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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Piscataway Property fo. Sale.

piscataway Property ioT Sale.
nCRSUANT to a decree "f Prince
Georges countv court, sitting as a
court of chancerv. the subscriber. a trus-
tee. appointed BY the honorable iGdg 5
,!iareoG. will sell at pubic sale. in the
town or Piscatsway. or Friday, Sd octo-
Der next, the following very valuable pro-
perty, 10 Wiz:
4 very haudscme,T Improved and de-
,irab'e lot IT the lower end ol the town.
'o-meriv She residence Of the late jacob
OucAett, E,q. on which. besides neat
dwelling, Is every other convenient house
Tor a family.
Attached 20 this lot IS an extremely
councillors store house. of S0by p teei,
having a dry cellar of same Dimensions.
AMI granaries calculated to hold b or
1000 bushels. with stablin. for 4 horses.
Adjoining this is : or acre lot. we'll
enclosed. Of rich soil, With d large barn
and prize shed on it.
1t not sooner disposed OF BY private,
he viii then offer at public sale. or 10
acres Of meadow land, now well set IN
timothy. and immediately adjoining the
town. Also. l5S acres of land, distant
about 2 miles therefrom, very heavily
wooded. To those engaged in the car
rying of wood TO the District. this latter
would be worth attention. Al the above
property will be sold on credit OF l, :
and years, purchasers giving good Sc
curity on bond with interest from Isl
January next, when possession will be
given. HoR. {. M'LLpf'kkl
Piscatsway. Aug s ttlS-wtmt'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Land for Sale

TIME subscriber Offers for sale tract
Of so acres of land, on the Colches-
ter road, five miles from Alexandria, ad
Joining the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part oil
this tract is 6ne meadow land, abundant
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract of 26l acres, on the Ravensworth
road. about 6 miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the irst men Toned tract,
adjoining land of Thos. Janney and Mr.
MPhersOn-,he greater pat Of this tract
is in wood. the soil good and highly sus
cep,ible Of Improvement. from the use OF
plaster. If these lands are not sold be-
fore the first of January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS.
June Is vs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Thirty Do lars Reward.
september 1

nAN AWAY from my service. on
IL the 10Th inst, my muiatto house
servant GEORGE, between l9 and l9
wears of age, about 5 feet = inches his I,
slender made. pug nose, bushy hair, hall
Of one OF his upper front teeth broken of
he is very artiul and forward. and ca
pabe house servant he took with him a
variety of clothing. ! will give the above
reward, # secured in any Jail, so that |
get him again. and will pay all reascnacc
Die charge. if brought home. Masters OF
vessels and otherssare eerewarned from
employing Or carry NJ of aid servant at
their peril. c. f. WILKINS.
Morven, near Alexandria. stu,bf
september IS )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Fauauier Land for Sale.

UNnE subscriber offers for sale his
8 "a N, called " CTLTINS." situa-
ted 10 the county Of Fauquier, On X tie
Run, and adjoining the land. Of Me''rs.
Samuel Weaver, Jacob Weaver. and
othe ; : miles from Fauquier Court
House. IS from Alexaadria. and from
the Buckland Mills, containing about
400 acres; a considerable portion Of
which is now in very heavy timber, the
balance cleared aud in cultivation, i'll
Guiding about 81 acres Of the tirN' quality
bottom land which, with a small portion
of Iabor, night be made TO produce a
large quantity of hay. This land lies
wei, and is in a gaod neighbosbDod, aud
Hnelg wa;ered, Kettle Run passing thrO'
the hrm. To person disposed to Pur
chase laad for the purpose of cultlVatng
and imp, owing IL himself, the ABOVE Offe $
great al anlage,, as the plrStgr Paris =
c!orsr act, Oh no land more ethc2clOusl'
than on this.
Ais oae other farm, lying immediate
~ adjoining, containing the ike numbe,
Vt 400 acres; about one hall OF which
has be en- scared, the balance well set IN
timber.
The above farms will be sold together
or separately, as may suit purchasers. -
Eur terms. which will be liberal, apply 10
the subscriber, residing near the premises.
T. c, NASH.
september S Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
For Sale,

