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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Cheap Store.
JOHN DIX,

No 2, Ej61Hrnes,
HAS iuf returned from Bottom, and is now
: : opening for laIe, a large and elegant az
forement of
Six, Cott0n q W00Len Goods,
which he continues TO fell at his ufual reduc-
ed prices, notwithstanding the general rife Of
Englih Goods in this country.
AMONG WHICH AsE Tx Fo1Low1Ns,
Florance, India and Eaian Silks and Lutte
ltrings, of every Description
An elegant assortment Of Ginghams, lome Of
which are but rs one yard wide
cafes Calicoes, of the neweR falhionable
nyle
large aaortment Of Fancy Muffin,
Ladlet Peliece loths and Peliece FlannslS
committing of bOttle-green, London-brown,
alh and light fawn coors
PeIiece Tabby Velvets, conGRing Of bottle
green, black, blue and purple colors
Black, tottIe-green and purple coIorrd Silk
Velvets for Pelieces
Children's Peliece Flannelt, from SO 70 SO
per yard
Black Observation-Disclosures --Durants-Shal-
loons-Rufiells and Duroys
Cheap Serges and CaGmerea for childrens
ware
Worried HoGery in general, at cheap rata
a large adortment Of cotton and Linen CAM
bricks
Cambrick and common Dimities
! cafe of fashionable French Ribbons, TOMS
of which are very rich
Long and fhort Kid Gloves
Silk do. aud Armetts
! trunk Kid Shoes, real London manufacture
and Of the newell patterns
Silk Stockings, large a1ortment
Engliih Shifting Cottons, Tome very fnG
! bale India Calicoes
large afortment of India Cottons, from 81
TO 2ss per yard
bale Roie Blankets, afortsd from Sc 60
ia
2 bales SIS Rufia Diaper
American manufactured do n,
Rudia Sheeting and Ravens Duck
Basdanns Handkerchief, with almoG every
other Description of Handkerchief
cafe Muffs and Tippets-Straw Bonnets
Is pieces CRrpetinE, real Kidderminlisr and
warranted fat coors
bale OF Broadcloths and CsGimer.a
Patent Cords and Plains
VelVets and Trafalgar Cords
Waiitcoating, Coating and FexrnzuEhts
BaiEes, Flannels and DOnetts
With many other Goods not mentioned IN
this advertisement, The whole of the aboys
Goods are offered At fuch reduced prices that
the imaIl profits ariGng from the f7le., make
1t nece1ary for ham TO fell than for czh ONLY
T1a. rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
NEN HAT Is.

John LORD, his lhop in Fayt7e,4s, ne It
J door to MefIrs Crsi z Ms,tm's, has iuR
received handlome afortment Of
EEgA)b. Freqcb and american Hats,
among them are real fEperfne Beaver-do
OF iecond quihty-a few real patent elk do.
Mems plaided do-Youth's do, of vansus
kinds and coiors-men and boys camels hair
DO, LiiezSys, good a1ortment Of H4ter's
TRIMMINGS All Of which he will fell As
cheap as can be purchafsd in this town for
cath or approved credit
Aso--I cal, Of A1UFFS q 7TPPRTS, con-
Citing Of Pole cat, Elk, Bear, mock Sable,
and Gennett.
O Cab and t5e kigb5f price green
Jor az Li1ds sjr SHIPPING ara HITTING
FURRS. AtPty q ABOVE. (swl Dec. 2s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Henry Smith & Co.

