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L.f.NII EOif SILE-

hN Saturday ti, first day oG October will he offer
ed for ses at public auction, on the premise that
beautiful situation in Goochmd, upon licking Hole
Greek, ~ miles from Richmond, and 30 from James
hycr. j bis farm has abont COO acres With valuable
G1st and Sawhtll, that az this time rented for hun
dred poundsa year-ths land is we'll adapted to the
culture oicorn, wheat and tobaccos laid off into five
fields great portion of each has been sown in red
clover--the buildings good dweng-h house sutR-
Gent Tor large family, good kitchen, meat-house
dairy, and ice-hoose also large convenient barn. will
good threshnig machine. A further description is
deemed unnecessary those inclined purchase will
view the premises.
TERMS made known on the dag IF sale, or upon
applicauo to the suSeriber living upon the premises
DINQUID MINIS
p s This land will be sold entire, or divided a. MAY,
best suit the purchasers M
Sept ~. SIN
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NIScESNEs, Ang. H. s.
The Indians have lately stolen So horses from Fort
Harrison, ard large number eattlc--From lsnsse
ron they lave also stolen considerable number OF or
ses. s.t ~
We are authorised to state that col. Russell has cal
led upon the executive of the territory for two com
pete companies, TO be held in readiness to take the
field at q moments warning
From -, Louis we learn that mai. Tavlor, at the
heel OF 400 men (ehicfy mli,; we prcs',mc) in FIVE
boats hal proceeded up the Mississippi for the relief of
post a, plairie ,u Chem
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CASH FOR NEGROES.
NOTICE..
ron SALE,

TTViIE House and lot known ss the Glole-I sFsrD>
h Notes ofthe Farmers Bsuk OF Va. or stock sGGss
same bank will be received in payment.
JAMES RI. LYNCH
September IS bls
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THE COMMON CAUSE.

He present campaign progresses III so Stea-
dy career of success and glory, as to sur
prise even those who have been most saneune
in their expectations. This summer has wit
messed, on the whole Northern Frontier, to
which the attention of our military depart
ment has been principally directed rapid
series of victories, achieved against veteran
troops flushed with conquest, which, whilst it
gladdens the hearts of all good men and true,
has astonished and COMPOUNDED orr enemy
His legions broken down and routed, his
most vigorous efforts defeated; the charm of
British superiority on land is broken by orr
military heroes, as it has been by our naval ON
the ocean.
But for the unfortunate success of the enc
my i'll his sudden incursisn to this CITY, the
campaign would have exhibited a chain of
brilliant exploits, unsullied and uninterrupted
by single reverse. And, that disaster not
outstanding, ofwhich, notifying as it was
infinitely too much account is taken, and
which, rightly viewed, is but pebble thrown
into the scale against momtain-no nation
ever conducted campaign more fortunately,
with the means employed in it.. With little
more than half the regular force that the en-
envy has thrown on our frontier, at less than
one third of the eXpence which he incr,s we
have foiled him in all his enterprises, ard in
every engagement, except In the affair at
Bladensbuig, where he had the advantage of
ShcouilCSTulS, WIN MS veteran and picked
troops, an irregular militia force, neither Of
flcers or privates of which, or very few of
them at least, had ever before faced an enc
my.
The smiles of Heaven cheer the path we
tread, and invite us to pursue it to the goal of
final triumph Who then will dare despond ,
After the successes we have met with. which
have within one short month entirely changed
the face of our affairs from darkness to light,
from danger to security, who is there now,
that doubts of the result Of our struggle )
There is no hope but in vigorous war and It
Cannot be, that a host of Freemen, fighting
IN defence of essential rights, shall not achieve
victory IN 50 holy cause.
OUR MILITARY HEROES.
That chivalric spirit they have recently
displayed, entities them to the highest honors
the nation can bestow. Shall it be said. whilst
the need ofnational applause is literally be-
slowed on our naval heroes. that galiantrv
like that of PIKE, BR OWN, Scorr and their
distinguished companions in arms, is passed o.
yer IN silence by the Representatives of the
popular will, only because they have shed
their blood on the land Let not such inius-
tice be laid to our charge. Let not the Re
public be ungratcful to its brave defenders
on Whatever element. Nat. I1t.
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NOl.R .uiAl.-l5IUNNS.

