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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Portland, Feb "a. 1917
WILLIAM SMITH.

T,AKg ibis opportunity 20 inform bis friends
add cutlomers TIA, be ftA continues 70 traolsct
bgGnefs ar Bic Old nsnd IN ore street, bead OF
Long What. latey occupied by Smith March.
where he cona.ntly keeps genera aaonmens OF
Hest India Goods s. Groceries.
perfsuat attendance given from funrife TO > o.
clock, AZ aad the imai!ett favor gratefully &C.
kaowt dged
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Notice.
a merican Manufactured Goods.

merican Manufactured Goods.
No y, A1sgsy's- Rs~s.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for A!my q B,su~, Of
J Providence, who Keep him conliantly fuppEe@
from their long known and well eff1blifhedFaf-
~ at Pawtucket, with general afortmeai Of
American Cation Goods,
coNsIsTis0 CT
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
* sthreadsd white B color d Stocking Tayn
White and colored lewing Cottons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hecks--ssripes
ris-Chsmbrsys--Bed Ticking, &c
~ Shopkeepersin town and country and poo
pie in general who win 70 furnih thenfeIves with
the above artielss,will bsGupPlied at ,he Faaory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

lit Circuit Coart Of Conmran Pleas in The
frf Eafern Circuit, begun and b2ldel
at Portland 7uitbin and for the County 10
Cumberland on tlsf1f Iufsday Of March
II. ID. 1917.
ON the foregoing petition, the Court order
that the Petitioners give notice thereof TO he ten
ants therein named by iervi g them with copy
of lad Petition and thi order thereon thirty days
a. lean before The third Tueeday of June mex
and TO all concerned by csuiing a like copy 10 be
pubihed in oae of the Portland Newspapers thr ee
weeks lacceGisey the Ian publication to &c at
lean thirty days before the faid third lueiday OF
June re1t that they may appear at the Circuit
Court of Common Pleas then TO be holden at Port
land hin and for the fad County Of Cumoe I
LAID and thew ca SC if any they have Why the
prayer of lad Petition ihou'd not be granted
Atteft-SAM, FREEMAN, Cle.L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Philadelphia HATS.

Frof & WaterhouSe,
Lave jult received at the Bolton Hat Faefory
Ia Ware Eforle, No. :, MuGeys Row Middle
arcet.
One case of Philadelphia super
fine Hats, of the newest fashion.
Feb, 10 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

| HFREbY publicly acknowledge sh.s lh1vs Is-
ported'and circulated 'sports Of and eonesrn'ng
Capt. Levi Steasas CT Fganxfo.t. ~high are tfue
and sholy Sltheus fguadasons bat ] nesss
had any Feaion 20 iaspea bis beng tibet 90 =
any say clshcuess-thcush I did pubckT isg
b2s he bad ifolsn from ms Code, hawier AGA
other ihings for Which sn heartily forty acc
humby ak ha forgivslsls
SAMUEL III . .EtRtlL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
L. & A. III. CROSS,
u.nr r0p cxrr

,
HhPE FOR SALE,
10 Bags Coffee, 10 Barrels Flour
eco Onntals p Fin. 50 do. Cod
7so Buihcls Corn
80 fihds. Salt. pipes Gin
,Ac Bags Blown Salt
1900 " Steel cafSs Iod writ nails
( Barrels Mefs Beef
Isc Red Oak Shooks
COO VT. Redwood
Calks Rice
8 Boxes Segars.
April Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
SAM. FREEMAN. Geek.

