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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
BY ORDER OF COI1pT

y ef i0id u dat7i.n, o. TUESDAY, t5s sob
say q APRIL iaG at 10 s'sioel IL fbe 70. eao.n.
W much Of the REAL ESTATE ofDAN
iEL WARNER, Efq. late Of ClouceGer. IN
ne Coun'y OF EheE, decealed, as will amount
. ne iam Of four thoufand one hundred
sha ixiy dollars. for the payment Of the iufE
esois Of the iaid deceaied and incidental
ShaFge',. said Eltaie con6as Of the following
noeoing' parcels Of Land, &c. htua,ed ia faid
Glsuceaer, viz
'aSge and ccmmodious STORE two no.
re- hlsh with the land under and adjoining on
A07e Tree, bcunGed foul hwardly on laid erect,
reheFiy and noiherIy on laud Of Mr. lanes
'As!e''a and eaaery of John Kitredge, Efq
AAsO--a convenient HOUSE LOT bounded
sss.nsry on middle areet, weGerly on and of
49,. l' r.'hanlel Halkel j. foulherlv Of Capt.
-'.s"e'iis' warner, and eaaerly OF laid HAYES
"o acres SALT MARSH at S,artnot hsr-
vt one peice do near little good harbor.
Ose acre UPLAND on the road leading TO
"Aooy BAY near Co'emaa'srock
one and hat COMMON RIGHTS.
- .a'es and two thirds PEWS in the Gallery
!. Nc, Linooln's meeting houfe no. 26
~A0 ~
A. nLso-the following LANDS ftua,ed IN
,s s" o.o1ceiier, county Of Cumberland, viz.
i "a go beng one quarter of Lot No S.
IN a'v'lioni Lot No IS, 9TH d;vilon. "a
a go Lot No 50, 9Th diviGon. "a sore,
Il, ~ ~ no. 10, 7'h divihon, 10 acres (; hail
T., ~ HS ~ 7'h diviGon, 20 acres; quarter
on,- ~ So Tn div'hou, feveu and ! acres
4, Lot No. 81, Tn divilion, "A acres:
ro -. 40 49, 4th divifoa, 4I.2 acres and ~
an IS = oe al The Premiles on fore Gree:
- eoh0lsions made known =. the t,ns god
PC y ia'e CHARLES SMITH. Iu7'y
1''aSefssr, april 9, 1911. rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
SALEM, APRIL IL
Lo0k az Home 7

Lo0k az Home 7
On Sunday morning last, the inhab-
itants Of Lynn found that a large num-
Der OF their shops had in the preceding
night been broken open, and that much
property had been plundered and Sc
questered by some unknown and hum
bic imitators of the Imperial Robber.
Pursuit was immediately commenced,
and scouting parties secured the woods.
At length were found scattered soais,
which the thieves had dropped in the
hurry oftheir flight, and which indica-
ted the point TO which they had Ted.
IwO thieves were soon found by the
pursuers one only was taken he
was compelled TO point out the defot OF
his plumber but he insisted that as he
had confscated the goods as measure
of rehriadt, the law of reprisal must
govern in that affair. But The iniur-
I'd citizens at the first step claimed a
rr@foraton of the property which was
accordingly seized, and he was order.
ed to give bonds in three times the a.
mount. This he declined, and was III
course committed to prison. His name
is DAVID IUFTs. His forlorn COM
p1nlon, who eluded the grasp Of his pur-
suer3 is CHARLES SPRAGUR of Nal.
den, son Of Jonathan Sprague of the
States Prison, a worthy son of such a
sire. A warrant was issued, and
search was made in their boarding
house in this town, where were found
Counterfeit Coin in their Caisse trFUe,
and likewise Counterfeit Bank Bills, the
disclosure Of which Private documents
confirms their guilt.
In consequence of information from
the prisoner, warrants were obtained
from Justice Savage against two sus-
pected counterleiters in Andover, Of
the names Of SHArIUcK and MOVES.
The officers of justice, like Copenha
gen jackson, went upon a mission Thu
Their and IS upon strict search they
found that the accused were in cash, the
Sheriff, like Nelson and Gambler, seiz-
ed and brought them before Justice
Savage, who has committed them to
our goal. Thus ;his northern confed-
eracy ofcounterfeiters is disconnected,
if not destroyed.
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Commonwealth Of apafIarbuGetts.
n tbs -. ef or Lord TbosfIrd right bundled
and eLsvsa.
AN ACT

