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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Drigina! leoetrp.
SOLITUDE

SOLITUDE
Here my unskillfal muse would fain aspire,
TO initiate the soul-enchan,ing Tyre
0fSory, or the song of Livingston,
This generous otfspring--tbat Apollo's
SOM
Who, from base pride, and vulgar passion
Could chant their lays, sweet Solitude TO
thee
But shall my muse, unskiil'd in ancient lore.
Aaempl subject. sung so of before ,
PIsaence. with solemn voice, sxe.aims for
bear,
And timerous Caution, family says beware.
prudence aysuht Thy hints
ere vain,
Cries Inclination, in bewitching strains
Go on --attune the trembling harp anew,
And let the muse, The pleasing theme pur.
sue"
Remote from all the scenes of pomp * s,aIe,
The vain parade and grandeur of the gres, !
Alike removed, from hustle, care, and strife,
lToo sure concomitsnts Of busy life j
From all The glitter, psgeantry. and mise.
VI u'ies, plsyhings, court & ball room toys,
ID fam retire-,o some sequester'd spot,
And near limsid stream. erect nv cot /;
Where. free from interruptions rude vain,
Peace Love, & Solitude. should jointly reign.
A happy mixture, of plains, hills, and wales.
by frequent, showers revis'd, and gentle
gales)
OF generous soil. on which my fieecy flock
Should grazs, and sip the nectar from The
rock.
A garden. amply stor'd, with herbs and
flowers,
Romantic scenery. and arcadian bowers
Should be my choice.-Thus blest each morn
I'd rise
When Sols refulgen, beams sdorn the skies,
And health imbihe. bv plunging in the rlll.
o. lightly bounding DER the gilded hill
While each returning eve, thro' life, should
find,
A quiet conscience, and con'ented mind.
Aysunt the wish, to initiate the drone,
To live for nothing, or myself alone
The hermit's lonely cell. must II agree,
Bles, philosophic Solitude, with thee
To soothe my griefs to rest, ny JOYS to share,
To gild my sorrows. and partske nv care.
by DAYS with double pleasure, l might
spend,
Blest with q sentimental female friend:
cheee'd by her smiles. or happy in her love.
O'e' Aowery fields. Or hro' the shady grove
Limerick, Jan. 90 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Donitorial.

$40 aid tie cause Of Yirtue e Religion
Nothing can be more evident, than
that we stand indebted TO the Great Be
ing, who preserves Us, in nnceasing
returns ofgratitude and love: we must
therefore, be guilty of strange preva
rication, when presurning TO enter upon
anew day Of our lives, without 6Ist
presenting TO him the homage of wor--
ship and supplication. II is He who has
made the day and night for our service,
who shuts our eyelids in peace, aud o.
pens them again to the light of the
morning who has often snatched us
from disasters by an unexpected inter-
ference, Which our reason mus, tell US
was altogether providentieI often has
the lightning been suspended over our
heads, and the yawning abyss be.n clio.
sed beneath our feet, by the unseen
hand OF our merciful Protector. We
have seen thousands fall at our right
rand, and thousands at our left, while
we have been lett unhurt amid the pre-
flpices and ruins. But such affecting &
awiii warnings are not necessary to re.
mind US ofour obligations towards God.
he very &c; OF breathing, the motion
Of The smallest fibre ia regulated by
h'in. Ii he withdraw his hand, We
efumble into dust, and minale
IN moment with the soil on which
"e aead.-Wfha hat then CaD we
MINK OF 50 many wretched beings
who pass their lives without &C
Aho~iedSlng and worshipping their
Neator ! Lost TO every awakening
sehsloiity, they have eyes and see not /;
cars have they, and hear not they
ooneeiveathemselyes placed at an inf.
hi'e distance from the Deity, while eve.
~ pieasure of their hearts, every ray of
Their understandings, proceed solely
rom him. Could we ever have imag.
med, that in the bosom of christendom
men should be found thus blinded by
'heir preJudices, or brutalised by their
passions they have presumed to
d0gmatize amidst the ray of tina, bles-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

sed religion, which not confetti to point
out our duties TO God, furnishes US,
moreover, with means and ability 10
perform them; and by commanding US
to set aside a delerminate portion of
our time for his service, brings even to
the most dissipated mind periodical
call to its duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
pisffilailfous Sflrt.ione.
PRISONERS.

