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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
NOTICE..


TOMAS MILLS, informs his friends and the
public in general. that he has taken the
1o.e next door to Mr. Nathaniel Dana, Prsble
place, Middle iheet. where he has for fa'e
gelesal anoumsnt of
Wea-irdia Gods e. Groceyies
viz Cogniac Brandy Old Jamaica Spirits ;,
ST Croir Rum Holland and American GIN !;
Cherry Rum Ro'siIe' Vinegar; Cider and
Apple, per barrel; L ,fb)n and Liverpool Salt !;
fine ,ab< Salt; Co,toa Factory Warp and
rocking Yarn, c. flee, Teas Cboekoa,e, Rice,
Flour Meal; Ruti er; Crackers; sweet Oil;
Pollock e Codhfh; Rai iins; Fgs; Currants /;
Alfpics; Pepper Ginger Gloves; Numegs;
Cinnamon; Pepperm,n,s Sugar Piumbs
Candy +, Span,ih ana American Cigars. brown
and ihavlng Soap, mould and d'pd Candle,
loaf lump, brown and white " ais, Brooins.
S,eves, Bfufhes, Mats, OIL Nus Ground Nuts,
F.berp. Cranberry. beh pte.erved Giro .
aud Ounces, Capers. fmaIl aaortment OF
C,ofke,y Ware,
Flour Of Emer, for c'ean'ng arsfTe.. Sole
Leather, q 9uyniity Of Connecticut Bottles
from half pint TO one gallon.
hDo 700 WI ben American Gun Powder
The iubicriber keeps an sGormen, OF
WeF-india Goods
at hi. Dwelling iiouGe oppshte Col. Burn.
hams tavern for the accommodation of thofe
who may pleafe to favor h,m with their
cultom. 1on. 9w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

THE fub'criber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thar fhe hl. been duly
appointed and taken upon herielf the ruit Of
Adminillra,rix on the eitste Of
sEwALL LANCASTER,
late of Portland. in the county of Cumberland
merchant, deeeafed by giving bond AZ The law
drect.- fhe therefore, rsqueib all perfons v no
are indebted to the iAid decades eflaie, 20
make immediate payment and ihoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 20 the Commffiorers
JUDITH LANCASTER
Jan. %, 1918. (FD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

WE the iubfcribe,, commifliopers, ap
w pointed by the Hen Samuel Freeman,
Efo Judge of Probate of wills. &c for the eoun
~ Of Cumbei ,aEd, TO receive and examine the
claim, of the several credi'ors to the eiiate of
sLwALL LANCASTER,
h,e of Portland, merchant, deceSed, hereby
give nc,ice that 6I months are allowed TO the
laid credirors 70 bring in and prove their
claims to the comm iiouers, who will attend
for that purpofe at tbs Usdfd M@i"' and Fire
EaIs,sses Offe, Exchange street on the fourth
MONDAY Of This and the FIVE following months,
from two o'clock iii fun down.
JOHN McLELLAN, 7 c mmJ
JAMES NEAL. 6ss0s.
Portland. Feb. !, 1918.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
FARM FOR Salt.

II ANDSOMELY Gtuated 10 Gorhsn, a.
4 place called Horfe.beef, 81 miles froa
Portland, containing about GO acre Of good
Land, with handiome two flory Dwelling
Houie thefeon-For particulars snqnire Of
E. 0REELY, Ne l, Lese WlG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thar he has been duly
appointed and hss taken upon hmielf the
rul of Executor Of the Ian will and teltament
of SAMUEL DOWeING
iate of Mioot, in the county of Cumberland.
yeoman, decealtd. by giving bond as the Law
direets--he therefore requeits all perlons who
are indebied to the fad deceafed's efiae, 10
make immediate paymen. and ,hoie who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the fame
10 RICHARD ID. DOWNING.
Jan. 20, 1878. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
ENOCH MOULTON,

