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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
MISCELLANY.

Among the variety fevis to which the I'M
fortunate federalis,s are from time 20 time
subjected, one OF the most difficult OF com
prehen.ion is the practice among the dem
ocra,s, OF af1ixing names to them, intended.
!, is presumed, 10 be descriptive OF their
character. We DO not by any means, pre-
tend TO deny the prophecy Of many of those
names, OF 10 object 10 their spplica,ion-al
the difficulty we have in the Case is, We Can
not understand them. Some years ago a
foreign patriot, who passes among h''
friends for man OF great Wit, Dubbed the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

they once condemned and dispised. The frinest
s,uiion aud the most prudent crenmsPection Is
,,rcessary--a prudence not TO be dTe'ted by ar
featy--a resolution not TO be shaken BY the prac-
,ices per.uasions and customs # others.
The inevitable result Of vice calls loudly upop
Al, 10 exert their utmost powers in restraining and
Expressing it. Whatever may be our condition IN
if-, each may in some measure, ne 'hs'runeh'a' IN
,,T,etne thi, object. but TO those who ore en-
tfus,ed with rearing and educating the rising gen
Grafton, il is in the highest degree interesting and
Important BY moulding the youthful mind into
habits of virtue, they initiate them INTO practices
which will form their character through lie, and
operate upon them a. a persuasive sne a preserva-
live against vice. For habits formed in early life,
are, of all Others most lasting in their duration.
and The most difficult TO eradicate. The remark OF
the great moral post. -,
Just a. the tw ig is bent, the trees iuclin'd,
Is perfectly correct as the foundations either OF
vir,uous or vicious life are generally laid in the
season Of youth. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

various Washington benevolent societies.
+" Peter Wostingtonians." That there was
some wit, or satire in the tile,we arc bound
to take for grsnted, becsase II earns from :
witty source. At the same time, we should
have been much better satisfied with 1t, II
we could have discovered is meaning or
saw airy good reason why they were cal. q
Peter, in preference 10 HsEeAish, or a
bednego Washingtonians.
To this succeeded new tile, ii possible
more perplexing, ard although the author
Of this was not quite as mucha foreigner as
tina, of The former. he was sui, In his own
opinion, at least as much OF . wit, and
therefore we have not doubt II was pun
gent the The editor oil the Nstionai Ad'
socate, for period OF SONS weeks and We
do not know but OF some months, persisted
with great obsunacy, In calling tie whole
federal party" .adjeeaue fedsrsl,sss.'
Why this wss dropped SO soon, "e never
knew. IL certainly could no, be Tor Ns
folly, or sbsui di,y--for on neither srou"c
does thst learned gentleman reject sny
thing Indeed, if he should once adop
such cou sc Of conduct. he would reduce
his sayings to very small compass
Within short time past, We observe g
new ti,Ie-and that is, " ultra federahs9 y
Half OF thi. 10 .omewha; Of learned word,
and perhaps for that reason not 30 easl!s
understood by those of US who are unleVn-
ed. Uh,o-monfans, means, beyond TIE
noun, AIMS is, over in Kentncky--
g ultra mundane. means beyond ire world
or this " mundane spere." If" ut'o.fed-
eraAsfs" is to be decided by analogy WE
must conclude the, il means something
!" beyond federation" and if so. it will inev-
itably land us in the dark, dreary, and be-
nightsd region Of democracy,sgainst which
We DO ssost. vshementy remonsra'e.
~ "a albany advertiser
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
WOOD LIND.

order Of Court will be fold at public Auction
% Friday the nth of October next At one
'sc'esk 7. NJ. At Capt. Samu.. Larrabse's Ion, all
'ae right which the children of Dummer Mtchsli
.Hsd North Yarmouth, deceaied have in ahuut
alsty Acre. Of Wood Land Gtua,ed near hhpha-
- orsssys about two mile, frou the lower Tals.
- % ioid IN four equal lots oa liberal credit
s'r further particulars Apply TO
CALVIN sTOCKBRID0R.
Norhyarm0uth Scot, L.
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rP BrigadcRecie,Us f! 4EE u
MILITARY GOODS,


