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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

WE the fubCcribers, Commilioners, ap-
pointed by the Hon Samuel Freeman,
Efq Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
berland, to receive and examine the claims
Of the feveral creditors to the e0ate Of
ELEAZER BARTLETT,
late q OHsfeld, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, decealed, give motto that fix months
from the eleventh day Of November Taft, is
allowed 20 laid creditors to bring in and prove
their claims and that we fhall attend thar
fervice at the houfe Of Nathaniel Cary, inn
holder in fad O.sfeld, on the fecond Tuef-
Gay Of February ue1t, and on the feconc 1uel-
days Of the three following months, from ten
o'clock A. NJ TO Eve P n. each day.
DANIEL HOLDEN,
BENJAMIN WIGHT.
ohfJA, Jan. (29
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

III q C9urt Of General GeG1oa5 Of he
Peace t9r fbe coury IF Clm5eyL1Hd,
bfgln and b5LdH at Portland, III Jaid
el1mJoH M fJf Ta9aay n September
n. ID. 1907.
ON the Petition Of John Cutting and 9th
ers, whereof The oregoing Is a copy, which
was entered az lat March ERIN, and contin-
ued from that term 70 this term, the Court
order, That the Petitioners caufa The lzid
petition and this order thereon to be pubifhed
in the Portland Cazeffs, al Ieaff thirty DAYS be-
fore the fourth Tuelday 81 March next, that
any Perion or Perions may have opportunity
to appear before the Julticcs Of the Court Of
General Sefions Of The Peace, then to be hoI-
den at Portland, within n d for the county
Of Cumberland, and fhtw caufe if anytheY
have why the prayer thereof lloulG MOI u
granted
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clsl5
Jan. l8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01

THE fuclcriber hereby give public noticeto
a all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himle'f the
truR of Administrator de 5oaiI non on the
elate of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-01
BIOGRHPH1r.

Life Of WaCaingtoa, Of Franklin, Of Bona
Parte, Of MoreaU, of Sir VIM. ZONES, &c Melton,
Of Edwards, of Darwin; JohRlon's Lives Of
the Poets; Biographical Dictionary; Rolcoes
Lorenzo dc Nedici, &c &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22
FRIDAY, Nov. Ii.


Mr.. Morrow presented the petitinn OF
sundry inhabitants OF Ohio, praying for am
extension oftime for the payment of land.
purchased from the u. S. Referred to tho
committee Of public lands.
The Speaker laid before the house a
communication from the legisla ure of the
indiana territory, giving notice Of the cleo.
lon OF Jesse b. Thomas as the delegate
from that territory, in the room CT MIR.
Park, resigned ard also very long com.
munIcaiion from tho same legislature q.
gainst The introduction of slavery into that
territory.
M. Rhea, from the committee on Post
Othces aud pos roads, reported bill au.
thorising members TO transmit by mail,
Tree OF postage, ali publicjdocumen 5, which
was twice read, and ordered third rea.
ding on Monday.
Mr.. Ghoson presented the petition Of
Amy Darden, praying compensation for
sfnd horse, killed IN the service of the u.
STATES, Referred to the committee of
claims.
Mr.. Pcindexter called for he order OF the
day on ihe b'Ii concerning The powers of
territorial governors, taking from them
he right OF proroguing and dissolving The
general assemblies.
Mr.. Blbb was opposed to the principles
of he bill One condition of the cession
of that territory by the slate OF Georgia
was, thai it should be governed by the or.
d'nance for The government of the North
Western Territory. If the house had
right 10 alter that agreement in one point,
without the consent OF Georgia, they had
in all. II was Therefore, as representa-
five from Georgia, tha; he protested against
the passage OF me bill.
MIR. Pondexler Supported, and MIR.
iroup opposed The principle of The bill, in
speeches Ut Considerable length and spirit.
Inc committee rose, and were refused
leave TO ST again, Mr. Troup moved for
the indefinite postponement Of lis farther
consideration. On this motion, the ques.
zion was taken by ayes and noes, and car.
ried--Ay-s 57--Noes So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22
THUR SDAY, Nov. II.
r. MBARGO

