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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
BaYber's BuEseG

in the mon improved ayie, and in manner esicu
lated 20 give Irritation to iuch a. are fond of
elean'nei. and civ,i.y. They keep eopftan,ly on
hand az ahosmsut OF Perfume. and the heit of hair.
powder, which " y enable Them TO drefs Military
offleers IN q faih'onase iiyie as can be done IN
this place Razors cut in order atthe fho-teA no.
tice- 70 10 back apartment hey have cosve
niences for cleaning and poIif,pg Boots and Shoe.
The pubic are respectfully invited to call and try
them. derA!s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

II THE Honarabk the .7yliees Of the Circuit
Court Of Csmman Pleas, in the tsrf kaa-
ryn Circuit, begun and holden at Portland,
sUitbia and Jar ,bs county Of Cumberland,
on the third Iuejaay Of November II. d.
1879
THE petition Of Friend Loring and John Skill
liugs, of laid Portland joiners, humbly chew
eth thai they are feiEed IN fee of the following
defcribed keai Eaae, Gsuased in faid Portland. to
w,t--one half of an acre Of land in common and
undivided with certain othsr perfons to yuuf pr
titioners unknown, Devices of the late keEra
Bancroft, decezfed, ana Jsm:s nj. Ingraham add
Jonsthau Cummings fad half acre being parcel Of
certain rac Or parcel Of land which belonged 10
the eilate of Anthony Bracket, late deceafed which
.aid parcel contains by elimination eleven acre, and
half. and 10 the fame which Thomas Bracket,
conveyed to the (aid Ksza Bancroft, formerly Ke
ga Bracket, by deed dated the ninth day of Oeto-
Der A ID 1877, and is buued and bounded a. by
iaia deed record will appear. the iaid half acre
of The piece or parcel Of aad aforefsid being the
fame which the faid Kezia Bancroft deviled by
her Ian viii and ,eflamens to one William Hicks
Smith (which faid ised your petitioners are def.
rous of holding TO 'hemfeives in fevera ty--,hey
therefore pssy you. honoo thar par,,t,cn of fa,d
land may be made to them according to the law in
fuch cafe made and provided, aud 40 10 duty
bound will ever pray.
FRIEND LORlNC,
John sKIf.IINS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
5siti~o's. 5sse 10. 1873. apple Alley, r. P0iu
Lees Antibilious Pills.

Incorporation of shsfe highly eaeemsd Pills i
perfectly mild and the experience of shosfands has
proved, they may be ufed in every ftuatioa Of life,
without the leaf Inconvenience.
SELECTED CASES OF CURR.
NeG,s Mis6sd Lee * Co.
For two monshs PAD. I have been sfAics1 With
sioiess 0cksefs 1t the Gomach. an incinasior 10
vorAis. and lois Of a2pet'se-b BY taking two dofss
Of your pile an reltosed 20 pssfea flstsof hath
which iedreed my wife 10 Try them ALTO. whieh
wa asssnded with the fame good efscas being
now able TO attend 10 her domsitic concerns Ia
my opinion THE medicine unequsl!sd in ilomaeh
snd oeweli complaints cot being attended With
that gripi0g pain, common to Other medicinss.
JOHN SCOTT,
6shisws 5si, esS 1870. Dulaat -asets
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

