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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

, Cumberland, IS.
To the honorable Justices efthe Circuit Ca,,,
Of Common Pleas, for The first Eos,err
Circuit, to be hoiaen at Portland, Win,
and for the said county, on the third 7ue..
day ofNoven,ber, II. ID. 1916
SOLOMON LAKEMAN Of Gorh.m. ,r;,h:.
said county, yeoman, and Betsey his wife n h..
right, respectfully represent, that said Bersrv;.
interested in, and is seized in fee rs ten,n, n
common with Peter Crockett and John crocLs,.
both of said Gorhsm, ye omen, and Jsbez Clam
Of said Portland, cooper, and other persons r.
your petitioners unknown, of one eighth o.r,
of the following described tracts or parcel. &c
land lying and being in said Corhsm, viz III.
first tract or parcel one half part of the seven.
ty acre LOT numbered fifty eight and is The .ou,h.
essterly half part Of said lot, which is one Of n.
third division lots in said Corham, bounded ,hu.
beginning at the soushery corner Of said h,
thence running nortbwestetly as said lot rlns
six'y six rods 10 stake; thence running not,h
essterly across said lot such q course AS tn IN.
clude thirty five acres, or one half par, of SAL,
lot on the southerly aide thereof--The second
tract or parcel contains twenty three scres and
one thiid Of an sGre, being ,he westerly third
part of = seventy acre 10, numbered forty five. n
oe taken off ieng Jhwse of said lot, the s.ms
being one OF the third division lois in said Cor.
ham, Also one other tract Or parcel of land
containing seveny acres more or less, and il
he seyen;y acre lot in The third division Of loS
in said Gotham, mbered seventy on the pro.
prielors plan of said Gorhsm Aud your pe,i.
tioneis, DESTROYS that said Be .sey should bold
her said proportion, 20 wit, one eighth pas, of The
before described tracts or parcels Of land IN
seyeralty, pray Jour honors that said propo. ton
may be assigned and set off 10 her to hold in
sever.l,y, as oy the statute in such cases made
and provided, md as in duly bound wiIl ever
pray.
JOS. ADAMS, Attorney to said petitioners
ut q Circuit Court Of Common Pleas, begun
and holden at Portland, zvithin and for the
county Of Cumberland, on The first zuesday
Of March, n u. 1876
ON the foregoing petition which was entered
Il. the las, term and continued 10 this term, the
Court otder, that The petitioners give nosice Of
the same ~ Jim Crockett, Peter Crockea, and
Jsbez Ciapp, therein named, by causing cachd
Them to be served with an aiteged copy of sid
petition and this order thereon, aud by Causing
Ike copy of said petition and order to be pub
ished three weeks successfully in one a the
Portland u -wspspees, The last ,iablics,on o b
thirty days al less. before the third Toesdsyd
June next. that they and all concerned may have
opportunity 10 appear at the Chcai CouI d
Common Pleas. hen 10 be holden ., Portland
wi hin sod for he said county of Cumbessrd.
aud shew cause, Il sny they have, why tlc pry.
er OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest, SAM. FREEMAN, Clesk
April 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
Benjamin Bradburu's Estate.

TO be fold by order of Court on Friday the
twenty hath day Of April inf. at one clock
in the aternooa on the premifes 70 much of tie
real eitaie OF BENJAMIN BRADBURY, late of
Minst, in the county Of Cumberland, dsceafed,
confiting OF one hundred acres of Land, with the
building thereon, extep,ingtwha, has been &c, off
to the widow for her dover of the fame, AZ will
produce the FUN Of eleven hundred and thirty
dollars. and fufiicieut to pay incidental charges
for the purPoie ofpaying the debts of faid de
ceaied. Conditions to be made known at the time
and place Of iale. ELEANOR BRADBURY.
April S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

THE subscriber hereby gives puL.ic nD'lee|
all concerned, that she has been ou'y srIomss
and taken upon herself the trus, OF Admln,sns
trix On the estate OF ROBERT LOWTHitn'
lsse Of Portland. in the couny OF Cumhet'."os
Mariner deceased, by giving bond As the ~
duects- she therefore requests all persons W.
are indebted 10 the sid decessei's estate
make immediate psymeni ard 'hose who "s's
any demands thereon, to exhibit The same %
HANNAH LOWTEIEk.
Portlsnd, March 81, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
Real Estate at Aucti0n.