OUCH a. Cih and FLYER plated Gu, aud Th,uf
, sWORDs--git aGd flvsr plated HANGERS,
.,A sABREs-Ar,ilisry and Cavalry sWORDs-
soId scd 6iver HPAULEl s-gilt and olated half
me do-gold and FLYER LACE-COaDs and
SRAIOs-gi, aud ftesl sWIvELs--gilt and plat
= cf.AWsfor hslss- elk aud worried SAsHRS--
sold snd & YER THREAD -PLuMss of various COZ.
o.. and lengths, for fsls on the mott Reasonable
,s,m, bv the fubst riber, 1t his
Upholstery Ware House,
NJ. s Ms,ebsss', Rs~. AiJds STREET
eessiemso who are fGbniihing thsmfelves for
n. ail ,rsnngs, are RESPECTFULLY invisd to call
,ud srsmine for thsmislves.
EDWARD HUWR.
ALSo-Hs ufual aHostment OF
Paper angings, Looking Glass
es, Feathers, sc. &c.
por,lsn1, Sept. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
ITROCINIC HDELPHI.

nt members of the Tyroetnie AdsIphi Society,
WIN celebrate their ann.verlary on Wsdnsidsy
'ns ssaesn.t day Of september--when IA ors,ion
wv os Delivered by Mr., solomon rhayer The
os'eae' viii eommenee at ZEN O'Clock A. M-,he
's"oef' OF the foc,ey are invited to attend
JAMES $. HOLMES, Sec ry.
Hebron Academy sep 2
~ u an exhibition OF the fchool will com.
"'aee a. one O'Clock N the at, esuoon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
POE TRY.
r "a ne ". r Comm Ave. iise

f',m ne ". I Comm Avg ifse
MaxsreiFs Poems w, Ln4e tsccHed -
mai, small v1lum- OF Poems, ny Wli''sn
Maxwell, Esq Of Norfsk Yirglnis. We hate
read this liuls volume with no ordinary ple.sur
and hasten to present sam lie or iwo foi u
gsa,'6es ton Of our readers
The Poems are introduced with the folio Il
dedication
REV TIMOTHY DWIGHT, u. d. L. L ID
PRESIDENT or YALE COLLEGE.
Will Dwigh, descend from better ,hins- swhA,t
And read these tribes with grscicas smile
Yss! you are wont to cheer ma whsn ! write
Perhaps you only show yourself pohe,
Or partial fondnsss brides you TO commend
You praise the bard because you love The friend
Hows'er it is, still smile upon my lays,
Aad do not censure If you cannot praise.
No,foH, gryiaia.
The volume closes with the following beauti
THE DOVE.
% tell me where tho Dove has Town.
TO build her downy nest
And will rove the world alone,
To win her 10 my breast.
sought her in the rosy bow'e
Where pleasure holds her reign.
And Fancy fis. from aow'r 10 6ow'r,
But there cough, in vain.
soughther in the grove Of Love
know her tender hssrt
But che had flown the peaceful Dove
Had felt the traitors dart.
Upon Ambitions crsggy bill.
The psnsi,s bird may stray
/ sought Der there but vsinly still /;
She never few that way.
Faith smiI'd, and she'd tender tear.
To see me search around;
Then Whispered, can tell thee where
The bird may yet be found.
by meek Religions humble cot,
She builds her downy nest;
o! seek that sweet secluded spot.
And win bsr to thy breast =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
1UST RECEIVED

4 Nd ron saLH, st the BOOKSTORE Of
"A ISAIAH THOMAS, JUN.
Midsk StsAb
AH,6cry Of the He ArHEN GOD, and He
~ VI An,,quiy, To which 10 added m Original
1sarlatisu # he Bat,ls # The ODD ard Gisn's--
IL vho new arranged corr csed aud enar1sd,
uih he add;tjou offevsras original snd vaatols
u,icles B. WIA.s~ sbs.do,, +. A. s. second Edi
tin- ornament cd With . number of Cute
Ah No 8. Nsyth dme,ican Reviesv,
received = su,icriosrs are sequelted TO cal aad
wsivs Their numbers. Aug 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
Nem Store-English, Mdia,& D&
nestle Goods ut Boston Fricss
ELIAS KELSEY,

n .rEcrrLLLs informs, the public that he hae
n, taken the store recently occupied by Eenr$
duwey. No. 1, Middle street. where he has receives
and offers for sale IS cases and packages
DOMESTIC AND ENGLISH Goods
at very low prisss at wholesale or retail, all OF
newest patterns and latest importations anon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

