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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-21

Buildings in Virginia,
VS.. =
Harriet Nice ue, Def. 2
THE BILL in this cafe having been re-
GularIy taken for confeiied and the
cauie let for decree, and coming on now to-
be heard, tie court upon coniidering the
lame, doth decree and order that unlcfs the
defendant do, on or before the firii day Of
June next,pay TO the COMPLAINTS the FINN of
ore hundred and fifty two dollars and tbir..
~ TX cents, with legal iniercft on Al dol.
lars 81 Tehfs, part thereof from III Dec.
1906, till paid, on 76 dollars II ceut5, ano.
Their part thereof from 1T April, 1910, ON
76 dollars II cents, another part thereof
from lit April, 1911, on z6 dollars II cents,
another part thereof from III April, 1872.
on 1o dollars II cents, another part thereof
from lit April, 1873, and on z6 dollars n
cents, another part thereof, from ut April.
1874, till paid, and the COTS q { this fuit.with
per cent damages on the fdd principal
debt and insersft, that Archibald K TayJor
and Daniel Minor, commissioners for that
purpofe appointed or either of them, after
having advertifed the time and place OF fale
tor two weeks in one of the Alexandra
newspapers do expofe to fale at public auc-
ton Tor ready money to the highelt bidder,
the premifes in the bill mentioned and from
the proceeds Of fae, after defraying, the
expenses attending the fame, ray to the.
compliments the aforefaid fun of one hus-
dred and fifty two dollars and thirty-Gx
cents, with intereft thereon as aforefaid, Il
the colts of this fuit with per cent DANA
ges on the faid principal debt and in.eref.
and the balance, if any, to the defendant, s;
the iaid commifIioneIs are directed TO reporr
their proceedings to the Court in order 10 :.
nnai decree. This decree TO be final un)efs
ca'ie be ihown to the contrary On or before
the tirlt day Of the next term.
COTS Al dolls 63 cents.
A copy. TeR, 6. DENEAL
In purluance of the above decree we fhaif
fell at public iale, to the hrgheit bidder,
for cam, the premiies In the decree mention.
ed above, being the Tavern anu Dwelling
now owned by Mrs. McCur, titua;ed on
the fouth Of Princefs treet. The Ille will
take place before the froat door OF The CITY
Hotel, on UADAY 9Th JUNE
A. r. TAYLOR,
D. MINOR,
may i9' Comm'rs.
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LAND FOE SIZE

N the county of Fairfax, about ( miles
from Alexandria, and the fame difance
from Georgetown and Wafhisgton. This
Land is now under good fencing, and lies in
handfome fquare of four fields, which all
Concentrate in one yard, with a new barn,
from which flock may be conveyed in each
held with no trouble. There is a Efficiency
OF timber to fupport the place for number
OF years, and from ago to 600 acres, fifteen
IN meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
Frovements are a frame Dwelling Houfe,
large enough for any family, with neceHary
out houies we'll watered and excellent
iprlngS, with large orchards Of every kind
OF fruit. The above land is good and will
DC iold great bargain, on application to
CHARLES SCOTT.
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BOOT-MAKINH.

THE Subscriber informs the public that
Il he has again turned his attention 10
Boot Making, and he fatters himielf that
thoie who have been we'll ierved by him for
merly will again favor him with their Gus
tom. AS he will employ the bef of work.
men, and uie the frit quality of materials,
he has no doubt of giving general fatisfac-
ton. Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes, OF
the neatett and neweit iafhion, will be made
on the ihorteit notice, ladies' colorcd fhoes
excepted. Regular cuftomers will be fur
niihed with fervapts' and children's Shoes.
Orders from the country will be firi6tly at
tended to. at his fhop on Prince eet. a few
doors above the Potomac Bank.
One or two Boys, of respectable connex
ions, will be taken as apprentices.
JAMES BOYD.
March Is. sm
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E.4R.iI-

