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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
Mem Books q Stationary.
VIM. &" I'll. HYDE,

At their THEOLOGICAL AND SCHOOL
Book and STATIONARY STORE, sign of
the BIBLE, Exchange Street,
IL AVE juft received the following, among many
other articles in their line dig Memoirs Of
Mrs Abigail Waters, and excellent roo,k Har-
riet Newell. Fanny Woodbury. Mr.. abigail
Bailey, Cumming's Geography sad Atla,. neaul ca;
fion. Pe nknives, se,y nice pocket aud desk Ink
isands-red and black Ink Powder--Wafers -
very fuperiour Quilts at u i2i bunch-gilt
Letter Paper, ru ed and p sin Writing Books of
super'eur paser and handfome covers. and CON
plete afor tment of
Blank account Books,
made 10 the beif manner add Of good paper. All
of which they will fell. by robyissaie or retail on
very reafonable terms. for ealh or approved cred
it
ALSO, A Confgnment Of Water Proof Sum
mer HATS, and of Pins in neat little boxes, cheap
and very nice
Nav 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
isaac Gffkeg's Estate.

A PPLICATION having tRsn msae To the
"A subscriber Judge ~ lie Cuur, sf Probate
for he c, mty of cumherlsnd bv ksty Cilkey.
the Widow md 80 minis'ratrix en- TIC estate OF
I~ssc elk. J, ts'e of Gofhsm, IA I'D coae' '
House wright, deceased for ~ osder 10 sell :
nsrl Of lie fetsons Rs,s',--erd for an slow.
snce 10 her co Of he same IS w Idow If said
deceased snd If her sree.nRt 1T charges of sd.
ministrss'oF, / IL hereh, Il. ~, he Heirs md
edecrs Of lid Ests,e, that her ssid s,lc ltion
will 81 considered ty me - Probate g, urt u
be holden 4 he house If Ie-ieh Shsu, n sad
Co. l,s.n m the irss "Wednesday Of June next nj
ten o'cioek in The furercon, ~htn and where
they may tie present md herd thereon, II she,
see f. SAN FREEMAN.
My Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
DIED

DIED,
in Aena, Ohio, Mr. William M'Lellan, killed
y tightening when Ia his barn.
La Taunton, Miss Frances Tiilnghast. aged OF.
H'sIfst daughter OF Nicholas II. Esq.
" Ntwbnfyport, Mrs. Caroline Emery. wife OF
*spt. Moses 4 and dasghter of Josiah Smith ESQ.
N DFacut, DR.. Ames Bradley, aged So.
Ia hestbfook, Mr.Willam Crawford, aged Of.
lew days previous to bis death he invited his
lends to repast hich he contemplated giving
Etfn on the tsrminasion of las minority. When
Rf DAP arrived bis friends met but alas. il was
~ Tor graduation and mirth Their ioy was
Fned Into monrnng--forit was the day or bis in
ffsnent.
l. windhsm. l0sh inst. Mr.. jacob Elicit, sg-
ked 20.
= this town, John, son Of Mr.. Stephen Lewis.
10 year
80 me 18th inst. Thomas Ayres, a sailor On
~ ine ship Hero, belonging TO 1t John, y. B.
8 was found in The evening Of said day in The
hold-Supposed 10 have fallen in ia a state
heor'atlon--He is said TO have mother living
liverpool, Eng. entirely dependent on him FOR
Ne<stsnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

The fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerneA that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himief the ruiz of executor OF the
an Will aud Teltament of ROBERT BURN
HAM late of Scarborough, 10 the county of Czn-
berIand, yeomsn. decesied, by giving bond az the
law directs-he therefore requeffs all perions who
are indebted TO the faid deceafed eliate to make
immediate payment; and thofe who have any de-
mands thereon. to exhibit the fame to
SAMUEL BURNHAM.
Scarborough, May IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

'HE fubscriber hereby gives public notice to
4 all co cerned that Che ha. bees duly appoiu-
ted and taken upon herfef the truii of adminimra-
,rix on the eftate of IA COB TRUE. late of North.
Yarmouth, 10 the county of Cumberland, yeoman.
deceaied, by giving bond as the law directs-she
therefore, requefts all perfons who are indebted to
the iaid dece4ieds eflate TO make immediate pay
menr; and thoie who have zny demands ihereon,
60 exhibit the fame TO SUSAENAH TRUE.
NorthYarmouth, May "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
CAUTION.

