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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

AT period momentous as the present,
it would be criminal not to congratulate the
real friends of our country, at the fortunate
termination of the late Congressional Elec-
ton in the District of Maine. For several
years past; this district has been doomed to
groah beneath the reign of a disOrganis,Hg
faction But thanks be to Heaven, the tenn
pie of Jacobinism is fallen, and true Patfi-
otism is about % erect her standard on the
ruins. In Cumberland District, Mr. WHIT-
7 ssAN,-a -Fedsralist, is Gnquestionsbly elect
ed by respectable majority over Mr.. Hstey,
demn.--In Keme5eck District, from the
returns we have received, and information
derived from respectable sources, there
can be but little doubt Of the election of the
Federal Candidate, Mr.. RICE, In Lincoln
District the result of the election is uncer-
tain the prospect, however, is IN favour of
Mr.. BRADFORD.
We cordially unite with our friends in
Suffolk and Essex, in ascribing Lazs Dec.
- ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
JAMES CHADBOURN,

NB-AlI the above GOODS viii Be Iold
at as reduced prices as IAN be bought in town
~ Punetual attendance viii be paidto the
Store from tuArile until niue clock at night !;
where the fmaIIeit favour will be gratefully
acknowledged.
~ A very convenient TENEMENT to
. Let-Inqrire as above. Ne7 IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Parfnerbib Formed.

NATHANIEL jerks, aud THOMAS DE
- CARTERETT, hereby inform the pub
lie that they have commenced buInels under
the firm OF
jerks & De Carterett,
and have taken the fore formerly occupied
by NATHANIEL JENKs, near the falls in ~.
Yarmouth, where they offer FOR iaIe, COM
plete afortment of
EngHjb, NJ. bteiia and Hard Ware
Good5,
Together with Groceries Of all kinds, which
will be difpofed of on as good terms as at any
fore IN the Country.
N, B. Thofe who are indebted to NatbaDiel
Jeris, are once more requefed to make i'm
mediate payment.
Norf5yarsgo1f6, Nee IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Ienks & De Carterett.

Portland Benevolent Society.
THE fublcribers to the Funds Of the Port
land Benevolent Society, are hereby no
tilted that the third InRalment of their fub-
fcriptions became due on the eleventh inf:
They are respectfully requefed to call and
pay the fame a. foon as may be, 10
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Trsajarer.
No7. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

G Capt. Robert Green, jun. of Brunswick,
presents his grateful acknowledgements to
Messrs. Lot Harding, Nehemiah Harding,
Elijah Dyer, Ambrose Snow, Jedediah
Lombard, and Joseph Rich, of Truro, for
their great exertions in saving him, 8 three
others, at the risk Of their own lives, from
the schooner Active, bound from Portland
to Boston, which sprung aleak off Cape
Cod, on the night Of the 28th October last,
which caused her to upset, and in this situ-
alton we lay exposed is hours, before any
assistance arrived, when we were relieved
by the above named gentlemen, and treat.
ed with the utmost kindness.-The schoon-
er Betsey, Benjamin Ireson, master, Of
Marblehead, passed close by us, about an
hour after we upset, but made no offer to
assist us, although earnestly requested.
We left behind us four men, viz Robert
Ross, Robert Dunn:ng, jr. Seth Frazier, &
one other, whose name is unknown, who
were left to the mercy Of the winds and
waves Capt Cooper, of Boston, who gem
erously offered his services to save the re-
1nainder, went with myself the next morn
ing in pursuit Of the wreck, and returned,
after two days, without discovering it
Those citizens Of Marblehead, who have
been active in the ir researches, will receive
my sincere thanks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

To Farmers and Wo0d Cutters.
FOR fale, ar he Ign Of the Broad Axe,
Crofs ffrset, all kinds Of Edge fools,
made of Caft Steel, and warranted to be bet.
ter than can be made Of any OF her feel.
JOSEPH THAx TER.
Psrtkaal, Nov. IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

THE Perfon who took fix Umbrella from
4 the FLOP Of oeth Clark, in Flih-freer, on
TLuriday or Friday lat, is respectfully re-
quelted 70 return the fame to his fhop, or give
himlelf the trouble 70 look on the end Of the
handle, where may be feen engraved on a
plate the owners name at full length.
yNaV. "A. r. ID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

Ct East-Andover, Gillead & Newry. are
yet to be heard from. They will probably
increase the democratic majority; and nm
less the scattering votes are more numerous
than we apprehend they are, Cuts is re-elec-
ted by vey small majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
FRENCH KLvD.NESS