A man, who had established TIPPING
house, was about TO erect his sign, and re.
quested his neig abor's advice what inscrip'
lion 10 nut on il. The man replied, ad.
wise you TO write on it Beggers made hers.*
A committee Of the Grand Jurors Of Bah
timore county, appointed by the Court as
July Term 1916, to visit the Penisensiary
and make report thereof. +" state with nHeA
hleasure tia, the Institution is in very
fourishing condition" LII males ana
es females are confined therein, at LABOR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
TO BE LET,

CONVENIENT S .ORE and HOUSE !, Jones
y. nov s.s.ange.lGeet. Apply TO BssJAMIs
'A''' IT, q 90. AuauA co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

WISCASSET BILLS at par.
WyEC .sSHT bills 1t par. for Book as the
~ Ssore OF
JOSIAH WITHIN IN & Co.
NJ 8. MsJ.y's Roo. Mis4s Street, Portland.
lug 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
n GOOD MOVE
We understand that Gen. Ripley 10 q:
rec,eG to repair 10 New-OrIeans
Salem Gaxet!Ss
TIKI ShaSON,

Il HE o1HSO"p
The eccsn.sici lies and the prospects
the season, continue TO be subject OF res
m rA MOT single month, in this year,
t.us Ear, has passed wi,i,ou, frost. 1e4
neatly the thickness Of . dollar, vas
:, week discove, ed in tie village OF Utica.
81, i. arem .rksb!e season," says The Nor.
,hern Posi-, g and though the abundance Of
the crops aIre 4dy harvested has exceeded
seneral eSpsctation,yst barren meadows,
o,chrd pastures and sros, bit,sp orn-
fed. loudly admonish US OF our Deepen.
,.euce upon God for our daIlv bread. May
the frowps II Divine Providence lead The
people 20 In able themselves b. tore him.
who " tu,nefh irm/us ftld mo barrenness,
10, the viak. dne.s Of fhefn fhos dsveA iAe'f
IN "-Propidenee .dmer,can.
A gen ieman from Albany consideQ
most # the con- between that place and
Worcester IS TUNED by the frost oil the
2sth or 3oth Of Aug and from its appear.
ance be doubts whether j, will be OF any use
even as fodder. Lbs drought too 10 e.
IRENE, the rivers are remarkably low, and
the gtass was perishing scareely agrees
oast,lrr VAS to bt scen.-B9sson fatledtun,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
ANDREW MASON,

INFORMS hi. frisnds and the publis he hs'
lsksa Tie itand lately improved by Mr. William
Lord, fore lareet,) where be ofisss for tale gen
ri adortnsus Of
Nsxt-India Goods anil Groceries.
4ortIss1. Sept 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

A writer in a Montreal psp-r hints that
the best way, in case Of war. to render USE
less the Anne lean squadron in Lake Cham
plain, would be to drain she Lake which,
he inmates, could be done, by cut nine
feet deeper than the rapids OF 81. John
and which would cost less money than this
building and equipment, Of the squadron
which WAS captured at the battle before
Plallsburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
CODnrtuershiD Dissolved.