DURsUANl TO a lcence from the Circuit
l. Court Of Common Pleas, will be sold at pub
Inc auction on Thursday the nnlh day OF May next
at the house OF Thomas skilIins late of Gorhanl,
deceased, AT one O'clock in the afternoon--so much
OF the real estate orsad Thomas skiilngs deceas-
ed as viii be sufficient raise the sum OF four hun
dred and thirty five dollars TO pay the just debts oil
SAID deceased, and incidental charges.
her
MARY ID SKILLINS, Administrative
mark Gorham April
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

which served only " 10 render the darkness
visible" There are altogether about sixty
burners besides globes, from which issue
streams ofillumins,ed gas, almos: too in
tense for the eye to look at. The whole is
transmitted above mile and halffrom the
gas.light msnufas;ory, in Peter street,
Westminster, which also lights most OF the
intermediate streets and houses. Fleet
street, Ludgate hill and other adjacent scites
are lighted from the mandatory in Wa
terlsne, and exhibit blaze OF light which
excite astoDishment and pleasure, IN ali that
behold it. The cost is three pounds per an
mum, or two pence per nigh, Tor shop or
window lights, and four pounds, two pence
half penny per night for indoor and street.
lamps, which are supposed to burn longer
than The former and as one gas-burner is
equal 10 twenty or thirty common street.
lamps, and to two or three Of the best augaud
lamps, the saving is in ell cases very consid-
cradle, independently OF the vast increase
Of the intensity Of the illumination.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

I tlE fuhicriber hereby give. public notice to all
concerned tina, ilie has heeD daily appointed
and AIKEN upon herself The run Of Administrative
on the eftate of ALEXANDER BAKER, late OF
Portland in the couGty of Cumb Rand Trader
decesied by giving bond as the law directs-the
therefore requeil. all perfons who are iudebsd TO
the faid deceafed's eitate to make immediate pay
mso,; and thoie who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same to
ABIGAIL BAKER, or
Portland March 81 s. * Z SUMNER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
Valuable Real Estate.

ITO be sold by order Of Court, on the premises on
Il Saturday the twenty-seventh day of April
inst. at ten Of the clock in the forenoon that part
OF the real estate of SAMUEL DUNNING, late
of Harpswel, deceased, upon which he lived
known by the name Of the Barker Farm, situated
in said Harpswel containing by estimation sew. n
ty-hve acres. together with ,e buildings standing
thereon, or so much thereof as will be necessary to
pay the just debts of said deceased.
BENJAMIN DUNNING, Administratc or
Harpswell April e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

Il HE fubicri5er hereby gives public notice 10 al
concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken up n hinfef he truf of Administrator
on the ella,e If WILLIAM McLELLAN, lac Of
Portland in the county Of Cunlberland, Gentleman
dece fed, BY giving. boud the law direcu-hs
therefore requefis al perfons who are indebted to
the lsia decesled eRate 10 make immediate pay
meu, /: and ,hoie who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the fame to
VIM. McLELLAN jun.
Portland, March 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
10 be Sold bv Order of Court,

ON Thursday the twenty fifth Of 4.prii inst at
" two O'Clock in the afternoon at Goosh's Falls
on Royals River, in Northyarmouth, one eight
part Of the double Saw Mill and privilege there
the property of Sophronia Russell, minor, OF as
much thereof as will produce the sum OF two hun.
dred and twenty dollars.
JEREMIAH STUBS Guardian
April to said Minor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

IL Sc afs Fi - 1916
ON the Petition aforefaid, Ordered That the
Petitioners cau(e an s,,eiied Copy of their Peti
ton with th,- Ord T thereon 10 be pofted up Al
two or more public places in the town Of Fryshur 6
and alto to be pubiifhed 10 the Portland Gazette
for three weeks fuccefivsiy the Iait publication to
be thirty days at leaf tefore the iecond Wed
nesday Of he 6ra FELTON, Of the next General
Court that all perfous intereaed may then appear
and thew cAufe, If any they hsve) Why the Prayer
of iad Petition 1.ouid no, be granted Seat dares
10, e0nes,,esee JOHN PHILLIPS Ps16lesf.
4. sbs Hest Of RIP ae~fstivss FEB -, 1916.
Read aud coucurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW Spsrlv.
Il tire esps-AtteA.
S.F. McCLEARY C,s,l Of The SessA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
Real Estate tn Durham at .1ucsion.