4 tract q. Land contaiuin. 81 acres,
more or less. lying on UccO1pan Bay ~
me county of Fairfax anil state of Nrgi-
MIA, adjoining the lands at Robert ].
Thompson and William Mason. II i
Presumed those de>irons of Purchasing
will vie : the land and for ihemselye;
Judge Of its peculiar Advantages. One
third Of the purchase money viii be re,
CURED in hand, the balance AZ IL, y Il
months, with 4 deed Il trust 10 secure
the payments.
Thompson +. Mason.
december IL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS stolen from ny pasture on the
w night of the Goth instant very
dark bav OF black HORSE, 4 years old,
about II hands high. with star in his
forehead, and small lump raised under
the hinder part of the saddIe--ne other
marks recOilectcd: he trots and gallcps,
but moves much Ike colt. will give
FIVE dollars If taken up not exceeding 10
miles iro'a home; il above 10 miles, and
not exceeding go miles, ten dollars; il
..bove 90, aud not exceeding 50 miles
fifteen dollars; and if above 80 miles
twenty dollars Will be given, with all rea
sonable expenses paid, if brought home
to the subscriber, living in Charles coun-
", near New Port. Maryland.
LEONARD WOOD.
Angus % ow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Nd AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
h the third day of July last. Negro
VIII, commonly calls himself VIII
LIAM LEACH, but since has passed
himselfby the name of JOSEPH GALES,
and was committed to TIE jail of Fairfax
county on the oath of last month"; Au-
gust)-aud broke Jail. Said negro Is a.
bout ) ieet inches high. black complex
i,n, thick nose, high forehead, has be
mish in hi right eve. well made. uses
ii, left hand generally instead of his
right-had on when he broke Jail, white
Jean round Jacket. white trow>ers and
sailors hat; when spoken to is very pert
and forward in conversation. The above
reward will be paid it delivered to S.
Radcliffe, al Fairfax court house. or
AZEL BEALL.
September 5 dSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
H.aHN',s .aNTEBILIOUS PILLS

THIS Medicine has been attended
with a degree of success highly grateful
ia the inventor feelings in several paris
Of the West Indies aud in the Southern
and Middle States. particularly IN New
York Philadelphia Baltimore Petersburg
Richmond Norfolk EdentOn Wii'aing-
ton Charleston and Savannah. The
testimony of number OF persons in each
of the above places can be adduced, who
have reason to believe that timely use
of this salutary remedy has under Prori-
dence preserved their lives when in
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
| more in favour of medicine than CO.
iumns of pomPeus eulcsy founded on
mere assertion.
1t is not indeed presumptuously pro-
posed as an infallible cure, but the lnVen-
| Tor has every possible reason that can re-
suit from extensive experience for be-
I,eving that dose of these Pills taken
once in every two weeks during the pre-
| yalence Of our bilious feyers, will prove
| an infallible preventative and further,
that in the carrier stages of those diseases
their use will very generally succeed IN
restoring health. aud frequently in cases
esteemed desperate ard beyond the pow-
er Of common remedies.
The operation of these pillsis perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by per-
sons in every situation and of every age.
They are excel!ently adapted to carry
off superfiuous bile and prevent its NOR
bid Sc cretions--to restore and amend the
appetite-to produce free perspiratlon
and thereby prevent colds which are Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails ts remove cold il taken on It's hrst
appearance they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual costiveness-sickness at
| the stomach and severe head -ache-and
ought to be taken BY all persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing ard curing disor
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully prsserv
ed for use by every seaman.
Lees MfallibIe .isae and Fersr Drops
For the cure Of agues, remittent ant
intermitten; fevers.
Hamilton's Wurm.destroying Losen
geS,
| Which have cured an immense nun
Der OF persons of both sexes OF every agt
and in every situation OF various dan
seroas complaints arising from worms
| and from distractions or foulnesS in thei
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar titles 50 com
monty complained OF as operating witt
vieletNe; on the contrary particula
excellence OF this remedy is its bein.
suited to every age and constitution. i
contains netting but WHAT'S perfectly in
nocent z is SO mild in its operation that /
cannot injure the most delicate preSnan
lady or the tenderest infant of week OLE
should no worms exist in the body; bu
will without pain or gripping cleanse tn
stomach and bowels OF whatever is fou
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pie
duction Of worms and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particular
eflicacious in carrying of all gross hu
mours and eruptions, teverish and biieu
complaints, aud are the safest and mild
est purgatiYe that can be used on an
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
HOUSES. LANDS, &c.
To Rent.