NTHPREAs great damage has been done 10 tie
" public isreess IN town on Monijoy. Neck
and over BramhaTs Hill particularly in the ltreet
leading to the observatory by peoples taking and
carrying away faEd, gravel and nones, TO the lIju
ry of the public and detrinaent Of individual. own
ing land Joining thofe itreets This - therefore
to forbid all perons from committing the like .rei
paiies in future. on pain of a Profecnton for dam
ages.
BY order of the eeiectmen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Cbai, man.
Portland, May A. 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
I Seasond1te Goods. ID
GEORGES HILL,
1 las jun received an elegan, aHortment Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
OF
NO. 6, NUsSEY,s RON,

Leno, Null, Jsckoner rain ditto
Cambria, India Book Caoton 81 Italian Grape
and Fancy figured Black and White sllk
MUsLINs HOSE
"A and white Cam / White and color'd Cot
bricks Il ton ditto
Black and color'd do. 4 Ladies fix beaver kid
Imitation Lawn, new Cambria GLOVES
article \ Mems dog and deerfkin
Black, green and color beaver cotton and
ed Florence SILKS black aud white G X
India Luftrings X Sars dstto
nets Company Bandanuas,
Levantines- Plaid Silk. flag, cheek and black
n great variety of a BLK HDKFS
and 8 light and dai X Cotton LAces and Foot
Canbrick Print. ings
Caicoe.- Cnghams i'ombazeus-- Ra,tinetu
Mourning ditto HVevets--check Linen
Furnifures-- Copper Mill nett
plates / Button Mouids
Cambria and common Cotton Sewings--Tapes
Dimoties Patent colored Threads
Corded figured Cam \ 4 variety of Ribbons
brics \ Bindings Buttons
Imitation and printed 1 Pins Pep knives
Shawls sewing Silk Twift
Iriih Linens A complete afiortment
Long Lawns of lnper fne and mid
Linen Cambric-Imita ding blue, black.
tioa ditto brown and faihona
Quitting and figured 4 bic mixd BROAD
Venings CLOTHS
Black fix fl rentne do Black drab blue White
Blue & yellow Narkins buff aud falhonahIe
White Jean--Brown mixsd CASSIMERES
Linens Stockinetts Sa,tinet;s
britiih Cottons-Cole 1 Berlin Cords, &c sc &c
~ Also
Factory Ginghams-Sheeting Shirt
ing-Checks and Stripes.
All cheap for CASH. May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

DLANK Rules of Court; Writs Of Replevin !:
I'D Jnstice' scirefacies Trustee Writs; Notari-
al Protests Notifications FOR Collectors Of Taxes !:
Notifications for Training; Military Summons,
Complaints and Executions; Bonds, of all kinds:
Bills OF Sale; Town Treasury Orders !; Notes Of
Hand Letters OF Guardianship ard Guardian
Bonds, for non compus mentis persons, &c. &c.
for sale al THIS OFFlLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO
all concerned tina, he has been duly appoint.
ed and has taken upon himisif the uuif of Guar
dian TO Mrs REBsccA Foerss of Bradford, in the
county OF Edex. Widow all perions indebted TO
the effate offs'd widow, required TO make i'm
med iafe payment and hole WAC have any de-
mands thereon are requefee to exhibit the fame to
WILLIAM OREENoU0H.
Bradford. May Z, ls,7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned that fhe has been duiy apooint-
ed and taken upon herfef the truft of sdmiui.tra-
trix of he effate of ROBER HALL iaie of Fsl-
mouth in the County of Cumberland yeoman,
deceaied by giving bond as the law direcss--ih e
therefore requeRs al perions who are indebted to
The laid deceafed' e0ate make immediate pay-
ment aud thcle who have any demands therecr.
TO exhibit the fame 20 SUSANNA HALL.
Falmouth May IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

