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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
Sbipping Jnte!liSeutl.
Feb. 8.

The American privateer schr. Hiram, of
one gun and Sd men that sailed from Bristol
Or L J on he "a h of July, WAS burnt on the
10Th Aug in lat. 10. 45, in consequence of
some sparks from pistol having communi-
Gated with the p WIDER magazine. Five of
the MN succeeded IN getting the boa, from
alongside ere the sch was totally destroyed.
and boy was Afterwards taken up. but he
was so much bruised, tia, he died shortly
after, and being without provisions, those
who were IN the boat bad par'aken of his
body for four DAYS previous 20 their m king
land. They have iaee arrived at Aniig, q,
and gave the melancholy information, tina
several of their comrades were left floating
upon spa 5, the boat beng too SIN Ill to ad
init any more than the number that were
proyidenIialiy saved by it.--.Jsnlaiea PAPER
Capt Rowland. ar at New York. in the
Swift. from Liverpool, ssiled The Oh Dc.
and has brought dispatches from our r gent
in London 10 the Secretary of Stale. Pas
sengers in the Swift. Mr. George Eliot, Of
Boston, and Capt. Bradford, Of Duxbury
Capt II. info ms, that the British govern
ment bad eiused 10 extend The time give a
to American vessels with licences, and
would not furnish any more to bring go d. to
America. An rler from Losdon hsd each
ed Liverpool, requiring every American
vessel 10 be siric iy searched for the detec.
ton of goods contrabsnd Of war.
A Jam iica paper says" The American
privateer sch. Joseph and Mary, Capt. West.
cot, noun ING four "a prs and one pr.
mdships, and 80 men, was csptu ed On
Tuesday "a Nov. and ar. in Port ROYAL on
the 90 h. She was taken in a calm, off NJ.
vasss, by he boats of The Naroissus f.igate
Two of The Americans were woundSd d, and
one k lied and ore wounded belonging To
the N rcissus."
The London papers are equally as ssrcas
tic on some of our ntrrstyes Of war events,
as our democratic quiz drivers are on some
OF theirs /; and equally as urjust. They at
tribute facts and statements 10 gsllast off
GERS which are the mere CAD flies of gossip
ping feporIs-For instance. they ,ldIcule the
statement which hey say officially declared
that IT was he Hoynei, aud not the Pesiaept
which attacked the Belvide a. Such con
duct is boy,sh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08


A report has lately been eiculated in
the interior OF the country that the ex-
traordinary mortality prevailing among
the American prisoners taken at Qeens-
town, was oecasioned by BRITIsH POI
SON so foul an aspersioh upon the
character of those whom our govern
ment have made enemies, should not
he credited without undoubed evidence.
Ii would not be made where the truth
could be easily konwn In Portland,
where the Cartel which brought the
prisoners was detained long time, no
such story was told All We heard on
the subject was loud and general COM
plant against the cruel and unfeeling
neglect Of the government, and their "a
gents, to provide for the wants OF the
unhappy sufferers whom a wicked and
wanton war had reduced TO such wretch
edness.-A long passage from Quebeck
had probably exhausted thei, ptowl-
sions: When they arrived al this place,
the liberality oil individuals was resort.
cd to, instead of public supplies, which
should have been administered TO their
necessities | the British are TO be
blamed for neglecting to supply them
sufficiently for long protracled voy age,
what must be the guilt oiour own gov
eminent, in suffering their citizens to
die of femme and disease, in the midst
oil plenty!
Otthe IS prisoners landed from the
Cartel, halt have died; and the survi-
yors probably owe their lives 10 the
hum unity of Northumberland TO the
care of those whose duty 1t was 10 pro-
vide for their wants and snlierings.
The true reason for the fabrication of
this aboninable false hood was a hope
that i; might contribute TO raise spirit
OF resentment against the British, and
o excite the war fever to higher pitch
Sach 10 the unpopulalily OF this ruInous
var, that the most proiliga,e means
must be resorted to for It's support.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
Ameri an C0tfon Goods,
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill.

