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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Sales at Auction.
THIS DAY.

TWILL. be exposed at public sale, on
w Friday, the 18th day of Bccem-
Der next, at Sclby, in Fairfax county, Va
late the residence Of Rich'd II. L.Wash.
ington. deed his stock OF Horses, Hogs,
Corn, Oats, Fodder, Hay, Farming uten-
sils, Furniture, and variety Of other ar
ticles. At the same time, the said Farm
will be offered to rent. The terms will
be liberal. and made known on the day of
sale. JOHN A. WASHINGTON,
BUSHR0D C. " WASHINGTON,
Administrators OF Il. II. l.. Washing ton
November rs dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

- II Il. iai to s. do. New Or
l.las !, iOl Ia , Ill.
Nee ,.rce Of daty] 5. to 4ls-very
sCa,ce aah advancing.
Tobacco, Jimcs Rive, 4 f! to Cd. The
dewand cuntInac, good aud the prices
msiRtriued.
A,heS, pot, so 20 5li; pearls CO to Cal,
and the demand limited; turpentine l7s
ca lss, stack small, rot above 1900
bbl'. scarcely any dcmand tar Is 20 lSs,
bu; litiie demand.
Wheat, Amer. Ier 70 lbs. 12i to les
81; aour, sweet superfne, 80 SIS per
b1l senr dc. IS Z 40s-scarcely any
thing dong in the articles weeks Of
very 6ne weather, which sin continued.
ard the harvest completed. The crop of
wheat Only fair in quantity, bat good 10
Guilty except whore housed toe ca ly.-
Average prIce Of the 6rst week rs al /;
do. second week 30 l0d
Bark 10 a Ga; Hgxseed for crushing
6S 10 7Os-oniy $50 here, brand 1917,
price asked rs.
Oct. ga change Of wind has Brought
in about $4,000 bags OF cOtiOa.
Lipsrhoo! Corn Exchange Ssh Oct.
We have q good demand Tor Sweet
American Floor for shipment TO Ireland
at rather higher prices. Wheat and Bar
ley without alteration in valae, and no;
IN much demand. New Oats are very
saIeable, bu. old ones move eff SLOWLY.
Wheat, IS a lbs Cd per 7Olbs. Flour,
An. hne sweet sos a SIS per Dol do
sous So Ats Dc.
E.rtrae. # litter dated Liverpool De-
ts5er %.
Within the past two DAYS great num-
Der Of vessels have arrived bringing a.
boat $4,000 bags o. Cotton, Of which
1900 are Brazll-S,6O0 East Iudia aad
tnc remainder American &c--alsO, a
quantity Of Ashes, but only a very small
supply Of FiOur-scarcely any thing ha,
been done in Cotton aud probably prices
may break little lower Iurpeatiue ct
ordinary quality has been sold at lSs Sd
NJ l4s Sd per cwt-FlOur is steady at AS
a SIS bat the market rather dull some
rice has arrived from India aud more Is
Immediately lsukel fer. The duty Is al
50 expected to IKE place again on the
18Th November, so that the market may
b. expected TO so lower.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

New England Rum, &c.
NOV landing on Vowell's wharf, and
IN for sale by f. CORNING,
Is hossheads N. England rum
le barrels gin
hogsheads do:
IS barrels cider
80 barrels apples
1S4 do potatoes
so casks lime
e5 boxes mould candles, 1st quail
$50 bushels potatoes
IN STORE,
10 hogsheads st. Croix sugars
20 barrels do do
s chests hyson T. young hyson teas
~ casks pateat nails
Q bales ravens duck
9 do Russia sheetirg
5000 lbs lump sugar
10 casks Lisbon & Sherry wines
l trunk bandana hdkis,
December Is pwi6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Notice:

Notice.
"HE President and Directors Of the
Il Leesbnrg Turnpike Company, will
receive Proposals for building Bridge
across Goose-Creek, until the Goth day
OF January next.-By order Of the Presi-
dent and Directors,
SAMUEL CARR, Treas'r.
Leesburg, Dec. 5 f4w
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ACard.
HTuoMAs Nv. HswIrr u;u

rs THOMAS w. HEWITT Will
hereafter regslagly attend the Cir:ui.
Courts Of the District Of Columbia, He
will continue to Practice the Law in the
superior and Inferior Courts of he coun-
ties OF Fantax and Pei, &c William. Hi.
office is in the house lately occupied By
NoaLET RERsERr, esq. in Prince-street
between Fairfax and Royal ST. eets. mex,
door 10 tie Office Of Mr.. ALEXANDER
MoORK December g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

For SAFE,
q CASKS Bridport herring and shad
" seine Irvine, cable laid
liz hhds brown sugar, good quality
500 bushels Turks Island salt
9 pipes ! I
IL or casks Old Sherry and g
8 tierces sweet Muscatel t"
6 bales English sacking
Q do do canvas, No. S, S, 6
e cases gloss'd hats, and
10000 feet pitch pine hewed Logs, well
seasoned, fsotn 80 to 40 feet in length,
and from IL TO ID inches square-At
fuckers wharf, on reasonable terms.
JAMES SANDERS0N.
December 5 wfm2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Fresh Raisins, Olives & Capers.

Fresh RalSlnS,O iiVeS ~ CapcrS.
WYNN. GILLIAN, KiDg-street, next
w door west of Patton and Butchers,
has JUST received aud offers for sale.
$50 boxes fresh muscatel and bloom
raisins.
A few boxes fresh olives and capefs--
together with quantity Of old port and
Madeira wines, in pipes, quarter casks,
and bottles. ALSO,
Jamaica, Antigua, w. India and New
England rum.
Old rye whiskey, by retail and il bar.
rels-and general assortment Of Groce-
ries-all of which will be disposed Of on
liberal te. ms fer cash, or 10 punctsal
customers.
December dsSmHitf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Notice.

"HE Stockholders Of the Leesburg
Il Turnpike Company, will please to
take notice that their second iustalroent
OF ten dollars on each share OF stock BY
them subscribed, is required to be paid
on or before the first day of January,
next.-By order Of the President Il Dr.
reetors. sAM'L. CARR, Treas'r,
Lee,buIs, Dsc. s f4x
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Sales at auction.
BIZ p. G.. MaRSTELLER.

THIS DAY. at 10 4. NJ.
viii be sold at the Vehdue Store, corner
Of Prince and Water streets,
e bales superfne broadcloths
do cassilaeres
do plains
case curduroys
| Irish linens
l domestic cOttons
l wooien hosiery
Flushings
Coatihgs
Swansd6wn vestirgs
Ca;coes
q India nankeens
Gurrahs
Cambria, lenc, jaconet & book muslin
Do do. bandkeI chiefs
Silk and cotton hosiery
Kid, bucksk,n and beaver gloves
Silk and Gotten lace
Sewing cottons and threads
bale tickinburg
sackings, &c.
ALSO,
10 boxes German glass ware
20 bags fiberts
5 casks Goshen cheese
5 crates assorted queensware
fierce Scotch snuff
s quarter casks Tenneriffe wine
Furniture, Gc.
ALSO,
1000 felt blankets, suitable for tariCue
purposes other than bed clothing
Will be added to Fridays sale, without
packages Of British Dry Goods, con-
sisting OF
Super6ne broad cloths Il cassimeres
Ginghams
Brown linens
Cambrics
Cotton and silk shawls
Neck and pocket handkerchieis
Mems and womeI's kid and beaver
gloves
Mems and women's cotton stockings
Irish linens
Velvets and cords
Cotton shirtings
Plain aud leno muslins
Pins, &c. SC.
P. G. MARSTELLER, Auc.
=
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Notice,

