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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
farmers Spinner.

N order 20 encourage Domeilic Manufactures and
fave the profits 20 the indultriou. Farmer the
iubfcrher offers The valuable ROWING and SPIN
MING Machines on the mott advzni agecus terms
Bs.sg undcr the nectffi OF requiring high price
TO- fsgh ,gbs' but At liberty to eel Tss0~ aud c,sn
~ r,ghs- ~ he pIeafed according to the tenor OF
his deed, he Ecw offers one Machine complete and
ready to fpin upon, with the right Of the town iii
not exceeding 5000 inhab,tznts) for FIFTY
DOLLARS ard to have the full privilege TO Guild
fell aud ies up many Machines in the town as he
pleaies, and no eiiewhere
The terms Of ayment will be 6x mon h. with
good fecurity if one half paid down the o,hef in
Twelve maashsl For cafh three dollars difcounl
The Machines are fitted With lome Improvement
10 fpin good yarn dircst from the roll if properly
carced in lmal rolls and we'll oiled; bu. If the
manufacturer fhould with 10 reduce the yarn vesy
6oe for warp, il will be neceiAry to rope it frH
which 10 done with cafe 90 the fame Machine -
Merino wool has bsea ipun Gx.een skeins, to 3
pound on them
Doubteis there will be many objections againii
the ufe Of the imall Machines itcouf age the e.,
mcr iron Manufacturing his own nock, but the,
are ar lioe,ty,o Gudy their ,n.e en- they think
proper 1hoie gentlemen that are d,fpofed TO
buy machine aud right of town or count,
will apply At the Portland Hat Factory Ware
houfe. in Portland. where they Will 6nd them
ready for fpnnng.
II any ailiRznce ihould be wanted to innruG
pertous in fpiniuing, Capt. Daniel Crofman, OF
Csstssis Agen, inthe abieuce OF the fuhfcriber
by forwarding line TO him he will attend at their
houies aud give them the proper inaruetions tina
are necefary. Ore machine is fufficient for fou
or five families; with good SPINNER they will
!pn from twenty -four to thirty skeins per day
with grea, cafe, and more accuracy than can tie
performed on 4 common wheel
JOSHUA SH NV, Ieess
f;' OLIYER BARRETT, Jun Patentee.
N B.--ssmsA Bond, Efq and Others, of Bucks
town, (Me) have purchased the RICH, for The coup
~ Of Liueonf,o whom application may be made
ia that quarter. (2m) My 10, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
OBSERVATIONS.

The mental and moral fystem, fays a
writer, needs occurring and Frightening !;
ignorance is the ohscurity ofthe mind,
Incidence the rust Of the faculties, and
vice the canker of the foul. To purge
and wear OF these, would be to heigh'en
the worth, dignity and felicity Of human
nature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
" LILLIAN GROSS,

" lillian GROSS,
A r Corhsm Corner, keeps conssanly for sale
n geness Al 1ssor.men Of
Wesf India Goods ~ Groceries,
which he offess on as good terms az can be pro-
cured in tbs place or even Portland, for Cash Or
country produce.
He wants 10 buy
quanti,v Of Flour, Waes,. AYE. & Corn. for
Which he highes price will be given.
C~haD. ian ~. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

I do not care 70 much what I am in
the opinion Of other men, as what am
in myfelf. How can rake delight in
being esteemed, if ] know tina, Ieferve
to be defpifsd But on the contrary.
when | am despised, it is great comfort
TO me, if my conscience tells me that l
am worthy of esteem.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

THE Proprietors Of the Portland Livery Stable
= are hereby notified TO meet at Coz Durnhans
Tavern, ON Mosdst the 9th day Of June next, u
half palf O'Clock, n for the choice Of thpe
Directors and TreAiurer-.sifo to sraniaet aay
buhnefs re alive to the Proprietary. A psnetui
attendance 10 requeied. 8 PATTEN.
N B. All pertons having unfetsled accounts, ne
requeited TO festle hem plevisus to the aboss
meeting. Ne, 81. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
COPARTNERSHIP.

He fubfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform the citizen,
OF Portland, that they have taken the naod "a
Exchange (ireet. lately occupied by Mr.. Stephen
M litter, where they manufacture oil kind, q
Boots aud Shoes at fhort noiise, in . fafhOnab.e
ana durable manner. under the firm Of
Berry Il Hossack,
And while they fo!,cit the patronage of thofe Who
bave been in the habit Of calling At the fsid fhoo
for work. in their line. and Of others who may be
in want Of their Manufactures. they promiie 10
exert themfelves to give 'a,isfactioo. and will b
graceful for the imallelt favors
JOSEPH BERRY,
DANIEL HOSSACK.
PD,fsss6 Mst ~, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
From The P5;Iadsipbis Repsv's't
WHERE is FRIENDSHIP!

It's where two hearts together Join
Which nought below can :eve,
'Tis where concordant fouls combine
10 viftuous endeavour.
Or rather, yis where but ore heart
To perfons toe pertaining,
Congenial fympathie. impsrt.
Prom elafhing views refreshing
IT'S where the voice Of Gliding truts
In honey'd tone is blended
tt where to unprotected YOUTH
The guardian hands extended.
'Tis where the minds with fervor g'ow'
With mu,ua JOY expanding;
lis where fwo hrezits ons pang thali Know
Each other grief commanding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
Maine Bank .

T>Hr etockholders Of Maine Bank are hereby no
= tiEed that their annual meeting will be holden
On Monday the fir,h day of June nest, At two
o'c och 10 the afternoon, a. the chamber over The
Cumberland Bank, for the purpofe of choc6ng
Orettors. Agents or Trulaees to manage the con-
eern. Of fa;d Rank for the year enluing and tranf
A<finS iueh o. her buinefs relative 70 faid Bank, ~
ny then come before them
By ofde. Of the PRECEDENT and Directors.
LEvi CUTTER, c. Sirs
DfInpd Nov 10, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
SPRINGS OF ACTIONS

Hope and fear are powerful fprings of
action, in the human machine; and when
they keep their proper ftation, fubferve
noble and important ferpofes. They are
calculated FOR human beings, and adapted
70 moral agency (; and when regulated
BY reafon, they itimulats to great acquire.
menss, or gear1 asainR evils which awaits
rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

1000 lbs Coffee--Iihds w and N Rum-4o
boae. mould and d,pt CandIes-chefs OF souchong
aud Hyion kin Tea-(scks CatGA--boses Ws,ch's
~ aud Chocoiate--3o kegs Virginia Tohac-
eo-bsdders Snuff-A large aT1r,ment of Bottom
md Che msford Giais-lo 90 Vt. Gu, Na,ls, from
the saco Mauufaaory-Hhd. eoarfe salt
The above Goods are Of the 6rlt quality h will
5e fold on resiouabie terms Il Eb u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
= SHOES.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS.

O7OE y.
BELKNAP & RUNNELLS,
No 4, Ms6sys Rsw.
LAVE juft received large aHor,ment Of Gen.
tiemen, Ladies, Miles q Childrens Morocco
Kid and Leather SHOES, Of the era quality and
lateit iaihious.
/1. ~ ss.Egs~sss,
1900 pair .qw priced Ladies Morocco
SHOES,
Which will be fold wholefale or retail. at the Bot
on prices, fas Cath or approved credit.
Lhsreis--Have on hand FRI rate
Englyb, PHILADELPHIA and Roxjary Stock.
Tor boots and Shoes.
Italian Psae Backing, DC.
p The Boot & Shoe Making BuGnefs,
carried on as nisa and cot exceeded by any in
he Dnrict Of Name.
N B. Four Journeymen Boot Makers wanted
Immediately Ays,
100 lbs. good Shoe Thread, for which gener-
Gus price will be given. If Asyo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
FOR SALE
American Manufactured Goods.

american Manufactured Goods.
Ne Z. MsCysR,v.
JOSEPH POPE, sgent for Adny q 1ssus Il
] Providence, Who keep him confiansly fupphed
from their lopg known and we'll eftlblihedfats
~ as Pawtucket, With general .fortment Of
american Gotten Goods,
coNsn1iNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
3 & threaded white 4 color'd Stocking YafA
white aud colored iewing Cottons
hirtings--Sheesings-C hecks-stripes
Cinghams-C hambrsys-Bed Ticking, &cs
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG.
pie 10 general who with to furnih themfelves with
the above article, will be fupplied At the facso1
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

~ All rerioos having any demands aas;nit 81
cher OF the fobisibers invited to cali immedi.
ately and receive their does, and ali Indebted are
requefted to make immediate paymeat, either by
Cath or Note ELEAZ X WYER,
CHARLES FARLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
Boarders Wanted.