UIU At large WAREHOUSE on the
\ north sile of King stres;, between
Unio0 and Wafer streets. lately occupied
o. Hessrs. Griffith AID Brawner as an
auction aud commission warehouse
Immeliat- possession will be gwen and
The terms made known W
May 20 u n. ALIEN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
AN ACCOUNT or
Lees Patent and Fan1tly
Medicines,

Celebrated TO- the cure of most Diseases
to which the human body is liable,
PARTICULARLY
Worms 4 Headache
Coughs and Colds tTOoth- ache
Asthma Germs
Consumption .titch or
Govt t." orhs@ e''e'e
nj eases of the ewes tInward weskne, ses
Rheumatism INervoas Disorders
Sprains Fena'e ,o'hP,a,n''
Palsy HhooP'hs 'ouSp &C.
For the prevention and cure OF
Rr1-ors Avn MALIGNANT FEvERs
onJoI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
For Sale,

A STRONG healthy NEGRO NJ ~
4 believed to be frem thirty TO thirty
Ave years of age. He has. tor few
years past w"rked under the direction
Of an experienced . eer-honse gardnei.
\nnIv to NoBLEr EzpBERT, ESQ. Alex
August ;
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
A. MOORE. Reg. WIS
TIL. = IN orr, ,tIfics.

This is to girs .\nt'ce.
That the Subsc iber, OF A!eEardrla
county, in the District of Columbia, hl,
obt,ined from the orphans court of SAID
county letters of administration on n
personal estate of WA. PATTON, j"
late Of laid county. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the said de-
ceden, are hereby warned to exhibit tn"
same, with the volcners thereof. passed
by the orphans court, to the subscribe
on or before the 4,h day Of March next
or they NAV BY law be excluded from al!
benefit to said estate and those Indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under nv hand this
4th day Of September. 1917.
n. HERBERT,
Admir-. OF WIN. Patton
santenohar
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
A valuable Farm for Sale.


HyaE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
reasonable terms. valuable anu
productive iarm o. Goo acres, or therea-
6outs-being part of the lands OF the late
Richard Breut, lying on Kettle Run in
the county Of Prince William, in th'
state of yirginia--20 miles from the DC
CONAN Mills-SS miles from Alexar-
,lsis, and about the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Washington
This farm hes in tie centre Of an excel!
liant neighbcrhocd-is handsomely stu
ated-s6unJantly watered, and has upO )
il an ample proportion OF wood The
soil is naturally strong, and consldera-
BILE portion OF II has for some years past,
b5en cultivated according to the most
spproyed rules Of modern hasbandry--
Possession vii be given on the first day
OF January mex, The terms upon which
this property Mil be solJ. Will be made
known upon application to George l..
Brent. of Stafford County. Va. or TO The
subscriber living in Alexandria.
JOIN ID. SIMMS.
september 6 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Ornhans' Court,

