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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-29

Jan. 3-Letters of the goth ult wer
yesterday received from Flushing
From them it appears that the Dutc.
merchants have ventured to remon-
strate with the French government, oil
the want Of fairness and equality III the
execution of the laws considering for
eign commerce in France and Holland.
They complain that in France brisk
trade is carried on with various nations,
while no vessels of any kind can go
out Of the ports Of Holland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-29
Ee5. rs, 1903.

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfelf tie
trult Of Administrator on he ehate of
HEzEKIAH BREWER, -
late of rreeport, in the county of Cumberland
ihipwright, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs He therefore requelts all per-
ions who are indeb ed to the aid decezfed's
estate, 70 make immediate payment; and lnols
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
FAINT to DANIEL BREWER, IuN.
Feb rs, 1908. (4s)
17tlE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
a to all concerned thar he has been duly
appointed and has taken inon himfelfthe truth
of an Adminillrator Of all and singular the
goods, chattels, effects, rights, and tFelits.
which were of
CHARLES ELLE2BY,
Of Berbite, in The colony Of New Antterdam,
decealed, al the time of his death. by giyirp
bond as the law directs. He therefore Fteucfs
all persons who are indebted 10 the Iaid de-
ceafed's estate, 10 make immediate payment y
and thole who have any demands thereon, 10
exhibit the fame to
- Al EAl4NOs GdABFs
Portland FeB %, Sos
"A L the Iubicribers, CcmmiiTioners, ao-
pointed BY the on samuel pernan.
E(q Judge OF Probate 10. the count, Of ann
herand 70 receive and exanln the elaine
of the fever creditors 10 the eGate of
kLEAZER TARTLtTT,
late Of Otisfed, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, give notic that fl nonths
from the eleventh day of November al, IL
allowed 70 lsId creditors 70 bring in and prove
their claims; and that we fllal Attend that
fervice at the houie a. Ma hznieI Cary, nm
Iolder " faid O'isheld 90 the fecond Tuef-
iay of February next, and on the leconc 1uef-
lays IF the three following nc rls, frcm ten
D clock A. M TO FIVE each nv
DaNtFI FOL DFNs
BENZ IN WIGHT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-29

tons FOR him to return by the way of
Paris.
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General Total,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-02-29

On Monday the birth day Of the sain-
ted WAsHINGTON, was noticed by a
display Of colours at the flag stats at the
tort and BY The vessels in our harbour
Dr.. Bulins, lately appointed Navy
Agent in Nc7v- York, is said to be fed
eralist.
A Virginia paper declares, I" from an
unquestionable source, We can assert,
that the friends Of Mr.. MUNRoE are re-
solved to perseyere, and moreover, that
the number of his friends are daily en-
creasing." If the advocates of Mr..
IF''nroe, are as they are stated to be,
The advocates of an honorable PEACE,
re say Heaven speed them.
The British Court has appointed a
caasrl to reside z! tsz7- O-!saas.
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LeggJNatgre Ct Maryland.
HOUSE. OF DELEGATES.
EoxrmhEn 20.