HcH ESI0te IN DUFHaH al .7HLfI0H.
To be sold BY order Of Court, on MONDAY,
the 29th day Of Ap'i instant, at 10 O'clock, =
aoon, A. he Auction office Of MLELLAN and
FLsTcHKR, in Port,snd, q The county 4 Cum.
oeri.nd, he ARM in Durham, in said county,
purchased by Enoch Parrot is,e Of said Dui han
deceased, of Jshn Cinve,se, for the sum OF thur.
teen hundred aud thirty four dollars, and twenty
Ave cents, subject to mortgage by said P-rro
tor the sum Of Eve hundred and tbit y four dol.
iars and twenty five cents. part Of the purehsse:
money, containing abou, seventy three acres o.
Isnd. with house and barn theron, and young
orchard, with oil the privileges and sppur'easn'
oes the same being sold for the payment of'ne
debts Of sad Parrot. Conditions TO be mace
known At the time end plsce Of sale.
DANIEL Fl. ANDREWS, and
SOPHIA ANDREWS, his wife. Admir-.
Portland. april 9th, 1885,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clerk

At the Supreme judicial Court Of the Com.
monapeahb Of MaDaehl/ett', begun and
bolden at Portland, qvithin tbecoun-
r Of Cumberland, and for THE coun-
ties Of Cumberland and Oxford, on The
third Tuesday Of Od.isr, II. d. 1915
ON the Petition Aforesaid, ordered-rhAt the
Petitioner ierve the fad Thomas Brown with 40
at'eaed copy Of faidPesison of this order there
on, thirty days at lea before the Supreme Judicial
Court TO be holden At Portland. within the coso,y
of Cumberland and for the counties of Cumber-
land and Oxford, on the fourth rseftay Of May
next and that they caufe like copy OF faid pc
titiOn and order TO be pubilhed three weeks iuc
ce0ively in the Portland Cezete the lait puoiica-
ton TO De like numoer Of days At leaf before faid
Court, that the fad Thomas Brown aud al other
perions interefted the Land defcrioed laid pc
tition may then aud here thew csuie, if any they
have why the prayer of he Petitioners ahouid
not be grained
Attel, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
ONE CENT REWaRD.

ID ANYWAY FROM the subscriber, on the eeth
III inst. an indented apprentice, named Robert
Bangs, aged thirteen years. All persons are Tor
bid harboring or trusting said apprentice, IS no
costs will be paid after this date. Whoever vii
return said boy shall receive the above reward 20
no charges paid. SAMUEL ELpEh.
Gprham March OF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

At a Circuit Court Of Commol. Teas begun
and holden at Portland 1pihtin and for lie
county 9fCumderiand on the. first TUESDAY,
ofMarch A. ID. 1916.
ON the foregoing Petition, the Court order tina,
tue Petitioner cause an attested Copy thereof and
of this order thereon to be publishe in one of the
Portland newspapers three weeks snccessiveiv. the
last publication to be hrty days at least before the
third Tuesday of June next, that all persons CON
cerned, may have opportunity To appear at tn.
Circuit Cour, of Common Pleas thea 10 be holden
NJ Portland within and for the SAID county of cum
berland, and shew cause if any they have why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
Attest, SAM. FREEM AN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pubic notice TO al
4 concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himfelf the truth Of Erecu OF of the
iaft Will and reftamen, Of ENOCH SAWYER late
of North Yarmouth in tie county of Cumberland
yeoman deceased by giving bond q. the Jaw d.
rects-he therefore requeits all perfons who are
indebted to the said deceafsd's enate to make i'm
mediate payment; and those who have any de
mands thereon to exh,bi, the fame 20
REUBEN SAWYER.
Northyarmouth March 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

To bs Ssivs e.d "edsors Of Js6. Il. Mig1e.. kfe Of
Sea'6,ssgb, IN TIE Casnfy Of Csm6~iass. 1ssmsn.
dseeose1
NOTICE is hereby given .ha, Alexander Mill.
~ ken Of Frankfor, in the county Of Hancock,
Efquise adminiltrator Of the eGae Of laid deceafed
has exhibited to me the iubicriber, Judge of Pro
bate fer the county of Cumberland atoreizid his
accouos of naturalization on faid efate ard that
the tame " II be conGdered by me a,a Probate
Court to be held at the Regltsrs flee in Port
land 10 faid county Of Cumberland on Saturday
the twenty eth day of May next a, ten O'Clock
10 the forenoon, when and where they may appear
and make objections TO the fame. Il ary they have
Daie at Portland aforefaid, th,s twenty feventh
day Of March A. d. 1876
SAMUEL FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
POETRY.
EPFTAPH,
ON A POOR BUT HONEST MAN.