Mr. Livermore said he held in his hand
several petitions from inhabitants of the
4 and 5000 persons praying for a renesi nt
the embargo laws.
One Of tne petitions (from NewburyporN
was read. P|
I'm Ibis petition the following sentence
was twice read, by desire of one Of the mem !.
bers:
"Your memorialists would further renre.
sem 10 your honorable body that they have
witnessed With great surprise and alarm a
systematic attempt among the enemies Of
,he people to excite "a belief that our nation
has 't ~ us full power only choice oE p.
N'si that an embargo, or war with Gro,
Britain IS our only alternative an on,n;on
whch appears TO your memorialjsts vboIl,,
devoid OF foundation. Whatever in;nr;cs
the O'o. may have sustained from that now
er, we cannot perceive that war with be,
would be either necessary or lust. wb;Is,
sne ev'nceson her part disposition for An
amicable settlement of ali subjects Of con
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22
BOSTON, November II.
LEGISLAruRE.

Yesterday the Legislature of this Com.
mon~ea.th assembled az the State House
IN this town. In the afternoon the secre-
lary delivered the following Message from
His exceilercy the Governor.
Gentlemen of the Senate, and
Gentlemen ofthe House Of RehreSenfatfves
The Secretary OF the Commonwealth
has by your direction Informed me that
quorum OF the Senate and House of Re.
prcsentatNes have assembled, and are rea-
dy 10 proceed 10 he public business of
the Commonwealth pursuant to the design
OF their adjournment. ] Congratulate the
people Of the State upon the assembling
n health aud safety, Of so many Of their
Representatives. II would have given
me indispensable pleasure, If, when I had
met you; could have offered you my con-.
graiuladoas on happy situation of our
loFe'gn relations but as that cannot be i'm
our present state, il is therefore not my
duly to concern with them, and | shall
therefore leave the subject to he Repre-.
senIaIiyes OF The People 10 the National
Government.
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Gentlemen 0ffhc House of Rehresenfaffyes
The adjournment which took place ON
the 18th oil June last, was made Fl ON that
Gay to TINS, at your request, for The spe-
cIal purpose Of choosing Electors of pre-.
sldent aud Vice President as ueIi as Tor
transaclng any other business which might
become necessary at tins time. From this
mode OF expression, il has been conceived
ny many that the Senate aud House in.
tend to proceed IN conyu sIon 10 tie choice
OF Electors themselves IN their leGis!a i've
capacIy, as appears by the Resolutions
OF The Inha.- ants of Many towns IN the
Commonwealth, With ali o. the greatest
part oil which you sFc no doubt already ac-
quslnted. ] think it my duty 70 .pgeest
10 you, that choice by tine people a. large
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

Ely, Colds borough, Crav, Hor,is
Hester, Hoge, Richard S. Iattson
jenkins, Kelly, Lambert, Lewis, Ii,
vermore, Lloyd, Macon, Marion
Masters, Milnor. d. Montron,erv
Moseley, Mumford, Newbold P.kcn
Quincy, Randolph, M. Richards H.
ker, Russell, Sloan, Smelt, TX. Sni,h
John Smith, S. Smith, Stanford. S,rJ,
man, Sturges, Swart, Tageart. rav-
Tor, Upham, Van H IN, Van Renss,
laer, Wil5our, ID. Il. Williams. n.
Wilson'S.
NAYS.-Messrs. w. Aston. Ba.
con, Barker, Bibb, Blount, Rovd
Brown, Burwell, Cutler, Calhoun q
w. Campbell, Cuts, Dawson. D.sba
Durell, Eppes, Findley, Franklin
Garnett. Gholson, Goodwin, Green
Helms, Holland, Holmes, Howard
Humphreys, Ilsley, Johnson, Iones'
kirkpatrick, Love, M'Creery, I. Mont.
gomery, n. Moore, Jer. Morrow
John Morrow, Nelson, Newton Nj,
cholas, Porter, Pugh, Rea, Rhea, Saw.
Seaver, Shaw, Smile, Southland. S,o,
rer, Thompson, Trigg, Troup, Yer
Planck, Wharton, Whitehill, a. VII
son.--58.
SO 1t was decided thar the house
VIII not on this day take up the SUB
ject.
Several petitions and resolutions OF
a private nature were presented and
referred and the house adjourned
about o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