We are assured thst during tie last Eve
monhs, the Chesapeake squadron have csp.
iured - sail Of our vessels. and 10 al that
time no provision or even enquiry has been
made on our part. for tho American citizens
thus made prisoners and but for a mere
accident, l3e prisoners, just released. nigh,
have iangulshed on board the enemy's ship
ping Tor many months TO come. NoyjoH d. pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
Legislature of passarbusetts.
HOUSE or REPngSE NrsTiV s..
MONDAY JAN.3l

MONDAY JAN3l
A resolve was passed allowing pay for
ratIons, SC for the militia stationed at
Por,iand-Also resolve on petition of
lnomis Warren Also resolve on
the petition of Abel w. Atherton and
others
An amendment to the National Con
stitution, proposed by tennessee, was
commlited 1t recommends reducing
the term OF Y. ). Senators to 4 years
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
+ Uhoie@ No 925.

was likely To make, IL tne var, and
Unfit, upon the obligation of rhe
General Government to reimburfe
them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07
C0r,ed and Independent Spirit.


In the courfc of thu debate in
Congrefs, on the Bill from the sem
ate, granting relief to the inhabitants
OF Nantucket, during the Embargo,
Mr.. WEBS TER of N. II declared
that he relieioully believed that Con-
greis had no conititutional power TO
interdia the COMMUNICATION of the
people of Nantucket with he main
land and thu, believing, he could
do no act he could give no vote,
tending to fanoion the power of
Congrefs to confer upon them as a
favour what he believed they ready
pohefsed as coaiti,utional right.
Martial Lats = IL paroxifm OF
rage and madnefs & the difappoint.
ment they have met wi h in their
attempts to carry on war againt the
opinions and feelings of the people
in great ard powerful lection Of
the Union. the adniniitration have
had the defperate hardihood to pro.
pole, by enc of their lea.ing mem
bers in Congrefs, to tear from the
citizens of this country the yigbt to
tiafby Jury. The right, on which
perhaps than on any other, depends
the lalting exiftenees of free gov
ern ment; this lght facredly iecured
TO the citizen in all criminal cafes by
the Contribution. has been vitality at.
tackled on the floor of Congrefs, and
an attempt made 10 deprive the ac-
cufed Of it under the awfu charge Of
hi b fyeafn itfelf; a charge the moit
heinous that can arfe between he
government aud the citizen, inv w.
ing life and death, and con6scation.
Yes fellow ci,izens, Mr. Wright Of
Maryland, one of the Leading MN
beIs on the eide of the adminiitraliun,
has brought forward formal reiolu-
tion TO extend the rules and articles
of war relative to lpies, to all citize
of the United States This, If a.
dopted, will expofe men reGding near
camp. to the bloc y vengeanc- of
any one who may happen to be COM
mander in chief If only two cor
rupt wre,ches can be found 20 charge
the msit Respectable Citizens who
may happen to Witt camp. or to live
near it, with being a Spy, this COM
mander may fcize him in an hour,
try him by band Of iubiervien, of.
ticers the next, and the third, hang
him TO the 6rft tree. This indeed.
has been already threatened by
Wilkinf,n. who, Without waiting for
this law to pass, declared that If he
only had him in his power. he would
put to death one of the mott ref.
pectable citizens, and one OF the beit
magifrases in our weItern Diitricr.
~. Z. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

Extract gFa Litter from a republican q
tie fyf ,efpseia5iity in the Hefeyn
Dyfvict to Biz trisrd III N. r. d.
. fsd, 10th January, 1914.
4" Yeiterday the Militia were or
dered from here. What new difafa
ter and di(grace has happened, l have
not heard the people lock on what
is pailiog on oar frontiers with a.
mazement. They yet impute all the
mifmanager,ent 10 the officers of the
army, in whom they have loft al
confidence, without coupling with
them the cabinet, but the enquiry is
fait ariiing the time has been hat
an officer appointed by the cabinet
had the confidence OF the people
Numerous families are flying
from the wet in all directions, deiti-
tute of the comforts of life. II is
feared the enemy will reach Batavia,
They have already deltroyed almoA
the whole Niagara line 10 the an
mails of history furnifh a parallel Of
fuch imbecilrty as the recent MAN.
on the frontier of this State"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

