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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
TO THE PUBLIC.


r CERTIFY thar my wife, ELIZABETH
= BROTHERSON, Of tender and delicate
contribution, was feized in Auguf, 1909, with
violent cough, expsctorsting matter ltreakd
with blood--pain in her breAit, back. and fide,
her complaint iEcTeafed 70 rapidly, that her
father app!yd to one Of the mon eminent
Physicians in the city of New-York her
complaint ftiI increafed, and reduced her We.
ry low. with every appearance Of the lalt iiate
of consumption. She was then induced to
try DR. RooER's Pulmonic Detergent. In a
very fhort time Che found relief, aud 10 now,
under Divine Providence, in a comfortable
fate of health. The f2Iu.ary effects of the
PulmoHic Detergent, induces her TO continue
the ufe ofit---I can truly fay have the high
Ell opinion of the Pulmonic Detergent.
lNO. BRO rHERSON.
Weltchelter County, Courtlandt Town,
May %, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR.

Is whole and SO half barrels freih super
fine Philadelphia Flour, JUN received. Tor
fale by WILLIAM CODDAkD.
Portland. July 5th, 1871. IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

Ta,isy # elegant Satin Ssrazo
b5nnet5.
. ODEORNE. RESPECTFULLY informs the
- Ladies Of Portland. that he has for a
few weeks taken the HOP III the front part Of
Mrs. ChadHick,s dwelling houle, bottom of
eee-f-eet, cppofse Mrs. Hopkins Heufe-
where ihe offers for fale few BONNETS,
elegant, neat aud becoming-such sdies
IS are not yet fuPplied, will pleale to a. an
examine them. Portland, Jniy 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
II REMOVAL.
DANIEL THURSTON,

y ESPECTFOLLY informs his friends and
IN the public, thar he has removed his Ssoc1
in Trade, from Fore-lreet, inro Middle itreet
nearly oppoGtc MeIrs How and Evans ~heFs
he hs. for f4le general aAortment Of
w. 1. G00ds and Gr0cerie5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
STAMFORD.

AARON STAMFORD,
INFORMS the public thai be has taken the
fore next door esit of MIR. Vim. Lord, IN
Fore Greet, where he keeps sonllantly for fa!e
an siTortnent of
Net India Gods d Gr0csries,
Oh reafonable terms.
.sss-soo Hog Skins, in prime order.
Po,tiaaa, June "a. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22
TRUSSES.

TRUSSES.
The fubfcriber has JUN received and will
keep conaanliy for iae an afortmen; OF Steel
ipring 1'ru[ies, upon new Contraction and
at much lower price than Truhes IN general
have heretofore been lold--perious under the
neceflity of wearing them are requeited TO
call and examine them for themieIves.
B. BUTMAN
.ExtbGgpef-sst, Poyfi1xd, sfEne "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

Extract of letter from Mr.. Charles Tappaa
Portimouth, N. Hamplhire, March "a. 1911.
SIR,
fe d you by this days mail, paper con
tanning Certihrate OF Mr. William Walker
OF this town, of the efficacy Of your Medicines
he 10 one of cur mott respectable men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-22

WE The iaDicHbess, commIliIoners appoint
ted by the Hon Samuel Freeman, EI1s
IEdge II rrobae forsh cnu=iy Vt Cuhtbcf-
land, 10 receive and examine the claims Of .k-
teverai CT edHors 10 the eftate If
JOHN MoRss,
late Of Portland, in faid county, cordwaiusr,
deceaied, repreieuled infoieent, give norice
that further time Of three mon Is IRON he
date hereof are allowed faid credi,es. 70 brjag
IN and prove their claims, and that they VII
attend that isrvice At The hcuie of Enoch
lIiiey, by King iireet, in Portland. on the
fotrth Monday of this and the two following
months, fFors two to ia O'Clock III
ENOCH nSLEY.
STEPHEN WAITE, C0""Di'Hfrs-
Portland. Jaly 10, 1871 rs,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
Three Dollars Reward.