alexandria County, sspt'r. Tern, 1917
nRDERED. that the administrator Of
- VIM. Patton, Jun. deceased, do in
sert the usual advertisement three times
a week for six weeks in the A'eXaHdrla
newspapers.
\ copr-test, ,.r
4. MOORE. Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of the power reserved -
ID me, in nv contract entered into
on the second Hay OF October 1916. with
Jonathan SchOl6eld and Alban G, Smith,
| win expose to public sale, al Port To-
baccD, on the ed day of September, so
much of that tract or parcel Of Land,
called
The Desert Enlarged
Situate and lying in NapjemOy, Charles
county, as will raise the sum of two
thou sand two hundred and ninety-three
dOllars, sixty-six aud twe-thirds OF cent,
being the balance due me On the sale to
the said Scholfeh and Smith, of the a.
bOve lands. GEO. FORBES.
Piscataway, Sept dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Notice

ALL Persons having Books or otber
"A property belonging to the late WM
PAToS, Jun. will please inform his adj
ministrator thereof,
sept. 10 IuMso'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22

Fer Sale,
A few casks Messrs Murdoch, iouille.
wardrop and Co.'S london Particular
Individuality, fne
Jan 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
Orphans Court,

.aleraniria County. .7ugust Term. 1917.
RDERED. that the executors OF VIII
~ liam Hepburn, deceased, do insert
the usual advertisement 5 times week
for 6 weeks in the Alexandria newspapers
A copy-teste,
A. MooRE, Register.
This is TO gire .Notice,
That the subscribers, of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia. have
Obtained from the ORPHANS Court OF SAID
county. letters Parliamentary on the es-
tate Of WILLIAM HEPBURN, late OF
saiu county. deceased: All persons ha-
wing claim, against the said decedcnt, are
hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same. with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
passed by the Orphans Court. on or before
the 18th day of February next, or they
NAV by Law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate: aud those indebted there
to are sequired TO make immediate pay
ment.-Giyen under our hands this 18th
day Of August, Sl7.
JONAH ISABEL,
/. hKCh'D. MCLEAN,
Ex'rs Of the estate Of WIN. Hepburn.
,r,u.,19 6r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22
RumItOn's Essence and Ertrdt
Mustard.

A safe and efec tual remedy for ts
matisms govt palsy sprains and bris'
white swellings old strauss AID rem
tons numbness and weakness OF ttsEs|
pains Of the side head ache swe.Ied tlr|
frozen limbs and every similar ccmrli
II prevents cbilblains or chopped hli
and the i'll effects Of getting wet Or GA
m the feet.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11

kORT OF PORTL AND.

Entrances and Ciecranccs at The Custom Hoase.
Nov 5, arrived brig Nimrod, Prince, from Balti
more, with Floar--t6th. sloop Messenger, Porter
from Boston---sloop Caty-Ann, Blanchard, do
sloop Julian, johnson, from ST Andrews, for Phla'
delphia, with Piaster--Br brig Dorothy, Babson
from G glasgow, in ballast-Danish ship Henry, Dahl
from St Croix, in baliast-7th brig Gratitude
Onnkwater, from Alexandria, with Flour--slooE
William Stamford, from Boston---sIoop President
York, from Lubbock, with Plaster-schr Plan {
Racket, from Alexandria, for Lubbock, with flour
schr Relief, Baxter, from Newyork--sIoop Ranger
Prince, from do--8th brig Lion, AJen, from
Guadaloupe, with Moasses-9lh, brig Rising Sun
Blanchard, from Philadelphia, with Flour and
AppIes-sloop Caleb Strong, Stanwood, frou
Boston.
CLEARANCES.
Foreign--Nov6 6, cleared brig Cordelia, Totman
for Havana--Tth, brig Francis. Merrill, for thu
West Indies---brig Galen, Heating, for Havana
brig George, WiIdrage, for the West-lndies-8th
bark John & Charles, Coombs, for Havana.
Coastwise---Noy 6, cleared sioop Joseph Lowell
for Boston--sloop Maria, BRAY, for Hallowel
brig Susan, Woodbury., for Alexandria T;h. bril-
Milo, Merrill, for philadelph ia--8th, sloop Elk
press, Hubbs, FOR do--schr Active, Davis. for Al
exandria-schr Rolla York, for Richmond.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11
JEFFERDS & HUSSEY,

