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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-02

The subfcriber has jua Received
AnA e9srs fer sals.
Ninety hampers Bristol PORTER Boa;
TIES, containing one gross each.
Seven bales COTTON, of q superior auss
Iityfo retailing
A few 6erces fresh RICE.
% " HI Nd, ,et
Best Philadelphia PORTER AND PALE
ALE, 10 hhds. Is ~:
I. Do. BEER, in barrels.
j. ~ AND rs USUAL,4. ~;
First quality Philadelphia Porter and Pake
Ale, in bottles, ass "a for home, Or ertort com
samtaon. -
WHITE AND BROWN SOAP, old and
dry, and in nice order for retailing, or farnitsi
use.
June d. = ssss,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
NlILLE Il

ALL perfons that have any COM
mon and undivided Land to law out 10
complete one hundred aud four acres 10 each
proprietor's right IN he towns Of laImou.h,
CaPe-E Elizabeth Cr Portland, II ghe county i
Cumberland, are defred ~ meet Tie proprie-
tors committee At z4lAariab r. St.veq. dwell
ing houfe in faid Fa.m.4b, The frff MONDAY
and Tuefday 10 called next month, at zen Of
the clock in the forenOon-snd llkewiie on
the two following moaths on faid days laid
delinquent proprietor are deired u meet lait
committee as afotciaid-as the propFierots
mean 70 fell all the common aAd undivided
Land in faid towns, AZ Public Vendue.---Al
the delinquent Proprietors that do not come
forward 90 fiji up their rights = Tie time Isl,
their land will be forfeited.
" oyder of he P,o9yiltoys.
NATHAN WINSLOW, Py96,rJ Cl,t
FILnoafb, !6 Me- STD day, 1907. (Ian.I2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Ja..rs

THE fubfcribcr hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, that fhe has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon her
felf the truh of EIecutrix of the lalt will and
teltement of
METrfLF WfTHERFLL,
late Of Portland, in the county ofCumherland,
trader, deceafed, by giving bond as the law d.
reefs She therefore requeAs all perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafeds eltate, to
make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 20 JOHN P aTCHdPD, her Attorney.
FANNY WITHERELL.
Portland, jim. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

THE fubferiber hereby give public notice
to all concerned that he has been duly ap
pointed and has taken upon himleIf the trult
OF an adminiRr ator on the eRate of
WM SIM HES,
late Of Portland, inthe county Of Cumberland,
Ffquire, deceafed by giving bond as the law
directs He therefore requeGs all perfons who
are indeptedto the faid deceafed's ehate. to
make immediate payment and thole who
have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the
iaute for lettlement 10
VIM. FREEMAN.
ian. is, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

HE iubfcriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Elq, Judge q
Probate, for the coanty Of Cumberland, 70
to rscelveand examine the claims Of the fever
al creditors 10 the elFate Of
John ANDERSON,
late Of FreeP TT, in the county Of Cumberland,
Blacksmith. deceafed, Represented infolvent--
DO hereby give notice, that fix months are al
lowed, from the oath infant, TO faid creditors
to bring in and prove their claims /; and that
we fha attend that fervice, al the dwelling
houie Of the deceaGed, in Freeport, on The
the third Monday of January next, and on the
iecond Monday Of the following months, from
O'Clock, A.m, to 4 o'clock, PM.
SAMUEL PORTER
EDWARD BREWER.
December "a, 1906. Dan: 26)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Notice

Notice.
WE the iubfcribers, Commiflonets, ap-
~ pointed by the Hon Samuel freeman,
Rfq Judge Of Probate for the County of Cum
berland, to receive and examine the claims of
the teveraI creditors to the ellate Of
ZhPHHNI.4H RICH, JUH.
late OF Portland, il faid county Of CumbeF-
land, Mariner, deyealed, inteitate, repreient-
ed infovent, give notice, that fZ months fro1h
the 22d day of January, 1907, are allowed
faid creditors, to bring in and prove their
claims; they will attend that fervice at the
Dwelling Houfe Of Enoch Il1ey, in Port
lzud, on the Iah Tuefday Of this month,
and on the fourth Tuesday Of each Of the 1--WE
following Mouths, from till O'Clock, > NJ
ENOCH USLEY,
JOSEPH TTTCOMB
Portland, sd Jan, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