Requiring TIE trufee5 Of The property q
Minors and others, to giUe bands in
certain cafes.
SECT. !. BE it enacted by the
Senate and Houfe of Reprefenta-
tives, in General Court attended,
and by the authority of the fame,
That all Perfons, other than bodies
corporate, who are or ihall be contti-
;uted truitees of any eitate, real, per
fonal or mixed, belonging TO minors
or other Perlons to whom fuch eitate
has been or may be deviled, in :ruit
for fuch minors or other perlons by
the laf will and teitament of any
perfon, fhall give bonds to the Judge
Of Probate for the county in which
fuch lalt will and teitament hath
been, or fhall be proved and appro-
we'd, with fufhcient furety or fureties,
in fuch fun as the faid Judge Of Pro-
bate fhall dired and order, condition
cd for the faithful performance and
execution Of fuch truit according 10
the terms, conditions and directions
Of the teftator8 in fuch Taft viii and
teRament exprehed and contained,
and alto conditioned that during the
exifence of fuch truft, the trufees
fhall faithfully improve the aforelaid
eftate of fuch minors or others to the
beft advantage according 10 the true
intent and meaning Of the tetator
and that he fhall make a true and per
feet inventory of fuch minors and O.
Their perfons goods and eitare, to be
returned into, and filed in the Pro
bate Office in fuch County, at fuch
time as the Judge of Probate fhall or
der, and that he will annually rem
der an account to the faid Judge OF
Probate Of the annual income and
profits thereof, and at the expiration
of luch truf, that he will adult and
fcttle his accounts with the fad
Judge of Probate and pay and deli
yer all balances and fums of money
or other property that may be due to
them, and give poiefion of fuch
Their eltate as may belong to the faid
minors and others, with which fuch
truitees may have been entrultcd
r, oUlded Ho7veUer, That no perfon
or pcrlons who have her, tofore been
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
Poetry.
PAY THE PRINTER.

There never was a time when the follow
ing tines would more apPropria ely apply
than "a present. Printers Of Newspapers
are too hsble to experience it's pro and con.
Or to speak more plainly, they are reduced
60 the necessity Of d,uriHg while themselves
are too often damned We Can speak JesfiEgLy
suffer the imbortunfftss Of fcuJ for small
sn'flS, we are under tbs necessity 20 call
Intellectually on many who owe Us small
sums, and who appear to be insensiIie that
without a more general punctuslty OH their
part we are unable 10 fulfil or engage
nnents !--NezU6wyboyt Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
@isegualsv.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Nh. PRINTER,
Fhat IS this country coming 10 2
When ! seriously ask myself this ques-
ton, ard elect on the corrEpness Of man
ners OF most nations, and the degenerscy of
the age III which VIC live, am overwhelm.
ed with confusion and astonishment, md
grieve in silence Tor the dvgrsdatON human
natute las suffered Way viii mankind
pursue those Things, which the experience
liz former nations, tie downfall Uf 6ingd0ms
from age 10 age, the adm9nitioDs d. SaEes,
The word a GoD and their own conscieEces,
demonstrate Ole wrong. ~ 1t not rational
10 suppo.e c, the fuibies Of one generation,
and JLose practisls III ich evidently aug
mcnted their miSer.es, should be avoided
5y the succeeding
But i'ir melancholy fact is. nations and
| individuals, fscina,ed bs false appearance
Of ppness, possessing an insatiabe love
t1r n0n+u;ary .irssure, Passively submit
aud kaoHingH rush on 90 certain oestruc.
ioi How frat is human nature With
1ul visiting foreign nations, who for series
Of years have been heaPing up FIR them
selves Judgment, and now justly suffering
0, their aggravated offences, has not the
naralist sufficient scope in our own country
and among our most reformed, ior the ap-
oiication Of his philan;hroPic admouiuon--
we have not virtue sufficient Il bear pros
perity-we have been highly favored OF
Heaven IN time past, and we have become
grossly wicked and without a reformation,
prophesyimg from analogy, this nation must
soon suffer the late that followed the trans.
gression Of the Jews and the nations Of oiI,
who forgot their God Are our rulers
, fearers IF God and ha'ers Of c0retous-
ness Ae they dictated by pure patriotism
ia al their deliberations l. il love Of cohn-
try the good Of Posterity, which stimu-
late many of the electors OF public officers
Is impartiaiity towards other nations lead
Hg trait IN the American character Are
he morals Of our youth sufficiently attend
Cd to ; Is not spirit Ut hcenlicusness daily
spreading its bsneful effects among us
would to Heaven, / could answer these
questions in our favor. But IS il not seri
Gus truth, that the age is continually coming
more corrupt MIR Printer, You must join
NE N the assertion lei me therefore cali
on you, and every friend 70 his country, to
exescise, unitedly, the talents in your pow
er for the purpose Of causing reformation
never was your assistance more needed
much good may be done by your preCePt
and eXamples--yOu are account able % pos
terity, to your con cience and to your God.
SENEX
~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
CHEAP GOODS.

