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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14

ace ""'ueI' %. 'ne CieTh Obfce OF the iSftbe-
'rict The 24di Gay Of June 1916.
William Byrd Page surviving executor of Mary
Hyrd, who Mas executrix OF William Byrd, de.
-e"'ea' Pi,f
James Lyons Administrator de bonis non Of Job.
Robinson, decd. : John Lyons; james LYONS l,u.
cy hopkins, john Hopkins, son of Lucy Hopkins.
formerly Lucy lyons John A. Cheyaihe. and 20
'hailne CheValie, his wife, formerly Catbq.
rine + Lyons, hers OF Peter Lyons, deed. surv;.
wing trustee Of William Byrd, deceased; Hjl
Garter, Susan Carer, Mary Carter, and Elizabeth
Garter, lhtant children and heirs of Charles Car.
ter, the younger, decd. (son O. Charles Garter of
Shirley dec'di) Robert Randolph and Elizabeth
hls wife; Elizabeth w c. Berkeley, Edmund
BeEkeiy, Ann u Berkeley, Roberi C Berk eley
siid Fake Farley Berkeley, children and hers ol
Catharine SpottswoOd Berkeley, formerly Catba.
| rive Carter; Mary w 3raxton Henry lee
and Ann iiiiLee. ms vie, formerly Ann Hill
Carer; Bernard NJ Carer; Williams Garter
William FItzlugl Carter Hill Carter Tbo,nas
Garter, Ann Cart e., and Lucy Garter infant chill
dren and heirs OF Robert Garter, deceased M
tiianel BGrwell and Lucy hs wife Edward
Garter Csssius CaFier, Shirley Carter John iliii
Carter, and gary Walker Carer ,nfani chill.
dreh and heirs OF Edward Carer decd; Charles
Carter and Joseph q Cane |, aud Mary Walker
Csoeli has wife, formerly Mary Walker Carter.
children and heirs of George Carter. deceased,
which sad Charles Elizabeth. Catbarine. Mary
Ann HilsBcrasrd, Williams, William Fitzbupb
Robert, Lucy, Edward aud George, were he
Gu dren and heirs Of Charles Carter of Sh,rley.
decd who Was the surviving trustee of William
byrd, deceased aud Carer Berkeiey and Ro
)ert Randolph, executors OF Charles Garter. of
9"i''ey deceased, Dejfs.
ite subpoena al reui,eadIa,, ef tesDo,nle,,,i,t,a
iwarded IN this cause no. having been returned
secuted on the defendants John Cbeyaltie
Henry Ice, and Ann ~ his wife, and tue, not
iaymS entered their appearance and given Sc
urlty according 20 tie Act Of Assembly and the
itdles OF tlns Court, & il appearing by sstisfacto.
~ evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country us 0rder ed That tie SAID Defend
mis do APPEAR here ,hc first day oftbe next
eim snd hew cause, If any they can, against the
yval by the sad process sought 4 answer he bill
Che Plaintiffs aud that a copy OF tins order be
Tipw"h ns'rted ia some newspaper published
tle CITY Of Richmond, for .wo months sue
ss,veiy and posted at the front door Of tho Ca.
% IN The sad City.
copy -reste
Nm. ". Heniag, @. C.
JAY 2o--wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-14
August 3.
BUhR MIL STOVE .M4,vOF.9cT0-I-RiIrT

=. H 81. subscribers respectfully inform the publs
large quantity Of prime BURR BLOCKS, of sr,-
PeI9r quality to my hitherto imported 10 N nIsce
ae 70 having been engaged in Ike business upwsrds
!, ,tsen years they Halter themselves from tIeir
which their work has hitherto met with th., ,bs,
wnl Ie able to manufacture Mill Stones on as re-,
'onao'e terms as those imported from, the Morris
mo yarrant them perform wen.
hey have opened shop on 10Th Stree, ,s,r,, 80.
rpste 70 The Old City Tavern, where VcnlsTncy -.
invited TO call. s'"'emen arc
49, NATHANIEL WHITE & Co.
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July 3I.-w8w.
VIRGINIA.:

flKGlNIA
at I'ttes holden IN the Clerks Office of the Sube
'sor Court Of Chancety for he Richmond Dis.
trict, Lie 9Th day Of jane 1916
Robert Graham, surviving qualified executor OF
James Lyle, who was surviving partner of LYLE
HcCreaie Plf
John DepP, administrator with the will annex.
ca OF BenJamin Harris, decd, James Scott Wi.
nam Harris, William Bentley and Lucy his wife.
William Saunders and Sally his wife. Erber;
Harris, Wilson Harris, Eveline Harris and Mar.
Gus Aurelius Harris DGs
The Defendants William Harris William Sa,n.
ders and Sally his wife, and Ecbert Harris. mo,
having entered their appearance and gwen secr.
ri'y according TO the Act Of Assembly ana the
huies OF TINS Court, and it appearing by satisfac
to.y evidence, that they are not inhabitants OF
TINS country IL as orde ed That the said Defen.
ds1ts do appear here on the first day of the next
term and ard answer the bill of the Plaintiff
ana that copy of this order be forthwith insert.
ca IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
Hichmond, for two months successiyeIy and DOS
City. '-'0
CoPy-Teste,
n,.o, HIN. ". Rsning c. 6.
VIRGINIA.: =
at ,1tes holden in The Clerks Office of The Sute-
rtor Co"rt Of Chance'y for the Richmond Dis
fr7ct, the 24tt aiqy If Jane 1916.
Archibald FreeIand P4f
AGAINST
Tloms Diddep, and Clara w his wife; and
Ill Carter. Susan Carter, Mary Carter, and Eli
zabeih Carter, infant children and heirs of
Charles Garter, The Younger, (son of Charles Car
ef, OF Shirley DECEASED; Robert Randolph and
EilzaLeth his Wife; Elizabeth W. C Betke
lev and Edmund, Ann Is, Robert C, and Park
F Berkeley, children and heirs OF Catherine
Berkeley, formerly Ca,harlne S. Carter Mar,
w Brazteni Henry Lee and Ann II, his wife,
tornerly Ann IL Carter; Bernard VI Carter
Villains Carter; William Flizhugh Carter, and
iul. Thomas, Ann and Lucy Carter, infant chm
llen and heirs OF Robert Garter, deceased Ma
t1aniel BUrwell and Lucy lis wife and Edward
;assius, Siirley, John H. and Mary w. Carter.
infant children and heirs of Edward Carter. de-
ea-ed; Charles Carter, and Joseph G.. Cabeli-
AID Mary Wins wife, formerly Mary w. Cart,
children and heirs of George Carter, deceased
~ Det'ts.
The Defendants Henry Lee, and Ann ii, his
vie not having entered their appearance and ri
zen security according TO the Act of Assembly
ana the Rules OF this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabi.
ants OF thls country is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the first day
4 the next term and answer the bill Of the
Plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
~ The City OF Richmond, for two months success.
yeiy aud posted at the front door of the Capitol,
che sad City
A coPy-Teste,
July 27 1916 -wsw.
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
mt hu1es holden in the Clerk'sefce Of the Sube-
riOr Court Of Chancery for he Richmona Dis
tricf, The 24A dry If jane 1916.
Molly Butcher, a psuper, Pnf
AGAINST
Lewis Holloman, Def't
The Deb ndant rot having entered his appear.
ance and given security according to the ACT of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it ap-
Pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
an inhabifant Of this country: n is ordered Thai
the said Defendant do appear here on the first
lay oil the next term and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
warn inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond, for two months success
siveiy and posted al the front door of the Capi
tol, 1.-THE said city
coPy--reste,
July 2O-wsw.
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VIRGINIA:

July 20-wsw.
VIRGINIA:
1T Rules holden IN The Clerks Office ofte SUM
'for Cou'vcf Chancerv FIR tie Richmoad ms
tTict tie 9Th dug Of jane 1916.
John S. Gum Fhf
AGAINST
Joseph Watson, Elizabeth Watson, widow and
administrative, and Thomas ". Watson. and
- Watson, infant children of Branch !. Wat
son, decd, who was 4 son Of Augustus Watson
decd, and Sarah Watson, W dow, and sIar,
, Ann Watson, Frances WATSON, Dorothea Wa son
Thomas Watson, Sarah Watson, and Eizabetl
Watson, children and heirs of the sad AIl
guslus Watson, decd, by Edward Redford fbe,,
guardian specially assigned 10 defend then, :,
this sur, and MIRA Marshall, widow and relic,
ct William Marshall, decd, late Maria Pre-
relict OF John +. Price, james Price AN infan
ard devisec of the sad John Price, by m,
SAID Maria his guardian, james Underwooc
John Starke, and Richard Ellis. and william
Fen:aine executors of Nathaniel w Dandf do.
,r, 49, Defs
tered his appearance and gwen security aceor9
nig TO the Actof Assembly and the Rules of IN
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
ina he Is not an inhabitsnt of chs country: n !
ordered That the SAID Defendani do appear her
On ne hrst day OF tic next term and answer th.
biil OF he PLAINTIFF and that copy of This q.
der be forthwith inserted i6sorac newanane,
published IN the City of Richmond. for tw
months successlvely AZ posted at the front doc
The Capitol in tile SAID CITY,.
A CoPy-Teste,
July 51.-wsw.
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20 Rules holden IN the Clerks Office ofthe .Suse-
rfor Co'Tf Of Chancery for lie Rich1vo,ld Dis
fricf Me 2zfh day Of Jia.e 1916.
William Byrd Page surviving executor of Mary
Hyrd, who Mas executrlx OF William Byrd, de.
ceased, Ioit,c
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i'm. ". AsHies, c 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
MONUMENT.

