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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
UNITED

X w LO
Mar!He q Fire Lnftrance Company.
ANNUAL. MEETING.
4 HE Stockholders of the United Marine 81
Fns LSswa7es ConPIy OF Portland, are
hereby notified that their Annual Meetingfor
the choice Of ieven Directors for the eniuing
year will be held at their Office on TUEsDAr. ne
Eftb 4sy y APyH rsat, a. \ o'clock, \. NJ.
by oydsr q tbe Pysi saf Il Diye7Oy,,
JOHN WATSON, S4e,y,
q. n ts' z. z C1Fss, A4ayeb 10, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

ONE half Of a convenient DWELLING
HOUSE together with hat Of large
Garden adjoining the fame, Gtuared Oh Mid
dle-itteet, N The centre the town for terms
pleale to apply TO WILLIAM SWAN,
1T 10. = OT'oa R1TO, &4i4aze 4, sef.
March ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
EOP CALE

STORE No z, Jones Row, and the Dwell
- ing house adjoining the fame; being one
Of the beh lituations in the town of Portland
for bulinels For terms apply to EBENEZER
GRIFFIN, No 81, Ann Street, BeRon.
March IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
@isctHang,


CAUTION
There are IN circulation, ID tilis and the
neighboting States, certain fpecies OF Bank
Dlll., u two kinds, one Of ' hirh j. called az,
aud Tie o.n1r IT,, imilisns If Detroit bills.
Of ,he la.;eg, lie ilcck holder ja;sty and sea-
e'a-.y g-aSantss Ls P1yzt4t, N tier If II DE
e9aal 4zt Nso yit u ~. 1,i7e-cs x. Il" Both
kind. ace .Eued irc-a an UnncorporsIed Rank
Detroit A. the Michigan rarrjtory. As 10
their o. .f Dyc.-at4 Det ftdt 2,,gilsHee"
for the payment j. hole Bios Oh demand the
pubic J. Informed .hat .bers if 10 5a-b off, III
til, place and ~ tn the SioeiL Le,. NOBODY
kn0ws N.ho .hcy arc. II their intentions are
JUN an1 horor2b!r, why 90 they not come
forv ard. and lei the pubic kno~ who hey
have tJ look ro for the pa men: Of thole bils
Z, would be wei ifthe General Ademb'y Of
this S.a,e would take little notice OF iuch
tranl4ctigns, I'D defiance Of their laws, and
eudesvo- 10 aop fuch grol. and barefaced
imPod5iou o. he pubic, If 'helc hlngs are
fuhercd, any individual can ihue Bills and be-
come rich At the e1peuce Of an injured puoIlc.
J. b. WOOD.
FrrI.y-r- f1rrr. p-1z;ye7rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
NOTICE 2

TOR faie IN ~ GkEe5fer, at tBt lozy~ corner,
L fbs Dazzling bou,e, 06Fes and stare belonging N
f5s ga4te Of Asa AzheLfH, E.g. deeeaIe bang az
* eeAezt fard for bader % he Co1nt,y gBcySt--
TIE 7VbLe zp be ,od at 6,ivote sale a6eyaI ere
DIT Of several yeay 3regui, ca tie inteyff bang paid
annually For fa,fber Pa,tieula,l enquiry rzay De
mae 81 ne 5uBIvitsr IN Portland
Oct. II. Z. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
CT TAKE NOTICE

It He Poltmaaer at Portland, refpeafully
: reminds thofe perfons who have been in
the habit OF having their letters charged that
IN future there will be nc more credit givea j; and
thoie who are now indebted 10 the Polmaaer
are requoiied 70 make immediate payment.
March IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Partnerihip of
STRONG & DANA,
is this day difIolved by mutual conlent--All
Perions indebted to laid firm are requeited 10
make immediate payment, and thole who have
any demands will pteaie to bring them il for
adJuitment, TO Reb9t Strong, a; the Store lately
occupied by iaid firm.
ROBERT STRONG.
DAVID DANA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

a curious match sgainf time, for the small
wager Of f. Sd was decided lat Saturday
evening" IN Skipton "A man of the name Of
Duckw0rh undertook 20 carry one hay q TO-
buit fellow, from the ship I'm to the Church
gate and back again, diit4nce Of 800 yards
IL .en ninues After the beis were made,
DuckwOrtA irfneA that Kay houid "trip,
Maintaining 'ha. though he had wagered TO
carry HIM Is wa. 10 part Of the bargain that
he iAou.d carry hia cioaths. After some he6-
tagion lie agreed, and Bzla1a mounted his A)F
IN itate cfH12J. Owing TO some jockeylhlp.
the bealt Of burthsn found that he could not
reach the goal within he time limited, * ltep-
ping out Of the road, by ludden jerk, threw
his rider fit on MS ba OK. into a cOpious heap
OF mud, to the ~ slnail delight Of the numer-
Gus male ard fs7la!s spectators, collected on
this entertaining and ds!ieets occaGon.--EAg 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
4eoerrp.
A SONG.