,THH eopsrtnsrihip hsrstofore exiting under
/ the 6rm Of CRAM " MASON, was didol-
y,d BY mutual content on the 22nd of Auyuit--
All psrlons indebted. or having dsmands agsinls
(,id irm, are rsqueifed to call on N. CRAM, Who
!, duly authorised to lstile the fame.
NEHEMIAH CRAM.
ANDREW MASON.
p..A.s8 S,st 7fh is'c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

Northern Notions The last Richmond
lVirginis) price current quotes specie at
from TO per cent. advance and Bosom
Money q, from 10 8 per cent. advance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

are from he New York Courier.
sHREDS AND PATCHES.
ROBBERY. We are informed tho, lady OF gen
ie eli appsars nee, robbed gentleman OF has heart
IN Broadway we are happy 'os'A'e, mat he hSs
goi her in custody.
We ,re inform hat the Romsa CAPITOL YVES
saved BY .he gsSb!,nS II geese. !, Is very '''o''.
ish.ng that spe loss 1ug capitol!
Rornua, From B,spdensburgh. Msdison
and Mon.oe-.hry were seen skulking aooue
Mon, gomery Cour House.
Wanted "A thousand dollars, - which W.
be given the usand thanks, and note tor ans
ssns.
Casghf In the Mississippi very Syeaf cold +;
also a catfish weighing III pounds.
Fire F,ye Editor B,nns being very hard
dubbed by Duane, took f,e Att. and was IN short
time reduced 10 eopnf me sunin.
r. st, for a term Of wa,. That agreeable
situation, The Office OF pre.dent-- also the othce
OF Wee President, adjoining h-ior H'ns en-
quire Of the Caucus.
Pupii,s,n The federal and democratic news
uspcrs, being crowded .oge her IN the mail bsg
go, to lighting and tore each oshv to pieces. The
oceoun.s for The scarci.y OF news IN Our presen
paper.
lce;den, b, FIRE A Kentucky boat on the
Ohio h,yef. lately took fire. xnd MAS nearly burnt
a, luckily the desouring fame dad not sommu
nics.e to The yivcy. owing probably 20 the dAmt
oass Of the weather. Boa men ough, 60 be ex.
rem ely care f,l 90, to set The river on he.
A ,n;schisvous niek A s'u6snt oil ew-YorE
Collie GO, hasing go, part Of telescope into h's
hands, which reversed objects, turned lad,
heel. over ne ad in the street, by which she W.
,ery mu Oh bruised and crippled! l. it no, ,h,
du of the corpors,i1n to pus an Imlnediats stof'
to this mischief
Mr.. kEpH4IYEER.
This ingenious geod s,nsr has just invented 4
cnlle, q n ch can ba 50 attnchcd 20 tie body
,h., m N can raise hi,nself This Is the sam,
| NJ enious o,echxn,c who ,nsen,ed the perpetual
nn.ian. We arc informed that he has lately
( invented a wheel carriage, SO constructed, ,hs'
The %. rson vino rides ia i, c.n pull h.nisey along
and that he is building boAs ION tho ssme
princp,s. Nj. R.dheiffer j. ., present.. eogse
ed in lsborious ex perimcMs, for the purpose o
| e,cer,s,n,ug method b, which a pin bouls
may he m de to hold quart. We sincere',
wish him success in his arduous 2utsuils. II "a
,epor ed ,harMr X. WAS. few weeks ego, en-
cage /, in ende -vout Ing 10 heat ice, md iha. be
c<rss,niy would have succeeded, II tue tee Nc
no, unioctsnAteiy melted. just ss he began az
xpef,ment, owing. no douhi to hs bad qa.'i'y
Nc uas made arrangements % gct supply !"
lace from L.plsnd, which, he suiIposes is fozei
a. very hard that il can't mel, We repeat !,
we wish Mr.. IL. success in his isbor'ous an
useful entestrises.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

N. CRAM,
IIAs for ials gsusral aaormsn.of
". l. Goods, Groceries 6 Hard
WARE-ALSO. IS Casks Of Dupons's GUM
POWDER so do. Cut NAtLs--one toa BAR
LEAD, &c. sept, ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
POR1LdND LIbkaR2

PUK7 LHNO LIHKaKY.
NorlcR 10 hereby gives hat flares numbered
and Is in the porr and Library will BE- fold
= Public auction at the oi6ce Of the fuhfcribsr 10
Portland on Monday the sd day Of Sep mi II
u o'clock M
sspl0 O BRAY Librarian
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17
EVENING SCHOOL.