El4A(A4Tl ~ ~ - =
coLDSM1TH AND 5EwELLkR,
~. So, Pos, Exfba-ge fret,
WAS JUN received hand'0n'e A"0''Ae''
Plated, Britannia & Japaned Ware,
Jewelry, Cutlery, &c. &c
PLAThD WARE.
Befi Sheffield plated Tea iet''' to match |;
fome low priced 10 Cand eltiek' various xmas
and prices: fupar Baions Cream Pots foup
Ladies Fiji HALVES; fnuffers aud Trays; Ia
BILE and Tea fpoous: Jc. &c
BRIIANLA WAKE.
Coffee Pots lea Pots Cream Pots; iugar
Bafons Tumblers fable and Tea fpoon,.
varieus patterns and PR ces'
1APANED WARE.
An elegant afToriment Of morocco, cream
and black colored Walters. in fetts or Jingle
Bread, Knife Chseie and fnuffer Trays Of va.
rious patierns
1sWELRT.
Pearl and Jet Brooches do do Rings |;
Cornelisn Knobs and dr. pa and Boiom Pins
10 match Geld Ear Hoops Kaobs and Drops |;
Comedian Pebble and plain Gold Watch Keys |;
do ieais fome Of new elegant patterns, and
aimoft every oiher article in this line.
CUTLERY.
Razor extra nice; Pen Knves--fcihou-
feel inuffen-of various kinds and prices
HAIR WORK.
Brsce,e,-Neck Chains--Ear Hoops and
Watch Chains of various aud elegant patterns.
Alto. of his own manufacture,
Warrauted Gold Necklaces. from s to 2 dol
lar, per firing foup LadIe'- Table u Tea
fpoons--fugsr Tong., falt fpoons Of newell
pattern Gold Watch Chains and Keys, FL
yer dol hmbles-Hooks and Ring-Celtor
C'afp., yc.
Ia addition to the above, he has an afor
nent OF Morocco Pocket Books-eIegant
rurfe.-va' GU patterns of Tortoise ihei
anu Horn c mbs-Tooih Brufbes-and al
mon every other article in ,hi. line.
The above articles are of furh quality and
viii be put at luch prices As viii, he thinks,
meet the APPRECIATION Of HE oaltomers
Portland, Jan. IS IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

70 LEI,
THE HOUSE situsted at the head OF
King street, con aiming four room, on the
lo~er hoor might essil, be made conyen
len f1r wo families
Also, A small house, adjoining the above.
For particulars p 20 + HoVEY.
Feb 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
A Ii perfons who owe the la,e firm Of
A ROBBINS q CUTTER,

n Ii pefiOM WhU OWE tHe Tdtt nrIn OF
"A ROBBINS q CUTTER,
or who have given notes to SAMUEL Cur
Trs, IN confederation Of debts due 10 laid 6r m,
are hereby forbidden to pay the fame to faic
Gutter, he having no right 70 receive the fame,
and fad firm having heen long ince d'Galved
And all power | ever gave iaid Cuuer is
revoked, as he has ahuied the frun repofed
in HIM And all perfoas are alto requened not
to purchafe any notes of hand from iaid Cut.
ter, a, he has obtained many of them in a
fraudulent manner
7HADDEUS ROBBINS.
No,f5yp N ssb, Jas 25, 1918 %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
BENJAMIN BUIMAN.

BEN JaMlN BUIMAN,
sgs ffbe GiA. M~fy. MrDpLs srsssT
IAs JUN received an er,en6ve iu, ply of freih
II DRUGS o MkDICINES,
PAINTERS COLOURS q OIL,
CLOIHIERS. Dl,h.S7UEFS, &c.
among which are tine following viz.-True
Anderions P's-tiooperis do--Calomel--
CsntharIdes -Csltors-Flowefs Chzmomile-
powdered Red Ba' k- Gun Opium Camphor
-GAmoege- rragacnth - Shaved IGnglal.-
Losdon l.sncess- Magneiia--L GiafIes
and wick.-Od Aniie-do, Peppermint
powdered tpec.c-Turtey Rhubarb; Gen.
tian; Valerian tdential Sat CT Lemos /;
Colts foot; Lczenses Ieiuit Drop; Harlem
OIL, TIC ALSO,
Linieed Oil, boiled and unboiIed Spirits
1urpent'ne Copal Warmth; Japan for dry
ing Powdered Litharges Gum Copal diuc
shelise; ground and naground Print Bruihes
White Waih do; Saith fools; CameIs Hair
Pencils. I; Sand Paper; Gold and 81 yer Leaf !;
Clsfs fuitabIe for Clock Faces; Cochneai ;
Roman Vitroi Indigo Alum Copperaf.
Ground Logwood do Redwood Nader
Cs gs
~ Pot and Pearl afhss confian,ly for fAle
jas 4 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

