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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-07
sales at Vendae.
.very Tuesday and Friday,
mrTy r. Re SOLD

WILL BE SOLD
vendue Store, corner OF Prince and
ps Water streets.
L.,;;&s, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, sc.
49, &c of which will be expressed In
P! ms e the day-Al kinds of goods
Pl'lS = ~ limitation and the prices OF
y an are established, can at any time DC
I'd y and purchased at the lowest liml'a4'0A
p G. Marsteller, Y. N.
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Alexandra County, July 10.
A GREA / BARGA AIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, | | miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town Ter
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 47o acres, on which is a conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough for gen.
teel family, together with all the outhouscs
suitable, all new or nearly so an orchard OF
apple trees of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit trees, proportion OF i'm
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR. JOHN DUL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the pre-,
misses. =
e. Dulin. :
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ROBERT GRAY,
HAS JUsT RECEIVED
ne following new Songs

SET TO MUSIC
me Lay OF Love, written by ]. L. Lewis,
III Inc music composedby DR.. ]. Clarke.
,ae Home of my Heart, Ballad, sung
& & mr. inciedan, and composed by Mr.. Z.
helps Frice IS cents.
siwice Forward, favorite Cotillion, a
sasss 10 the new song of No, no, no, 1t
I,soe SO. Price 25 cents.
: nc Days that are gone, Ballad, with an
for the plane forte, compo-
4, oy Or. Clarke. Price 81 10 cents.
IN beautiful Butterfly, burnt IN ball
~. Price l2 l-2 cts.
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Iult Received,
Per the Schooner PRESIDENT, Capt. OwENs,
and for Sale,
: 20 hobsheads of first quality Muscovado
Sugar, and
tons Lignum Vita.
ALSO, IN STORE,
E7pipes and seven half pipes TeneriAe
Wine, part of which is of SUPERIOR quality.
6 hogsheads Antigua Rum, very old
and finely favored
Sugar in barrels and. boxes.
50 barrels Mess and Cargo Pork.
80 bales Georgia and Ncw-Orleans Cot
ton.
Coffee in bags and barrels.
80 barrels inspected Herrings, and
$500 Building Shingles, ahoat--which will
be sold low if Immediately applied for.
Newton Keene.
August 4. dat
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-08-07
AND TRAVELS:

Forming complete History, of the Origin
and Progress of Discovery, by Sea and
and, from the earliest ages to the present
time. Preceded by an Historical introduce
ton, and Critical Catalogue of Books of
Voyages and travels: And illustrated ald
adorned with, numerous Engravlngs.
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To be Sold, or Rented,

T.
The property conveyed by Elisha Janney,
for the benefit ofhis creditors consisting OF
Two Dwelling Houses on an half acre OF
GROUND, at the south west corner of Duke
and RD yal streets. One of these is an elegant
new b. uilding calculated for the accommoda--
tor o a large family.
An half acre Lot Of Land, situate at the
south east. corner of Cameron and Henry
streets.
A small dwelling house on ans alley east
ward of Union street, between Duke * WOLF
streets.
A Farm of IL acres, within two miles of
town, on the Lcesburg road, enclosed with
post and rail fence, on which. there is tolcr~t
able good dwelling house and well of water.
ALSO FOR SALE,
The wharf and the improvements theresns.
on the south side of Prince street.
:. Richard M. Scott, IYui2ee.
Bush Hill, July IL. 2awew
,Rayer- Farm to Rent.
AM authorised to rent In divisions, that
I part of the late General Washingten's es-
tate called 2IVER-FARM. The fertility
to say nothing of the commanding situation
of this place, is sufficient to excite the atten<5
ton of farmers.
WIN. H. FOOTE.
ar Pruning IN It's various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch.
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FINE PASTURE.

n "E will be ready in about fen days to fur
4, sutchers and others, Pasturage on our
n Tor any number Of cattle not exceed
Philip Alexander,
!, John Luke.
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AURELIUS.

