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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

The Captain OF the French Privateer at
Philadelphia has been imprifoned, charged
with breach Of The ltatute Of the y. S. a
sAfnit fitting Out fsreign privateers. He
however 1laiI fare better than tome Ameri-
cans IA France, Eie ihall not tie marched 9
or 400 miles under 2 military guard-fie fhal
rot be confined in dungeon, nor be put in
iFons-f1e ihaIl NOT be kept on bread and wa
ser--He ihail not be kept 10 days without a
change Of Iinen--and he fhslI not be itstvsd
into The iervice of tbs nation that puniihes
him - Plaaan1s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
Z. GREELY.

zAs ros SALE, af 40. !, Lorg H'5ays
so bolts Euiia Duck
so Is. Ravens do
50 ps Cotton Co.
SO chefs Kyfon. Eiyfon fkin, sad Soz-
ChoDg TeaS
80 boxes Chocolate
5000 VT Coffee
3 pipes American Gin
% bolts India Duck
200 bbis. Mels Beef
20 bbls Pork
200 hhds Salr
CoRDAGE by the Gang or frnaller e1s--
ny (tfl <7rR -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
BEN JAMIN BUTMAN,
EXCHANGE STREET,
HAS JUN received frelh fupply of
- DRUGS CO. MEDICINES,

Paints, DTE-STUFFS, DC.
among which are the following
10 bbls. London White Lead
Is dc. Spaniih Brown
y do Spruce Yellow
~ do Linfeed Oil
6 do Spirits TerPentine
hhds. Spaniih Whiting
6 do Coppersfs
8 do Alum
200 lbs. Indigo
10 tons lockwood and FaGic
100 boIes BY end by 10 Crown Clafs,
&c with great variety Of other articles,
computing large and exten6ve afortment
IN the above branches, which he offers whole
iale and retail on very low terms for Cath or
approved credit.
b. POI aud Pearl Alhes conlan,ly fo- izle.
Jass 8. ufl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
Ga,ftte 7blp J2rrs

Eha3ey. 7yiy 90, arrived fchr Cardner,
Fery foIn bsumore, wHh tie wreck OF
rag insg M rfafef, Ct Ee~york.
Dfek If tglg hagayst--On her paEige
s71in = b. ai,a ~ Eev 70 1, CxPeiisu~.I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
20 al concerned, thar ihe has been day
appointed and taken upon herieif The tTEl, Of
admilllteztrix ON the ellate W
WILLIAM WILTON,
late Of Cape Eh7 abeth, ia The county Of Cum
berlaud, mariner, deeeslsd, BY giving bono
As the Law direcls-ih az hsret5rs reqyetts al
psrlons who are in2erEed 50 the iaid deceai
eds eaats to make immediate paJ meuti and
shcfc who have any demands thereon, 10 ei
hi5H the iaa,e . Fl4Z aEzEti WILTON.
Jgy ~ is.i,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

The Communication by . A CsHntryar an
on the conduct ct the democratic patty in
the Legislature 1t the late session, is re
ceiyed- as Gle patty nov n power have,
with high hsnd. commenced the lvo < If
revolution and destruction, il MAJ he y.eil
% see tie end on u.cjr race, an. ihen tht
public VII hc The better able 70 Judge
Whistler The g00d 81 lhe People has becu
s'rer object, OF whelher Hey have not lu.de
usc OF powell n make laws merely to gran
= hungry, avaricl9us aFce -sseiea VIII have
netther anilt.y or ;n'ogta, Sufficient 70 &C
gpiFe living ua.ess sided By patty p4tron-
sse-EeU who have shcwn sht rasel,es ~
c-Pasle # managing ,aeir ewa fairs, but
Wac, 5y - ange psrs-gsi0n 3 Pa5l.c q ~
fon, iFom tbat circuu inne, are presumed
KY naay 20 nc the ae les eaal fed 70 msn.
sge the affairs OF the { mmOlw AZ ~ al
that thr public, ~ reason, can tlheci Of
inrR IN Office, d. taat tley do the duues vi
y with ability and Aueliiy. Whenever sucl
men are removed Eom gilice end BAD rien
appointed, our republic WIZ receis.
wound from which "a wiit never rcc-rer,
std the end for which government n; is insll-
tuied and supported. wiA DC subyerted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