FRESH FLOUR.
JUST received and for fa'e by
WILLIAM CROSS,
at No 8 Long Wharf
: 100 Bbls. Super6ne FLOUR,
Jan II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
loieph Merrill

INFORMS the pubic that he has taken the
aofe lately improved by Msfss Bryant e
Freeman, nest door 10 the Pef Off 6. where he
offer. tor isle a general afor,men, OF
Wei. Inaia Co>ds and Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15
NOTICE.

nAyID DANA, respectfully informs his
- friends and the public in general, that he
has recommended bu6nefs in M'Lsiiaa'' nezv
B,ifi B4,disy, (near where be formerly kepD
aud offers for fae general anortment of
We4- India Goodf q GyccsyieJ,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-02-15

10000 ID. of the FRI quality Gu, Nails Of
all Lse., from the sAco Manufaetory-few
pipes Cide- vinsgar-an Anoi ment OF Jack
ioas Harden Ware, eonGihng OF Pots, Jug,
Flower Poe. Flower Efns. isehers, &c SO
quintal Cod Fiji 200 do Pollock do-few
dozen warranted fses-keg. Virginia Tobsc
co.'s hhos WI Rum-4o Uags blown sa.'
go boaes HAVANA and American Cigar.
The above goods are Of the hrf quality
and will be fold on r<Afonzbie terms
7ss 10 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
From the ". Z. Flo. Post.
PIN s..

The dearness Of this necessary ar.
ticle induces the editor to mention
to the public. that more than fsur.
teen years ago, a Pateat was obtain.
ed and taken cut Tor making pins, by
DR.. Apollos kinsley. since deceased.
The machine by which the opera
ton was performed. was so perfect
that simple wire being seized at
one end. was by the turning OF 4
crank. drawn through an aperture
OF the proper size. and instantly cut
into complete pins, headed snG ,oint-
ed: which was done with 50 much
expedition, that pins might be said to
rain down. The editor saw the o.
peratiGE, and il seemed TO him that
10, might make a bushel OF per-
feet pins out ofwire in IN hour. Tie
time for the patent has iong since
expired. and An, bod, presume il
entitled 10 the benefit ofthe invention
who ehuses i. avail himself oft.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
Melancholy accident i!

~
At Cincinnatus, on Saturday last,
about shutdown. Mr., Jesse Locke
Of that place brother to the Hon.
Nathaniel Locke, and Mr.. Emeus
Locke, ofthis 7illage] was accident
ally and instantaneous, killed by
the discharge ola gun. are in-
formed that the circumstances which
led to this unhappy occurrence are
as follows -
Mr.. Locke happened to be at the
honse of Major KiBgman, aud was
in one Of the rooms, when q person
came in, standing . gun in the hall
Of the house, and informing that it
was loaded, but had no printing
A young man Of the house very i'm
prudently took up the fatal piece
and began swapping it. On bis do.
ing this the second time, the con.
tents sftbe gun were driven through
q plank Of an inch and q half in
thickness. and ceiling board, ssd
entered into the body Of Mr. Locke,
(vhs was iasn adjoining ROOM to the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1919.
90 Dollars Rewa d.