To THE Honowa5e '7yaices Of the Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas, for the jfyf EAT
srn Circuit, begun and bolden at Portland,
1vitbin and jsr THE county Of Cumberland,
on the jyf 7ue/aay Of March Il. D. 1914
T>HR pe,is'on If JoGah Reed Efq and Abraham
Reed aud Andrew Reed, yeomen, all of Free
Port, 10 fAid ceuuty. humbiy thew that they are
insefelted tenants in common with fundry per-
fcns TO your petitioners unknown in the REFLECTIVE
propositions foio~ing. v's-The iaid Jo(iab Reed
in eight asres to his pau and proportion in fifty
acres of land itua,ed 10 fad Freeport. berg one
half of lot numbered twenty five on range c in
faid town aod being the foutheaier'y half part
thereof and alto in one undivided hftecn,h part of
6fteer acres of land 6us,ed IN iaid Freeport being
part OF lot numbered twenty fou' on range in
faid town and being IN common with the faid A.
braham Reed aud AudreW Reed and the other
bers of John Reed, late Of faid Ffesport. deceaed
And the faid Abraham and Andrew in the proper
lion of one 9Th part OF the hfv afofeiad and
IN one ifth of the 6f,een acres aforefaIdand thst
they cannot pcilefs occupy aud imp owe the fame
to any advantage while ihe fame lays in common
sad Observation-Disclosures they pray ,kat notice
may ifius in cue form Of law and that their Telpec
tive f1zres may ne fet off y ievered from the other
tenants common III due form OF law. 10 that they
may hold the fame in feveralty-aud ~ in duty
bound will ever pray.-By
JOSIAH w. MITCHELL, tbsi, attorney
n true copy-atteit,
SAM FREEMAN, CisrI.
1T Circuit Cart Of Common Pleas begm
and boldtn at Portland, 1uitbin and jof tie
county Of Cumberland, on the f.f lnefaay
Of March =. ID. 1914
ON the foregoing pe,tion she Court order that
the Eesitioners caule copy # the tame, wiki th'
order thereon to be yubl'ihed 10 one of the Per-
land newspapers. shree weeks fuceetvely. the Ian
publication TO be thirty days At lsaft before the
third Tuefday OF Juae next, that all perioos IN er
cited in she isnds therein mentioned may arpear q,
the Cifeuis Court Of Commoa Pleas. then to be
holden ~ Portland w'thin and for the county afore
faid, and 1iew caufe, If any they have, why the
prayer Of iaid petition fhouic NOS be g. an,ed
d,ss6, SAM FREEMAN. Cls,I
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
croeksry Wass Stare.
B. C.. ATWOOD.

ny Gss H e." . No. Midai. f,a,.
Croekery; Cla/S g China Ware.
Rses.fly rssGvsS. few cafes of
q. /, China Cups and Saucers,
which will be fold very Cheap for the ,i.y. Al,
torted Crates carefully repscked
'srfissd, Ap,H 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Commonwealth of MaGachuletts.

IL tbs Hssis II Rep 'ssatasivS. Feb. IS. 1914
On he petition store(aid. Ordered, That the
pessoness caule their faid pes,.ion ard tha order
thereon, 10 be pub.lhed three week. fuceeiIive!y
IN he Portland CAzes,e. aod Ea.iern Argus, pr.n.
tee 20 Portland, the alt publication 60 be al isa(t
tbusy days before he iecood weauefdav If the
meas tsiiion of The General Court, that ali pssfons
in:ess'sed therein may han appear and NEW cAufe
(if Any they have wh he prayer Of iaid pes;tios
fbould not be grained Seat up for concurrence.
TIMOTHY biGELOW Sps,lss.
IL issais. E1 g. lsi4
Read and eoncurfed
JON PHILLIPS, P,ge<a
a true copy n.if~.
ST. MSLAARY, c,aisf6s Ssssis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

S. M'Lellan & T. Fletcher,
Ez.bargt e,ea Hsss/vjsh
$50 bbs Floer
5 hhds Rum
80 boxes Candles
go boxes ben browA Soap
boIes Chocolate
2 easks an'orsed G ats Ware
~ 20 boxer Raihns
Gun. Piftols; Cu:Iaffss; Boarding Pkes; Bat
tie. ares; Musket and P,foi balls; klints Powder
SC &c. April Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
ANOTHER CURE.

