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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-14
4 Very Valuable LOT of GROUND 70 be sold for

4 Very Valuable LOT of GROUND to be sold for
[ a casl,.-lsy virtue of deed of trust made by
MIR. John Barrett the subscriber, dated the 9th of
August, 1900 and recorded in the Hastings court of
Richmond, VIII be Exposed TO sale at Auction, for
cash. at the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond,
on Friday the FIRST day OF May next, that valuable
and highly improved Lot Of Ground on ShocLcc hill,
IN the said city, No. 5s6, ut present in the occupancy
of Ms James Brown-suhject however, to the claims
OF the said Brown. founded extent by virtue Of
of Thompson Snodgrass, & Co. against tie said
John Barret. The situation OF this lot is probably as
eligible for private residence any in the city.
C. COPELAND, Trustee.
March 81. ids
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nj O1iCE--Ths day the CopartnersIp of Hob
! day and Seaton was dissolved by mutual con-
sent those indebted TO the are requested to
call L. II Seaton Immediately, who is authorised
to receive, and viii paysall debts due by them.
JOHN HOLIDAY. 3
L. II. SEATON. -
THE subscriber will continue the Chair Making
business at the old utand, and sUcits the pat on
age of the public.
L. II. SEAToN.
April 5. 4w
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for the correspondence between Mcssrs. Foster and
Munroe. IT, however, tl.e FIRST we're not car. iel L-
would rcqpest leave To with,igaw the second.
The House ;Een divided, when there alpeare,i---
~ For tho motion, Is
Against, 100
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a DYERTISEMENT.--- subscriber hatiag
"a commences business in tie Connlissio1 Line
in the City Of lichmond hopes 10y strict Attentions. 70
merit share Of the patronage If his Friends. Ills
Office is kept opposite the EagIe Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. o.! e
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0ILL BE SOL.D-for cash at William Gates
w Tavern in Chesterfield county the 25th
inst.a negro slave named JIM, conveyed in trust
to secure the payment of certain sum of money
due John Elicit, by Robert Woodcock, the sale will
such title is invested in will be conveyed the
purchaser. BY
,t VILLA NJ FLOURNOY, Jr.
Sarviving Trustee.
April 5 3wp
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~ OT!CE-Improved window springs--Having
~ purchased join Baltthrope's patent right, for
making, constructing, using and vending his and
useful improvement in spring Tor fastening window
purpose fixing windows with said springs within the
said county, at reasonable rate, viii sell the
right for particular districts OF the County, shall
shortly be supplied with springs, when I shall he
prepared TO attend to any application Which n.ay be
made, and fix any number of sashes which NAV be
required after very shogt notice. 3-.
EDWARD G.SYDNOR.
April 8. 3yy
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b l. n NIX S,

Of almost every description.
ron SHE AT TINS aFfJcE.
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PRINTING If every kipd handsomely and exyedi.
tiorsls AcNe 81 DIS alhee.
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OTICE-The subscriber is ready to receive
Ia proposals 10 lease his plantation from the COM
nenciAg of the ensuing year, known by the name Of
CRONDALJ,, in the county Of Richmond, Fling on
RappahaDuock River, adjoining the lands of Messrg.
john TaylOe aud Landon Carter and directly oppo-
site The Town Of Tappah~1nock.
Bond With approved sccuity VIII he required.
0CF Meter directed 10 tic subscriber, living in
the Ciiy Of Richmond will he strictly attended 10.
JOHN MURPHY, JR.
AIarcl,6. If
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NATAsHlNGToN LOTTERY OFFICN in Tal-