CONTINUED
NON-INTERCOURSE,

The house resumed the consideration of
toe unfinished business of yesterday.
Mr.. G. Tackson withdrew his motion
Of yesterday with view to offer another in
place of it, which looked more like a manly
stand. He said that the amendment pro-
posed was no offer made to either power to
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For the alexandria Daily Gazette.

Mr.. sNowDEN, IL
Be pleased 10 publish in your paper the
following reflections, excited by the passage
by the Virginia legislature, at then las' sss I
sion. of the law concerning judgments ano
executions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
Edory 1arn e. THREAD Store.

JOSEPH POPE, informs his friends and the
.DpulA.c that he is appointed Agent for Aisy
u B,s1es, of Providence, who will keep him
conlantly fupplied from their long known *
well eftabliihed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloied Stocking, 2 & thread,
otto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wirk Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting,
do Cheek and Stripe,
Bed Tick, sc.
Which will be fold wholelale and retail al the
Factory prices. Shcrkeepers in town and
country may be fupplied on the fame tern" As
Al the Manufactures, by applying at No. z,
MuGsy', Rsv. (6m) Lss. 19.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
Mugs y 7Ypen,
A. Cheever & Co.

II AVE RE M0YEb from their former fland
1 4 TO the itore nearly oppoii,e, formerly oc-
cupiec by ". p. PsorJ No. |. Union Row. where
is for faie, large AID elegant anor,ment' man.
u 'adurcd under their own infpcdhon and
warranted free from damage. They eoniili
of every kind fashionable and uieful and
will be fold cheaper than can be purehaied
clewhere in the Difiriti of Maine, II retail
at wholefale, as low as can be purchaied IN
Bolton.
HATS, they have of their own manufac-
turing. of every kind, which will BE- fold and
warrant. to give the purchafer iatisfaet'on.
HoufebaH Furniture.
New Beds and Bedfteads, with variety OF
Parlour aGd Kitchen Furniture.
f.r Cath given for hating & fhipping Fusrs.
Portland Jas. So. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
FOR SALE,

& Farm in csf~ESssksS. containing q
= bout SC acres Of land. well waiered, and
cutting 20 tons Engli1. and Tome faIt hay, and
having thereon two-aory brick Dwelling
Hosfs, Barn 81 BY So, well Gnifhed, and
other out houfes This Farm Is very pleziant.
~ 6,uaied, having complete view ,f the
Town and Harbor Of Portland; il is alto con.
neeted with the waters of Fore river. and
within halt a mile Of the contemplated Bridge
TO Malams Neck. Terms will be LIBERAL
For further particulars, inquire of
NATHANIEL FREEMAN
Csps EhssbsfS, Mod 6, 1909 I'D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

WHEREAS, Mr.. DAVIS has declined any
further engagement in the Academy zf
ter the expiration Of the preient quarter, the
Truflees give notice, that on the IRA of April
next the Rev. WILLIAM Catoo will take
charge of the Inflifs,ioa as Preceptor
. Thofe who with 10 place their children or
wards under his inlructioa are requellsd to
make application TO the Hon. SAn,rL Fssr.
MAN, Eiq as heretofore q @f4
Tuition, four dollars per quarter Females
will be admitted IS formerly; and If fufi
cienf number fhould offer, Preceptrefs will
be procured TO take charge Of cersa.n branches
Of their education, in a fererate apartment, Of
the Academy.
BY order Of the Board Of Truflees.
ELIJAH KELLOGG, f,si4ess.
Portland, Ma,eb s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
}3osnr.
FROM ruE u. 5. GAZETTE.

OaIa6ss'ffirg 10 Ae Em6ego Jo,eing ht7.
have rad in romance of a cavalier knight
Whohaving hewed down !undry giants in fight,
All covered with laarels returned from .he
fsiie,
Iat was cudgelled and turned out CT doors by
his vic.
AmeFieansieem and lin forty to FAY il,
(But ! Will tell the truth, lei it biz whom it
may hip
To he acting part quite as foolifh and tame
Aslhe wsrriour thus bea:enby termsgant dame
They fought long boafted invincibe nation !
Their freedom Obtained aud the worlds ad.
aira,ion,
Now by g,aaai" at helm they are THANKFULLY
liacsied,
And ike an old dray .horfe fland fill to be
tackled y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
Come and Sfe.

