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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

It is stated in the Philadelphia papers,
that Of 400 passengers that lately arrived at
the Lazaretlo in the ship Hope, 70 have d.
ed in consequence of their suferings, from
the want OF proper provisions for their
voyage, end that 20 are now lying in de
plorable situation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

female Of about 25 years Of age has of
late excited much attention 10 England, under
the name Of Caraboo. She is represented TO
be remarkably beautiful and elegant, as well
as modest Uses signs TO communicate her
ideas, her language being an unintelIgible
iargon resembling the Chinese. 1t is said
however that she is an imposter, though no
one can account for her resuming the charac-
ter and conduct she has.
Her reai name is said to be Baker, and that
on being discovered she had taken passage in
an American vessel from Bristol for Philadel-
rhia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Letters rom Cape Henry, mesiion that the
Congress frigate, Capt Morris, had been there,
and had been received rather coldly- no
salutes were reciprocated. Captain MORRIS
dispatches for government have been sent 20
Washington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Baltimore Deluge.-The depth OF wa
ter in many OF the streets 0. Baltimore during
the late freshet, was considerable one
street the water was nearly twelve feet above
the side pavements, and thirteen above the
CUTTERS. -IVeekly Register.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The PRESIDENT OF the United States
IS passing rapidly along the military posss
upon our western frontier. 4 tic bfitlW
Officers at Fort George, on his afflsai 81
Niagara sent over polite message, stating
that should II concur with his wishes they
would do themselves The honour OF waiting
upon him The President being anxious
TO facilitate the tour Of observation which
had been p o,ra ed, liolilely declined The
attention.
The last 4 IF Mr. Munroe, lett
him AZ Det..... uH lace was illuminat-
ed on the occasion Of his srrisal--he was
expected to leave there for Sandusky on
the 9Th Aug.
Mysterious Disahheararce.-Mr. Samu'
el Annable of Belchertown, in the county
Of Hampshire, left his house on the i9th
OF last month for East Haddam, Conn.
which place he left on The 22d, on his way
home, aud on the same evening arrived at
Ludlow between twilight and dark ne had
with him when he set out one horse wag-
gon and a cart, aud for the latter he re-
criyed about 100 dollars. He lett Ludlow
The same evening and has not since been
heard Of. The next morning, Sunday, his
saddle was found in piece OF pasture
ground adjoining a wood, one mile and
half from Mrs. G's aud his horse was TAX
en- up about miles farther on, the rein OF
the bride having been cut off near the bits,
and The head stall still remaining on him.
OF Mr.. A nothing b as been heard, and not
withstanding the most diliSent search has
been made, 10 traces of his body. clothes,
or money, can be found, though marks OF
blood have been seen in and near The high
way, adjoining the field, where the saddle
was discovered. He was respectable
young man, with small and pleasant fami-
ly, was in easy, unembarrasset circumstan-
ces, and as far as is known, in state Of
mind perfectly sane.-W0rce8ter Sly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Charleston Council Chamber had
appropriated 5000 dollars towards the re-
lief Of the poor Ut that city, during the
sickness.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

In no papers are the Federallsis Ho's i a, ~
hipbly extoled, lhan ia The aurora aha -
ry's I Oirve Branch pronounees them Y II
an estimablc, respectable and en''gn'elsa
Marty" The President in his late 'ooF has
had annie evidences Of their character ano
nripciples. and ii The falsehood Of Tie charges
made against them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
Harvard UniuerSitv.

The annual Commencement in this a.
and highly respectable Institution was =
en- on "Wednesday last. The exerriss
SAID tc have been Of singular merit and !
company numerous and highly respeciaak
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts vas
ierred on 81 young gentlemen, ID cOgEas
That OF Master Of Arts on A.
The Degree of Doctor OF Laws vas e
red 90 bis EAceliency JOHN BR00As,
on the Hon. JEREAiAH Mason.
The Degree Of Doctor Of p s;aiif
conferred on the Rev. DAvarr CgAFlls
the Rev. NATHANIEL. r InAYrs.
The number Of candidate, FL ,du
mo fi'fFard University this ysar, =
one hundred.
ne company which attended al IL
dinner given to the Hon. JoHS Gpisa
ANS, IN Boston, on Tuesday last. vas
Gus aud highly respectable The tie
l'om Gray, presided, assisted BY The T. +
&. Ofis, Jonathan Mason and Gsyrgs
Esq'fs. Among the guests we're =
JoHN ADAMS, His Exceilency Gov {
his Honor 1t. Gov. PHILIPS, JUDGE
Gen. Dearborn, Gen. Mllier, Con-
President Kirklaad, Gen. Wmgsiss -
ether, Officers Of The army and naTy /
The great sea Serpent still coDip1ss
ing and sporting oft Gloucester, noi
alarmed At the mighty preparations y
making to wEesl bin from us native g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
Agents for the Portland Gassth