OUR readers viii find, on the first page
of this days Gazette, summary of procee-
dings by the French government, which
outrage every principle of national honor &
justice. After an attentive perusal Of them,
it win be seen how far Bonaparte's advo
Gates in this country, are influenced by
truth, in their assertions that the conduct Of
the French towards us, is grounded on
principles of " Friendship and Li6raiy."
Seryile and humiliating indeed, must be
that government, which views with indif-
ference, and wretched the people who sire
compelled to submit to, such outrages.
Scouting and burning, are the modes Of adj
judicstion which these freebooters resort
to, whenever they meet with our property
at sea and con6scation or sequestration a.
waits all such as arrive at ports under Bon
aparte's control.
May we not attribute these calamities. in
a great measure, 70 the impolicy ofour gov
eminent Ifexpedients had been early APP
Piled, we have reason to think our situation
would have been remedied, and the wis
dom of our government have become more
apparent. They would then have been APP
plauded by the people, and avoided the dis
graceful imputation of being blind to the in
juries which come from that quarter.
Congress was convened on Monday
last on which day a quorum was
probably formed, and on Tuesday the
Presidents Message delivered. 1t may
therefore be expected in Portland on
Wednesday or Thursday next i'm
season for an insertion in our next.
Letters from the southwark state,
that new and more arbitrary restrictions
have been imposed on the shipment Of
flour to the northern states. 1t appears
one third Of the usual quantity is inter
dicted. The consequences, already,
are great diminuion of the prices Of
that article in the southern, and rise
in the northern states. AT Alexandria,
it was from s to AIS. In Newyork
it had risen from s TOT so: and III
Boston, from 5 SO to dis.
We understand the Collector of this port
has received instructions to charter, man, &
equip, two vessels. For what purpose we
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
COPARTNERSRLP FORMED

4 in ba6nefs under the firm of
lanes Ghadbourn 81 Co.
and have taken the Store under Thomas
Beck's Houfe. in Fgy-- Street, corner Of Plzzab-
Street where they offer for faIe 4 large az
fortment Of
W.ea- India -Gcods q Gr0cerie5,
either by whoielsTe or retail-among which
are. Hhds. Brown Sugar 1 do MolaiTes chels
Tea; leo kegs infpe6ted Lard; 50 Hhds
Coarfe Salt 80 do fine ditto quantity Of
excellent Cheefe /; aip'd and mould Candles !:
Mefs No. and 2 Beef sge US
THOMAS BECK,
JAMES CHADBOIIPN ",
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
1860 1861

or % towns remain to be heard from in
Kennebeck District. The towns in Wash
ington county are included, which are high
ly Federal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

FOR fale, a complete Sett Of Bookbinder's
Tools-which will be fold on rezfonabIe
terms, and credit given for part If requelt-
ed.-A fine opportunity for Young man to
eRablilh himfelf in the buIinefs Enquire of
the printer Ne Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
TAKEN UP ADRHT.

ON the sth inn new WHERRY BOAT,
= about rs feet in length, between Bafket
Iland and Great Jebeag.-The owner is de-
fred 20 prove properly, pay charges, and take
1t away Apply to
JONATHAN WEBER, jan.
NoyhyG, @outb, Nov. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

R1r Four towns remain to be heard from,
TO complete Cumberland District--which,
we think, cannot materially affect the above
majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

Our correspondent, who very obligingly
furnished the above returns, observes -
" At the poll, the hand of democracy SEEM
ed struck with kind Of puIsation scarce
by could il sustain the vote. 1t appeared,
IN part, like a day Of retribution. Con-
science seemed to shake the fingers of some
--others, ike persons IN desperate cases,
clapped on borrowed courage But no de-
mocrat boasted Of his Cook, but appeared to
be ashamed of the dab which he had served
UP for them ; while every federalist was
bold, and proud of his candidate, as a pri-
waite citizen, or public officer Indeed, il
has often been confessed by the democratic
party, that their cause is desperate. Look
at the elections in 1804-6 what an anti
cipated triumph rung in our ears, at the poll
itself Contrast that anticipated triumph
with their present anticipated defeat
A democrat, and violent one, who is a
selectman Of one of our towns, justice Of
the peace, and a representative to the gem
eral court, besides being COok-committee-
man, told me, in conversation few even
ings before the election, that were it not
for party, he should vote, we're he to vote at
all, for bradford, because he considered him
the better man of the two candidates."
81 There are towns to be heard from
in Lincoln District, which gave small
democratic majority in April last--if feder-
alism has increased in them in proportion to
the towns we have heard from, the pros
pect is in favor of correct principles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