WASHINGTON LOTTERY OFFICE in I;a-
w timore, Garner IF lSoath and .tIdtkef SHeeSt.
The Subscribers have for sale great variety Of
Tickets and Shares in the second class of the Vaccine
institution Lottery, the drawing Of which viii cor-
Inence on the first Wednesday IN May next and be
completed tong before any other Lottery Which viii
be drawn in this city. This Grand Lottery contains
-Four Capital J'riSes IF YSpentY IhoaSand Dollars
each, Tires # Fivc thousand, Ten Of One Thou
sand, &c and not near two blanks to a Prize---Pre-
sent price Of Tickets S 67, but viii soon advance.
The subscribers have it likewise in thor power to
accommodate fheir friends and the public with Tick
tie same terms they be purchased IN that
city. They will keep regular and correct Check
book for this Lottery.
The SCHEME CONTAINS
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THE above bushes, win in future be carried on
by the subscriber, on his account.
ED DIGGES.
March s.. If
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nj OTICE-tl.e Tenth Drawing Of the. William Sc
~ Mary College Lottery CT Ninety numbers,
took place at the Capitol in the City of Richmond
on the 2itii Of March SIC, when the following
bers came cut Of the wheel, to Wit
79. H. 20 Il. 90.
Among Which numbers, there are two T'ievneys
and nine hnibeys.
All persons, that have drawn the fortunate num-
Williamsburg, or Simon Block OF Richmond, either
Of whom will discharge the amount without dis
count.
The Eleventh Drawing VIII taxa place the 2ad
Of April
March a1st.
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GF The cntors of tie Bait. American and Boston
PARROT. requested to nseifthe above once week
I'LL the 25ti April, and forward their accounts TO Chs
Office.
Feb. 10, 1919. wtds
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.1rd not too bid9ts 70 a bYic

.THd not TOO DIdHN5 70 pTf&e.
Tile drawing viii commence the fourth Tuesday iR
April. Present price of Tickets Ss-entirc schemes
Of either Of the above Lotteries delivered gratis
purchasers. Apply as above, where orders arc
ccived from tc most distant places, aud attended to
with the greatest punetuaity, correctness and dis
patch.
SlAfKINS 81 caldwell.
Hailimnre HTarcll q 81
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ri 0TiCE.-'Fhc Coparmership Of DIGGES s.
~ HEWLETT, was, on the Goth nit. dissolved by
mutual consent Those who have claims a ainst the
said concern, as also Who indebted, viii apply To-
Edward d. Digges, who is alone authorised TO settle
the business Oh the said concern.
EDWARD D. DIGCES,
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n OTlCE-Mhercas, by, an acc di Congress mas
IN sc,l on tue fourteenth day OF M CHI in ti.t
year OF our Eoi,l one thousand eight manfred at;
twelve, the President oil .,e Unt. States Is auth,,
lisod to borrow the credit OF the Uui,e,i states
SUM net exceeding eleven millions OF dollars a; ~
interest not exceeding six per een;u,n per ,nnir,
yablc quarterly early, SO however that NO en-. .,.
n,ent Or contract shall be entered into, which sal
preclude the U. States from rciubuiSng any sun
on suaas thus borrowed, ut amy time alter che ex, nj
ration OF twelve years from the first day. OF .;a,a
ry one thousand eight hundred and thirteen In.
SoAereoS by the sud act, much ofthc funds con
suuiibs The annual appropriation oil eight millions
dollars, for the payment OF the principal and inter
est OF the public debt OF the United States AS ra
be wanted for that purpose after satisfy ing the sum
necessary for the payment The interest and suci
pay OF the principal of said debt the u. States ar,
now pledged annually To pay * reiinburse, is pe,lg
ell and appropriated Tor the payment Of the iteres
and Tor The reimbursement of the principal OF Ill,
stock now TO be create aud Ill faith oil the Unitet
states is pledged To establish sufficient revenues To-
making up any deficiency that may heresster tax,
place IN the iurds now appropriated for paving tn,
interest and principal as aforesaid. ind sshereG
the PRESIDENT OF the U. States did Us AN act or com
mission under his hand dated Jle tliirteth day o
March IN the year one thousand eight hundred AN,
twelve, authorize and empower the Secretary of IL.
Treasury to borrow, on behalf of the u States,
sum not exceeding in the whole eleven mirons %
dollars, and to make the necessary contract TO
the same, pursuant to the act OF Congress aboy,
recited.
Not9 Therefore, the undersigned Secretary of III
treasury, IN pursuance OF the act OF Congress am
the authority from the President oil the o. Stat.
aforementioned doth hereby, on behalf of tn, Uni
ted States, contract * engage in manner foliown,
to wit -
LIST. Books for receiving subscription to loan q
,I.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-29
AUGUST %, 1912.
PUBLIC SALE.