Cn Saturday night. AIr. Mark Veezs. bcion
ging on board tue fishing boat Lucy, Of Kittery
living NJ ingraham's Wharf, was taken i'll viii
vomiting in tie night and got out of his birth, went
OH deck. called for his jacket, aud on Sunday
inovning he was found in the dock. near the loves
euh If Ingraham's Wharf drowned.
Ga Sunday. 18th inst. Mrs Matilda johnson
cousort OF Mr.. VIM. Johnson. aged 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
Spring & Summer Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
lave received from the latelt importations a
: large aiorlmeat of
FRESH GOODS.

fuited 20 the prefent and approaching fearon--
AMONG WHICH ARE
Beef black, brown, olive and fate Lsvaafiaf, e
black, white, dark * light changabie cold. =
Fio,eree black and plaid Italian black Sin ; %
chsw, plsided, black and coioured Sarlnett z
green and figured Bonnet 9
Very fn4 tambcur'd. figured and plain Leno and
Book 11USLTNS
Cambria Muffin India Muffin
Cotton Cambrics Linen Cambric.
Linen Cambria HANDKERcHIEFS
Light and dark FURNIIHRE5 rich colours
Light and dark Cambria PRINTS
Common Cacoe Coppefpiates
81 4 and 4 limitation and printed SHAEYLS
Muilin Gown Trimmings
8 and a. TRIsH LINENS
iriih Linen Shooting
Ga 4, 8 4 and 1914 Damsfk TABLE LINEN
Colrain and lieem loom Cottons
Light and dark coloured C2mbrics; GA @ nghams
Cotfo on Laces and Footipgs
Muiln Cravats with col d borders, very low
Rng ifh and French ii k Gloves
Silk. cotton and worried Hoiery
Parent Naukns; white lean
Blue and yellow NaDkns, fri chop
White, bu # and figured Meriaies vESTING
Black ok Veit,ng; Buckram
Luitr,ng and fattin Ribbons
Yellow aud white Marking Canvass
Silk aud gngham Umbre las
Beef gilt coat zad welt Bu:toos
Thread and pearl Shirt Buttons
Wire Sewiag Cotton; Il Twif
ack and blue Italian Sewing Silk
Ben Baudauna, flag and black Elk Handkerchief
India Cacoes India Cottons
India Counterpanes
Webb's Datent Sufnenders
Indis Hearth Rugs
Brown Linens Brswn Cottous
Waltham bleached and unbleached SHiRTINGS
and SHEETINGS
American Bed Ticking
Black,
Owe "; supsrfne, Middling,
Green and Common
Mr. M,:s and BRoADcLoTHs.
sss. Double tsg and single .I,!s, MILD
p m;.a : CAosIMEkEs.
Beaver plsio.; Priea Cloths; sa,tine,t., &c
Making as handtome an Allotment Of Goods a,
were ever offered in this towa.
May 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

ME- the subscribers having been appointed
W by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge
Of Probate, &c. 10 receive and examine he
claims of creditors to the estate of FLAyIN
SABlNS. late Of Portland, gentleman, deceased.
represented 'nsoveni, do hereby give notice that
tariher time OF s;y months from The 18th of
March las, IS allowed to sid creditors 10 bring
II end prove their claims, anl tia, we shall at
end that service at tie dwelling house Of Thnrn.
IS Veos'er. on he lst Saturday of this raenth
snd the ti;sl and last Saturday, in fune--and az
the ctnce VI joseph Pope, Esq. on TIE fFst Sat-
urdsy Of he three following months. Dated At
portisnd. this / s b MAY, 1917.
THOMAS WEBSTER Conn,;,.
JACO3 MOVES. x,one,s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
PEACE SOCIETY.

THE Members IF the' ace Society of Maine
are hsreby notified, that meeting of f.id SO
ciety Is to De held, at the Meetiog Houfe of the
FRI Parifh in Portland, on TUESDAY RE srvesfy
seosnfb IA at four o'clock in ! be afternoon and
that in the evening dfcourfe WI be delivered,
at the fame place, by the Rev Du6 ArpLEros.
E. II. COBB Reg Seq.
May g 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
~ NEW GOODS.
VIM. & Edward Oxnard.