Love and the Toothache, mortal foes,
Ye rob my days my nights repoie,
For Gala icCrns my vows of truth,
Nor viii the Duclor draw my tooth:
Eternal evhs. viii ye aay
lcaonoS bear yc, weil-a day
But come thou spirit, dear to me,
My brandy flask, my Ftaa De Vic;
10 evil fprits by relief
Comes, like ih.cf, TO catch thief
No more weep--my inward man
Is va nc as with warm ng- pan;
Nor longer drooPs, nor more Gall grin,
lily pesave heart, ny aching chin5
The doctor caves my pulse alone,
His patient nowis patient grown;
Pre>rribes no bolus bur tile bowl,
And weighs no dram, bur aka hCl.
Now Love and Toothache, m rial foes,
! Sat made the tears run down my mole,
Pvo caught We ID mS cordial droD,
Like trandied fnakes III duggiR- fhop.
Ah, rogues, yc thought bculd lesFond,
And swing by rope, or drown in pond
But devil fix me, If Tn crammd
In dam for love, may he damnd;
And hang my.eii for tOvthache too,
May sc hangd # e'er do.
ORESTES
TIE FAIR DEFENDED.
unHain'd hy vice, the lovly Eve
Nor Clothes nor veeule were
was e Gr ,vhirr.a~'1 hog IA yyeay1
FL accuing robes ihe bore.
Hence 20 our fair, who viytz. love,
Tins badge Of a. deceit;
Their purity they DO Oily prove,
81 l1ing- quite 3aAag
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Read to WeqHb.

II ICBET6 and Quarters in AmeGegg Canal
Lgt45y, which will sommence drawing ia
Bottom, this week, for iae by
liaaC Adams,
at his Bookstore, Va. z, F,G,f,es,. The
icheme OF this Ciais is peculiarly well calcula-
ted to. advenlufers, as it contains in addi-
ton - : great number Of other valuable pri-
yes, the following -
l Prze of 10000 Dollars,
do 1000 10
9 DO 1000 do
do 500 do
l25 % loo do
IS do 50 do
Whole Tickets dollars 50 cts Quarters
50 but viii loon rife.
49, Prize Tickets ID the laa clafes Of H4r-
Ward College and Anokeag Canal Lotteries
Iaken Ia payment. March Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
ROBERT STRONG,

Will continue to AeeP an afor5ment Of
GROCERIES, as uiuai, at the above Store,
where he iolicits the cuRom Of his friends.
N0ye5 IA. (2D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

N, B Gentlemen with whom Notes belong
ing to faid decealed eitate have been depoh-
ted for collection, are requeaed to forward
them to 5. FOoIEs, Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
= Patent Trunes.
JUST received and for fale By
John S. Dupee.

John 5. DuPee,
"A 4 his fore in Foye5qyeef, head Of Lqgys-
4 4 ba1s's-WbaLf, an a1ortment Of
Sfone'5 LnDraUed zrnDts Tn Rut imcJ.
This invention j conhdered BY Physicians
OF The nrit emInence, as a great Lut,avea.at
on the kind heretofore made, and has fecured
TO m Patent from the PreGdent of ne ID
mted otates. They conflt Of double Spring,
yielding more readily to the motion Of the
body-being at the lame time mote comfort
able to the wearer, and attended with better
effect. (eoP3m) FEB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
E@sLlFg- cfIe., P,oviAe7se.

CoNvNDRNM-Why IS the Embargo like
the PATS - -becauie j leaves one BAT cal,
AEd thai prevents the ot5er baif Jro0s acting.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

