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r. The Proprietor OF the


O. The Proprietor of the
Alexandria DAILY advertiser. will
difpose Of the Establishment on
moderate terms-there are now
nearly six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing.- To a
Perfon of Indu1fry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain it appllcatl.
on be made loon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-18
O. The Members Of the r.

ne MEMBERS OF The Na-
Re Contrary are requested to meet at the mar
ket square, at 10 O'Clock, on the 22d instant,
10 Join in the procession contemplated in ho-
nor of the day. The privates are especially
requested to appear with their arms and ac-
coutrements in complete order.
By request of the Cd Lieutenant,
H. FIELD, lst SERGEANT
February 10.
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o. The Volunteer Company
Of Alexandria are requested to have their arms
and accoutrements in readiness to join in cele-
bration of the approaching 22d.
BY order,
VIM. F. GRAY, lsf serg't
February IL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-18
Six Cents Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, James d.
Hammond, an apprentice to the sea. The a.
-beve reward will be paid for apprehending and
delivering him to me.
GeOrUe Coleman
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: gressions proceeding from both France and

gressions proceeding from both France and
England.
DO you know when the orders of conn
Gil we're printed so as to reach Cowes, from
whence Mr. Monroe embarked No, 1 do not.
BUT the substance of them was in n paper
supposed tohes un,ierthe influence of govern
ment, mean the Morning Post. three weeks
before: | think they afterwards in mea-
sure retracted what they had stated. and
said they might have made amistake. S.
Are YOU aware of the construction given
by Mr.. Regnier by order of the Emperor OF
France, of the Berlin decrees am not.
| Then you are not aware that thpt expla-
nation is supposed to have been commnnica-
led to America By MIR. Armstrong, ard to
have had some considerable influence in de-
terminirg on the measure of the embargo
l consider the measure Of the embargo to be
to protect themselves against both France
and Epgland.
In the course of your business. did You e.
yer stop your shipments to America in con-
sequence of the Berlin decree of 1906! We
certainly did not SO the extent we had done
before, conceiving that it might lead to diff
cuities with this country.
abraham Azdnn's evidence to be continued
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nj OIICE TO CLAIMANTS UNDER THE COW
- vEETIoNwtrH GREAT BRITAIN orTHeIR
A0eNTss-Such persons as propose- in n,irs,i ance
OF the Order of the Board Of Commissioners Of
18th October 1906, to lay before the subscriber.
anSirg mas residence in this cisy, any evidence in
support OF their claims, and have not vet given
INN notice OF their intent;ons, are requested to
do so without delay, in order that lie may make
the necessary arrangements for the business Of
this station And it is further expected that ali
concerned will after this public intimatisn, be in
readiness to present their books and documents
Tor examination at any time when required so as
to prevent delay and loss Of time .,..@
1t there are any persons in this country >sho
have charge OF the claims under enumerated,
they will please to communicate Immediately the
| necessary information regarding item, to the a.
gent of the board, viz: $50
VIRGINIA. CLAIMS
Gavin Aston for the Greenock saddle and shoe
factory,
Garstang Bradsteck, in right of John Brcaihili
OF Liverpool, mariner, Ds.
Henry Clay, representative of Clay and Midc
ley of Liverpool,
Dreghorn, Murdoch and Co. t
| Mary Doyle and Margt Mallory, leratees of r.
Mslloy,
Representatives of William Duncan.
| James HunterSs Co.
| John Glassel,
Richard Hanson,
VIM. R. Lidderdale, executor Of John Lidder.
dale,
| Saml. Lyde, for Lyonel and saml. Lyde,
| Colin Ross, administrator of r. Jar1tline,
George Russell, for Smith, son. and Russell.
Joseph Stantield, assignee of Syme,
| Robert Sheldon & CO.
John lyndale Ware, executor of VIM. Joncs
John Tate, executor of Vikings,
Wakeiin WEIGH, for Carey Moore and Welch,
Pearks and others, executors Of Waterman.
NoRTH-CARoL1NA CLAIMS.
Edmund Tanning,
VIM. Hannay, assignee of John Grutien & Co.
Jos and Cath. Martyr, representatives of Tho
mas Gotham.
Henry Eustace McCulloh,
| John Macdonell,
Joseph Rutherford for VIM Rome & Co. Eden.
ton.
ALEXR. DICK, Agent Of the Board.
Richmond, June II. I3w1
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(BY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