NIr. 1J:oha Ileaso'ss Thames, 6 Frederick.
moved the following resolutions, win some
introductory remarks on the present crisis OF
nublic affairs, end the cxpediencv OF me-
king an immediate ard faithful declaration
OF the sentiments OF the people Of MARYLAND
On subject Of the most pressing and eA'
tensive importance.
Whereas By vote CT the last general as
senbly Of MARYLAND, purporting to express x,
" the public VIII through the medium oIt .,
legislature 9 resolution WIS adopted &C.
cIaring that "tlle late act Of congress mp,
sing an embargo, WIS, II the option OF u,
said general assembly, a measure strohbH
characteristic of the judgement andwiso"'II
Of our national councils, and well calct,"'eae
to inspire confidence in the ind'viduss =.
the nation they represent" And where"
!" the public will'' has been recently express,
ed by the pubic voice jSself in the elec''o''
throughout the state fer the popular 'r1a,.
of this legislature, SO as to leave no ao'ot
what are the-rca! sentiments Of the Peopieo'
Maryland upona SUBJECT deeply and s0len'n
ly interesting to the whole American uhiJ o.
Ard whereas to correct and couateraet wv
impressions which may have resulted frols
the proceeding of the last session, t'uchn,s
matter 50 Immediately and extensive -:
momentous, it has thus become an H.. .
pcnsable duty, whicl their constituents nav.
a right to expect from the present ssn.,
to set forth an authentic ana ''''
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fortune to be nernbsr. As il
nlcn that should the embargo Be NV, NY OPT
ther measures ought to Be as:opted 10 O.
i meet with the supportofthe house =, incl
q witt at leastevince to the people Who's. 49, =
preventative | am, that ! will rot snsm;, &C.
British or French tyranny but hand dal 10
to their postcr;ty unimpaired that E aswa
which their forefathers SO nobly atcbiev.g
Mr. E. then proposed the foliowit,p rs - I
lutions, as an amendment to Mr. Cat,sn
dens motion
Resofved, That from and after the
day OF next all intercourse betvo,,
the United States end Great Britain. is {,
ands and dependencies ought to cease and
determine.
Resolve9, That from and after tie
day Of mkt all intercourse betwc.,
the United States ard France. its s.,na'
and dependencies ought to cease and der.
mine.
Resolved, That provision ought ID !. I
naade by law for arming and eqniApine {,
immediate service thousand niIf;a;,
adj ION to The force already authossedr
law"
The Speaker informed Mr.. Eprest l,n
these could not be received while anaber
question was pending; and MIR. Eppes WITH
drew them for the present.
Messrs. Elcckkdge, Clattea AID C. \.
Campbell declared themselves positively o.
posed tct the motion in It's present abstract
form.
We have not room to detail their cbsrr-
ya.ions. They were however Of 5hs same
tenor as those of lIesscs. Smile, I7roap,
and Eppes.
lyEessrs. CooA and Cats spoke in f,vcr
Of all immediate consideration of the sub
iect, from its importance to the mercan.il.
Interests.
The resolution was then made tie order
of the day for MONDAY next motion for
postponement till Monday week having
been negatived.
EXECUTIONS AND EMISSIONS OF
THE E.'R iRGO LAWS
FIR. Eliot: offered the following resell.
ton:
Pese'yea, That the secretary Ct the trea-
surp be directed TO !ay before the Fopse Of
representatives copies Of al instructions
which have been transmitted By him TO the
collectors Of the revenue and other o&cers
OF tn: y. States, il relation to the eyecu-
ton cf the act laying IN embargo upon all
ships and vessels in the ,,orss and harbors Of
the United States, and the several acts SEP.
plener sary and additional thereto.
On motion of Mr.. d. 4. Williams, the
following amendment was added 70 the end
of the resolution
Also as far as practicable. the names
and places Of residence Of such persons as
have becn detected il violating tie embargo
laws
After a short discussion which shall be
niticet il: the next National Ietclligencer,
the resolution was ordered to lie on the table
till tomorrow.
NON INTERCOURSE RESOLUTIONS.
MIR. Eppes now moved the resolutions
given above which were referred TO the
committee 70 whom was referred MIR. Chit.
tenden's resolution.
--.--z..s,..
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From the National Iateltgeneer.
DOCUMENTS

lecoNPANYING THE PRESIDENTS MS
SAGE OF THE 9TH IssTAHT.
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THE LIFE AND DEATH OF
TOM THUMB TIE GREAT,