70 BE- (4 BY order Of Cart, AZ The bepG
q Mary Merrill, in Nc1tb,aymasib,
on WEDNESDAI~ tb1 oh ua. III
ApTH next, az eleUm o'cAck u. ia.
A IL the Real Eftate OF Samuel Merrill Tn,
: late Of NorthyarmouJh, dtcealed, inch
ding the reverhon Of the widows ao,,er I.
the premiies-COnditions OF fale 10 be Md
known a the time OF tale.
MARY MERRILL, HaHi"5a'at,is Of %,
By 5e" Ane,=y, EAOCH lLSLEY.
March z.
70 Be @.dby crdtr sftbe Couyt Of Cea.
mn FlrH5, en tbe 1I1ngf5, IL luef-
cay tie 5tb DAY q niyH next, an
ocL2ck II. III.
a FARM in Paris, county or Oxford. Ia,.
: the properly Of CatE 3, ,art, decea.ed.
containing about 75 acres Of rich land. y cfr.
6derable Of which is under cultivation. 49,
ted on the main road, where IL has new
framed ECu.e and barn; the land i eyrar.
entity well watered for ule Of The farm. vhirh
has the advantage Of a imzll delcent from ,he.
road 10 the toCt Of the lot IEere il q ss,,
and Criit Mill, and large ponG with plent,
Of fifth bur more dilancc from he t'., n
Terms made known a; the lale For fIrtbo-
particulars inquire Of JAMES BARNES "
Portland, AdmIniitrator. Rl,,k IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
Faetay Cation.
Henry Smith & Co.

v N'' z. l4g6ey's Rozg,
HAVE for fale large adortment
OF factory, Wharp and Filling, and two
threaded whUened Cotton.
TnLy Is. lie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

That 20 much Of faid lots or parcels Of land
as will pay iaid taxes and charges, will be fold
a. the dwelling houie OF capt Nabi5aE H1y-
Sssa, IN fad Harrlfon, on MoNBAY, the 18Th
day az April nest, Al 10 O'Clock ID The foi e.
noon, uuiels fad ,ases and charges ihal be
paid before that time
.aL-yeL IA, JACOB EMERSON, C.l!tsgs,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

or BLANKS-oF ALL KINDS
For iale at ]. ADAMS BookAorc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

late Of Bradford, in the county Of Efex, mer-
chant, deceaied, by giving bond 4 the law
directs lie therefore requeits all perlous
who are indebted TO the laid dece4ieds e.
tate, 70 make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibiS the
fame 10 STEPHEN FOSTER,
Ps,H4Hd, Mani a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

hE iubicriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himielt tie
tTult Ut Administrator Oh che enate Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
THE INDIANS.

Staunton, July 2.
81. Louis, Mr. 26.

81. Louis, Mdy 26.
SIR,
The bearer hereof is a chief among the Del
awares who reside on Apple creek in this terri
tory. He has been selected by his nation for the
purpose OF conveying to the Deawarcs, Shaw.
nees, Mamies, &c. in your territory the sub
stance of speech which lately made to the
Shawnccs and Dclawares az this place, with res.
pect to the Usage nation
The Osages have Killed one Of our citizens
more than ! 8 months since and have failed to de-
liver the murderer; they have beaten, manned.
wounded and otherwise insultcd and nal treated
others (; they have stolen large number of our
horses, they have wantonly killed aud DESTROYED
our cattle, they have plundcred orr frontier nha-
bitants of their clothes, household furniture, &C.
destroying such articles as were not portable
and from late information received by the traders
who have recently returned from their villages,
IT appears that they cv,nce a hostile disposition
towards us, and consequently that other and ex-
aggerated depredations may he expected /
have IN several late conferences with the Shaw.
nees, Delawares, KitapOos, Soos Sauces law
ays, &c declared the Usage nation no longer
under the protection of the United States, and
set them at liberty TO adjust their several d;feren-
ces with that abandoned nation in their own way,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
JURISCOLA.


AS to the British orders of the 18th Of No
vember last being justified on the principle
Of retaliation, the following circumstances
will shew the futility of this plea.
They were issued be fore the Practical ec-
tension of The Berlin decree to the United
States was'known in England /; the correspon-
dence with Mr.. Regnicr, in which it is a.
vowed, not having been published in France
at the time,or known for considerable
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
BALrtMoRr, JuIv 95.

Three ships and two brigs from Jamaica,
among the latest arrivals at New York, had
full oargoes of rum, near two thousand pun
cheons. They sailed in company with the
British CONVOY. Flour at Jamaica by the car
go, Is to l8 dollars barrel and the island
as well supplied with beef, pork, and other
American produce rs before the embargo
Indeed so constant are the evasions, that our
embargo system is of singular benefit to the
subjects Of Great Britain,.,Fed Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
IIOHOL 10 d. NJ ANE 1.
Delivered by us
Secretary General Of the Council Of
State,
Signed, J.G. LOIRE.
]. G. LOIRE.