--HE fohlcribers take this method 70 inform
4 ,bs;r frieads and the public, that they
ab,ut 70 cio(e their conserns, and thefs
~ v,fh 70 purchate with cath. viii 90 well
r.ll--as they have large flock Of GOODS
q hand, they are determined to lei great
uargeiss:
ri 3iue. brown, m,1'd aud other co,ord
&C. and rnidiine Broad Cioshs; red, buff
X. ,na ohsr coloE'd KefieYneres; Forett
~,n,h. Coa.:ags; Psisce Cloths Veitings
-. aud Ba,ges Of all coioss Shall0crs
,rlshor4., Ben szerTs Dimoue; Carr
-. vEie aud soiord Muihns; Iuse>
- -. sat.ins Sdks cotton aud cz!mbric
A l7sgs egs,f1s1f sf
Hol;ery, and mo.l every article N the Eng
IN, Goods lise too numerous 70 pariicu'aiIze.
Atso--a large a6OrtmenS Of
HdRD-WARE GOODS.
Mn Saws; Hand Saws; Pannel Saws
we'd saws. aad FILES of al kinds, Locks /;
,s,ehes: Hinges and Screws of all kinds {;
/ screws and GOD Augurs; large attor'ment
Cf SsdIery Ware; plated Harness IN ieits
Cart Wagon, aud Chaiie Boxes; Window
WEIGHTS Shaker shcve!s and Spades bet
sol,eo Hoe. and scy.hes; a, 90, 81. lcd &
eod Gu Na,s, Cd, Sd, lod & GOD 6ne drawn
Englifa Nails Id, 81, cd, I'd, Sd and sd cut
ao5 wrought Brads; by 10 Window GIai- :
Cutlery Ware all kinds, and great many
Other articles Ia the Hard Ware line T; Meats
foot Oil; Sperm, Oil 1000 gallons Linieed
oil; white and red Lead ; Venitian Red /;
Spruce and Patent Yellow; Spaniih Brown :
Whiting, and many other kinds Of paint /;
belt PhilsdeIp hia Glue; 20 cheas Souehong
and HyCon kin Tea; Rum Brandy Gin {,
Suzar; Molahes; Pepper; AlfPice; Ginger !;
90 cwt. Copperas; Alum; Logwood Red
Wood; FuRiek hearth aud floor Bruihes /;
Corr Brooms Flax, Clover and Herds Grais
Seed Paper Haugiags & BOr6erings Port
land Factory Hats, and many other articles,
100 many for an advertisement.
AT thofe that are indebted TO the firm are
Eequeled TO make payment without delay, or
their Accounts and Notes will be put in fuit,
and ali rhole perions that have any demands
sgainft US, are requeled to call and receive
their pay.
HOW & EVANS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22