D AN away from the subscriber on Sur.
N day night last, an apprentice boy nam.
ed TOHN LAM0N, bound by an order Of
Berkeley County Court; he was ~ years
old last April, large for his age, has black
hair, and Of dark complexion; had on
and took with him, homemade linsey
coat of drab colour and cotton coat of .
dove colour-A-one linsey and two summer
waistcoats--a pair Of dark coloured cotton
pantaloons and two pair linen ditto--one
pair clouded cotton stockings-a wool has
and shoes. Twill give the above reward
and reasonable expenses to any person who
will take up said boy and return him to me,
or secure him in jail, 30 that get him a.
gain. All persons are hereby cautioned,
at their peril, from employing or harbour
ing said apprentice in any manner, IS am
determined to prosecute any person who
may do SO.
WILLIAM TABB.
Martinsburgh, July $, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Should ever zee q natioa, instead OF
eherishing the resources within It's power,
intent on plunging the country into q ware
useless as to any probable result, and with
nation thar like the bee, 10 valuable
friend, but dangerous enemy, could I
get an introduction At court, would Ger.
tainly whisper in the ear of the chief Re-
Acct sir, before you proceed, for there IL .
great chance. that like the poor spider you
may, instead ofgetting feast, come groan-
ing back smarting with the sting of disgrace
and disappointment"
There was young man at Applebcrry,
whose father retired from business, leaving
him his store and his trade. John Dash-
well, (for that was the young mans name,)
was able the 6rst year, to pay all expenses
and to lay up 400 dollars Of clear gain, be.
sides some little profits that stood out in
debts and his business, there wss every
reasonable prospect, would gradually I'M
crease. But John vas not satisfied with
the competence Providence had placed 90
fairly within his reach, but sighed like the
Spider for some great feast at once. So
he sold out his stock, struck his tent and
marched to New.York, where he entered
largely into the shipping line. Five years
after poor DashwelPs name was on the list
Of insolven.s. Like the Spider he got bic.
terly stung by graspinS as more than neces.
sity required, or fortune had placed with.
in his reach.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

shall be ranked for the future among the
piratical states of Africa. No MORE HEu.
Trails SHALL BIS ENDURED. CAPITAL
ruNIsHMzNT sRALL BE INFLICTED ON
rnR MASTER AND sRKw OF The SHIPS
OF Asy FoREIcN COUNTRY TRADING wIrn
HER and the law of high treason shall be
executed on smugglers, purchasers and seii-
ers of her productions or commodities"
Aeain-"Have they not forced their king
to leave unpunished political agent Ers-
kine) who deserved to be impeached, for
want ofAbility or Of integrity in disobeyins
and disregarding his Instructions! Have
they not forced their king to leave unre-
warded another political agent Uackson)
whose firmness aud whose obedience to the
order. of his sovereign exposed him to pub.
lie insult and personal dangers! Have they
not forced their king to swallow, without
daring to resent, these and other provoca-
tions, though offered by the most weak and
contemplate of governments" (the United
States.)
Again-"Were even France Gas she
might do) to produce damning evidence,
for centuries past up to this very time, of
every chief of faction Of every ssurper Of
the name efpasriot: and Of every candidate
for popularity in Great Britain, having eli.
ther fixed his price to, or intrigued with
the enemies of his country either aceep.
ted brides or received instructions from ri.
val or inimical cabinets"
If Bonsparte will only furnish US with =
list of the "usurpers Of the name Of patriot"
in this country, who have fixed their prices,
accepted brides and intrigued with the enc.
mics of their country, we would forgive
him for all the wrongs he has inflicted upon
our country. How the people would stare,
wiring their hands and gnssh their teeth,
when the long list were exhibited to their
view, graced with the names of 90 many
leading favorites of the people, who con.
tinue to govern the country in coincidence
with the despotic, liberticidal views of the
French Bandit..-Fed. Rep.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Should the following not be taken up u
three months, they will go as Dead Let.
tiers to the General Post.O aice.
A. MATTHEW ALEXANDER,
George Anderson.
B. Richard Bails, Esq. John Boyd, Johs
Burns.
c. Chrissley eastman. Joseph Coltmas,
John Colleges.
d. John Dugan, jun. William or jobs
Ducker, William Dulheld.
E. Benjamin Ellis.
r. John French.
H. William Hendrix, Benjamin HaEIi.
son, Jonas Hedges.
]. Robert Jones, care Of Edward Bee
son, Mrs. Polly Jackson.
X. George Keller.
L. John Low, Jun.
M. Thomas M 'Quilkin, zachariah MUIR
ray.
o. William Osburn.
p. George Painter, sen. Daniel Pynss
Joana Potts.
r. William Runner, William RUM
baugh, Nathan Ross.
S. Sarah Snider, John Stewart, care Of
Charles Porter6eld, John Smith, John
Strickle, Henry Simund, School.masters
care of the Rev. Mr.. Rebenack.
T. Bennett Thompson, Eli Thernbury,
William Thornbury.
w. Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Margret Whits-
max, Michael Weekpea, John Wilhelmss
John Whitenak.
T.. Abraham Zimmerman.
WIN. SOMMERvILLE, Y.M.
Post.O Office, Martinsburgh,
July $, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
Pocket-Book Lost.

