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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
Dated Auguit 9, 1893.

THE fubieriber hereby gives public potice
10 all concerned, iha, Inc has been duly
appointed and has taken upon heaelf the
uuf of adminiffrMfix ON the eItate Of
CHARLES LEE LokING, s
late of NoFiLyarmouth, N The ecnn'y Of Cum
beriand, yeoman, decealse, by giy.'e bond as
the law dir,tts--she therefore requeif, all per-
lons who are indel.ed 10 The ia,a deceSisds
etiaie, to make immediate payment; and ,hofe
who have any demands thereon. 10 erh,bis.
the fame 10 80. LUCY LORINS
4dsgsa 4, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14

been allie 70 dispose Of il, IN lie several
West.lnda i-lsuds she aas been al, Tor half
the first cost. fer fish was offered for
sale at auction, At 81 Bars, aut would
fetch no mere thaul dol so cts. per quintal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
NATHAN NJ THas N W1fDSsso;u. c'~".g''-e''
F,sspvt, A-g. 8, 1879


DUBLIC notice is hereby given, sha, the
L iuhlcribers have been duly appointed by
the Hon Samuel freeman, Juags OF Probate
OF Wills. sc for ihe County OF Cumberland,
commiiiioners 10 receive and examine Lie
claicis-Cf a,ithe creditors TO the .eiaie Of
iiztif e SAMUEL GodBTNG.
late of Nor,hyumouth, ia laid county, boat
builder, deeelfed, repgelsnled iplplyens bat
FIX months from he 18th OF July lat, afe-sl-
lowed faid creditors to exhibit their eia.ws !;
and that iad oonlmiiioaers vii. al,eGa for
tia, purpole, at the dwelling houle-os @il-
lam Coodipg of lad NosthyArme1t h, on the
laf Fridays of Seplembeg, November, aud la
nuary next, from Two 20 TX oeo,k, T.. NJ.
tAMMI2. Mi cHELL-,) 4.
ELISHA Z GU TIER, c.snE .aea
JOHN CUTLER, }
Asg, 9, 1909 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14

dcred prisoners e var. The place, before
tie r,entler :, As reduced to great want Of
provisions, awl the GARRISON vas reduced
TO leo regulars ind 50 militia.
EPPdT6-I1 tie 53 paragraph AMI 7th
line from the lvp, Of lie ewrsets lrtm Mr..
OaR's Grafton, published in our las, fer
strap" read ledp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
Bo70doin CoHege.

HE Overfeers of Bowdoin College, are
reminded thar their next ltsted meeting
will be at the College Chapel in Brunfwiek,
on Tuefday the fifth day of September next.
AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JONATHAN ELLIS, Sstreta,y.
z0t9a~, 4fsgya iltb, 1900.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
IA E the iubfcribers having been a, pointed

WE the iuhfcribers having been a, pointed
comm, toner's by ,he H1n Samuel
Freeman, E'q Judge Of Probate Of Wills, &c.
for the county Of Cumberland, 10 receive and
examire the claim, Of creditors o the eilaIe of
) SAMUEL MITCHELL, JUN.
late of Freeport in faid constv. yeomsu, de-
ceAied, .reprefsnied lniovent, hereby rive o.
tiee hat OK mon, hs are a',uwed TO lad ca esi-
tors 10 bring in and prove their claims.
that we viii attend thar ierv,ee at NE well
liog houle of Ma han WsAaa. Ia l.id Fr.epurt,
ON the third Monday OF h. pie.ent month,
and on the third Monday Of be ave following
months, from TWO to fix O'Clock, .. M. on esS In
of faid days -
saaHas e MnsEou, c.~~.gs'-..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
NOTICE..
'HE Creditors TO the Eitats of THOMAS
MiNOr Late If Po.fl. nd in III. c,untx

ne Creditors TO the Eitate of THOMAS
MiNof, late Of Polil.nd, in the county
of Cumberland, gentleaisu, deeesied, are
hereby notified tina, The Administrators on
fsid eltate, have exhibited to me their Ac-
count of Administration, IN faid efs,e, AID
thu, the fame together with an allowance TO
the Widow cut OF the Perfonai Eliate, viii be
taken into confederation aud determined VI on
at a Probate Court, 10 be holden by me az he
Office OF Jebr rockingham, Liq n faid Port
land, On Wedneiday ,he :wcn.y third day If
Auguff inf at ten o'clock a. NJ when and
where. they and all concsrnsd, may hive an
opportunity to make their objections thereto,
if any they have
SAMUEL FREEMAN,
Urge y ssii Court.
Dated Aucun O. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14

THE fubfcriger hereby gives public natiee
to all concerned, thai lac has been dulv
appointed aud has taken upon himieii ths
tsut Of Adminnrator on ibe ela'e OF
WILLIAM MALLOY,
late of Portland, in the county oi Cunaber-
land, mariner, deeeaied, by giving bond %
the law direefs--He therefore requcits all
perfons who are indebted 10 the fad deeea.ed's
eliate, to make immediate payment, and 'hoie
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the fame to JOHN FRofhiNGHAM, Efq
EZElilEI. SAWYER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
Agf 10, 1899.