THB following certificate. added to the ere,,
= UaEher heresofore ia the pofIefRou of The
proprietor i'another pieaing aod cow ncing proof
of the powerful and wonderful effect. of
LEES LOZENGES
10 espelling and deRroyiug thofe ,ofmen,iuY AMI,
mali, that have Gain. B is ia laying, ihoufand, Of
GUS fellow beings (eLiidreo ia par icular) Perfou,
afii.sted and ,ormented with thefe deftruave Az.
lmai', fhould have immediate recousie TO this vau-
abe meiicine--it fioud be kept in all fAmilies.
MsE". Misbasi Lee, - Co.
Ihave been fome time paf greatly afflicted v;,S
paiss in my bowels, fomzch and head, with Other
diitfeffing fymp,oms, which believed wss eaufei
by wosms | procured lone Of Lee's N'w~ Dr..
s-syi.g Lssege, the iecoad do(e. (being lroupeI
10 my grea, Joy, brought away one Of thefe moa,
iera e Tape Worm IN piece, confidently be'iev(
the whole would have meafured from four to 81
yards IN length alto two large round worms, IS
iDehe, long and three fourths of an inch round
have nov the peaiure to inform you thar | Il
entirely relieved from shofe disrsfing aad torcea.
ting pains, AID Gov enjoy good heath.
lend You two rouad worms with Gy FINAL p;t.
ses of the rape worm, the large parts being put 4
way before though, OF Tending them to you.
With ientiments of eileen for the benefit rece;y.
ed, 6r, your ooedient fervaut,
GEORGE BRTscoR
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
Chriltopher Manuel

INFORMS ihe ci,izens Of Portland thar he has re
1 moved from his ate hand "a the fhop formerly
improved by solone.. Bcyce, in ExsSsss< a,s<s; aOd
that he has formed eonnec,ion 10 tu6aef, with l.
"A CsAr. f'en Bolton. Al fa'd ihop they intend
carrying on the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

40 hhds. w. +. Rum
20 do Recti6ed do
90 do retailing Molafses
70 LET-haIf Of . houfe, corner Of Federal
ftreet aud Fiddle Iane-a honfe in High Rreei-and
two Stores under Union Hall. Apply as above,
April ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25
EFDFRAZ-sTRFET SCHOOL.

rT>HE fabferoer will commence School, at his
L School Room 10 Federal Street, on the firt
Monday of May nex', for the Tuition Of Miaes
ouiv. At 4 dolls. per quartar-hours of attend :
No. e from ~ A to PM All the ufuai branch.
Z, vii! be taught, particularly Eugl'fh Grammar--
Geography from Map aud Gobe-Writing, from
the moit approved sy neif
Applications, if made during the prefeut month,
will be attended TO \. CURLY
Portland, Afrj II, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

Cyrus iagaiis Z Selsa~'~ u
JoahuA amS Dts~a~&
Robe. page, Ses7nss If
Heur, Y. .. Ofeood, : F.ysIs,x
stephen Head, Z S".ams- IF
CYcas E4t,msn LspsA.
Tine,hy G,b.ou, Se'st7me~ #
David g ZION, B.s~.fstl.
Pe'ey waifxorsh, I Se'estmsa IF
Thomas 9priag, Hn-m.
jane. Coffin, I Scholars IF
David Moui.on,S Porter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-04-25

1T Circuit Cart Of Common Pleas begml
and boldsn at Portland, quitbln and j0f TIE
county Of Cumberland, on the jfrf lne(say
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19

hESERTED from camp near Wiikesboros
- N. CaroIina, on the 9TH inst. the following
personss to Wit. James HIATT. Richard Copelaod
and Moses Gage. James HIATT, % years ofave.
Of dark complexions dark eyes, dark hair. Sir
feet one inch high, and by profession q farmer:
no says he was born in Grayson county. va
Richard Copeland, 80 years Old. Eve feet nine
|mcnes high, blue eyes, dark hair, and by pro-
,tession q farmer, born in Chatham county. N.
q. Moses Gage. % or 20 years Of age, s feet.
one inch nigh, fair complexion, blue ewes. dark
hair and by profess ion a farner. The said Mo.
SEES Gage deserted from the Militia of n. G.
he was enlisted by Lieut.. Alexander in Ruther.
ford county N. C. The above Hart and Cone
land We're enlisted by Lieut.. Parks in Ashc
county. ] have reasons to believe that the 4
oove rascais are lurking intAshe county, NC
Also deserted from this detachment ON the
18th inst. on my march from. wiikesborourh.
N. ~ to Washington City, Daniel Miller. az
years old, six feet one inch high, grey ewes.
light hair, far complexion aud by profession =
farmer, born in Ashe county, NC. l will give
the above reward to any person or persons that
will deliver the above soldiers to me or any ofi.
Ger in the U. S. Army, or secure them in alv
jail SO they can be brought to justice, or Fifty
Dollars for the apprehension Of either Of them.
tEMANBEL I LEIGH, =
4w.) CAPT. 10th U s. Infantry
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
Patent Portable Hot Bath:

q inventor of this important Medical I'm
- provement IS now gone on to Philadelphia
IN order to provide q competent susplv of An
Paratus-As soon as he can make the necessar,
arrangements Agents WILDE EMPLOYED To CON
vey them throughout the United States.
Inc price which he at first contemnI.ted
was 20 dollars to private Citizens, 10 physici.
ans iOo dollars. For q few months however. he
onered them at half price, to those persons who
night afford him their aid, whilst he was coI-
iecting such facts and testimonies as the nnb-
nc required. This period is now expired and
the price IN future viii be as at first intended.
nose VINO are able to pay for il, must ADM,
these prices to be reasonable. "
For the relief ofthe poor, every aren't will he
instructed to make provision in their respective
neIghbourhoods. in the city ofRichmond .nv
poor person who may need the Bath NAV snpiy
to MIR John P. Shields, Capt. of the CITY WITH
OF to Mr.. John Maddox, with each Of wbom
there will be deposited systems to be deyote3
exclusively TO the service of such.
AS TINS intended arrangement ia connyrted
notihcation will be given from time TO time to
those concerned. -
No person will be permitted to see anv oftbe
Baths, who IS not furnished with a proner IL
cense, 90 as to be prepared to grant dispen.ati.
ons 20 eysry purchaser under the sirnatuee ~
the inventor or hrs General Agent, AZ ever
known violation Of the patent privilege will h.
prosecuted according to law.
July 16. ~
re-. Robt. c. Jennings, the General Apen+. "a
furnished with q supply Of the Apparatuss A.
ms once lately occupied by JarAes Brown, ESQ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
FOR SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT,
G

ON the vest side Of the street Joining the
old Ware House Lot below. now occupied
ooy Benin. Dennis and the same which was
formerly known by the name of "Rany's
Buildings" and which was conveyed by Sa
muel Cobb and Philip Michaels, to Robert
Darlington 10 his lie time. in trust for the
benefit OF the Heirs and Representatives of
Gcorge Mayo deceased. The sale will take
place on Monday the Path day of October
next ON the premises, when al; the title pa.
pers in our possession will be exhibited and
the terms made known-As tho Subscribers
sell as the Heirs and Representatives of Ro.
oert Darlington deceased. the Trustee, they
wii convey such title only as by the said
Deed is vestedi in them
c. CARRINGTON.
J. PRESTON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
NOTICE.
VIII be Sold, at Public Auction,

On Tuesday The 25th Of the present month. a, nv
plantation in Chesterfield County,
A Ii, LIVESTOCK Of every kind. nv crop
a OF Corn and Fodder, Household & Kitcb
an Furniture, Plantation Utensils. &c. A
credit OF twelve months will be given to our.
chasers, for all sums above ten dollars. with
o = approved security. to carry lntetest
from the date, If not punctualJy paid,
PETER BAUGH,
b Tbs same day will be sold. My
IkACT OF LAND, where. I now i've
Terms made known on thstday. P.B.
Oct. IL. (wo,nI'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
Lint and Bandares.

VIE Cidzens Of Richmsnd (and p~articu,
larry Females) are requested to collect
~ linuen and cotton rags, which they NAV
sith care convert into lint and bandages. for
ne use OF the troops in the feld-the lint
mould be OF linnen scraped--the bandaees
nay be OF cotton or linnen'-Old pieces Of
Channel may also be useful.
Inc Captains Of Exempts in their respecs
tive Wards ; and the InteDdant will receive
an snat may he sent them-to be applied to
the above object
Saptr. 5. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
~ WE OFFER FOR SALE.

so Bales Napt Cottous, Cough & Bracth " aie,s
nanufsetory, principally high numbers.
so Pieces TwilPd Stacking
100 PAIR "a, lid and 1874 Bed Blankets
30ooib Best London Seine Irvine
40 dozen Yo<n Hose
2 Trunks Worsted and Lambs Woo, Hoes
8 ditto Manchester Stufs
SADDLERY fhc
Giovcs-Nun' rhread-Combs, &ci
Which will be sold on reasonable ,ern
Cash or Accc?tances in Town. "
TOMPKINS e MURRAY
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
Five Dollars Reward.

