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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
THE REGICIDES.

II is stated, in London paper, that out OF the
1888 Frenchmen Who voted for the death Of Louis,
there were found to be IS lawyers, IA medical men,
Il magistrates, ii military, 10 men c( letters and
6 private gentlemen. 1t is said that out OF this
number, 70 died natural death, IS were guillo-
tined, II committed suicide, were assassinated,
died la Cayenne, 2 died mad and was drowned.
Of the remaining 91O some are still alive, and 9TH
ers are unaecounted for.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
THE RELIGIOUS ALLIANCE.

Amid the numerous smiles OF Providence WHICH
eventually ssipate the dark cloud that has SO long
been breeding over the Civil and Moral world,
we are peculiarly impressed with the Pious treaty
mutually ratified by the Emperors Of Russia, Aus
tria and the King of Prussia Those great pow
ers which have been successful in terminating the
dangerous progress Of tyranny and in restoring
peace to the world are induced by the agency OF the
Almighty to harmonize in promoting the interest
of religion Tn their christian alliance, they pre-
sent three fold, imperial cord which cannot be
easily broken. 1t is a conspicuous omen Tor gooe
to Europe and the world Their example 10 digni-
tieA and imperiousy calls for religious imitation.
Let us then read and enter into the spirit OF their
union and not be the last of those who will exert
Themselves to preserve peace and promote the pros
perity of Zion. When EmPerors and Kings whose
hearts are in the hand of the Lord set the example
of Goodness all people Of every nation are encour-
aged to copy it with confidence that they snail real
ize the divine blessing.-[[ ESSEX Register.
A country Clergyman in democratic parish
lately animsdyerted with considerable severity
on the alarming prevalency of hypocricy, false
hood, q inhdeiiiy; whereupon his congregation
have since voted his dismissal for advocating
federal politics.-Phenix.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
CONGRESS.

A bill to increase the compensation to
custom-h house officers, was passed to third
reading in the H. oil on the 9th inst.
The Baltimore papers recommend pc.
,iton to Congress to prohibit the exporta-
ZION of specie They condemn the propo-
sal law of Congress as to the money IN
which the revenue is to be paid, and ths
additional tax on banks which do not pay
specie.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23

JOHN DIX,
O9s.s /os sois 1t a0,e, No. Il Lssg WIa.f
wv bb,s Baltr,creS. Flour
hhds. W Rum
80 casks Malaga Wine
500 lbs Raisips
pipe Brandy
N z z recti6ed Rum
so bbls sugar
cask aad 10 bags Coffee
1000 red oak ,hook. u Heading
1000 lbs O<kum
200 bosea Brown Soap
90 kegs Riehmond Manufactured Tobacco
April. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23

Middling aud lown priced ditto fame
priced ditto fame colors.
viauuels and Baises-Cords
peliece Cloths-Bomba4ets
Wilhores-Durants-Cr Grapes
Belt drefs'd and unaref1ed Cal;coss
Silk aod common C,ng sams
Cambricks white black and ecloured
A large afortment of Fancy Mullins
8hawis-Glk and cotton handkerchief
Long Lswn-Linsn Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies Beaver Gloves
ditto ditto fix aud worried Hoie
Black and ccloured iewing Silks
Coat aud VeR buttons
Nbbons-fapss and Bobbins
Lu,eitring Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hofe-Bu,ton Moulds.
Also general adortment of
american Factory Goods.
~ Treafurv Notes aad New York Bills received
b. The above goods
Portland March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
In The Senate, Fec. ~, 1871

