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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
HORSE-MARlNE NEWS.
FREE 9R4Dg u wAGGoNER's RIGHTS.
roar OF sswnusypo.r.

WrpsgsoAY-d,,ived ABOUT " o clock laft
night. The four wheel cutter Mudclipper. from
a cruiie with goods TO fundry merchants.
Came to on the iarboard Gde OF the old Gen.
Volt Horie- Quarters. Cu0om Houfe bearing
Z. 50 fa,hom. wa immediately boarded by a
couple of s,sf' looking Dssi-i~,, who frietly
overloaded the cargo bu. found no food for
tO,ssis,' The fhusgied goods all having pre-
viou.iy been lent afhore ia the long. boat.
After examination, and finding thai f" /,"
.vssgs., sssAsf .~ go,d,," they fheered off with
GU auy booty, eur.ing theis dry time. for
pimps.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
A1RnIhD

In Saco, Mr. W,li.m Morgsge. agea 50,
to Miss Sarah L'ttIeheld, sged 20 --Ntve,
too late TO do good.
dnofhy " Victory on Land" :
In Boston, Gen Heny Dr0oo,n. late OF
the Army OF The Nor,b, 10 Mrs. Sarah Bos0.
doia, widow of the late Hon, I,m-s D.
/" The god Of Var having been toiied IN his
suemoIs under Mars, 10 trying ms courage
under Venus.
In this town, on the evening of the IN
inst. by the Rev. e. payson. NJ Joseps
MCCLELLAN. jun mer. TO Miss HAKeIgT
c. TURNEp. Of Warren, (R ~
On Thursday evening. by ,he Rev. f..
Kellogg. M. WILLIAM SrIsENs, 20 Miss
SALLY BuTTs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

anchor Thcfe vigiIent" officers after exam
iaing the paf.port once moe. borrowed
chiael aud hammer of Que of the natives with
which hey ripped open the boxes and again
infpeeted the Dispatches cargo in the pref
ence OF the Admiral who fat all the while on
The Pony, with as much digni'y as car in
travail. After we had Ia issed them fecond
time they hove in iiays and made the ben of
their way home, with nothing but their labor
for their paius- leav ng u. - puriue our voy
age in our own way, unsmoarrshed by TOO
much regulation"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
hNTERTAINMENF.

CTRPHEN LIB, would ioform his frienoe
y aud travellers, (hl. former cuflomers) hat
he has taken the wenern part of the three
ffory HorTe in Middle ffreet opposite Mr. Box
ton, tavern, where he ihould be happy TO
wait on them with entertainment. -. -, -,
lie c,n alto accommodate three or forr
Gentlesnen with BOARD, and provide them
with Iepa,a,e APARTMENTS. Me- rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
Sa,ftte sst,p jnf,us.
PORT OF PoRTLAND-isIs

Nov. 9 arrived n,op Yarico. Tucker, from
Nosthyarmou.h--seh Rureli, Croa., from
Marblehezd-Dove. Kilby. from Freeport,-
Nov u boat sprig pett,ngaIe, from C.a.ne--
schr. Lark from Mools Peek ReArh-sIoop
Hero. B,bber, frcm Geofgs,own-l2,h brig
Arso, from Braoiwick-iohr Rover. Blaneh.
ard, from EAaport
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

:, FAIRS, rejoice at the prospect, that a
Dat change is about to take place IN
se son.-tRa, France may be BUNDLED,
I'M nHer tyran: defeated, and driven back
' ais disgrace and contemplated that
w. nations ofthat continent may be un.
s T., disenthraled, and delivered
r . chains, and slavery Every friend
n y his country will be cheered by the
=, w. s. we may ado tie certainty, that
. "ur change ee,will work very i'm
~, sor,,pt one here and that if Boaatiarfe
t.S,ftofed, our administration wiA De
,.,,,d 10 make a heace.-Conn. Mirror.
A. The injuries and insults, heaped on
he People and Government of the u.
n;,ed States, by the Emperor of France,
are >, least equal in degree and atroci'
,othose inflicted on The King of Prus-
i, and his subjects by the same ruth
is.vrsnt, (lbe only difference being,
,h,t in the one case they have been in
,;,ed by a slavish submission, TO say
nothing more, on the part of the gov
,nm.nt. while on the other they have
bten endured from inevitable necessi-
Wits but rational TO conclude that
the Ultimate course, to be pursued by
the ruthless Napoleon towards both
na,ions, will be the same--and, fhat
,ifher tie United SAFES mnsf continue
10 adhere 10 lis terms Of submission, By
not daring 10 dissent from ms aiii,---
or the dissolution OF their govern
ment, as in the case of the Prus-
sian Monarchy will be declared
the natural consequence OF their
detection from France.
A tough alternative for some folks
Jemmy Philad. Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
NOTICE..