NV y IKUOOAIo KUW,
til AVE received for Sale,
Fine dark aud right Cacoes--4 and 4
Ginghams-4 and black and white Cam
brcs-6-4, IA. 8 printed and imitation shawl.-
Bandanna and flag fix Handke; chiefs-biue and
yellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud cambria Dimorv-
black and yellow Buckram--black add colourd
Lultrings -Parasols-siIk aud cotton Umbrellas-
A and Sheetings-Huttons &c, &c.
May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

ME tie Subscribers hssing been appointed
oy The Hon Samuel Freeman. 40
Judge Of Probs,e for the county of Cumberland.
% receive and ex mine the claims At creditors
p,he estate Of THOMAS CHUTE, late o~
w ndhsm. Esquire. deceased Represented in-
solvent. do hereby give notice that further
time ofone mon. h IS allowed to sail creditors 10
nrIng IN snd prove their claims, aud that we
.hah attend thst service st The lie dwelling.
house ot The deceased, ontl'e las, Tuesday In
Mss inst. snd tie second Ffldas in Iune ne II.
trcm zen o'clock A. VI "a fonr II. ".
JONATll N ANDREW D Comn;s.
NATHAN GOULD. sionesx.
Windhsm, May IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
NEW GOODS.

JOSIAH MUNROE, RESPECTFULLY in
forms his Friends and the Public oh At he has taken
Store No Union Row, Middle Street, where he
has a general sfTorsmsn, of Rng'ifh French and
India Goods, at reaionabe prices for caih
Nav 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
f.. STE TENS.
EXCHANGE STREET,

EXCHANGE STREET,
LAS I'M received handfome al-ortment of
Goods among which are, Calicoes-A 4 and
London prints Gnghams-F urnitures--a
great variety of Mullins, fome Of which are very
6ne-fne Thresdsand cotton Laces and Fsotings-
black and white Silk Lace--Cyprufs-Ba Black
and white Italian Crapes-Linen and Cotton peck
ct Hanekerchiefs-bzck white and cocured 81 1
Shaws India Calicoes- Bonn bag stts-B Black twill
led Lufrings green and other fashionable colour.
--Rihbons-Lnen and Cotten Cambrcs-Brown
twed dieto- Long Lawns Observation-Disclosures
Ladies black white aud fate Silk, worried and cot
ton Hoie-Lzdie kid and Silk Cloves Genie
mems Silk and Leather Gloves -Tor,oife helI
Combs-Msrkl Canvais-- Black 8ombazin-
Cambria Gown TRIMMING Fans-Tsble Linen :
and aFaoory Cottots, C. SC.
May 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
COURT, COMMERCIAL.

4 Nd almost everv Other Kind OF BIASR2.
~ in common rse. Tor safe Il THts 0sfItf
~ Considerable additish made Il the as
sorsment lately.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20
HARD WARE GOODS.
]. GODDARD,
AS teeeieed an additional fuppIy of
No 4, UNT1N-R0T,


1 AS recei3ed an additional fuppIy of
HAPD WARE GOODS,
which together with his former ffcck, make an
extenlive afortment--fo for fa!e on liberal terms
among them are, Shovels, Hoes and Spades
Spikes Nais Brads and Tacks--Glais-Sheer lead
--Coppe, and sheet Iron Tea Kettles Brsfs Cab
inc Trimmings Locks all kinds-Fifh Hooks
Bed Key shot pouches hemes-ren er Hooks
Waters Britannia me's Tea Pots ats and
plated Candlencks-snnfFers and Trays Knives
and Forks--Raz ,rs--scfors- Pen aud Pocket
Knives Hinges and Screws Iron Spoons
Brufhe.- Common and Plated Sadlery-Chaife
Whips Brais Scales--Brals Wire-Cotton and
Wool Cards-Lead Pots-Crucibles Sand Stones
- Fnts- Curry Combs-Sand PAPER tic.
ALSO Caa. siaered asd German steel (beft
quality Anvils Vices--Fry Pans--Brafs KETTLES
all Steel Axes--oad Irons Hollow Ware TIE.
tic 6w May 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

.MARRIED.