In the Senate, Fe6 H. 1910.
ON he petition Aforesaid, Ordered, ih~, the
ped ioncrs Cause an ate TED copy OF thetr pete
ton, with this order thereon, 20 DC puelishsd IN
the Ess EN- Argus and Pod.nd Gazette, Printed
q, Portland. three we ks succe ,s,vely, The last
publication e. be thir.y ds,s =, least, eeto the
second Wednesday OF the hrs, ses ''on Of the
next General Court, that all persons m eresied,
my Thea appear and shew Cause CT any they
haye) why the prayer OF sad Pe'inoners should
not be granted. Sent down tor eoncur' ence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Pesitent
In the House Of Rep'eseaaiSes. feb AZ, 1910.
ke.a md cuncurtsd.
TIMOTHY DlGELOW, Speaker.
A true coFy-Attes,
ST. M'CLEARY, c.etkef RE Score.
THE fuhicriber hereby gives pubic no'ice 10 all
4 concerned, thar the ha' been du y appoia'e ed
and taken upon aerielt the uul ct Adm.n'it ajax
on the eAAte of WILLIAM ELWEL. lace Il
Portland in the couu,y Of ,umaesland, ma'toer
decealed by giving bono a he law d'reets--the
therefore requeits al perioa, who are 'adeo Ell 20
he faid deesafed eilate 20 make mm@d'a e psy
ment and thole who have .Gy demands 'herean.
to exhibit the fame TO NAbBY kLW ILL.
Portland, April 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
BLINK BOOKS


gsnce if they with.
BLANK BOOKS
Of every description manufactured and for fae, or
made to any particular pattern on ihort notice
PAPEh RAGS
Wan,ed-for which the h,RheG price will be given
IN cath or books-alo S6ssp SIi.' fuitabe for Book
Binding.
NV & H. H. are agents. and receive fub-
icr,puons for the PsnopIf, Chriitian Ooiesver,
Cht,liian Mou,tor-aio the London Monthly
Msess,ne. valuable literary Pub'ication--and
alio tor DR.. SCOTS Family Bible, now FULFILLING
10 Bottom AP,I l6
WANTED TO HIRE,
A Dwelling Houfe fuisable for lmall family
Inquire a. above.
IL HYps offers his grateful! acknowledgment
20 his friends for the patronage 10 ioeraly below
ed on him, and invites them to transfer their cuff
ION TO his Brothers, Mef1r, William x Henry
tiyde, 10 whom he has reuqulhed his itand, and
who having made large additions to the former
i,ock he PERFUMES vii be able to iupply them
with every article N the Book and Stationary line
ON the mott liberal terms.
- Thoie who have uniettled accounts with J..
l. HYDE are requslted TO call and ietle them
Clean Cotton ana Linen Rag and good tanned
Sheep Skim will be received a. fair price Ia pay
meus Of all demands, ii offered loon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
TO BE SOLD,

I OF No lo2 containing about 100 acres si;uat-
- ed in Lovel, in the county o. Oxford being
the fame Joleph Sears purchased Ct Abaet Dodge
Jun fome part of said lot is under good cuiva'
ton. Ak.o-a Email FARM continuing about 80
acres of good land with frna houie and barn
thereon, iitua,ed in Wetlhrsok only i've miles
from Portiaad-D 500 cath will purchsie either
Of the.. Farms-if application be foon made to
NATHAN KlNSAtAN
Portland Anril H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23

THE fabicribsr hereby gives public nstiee to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trua of Adminiara-
Tor Of the ellate of THOMAS SCROUT, late Of
Cape Elizabeth, 10 the coun,y Of Cumberland
Mariner deceafed, by giving bond as the Law di
,eets-he therefore requelts all perions who are
indeb ed to the f.id deeeaied efate, TO make
immediate payment aud thole who have ANY de
mands thereon, TO exhibit the fame TO
Portland, April, 10 H G. QUINCY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
X X NEW GOODS!
WEBER & CHASE.

EXcHdNCE.STREET
uAvE JUN received an ez,erfive sn,'r'ment of
II EngHlb, India y Eeneb Cords,
fuitable for the prelent and approaching feAion.-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
JOSEPH HOOLE

INFORMS his friends and the pubic that he has
RsMovsS from his late land TO the fiose dire0.
y oppohte, lately improved by Mr.. WILLIAM p,
DAVIS, and hs' formed counexion in bu6nef.
wwh bis brother under the 6rm Of
J. & E. HOOLE,
who have for fa'e general ahortment of
WeSt-in.lia Goods e Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-23
WAGES OF CONGRESS