ME the fuDlcribers, Commifioners ap-
pointed, by the Hon Samuel Freeman,
Erquirs, Judge of Probate for the county Of
Cumberland, to receive and examine the claim
oE.he feYeral creditors to the eltate of
MEICdLE WI7HkRELL,
la,e Of Portland, infaid county. trader, deeeat-
ed, Represented inlolvent, give notice, that iix
months from the 7th day Of January, so7,
allowed laid creditors, to bring il and prove
their claims, and that we ihall attend that
iervice at the dwelling houfe of Enoch llaey,
in Portland, on the Ian Tue day of this and
the fourth Tuesdays Of the five following
months frOra nine to twelve O'Clock, An.
ENOCH ILSLEY.
JOSEPH TTTCOMB.
Portland, Oh Jan 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Iohn Lord.

,Nert ds0,so MaGss. Crsf e MGyta's--Fsye.f'"f
HAS received by the late arrivals
from Europe, and now opening for fale
a complete ahortmen; Of
EngEl5 Hats Of the ne1Oef talbisn,
Among which are -
Real fuperhne mems Beavers.
Large and fInail rim'd DO. of the fecoad
quality
Few real patent fix do
Mems and boys camel's-hair DO of vsri-
Gus kinds and solors
LiLsv3E--A handlome afortment of AlfE-
RECAN HATS and HAT-TRIMMrEGs, Of
every defcription.
O. Cath and the higheR price Civ
en- for All kinds OF Skipping and Hating
FJhS Is above. (sfj lsov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Raak-Keebtae.

Mr.. TURNER, offers his fervices IA every
" branch of the AceomPtsnt BuLneis -
To Poft Books weekly, or nonthly-To Open
Clole, or Adult Books--To adult Voyages
or any other Accounts, that require correct
ltatement- Every form Of writing uied in the
mercantile line drawn out accurateiy.-Trznf-
lations made from the French, Spanilh, Ports-
suese and Italian languages as ufual.-Inquire
at No 8, Jones Row. Jas. / 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the
proprietors of the Tenth New-Hamp.
fibre Turnpike Corporation who have not
paid the irlt fecond, third and fourth afeTa
menls, On their feverai shares, which ihares
will be fold a. public auction, At the dwelling
houfe Of Capt. EIeazer Rofbrooke, on fad
Grant, on Wednesday, the fourth of March
next, at one Of the clock, in the afternoon 4
unleis prevented by previous payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
@onitcr, 5.
PRACTICAL RELIGION.

MRS. WEST, in her excellent Letters,
(addrehed 10 young man on his hrlt entrance
into life) makes the following introductory
remarks in the chapter treating on Religion
They are well worthy the attention, yseOIlse-
fios and oblervation of thofe who appear 70
be very devout & religious at public worli1p
but in their intercourie with focietY ars
too apt 10 forget they are accountable g to
him who teeth in iecret." Such conduct af-
fords too much eaufs to the Infdel and unbe-
iever % fpeak reprOachfnlly Of the Princi-
pies Of our holy religion.
We nun not be Chrilti2ns merely at our
devotions but we muG prefervs in our minds
fuch fenle Of orr Makers Precepts and ON
nipresence, as viii not by farEs, but regularly,
not on Gated occaGons, but daily and hourly,
determine our behavior making US not only
pioas brl placable, nor merely rsftrainiDg US
from vice, bat prompting Us to virtue not
only jun charitable, and temperate, when the
eye Of public obfe1vstion is fixed upon US /;
butequitable IN our molt fecret trsniaetlons,
kind anu uniform IN our conduct amidit our
family. and as Cautious Of indulgirg an evil
propeniIly when we are alone, a. among a
thCuiauc witne6es. And while, by iUch a
courie Of behaVour, we ftudy TO do all tie
good that is properly in our power, and TO a.
VOID all the errors that we can eicspe, we are
not to Propofe worldly advancement or repu-
tatIon as our ultimate reward. lftheie thould
Johly offer, we may embrace them as uns1-
pected advantages which have happily fallen
M our way but the chief motive that fhouid
Iuiiuence our minds ihould he, the defre Of O.
beyina oar heavenly matter This will kesp
u iteady in our courfe and by continually
having our eyes fixed on that holy perfect law
TO 'Shieh we have vowed obedience. the fur
the we advance IN piety and virtue the great
er will DC our humility and fear Of offending,
oecauie our views will continue to e1oand
and We ihall discern degrees Of perfection, and
minute oblervances, which did not 0rike us
when our conferences were lefs alive 10 The
Aeeiings Of compuncfion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