read. The wretch said he was not sngo
he attributed the desth If the child L.
The burning, saying The Il { WAS hotter than
he supposed, hui ofieFed no excuse or palli
anon for The whipping
u IS very surprising ths, Browns wife
ana one Boxer and his wife young couple
ia'eiy married)were all the time in he room
ana never made any sttemp TO rescue he
enid. Bsker las been imprisoned The
chlld expired about IS minutes sfier
'he lat whipping and burning.
Ii isimposs'bie more stupid, hsrd.hesrted
sci OF monsters ever met. |, is ma ter OF
consolation 10 the peoIi. of South.Kine
s,on, that although the murder was commit.
TED here, the family of d own are not natives
OF this place but belong elseyhere."
Obliged a, last to own that their Dsgon
BonapSrte IS defeated, and driven out Of
Germany, the democrats in this country as
cribe 1t all 10 the detection of the Stses
forming the Confederation of the Rhine.
They say that those states have been "/ssih
less" and gully of "the NOR infamous nea-
sou" Strange, indeed, that whiis. these
profound genry, with one bre ath are strong
advocates for the right of expsriation, and
Its necessary consequences-s transfer of
allegiance, and tie moral privilege of fight.
ing ones native coun.ry--,hat, af err The
German States had led the experiment, Of
Withdrawing their allegiance; ana become
SICK of it, that they should not have The p,iy.
iiege OF coming back 10 The old ground, AID
OF assuming their natural allegiance.
The Truth is, that there is no such thing
as treason, If The doctrine commended for b,
our Administration, aud their mlnions. is
well founded. Ia man has r ,ht 10 ,,ans
ter h's allegiance at sl.he has as good r,gh,
to do 1t nj one time as sno' her-ot he, wise
It IL no right al all. If eau be limited. or
str'cted, IL c.n be limited as well where
the common ls~ has fixed it, as where the
statesmen OF the south and the woods
wish 10 fix it The doctrine carried 10 The
length for which our Cabinet contend, would
Justify an my, on the enemy's lines. or ~
the time al ba,'le. in going over to the 9th
er SIDE, end taking the oath of allegiance.
With what propriety. then, can q deserier
be shot. or man who chooses 10 90 over
to he foe IN lime of war, be hung This
| doctrine isDo To he modi6. d so as TO save
the neeks OF the Duanes, the Binnses, the
Galeses, and other foreign ysgabonds .br
inisst ibis country, and vex il with thei,
clamours. and then be stopped short in IL.
progress towards Pe,teeii5ii..r. ''Whaf % sane.
for goose, ought 10 be sauce 70, gaader III i
can be m'de 10 answe' for foreign traitors
It snrei, ought.,o be equally sersiccabie &c
natives oil the same Oh ,cter - Con.. Miro,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

Forced 7yads,-r3 mounted infan-
try, in purfuit of fmugglers on the
Canada line, have been attacked BY
80 of the latter $ of the folders
were taken, and their con. mander.
Butler, was MORALLY wounded,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

The Legiilal ure of Dtla10a,e is ike
wife in felton,, at Dsver. His Elk.
cellency the new Governor, Rodney,
being inaugerated, addrefed the As.
fembly, He fpeaks of the expendi
lures which that fate had made, and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

A kentuckian writes, in comhEvlc,n
OF Gen Jsckson's expedition gains, the
Indians, =" In 10 former campaign with
the tribes of North America. have ii
Their read or heard Of so com lleie a
SLAUGHTER, as that effected by
Gen Coffee ; in the hngunge 81 Jack.
son, the business was done uu.y 10
SfY.E"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

by the report of the City Comptrol--
Ter of New-Yotk, IT appears tina, The ex-
penditures of the Corporation of that
CITY, Tor the past year, erceed AaJf a MIL
lion Of dollars, met by the regular funds,
and leaving balance in the Treasury.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

Twelve thousand stands Of arms have
been conveyed "boek agen." from
Burlington, and deposited in this Will
age, for sais keeping. So much saved
[ MonYelief haftr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

The Legislature of Nt1U 7eyfy is
in FELTON, at Trenton. His Excellen.
cy Gov. Pennington has fent them
a War Mefage, in which he fays
4" All 1peEmyovmed, confederate men
Lfcb az bimyfB!] acknowledge the
JUSTICE of the war"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-02-07

The Legislature of Mesu- Ysrk is al
70 in iefIion, at Albany. lis Excel
leocy Gov Tompkins delivered a
fpeeeh TO them at their opening The
incurlions of the ehemy, and the dis
treiles on the frontiers. give it Tom.
bre caf. He recommends til: pay
ment of the u. 5. Dired Tax imme-
diately from the treafury of tho State.
The New York Council of ap-
pointment conGfts of Federalits,
Clintonian and l MACEDONIAN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06