A N excellent FARM for faIe, fituascd in
fsi~0sfb, on the main road leading from
Portland to Brunlwick, in the Province Of
Maine, and within four miles Of Portland
Said Farm lies between New Cafco meeting
houfe aud ?refumpfcut bridge, within a few
rods of each, and contaios about two hundred
acres by elimination, be the fame, more
OF LEILA The houfc on faid farm is large, CON-
modious, and very pleAfan,ly fi'ua,ed, com.
manding fair profPecf OF the open Tea at the
entrance of Portland harbor, zs ALTO very
confderable part of tina, beautiful rown-The
barn 10 32 by "a feet. Said farm is fufficien,
to produce hay enough for forty cattie.:s con.
,ains about eighty acres Of coed psilure. well
iupplisd with freih and fa!t water through the
whole lezion, as IL 70 bounded on the fea fhore.
II is an excellent feat for houfe of public
ertainment, and will beautifully accommo
DATE merchants and mechanics with houfe-lots,
IN addition TO that little neat village, above
the fhipyard, which has already been fold of
the farm.
Within half mile of the fhp-yArd are
nearly twenty five acres of perhaps the beft
white oak chip. lumber in the whole town -
Within one mile of the houie lie twenty acres
Of iaud, well covered with wood and timber.
Within Two miles OF the houfe, are abou,
twenty acres OF good land iiiuated on the
aforementioned high way leading from Port
land 10 bruniwick.
There is a'io a valuable piece of falr. marfh
which produces from fis to eight tons of hay
in the year, within halt mile of the barn
which may be purchaied with laid farm
Farming utenlIs of all kinds necefary TO car.
~ on faid farm may aIfo be purchafed. A
view Of the farm will afford is beit recon.
mendasion The terms of payment will be
made eaiy to the fortunate purchaier. For
further particulars inquire of
DAVID M'CRECORE,
of Bedford, N. H. or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
on the premifes.
N. Now or never for the farm will
doubtless be fold within three months.
Ms,s56. (sm)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
Se!fet Paragraphs.
PROVIDENCE, MARCH a.

Providence, MARCH a.
Je JnFrERsoNlAN DYNAsry bavmg
ysserdy expired, JAMES THE FIRST
Ibis day esufnenreS HIS kuLR ovfr
fbr United STATES.
THIS day ought to be fet apart as
a.fsitisal, as long as the United States
cxia becau(e we are now releafed
from an evil which was of far great
er magnitude than plague, peftilence
or faminc--we mean the adminiitra-
ton of Mr.. JEFFERSON. This admin
iltra,ion has been entirely of the nom
defcript clafs being totally unlike
every thing which ever exited be-
fore, either in heaven above, or in
the earth beneath, or in the waters
Under the earth. SHAKESPEARE him.
felf, who drew each change Of many
colored lifc-who exhaufed worlds
and imagined new ones, could not
have drawn its character. II has out
done lasp in treachery. iuGdicufneis
and malignity; Ofrick in frivolity ;
Piitol in pompoii'y and emptiness,
ana PAROLES in vaporing and cow
ardiee. II has expired without at
tempting one manly or honorable ac.
ton, or manifelting a Jingle difpof-
lion to vir,ue. 1t began in the " full
eide of fucccfsful experiment" when
twelve years of Federal policy had
raifsd the nation from anarchy to or.
der, from weakness to itrength. II,
las expired amidit the feeds of diff.
cerd. diunon, anarchy, confufon =
and when, according 10 the Traps
and Gibbons oftbe day, the country
IS in danger Of being dreacbsd in bio 1
1t has reverted the order of nature
and proceeded in a direction which
is contrary To the common courfc o.
human affairs. 1t began in incor
rrption. it has ended in corruption
It began with glory, and has ended
with diihonour. 1t commenced il
power, and has ended in weakness
Should the hiitory Of this adminiltra
ton defend down the gutter o
time" it will be coupled with iafa
nv, and mentioned with difgult
che nod Of Bonaparte has ratihct
pur dchny, and his dit77sn has beet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
JUST received ald for fac ly
Ioieph Crois, Jun.