.NorthyarmOutt. WILLIAM BARRows, ESQ.
Freeport, Mr. NATHAN NYE.
Brunswick, 7'opshom and Lisbon, Prrzs b
ALDEN, Esq.
Bah, Boudoinham, PhipsBurg, Georgsbs,
aud WOolayich, EBENEzER CLAP, Eso. !,
Bath.
Fiscasset, Mr. BARKER Neal.
.Ne7y- Castle, marlborough and Brisfol, ST..
rHEN CoFFIS, Esq Of Marlborough.
marlborough, JOHN tIEAD, Esq. Pm.
Warren and Uaion, JESSE PAoE, ESQ. P. N
Warren.
ThOmasiO', JosEPH S5RAouz, Esq
Camden, JONATHAN THAYER, Esq.
Belfast and NorttPort Mr.. RALrH @ jon
son, mer Belfast.
Castine, TBomAs E. HALE. Esq
Fron1ort, ARCHIBALD JONES, Esq,
Bangor, JAcoB McGAw, Esq.
Foirjar and Harlem J. c. WAsHBrRs, Es
p NJ. Harlem.
Piftston, JACOB LOUD, Esq. P. NJ.
II Gentlemen in any Of the above tOHn
who are DESTROYS Of becoming patrons 10 Ii
paper, are Informed, that, by leaving tbs
names with either ofour Agents a papers
be forwarded to them.
Late accounts from Europe mention thssi
further reduction OF the Allied Army 10 FnmI
is contemplated, Of $4,000. This viii \
duCe the whole force 10 10000. Many III
pose that the whole will be removed bed
the expiration Of one year. These anzwI
ments show beyond contradiction, that
present rulers Of France have nothing ID II
from the partizans Of the ey-emperor. ThI
is no question but tue internal state Of thea|
ton is fast improving, and that the condiaI
Of the people at large is prosperous and II
ny far beyond that Of any period since
commencement of The cut throat reVoIuiim
Marshal Soult has permission to Eeslds
Lille, in the Netherlands.
King Charles ", the Queen his consss
the Queen Of Etruria, and Godoy, Pines
Peace, were in Rome at the last date.
The Bishop ofOreans, and forty Caiho1
Priests, were to sail from France 10 a fngsI
the end Of June, for the Mississippi.
The Presidents ToHr.-The last Accord
left the President Of The u. s. at Detroit.
seems he made quick progress on the Ess
frontier.
The commencement at BoWdcln CoAl1
in Brunswick, win take place tomorrow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

A fire at Newburg destroyeds stores and 3
dwelling houses on the 2lst inst.
Letters from Charleston, S.C.say," There
is no reason to believe that this city will be
healthy before the occurrence Of irosts, though
the removal Of most ot the subject lessen the
number ofnew cases and leads some people
enormously TO conclude that the causes OF the
disease have subsidized"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

King Charles ", the Queen his cons'
the Queen of Etruria, and Godoy, Piincsl
Peace, were in Rome at the last date.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

David Wilson OF Kentucky is said tt
have had four wives, and by them 40 chill
den.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Bishop ofOrleans, and forty Cato
Priests, were to salt from France ID frss
the end Of June, for the Mississippi.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

!" .Hore Mud" @skan expression, which
i ! said the famous Nat. Lyon used. whenev-
eF he saw an Unlocking new member, come
70 Congress. III one IF the Western States
: afaes Dirt, ESQ. is announced as 4 candidate
Tor Congress. Mats aposiyophe in this case
would not Be very much out Of he way.
.A q. Observe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The city on New York is infested with foot
pads and burglars. Scarcely a night passes,
without the commission Of some daring act Of
violence, on The lives, as we'll as property, OF
the inhabitants.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

rF That he GAzTTTE may tecone ossrrl 4
HsefHI Information, 0nd rendered Norihg tAt "a.
age Of a liberal and enlightened eoR,sDulisy 4. !,
!iet Of correspondents mol only fhe fruifs q i.,
arinoiions, bit an account aLso, q sch lcsl !.
elnytances as traaFire n their rtspsclirs siean...
that oar pcpsr nay Be, 7nPhaticaily the Gazette
Maine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

u Gentlemen in any Of The above tOHn
who are DESTROYS of becoming patrons 10 d
paper, are Informed, that, by leaving tbs
names with either Of our Agents, papersl
be forwarded to them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Presidents Tour.-The last accos
left the President Of the u. 5. at Detroit
seems he made quick progress on the vss'
frontier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Commencement at Bowdcin CoiSl
IN Brunswick, win take place tonoHOH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