HAVE just received and m W offer for
sale an extensive assortment of
ENGLISH GOODS,
suitable f1r The present and approaching
season--among which are,
Best supe fine q osdclo lis
Miding and low priced do
Supefline Csssimeres, consisting OF
black, drab and mixed
Cords-Cosiings- -Dufliis
F. nnels and bsizes
feiiece Cloths -Bombs zetts
Wilbores-Duran,s-C Grapes
Bes, dressed and undre ssed Calicoes
silk snd common Cinghsms q
Cambricks, white, black and co.oured
large sssorl fnent OF Fancy Mu Inns
Shawls-slk md cotton Handke,ohiefa
LoIg Lawn Linen-B aces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto silk & wors,ed Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coz and Vest Buttons
RIBBONS Tapes and Bobbins
A genefal assori men' Of American
Factory Goo,ls. &c &c.
FEB ! f
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
Lincoln q Kennebec Marine InIurdnce
Compahy.


THR Stockholders of the Lincoln and Ken
uebec Marine Iniurance Company, are
hereby notified to meet at the Companys OF
fac in Wiica1et, on Tueiday, the Cd day CT
March next, at two O'Clock r. M. for the fol
lowing purpoie'-
III To make choice of nine perfons, &c
ferve as Directors for the enfuing year.
I'd. To receive report of the Diredors
upon the fubjef of the concerns OF the Corpo
ration.
81. To confu', and determine upon wha,
meaiures they will adopt, in relation to their
Charter, aud the fu'ure management of their
concerns, and 10 make iuch a dhpoii,ion of
a part or all of the funds, as they may think
proper and further to sct aud determine
upon all fueh matters as may properly come
before them.-Ps, ords, IF fbs P,ssds"s ans
Dhse?aI
SETH BARTLETT, SayPyo fem.
WyeeDt, Feb. "a, 1913 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
NOTICE.

THE fuhfcriber hereby gives public notice
thar he intends rem wing from saccar-
apps-and all pc fons indebted to him by
Notes of Hand or Book accoun are requeft-
ed TO call and pay the tame immediate y, or
they viii be put in he hands of an q torney
for colled on All perions having demands
asainit The iuhicriher are requeied to cal.
and receive their pay
HEZFKIAH WINSLOW.
Falmouth Feb J. 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
a Ii peifons who owe the 'a,e firm of
4 ROBBINS u CUTTER.

a LII peffons who owe the 'a,e firm of
"A ROBBINS u CUTTER,
or who have given notes to SAMUEL B Cur
TER, in confederation of debts due 10 laid e m,
are hereny forbidden TO pay the fame to ia,s
Cutter he having no right TO receive he fame,
and fad firm having been long 6nce d III we'd
And ali power ! ever gave fad Cut,er 10
revoked, as he has ahufed the truli repofed
in HIM And all perion' are alto requec ed not
to purehaie any noes of hand ON fAid Gut
ter as he has Obtained many of them in a
fraudulent manner
THdDDEUS ROBBINS.
No,f6ya'n pfb, Jan. rs, 1878 Oh
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

This Got gn Of Tyranny, and are willing to fee
the whole word fubletled nation af er nation,
henea b the deadly weight of the Ion c,s4Dn--
nay, men who even ieem ready to place their
own neck beneath one foot of the Imperial
Bandit and Butcher, provided he could by
that means. set tie otLs' rpm EngLaad Blu,
frange as il may appear, 1t no more ftrange
than rue And we do folemnly believe that
the late disg sceful di.asters on our owa from
tiers, have never been half 10 appalling to fome
of our 14,o afeJ of Wa,, a. the dlsstters, ruin Il
difgraee. which have followed the Emperor
of France in his a'e retreat from the burnt and
burning uiIlans of M.fosv Never was an
overthrow more 6gusl and dlalrous 6nce that
of PHARAOH and hi helt in the Red sea And
never, lnce that unhaowed pr lect of infer
nal ambition, was an enterprize undertaken,
which, in point of injuitce, enormify and
crime, more nearly reie nb'ed 1t. And cold
and unchriit an, and at once flaw ih and tyraE-
meal, muft be tina, heart, which could with IL
iucces,
When he entered Ruilia, the fell dsq,oyev
had more han 500 600 men. His own &C
counts made them fzpiee ha, number WbeIs
a.sfbsy .ozv ?--Reduced alas, by fword, pei
thence and famine, IF accounts are to be cred
ited) to less than 10000 The fyrant hun
ie my pofIi,y eicape he probably
will, bun his m ghty holt will be left behind
IT ,gs BE rpoiOs5 and culture, u TIE No'D,
h,a r. ssars,s tie d.fol4isd feds,
OFF, eI,np RplTI -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
TO LEI.