III Circuit Court Of Csnns9n Piea5 in tt
fsf taftrn Circuit bsgsa and bsLdn ..
Portland quitbin and tor fbs County b
Cumberland on tbettGTustaay Of MGfaa
n. ID. 1917.
oNthe foregoing pe,liOn--ordered TIA, the
psttsoners give notice thereof 10 the towns Of Pc
leFfcot, Durham AID Pownal. By czuGng copy
Of laid Psitlcn and CT this order thereoo 20 ts
puhlifhed ia each of The Port'sod New,paPss',
three weeks iuccefhveb. te lsl publication .
be AZ leaf thirty day. before the third Tuslczy O.
June EeIs, tha. the ishabuanss offa;d towns ard
al Concerned may appear At CiFcnii Cosrt e
Common Pleas rhen 10 &c holden at Pori'sno
within add for the faid county Of Cunherard.
and Thew eauis il any they have why lhe prayer
Of iaid Petition ilou'd nor be granted.
Asseft SAM FREEMAN Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

CUMBERLAND g.
To The Honapabk 7uficss of The Circuit
Court Of Common Pta5 for tbefrst Eas
tern Circuit nogu bsldeg at Portland 1vub
in and far Jaid County n the f5f Tues
day Of March anno Doaiai 1877.
IaBIZ cLAPP Of fsd Portland Cooper and
Hannah his wife refpeafuly reprefent. that
they are fe zed in right of laid Hannah IN fee hR
ple and a. Tenants 10 common with Peter Crock
en- and J5hn Crockett both of Gorham, within
faid Coua,y yeomen, and other petions to your
Petitioners unknown, Of one eighth part OF the fol
loving deicribed tracts parcels of land ltua,e
in faid Gorhsn viz one eighth part of one half
part Of the Seventy Lot numbered hfiy
eight being the (ouih ealerly half part thereof in
the third diviGon of Lot, in faid town, bounded
thus, beginning at The ioutheriy corner ct iaid
Lot thence 20 run norihweferiy, as said Lot runs
6riy fix rods to fake, tkeace running northeatt
eriy scEols fad lot fnch courfe as to leave thirty
Ave acre or one half Of lsid Lot, on the seuthesit
cry eide.
Alto one eighth part of twenty three acre and
one third of an acre of land, being the weiteriy
bird part of fsven,y acre Lot numbered forty
Eve IN the third Dvildn of Lots, 10 be taken eft
ens thwife of faid lot.
Alto one eight part Of certain traG Of land
containing feveuty acres more or Ie!s, being the
feventy acre Lot numbered feventy 10 the third
divi6on of lots 10 fsid Gorham.
Your Petitioners 81 cther repreient, that they
cannst pofeis oceupy and Improve said propor
ton of laid everaI tracts parcels of land TO any
advantage, while the fame lie in common and m
divided, as sforeiaid but wholly lofe the profits
thereof wherefore they pray that after cue no
tice given faid proportions may be sfhgned and
&c, OFF 10 Csid Hannah to hold in feveralty
JOS. AID MS httoyney-t 10 ,aii PsiaioSss.
Auue copy-A,tet,
SAM FREEMAN, Clsak
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Real tftate az Auefion.


Real tftate ar Auction.
To Be BA at Pubic Aa6fiea, at the Portland
Bank, in Portland, Immediately efter tbs
Jak Of the Bank property, qubicb 7pM take
place on WEDNESDAY,, the 23d ID,
Of hpril next, at II o'ckck II. 81. tbe
jelioaviEg
REAL EST4TE-riz.
He Let Of Land fiuated Oh Bridge Greet to
&c her with the buildings thereon now oc
cupisd BY Z. Creely-faid Lot Freaiures IT'S by
ESQ feet
Ass-The following Lots Of Land i.us,ed on
BTsrhals bill, 70 called and numbered on = pl an
Of Lots-No. % so, 81, 90. s. 81, SIS, SO. 81
SO, 50. 40. zs, 50, so. So. 81. So. and IS
AhO-one 10, of Land on Bridge ilresf, nea,
.he centre Of the Oak ridge mealurlng ice feet on
Bridge aree< and ESQ back
dLe-A Lot Of Land fituased 10 wenbrook, en-
The sosiherly dde of The fireet leading from the
bridge 10 Deerings houle--I3id Lot meaiures
sc by los feet.
CosDIIIoss one quarter down, the remainder
IN TWO and three years with interen fernred
by mortgage Ct she properly The title is M
dcubled-she WarrznIoss are Va VAu6Hss, Eiq
AID Z. CsEElY-For further particulars and q
plan of the Lots may be had Al the ciFice Of
5. MLELLAN, 81
7. FLETCHER, Aa"'as8'
March s5sh, 1917 yw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