% very snort time tA4iEEaA0l VII eesM
and tie District q Maine rival any part j !,
United States.
That our wishes, III this respect ms, 5
eonsumpaled, re offer the use Of a su,,,a1
PORTION ofour paper 70 discussion Of !.
questions growing out II tie establislues, !
such society, q any subject connected ~
i,--and invite seient6ek Farmers who $.
satisfied 81 the utility IT the plan, to fave. |,
with their communications.
A slight observation must satisfy he ss<
skeptical that the late scarcity Of prOsisi.s,
i not 10 be attributed 70 the barenness i i.
soil nor the GOODNESS III climate-neiihe, 4.
discomfort grown out q The inciyihty Ga.
citizens for, in these respects, no people :.
be more highly iavoured. It is high tn.
therefore, that the evils we suffer should
found out aud a remedy applied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
MeAod ofdestroping CattertiNars

Method Of destroying CattertiNdrs
Take chatng dish with lighted char
coal, throw some pinches Of birthstone, in
powder, on the Goals, and place it under the
branches that are loaded with caterpillars
the vapour will not only destroy all that
are on the tree. but prevent il from being
infested again Washington City Gaz.
The Charleston Council Chamber had
appropriated 5000 dollars towards the re-
Iief Of the poor Ut that city, during the
sickness.
It is stated in the Philadelphia papers,
that of 400 passengers that lately arrived at
the Lazaretto in the ship Hope, 70 have d.
ed in consequence of their sutferings, from
the want OF proper provisions for their
voyage, end that 20 are now lying in de
plorable situation.
David Wilson OF Kentucky is said to
have had four wives, and by them 40 chill
dien.
The city OF New York is infested with foot |
pads and burglars. Scarcelya night passes, |
without the commission of some daring act OF
violence, on The lives, as we'll as property, OF
the inhabitants.
The Hon, Mr.. West, lately deceased, in |
his will has bequeathed to the parish in
Cbarlestown, to which he belonged, yalua-
bic real estate, estimated 10 be worth Five
Thousand Dollars, the income Of which is to
be appropriated Tor the support OF minister.
Survey-We understand that an actual
Survey Of Boston Harbour Is to be commenc-
ed during the present autumn by Capt Wads-
worth, and other officers in the u. S. service, |
who, during the summer have been engaged |
in carefully surveying GARDENERS bay, and |
part of the harbour Of Newport The Com
missioners appointed under the authority, we |
believe, OF Resolve of Congress, 10 ascer-
tain the most suitable position for northern
naval depot, have been employed with much |
diligence in the examinations Of various har- |
bours, on this coast, their means and capabiI- |
tiles obedience and other circumstances in
1iuSAAA fu th1 o1oHc VI tuSlI itiaIuEtlOlS. 1
They broke up some days since at Newport,
and have proceeded to New York B Il,ll.
Nc;o Saddies.-We have lately seen a she.
cies Of saddle, which is now getting into use,
OF new construction. II has no saddle tree
IN IT. Nearly the whole saddle consists oil
padding very closely pressed and in lieu of
the saddle-ITee, j this padding raised, in
very dense manner, 50 as 10 form a pommel.
There i great deal Of stitching about ii, To
conhne the padding, which gives il the ap
pearance OF a worked lady's saddle. Itis re-
markabe easy both for the horse and the ri
der.-The only disadvantage, that strikes al
iFst sight Is, that IL the saddle gets wet IL will
take some pains to dry IT, An oilcloth. or
some other cover, may be employed to screen
Il from this Observation-Disclosures Con-
pier.
.Hore Mud" Wstan expression. which
Il ! said the famous Mat Lyon used, whenev-
eF he saw an Unlocking new member, come
70 Congress. Ii one IF the Western States
James Dirt, ESQ. is announced a candidate
Tor Congress. Mats aposigophe in this case
would not be very much out Of Tie way.
n @. Observe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Hon, Mr.. West, lately deceased, in
his will has bequeathed to the parish in
Cbarlestown, to which he belonged, valua-
bic real estate, estimated 10 be worth Firve
thousand Dollars, the income Of which is to
be appropriated Tor the support OF minister
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Relf's Gazette of Friday, observes
/" We are informed that the Court Martial
instituted for the trial of Colonel Wharton.
OIL the Marine Corps, a, the City Of Wash
ington, is 10 bs organized, and NEE; this day.
= question as 10 the. competency OF the
Court has been started and il is believed,
sha, the Colonel cannot be tried, consistent.
" with our laws, bya court composed
principally OF naval eticcrs"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Spanish Consulate.