The Connecticut Mirror, in commenting
on the late anti commercial law Of Congress,
makes the following conclusion =
+" II is clear, that goods imported be-
fore the Goth of May next, are not la
bic TO forleiture-and most clearly will
II follow, that goods shipped before the
Cd Of March, will not fall within the
fangs Of the law The course, then,
for the owners of goods seized, though
an expensive and veXatious one, is plain
before them-7hey should Immediately
carry This question bcfIre the State
CoHrfa, by commencing actions against
me Collectors. And this has become
more necessary, by the extraordinary
Instructions lately issued BY the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury TO the collectors,
directing them not to take bonds under
the first froUisfo Of the Sd section, in
any case but Of foreign vessels and car
goes. From whence the Administra-
ton or Mr.. Gallatin have derived this
construction OF that flroUiSiO is not easy
20 imagine Itwonld seem to be one
more proof Of their determination 10
extirpate commerce, by warfare ex-
clusively and vindictiveIy carried Oh
against our own merchants
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
Benjamin BuCnan,

~ E5PECTFuLLY informs bis friends and
The pubic that lie has purchsted the
stock in Trace ui D0tl. 5hTie} Ervng. aud
-e commenced bulayts y. the Gore Iatey oe-
,upied by hin 10 Ex,b,egs G,ssf, ~h ch lie has
jl't repieniihed WITH large aud exteEhve
,Aortment VI fsih
DRUGS q MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DTESTUFFE, Jc.
CompriGug as great = vaiesy in ,he above
branches = vas to he had A hs Ia Rand IVY.
re foiicirs a renewal of the very lbesa pat
onage heitowed upon him 10y hi. f,rr.sr
friends and cu!t,mers, and allure, hem mat
no exertioDs ihAit be wanting u rs pari 70
merit the,r fuGurs confidence.
The recent uisfari uue thar he has erperi-
enced be uas wil prom ,hofe who arc in-
debicl to hi.n and Whole r-nia w credit have
expired 20 make nnmsd'aie "a mao
~ B rs store ~ll o. KEEP, ope- from
iunr..e uilOii nine o'ciock il slie e-c-.-s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
THE TORMENTOR.
BY S. OsBoRKE


a peirifying plague there is,
Which sOurs the sweetest cup Of bliss,
And clouds lies brightest sun
or happiness the worst annoy,
The mcrtal foe Of ey'ry Joy,
V!ae!icif--a en-.
Net old MGduss's tabled head,
Whose dreadful eyes could turn, It's said,
The bDldest form 10 stone,
E'er qurnch'd The hlaze of mirlh, ar ty'd,
With maglck spell the form of pride,
Like the aforesaid duu !
Hard fares, alas the luckiess wight,
Whose steps can, neither day uor night,
This rude tOrmentor shuE
Who at each corner, crook ADD turn,
Where'cr his weary feet adjourn,
Is haunted by on
Ambition drops her busy schemes,
Avarlce awakes from golden dreams,
Bluhe wit adluFss hIs fun,
Pride sinks her bold aspiring crest,
Zen potent Genius sloops opprest,
Before the mighty dug
Muse tell how oft thy angel song,
Has led my captive soul along.
With more than mortal tone,
How ], entrsnc'd, while thou hast smird.
Have wSk'I..the sweet erchantmenl spoil'C
BY an intruding dun
Let toll my haggard limbs enbrowr,
Lex want and sickness weigh me down,
Gout, fever chohck, stone
Give me seed in marriage moose,
And even Old Nick HIMSELF let loose,
But save me from a dun :
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
To RE- GOTD

NlTHlN one hundred rods If Corham
corner, on the road leading to Portland,
part OF the Real Ettate Of caps. samuel Thit-
more, lste OF CoTham, dece4ie@, conGaing Of
she buildings, and about fifteen acres Of land
WIN an orchard ths, will make from % 70
30 barrels cider yearly. For p4rticu ars en-
que q SIMON f-JsToE, Of Gorham, or
otIfL WHlTNEY, Of NostbyarmouIh
Corham, April Is. I5tI. fA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
CHARACTER OF A YANKEE.