binary calculation is that the workman will not
break his back for in single day, but will save
part OF his strength for the next. Or in other
words, that he viii not work fast, but will take
time to please us by working speH. Congress, ap.
Pears, have become tired Of labouring by the day,
and made contract with the sovereign peo.
pie, to work, in future by the job, or piece. We
connot but think ii little unfortunate for the lat
ter that Congress made both sides of the bargain.
However il the work, in future, in any measure
answers the price paid forit, we do not think the
people ought to turn up their noses at 1t. For We
have had so much apprentice work and sIOP work,
turned out Of the National shop for the last IL or
10 years, that if they give any thing decent for
our money, the people will not growl at any price
that does not exceed the Enumeration table.
From the kentucky Gazette Of August &,
1918.
"We highly approve the following re-
commentator for County Meeting, and
hope 20 see it followed in every county in
the state.
COUNTY MEETING.
The freemen of Fayette county are
earnestly requested to attend . meeting to
be held at the court house in Lexington on
Monday the 10Th inst. at IL O'Clock, to take
into consideration the state OF the nation,
and determine upon the course which
should be pursued, in the present evsntfui
state of our affairs. That they may be
prepared to give deliberate cecision upon
the questions which vii then be submitted
10 their consideration, we will briefly stats
the. object OF the meeting.
alt has been asserted upon authority
which cannot be questioned, that great ct
/ fort will be made during the ensuing ses-
sion of congress, to re-estabhsh national
bank, qvAich WE so lately destroyed as UN-
CONSTITUTIONAL. Freemen OF Fayettes
you will be- called upon to say, ahefher yen
haze changed your minds nton this sugeef,
and whether you wiH now eoantenonee
measure gvhich eigesren months ago yox
PRONOUNCED 10 be a VIOLATION
y The free eonsnfnaon Of your country.
sRcHect maturely upon these subjects,
| and come prepared to speak your sentl-
neents with jfrmness and resolution.
l. don't exactly know how our farmers
like the sight OF such advertisements, as
,hos that begin to appear in Out. columns.
snci as good beef, pork, hams, butter and
pota toes from Ireland, and wheat from Law
er?o'ol, to be soid cheaper than our own
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
Mem and elegant assortment Of
GOODS,
JUST received by
J Joseph Johnson.

AMONG waicn AR
Light and Black Imitation Shawls
P.tch aud fix Shawis-flg and oAndanaa Hkfs.
Liyhs, dark, and blue Caleoes
Dsma1 Table cIoths-Disper
India -Linens-Linen Cambria
Furniture Patch CopPerplAte; ginsham Umbrellas
Br,uih Sbir,ings--iadia Co',ons- ~hite lean
Limitation and muffin HsneherShief
Cotton Cadimere-biuc ftankins
Corded iattin Rrips and figured Cambria
Null aud corded Mun n--white Cambria
Cambria Muhin-fancy and plain MuA,n
Whi,e and figured Pocket Handkerchief
Black and co,oured fix Handkerchief
Veh,ug Balls
Back and col Cambrie-ligh, x dark Ginghau
Sewing silk-b'sck, white pikk and blue Crspe
Worried Hofe--biaCk white Aa,s, mkt aud buff
cotton Hofe-Half Hole
Ladies kid and beaver Gioves-gent'emen's Gloves
Black and white elk Gloves cotton Gloves
Black and white ELK Hofe
Black anc white FIX Lace cotton Lace-Tape
Back and coIoured I.utrings-pongee silks
Coat and Ven Buttons
Black gseen, and plaid Ribbons
Factory Cotton Cloth, white ffipe and check
Factory Yarn and Thread Morocco Shoes
Priefi Cioth-Ss'tinett-- Stoek inett-- Fiane,s
coths-C sfimeres, &c SC
~ A. the double du,ies are OF, the above goods
will be fold uneommony cheap.
Ju'yl6 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
VdLUdBLE SALES