THe fubferbers have commenced thsir EVEN
ING SCHOOL for the snfuinS winter 1t
NJ Custsys school Room, where al the com
~ osanehss will be taught q, D.4 per quarter
Atludns ighu. peos, &c lone half in advance.
Sook Keeping uls and conArucs ION Of MaPs
sAasss, Nav CATION SC. q .he uiua' price
R GURLRY,
toetaud, Sept %. n LOklN0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-09-17

The following nea. and sume cous Etle article
are from he New York Courier.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-12
ROBBERY.

On the Bisht OF the Gfh of Decpn,sero
1916, the Exchange 0Rce Of The SUBJ
scriber. Bridge street, iieosse.owH. ram
appearances b, false key was r. bcd
OF the following property, 10 specie. cau..
slsting OF dollars. charge, American and
English geld, about z,'0 do.iais bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes Of tha
bark ct Washington, and s0me small
tickets. together about so collars, Ogs
found note Of the bank Of Engined, and
ore hundred and sixty four lottery eek
as as pc. numbers below Tie i8,tery
tickets can be Of no nse to the persons
taking them. and An altehpt to pass hem
would only eaG to a.. detection, ii. is
tnerefnre hoped that the person CT per.
song who tooK them, will return them to
he subscriber through the Post GG5ce at
Georgetown. a liberal Reward will be
paid by the subscfibef Tor any iniorma.
ton that may lead to the discovery q
nc persons or a retoseryof tie property.
Il keeper of lottery Offices in the Unit
I'd states will please to keep list OF the
Humbers o: the following !ickets, as it
may lead to discover u the theft.
ROMULuS RIGGS.
LAST Ct the Nos. q iieffts ia The .sied-
itat Loiis,y, ~ Cics5,
2201, 2202, 2202, 1904, 1905, 1900.
1907, sso8, -s009, 60 0, 22l2, 22fs,
2214. ee16, 2217. 221s. 1919, 1890,
1881, 1882, 1885, 1850, 1885,
1856, 1887, 1883, 1859. 1880,
1861, 1862, 1855, 1864, 1881,
1872, 1888, 147S4. l4735, 147S6,
147S7, 1873, 1879, 1474o,
l4z41, 1474s, 1474s, 1874, 1915,
1916, l4z47, l4748, 14749, 1880,
1876, 1923, 147s9, 1890, 1892,
1888. 1884, 1895, 21527, 1888,
1889, 1850, 1854, 1855. 1857,
1858, 1859. 21540, 21546, 1851,
21548. sl549, 1850, 1901, 1902,
1510S. 1904. 1905, 1906, 1907,
1908, 1905. 1910, 1911, 1912
1918, 1914, 1915.
LIST or NUMBERS or TTcKETs
In the Washington. Monument Lot.
terry. third class
81, SO, IS, So, Sc 81, IS, SO, 60. 81,
90, g., "a. IS. &c, e. SO, 90. 70. Il,
2, 1914 IS, eco 2Io, s49G. e4S7,
a474, 2569, 2470, 1869, s472. e4G7,
246s, S41l 247S, 24G6, 24si. 24s5,
z48s. 1882, s4Sl. s475, s45l s45s,
1914, S455, 81. 6, S457. S45S, S459,
S460, s46l, 4G4a. 1917. 4G4a, 4f49,
$3.50, 1864, 1865, 46e'' 1869, 469S,
1894. T46oj. 1896. 1897, 1888. 4699,
400, S5I5, S5l5 5455
Dec 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-12

Exchange Office, Georgeto1tpt

N WILL give the highest premium Tor
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, Oh
the following nlaees, VIZ.
BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
Smore. Virginia, North Carolina, soath-
Carolina sad Georgia, will also give
the highest D, eiuium for Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes aud Specie.
ail kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought aud sold.
4Ifknda If Stocks aud Bills OF hA
c anse bousht and sold,
Noics, Drafts, aud Interest collected
and remitted for small commission.
~ persens travelling 70 any part OF
the United states may be supplied with
Suitable latnds.
H. P!easeto csiquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge, street, SEQ.
Torn.
RomuIas Riggs.
June tt
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Sale Sales at Auction.
On wednesdays and Saturdays