INFORM he public that they carry on the
Clothing, Dying, and Caraing Business,
md msoufacture WoOlea C,oihs, " he Kenne.
Dunk Factory and that they have procured an
English workman well skilled in his business,
who can dye cotton, linen, silks or any I'D
garment with durable coloIs that will neither
{ .de nor crock.
Person in need Of their professional services,
~ forwarding their commands TO the Factory or
. Maj Jeferds' Inn, may rely on having them
faithfully executed.
Broad and narrow Cloth and shsep's wool for
sale as above.
GT Call, examine and satisfy yourselves.
k-hnebunk, Nov. IL, 1917. (e. o w. 3 W.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11

JUST received and for fale by DANIEL HOW,
~ Middle Rreet, a lot of the ben Mill Saws that
we're ever offered for faIe 10 this market ALTO an
afortment of Hard Ware Goods. that were pur~
chafed 10 New York and Baltimore with cath and
will be fold very low. A large afortment of fad
dlery. Saddlers will do well TO call and examine
before they purchafe--Alio Butt Hinges-thumb
Latches- Knob and Ring Locks and Latches--
Stock locks, pad locks. draw locks, closet aud
trunk locks, bra(s aud mortice locks-Iron table
and tea Spoons-plated dc. do Smiths vices aud
files OF all kinds--Haud, PIT, 30 cut and mill
Files-Shoe makers Rafps-warming pans-brafs
KEITH, s--A handfome slortment of commode
KIobs aud handles-Rofe do.-Cox and Cams
caR feel curriers' Knives--hsnd and panne and
fine Saws-% cut do-Knives and forks-pen
and Jack Knives--lheep lhsars--Taors do - Scs-
fors-Rarors-Coat and ven buttons and noes-
Cotton and wool Cards-4d. Sd Cd. Sd. Iod, I'd.
and ADD cut nal.--6i Sd lOd I'D and cod.
wrought do.--Spermaeesti Oil--Bras and Japd
Lamps together with many articles too numerous
TO parsicuiarize.
d. II. has alto for fale s hundred
apple trees, graf, ed from the be0 fruit.
Cath given for Hogs BriRles.
Nov
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11
FRESH GOODS.
BARBOUR g. LINCOLN.

B ARBOUR &" LINCOLN,
EJ AVE received BY The lateR arrivals from Lon
don and Liverpool, via Boffon large add
exteniiye sformeus of GOODS, viz
Belt iuperfne biaek and bee, Nh Of Eegtana
BR hDCL0THs
Fine and common Broadcoths of all colors and
qualitiea
Black blue, blue MKT, Coburg MKT, daabis nai's
CfSSTME2ES
Very fine blue Poiye Ctni0ssss
Blue, olive add brown Ha6t C2etbs
Plain and twill'd Peise Ctsbs
A large affortment of Boss5szsss plain B twili'd
Rs.inetts Scotch Plaids Wlldbores,
Cloak Csmoietts
Devonfhire Kerfeys Hunter cIot6s
Coatings Duffiis Backings swanskin
Black, blue green's le .drab, fawn and brown
SIX VELTITS
Supefhne buff Cafimere for Veitings
A variety of toiiue,;e and fwausdown Veftipg
B ack silk Fioren,ine
Fine and white and yellow Flannels
bale adoted eolord FanneIs
do Rose Blankets from 20 "a
DO 4 4 unbieach Watham Sheetings
do "A bleach do do
Scarlet CafImere Shawis
Slate. back, white and mix'd Worried Hofe
Back and coiord levanine ,wil'd Silks
Back, white and cksngeable Fiorences
Sinchaw and iarfneit Luftrings
IA aodS Levantne 6 K Shawls
large afor,ment of Printed Shawls
Black Nankm Crape5.
B sck aud Col Coasos apss
6 4 black EngIiih Six Lace
Back and white Italian Grape
Damafk Table Linen
Fine Englifh Birds Eye Diaper
RuIia and Amerlcan do
Paent Steam Loom shir,ines
'r,fh Linens Linen Sheeting
Linen Cambrics Long Lawn
Esgaut Furnitures copperplates
Common Cacoes Gnghxms
Fine In6is sheeing Cottoas
Bandanns, flag d black fix Handkerchief
Engifh and French silk Gloves
Kid, beaver and D pglkio Glove.
Wire Gotten Thread patenr coiord linen do
Treble gilt Goa, and YEA Buttons
Webb, patent Sufpenders
Back Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
No s S 2, "A ?, and Pins-siIk Twin
{ and white cotton Cambries
Fancy Mullins
Silk and Gingham UlNBRELLdS
An sfiortment of Ribbands
American Ss 'tiuetts
Gingham., Checks, yc tSc. Nov 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11