The port Of Vera Cruz being now oper
to the importation of every species o
provisions in every class OF vessels BE-
longing to powers or states friendly o
neutral, as officially communicated Il
me by his sxcellency the governor of tina
place, under date ED October ultimo
4 have the satisfaction to announc. t.
this public said permission. with a viev
that it may also reach the knowledge o
merchants in ether states. The csndi
|tions on which ~ above commerce II
admissible are as follows;
That, without any alteration in thu
duties which have been paid on the in
PRODUCTION Of ether provisions hitherto
the article Of fsur is subject to that o
oty one reales Is dollars IL and hal.
3eats) silver uoHey: 4 that its duratIG.
b., for the space Of six months. which moi
outstanding will continue six mont,
tier the declaration of the suspension
he said foreign traffic.
JOAQUIN ZAMORAN0
Alexandra, 18th January, 1917.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
ROBBERY.

On Ae nigh. Of the 9Th Of December.
Sl6, the Exchange Once OF The sub
,criber. Bridge street, ienrgetsa n, from
,oearances b. false key was robbed
# the following property, in Specie, con.
,isting Of dollars, change. American and
En slish gold, about EhO dollars bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank of Washington, and some small
tickets. together about 50 dollars, a one
pound note Of the bank Of Englard, and
/ one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
eta as per numbers below. The lbttery
tickets can be Of no use to the persons
taking them, and an attempt to pass them
would only lead to a detection, it is
therefore hoped that the person or per-
sons who took them. will return them to
The subscriber through the Post Office at
Georgetown. A liberal Reward vii be
paid BY the subscriber for any informa.
ton that NAV lead to the discovery OF
the persons or recovery Of the property.
All keepers of lottery Offices in the Unit
Ell States will please to keep list Of the
numbers OF the following tickets. as it
may lead to a discovery OF the theft.
RUMULUS RIGGS.
List Of the Eas, Of Tickets in the Med
icnL Lottery, Cd Class.
ssO1, ee0s, saOS, 1904, s2o5, 1905.
1907, 2aOS, soO9, s2tO, 221e. 2a1S,
'ee14. se16, 2217, s21s. sel9. se2O,
1851, 1852, 1855, 1881. 1885,
1856, 1887, 1883. 1889. 1850,
1851, 1860, 1865, 1864, 147s1,
47sa, 1873, 1854, 1875, 147s6,
l47S7. 1413S, 1889, 14740,
.14741, 1414a, 14743, 14744, 14745,
l4746. 14147. 1474s, 14749, 1880,
l47a6. 1878, 1870. 1880, 1889.
al5es, 1884, sI5s5, sl5e7, e152S.
el529, 1850, 1854, 1855, 1857.
.al5SS, 2I5S9, e154O, 2l546, 2l547,
's154s, s1549, 1850, 1901, 1900.
.l51O3, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
l5lOs, 1900, 1910, 1871, 1919.
1918, 1914, 1915.
LIST OF .rU HBERS OF TICKETS
In the Washington, Monument Lot
terry. hird class
81 So So SIS IS 81 So SO so 81 &c
LIS Ga IS SO 81 c. 60 70 II 7s IS
a Is s06 40 249p s487 9i74 24S9
5470 1859 s472 2467 246s s47l 247S
l2466 a4ci 24s5 a4SS s4S2 24Sl 24-5
lS45l s452 ;454 ASS 8456 3457 34jS
I5459 400 .'46l 4646 4o47 4t4S 4649
$3.50 1854 1853 1870 4o9s 1896 1864
1896 1896 1867 1858 1869 400 SS1S
lSsl5 Ss5S
Dec 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
HamiIton's Essence and EJtract o
Mustard.


A safe and eaectual remedy for acute
and chronic rheumatism, govt astamatle
rout. palsy. lurnbasoo, numbness, white
swellings. chilblains, sprains, bruises, pair
N the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos
netic, perfectl, innocent and safe, Tree
fem corrosive and yepelhnt minerals
the basis Of other lotiGns) and OF IN
,arralled efficacy in removing blemishes
II the face and skin, freckles, pimPses
'inaamatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c. The
nersiaa Lotion operates mildly, without
the natural. insensibie perspra
tssn, which is essential to health, yet IT
fleets are speedy and permanent, rem
,lering the skin delicately soft and smootf
and improving, the complexion.
The Restorative PoIcder for tn
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comfort;
aud strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and Gnally ruin them.
HGmiIton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended a, an invaluable me
diciue for the speedy relief and perman'
eat cure Of the various complaints result
ing from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
;ndiscretions. residence in climates un
favourable to the constitution, the immo
ierate use Of tea, frequent inoxicat'"'
" any other destructive intemperanc'
he anskilfu! or excessive use OF meTcu
>. the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period Of life. bad lyinss in, &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
REMOVAL.
C. Bronaugh & Company,