FIRST instance, to L'Orient, where she will
leave Mr.. Baker, and thence proceed with
dispatches TOR Mr.. Dinkney, TO Falmouth,
where she win remain few days TO receive
com nunicatons from him: she will then re-
turn to Torrent, la order TO bring Mr.. Ba.
ker with your communications"
ITO be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

igerents, contrasting with each other the
propriety of their destructive :hnovati-
ons; and without leaving, eiti:cr OF them,
to neutI ais even the opportunity or the
time Of disproving that culpable acqui-
escence, which is made the pretextby both,
for the wrongs done TO them ? And must
repeat, that, apart from all questions oil
this nature, the French decree, or at least
the illegal extensions of it to the U. States,
remain chargabte with all the impolicy
which has been pointed out.
find, by accounts from Hamburg, Bre-
men, Holland and Leghorn, that the trade
and property of our citizens have been
much vexed by regulations subaltern to
those of the original decree of November
2l. 1906 How far the complaints are foun-
ded on proceedings violating our public
rights, or on such as are unfriendly and in
equitable towards our cit zens, who have
placed their property within those juris-
dictions, you will b. able to decide better
than we can do at this distance and the
president refers 10 your own judgment, the
kind of representation 10 the French go
vernmeut, wHch those and other analogous
Cases may require"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-22

Mr. Say presented memorial from sun
dry persons in the city Of Philadelphia
stating that they have at great labour and
Expense erected mandatory Of shot /;
and praying that, to encourage the do
nestle manufacture, duty be laid on all
imported shot. Referred TO the commit
tee Of Commerce and manufactures.
Mr. CHIITENDEN's RESOLUTION
Mr. Chittenden called for the order OF
the day on The resolution submitted by him
tor repeating the embargo.
Mr. Quincy called for the Yeas and
Nays on the motion TO go into comm,
tee of the whole on The subject.
The Yeas and Nays we're taken on the
motion as follow:
YEAS.--Messrs. /. J. Aston, Bas-
set, Blackledge, ]. Campbell, Cham
Pion, Chittenden, M. Clay, Clopton,
CulPeper, Dana, Davenport, Elliot,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
To- Porter Cellar.

THE subscriber respectfully inforns tho
citizens Of Alexandria, md the public IN &C.
neral, that he has opened P'-fcr Cellar, q
few rods south Of the vendae store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he VII!
always keep on hand Philadelphia Porter and
Ale -ofthe first quality. Those who please
10 favor him with their custom, may dePen4
on the strictcst punctuality and every lay r
acknowledged. :,
Jonathan Field .i.s:
NJ, rs. q. DIST iaNtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
The Subscriber
N q T I G. +.

~ y I y Il.
The subscribers, under the Act entitled
!, An Act i1lsti.e establishments OF lHr1l1itfe
Co,aia,.Y intte counly OF leX..ndlla IN tao
d strict OF Io.,..nll4," ale hereby notified to
attend personally or by proxy, at Gaas0y,s
hotel, on FRIDAY, the lSel day OF June
next, at len o CLOCK, iorihe purpose OF elect
Ing fve Dl&EeroRs, \ LkhK, and a RE "a
suRER, anu such ot.iel CIlcsrs, Agents AID
Servants, as the Company may thihk III to
appoint, and for tralioactDg any other Dusi-
ness in pursuance oi said Act and appertain-
ing to the nature and objec.s OF the cons!ltu-
ton Of the said Company.
May 81. ssaH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
FORM or Il PROXY.