r OST on Tuesday the 25th ult. on the
IL road leading from Wynkoop's spring
to Martinsburgh, or In Martinsburgh, .
red Morocco POCKET-BOOK, contain
ing two dollar Bank Note, two Bank
Notes of FIVE dollars each, some promissory
Notes, orders, and other papers, of no
use to any person but the owner.--I will
pay two dollars reward to any person who
may find and return said Book, with the
papers and money il contained.
JOHN HELFERSTAY.
Martinsburgh, July $, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Cot. BURR.--A respectable gensle-
man, lately from France, informs that
Burr continued 10 Paris; and that, though
apparently obscure and inattentive to pub
lie measures, yet has frequent interviews
and communication with the principal Off.
GERS of state.-RaA. Fed. Gag.
EXEMPLARY ErFoRr.-The people OF
Boston independent of the collections TIA
ken up 10 their churches for the relief of
the sufferers at Newburyport, have raised
by subscription the generous sum OF Iwen.
ty thousand Dollars.
Aninieressing fac,.-Aletter from We
ny intelligent gentleman in Philadelphia, to
his friend in N. York, states, that few
days since, a fraeas occurred in the -Phila.
elphia Hospital, between two persons who
were labouring under mental arrangement.
In the contest, the skull of one of the COM
batants was fractured. DR.. Physic was
called in to trepan the skull. In PERFORM
ing the operation he discovered some 81.
perAuous flesh which bore hard upon the
brain; and on removing it the subject was
restored perfectly to his reason.
Thomas'" History of Printing" gives
a list of the newspapers published in the U.
States in the commandments of the year
1870. Ofthese New Hampshire has ~,
Massachusetts 80, Rhode. leland =, Con-
nectieut II, Vermont 10, New.York 66,
NewJersey 5, Pennsylvania II, Della.
wass2, Maryland II, District of Column
bia 8, (now - Virginia %, North Caroli-
ma r., South Carolina 10, Georgia Is,
Kentucky II. Tennessee s, Ohio ~, (If
The first settlement in this state about the
year 'ss, Indiana Territory 1, Mississip-
'pi do. 4, Orleans do. 10, Louisiana do. I.
In all, 35l!! of these 10 are duplicates
(being country papers.) 9 were published
before the revolution IS are daily, Is
thrice weekly, SO semi.weekly, 2Ys week
ly /; 8 are printed in the German, S in the
French, Spanish; 157 Federal, 158 re.
publican, and the rest neuter.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
From. the Political Register:

The late secretary of state has published
pamphlet which developes the proceedings
of the cabinet, and explains the conduct of
the present chief magistrate of the United
States--if but one fourth part of its con-
tents, as they have been related to US. be
true, the next session of congress must ex-
hibit scene of enquiry far exceeding all
that has been imagined of our Frenchi6ed
administration.
Among the charges brought by Mr..
Smi tn, we are told that Monsieur Serurier
explicitly stated to our executive on Me
ooh Of last February, that Napoleon would
not restore one cent ofthe American pro-
perty, which had been seized and con6s.
Gated in France and her dependencies!
We cease to wonder that Mr.. Madison
has not convened congress-unless he /:
much wronged by his confidential minister
his own conduct will form a large portioE
oflegislasive Investigation.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Strong and wellfounded expectations are
entertained that the Federalists will succeed
in the approaching election for Senators in
Maryland. The friends of Truth and Sound
Doctrines are numerous and respectable in
that state and nothing more than an honora-
BILE e1ertion is wanting to ensure a complete
triumph. The Democrats, as usual, may be
expected to resort to their old trade of misre-
presentation and lying. However, they have
80 long practised these tricks, that little dan
ger is to be apprehended, as the peoples eyes
are at length open to the decisions of cunning
and folly.
Mr.. Pinkney and Mr.. Foster arrived.
BY gentleman who left Baltimore on
saturday we learn, that the Essex frigate
with Mr.. Pinkney on board, had arrived at
ahat place.
A gentleman of this town has received a
letter from Norfolk, mentioning the arrival
Of Mr.. Foster at that place.
Alex. Gas.
The subloined extracts, from a French
State Paper, which has recently met the
public eye, ought to be repeatedly read and
dwelt upon by every man interested in the
fate OF his country. Such proofs of the Ty-
rants views cannot fail in time to make a
saiutary impression upon the public mind.
They cannot tail to expose and crush the
faction, which has so long abused the conf.
dence of the American people -
EXTRACTS.
"EHcLASD MUST YALL PROSTATE II
THE CONTINENT REMAINS UPRIGHT. The
division aud weakness of other states. com.
pose her whole strength. Another cons,i.
tuition must be offered her. If she prudent.
.sty adopts it, her independence and domin.
aons will be guaranteed; but if she is blind
and obstinate enough to refuse--a solemn
decree of all civilized governments, will
sepudiate her forever from the great family
9 the European commonwealth; aad she
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
GIN BURNING PATRIOTS,