IHE fubfcriber has taken that central and pleas
antly 6tusted Houis At the head Of Union
Wharf-iately occupied BY captain David Smith.
where he can accommodate two or three gentlemen
boardess OLIVER EVERETT.
HNvn rs (tfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
WET NURSE.

A Woman with good breaa of milk reGding
about eight miles from Portland wifhes IL
take a chdt t. nurfe if application be made toou
-lr4Sre Al this Office. May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
FOR THE CAZerTE.
Mgr gtitude Of Republics.

rs there land TO man aed me ey known,
Where glory refs not o err he fA' en- brave
Roll. The wide ocean round iae 70 lone
Il plants no honors on the warriors grave
BURROWS vas brave ,--mon CALAMITY he bore
To f,nes o. 6sh his counsrys Harry pridei
From haaghsy foe bioody laurel tore,
10Y al the deffe.zte price it coG, --and died.
Where neeps he now ITO yoncer grave repair
Scarce by decent tuit of green ocrfpread;
(FIis vanquifhed champions fone will tell you
Il holds the relic. OF ths valiant dead. where
Whole is the flame the fplendd dues ye pay
Of public grief, the wor!ds applauie TO claim;
Blu this iecured. ye throw the WORMS his clay,
And srudse humbte nab to write his name.
TIL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
John S, Dupee,

John S, Dupee,
Drsggp s.d Af'ib~a,y Fs,se,tss bead Lo.g Wbo.f
PcsfLand
HAS JUN received iapply of the
Extract OF Quercitron,
on asssNcB OF
YELLOW OAK BARK,
s1-The ine1eaiing demand for this valuablesrti-
Gle isa better tsi of its utility than voumesos re-
concentrations. Go hiers, and Hatters on tria. will
hnd it one Of the yrea,e acqui6,ions to their pro-
ieiions ever yet cifcovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
NOTIFICATION.

NO4
T'HE TruEees of Bowdoin College are hereby
= notified. that their May Meeting lsnds a.
turned to Monday. June 9Th, At r. M 10 BE-
held 10 the Library Of the College Bsunivsk
VIM jerks. Say Jsis Basrd + T,a..
Mey 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
Machine g Hand Cards.
John WINSLOW & co.

HAviNG elablifhsd Card Factory near Port
land, offer to fuppy dealers and manufaetur-
ers with Cards Of the ben quality, at the Buiton
and Le,cefter priees.
o der. left at No 7. Msays Rsv. or u the
PoO Oftice will be pundusiiy attended to.
Psssissd. ArsH Is #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

FRESH FLOUR.
NTTlLLIAM FRANCIS. offers for tale
wv $50 bb,s Baltimore fine -Four
50 bbls Philzd S. { ne do
$50 beis Ship bfead--Rye-fiorr.
May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE i kereby given, that the meeting d the
A Beard of Overleefs Of Bowdon College, nosi.
6ed 10 be holden in, he college chapel in 3sunf-
wick, =. dsy. May ~. 1874 quorum not sp.
pearing is adjourned to hiouday the s b day Of
June next, At o'clock then TO meet 1t the
fame place JoHN ABBOT, SssSassy.
E.sylvisA. Nc, IL, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

amops which are the following viz True Auder.
ffons Piils Hoopers do.- Caiomei - Csntharides-
Gator Flowers Chsmome Powdered Red Bark !;
CurH Opium camphor; 0Amboge; rra2acnlh !;
shaved IGpglaf.; London Lanseu; MsgueGa |;
Lamp 0lades aud Wieks OIL Aniie; do. Pepper
miat Powdered lpeeac Turkey Rhuhacb; Gen
tiau Vaeri1n FAentiai Oil Of Lemon Co,ss
foct Loxeoess; Je(air Drops; Harlem Oil 0s.
ALSO. Linfeed Oil, boiled and uaboiled Spir
iss Turpensine |; Copa' Warmth Japan for drying
lac ground and unground Paint Bruihes White
Walh do; SAih rools, Canes Hair Pencis Sand
Paper Cold and silver Leaf 0'afs lu,iabls for
Clock Faces Cschineai; Roman vstrol; Indigo
Alum Cooperate; Ground Lcewood do. bed
wood Madder. &c &c.
An aiIor'ment Of Biaaehasds celebrated Sses
fpsing TRUSSRS. ~ Pot and Pearl Allies co..
family for fale t6w) April -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
NOTICE.