~AA' IN ~
Fer erecting lght-hsuse ON the ssuth toiat of the
iSidnd9 Sapeio, and for placing 6uoys and Lea-
cons IN the shoals Of the niet leading TO the tosyn
Of Darien, and near the entrance of Itsspich
harboar near Plymouth harbour, before the har-
6our Of Nantucket, and on the islands of I'ucka-
nance, near the entrance Of Connecticut rioer,
and necr the entrance Of Great Egg HARBOUR. ri
ger.
u E it encctrd BY the Senate and House of Retire.
~ sentatives Of the United States of A,,,erica, in
Congress assembled, That as soon as the urisdic-
ton OF so much of the head land of the south
point of the island of Sapelo in the state of Geor-
gia, as the President of the United States shall
deem sufficient for the purpose ofcrecting light
house and its appuItenances, shall have been
coded 10 the United States, provided the said
land cen be obtained at reasonable price II shall
be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to
provide by contract, which shall be approved by
the Presidento Of the United States, for building
lighthouse thereon, and furnishing the same
with all necessary supplies and also to agree for
the salaries or wages Of the person or persons
who may he appointed by the President for the
ssuperintendance and care of building the said
lighthouse Aud the President is hereby autho-
rised TO make the said appointment.
Sec 2 -And be 1t further enacted, That the Sc
cretary nt the Treasury; be
and directed TO cause to be placed four buoys on
the shoals called the South and North banks OF
the harbour or entrance OF the inlet leading to the
town of Darien.
Sec. 5; ind be it further enacted, That the Sc
cretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby au-
thoriscd TO cause to be erected and placed, bea.
cons b,toys at the following Places to wit /:
two beacons and three buoys near the entrance of
Ipswich harbour; three buoys, one on Gurnet
rock, one on Boss rock, and one on Decks flats,
and two seacons on the stony muscle bed, near
Plymouth harbour three additional buoys be-
fore the harbour of Nantucket, and buoy or
leading mark on the island of Tuckanuck. in the
state OF Observation-Disclosures bueys at or near
the entrance of Connecticut river and three buoys
to be placed at or near the entrance of Great Egg
Harbour river, in the state of New Jersey.
Sec A. ind be it further enacted, That there
shall pc appropriated and paid out of any monies
in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated, a
sum not exceeding eleven thousand five hundred
dollars, for the purposes aforesaid
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Retresentatives
GEO: CLINTON,
Tice-President Of The United States and Pre-
sident Of the Senate.
MARCH II, 1908.
~,- APPROVED,
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ETOR SALE.--The subscriber offers.at private
y sale all his Stock in Trade, consisting of
Groceries, Glass, China and Liverpool Ware.
AS the assortmentis large it will suit any person
% Persons Wiling TO Follow the trade with
advantage-the terms will be liberal and the
inventory may be seen on the fourth of Iu-
y next and continue, if not previously sold, till
the LIST of October
Also, for sale, the lower Tenement of that
large brick housein which Mrs Harris has an in
terest during her life, and three valuable House.
Servants, who are sold for no fault but want Of
employment-Fer terms applyto
Au3IM LhFGRE5T
june ~ Gep1m]
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