MARRIED..
IN Bah, by Rev. ]. w. Eliingwood, Mr. Ter
mlse Ellsworth, To Miss Martha II. Trott.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-20

N Mr. Thomas Warren of this town. bought on the
Dsh of July last three pigs 5 4 blood Newbury.
n bite, and butchered them the 18th of the pres
y N month Weight of the three 824 lbs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

|batross, and captain Guysler, of the
schooner Leda, both Of whom hau
been made prisoners on the Coast Of
Mexico, and the latter after three
months detention, being robbed of his
provisions, was orderedolH. Captain
Smith left his ship lying of and on at
the mouth OF the haftor, and entered
it with his boat, but, with his boats
crew vas Immediately made prisoners,
and directed to write to the officer OF
board the ship to bring her in. Capt.
S. suspected there was no one present
who could read English, wrote the
note in which he informed the mate
of his situation, directed him to send
a shift of clothes in small trunk, and
put to sea, and remain with the ship
at certain Island. The mate acted
accordingly. Captain. Smith remain
ed prisoner several weeks, and was
on his way to join his ship when capt.
II. saw him.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

Book Auction.
On MONDAY EVENING, 7 o'clock,
Will be sold at the auction store of Phi
lipG. Marsteller, corner OF Prince ant
Water streets,
A large and general collection o
BOOKS, consisting Of upwards of sever
hundred volumes, theological, medical
and miscellaneous. Among which are,
DR.. Robcrtson's works
Shakespeate's plays
DR.. Blair's sermons, in 9 vol.
Fielding's works
Millions works
Bonaparte's campaign
Fox's works, &c. &c.
Also, a general assortment CT Station
arr, viz.
Post paper
Fnolseap ditto
Russian quilts
Pencils
Telescope, c'o. &c.
Catalogues will be delivered previous
to the sale, aud the books open for in
spection en- Saturday and Monday.
april 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

cease; I hope we may yet arrive at
and happiness; and if the
present proposal for union were ter
times worse than it is, ! will not despair
if we do but hold together, and bury old
animoslties; | desire that an .4gape,a teas
Of love, may take place, where every man
setting down, may forgive each enc his
ueighbor and eat his mSat with glad
ness CURtO.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Ntro- York, april IA

yNtrO- York, april IA.
Late FROMTdE SOUTH SEAS,
Capt Fauring, of the ship Yolun.
|tee,., who arrived at this port yester-
Iday. Informs, that while on his voy-
age in the Pacific Ocean, having her
crew much affected With the sCurvy,
was obliged to put into the por: Of
|Coouil,bo for refreshments. Tn
capt. F. landing he and his boats
|crew were made prisoners. Capt. + {.
was Immediately marched TO prison,
land confined in a place 10 by 5 l-2
feet square, with a hole 8 by 10 inch
les. called window, to admit the air.
and this nearly choaked up with
lnassy bars ofiron, and infested with
three kinds Of the most obrox Gus
Ivernin. The ship was taken posses
sion of by an armed force, his sails.
IpowGer and arms taken on shore, &
latter a months detention, during
which time tue crew were robbed ev-
''en of their wearing apparel and treat
led in the most unfeelinS and cruel
manner, the ship was released by an
order from the captain General OF
Chill to the Governor Of Cnquimbo,
and directed to put to sea, and for
hidden to approach again within ten
leagues Of the coast.
On rcgaiuing his liberty, capt +.
entered into correspondence with the
governor, demonstrating, in a spirit
ed manner, against the treatment he
had received. and demanded to know
the cause why citizen of the U. s.
who had put into his port fer succor,
should have been thus abused.
The Governor finally invited him
Ito confer cnce, and apologized for his
acts by saying that they had strong
|spspicions that we Americans were
disposed to assist their present oppo-
sers of the present government OF
Chill. This (and the other false sub
terfuges) the governor stated, obliged
them to treat US in this manner.
Capt. F. saw at Conquimbo. whale
boats and dry-works, which, he
was informed by one of his guard,
belonged to an American whaling
vessel which had been condemned
there.
Mr.. Havel the consul general OF
The United States, at st. Jago, tn
.apital, was arrested by the Go.erno'
,fChili, and sent as a state prisonu
20 the Island Of Juan Fernando
ca, tain F. afterwards saw and C "a
vel sed with captain Smith, OF the AL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Notice,