CTRAyED OR STOLEN, from I,ieu,e
~ nant G don, a DARK BAY MARE.
about : feet 8 or oinches high. She has but
one eye, and is supposed to be IS or ~
years DID. She was taken or strayed near
Rockets, at Richmond. She is marked with
the letters, U. S.-Any person who will de.
liver her TO me. at Camp Malvern Hills. or
give me Information SO l..: I get her rain.
snall, oy applying 70 me, receive the above
JOHN MORGAN, CAPT.
Stationed at Camp Malvern Hills.
Oct IL. RI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19
TO PRINTERS.
. Valuable Set of Printing
Materials For Sale,

CONSISTING OF
One excellent New Press.
Ons Second Hand dito
One fount Bourgeois (nearfy nev) seu NJ
One tount Small Plea. (ne& and very hand.
some) 242 lbs.
oae foant Small pioa, half v orn. but ve.v
good, 400 lbs.
One fouat Great Primer. lis lbs. nearly
new,
ALS0-
The feH0wing Folnts ofLARcE TYPES.
~ Lines Plea, Roman Capitals, four ohm
plete Alphabets, &
ID Ditto Capitals and Small.
8 Ditto do
s Ditto do.
10 Lines Plea, htshe. Capts. and Small.
o Ditto do.
Lines Plea, rluted cap.s.
A quantity of Newspaper and Book..e,h-
bards,
1s Bras. Column Rules for a supe.ryo
Newspaper,
8Composing. Sticks,
10 Pair Cases, (mostIy newt
One sount Double English. new and verv
handsomely loo lbs.
One Imposing Stone,
superroyai. Demi and Foolscap chases.
Ditto Friskets,
2 Large well engraved Horse Cuts,
a variety OF two.iine Letters for each OF
the above Founts of small type, and a
&&s gooa assortment Of Flowers. Space rules
&c. &c.
% All Of the above Materials will be sold
wv tor cash, or on aliberaI credit with sporoy-
q security; or the Large Type will be sold
from the rest For further psrticu.
srs apply at this OFFICE.
September %, w3w oaf3m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19

low and spermaeetti; hats : cotton VAR
spun by the aid Of machinery. worked b
steam or water; leather; pig iron. castinrs
bars rolled and slit iron; and on nails mad
BY the aid Of machinery ; on furniture. abov
q, ceStain value. except beds, bedding. m
areicles Of domestic manufacture, n a.
hands Of the swner : beer, ale and porte
IN the hands of the manufacturer : boots IN
shoes above a Certain price, 10 the hands
the manufacturer; on plated harness. in ii
nands OF the owner : on vats for the man,
tacture OF paper ; on saddles and bride
x5ove q Certain price,. in the hands of IL
owner 3 on pleasure horses. kept cxclusiv,
y fur the saddle or carriage : ON plar;n
cards, and on lotteries.
Estimate of the amount of the nrono.ed .,
crease. and Of the new duties.
Sc per cent. on the direct tax. 8 10000
Addition duty on distilled spir- :
is. s.ooo.o
ton duties. 1so.ot
E$0per cent on postage. 2S0.of
Mspqfactured tobacco and snuff.
10000 900 Of lbs averaged at
a cents, loo n,
Candles Of tallow 100000 lbs:
at 2scents, Zen n,
Spermacetsi and white wax 400.
600 lbs at 10 cents. 400
Hats-on beaver 1 dollar, casters.
- Cents, aud fufms IS cents.
payable by manufacturers, 500. of
Cotton yarn. spun By aid of ma.
chinery, worked by steam or
waters 10000 spindles. at IS
cents, n n,
Leather-soal, meats. harness.
call, horse, aud hog. kid and
seal skin IL, 600, 600 los. avera.
ged at 8 cents, .san n,
Goat aud sheep skins tanned
with sumack. or otherwise "a
resemble Spanish leather. at
so cents the dozen, and all o.
Their skins tanned or dressed
with alum. averaged 8 cents 3
per ID. !.
Iron, 100000 tons of pig. at one
roo o0 nns 5000
,o oe aoo 1900
on collar, 1000,
0o0 gallons, at 1 cent. 6oo,
Furniture tax, excluding beds. led.
ding, kitchen furniture, carnets and
curtains OF domestic manufacture-
family pictures and excluding aIso
from the operation ofthe tax. eyerv
person whose furniture, exclusive Of
the above articles, does not amount
to 200 dollars. The estimate IL
made on asupposition that the Uni.
ted States contains, 800, 900 families.
Families exempt, rs possessing less
than zoo dollars worth OF furniture
259,0Ca: ~"N
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19