In thu; course of the last summer an elegan, and
eppgopriate MONUMENT was erected in the Bury
ing groand at Eiscasserto the memory of the late
biz aba ggds II a retired pa,, Of The ground sur
foundedyiih al iron raling.--,h character of ,he
dacca>ed appears on 'he 'ctst, and his pedigree on
;he so''h ade Of the m5ameat--ho,h IN iatia.---
on the east and'aoTh sides a.e inscriptions in Eng
ilshshewing the circumstance Of has death and the
raising Of tie Monument lasting aad res
pectlul testimonial ofgraiitude affection and esteem
for their learned and amentsd friend. was erected
by the mEMsKRs oE THE etRoF MAssAcHusErTs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
THE BIBLE.....No. XIII.

Among the very numerous benevolent Societies
established in England the appendix TO the last
year," Christian Observer" "a monthly publica
ton repnblishing in Boston which meets Will, more
general acceptance. perhaps, than any work Of the
kind ever published in England or America, notic-
the Reports Of the following, which have proved
highly beneficial in the diffusion Of Bible Precepts-
viz.
I. THE BRITISH AND DFOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
II contains several Extracts from the telth Re-
port Of this Society-S me Of which and all that
was judged necessary have been published in this
paper in the preceding numbers
H. THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
This principally respects the establishment of
Missionaries in New Zealand, the natives whereof
are numerous and very 6ne race Of people, and il
they have the means will make great Improvement
in moral and religious view. But this business
has been retarded in consequence OF acts Of violence
committed on them by the master Of the ship Boyd,
which induced them To murder him and the whole
erew-but the Rev. Mr. Marsden writes from
thence that his friend Duaterra, a native OF that
place had begvn his operations in agriculture, and
that no doubt he would prepare the way for his
countrymen TO receive the blessings ofthe gospel OF
Christ. He adds, "Duaterra is very uncommon
sharacter. His moral department is bIameless his
mind wholly bent on establishing Sabbath day at
New-Zealand, aud on Introducing the know ledge
of the Supreme Being"
The want of food has been the cause sf many
of their wars the introduction of agriculture vii!
soon supply all their wants. This will greatly tend
to civilize them and industry 3 III correct their
wild and vagrant habits"
III. RAPrIsT MISSION IN INDIA.
Several extracts of letters are introduced here
containing accounts of number ofheathenswho had
forsaken their idoIatry and received christian bsp-
sisn, aud which serve &c Illustrate tie prospects
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
PINE TIMER LfND.

Eop iale a. public saer,en. or fussday 'he I
Of Fse'uary nsrs. 81 one eeex Y. Nj o ths
dwelling houie OF 81 LOnglsy, Esq "a wssgfssd
sbou, feven hsndred acres 81 tsee, iyaas an he
iouth Wen corner ~ Aihany sa the cssaf,
o,fnrd and ssjonirg wserfsrd oa crooked Nv
er 10 eAiIsdl I'D shou' g. y Eve m'ss fcm p.lFt.
land cont ts'n'ng ai.sge qnsasHy 81 good fses Tia
Der Of dsnsseas k'nds ~ssss roa4 aai ps'vsasgs
On .4id iand
said iAod viii he fJld 20 cato isit ?sFchsfeFs
The lsod may he viewed, and pi2a OF "a iese o.
any time prior 20 the fxss hereof ~ asplYsag %
/, be guhser,hsr--T Term. a psymeas -oas quar- a.
part paid down aad the re s.sdsr IN ons o. 80
years BINJ AMIN q. PaoCI0a
Waterford Ian o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
90 .oaSM s
GAZETTE 49, 49, News. vs..
PORT. OF PORTLAND.
ARRIANLS.