THE fubf:rber having arranged hin buhnefs for
the purpofe Of leaving this town. rs3ueit oil
who are Indebted 70 him BY no'e or account TO call
on Mr. Thomas Beck, a. fhe PoteIsnd Hat FsdAs.
~ Ware Hoafe, and pay he iaid dsmasds a =
before the 6rla day of Juiy nett, or they VII b
left with an Attorney for collection.
JOSHUA SHAW.
FOR SALE
A body Psv 10 the Rsv Mr.. PayfOai messing.
Hohfe. Apply ~ above
Portland Ne, ~, iei4 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30
Cordage, Bolt Rope g Spunyarn.

cordase, Bolt Rope g Spunyarn.
IoHN FOX, has for fae. at his fore, No. AK
J fou,h fide Long Wharf-Cordage, Rol, Ron.
and Spunyarn, Manufactured from clean H.mnr7
Of any Gze required ALSO.
Paints, Oils, Tar and Oakum.
with general afIortmeu. If SHIP CHANpLERv
May 3s
Plymouth B. Lottery-4tb CiaG.
The moi brilliant fcheme ever offered in N r.,
laud-viz.
prize Of D, 90 900 prize. Of D 600
of 1000 100 of ,eo
Of 5000 l2o of so
of 1000 500 Of 20
and $3.50 prizes Of D.i2, and no deduction.
Tickets at D to--Qaarters a, 2 s74 -E,ght, a,
d. 81, may be had s. PATTENs
BOOKSTORE & Lottery Office.
The above Lottery will commence drawing IN
luiy-tickets will rife ihortIy TO D. 10 so,
May rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-05-30

FRESH DRUGS u MEDICINES.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,
Sxs II tie GslAss Ass.ssr, M.oSLt sTassr
A. Jul, received an exten6ve fuppy Of frelh
II DRUGS g MEDICINES,
PAINTERS COLOURS, OIL, and
cTnTEJyf PC N.Y.. y-7YJELc -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
Extract oCa lettcy from CO.. Jao. f. ~ Wcrcer.

10 hts E.rcckis1lcg tie Governor.
"West River, Oct. 81.
=" must say, that the men / commanded,
with one exception, behaved in ? manner hon
orabe to themselves, and even gratifying 10
me, acting in the situation | did-and NJ 81;
particu'ariEe the obligations j was under to
that excellent officer Captain Franklin, with
out whose aid the men could not have been
provided for or kept together. On every oc-
casion they discovered spirit and acliyity, aud
although unable To make any serious impress
ion on the enemy, who consisted Of from 3 and
400 or even 500 at different periods, yet by
firing on their pickets, and showing them
selves or every point, they ciTcumscribed his
marauding, and kept him close within his
posts.
" i felt much at stake, and when the enc
my moved up to land on the swamp shore
this morning, made every exertion TO have
him promptly met. ] accompanied Captain
. Burd to the spot where they were debarked
and drawn mp IN a line in a Cornheld, protec-
ted IN front by creek, and on their right
hank, where alone they could be approached
by fence. Captain Burd after waiting for
the infantry two hours, and seeing the enemy
were beginning to re- embark mile below
consulted me, and / gave my opinion in favor
Of a charge, which he Immediately executed
IN the handsomest styie--tse fire Of the enc
my was received, but past unheeded--the
fence thrown down, the line of the enemy 10
.ull Eight; their men throwing down their.
arms and surTendcring when by one Of those
unfortunate accidents which MARI the bce1
directed military movements, so1ne one ia 81 3.
rear cried 2 retreat" and tie dragoons %,
way. Captain Burd rallied par. Of then
renewed t0e charge, but the enemy h. Eov-
leisure 70 gin another fence, covered
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
BALTIMORE, N,
From the C. H. Book.S
LATEST IRON THE ENEMY.