From Kricker 6ocker's History u Neps-fork.
The first du;y Of a Yankee, on comins ~
the years of manhood, IS to settle HI nseil
il the world which means nothing more
nor less than 70 begin Ill ranbIes, t. tLis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22

Requiring TIE trufeeJ Of The property Of
Minors and others, to giUe bands in
certain cafes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22
HOW & EVANS.
Portland, April Is, 1911.

F@ j4's o. exchanged far actiUe Pro-
Perty,
q Lot ofLand aud the Buildings, &c there
: : On confning of Story Dwelling houfe
Handsomely finiihed-Out hcufes-and A
euedud aud humber of Fruit Trees, Situated
On Fiddle Lane, adjoining land Of James Bar
ret;.
As-A Building Lot h'usted on Dsnforth
Street adjoining Land Of James Fofdick
For particular applytO
DANIEL ]. ODELL.
Portland, April 8, 1871. 0)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-04-22

The democratic members Of Con
gress VINO come from districts IN the
interior Of the country, masl have great
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
And other Valuable Books.

And other Valuable Books
Just received Tor sale by ~JAMEs KENNEDY,
senior, Bookseller, King street.
The American Lady's Preceptor-a new
school book ~
The Americans Guide--Acontaining the
Constitutions Of the United States, with the
latest, Amendments Declaration OF In
depecdcnce--,he Federal Constitution, and
Hashingfoa's Farewell Address
Sinirke's Review OF Battalion Of Infantry,
with elegant and appropriate Engravings
MAYORS Plutarct, for the use Of Schools
e Hamel's French Grammar and Exercises
Duhcf and I3oyer's French Dictionaries
Du6el's Nature Displayed
Edgeworth's Moral Tales foryoung people
- Parents Assistant
- Tales of Fashionable Life
A School Testament, OH line paper, with
a new and handsome type
Walsh's American Review Of History and
rol;ics, No the III is daily expected
The Archives of Useful knowledge, thu
three Arst numbers, by Dr.. Mease-st .tw1
a0' Ans,I per S''"'" mssa.
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NOTICE.

,, oN The Sr.t MONDAY in May next, at
naynaiSet, Will be held ar election for a
rfeside"s sod tour Directors and a Treasurer
nr inc tauqaler and Alexandria Turnpike
noshpans, under the direction of George
ficket' "iliim Hunton, and William Ball,
commissioners.
April a,wt.
" The printer of the Winchester Ga
."e' Is requested to publish the above until
.'s cay OF election, and forward his accean,
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Marrh Is.

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King II Farfar streess,
HAS FOR SALE,
80 hhds. and IS boxes Sugars
iihds loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
$50 bags Coffee
25 bag. Pepper and Pimento
Is casks * soxes Goshen Cheese
20 bpxcs French live Oil, ofbsst quas'
lily, each II bottles
8 pipes old London Particular Madeks
FIVE to seven years old
% cases old Medoc Ciaret, imported II
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines ?
Cunpowder. Hyson, Young Hyson, and
II, son Skin feas, of the latest and best irD-g
porauons
100 boxes Mu.catel and Bloom Rsisips
SO 5oxe. fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
81 barrels Whisky
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish Gu
gars
Cogni.c and bordeaux Brandies
WEST India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With hi. usual general assortment Of CEc
ceries on reasonable terms, fer cash, proauee
or the usual credits to punetual men. -
" lie will purchase new HerripgS md
Shad.
April II. q
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April IL,
At the annual meeting OF the

AT the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town Of Alexandria, on the
first Monday in December, 1910, the toi-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted |:
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
of broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth oil
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll Gee, for the term OF two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadts
Ut five inches, shalt be permitted to pass toll
free, for the, term OF eighteen mon'hs-a'l
Wagons TIE breadth of the wheels whereo!
Shall be lour inches, shall be permitted 10
pass toll tree for the space of l. II on,hs
from the time they shall first pass The re-
spective gates, which snail be specially no
,iced by the gate kcepers-And that this re-
culalion shall be extend:d to all who shall
avail themselves Of it within tive years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, SeeJ.
December &c. law
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For Sale ON reasonable Terms,
Public Sale.
April 4.