\
, do hereby constitute and appoint
to act and vote tor me and In
nv name, at the meeting Of the Washington
and alexandria Turnplke Company, on Fri
,lay, the 10th day Of June ncxt.--Giyen un-
der my hand tbs Day OF loVo'
S;5ne,, A. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
e. Third Dividend.
IN The Ease of IL Mr. S SMITH, afe q

In the ease of ia MIS- SMITH, Mfe q
EANKRUP3.
THE commissioners, acting under COM
mission of bankruptcy, formerly awarded and
Issued iortr against James Smith, late of Dunn
fries, in the county Of. Prince William and
state OF Virginia, merchant !; intend to meet
At the commissioners Office, THE House of
BENJAMIN Parke) iii the tow, OF Fredericks-
burg, On Y tednesday, the 18th day OF June
neat, at 10 o. o'clock, in the forenoon, TO make
a further dividend of the estate and effects Ct
the said bankrupt: when and where the Gre
,.itors who have not already proved their
debts, are to appear prepared 70 prove the
same, rthay will lie excluded the benefit OF
the sid dividend and all claims not then
spbs.antiated will be eisallowed
Timothy Brundige.
AssIeHEE.
NJ % fsll eoi2t
May HEMP i: Up FOR SALE.
r HAVE on hand, ten tons ofthe first quail
i lily CLEAN COUNTRY HEMP, ! wish
sell for cash, or on tine
Bryan Hanpson.
nscemssf 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
Ten DOLLARS Reuard.
MISSING,
sahtosed 10 be Stoier

4 Ladies Straw Honnets.
ANY person who will give information
where they may be touIFl, Shall be entitled %
tho above resvsr OF Aaif The sual will be paid
to any person VITO Will inform at this dice
by whom they We're taken.
81, Should hey be offered for sale, it is
requested they may be detained.
M4yo7 ediw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
vol VII.

Sales at Enduc.
|oa every Tuesday and Friday,
H-1LLsBE SOLD
,hc Ventlue Store, corner Of Prince and
Water ssreess.
sIEsristy Of Dry Good, Groceries, &c.
s Particulars Of whichw viii be expressed in
s. hills Of the day-All kinds of goods
Al ss;rh arc on Limitation and the prices Of
mi .h;eh are established, can at any time be
s.wcd and purchased at the lowest limitation
M prices.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
THE Planters AND MARINER's
WEDIC.HL CO4NP.f.EIC.N;.

INEOlS.II ~ Nv fCft -
BIZ Dr.. JANIS EwELL of Savannah,
Recommended by Doctors Saippen. Bar.
ton, CALDWELL Chapman and Woodhouse, as
an excellent guide TO those who are remote
iron. medic j aid.
!. SUBSCRIPTIONS
To a new and complete DICTIONARY Ct
the French and English languages, fare re-
specially solicited; copious account ct
winch may be seenby applying as above.
Nav 81. ~ cost.
IOsEPH COMING respectfully acquaints
u his friends and the public. that he has en-.
raped a. an assistant gentleman toi good
famiIy) from Bern in Ssvisscrlahd. .T'.,<.a''
: Whereby he is enabled to add to the course
of instruction pursued in his school: The
French, German and Italian Languages
Anticnt and Modern History Arithmetic,
Euclid's Elements, Geography with the use
oftae Globes ard Maps, Trigon ometry, Men
suration, Surveying, Navigation and the Lunar
Observations, Analytics, astronomy, &c &c.
Likewise Algebra and FIuXions, with their
Abn]ications to the various branches Of tho
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, WILDE
taught as hitherto by himself at his Schoel IN
st. Asaph street.
n. q. Those who wish to be instructed in
thesabove Languages, will please to apply, as
the number OF. Pupils will be limited.
.dfrIl ~. 1av
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
DR. CURRIEs
MEDICAL REPORTS. y

On MetEcctsIT W.sr cod y 7va'n', 81
As u remedy in fever and other diseases
The author adverts 10 the dreadful fever
which has made such gayages in our cries
and expresses his regret that it should nevor
yet have had complete trial ia this country.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
Salt and Barrels.

