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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

| 20 bring him his dausllter in four Ind TWEEN
| ~ hours, under pain IF having his house
burned The young girl had been removed
10 ncighbcrihg parish The father would
| not be the instrument of his daughters pol-
luton, And, this young soldier assured me,
he had been one, who, by his officers com:
mand, had burned the house OF the unfor-
tunate father. And this was called iovaitv
70 the king and British constitution !; and
now this crime, with Il million of others, is
unidentified by law. Whilst 7, who would
rather die than countenance such atrocity,
am without enquiry, dunreoned, proclaim
ed, betrayed, pursued and exiled. land
still, great as nv wrongs are, they are but
as shadows of those OF thousands of nv conn
trymen." f
! 90 On the 9TH of MAY, was taken with a
long procession of prisoners, all strangers
| to me, 10 bridewell, where was doomed to
suffer, what honest men must ever expect.
when IN the power of those whose crimes
they have opposed. In bridewell I was
locked up IN dismal solitude for many
months
Icannot help mentioning, before I go fur
ther, the extraordinary appearance of Mr.
Cookies Office in the Castle. 1t was full
OF those arms which had been AT different
times and in various parts of the country.
wrested from the hands of the unfortunate
peasants. They were chiefly pixies of
most rude workmanship, and in forms the
most grotesquc: green crooked sticks cut
out of the hedges with long spikes, nails,
knives, or scythe blades fastened on the end
OF them, very emblematical Of the pove,,v
and desperation of these unhappy warri
ors; and showing, in a strong light, the
wonderful effects of despair, and the con-
rage It inspires. Never did human eyes
behold SO curious an armory as this sscre
tary's Office 49,
t PHILADELPHIA, March !.
bill conformsble to the plan for aug
mentisg the military esfa6hsk7leat of the
United States, WAS introduced TO The senate
On Thursday last. 1t contemplates five re-
giments oil infantry, one regiment of rife,
men, one regiment of light artillery, ard.
one OF cavalry-to be enlisted for FIVE
years.
1t IS a presage of an effective force. that
all the provisions for the formation Of this
| additional army, are founded on the modern
system of tactics---the regiments are to con-
sist OF ten companies, and may be aupmen-
ted to 100 men a company.
The bill also provides Tor a oahfain, t7vo
AeUtcnaHts and an ensign for each GONNA
ny; this number will be small enough.
There are to be four additional bripadi e,.
generals.--dHrora.
There is q rumour of Burr having again
reached N Orleans If it should prove so,
the steps to keep Wilkinson from watching
him have been successful=-i6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

If Mr.. Peasants thinks proper TO insert the
following in his next Argus, he will oblige
n SUBSCRIBER,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-11

NEw-YoRE, March
Letters from London so late rs January 10Th
nave been received BY the Packet. These let
tiers from most Intelligent sources, concur in the
opInien, that negotiation for peace is certain-
ly about TO commence between England and
F!..nce Aftr ado
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
-. - 26, ls08.
10 LET

+ OR one year, il applied for loon, that no
: ted Farm lately owned and improved by
George PIERCE, ETC. decealed, itaated On the
welterly iide Of Long Pond, III O:Isiieid, and
on the high road leading 10 the interior Of the
country; togethei with the large and COM
modioua houle itanding 81 the fame, with
two barAs, convenient tore, and o,her build
iDgs, the whole being IN a complete tate OF
repair, md Is a. good aand for tavern aud
keeping a fore as the cOuutr affords, having
been improved for both thofe purpoles.
For further particulars apply to either Of
the iu5icr.bers in fad Otisfeld.
OLIVER PIERCE,
dpTH %. BENJA. PATCH,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
TO BE OLE,

A DWELLING HOUSE, forty feet by thir-
ty two, TWO ltones high, with a COM
modi Us Stable and other ont buildings, with
abuat half al acre of Land, ftuated near the
bridge IA I;E5iz5, acc nmodated with excel
tent water by Noquedsa from ar unfaiIing
fource, which abundantly lupplies he houfe,
itao.e AID garden IN the drieit iealons The
houie has been built about ten years--the eth
er buildings not three years GnCe. They
land in lourifhng village within one mile
Of Eszyfyir CaAcge- in ByEsizzsL and about
fKty rods frOn the Court Houie ID To5j5a71
10 pcrfon who wiihcs 70 be concerned ia
the Lumber buGnets 10 the T. adler or indultri-
Gus mechanic, The opportunity TO purchale a
good nand may De verify attention. Further
information may be mad Of the fubccriber al
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
d5rI 25 a WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
Far 1aundice y Bilious Complaints,
WHEATONs