To tie Han. Jfuficfs effbe Circuit Court sf
Common Peas for The cea.ty Of Cambv.
Land,
He inhabitants of Norlhyarmcuth BY iheirs-
gents undsr6gned respectfully rsqusll your
Hcnors, that after due notice to all corporations
and perfons in,ersfsd committee may be ss
pointed to lay out read from LeviAon Falls,
through Pej~pfcot near The honfe Of Deminieus
Libby through Durham and Pownal. Gear the
houfs OF Edward Thonplon, ESQ TO Col chale's
in Northyarmouth. on or near the rous laid dovn
on the plan mpanyiug this petition
Afford RICHARDSON D 6gts. foy ibs tsere
WILLIAM BARRoWS. II Ns,s5,ass.sSs-
true copy--Atea
SAM FREEMAN C,efk
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
Real Esfate al Auction,
WITHOUT REss !


ITO De SOLD al Public Auction, on
H. wEDNEsD AZ lie III day q Arr next
=: TEN o'clock fos eaoon, a. The Ranking N9on,
Of The p,rgland B4nk. the following dsscf'oeu
Resl Esste, being The property q so b'hk'
.old 10 close the concerns Of thar institution
S. 1kIeisaa q r. Eietcber, Anc1ioneers'
The Conditions III sale sre 10 per cent down,
lie residue IN ~, is. snd "a manl''s, ~s'h in'es
est nd satisfactory security
The dsrssiag hnuse and los % bAex.s'feet,
where Jon.. psbant. Sen nov lives SUBJECT "
the life estate of himself snd wife.
SAbs OF the brick dwelling houss snd ioi ioF-
nicely owned by Ebenez=r StofeF, and now occu'
died by the MISS Mar'in's.
large three story Brick ore on FORE street
It the head # Umon Wharf.
A lot of fHs on The essterly aide OF Union
Wharf. 80 BY 81 feet.
A large lol Of land or Spring Sree', adj nning
J. c. Boyd, G. B. Brooks, and D-nisf ho~'s
Ind.
3ofa block raaker's shop on hreast-w o' X
on The cas- erly side of Gaion Wharf
t.scis or pieces at land IN Cape EEzane'i,
one Of 30 acres sdloining Eben Simonion' ana
Wm. Widgery's land near Mathis po,nt-ooe
of 8 sores adjoining Joshua Dyer and se'd oimoh-
on and Wadgery's land on the road Leading Q
The Nee ing Hoase~-Also, 8 l-0 acres OF lana
within a. f " rods OF S. Z. corner OF The Meeting
house, adjoining Caleb Dyef's land
Q hts q l>pd, No. ~ and 81, Or plan OF =
division Of land on Meuajoy's neck, on the west
side.
10 10, Of LAND S w side w .shingt0n T. No. s
"a IL ID do ~
"a a. Al do "95
"a Il, ID do go
. ,,pS;,;da5 Io,S oflsna Ia Widow Bracket
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
LEARNING.