Jsn. 16 sr. brig Tropic, Fteeman, 81 Gays
from Martinique, cargo Of Molsss.s 10 l. kich
srdson--l7 sr. orig Hope, Woodbury. Of Dos
ton, ~ days from Mig. with cargo of WINE
.nd rsisins, 10 Hon. Villa m Gay. --schr.
Regula,or, Hobbs. from Bos' on.--l3 orig Lucy,
Kaison. 20 days from C.dz. ca SO salt, for
Postsmouh--sloop Expre.s, Sswyer, from Bos
Ton -l9, schr Cammerce, -, from New.
haryport--schr. R.sing ,Sua, S"a5ue, from
Ne ewburyport--brig Morning star, Blanchard,
from the Vineyard, via Philadelphia, with Flour
and Apples to E. Greedy and Moses Adams
brig Biucher, Leayitt. from Newyosk. with
& eight, TO Wood & Emerson. owners-schi.
Hare, Stamford, with freigh'.-20, brig Mechsn-
ick, Small. % days from HAVANA. cargo Moia'.
ses. TO ]. .Knight-sloop Mary.Lewis, from New
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
RAN.AN Al

IRON the subscriber on Sunday evening -.
l. an inden,ed arpfeat c. % ihe TssnsF's -
siness, by he n me o. R,eAns n Ia, -, cd Is
Of dark cnmpis xan and blue esss. " q d.
coios,ed Sur,ui,, sos, and q 90 ns--5 lee
inores high. he m9sg h.se h.d tstee saalA
with ii as he .rried sw y m. ny sr isles wh.en
III no, belong % him. AS ny chef object o.
ye ting bin back is to recover the goods an
punish the tunas-y. WI, offer only one cent &c
"a d, and no charges paid. ah persons a.e for
id alboFing o. trusting him on my account. o.
1 will not pay any de5ts Of h's contracting.
JOHN LOuGEE,j-.
Pa-sonsfeld, Jam %, lsl6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
SACRED EXTRACTS-2d ed.
JUST PUBLISHED and FOR SALE BY
S. PATTEN.

No. 10, Jones Row, Exchange nree,,
Sacred Extracts from the Scrip ures of the Old
and new Tefament, for the more convenient at
tainment of a knowledge of the infpired writers.
For the ufe Of ichooIs
And tha. from a child thou kaf. sknswn the
Holy Scriptures, which are able to make thee wise
unto favation, through faith which is in Chrilt
Jeius." Price D SO dozen, IS cent, fng ge.-
The above book has been highly recommended by
the following gentlemen, and has been iui reduced
into molf ofshs public aad prlvate ichools in this
Commonwealth, viz -
Rev Joihua Huntington. Rev Dr. Baldwin Bos-
son--Rev. DR.. Benedict, Conneeticut-Amos
Cook preceP,or of FrJe5urgh AcAdemy-Rev Dr.
Dwight. Prsldent YA's Coilege-Rev Dr. Morie,
Charlei.on-Rev. DIR. Mott, Preiideot Union Col
iege,
Ass--WARDLAW on the principal points of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
PORTLAND MARINE SOCIETY.

Cf;cers chosen al The 1fnnuat Meeting
Enoch preble, Esq. President.
Robert ilaey. Esq. Iies President,
Stephen Waite, Esq. Treasurer,
John Woodman, ESQ. Secretary,
COMMITTEE OF RELIEF,
Danied Fucker, Esq.
Jos. II. tngraham, Esq.
Capt. ,'oel Hall.
Capt. William Woodbury.,
Capt. LemueI Moody,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23

The subscribe, bessey gives subhc uo ~. 10
u eonce led, that she has beer duly appointed
sad taken upon herself the trust \ of Exu. ~
OF The last Win snd Tes,smeni. Of John CON.
VERSE, late of Durham, in he com, of Cum.
6erianG, Passician, deeegssd. ~ giving bopd "A
the l.~ daects--She ,heIetore requests sll per-
IONS who sre indebted 20 the said '.scprs.d =
tate TO aske imre d,s,e l.ymsn +; and b..
who have any demands thereon. to exbib; .
sane TO SALLY CONVERSE,
Durham, Jan, {.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
DIE d