No. 4, MsgcyI-Rozs, Hsye j.S rsrIiVAS,
A " elegant and e1tenfve adortmeRs
"A GOODS. conflting of
Hamilton dice Ginghams
Dark checked do-Striped do
Plaid do; great variety
Dice Ch2nbrays
Hamilton cOlored corded Cambrics
3-4, "A and Ga white and col Cambrics
Elegant GreciAn Robes-Fancy Drehes
Fancy neutrality-suspicious. -Linen CambricS
Cotton < linen cambria pocket Hdkfs
A great variety of cotton do
Bandanna do Fancy do-B2rceIona do
Black, fate, dove, lmoke, purple, plumb
and brown Florence Silks
Silk Florentine, of the 6rlf quality
ACKNOWLEDGMENT e black Grapes
White, rOle-white, date, black, mir'd and
dove coIUr'd Ladies Englilh and Frsncs
Silk Hole
Black. white zsd fate Cotton DO
Dimoties-Furniture Calicoes
Shire MuAins-Spider-nst do--FAnry u
Black do--Silk Velvets
Paris net Gauze-Linens
Shifting Cottons--Long Cloths
India Cottons and C4licoes
Brown and waite PlatIllas
GA and 6-4 Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather Sufpenders
CO and so inch fix and cotton Umbrellas i,
ladies elegant bottle-grea, corbtau anu
brown Royal Peliece Cloths
Bottle green, purple and black pelece TIhi
by Velvets
Black, olive, purple and Blue VelYeteeno
Silvered Cord-Peliece Flannels
A variety Of mon fashionable Veling
Olive, green and drdb Plains, Of good
quality, fuitable for gentlemens Surtuirs
White MILD Flanneis
Super6ne fashionable dark Eai1'd Rroaa-
Cloths and Cafimeres
Patent Cords oatings- Statements
Bale KiedermiRlter Carpeting, elegant pat
terms
Io-4 and ia Ro(e Blankets--Dufils
Black, yellow, criGlon and white Flannsls
~ All Of which viii be fold at very re-
dued price. OF. l9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

ON the goth infant, # RED MOROCCO
y POCKETBOOK, containing one TWEEN
~ dollar Bill of the United States Bank, and
final. bills 70 the amount of from thrty-fve
10 forty dollars, with lundry papers Of no
ufe TO any perion but the owner,-Whoever
will return the fame to this Office, fhaIl re-
ceive Ten DsiiayI Pe+VHJ and no auction,
2iked.-SAMUEL COLBY. TSa. rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Drugs and Medicines.
WILLIAM LORD.

INFORMS his friends and the public, that
L he has purchaled the Stock in Trade Of
JOHN COE, and that the buhnefs will be
carried on at No 4, Fybf'set-where
DRUGS g MEDICINES
Of genuine quality will be kept conRantly for
fale on Reasonable terms
NJ B-The bulnefs of the Medicine Store
will be conducted by J. COE, who will pay
every atteation to cunomers, and all favors
gratefully acknowledged Tan. rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
ooCI lDcsJJe11o -

Ma. ADANs-Being a witnefs at the late
di(trefIing fire, | could not but reflect on the
abioIute uncertainty Of tenure by which the
lands in the county Of Cumberland are held,
20 long as the public records are lufered to
remain expoled to this deaructive enemy 1t
certainly 10 cafe wherein all who hold any
real eRate in this county are deeply interefted
and a. G,cb. calls loudly on their attention.
AK. any one, if thofe records were dellroyed,
whether lcene of confuGOn and lawiuits would
not enfue? their anfwsr would be in the af-
frmative Why, then, do they not have thofe
books and papers, 70 immenfeIy valuable, de-
Poited in freproof building Iii is dncerely
hoped the repeated alarms of fire in our town
will awaken the people to fenfe Of the dan
ger, thar they may avoid the apprehendsd
evil. IN LNRABITINT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

INFORMS his friends and the public in gen
eraI. that he has juR received general
adortment OF
.W. Z Goods, Groceries y Hard-W'aye,
which are now ready for faIe at his fore in
Fore Eyest, on the moa Reasonable terms for
cath. l6 WI Jan. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

r. WEat sfroo1 cs71As % 70 Ossa f5ePsBLis4'
foa Of ~ rosessggS Of re toTvH reeti7g o. Friday
EsF bed foy tie P"PejF Of adopting 1rsI'~ti 70 re-
E-os fbf djfre5 gffbe Poo'i Thy -DW HfP-ay z
sET asEE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Sales bv Thomas Leayis,

Ar HIS OFFICE,
m TUESDAl ae~. III 0,rl3cks
10 bales firlt quality Georgia COTTON
5000 cwt. LUMP SUGAR
IS pair HALF BOOTS
I HID. MuicJvado SUGAR
large gilr-f framed Looking Claiies
grofs fmali do
~ 30 Coat Buttons
2 pr. Crols Andirons, Shovel and ToEgs
AT PRIVATE SALE N
1000 quintaIs GOLDFISH
8 tons PEARL-ASH
do Connecticut CHEESE
20 bbls. PORK
800 boxes BROWN SOAP
500 barrels CIDER far o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Il CARD.