Genuine laundlce BitterS,
(PRrcE 50 oENrs)
Secured 70 bin y Letters Patent yO5s TIE Pysidtzt
Of rbe Uaiei State.
A MEDICINE extremely uieful for curing
= iaundicy and bilious diforders. and re-
moving that linking, faint and difrehed feel
Ing a, the lomach, difficulty of breathing, ols
Of appetite, and AeePy, dull heavineis in the
fore part Of the day, weakness and trembling
of he limbs, dizzinefs of the head, and Yellow
nefs Of countenance, complaints 70 common to
jaundicy and bilious people
The many cures that have been effected in
New England By the above medicine las may
be leen BY the billsJ prevent the neael1ity of
further recommendation
w heaton'S Itch Ointment.
= Medicine which will certainly cure the
ITCH, without having in it any thing ei,her
DANCE GUS or dilagreeable.
One box cures perlon, and here need be
no wafhing afrer the ufe il. as the skin is
generally left clean and lmooth.
The above MEDICINES are kept conRantly
for laleby
irving a Poor,
Al their Store near the head Of Eli -Rreet.
Re 0 p tf) Mq,eJ 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

he inoicriber hereby gives public notice
70 al concerned, that The has been
duly appointed and has taken upon herief
The truit Of an Adra,dlfratrix on the eaate Of
EBtNEZER PARKER,
late Of CaPe-EIizabsth, il the county ofCum-
neriand yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond as
the ta% directs = ihe therefore reque0 all per
tns who are indebted to the laid deceaieo'. IT,
tate 7 make immediate payment; and thofe
VINO nave any demands thereon, TO exhibit N,
fame for iet, element To
WILLIAM II. VAUCHEN. 1f,orn-, J.
her
MARY x PARKER, A4umia,af,is.
R@k HPFR IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

He iubicFiber hereby gives public notice +
all concerned, that be has been All
appointed and has taken upon b;mfelf ~
trul' Of Administrator on he ertate Of
EPHRAIM CARTER.
late Of FreePort, in The county of Cumberland
yeoman' deceaied, by giving bond as Tho Isvg
direct' lie therefore :e9ueHs All perfor,
who are indeb ed to the laid deceaied,. Il
tate to make immediate pay ment F.; and tbof.
who have any demands thereon, 70 exb;h;, m
fame 70 CORNELIUS ,DILLINCHAEE
ABrH Is. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

he iublcriber hereby gives public not;cs
to all concerned, that he has beer I,,I.
appointed and has taken upon himief u
;ruit Of an Executor Of he ait will and ~
ment Of JOHN WOODMAN. "
,afe Of NewgIouceiter, IN the county ol Cnn,.
DeFland' woman, deceafed BY giving bond !.
ne law diFects-he therefore reouei. an ~.
IONS who are indebted to the faid deceat.d,s u
are e make immediate payment and thoL.
Nho have any demands thereon, to exb;b;t ~.
'ame to sAaC Cnn'u. 'h'
>4Sri T. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

WE the iuhicriber', COrmiffioners aPpoin-
ted by fhe Hon Samuel Freeman, Esq.
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cumber-
land to receive and examine the claims of the
ieveral Creditors 20 the eRate Of
CALEB RANDALL,
late Of Portland, in the county OF Cumber-
land, Houiewright, deceafed, give notice that
TX months are allowed 70 the iaid creditors
70 bring intheir claims and that we fhan a.
tend that iervice at The houfe Of FaoB INV.
IN faid Portland on the Taft Tuefday of his
and the five following months, from TWO \.
fix o'clock = M On each day.
ENOCH ILSLFY
Af'H 10. JONATHAN BRYANT un.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
Public AuI7i0n.