La Ed FKUM THE ENEMY.
Authentic accounts received this morning
from below, state that the Patuxent was re-
connotered yesterday, no enemy's vessels
were or had been there for long time
A boat came up this morning from Tangier
Straits, the captain reports that on Thursday
evening, he saw ship ami some small vessels
enter the Potomac.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
,Er,racf 70 n. J,,i n1l i%oSE' nov l.

Man HEIiRISs Bar, Az 10 o'caocK THss DAY,
One Istot Euy.l
"T'he enemy are now under full sail stan,lng down
the bay, [Chesapea';,
Sin thevery gai!antauack made on them yesterday
morning br esptein Bini, OF the United Stats Csyai-
ry, himself aud three OF his men were slightly woun-
ded, and nine horses killed. The loss of the enemy in
killed and wounded not known. We 1ook FIVE prison.
ers" gne,.
TURsnAY, Nov. 2.-The commodorr's ship gatun-
der weigh yesterday O'clock and stood down the
bay, and followed in succession by the whole 1.-THE
squadron, which 10 O'Clock ly our estaffns
from Mr. JOHN 9. UeemS WISER iell sl Three more
prisoners were taken yeste'ay-tiSy state it was un-
dersto5d among the crews that the destination of the
squadron is Halifax. CKB
The Editors have letter from friend az Leonard
Town, under date Saturday, Nov s. which states that
there are some British sipsr the mouth Of the St
st. Mary's" Nh Laf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-10
WAsurNeTov, Nov. 7.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Z
ErfrGot Of a letter from n Sinclair Esq common
ding kie United States nGvai farce On the Ubbe1
LuAes, TO The Secretary offhe NaJy, dt,fed
u s. 5. Niagara, Roads or Ere,
SIR, 80
am under the Notifying necessity Of stating
IN ynn that The report mentioned in my last tie
vessels left IN the Upper Lake having been surprised
aud captured by the boats Of the enemy, las turned
out TO be correct. The bOatswain and four men from
Tie Scorpion made their escape, Oh Lk way 70 Kings
ton and crossed Lake Ontario IN ssis from the Bay
Of Quint to the GeuueSsee River, from thence TO this
place. The mans story IS most unayorabie one,
and such as am 10th 10 believe triie from the we'll
known character OF 1t Turner. lie says the block
adc OF the N.eutsWas1ugs river raised = short time
alter my departmental the Lieutenant Who com
manded the Navy lard who escaped in the woods
when she destroyed) had passed mp 10 Mackinac
IN boats, snd Vastly him and lass crew they we're cap
tured. The ttipess had been separated from him
iire days among The GLANDS, in which time she had
been captured. They came in sight Of her laying At
anchor, in The evening the wind being light they an
ch0red some distance from her, without bnsair sig-
mas. IN Tue morning there 0n7 -four ar FIVE men,
aud ne Obfce5' on deck The Tigreas got under way,
run down, fred into t,ein and we're on b0ard without
any report eyer bcDg made 10 Mr. Turner nor was
there an gfcer Of 0'W graoie deck whe,s she WI.
captured. The wind light, the Scorpion lad to
advantageo long i2po1rder over The other K could
have re-ctptared her With much essc. The Tigress
bad made great resistance, but was overpowered by 80
overwhelming force. Her commander, (Saiine mas.
tel Cha 2sin) and all her osicers were sounded as
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
This is to give Notice.

That the subscriber has obtained
from the Orphans Court Of A!cxan-
dria county, in the District Of Coium.
ola, Letters Trstsmentary on tho +.
state OF Mathurin Perrin, late of said
county, dcccased-All praons having
claims against the sid D~cedeDt, arc
hereby warned to exhibit the SINE
with the vouchers thereof, duly au.
thepticsted and passed by the Or
phans' Court, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day Of June next, or
they m y BY law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate: and those in.
dcb,ed thersto arc required to make
i'm mediate payment.
Giyen under my hand this 18th day
of Dec. 1914
RICHARD N. SCOTT,
Executor of MafAmis Perrin.
Dec lS-Sw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
This is to give Notice,

iitS ID w CIV A'o',
That The subscribers d A'ex"ndria
County. in the District of CoIumsis
have obtained from the Orphm.'
Coart of said coaat, Letters of Ad-
ministration on the personal estate oil
Thomas Dame, latesof the county,
foresa,d, dcccassdfAll persons ha'-
ing claims against the said decedent
are hereby w rned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, duly su
:heoticated and passed by the Orphans.
Court, to the su ,scribers, on or before
the 18th d,v or June rext, or they
nav BY law be excluded from all be-
n fit 10 said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immedi.
ate payment,
Given under our hands this 18th OF
December, 1874.
BELINDA DARNE,
!. S MON DARNE,
. ddminisrrafors Of 7hos. Ddrne-
Dec. l5-6w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
J. D. Simms.
Salt, Aofcc, Dyes, &c.
Ikr1n1ria

