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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
Spring and Summer Goods.
JOSIAH NIJNROE,

An. p. E~NION-ROT,
HAs just received pae4ssg VI a - GOODS,
l. L cofssting of Bfae@alsA tiasasgIeres: Sat
tnets; Bonlbazests; Co la84s sctory Sheet
ings and shrting; British III. actory Stripe
and Check Cambria and cou. on Dimo,ies I:
velvets; Buckram White and Brown Linens ;
o. Cotton Danask l Ginghams 81 and IA
India Cottons: Flanues i'll India Counter.
panes Gingham and Cotton Umbrellas White,
Blk. and CoIored Worsted and Cotton Hose !;
Furnitures Copperplates; O., 7-s and al Dark
and Light limitation and Printed Shawls; Flor
ence, Lesantine and Iudia Plain and Plaid Silks;
Bandanna, Plaid, Flag and Blk Hdkfs; Calicoes
Cambria Prints; yellow and Blue Nankeens;
Flag and Plaid Cotton IIdkfs; Vestings: Blk.
and White Milinet; Wash Leather, Beaver and
Kid Gloves; six do; IA and o. Cotton Cam
-brcs colored do; Plain and Figured Muslns !;
Book do. Tortoise she'll CouIbs Buttons; Pins
Tapes; Shoe and Quality Bindings; Braces
Ribbons; Sewing Silks; Twist; Fans; silk
Braid Daily Trimmings Chenille Cords; Wire
Cotton Thread Silk, Linen, and Cotton Floss J;
Blk. and White Italian Grapes GA Silk Lace !;
Cotton do. Pearl and Wire Shirt Buttons SC
&c &c. all Of which will be sold low for CASH.
May 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
GRAND BALL.

MIR. TRIGANT DE BEAUMONT, res
1vl pecfuIly informs The vistos Of his Balls,
that from the request Of large number Of the AM
ateurs of Dancing, and it being Court week, that
he will give an Extra Ball at the usual place, on
THURSDAY EVENING, May 29th. Dancing
TO begin at 8 o'clock, and the Ball to close pre-
cisely at r..
Mr.. II. de b. is DESTROYS of seeing all his Scholars
(wthout exception) attend this and all bis Prac-
Using Balls, next of which will be on Thursday
Evening June 5th, 1917. Portland 1Iay &C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
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GAZETTE 49, News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrdnces and Cledrances at he Custom. House.
May 20, arrived sloop Maria, Pray, from Ports
mouth-2ist, brig Collector, Iicomb, from Bos-
ton-brig Mary, Shaw. from do.--brig Afford.
Roll, do. with mo'asses--soop Aurora, Wheeler,
do.-Z2d, sioop Liberty, Moody, from Nevbury-
port-sloop Industry, Idgcomb, from BOSTON,
soop Express. blanchard from Bos,on-93d, schr
james, M'Lean, from Nova Scotia, with plaster
sooP Notary, Stoch'nan, irons Boston--sloop Mes
senger, Lowell, do.--blig Boxer, Merrill, from
Alexandria, with GOO bbs. Flour and go do Tar
xath, schr Golden, Smith, from Newyork, with 10
bbls. Flonr--brig Fair-America, Underwood, FROM
Baltimore, with 90 hbis. Flour, 500 bushels Rye,
and $50 do. Corn-25th, soop Traveller, Chan
der, from North-Carolina, with cargo of 700
bushels Of Corn--sloop vulture, Drinkwater, from
Lubeck-g6th, brig William Smith, Bacon, from
Newyork-sloop Abby, Knights, from Boston
slooP Traveller, Doyle, from Portsmouth,; N. ii
with 200 bushels Of Rye--schr. Olive, Hatch from
kdenton, n G. with cargo of 900 bushels Of
Corn.
CLEARASCEs. .-.a..
May co. cleared, schr. Reaper, Merchant, fol
Phiiadelph ia-2-d, schr. Friends, CaIden, for st
Andre@s-24sh, schr. Relief, Baxter, for Rev.
york-sloop Messenger, Lowell, for Boston-s6lh
brig Cordelia, Iolman, for Havana brig Mary
stackpoie, for Havana--brig Milford, Weeks, for
s.. Petersburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