THE HOUSE siuaied at the head OF
King street, con aiming four rooms on the
lower floor ; might easily be made conyen.
lent far wo tamlies.
Il so, A small he use. adjoining the above.
For particulars p iyto I. HOVEY.
Feb 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
American Manufactured Goods

Ma 7, Afspryf Row.
JOSEPH POPE, agent fer Aimy u B,oses,
] of Providence, who keep HIM eonflantly
fupplied from their long known and wei ef-
tAb,fhed Factory at Paw ucket, wi h a gen.
enal aGortment of
An!eri an Cotfon Goods,
coNsrTisG OF
Single Yarn for warp AID Filling a.,
2 x dreaded white color'd stocking Yarn
White aud coiored iewing Cottons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ginghams-Chsm rays-Bed Ticking, &C
~ Shopkeepers IN town and country and
people in general who with to furn IN them
felves with the above articles, will be iup-
piled at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
a,5ar:leO

In Lewilton on Weunsidsy laf by Dan
Read, Efq Mr.. Mark Petengil, to Mds
Betty amrh
la thu. town, by the Rev kellogg, Mr..
Reuben Harmon, TO Mis- Ann Stout.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
IKE NOTICE.

THIS day the .opar nefih'p of the II m OF
L l.. K D BRAID II, i. dholved by mu-
tua conien,. All perfon- pc feas lrdebted 10
the above firm, orto Levi Rradilh either by
note or account are r,queted to make mime
diste payment otherwlie their notes and ac-
counts will be Iefr with an attorney for eollec-
ton; and all Perions having any demauds
againif them are fequelled TO exhibit The lame
for adjuilme to either of he Sublcribers
LEVI BR Dish
Feb 6. 1873. DAVID BRADIsH Jun.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

THE Baking Bu6nefs will be carried on in
all its branches Ivy ID NVlD BR ADISH iuu at
the Bake ufe of the lae firm of l. U ID.
B,a di@, whaie he iolicils bis friends aud cuff
tomers call on him as ufual for any kind
of Bread which they may want.
d lVID BRADISH JUN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

fIrsG from the RuiIian bills of mortality
iof 200 oied II perions from loo to los
ysars OF age; SO from los to 10; SO from
loto us; 20 from rs 10 30; from go
I25; from 1875 to $50, from $50 to
40 from 1876 to lao; from las TO $50 f;
Ftom l55 TO go,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, tina, he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon h,mieif the
trult of Executor of the lafi will and telament
of SAMUEL D0YNING
late of Mioot, in the county of Cumberland.
yeoman decesfed, by giving hood as The law
direets-he therefore requens all perfon. who
are indeb'ed to the fad deceafed's eiiaie, TO
make immediate payment and ,hofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame
20 RICHARD ID DOWNING,
Jan. %, 1918. Et
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

WE the fsbfcr,bers, cnmmiiIioner au-
w pointed by the Hon. Samuel Freeman.
Efq Judge of Probate of wills &c for the coun-
~ of Cumberland, to receive and examine the
claims of the several credi ors TO the efiate of
sEwALL LANCASTER,
late of Por land, merchant, deceafed, hereby
give notice that 6I months are allowed to the
faid creditors TO bring in and prove their
claims to the comm nioners. who will attend
for that purpofe at be United Marine oad Fire
IToass 0Ee, Exchange street on the fourth
Monday Of This, and rhe Eve following month";,
from two O'Clock till fun down.
JOHN McLtLLaN 2 C,mnic-
JAMES NEAL. 6ssrs.
Portland, Feb. !, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