For the relief OF Matthep Smith and Darius
Gates, Jointly, and Darius Gates separately
DE it enaeted6y the Senate and House Of Rebre-
- sentatives Of the United States Of Anieyica, IA
Congress assembled, That the proper accounting
officers of the treasury be, and they are hereby
authorised to lquidate and settle the account OF
Matthew Smith and Darius Gates, and that they
allow them the principal sum Of money paid to
the United States for two tracts of land laying in
the town of East Hacdam, in the state Of Con
necticut, purchased by the said Matthew Smith
and Darius Gates, jointly, of the United States.
through the marshal of the district of Connect
cut, who was fully authorised to sell the same.
and from which lands the said purchasers were
gui rly eyicted by due course of law, together
with the amount of costs by them expended in
defending the titles Of the United States 10 said
lands, with interest on the whole sum that may
appear be due.
Sec. 2. Ind 6e it further enacted, That the a.
ioresaId accounting officers be, and they are bera-
by authorisedt TO iiquidate and settle the account
OF Darius Gates, and allow him the principal sum
OF money paid to the United States for two tracts
OF land lying in the aforesaid town and state DUR
chased by tie said Darius Gates, of the United!
States, through the marshal aforesaid, who was
fully authorised to sell the same, and from which
lands the said purchaser evicted bv due course
OF law, together with the amount OF costs by him
expended in defending the title of the United
States to said lands, with interest on the whole
sum that may appear to be due.
Sec. !. Hnd6s ii. further enacted, That-the sums
which may be found due to the aforesaid purchas-
ers of the lands aforesaid, be paid out of any mo.
mes in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
]. u. VARNUM,
Speaker efths House Of RebteSentatives.
S. SMITH,
Presisent q the Senate pro tempore.
APRIL 81, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

Toe>tend certain p,iuiieges, a, therein mentioned,
to Anthony Boncheyie.
pG h enacfed b. the Senate and House Of Re-
- fyesentdti0cS Of the United States Of In1eyi.
ca, in Congress assembled, That two years resi-
dencc, as required by act, entitled " An act
to extend the privilege Of obtaining patents for
useful discoveries and inventions to certain per-
sons therein mentioned, and to enlarge and define
the penalties forviolating the rights Of patentees,
shall not be required Of Anthony Boucherie, to
enable him TO obtain patent for any discovery
he has made in the art of manufacturing sugar
but that he shall obtain patent therefor, on ns
conforming to the other acquisitions of said &C,
J. B. VARNUM,
SPeaker Of che House Of Repyeseataives
GEO CLINTON,
Vice Pyesidcnt ejfthe United ctatss, and bye
siasnt Of the Senate.
JANUKRY Z, 1868.
APPROVED,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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TO BE SOLD to the highest bidder. for ready

" BE SOLD to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on Thursday the 2lst July next. at the.
house called Naper's tavern, lin the town of Column
bia, tract of Land on the Rivanna, in the county
OF Fluvanna, containing by late survey, S34 a.
cres, more or less, adjoining the lands of Charles
Adams, Richard Adams, Pleasant Bybee. and o.
Tiers, being land sold by David Ross to said
Shepard, and conveyed BY him. SHEPARD. 10 rs in
trust, to secure debt due to said Ross. asstated
in said trust deed which said debt has since beef,
assigned By SAID IR,oss 10 Henry Z. Coieman-We
sell our right as trustees ONLY.
GEORGE ROLMAN, ,
s1doz M1a Eas11U8' z'A''ss'-
June IL, 1903 (ebty. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

FOR RENT.-The Brick TENE NE M, or,
l. the main street, two doors above the Eagle
Tavern, and at present occupied by Messrs. Glib
son and Observation-Disclosures may be had on the
18th July. SAML McCRAJy
Richmond, June T. Gtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
June II.