Where are We! Look at the following ex.
tract from the American and Sun. Your
late patriotic feat, as it was called, has re.
sounded through the land, and spread a hns-
ire over this imperial city. You have kept
up your renown of former days, by burning
the contaminated property, which had been
covered by q British Ecence. But what
shall be done on the occasion of . Foreign
Consul, the representative of an Imperial
Villain, who has treacherously plundered
your -sownsmen of their hard earned
substance, to 80 large amount--what shall
be done when he shamelessly advertises,
that he has opened market for corrupting
your citizens, and under your very noses,
intends to raise tribute for his tyrant up.
on you, thereby establishing the pre.emi.
nence of that tyrant over your country 3
Can you any logger eonhde in the scanda.
lous printers, who have allotted him in his
insult to your independence, by circulating
his indecent and aggravating notice!
Lsok here it is, and blush whilst you read it.
"Merchants and others wishing to fit GU,
vessels direct from Baltimore to France
UNDER L1cENsE, are informed that the ne.
cessary documents can be had under appli.
cation at the Office Of the French Consul in
this city.
French Cansups Office.
June ~, 1911"
Let those who are so fond threading the
Declaration of independence, peruse the
following notice:
LICENCES-AHOY!!
The French consul for Baltimore
makes it known to the merchants, that he
is now authorised to furnish the proper
documents (Licences,~ &e.) to vessels
bound from this port for France"
lLet those who consent to enter traps
beware, lest it may be found easier to enter
than escape. l-Whig.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
FROM THE CLEANER.

FROM TIE DISK OF POOR ROBERT the
scKIBE.
A spider one night toiled with great in-
dustry to finish his web, and early in the
morning az he retired to his hiding place
he spoke thus to himself 80" Now, having
setmy snare artful and strong, I'll have a
ine feast for breakfast"
II was not long before a promiscuous
swarm of Aies, gnats and bees, attracted
by the beauty Of the morning, came buzz
zing around, and two or three small flies
got entangled in the web, but with little
struggle released themselves from the
tolls. The dainty spider in the mean time,
neglecting to seize on the little fry, that
wasin his reach, kept back waiting for q
daintier bic. A honey bee that was buzz
ling around, pretty soon, unconscious OF
his danger, few into the net, and was BY
his futtering deeper entangled in the tolls.
Fat and plump, and smelling sweet with
honey, the delighted spider ran from his
covert and eagerly seized on his victim.
As he rushed forth, he cried with exulta-
ton,
I've got the finest breakfast IN the ma.
tion."
No sooner did the spider seize his prey,
than the bee, turning to defend himself,
plunged his sting deep into the foe. Alas
groaned the spider, lin plain prose, for his
spirit Of poetry was gone) as he hobbled
back in agony to his hole, what fool was
l TO let slip so many opportunities of satis-
flying reasonable appetite for the sake OF a
feast. Had been content with what was
reasonably sufficient, might have lived
well, but by seeking to gorge on honey
bee l have got nothing but the sting.
Poor spider, fit is true that misery fnds
relief in having company, you are not with
out ample sources of consolation.
When see farmer or mechanic who -
in snug way of business in his profession,
dashing largely into speculation Of trade
be cautious my friend, thinks /, or like
the spider instead of bee you will meet
with nothing but sting"
When I see man building house lar
ger than his necessities require, or his
means will justify, and running in debt to
finish it--methinks. my friend though you
may Aatter yourself that you are provid-
ing a feast of honey or fat bee, be eau.
xous or you will meet with the sting OF
bitter disappointment-[O Robert Ro-
bert
When | see young man, aiming at
more than his talents, his education or his
character entitle him to expect; proud, su-
| percilious, contcmptuous TO his equals and
aspiring-I would write this caution on
his looking glass. My friend, aim at I'll.
ling the station nature intended you to oc.
cupy, and you may appear respectable, bu,
by seeking too much you win only meet the
sting of contempt.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
egGe 8a3ette.
Martinsburgh, July $.

DIED, on Wednesday morning last, after
very short sickness, Captain RICHARD
RANSONE, of this County !
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
LISBON, April ..

