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

-4i~ranr,7r County, Junr term, so8.
ORDERED,
That Hugh Carohn, administrator of James
CAROLYN, deceased, dc insert the following asl.
vert;semeut twice in each week for 4 weeks,
in the i.exa.dris Daily Advertiser.
Ioste,
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.
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Cid St. Estephe Medos laret, in csasss I
one dozen
A few dozen fne old frontinac
Ditte do. best wine btters
Jamaica and West-India rum
Ncw-England 90.
Ccgniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
schiedsm gin in cases
Irish whlskey, very Old
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye 9i:iskey
Cider in barrels
White WING ans Cider vinegar
Florence oil il: Casks
2 hogsheads liav&nna honey
IS do. choice retailing nlolasses
GInpowdcr
Imperial
Hysca TEAS
Young dyson Of GOOD glaKg
Hyson-SAn and
soachons }
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal!
simcre and Alexandria.
Leiptr's, tiarrrtt's, and lianl,ltoa's snuff
IN bottles md bladders.
l Macuoa and rapee DO.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-02
Haa,sltonss Elsxay.

sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate
co,,ess, asth,nas, sore threats and appross hnis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

Tie time Is ncJr * hand y I'm ue
" srRoNc PULL" for orr national iePre'
sentatives is to be made. The general good
requires that gentlemen Of leisure and tai
entS, whose bosoms are warmed more by q
love of country than self oggrandiseFhent,
should devote a reasonable part Of their
leisure in assisting to counterfeit the false
hoods and erroneous opinions which "the
times ype Eive in have let loose among MS.
II we may Judge H'om the spontaneous
expression Of public sentiment, manifested
by recent petitions, rs well as in the rapid
increase of our subscribers, we confidently
believe that the cause Of Federalism and
Truth will triumph over bilg democracy
at the ensuing election. We have, there.
fore, the pleasing prospect exhibited to us
Of speedy restoration Of or LorsntEticndl
Rights and Privileges. VIcILEHcE and y
MON will ensure success.
Our extracts from English and Spanish
papers in this days Gazette, will be found
highly int1esting-to give place % winch,
much interesting matter is omitted
Er" ROLAND" 20. 8, is received, and
will be attended to in our next
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Dortlano,
Good AezUs from Ewobe.

Good Ne7Us from Europe.
Cur readers will find much interest
ing and important foreign intelligence
in this days Gazette.
1t appears Bonaparte's new king OF
Spain has been compelled to quit Mad
rid, and seek safety in retreating to-
wards France, which it is probable he
will be able to reach.
The French, on their leaving Mad
rid, plundered the city Of its most val
liable effects.
The French have been driven from
Barcelona, after nearly destroying the
town.
II is stated that at Saragossa 1000
Frenchmen were killed by the spring
ing Of miDe-i'hat the British feet
had left Cadiz
The Spaniards have dispatched YES
sells WITH accounts Of these successes
tothc Havana, and their colonies in 5.
America.
Accounts from Lisbon inform, that
Gen. Junot had been defeated, and that
the Russian heet 10 the Tagus had sur
rendered 10 the English, and sailed for
England.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

The prospect Of an approaching rup-
ture between France and Austria in
creases.
The English forces in Spain and
Portugal amount TO about 1000 men.
Gen. Dalrymplc, Governor Of Gibral-
tar, had gone to Lisbon, to take com
mand of them, leaving Gen. Drum
mond as his successor.
Capt. Wardell, arrived at Network
on Monday last, in 46 days from Ca
diz, has brought dispatches for our
government.
More disfGtches.-In the ship Ameri-
ca, arrived at Philadelphia, I'd instant,
in AZ days from Amsterdam, came
passenger Mr.. Baker, who went out as
government messenger in the brig
St. MichaeIs. 1t is said he brings dis
patches from France Of importance.
Whatever they may be, it is probable
Mr.. Jefferson will consider them as
state secrets, with which the people, in
his o1aini0n, have no business. The
passengers in this vessel inform, that
Bonaparte will not relax in his DEGREES
in regard to our commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