TO be fold at public auction, On Moniay
the 18th Of September next. at eleven o.
clock in the forenoon, At the office Of Is Gree.
ly and Co. F'lhitrse,, Poriland Ivy oraer 81
Court, all the real sfa,e belonging 10 George
w. Duncan, tate OF Portland, deceafed said
real eltaie ooaiiils of tive undivided lots az
LAND, ON the Bracket Farm. 70 GATED ALTO,
one lot of Land lying on the northweA lide g
Washington Street. SAID lo,s of Land con
tain about one qusrtef at an acte each
FERNS viii be made koown - ,he ti.ne and
place of fale.
LEMUEL WEEKS. Essams,.
Psrfl1ad, A-e. IA, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
Valuabk Real Efate FIR Sac.

bd1ua0Ie ked1 EHGfe jar Ode.
TO be fold at public Vendue, by order of
Court, on Monday the fourth day of
September nex;, at eleven o'clock. in the FORE
noon, at the dwelling houfe of William Han,
fon, inaholder in Windkam, the following lots
of L.and-being part of the real eitste of Ed
ward Anderfon, laie of Windhsm, Eiquire, De-
cezied-viz. Lot No. 50, in the fourth divi-
hon of lands, in Gray, containing lo7 acres
more or leis. Said lot is well covered with
pine timber, and lies near Little Sebago Pond
hbo-Forty acres of the welterly tide OF
LOT No 49, in the third d,viiion OF lands in
faid town If Cray.
hbo-Twenty FIVE acres, being tie ealerly
corner of lot No. 81, IN the third diviiion oi
hundred acre lot. IN Windham, 6'uAted on
the main read ieasiag from Windhaaa 10
Gray.
hao-Fifty acres of los No sc in tire bird
divi6on of lots, IA tsij Windhsn wl.h rhe
new two itory hoale itsnd,ag ,hereoa This
LOT is beau;i fully htuaiei AZ Windham Cor.
ner. on the eaflerly fids Of the county fuAd, 5,
is valuable Rand for trade., iaaholder, Or
meckane.
The terms Of payment viii be made known
at the time ard place of falei or may be
known before that time, by application to.
MARY ANDERSON.
.da,aiyaratris 70 saa EF4is
I..1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
e. iSHA MORSE, Ssotto,y
M F. u M. Is~,sse OHte, Jniy Ie, sos

Medical Lectures, at Portland.
N compliance with the fluctuations of a
number of Gentlemen, Doet. RAM
SAY propofes to deliver courfe of Lee
TURES on dnsfomy, Ptyfoiegy, Ms0isins and
Surgery, at PoRrLasp, commencing on the
Isb day IF Sept next. The courie will occupy
thirty days. $500 Jny "a, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
Name Fire and Marine hjnranee
NnTIfsU TT, orr rUtr~, Drp.

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
He Stockholders Of faid Company are
hereby notified, that the Directors have
made an hSSESSMENTo of Thirty Five Dbl
lar, on each Share in their Capital Stock
which IS to be paid to their Secretary, a, their
Cffice in Portland, At two Iniiamen,s, VIZ
Fifteen Dollars on each Share to be paid on
or before the 9Th day of September next, and
the remaining FUN Of twenty Dollars to be
paid on or before The 9TH day OF November
nett.
By ~dsr y a. p.ssIt-s and Di,eeos
FL iSHA MORSE, Ssytts,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14

AJ6-W arranted undrawn TICK
ETS, QUARTERS and ElCHTHS in the
Dispias Read Lottery. now drawing, and in the
RbOds Jqand Cssi Lottery, which commences
drawing in September next.
Portland, dppnH IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
-dd'7tA5fratrfe % S9n tjfafs
Windham, July 80, 1909