NOTICE. hereby given that the following
Shares or rights in the Po,tland A4oaa-
meat Ground will be fold at Public Auction
on Wtdrefday the hrl day Of June next, al 8
O'Clock @ 10 pay the aheGiments that have
been ailea, and all incidental charges on the
fame unleis previouny pail, vi--Nos. /, 2,
3, :, 8, s. Is, N, Is, q, IS, 20, ~, %,
%, 80, 50 SO 81 GA, 65, SIS, 81, 81, 81
Sale on the premifes
JONATHAN STUART, TyeaGrey.
Portland, Ab,H Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
}Noetrp.


THE CANES or LIFE.
TIE little Miss at Aree yeas Ok,
Plfys with Doh aud pr.ttlesi
But Nltlr Master stout and bold,
PLAYS svith drums and rattles.
The hcv, detesting musty books,
Lct4s rqraHing with tile iasses;
Anil Ac.ss. crown cider, s;uJits looks,
And pl-ys vi,h hooking glasses.
The 4lly topper, fond offun,
Paws with lis f.fends ~ drinking
Tie sportsman plays with dog and gun,
and wise Enen play At thinking.
The heawy, full Of naughty air-,
= henEoung, plays at tormentng;
r. wrinkled, turns I'D other cares,
And sports 4 last repenung.
Wretohed, from seifcreated wo,
The misrr's game is boarding
And when lie meets his oountry's foes
The sailor pl2ys at boarding.
The alderman with lfoatcd face,
a flnttoh plays Al eatingi
And such as long TO have a Place
IN RQrhGmeTt-at treating.
With leg-r busted, merchants take
a game at calculation
Aad ministers too often make
a play,hing of the nation.
With looks profound, and thoughtful mind
PROJECTORS play a. scheming;
TIL worn with care, At last they find
They've al along been dreaming.
The lover SD, and woful wan,
PLAYS lsy and night Il fretting;
Whilst lMg ling at the silly man
His Della sports coquetung-
C.wards, while none but towards nigh,
Are EnI Of gaSconading,
And courliers lawn, and cringe, and lie,
And play a. masquerading.
The lonnssr plays at Killing time,
The syldie Hays 1T staying
The poet plays At making rhyme
lh l methodist a PRAYING.
Tie player days for wealth and fame,
And thus al PLAY together
ill death Ii last di-turbs the game,
and stops th- play .taev-r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

TIE iubicriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that she ha. been An.
ly appointed and has taken upon berfslf
the tTSil Of adminiltrauiz Of he eltate Of
WILLIAM NILS,
late Of Falmouth, il tie county Of Cumber
land, mariner, decealed, BY giving bond N re
law directs-fhe therefore rsuuels I'll Ger.
ions who are indebted tc the iaid deceafed's
eitate, n make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon. To ~
hibit rhe fame to JUDITH MILE
AbrH I8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

NOTICE j. hereby given, thai the fublcri-
hers have been daily apPointed adminiltra-
tors OF the eaaye of
ROBERT HUNTER,
late Of Tepn.am in The county Of Lincoln,
gentleman. deceated, and as undo taken thar
truft by giving bono a the Law dire6, All
perions therefore, having demand. againll
the eitate Of isid deceaied are deGred 70 ex-
hibt the fame for fetiement and thofe in
debted 70 fad eitate are requened 10 make
Immediate payment To
MARGARET HUNTER. ,
ARTHUR HUNTER, Ad7'i7J''Hf'''
AerH Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
s. Patent Iruiies.
JUST received and for faIe by

John >. DuPee-
A T RS Gore in Fore56,set, head Of Zaera-
a b4az's-Wba,f, an a1urtmelt Of
St1ne'5 I1lbr7Ued TRIES FIR Rupfp,e5.
This invention is conGdered by Physicians
of the frf eminence, as great Improvement
on the kind heretofore made, and has fecured
"a hma Patent from the PRECEDENT Of he u
nited States. They confilt of double Spring,
Welding more readily to the MOTION of the
body-being al the fame time mo comfort
able 70 the wearer, aud attended with better
,Fet4. (eopSm) Feb. ].
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