ELOPED, on the 9TH iostant, from
the subscriber living in Fairfax county,
Va. about FIVE miles from the court
nouse too Negro Nen--one named
PETER, me otner DAVY.
Peter is 8 or 80 years OF age, feet
S or s inches high well made, ola dark
compiexion, and has generally worn 4
pair OF whiskers his eyes are OF yell
lowisn color iife Sale negro is very
talkative and artfui, aud PROBABLY will
change the following articles of cIoath-
ing which he took away with him -
They consist of one cotton or cotton
and tow shirt, a roundabout Jacket OF
grey cloth, also BLACK oroadGioth coat
and white hat pretty muca worn !;
his other cloathing not sufficiently re-
membered TO be described.
Oavy is aoout . wears of age, near
ly, or perhaps quite s iect high, bends
his shoulders IN walking, OF darker
complexion than Peter He took with
him cotton shirt, pair Of pantaloons
made OF Waite jenes,-a blue striped
waistcoat, white roundabout JACKET OF
cott"n md yarn, and black hat consi.
ierably worn TIE above reward will
DC siver for apprehendlns sad negroes,
Cor Ten Dollars ioy either of them) 1t
taken aat ii tae county and delivered to
,ae subscriber. or secured in a jail SO
that get them again
Francis Golfer.
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DEN g J. D. SLN.NS, ROYAL~STREET, ALEXANDRIA.

ballN a little above the lett hip, came
out on the opposite side. perforatinE
the shirt and lodging in the pants.
loons.-Mr. Locke had reaehed his
46th year. He has left wife and
9. children to lament his untlmely
fate.
We understand that the remains
Of MIR. Locke we're Inferred with ma.
sonic honors that the inhabitants
generally fron German, Pharsally,
and Isle, attended and and that
the funeral was larger than any re-
collected III the Western District.
ChenunsO Patriot.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
Valuable Wharf Property
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to Deed of Trust from
Captain John Tuckerto the subscri.
Der, will be sold at public auction.
on the premises, on Tuesday the
3oth November next,
A certain piece or parcel OF
Ground in the Town OF Alexandra,
commonly called fuckers WHARF,
and sounded as follow :-BsginniHg
on the East size OF Union Street, at
the outh West corner of the int"
section oil the same, by a twenty feet
Alley, which divides this ground from
the ground of Mr.. Jonah Thompson,
and running thence Northwardly with
the East side of Union Street ffty.hse
feet seven inches to the ground of
William Herbert, thence Eastward]y
with the line of said Herbert to the
River Potomac, thence soutbwarfIly
with the said River to the Alley afore-
said, Their We twardly with the said
Alley to the beginning There is on
this LOT, large and commodious
WAREHOUSE, built in The best
manner, and a large TOBACCO
SHED The Wharf can accommo-
date ships of the greatest draueht Of
water. credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months will be given to the
purchaser on his giving mis- notes Eith
an approved endorser for TIE payment
of the sam, with interest from the
date, and lien on the property as a
collateral security. The sale to com
mence at IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
Jonah Thompson,
Trustee.
October %. dts.
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Octo'>e. 80
This is to give Notice,


Thu, the subscriber nf Alexandria
Cosnty, inte Districsof Columbia, has
ob,aiaed from the Orphans Court OF
sgid county letters of administration on
The personal estate OF Michael Flame
RI late of the County aioresa'd de-
ceased All persons having claims
sgsinst the said d-cedent are hereby
warned tr exhi5;t the same with the
vnrrhors ,eercof July autheHucated'
and p.sse3 ny the Orphans Court, to
the subscriber, on or before the asth
day of April next, or they may ny law
be excluded from al henefitto the SAID
estate. Ar.f th1sc indebted thereto,
ar requested to make immediate pay
mcnt
Given un1>v nv hand. this 2eth day
of Octcher. 1873.
Israel 2. Thompson,
.5amni.trator Of Michaci Flanneru.
Ccf 40 ep4"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
This is TO give Notice,

That the SUBSCRIBERS IF Alexandra
County in the District IF co umbis,
aave tanned from the Orphans court
o. SAID county, letters of ,dmin strait
az ras personal estate OF Josefh III.
Mandevilie, late of the county aiore,a
de ,.ased all persons having Claims a =
aa,ast the said deCedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers vhereofdu'y authenticated ard
passed by the Orphans Court, to the
subscribers OIL or before the tenth day
of May next, or they may by law he
excluded from all benefit TO said estate |;
an& those indebted thereto sre required
to make immediate pay ne t.
Given under cur hands iris 10th day
of Novemb' E, 1913
kober' Vaudeville,
lanes Vaudeville.
.fiminis trators of Jos. II. lNandeUMe.
Nav ~ ep8
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October %.
" Follow not q Multitude TO do Evil. {"