THE copar,nerihip heretofore exiting IT,
l. de- the firm of crton Dow & Coe, is this
day by mutual content, di1oived-All perfcns
having demand, agana iaid firm are deRrsd
to preient the fame and thofe indebted 10
make immediate payment to Isns Cor, Rx-.
change fttest, RUFUS HORTON,
JOSIAH DOW,
Nov &c. 1919 JOHN COE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

y ANaW Y from the fubfcriber on ths
,5h ult an iudentsd Boy by he uame
of S'msOs LGtiJ b.. abou, A years G. age
This rs 20 forbid all perlons from hAfborine
or 'ruihDg fad runaway on my account, a. l
will no, pay any debts of BIZ contracting -
Whoever will apprehend and return iaid boz
to the fuhfcriber fhali receive half cent re
ward, tut no charges paid.
Nov. 9, 1878 JOSIAH coz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
.sEW.yE RSEY.

The Legislature of New-Jersey have
adjourned, having previously passed a
law sppropriating funds out Of the state
Treasury 10 paw the New Jersey quota
Of the direct far of the L S,a.es.-if
they had funds IN their Treasury, per
haps they have done well so to appro-
pirate them but if they have got to
borrow, they had better lose the hremi-
am than pay the interest, and expence
Of collection, than take on themselves
the odium which often attends the col.
Letting Of heavy taxes
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

Those who have been lately captured by
the British gun b ig Borer, report that she
is 50 completely disguised. ,ha, il is impos.
sible 10 ii .tingu,sh ter from . merchant
vessel. ev-n at very short d'stsnoe-her
IN .nouvf,s, sc. are similar TO those of uer-
cham vessel, short handed--.nd The trlm Of
the brig is altered. patches on her sails,
fore top gslisnt mast de- wn, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
Collectors Sale.

THE non reddent proprie,ors of the fevsrz1
lots aud { ,uadrons OF Lard in ,he town
of Pownal in the county of Cumberland, here
after mentioned, are hereby untitled that the
fame are taxed 10 the bills committed 10 me-
the iubicriber, Collector of iaid town for the
year 1911, to collect, in the sefpseive iums
following VIZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

On the first page will be found the
Hon. Mr.. Quincy's contradiction o. an
atrocious liDel on his character, by The
editors of the Patriot. he Patriot
now saeks our by saying it Is Mr.. GUN
cy's friends who arc concerned IN the
furnace for casting cannon balls Pit.
l!ul subteifuge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
TO Re SOLD.

a Valuable FARM, Giuaisd IN corkarsi
Containing abou, one hundred and foaf.
acres # good LAID under good improvement
--fa,d Farm Is vel vAtefed ADD we wooded.
and will be ioid on feafopaole serms, y APP
plying to the iubcriber on The prentice
ISAAC PLUM sR.
(sosEsy7 NoS,erBey 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
EMB.iRGOi

Congress commences a session on
ihe FIRST Monday of next month. Sew
eral democratic papeis have RECON-
'nended tina, il should lay an embargo
But IT the people are expected 10 pay
war taxes, they mus, no. be deprived Of
The business which may furnish some
81 the means. |, is the duty end in.
ierest of the government to increase
profitable employment, and Govern
fnent itself procures directly from com.
merce It's best resources Tor war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

There is much reason tobelieve that
another expedilIon 10 overthrow the
Spanish authorities in Mexico, is for
ming In the United States, 10 be com
posed Of foreign adventures, and indis.
Greet, an! deceived citizens. The
Spsniards viii begin to think, that
WIN al gu, complaints against others,
sad our proud presensisons, that we are
not "a aaion the best of neighbors.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
Pert of iYVta1si-Oef 6. 1918.