ydvITE Subscriber, Crcsding in the uppcr end of
r Powlgtan County,Obas fpr sale n ,er NJ four fc,
B,nr Mai-stoncs, ri the best Guafy-t.r Rob Pore.
If the City ot Richmond, authorized to contlac for
the sue u the same.
VIZ. y. TAlLoR.
Aug. G---T
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BA,NK' NOTES
MRS. OSBOKN.
tIILL re MINI

'uR ready money, on the premises on the 18Th dav
n ot October next, ensuing the date hereof bI.
,Ttuent a deed OF trust executed on the twenty-thrd
dayo June, eighteen hundred and twelve l,y Mourn
ing L4scomb TO as to secure TO George Slaughter.
he sum OF SIX hundred and twenty four ,Iolais and
twelve centsfour hundred and fouacres ofIand siti,
ate, lying and being in King William County on so
OF SIX hundred and twenty -four dollars and twelve cents
with interest agreeable to said deed and all contingent
charges
HLTTLEPAGE,
B- LIPSC0MB. rustees'
September 18th. .n1mG
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Cory of,a Ieffer. from catt. CamhbeR TO Mc
SECRETARY ofthe Nary, dated

iol' WARY IZth sept 1Si4
SlR--l beg leave to report the British uri-
ratcerschooner Fortune Of War, captured on
the 9th inst. off Sapeio Bar, by gun-vesscls No
100, and l51 in company commanded bv Tho
mas M. Pendleton mounts SIX polmders
with crew consisting of IS in number, three
weeks from Bermuda, without having made
any Captures.
She surrendered after receiving two shot
from the gun-vessels, and having one man kin
ed. Previous to the capture of the privateer
the gun-vessels had taken one of her boats &
10 men that had landed on Sapelo.
have the honor to be, with great respect,
sir, your obt servant,
II. G. CAMPBELL.
The Hon. WIN JONES,
!SecrfLaTD of/Je N;y1,,
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BY Colonel Patterson ofthe ofst rcgt.
The whole under the command of Major General
Roes y
The above Given by descrter acting rs clerk to
the adjutant's department Fed R,pus
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JUST PUBLISHED,

4 Nd For Sale ut Peter Cottom's Law and MiscelIs.
IA neoIs Book Store -
The Life OF the Marquis anil Earl Of Wellington,
eommanerin cLef OF ms B. aajestys forces in the Pc
ni'.sui;-pics. $50 cents.
The Wanderer, or Female Difficulties BY madame
D'Arhiay--S VOL :; dolls
III he Empolirm Of Arts and Sciences, BY Thomas
Cooper: for April, May, June and Juye
p Also, Complete sets of the Anaicciic Magazine and
. Port Folio, for Ialy, &c.
Iuly 20 If
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WE OFFER FOR SAIE-