TfKFN from The eide Of the Turnpike
I Road, betweea Bath and Bodowin Col
Lege. fornetirne in the month of December taft,
4 long Chain. about twelve feet length, and
weighing about CD VIZ -AlIo a in:a1 d
Chan, weighing about 10 ID hhy Perion
who viii return lad Chains or give info. ma,
lion - hs frlhlcriber, 10 that they Of ether #
thern NAV be obtained by him, ihall he wei
rewarded. JAMES eURllo' Iun'
R..nEnik. AA,R q, S08
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r OBERT STRONG, having taken part
4 ner IN trrde, ba6nefs ia future will be
conducted under the firm of
STRONG 2 QUENBT,
who have received frelh faPply Of GOODS
III their line viz
Brandes Of the irft quality; Gin; Old ia
maica spirits Claret WING; Englifh and a.
mercaa rorter; Wines Of tbs. frG quality,
and general aAortnsent Of groceries Cider
por bbl. in hottie Of hyperion quality for
thipPingor family ufe; Vinegar per Pipe Or
imaler quantity. ROBERT STRONG,
LEVI QUINBY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
Grlfrt l0aragraPts.

CARLISLE, penn FEE. 90.
The following humorous incident il sud
II hire taken place, a the resurrection OF
John I'KeaD, VINO was executed At Cham
81 rsburg for the murder ~ his wife.
S1E4c persons had gone t. tIe grave ta-
Leu up Tie h d,, laid Il III q bier, and were
3,raringi II away when rescue came. 4 g
rsn away and left the corpse, which was
taken and one 81 thc company lay down on
tic bier, covered with white sheet; AL
Ter Sometime when their fright was over,
,.le first party came back, -ound the bicr'
t5lk ii up, ana marched Ut, but it beit 4
urirhtl, SAYS cay, lie is d-----d heavy, /
think 50 TOO, saws another, we'll says the
r-.an in tie sheet wilt walk piece upon
y-Itch tie carriers took 10 their heeis, and
Isl The man il tie sheet TO walk home at
l1isdre.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

BOW-DOTN COLI &l'l1-
TIE overfesrs Of BowJoin Coilrfe are rerf
by mortified, that their nest n'seiu s w
be holden in the College CiTpei n E-t''
wick On Tuefday the feventeeata day "a MAY
next, at zen O'Clock, A ut.
IONA. ELLIS, Secretary
Bath, AbriklG, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
PRVATE SCHOOL,

STEPHEN PATTEN will open nhis dav,
Private Schosi irsU1ioa Street, for the in
hiucuon OF MATTERS and Miles in Reading,
writing, Arithmetic, ELglli Grammar, and
Geography That the School may meet the
beit "ithes Of It's patrons, the number Of fehol,
arS VIII be limited to forty-fve.-Tuition,
5oc per Quarter.
Abyk Is, 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
Taken nb nd5Hf,

ON Friday the 9Th init. YAWi BOAT,
N between s and 4 feet long The was
il faid Boat Rug Cover ct and auket -
be owner may have her again by proving
property and paying charges, on application
20 kZfKlEL CUSHING.
Lang Hand, POrtLshaJ Ae,H rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

HAVING been driven from his late (land
: In HAymarket Row, (by the late fire. has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr.. Jobn
Ueda, oYpolI;e Melr Ho7V " Eg4H5 Store,
where he has now for Iale, large adortncnt Of
EHgiihn L1aia i y: CT hdd GoodS
which were lard in at reduced prices, and 1iaI
K Tod At very fmalI Proht-znd made farl-
factory to Purchalers. Fc5 }.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

INFORMS MS friends, that be now reiide' at
the houle Of Mr. JciiaL Shaw, near Cor
ham Corner, whore he win be happy to r.
ceive their commands as ufu2l, IN the line OF
his protection.
Co,bqm, HbyK 20. 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

OfaTiee 70 TOF II FOX.
No4tg 5. Soat5 Siac Lang WEayf
nFrTR for fale, On Iibersi terms
- tons roand iron
40 Plough Share Moulds
do Nail Plates,
5 Bbis clear, navy mefs and No. /, Pork
81 do frl quality Ship Bread
50 bags Roved Liverpool Salt
20 tons Liverpool Coal
900 qiintais Cod Fiji
ALso-4 complete ahortment Of ship
Chanlery and Cordage, as ulual.
IS W Ab,H IT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