In pursuance Of a Decree of
the Honorable the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia for the
county of Alexandria, in suit wherein Ben
iamin Bolts and Timothy Brundige, Assignees
Of Isaac MCPHERSON and Nathaniel Eliicott,
are. complainants, and William Cash is defen-
dant, will be sold to the highest bidder on a
credit of 6, IL and s months, to bear interest
from the date, HOUSE and LOT on the
south side Of King street, between Washing
tor and Columbus streets, in the town of A.
lexardria, on the 23d day of September next,
on the premises: there is on the Lot framed
House and Sized adjoining. The premises
are subjectto inspection at any time previous
to the sale.
EDMUND !. Lee Commits
G. DENEALE, sioners.
August 2 ids
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-29
NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH 1E.aNDEYILLE, corner Of King
and Faiyar streets, has received and for
safe,
so quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Soucheng Teas, of the latestimporta-
tons, principally the Leda's very su'
perior cargo.
80 hhds. N. Orleans and West India Sugars,
20 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. MARRIED. and White Soap, OF choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Iiquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May %
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-29
[. No. 3735
WINES, SEAS, &c.

w 4ANl~OS A-4AOs SSSs
Pipes old London P. Madeira
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do Lisbon Es;,.
pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry
80 quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and young
Tyson Teas. of avery superior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern dc.
80 hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipt Candles,
40 do. No. Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing s gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds n. Orleans and w. India Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of otheEGRCCEs
RIES,
FOR SALE BT
BRYAN HampSon & Co.
August Is
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JUST PUPLTSHFD Ply
COTTON G STEWART,
ZEN SEE NUNS,
BY J.4MES UTR, d. d.

on NC .lott0U!HS chcfFctS, OL2'
No. lon the signs Of the tlmes
No. lion repentance, detailing the esias
nifty at Richmond.
No. III-Feiix trembling.
No. Woods claim upon the Young.
No V-Religion recommended to youtfi
from the in6rmities attending old age.
No. VI-The effusion OF the Spirit OH the
day OF Penticost, a glorious confirmation Of the
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, bat
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. lX--Life and Immol tality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.\
Each subject illustrated by Anecdotes.
e. Subscribers are respectfully requested
10 call or send for their Numbers.
A few Copies of these Sermons, not subs
scribed for, are yet for sale. Those wishing
to possess them will please make immediats
application.
August 10.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-29
: FIFTY DOLLARS REW.aRD.
LOST

I'm Saturday morning the a2d inst. between
q COLUMBUS Street and the Market-House
square, the following Bank notes {; eight o. SO
Dollars each, on the Farmers Bank OF Alex
andria, one do. of SO Dollars on the Franklin
Bank of Baltimore, with several other notes,
the banks not recollected of ten and fives-ln
all e65 Dollars, it was wrapped up in IN hall
sheet of writing paper. =,
Any person who has picked 1t up, and VIII
be so good as to leaveit With the Printer, Will
do kindness to poor man, the loser the
money not being his own,
August IS. o.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-29

SUGAR COFFEE MOLASSEo &c.
70 Hhds. } New-Orlcans & Havana Masco-
40 Bis s vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA 90
10000 h. Loaf & Lump do
10000 ID Green Porto Rico & St, Domingo
Coffee
SO Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RuH;
50 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
roo bushels Ground Alum Salt
With hsnsnal general assortmentof Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fai3ar Streets.
April 6. II
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TICKETS
~ LIE

INJHE
kedicalCo Vaccinelnstltu-
ton, & Rockville Academy
Lot .erles,
Al of which are now drawing, and the Ca
Fal Prizes still in the whcel-tor Sale by
Il. Cray.
Notes 1t 30 DAYS. with approved cndofsers,
iii be received for all sums OF fifty dollars
: upwarsls, aud any prizes that may be
rawn takea in payment as cash Ordsrs
rom ihe country, cnciosing cash post Paid)
''ii he paeotuaily attended 10 Nafrantea
'eaFarn tickets given in exchange tor
'fi&es n any OF the above lotteries, and IN
nc l1irst Class Potomac and Shenandoah Lot
sry. X. CRAY.
!uly24
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Mechanics Bank of alexandria.
The Stockholders Of the Mechanics Bank
Of Alexandria viii take notice. that the third
PAYMENT becomes due, OH Monday the Slst
ag ofthe present month, payable at the Court
House in the Town Of Alexandria.
August "a, 1912.
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FRE SH M EDICIN E S.
EFYI,I4M H4RPER, jr.