THE fubieriber hereby give public notice
l. TO all concerned, thar lie has b.ea dn.
ly appointed and has taken upon h'inie {
the trult of an Executor OF the iail will an !
teaament OF
kUIA BANCROFT,
late of Portland, IN the county OF Cumherlan1 +,
deceafed, by giving bond as the law dreets--
lie therefore requeits all peri5us who are
indebted to the fail dcceafed eas,e To make
immediate payment; snd tho;e who have a y
demands thereon, 10 rN hibt I G lame 70
J. y. HOPS ms, E,naIsy.
Jniy 81, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-08-14
One Cert Resvaya

Nayfiyaymoaib, dry IL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-11
NARROW CLOTHS.
, I7,IS3
BROAD CLOTHS.
Total increase in yards,

The increase OF 62s,8a7 yards insdvoaa
cloths ought to be particularly remarked to
those who are unacqusinted with the mlnu-
tia of the manufacture, asbeing at least in
double proportion to the decrease IN the
marcus. And it thus appears, notwith-
standing all the prohlbitory DEGREES OF the
enemy without, and the anxious efforts OF
the enemy at home to represent us as a
/" sinking comtry," that our manufacturers
have, during the last year, increased IN the
aggregate 6,5a1 yards
But there is another consideration worth
the notice of our reaaers In March 1903,
the stock of cloth on hand was very great.
The reverse is now the case and instead OF
lamentations we find cause for exultatlon,
that under the forced and untenable restrlc-
tons against our export trade, during the
last twelve months, more woolens nave
been manufactured, and consid -rably more
sold, than in the last or the preceding year.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-11
LOVELY WOMAN.


The blast Of war may loudly blow,
The note of animation,
eyctvalor, what inspires thy glow,
Like woman's apprcbationf
Woman, without thy dazzlins charms.
The world were wrapt IN shade /;
Cold were the clarion's call to arms,
And laureid wreaths would fade.
Then, lovely SEX with magic smile, =
Still point our hop es, our cares begnlle,
With glory, love and duty,
Shall warm,
Alarm,
Inspire,
And FIRE,
70 gain the meea aofbeauty.
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Daiiy Gazette, 6 Dollars per e'ansSs'
Country Gazette. S Dollars. s.
!. Trontlse Boston Centisisf

&c And once, / cry, : those sey es. SO sweet
On me with fohdness leign' q 70 SHINE
For once felt his bosom beat
- gainst the conscious throbs OF nine.
Nor shall the dear remembrance die.
8 hrs. Qpie.
20 friend belov'd though distant far,
On thee my thoughts continual bend
!, Still still art thou the polar star
To which my, fond affections tend.
The breezy hill, the shelt'ring grove
Where rstwith thee my moments new,
fScenes, dear to friendship as to loYe)
Are ever present to my yleW.
From pain and sorrow thee to save,
My morning oraisons arise
For thee, I, mighty, blessings crave,
Ere slumbersclose my weeping eyes.
but dost thou ever think of her,
Who constant mourns haplcss lot!
81 freud beloy'd. tho distant far,
IS {: II orgetsme not, forget me not -. :
AN EXILE.
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last, ond the one to the 5th of ian. last.
In the wear to Michaelmas
there was falling off the ex-
ports from England Of Bri-
fish manufactures, as COM
nared with the AVERAGE of
the two former years to all
na,ts Of the world Of f.6.175.OOO
In the wear of January last. the
value Of the same exports
was greater than the average
of the twn former wears. by SGT GOO
Which immense increase must have been
the. Christmas quarter.
In the export Of our cotton manufactures
the account is still more remarkable. sssss
B Year ending Tan. sth 1907 $500, 600
~ 1908 346. 900
1909 Il. $4,000
This exces, rising principally from new
sources Of trade having been opened. 80
Al he INV nater;sl COTTON wool0 com.
inc in such abundance, that the price which,
six months apo was from IS. Sd. to IS. Sd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-11
SEINE ROPE.

THE subscriber manufactures and has for
sale, at his house on Washing on-street, ops
post. Jacob Ho6man'ssugar refinery, Seine
andHauling Ropes, of all sizes; Seine& Sew
ing Irvine Shad & Herring Twine Sack
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines & Traces.
.Asso, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jo1eph Harper.
Februar 2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-11