" ihGlNlA, TO WIZ: AT a court Of Appeals
" held at the Capitol, in Richmond the third
day of June, 1908,
GEWERAL RUL E--After the end of tb;s
present term, all causes depending in this court
shall be called in the order in which they stand
apon the docket, and such as may be ready for
hearing pursuant TO the former rules of this court.
shall, dhiess good cause be sbewn to the contra
~, be heard in the same order in which thew
stand upon the docket, until the whole shall be
gone through; and the causes which shall be
passed over, shall, unless for some very special
reason appearing to the court, be put at the end
of the docket of each term
Oraered, That the above rule be published in at
least three OF the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, once week until the first day of October
next.
Copy. Teste, ]. BROWN, &C.
June ID rtIstOl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01
June "a.

JOSEPH MARX & Co. have on hand an ,s-
- sortment of German Oznaburgs, Ticklenbtrgs.
e"lss as;a Towe.iiiTg, by inc bale, box, or piece
Cogniac Brandy, Molasses, Sack Salt, coarse and
hRe, which they will sell for cash, tobacco or ap
proved paper. Nav II. (tf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

HOMM.TTED to the Jail of Hanover, a Ne.
" gro man slave TIMOTHY, (as a run away,
who says he is the property oftie estate of Jo6n
Royal, decd. OF the county OF Amelia, and thst
he ran away from John Jefferson to whom he
es and take away the said slave
THE JAILOR.
June L. Int
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a LII persons having claims against the estate
of the Reyd. Matthew Marty, late Of this
county, are requested to bring them forward for
settlement; and all persons indebted, are soil
cited 70 make arrangements for payment at an
early period, as, consistently with the terms OF
his Will long indulgence cannot be extended.
MATTHEW MAURY, } Actis2 exc
THOMAS w. MAURYS c1ors.
Albemarle. June ID. (ep6wgl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

NJ OTICE-By virtue off deed oftrust execu-
tedto me by William Newton bearing date
the 18th day Of May 1907, and recorded fn the
County court Of Buckingham, for the purpose of
securing The payment offs debt due from the said
Newton TO Hobs"h and st. John, will be exposed
TO saloon the premises forready money on Satur-
day the second day of July next one hundred A.
cres OF Land IN The county of Buckingham adion>
ing that on which the said Newton resides
ROBERT MOSELEY Junr.
June 10, 1903. I7fTl
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NJ OTiCB--All persons indebted to the E state
IN Of Marcus flcan, deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment, and creditors to pre-
sent their claims without delay.
c. J. MNCMURDO,) -.
JOS. MARX, H*"rs
Richmond, May IL, 1903. (G)
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
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ALEXR. DICK, Agent of the Board
Richmond, June II. Isw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

For the relief Of MatthezD Smith and Darius
Gates, Jointly, and Darius Gates separately
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
Edward Howe,

No. 2, Uaioa. Rozp, lfi55ie ersrf,
LAS received in addition TO his former
flock, new and elegant sIortnent OF
Paper Hangirgt, Lookng-GlaDS5 and
UfkoJfyy,
Of the Heweft ftyle.-Anong which are
Englifh, French and American Paper Hang
ings, with borders-Pznnel-Papers and Fire
Board Patterns.
A handfome afortment OF Looking GlaiIes,
from 2 TO so dollars a pair, and Of the moil
approved fyle.
AJo-Falhionable Frinres, Laces ard TAFT
els for Curtains Bedtickings, a al prices
Down, Live Ceeie and Ruilia 'FEATHERS-
Sofas, with and without Enthusiastically and
Lolling Chain--MzrraHes, Of al kinds and
iizes--Cufhions for Jews, &c. sc. &c.
CT All commands in the Uphol-
fry Buhnsls executed with nestnef, and dif-
patch. CLD Nay %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
FRESH GOODS.