ORDER.--There Snail be fred in Q, cry
town and military port in the kingdom, two
hundred cannc, on the happy occasion of
signing the Treaty Of Peace.
The Minister Secretary OF State and Of tie
Department OF War.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
mo ALL:
PUBLIC BATHS.

s THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
the public that bis Bath House ION the
alley adjoining the Theatre, and oPpo..
site the City Ho,ef)-is now open and
will be kept in the most complete, orde,
till the lst of Oc,pber; where WARM
and COLD BATHS lnsy be had3t shy
time inthc day s. until 9 O'Clock. alright.
T Two seperate BATHS are kePt
EXCLUSIVELY FOR LADIES, who wall
please to come in the Alley adjoinining
MrF. Fairlax's brick house on Royal
street.
A. many OF the respectable Ladies &
Gentlemen Of Alexandra have hsreto'
fore been subscribers, aud found tho
greatest benefit to their health from
frequent bathing during the warm vea-
Their, the subscriber does not doubt but
they will recommend to every indiyi-
dual of their acquaintance the good ef-
tects & comfort of the WARM BATH:
N. B. A Room will be appropriated
for the purpose of Shaving and dressing
those who may require it.
T. Shields.
Nfov % f
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
FOR SALE,

A Very valuable tract Of LAND,
"A containing $50 Acres, lying on the
River Potomac, about two miles above
the Little Falls, in the county OF Fairfax
and state of Virginia. Also, another
Tract called Strawberry Vale, about 8
miles from the aforementioned, con.
tanning six hundred and twelve acres.
Both Tracts have sufficiency OF ex-
cellent Wood and Timber, are we'll wa
tered and healthy, peculiarly adapted to
Grass, the sell naturally good, on which
from recent experiments Plaster OF Pa
ris acts in the most powerful manner.
These Tracts can be divided into Farms
of two to three hundred acres EACH
The first tract is distant from George
town FIVE, the last nine, and both from
Alexandria thirteen miles. If the above
tracts be sold, personal property attach
ed to them to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars will be for sale, with
which the purchasers of the land may
be accommodated.
Also for sale, valuable tract OF Land,
about 10 miles from Georgetown, con.
tanning about 100 acres, near the mouth
of Difficult Run, below the Great Faisi
of Potomac, on which is Mill Seat,
surpassed by few in Virginia, from
which Flour may be water borne to ID ar
ket at the small rate of one quarter OF .
dollar per barrel.
The above tracts will be shewD, and
the terms OF sale made known on, appll'
cation 10 the subscriber at,Strawberry
Vale.
RICHARD B. LEE.
March |
N. B. Tha above described property
if not sold at private sale by the st OF
May next, will then be divided into con.
venient Lots and offered On the LIST OF
June following at public ,Sale-ODe Sd
Of the purchase money 10 be paid down,
and the residue at such periods as may
be then agreed on. The sale will take
place ON The Langley Estate.
r. 3. LEE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
May 10.

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of Kmg and Faiyar Streets
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
" hhds. Muscovads x Orleans SUE
gars
81 barrels De-
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
10000 ID. Coffee
1000 ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco..
late No. and ;
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w. India Rum
hhds and 90 bbIs Northera do.
40 casks Smyrna Vino
81 hhds Molasscs ~
$50 boxes RaisjDs
900 lbs Fresh Curr:Dts
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
and a general assortment as usual,
Oftbe best WINES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.. :
FOR SALE BY
James Kennedy e. Son

I. .
Lewis AID IS,rkc's expedition up
the Missouri to the Pacific Ocean, 3
vols. with maps OF their route.
An introduction to aotany by Jas. E.
Smith, M. D. President of the Linnean
Society.
Porter narrative of Bonaparte's CAM
paign in Russia in 1912.
The Lite OF Marshall Souvarof from
the French of NJ de Laverne
The American Historical Register for
l8l2& 1872 vols.
Lord Ersline's Speeches when at the
Bar Complete edition) in 2 vols.
Speeches OF the Right Hon. Henry
Grattan.
Magee on the Scriptural Doctrines
of Atonement ard Sacrifice, f,om the
third and LIST London edition.
Waterman's Memoirs of the Life *
Writings.of John Calvin.
Sermons on various subjects Eby Ro-
bert Hall, A. M.
. A practical Treatise on the ordinary
operations of the Holy Spirit by the
Rev. G.. S Faber.
Structures on Female Education by
Hannah More.
Practical Piety and Christian Morals
by do.
A complete Treatise on Merinos &
other Sheep.
May5l. dtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1914.
1900 W.T.. Seine Twine,