A very probable Story.
A youngster at school, more sedate than
the rest,
Had once his integrity put to the test.
His comrades had plotted an orchvrd to
rob,
And asked him to 60 and assist in the
job.
He was SHOCKED. sir, indeed, and an.
swer'd ooh no!
What rob our good neighbor! I pray
you don't go:
Besides. the mans poor, his orchard q
his bread,
Then think of bis children, for they
mast be fed
"You speak very fine, and you look very
grave,
But apples we want; and apples we'll
have;
If you 60 with us, you shall have a
share,
If not, you shall have neither apple nor
pear"
They spose and Tom ponder'd-" see
they will go;>
Poor man what pity to injnre him so!
Poor man would save him his fruit
i'll could,
But staying behind will do him no good.
" If the matter depended alone upon
me,
His apples might hang till they drop
from the tree;
But since they will take them, l think,
I'll go too;
He will lose none by me, tho get a
few"
His scruples thus silenc'd, Tom felt
more at case,
And went with bis comrades the apples
to sieze
He bland and protested, but iein'd in
the plan;
He shar'd in the plumber but pitied the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-20
FOR SALE,

a TRACT of l. ND, lying in the
u county OF Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate
of zen. Thompson Mason, containing
l44 acres. The soil is good, and very
susceptible of improvement by the
Clover & Plaster system. The prox-
unity of this property to market, and
the facility to which its produce may
be carried tHunting-Creek by which
it is bounded bsing navigabie almost to
the door) would render it extremely
valuable TO person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to James H Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May 20.
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VIM, Patton, Jr. Cash.
This is to give Notice.
September rs.


That the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in tho District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county, letters of admi;.istra.
ton On the personal estate of Henry
O'Reily, late of the county afo' esa,d,
deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers there f, to the subscriber.
duly authenticated, and passed by the
Orphans Court, on Or before the 29th
lay Of april next: or they may by
lew be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-,nd those indebted there
to are required to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand, this ssth OC-
tober, 1913.
Clement SeWell,
administrator Of Henry O'Reiiy.
October so. e24w.
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Just receiued and for Sele, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.

$500 lbs, c.'oice Smlthieid Hams,
IS bales Upland K Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 Bags Green and w hite Coffee,
40 Barrels do. do.
Hhds do. do.
IL Hhds. Muscnvado Sugars,
% Bills. solt shelleu Almonds,
50 Kegs Harris Tobacco,
: 10 do. CaveDdish do
so Boxes spanish Segars,
Punchsons antigua Rum,
A. few Boxes containing Csnnisters
Gunrcwder, Imperial & dyson
Tea
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt
November 9.
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From me london Gaz. sr6tndfgs
Foreign.Office, Sept. 81, 1918