ST. Adams, (Vt.) July Il.
ne following deposition has been sworn
20 before Justice Hathaway. sjyTiIo account
of the affair mentioned was published sevc-
raj days since.
/, John Whitemore, lieutenant of the de-
tachment of militia under the command of
captain Hopkins, being duly sworn, testify
and say-That on the morning of the 22d
day of June, was at the garrison at Alburgh,
on Misssque bay, where we had in custody
nine barrels OF potash, which had been seiz-
ed by order of the collector for the district
of Vermont. The number of the men in gar
rison at that time amounted to twelve the
residue having been on duty at distance
from the garrison; that about two o'clock
in the morning of that day, about thirty men
armed, made an attack upon us, and secur-
ed the centres, probably intending TO take
the potash while the soldiers were asleep
They required us to deliver up the proper
ty we bad in store, or they would take it by
force, and expressed determination to take
it away at FL eveats, and to kill every man
in the garrison unless the potash was sur
rendered-On our refusing to deliver it up,
they commenced fire upon us, which we
returned The FIRE was kept up on both
sides until our cartridges on hand were spent,
(the residue being at our quarters,) when we
were under the necessity of surrendering.-
They then took the nine barrels of potash,
and carried it away into the province, lea
wing most of their men as guard over us,
until the boat with the potash had got out of
our reach-When the alarm was first given
by the centres, | attempted to go out Of the
door to relieve them, when one Of the insur-
gents struck me back into the house. The
| centres were then drove back into the house
we were fired upon in the barracks. while
we were endeavouring to prevent them from
| % ter he ackc III,
who was guarding the window, was fired up
on by the insurgents and severely wounded
in the shoulder by two balls, one of which is
not yet extracted.
JOHN WHITEMORE, Lieut..
Staunton, July g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05

! time thereafter in England. The case Of
the Horizon, the only instance of an Anne
rican vessel captured under the decree
was not decided on by the subordinate tri.
} bunal until the 9th of October, and was GER
tainly not known in England before the 18th
( OF November. Moreover ; the decision was
not final. An appeal was entered on the
part OF the United States from the prize
Court to the council OF state, answerable to
the English lords of appeal !; and the appeal
was net decided till the 18th of March last.
During the Intermediate time, the origi-
nal condemnation was subject to reversal !;
nor could the determination of the French
government be ascertaincd until thus final
" expressed. Then, and then only, could
Just grounds for retaliation exist. To shew
that We are correct in this important 6
conclusive fact. we add a transcript of the
act of final condemnation.
COUNCIL OF STATE.
Nafoieon,. BDaheror # the French, King Of
+. Hafy and Protector Of he confederation
of the Rhine.
Upon the report of our commission of con-
trovcrsies.
Having seen the plea set up by Mr. Alex
ander Mcclure, an American captain and
proprietor of the ship Horizon and of the
cargo on board, against the decision of the
Imperial Council of Prizes of the 9th oflast
October, tending to annul the said decision,
as to that par, of the merchandise which is
recognized as the growth manufacture of
the British isles
The memoir produced in support of the
plea;
The decision ofthe said council Of the 18th
September and
The advice of our commission Of contro-
versies;
Considering that the spirit and letter of
the imperial decree ofthe 21st of November,
1906, ordain without distinction and in an
unqualified manner the coniscation of all
goods, the produce of the soil or manufacture
OF Great-Britain, and that in applying it in
this sense to the cargo of the American ship
Her!Za:,, o;;: Imperial coi;oii has Conform
ed to the provisions of the said decree
Our council of state being heard
We have decreed and do decree as fol-
lows:
The plea of the American Captain, A
leXander Mcclure against the decision of
our Impartial council of prizes of the 10th of
October, 1907, is rejected
Approved in our palace of the Thuiileries
the 18th March, 1908.
Signed. NAPOLEON.
By Tie Emteror.
The Secretary Of State,
Signed.
HUGHES B. MARET.
Delivered by us
Secretary General Of the Council Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

0N Saturday the 9th day of August, will be
~ sold on the premises one undivided moiety
of LOT No. 324, lying in tho City of Richmond
near the Rock Laudng-Terms ut sale, cash.
PROSSER {. MONCURE, AUc'rs.
Richmond, August 3. (2t)
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NEw-ORLEANs. June 1s.

NEW-ORLEANS, June 10.
Yesterday arrived in this city, in good
health, Commodore David Porter, of the u.
, navy, who succeeds Commodore Leon
ard in the command OF the squadron on this
station.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05

We learn that capt Williamson, cruizing
in gun boat offlAke Barrataria, has made a
considerable seizure of dry goods smuggling
on board brig, for the Spanish marhet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
DOMESTIC.
From the National InteY;geneer.