The II. S. brig Argus arrived in Nan
tasket Roads 1st inst. from a cruise-and
has brought in small schooner, az prize
having on board from 90 to 100 barrels of
provisions.
The ship George Creenough, arrived al
Portsmouth last week from Demerara with
500 hhds Of rum and molasses-this cargo
will pay revenue to government Of 1000
dollars or upwards.
From NASSAU, On P) dug 24--a The SEN
sation here occasioned by your embargo in
dpced every planter to put larger quantity
OF land in provisions the result has been
fortunate & we have no occasion for Amer
lean produce particularly as there is peace
with Spain. Cuba furnishes money, cattle
&c ; Vera CRUZ will furnish -four, and
Campeachy rice. ship has Just ar from
Liverpool, with $50 tons Of -four, beef, pork.
butter soap and candles at least three
months supply of those articles"
! From Providence (RT) Oct. 1.-The
sloop Sally, Capt. Gonsolve, ofthis port in
the coasting trade, sailed last week for Al.
5any. On her way thither, being VIII d.
bound at New-York, the Captain repurtt q
| his vessel at the custom-house. While
there the collector inquired what he was
going TO bring from Albany, and was inform
&c that his orders were TO procure load Of
corn.-The collector replied that he could
not take cargo of that article, as the Sec.
Rotary Of the Treasury had given positive
! instruction not TO permit cargoes OF that
kind to 60 Eastzudrd-and the remonstrance
Of Capt. Gonsolve, and several mercantile
characters were Of no avail Thus we
find by our embargo restrictions, that fcreigH
e7s may not OILY be starred but that The
Eastern States may be prevented from oh
tanning their necessary supplies, by this
wonderful policy The article of corn hav.
| ing become very scarce in this State, and
frequent applications having been made
| from the country to obtain a few bushels
until harvest, the embargo and its authors
are becoming extremely unpopular among
our farmers. The crop of corn in this STATE
it is supposed, will be one third short Of the
usual Quantity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

CTOLEN, On Saturday night lat, from on
~ board the brig Three SiRers, while lay.
ing at anchor in the horbour Of this town,
between II md IL ounces Of GOLD in bars,
two of which are wrought, containing one
ounce each, and have hole drilled through
them. The other bars are from one TO three
inches long. Whoever will apprehend the
thief, or thieves, 70 that they may be brought
to jufice, tlaif receive rlrr abUvE reward, IL
taken with the gold, or FIFTEEN dollars for
either of them. CHARLES SLOCUM.
Goldfmiths and thole who purchafe Gold
are particularly reque(ted to obferve the a.
bove advertisement.
B,j9ol, (R. y Sect go, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

a Newyork paper mentions a rcpofl
tfsst one ofour gun-boats had received
two bread sides from brig off New.
port, which obliged her TO so into port
70 reat.
On the Sd Of October the elections
in the state OF Maryland were TO take
place and on tile llth those Of New
Jersey viii take place.
4 barpigy shame We are told that
one of the sDise Heads of Department
from the Easf, as he passed through
New-Jersey the other day on his way
10 the seat of government, was seen
distributing eleclioneering Pamphlets
and handbiiIs.-N. Y Herald.
Hln. EowAaD II. RoBsINs, is The fed
erai candidate for Xita Congress, in Nor
tslS coGaty, (Mass)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
TO John TRY, 3oiner.