TIE fubioriber h=reby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, thar he has
been duly appointed, and has taken 4pon HIM
ielf the truG OF Administrator on the el(ate of
ZePbaniab Rich, jlni9r,
laee Of Portland. in the County of Cnmber-
landy Mariner, decesfed, by giving bond as
the law directs - he therefore requelts all
perions who are indebted to the faid deceafed:
eitate, 10 make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit
the fame to BENJAMIN RICH.
Jss. 20. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
THE fub(criber hereby gives pub

THE fub(criber hereby gives pub
lie notice 10 all concerned, that he has
been duly appointed and has taken upon her
ielfthe tru(t Of AdmniRr2triI, on the eitate Of
RICHARD LESLEY,
late Of Portland, III the County Of Cunrber-
land, mariner. deceaied, by giving bond as the
law directs She therefore requelts all
perions who arc indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds eaate, to make immediate payment +; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, 70 er-
hibit the fame to
DORCAS LESLEY.
1as. Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Pocket B0ok Found.

FOUND between Portland and Saeo, 4
/ Red Morocco Pocket Book: containing
'bank-Bilis and promiaory notes of hand
The owner, BY proving properly and paying
charges, may receive fsid Book with its con-
tents, bp aPplyingto j. ADAMS, at the Of.
ice of Preatjji l1tIgen, Esq, Jan. 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

To The Honorable tie 1R5tices Of the
Cart Of CcnmsR Pfd5, bfgw
and baden at PortLand III and TAR
tie c7Hlty q Cumberland on tie third
Tuesday e N0Uenlber, Il D. 1900.
II UMBLY lhews, Samuel Butts, OF FAT
mouth, "a laid county, merchant, and
Mary, his wife, ii her right /; ard Jaaes
Means, OF fad Falmouth, gentleman, and Ma
ny, his wife an her right that they are ieized
III fee, as tenants in common, with Others, 10
them unknown, OF Certain piece of Flats,
Gtuated IN laid Portland, and bounded as fol-
lows: TO NorthwesterIy BY fore-Rreet !;
Northesllerly by flats, and wharf, formerly
belonging 10 Moles Pearlon, Flo and now ii
pohelion of Joieph 1itcomb ooutheaRerlv
by the channel Of fore river and Southwelt-
erly by fats, formerly belonging TO Ephralm
Jones, Elqure, and now III podeifI0n of Joleph
II. Ingrahan, beng the lame fiat. v ach
were originally laid our aud belonging to Sam
uel Pr0-ter,. late OF Portland, deceaied; fad
Butts beng felzed ofone nth aud four eighths
of one fifth OF laid aAl5 IN his own right, and
iAid Butts and wIfe being fei2ed of one eighth
of one NTH thereof ~ her right and the l4d
Means ana wife beng feised OF one eighth Of
fifth of fad tlatts IN her right-And the Petit
TONERS are defriOus OF holding ami enjoying
their REFLECTIVE proportions OF iatd f4tsin few
crafty. Wherefore they pray your Honours,
that the fame may be divided and fet off to
them in teveraity agreeably 10 The form of
the Hatute IN iuch cafes made and provided.
SAMUEL BUTTS.
MARSY BUTTS,
JAMES MEANS,
MARY MEANS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