/ have for sale at nay store near the fishing
handing, quantity Of coarse and fne S.aA = 5,
parcel Of empty Barrels, and about 80 lesSs
n complete order Tor striking fish.
John G. Laid.
March Is. s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-01
Fort Marburton Packet.


TIE subscriber respectfully informs Ia
public, that he has equipped the above Pact
Ct III a very elegant manner, and viii sail from
Ricketts, and Newton S NLaft for Fort War
burton, every morning at O'Clock, ard re
turn to Alcxandlia in the atternocn-
The Packet will be constantly supplied With
choice collection of stores for the entsrtalif-
ment of passengers, and every eSertion uses
to render the utmost satisfaction
Abel Willis.
WHO HAS FOR SALE Al MS store,
1900 VT. excellent Rhode Island Cheese
200 bush. Of seed potatoes.
Lemons in boxes.
Excellent Herrings III jkrrels.
gs Groceries as usual.
May 8. e'5t stI.
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The Subieribcr


.LsToR5dS ThE PUBIC,
7aat he Dlasafae.ares and has for SAFE, az he
ssst on she corner d Eai,Jar ard Prince
strecf;--
/ STILLS cf different flies -
"COPPER" and BRASS KETTLES OF all
|saes-a general assortment Of TN WARE
|--and likewise executes all kinds OF BLACK,
|sAlTH WORK.
For Sale or Rent,
.Atwo story Brick House, at the lower end
|sfpnnce street, in good situation for busl-
mess and calculated 10 accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
OK A GROUND REyT Foa EVER,
Sixty two fess Of Ground, at the upPer-end
|sf Kmgsuest-S5 feet on Royai-strees, be-
tween Prince Aid Duke-streets-
TIE highest price given for old copper,
Brass, Lead and Pewter-and all kinds OF
Copper and Grass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
AUGUST IS. SIN
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
The Stages South Of Alexandria.

nN the first of October next the Ma,i
j Stare will commence running as loi-
loIvs between Alexandria and Petersburg Ia
Virginia
win leave Alexandra every day at {
o,c,ort in the evening, and arrive at Dumil1es
by in the morning-Leave Dumlries at
anil arrive al Fredericksburg by IL IL In tic
mou,ina-Leave Fredericksburg at y lnoon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning BY
s-I,eaye Richmond at IL aid arrive at
Petersburg by II l-2 in the morning.
Returning. will leave Petersburg every
dava AT u Ia P. NJ. and arrive at Alexandra
in the same time This stage will carry 10
more than passengers on any account "h"'-
ever. and not more than IA ID. OF baggage
/ can be allowed to each passenger. !,
An Accommodation Stage between Alex
andr;a and Petersburg will also commence
ruoning at the same time, every othei 10y
throughout the year, without regard 70 gun
DAYS, aud will travel only IN the day tlme'-
! On this line it is the intention OF the owners
| no study the wishes and the convenience %
messengers Still, however, Iegaro must NC
hhaA RI time-(;oing south from alexandra
/ they will breakfast at Occoquan, dine at stai-
/ cord rt-House, and lodge at Frederleks-
hnrn--The pext day will breakfast at the
Rowing Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
| At Richmond. And on the third day VIII
hreakfast at the Halfway house and dine at
/ Petersburg. :, ,c,uo bo,ss
| Returning, will dine at the Half-Way house
| and lodge at Richmond. Early IN the morn ..
ing, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the bow1ihe
Green, and lodge at Fredericksburg. NeA'
morning, win breakfast at STAFFORD court hoass
The owners on this line too, have to re-
o,e.t that passengers will be as moderate a
nossible in the quantity of their baggage, a:
anv thing more than small trunk or Parce
which Will go within the body of the stag
{ will be an extra charge.
The Proprsetors.
August "a.
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ROBERT GRAY.