The Lall1bataan Hero.
The Satire by the celebrated Henry Fielding,
Author OK Tom Jones, &c.
King Arthur, No. BIisset,
Lord Grizzle, Mr.. jefferson.
Dir. Noodle, Mr.. Bray.
MIR Decide, Mr.. francis.
Merlin, ithe Enchan-
ter, Mr. Harris.
Ghost oSaaeerThumb DIR Jacobs
Tom Thumb, Mast. Sciiyener.
Queen Dollallclia, Mrs. Seymour.
Princess Hunca-
mnnca Miss Hant.
CIora, Airs. Francis.
Musfa.hia, Mrs. Jefferson,
CIumdaIca, iqneen
ofihe Giants, Mr.. Cross.
IN AGT SECOND,
The Death OF the whole Roya] Family, and
the Royal Court, with iheir Re-animation.
by the art of Merlin the Enehanser.
re CONCLUDE NTH
The deliverancc of Tom Thumb, from the
destructive Jaws Of raonssrous Cow.
a-r On Thursday Mar. and Mrs. Wiinot's-
Benefit.
E3- Doors 70 Be efsen a. s, 9,sa ferformanae
20 brsin Areeisesy at q qasas.fe sast o'ciotk.
- Admfsaace--bor one aollGr, 7sif sessasy
.fpe essss, ga!ieyyygfy cents.
III Boz qyekets IS Be had ct the BAR Of
J1r. Gsds6y's dofei, and g. tie Office Of tie
@pily Gazette.
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n Printing in its various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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aleranurta pailp 0aaette.
COMMERCIAL IND POLITICAL.
Z o TT r r. Q, e r Z G e.


a TIcKETs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Q flee.
of the Alexandria Dasy Gazette,
price Five Dolls. s. Seventy toe
cents. A regular list OF the
drawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis TO those
who purchase tickets.
August 9. ----
: ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
ar No postponenent on account OF
the weather.
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ALEXANDRIA THEAI RE.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mr.. IND MRS. Fra NC rs;
BEING THE LAST Bur ONE, THIS SEASON.
OK TUESDAY, Aucusr 80, 1908,
UfU6r hresenteda celebrated comedyins aets,
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.l3ser svhic6 a cemiral tlaeraAoal 11ragedy I'm
,sao oeas, GATED,
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BLACKBERRY Strip.

THEprssent not only being seasonable
time to prepare this valuable medicine, but
to recommend its usefulness, particularly
amongst Children afflicted with bowel com.
plsints--a feeling mother offers the following
receipt for public benefit,
Take the fruit before very ripe, extract the
juice, and to, each quart add one pound of
white Sugar, skim and boil it about half an
hour. when cool enough to bottle add small
tea cup full of Brandy. From one to four
table spoons full, may be taken frequently,
as age and circumstances require. .
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Forty Dollars RssOard.

-, ~ . sA5
Ran away,on the 18th Of this instant, . yel.
low negro man. named CHARLES, aged a.
bout 40 years, S feet 8 inches high, lame IN
his hip, occasioned by fall from horse, the
right leg somewhat shorter than the other
causes him to Imp badly-he has also large
scar in between his fere finger and thumb,
cut Ly the point Of scythe on the rlghs mana :
he is shoemaker by trsde--hls cloatmag u
unknown. HE'S an artful fellow and perhaps
will endearor TO get on board OF some vessel
that sails to and from Alexandra. II taken
within twenty miles, twenty dollars, thll'y
miles thirty dollars, and If more the above ls.
word, ifbrought home to his master hvlng :"
FRINGE Georges, County near Upper Mas'-
borough, fifteen miles from Alexandra.
Elsasa Berry.
July %. 50,
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s. embargo which he sees Is ~ +
fsHks s I friends, as well as has enemies s; |;
hing NJ - no not dare, was ne president
Z w0lllo 10 - 40 away the party Ct
-morsoM, would be afraid that i
a9rt ass party 4 The southwark would
L did, ue No. no, whatever democrat
|uit tl's = same measures will be pursued.
keigps, ms on and Madison and Munroe
ns ,s;sh 10 destroy the nortnern eonins 8 Z
pen WIS., sstfing richer and more powerful
Re arc and the Clinton men VIII a.
ban els S j ken brethren for fear OF the loss
es wa You know how things are gong
pow sll ,sI do, yeu can see. Did you
e - e such dreadful tyranny as we
IS nss s.,,der--neither Hour nor bread nor
Pm NM, No., Else can be brought from one part
TT. + states is another without governor
, ny : q governor Langeon, or some o.
Pul.is aan,ofT,tic governor shall give per-
Kit The stamp act Was .'e q 100, g uns. -
Pi's .orse than the inquisllon WY, SIT,
|s We : not 4 king in Europe but Bonaparte
|IsIe ! dare ts.do such a thing--not let
na' o,su c;,tizer.s car without permit! II
~ s gn, or others break the laws, punish
' -. their heads off if you please
r. aaon,t ~, e our own people for fear the
Eu; ;';sb ST u!I get BIZ Of bread. It's bad
', ,.ss, ir lis whose gram is rotting but 1t
i :.asD;,eg. xosse for Our poor eastern neigh-
' a-sa know where it IS, but Can't get it.
|o :, ai3ays. notwithstanding our poltical
I,ar,rness, ,oui trleI,d,
lS - RICHARD SAUNDERS.
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a;frasoria DaAp 9aset'e,
SATURDAY, July %.