Extract of letter from an officer on board
The Prison Ship, Bsrbsdoe. Dec. !, lSl--
Upwards of goo perlons are here coDhned
On boa d ihip of 90 tons coniiiiing Of the
e'hesrs and crew of he Providence. of p ov
deuce; Yankee Of Newburyport Blockade,
q Hartford, and part of the crew of tie Sauey
'atk Of Char elton, taken from the prize
org W. Raihburn-all principa ly deiitate
umoney, friends or body clothing--no prof
fset OF an sIchang. or paroles granted, where
Tie crews DO not exceed 100 men, which 10
cur cafe. A dilmal ilustion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
Apai, we ak

-Ia there no, fome chofen curfe,
Some hidden thunder in the ilsres of heaven,
Red with uncommon wrath, to blslt the man,
Who owes his greatness to ,ust die ambition d!
WaGnngtonian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
PLOTS. s.! PLOTS e!

The Philadelphia AtTora--
the boosted erploder of Plots,
Counterplots, and 1teason-
swell skil'd on Treason TO decide,
" As what itself has often tried"
Has again meh OUT that a Ne7v
Plot has been discovered, the
"ramfcqtionS" of which extend
from Boston to Orleans. AS no
parts of our country are on the
eve Of making elections, We sus-
Pect the bungler has LEI his gun
90 of ar h0if cock ; and lost tie
intended effect of hi, explosion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08
A Baltimore v lunteer conclude, letter

Gen Dodge, commanding at Sockets
Harbol, is said to have resigned that
Communicative have heard no reason
assigned for this step.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-08

No.f5ys's pfb, Jas. IS, 1878 OH
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
ROBERT GRAY.

Ottosite the Washington Tavern, King
street, alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE,
Melish's Travels in the United States and
Upper Canada, illustrated by Maps, 2
vols. octave, bound, SIS so.
Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece, Pales.
tine, Egyp, and Barbary, | vol octave,
bound, 5 2 Is.
Life and Administration of the honorable
Spencer Perceval.
Erskine's Speeches on Miscellaneous SUBJ
Jects at the bar.
Constitution of the United States,
Grant on Education,
Rejected Addresses,
Weem's Life of Washington,
Young Mother, Santo Sebastiano,
Crabs Tales, Chi!d's Monitor,
|Goldsmith's Greece,
American Preceptor,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient History,
Campbelps Rhetoric,
Modern Geography,
History of America,
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography,
Johnson's Dictionary with Walkers Pro-
nunciation.
Guthrie's Geography, new edition,
Simpsons Euclid,
Cary's Family Bible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Testaments,
Pocket Bibles,
Common Prayer Books,
Adgate's, Smiths, Littls's and Coles Mu-
sic Books,
Webster's Pearce's, Comly's and Colum.
bian Spelling Books,
A large stock of fine vellum Foolscap and
Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank Books,
SC. SIC.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and Invoice
Books, and Blank Books of every descrip-
ton Ruled and Bound to any given pattern
az short notice
On hand constant supply Of large
Writing Paper, suitable for Record Books.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
: Yo!MoRRoW.-sr corros.