In this days paper we have re-published
from the american Daily a Oeytise,,a docu-
mcnt respecting the exports of Great Bril-
tain. We shall not notice those topics to
which it refers, bur con6ne ourselves to
point which excites our surprise, and upon
which we think there must be. some mis-
take.
The report states that the exports from
Britain to the United States amounted
In the years1SO7, to- II, IT, 900 pounds
Srerling, or 52,125,6Oo dollars. We have
rosreport from the treasury department of
shekU. IS. of the imports for the year 1907,
specifyiing the amount imported from each
ration, nor are such reports, as far as we
haye~remarked, customary. However we
have documents before US to satisfy our
mind that there never could have been ex.
ported from Britain to the u. S. goods to.
the amount of So, 125,6OO dollars. When
the non, Importation bill was under discus
sion, a report was made to congress, by the
secretary Of the treasury, which report took
avery copious view OF our commercial re-
Ktionss with all nations, more particularly
with Great Britain, and which is dated Feb.
2e. BOG.
The amountof goods imported from y.
Britain for the year ending the. 3oth Sept
1905, issstatedto be
Upon goods paying al valoren'
duties, S6so6O,O0O
Upon goods paying specific du-
ties, such as salt, steel, lead,
nails, porter. &c. 1870, 900
Dollars 2z,4Oo, 900
From other documents we find the aver
age imports from Great Britain to the. u.
S. for the years 1902, 1908 and 1904, TO be
26,65o,s33 dollars, differing but little from
the year 1906.
The report to which we have referred.
states the amount of imports from ALL the
British dominions as follows:
From Great Britain as above
stated, 27,4OO 600
British East-Indies, 3,53o,ooo
British. West-Indies, 100000
Dominions in North Am. $40 ,O0o
Dollars. .36,O4O,OGO
From these statements, 1t is obvious that
the estimate laid before the British Parlia-
ment, must be incorrect, unless We are to
apppose, that the difference in amount be-
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stated in the British report, is smuggled in
! to the United States. The difference is so
great that we know not how to account for
It, and we shall greatly thank any of our
correspondents for some information upon
the subject. We understand that custom
prevails in Britain, that may in some mea-
sure account for the difference. When q
ship issput up for freight, as generalship,
ENtie persons who propose to ship goods, take
out cockets or permits to lade onboard such
Ship these cockets generally specify ao9-
Die the amount afterwards shipped.
Ifsthe report made to the House Of
/ Commons, are taken from the cockets,
they must be greatly erroneous. We,
however, do think, in a country where
commerce is so much attended to as in Eng
land, such papable and important errors
would be corrected. It is certain that the
secretary of the treasury's reports are more
to be relied on, unless, as we before remark
ed, false entries are made at the custom.
house, and that instead of collecting duties
on SO millions, duties are paid ON n MILL
ons only.
4.ssea.
Ero,, Po,leon,s american Dahl Advertiser.
asy@
ni@' ~, I ~ AIoN' :. - -
While rejoice, exceedingly, IN the ad-
iustment of differences which has lately been
made with Great Britain, think it right to
submit the annexed statement to the public
view. It was laid before parliament short
time aeo. and it will answer double pur-
nose in convincing those politicians who en-
COURAGE discord with England, that there is
more danger in diverting our valuable trade
ont of secure and established channels. than
of coerc;np Great Britain into an adoption
&c ..ns ~, rn;nons restraints anon A me-
s;.an o,rnn,srcr
'0'' ANXIOUS.
Slime "a. 1909.
In statement made on the 9th March, it
appsafs om e oa Britain nne yea, ending
nc,nher 10Th. 1908. with the average of the
+,no rrsced;ro wears i stood thus !: From
Enofand only as the accounts from Scotland
~ - -
Exports to the American
oro,e. IN the average of
,sos and 1907. { 11,774,ooo
49, .-s-- 49, s's.e s 60. -,eoo,ven
Decrease to the Us. IN 1908, s,7S4,oooC
increase to the other parts OF
America IN 1908, beyond
the average OF 1906, and
1907, 4,2aO,ooo
Loss in18o8,as comparedWlth
thee preceding years, 1,76O,oOo
To set against which loss OF - o,oooI
was to be taken the mercantile proht on
A q +bor foJ al m
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The members, underline influence DIV y
most respectful and afectionate relm =,
brance Of their gallant associate ~ az
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Dollars. 100000
From these statements, it is obvious that
the estimate laid before the British parlia-
ment, must be incorrect, unless We are to
suppose, that the difference in amount be-
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ANXIOUS.
June "a, 1909.