Tappan < SewalI,
HAVE received by the Sally from Liverpool.
: Manch9fer and Scateb Good5,
which viii be opened for fale in few days at
their Store in 7iteesabs BSiiizg5, GEiadle-Stress
Among them are Umbrellas, Braces
Dimities, Patent Nankins
Thiekletts, Velveteens, Jeans,
Printed Jeans and Princes Cord
Sarinetted Calicos, Shawls
Cambrick and Book Mullins, and
A great variety of Fanny lNyGNJ.
On bsHd--A large afOrtment Of Fine and
SuperfDe Broad Cloths
Kerfeyneres, Stuffs, Baizes, Fl.nnels,
Colrain Linens few Brown Linens
Britilh Cottons, Prints, Heiiery,
Shawls-a few 81 fine twill'd Cambrck
Cotton Randannass Madras and other
Handkerchief,
india Cottons,
Pins, Servings, Silk and Cotton, Twifts, Laces
Gloves, Sufpenders, Bindings,
Plain and fine ParLnet Gauzes,
Cafes Windfor Soap &c.
E-y They expect further fuPplies from Los
Soh. TT My 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
CELIBACY.

INEUMERABLE Arguments might
ke drawn, both from nature and rea-
ION, to fhow the weakness and folly
Of thofe men who pats their lives in
cehbacy.
g You bachelors" faie Auguftus,
the Roman Emperor, I" know not
by what name TO call you not By
that Of citizen, fnce the city light
perth for you I; for you fcem deter
mined to extirpase the human race
for you are guilty of murder, in no,
tutoring taofc TO be born who fhould
proceed from you ycn are guilty Of
lacrilege, IN deltroying human ma
tus- and by leading Jingle life,
you overturn, as far as in your pow
cr, the temples of the Gods, difolve
the government by diGobeying it.
laws, betray your country, and de,
poIifh the city, by dsPriving it Of
inhabitants."
Il was fmartly faid by young man,
10, great general and bachelor,
who bid him REIGN his feat the
youth refuied, Bccaufe, fays he,
you have brought no fon into the
world, who might hereafter give
pace to ~s'"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
Sslfrt Paragraphs.
From the Ssannton Cenfor.
FATAL DUEL |

"a gentleman IL fbif fo1vn b1s psIitely
Jav0red tbe Edifor e tbis paper zuitb
fbe foL0sviag e,ctraa Of a letter firm
FL friend a. F17casts, dated 10Th
Mdy, 1908. mi
/" Col. Andrew Lewis this night
received fpecial mefage from Chrnc-
tianburg, Montgomery county, COM
municating the death Of his ION. MIR.
Thomas Lewis, fallen in duel that
morning; and thar his opponent Mr..
John M'Henry was gust expiring at
The departure of faid meflrnger.-
Thus ii is told Lewis challenged
Miienry to fight with Pifols the
latter DEFINED but faid he would 6gk.
with Rifles at the diftance of fifteen
fteps III was agreed to Sy Lewis =
they met, and 6.t5 JeHi Lewis was
1ot through the heart the other lit
tie below"
We have feen another letter from
Fincaitlc Of the fame date, which
mentions the caule of the diipute
between Lewis and M'Henry il
was concerning the Montgomery c.
lection.
Mr.. M'Henrg had been elected
this fpring as delegate to the ahembly
Of this commonwealth from Moue-
gomery, in which capacity he ha.
a6ed feyeral lefhons pait. Mr.. Lew.
is was promi6ng young men, had
jui commenced the practice of the
sw; and from the able manner il
which he acquitted hinfelf in th<
caufes upon which he had been callee
10 fpeak, promifed great credit TO tbs
protection. MIR. M'Henry died tn,
day following their rencounter. Thu
have two young men, like many 9th
ers, in the purfuit of fslfe honor
frufrated the views of their parents
defeated the purpole for which the,
were made, and madlyruihed head
hong into an unknown------l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
TO BE SOLD

A DWELLING-HoUSE, forty feet by thir-
y ty-two, two ftories high, with COM
modious Stable and other ouI-buiIdings, with
about half an acre of Land, fruated near the
bridge in zoeG4m, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedua Som an unfsilng
fource, which abundantly fupplies the houfe,
fable and garden in the drieit fssfons. The
houfe has been built about ten yea -s-the 9th
er buildings not three years Gnce. They
hand in Aourifiling village, within one mile
Of B0vrdoin College, in Br.fwisk and about
fixty rods from the Court Houle in ToeJsam.
To perion who wiihes to be concerned in
the Lumber bHGneis, 10 the trader or indultri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity to purchafe a
good ftand, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had of the fubfcriber AZ
Bath. IONA. ELLIS.
dpyig Is. avn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13