ZAoHARIAE MAR'TIE, tenders his CRATE
ful thanks to the citizens of Portland, for their
uncommon sIertions in fsving the flores No,
J and ?, in Haymarket-Row, from the late
ERE and particularly TO thofe who went up
on the rosf Of the building at the ri4 Of their
lives.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

A T the late fire in Haymarket Row, FIRE
- BUCKET, marked e P,etLe, No. q
Whoever will give information Of the lames
70 that il may he obtained, haIl receive *
thanks Of the owner. Z. PREBI.E.
ON 2S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

The laft accounts from Warrington Ra'e,
thar the wife ones at the ieaJ Of government
are principally engaged in caucuiTng and in
tregrinP previous % their coming to the choice
Of Mr. Jeflerton's fuccciIor which will prob
ably be elected before next MX-ch. What a
wonderful agency" we The people" have in
elstting our Chief MagiRrate in thele repub-
hcan times,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

o WbO has fund a TIPPEr ?
T OST, on Sunday morning the 18th infant,
- in pahng from 7amsie down F.aeraI-t9,set,
by 81. PasFs Cb"eB, into Fo,e-t9reet.
A SABLE-SKIN TIPPET.
Whoever has found, and will leave It at this
OFFICE, ihall be very generously rewarded.
Tas rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

~ We underltand Mefrs. WAIT & HAZE
nate their lofs by the late FIRE to be from 2
70 3 900 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
JNRPIED

In this town. Capt. Benjamin Shaw, Sd.
70 Miss Eunice Cobb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

At meeting of Stakeholder, ofthe Main.
Fire = Marine Kzjn azoc Company, the follow
ing gentlemen were unanimously elected Di-
reGfors for the enluing year;-
Woodbury. StOrer, Ala Clap,
Matthew Cobb, Arthur MLellan,
Jacob Noyes, William Widgery,
Robert Boyd, John Dicks.
James Deering,
Alta fpscial meeting of the Directors for the
purpole of choofng Prefdeat, the Hon
WOODBURY. SroRER, EGq. was unanimously
&c elected, for the prelent year.
The PRECEDENT and Directors have appoint
ed Mr.. ELISA MOKsE, Secretary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
10 LET.

TO LET,
THE Office, lately occupied by Jsas c
JszVet, Efq-Ayo, the one lately occu-
pied as the A,gnr CEoe Inquire oE
Jsa. IS. 1%AGHAR4AEI A1A2STIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

The reader will find in a preceding col
Gmn, Mr.. Sloane sp, CT, one Of the demo-
cratic representatives from New Jersey, Ia
staunch Jetfersonian] against legislative
enquiry into the conduct Of Wilkinson
Such are the men that the triumph of de-
mocracy places in the most important offices
Sfgovernment and allocate the necessity
Of embargos, nn-imp -rtation acts, &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

A letter from Philadelphia fays, the Pref
dent has given the French MiniAer leave TO
dispatch veilel to France, from Philadelphia.
The Corporation Of Newyork have made
nroviGon for the dilrefled feamen in that city.
A letter from Nantucket, dated Jan. IA,
1908, fays, Tbs Embargo has not arrived
here officially and we are fitting the tenth
vessel; nine have already failed, chiefly for
the Welt Indies"
The fupplament ry Embargo Act has been
hgned by the Preldenr, and i in force.
Gen. Moreau was at Wesling, on the Ohio
the md Dec defending the river for N. Or
lean. and arrived at LOuilvilIe Ken on the
l4fh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

WE the fubGcribers, Commilionsrs, ap-
" pointed by the Hon Samuel freeman,
Efq. Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cunt
berland, TO receive and examine the claims of
the levera creditors to the eitate Of
JOAN BAKLR,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
Baker, deceaGed, give notice that III months
are allowed TO faid creditors to bring in and
prove their claims, and that we AaLl attend
that fervice At the houfe of Enoch Illey, in
Portland. on the lalt TusldaF Of thi. and the
FIVE following months, from 70 O'Clock,
=. NJ ENOCH lLSLEY,
Jar. Is GEORGE WARKEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

6,casrt Tfma-Et i With infinite regret we
md that the great Lecina,ure Of cur country,
;nlead Of devoting itfef 10 national concerns,
has more ihan bulinefs enough, IN iRvelligat-
inp and exPoGng the crimes Of pubic OFF,
.eers-Rep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