1900 W.T.. Seine Twine,
SUPERIOR quality
100 bbls. Apples, in prime order
so boxes Dipt Candles
20 do Mould do.
1000 W.T.. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrapping do.
6 hhds Muscovado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
20 barrels Whiskey
6 casks Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
1000 bushels ST. Ubes Salt
100 barrels Herrings
70 co. Shad,
For Sale by tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov % a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
@ TRAYED or Stolen on the night
u Of the 2lst inst. from Henry S.
Earls in Alexandra, . bright bay
Stud Horse,
With black name and tail, sbout S feet
high, 8 years old, has on his right
shoulder large gauld occasicned by
collar. tits Supposed he was stolen by
VIM. Turnbaw, a native Of peDnsyIva.
MIA. Twill give the above reward for
the Horse, rome half his vsIue for tho
horse and thief, if .tolen, on his appre.
hension and conviction, on application
to H. S. Earlin Alexandria, or
John r. Malone.
Near Richmonds
May 81. 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Land fo,. Sale.

LtDGi IU otttS.
s'HE subscriber Offers for sale, be-
y tween, II * 1900 Acres of LAND
~ Charles County, Maryland, situated
s'0ul miles tom PorI-robacco, and
we same distance from navigable wa
1rs This property is rendered very
'Saaole On account of the great body
" y lumber upon it, and there is a large
"'am OF water passing through the
''Do, upon which a Grist or Saw Mill
,'ua De erected With great advantage
Z" ""Fs minute description is thought
Unnecessary asitis presumed those wish
S 10 purchase will first view the Land.
n VI terms apply TO John B. Morris or
ol"'ei OF St Thomas Jenifer, Esqrs.
s,As, Pert Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
\ e OF Alexandria or the subscriber.
WALTER III. JENIFER.
'o't Tobacco, Feb "a. IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
HNHE subscriber will sell that well
known Farm RETIREMEyNT,-
II is situated on the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Road, about 4 miles from
Alexandra, containing
559 ACRES..
The Improvements are spacious and
convenient dwelling house, smoke house,
large barn and every other necessary
out house: The land produces uncom.
monty well, and to person disposed to
enter largely into the agricultural way
this farm would be great acquisition.
The proximity to Alexandra COM
bined with fertility Of soil, SC. renders it
we'll worth the attention of those dispos-
ed to purchase. Possession (if requir-
ed) viii be given Immediately Persons
disposed to purchase may know the
terms on application to Benjamin NJ.
Brooke or che subscriber residing on the
premises.
INN BROOKE.
March IS. II.
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PRINTING

NEATLY ExEcurxD AT THIS OFFICE.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

HAS received for Sale, fresh sup.
ply Of FIRST quality PHILADELPHIA
PORTER & ALE, part of which is
now in bottles, and fit for use.
yvM. DUNLAP.
N. B. He has also on hand, and Tor sale
a: his Mandatory,
400 boxes superior quality SOAP and
CANDLES, Mould and Dipt-4,
So, 8 and 10 to the pound.
IS bbls. clear N. c. ROSIN.
- w. D.
April 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
TO r f N 4
FoR ONE pr MORE YsAss,
Chc House and Grounds

The House and Grounds.
Belonging toShe Subscriber, sdjoinins
Alexandra. The House is ape OF the
best quality, the Garden, Of swo Acres,
in the highest state of improvement,
and Meadow Lot, which Yields
considerable quantity of Hays For
terms apply to 80 slssT
Augustine J. Smith.
May 81, : 1oa -. a 2.sylms
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-04
To Brgzrers and -Distillers.
FOR SALE.

n VALUABLE Coffer- Boiler,
IN suitable for a Brewery-and
very large Cohfer Still and Cap, with
Pewter Worm, never used and as good
as new all of very strong workman-
ship and thick Copper: which will be
offered at public sale to the highest
bidder, for approved Negotiable Notes.
oa the first day Of July next at Mil
BounN's Tavern in Union Street in
this Town, at i2o'clock.
Enquire of the PRINTERS
May q. go If.
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber Of Fairfax County,
state of Virginia, has obtained from the
county court Of Fairfax, Letters tesla
mentary on the estate of Peter Wa
gener, late Of the county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims
agsins: the said deccdent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on
or before the I'd day OF July next, or
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate-And those in
debted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
Sarah Y. Wagner,
Adm'rx. of P. WAGNER
April 2 d3m