500 Numbers will be conhdered 40 a DAYS
drawing, and the fortunate numbers, which
depend Oh The days, will be determined ac-
cordingly.
The clafs will commence drawing in Bolton
on the 9Cth Of May next.
The highelf prize will be paid ID 90 DAYS;
other prizes above 100 dollars in 90 days, and
all others in 80 days, after the drawing lhall
be completed payment a. uiual II bills gen.
orally current in this Commonwealth Pr
zes, not demanded within one year after
the drawing, will not be paid, but aPpropna-
red TO the purPole Of the Lottery.
All vendors Of Ticket are expected to re-
turn 10 the Managers Ill fuch IS they DO not
take 10 their own account, On OF before the
Goth day Of May next, after which day ths
price vii rife to 5 so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
NOBLE 4

TOR 5aRe IN ~ GAueaRsr, al TIE lozvsy eor7sr,
4 The Dzpaili4g bou,e, Ofse ans tore Belonging 70
tie ejfate Of Asa AfitebeH Es9 aeeeaSs bang an
&c eelieqt RaTd for trader toe Country affords -
75e 1vbs 7v Be soi1 at private sale be,at Gre
dit # SsOera! year yryu,ed TIE iatrcF berg paid
annually --FOy fr,tbsr particulars enquiry may Be
szGde Of tbe fub5ci6sy IN Portland.
Oa. II. f. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
the road paIes
Nat trv3 blanks 70 a brizs-
10 10 dedn9ion.

TO no dednE7i0n.
A part Of the above prizes will be drawn
ID the following manner viz. The 6ra
drawn blank on the third day lhalI be EMIT
led TO 1000 doll,
DO on the 9Th, 1000 acres Of land, 1900 "a
Do on the 9th, 1000 90
DO on the 18th, 1000 acres Of land, 1900 do
DO on the 10Th, 1000 do
DO on the 18th, 1000 acres Of and, 1900 do
Do on the III, 10000 do
DO on the god, 1000 do
DO on the Gath, 1000 do
Five hundred numbers viii be confdsreda
days drawing ard the fortunate numbers
which depend on the days will be determined
accordingly.
The drawing will commence on the thir.
teeuth day of jelly next III Bottom, and lh4l
be completed n thirty days next fucceeding.
The prize Of ten thouland dollars will De
paid in ninety days, the prizes of thouland
in iIty days, and and all Others in thirty Gays
from the time the drawing fhall be completed
Payment viii be ~ bills uiuallv current ID
Mahachuietts and New Hampfhire Prizes
not demanded within one year after me draw
ing J. completed will NOT he paid The price
OF tickets after the Ian day Of June, will be
5 80.
The townfhiP Of Dizvie IN which are the
lands for the above mentioned land prizes IA
iituateG thirty miles Northean Of the white
hills within nine miles of Connecticut river,
ieventy miles from HallOwell, ninety from
Portland, and central in the county NJ Coo
the lands are of an excellent quality. and are
located into lets Of an hundred acres each:
Ok iettlements have commenced, and hF-
mill and gria-miil, are ereGted.-The town
fhip contains two hundred and eighty lois,
thirty lots are taken up for the purpofe of fei-
element the no ders Of the land prizes viii
have an equal chance 10 draw their lands from
the remaining lots, or may caoofe 70 many Of
their lots as they ihsl make actual fettlementS
Oh within two years from the time the draw
ing Is completed. Good lots are now worth
three dollars per acre, and the value will be
much encrealed by the road. Undiiputabis
titles will be given to the iand.
Elijah l5ail, J
Jofeph Akerman, Jun. 1Gt-4g,u.
Timothy Dix. Jun.
CT Tickets in Ire above Lottsvk
FOR fale by ISAAC ADAMS, At his r5s~
fore Nc. 7, FiG street, ~ ", \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
YET NTTPSE.