: II ygas expected, that TIE re mains Of -Mr.
AfLeuE .po4la hayr been 4ebesite4 in Nctv- Gas
tie } but are5bcctable number y the inhabitants
Of Byist,L came torSra,e, anare7uesteI the body,
char they might convey Il 70 Bristol, and as a
mart ef thei affection. tor their former Pastor,
6wy him among them. Such 4 request zsas
not 70 be dcnIei
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

NA1E the fubfcribers, CommiiEoas7s. aPA
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman.
ETC. Judge OF Probate for the county VI Cum
berlznd, 70 receive and e anime tas claims cS
the feyer2l creditors to the Raie Of
GEORGE FgKGL, on,
late Of Portland, in che coua!y . Cumberland,
Mer. deceslsd, 45y.- % &c thar 6K months
sre aIlowed4go fad ere 1t Rs TO BRING in aud
prove their sisiris, aad TT we hah attend
thar lervico at lhs Lou : Of Es.B z Gry, ID Port
land, on The lalt Tuef ~ this and ne FIVE
fulll wing months, fro q Nv clock
81 3 ~ ISL Y
ga IS GEOR-R WARREN,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Flour, Pork, Sc.
Charles & John Fox,

Charles & John Fox,
No45' s, .outb f1t Long WA4-f,
HAVE JUN received,
600 ibis. fuper6ne Flour, , Evraaftd frsG
100 do fcratch'd do md Of tie fl1
IS half do do 60 quality.
20 bbls Clear PORK
l8 do Navy Mels do
90 do No. :, do
so do Philadelphia loaf Sugar
IS tons Nail Plates, adored
Chefs HyGpn and Hyfsn-Lin Teas
10 boxes No. 8, Chocolate
IS do DiPt Candles
TOgethe- with general affortment Of
Shp-Cb1ndfyy 2 If0ce,y G11di.
All which they offer cheap for cath or
credit. 6wl Jan. IL.
.AJE the fubfcribers, Commiiioners, sp-
" pointed by the Hoo Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge of Probate for the county Of Cum
berand, to receive and examine the clsimS
Of the feveral creditors TO the eitate Of
ELBAZER BARTLETT,
late Of Otisfeld, in the county of Cumberland,
woman, deceaied. give noticethat fiI months
rom the eleventh. udJ VI NONeuAOef iailJ IL
allowed TO faid creditors to bring in and prove
Their Cairns and that we ihaIl attend that
-ervlce at the houle Of Nathaniel Cary, iun-
holder il laid O'Isfeld, on the fecond 'Tuef
iay of February next, and on the fecont Tuel-
days Of the three following months, from ten
o clock A. N 60 five NJ ,ach day.
DANIEL HOLDEN,
BENJAMIN WIGHT.
0sisa4, Ta- . 25)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

THE cOpartnerlhiP between the fublcribSrs,
under the firm Of
BISHOP e WEBSTER,
was difolved on the 9Th January, inf. by mu-
tua content All perlons who have demands
againit them, and thoCe who are indebted, are
reque1ed 70 call on ENos BIsHoP, and have
them adjulted without delay.
ENOS BISHOP,
FrceoyF, fas. Is THOS. WEBSTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25

THOSE who have papers, which were left
in the hands of the are ~ Sys71s5 Blq.
may receive them Ivy calling on the iublcriber;
and thole, who are indebted 20 the sltate of
iaid Symmes will pIeale to make immediate
payment to VIM. FREEMAN, AL~'y.
Ta5 25
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
general assembly of the state Of Con.

AT general assembly of the state OF Con-
ncc,icut, held at New-Havef,. on the second
Thursday of October, "A. y. leo7--{5poa the
petition of Simeoa Loomis, Of East indsor,
in Hartford county, showing to this assembly
that by means Of various misfoisunes he,is re,
daced to poverty, praying for an act of insol.
yency; and that some of his creditors arc re-
sident IN the stakes Of .Negv- York, Virginia and
Georgia, as. per memorial on h:e dated the
7lst clay. Of September, A. d. lSo7--.
RcsolYed by this assembly, That said peti-
ton be continued to the session ofthis assenl-
.bIy to be holden Ia Hartford, in May next,
and that notice Of the pcrdency thereof be adj
ycrtiscd in some Of the newspapers published
i'll the CITY of New-York, Alexandra IN Vir-
ginia, and Savannah in Georgia, three weeks,
at least six weeks before said session which
shall be good and sufficient notice to the Gre
litors IN the said states Of the pendency Of aid
petition.
a true copy Of record.
Examined by
Samuel WHY'S, Sec'y.
sf0,sa 3. d3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
A RUNAWAY