', >0SS, DySS, ~.
SEQ oushels 81 Uvrs oaIt, suitable
for msat,
so 40. Lncrpoo! fine do.
$500 lbs Greea hssanna and com.
mot Csfee,
zoo lbs fire :1otaet indigo,
$40 de CT ENGLISH Alum, and
2,oto DO. Green Caperas,
2p.pes TcnerifIe Wine,
So boxes Soap ant Ca dis,
Huiles Barley, nearly equsI TO Pearl,
4 hned and common Saltpelre, an as
sertment of Sugas, Iess, Specs
Spirits, Wines ard other Croceri S,
--For sala BY
James & Jacob douglas,
Cornrr q King e Sc. Asakh sreeis.
Dec q. WV
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
JUST PUBLISHED
BIZ THE sunscRIBER!

A neat edition Of Dr.. Syatts's plain
and easv CATEcHaSMS forChildren,
to which are added Preservetive
from the Sins and Follies Of Youth :
The Westminster Assembly's shorter
CATECHlSMwith Explanatory Notes
and Seriptural Rsferences.-Son Di.
vine s. Moral, with some short prayers
for the use Of Children--by the same
Author.
lIanes Kennedy q Son.
Nov IL DIFF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
John G. Ladd,

HASFoR SALE.
100 bolts Russia Duck,
81 bale. c"oic; UpIsnd Cotton.
- chests YOUNG Hysoh aud Hysen
Sk,n TEAS,
box Ca'sia--I ca,k pearl Ash,
100 bags Coffee and Pepper.
Russia SheetipYs N..oaw Glass,
Cord. &c ct var'cu. kinds Twine and
Bed Co'ds. Chalk and S2aoish B o~n.
Spe'macsli Clneles. Fro, Mars Steath
ing Piper, and one ten plate Steve.
Also,
A SCHOONER CRAFT, Of about
so tors, III CO piet. order.
Dec nbcf l.. i. p.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-31
Dec. Is.
Naso,,ic Notice.


THURSDAY last bling the ami.
J. vcrsary Of st Johns, the sam,
viii be observed on suada! next by tho
Brethren Of Alexandria Washington
Lodge No. %. attending divine scr
vice at Chri,ts Church. where Chair.
ty Secmon will be delivered ~ their
Ch.plain, the Rsv Brother Muir. To
Brethren arc requested 70 ueet at iheir
Hall, en- Sunday morning al 9 o'clo. K,
for the purpose o. Installing the eff.
GERS elected. The Rreth:en OF lex.
sn''ria Brook L ;dgc No ., and trpn-!
scient brethren il town, are respectful.
" invited to at,sad.
By order Of the Worshinful Master;
G. CAWoLD, Sse'ry.
December
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Alexandria County, .hou;. Term, 1914.
ORDERED, That the Admlristra
tors Of THOMAS DARNE, dectased, do
insert the following advertisement
three times week for six weeks in
the Alexandria newspapers.
A Copy-iest
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Notice.

a Meeting Of the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Company. will
tak4elace at Triplett's Eatei, in the
TowMaf Alexandra, on the first Mon.
day in next month, for the purpose Of
e,eetinq five Directors. 3 Clerk and a
Treasurer, forthe ensuing ye:r.
Benz. G. Ashton, elk:
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.dlerandria County, Dec. Tenn, 1917.
ORDERED, Tina: the Executes oil
MATruRIN i'ERRIN, ce-eased, do in.
sert the following advertisement three
times a week eight weeks in the A
lexaniria newspapers.
A Cepy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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For the ensuing rear a smart we'll dis.
posed NEGRO BOY from Is to Is
years old, to attend upon . single per.
son. Enquire at the Office Of The ca.
ze''c.
Octsber 6.