w r. OFFER FOR SALE.
so Bales Napt Cotions, Cough & BraitLwait's man
uiaciciT, and principally high numbers,
TO Pieces twiIled sackng,
100 Pair 81, la, 12-t Bed Blankets
5000 Pounds best I.onion Seine 1wnc
1000 Yards c;dpetf'c Of the best gualty,
40 Duzen Warn Hose
Trunks WoIstcl anil lambs Wool Hose
Ditto Manchester Stuff,
M assortment OF the very hest plated steel saddery
Gloves, Nuns Thread, Combs, &c
Which will lie sold on reasonable terms for casl, or
aeceptancCs In town.
TO.1fPKLMS e .JfURR7Y
Sept. i7. #
'6HtE Partnership of sterling and John p Smith.
n was this day dissolved Ivy mutual conseut.--Thosc
wllohaye biness ~ transact with them will applv in
Sterling smith, vino is authorised to setlle the business
Of the oofcern
STERLING SMITH,
JOHN Z. SMITH
Jamestown Sept. ], ISL
TEVliE Subscriber viii in future do business on his
account, IN Tire house lately occupied by S *
J. T. Smith He has purchased their Stock of (;opis
and viii constantly keep general assortment pf
Goods the times will admit oil of which he will sell
oh small profits for cash.
STERLING SMITH
lamc-tnwn, Sept Ia. 81
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9 91e'Dli,, Dark ground fancy curtain
, "s,t C ,a1 p. v,ihc9es,
. ll"s. Ts'' .i,'' ruipie handanas,
nresu sleeves embd Dsiertowcls, prntedGuI-
w ~ ,"., u"y,
800 80. ee'S''' 'cN ->eit hraces with & with
lashoil, ont buckles,
Whte chaPe' needles, Plated brackets,
1upstlihe p f, 10: soup ladies' and Sll,i-
supreme c e;'innro OF mus German flutes
-, ~, ,i ,a,e! i,'nc, Mahogany eases and n.
S si,er. i'''O'i ass '''"o"ef- z9's
sial,oFany dressing cases 'tabi.s 49, - sN
with Instruments, SIt,.sfn,. b,scI arr, ,r,,=..
Mahogany desks, shkncf,.. - Sc =.
Ladies work boxes, pearl Black patent rett sssze.
oeNs white shS lace, ~
iriicuies spris and gilt. White ace IrqlG hsnd'ks,
Crictfamcs plated glass White lace dresses richly
=, do bottle do Embroidered in coicrs,
thkstahis with frames, Black sswls and dresses,
Gentlen,ens tool chests Lad!ys white silk n,is.s
test single FURNISHED gold laml'onred silk sleeve
walters, bracelets,
Dressing cases, lin ware, -.
Fruit baskets, Medicine,
Morocco snuier trays Iron liquor,
SILVER form coffee pots. CaIpettins,
Do teapotsj Bright brass pans, -
10. orlnhlng cups, Bai,dana lssndSerciefs,
Iunbrrlge ware, Red aax, waters,
1.smIS, bool bonS,.r ~ '4ssi'n'' st.- 49,.
Chief -, ~
HIN cord Jaco,o,s f1I.,1 20, 80
Woys,,d rI,be. yars. ed ! IL III
Iene de y - go ro.ir;os ,s,r;,, -..,,.,
S,o,, callicc.s Sa go, ee1'' "'eS''s.f
Black * White tarpboured e'5lsO--
ne;,s 49,. 81 =.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
UNITED SI.72,ES--DLSIRIC1'. OF C.qf,E.

UNITED !ST.77,ES-DLSTRIC1' OF C.qfE.
FEAR 80 --f-F
by pirtne Of an hrreyioc,1o7y Decree Gon.
A The Honorable Henry Potter, Judge,
effhc District Court offhc United .Sfeses
in md for sad District, xii be SAID az
Wilmington, n. c. on I1itrsday TIE ssth
Day q Cctooe7nea't, Ire entire cargo ef the
SSvcdish b'1g hreundSchaHf, cossS,stiRg-
% Bales, IS Coses, 2 Borcs AID 8
Trunks.
Co7,taifi,sp The tolez-f,te (,ODDC
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90 D0LL.4RS REWaRD

WIZ be- given by .tle Subscribers IN any person who
VIII deliver 70 them two hsgtoes-
JULIUS e DICE,
Eh ten dollars for either Of rem or Eve dollars for
securing each of them Jail soth:t.wc get them
gofdCS IS the property OF iohn liankis Of Jscnes
'ity county, where have d,lt but he is in that
county or the lower end of New-Kcnt. He is about
teet or inches high. lie went of in June last
DICh the property OF William Waddcl
OF New-Acnt county, stout and well made
Dick has been living in Richmond for n.ny
years. though we have dodht he has made for New
kent City. as he firstc,me from therebr.es
his father lives in the county ofJames CITY, He vert
way the Sth day OF August T. ~;
The above Reward viii be paid By the subscribers fs
delivered or secured in iail 40 tlmt We get them
JOHN StWM. b. LIPSCOMBE.
Angus; 60. If IT,
FiBTf DULL.4i2lS REV MD.
INSERTED irar, Camp, near Charles City Court
House, on tue 18th inst. DANIEL. MATHEIl-
BY, soldier Of the lUh Reg, Infantry, boff, in
Rowan C~nIty, North Carolina, aged twenty tSrre
years i've feet eleven inches high, dark comi,ex;o,
blue eyes, dark hair, and by profession n fr,ncrie Is
SLOW spoken, & easily confused whe, ineraocde.I--Apv
person who will deliver him nc, or secure him "a
a 50 that get him asan, shall receive the above re-
THOMAS % KELLY
lat L11Osh z. s. .iy-
ep'. "a. Sty
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Seriember 18th.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers for

sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about i've miles from Alexandris, on
the Calchester road, adjoining the farms
OF MIR. Haywood Foote and Ir- Dennis
johnson, The greater part OF which is
meadow land snd the remainder vel. a
dapted to clover and lie production of
vegetables, aooundiDg in excellent
springs. from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout Fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Rasenswor,h road, about
six miles from Alexandria apd adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dalany and the late Robert Moss, and
about mile from the first msntioned
farm.
ca. Simms.
w q
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ca. Simnls.
December as. (
The Subscriber


RESPEGTkU.sI., informs his
friends and the pubic, that he has ta-
ken the Ferry at HOLM POINT, to
the Maryland shore, Known by the
name of
Mason's Ferry,
Where he aiituse every cx@rtion to
give general sa,islaclious He wishes
10 contract at toe aforementioned
pla1e, with parsons disposed to cure
Fish, as he wall be aa!e to supply them
with Any quantity OF Shad ana HER
ring The subscriber also wishes to
Rent his GROCERY STORE at the
lowe end 0. the Ferry Landing I'M thus
place,
William Patterson.
January s. d3m.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08

4
FS1LES At VENDUE.
b. syery Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
| ,.e yendue Store, corner OF Prince
ant Water streets,
\ ger;sty eff Dry Goods. Gro
i IS esr:ss, &c;
! ..,;epl,rs of whica viii be expressed
in the bills of tho day.
All lind of goods which are on IL
ai,stion and the prices Of which are
| .s1Jisbed, can at ans time be viewed
ri purchased at ths lowest limitation
1 MI vrlCsS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
NOTICE.

~ ~ \ 4Sos
At meeting of the President and
Directors of the Potomac Steam Boat
Company, On Monday the Sd day of
Jan. 1914.
Resolued, Thatthe President be autho-
lizedto issue scripts to those subs crib.
ers who shall have paid up the ull a.
mount of the acquisitions made on
them, and shall produce receipts for the
same and that he be directed to sell
the shares of those who have no, paid
the full amount on the Sd day of the
next month, for the benefit OF the COM
psny, the sums which shall have been
paid by. them being forfeited agreeably
to the articles of association.
SIDNEY WiSHART,
Secretary pro. tenn.
Jan III. d4M.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08

JVSt recslped and .ior Seie, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 los choic, Snlt'.iieid Hams,
SIS ba rs Upland I, Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scayons Ecngai Indigo.
IN S FORE,
$50 nags Grscn and white Coffee,
80 B.rrels DO. 90.
Z hhds do. do.
+ Il Ahds. Nuscovado Sugars,
% bAls, sol, sheiiet Ain onds,
So Kegs harris ] obacco,
10 do. Cayendish DO.
SO Boxes spanish Segars,
s. puncusoas Audgua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannisters
Gnnrcw der, imperial g. Tyson
Tea,
$500 Bns',els Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
Noptm er 9.
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p. G.. Marsteller.

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Kag and Foirfor Streets.
OFFERS FOR SALE,
80 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
OF best quality,
s77 hhd,. Muscosado * Orleans Su-
CARS
e7 barrels DO.
6c,C0ibs refined Sugars,
\, 800 ID, Coffee
/ 900 10 Pepper
10 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco.
late No, l and
Is pipes Crgniac Brandy
10 puncheons w lndis Rum
hhds and 90 bots Northern do.
40 casks SMYRNA Wine
81 hhds Molasses
l50 boxes RaisiDs
90 lbs Fresh CnrraGts
200 re.ms Wrapping Paper.
And la seacraL Gssortment as asuat,
bllhe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES,.
Dscyabe Is.
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Feb.S
Upholsterer and Paper