nNshc Sd instant, Immediately after hay-
~ INK struck several times has 0yerseer,
r..r away from Motley Hall farm, opposite
Ale.andr;a, q negro fellow called BILLY,
between 81 and 80 .ysars Of age: he is well
made, stout and strong: lis skia very black,
exes snail, nose Eat, mouth large, ips ex-
,,cmely thick, cosnsenance bad, and his reiFs
weak and teyish; is also slow and snFly IN
answering qnestiors; had on rhen he. vent
OF blue roundabout jacket, patched in dls,
rent parts, with paataloons Of country cloth.
and a blue great cost. Any person who VIII
secure said negro, so that his owner may Ess
him again, shall be adequately rewarded "
n,ak;ns application 10 the subscriber, Inanag
er on tie above mentioned farm. So
John Alliea.
February 5
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
Dor Sale.
E.ALUABLE MERcK.dyVT MILL

"a N.ALUABLE AERcH.1.NT MIL;
4 containing tygo pair Of Stones and the
ncses sary machinery for manufacturing nopr
Also i Mill fer grinding corn and rye, and '
Saw Mill, all i'll complete order. This PRO
perty is very convenient to Alsxandria, and
situated in a most excellent neighbofhood for
wheat and for retailing goods. For the a.
saount Of the purchase, wet and dry goods
woald be taken fer q considerable part or per.
haps all, or some Alexandria property would
BE- taken for apart. For furiksr particulars
enquire Of The PalsTEE.
February 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
A TraA Of Land.

TN the same county, which was granted -
III Thomas. Chapman, by deeds OF Lease and
release from William TebAs for As4 asrss,
bearing date the j 7thand 18th days Of JUNE,
LIZA. ns4ti {.
Also, one other tract OF Land.
in the same county, which was conveyed TO
the said Thomas Chapman BY deeds Of lsase
ant release from Bertrand Ewsil and his wife,
and Jesse Ewell and his wife, for 30 acres,
more or less, bearing date Tho 9TH AM 10th
days Of April, iT75. ~. ISL :
Also, one tract or parcel Ct
Land, which was conveyed to the said Chap
man by deeds of lease and release from Jesse
Ewell and his wife, and bertrand EMell and
his wife, for $50 acres, more or less, bearing
da.e the I'd and Sd days Of January, l7SS, all
of which deeds are now Of record IN the coun-
" cour, OF Prince William. And also, Oh
the other estate, Eight, title, claim and pos
sc ssion which Carr Chapman, on the 3otA
November, l7ey, had Of and in to the land
and real estate whereof his father or any ct
his ancestors had died, seized or possessed.
The aboye description il taken from ihe mort
gage DEED executed BY Carr Chapman 70
Thompson & Veitch on the ;9oth November,
1897, and noy recorded in Primes WiAhn
court, under which the property i cold. Il
is understood that the three tracts Of land have
bean united into one which adjoins the town q
!, Uumfries.. Omit thsre is q dHslltng Asvse y
soii1e wood. The general srighu Acsefabsd
viii, 10 t Is believed, conpfehend fourth
part Of the reYersion Of al the dover land OF
Snsann, f.v;nett. and one fourth past Of the
rcysrsioa Of all che, land devised hy Ih0mas
Chspmap to Elizabeth @ verall, after The death
of de said SusanDa. and the said Elizabeth.
Bend and approved security viii Re rsqusrsa Y
benjamin Bolts !
Na,ea 49,. - 81 ~ ~ Z,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
~ 8. No. q Z n Fri S
H. sbs tleaswe - In fern As Frieuds ~ 90

81 !, Profile,
THAT he has somulencsd he Prsctisins
Aag,, and HiIIroqtinne them asherctofors.
III, EIsxlIs, begs the parents who have
rhildrsnl.. 10 Be instructed, viii pleaSs 70 send
'fher6 90 &C soon = possible, 90 a. 70 givs them
~ infend, Is have IN E4hs6isias 1t the con
eInsioa sof Eli p school iots the; afassen6s
1ish sil 5rys 81 ctsss IS! 81 ,1al ls z e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
Decrcc IN CllaI3cery.