In statement made on the 9th March, it
appeared that, on comparison of the 'ex-
ports from Great Britain inthe year ending
October 10th, 1908, with the average OF the
two preceding years it stood thus: From
England only, as the accounts from Scotland
could not be made up for the broken peri
cd.
E.~.. 20 the nerican
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-30
FOR SALE,

A Tract of LAND, containing - 49,
situate ia the county OF Lancaster - 'rss".'s
on The main road leaciing from Richmond 20
ancaatsr court house five miles tom the
Liter and four miles from Deep Creek, Oh the
], .r,abannock. The Improvements are.
GOOD dwelling house, kitchen, sraoke house. =,
sorn honse. large barn and store house, all
new and handsome apple orchard OF about
900 o, trees. Upwards Of 200 acres OF the a
49,, 49, Isnd is well timbered with oak, chestnut
o ',a ,;al,ory The terms will be made known
by applying TO Mr.. !rll1esf o. sA.o1 -;
andria, or to the subscriber adjoining TINS
place. j. sT>a,nev 8
Censse7ille, Oct. lt-tH} isS
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(f City Tavern and Hotel,
III. EXAND Nd:
AZ THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,

From the Ci!y Of ,dtlrsaiioits, Maryland
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his FRIENDS
liz and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
faAen that juStig celebrated INN, in this city,
Itded The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
sisly in the possession Of Mr.. John Gads6y.
tie hopes, BY assiduity and attention, to give
E'ae greatest satisfaction to every person, as
p excrdoas or his part shall be wanted to
kecp ap TIE high character which this Ia
perm has, as being one of the best in the Un1-
|eS; and assures them that he will always
pave an assortment of the best liquors and
|Ssod walters,
travellers and others will meet with good
recommendations at the above house, on rea-
|sOnable terms.
boarders are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
- The papers from al the sea-ports on
|S as Continent are regularly taken and filed at
lug SSotise.dousc, adjoining the tavern, and
ae nr the use OF strangers.
Suppers can be had from six to twelve
a0eS IN the evening, at short notice
On one to twenty.
November /, :.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

A GEN TLEMAN, who has devoted
N considerable part of ais time to the
STUDY of foreign languages md the manner in
which they may be taught with most advan
ta5e, is DESTROYS to give Lessons in French,
which, being now considered as a necessary
branch Of polite education, he hatters himself
to meet with sufficient encouragement--and
the method Of teaching which he means to
adopt, (being that Of Mr. \. Dyfss so gene
rally approved of added to a strict attention
to clear and proper pronunciation, will ena-
bic his pupils to acquire the language in .
shorter time, than that which has hitherto
pooi' =. OF which little experience will
prove the truth o. hls asSSrrt0r.'
AS his family lives short distance from
Alexandra, he Intends to remove to the town
as soon as he finds a prospect to detray the
expcnees of house keeping, and invites there
fore those who wish to be instructed to make
their applications, the sooner the better, TO
MIR. GENERES, who will give the necessa-
ry information
n. B. He likewise proposes to teach the
Stanish and German Languages, should any
scholars Offer
January II
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
ESD y r G.

e-v~sFIE. subscriber has returned tothe Hash'
4 fngtos Tavern, LEEspURG, where ne IS
prerared with every thing necessary ior the
accommodation Of those gentlemen anu is'AeS
who NAV honor him with their custom
Having laid in good stock OF liquors. nay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, and
engaged a careful, attentive and homes. most IS:
Ter, he Aatters himself that, BY his nnfem'e-
ted attention, together with the dihgenee'
care, and activity CT his servants ne VIII - DC :.
Ill - reader his customers the most perfect
satisfaction in his lire.
A.B. The house is IN much better con
d;tion than formerly for the Accommodate
of travellers.
eeer,,,,c yTir.i3:.s Gar. LIS.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-.
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS OF all sizes, commonly used for
distiiliag grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET,IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
thcr for Shifts or Buildings, done in the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried On under the di-
rection of Mr.. HILLL44M FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is. exceeded by few.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who Will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
oflamcnted with Brass, agreeable TO any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work the.
yegy best and neatest manner and Oh the most
terms.
The highest price given for Old cohher,i
Brass, Peqpter, Lead and Iron. !
George MsMunn.
October 5.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-30
twenty Dollars Reward.

san AWAY from the subscriber Oh Sum,
~ nlsAt last, slack Negro skt4's, named
~ 81 al, or LAIGE--He is about 80 years
sn 50 'eet inches high plttea with the
s s.'au pox> otadown surly look, stout made
-, .saaq On whon he went away blue jacket
s su uoesefs nearly new, and took with him
!, an u on hedtwop~ir of Blankets, ole bound
49,, s. ne ends sithredtape. Laige went of some
i, my Oack from capt Rubin Johnson CT this
Rvs ps and lived some time in New Y ork and
Hl. s and went by the name of Archibald
,a s''u :, he is an artful cunning fellow
Ss;;a p'ay little on the violin. Whoever will
.stas nm to ne, or commit him to Jail, il
!, 'eA IN town, shall receive ten dollars, if tax
IVY o. town the above reward, with all
Asonable expences.
Isaac EntWisle.
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