4 IL persons having claims against
N the estate Of Charles Dement,, late
of Charles County deceased, e request
ed TO exhibit the same to the subscriber,
legally authenticated, on or before the
18th day Of October next, otherwise
they may be by law excluded from any
benefit Of the said dcceaSed's estate.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
April, 1917.
MARY DEMENT,, Admr's.
april IL f3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
Land for Sale.

1.-TWO hundred and twenty four Acres
of the Tract on which the subscrib-
.r at present resides, about Tour miles
from Alexandra. The soil is fertile.
and well wooded few situations in Fir-
ginia (rcm IFS natura! advantages moro
desirable than this having some beau
|tiful scites for building, commanding an
extensive view oil the Potomac and the
adjacent country, comprehending Tie es-
tates of Mount Vernon, WoOdlawn, Hay
field, together with the lands Of General
L. Mason, and the fsrmIof The late Mrs.
Hammersley and others.
If the above property be not disposed
of before the 10th day Of May, being sa-
,urdsy, it will then be offered at PUB
Lie SALE, on the premises, to the high
eat bidder. The terms of payment viii
then be made known.
JAMES PATTON.
Clifton Lodge, April ID mwf2w
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Notice.

lTHE subscriber having obtained fror,
the Orphans curt OF Charles c6ua-
ity, Maryland, letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of Joseph Hunt.
late Of said county deceased-This is 70
| give notice TO all persons indebted 10 said
estate to come forward and settle their
accounts and all persons having claims
against said decedent are required to
beiug in their claims on or before tie ith
day Of October next, or they may by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said e.
state. $3.50.
JUDSON HUNT, Admir-.
april II fmawSwt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18
For Sale.

A Trect Of Land on the Potomac Ii.
yer in Charles County, Maryland. about
three miles above Maryland Point and
containing 75a acres more or less. The
above land is at present in the hands rs
tenants, though calculated for desira-
bile Farm. II is compact AID the soil
sood and possesses many advantages
from its situation, lying on navisabie
river and neal several good fisheries,
Those who feel disposed to purchase, It
IS presumed will visit the preGiise-; and
terms will be made known Oil Application
10 the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Pert Tohsceo, March, svf
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Barlue George Williams, Warner, and
brig George Washington, GostOn, clear
ed at Providence, f. l. 11th instant, for
this port.
Schr New Packet, Crosby, cleared al
Boston 18th instant, FOR this port.
Brig Victory, Prescott, hence, arrived
at Norfolk l4th instant, So hours pas
sage.
Brig A,rilla, Rowland, hence, cleared
at Savannah 9th instant, for New York,
Slnop Lightning Bug. jonathan. hence,
arrived at Richmond 9Th instant.
Schr Dolphin, - 10, cleared at
Richmond 18th instant, for this port.
Schr Rose-in. Bloom, Rowland, hence,
cleared at Savannah 9TH instant, for Eal-
tI..ore.
schr Cumberland, Hodgkinsor, hence
at st. Thohias's lst instant had sold
her cargo Of Acur at SI7 per barrel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

~ The friends Of the late Mrs. Alice
Riggs, Of Georgetown, are invited 10 at
tend her funeral al 8 O'clock this alter
noon, from the dwelling of capt. James
Lawrason, s .isaph-st. april l8
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-18

For Freight,
SSs The Schooner STORK, Da.
sy@FSSspm Soule master, burthen
sHss about 700 barrels, is good
a&1 vessel, will be ready for a
cargo in days, and take freight for the
West Indies or Coastwise. Apply to
LAWRASON 4 P0WLE,
Tho hare for sale,
Said schoOner's cargo of
60 tons Plaster Paris
10000 ieet Lumber
Is cords Hemlock Bark
They have also landing from schooner
Republican, capt. Bangs,
so tons Swedes. Iron, square bars Of
of 1,hl-s;I IA inches
50 boxes mould Candles
April Is