Notice.
A S the subscriber is about to decline
N business, he offers to sell off his
present stock, consisting Of Plated Cas-
tors and CaudIesticks, of the best ~ ali .
ty, Je"elry, gc. with a variety of other
articles, at reduced prices, by retail or
otherwise.
Persons having claims against the sub
sc'lber are requested to present them.
Tor settlement.
JAMES B. PRESTON.
"T0 LET, the house now occu-
Py possession may be had immediately.
Dec. 10. J.R. P.
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XNILI. be exposed at public sale, on
w the premises, Oh FRIDAY the
10Th day Of the present month, a Tract Of
LAND, in the county of Fairfax, state
al Virginia, called SEhBY, late the resi-
dcnce Of MIR. Richard II. l.. Washington,
deceased. containing between 5 and 600
acres, within few miles of Alexandria,
Georgetown, and the city Of Washing
ton. The Farm is in good order, laid
down in wheat, rye 4 clover; il is well
watered and adapted to plaster. 1t will
be sold on liberal credit, and as the
sale will be made OH the same day that
a variety of farming utensils corn, fod-
der, stock, etc. will be SOLIDS purchaser
will have an opportunity of buying what
ever may be necessary for crop the next
year. Terms mada kuuwn ON the day
Of sale.
And on MONDAY the a2d instant,
will be sold, at public sale, at Union
Farm, part of the MOUNr-VERN0N
TRACT late in the tenure of X, II. l..
Washington, Esq. deceased, a quantity
of clover and timothy hay, in lots to suit
purchasers. Terms liberal and made
known at the time of sale BY the
ADMINISTRATOR.
December Is dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
THIS DAY.
To Close a Concern.

To Close a Concern.
TNHE subscribers will sell at auction,
on the premises, on Monday, 9Th
instant, if not previously disposed of, a
lease OF three years and three months Of
their WHARF aud YARD, with the re-.
mainder Of their stock Of LUMBER
Any persons wishing to engage in this
line OF business have it nov in their pow.
er to possess themselves Of convenient
situation, which has been occupied seve-
raj years for that purpose. The terms
are liberal, which will be made known
at the place aud time Of sale. Sale to
commence at O'clock, P. NJ.
WM. vEIrCH & Co.
December 8
o. The above sale 10 postponed until
FRIDAY next, at the same hour and
place. December l6,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19

Russia Sheetings, &c.
o. BALES brown Z Russia
~ 9 do bleached Sheetings
SIS boxes chocolate
$50 tea ket,les-receiyed per sch'n'r
Victory, from Boston, and for sale by
ABIJAh ADAMS, Central wifi.
IN STORE,
40 casks Sd cd Sd 1Od halls
40 hhds prime quality molasses
zoo boxes brown soap
25 sacks filberts
100 do salt
5000 lbs loaf sugar
Russia and ravess duck
December Is
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MasnNIc NOTICE.

~ The Brethren of Aiex'a. Wash
ington Lodge, No. %, are requested to
meet at their Hall on Sunday morning
next, at 10 O'clock, 10 move in procession
to Christ ChGrch, where a Charity Ser
mon will be delivered by their Rev. Bro
Their IxsLis, in anticipation Of St. Johns
Day. The members Of other Lodges and
transient Brethren, are respectfully re-
qucsted to attend. By order,
w. II. RICE, Sec'y.
December 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
Notice.

- Notice.
THERE will be a meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Washington
aud Alexandria Turnpike Company, at
Brown's Hotel, in the town OF Alexan-
dria, on the first Monday in next month,
for the purpose of electins five directors,
a clerk and a treasurer, to serve the en-.
suing year. BENZ. c. ASHTON,
December I6 Clerk
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Card.

pJoHN HOPKINS; JR will
practice Law in the Superior and Inferi
OF Courts Of Frederick and Jefferson
counties. His Office is in Winchester.
Winchester. Dec. 10. In
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-19
sSx E.rekaage C9sss House ESA
ESEMARINE JOURNAL. G&E.