Corner Of Prince u PIT sfreets, Aiers.
THE subscriber viii be happy to
receive orders in his line Of bu-
siness, having been regularly brought
up to it, lie fla,tefs himself that he will
give satisfaction to those who wish to
employ him HE hangs curtains and
papers rooms in Few and fashionable
style, at AZ cents per piece for PAPER
and double for borders. He will furnish
those who employ him fer other work
with Hair, Feathers and Straw, or any
other material in his line Of business
Maurice Spillawne.
Jan. l3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08

900 VT. SEINE i VINE,
Superior quality
100 bbls A >pies, IN Urine order
so boxes ID pt Candles
20 ITO M,ul3 DO.
600 WI. Coffee, i'll bags and barrels
leo reams Writing Paper
50 do. WraPpynp do.
s hh&S Musco'ado Sugars
600 lbs, Loaf and Lump 10.
50 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barreis VrnIsksy
6 casks Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
900 bushels II. Uhes Salt
l6o barrels HeFrings
20 co. oRaa,
For Safe b. ire Subscriber.
VINO HAS CONSTANTLY. roR SALES
BhSt F4A4iLY
flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
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.eL D. sLeLMs, RoYALrsTREET, ALExANDRIA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1914.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

yEIAa committed to Fairfax Coun-
w ty Jail on the 18th day of Au-
gust 1873, a nulattc man, who was
commilged as q runaway, calls himself
Holm SIMPSON, and says he is free
oorn; he is shout feet 9 ikcaes high,
his cloatiinlg, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
OF breaches, one OF duNki!g, and two
of blue, two Shirts one oil check linnen
the other 81 India cotton, cue swans-
down wsittcost, one pgir oiold shoes,
and biack fur hat, and hays he came
from Providence, r I. GiiheH lourty,
aud that he va. taken :, the British
ard carried into Norfolk. Tie owner,
il Any, IS reqnsated TO prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take hins away,
or he viii be- disposed OF as the laH di.
rectss
r. Radcliffe,
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osyASDRIA GAZETTE.
LonMME8CiAL 8 POLITICAL.

puBLIsHsD syBRr
rss,,y, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
ryvE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
PURSUANT to Decree of the Uni.
ted States Circuit Court, for the
county of Alexandra, will be sold al
Public Auction, on Tuesday 2Sd inst
on the Premises,
All the Real Estate,
OfGEo. Nc Nun, deceased, subject
by his Will TO the payment Of his
debts, viz:
A large Frame House &
Lot on the corner of Prince and Royal
streets, an excellent Shed for Grace-
ny Store /; one other Lot on the corner of
Prince and Fairfax streets, with its i'm.
pgoyements a Two Story Brick Store
and Dwelling House on Prince street,
on Prince, between Union and Water
streets a Frame House and Lot on
Water, between King and p ince streets,
next door to VIM. Dunlap's residence.
ALSO,
A molcty, say one halt OF
81 Acres Of Land in the county Of
Alexandria, on the old Georgetown
Road, nearly opposite VIM. Frasier's.
Terms OF Sale, 3, and 9 months Gre.
dit for Approved Notes with satisfac-
tory Endorscrs, and Lien on the Pro-
perry till paid.
N. B. The Land will be sold at the
Coffee. House in the Town ofAlexan-
dria.
M. Miller,
Executor ofG. Medium
February 1. 2auts.
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January Is.
FIX SALE,

FIX SALE,
\ TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
a county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria. aud ado ming the estate
ofIsn. Thompson Mason, containing
IA acres. The soil IS good, and very
susceptible of improvement by the
Glover & Plaster system. The prox-
imity of this property TO market, and
the facility to which its produce may
be carried tHunting-Creek by which
it is bounded bsing navigable almost to
the door] would render it extremely
valuable to person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to its cultivation:
Apply to James III. Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May %,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
LOST

ON Sunday afternoon. between st.
Pacfs Church and Robert Grays Book
store, an EAR RING set with topaz.
The finder will oblige the owner, by
leayingit with tho
PRINTER.
February :
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
Office of the Union Bank of
Wanted immediately.