Ne. S, Uaion- ROzo--a general alortment of
Enelb q Vet. India Good5,
which he ofTers on the moff Reasonable term
for cath or country produce-Among which
are,
Broad Cloths Kerfeymeres
Patent Plane Patent Cord
Black and Olive Velvefs; Baizes Blankets
Flanels, white and yellow; Ruflels
Calimzncoes; Linnens Dimo,ies
Swandown; Toilinets; Britiih Cottons
Calicos Cambricks, white and colored
Pins; Buttons Sewing Silks; Binding
Sufpenders; Shawls Worried and Cottor
HoGery
Millinets; Parisnet gauze Ribbands
Laces; India co,tons; Check Do
LINEN Cambrick Bombazetts
Silk Hoiiery; rlaided and Plane Luitring'
Ginghams Furnitures Silk Chambrays
Gentlemen and Ladies Silk Gloves
Gentlemen's beaver Gloves
Ruilia Diapers; Cotton Umbrellas
Table Linnens Carpsting
White Wooden fuirAble for folders drefs
Checkt Linneus China Hanckfs.
Linnen and Cotton do
Dook ana rdney Munes
Blk. Modes; India Calicoes
10 Hhds St Croix Rum
3 Hhds MoIafes, ben retailing
8 Pipes CHM; Cogniae Brandy
Port and Malaga Wines
So Chefs souchong,1
hyfon, Young TEAS
Hyfon * BoheaJ
1000 ID White and Brown Havana Sugars
1000 Id. cJase; Pepper; Peeninto
Ginger; Gala Indigo
l2 Bales Cotton
80 Boxes No 2 Chocolate
20 Boxes Rai6ns
20 Caiks Nails, I'd, g., led, god.
Efh and Salt.
100 Barrels fuperhoe Flour
Engiiih ohoveis. Fsb. 27.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice
to all concerned tha, he has been dp. ap.
pointed and has taken upon himfef the ,ruli
of an ad mininratus on the elta,e Of
CHARLES MNEAL,
late of Gorham, in he county of Cumberland
merchant, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law direc,Ltie therefore requeRs all perfons
who are indebted TO the faid deceaied's efiate
10 make immediate payment and thcfe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame 10 JAMES BURNHAM.
FEB. 81, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
NOTICE :

THE iubfcriber being about to elofe buc-
nsls in this place, requens all thofe with
whom he has unfetticd accouats to call and
have them adjuaed and all ,hofe indebted
TO make immediate payment.
NEHEMIAH CRAM.
P~tiand, Jan. 80. (sw)
N; B. The fubferiber offers the remaining
part of his fiock, conGaing of W. l. Coods q
Gvoesris, at reduced prices for cafli only.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13