PoRYoF ALExAHDRTA-..DEeE Is.
ARRIVED.
Brig Cleaner, POte, II days fr. Port
land plaster, to Lawrason & Fowle.
Brig Abeoaa, Lewis, IL days FIR. Lu-
bee; plaster, to LawrasOa q Fowle.
Sloop Pike, Baker. S days from Balti-
more, with full freight, to merchants Of
the district.
CLEARED,
Schr DOlphin, Chadwick. Boston.
Maria, MArbury, Georgetown:
- birmingham, Arnold, do.
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W The congregation Of ST. Paui's
Church are hereby notified, that, in con-
sequence OF request from the Hasooic
Lodge, their usual service viii be sus.
pended on Sunday next.
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gNcw St. Paul'S Church 81
Nv .gL.SE3TUREl


NSHE Subscriber has it in bis power,
l. once more, 10 congratulate the citi-
zens OF Alexandria on TIE approach Of
the Christmas holidays, aud, thankful for
the encouragement he has received, begs
leave to inform the public that he has me-
elected nothing to eadeavor to please the
eyes aud taste of generous public. he
will this present year Offer to their curl
osityj representation OF the
Hanger Of Bethlehem,
and OF all the parsonage who received the
first tidings of the birth Of Christ, toge.
Their WITH the miniature of the
Ne1p st. Paul's Church,
building at present in this city, at bis old
establishment, on Royal street, two doors
above the Herald Office, where he keeps
as usual, general sssortu ent Of
CoJectionar1es,
and other articles in his line. The Man
ger and the Church will bs Illuminated
for the FIST time OF MONDAY, the BED
inst. and, for the accommodation OF the
public, viii remain so until Old Christ
mas Day (the 9Th January, Sunday ex.
ceptej) JOSEPH BOISEAu.
Dec 10. st
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
DIED

Tn Delaware, nj. II. 5. DUPONT de Ne
mours) aged 7o---a Counsellor of State Id France.
Chevalier of ST. Louis and ofthe Legion of Hon
our, and member of the French Institute. He
Secretary the Professionally Government
on the first downfall Of Bonaparte; and after his
return from EIba emigrated 10 Delaware, where
lie has two sons settled.
At Leeds Eng June 90, Mr.. Cummings, gel.
ebrated veteran performer.-He was personatiug
Dumont in the tragedy of Jane Shore, when hay
ing repeated the lines
- Re actnesS for me, ye celestial hosts,
S4ct mercy, and such pardon my soul
44ccords 10 thee and begs 10 Heao'l to sl!etc thee,
My sach befGt me al my latest hour''--
He Tell down on the stage, and instantly expired.
The shock felt by the audience can be easier con.
ceived than described and the performances, Of
course, Immediately closed. The similarity Of
this instance Of mortality that Of the celebrated
John Palmer viii be recognized by the intelligent
reader.
In Hebron, (Me) on the 18th inst. Miss Han
nah Loring, daughter Of Mr.. Asa l.. aged q
years. She lived respected, and died much lanien-
ted by large circle Of rea tons and friends Her
last illness was lingering and al times extremely
painful and distressing But her dying ted was
made easy, BY the " balm of Gileadn which we
trust was ehectuaily applied 70 her SOUL BY the
Great Physician. She appeared TO be much re-
signed to the divine will.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26