10 be sold Ut Ps1iic .1uction on FRIDAY, the
2Ih day q Sept inst. . O'Clock A. b. at the
.fucAon Room 81 Stephen M'Lean & Tim.
othy Fletcher, an Ercaonge street, he tot-
lo1ving Real Estate, Notes, Judgments and
Ereemions, belonging to tie .Neine Bunk
viz
4 Large 8 story Dwelling House, Stable and
"A Lots OF Land on State aud Danforth- streets
orHer'y owned by Joseph H. Ingraham, Esq now
occupied by Maj. Gage.
large story brick Dwelling House, Stable
and Lot Of Land on Frse-strsct, formerly owned
by Dir, Jacob Noyes.
A large 8 story Dwelling House, Stable and Lot
Of Land Back street, at the head of King-street
formerly owned by Capt William Lowell.
A story Dwelling House, large Stable and
Lot of Lana on Court aud Back-streets, formerly
oH asd by Mr.. Samuel Bntts.
A story Building and Lot wherein il stands.
on Middle and Fres-streets, formerly owned by
Mr.. storer, now occupied as an inspection Office by
Gen. ]. X. Smith.
A large story Store on Fore and Whar streets,
formerly owned by Mr.. Josiah Cox, now occupied
as w. I. Goods and Grocery stores by Mr. Dow,
Mr.. Quincy and others.
Store No. at the head of Portland Pier and
4 right, or 1-6 part of said Pier formerly ow ned
by Moves and Lowell.
3,
ow ned in common with Mr.. EbeD. Libby, formerly
owned by Mr.. Josiah Cox, now occupied by Capt.
James Farmer.
10 Of Store and 2 rights IN Portland Pier in
common with Maj. Day, formerly owned by Mr..
Johu Woodman.
Ia OF large brick Dwelling House, Stable and
Lot OF Land on Danforth and Hgh-streets, former
~ owned by Mr.. Ehen. Storer.
rs Of one right in Brackets Right, 20 called,
containing about serss.
1 Lot on Mark-t.street, adjoining Mr.. Jewstt's
stable, formerly owned by Mr.. Ingraham.
John Leig hton's (of shapleighl Mortgage on 5
Lots of Land in Newfeld, confusing about 2eT
acres, together with Judgment on the bond.
Jeremiah Ricker's Mortgage on $50 acres of
Land in shapleigh, being part Of the Lot No. Is
ia the 9Th range Of lots in the Cd division Of lots ia
said town-balance due about SS10-togethsr with
the Judgment on the bond.
Nathaniel Rieker's Mortgage on 100 acres Of
Land in shapIegh, being the half Of 200 acre lot
in range and No. 20, in the Sd division--balance
due about S2A9-togethcr with the Judgment on
the bond.
judgment or Execution against STEPHEN N'Lel-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
WifcaG.
LINCOLN BANK.

THE lockhslders of the Lincoln Bank are here
L by noti6ed to meet 1t iaid Bauk IN Monday
the feventh day OF October next al O'CLOCK
M to choose seven Directors for the ysar en!uing
and 10 tran!sct fuch other buGnei. IS may then
come before them.
By order Of the Pfe62ent and Directors
SETH IRUFANr, Gather
Bath, sept 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
WISCL4SSEI BANK.
NOTICE

NOTICE
THE Stockholders Of the WteaGet Bank, are
hereby notified to NEE, 1t he Back IN Wiicai
fef on Mosday the 7sh day Of October nest a
2 o clock M to make choice of u'pe Directors
for the year ensuing and to traniact any bulue.s
relative 10 the concerns Of faid corporation which
may thsa ONE before thsm
Per order Of the Pre6dent and Directors
H ROBY Gather
Wncafrs'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
BARBOUR K LINCOLN,
Mem Store-Engiish, Mdia,& Do
nestle Goods at Boston Prices
ELIAS KELSEY,

n yrECrFLLLY informs the public that he vas
r. taken the store recently occupied by Henry
rn...v. No. l. Middle street, where he has received
nd o6er. for sale IS cases and packages
n0MESTIC and ENGLISH GOODS,
al very low prices at Wholesale or retail, all of ths
newest patterns and iatsst importations among
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
CUMBERLAND BANK.