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05
FROM VERMONT PAPER OF JULY 16.

UA3IRESSING CAT4STROPHE
We learn from Upper Canada, that on the LIST.
instant a raft passed down the river St. Law
renee, valued at 100000 dollars, on board OF.
which were 100 men it was taken by the lorna
do Is miles below Three Rivers, and totally de-
stroyed' and 81 of the pen drowned three on
ly Of the 100 reached the shore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05

The tederalsts, who spare no opportunity to
reyle the Administration, 10 sooner heard of
Mr. Haisey's gong to France, than they took
care to conjure up poor story about his running
oil to France with another mans vessel. and
selling it these gentlemen meantime not ca
ring the least about Mr. HIS. reputation, or the
aux yard light in which ii may place him, if this
story should reach England without its reftati-
on. 1t seems however that far once they have
'nistateh their MN. The above is All answer to
THIS fabrication. Enquirer.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-05

Several Editors Of this city have made mis-
takes in their statements concerning, Nathan Hal
sey' He IS not the person who iraudulently sold
MIR. Clason's vessel, butts man of irreproacb
'i,ie integrity. ms we have from good autho-
rity~.-B.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
By GEORGE w. p. GUSTS ESQ.
OF .drlingson Hossse, in The District Of CO.
i1m6ia.

AT time when the energies of the ma
ton seem awakened 10 the state OF our to-
reign and domestic concerns, we conceive
that the important interests OF Agriculture
and Manufactures should meet with consi-
derable share of the public discussion. Ger
tain 1T is, that at no period OF our political
history could these national subjects excite
more interest or be more properly urged to
the notice of the publi5 mind. The unsettled
and impending appearance of our foreign al
: Fairs. and the present disturbed state OF the
European world, READERS ii doubiy necessary
for.the citizens of America to cherish and
promote their domestic policy, whereby they
may derive those resources which are now
obtained from abroad and create wealth and
industry within themselves. Too long have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglecteS The nation now feels their want,
and we trust viii duly provide for their sup
port. Goyernment, hitherto engaged in other
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
about to issue soethe public, it is not our pro-
vince to decide, but of the advantages TO be
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
say every thing which disinterestcd 'exertion
: in the cause Of Domestic Manufacture Justly
deInsnds--And as the profits of this work,
after the expences of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con-
6dently expect liberal patronage from a
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR.
~ Printers IN TIE U. States sWA httose,ts-
give rhis advertisement an Insertion IN their
resteefiur fahers, and such as demand IL qvlH
Be faid az fdss e6fcc. booksellers snfah2ied on
Hdcrat FERNS, and oil orders sviz6e t4nct1aity
attended 90.
Alex. 18th June, 1903.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
yXTHEREAs JoHs ClorpEs hath, by

VETHEREAS JoHN CHOPPER hath, by
s w his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the.
assistant Judges of the circuit court of the,
District Of Columbia, TO be admitted 10 the be-
neht Of the act of Congress, for. the relief of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
Hnemenf in the Jail of Alexandria county
at the suit Of EVE BoYER and be-
ing unable to discharge the SAID claim
with others against him, has offered to deli
verup to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and nixed----yNotice is
therefore .gluer, TO the creditors of the said
JOHN CLoppER that or Monday, 27th inst
between the hours of and 8 o'clock OF
the same day, at the court house N Alexandria
the oath ofan insolveht debtor will be admir-
nistered to the said JOHN CHOPPER, and a
trustee appointed agreabIy to the said act OF
congress, unless cause be then s there shewn
20 the contrary,
By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hughone of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District Columbia, this 10th day
Of June, 1908.
G. Deneale, c. G.
June 90.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-23
G. Deneale, C. C.
The subscriber will Sell.
. On a credit of 6 70 and {

VII a CICOit VI ~ din ~
months, either of the HOUSES occu-
pied by Messrs. Gray, and Shreve, on King
street or of the HOUSES on the same street
occupied by Messrs. Sloan, and Nelson; Sc
v.ral vacant LOTS On Washington, near King
street; any part of his vacant GROUND ora
the Mall, the Potomac or Runting creek !.
ard several valuable ANNUAL GROUND
RENTS.
He will also dispose of a valuable
GRIST MILL on Goose Geek, near the
turnpike road from Leesburgh to Alexandra,
with about 500 acres of land adjoining, great
part OF which is well covered with timbers--
Apply to JOHN TUCKER, Alexandra, or
or the subscriber, near Leesburgh, :Loudonn
county. ..
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