Learning is the life of reason and
the light Of nature, where time, OF.
ders and measure. square out the true
course of knowledge (; where discre-
ton in the temper Of passion, bring
experience TO the best fruit Of afecs
ton; while bot!tthe thcoric aud the
pSatie labour in the life Of judg-
nent, till the perfection OF art show
the honor of understanding. She is
the key Of knowledge that unlOeketh
the cabinet Of conceit, wherein are
laid up the Iabors Of virtue, for the
use Of the scholars Of wisdom where
every gracious spirit may find matter
enough worthy oe the record oil the
,est memory. She is the school
mistress Of wit, and the gentle 60
vernon of will, when tbs delight OF
understanding gives the comfort OF
tudy. She 10 uGpleasing TO none
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10

that know her, and Improbable H.
none that love her. She opens her
to the travellers 10 virtue,
but keeps them close from the eyes
of idleness. She gives honor TO viz.
tue, grace to honor, reward to labor,
and love to truth. She is the mes
senger of wisdom to the minds Of the
virtuous, and the way 10 hoRor iD
the spirits of the gracious. She is
the store house Of the understanding
in the practice of memory. she
makes age honorable and youth at.
mirable. In all ages she hath bser,
and ever will be, the darling Of wis.
dom, the delight Of wit. tho study Of
virtue, and the stay Of knowledge,
knowledge is collection Of ur,
Outstanding gathered in the grounds
of learning, by the instruction of wis,
dom. Sho is the exercise Of me.
mory in the actions Of the mind, enc
the employer OF the senses in the
will Of the spirit. She is tue nots.
~ of time aud the trier Of truth.
She is the pleasure Of wit. and the
paradise of reason. She is the enc
nv of Idieness and the msintainer Of
labor. She declares errors and cau-
not he deceived; coVrects impurity,
and will not be corr ected; she con-
verseth with the best capacities, and
communicates with the sonntest
judgment dwells with divinsst "a.
lures. and loves the most patieat
dispositions: Her hope is kind OF
assurance, her faith a continual eS.
pectation, her love an apprehension
Of joy, and her life the light Of ele!'
nifty.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
FROM VENEZUELA.
Boston, Apri! 2.


We we're Yesterday favored by Nit
Burdick, OF tho Exchange Coffee
House, with the following accounts
OF war events in Venezuela. received
by the Globe. from Port au Prince.
II differs in dates and circumstance
from the information received al bal:
timOre.
That on the Alb of March sloOp
arrived at JacquemeI from BARGE.
Iona, 10 Venezuela, with inf0rmS
ton:
THAT on the 18th Feb. General
Bolivar WAS attacked near BsrcelO.
IA. by the Royslist General MOrills.
with 1900 regulars from Carthageua'
&c. assisted by the whole Spanish
naval force Oh the coast; aud that
the battle la sted tue whole day, with
various results:
That, ON the 10th, Bolivar 10.
treuched himself ia Barcelona, and
was five times furiousIy alta ked Or
the royalists, but succeeded 10 sal.
lanlly repul.ing them every time;asa
on the evening Of the 18th, perceIF-
ing the Spanish squadron ad'ane'ns'
! he set fire to his squadron, Which
vas consumed. and Incorporated The
mar ne 600 iu number) with NV
troops He then expiaied to hI
army the necessity which compelled
him to order the destruction OF hIs
squadron. and informed them 'hsy
had no alternative but to e1sqlsr Or
Idle. His address was answered Will
three cheers!
"That when the sloop sailed, mo
fsth) two battalions had joined b'.
livar, and the revolution r, army
was in high spirits, nfdent ID 'n'
tai Tents Of their undauuted chieI'"
1.-The Spanish royal accounts VII.
unquestionshy, as usual sI's 'pe''
eveats a different aspect.
Either the strangest tumble a.
events is continually occurring 10 ''0
Spanish American Provinces now l'
linsurreotiou, or ssOoiations oil 'ai''
hoods-coiners are 10 constant emp'o!'
ment to spread deception ID s'l qua
tiers; particularly the Cnited o' Is,s
| from whence the revoIutionl''s or"s
nine tenths of their resources.
few days since W. had demi.o,1olS'
account that the troops under bclns.'
who commands the revolutionis'' !"
IVenezueIa. had been defeated, Gu, ur
and so scattered. that not the smaNe"
fear was entertained Of their Deips
able to make any further rts'sIsn e.
and, almost before the ink Of ",
narrative is dry. we have ANU ,;Ds,
Idemi official account that Bo'"'
had been completely successful s uJ
had cut up the rcyaiis's' bones .' a..
ALI We are not Ignorant 'hat 9'. .as.
of different aspects, may rapidly ' "'r
eeed each other; but We comics, s. O
Inability to extract the truth lrOn
the mass of contradictory aesoaI a.
which is constantly aseua l:".,'
from Spanish Ansries'--ee'"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
Paper for Sale.
David and J. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorted
Which they offer tor sale on very low
terms. They keep constant supply OF
first quality chewing tobacco for sale BY
the quantity. Pee "
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10