Public Sale.
On SATURDAY, the | l;h day of May next,
tbs following vaiuabie PROPERTY will be e.
ferad Tor sale at the coffee ho:se, Oh a
credit Of 6. IL, and lS mouths, tor ap-
proved negotiable notes The sale will
commence at eleven O'Clock, NJ. and the
property will in the mean time be shewn
by either Of the subscribers,
A House and Lot on Patrick
street. formerly the residence OF Mr. Jane.
Russell, and at present occupied by MIR D'-
vid Ross. The improvements are OF BRICK
aud the lot large
An unimproved Lot on King
street, between Patrick and Henry streets,
ali hing the house occupied by James Ham
moHd.
An unimproved Lot on Fa'r-
fax street adjoining the property OF LIBBY
and Carae-abou, one acre enclosed.
A Lot on Prince-street, ad-
joining Thomas Janney's dwelling house
let on ground rent rever to Jesse Green, at
IS pounds per year. There is a small wood
en- building on this lot
An unimproved Lot on Hunt
ing Greek, south o: the town, containing d
bo,t one acre.
A Lot In the town OF Lees
burg, in I.oudoun county. Virginia.
]. H. Hooe,
T. Brashears,
Executors of j. Russell
April 20. os
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BY Ord~ Of the Orphans Court Of
Charles County.
This is to give Notice.

That the suoscr Der, OF Charles county, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, in the state of MARYLAND, letters OF
administration on the persor.i estate OF Fran
CTS II Shsid, late of the county aforesaid, de :
ceased: All persons having claims against
said deceas d, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the FIRST day of au,
gust next ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Doth day Of Fe-
bruary. 1911.
Theodore Dent, Admir-.
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May 2.
C A U 10 N.

LOST, or missing by Mail,
A Check for 100 Dollars, drawn
by Charles Page, t.sq, Cashier OF the Bank
of Potomac, on the Merchants Bank, New
York, dated 6'h April last, in favor OF Ro-
BERT M'LREA. Payment being stopped at
Bank, all persons are cautioned against re-
ceivlus the SINE in payment.
Robert M'Crea & co.
May 2. GOT
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N O T 1 c. E..

A MEETING of the Great Hunting Greek
n Bridge Company will be held at the
house of Frederick Shuck, near the bridge,
on the first Monday in May next Ut hall
past three O'Clock, for the purpose OF eject
ing PnEsIpEsr and four DIREcTons, to
serve the com pany the ensuing year
John Hoo9, 7reafHrer.
April 10. DIST y Sa"tis' 'ue' way
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m The Proprietor Of this Gazette
having received an assortment OF hand
some Type from Philadelphia, has It now
in his power to execute all kinds OF
PRLNTLNG ia the most elegant sfyis.
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Excellent Lemon Juice, &c.

THE subscriber has just received p pc
of FRESH LEMON JUIcE, which he
will sell in large or small quantities, at o"e
dollar per gailon-and cask OF excsileh'
HONEY at the same rate.
Abel Willis.
Nav g. At"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-04
May
FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on Henry Street,
adjoining the premises Of Philip G. Marste.-
ler The House is nearly new, large, con-
venien., and in very healthy situation, to
which is attached three quarters OF an acre Of
ground now in garden veil enclosed Al:
SO, ct of Ground near the lower end OF
King Street; this Lot is % and half feet
on King Street, running back to so feet
alley 81 feet, on which are two Houses -
if the first mentioned property is not sold at
private sale, before the Is, June next, it will
then be sold vt public sale, on liberal terms.
Apply to
Marrh Is Ia"ii