THE Stakeholder of Cumhet land Back are here.
by notified that che annual meeting of faid
Stockholders will be holden on MONDAY the 7,h
day Of October next al two q clock afternoon At
the chamber over faid Bank, for the purpofe Of
choO6ng niue Directors Tor the year e.tuing--
A 70 10 eouhder the espediency of dividing aud
paying on, One hundred ,houfAnd dol ars Of the
capital Stock Of iaid Corporation aod traoiociine
any other buiiness relative to laid Banx tina, may
tLen come before hem
By order Of TIE P,~iasss DAD Di,esso,s,
LEVI CUTTER, CeR~.
Scot. l6 1876;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24
ANApp1TisSAL syPrLY OF

Crockery, Glass, China & Hard Ware
HAS been received a. M. 8, Merchants Row,
M :si. street, which will be sold by The SUB.
SC iber al areasonable price, for casb or sPpros
ed credit,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

progress Temperance lutepeuueLquos effects usual
IS
Heal and Wealth
Sn ana ""e Serenity Mind Reputation M Happiness.
40 Cider andPrr y 81. =
Strength and taken
20- { and
Beer, J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

NOTICE.
re copsrnefihip here'ofore exiting under the
8. firm Of
L. +, JACKSON * Co.
: ny muual confer, This day diff lived. AN per.
.a' having demands againA laid e. m are reqaefted
"ssnio's the fame, aud al psrlons indebl ed to
'S'e nrm are requeNed 10 make immediate payment
W. !. JACKSON and CHARLss Mar who are du
Tau'nor'zsd to adjua aue feule the iame.
l.. L. Jackfon.
Charles May.
LothroP Conant.
Copartnership Formed.
!. JACKSON & CHARLES MAY,
DEG leave to inform their frie nd. aud the pub
: IVA. they have taken the i,ore ia,ey occupied
i ~ !ackion 4 Co and will in ~, use traniAc,
/ 'slaeas under the G,m OF
VI, JACKSON & MAY,
where they eTsr. genera sA,rtmea, CT
1nsAfb, Net India u .4nse.icau Goaa,,
"Os'a' ss'm' LTJACKSON
49,, CHARLES Mar
10 BE LET,
* SoSVENIeNr 81 OaE and HOUSE IN Jones
w., NOW. Ssso.ags'h-ses. App'y to BsNJ.MIs
H. 10 husna 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

o.
10 Punch.
20 Teddy and Egg Rum,
So Grog-Brandy ard Water,
40 Flip and Shrub,
70 Biasrs infused in Spirits and
Cordcdis,
ca DRAINS Of GIN, Brandy. and
Hum, in the morning,
IN The same mo, ming and eren'ng
y The same during day aud n'ght
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

Ribbons
sinchaws plaiu and plaid
Italian and Grapes, &e.
DOMESTIC GOODS
Broadcloths
Sattinetts
Prest Cloths
Flannels
qEnA IL. Wa V,rn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

Errael # letter from Mtdshfman on
hoard the u. S sMA iEusAaaglo'i, dated
.A4htes. l7fk Juiy, 1876
Nv /. arm ed At Gibraltar titer.a as
sage Of ~ enly TWO days Qua slap sails
VIII, is in exceil,n, order, and was nlu>h
admlr.t by III. English, Dact, ana spau-
ish navy ohicers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

We may shortly expect to hear of,he at.
tack OF the English and Dutch on Algiers.
The distance from Gibraltar is only sbout
$50 miles aid the Commander Of the ex.
pediiion must wish to decide It's fate before
the au,umnal equinox In all The a,tscks
on .4igiers for two centuries the elements
have remarkably CONQUERED 10 delca, them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

A s-a-eagl. WAS ia,eiy slot at Doyles
town, Pennsj lyania, measuring six feel be
tween The e~l eme pon's OF his wings. IL,
was brousil down from the top OF the siee
pl. oil tie Hall OF Justioe, by shot ilom ;
towing niece II Mas josct play thus Il
tleprl,c JUSTICE oil her EAGLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

An election IT M noers oil Assembly Is
TO take place IN Ma. y.ana The 7th OutoUe'.
Exer,ions arc making 10 Complete the pc
iitical reclnude OF ihe STATE Among the
fed, al Candidates Ia tlEohGE WASHING
TON, the nearest surviving relative OF the
late presidslt NAsHIsGIoN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-09-24

The war in l.ldi, las ended in new az
qulsi'io'.s 70 The immenss posscssigns Of
Jhc Ergllsh in thai Qpar,e..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-02
I4e53
Il Co,uatru Horse