81. lTILLfS7 M III M LNs re
sxFoTH8c3RF end DRUGGIST 9ler-
rgario, Fa.Yaa, Street, OPPOSITE BRYAE
R4MPS0RS, AID neat Door 20 mo
HOYDS-
TIAs iost received in addition TO his for.
rner Stock, a general assortment OF
MGiciaes Of the 6rst quality, all of which he.
viii sell wholesale and retail, on as good.
terms as they can be purchased IN Baltimore
or PHILADELPHIA Country Merchants and
Physicians can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash. or on good credit -~lie
has also received a general assortment OF
Srg;cal Lgstruaeafs, likewise
The joilo4vins Paseat Medicines V'z -
Wheaton's Iaundicc Rittsrs,
Do Itch Oieunent,
Cooey's Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds. Asthmas. Consumpt;ons, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Taompson's Toothc Paste,
Essence OF aIastayd,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c,
~ The highest cash price given Tor
Snake Root.
March z.
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BALTIMORE, April 0.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

The Emperor was in Paris at latest ,Iates---but
daily expected to set out for the nortli--Large ar
mics appeared TO be in motion, & every thing indi.
Gated an immediate with Russia
Some broken regirTicnts of disabled troops ware
occasionally returning from Spain. But no news
from that country circulated in Frauccthe tyranny
oycr tic press fOrbddini;.
The u. States sOop of war Hornet, was at Cher
bourg, intending to sad for lone about the iii,
March. She had moi been interrupted by ti,e
French government, nor lad any accounts reached
bordeaux or any recent seizures.
" WAS not known that the French government had
intercepted Mr. Russefs dispatches, as reported
viz England.
The French emperor had issued 50 licences to
trade with England. Nothing ofinbortance in orr
French papers, except the foilowing--
an article under date Of Vienna, Goth February,
relative 10 the pending negotiation between Russia
and Turkey, states. that the Russian Gen. Kutusow,
when on Che ofleayng lis II. O. for Pctersburcb
received formal orders from his court 10 put an end
% The arinisticc, which was accordingly done the
lgth January stpulatiug however, that actual hos
uhi'es should not commence for 20 days. The Rus
$ an oieefs, Who bv their late success we're In fun
eHPsetaso Of paaet, much disatsf "a 1t this e.
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baltimore, .1hrik 9,
LATEST FROM FRANCE

Accounts are received by the schooner
Rossie, IN u days from Bordeaux. A mer.
camille friend has favored us with the follow
ing extract of letter from his corresnon.
dent I'D bordeaux
The Hornet was to sail about the 18th N
March-No pollticals change as far as we
nave been able to learn had taken place
BORDEAUX, March IL, 1912.
SINCE our last respects of the Goth nit.
the emperor has granted an additional num-
Der OF licenses to export wines, brandies and
dry goods from France to England, and 70
bring from thence i'll return sugars, coffee
pepper, indigo, cotton, cochineal, tea, hides
dye wnods, and medicinal drugs 4 few i'm
Perial permits have also been granted tn i'm
port colonial produce from the u. States !,
American vessels. These unexpected and
incomprchensible measures have caused q
complete st2gnation Ill business, and no sale
of colonial produce could now be effected
without great reduction from the last pri-
ces.
''It will no doubtbe soon ascertajned yha-
thef the licenses for England can be execu-
ted; it they can, it certainly will not ans wer
to send colonial produce from the u. States
to this country. But, in the contrary case
which appears to US most probable. sucl,
produce will ere long be in demand at higb
prices.
"Brandics have risen about 25 per cent
pr 50-principally owing to the measures
before mentioned, and good American 4th
proof would now cost on board ship about 3f
57-100 per gallon. The enclosed price cur
rent must be considered as nominal. but an
nexed to it is a list of arrivals from Amer.
ca. Whig.
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HOUSE or COMMONS.
AMERICAN MERCHANTS.

y Mr. L3ckhart prefaced the motion of
which he had given notice for referring the
petition of the suffering American mer-
chants to a committee, by history OF their
claims, which the noise of the moment
would not allow us to hear. As we'll as
we could understand the hon. gentleman,
he stated that the petitioners had, at We
ry distant period, debts TO AN immense a
mbunt due to them in America for which
in consequence Of an application ON their
part 70 the British government, and re-
Dsonstrance on the 'p;.rt Of The British gov
ernment to that Of Is nrrica, the American
government consented, by an article in the
treaty OF commerce, to render themselves
responsible. Ia 175t, four commissioners
were appointed 20 Investigate the nature Of
these debts, bat aitcf sitting ten ge:fs siey
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-14
Prensident'S House
General Expenses
S14,425,O6,I-4l