z, Re b.sarabt 1yficet e tie Curt
cfConnor Plfds, bs!den AZ Portland,
inland f6r tie coHnty gt Cumberland,
or the third Taejday g November, in
The ysar Of CIR Lora one tbauyand
figbf hundred and Es.
TIL Petition of Iofeph McKeen of Brunf-
l. wick, in faid county, gentleman, refpect-
fully lhews, that he is feized, IN common with
tbe heirs Of jeremiah Hacker, late OF faid
Brunlwick, decoaled, and others to your petit
t;oner unknown, Of tract OF land htuate in
Br,1pfwick aforelaid, bounded eaiterIy by the
twelve rod road 70 called thirty leven rods,
beginning on faid road eight rods foutherly
Of The North-eah corner Of a tract % land,
of which your petitioner has judgment Of par
tition rendered by this honorable Court, the
prefent form on his petition, prelented on the
drf Tuefhay Of March lalt, thence extending
wen from laid road 70 far as to contain all that
tract of fxty fonr acres of land, which was
fold by the heirs Of Ebenezer Smith, deceaied,
10 the laid jeremiah Hacker, in the year feven-
teen hundred aud feventy tx. eHcepthve four
tsenth parts Of the fame, which your petitioner
now holds III leversIty by Judgment Of parti-
ton as aforelaid, and that of the remaining un-
divided nine fourteenth parts of che faid GIty
four acres, your petitioner owns two additional
undivided ninth parts or flares and is deGrous
of holdinga and ponelIing ;he famein ieveralty.
Wherefore your petitioner prays, that parti-
ton Of the remaining undivided nine four
teCnth parts Of faid iixtY four acres Of land
may be made, and that his laid two additional
fourteenth parts or lhares OF the whole tract
aforeiad-to wr, two ninth parts of the laid
undivided nine fourteenth parts thereof may
be divided and fet or to him, to hold and pof-
fels the fame in leveralty, according to the
By BENJAMIN ORR, Biz >4to,1ry.
1T a Court Of Common Pleas far tie
eonnygf Cumberland, begun and baL-
den at Portland, in sad c9,mty, on
the third Tuesday Of NoVembtr, ID
1906
ON the petition Of Jofeph McKeen, WHERE
Of the foregoing is copy,
The Court Order, That the Petitioner
caule the leveral Perlons intereled in the e.
cate therein mentioned, and liviCg within the
aate, or the attornics of luch as are abiert,
and refdng within the fate, to be duly no.
titled Of iaic petition, by lerving them Perlon-
ally with caly thereof or by leaving a copy
At their 1892 houte, or Taft place OF abode,
or by ifiertiagthe lnbAante Of the fame three
weeks iucceAlvey in one or more eff the pub
lie news papers, that they may Rave opportu-
nifty 10 make their exception 10 this court on
the fri lueiday Of March NEXT, 10 their
granting the fame.
Attelt-- SAM. FREEMAN, [lsyE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

III Court Of Common Pleas Lsatn en-
b5lden at Portland, 7yithm and b,
the county Of CumbfrAnd, en u.
third THefLy Of NoUembrr, X. D.
1906.
ON the petition Of Elijah Fu1uewsr
whereof the foregoing IS a copy, Ordera4
that the Petitioner caule the fever Derlar,
interelled in faid eRais, and living within ,bs
fate, or the aitormes Of ipch a. are abfen,
and nave Atrornies rehdiRg within he St,,a
70 be duly notified Of iaid pctiuon, IN iervipo
them perlonally with copy thereof " leav.
ing copy at their dweiiiug-houl-, Or laa
place of abode, or BY internng the lubiants
Of the fame three weeks iuccetively III On, n
more Of the public newspapers, that they ma,
have opportunity to make their exceptions to
this court on the fri Tuelday Of March net.
10 their granting The fame
Attpl, SAM FREEMAN, CsrE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

TO be )old at Public Vendac,
A Ii. the common and undivided
Land in the town of Falmouth, Port
land and Cape-Ehzabeth, in the county OF
Cumberland, at the dweIling-houle Of ZalBo-
riab B. Sfev<as, in faid Fainostb, the 2sd day OF
the Gxth month, Called June) next, at ten OF
the clock in rhe forenoon.
By order Of t6e Pyoerieto,s.
NATHAN WINSLOW, Pygpt Cl.,k.
FJiasEiB, ~ AIs 5, 1907. Sw. Il I2)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
CAUTION.

WHEREAS, Goods have been taken Up at
different flores in town, under mine
and my wife's name, but without leave
caution all perfons againlt it, as pay no tuch
debts G. ~. ScOTT.
ian. 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Profile Likeneiies.
MIR. WHEELER,

WIN W II L Z LLNy
ID EsPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
N gentlemen Of Portland its vicinity
that he hes REMOVED from his former ftand
In Middleltreet, to the roous over Mefrs. Bal
ley and MsrrilI's fore. aluloR opPoGte the
Hay-fcales, in Columbian Row--Where be
continues to take Profles with his machine
on gold and in coloSrs as heretofore which
he will warrant to be good, or no pay will be
required.
NIB. Need Work framed, and old
wnl rsziIs-Ia7zirs a. sSaSs. Jan. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