forthcoming al future day, when IL was 10
be sold at public auction TO satisfy the exc
cution. In the mean time, Mezzar bad
painted pair of ass's ears, which he affixed
10 the head Mr.. p. accidentally hearing
OF the circumstance, sent friend to tile auc-
iioa to buy it 10, and who bid 80 dollars, but
Ms agent bidding 40 dollars it was struck
oE TO him. He then exhibited it himself,
and took much pains 10 call the attention of
the people to il. Mr.. P finding that it was
made such an improper use of, Complained
Of the injury 10 tie Grand Jury, who found
an indictment against Mezzari for libel, and
yesterday the cause was tried. The defen-
Gant being foreigner. Jury. consisting one
half OF Americans and the other of foreignets
were impannelled, TO decide between the
parties. The cause began at about IL, A. NJ.
and lasted till the evening before it was cen
mitted to the Jury, who, it seems, were To-
gether all night, being unable to agree upon
a verdict till this morning, when they brought
in Tire defendant Guilty. We have not heard
the sentence Of the Court
This being the first trial for libel of this
kind in our Courts, we have been the more
particular in stating facts.--Epcning Post.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
FQR SALE

THAT valuable FARM Of William TIRE late
of Durham decessed-c containing about 80
acres OF excellent land, notify under cultivation
with two orchards thereon Of upwards OF 200
fruit trees N full 5eariDg-piealanty situated on
the county road from New Glouoeaer 20 Btuol
wick snd about fifty rods from the great road
from Portland 10 Hanowell-ALSO- the remains
of he Stock of CATTLE. about ,wen,y tons of
hay &c Enquire Of Ar DANIEL HARMON.
of Durham living near the prentice or the Tub
lcriber ae Portland. WILLIAM TRUE
Augull 9 1877. Ew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
EXTRACT oF 4 LETTER.

" Gibrultar, June %. There is a report
to-day, that there exists an insurrection in
Spain--say, at Se0iHe, beaded by The Priest
hood, IN consequence ola tax having been
levied very recently on the church property.
All the troops round Cadiz have been mar
ched into the town to prevent the commo-
tion extending" o. ne kao7~that ta1 on
Church property has been one Of die Ways and
Means snsiIssaed 70 eoilect reUenpe in Span.
CentiGel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26

THE sGbscriber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
cpGcerned, shzs he has been duy appointed
and taken upoa himself the tiuil OF ztm,niifr razor
on the eiazte OF REUBEN 3UK ON lase ii Nor n
yarmouth, in the county Of cumberland Mariner
aecesGsd by giving bond =. tne law dirsas- Tic
therefore requelis all peflors Sho are incehted
the tald decs4led- ef1ste 10 make immediate pay
menG /: and ihofe who have any deu.snfs fhsreos
60 e-Libu the fame 90 David BLx rOA
NotshyanOush lug. 70. 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
Law I.NTELLIGFNCF

= tAe Court Of General Sessions of the
80 came on yesterday the trial of Fran
e ezzcr', ads. The People, for libel on
~ Palmer, respectable lawyer, 10 hol-
MN up to public ridicule, by painting
.pon'ng TO be portrait of Mr. Palmer,
II PAIR oil ASS ears, which he exhibited
sale at an auction. The facts which
= out ~ evidence were the following in
Stance: -
!. amer sat TO The defendent, who is an
~ and painter by profession, for bis
- VINO, when il was finished, sent it
|. Niolion to the Academy of Arts, with
-li' falmer's consent OF knowledge. Mr..
80 ana Dis friends were much dispIeased,
n, CsohSideFed il at best but caricature /:
-. 4 meeting Aezzari soon afterwards,
u''e way told him of his anu bis friends
4 = with regard to the picture,
~ cisappTobation of what he had
il pl1 At the same lime added. that he
- n'sh n. to lose his labor, and asked
i price win view to pay him for it,
= offered 70 do then he was told
- -.s collars, but Mr.. nj. said he would
49, 49, any thing from a man who had
II. "',n oy deserving his skill; if there
80, ,~'I i would only give bin writing
r's.'ng ~ claim to the picture. be had
IN. \ az. Dir. p. did 50 accordingly,
~ = II departed but soon afterwards
a''a 'ae price, which Mr.. P. then
! p@y. % which NJ. brought suit
-oosy bot on trial of the case.
/ n want OF confederation and in.
- s.e picture was deficient In rese,n-
r r.. Aee jury being Of the same opinion,
u's' Tor tie defendant. An execu-
e 4 - ~ ! rue costs; and the picture was
'-s Sheriff and receipled Tor 10 be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
Merchants Hal Roston 4,o. o.