-. 49, '. - . q.
TOMORROW, didst thou say,
Msthought / heard Horatio say To-mor-
row.
Go to--I will not hear of it-To-morrow
sTis sharper, who stakes his Penurv
Against thy Plenty--who takes tby ready
cash,
And pays thee nought but wishes, hopes,
and promises,
The currency OF ideots-injurious bank
That gails the easy acknowledgements
row
Its speriod no where to be found
IN all the hoary registers of Time,
Unless perchance in the fools calender.
Wisdom disclaims the word, nor holds SO.
cicty
With those who own it. No, my Horatio,
lis Fancy's child, and Folly is the Fa.
ther:
Wrought of such stuff as dreams are; and
: AS the fantastic visions of the evening.
But SOFT, my friend-arrest the present
moments {;
For be assur'dthey all are arrant tell tales
And though their flight be silent, and their
path
lrackiess, as the wing 'couricrs of tie
air,
They post to heaven; and there record thy
folly.
Because, tho siation'd on TIL importan,
watch,
Thou, like sleeping, faithless centincI,
Didst let them pass unnotic'd, unimproy'd,
And know, for that thou slumb'rest on the
ground.
Thou shalt be made to answer at the bar
For every fugitive I; and when thou thus
Shalt stand implicated at the high tribu-
ofhood.winkd Justice, who shall tell thy
audit /?
Then stay the present instant, dear Ho-
ratio,
Imprint the marks Of wisdom on its wings
lis OF more worth than Kingdoms far
more precious
Khan. all the crimson treasures of life's
fountain.
o! let it not elude thy grasp; but, like
The good old patriarch upon record,
Hoid the heet angel fast, until he bless
ehSS' ~ l.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05

an the I'd day OF August Court next
~ will be exposed to sale in Leesburg
at Peers's Tavern, if not previously dispos-
ed OLA tract of Land containing upwards
of 800 Acres, near Goshen, in the County OF
Loudoun--This land lies convenient to the
Turnpike Road to the Alexandria market /;
is as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster of Raris, as any Land in the Coun-
ty: has large portion of wood and mea-
dow land, and is well wa,ered. The i'm
provements are tolerably comfortable.
From the increasing value of land in the
neighborhood, il. is worthy the attention OF
purchasers. 1t may be seen by applying
to Mr.. c. Stewart who lives on the premi-
ses. Terms of sale, one third in hand, and
the balance in 6 and IL months, with ap-
proved security.
Apply to Geo. N. Rails, or in his absence
to J. T. Ramsay.
April 10. lawts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
PUBLIC BATHS.

VIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
N forms the public that he has taken
the BATH HOUSE formerly kept bv r.
ohuck Con the alley adjoining the Theatre.
and opposite the City Hotel-which are
now open and will be kept in the most COM
Piete ider and continue open till the 18th
octobert; where WARM, CoLp and Snow.
Err BATHS may be had at any time in The
day and until o'clock at night.
~ Two separate BATHS are kent
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES. who viii
please to come in the alley adjoining Mr..
Robert Paton's brick house on Roval-street.
AS many OF the respectable ladies & pen-
tlemen of Alexandria have heretofore beer
subscribers, & found the greatest benefit to-
their health from frequent bathing durinp-
warm weather, the subscriber does not
doubt but they will recommend to every in
oiViduaf OF their acquaintance, the good ef.
reefs and comfort of the WARM BATH. .
It may be added with truth, to strength.
oil the warm Baths, that they were high-
" recommended by all the physicians OF
Alexandria they themselves becoming
SUBSCRIBERS. Many Ladies and gentlemen
were effectnally cured of the most violent
pains OF the Rheumatism, weakness in the
limbs, &c. &c. -
:, T. SHIELDS.
N. b. A room will be appropriated for
the purpose of shaving those who NAV re-
quire it.
May ". go
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
NICHOLAS HING. ST'OM

Yearly offtosite Sc. Paurs Church, Rair6,..
sfreef' main Jusf reeefOed and Offers for
safe on moderate terms, for Cash only,
a very general assortment of cut
and plain GLASS, consisting of Quart,
pint, and half pint Decanters, wine glasses.
salts, craets, casters, salyers, tumbiers, a
great variety.
other articles. -
LlkezOise, good assortment of Domes.
tic Wares, of superior quality, and pc
neral assortment of queens, stone and pot
tiers ware-as bushels offresh Hemp. Seed,
which ne will sell low, and few bushels
of Buckwheat.
, A constant supply of Lees Family ME-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
WAS COMMITTED