which spirited reply is made TO the sric-
lures of writer in the Cincinnati Gazette
upon former article which appeared in the
first mentioned of those papers. The writer
in the Argus is anxious to prove, and, we
think, has clearly demonstrated what his po-
litical friends formerly denied, that the Dis
trict Of Maine is a much better situation for
farmer than Ohio or Tennessee, and that a
regard to their real interests would induce
our agriculturists 10 remain at home, instead of
emigrating TO place whose SOIL is inferior to
the descriptions which have been given of it
by se't-interested Spectators, whose climate
is uncongenial TO their constitutions, and
less healthy than in this part Of the country,
where diseases prevail which are almost Who'll,
ly unknown in New England, and where
they would reap certainly less pecunisry prof
it than they now realize from their labours
This writer must surely blush for his brother
editors, and regret the receptions they have
practised upon the publick. These decep-
tons have no parallel unless we except those
OF the vendors of medicines prepared by
quack doctors, between which there is close
sympathy and an exact resemblance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11

Sudden she feli--th' unconscious stream went BY,
Too late her floating figure met the eye;
She raisd her snowy hands-then sunk to sleep;
They saw no more--the wave was dark and deep
Hope promised much-each parent fondly smiPd
AS rip'ning virtues mark'd this beauteous child
In her-the young companion OF their way,
Bright were the omens of future day.
y grief severe-besidc her VARY tomb,
Long will the Landscape wear tinge of gloom,
On the green margin of the mournfu food
Remembrance oft will pause, where last she stood /;
Muse DER the darkng stream at twilight hour,
And mourh the exit of so fair flower !
Gricve not for those who ere they knew a sigh,
Spread their young pinions for ovelier sky;
homeward they go--to seek fathers face,
Dre guilty earth had left too deep trace
ERE whitening friendships, or Deception's vile,
Child the blood or checked the artless smile
drieve not for those, whom angels bear TO bliss
E'ie time bad taught them what a world il this
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11
WdNTED

SIX Men that ID acquainted with nsking
Pot and Pearl a she's and w h m king stayes %
60 to the sta of VuguiA in vessel thai will
sail in sbou' twenty days, for terms apply DAM
lei flow or Capt. Frederek Gaes on board The
sloop Enterprise at Weeks What
\ The above Soop will AXE FIRE. e. for 5slti.
more OF Alexindria on reasonable terms by sp.
dying bove.
P5rtlAnd, Nov IL, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-11
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In Boston, Mr.. JoHN Cox. mer. of Portland,
to Miss THANKFUL HARRIS GoRE.
ln this town by the Rev. e Kellogg, Mr. David
Waldron to Mrs. Mary Pierce.
In this town, by the Rev Payson, Mr. ELIAS
HERsEY, mer TO Miss MARY-ANN NEWMAN.
At Gorham, by George Lewis, Esq. Mr.. Alex
ander Libby. of Buxton, to Miss Nancy Loring.
of the former place.
In Mnot, by the Rev. William Pdgin, Mr..
Joseph Jackson, TO Miss Lucretia Variel.