On which l now refde; it contains about
so acres of Land lying about one ard an
half miles from Alexandria, near the new
powder houle; nit is comfortable Dwell
ling Houfe, and neceIaIy out -houies with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, abou, five acres in timothy, about
ten more fuitablc for meadow, upwards of
40 IN wheat and rye, and about 4 in clover
all OF which looks very promifng. This
land is well watered, it has feveral fprin, $
on IT fnrpafed by none in the diftri6t; and
for health believe it to be the healthieff in
the neighborhood, having neither chiIIs
nor levers in my family Gnce l owned it
(about ycars)-and for beauty, exceeded
by none; it lies on ridg., half mile in
view of Alexandra and the river Potomac !.
It is divided into two fields, which is wei!
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. will divide it in fmall lots TO fllit
purchafers. Platter acts upon this land
beyond expreilion, my lalt years crop ave
ragged from !, TO 20 bufhels per acre. This
Place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wifhes to keep clear of market and
doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by indufry there is hay, clover
and itraw enough for II or 20 COWS, which
is profitable when properly managed Poi.
ieiilon can be given Immediately. 1t can
be fold OH very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
March n
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March IL,
A BARGAIN.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EOh SaLh OK EACHANCES
4 Half acre Lot on Jefferfon and Fair
n fax ftreets with the improvements,
Deing large double two ftory Brick Houfe,
kitchen, imoke houfe, fable, &c. The
whole nearly new, and in complete repair,
an excellent vegetable garden, with fruit
trees, fhrnbs, &c. pump under cover and
aiprIng OF mott delightful water. A dlfance
OF 400 yards, the ftuation pleafant, and
calculated tor gentleman of leifuIe. Ii
VIII be Told great bargain, or exchan :
geo Tor perional Property-and if not dis
Poied OF III either way twill be for rent on
moderate terms-apply to
JOHN JACKSON.
april I8.
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From THE Richmond COMPILER.
ANECDOTE

We have variety of anecdotes
respecting the manner in which
the British received the accounts OF
our trinmphs at sea.-Those til
umphs have certainly contributed
to allay the pride of Britain; and
the old air of Britannia rules the
waves" is no longer received with
the same glee or re-echoed with the
same spirit by a London audience.
The seaman is no longer the favor
lite character but since the. defeats
on the ocean, and the triumphs al
Waterloo, the lawrel of the soldier
has overshadowed that of the sea-
man.
Among the efforts which were
made to drown their sense of mari
time defeat, was the fuss which
they attempted to make Of the cap
ture ofthe Chesapeake. In a thou
sand ways it was nagnifed and
embiazoned. The victory of Ira
fa'gar scarcely excited more tri-
umph Capt. Broke was knight
cd--He WIS presented with the
freedom of several cities. The
grand affair of the Serpentinc river,
in the presence OF the Russia prin-
ces, was intended 70 show off this
singular victory-and The Chesa-
peake was brought upon the stag
to ticket the mortified vanity of
John Bull.
1t was on one of these occasions
that the anecdote | am about to re-
late, took place. II was told me
by an American gentleman, who
was present at the exhibition. j he
Chesapeake was paraded in tri
umph upon the stage, and just as
the heads Of the cocknies were in
Hated with the spectacle, their va
nifty was turned into shame bv an
unexpected incident. An Ameri.
can seaman was in the pit, and not
liking to sc" his couniry's flag
struck even in show, he rose and
addressed the audience TO the fol-
lowing effect: eyes, said he, and
where are the ships you have lost =?
Where is the Cuerricr, your Java,
your fleets on lake Erie and Cham,
plon I? Why don't you show them?
D-n your eyes, there is one
good reason why you can't, many
OF them are sunk to the bottom OF
the sea-" The effect was cleo.
trical The cocAnies were at
ONCE ashamed and enrlCed They
threatened mischief to the fiery A
mcrican tar, and some Of his coun.
trymen were rushing to his assis
lance when the Manager interpo.
Sod, and quelled the rising riot.
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SE.MEN.aRY