SHALL petition the Legislature of Virgins.
= az the next session, for leave to Erect q Toll
prlage across anne river. commencing on nv
- I'll .ne county OF Chesterfield and sbuttinr
Henrico, where I have ebs5A led land 10, The
purpose. '' y 'he
September 7. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-10-19

Boots. white top aud full dress milit..
~ boots, 100000 pair. at rs cts. ~ M
Other boots or bootees Of the value os ~
30, $4,000 pair. at so cents, 1ssoo
scots or %bootees, not less than S dol
iars IN Value, and not exceeding 8.
Fine sfos. p an, Al q cents $500
me n sno as, above the value of s 1 rs,
pl.;eJ boru. =. ~ cents 10000
on The so, %.O Pam, At 2 dollars. 10000
exclusively employed in MAKING
white paper so dollars; on watts emo
plsyed in making part white and
part brown, 80 dollars /; on vats ey.
clusively employed in making brown )
paper, Is doiiats, 1000 va,s ayerag-
ed, on no
On nails made by the aid ofmachinerv.
Or o ..dS,s = lbs. At It ! cent. 2oo.oo'
cents; over 10 and under Is. Is
cents and above the value of1s dol
lars, 1 dollar, 1on an,
On brides orless value than 9 do,,.r. AsO'oV
~ cents: s 2 and under $, 20 cents.
s and under 10, 40 cents; above 10
dollars, l dollar, ,oo an.
Pleasure horses kept exclusively for
the saddle, 5 horses kept exciu-
co,S Sesy ,Ur lne carriage so. $50, 90,
s;ivar 49,. SS ~ oZs 10000
Plsv;ne csrd" 40 n 40 ~ 81, $4,000,
risying CARDS. 4oo,ooo packs At rs
esn.s, 10000,
PeT oeh' on the snnount, 5000
-
Asd n. ..x..u.e,o, lwi,635.oo
sythe Secretary oftbe Treasury, 10000. 90,
Makes for 1915. reye.ue Of ga94asoD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-17
This is to give Notice,

This is to give Notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandria
County in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county, letterss testamentsry
on tbs personal estate OF Margaret
Laugherty, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims a
eaIust the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated and
PASSED by the Orphans Court, to the
subscriber OF or before the 18th day
Of August next, or they may by law be
excluded from all Benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
TO make immediate payInsnt.
Given under my hand this 18th Feb
ruary 1874
JAMES YOUNG,
Executor Of Margaret Larsherty.
February II. CT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

r.
yETAS committed TO Fairfax Coun-
Wv ty Jail,on the 18th day OF Au-
gust 1918, a .mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
IOHN SIMPSON, and says he is free
corn; he is about feet 9 iaches high,
his cloathing, one roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
Of breeches, one of ducking, and two
ofbIue, two shirts, ons OF check linnen
the other ofsIndia cotton, one swans
down waistcoat, one pair of old shoes,
and black fur hat, and says he came
from Providence, r. /. Gilbert County.
and that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. The owner,
If any, is requested to prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away,
CT he will be disposed of as the law di-
reefs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-17
The Subscriber
January Is.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has o.
pened Tavern in that large and commo'
dious House formerly occupied by Mr..
BAIL Bowling, III the Village OF Pts,
Getaway, prince Georges County, and
solicits share of the public's patronage.
Having made the requisite arrange.
ments, he flatters himself that ne will
be enabled to render satisfaction, to
those who may favor him With thei:
custom,
Eagle Inn, Piseata7vay, me-.
March 8