IN Wednesdays ana catupauys'
WILL BE oFFEREDs
!. .ha Auctien Office on Union street,
~ Betwesu King and Prince
n extensive and general assortment
a f sea.onable Goods, of British,
-, German. India, and Domestic
s Msnefscture. which will be we'll select
- and we'll worthy the attention OF
s -, and country merchants and Others |;
s - tSe undersigned will be abundantiy
s - from the manufactcrs and their
s;epds in Boston, New York and phsia-
Salnbia--which viii give 70 gentleme9an
onaortuuity Of laying in their goods on as
s gp terms as thew can be N those CITIES
5sk;uq into view the difference Of Ex-
change. etc. etc. =
The particular description OF soods
viii be advertised in the papers OF tue
day. .I.d - and
liberal advances made i desirable.
John Jackson & 20.
Auetieneers.
November 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-12

One Dollar Reward.

LOST, yesterday morning. either in
the market house OF between 'bat and
Mr.. Sherron's store, a Velvet III icuie-.
with three fripges CONTAINING Zen Dol,
lars and quarter in small notes q! die
rent descriptions, and two bills Of thiles
purchased. The firder will cohfe par
ticular favor on the loser BY ieazjng tia
same with the Printer Of this Gazette,
who will pay the reward.
December iO 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-12

District at ;otsmblG, to wit:
BE IT REMEMBERED, That on
the fifth day Of December, in the Tor
ty-frst year Of the independence of
o { the q. States of america, WILL
:; AM CRANCH, of the said district,
hath deposited in this office the tite
of a book, the right whereof he
claims as author, in the words fol-
lowing to wit:
Reports of Cases argued & adjudged
in the Supreme Court of the U. States,
6. in February teIm, 1914. Vol. VIII
" By WILLIAMCRANCH, chief Judge
" of the Circuit Court of the district OF
& Columbia. Potius ignoratio juris litl-
giosa est, guam scientia. ;.
s. Cic, de legibus, dial. l."
Tn conformity to the act of the Con-
gress of the United States, intituled" An
act for the encouragement of learning,
BY securing the copies OF maps, charts
and books, to the authors and proPrietors
of such copies, during the times therein
mentioned"
G. DENEALE,
Clerk of the District OF Columbia.
November IS 2aw4w
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II. Swami.
Edward Swami.
October IS
Land for Sac.

A tract OR parcel Of Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres.
on the north side eff oecoquan, in Faiy
fax county, about miles west OF 0ccG
guam mills. 1t is we'll watered with ne,
Yer fai!ia. springs, it is also vel! timber
ed, AMI the great quantity Of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to an
person in the cooperiHs line. This lane
is of the middle sell, and produces corr
wheat or any other grain toleFab.e we'll
there is about 100 acres cleared and Ill
der good fence. Tie improvements are
log dwelling house & other out house,
and good apple orchard OF about sixty
trees.
Also.
One other tract in the same county,,
within three miles of Occoquan, lying on
Sandy Run, containing AZ acres-one
hail in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timbered, There
are on the premises an old framed dwell
ling house and out houses and an apple
orchard of eighty bearing trees.
ANY persoR inc!ining TO purchase can
view the premises and know the terms
by applying to the subscriber who lives
near them.
Thomas Gossom.
November so 9monthst
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ONE CENT REWARD.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
18th of November last, an indentcd boy
to the tallow chambers business, named
David P. Parsons, about Is or 10 years
of age, S feet 6 inches high, fair COM
pleclion-took with him a variety IF C 9TH
ing not recollected. The above reward
and no charges will be paid for delis ering
him to me in Alexandria.
Mary Ressler.
Altpersons are cautioned against har-
boring or employing said runaway.
December ~ ST
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REMOVAL.
G.. Bronaugh 4 Company

C. Bronaugh 4 Company
Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets, neaiy opposite Messrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as
sottment OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they Offer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or to
punctual customers. They wish purcha-
sers to call and examine the goods,
November so IF