foTf Of WntaDsf-Oef O. 1918.
Ihele "a hours began wiz dark wealth
er-the American unsru,ed Vehiee or lsei-
Eel called HItons Stage, under pay OF Govern
ment) Ter fal from Wifcsnei bound 10 Bath
without much cargo except hoI Notice
was given to the Collector of her departure
withou, Z clearance A fnall Skih called
Depuly Marfhal and Tender was tent 10 pur-
fur. The Vehicle made all 1 i poiiible, but
ihe wa overtzken in few m,ies-Izpt Rob
inlon behaved calamity and fepuhed Deputy
Martial ieveral tunes hur TO- fear OF a
crooked channel and tome rocks IN his PAT
faee he finally hove 700 and UTTERED feareh TO
be made of all his caryo--lt was fauad AFTER
hriet ferltiny rha the Box was FEM for no
other purple than 10 keep hories proy.ndsr,
aud ihai nothing va, N Il.
The aier,neis, activity, periev rance and
BRAVERY # our governmental Officers cannot
be too highly praised hey have wove a
wreath OF LsDsb which muh bloom lmlnot-
tally round their brows They can now re
pole under their own vine aud fig tree fecure
OF fame as honours able a, that Of Saleho Pan
"a nsar the ialling Mill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

wholesale what the msrketmen ask at retail,
and hen put on a profit for themselves.
BY this means every sr,icie we consume
is kept up abou, 25 per cent, higher than =
otherwise would be. Scarcely an article Is
brough, to our market but what is bought
up by The huxters To speculate upon II
you want chicken, dozen ofeggs, pound
of butter or bushel of meal, you mast go to
the tux,er and give his price for Them.
These articles are indeed brought INFO mar
ket on the tesns, bu, they are Ill engaged
to Mr.. such one, unless you will give D
or 8 per cent. more than what he ot!ers TO
take the whole at Seeing load oil meal
PASS my house he a.her day, lenqnired the
pr.ce Off CO. Wont you take less No
81 Mr.. sss.*s offers me a dollar, 10 axe ii
whole load. and unless can gei % have
concluded no, TO retaii'-1o such a piteh
has the business of monopoly arrived in 'his
town, that unless speedy slopis put II, he
citizens will have to suiier.--lt rs 10 ne
hoped therefore that town meeting will
be Immediately called and such Bylaws
passed as will efectualiy put stop 20 he
evil complained OF. A. Gil lIEE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
RufIel Bccknam's Eitatc.

THE heirs and creditors of the e0atc OF
L Russell BUCHANAN late of Gray, in
the county of Cumberland deeeaied, as wei,
as the admin,fl,a,or on iaid eisaie ard all con-
eerned, are hereby notified that the Commit.
soners appointed TO receive aud ca anime the
claims on fad eaate have returned lii OF
the claim, by them allowed, and that the
fame will be received, and the sceoun.s OF fad
adlainiii.ator confdered Al Probate Court
to he holden at the Res 'lter'. ofsice in Port:
land, ON the leeond Wsdneiday of December
next, at teo O'Clock in IL. forenoon, when and
where they may appear and ne heard thereon.
SAM FIR .RMAN, Js.2s q fad Cont,
Ne 10, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

We understand that an Order has
been issued by the Comm andant Of the
Fort at Nesqhorf, stating tina, no .hmeri
ran vessel. OF any description shall be
permitted, after the | llh oil this month,
to sail Tor any pert, with mote prosls.
ions on board than is sufficient for the
ships crew, Neutrals, it i. said, are
excepted,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

i, y ID
o 5ssa C II rs 100 $ Sc Sd
I.sssa sr'' 100 GOO 7s'sss's
squadrons a.,
Lucre,a Pote, 5 so 4ao 81 go 6s
Not known, 6li5 36) So q 7s
Not known. 10 80 1860 50 os 4 81
If no pe-fon ma, appear 10 d,feharge faid
sa1e. and al neeeGra J Intervening charge. on
OF before Thutsday. he seth day of Deem
Der mex, a en- Of the cock in be forenoons
q. he Dwelling houie Of Cap .7asez T1 Nd
laid town 10 much of the a,d Lsts and QUAD
rons of Lac ina he ufrcent 70 d,iehsrge
the Zane will thea be Tod At Public Au6ton.
to lie highsfl h,dder. according o law Da-
ted a, laid Powna., the sth day of Novenbers
A d si3 WILLIAM CLFAVES,
Cellsess, i 7asn Of Joii fsspr f., the year lelI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
BATH NOV s.