from lAe ondon Gaz. ETSSo sTGfn6fys
Fo"eign.office, Sept. 81, 1918
DISPATCHES, of which tho following
are copies, have been received b, Wis.
count Castltre agh, his Majes'y'. in-
cipal Secretary o! State f,r Foreign
Affairs, from Lieut.. Gen. the Hcn.
SIR c. Stewart, K: B. his Na;-sts's
Envoy Extraordinary, end Mibis,er
Plenipt;cptlary to the King q Prns.
sic, dstf q the 27th, 18th, 3O,h and 3iss
Of August.
Had Qu0'iers Of his AcJesty the King
orFrussia, Zehrsfa, ~us. ~, 1913.
My LohD.
My last dispatches will he vsrc.
eusinted you. Lcrdsbip of the de. aen.
nation CT the Allied. Army to deb nihs
from Bohemia, by The seversl passeo in.
to Saxony, and enter on imu eI,a,, Of.
fnsi.e operations ir flank ard res, of
the enemy, il he still n. ain,.ined his Tor.
ward positions in Lusstla, md lep,ained
on the righ' bark Ct the Elbe. While
the main Russian army under General
Barclay dc folly, including the corps
OF WiugeGstein and MiIofadcvitch, and
the PrussiaD corps Of Gen. Kieist, TO-
gcther with the whole Of the Austrian
army. were to acl Extensively fonH Boz
hemia, uEder the chief con.msnG of
Prince Schwartszenberg. General Blu.
cher's corps d'arnee, composed 0. d.
vision Of PrussisE. under Ii. General
D'York, and Gen. Sachen's and General
dangerous Russian divisions, we're. to-
move from Silesia on Lusatia. < threaten
the enemy in front. Gen. Blacher was
to avoid engaging in any general action
especially against superior pumber..-
In conformity with these int ations gen.
Butcher advanced, in three coInmps.son
the 2eth, from Leignitz, GoIdbere, and
Janer, on Buntzlau and Low enbe, q. gen,
SacbeD's corp. moved or the rio ii ON
BSptziau, ard general D'York's 90
centre and gsp. Laneeron's on Tie LETT.
The enemy abandoned. Bun,zlau, de.
slroyed their works, and bie~ up ana.
easine OF Powder there; snd Gen. Blu.
cher's force advanced to the Beber.
where they were attacked on the 2Iss nv
the enemy, who moved in great force
on brntzfsu, I,owenherg. and Laun, and
very serious affair took place. It !.
reported Ronsparte commsnded in per.
son, ard that he presented llo,odo men
to gen. Butcher. The allied troops con.
tested the ground with great brayerv:
90 general Blncher bad received order.
to avoid general engagement, he with.
drew IN the best orosrto Haynau, Pills.
gramsoorf' Hs'shberg, and behind the
Hanback,, where his troops were Al the
cate o. the last accounts. The less Of
Yea Slsshss 10 thi, affair is reported
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~ Wanted

A T the fiYeEIA ACADEMY at Hay
n Market in Prin, Wh,iaa coun-
4, Virgins, Professor of the Dead
Languages and also a Professor of
Mathe mates, Geography and English
Grammar.
Applications to be made to the Trus-
tees who will convene at Hav market
on the lst Monday in December next
to make the elections.
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ORPHANS COURT,
ALcrandria County, Nov. Term, 1918.
OE lE&r.U n the ri liaisura, rs
oil Joseph Fl. MandeuAte, e essed, do
insert me following w. tis-men three
t,mes week for eight weeks III the
tlexandria newspap rs
A Cop, Test,
A. NJ BORE, Reg'r Of Wills.
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NOTICE.
THE PARTNERSHIP OF
los. H. & Robt. Vaudeville,

los. II. N NOUt' illS,
Having dissolved by the decease OF the
former the subscribers have formed
a connexion under the firm OF
Robert s. Jas. Mande0stse,
intending to pursue businessin the same
house They offcr for sale general
and well selected assor ment of
Wines, Liquors& Groceries,
for cash. produce or on the usual cre-
dies to punctual men Those indebted
to the deceased, Joscfth II. Vaudeville
who may duly discharge tho demands
OF MS Est.te, Will have particular
claim to TIER confidence.
Robert Vaudeville,
James Vaudeville.
Nov.
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no T. &c f..

THE Stockholders OF the Mechanic
3 nix OF Aiexaa'ria, are nerebF MOTH
ed, tn.t Dividend Of Jour per cent
for the last haif year on the Cspito'
stock paid IN, is this day declared
,ayab!e to tAem or their legal repre-
scn,at yes on Friday the 18TH inst.
Syorler of the President ard Direc.
tors.
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,FORKIG.N I.NTELLIGE.hCE.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.

notwithstanding the summaries W
have seen Of the late iii Important bat-
ties IN Gewnany, yet We cannot but be-
lisve that the following cf6ciai, connects
ed, clear sRd circUmstanlal account Of
these battles, will be highly scceplsbls
and be read with grea esgerness By all
who take the interest ,bey ougi,, IL sse.
ing the tyrant of the world, bafRed and
brought low. En-. Fost.
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SALES Al VEN DUE
On eye,y Tuesday aid friday,
Will BE SOLD,M
At ne Vendus Store, corner OF Prince
and Water streets,
4 Harsssy of Dry Goods. Gro
cerses. Sc.
Particulars of yThic. viii DC expressed
in the bills OF the day.
All KIND or Goods Which are on IL
initiation md the prices OF which are
established, can At any tine 5e viewed
AMI purchased at the lowest Limitation
und prices
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