= = s-E -
The President Q. the United States left the
E;,, Of Washington on "Wednesday last tor
Monticello.
! The Secretary ofthe Treasury has also left
ne city for New-York.
rhe government schooner Hope, Captain
yooawal d, sailed yesterday She carries out
|uo messengers. Cap, Haleyto France, and
S,r atwater 10 England. Captain Haley will
Z laadea Of Havre-eie-Grace, while Mr.. At
a,er vii! repair to England. On the return
4 Captain Haley from Paris, the Hope will
: In for England, whence she will return to
his place with Captain Haley and MIR. Atwa-
kr.-hasional Eltelkgeacer.
4 An article in TIE Gazette OF the United
States states We have heard it asserted
fRox VERY, HIGH AUTHORITY, that no re-.
honstrance, proposals or communications OF
my kind were sent to England in the Usage
by this government, nor had our minister,
Mr.. Pinkney, made any to Mr.. Secretary
canning by order of the President" The
publication adds, that Mr.. Pinckney "nade
Iome suggestions, Of his own upon the Or
Pers in council, which were not answered
" Mr.. Canning, because he assured him he.
you'd send in a written representation on
be subject, which he never did make at the
be time or since"
These statements are comfortable with
fhatare now circulated in the best Informed
Frcles here, together with several others of
be same weight, in showing the existence of
eolinss and distance observed by our adj
bmistration on the one hand, and on the O.
per an assidlous solicitation OF France, not
discouraged by repulses Of the most mcrti-
ing kind. The expectation of the nation,
ad OF every one who felt the importance Of
'ate,a as suspended upon the terms and de-
lanes which were TO be disclosed on the
rnvai OF the Usage in Europe, was wound
70 the highest pitch, who were wait
iS MS,ously for her return, and inyok-
S every favorable 'breese to hasten it.
pun shls vessel, it seems, carried out no dis
Patsaes to one ofthe great powers, against
feom rcscatments were klndled alike by
H owl conduct, and the exaggerations OF
IS American enemies and she brings
ume from the other, an accounto of more
asndsd system of injury. What a condi-
M e embarrassment! What is left, bu,
ms crate the wish, that the original idea
G svalled ard been enforced by being
into law laying an embargo up
az Vessels and water craft whatever. J;
sus putting an end to foreign trade and do.
ISSUE COMMUNICATION. The people have
eeomc fredul and irritated by adding one
oa'pex provision to another, by way ol
sndmsnt; and they have contracted nc
s!s IDEAS of the legislative wisdom
ss, .a DEALS IN so much mutabiIty. Per.
- suo y might havebeen attained at once, but
HI m mel interference Of bungIing advisers
H. , arrested the hand of the master Artih.
y MISERY, BY their scruples.
h. ss s days elapsed, from the receipt o
dispatches in France, before the depar
6ssa " honapalte for Spain, and though til,
os+ +se ! renamed there between thirty. ant
o-Ss' 1t is believed that the messag,
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FaoM. THE PAsTIME.
M ODE,