WILLIAM CROSS,
~ ~. 3 Loyg ,tBo.f,
HAS Jua received and for fac,
$50 bbls of fupcriIne and Gne
FLOUR. 31i6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
FALUABLE RkAL ESTATE

FHLUABLE NAL ESTATE
FOR fsle Al Lifbon corner, in the County of
Lincoln, nearly n the centre OF the town,
convenient two tory nEzLtlEe HOUSE AND
Elssg. wfh the lot on which il ftands, contain.
ing half an acre Of land, under Improvement
rs a garden---'Thc iifuagion is pIeaianr and wei
calculated for Trader, or public honle, and
Is twenty leven miles from Portland on the
new county road leading TO AaloweIl and Au-
gusa and twenty three from Halloween. II
nos Pfeviouiiy eiipoied Of. il will be field a.
Pathr <at7ios on The premiles, 10 the higheit
bidder on Tuelday the twenteth day of Aug
III next = / o'clock p NJ for terms which
viii be very advantageous, pleafe TO apply 10
MIR John Goodwin, At portland, or the tub.
icrihers at Llibon.
SAMUEL TEBBETS,
ANDREW COOAIBS.
LiGn. vsfy IS, ISL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

'I'AkENb execution aud TO be fold at pub-
lie auction, Oh Saturday TIE fzpe.ty tor,t5
day q IsgzF rsst, AZ eieyes O'Clock a. NJ. on
the premdes,--AIl she right in equity Of Re.
demption, which Richard Kiog has in re-
deeming the following deicrined mortgagsd
Real Eitate, SifaaIod ID Scarborough, in the
couaiy Of Cumheflsnd--del as follows,
VIZ Beginning al the NOrsherly corner of
Aivan Bacons land thence running Rafferty, on
the Sou,Lery foe Of the highway leading o.
yer Scotcw's hil 10 called about two hun.
dred ro5s 20 Samuel Libby'o land, thence by
iald Llbbys iand lsutleriy about one hun
dred and eighty rods 20 creek; theuce by
fad creek iii 4 Gsikes the North Wen Branch
of Dunt!on riyes ,henes by faid river rillit
hrikes the land of George Hight; thence
Ea.terly 10y isid lights land 10 a ditch !;
thence NoTtheriy to Naikan 1'iltoas land,
thence 10y faid IilIon's land, TO The land of
Charles Morris /: thence by faid Morris land
by ditch 10 Tie l!ni Of Avian Bacon zfoTe-
iaa-containing upland and marlll) about
two hundred and thirty acres more or IefS
together with the Guiding. thereon Handing !;
y heng the fame land and buildings which
Richard King now improves and occupies, and
thu lame that wa, iet of as part ct the Dover
OF Mary King, widow Of Richard King, Eiq.
deceaied mezning and intending hereby ali
the land belonging 70 what is known BY the
name of aud GATED scotows farm
w. b PETLRS, D Sbs,F.
Jal, ISL, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

Erafa In lie ord IL The Iceiailiure
ffr appoi ning committees ON fhe n sate Tx,
published on Shc titSt page of ilds day = Ca
zette-lhe name Of ThCnss Hall, IA Wor-
ceStcr county, should be Tksmas Haae.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
Wanted q Vet AprE

TO 60 into family in this town--one who
can produce good recommendation
may know the family by applying al tie Ca
zesIe-OtAce JAY .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
American Cotton Goods.