BATH NOV D
On Saturday evening iaf,, a. gem lena n
Wa travelling from W,icaiset TO be h he was
alarmed by the appearance Of Two perions on
ho,ieback following him with great ipeed.
and fnppoGpg them to be dighsaymen. he
puihed on a. fan a, pofiioe fof a balance Of
about miles. when the fellows oseitook him
one on each fde of his carriage snd ATTEMPT
ed to fop hi leader, which the gentleman
finding mpoGibe 10 prevent. caught up sn
osksn cudge TO defend himielf-on which
the fellow. aackeued their fpeed. ana the
gentleman went ahead about two mi G. further,
be',re they again came up, at tina tine Que
OF the fellows cried Oh ON being asked what
lac wan,ed) ~ am Unued States officer. |
wont fee the United STATES Laws trsmpled on
! am de erm,ned 10 do my duty, am no, ieai
ed, &c &c The gentleman at this line
iuipetfng one OF the fellows by his voice and
trepidltion 10 ee one 1enafbss Cael a deputy
Cuaonn. Houfe Officer Al Wiicaiset, * know
ing that fad Jsssfba. was very bal mlefs
man, aud only wan'ed TO do iis duty without
any regard TO a quarter of tie expected boo
ty) conc uded to top, when fxid 7 sstbss all
trembling with fear ordered him 10 b., eak o.
pen his bos, which being refuled the E.a,sfa.
OF the United stztes' Laws forced reopen
where he found to bis ,y'a and srt,ens m,,fjs
esfjss horie Blanket and an old great CoAs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15
CALEB ADAMS,
M. 9. Hymrkt R'v, H1 TO, /sk,
A good aGin",ent of

LUIIUN OUJJDS,
con6ftny of shir,ing, sheeung, Plads, ssripes,
Chambrays, vefting, Warps aud Thread.
Likssphs--A good sGortmsut of
WeR-Mdia Goods q GrvecrieS,
which will be fold cheap for Caih, or ex.
changed for Country Produce
Fo,tiond, Nsv. is SIN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

A letter from Erie, OF the 25th ult.
mentions, that Commodore pERRy was
TO proceed Immediately from Buii'aloe
t, Newport at which station he is to
command, until iiig te can be fitted
out for him Captain ELLIOT was to
command on Lake Erie.
A private letter from Sscket's Har.
bour states, that frigale was nearly
ready to launch at Kingston
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

THE fcbfcriber hereby give, subtle notice
L to all concerned, tina, ihe ha been duly
appointed and taken upon herlelf the trait Of
admuil.ratriy on The efts,e of
GIDEON HAsKsLL,
late of Durham, in the county of Cumberland,
yeoman, deceaisd by giving bond as the law
dirses --fhe therefore requsits all perion' who
are indebted TO the fad dece1ied'. eiIAte 10
make immediate payment, and thoie who,
have any demands thereon. 10 exhibit the
lame TO LYDIA HASKELL.
Nv II, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

The editor of the Norfolk Herald adj.
uses his subscribers TO keep and Ale
their papers. AID not lend them, as pa
per Is scarce and dear, and as he wants
more subscribers +" Those, says he,
who borrow are downright moths 20 US"
100 he continues, they make merit
Of reading for nothing. This poor fel-
low will, by many, be called an lmper-
lment beggar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

Some ofthe editors in the interior,
are more modest. ~ they offer to take
wood, potatoes, corn, cabbage or any
ming their families c9n consume as pay
'of their papers.--Nonc OF them howev.
&c have minated to their delinquent
subscribers that fumfkiHs would be Ia
hen N payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