T do publickIy acknowledge having receivG
ed your iniructions TO come to Montreal
II Canada, and there 20 ferve the remainder
of my pprenticefhiP--and do here ailign the
foIlwing reaions for not complying herewith.
You left Portland in June lat and your wife
and children, and myfelf, without money,
work and food 70 that was under the ne
cefIity of returning home to my Parents, thir-
ty-6ve miles, and not a cent to defray my
travelling expenses.
Secondly, you have moi bafely and de.ib-
erately, and under the mark Of friendihip ard
religion, violated the hofpitaly of your
friends houle by leducing the virtue of his
child therein to the irretrievable lofs of her
character, and the peace and Happiness Of
her father man who you have ever fpoken
Of as your fincere and confidential friend
Thirdly, you are conlidered by all claiIes Of
fociety, as vile and abandoned character !;
and particularly 70 by that order of religion TO
which YOU once was a member, (the Baptilt
periuahon) that you have been eKcommunica-
ted as unworthy Of the refpea due to that
name--and | do therefore, think You an uawor-
thy example TO myfelf and all Others who are
not funk into the mofl wretched llate of de-
pravity. JOHN SEDGLEY.
Portland, Sept. q, 1908. fos.IoJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

MURDEREDl-In Lisbon Portugal IA.
ID. Hordd Machada, man of the most res
pectable character, who formerly was Min
lister from the Portuguese government to the
Court of 81. Petersburg - shot IN the great
square, by order Of the French General
.1fs1ot, for having in his possession letter
from Opoyro detailing the proceedings which
took place in that city on the 18th June, &c.
He is only one Of the great number who
have suffered death in Lisbon for having
had communication with the Patriots.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE REJECTED TREATY.

THE REJECTED TREATY.
The evils and losses which the Uni
ted States are now subjected to in con-
sequence OF the embargo, and the re-
tusal OF Mr.. Jefferson to settle treaty
with England, are as yet but small, 10
what they will be if the system of de-
mocratic policy should continue. 1t is
fact well known to every voter in the
District of Maine, that large proper
ton OF the amount oftheir exports con-
slsts OF timber, slaves, and ashes. I'm
der the treaty negotiated by Mr.. jay,
and ratified by President Washington,
these articles paid but a small duty on
their importation into England; trihe
IN comparison to the duty las will be
seen) which was paid on the same arti-
cles imported in vessels Of a nation with
whom no treaty existed 1t is we'll
known that the British ministry re-
peatedly offered to renew this treaty,
but our administration refused. Mr..
Monroe was directed to agree on new
one, which he did. This treaty con-
tanned many advantages, but Mr.. JEFF
ferson thought proper to reject it /; and
Mr.. Jefferson has done more than
what he once declared was best, viz
That commerce flourished best,
when left free TO protect itself" His
conduct now says, IL DiH flourish 6esf
when leff at liberty to rot in our har6ors.
But should Mr.. Jefferson give permits
sion to his party in Congress to take
on the embargo when they meet, we
shall not be relieved from the effects of
his strange, inconsistent, and ruinous
. policy. His refusal to enter into COM
mercial regulations with foreign ma
tons, will deprive us of a market for
our produce. The important trade to
Liverpool will be worth nothing. The
consequence which has followed his
rejection of the treaty, amounts to a
prohibition of this trade, as will appear
by the following
Erfract Of letter from Liuerhool, da-
ted 27th July, 1903.
f" In consequence of the rejection of
the commercial treaty, the high duties
have taken place on all articles impor-
ted IN American vessels, the same as in
other foreigners, viz. On cotton, 25s.
] per 100 ID. instead Of the former duty
OF los. Sd. on pine timber, 27s. Sd.
| per load Of SO cubic feet, instead Of Is.
3D.; oak timber, 25s. Cd. instead of
6s. gid. /; hind. slaves of all sorts,
g. LIS. cd. per m. instead of 23s. 4d. !;
ashes, As. Cd. per cwt. instead of Is. Cd.
80 much tor the wise conduct and
commercial regulations Of your Fren-
chilled President"
Thus we see the measures Of the
present ruling party in the administra-
ton OF the general government Of the
United States, tends, directly, to des-
troy our intercourse with every part of
the world Is not this annihiIating
commerce, so long as they continue in
power Farmers, think on this. Are
you ready to raise revenue by LAND
TAX which will be the case il com.
merce is not restored, and friendly
intercourse" shortly re-established with
foreign nations. This will be effected
only by change of men in our gov
eminent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
7Dtp0.