Nsssena brought an escort OF or 1000
which made the force of the army OF
Por,urd amo INT, exclusive OF the re-
{srve' to SO or 1900 men. The 9Th
S<oros consisted of IL or Is 900 men; which
rn,kes the sum total amount to los or
1o7, 600 fighting men. We have counted
|oDly fighting men were We to enumerate
Me- persons in eivilemploymenss. servants,
he. the total amount would DC more con-
siderable. ;, -.
,,oops of Massena do not exceed 10000,
.,d the whole number 10 not more than
/ 40 900 ofthe cavalry only 1000 remain.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
East. Florida again.

|hv last mail, that the negociatlou OetWcSu
Cen. Matthews and Col. M'Kee on the
hart of the United States, and Gov. Folch
On the part of Spain, had broken up with.
out coming to any termination. Gen.
MATTHEW'S has returned to St. Mays,
Georgia, Col. M'Kee remains at Fort
stoddert, and the Spaniards remain in
Hsuiet possession of Mobile.
J II wa. re ported at Pensacola a. late As
The 18th inst. that Gov. Folch is promoted
from Colonel to Brigadier General, and
ordered to La Vera Cruz, to take com.
mand of his corps. Money had been re-
seived at Pensacola from La Vera Cruz, TO
pay the troops, and all debts against the 60
sernmcns Of Spain, with positive orders to
put tina. place and Mobile in the best posi-
bic state of defence, that as soon as the in-
surgeuts were quelled in the different pro.
vinces of Mexico, that the garrisons OF
West. Florida would be reinforced.
We make no comment on this .informa.
ton, but only say, that we believe it to be
correct, particularly as to the receip, of the
money, and the preparations for defence.
Louisiana Gazette.
1--WE stop the press to announce the ar.
sival ofa schooner at Mobile town from
New. Orleans, bound to Fort Stoddart,
4 loaded principally with powder for the u.
States troops. She is stopped and will not
IJbe permitted to pass up the river without
permission from the captain general of Gu.
bs.--Mobile Courier.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13
ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller g Stataoner,

Othosite the Washington zauern-kirg street
HAS LATELY REC EIvED FOR SALE
The >foAowing Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt.
De Queyedos' Works, vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols. do. do.
Caveilo on Electricity.
Cooper's.Sutgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, S vols, calf, with su-
perh plates.
D4rwin's PhyIologia, Tbonpson's Con.
spectusa Clark's Homer, Tooke's Pantheon,
Bells Surgery, vols. Culien's Practice
Cullen's Materia Medica, Halier's Physioso.
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso. gilt
hindiag, Blair's Sermons, vols. The Be-
rough, a poem, 6y Crab, PARKS Chymes-
try
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Sa!iust
Deiphini, Clark's Corderi, Rippan's Hymns,
Com!ey's Grammar, Rocket and Family BIZ
bles. School do. and Tes,aments, Hutton's
Bookkeeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's Sur
veying. Fliat's do Ainworth's Latin Die
tionary, Hume's Essays, Boanbrook's works,
Ladies and Gentlcmcn's Pocket Almanacs,
for 1911, Also large stock of Writing and
Wrappins Paper. Bonnet Bandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, sc.
NJ B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. &c. on liberal
erms.
.Norm6cr7,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13
Trufees.
Ten Dollars Rez0ard.

Ran away from the subscriber on
the Both u.nmo, at Edmund Fosters, III
Snotsylysnis county, Virginia. Negro Wo-
man, named Winny, aboa. tnir years OF
age; had on, when sire e.oved, nwn coat
in !. habit, wool nat, and coarse u"1o!e so.fd
shoes. suppose she vii make tor reae-
ricks5urg, Alexandria, or the city Of Wash
iaeton, as SIZE i,as numerous scqaSlnt,-i'ce IN
each place. She is very geod house ser
want and all excellent seamstr IS. my per-
son, apprs bending the ssid Negro, and Sc
curing her IA any Jail, and giving nooff
to the subscriber living in F$irfax connLF
about SIX saites from the Occoqaan mis-
and shout seventeen miles from alexandra AZ
snail receive the above reward and II brou5 al
home, all reasonable charges paid
Edward w. Simpson.
February 4. eo-In
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-02-13
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY Is. 1911.
Public Sale.

By virtue Of Deed of Trust from William
hunter to the subscriber, to secure the
payment of sum Of money to Thomas
Preston, will be exposed to sale for ready
money, On Wednesday the 27th OF Feoru-
airy aext, Oh the Premises,
y HOUSE and LOT, on tue corner of
a Water and Wilkes Streets, fronting on
Water Street one hundred and three feet,
and fronting on Wilkes street seventy two
feet on which is good two story framed
Dwelling II ouse, handsomely situated, and in
good epaiI--subiect to ground rent.
James Keith, Trustee.
January IS.