NOTICE j, hereby gwen. tha, he az viii
~ aud ef'am.nt of JASPER hARST0N,
la,e Of sorthyarmouth, 10 the eoun If Cum4
bertrand. yeaflan, deceaied has been prelentet
to re for pfoba,e by rhoma. Marion, the
Executor thelen named aud thar The leeond
"wednesday Of January ntr, at en- o'rlock A.
NJ is aft med TO take ?roof % the fame, al a
Court Of Pro ,a,e then to i,e soidea al the
Office of Ioho rockingham, ZIG n Portland;
in laid county, whea Aod where Al concerned
may be pr.fea, to thew esuie why he faid,
viii fhoud or liould not be approved and
allowed.
AM FREEMAN, Jsgs sr fail cosy..
NJ, IN 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-15

The lub,criber hereby gives public norias
10 all concerned, that he has been duty
appointed and taken upon himfeif she truit &C
administrator on the eils'e Of
JAQuEs ROBSON,
la,e Of Portland. ia the county Of Cumber,ans,
mariner, deceafed, by giving bo.d - the law
direct.-He therefore requeits al perfons who
are indebted TO the iaid deceAfeds efaase %
make immediate payment and lhoie who
have auy demands thereon. TO e1hibir The
fame 10 JOHN LOOK.
No n 1919
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-10
A Copy--Test.

E'HIS is to give notice, That the sab
d scriber of Alexandria County, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate of
Geo. Daring, late of the County aforesaid.
deceased :a;i persons having claims against
the said dccedent are hereby warned 10 ex-
biolt the same with the vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, duly authenticated and
passed by the Orphans Court on or before
the goth day OF April next. or they may By
Jaw be excluded from all bcnefit,to SAID es-
ia'e--aod those indebted thereto are re-
qnistd 70 make Immediate payment.
eIiYen nfpleF my hand this 18th day Of
Oct. 1873.
VM II. DUNDAS,
administrator Of George Darling.
October 80 ep4w
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July S
GROCERIES.

The Subscriber. c6crs for sale at the corner
of King and Pin Streets and ohhosite The
Uaah,ngfon Iavcrn, on reasonable FERNS
for cash, credit TO huncfuai customers
& The Joftozving articles nhich comhrtss a
fireftu s. neral ass orfmens:
10 chests Imperial, Young Hyson and
Souchong Teas
10000 lbs. Green and White Coffee
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar
l3o kegs of Pinento, Pepper, Copperas,
Starch, Indigo, Fig. Blue, Ginger and Salt
Petre
3oihs. Nutmegs; 80 reams writing, wrap
ping, and Tea Paper; 80 Boxes Soap and
Candies; $500 gallons Cider Vinegar; 3
hids Jamaica and Antigua Rum; pipe
Cogsas Brandy 10 barrels Whiskey 30
bbls Sugar; 10. bales Cinnamon so whole
& half boxes Segars; 90 kegs Powder; /
case Imperial Tea in leds, superior quail
ty; bales Cotton /; 10 kegs Che wing To-
bacco; IS nests Wooden Ware pipes
Lisbon Wine-Swcet and Port do. Goshen
Cheese; Zante Currants, &c. sc.
THOMPSON VIOLET.
October iS.
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PUBIC S.3LE-
Sept. 27,

On the .GffeenM day IF November ne:rt, The
subscriber mill c6er for sale, OF hubHt
auction, at Feicfap Court. House, 10,
cash
A TRACT Of LAND, on the NORTH
IA side of Occoquan, creek, about hall
a mile above the town Of Colchester, con.
tanning between 30 ard 90 acres.
.dIso, TWO SLAVES part of the es
tate Of William Lindsay, deceased; alIot.
tcd on the division of the said estate tc
Isaac Johnston ADD Susannah his, wife, and
conveyed by them in trust to secure deb
due to Messrs. James and Geoyge Car
son. s ~
RI. TAYLOR, Trustee.
September ~. fssew
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ROBERT GRAY
November 8.