DIED
In Lisbon, very suddenly, Mr. WilamTrnc, aged
s6--leaving Il children and 40 grand children To-
mourn his loss. ,.e,,.s
In Durham, 5th inst. DR.. Joan CoNvFRss, aged
l3. The following was uttered by him Iew mo
ments pre- yious TO his death .&-.a asa..e:
Thousands of journies, night and iay,
I've trave'd, weary4oa the way, = =
- To heal the sick; but now am on
a journey never to return.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
MdRRIED

In Bath, Mr.. VIM. Emerson, mer TO Miss Sarah
Little.-Mr David c. Magoun, mcr to Miss Han
nah c. Webb.
In this town, on Wednesday evening last, by
the Rev. I. Nichols, Capt. MORGAN GoaDox, 10
Miss. FRANCES ILsLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23

f' wy '''S ii'oiS " P"y
i''''e'r noie uia'i u,eir proportion OF the expeh-
'esUi Peie,'0e' ds 'iey uu ouf'h9 me iate war.
mere Is Que point Oh we" IN which his
euoleo. Suou'o oe eHa.ii'heo oy the people
near ne sea coasl ana rivers, aud theyare tie
:uflori'y ol tiie w''ole' separation would ru-
~ ..o ooa'''''o "aue =" Ao'n5 'o Dos'oh oy
"''e'' .'o''Sr' ~, must eh'e' 'ni Gear out eve
y voyage. ne eApehce 70 The Whole coast
'''S '"'e'est "ou0 amount 10 very large
su'.iI'". 'n'' "ou'u De neEt 70 nS't'ng con
Pa'ea oo 70 Tue "ou'.e a"a ae'ay oi going ten'
'o' 20 Vi s0'ie''ills oo miles u CUSTOM
'oure' ~"
rue argus 's.'s os I't'' pah'e' DAVIS Esq
.: o'loe ".p'e " f-.l''51 .' 'aVou' 0, sePara
.,o"."''5. 5.''s' o"'yeo oy some
- 9'l'on 2oe'e9 20 '5al -Fhe'hef ne
iiu 'oeai VI persona -" appear
ou' 'ha' 'ne peopie dio ao- ".lh h'm' $
e''oeht. Inc othy ohhcn eX's'ei
coin, Hancock anI W,shsnqt,, ... 81 ~.
term of the Supreme Court annu,sg. rs,t
inconvenience is now renea;el. Som
Convention alludedto have said 'ately .ns ,rv
were now opposed to separation. A.,o The
would prefer Boston to any place in Maine.
country and tbe load os d,,t;es and ,axas o,gb,
to silence ,boso sor,r,,;an o,ba,x;o. s.Irn;,-,
@ ~, '~P"i"'o'' o''e "''s
oocieues. ihere are some inslnuatons that
this is plan favored by the party commonly
called democratick, as party. tis well
known that many of this party have been,
and are opposed to it. At the last attempt,
before that which blew up last winter, there
was an opposition raised to the measure con-
sisting of all parties. The Hon. Messrs. Car!e-
ton, Tallman and Cushman, were members of
a Committee raised by this body, who pub
lished resolutions against separation. On
the whole, if the people, will only exercise
their understandings as they have heretofore
done, all the ink shed by the two or three
and the Union Society.'' will 10 no harm.
y,,,,coj,, Uoncocl 4. W,sb;noton
p. S.-We have lately been favored " itb
another Circnlar from Dr. Aver. enclos;,, ON
Arqus ex,r. ,r;n,oJ na,;,;ons e.,
:I:'.I f' -, 'o"n
anu '"o''i3ddis, dS .ne CASE may De, Tor
winch, as, no doubt, he thinks many of us
q
respectful acknowledgements.
The so,lov,;,u ,,,a,,.,h f.o,, .ho c.,. p..
4, Jaa,o'' pa. ,,oi ."' ',a'em ntgtster
- o. dcoouht 9i ihe
.aat II 40 'ne mean ana con-
a '''e ''''0N '.7'' s9''''''e' :" TUE last ar
!.
III 'he present "esA ss'e Legislature oi
Massachusetts was assembled at 0oston. The
condltioe Of our county would dispose all par.
ties not to :Dter.upt situation from which ey-
erv thing was to he bane3 Tho uassa,,o.
~, ~. - !, -. -, -
''o'' 'ie so,eiiloi ""S :" eoiiSeh@ "iih 'hese
enlo'ioia IN the cloSe OF the Message the
i1oyernoT iniernS rs thai he shs.t 10 longer
be candidate for the office Cur best wish
es follow his Excei,0cV into bis raf,,enosni
lie hopes and happiness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23