The Blue DepiIs.-Wheu any one
is in melancholy mood. it is com.
mon saying, he has the Blue Deri's.--
This expression is supposed to have
originated from the circumstance Of
Archibald, a former duke of Argyle.
who for long time thought himself
haunted with spectres of ah!ue color.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
Fresh Teas,
IANRASON AND FOWLE

Have now landing, from the brig +
economy, captain Farrow,from Boston
and for sale
Is chests fresh young Hyson
sc bags Batavia sugar
4 Hoyshc-is Muscavado do
l6 boxes fresh Turkey Figs
1876 Reams wrapping paper
4bales BufsOon y Cattasagurrahs
Lease Indigo
april q
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LOST

A Check drawn, BY c, Smith, Cashr-
m the MECHANICS Bank Of S@!tl,nore Ii
favor Of john Cox, and by him endorsed
dated sIst ayanuary, tor $4,000 dollars,
written on a quarter sheet Of letter paper
the finder is requested to return It to
either OF the parties, o; to the Bank OF Co
lzmbia.
March l
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lust RECEIVED,

per slooy Mechanic, captain Nye, from
Bedford,
IS barrels and tierces OF Pernacet Oil
In Store,
A few boxes Of spernaceti Candles, OF
superior quality
Also,
$50 tons Swedish Bar Iron, assorted, and
IS tons Swedish Steel
For sale oy
PHINEAS JANNEY.
April s
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February z.
Albany Oats,

A few hundred bushels of Oats worthy
the attention Of tar,uers, can be had by
app! wing TO the subscriber, lower end oil
Duke street.
YIN. n. Bro1cB
March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
Merchants Bank Paper.

/ will receive few hundred dollars oil
Merchants Bank Paper in pay Tor
dry goods, at so cents to the dollar.
Jonnthnfs Sehoifeld.
February z. 800.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by the
Geaeral Linsas, Captain Weston, frsm
Amsterdam, u large and elegant assert
ment of Boiling Cloths, of a superior qua
ity. which will be offered for sale at the
store Of Mr.. James Anderson.
.Araos alexander.
October 6 II
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From a New Jersey Paper


The newspapers of the country
ought rather to strive to calm the pub
|lic mind than to inAame 1.-THE poo
pie of every country are but too ready
Ito take fire, and to render evil for G.
|vil. A thousand cruelties and viola
lions of right. may occur between in
l. i,iduals Of the Same country, and
pass off without exciting any public
sensation /; but does quarrel occur
or any i'll usage take place between
Two or a few persons of different ma
jtions, to whichthey belong. the people
are reused by thoughtless or wicked
men, into the highest state OF resent
ment. No time is allowed for con-
sideration, or TO ascertain upon which
side was the right OF wrongin the mat
ter: The mind infamed there Is little
chance for reason to operate; and
those who are interested III promoting
conflicts and wars, aided Ie folly anu
violence, under the name OF national
honour and patriotism. too frequently
succeeded in bringing nations Z us
clrcumstanCed, into a state OF savage
hostility with each other.
When such occurrences take place
as the one alluded to, let us, instead
of flying into a passion take time to
and inquire. Let us Call to
mind the numerous murders, viola
tons of right trespasses q wrongs,
which so often take place in different
parts of our country, between ourown
citizens, and let us consider, that il
we arc bad enough to treat each other
thus, possibly some of our country
men may be bad enough to treat the
people on other nations as badly.
Such reflections, if INDUCED in a
reasonable way, would often tend to
make US more charitable in our con-
with other nations, and
perhaps be the means of preventing|
many wars---of saving thousands and
tens of thousands of lives, & prevent
ing a vast amount of distress and mi
Sery.
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS. |
For the edifcation of those who
Wish to learn by what principlesl
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Shad and Herrings.
JOHN G., LADD & co.