BOOKSELLERS g. S7dTIONrGR,
OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN, IN
KINcsTREEr, ALEXANDRIA
Ras Just rrceived, for sale, fhe. .foNouins
u PLAYS & FARCES
a NY-THiNG NEW; Darkness visi.
"a bic; Boarding House Music-Mad
Apprentice; Marmion Turnout; Ora ;
Dream; Liege Sons OF Erin; Timour the
Tartar; How TO Die Tor Love; Right and
Wrong; Bridal Ring; House of Moryillc ;
Sultan; Yankey Chronology; Provoke
Husband; Wonder; Sleep Walker; High
Life below Stairs; Wives as they were,
and Maids as they are; Renegade Hun
ter Of the Alps; Honest Thieves Zoo.
many Cooks Love and Money Ethiop
Cure Tor the Heau-Ache Highland Reel ;
One O'Clock f; Commissary; Knights; Lame
Lover; Taste; Author; Lyar English
man In Paris; Enghshman Returned =
Beacon.
A!so-The Rules and Articles of War ;
The United States Kaiendar and Army and
Navy Register, for 1878; Life of Cooke,
the Player, by William Dunlap.
November 8.
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.NICHOL4S .HLJE'GSTON

Yearly ohfoshc 81. PauPs Church, Fair5ar
street, hash Just received and o0ers 70,
sale on moderate terms, for Cash onty,
a very general assortment of cut
and plain GLASS, consisting of quart
pint, and half pint Decanters, wine glasses,
salts, cruets, Casters, salvers, tambiers, a
great variety.
Also, great variety of lustrc, fancy, and
other articles.
Likeaoiae, good assortment of Domes-
tic Wares, of superior quality, and gc-
neral assortment OF queens, stone and pat
ters ware-25 bushels offresh Hemp. Seed
which he will sell low.
A constant supply of Lees Family Me-
DICINES,
Sept. 27
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NEGROES FOR, SdLE.

A T Fairfax Court. House, on Monday
"a the 18th OF November, being Cou,t
day, will be solu for cash 10 the highest
bidder,
Ten valuable Negro Men,
among whom are four excelleni tradesmen
IA Blacksmith, Stonemason, Carriag e- D,i-
yer and Cook---The rest are accustomed TO
the business of a farm.
FANNY LEE, Er'rr
Of 1hos. Ind. Lee, deed.
Cotton, near Leesburg, Oct. u. is
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PUBLIC SALE.

NM be sold, 70 the highest bidder, on
1HURSDAY, the SSH day cf .Aouem-
DER, on fhe farm Qf thc tafc MILDRED
MINoR, deceased, in Fai,faE eou.ty--
ESHE crop of Corn, Fodder, Work.
IA Horses, Cattle, Sheep Hogs, a good
Wagon and Cart, and Plantation Uten.
siis.-Likewise the
HoushoM s. Kitclen Furniture,
MN a quantity Of other articles 600 te-
tedious 10 mention.
-Four months credit will be given ON all
sums over Ten Dollars, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security, to bear
Interest from the date if not punctually
paid.
P. H. MINOR, .Admr.
November 8.
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or II .N.EW H4CK.

. 8. I1fsf'9 a ; .NEW H.4CR.
YSElE subscriber informs the public,
81 that he has = yp:ETY E.dCK, of the
most fashionable conssructioo, and elegant
harncss--with pair Of nell broke Hofses
and careful driyer--which he will aetiout
by the day or week TO such as may favor
him with their custom. He flattcrs him.
self that the goodness OF his horses, and the
handsome manner in which his Hack is fit
ted, will be an inducement with those who
consult their taste, to give him call.
HENRY CITATION.
November s. Ar
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This is to uive Nofice

That the subscriber, Of Alexandria coun-
ny, IN the District of Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the Orphans Court of said countv
letters testamcntary on the estate OF mo.
mas 3rcfcher, late of the county aforesaid.
deceased: al! persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, duly authenticat-
cd and passed by the Orphans Court, ON
or before the 18th day Of April next. or
they may by law be excluded from all be.
nefit to said estate: and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment Given under my hand shis 29th
day of October, 1913.
ISAAC ENTWISLE,
Erecntor of Thomas Tr~.eher
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ORPHANS, COURT

HLcrdndrie County, Ocf Term, 1873.
ORDERED, That the administrator Of
Geo Daring, deceased, do insert the fol-
lowing advertisement three times week
Tor four weeks, in the Alexandria newspa-
pers.
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FOR SALE.

( AtFour, Dollars each, SO EWES, bet
ter wooded than Sheep generally are of the
common breed-They shall have the sea-
son of two beautiful full-blooded Merino
Rams gratis. Apply to
WlLLIAM ALLISON, =
Woodia4Dn, near Mount, Ytrnon
July S