Shocking Dsalh--Died in Worcester. 18th inst
Miss Elizabeth Knight, aged II. She came to her
death by accident. A person having occasion to
20 into her house little past noon, discovered that
she had fallen into the fire, and was almost entirely
consumed. Shocking to relate, her whole body was
destroyed except her head which was in
ner Of the fire place, much dsfgured by being
burnt that her face Could not be identified, and her
legs below her knees were in the other corner with
her stockins remaining upon them. A corcners
inquest was Immediately called, whose verdict was,
that she came to her death by misfort,ne." 1t is
generally supposed that she must have fallen into
the fire in a 6t
A Craze Dtgger's BW.-A grave digger,
who had buried Mr.. Button, sent the follow
ing curious bill to his widow
" To making BUTToN-HoLE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23

NE'W GOODS.
WILLIAM + VANS,
LAs jue received AZ his ffore in Middle ftree,. a
large sGm,meat of
Hard Hare and Piece Goods.
Super fine and low priced Broadeloths
Calco Silks, ard queens Ciorh.-and moi
every article ia the piece goods aud hard ware line
TOO uumerou. for Al advertisement.
Iron Hollow Ware Cotton Yarn--Paints and
Oi--sperin Oi--Se0 D'iasrsd Steel
All the above Goods have been . rchafed with
cafh aud w,li be fold as low At any 0ore in Pos,
iand.
N CAN given for Hcgs Sfiftlss
Portland, Jan 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
kaaes at auctiolls

TO be sold, at Public AUCTION, on Tuesday
the goth day of February next, at 70 o
clock al me O6fee. Of S. M'Lelta', and 4.
Eefcher IN Persiand,
A SMALL lot of land situated in Bridston
with dwelling hovse thereon
ALSO--one other small lot OF L nd in s4id
town, wrh Foling mil thereon the sta'c
lots were formerly owned and occupied b, Jos-
ep Kellog-lnd will be sold with all The ,,l:s-
iieges and sppur,enances thereto be'onging-i5r
further particulars enquire Of S. Mcclellan, or 7.
Fletcher. ~
Fortls nd. Jan. 20 h. 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23

york--boat Washing on, ,Ofcu,t. from Casline: -
81, brig Rocius, v.rriii, ~ Gays from Martin.
ique, for old York, cargo Molssses and Sugar TO
N. Morrell brig Janus. Pst,isss, from S.co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-01-23
No. ofthe sa pol. ofahe
CHRISTIAN MONITOR

is Just published and ready for delivery to subscri-
bers.
IP Subscribers in town are desired to call for
their Nos at Mr.. HYDE's Bookstore, u and pay
him the last years subscription.
SIS Agents in the country nay forward the bal.
,ucc in their hands, to this Office.
Jan, 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-15
Doctor Darrah,
DENTIST,

Resneetfully informs the Ladies ans
csntIamen Of Alexandria, that he has
taken a room in Mr.. saeather s, house
. K;ns.street, where he will be happy
- wait on them in the line OF bis pre-.
tess;on. He inserts the best OF Ehame'
Teeth from one to whole sett, on f rs
NEST improved plan, without pain IN the J,
oneratiom-he cleans and mends leetf
with Silver or Gold, to be as sound an M
as useful as ever they were--he ,eAfrae's
Teeth, Roots and Stumps without inju1
~ to the gums. g.
He has the best of Tooth Powder ief
Keeping the teeth and gums agreeable:
Nav q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-15
Land for Sale.
May

A TRACT or parcel of LAND, con.
"a tanning between two and three hum
dred acres, on the north side of Occo-
uuan, in Fairfax county. abeut miles
wesl Of 0ccoquan mills--it is we'll wa.
tered with never failing springs, it is al
so well timbered, and the great quanti-
ty of froo timber on it renders it The
mere valuable TO any person in the coop
ering lire. This land is of the middle
SELL, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other Grain toIerable well--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and good
apple orchard of about 60 trees. Any
person inclining TO purchase Can view
the premises and know he terms by APP
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. HALEY, jun.
at Occoquan mills, or JoIta Ill. Haley.
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GossOIa.
april IS 6mt