S14,425, o6,1-41
The message and documents were refer
red to the committee of Ways and Means.
The House took up for consideration the
amendments OF the Senate to the bill autho :
rising detachment of the militia of the u i.
states. The amendments are all matters of
detail, excepting a new provision for abolish
ing corporal punishment All the amend
ment OF the Senate were agreed to, slight
verbal amendment however having been
made to one Of them, which required the
sending the bill again to the Senate.
a ietterwas received from Mr.. Roansa-
veil, the witness who yesterday refused to
answer at the bar of the Hou sc. explanatory
OF MS motives &c. for refusing to answer.
Much desuitory conversation and some
warm discussion TOOK place, which resulted
in Mr.. Rounsavell's being again called to
the bar, and, having answered in the affir
native to a question whether he was willing
20 answer such interrogatories as should be
Propounded to him by the Speaker; and it
having in the mean time appeared to the
House that there was no occasion TO oues-
ton him farther Mr.. Rounsavcn was de-
clared to have purged himself from the con-
tempt offered to the House by now submit
ting to answer, and was accordingly relea
sed from the custody of the Sergeant at Arms
Wsdnesday, HfrR 8.
mr.. Fisk asked, through the SpeakerJeave
OF absence to the end of the session. On the
first vote, there were, for leave So, against
1t 90. A quorum not having voted, another
vote was takeu--for leave 3S-against it 40
80 leave was refused.--Dfr. Bieecker asked
the same leave. Granted-A2 to 40.--Nr.
Ldcock, one of the majority of the former
vote, moved to reconsider the question Ct
leave to MIR. Fisk, as leave had been given
o another member. The vote was reconsider
ed, Ayes SIS, and the required leave given,
Ayes 81.
The Heaker!aid before the House a me-
norlal from Edward Clarke, stating that he
las invented mode of defending ports and
larbors by means of floating forts OF bate
les, &C. which ha prays the House to cause
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31
PREACH Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN

HAS just received flesh French co.d.
consisting Of elegant 5 4 ana A nm
and Levantine Silk Shsws fne mi $50
mon Linen CsmbrCks Ladies silk and t.i
Habit Gloves GeniIemens silk 10 Rih-
bonds Double FIorences w Silk Hose. qr.e-
Umbrella Lustrings CenIlemens Siik I'm.
brelias Fans sc.
Atso- Fitst chop blue and yellow Nantias
fancy Muslins Linens Best-West ~ Eng.
land Brosdcloths fine factory Shiriiny AZ
Ginghsms Ladies Parasols; Cslioos &
black Grape do. Cambricks Cambricg
Musllns, some very fne; Cotton Laces IN.
dia Cottons All prices black Persians
Canton plaid silks Do Black az Pchgees
Canton - apes white, red and yellow Elan.
nelS Blk. do Ladies whit & Slate cotton
hose Gentlemens Slate and mixed do
Lace Yelling, 5 wide; twiId Silks for ~.
hses; tne and common BroadclOths; do. do.
Kerse4meres red Broadcloths white
red and Buff Kerseymeres for Military Cen
tlemen' Which together with his former
stock compose an assortment Of alTr0st every
article usually enquired for. Iune 1.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given that the fubfcri-
~ Der has been duly appointed adninilra-
tor on the enate of
THOMAS ARCHIBALD, ESS.
late Of Plantation No. } a, in the county Of
Warrington, deceafea, and has taken upon
himEelf that trult by giving bohds as the law
directs; and all perions having demands up
on III. eGare Of the laid Thomas Archibald,
Eiq are required 10 exhibit the fame; and all
perions indebted TO the faid eR4e are called
upon to make payment to
JOSEPH ADAMS. Administrator.
C61,nfsid, Jsiy 80, ISIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-08-31

n HE Proprietors of Portland Pier are re-
A minded that on the Goth of March lait
an aTe6nrent Of IS dollars on each fhare was
voted---notice is therefore given that uplels
lsid Allotment 10 paid to me the iubtcriber
on or before the 2s5h of September next, 70
much Of laid delinquent fhares as will be ne
ceiary 10 pay that Allotment aud charges
will be fold at Public Auction, a. ii clock
A. IA. on laid Pier
TsIy 81 JOHN HOBART, 7yesEuyey