70 tie tor.rabie 5l.7.ees )" ibe csar. !
Co7n7n.n Pleas, begwq and bsllsa !.
Portland, ii and for TIE cgartv ~
Cumberland, on TIE third Tasfo, y
Novcr7ber, 1896.
HUNBLY ihews Elijah Hunnevru /.
= Windham, 10 faid county, yeoman 4.
he Is feized in fee, id common with oths,.
him unknown, OF one moiety Or fifty ac,s.'s
the hundred acre Lot, numbered dFty-u;gs
the frll divifion Of hundred acre lots "A f.,i
Windham, and IS defrous of holding NJ. M
moiety or fifty acres in feveralty: Wherpfo.
re prays your honors, thar his laid nronor,a'
Of laid Tot may be let Oft 20 him. to hoId \.
fame in feyeralty, Purluaut 70 the ltals,e !.
Glch cafes made and provided, end, W ~ M,
bound, will ever pray.
By STEPHEN LONGFELLOw ;u-
bn dtforfn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

1T a Co1ttt Of Conl0l9n Pleas, bfgu,t
and bO(den at Portland, 7vitbin and
Jos the county Of Cumberland, on tbr
third Iue5day Of November, II. ID.
1906
ON the Petition Of Samuel Butts md
Others, whereof the foregoing is copy-Or-
dered, That the petitioners cauie the feveral
Perlons interefed IN laid eitate, and living with
10 the fate, or the attornies Of luch As are ab-
fent and have attoFnies reGding within the
fate to be duly notified of fsid petition, BY
ferving themperIonEly with copy thereof,
or leaving copy at their dwelling heule, or
Lao place Of abode, or by inferting thefubftance
OF the fame, three weeks fueceIhvely, in one
or more OF the public newspapers, that they
may have opportunity to make their exception
tothis court on the irlt Tuelday Of Marchne1t,
to their granting he fame.
Atielt-- SAM. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
Stores TO Let.

Stores TO Let.
TWO convenient Stores, adjoining
the one oecupid BY John Prichard.
Hy3, Two STORES on Union wharf,
for terms apply to Ralph Crsfs, At Ma On
faid Wharf.
ian. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
N1o sssre.
Rowe g Keus.
. ESPECTFULLY inform d

x EDT En- " LII I1IOTIn Tie
inhabitants Of Portland and it,
gicinitY, that they have taken ftore in Co
.n1lbios-RozV, AfidSl<1g,es, nearly oppo6tt
Mefrs. z. Hgayoy5 u Cos. where they offer
or fale general adortment Of
FANCY q STAPLE GOODS,
adapted to the prelent fsafon--vrE.
SuperGne black, blue, brown, drab and
bottle-green BroadcIoihs
Low pric'd do. all colcrs
Ladies cloths, different cOlors
Black, blue, green, mix'd and drab fnper-
fine Calf
Blue, brown, green and red Serges
PeIice Flannels
Contribution and patent Cords
Blue, .drab and mix'd Plains
Brab Kerfeys
Drab, crow, corbe4u and bottle green Cost
ings
Duifils
Plain and hripd Satin, fgur'd Velvet, Pat
snt Cord, Toilinet and 6w7nidown Veli-
ing
Baises and FianneIs, ell colots
Dornetts
Role and Dufil Blankets
Calicoes, from % cents to 20
Furuitures--Linens
Britih Shifting Cotton
Long Cloths
India COttons, different priess
Do Checks
Black, plume, brown, pink, fstt and olive
cotored Cambrtks
IA aud "a coeton do
Glazed do
Checkd do
Black Mad;n
India do
Jaconet and Book de-
Silk Charnbray
Cotton do
Black, white and blue Italian cttsvs
Cambrick Dinities
Common do
Black, olive and drab velvets and Velvet
teens
Tab5y veIvets-Hlack RuaelT.
Cotton Umbrellas
Black, blue, pink and green Durats
Caimaucoes-- Bombazetts
Cotton and cotton and linen Checks
Huckabhck and Diaper Towels
Lufrings-Modes- Ssrfnets
Silk, cotton and morocco Sufpenders
Centlemen's black, white and color wor
fed Hofe
ladies black Worried Hofe
Do white and coIOr'd do
Do elk do
Ladies flk, cotton and worried Glove,
Gentlemen's beG Woodnock and common
Leather Cloves
Worried do
Silk, cotton and peliece Shawls
Black fix Handkerchief
Banoanna, Madras and common poektt do
Cotton Balls
Elegant boxes do
Scarlet Ruffs, iome very nice
Silk and cotton L4ces
Elegant drels Plumes and Bandears
RaIio -Bugles--Spangles
Silk and cotton Cords and Tapes
Figured Laftring and China Ribbons
Figured and plain Velvet Bindings
Silk Ferrets--GallOons
Quality aud fhoa-bindings
Brown Linens--Cuernfey Froem
Oh cloth Hat cafes
Coat and Vea Buttons
Blu n-Mouids-Glzfs Buttons
Milhnets- -Gauzes-- Hst-lining
Buckrzm-iewing-6 and Twin
Combs--lhirt Buttons-Tapes
Observation-Disclosures and Needles
Thimbles-Black wire PenhGives
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., tJ's. ~.
Also,
A good afortnzsnt of gentlemes and youth s
ENGLISH HATS
The above Goods, with many other articles
commonly found in Piece Goods fore, will
be fold very cheap for cath or approved credit
De-. %. (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE
By ]. Richardfon,
N, 8, long EIBayf
100 oaks of Sugar Fhds NaiIs--entitled tc
debenture
$50 b6ls. Mefs No. I, and 8 Beef
200 half barrels Mefs 90
100 boxes Mould Candles
10 oblE Bone Mddiings
Navy Mels No. and Pork
100 kegs Lard
50 do Butter
Jan. S an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02
For PHILADELPHIA.
SOFT sop.