WEBER & MERRILL,
No 5. Ex4boags ,ers.t,
TIAFE jan received. a general siiortment Of
: 1neyicaA LntcE Go2dJ,
conGfing of shiriing. sheetng, Stripes.
Checks, Gingsans, Bed Ticking. Warp,
Threads, threaded Yarn, &c. Say
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

HE Irulees Of Corham Academy are
hereby notified, that their annual meet
ing Will be held at faid academy, On the fir(t
~edncidAy OF Auguit nexr, being the feventh
day 81 fad month at Ten O'Clock a NJ.
LOTH2OP LEWIS, 81 eta,y.
g., ban, T1iy -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
CARVING MACHINF-

4 HE Subfcriber would inform TIE Pnblick
thar he has erected q Carding Machine
4, the head q Barba-y Creek ia Cape Eliza.
beth, and i now ready FOR hu6ncfs Boats
may come half tide wilma ten rods, OF the
Machine -ihe PIi-e For Csrding viii be FIVE
cents per pound mixed wool feveo cents Der
pound IN, credit Given. G CURTIS.
Cape Ehzabss5 Jay ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

Gables, Co drce an3 R1lfrobe.
Ma ANUFACTURED fr1u ne fin Quality
- Of clean Hemp and fnr fala hy H. CHE
YER. at Mo- 2, Long Wharf, or al the New
Rope Walk, 10y Deerng's bridge '7Diy 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
Pqsk, Talg 10.

- ~ y.
AyriDed nip II. States, Porter, 50 DAYS
from Liyerpou.-fd,d ia company wan
flip Midas, Siocum, from yrna-lune
aad, lat.f1, ga, Ion. 81, as, ". i.,oke brig
Eliza Cicela, from Philadelphia, ful Opor-
to--JUly 6. iat. ~, 70, IN. sS, "a, w.
ipoke Zip iris, LiiiDt days from Bottom
for lisbon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

THE ioblcriher hereby gvss public notire
10 all concerned, hat shr has been duly
appointed and aiken upcn her!elf The tsun of
administrative on lie elgzre IL
JOHN wooDsoRN,
late Of Falmouth, ID rhe county VI rumber-
land, ysoman, dscea.ed, ID g,ving beGa ~
me law d'feess--he Therefore re9uel. ali per-
ions "hc are indebted 10 TIE .alI ceSsalrds
elsie, to make inlrT.S dIa.e pavrient IA. w re-
who have any demands thereon 90 c1hiosr
the same 10 lOsLPH tKEsALp, ct roftlasS.
Lsy
ANNA y WOCDSORY
July rs, 1871 r-rE "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
WSf-India GOods q Gyoeeris5.

FOR fale ~ the fn5fcribsr, ~ his Gore ~
forslfyssf, nearly oppo6te the head ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29
STRAY HORSES.

= = - AAO A0A-l.
\TRAf I'D from the euclolure Of Thaasr.
- Broad, ia Falmouth % fhe nigh, " NE
Soth mt geiding horiss ons. bright bay
with black name and tail With white ltripe "a
his face AID t~o "aile hFud fe-r, about four
years old; The other brown or nJuIe col
cured horie, with black name and tail, and
about years Old Whoever will return lad
hories or give iutcrmation to Mr.. BRosn G.Aa
Be rev zrued, Tuiv 10Y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-29

~AANA(AN " -
Liels. ysiy IS, ISL.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-27