10 tie Farmers and ether Gentlemen tx
the Dyari9 sf Name.
THE natural hifory of Stone, and Ainsrals,
which the diitrict affords, has received
very little attention, and consequently IS bur
inperfectly known. Il is important, that ev-
cry College fhould poaefs IN its Cabinet an
eItenfve collection Of SyoseI and A1iueyals,
particularly of thofe which may be found IN
that fiction of the country where the College
exits.
All Gentlemen who may be difpofed 10 en-
rich the Cabinet Of BOzpdol7 College, are ref
peetfuly requeited TO tTznimit, when couven-
1ent, thole Lpefi1sens Of StoDsssand Minerals.
which they a>Seady Pofeis, or may hereafter
Obtain, directed to the GnHcriber az brunlwick.
Parker CLEAgELAND.
BoSg1oia EoIEeTe c5pae s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
G2ad tine 70 lettLe 4Accaunf1.

THOSE perfons who are indebted to the
= eftate of the late DIR. KINsmAS, are re-
fpeafuily reqreffed, to call at the Office of
the fubfcriber, Immediately, and fettIe their
accounts, either by paying the fun due or by
giving their Notes. as the Book Accounts of
the deceafed are to be fetasd without delay
and ,hofe whs do rot forchwith attend TO this
reaionsble requett. may erpea 70 be obliged
fhortly TO pay not only the debt due from
them to the faid Eflate, but cot.
NATHAN KINSMAN, 44tt'y to raid 4fdrs'y.
Nav so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
EQUITY Of Redemption.

Taken By Execution t. 10 De- f5La az PuJ-
Le Alisfioz on tbe PrszijllJ, og sIOh-
DAI, tbs cleveEfb day 81 5uiy zexf.
az Z 0'oisck q. III.
a IL tbe right n Eqn y q Redemption IN
"A and 20 the following scicribed uortgagrA
Real Eftate, lying Oh Federal-iiIeet, n caiiod.
il BruniwiSk, III the county ~ Cumberland
and bounded As follows, VIZ :--bsginrni, "
the fouth wen corner 0f the pFemiies .ud w
faid Feder@l-ltreet, thence runniny uorthNa,d-
iy on faid itreet four rods, thence ea1lTa.div
ten reds, thence iouthWaroiyfcu rods, thence
wehwardly four rods 10 the Grlt bound, con-
tanning one fourth # an acre, more or lels, TO-
geEher with the houfe and al building. Iherr-
90 and all privileges thereto belonging.
SECoMB JORDAN, Dset steE
Bvsrf-riek 3zae 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
z. WHITMAN.
ParfnerSbib Formed.

THE iubfcribers inform their friends and
the public they have formed connection
IN bu6nels under the firm of
Griffin & Porter,
which commenced on the Sd Of February lalt
They intend keeping large and good aforr-
rnent of BOOTS * SHOES, Of the newell
faihion, which wiz be difpofcd Of at the low
eft cath Prices.-The leaf favor will be great
fully Acknowledged
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
May g * JOSEPH S. PORTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13

The FstFiUal Of St. jain the Baptjf
MlLL be celebrated on the 24th June next
at 7se6Sm, by United and Solar Lodges.
Whiting Brethren are invited to attend with
iuitable clothing. Performances will begin at
eleven A. NJ. Dinner at Brother Holden's
Hall, at p NJ. A pundusl attendance is
requeaed-By order Of the r. w. Mater of
United Lodge.
ISAAC Gates, Sry.
7eeEsn, Sef5 Nay, Il. L. $685.