In England, Mrs. Kenyon, relict ofthe late
Lord Chief Justice Kenyon.
In Upper-Missisippi, Mr.. .Joln Campbell
u. S. agent for said Ter. shot in duel
by Mr.. Reatcrd Ctayyord a British agent
who supposed certain expressions made use
of by Campbell applied to the British con-
pany and himself
IN Charleston, s. c. Mr.. James Walsh,
aged 90, printer, and native OF ireland
shot by Mr.. Oliver, bricklayer.
In Newcastle, (Me,) William, son Of Col
ID. Waters, aged Is months.
In this town, on Friday evening last fran
els, second daughter Of MIR. Robert Boyd,
aged years and 10 months. (Funera THIS
DAY at O'Clock =. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

.CUBSCRIBERS to the Portland papers on
= the rout purified by the flu bfcriber, viz.
from Portland to DOGghtys Falls, through
Parfons6eld, &c. are requeRed TO pay tire
POSTAGE which may be due, Immediately
In order to effect fettIement, be has made
arrangements with thofe who deliver the pa
pers for the poG-rider, to receive the pay
ment for pohage.
O9. 10. TOPPAN SAWYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Sbipping 3nteIIfqfntf.

Ship Neptune, Osgood, Of Portland, sail
ed from London, August 10, for Charante
The u. S dispatch ship Union, Capt
Cridler, cleared at Philad. on Wednesday
last, for Havre-de-Grace and Cowes. Ii
is said she carries out the prepared Nam.
moth, present from Mr.. Jefferson to the
French Emperor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
vERMoNT srATE BANK.

The Directors Of Portland and Maine
Banks, finding that an unusual proportion Of
Bills Of the Vermont State Bank are coun-
terfeit, and that il IS almost impossible 70
designate the true from the false bills, have
determined to receive no more OF them At
either Of those Banks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

!, are assured that tie province Of
Arragon IS thus cleared of French
men.
Joseph Napoleon is at Burgos,
having evacuated Madrid. We are
mis- div confidently told, that he has
b.pan his march 20 France-but that
n Biscay being in arms, he has been
obliped to return to Burgos, where he
will shortly be surrounded, and, if he
does not take care, made prisoner"
Another Liter from Cadiz, says,
On the arrival Of Gen. Dupont at
Tort St. Mary's, a town situated on the
Paw of Cadiz, in consequence of the
discovery (among his 5aggage,) Of
some church plate, which had been
numbered from Cordova, the populace
assembled, and in tumultuous manner
drove off the soldiers, who had the
charge of the baggage, which they
completely ransacked, and carried of
every thing which was valuable, and
plr;iculaily a great quantity Of gold
and silver vessels, belonging to the
Cathedral of Cordoya. Dupont, in a
letter to the Governor, demanded res
,itniion."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
FALL e. WINTER GOODS,

N LII ~ L4N A LIN
-AHoNG WHICH AR
Real luper6ne Brsadcloths and Kerfameres
Common do. do
Observation-Disclosures
Queens CIoths-Peliece tlannsls
Carbohydrates
Flannels, all colours
Bonbazetts, WiIboars, Durants, Duroys.
Shallcons, &c.
Plain black * olive Velvets--corded DO.
Worried HoGery--Sik do.--Couon do.
Britilh Shifting Linens-Linen Cambriek
Tabby Velvets-Brown Linens
Plaided and plain LuitIings
Cinghams Prints = Furnitures-.fll ChzU-
brays
India Co.tons-Eirckabuck
Bandana Hkfs.-Fancy fiIk do-fllk ShawHs
Fancy -Sarlnetts-Cotton Laces
Black Cambrick-do. Grape
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
DO. Kid, Leather and Silk Habit do.
Gentlmens doe-fkin Beaver and Silk do.
White Cotton Cambrick-Cotton Balls
Csmbrick Dimity-Common do.
Cotton Shawis--FaihionabIe Coat Buttons
Black elk VeIvets-Cetton Umbrellas
Gentlemen's Lambs wool Hole, &c. &c.
ALSO,
An Alortment of MUFFS & TIPPETSs
Conhlfing of Sable, Pole, Elk, Bear, & Mock
Sable. O7 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Domestic 3lutcIIiJcnrs.