THE Subfcriher intends Keeping confantTy
for fale, SOFT SOAP IF agood quality
for families ufe by the barrel or retail at his
Sosp-Wo ks, Middle-Street, oppoite Mr.. Rob-
s1T BepS's Store.
Houfe-Greefe, Tallow or Afhes, would Be
taken n aynent, and the Soap delivered at
any houfe if required
.4lsO--fer fale as above, 100 boxes Soab.
Like4Wss-Quantity Of FEATHERS, of an
.eeflent quality.
VIZ. FENNELLY.
Portland, TgS. 26. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-02-02

.1ytlls4,- Siir!sy.....P Primer,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
Public Sale.

T.
DY virtue of decd of trust from Baldwin
ID Dade to the subscriber, made for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment of three hun
kred dollars and interest thereon since the first
day Of October, 1906, and che espences of
sale, SC. unto Jonathan and Mahlon SeheI-
field, will be exposed to public sale, for ready
money, on the asd day of this present m Hsas,
on the premises, at three o'clock. ~
= "A House and Lot of Ground,
Situate, lying and bshag upon the west sideof
Alfred, at and to the s1rlthward Of Oronske
street, in the tewn of Alexandria, and bound
ed as felleweth, TO wit Beginning upon AT
1frodat the corner of the square formed by O.
ronoke and Prineess-streGts, supposed, to be
us fcet7 inches from each street. be the
same more or less, and running thence north
waidly with Alfred-street and binding there
with 40 feet, thence westwardly with 6 line
parallel to Orenoke and Princess streets 1873
feet S inches, then southwartliy with a lhie pa
raliea to Alfred street 20 feet, thence with a
straight line to Ase beginning it being that
house and lot formerly occupied by Paithinia
Dade and her daughter, deceased. 49,
Andrew ScholGAld, Trustee
Ian. E dts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-21
SuWarroW Boots.
John c.. FRANCIS,
From x eEu. Yor3

From 4 e7y- York
10 RESPECTFULLY informs the public
M thatzhe manufactures 3sssyarro7v Boot
with all the modern improvements, warrantcd
equal to any in the United States After ma
ny years of experience IN his business, he has
discovered new method OF retaining the elias
ITCHY in boots He warrants to fit the leg Be
1t ever 50 badly shaped He makes boots OF
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrov s-E'air-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsiean Spring Ices,
DUCK Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparse' S, Graves,
Jcaerson'ss Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the Suwarsow equal 10 tae tuck boots
Gclt'ssnen viii please to call and see for
themselves, at lis shop in hins-street, be-
tween MIR. Mott's and Mr. kodggkil's tavern,
January S. dom
~ e. He intends selling cheap for cash.