Wanted Immediately.
I wish TO purchase stout healthy
Negro Men TO work on my farm, (com.
nonly called Walnut Farm) for which
a generous price will be given on APP
plication to methust Eustis, manager,
or at this Office.
Fayette Washington.
Jan "a.
H. No fears need be entertained
Of these slaves being removed from
Fsnfsx County, as l want them FOR my
own use on the farm, intending soon to
resi'!e there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-15

wards Of forty gears numerous family OF
children who remember her instructions with
everence and her moiherly kindness with graf
dude; and large circle OF friends and &C
qus,n,ances NOUN her loss and lament her death
A. the rapids of Red River, in M.y last. Ma.
hsniel Cogawe'l, Esq IN the service Of the
Revoiu,ionists Of New MEXICO, he was naive
Of Gilmanton, II. II. and character Uf no small
no,oric'y.
formerly Of this town.
II Ehz ,be,h,own, Gen w liam Crane. a CHI
zen we'll Known for his revolutionary sc, vices &
private worth
I, Providence, Mr. Joseph Nichols, aged 70
H. WIS under Wolf IN 1855
In Boston, Capt Joseph Clark, aged SO, ali
oflicer of the revolution. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-15
NOTICE.

'I>HR fubfcriber infoims the public that he has
1 commenced drsiing elo,h 81 HE Mill ~ Pa
RE, and 10 now ready receive the cloth Of thois
who may be pIeafed 10 favor him with thsis cuilom
A liberal credit wal be gwen and amoit ali ksad,
Of country produce received IN part for pay. he
likewde ,atosm. thois who are indebted 10 him,
10 the towns If Waterford. Albany, Lovel aud
SWEDEN. that their accounts will be left for the
preisnt with MIR. Jonah FArrar. with whom they
are ds6sed to cali aud iet.ie Thole no are ia.
deb.ed 10 him in the towns of bethel, Cilead Shei
burn and Newry, may 6nd their accouats with the
iubicriber. HENRY X. PARSONS.
Psvn, AyR is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-15

r Will be fold at -rublic Auet'ohs, !,
Cn,tbe' Stb dy Of Sept. nesf, at 10 ef.,fN'
IL. NJ. OF the premier, the ffl'uuag Nc
al Efate, Viz. >
A. BOUr Exieen acres Of good LAhd hfta'Fo
IN on the turnpike road iesdiug from B"~a"'.'
College 10 Bah Bounding on fad 'oad ACC 90
Steven or Newmeadow river, directly below &c
bridge where 10 about nine feet OF wA'sr a. ''V
water, with 4 snaIt fore, wharf, nc. toEe ID
with good TWO ffofy Houfe, directly o2pon E, ~
the nor,h jje Of faid road. witt barn and CD
out buiidip9.--Sorne escei'eof fruit tres, &c.
The pu ehafer will have the offer OF nire fi' -
10 iAid bridge aud turnpike, eonL.tng u one la
TEEN h part Of the whole ttoek.
Immediately after, a Farm OF about Sd acre -
joining the above ahd crofhng fzid road about o e
bundled rods TO thesweilwAfd of the bridge. :" q
| houfe aud barn, a good garden, fome frur Tres,
well wa,ertsi and woodsd--paymenfs m"dr t.s
able 10 purchafer if requeAec, aud poi "a IN give
immediately after hafveft.
The pvrcha{er Of iaid farm will have he ct. -
che lock thes&on on rezionahle terws eouh'I
Of one yoke Of oxen, four cows, 80 theep ssd'1
larabs, the breed sof which are mach improved AZ
pay Tor 'heir winterins On the hay w''hoa' -
| The fubfcrib.r afo offers At private fale bis c
CT 'ands in the vicinity, con6ftiog Of moving T.
,u'ng and wood laud. tome OF which wouc u
uiefu' apoendsges to the firlf named.
AY 70 ~. JAMES CURTIS. Jrs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-08-15
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ClNiAN sOCIEfY ia the Nee. ing Hou.e.
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