a .H.V ODE3
omnenorative of the death of L,entenanf
SoweY., of the American Navy, and his
brave companions before Tripoli, IN the
summer Of 1905.
BY THE LATE Mn. BLAUvLLT.
Commodore Preble, with a view as much
as possible to harrass the enemy, ordered the
kctch Intrepid to be filled with n. aterials Tor
a destructive explosion, and gave the conduct
Of her to Lieutenants Somers, Wadsworth,
Israel, and a few others Their orders were
to approach, under cover Of the night, as near
as they could to the town and batteries ana
after firing a train, provided tor that purpose,
to make their escape boats A premature
discovery of them by the enemy, rendered 1t
impossible for them, either to reach the sta
ton which they contemplated, or to make
their escape; aud these brave men, with an
intrepidity almost beyond parallel, pretcrrins
death to an ignominious seryitude, set fire to
the train, and were blown with their enemies
into the air. This catastrophe Is inside the
subject of the following Ode.
ReeifatiOe.
Dark is the night, ahd deep and low'ring
Hang It's shadow DER the main;
Oathe bii!ow awful tow'ring,
Yonder glide the warrior train !
Not star bstrays their motion !:
Hush'd unseen, they hold their way
Su,len as the calm ofoeean,
AT the lurid close of day.
I Lo! the fleet with yalor steering,
Dimly skirts the western sky;
Hope and doubt alternate beaming
From the war instructed eye.
Pre5le there serene presiding,
Dirtant marks the foatins death,
Toward the castle darkiy gliding,
Aided by the brecze's breath.
ydfr.
! Chief of daring! thine is glory
Far beyond the reach of fate;
| Slain-simmortalized in story,
Living yalorous and great!
/ I hine the calm heroic spirit,
| Firm to act, and bold to dare;
| Or to mark the need of merit,
] Or the Here's grave to share
! Recitatiue.
/ Now the bark in distance fading,
Glooms beneath the tlrret steep,
Not sound the ear invading
! Save the murmur Of the deep.
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she carried out has receivedno other answer
than the Bayonne decree, authorizing indis-
criminate captures. To comprehend the
full scope of Bonaparte's treatment of our
administrationQ blush to say of the ma
ton; for hope they will repel it, at the
maturityof things it Unnecessary to recol-
lect the time Of its issuing, and we shall
perceive in that circumstance and The work
ings Of his naughty mind, the probable cause
Of it. Indignant and disappointed at seeing
the measures Of our government, though OF
anature to favor his policy and his prejudice
es, stop short in their progress at a point not
coming up to his will; at the first. leisure
moment he finds on his Journey, he issues
general reprisals against US !; for Of that and
no other nature is the Bayonne decree, not
withstanding the attempts to paliiate and e.
ven to justifyit by the friends to France,
and the enemies Of their own country. And
pray, what more was necessary to complete.
his hostile carriage towards us? He had al
ready conhscated much of our property de.
tanned the rest In all the ports under his con-
troll, forbidden us totrade with England or
ii, English goods, or to be spoken by an En-
glish vessel. Nothing renamed but to seize
every thing upon the ocean, with no other
rule Of exception, than the slenderness of
his means OF capture. NorM american.
General Sutton, brother to Sir Robert
Sutton, was very passionate, and calling
one morning on sir Robert Walpole, who
was quite the reverse, found his servant
shaving him. During the conversation, sir
Robert said John you cut me- and con-
tinued the former subject of DISCOURSE
Presently he said again, /" John you cut
me y but as mildly as before; and soon
after ne had occasion to say it a third time;
when Sutton, starting up in a rage, said,
swearing great oath, and doubling his fist
at the servant, !" if sir Robert can bear it l
cannot; and if you cut him once more,
John, I'll knock you down."
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rRoM WASHINGTON CITK,