LETTER from Gov. SEWER, Of
Tennessee, dated Marble Strings, May
IA 1908, states a report that l4O
Creek Indians, with - whites, had
killed about 90 men, near the mouth
ofDuck river" The WeSt- Tennessee
militia were out TO defend the frontier.
.NAqcHEz, yfug. II. Capt. SWANS
company OF u. S. troops have marched
10 .Amile', to protect the frontier a.
gainst the Indians who swear they
will have revenge for one of their tribe
killed by the whites in an action"
Five companies ofthe 9th U. S. regt.
(Bennet, Cherry, Cock, Cross and Town
sena's with Capt. Roles light cavalry,
and Capt. y4nderson's rifle corps, have
marched to the n. w. frontier TO be
commanded by Col Sim9nds. Col. Bar
beck, of artillery, is ordered to Detrcit ;
where many of the new raised troops
are to be stationed.
The French Gen. Eauasseur, is now
in Virginia, having arrived there from
the French army Of the North, ~
disgust.
.Nezpyork, Sett. 1.-THE Union, dis
patch ship, advertised to carry govern
mental dispatches to France and Eng
land, is detained TO take on board Z
mouse frafl-we beg pardon-the Nam.
mouth bones, which our philosophiC
" French Citizen" President, is sending
to Bonannrte's Institute in Paris.
Above 100 witnesses have been sum.
moned TO Rutland, Vermont, in ordel
to have the ernbargo-breakers indicted
but the Judge stopped the business
by remarking to the jury, that it was
not an indictable offence.-Pa.
Yesterday the District Court of tn,
Z. S. resumed its session in this town
when his honor the Judge pronounce
the CoNsTITUTIoHALITY of the embar
go.-SGlem Gaz. Ger. 4.
A splendid public entertainment haI
been given in Newburyport, TO th'
Hon. TIMoTHY PICKERING i'm tes
timony of the respect of" the people
fer the Patriot and Statesman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

GENERAL cords Of WOOD will be taken
= at this Office in payment for Newspapers.
if delivered in the courfe of the prefenr
month. O9. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
STPAT COW

CTRAYED from the fubfcriber, the 9th
- inf, lmall red and white COW.--Who-
ever will return, or viii give information Of
her, fhsll be Handsomely rewarded for their
trouble Apply to JOSHUA SHAW.
PoytlaHf, or 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
Twenty Dollars Reward.

A LETTER encloGng ios Dollars in Bank
= Bills, viz. Five on Lincoln and Kenne.
beck Bank, numbered $50, SCI, 5s7, z93,
and 2oS, of 20 dollars eacb--one on Farme~s
Exchange Bank, No. sI6, Of 5 doIars-one
on Vermont Stare Bank, No. 1905, of 9, was
put into the Poit Office. Bath, (Me on The
9th os September, directed 70 Messrs Stark
& M'Kinltry, Bottom, which has never been
received by them-The above reward will be
given for the recovery Of the money ~
JOSEPH HARROD.
BIB, CS. 4, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
1IEETXrG or coNGRESS.

The meeting of next Congress is fix
cd ON Monday the 9TH day of Noyem-
Der next--we shall then know what
will be done with the fe1fetuat En-
6arg0." 1t will undoubtedly be noticed
directly or indirectly, in the IlhilosQiAic-
az nessa ge.-Shv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
DEPENDENCE Of. Foreign nations on The
United States.