BIZ virtue of q decree Of th4 superior: colra d
cbancery for the RichmonA district, pro
nounced on an appeal, Wherein Sarah Chap
man. widow Of Carr ChApmaa, deceased,
and Susanna Chapman. On infant daughter
Of the said Carr Chapman, b the mid 81
rah Chapman, her guardian, were apPell.
ants and Thompson and Yeitch wsgs aP-
peliees, l shall, on Ae Ifrss Mo'sdoy - AtTi'
nezt, before the court 1hosss Of Prince VII.
liam county, sell TO the highest bidder, foe
ready money, or on astedit Of 9, y x %
months, 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
JAMES S ANDERSON,
BRYAN HAMPSQ.A

HAS Eos SALE
10 pipes old port
S do. Madeira :,
80 quarter casks Lisboa
Il do. particular Tcncrifsc g.
IS To. Malaga -
s pipes old cognac brandy
do. 4th proof Holland Gin
. hhds. Sd proof Antigua raa
; Go. first quality melasses
do. green coppcrss
Go. alum
} 20 Go. brown sugar
hiiso bags pimcnto
NJ Go. pepper
Xshcsss Yonng hysoR
s~No Tyson skin
$ Go. imperial s.
40 bags green coffee
100 kegs nladder
~ tlo groand ginger
20 do. raisins
100 tbs. bacon. well cured
kegs sass pctre
quantity ct hno and ground alua salt.
/, a.al times he hastke hrss quality -four f
..;., on hand--wi,h anumbsr OF 9th
,sS--all ofwhish ne wil sen raw en- !
terms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-11
Iohn C. Vowell.

.1LUOYY ~ 1x1sIA3
Tho House lately occupied by Mrs. Hss-
gerald, situate on Water-street, HIRING evefy
convenience to accommodate gehtesl Fami.
ly. Immediate possession may DO had-Arr
ply as abose. ~
| January IL. 6m
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A Brick House for Sale.

-T~HE Brick House occupied by Mrs. NJ
eAols. ona'the north aide Of Prince
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, il:
offered fer sale on a la,erstcrsdis. For pasti-
culars applyto
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.yXIHEREAS FRANCIS N,LSE, hath b.
wv his petition ia writing, applied to TIE
honorable Nicholas Fitxhugh, enc &c ths
assistant judges of the circuit court Of the
Dntrict Of Columtia, to b. admitted tcthe &C.
nett Of the aceof sCoagEessssoh tie relief sf
insolyent debtors within the district s3arssaid,
and has stated thsrs;n that he is in actual cca-
fnemfnt IN the jill bounds Of Alsxsndnia coo:-
y ct the suit Of William H.Lyles. as.miaisssA-
TOR OF. If. Lyles, deceased, and being an
kle . discharge the saad claim With sslssrsa-
ksinst HIM, has offered iodsEvefup tofhs use
.af. his csstEtors, all ispropertY, rod, pessor-
iM aua mixea-.hYf oHee il sksrstose giSH,tD tho
.sreaitoss,ef tie ssia FIxscIs Wis.,, that OF.
"Wednesday the 18th day eftbs present month
lsfmssp the hears Of Ming and three. o'lockf
ths sans day AT tho court kouse 10 Alexandria
the csth ofaa. ;nsolsent deher will be, aduL
nistered 80 the sud FaAhcts sss, and .
trustee appointed agrsebiy TO Tie said act Of
congress, unless csase b thank there. shora
70 the contrary s.. :. 80. ..,.ss,
4 By ordsr of the hononhic Nicholas Fi,x-
hugh one Of the assistant Judges of the circui.
.edurt OF the District of el.nbia;this 10th day
of Marsa tsot. sst:-s s. 'rasi -,
K js@,s,s ,ss,s,.54 <Ns.|YAn-.,Ja. - 70
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: VaMablc FFobeYty tor Sac.

~o BIZ SOLD, ]. in4our distinctaots OF o
eethsr, four acros Of LAND, sgntain
ING frpn one afIda quarter acrstd two afres
each, most eligibly situated uithaut the,terri-
tory of Columbia, extending. j. = right line
from CibbpH-street to Grtat.f Hunting Greek,
insersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and: Greees
street, and sounding est md west On FEs
cite and Payns-streets. = a., y
A plan Of tho spound and further, ParticAhrs
nay - obta1nsa ~ applications 70
.l. s.. s &. 3 9 80 fsmss Patton.
10 a.. A. IS Awsf