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER, KING-sTRElT
II VING made a purchase of a nambe
i i of TICKETS in the above Lottery, 81
fers them for sale, in whole, half, or qnarter
until further notice, at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, S57
Half do. 90
Quarter do. | so
The price will be regulated as the drawinF
proceeds by the state of the wheel, inform
ton of which will be given at any time, b
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets will be ex
changed for prizes, or the highest price IL
cash given for prizes as soon as drawn. All
tickets sold by r. GRAY, will be examined,
and everu Information respecting the Lottery
given without charge.
August "a.
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NJ, slss Prizes-amountiug 70
W. Blanks.-Sum raised
inclriing expence,

ii3 S>f~ H..
fipn the above Scheme, 1t appears that
soere are less than two blanks TO PRICE ana
mat the prizes are to be paid 1yirhoat aeaHe-
hon
. iAe drawing Will positively commence on
NE Gath OF next month, and will be compiet-
q In ten weeks. TICKETS at S5 SO cents
pr sale at r. GRAY's Book SToRE, where
ne drawing of all tickets sold by him wiii DC
examined free Of expence. Prizes in the last
New i9rk Lottery taken in payment tor nck-
s,sin tbs.
Ordets fer tickets from the country, encios-
nS the cash postpaid, will be punctuaiiy
sssende' to, and early information given Oh
Heir fae.
Ahla.
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c.. w. CARLIN,

Returns his most grateful thanks to the IN
habitants of this town and it's vicinity, tor their
former favors, and earnestly sollcits cont.
nuance OF the same. He likewise takes this
opportunity of informing them, that he in'
tends to commence his NIGHT SCHOOL
on the 10Th of this instant. Those who wish
TO be instructed in either of the branches he
has heretofore taught, will please to make
early application, as the number ofpupIs will
be limited.
September II. D.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
Charitable Marine Society Lottery

The drawing begins this-day.-First dras
blank entitled to Two Hundred Dollars.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
RIecksNith ard FarrieT,


A CGUAINIS his customers and the pub
IN lie in general, that he has opened a shop
al the lower end of Union street, adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
of shosing horses, In which line his abilities
needs no comlnent-sand begs leave to solicit
a share OF the patronage of a generous public,
and to assure thcm that any work IN the line
of his profession, SHALL not be surpassed by any
or the continent.
Blacksmith work of all kinds and description,
executed in neat and workmanllke manner
n. B Those who favor him With their Gus
tom will have the advantage oil receiving bis
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
H. A couple of smart Lads, from Il to
Is years of age, will be taken as apprentices
and treated with kindness, and strict attention
paid to their morals.
Septenber 5. uiil 90 oIn
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-19
IN the case Of JOHN Began.

The subscriber having been appointed
L trustee of the estate and effects, rights
I'd credits, of the SAID leha Bogan,. for the
sneht of his creditors in conformity with the
DIVISIONS ofthe insolvent law for the district
! Columbia, hereby requires all persons any
lse indebted or who may have property in
eir possession, belonging to the said John
2gan, prior 20 the 28th of November, 1897,
make payment and to deliver such pro-
erty to the subscriber, Or to such person
+ persons only as may be duly authorised by
i'm to receive the same.
Ifaac Kell.
September Is: st
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Patent Shot. &c.
September Is.

ens Patent Shot, assorted, b tono.
aogsheads brown Sugars.
81, lbs. green Coffee.
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and cam
nisters.
so barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, flor family use)--war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
With general assortment of Wines, Lia
uors, and Groceries as usual
feR SALE BY
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
June Is.