'@ iH"'heS cpeninga
SE.1IT.N.4RY
for young Ladies and Gentlemen, on
Wedneiday May G, 1877, in the ichool
houie, on the green, between MIR. Thomas
VowePs and col. Simms' formerly occupied
by Mr. John Paradife.
The branches which he profefTes to
teach are fuch as are conpriicd in an Eng
liih education, viz I: Arithmetic, Engliih
Grammar, Reading, Orthoa raphy, Writing,
Elocution, and the Elemcntsof Geography.
Parents or guardians VINO feel difpofed to
place their children under his care will, he
hunbly hopes, be fully fatisfied with their
improvement, being determined on paying
the moft fabulous attention, in order to ia
cilitate the progrefs of his pupils in iearn-
\ ing, and 10 Until virtuous and religious
! principle into their minds.
| The mott satisfactory references for cha
raeter and abilities can be produced. The
deiks and benches will be 70 arranged as to
prevent the different fexes interfering with
each other, and they will enter at diiieren,
doors. The ladies will be difmifIed at leaf
ten minutes before the boys. No boys a
bove Ia years OF age can be admitted. Fo,
terms, which will be moderate, p!eafe e
apply at the ieminary. may 7.-4uS, f5w
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nOI1CE.

y UI1CE.
ME fubfcriber is foley authorized to
Il receive all debts owing to the late firm
OF Jas. Fleming & Co. being deiirous to iet-
tie the demands upon faid firm as fpeedily
as pofiible, he requires all thofe refident in
the country Indebted thereto to pay their
REFLECTIVE balances to him on or before the
frit day of May next-he will be under the
neceiiity OF ordering iuits againit thofe who
do not comply.
april II. SAML B. LARMOUR
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E:stlfct nf (tA.n.L.A. e III

1<'6T8cf Or Nfah.6,", &c T;sf
April 1er:r, 1915.
SSssi;:y ,a. ".ai Ss'i &:
VS..
Robert Evans heirs, Dcs',s.
HE BIZ L in this cafe having been re-
gulariy ,akea for conieilcd, and Tic.
canie fos decree, and Coming on now to Lee
leard the court upon conflicting the fame,
doth decree and order that the cclertian $
do pay to the compliments, the fun of ore
hundred and thirty two dollars with n,ereG
on IS dollars 80 cents, from the 9Th July,
1889, on Al dollars 10 cents from the 10 of
Dec. 1896, on a dollars, froifi .hc m of a
prii 1909, on Ia dollars from tie 1T OF A
pril, IsIc, on 4 dollars, from the ri Of A.
pril, 1871, en- IL dollars, irom the III of A.
prii, 1872. on /, dollars, from the III OF A..
pril, Si3, and,on Ia collars, from the III
OF April SI4, till paid, ard the co.'s o.
tins iuit, as alto per cent damages on th--
laid principal debt and interef. aud if the
ND defendants ihould fail to pay tho faid
ir'ns of money OR before the fre day OF
The next term, il is then decrecd and Or
deed that the injured rremifcs in the liii
mentioned or 70 much thereof as may be
nccctIary, be fold at public auction by tic
martha. OF this ditrict, tor ready ca.h, and
me TAD iaie, after paying the expcnccs OF
the lame thaIi be paid to the compliments
towards the diiriia'2e Of the fltmS decrced
TO them as herein before mentioned ana the
rehiuc If any to tile defendants.
A Copy G. DENEALE.
COTS 40 dolls. "a cts.
In purfuance CT he above decree I fhall
on SATURDAY the nth June, before
the front door of the City Hotel proceed to
ieii Tor cain, TO The highcft bidder, the pre-
nl''eS IN TINS decrec mentioned, being
D"e'iinS houic on Prince ftrcct, between
the houlcs of Jacob Refer and Georoe Sla-
cum, or 10 much thereof as may he nccef.
fairy to fatisfy this decree. d. MINOR.
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PAYING STONE

T WISH to Contract for 7,,oo ton of pa
J wing Stone, TO be delivered to me i'm A
lexandria Tor which will give cath on de.
livery OF them, or any part not lefs than
wenty DollaTs-any one wifhiag to con.
tract will let me know Immediately.
JOHN w. BEEDLE,
april IL.
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SPRING GOODS.