10 'ne GOAL OF baltimore county as rum
away on the 22d May, 1918, Negro Girl
named SARAH WILLIAMS, who saws
she is free-born, and was born in New
market N her mothers name she says was
Nate. She is feet 4 inches high, slender
made yeliowish complexion, dark eyes /:
she is about 20 years ofage. Had on when
committed, spotted calico frock, pair of.
common black leather shoes, and white
bonnet. The owner is desired to come
ana take her away, otherwise she will be.
sold for her prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHLNS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county.
Baltimore, June s-lI. d6ot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
WAS COMMITTED

10 the Gaol OF Baltimore county as run.
away on the 18th May, 1873, negro mar,
named TIM, who says he belongs to Geo.
Beitzover, Washington county, MARYLAND,
near Hagcrstown; FIVE feet eight inches
high, stout and well made, light complex
ION, dark eyes. He is about 81 wears &c
age. Had on when committed drsb CO.
iored coatee and vest, and dark oair az
WOODEN trowsers, cotton shirt, coarse shoes.
and an old furred hat; he has scar ovc,'
his left eye. The owner is desired 10 conn
and take him away, otherwise ne M
sold for his prison fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
June IL, dsot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
WAS COMMITTED

TO the Goal of Baltimore county as a runa
way on the 18th of May, 1913, Nerre
Girl named HARRIOT, who saws She he
longs to Adam Nave, near MiddIe-town.
Maryland feet 8 inches high, stout ana
well made, dark complexion,. dark ewes.
ohe is about Is or u years of age. Had
on when committed, a striped peticoat and
Jacket, and sandry other cloathing. The
owner Is desired to come and take her away !,
otherwise she VIII be sold for her prison
fees.
JOHN HUTCHINS, Sheriff
of Baltimore county.
Baltimore, June s-u. d6ot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
PUBLIC SALE

RY virtue of deed of trust from RI,
- late James Piper, deed 8, Catharins
ms wife, to the subscriber for PURPOSES
therein mentioned, will be sold AT nuhI;s,
SAFE on the premises for cash, on Wednes-
the forenoon, - = : e'o '''. ''l
Two story Brick House
ana the LOT on which it stands situated
on the north side Of Prince street, between
Henry and Fayette streets, in the town Of
Alexaheria. Particulars will be made
known at the time and place of sale.
AMOS ALEXANDER, Trustee.
--HuS .. 3tawts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, &c.

SUGAR, Ten, COFFEE, &C.
1900 loavcs Loaf Sugar,
IL chests Imperial, Hyson and Young
Hyson TEAS, of choice quality,
30 bags good Coffee, -
10 bales prime retailing Cotton,
90 dozen Cotton Cards, assorted Nos.
md
IL barrels family WHISKEY, up.
wards of IL years old, Of a very choice
quality.
With general assortment Of other
for sale by
JAS. e JACOB DOUGLAS,
Corner Of King and Sc. .dsahh stree.s.
ALSO,
A few dozen SCYTHES on consicn-
ment, which will be sold cheap if imme.
diate application is made.
July Q. st-law
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
May %
NOTICE

10 THE Stockholders in the Fauquier
u and Alexandra Turnpike Company
IS hereby given, that the sum oft dollars
On each share subscribed will be demanded
on the first day of August next, and the
further sum of ten dollars on each share
viii be demanded on the first day of Sep
TENDER next, and the further sum of ten
dollars on the first day of October,next, and
The further sum of ten dollars on the first
day OF November next
BY order of the president and directors
JOHN HAMPTON, Treasurer.
auckland, 2ith May, 1918.
N. b. The stockholders in the town of
Alexandria will pay the calls as above re-
CURED to Mr.. Thomas Moore, clerk in the
Bank of Potomac. J. H.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-05
RICHARD LIBBY.
HAS JUST RECEIVED, a au

HI Plough Plates, and Tire Iron, and ten
boxes of Cotton Cards, and is daily expect
ing further supply of Cotton Cards, and
three tons OF Flat Irons. Has on hand >
general assortment of Wool Cards, four
tons OF Bar Lead Blistered, Crawley and
German Steel, tolerable assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery and few pounds OF
Flax and Thread between Nos. "a and 4s.
June "a.