must depend essentially uPon an ~.
Of capitol. vhici, again ranst cepe';a
the savings made out OF The Iesrn,cs
those who furnish, OF manage H. "
is at any time employed, %at!heYiH .
culture, or in Hanuiaotn u; is al.
other way"
But while the crclus;z.e Droduc.!.ycrsca.
of agricultural Labor has been t!.;'> Il ig@
and reiilted. the superiority e ~ gra-
ductiYeEcss has been concet:ed w!ti0ht *.
station. AS this concession involyes y
point o. considerable magnitude. in rel
alton to maXilns of public administration,
the grounds on which it rests are worthy
Of a distinct and particular examination.
One Of tie arguments made use o., in
support Of the idea, may be pronounced
both quaint ard superficial: il amoynts
to this-that III tie productions Of the sail
nature co-operates with man; and that
the effect OF their joint labor must be
greater than the labor CT man alone.
This, however, is far from being a
necessary inference. 1t is very ccncei,-
able, that the labor Of man alone laid out
upon work requiring great skill and art
to bring ii toperiection, may be mere pro
ductiye in value, than the labor OF nature
and man combined, when directed towards
more simple operations and objce,s and
when it is recoiiected TO what ar cXtcrt
the agency Of nature, in tie application
Of the mechanical powers, is made s,ly-
iliary to the prosecution Of manufactures,
the suggestion which has been noticed
loses even the appearance Of plausibility.
TO be continned.)
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-27
BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.
NETWORK. June 2f.
Captnre of the IdmcdhmaQh.


The Pilot Boat Thorne came uD on
Saturday evening, with the passengers in
the brig Tamaahmah, Capt. Skiddv,
which sailed from this port on Friday.
Tamaal.maah was in ballast, and was
bound to Bordeaux with about forty pas
sengers. She left Sandy Hook OH Friday
at o'clock. p. III. and at was captured
by III. 3. Nj. slip MeIampus. Capt. Haw-
ker; the Atalante sioop of wa.r in compa-
ny and ordered to Halifax.
In Capt. Skiddy's letter. be states that
he was captured within fre miles of the
Hook-the passengers vary the distance
from nine to fifteen miles.
By writer's 81 the laws OF nations, dis
lance 0i i marine league, Cor three miles)
from the shore, is reckoned within the
iuci3ditt.oaai limits Of state or territory,
but not beyond. But the U. S. say, the
distance ought to be three marine leagues.
The Melampus and AtaIante have been
several days cruising off Sandy Hook
and we much regret the capture of the
Tamaamaah, as it may lead to the un-
friendly suspicion that they are cruising
there for the purpose Of intercepting our
vessels bound in and out Of port.
Extract ola letter from Capt. Skiddy,
master of the brig Tamaahmaah, from
New-York bound to Bordeaux, with pas
sengers only.
:" Off Sandy Hook. June 90, 1911.
IS am sorry to inform YOU that was
chased and boarded last evening after 7
O'Clock, by the British frigatc Melampus,
Capt. Hawker. who is going to send me
in to Halifax. They have taken al hands
out of the brig, myself included. except
the mate. Captain Hawker says, he PC
grets that his orders oblise him to send in
all vessels bound to France. Ii was very
hazy when l fell in with the frigatc, and
several sail in sight. l did not distinguish
what she was until it was too late. how
ever tackled and stood in. She fred scyc-
raj shot, and neared us, as she held the
breeze more in the ofFing; & the last SHOT
went over us. thought it imprudent to
risk the lives of the passengers in persist
ing, particularly as We were losing the
breeze, and the frigate kept it longer.-
We were taken within five miles Of the
Hook"
The Tamaahmaah belongs to Mr.. De-
sobry and Capt. Skiddy.
We are desired by the passengers in the
Tamaahmaah (who are mostly French) to
state, that they are perfectly satisfied
with the conduct of Capt. Hawker, who
treated them with the utmost poIiteness,
and gave up to them all their baggage,
&c.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-22
FEM LIE ACADEMY.

