, for publiIhine az cx-
tract from Anew York paper asanlt
the Preiden,.
The Ian New -Orls1ns Cazete
ftares, that vef,l with proyi6ons
for the Unitsi states troons at Forr
Stoddart had been ftop91d u l.lobl..e,
by the oPaniardss 4nd detained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

The Ian New-Crlszns Cazet.e.
fares, thar vefil with provi6ons
for the Unitsi states troons at Forr
Stoddart had been Rop91d i ts4obl.e,
by the cPaniards, and detained.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

CcmmonlDgaltb Of passatbusetts.

II the wear Of cur Lord one theuland eiCh,
hundred and six
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-05-05

An att to incorporate the northwef-
eriy part of the town Of Northyar-
mouth, in the county Of Cumbcr-
land, into a new parilh, by the
name of the lecond territorial pa
rifh in Northyarmouth.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-31
VOLUM E SECOND
OF THE
REVISED CODE !:
Containing

LIIT I 41IWINJ
a collection OF ell such ac;s OF the general
assembly of Virginia, OF a permanent and pub
lie nature, as have beon passed since the SEES
sion Of 1901 10 which viii be added, such
acts OF the SINE Nature as may be passed at
the sessi3n of 1906
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-31
mo. l743.
THE public are warned not to re-

THE public are warned not to re-
ceive a p OST no TIE of tie Alexandria
Bank, No. 1920, for $500, t:rawn on the 3oth
of August last, in f.yor OF Balawn NJ. Lee,
which was dropt in Baltimore on or about tie
10th current, and which 7gaa not fn4'orscd 4
reward of fy2y Do'2arS will be paid On deli
vering it to Il. q z. i'oa3hq,, Baltimore, or
James Patton,
Alexandria,
October 90. dlw