ON A Pour But HONEST MAN
srOP, reader, here and deign to look
On one without a name,
Meier enter'd in the ample book
OF fortune or of fame.
studious ofpeace, he hated strife,
Meek virtues tiIl'd his breast
His coat of arms, ." a spotIess life"
:" An honest heart,' his crest.
Quarter'd herewith was innocence
And thus his motto ran;
" A conscience void ofall offence
Before both God and man.n
In the great day of wrath, tho pride
Now scorns his pedigree;
Thousands shall wish they'd been allied
To this great family.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
CAUTION!

WHEREAS Mary my wife did in my aoisOes
w on or about III. 5th of December 'o'.'
leave my bed aud board and has repeatedly ~
fufed to return and live with me hereby 1.u.
ton all pefons againts harhoring or trui.ing -.
on my account Is am determined to pay no oso"
OF her contracting after this da'e.
Minot, April THOMAS bSo"N
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
ON THE WEST.
N. S.

Hon. SAMuELIs SEwALL, l.. l.. d. A. A. s.
Mass. Reip. Cur. Sup. Jurid. Primo.
Pro- ter ejus virtuteln, Scentiam, Fidelitatemque
a jurl 'consultis hujus Reipublicn, summa
cum Reverentia, hoe Marmor est postum.
Viz fuit in omni vita sincerus, probus,
beneyoius III in bonos comis, tia fortasse
adversus malos injucundus erga Denm
Relgione, Patriam Pietate, Amicos Eide.
insi suis; in Literis multo humanior Lee
gisia,or ct Reipubce natalis, ct fGde-
ratarum prudens atque disertus .Iudex
sanctus. gravis, peritus, intenius, nee ILL
kacllitas Auctoritatem, aut severitas
Amorem dininuit.
Bostonia natus MDCCLVIl. Cur. Sup.
J1rid. MDCCC ct Jurid. Prime.
MDCCCXIV creatus.
In hoe oppdo munia peragens, Ammo
novissim Honoris primo ex,ingenti
Civiup Expectations, morte subita
guam suis luctuosa, ct Reipubllcn
scsroa Jun. VIII. MDCCCXIV creptus est.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

TO me Honorable Justices Of the Circuit Court
q Common Pleas, begun and holden III
Portland sritirn and for The County Of Cum
beriand on the first Tuesday of Marco "A. IL.
1916.
n NILE Petition OF Robert ", Knight. admins
l. traitor on the estate of 1HUMA AS MANN,
late OF Portland, aforesaid, mariner, deceased and
guardian to William Mann, aud Rachel Mann,
minors and children of said deceased humbiy shews
that the goods and chatcs OF said deceased are not
Sufficient to pay the debts of said deceased, by the
being demands against the said estate besides what
he has paid for lakes and charges OF bis last sick
ness, TO the amount OF one hundred and tlfty one
dollars and three cents. That guardian to the
said Minors, there is dine To him one hundred and
forty-hve dollars and eighty-ive cents for their
support which after deducting the personal es-
tate OF said deceased, being las az amount e.
two hundred and thirty three dollars and twenty
five cents. Ii is therefore necessary that part OF
the real estate of said deceased which consists of the
one half OF a dwelling house, and lot OF Land in
said Portland appraised at six hundred dollars,
should be sold for payment OF said demands but by
partial sale the residue thereof would be greatly
injured.-he therefore, in his said capacity of ad-
ninistrator prays that your honors would grant
hin lcence To sell the Whole OF The said real estate
agreeably to law in such cases made aud provide
ed--and that he, as a guardian to said children
may be avaed of the sum due t. him as Aforesaid
aud as in duty bound will pray.
ROBERT w. KNIGHT.
A true Copy-Attest
SAM. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
ON THE SOUTH.

ON THE SOUTH,
Hon. SAMUEL SEwALL
Filius SamueIis Arm.
F. Rev. Joseph s. +. D.
F. Hon. SamueIis
F. Henrici Arm.
+. Henrici Arm.
+. Henrici. Gen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16
ON THE EAST.
ERECTED

EKECTED
by the Members of the Bar
practising in the Supreme Judicial
Court of this Commonwealth to
express their generation of the
character of the
Hon. SAMUEL SEwALL,
late Chief Justice Of the said
Court !;
Who died suddenly in this place
en- the 9th of June 1914
Et. Sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-04-16

Ffyeburg Jan. sc 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Land for Sale.