THE fubfcriber herebygives pubic notce TO
all Concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himieIf the
tru(t of an Executor Of the laft will and telta.
ment of
SILAs MERRILL,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum
berland, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond
as the law direcrs--He therefore requeffs all
perfons who are indebted TO the faid deceaf-
ed estate, to make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereoRs 70 eH-
hibit the fame 10
SAMUEL MERRILL JUS.
on. 81, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

MEETS TBi, Evening, at hsf pan fix, p. M
A'A at Hen-rooit Lodge. R1- A pun6ual
attendance Is requeRed, as certain eb1,at7sy5 are
TO be bsBI'd Guar tie coais.-Per order.
SALLY CREEPER, Ser.
NM, q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

Carding Mac ine--tsr Iaie.
"A NDREW- TUCKER, his llore.-c ca Ea-
: graham's Wharf, has for fate, a cdRD-
ING MACHINE, Of theIatcfl contribution.
Ayo-A number Of PL0UGHS, on rea-
fonable terms. Nev. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
NEW FLOUR.

lust received from Baltimore, and for fale
j by ROBERT STOYER, at his fore. No.
9, Tngrahams Wharf, quantity Of FLOUR,
made Of new wheat, fsv. Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

A QUANTITY of Thomafion LIME, for
a fale by THOMAS HOyEY, No. 10.
Losg-TYba,f, Portland. Nov. "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

The following gentlemen have been cleo
ted representatives to the Eleventh Con-
gress, in Massachusetts proper, viz. Saf
folk-Hon. Josiah Quincy I; Worcester S.
Hon. Jabez Upham J; Worcester W Hon.
William Stedman Rapseshirs S. Hon.
William Ely Hampshire ". Hon. Samuel
Tagget; Essex S. Hon. Benjamin Pick
man, Jun. Essex NJ Hon. Edward St. Loe
Livermore Bristol, Laban Wheaton, Esq.
TO which may be added, Ezekiel Whit
man, Esq for Cumberland district Thorn as
Rice, Esq. for Kennebec and great hopes
are entertained of the election of Alden
Bradford, Esq. in Lincoln district : CT all
Federalists, aud jealous advocates for Con-.
AERcK and FREE TRADE.
Norfolk and 5fIddlesex districts have cleo
ted democrats BayHstd6le, Berkshire, and
York districts, it IS feared, have done tire
same and in Plymouth, it is expected
there is no choice.
Massachusetts sends II representatives,
ii OF whom will probably be FEDERAL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

II IS fact that in many towns in this Dis
trict, that demonstrated against the removal
of the Embargo, there does not appear to
have been bait the narnber Of votes given for
the democratic candidate on Monday last,
as there werenames TO the protest-Among
these we notice tie democrats IN NJ Var
mouth, who gave only 66 votes for their
candidate but who, in their remonstrance,
70 which they proudly boasted Of upwards
of 100 signers, could
"Show, clear as the sun in noon day
Heavens,
" They did not feel single grievance"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

THIS DAE, III 10 ef2ct, n. III. AZ
z. Gree!y & Cos QRIce--for csth
NAIICOS-D inoties-- Muiius--- Nerlalls
- -Velvets-co,tcn * worried Hole
oil Cloth Shoes-Pocket Hkfs--Calimair-
coes-Rofe Blankets, &c. sc. Nsv IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

THE fubfcrber hereby gives public notice
70 all concerned that -he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herfeiF the
truf of an Adminiltrratrix on the ella,e of
ROBERT WATERHoUsE,
late of Falmouth in the county of Cumher-
land, Sh pwright, deceafed. by giving bond as
thelaw directs She therefore requefts all per-
fons who are indebted TO the faid decesfed > e.
tate 70 make immediate payment; aud thole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame 70
BETSEY WATERHOUSE.
September Is, 1903. (0slJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himfef the truft
OF an Executor Of the Taft viii and teaamsHt
Of CHARLES EMERY,
late Of Gray, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond as The
law directs-He therefore requeRs all terfons
who are indebted to rhe fad deeeafed's eRare,
10 make immediate payment +; and thofe who
have any demands thereon TO exhibit the
fame to MOSES HUMPHR EYS.
Ne0, Ia, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Dortlano,

Monday, November ID, 1908.
:
~ Nothing later from Europe has been
received since our last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