ID TCHARD SI.ADE has OH board ihip
IN Trankiin, juit arrived ut Baltimore,
from England, part Of his fpring importa-
ton Of
HARD W.lRE.
The remainder is daily expected per the
Winifred, direct to this port.
HE HAS ON HAND,
10 doz. Waldron's corn & grafs fcythes
100 calks hyperion quality cut nails g. brads
Improved ficklcs, differed feel, cotton twiit
And a variety of 9th r domeific Goods,
which are at the Philadelphia prices.
ALSO,
Swedes' Bar Iron and Steel.
may \. tf
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NOTICE.

A Ii Perfons having claims againft the
"A eftate of Lewis Lemert, decd are
hereby requelted to exhibit the fame with
the vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers on
orbefore the frlt day of Julv next.
ELIZABETH LEMERT. Fx,rx
I.ABsN LEMERT,
THADDEUS LEMERT, EXT.
Fauquier, Feb. z7-March n. Iawzm
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TO LEE.
TO LET.

A CoMMODIoUS Two ftory Dwelling
"A Houfe, on Henry ftreet, fouth Of
King ftreet, containing fix rooms, executive
OF Kitchen, pantry, &c with good gar
den and neceiiary out houfes 1t will be let
on Reasonable terms to good tenant-For
terms apply at this office, or to
Mrs. MUTT, oppofte 7 w. Pey-
aPlh II. II toms King It .
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NOTICE

To tbe Stockholders of the Columbian mfr
rance Company Of Aiexandrta.
A DIVIDEND of Four per cent. on the
1 n capital paid in, has this day been de :
ciared payable to the fockholders of this
inftitution,on or afterThurfday, the sthinf
BY order OF the board
VIM. WILSON, fcc'y.
Columbian Infurance Office,
Alex'as may IL. en-
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NOTICE
March rs.

NOllCE.
HE Subscribers have by mutual con-
lent this day difiolved the copartne
ny heretofore exiting under the firm of
JAS. FLEMING & Co. Saml. B. Lar
mour alone is duly authorized to receive all
Geots due to the copartnery. and TO give
aiicharges tor the fame to whom thofe who
nave demands thereupon will pleafe to pre-
fent their claims.
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
SAML. b. LARMOUR.
JAS. FLEMING.
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To LET
TO LET
PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY the 9TH day of JUNE,
NIILL be fold to the highelt bidder, if
wv not previoufly fold at private fale INV
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CHEAP BREAD.
1 lNDSAY & HILL have JIM resolved
~ and offer Tor iale, IS bbls. Rye Flour,
which they will fell low. NAV :.
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FUR SALE.
TO LET.

A Handfome hnifhed two tory BRICK
Hcuie on King ftrcet formerly occupied by
Henry Earl, convenient to good water.
Pofleflion may be hid immediately.
CHARLES sc DIT.
April 9,
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SEMINARY.
q PROWITT

z. PKOWI97 -
M Us t RESPECTFULLY acqusints his friends
AVA and the public, in Alexandria, tina,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
LISBON BRIDGE.
SETTLERS

WANTED for Towpihip deferred D. Gsuated
w South of Umbsgog Lake, and adjoining the
east Line of the Safe CT New HanlpLire. Il
county road has been laid our through hi. Town
fh,p and the Upper Coos and opens a eommuni
cation with Upper Canada, from / al -4udover
Great ufe has Of late been made of this road
which through letter B runs on an excellent ridge
Of land and is very convenient for fettlement,
This townfhp has been laid on, 10 fma lots for
the of ie,Iers aud 10 reprefented TO be an ex.
eeeuf townfhip Of and.
The Proprietor of ihis townfhip, wifhes TO con
tract with iome individual Of Respectable charaeier
and in whom The fuilelt confidence may be Elaced
that his own promites haIl be ful6l ed. and the
w ihss of the Proprietor in promoting the Settle
mens The objef ofthis contract will he TO Re
cure t5s aesssi rsssss IF asb csrssn 10 The 10 wn.
lhip and TO carry with him from rs TO IS fami
lies The trees are to be fallen the prsient wear,
and the fettsment TO follow as foon a. The crops
will admit Of IT,
II 10 probable The proprietor will be AZ Hallow
ell the early part of June cert IL 10 therefore re-
quslted that communications may be made TO the
iubicrioer as early a. poflible, 10 thar FINAL ar
arrangement may be made with the proprietor before
he leaves the country
CHARLES VAUGHAN.
Hal.oseli, April IS. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
LECTURES on BOTANY.