And about goo acres of Land. With,
8 miles OF Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly o..
cupied by himself, and is about one thir 4
OF mile from his presen, dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably fealtl, v.
The house has 4 rooms, and kitct en-
and pantry, on the lowe, floor, and four
chambers with fire places in the I'd sto-
ry. 1t was we'll built under the supi.rin.
tendance OF Mr.. lowering, arespectable
English architect, and would make a com-
Portable summer retreat for gentee! ia.
niiy. or might be made a valuable Ia
ve:n by opening road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood; tbes
residue is capable of being made hand.
some grounds. There is a good we'll and
pump in the yard and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms of payment will be one fifth
in four months the residue in four equa
annual payments with interest one hal t
secured by notes we'll endorsed, and tls
whole py deed of trust on the land.
Possession may be had Immediately.
". Cranch.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-02

Ran away from the subscriber living in
Nelson county, Virginia, on the 18th of
April last, a likely young Negro man, a
bright mulatto named CHARLES, some
times calls himself Charles Cohee-his
dress cannot be recellected, If is sup
posed he is either in King George cnun-
ty OF the district of Columbia, where he
has some free brothers. Whoever viii
arprehend the said fellow & secures him
in any jai! so that | get him again, shall
receive reward OF Thirty Dollars.
George Jacobs,
Nelson Courthouse, Virginia.
July 2 dim
Or The editors of the Nationa! Intel
ligencer are requested to insert the above
one month, aud send their account to
this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-02
FRIDAY, Aucvsr 9, 1916.
Public Sale.

DY virtue of an order tom the Ho-
norable the Judge of Charles
County Court, will be exposed to Public
Sale. for Cash on Thursday the fifteenth
day of August next. at the residence OF
Gerard RO- ertson. in said county, the
life estate of said Robertson in about
two hundred acres Of land, being part OF
tract OF parcel Of land called Harwood'
lying on the West side Of Port Tobacco
Creek. about two miles from Pert Tobac-
CO. Also, sundry articles OF Il usehold
and Kitchen Furniture, not necessary
here to be enumerated. Upon the ratiii-
cation of the sale, by the Judges OF
Charles County Court, and not before, a
deed will be executed t. the purchaser,
conveying to him the estate aforesaid.
ii. BRAWNER,
Trustee for the creditors OF
6. Robertson.
Port Tobacco, July Co.'s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-02

The subscriber wishes to sell for Cash.
OF likely young Negroes. several tracts
or parcels of Land, containing in the
whole 1000 acres, lying on Potomac RI
yer, in Naniemoy, Charles county, Ma
ryIaud, about 35 miles from Alexandria
aud few miles above the bend of the
river commonly called Maryland Point.
These lands are very valuable, being
contiguous to the river and haying there
on al excellent Herring Fishery called
Thorn's Gut. aa6 where several other
landings might az little expense be
,cieared--thefe also abounds good wood
and rail tiu!5er-- there * likewise on this
land never falling stream where a nil
might advanjageouSiy be erected at lit
tie expense. There are on the property
several dwelling ard other houses. Ii
viii either be sold altagether or divided
SO as to suit purchasers. 1t is thoaght
unnecessary to give further description
OF the property, as it 10 presumed any
person Wishing to purchase would first
sew the premises. Any person wishing
tn purchase the above property viii
please to call Gu Captain William ID.
Harrison, or Captain William Dent, re-
siding near the premises, wac will sheW
sac SAINT. or to the sQbsc,iber near the
;own OF Port Tobacco, MARYLAND.
If the above property should roe Sc
sold ut nrIyate sale. IT viii no offerad al
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-02
Mr. John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that On the eth
day ct tic Circuit Court Of the District
Of Columbia, to be held for the county
Ct Alexandria, in November 1916. or a.
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard ;
shall move that court to award iGdg-
ment against YOU in favor Of the common
council of Alexandria, fer the srm OF
sixty four dollars anti one cent, being
the amoaat due Cor paving and taxes o.
your property corner of Dake and Pit
streets, IN the tow n of Alexandria, ter
the years 1870, II, IL. IS, Il and 10
according to the act Of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
J. D. SiMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
Of Alexandria.
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