Yates for Representatives 10 KIN Con-
!gresS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

We understand the Collector Of this port
has received instructions to charter, man, &
equip, two vessels. For what purpose we
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

The documents respecting the Treasury
alluded to in the above message, were af
forwards communicated.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-24
ue10, w oiii. %
Boyer, johnson, Walker,Sc-
By NJ G.. DUFiEF,
.fa,Aor of Nature Displayed IN her m'ae 9
seccaing language to mar, a'lhlted 70 fne
Freasck language, &c

7 he 6rst book ola nation is the dictionary
81 their ssn language.
I Ii shall be printed on fine paper, IN Two
handsome largo limo volumes: upon
beautiful type, called nonparell, cast Tor
the purpose, by Messrs. Blnney and Ne
madison. Thistyp although small, is by
Its ncatncss ana elegance, extremely CRATE
full 60 the eyes. The work will issue from
the press OF r. and G.. Palmer, who have
alread, been SO enlinently distinguished BY
the greatest accuracy atsd taste 10 theu
profesaon, and thorough knowledge OF
the French and English lang uages-
II. Price, 10 subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards. neatly lettered, FIVE dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of tbs whole work. 81
80 gentlemen, however, wishing TO have the
frst volume before the second, 1t may be
received upon paying the tt'il amount OF
the subscription for both volumes.
a. Subscriptions received by X.
. CRAY.
~ Mac 81
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$500 Tickets at le, dollars, 5000
each, is
Skbyec. to Z deduction ef.ij7ecn fer cent.
For the convenience OF the pubiic, half tick
cts will be provided ny the managers, an.'
signed as the whole tickets
prizes payable in cash at the bank o. he u.
States, on The nert day at7es each dfa7oins day
Tie Whole Lottery viii! be drawn in fo1u-
teen d,a uing days; and to save expence, Only
as many numbers will be drawn as there arc
prizes the residue will Of course DE blanks.
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~, Coed endorsed rstrss al 50 Gays, 1A
lie taken ia s,as.neut fer ilekess,A cash ssv-
en- Tor prizes the day after they are drawn .
the usual diseoant.
Phliadclphia, September 9. eoal
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May
TO Rem e.

A three story Brick Honse and Lot well
calculated for business anu the accommodate
on of family, situate st the corner OF Prince
and Washiugton-strre IN an airy healthy
bart OF the Possession given on the
first day of August next.-- Apply to Pdihii
1rttleft.
Edmund Denney.
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Useful Arts, Lottery.

Subject 70 a dclnetion Of Is fier etat.
This Lottery offers one of the best cppar-
tunities for adventureis, that may ever occar
again, as all the large prizes are in tie wheel
and Only fourteen days to draw--and tickets at
the low price ofa dollars, but will soon advance
10 3.
N. B. All the above Lotteries will be finish.
ed this fail. Persons wishing 10 become adj
yentaress shah receive the greatest enconr-
agement at this Office, Letters, post paid. en-
closing bank notes Of any state. shall be pune
iualiy attendedfo, diresfedto No. So, Chestnut
street
r. Il. Hughes.
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81 AUTHORIZED by an act OIL ihc e,H a.
serlbis of the state of Pennsylvania Passee AAs
Grss days Of February, o0S.
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n OTICE.