MRS. ROWEN, hegs permission, very
WI respectfully, to inform the citizens 81
\ exandria and its yicinage, that she has open
ed School at the corner of Washington and
Prince streets, for the education Of young Ia,
les: wherein will be taught, READING Writ
ing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the English
: rammar various kinds of needle work,
Embroidery, Drawing and Painting. To &C
comodate those who live at distance, she will
* few young ladies to board and educate
at One hundred and tsenty fOe dollars per an
mum Drawing and Pal ling will be an addi-
iooal charge of six dollars per quarter
As opportunities to acquire knowledge of
the English Grammar, are too seldom within
the sphere of the female p1rt OF society, the
attention of her pupils will be particu' arly
directed to this important science
March IS,
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Femate EduCmlon.
3t.wtistap

MRS SELLs NICHOLS, having
Nl relinquisned her intention OF leaving
Alexandria. has taken tina, comm odteus house
s.;hc corner ON King street. adjoining Col.
DealaLe's. s. begs leave 10 inform her hiend'
d.s, she wi CONT ue as hitherto, to teach
tm-les the different branches of useful and
ornamental EpucArIoN She returns her
HANKS to those by whom she has been Patro.
njzzd, and hopes she may enjoy the teasinu'
ance Of their patronage. NJ
The house being eomnodioas and IN
healthy part of the town, she wishes to take
few Scholars al Boa.ders on reasonable
terms. - .:
Her terms for tuition are moderate, and
may be known by applying to her.
March H.. eoet
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New Publications,


Just received, for sale by JdlIES KENAE-
DY, zen. Bookseller, King ssreet;
THE Genuine Episties Of the Apostolic
Fathers
Nelson on the Great Duty of frequenting
the Christian Sacrifice, xith suitable Devo-
tons.
The Beauties Of Dr.. Robertson.
The Mnstrelsy of Edward the Wanderer.
The West Indies, Poem, by James
Montgomery with other Poems On the hbo-
,ition of the Slave 'E,ade.
W aIlace, OF the light of Fa.kirk, Poem,
by Miss Houord.
TIE Secret History Of the Cabinet OF Roma
partc, v.
The S.racen, Novel, from the French
Of Nj dame Cut;in
Gilpin's Monument Of Parental Affection
to a dear and only Son
BY INSCRIPTION.
The Am rican Medical and Philosophical
Register, No |. Q, ).
Tie Archives of Useful knowledge, No.
/, 2. 3.
Walch's American Review of History and
Politics, No. /.
= March 49, eo6t
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By Order Of the Orphans Court q
Charles County.
This is to give Notice,

hat the subscriber, OF Chsrles county,
has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of
sad county, in the State Of Maryland, let
ters of administration ON the personal estate
of francis II. Shlid, late of the county sforc.
said deceased All persons having c,aims
against the said deceased are hereby warned
to exhibii the same with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, Oh or before the !. st
day Of August next or they may by law be
excluded from all uene6t to said estate -
and those debted thereto are requested to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 7oth day of
bruary, 1911.
= Theodore Dent, Admir-. =
March S. co9..
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For Sale, at Public auction,

For Sale, at Public Auction,
On Monday tie first day of April mex, at
% O'Clock on re premises, The following
valuable property, on liberal credit:
Txo two story Brick Houses; two
one ory otick stores, on Washington street,
also four framed houses on Ming street, hi.
Guiding the sore o. the corner OF King and
Washington streets. aid Two lots OF ground
on The we,, side o. Washington street and
nsar 10 hrng-s.rcet, each twenty four feet
three inches front The above props r,y
Will bring in a present rent OF ore thou and
dollars per an'um, ID Is subject to groana
Teat Of one hundred dollars annually.
Richard Lewis.
I,p,,syy e. 3tswtistAp
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SLAVES WANTED.

FOR eight or ten Virginia SlaDes, boys,
women and men. OF good character, liberal
price in cash will be given. Apply to the,
subscriber,
Francis L, Lee,
In Alexandria. or to his Manager
at Sully, Fairfax county.
February IA. d
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FOR SALE,
0W REASONABLE TERMS

OW RE.fSOW1DLE TERMS,
An half acre Of Ground, situate on the csr-
ner OF Prince and Henry streets, nearly op-
po,ite Mr. Thomas Janney's dwelling house.
A small part on Henry street Of the above lot
is leased on ground rent for thirty dollar.
per annuin, leaving balance OF twenty dol
lars per annum on the residue which will
afford six handsome building lots on Prince
street, and ;wo on Henry street. 1.-THE above
property is not so al private sale, it will be
sold at public auction OH the first Saturday in
May, at four o, lock in the afternoon.
Alexander Perry.
March IL dit
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BRYAN HAMPSON AND &C