FROM Ip.lsHINGT0 CITK,
Informs the citizens of Alexandria aid Its
vicinity, that he will be at Mr.. Gadsby's, for
a few days, where he may be consulted IN the
line OF his profession.
A few boxes of 6est DEA,7RIFICG may
be had by applying as above.
July IS.
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Surely she has gained her station,
~ Lost In, distance and in gloom.- e
It's the pause of expectation !
lis the silence Of the tomb !
dir.
Warriors rue the gale that bore them.
Rue the gloom that Wrapt the skies! &
Never shall the sun restore them,
To your valor-woeping eyes
Shield them. Heay'n, and tn exploslont
Quickly watt them from the shorel-
Who can bear the swift conclusion
Who tan list the sudden roar! 81.
HecifanDe.
See the flash one moment SHINING:
Ocean, earth and Heay'n lllume!
Now again It's lost! resigning
Heay'n and earth and sea 10 gloom.
Horror all, and wild commouon--
Shrieks OF millions from the Shore
Cleaning on the suipsl'rous ocean.
Cannons burst with rapid roar.
Atlas trembling hears the thunder
Below thro' his shores below;
Sees his tawny sons oi plumber
Frishted fly, withouta foe.
Asr (6y the Turks.
Allah! whence this dire undoing
Rushing thro' the troubled air!
Save, OH save thy race from ruin,
Shield the faithful from despair
Recitative.
Der the scene, at length, reposing
Wrapt in desoation's reign !;
Morn reluctantly disclosing, u
Family CLUES the eastern plain.
Chcrus By The cresvs.)
Rise in haste oh God of splendor
Valor bids the swiftly rise;
Triumph to the deeds we render s
Vcii'd by midnish from our eyes.
Hail the wave that TO our wishes,
Proudly watts the daring few
Hail the dawn that bears propitious
Fame and Somers to his crew.
Reclt4aUe.
Morning breaks--but an, to anguish!
Lurid was the light it shed.
Ger the enquiring eye OF anguish,
For the warrlors-lrAin is tied.
.1ir Isl.
Gallant Warrior we'll attended
Rush'd your valoe to its grave
Many a foe convulsive rendee,
Grimiy sank beneath the wave.
Well avenged ere long you'lihumber'
Victims welt'ring, pale and low
Many Turk, in icy oslumDers,
Soon shall knit the savage brow.
Gen'rous Youths your story tening,
Tho a sigh suspend the breath;
Ev'ry nerve TO frenzy swelling
Claims victory from death.
.dTr I'd.
Herslds ofour country's glory
D.wning on the path OF time
Age shall kindle at your story.
Chers.'d oitin future rhyme
For the Bard on Fame attending,
Shall. enraptured by thy tale.
Yer his harp of legend tending,
Give your glories to the gale,
Beauty, TOO, wreath bestowing,
bids it flourish round your bier;
Ever ir remembrance glowing,
Ever water'd by her tear.
.4tr Cd.
Often shall the Arab wander
From his hiIs of sunnyisand,
On your deeds OF fame to ponder, i.
Circled by his list'ning band
8. Persisted here" he'll say, /" the stranger,
T When the star of night was high;
Like thee, Christian, Drawing danger,
{ it mine like thee to die
M Qgysss 3: as;.EsssEz zEsis@4EEA
gssSsszSx ) "a :sS So. ~ ~
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and alexandria Turn
b,ke company.

PaKe company.
~ HE Stoc kholders Of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Company are
hereby notified, that the second instalment of
Ten Dollars on each share, is called for by
the Presiden: and Directors of tho said Com.
pany, and is required to be paid to Charlie
Page, Treasurer, in Alexandria. on or before
the 2eth day of August next, agreeable to an
&C. Of Congress, entitled An act for the e.
establishment Of 4 Turnpike Company in the
county Of "a LEX gia, in the district OF Coz
''iumbia. I. = { -. -
By order of the Directors,
G, Deneale, Precedent.
July -.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-23
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