The subscriber meaning to decline the Dry
Good bnsiness offers for sale, his entire Stock
5 on hand, 1ers cAoice assersfnr''t Of GoODS,
adapted to the present and approaching sea-
sons The terms low, and the credit lllJe
rsl, for approved paper.
All those indebted 20 me by open. account,
are respectfully requested, II not convenient
now to pay, to come forward and ADJUST the
same by note.
Those indebted TO the late concern OF Sen-
nett and WGus, are informed, that IN conse-
qnence of the death of Mr. Waits, no turther
indulgence IAN be given. after the first OF Ja-
mary ensuing suits will then be ordered IN.
discriminatory against all who may net attend
TO this notice.
Charles Bennett.
Senfrnker "a ec6y
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Holland and country gin
Schiedam gin in cases
Irish wh.skcy, very old
20 barrels Pennsylvania rye 81.
CIDER II barrels
White vine and Cider vinegar
Florence OIL IL TASKS
kogsheads Hayanna honey
Is do. choice retailing iaor,o
Gunpowter
Imperial
Hysen TFAC
Young Hyson :, n,.s
Hyson- Skin and ~" young
Sonciong
Muscovado sugars, diaerent qualities
Eengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia El |
tiinere anil Alcxandria.
Leipcr's, CARROTS, and Hamil:on's saua !,
in bottles and biadders.
Macuba and rapee 90.
Clovcr-seed, { Penn. svcrrasttd)
Mace; nutmegs; cloves; cassia; pinea,
to; pepper; ginger, race and ground; Cay
cane pepper; refined sait-pe;re.
Coffee; chocolate; rice pearl barlq;
London and Philadelphia mustard; hset|
sal,; starch; 6g b,ue; fotant indigo; Ces|
gia s:nd Tennessee cotton fax; wool u4-
der; coppelas aIlun birthstone; chk;|
pipes IL boxes; wrapping paper and tvat;
traces; beescoras; leading lines, dem'phl'I
gin cases patehf shot bran'lywine gunRs
der; Hargey's psanpowder, the only real b
tlsh battle powderl from T TO treble sealed
ewing tobacco best Havanns sesas'
Muscatei and bloom raislns III boxes
Sun raisins ineasxs.
Zantc currants; prunes soft shc!led y
n, onds.
4 few boxes excellent pickles, each OH
dozen Bottles assorted capers, olives aAa a'
ciovies, for sale by the box. :,
4 quantity Of clean good alum salt s'sas
Tor the fishery, sc. &c
JAMES BACON,
II his GRocEKy SroRE, on King srfr' ma
received il, addition TO his former s"e'f' :.
a ftelh Supply Of Ceoulne ArLle'e''
the Grocery Line
Which makes his assortment ce'nple's'
Hc no7v cSrrsfo for sale, on ms Asua' w. ~ .
Mulcovado Sugars, OF vafou' qas
titles,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowgler,
Imperial, r." ,,,.t
hyson, pafaeut1'.N ~
Young Tyson, el'oi
t llyssn-ssiH' and fanny p''
Best green Goacc,
Chocolate, OF a superior quality
M.,t.eira,
Buscl,os,
Sherry, rs
Lisbon, ~
Tehcriffc,
Malaga, and
Genu:,e cid Port
Cognac and Rourieaux Bransy'
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family use' Va
Antigua, ST. Croix, ST. Vmcehts' 4'' -
England Rum, y
Holland Gin, =
Irish md country Whisky,
Molasscs, Wine, and Cider V'hes"'
Stougi,tor Bittcrs, ;;,,,eo,
Mace, nut,ncgs, cloves, oass's' ~. ,,r,.y
Cayenne and black pepper, race 49, - 5ar.
Ginger, basket salt foi table USE c. ~, a
rice, starch, fig blac, soap, mould 'G Go.ar
.permaceii candies, refined sa!s-peue;, .eor.
indigo, alum, coppcras, madaef' O't hes. GU
SPINNING cotton, patent sisot all sizes, 's ss,.r
sIisi aud country made gn'Po%as,, RIM /,
and smoalsing tobacco, very oss' ''
kaccO. ,Y.er's pf)c
Hamilton ard Leipcr's snuf'' Hu''
in ,oxcs. enoeric
London mustard, warranted o. :. napc
uuality, Dixon,s best ditto, wrapp.'s svely
aerai johu's, sc. sc. with gencfa''' have bee
tiele in his line--the whole OF waiol' 49, Of 6
collected will, care, and viii be dls''
the very lowest terms
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OF TIE
HON TRINITY CHURCH LCITEp1-.-

aud proporiio.atc number OF sn1aI.si'
pr;zes. Tickets dollars.
BL1STIETON e. SlHI77HFIELD.
ROAD COMPANY.
Scheme On an Improved Plan,
. ENTINELY DIFFERENT FROM ANY OTHER.
HENRY PRA21. ESQ PrcSiQent.
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Alexander Moore,


This IS to glve Notice, That the
Subscriber Of alexandria County IN the Dis
trict OF Columbia, ;,;u.a obtained troni tie Or
pi,ans Court Of eaid county letters teStamen a-
~ on the estate of Jain Watts, late OF tie
county aforesaid, merchant, deceased All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit lie same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
Oh or before the 22d day Of Marcn next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft to Said estate-and those indebted there
TO are required TO make immediate payment
Given t:ader my hand this I'D day Of Sep.
tember, 1908.
Robert /. Taylor,
Executor of John Watts.
September 90 3tawSw
10 RENT,
A convenient two story Bzveling House and
Store, situate oil the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
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THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
BY Mrs. WILSON.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert |. Taylor.
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