1IefCtdnfS HGu, Boston hug Il.
Arrived brig Calypso, Beal, IS days from Hayre
Vessels left not 90 late before reported Sailed
in GO. with brig Shakespeare, for New york, spoke
her 14th inst. lat. AZ, As, long O. 20.
Also, brig General Pike, CredifoId SO DAYS fr
Liverpool. Spoke July 18th, TAT. 43, long. 81
ship Malabar. Orne, IL days from salem for tfavre
Also, sch Attractive, Boden is days from La
guira- Left no Northern vessels. Capt, B. COM
punicates the following.
Flour p a % dollars, plenty at market CO.
Goa, coffee and horns scarce
7 The Royalsts had got possession OF part of the
Island Of Morgaretta, but had lost a great many
men. General Moriilo sent TO La Gura, a few
days before our departure, for as many Surgeons as
could be obtained, but only one could be found, a
trenchman. Both parties are very cruel 70 their
prisoners and never give any quarters, but when.
taken are murdered in different ways agreeahly TO
the whiDis OF their commanders. A few days be-
fore our departure a schr. under the Danish dag
arrived from Cunana, With several prisoners, loale
and female, among them, was beautiful voung fe
male who was sentenced 10 have both her hands
cut of for having been caught in The ACT Of max
ing Patriotic flag"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
.ALGERI.NE Navy.

The following list Of the Algerine navy was
obtained by the Editor of the Norfolk Beacon,
from source 10 be relied on =
One trigate of So guns present from the
Two ships of IS do each Grand Seignior
Two ships Of 10 do. do.
One brig of % do.
One schooner of IA do.
One new ship nearly ready TO launch, al
Algiers, to mount % guns
One brig and two schooners building at
Leghorn.
The Dey has made application to the King
of Sardinia for permission to build frigate
at Genoa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
Commencement BqN-Sep. 3, 1917
TICKETS of admission to the
Commencement Ball at BJwdoa College, may be
had az the Portland BookAors.
Aug 20.
SIX, Z
ATTENTION !

AAO4N
sfHE Members OF the PAAH DEUwKYE SoCIE-
Il II, hereby informed that stated meeting
Of the Society will be held at paah Deuwkye l.ail,
on Friday Evening the third day after the Fol-
Moon at O'Clock. AS'the affairs Of this Man.
daue Sphere" stand i'll great need Of beng reyolu-
tionized, runctuaI attendance is expected and
enjoned, few woods Of encouragement, aud
some az TASTE may be expected.
Gi4en at the = C0nSerCee," the fourth day 81
the first quarter of the present moon.
b. command of Inc most g, aCious ScHEN SED
DIN. ALBOUL HAZLAH, Grand Scribe
N. B.-rHonorary members are requested 10 APP
pc ar with their badges.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26

THE Managers oficla Lilt of Pfizss 10 the
fourth Cials Union Canal Lottery 10 received
and may be examined =, the Bookltore Of MussIY
81 WHl1M AN-whese are for fae Tickets and
Quarters in the SIKH Clafs Plymouth Beach Lot
Terry now drawing aud in the fourth Clals Spring
field Bridge Lottery which commences dr2wisg
on the 27Ih Ialf and will be coInple,ed ia thirty
days Aug. &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-08-26
MARRIED.,

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, by Rev
Mr.. Paysos, Mr.. CHARLES FARLEY,Hto Miss
ABIGAIL DoUGLAs.
Mr. WILLIAM Robson, to Miss CAROLINE
PATCH. F
On Sunday evening last, BY Rev. Mr. Nichols,
Mr.. SAMUEL BAKER, to Mrs PoLLY ILsLEv.
Mr.. Jacob Riggs, to Miss Carissa sprague.