THE fubfcriber Informs the ci'izent of Portland
= and its vicinity that he intends giving 10
Por ADD. a ceuffe of Le6lures on the Elements of
Botany. Hi, ccurfe will embrace full explanz
ton of the claes, orders genera and fpecies of the
Linnsan Syffem together with eoncfe view
of the nztomy and phy6oioly of Vegetables,
i!luarated BY ipecm6ns from nature some OBJ
fervations viii ALTO be made on the cultivation of
plants This courfe of inftrucson will be 6mar
TO thar purfued by the ceehr atea Dr. Thornton. of
London and eomPrife nearly thirty Lectures a
6 Syllabus OF which will be put into he hands of
each itadent.
Should a number of young ladies' with TO confii
tuse eisls by rhsmfelves they can be aeeommcda
ted at any place mott convenient 10 them, and alto
have the privilege Of attending he genera eourie
IL they pleafe Il no pains Will be tpared TO rem
der tie fuhjsa both inserefing and ineligible. he
can confident 20 ici' patronage # this be given,
he fhail commence his lectures about the middle
Of June Terms 3 dollars Cor rLe e.uffe
John LOGkE.
Boz n. april 20. 1877
g-r5abfcription Papers are lief; at the Book-nore
Of Mefrs Mufey & whitman. and with MIR. Be
zaIeel Cuihmsn 10 whom reference 10 made.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
POrtlandDancing Academy.

Mr.. TRIG ANT DE BEAUMONT has the
honor to inform bis friends and .he inhabitants OF
Portland thar bis FUN mer quarter for the tuiton
of dancing viii commence on Wednelsays next.
May iAh. Days Of attendance Wedusiday and
Saturdays afternoon, the School commencing At
O'Clock
On Thurfday evening May the a9d Mr. T. &c
Beaumon,s fri practeing Bal viii AXE place Al
the AGembly Room. Genslemen deiifons OF at
tending will pleafe TO call MIR L de afI
Bu,nhsms previous to the Evening Of he Bal
that they may obtain tickets of admiuance Dan
cling 70 begin at half paG O'Clock, add 10 eloie
At 10 precifey
MIR Z de Beaumont returns has hncere thanks
for the great encouragement he has received and
hopes Ivy hs firict attendance 10 bis duty 20 merit
a continuance Of patronage from The Inhabitants
Parents and Guardians that fend icholars a-e
respectfully invited Witt the fchooi whenever it
may be their with. The oftener the more agreez-
bic il will be to Mr. T de Beaumont.
Portland May IL, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
Nathan 81 Isaac Winflow,

Ndllldll O. 1NadI w iillloN
OFFER for fsIs = her flrre No /. E1skssgs
" 42szs jan below ms Hay Market
Wmssr and Sumner TRAINED SpermGrfii
OIL,
BY the czfk aad retail Fsmiles who with can
have Il phi % ID rio ca .itsess fgom TO 10 gason
eaxh large sIsrtneus Of brzfs aud Iaqaoec
L Alps poexsl Lanterns &c.
sfiss A genera aaenmeot Of
Groeeries, Hoil440 u Hard Ware,
among which are ben Of German Mil avs. and
bea Of Eng'ifh Anvil. Vices aud shoyeis ny nc
d xen Or fi1gs. 20 e1artment Ct cotton Factory
YARN from he mott approved factories
% Tons OF aaofted RGlIia Sweden and Enghih
IRON
1000 Lbs. OF Differed and Can STEEL Of fupe
fiour quality fpike snd nail Rods Plough mouid'
and Crow bars.
so bones spermaceti CANDLES.
Hhds Mufcovado sUCAR
bcxes Havsnna do
5 chefs ouchong IRA
5 caks frefh ~myrna RAi'lNs
IS bois fuper6ns freih Flour
IS boIes BY Z by 10 window Gals
10 bbls prime PORK
A conliant fupp!y ct saco NAILS OF every hze
S00 boxes mould and dipd Tallow CAN
wv DIES,
100 quntas Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLASsES
GA large aHoriment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WINsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory
e. The above articles will be fold very low for
cath or approved credit,
Nov IL sFa (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
INSOLVENCY, Thomas Turner's estate.