we'll for US if This iervile oabal has
not initiated thofc 1hracian 1ayes
who conducted the Goths into the
bofom of their own country. Thefe
men obtained potTeilion of the govern
ment by means of the Internal fam
ders they propagated againit every
friend of the country; and by their
boaftings Of the prodigious things
they would perform. Like all boat
ers, they have proved themfelves to
be unprincipled deceivers defitute
of truth, honour and honefy They
aattersd to betray They have def
troyed all our envicd PROPERTY and
Happiness +; and reduced near one
fourth of the people TO bcggary.
They have violated the contribution,
have expofed all its weakneiles and
defects sand they have rendered
the whole government contemplate,
and an object Of ridicule to the peo-
pie. In this deplorable fate Of
things we arc glad to fee any change,
being convinced that it canno: be for
the worfe. But from fuch a change
as has now been made, we dare no.
ilatter ourfeleves that any good can
arife. 1t affords
Nc Ee5i.--bus rather darkness vi6ble;
Serves only to difcover fights of woe.
Regions OF forrow. dolefui fhades, where peace
And rea can never dwell, hose never come
We NUT expect that the embargo,
non- intercourse, war, double duty,
and other villanous meafures of the
late administration, will be continu-
ed !; and that, inltead of relief, we
ihall receive from ,hele men nothing
but torture zritbsm end.
On Saturday the 4th Infant. the
Legislature of this Commonwealth
terminated its wint:r FELTON,. Al
though this term has been nearly
month fhorter, than that commenced
in January, 1903, yet an unprece-
denied quantity uf buGnefs has been
tranfaaed. Eighty Acts. and great
of Refoivss have been paaed,
and an mutual number Of private
petitions and memorials have receiv-
I'd patien, attention, and fuch a
as circumstances would
permit. At the commencement of
The fellion, the gloomy and porten-
Ious fate of our national affairs, and
the alarming meafures which Con-
yrefs had adopted, were expected to
rngrots nearly all the attention and
mott of the time of our Court but
by induttrious application. and the
command Of the belt talents, they
have averted or delayed the fall Of
calamities, and given a
pledge to their conltitucnfs Of their
ability and determination to protect
them from unconstitutional burthcns;
and yet have found iufiicieni time to
complete all the cuitomary local and
minor objects Of itate legiilation.-
The members Of the majority will be
welcomed among their fellow citizens
with the exclamation of "1veH dine
fb0u god and faifbfai jeyvaufs."
The various important Reports,
and the Memorial and Address, do
credit to the authors, and honour to
the State and will remain on record
4 .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
EOR S LIE.

A ONE Story DWELLING HOUSE, with
= Eve Rooms completely iiniihed on the
lower floor, and one in the chamber, togeih
or with the lct Of land il land. on with an ex
eelIent we'll of water. ftua,ed on Cumberland.
free,, occupied by John Ligh; further
particulars apply to
OLIVER EyrRETr.
Psrhcad, Es3 %. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
NOTICE..

John FARWELL requeits all thofe who
J have uniettled accounts with him. to call
and have them adjuited as foon as ponsble, as
he erpects lhorily to leave town.
Pevfissd. IMsrL 6. 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
e. CRRELY & Co.
Have fer sale,
40 Hhds Rum,
4Pipes Brandy,
q do Gin 3w1
REMOVAL.


NyM. ooRHAAi RESPECTFULLY inform, his
!" frieeds and the public in general, that
he has ssaoved up in MAir -itreet, nearly OPP.
polite Mr.. William ROSS, where he has Jun
received, and has for fale, = frefh and general
aforrment Of Engifh and W. !. GOODS and
GROCERIES /; among which are, fuperfns
and low priced Broad Cloths blue Plains /;
velting; Baizes FlAnnels; linen and cotton
Checks; ~, Is, q - yds. pieces India Cottons !;
gilt Butfous neeve do; black Silk, and
Threads, per h.; few lbs belt Batavia Nut
psegs, Gala, p,menio, aud Cloves; Epglilh
Curreats; ramA-inds; WI Peppers; Muf
ard; Ginger iouchong, young and real n.y.
fon Teas Coffee loaf, browa, and Havan-
ali white Sugar.; Flour and Pork per barrel /;
hulled Barley hollow Ware; s and 10 plate
can iron Stoves Gin Cafe, 7; Redwood. Log
wood, and Puiiic India long and round Floor
Mas; bed Cords; dun and hearth Bru.hes !;
corn Brooms; boaes fmoked Her ring; Bees
wax brafs inkifauds; feel top, Thimbles /;
Scifou; large and fmall Trunks Raxors g.
Cafes; Hammer; Coffee Mills; Chocolate I;
Wool Cards; Tobacco Scotch and Rappes
Snuff; white Beans Rye and Indian Meal /;
Corn; roll Brimffone water Pals and hang
Buckets; wafer aad nen Boxes; rum Barrels.
and Kegs. Of all iizes few barrels Cider !;
hour Ciafes; rumbIers; ftone Jugs; Rum ;
Gin Brandy; Cherry Vinegar Moafss
Rofe and Annie Wafer; Cordials diamond
B. upland Cotton cod and pollock Filth !;
Edence spruce beR Lemon Shrub; Rice
Indigo CandIes; brown Soap herds grafs
and clover Seed.
FOR SALE,
And w. !. Goods or country Produce taken
in payment, lot Of Land in Way6iegfss fret.
convenient for Soap Houfe ON account of
the Water.--Aifo, for the fame kinds of pay
ment, a iot of Land. with convenient dwei-
ling houfs, pleAfansly 6tua.ed on Hgh.flrset.
Inquire as above
P~asnd, Feb 81, 1909. (sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
FOR SALE,