Wish to contract to receive at the
Ian ling $4,000 Shad, anu 10000 Her
ring: for which fair price will be gwen
april 7
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well ascertained. 1hey I0fn uls'
tinct factions, and make war upon the
ruling chief; the rebels are denoml
mated the Types; and the opposite
parties are horribly sans,linary to-
wards each. Six Of the adverse par
ty were killed and devoured by the
rebels while captain Fowler was "a
mons them, and the following detes-
tibie circumstance occurred on the oc-
casion: A native belonging to Fort
Anna Maria, who was not tattooed'
and in consequence prohibited from
the eating of human flesh, on pain OF
death, inpatient of the restraint, fell
upon one of the murdered bodies, and
darling his teeth into it in all the mad
ness of voracious fury, exhaled the
crimson moisture, which had not yet
|coagulated.
The chief of Port Anna Maria
who is very friendly to Europeans,
lis named Keatta-noone, the hrst
part of the name implying the out
rigger Of a canoe, and the latter sig
nifying great. The dress of the men
consists merely of a wrapper about
the waist the women are covered
from the shoulders downwards to the
ANGLES. and are generally fairer than
the Taheitan women. The chiefs
have no distinguished mark or orna-
ment, but in the mode Of wearing
their hair; which the common Or
Lers wear tied up in a large knot on
each side of the head, stripe OF
which, extending from the forehead
to the hollow of the neck, is kept
shorn, which practice the chiefs do not
adopt. Captain Fowler supposes the
worms to be more prevalent and de-
structiye to ship bottoms there than
he has any where witnessed and to
this cause attributes the caution OF
the natives in drawing up their larS-
est canoes, some of which contain
from 80 to 100 warriors. They are
anxious after every kind of property
carried among them for barter, and
this is supposed their chief induce
iment for attacking vessels, when
they c9n do SO with probability of
accomplishing their object. They
jhayc no knowledge ofthe use of mus
ikets, and have none among them ex-
cept few at Port Anna Maria. A
gentleman. at this time in Sidney,
who resided among them about Is
years ago, in missionary capacity.
describes them as people constant
lly employing their thoughts on plum.
der, and devising schemes for taking
advantage of strangers. Their po-
pulation is very numerous which
he remarked to some of them, to
whom he gave a description OF Ola
iheite observing, at the same time,
that its inhabitants were less hume
rous " Cannot we go and take them Z
What is to hinder us Z" was immedi-
ately demanded. This anecdote we
notice as a specimen of their natural
inclination to hostility, in which all
accounts respecting them correspond.
From a New Jersey Paper.
The newspapers of the country
ought rather to strive to calm the pub
|lic mind than to intlame 1.-THE poo
| pie of every country are but too ready
Ito take fire, and to render evil for G.
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March 10
For Sole

A few casks Messrs Murdock, Youille,
wdrdrOp aud Co.'S London Particular
Madeira-Quality, fre
w H0DGSON
Jan 81
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A CARD.

: LIONEL J. LARKIN, has the plea
sure Of informing his scholars and the
public generally, that his hours tor must
cal tuition, will be every day from nine
O'Clock until twelve A. NJ. ana from
two until half past i've, r. M
aud from 7 until half past 9 on MONDAY
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Even
ings. -, A.. do,bIs q,
single Flaseolett, will be waited on al
their residence. =,
For terms--inauire at Mr.. R. Gray''
Book store. March 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-10
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