A YOUNG Married Woman, who has
Ion her infant, wiihe, TO take a Chrd
to nugie.- Enquire eGths Printer. April 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

TKTIII. be opened on Monday the 25'h I'M
w for the reception Of female oupilS a thf
Chamber over MIR. Frsenan's Office in Md
5,a-0,est. 6fni 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

IKE NOTICE
ECR fale in Turner, Dwelling Houie, out
houles an&Store, conveniently fituased for
Trader, being the property of Samuel Spear
Of Bofton--F For further particulars enquire OF
the ubicribsr il Portland
OaI2 EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

As men Of frong nerUf5 and m
du5te4 courage are much il demand
Al Wa.hins ron, and as it is faid tha:
tie eidevaut Deacon once undertook
10 play the part Of Hector, il is re-
commended that he be tent there to
fehr the PreGdeut's four horned
rasn-and thar there may be no dis
parity ct Weapons or any accoure-
NESTS dispropor Toned to the dignity
OF the combatabts, we recommend
to the Deacon to employ a four tined
dung-fork -We are all b9q1ra5le men,
~ arsaI rams !-UT. Par.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

A Scholar, bald man, and barber,
travelling together, agleod to watch tour
h1urs at night, IN turn, tor the sake VI Sc
cuity The BARRIERS lot came first, who
shaved lie scholars head when asleep, then
Nvaked him when his turn came The scfo-
ler scratched bis head, and feeling II bald,
exclaimed, "you wretch Of barber, Won
have w4ksd tie bald man instead of me "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

TIE copartnerfilip exiting between 70" +
and KFUs i his day difolved by mutt
a content, and Theo's Keus il authorized 20
Isttle all demands belonging 10 The hFh-
Thoie that arcindebted are requeited 70 make
immediate payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

III NE p and % AZ ElNo n
the above Lottery kept con1antly for fAle al
the BSOkltore and Lottery Office OF
ISAAC ADAMS.
Prize Tickets received in payuaaAr for nn--
drawn Tickets derH Us.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
DIxvILLE ROAD LOTTERY.

Scheme Of tie H5f CAgG.
1900 Tickets a. s dolls each are 6coCO dis
l prize Of 10000 is 10000
> prizes 1000 acres Of. lard each, III The
rownfhip Of Di~yills, through which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

AZ their Store near the head of FIJI nreet.
Re 0 p tf) Ma,eJ 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02

Ct Tickets in TIE above LottsFvb
FOR fac by ISAAC ADAMS, At his rssS
fore Nc. 7, Fll street, ~ W NJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-05-02
HARVARD COLLEGE LoTTTRr.
Scheme 81 tie Fean6 CAS-.
10000 Tickets at 5 dolls each a-e 10000 "

SabtetF 10 10 nsdUE1ic7l---Alt f7y,
BiaHkr II q Prize
"A part Of the above rrize5 will be drawn
n the following manner-Viz.
FRI drawn blank on the 1T d2y'r 9rav;,,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-19
The Stages South Of alexandria

I'm the first of October next the Mail
Stage will commence running as loi-
lows between Alexandria ana fetsfsouSg III
Virginia:
viii leave Alexandria every day at {
o'clock in the evening, and arrive at DumiEes
by S in the morning--Leaye Dummies at
anu arrive at Fredericksburg by II - IN HE
moruine-Leaye Fredericksburg at y moon,
and ariye at Richmond the next morning ny
6-I cave Richmond at s ID and arfive at
Petersburg by IL l-2 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day at u 10 P. NJ. and arrive at alexandra
in the same time. This stage will carry ho
more than passengers on any account WHAT
ever. and not more than Ii ID. OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accomm odatioD Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
rnoninp at the same time, every other day
throughout the year, without regard to Sun
dsvs and will travel only in the day time
IN This line it is The intention OF the owners
20 sfut,v the wishes and the convenience OF
n,ss-ngers. Still, however, regard must DC
lad time-Going south from Alex andrla
| they Viii breaKiasl a. Cl:L
ford Courthouse, aad lodge at Fredericks-
Ibure--The next day will breakfast at the
| Rowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and iooge
~ Richmond. And on the third day VIII
breakfast at the Halfway house and dine at
Petersburg.
Returning, will dine at the Half Way house
and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn
inc, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the Bowling
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court mousse
dine at Occoquan, and lodge at Alexandra
The owners on this line too, have to re-
Quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity Of their baggage as as
any thing more than small trunk Or pares,
will be an extra charge.
Tie Pro6rsetors.
August "a, :"