C. Bronaugh & Company,
Have removed their Store one door be.
low the corner Of Kios and Patrick.
streets. Dealy opposite Messrs. 7 LEI
and Harrison.
In addition TO their former
Stock they are now opening general as.
sortIneR. OF Dry Gooa., 'a,ely purchased
in Philade,phia, which they offer for sale
on very eligible terms, for cash or 10
punctua! customers. They wish purcha.
,srs TO call aud examine the goods
November so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
Vaudeville &iur,n,ur

Vaudeville &irr,nvur
Haue reeeirsd for Sale,
s. hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
so bbls do do
S hhds New England ram
60 bbls do
90 puncheons Cd, Sd and 4th proof
West-India do
Is DBL, 4th proof Aceomac peaa
brandy
8 pipes Holland gin
10 bbls country do
20 bids molasses
50 BbIs lew priced sugars
60 boxes new aisius
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zsnte currants
600 ID soft shelled almonds
so cask, colored Goshen cheese
200 6rkins Pennsylvania butter, PHI
ladelphia inspection, No. |. kt
family use
IS bags race ginger
20 casks chewing tobacco
50 bags and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto ground alum
l bale writing paper
80 boxes mould and dipt candles
8 boxes real Martinique Noyau
Wines, liquors AID groceries as usual.
December 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
TOPARENTS Axp GUARDIANS.
Extract from the Militia Law Of the Dis
trict Qf Columbia.
Robert Gray


trict IF Columbia.
Sec. 90. And be it further enacted,
hat the respective. courts Of enquiry
shalt have pewer to cause to he bound for
a term Of rears 20 the several cnmmand.
ants Of companies, battalions, aud legion.
and their successors in office, as the
case nav require, such number Of bow,
aud yonng men. with the consent Of their
parent, or other person autho ised. as
they in their discretion may think pie
per. for the purpose Of being instructed
in the different branches Of military musi,
and of serving as musicians when the'
nav be competent thereto to the severa
companies, battallops and legions and
the father Of any youth who msy be -
bound, otherwise subject TO be enrolled.
hall be exempt from all duty in the MI
Ii:ra SO loug as his son so bound ma,
continue TO serve in the corps to which he
weuld otherwise belong, 4, well Dung
hi, apprenticeship as thereafter and the
several legionary courts OF enquiry shall
max. provision from time to time tor the
cloaihing. maintenance. and the properly
instructing all such youths. to be paid
from the fund arising from the fines int
po~ei By this act; and the commanding
officers Of lesious. shaV cause the drum.
mers and 6iers and other musicians OF
their respective lesions, to meet at the
same times and places that commissioned:
officers are required to meet, for the pOr
psss Of being trained by the isaae in
spectsr, or other 0Eicer. there TO be in.
structed in their respective branches Of
music for which purpose the commanding
officer Of the legion may employ su h
person or persons as he may think pro.
per and capable to instruct such drum
mers and fiters; and other musicians.
Applications, agrseably to the above
section, to be made to
WIN. A. WILLIAMS,
Jan. Is. Ad;atant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-08
NO.! ICE

ALL PERSONS indebted to the late
firm OF Jera,ne and Gerard Plumer, are
to make immediate payment /,
'he undersigned, who have been appsint
ed by the creditors as trustees to adjust
the business of the concern; otherwise
yuits win be commenced without discri
a.ination-and all persons having claim'
"iIl present them forthwith for adjust
nent.
81 Gerard Plumer, the suryivin.
,artner, will attend at the compiling roo"
If the late firm. for the purpose Of ad
jus,ing and receiving the debts due to tin
concern, we having authorised bin to d.
80.
Christopher ,'eale.
Joseph Smith.
MahlJn Schoifield.
John Kettell.
T H. Rowland.
January ID eo4w
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For BuStOh,
KS The Schooner
sSEER RCbecCa,
fGZR Theodore Berry. raster,
Now loading, will saii-'' . few days ~"
take 400 barrels on trei- hs.
Apply to
Laure.cn snd FesIs'
Who have received rer tie schoon~
Victory, capt. Gorhar, $50" B's'0h'
ANn FOR stLsE'
4 bales Burhcon furrahs
9 ases Bandanna's
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