Insolvency, Thomas Turner's estate.
THE Subscribers, having been appointed y
the Judge ofProbsie 10 receive snd examine
The claims cfthe Creditors ofthe u e THOMAS
TURNER, of Porsland 10 The county Of Cumher-
tsnd, Gentleman. deceased, whose estate is rep
resented insolsent. give notice 10 said creditors
that SIX months from this date sre allowed 20
them, 20 present and prove their claims, and hat
we will sttend said service al the Probate otiice
n said Portland. or The four tn Thursday Of May
! d August mex, and the second Thursdss OF
October next from 5 to O'Clock in the .fsern0on
Of each day. Dssed At Portland this ninth d.y
OF April a. ID. 1917
JOSEPH IITCOMB, } Csmnss
H0hATIO sOUTHCATE nszrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20

TO be fold by order of court 10 mush of the
real e0ate OF Joieph Woodman. late of Free
por' decesfed, as will produce the fun of One
hundred and fifty FIVE dollars, at fsid Freeport, at
the dwelling house of Mary Woodman, on the
four day of June next AZ two o'clock z M. for
the payment of debts due from fad sliate.
MARY WOODMAN, admir-
Freeport, May 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
NOTICE.

<1sOor Office, Portland May 6f6 1877
THE afefors of the town of Portland, hereby
4 give notice TO the inhabitants and all other
perfoDs, liable to pay taxes in said town, that they
will attend a. their office over the Cumberland
Bank, in Exchange Street, on Friday and Sa uday,
the 9Th and 10Th days of May inf and on Mon
day, Tueiday and "wednesday of the two following
weeks from to o'clock in the afternoon of each
day to receive the valuation of their efistes ac-
cording TO law, and they are hereby requeeed to
bring in and perfect iAs of their polls and the
jun value of their eftates bot real and perional--
including in its dicrption proprietary eftates and
eftates in trua. which they respectively pof-
feGed of on the FRI day of May l3i7-in their
own right or IN the right OF Others improved or
no, improved.
The following fchedue contains all the taxable
articles and may ferve as form.
Polls of years old aud upward,
Real Efate pcGeGed or owned in Portland in
their own right, or the right of others, its jall
value improved or not improved.
Pews 10 Houies of public worihip excepted
Money at in,erefl more than they pay intereff
for
AL debts due more than they owe, no. on inter-
eft
Bank Stock held 10 any Bank
Pubic iecuretes of all kinds, the iuff value
amount of the value of goods, wares, and mer.
chandiEe, fock in trade, veffes of all kind at
home or abroad with their appurlenznces paid for
or not paid for.
shares or proserty in any Incorporated Bridge
or turnpike road, or flares in any other incorpo-
rated company pofeiing taxable property.
All peafufe carriages-hofies aud neat cattle
Of one year old and upwards
Iocome from proftnion, faculty, trade or en-
ploymeni gained by land or Tea
All other properly excepting heep, houfehoId
furniture, farming utenGls and tools of mechanics
The Afefors earneitly loiiGit of the inhabitants
apunctuaI and general compliance with the above
notice as il wilt relieve them from the necefIity
of booming their efiates
DANIEL COBB, } IDsgo,, Of tbs
VIM WAN sousa Of Port
CHARLIE FOX y land
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-20
NOTuE.

NOTICE.
THE Proprietors Of Portland Long Wharf are
hereby notified that their annual meeting vii
be held At the Counting Room Of MIR Jofeph Crofs
Jun on faid wharf on the Grif Monday ia June
next ~ 10 Geek forenoon. for the following
purpofes VIZ
To Cho(e Moderator.
Treafnrer.
Wharfage.
Clerk
Anda BANDING committee fer the yesr-and to
trsniaes whai bulAels may thea come before shem
At "a d meeting
IONA STEVENS, Proprietor, Cierk.
May IL