William Goddard,
LAS received by fl,ips Globe and Hannah
\ from Liverpool, an addition to his .sock Of
Hard-Ware Gaods,
Which are offer ID for fale on the moff favora-
BILE terms, by wholefs!e or retail.
Porfissd, Ma. 7. (h)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
IMpROMPru.

OK PADDY DuAss's PAT-RIoTfsx. 2
Some people affirm that Duane is paddy,
An American fome from wild Triih daddy,
But I.thopsb TO Atheit, boldly advance.
That ii MAJ be, the creatures thing come 5,
1baEs.
Or as Backbone defines it sss IF fbe be9ph,
And therefore it follows a, plain as ifeepIe,
That the pure patrietifm Of this prince o!
paddles,
Is filiAl Affection he bears for Biz dsdaisr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
HIATT, Shoes and Boots.

fnitable for Gentlemen, Ladies or Children,
which he offers on a. reaiooabie term. foe
cath, lumber, or country produce, as can be
purchaied at any flore in town.
Portland, FEB. 81. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
William M.Lellan, Jun.

INFORMS his friends and the ubIie, that
: he % now opening very large adortmens
of
EngEb q India G1ads, & Croceries,
with large saortmcus Of Gilt and Framed
LOOKING GLASSES,
which he will Cell very cheap indeed, for eafh
or country produce.
N. b He requets thofe who are indebted
to him Of long time Handing, on Note or
Book. to pay Immediately, or there will be
con added to them.
Ps,skast, Fs6. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
IKE NOTICE.

A Ii perions indebted 10 the late firm of
"A BRADisH 4 BROWN. or to LEVI
BRADlsH, either by Note or Account, are
hereby called upoa TO make payment by the
f,tssHfb ef Mani sexf-at which time all IN
paid Notes and Accounts will be lef, with Ar
attorney for collection.
LEVI BRADISH.
Portland, Feb l6, 1899.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-13
Copy efanSned, by
DANIEL sEwALL. Czkri.
York, f.-h court efCommn. Plesx

YORK, H.-h Court Of Comma, PleasS
January tern, at alfred, I'D. 500.
ON The petition aforefaid, Ordered, That.
the petitioners ferve all the above parties liv-
lug in the county of York with an atteflcd.
copy of their iaid petition, and this order
thereon, or by reading the Game to each #
them, and alto cauie an a,teIied copy of faid
petition and order to be publiihed in the Port.
land Gassffe. three weeks iucce1ively; the laa
publication rherc-f, and tie ferviees afore[aid..
to be thirty days At lean before the next term
OF this Courl to be holden AZ York within and
for laid county Of York. or the third Monday
OF April nexi TO the end any per'ons inicrelted
may then and tho-e appear and flew sauie, if
any they have, why tae prayer Of fad peli-
tion thould not be granted
Auea. DANIEL SEwALI., c,s,!.
WE the fablcribers being appointed By the
Hon. Silas Lee, judge of Probate for
county of Lincoln Commiii,onsrs to receive
and e1an,iae the claims of the feveral credit
ora TO the eflAte Of
SAMUEL WOODWARD. ruN.
late of BriitoI, dsssafed, rcpreien,ed iniolven,,
and forr months being allowed faid creditors
TO bring VA and iuppor, their Claims, do here
by give notice that we will attend the bufneis
of our appointment At the dwelling houfe OF
R. Huaons, Eiq. in iaid Briaol, on Monday
the 18Th day OF February next, and the leeond
Monday ia the s''ree following months, from
one O'Clock NJ ill FIVE DO.
VIM CHI 4MBERLAIry,
JAMES DRUMMOND, juv.
Bne'i jan. 81, 1900. tFIsJ