A letter from Smyrna to gentleman
in Boston, dated in April last, says,
there are now here 10000 bags Of
COTTON, ready for exportation-and
If a vent was found for il much mure
would be raised"
We observe in Liverpool papers, ma
ny arrivals from the Western Islands,
&c. with grain; one in particular, from
81. Michaels, with 1000 bushels Of In
DIAN CORN-and frequent arrivals
from Sweden with TAR.-Pai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

NOTICE is hereby given, that the fubfcri-
Der has been duly appointed Erecutrir
of the Ian will and tefanenf of
PETER HUMPHREY,
late of Livermore, in the county Of Oxford,
brickIayer, deceafed and has taken upcn
herfeIf that trait BY giving bends as the law
direas--and all perlons having demands upon
the enate Of the faid decealed, are required tO
exhibit the fame; and all perions indebted 60
the faid eitate are called upon to make pay
nent TO SALLY HUMPHREY.
LiVerssOre, Sept 90, 'os. ExeeHs,ir.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
1 TO all concerned, thar he has heen duly
appointed, and has taken upon himfelf the
trult of An Administrator on the elIate Of
MARY HILL,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
widow, deceafed, hy giving bonds a. the law
directs he therefore rcquciis all perius who
are indebted to tie faid dtceaieds eaate, to
make immediate payment and thoie who
have Snv demands thereon, g. eahihif The
fameto JOHN II. HALL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10

NOTICE is hereby given that further
~ time is given to the creditors to the ef-
tate Of JOHN BAKER,
late of Portland, deoeaied, Of enc mouth frocl
the 2sth September, for the iafd creditors 70
bring in their claims to Us the iGbicr'oers.--
We hall attend 10 receive ard examine the
fame on Saturday, the goth of October init
at the houGe of Enoch Eley, from 2 to s
O'Clock "A. NJ. EEOCH ILSLEY,
Os7obey To- q. WARREN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-10
FR1ST GOODS.
Iofeph Barbour,

IOPPOSlTE the Infursnce Office, head Of
- Fifth freer, has iuh received variety Of
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NOTICE.

Tie subscriber informs the public, that he
r,o,ufgctuses ard has for sale, at his manu-
,faet,xy corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS sof ali sizes, commonly used Tor
dissiliing grain or fruit. z
general assortment of TIN WARE.
# SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind OF PLUMBING WORK ea-
a sl,er tor Sasas or buildings, done in the best
manner. lses i. -,
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in al! It's branches is carried on under the d.
reetion Of Mr.. HILLIl1N FLE1cHE4R,
who llas had many years experience, and as $; a
workman is exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, apple alton
must lie made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake to make GRdTES handsomely
ornarnented with Brass, agrceable to any Pat
tern or price, and will execute thework IN the
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for OAa, cefAf'er'
P,ass. Pewter, Lead and Iron.
George MsMvnn.
nrtoher -.
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PUBLIcsS SALE.
u. LANpHIAH
Eas. rcceiyed by Captaip IA

Has received by Captain HAND,
The PHILADELPHIA rail Fa1haons,
With a small assortment of MILNE.
RY, consisting Of elegant Beaver, Plush Vel
ct and Satin Straw Hats and Bcnnets-Lace,
Pateht-net and Paris Net Caps--handsome
Feathers and artificial Flowers, Ribbons ar1
Leghorn Hats.
Noyer ber Ia. st
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NaJhlzgton and Alexandria Turn
.b7ke Iombany.

ME Stockholders Of the Washington and
u Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
by Notified that the Fourth h1stalnrent Of Ten
E3]ars on each share is called forhy the Pre-
slrert and Directors Of the said Company, and
is required tobe paid to Charles Page Trea-
ser, in Alexandria, on or before the 18th day
OF Dccemher next, agreeable to an actof Com
gress, entitled g An act for the establishments
of a Turnpike Company in the county of A.
lexandrla, in the district Of Columbia."
Fly order OF the Directors,
G. DENEALE, President
November IA,