(. "A TRACT or parcel Of LAND, con,
tanning between two and three hUn-
dred acres, oa the north side OF 0cco-
quan. in Fairfax county, about $ miles
west 81 Occoqnan mill>-it is we'll va
tered with never falling springs, it's al
so well timbered, and the great quaisti-
ty Of tioo timber on it renders 1t the
more valuable to any personin the coop
eriug line. This land is of the middle
sui, and produces Germ, Whcas, or any
ether grain tolerable well--there is about
100 acres cleared aud under good fence.
Tie improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and good
apple orchard of about SO trees. Any
person inclining to purchase can view
the premises asd know the terms BY APP
plying 80 the subscriber who lives near
thepremises, or Henry S. Hattey, jun.
at 0ccoqnan mills, or Jokaa Il. Haltey.
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas GoSsont.
april 1s Ont
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber will receive, for
Charles Hill, Esq of Virginia, to whom
letters testamentary on the estate of Hem
ry F. Courts, late of Charles COUNTY, in
MARYLAND, deceased, have been granted
by the Orphans Court OF said county, "a
ny claims which may be duly authenticate
ed, and viii discharge them a, far as the
funds placed in his hands will enable
him. Persons having such claims, will
exhibit them IS speedily as possible to the
subscriber at Port Tobacco.
JOHN T. STODDERT,
Attorney fer Charles Hill, Adm'E.
august 26 Saw4wl
The Editors Of the National Intelligen-
Ger are requested to insert the above twice
a week for four weeks, and send their
accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Public Sale.

THIS DAY, the 18th instant. viii
be sold at the, yendue Store, coraet Of
Prince and Fairfax streets
Imperial & young hyson teas in chests
Cotton in bales
Queensware iii crates
Indigo, demJohns,
An elegant bureau, book case anil sst
cretary, -
9 carpets, etc.
ALSO,
Cloths, cassimeres, dimities
White and colored cambrics, colored
ginghams
Mems and womens' silk and cotton hos
siery
Leno, jaconet and book muslins
Marseilles
Bandano and Madras handkerchiefs
Canton grapes, bonbazets
Irish linens
Sewing Silks and cottons, etc. etc.
Also for Merchants Paper,
Three or 400 bushels Gadiz salt,
P. G. Marsteller.
september 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Public Sale
september Is

Will be added tothis days sales,
2 bales Bur,aps,
80 pieces of Cotton Shifting,
afso, for Merchants Bank Paper,
Cloths, Bedford Cords, Irish Sheet
ing, Levantine silks, Calieees, Cambriss
and LeaO Maslins,
"A and a Cotton shawIs,
Marse1les Vesting, sc.
r G. .Marsteller.
September 13
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Public Sale.

On Saturday the l4th September, at
4o'clock r. NJ. will be sold without re-
Serve, that valuable MILL, the property,
of The late Capt George North, situated
on HOLMES Run, in the county OF FAR
fax, and state Of Virginia. The sale TO
take pace at the Coffee House III the
town o. Alexandria, where the terms VIII
be made known.
BY Order of the Trustees.
Aag. Is 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13

Extract Of letter to the Editor of the
Argus, dated st. Andrews, \. Bruins
wick. July, 1916.
SgR-Y on will do an essential piece or
service to- yeur countrymen, and especl-
ally all those concerned in navigation, by
cautioning them not TO flatter themselves
with the expectation of seeing any light on
Breyers Island, Nova Scotia. For, on
account of the shameful acknowledgement
and serdid disposition ofthe present COM
tractor. added to the shameful inattention
of the legislature Of that province to works
of public utility, this light house can only
be considered as mere trap to decoy the
benigLted unsupported mariner, and to
lead him into destruction. And notwlttl-
standing the repeated complaints made to
the governor, of the contractors conduct,
lie, probably from having friends in the
house of assembly of that province, is still
continued in office. By publication
which appeared in the Acadian Recorder
|ot 10Th March, 1916, it was plainly de-
monstrated that it was not one night IN
ten. any light Was there to be seen; that
1.-The whole expense of tending the light
Ihopse and furnishing it with oil, cotton
letc did not exceed 89t. year; and thai
the contractor himself who keeps a pettS
shop on that Island, was allowed tor this
service by government, 1901. per annum
aud consequently pocketed, Tor notmns
lat all, gill. annually. -.
In consequence Of this neglect; shll
hound from England to st Johns, lade'
with salt, was cast away on the very rec
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-13
Patons and Butcher
Have received by the ship George Long,
from Stockholm,
1SS tons Swedes BAR Trn1

Principally consisting of Wagon Tire
tive inches wide BY half inch tQ one inch
thick. also squares and round. And have
on hand and received by recent arrivals,
an extensive assortment of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
september IL eoSw
The Editors of the National Inteliigens
Ger, Leesburg Washingtonian, Winches-
ter Gazette, are requested to insert the az
bove three times week for three weeks,
AID send their accounts t.t!!is Office.