BRYAN HAMPSON AND &c.
Haze just reeeived and aFsr for sale,
10 :hogsheads and SO barrels hrs' quality
sugar
20 do. secoad quality
10 pipes old Losdon particular Madeira
pipes and .ieroes London market and
IS quarter casks Malaga Wines
20 boxes dipt candles
9 hhds. old jamaica spirits
pipe Old cosniac brandy
50 barrels New England RUM
40 DO. prime whiskey
lu chests imperial,
10 ditto Young hysan teas OF this years
moor, alton, ana selected for family use.
Also, the best selected -four for do.
October S..
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MOUNT EAGLE.

This desirable Country Seat is for
ride Of Alexandria, it Offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family. The
Tract bounds on Hunting Greek; and con
tains two hun0:ed and twenty-three acres.
If not sold before tie first week in April, il
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on ac-
comm oa.ing publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq. alexan.
dria, or 10 the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near VanviNe, Naryland.
February y. 2awu.
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FOR SALE,
March !, 1911.

A House and Lot on HenryStreet,
adjoining the premises Of Philip G. Marssel-
Ter. The House is nearly new, large, con-
rsnien., and in very healthy situation, to
which is attached three quarters Of IN acre Of
ground. now in garden we! enclosed Al.
50, L OF Of Ground near the lower end oil
King Street; this Lot is - and a hall feet
on King Street, running back 10 SO teet
aI:e7 81 fret on which are two Houses -
If the first mentioned propertyis not sold at
private sale, before the LIST June next, 1t WIZ
then be sold at pubic sale, on liberal terms.
Apply to 49,.
c. Page.
March i6. = sia~tiJ.s
% PRINTING Handsomely exc
euted at TIL, office. ?:
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NOTICE.

THE creditors Of lanes Douglass, on the
18th of July, 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day of Noyem-
Der in that year, are required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated, to the subscribers,
on or before the hrst day Of JANUARY next.
preparatory to o dividend. No in crest will
be allowed after the lth of July, 1904,
Robert l. Taylor,
William Newton.
October Q. 60
r Anun the creditors Of James
Douglass not having at,ended to the ABOVE
notice the a,signers have been ind. ed TO
postpone the dividend 10 the asa OF this
moath-aher which no Claims wall DC teceiv-
ed.
March !, 1911.
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Timely Notice.

On the hrst day of April next, the nriee
o. fetemac and Shenandoah Navigation LOT.
terry Tickets, willraise to 5 10 So cents Pre-.
sent price Sle. Tickets for sale BY
K. Gray, Bookseller.
Who will keep correct check Of the draw
ing tor the examination Of tickets tree of es.
pence.
March l2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-22
Burr Mil Stone Munufadory.
The Subscriber informs the


sublic that he has received supply OF Burr
Blocks and intends TO rccomFnsnte the max
ing OF Rure MiI-otohes &, his iste dwelling
on Pstrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, about the first OF March next, whe
he can supply furr atones OF any dimensions
that may be ordered. He has also good as
sor,meat of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying 70 Joseph DesD or at the Manu-
factory. Any person Wishing t. engage
Burrs before the 6,st Of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
p Benjamin Brown.
December H. "a"
The Subscriber
Will sea his small F A K NJ on
Hunting Greek, il immediate application be
made. Those inclined to purchase, viii ap-
ply 70 J. D Simnns, or
lanes Craik.
{ March IL. 3tAw2w.
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And for sale by the Subscri6ey,
80 boxes No. CHOCOLATE,
10 half do. do
Is chests Gunpowder and Young Hyson
TEAS, of late importation.
SAMUEL CRAM.
March s. cow