THE fnbfcriber hereby gives public notice 20
nil concerned, that he has been du'y appoint
ed add taken uron himielf rhe uuit e Admins
traitor Of The eIine OF MARY sTA NW0OD late
Of Bruniwick in the covrtv Of Cumberland. wild
ow. deseaied. by giving bond fhe law q reefs
he therefore rsquetts ~ perlons who are indebt
"a to The fssd decsaleds efse 20 make immediate
nsymens and thoie who have any cemznGa
tnereon, 60 exhibit the fame 10
ANTHONY CHASE
Brupfw;ek, May 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
NOTICE.

w HEREAs quantity OF shiugles are now ly-
~ ing on ot of land, occupied BY James
Racket and Tho's. Foriaith, and no perfon ap.
pearng to claim The fame this il 20 give notice 20
whomfoever il may concern that faid fhingles viii
be lpid At public audlon the sth e June next
Al y o'clock A Nj to paw The ground renf. &c.
81 Mr. Stephen MIellan Office unlels The own
er or owners remove them before that time
- JANE5 RACKLEFF.
1er,land May ~, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
! @ort(a11S,
Tuesday, May u, 1917.
Massachusetts, Gorernment.

Massachusetts GoUernmenf.
The new Legislature will meet 10 Boston,
tomorrow. The Rev. THoaAs SMELL, Of
North Brokfcd, has been appointed 10 deliv-
- the Election Sermon. 1.-The session is
froecfed TO be an unusually short and harmo-
Nous one"
Ea~fL6ltake-About 3 o'clock in the morn
inc OF Thursday last smart shock OF an
Earthquake was felt in this town, Newbury-
port, Salem, Boston, and many other places
We understand that many we're awakened
from their sleep by The noise and quaking o.
the earth.
PROSPECT, NAY %, 1917.
Last night at three O'Clock and b minutes
precisely by watch, we bad very severe
shock Of an Earthquake. Its duration, &C
companied with noise like heavy distant
thunder, was, i should Judge, at least 15 sec
onds. II was the seyerest shock | ever ex-
perienced. Ii rocked the house, and the
frame cracked as if falIing.--The night in
other respects was delightfully."- pleasant and
tranquil.
Peace Society an advertisement in an
other part of our paper, IT will be seen that
meeting of the members will be held ttis IF
tey7loon at A o'clock, at the Westinghouse OF
the first parish in this town, and that a dis
course will be delivered das eueatag at the
same place, by the Rev. President APPLETON.
Coz. Wolcon--The editor of the Newyork
Advertiser, in speaking of the speech of the
new Governor OF Connecticut, observes
!. We have not heard in what manner it-was
received by the democrats, but if they can
discover any thing democratic in it, they must
possess more keen discernment than has gen.
orally been supposed. /"
.another nezv sa0ented Fire Place A
Frenchnan in the city OF Newyork, by the
name of Detroismont, it is said has invented
method Of making fre-places which promises
not only saving of fuel 10 the amount of
more than one half, but is perfectly relieved
from smcke-needs no sweeping, and is per-
feclIy secure from catching fire. The throat
or fue Of the chimney is completely OBJ
structed by an iron sheet fastened directly
across 1t, about tive feet above the mantle
piece.
Fire.-On the morning of the 10th inst.
whilst part of the family were absent from
town, the Dwelling house of Maj. Joshua B.
Osgood, in Denmark was discovered to be on
FIRE, which Immediately communicated to the
shed adjoining, and from thence to the barn,
the whole of which, with their contents, con-
sisting Of nearly all his furniture, farming
utensils, Wagons, harness, &c. &c. were en-
tirely consumed. The buildings were all
new, and the house well stocked with provi-
sions of all kinds--so that the loss cannot be
estimated at much less than six thousand dol
lars. Maj. O. had lately commence bis farm
IN Denmark under. very hatterng circum-
stances--and bis loss is great and severe, both
tohimself and townsmen, as there were many.
aho looked to him for assistance.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
MARRIED

In New-Gloucester, by the Rev. Elisha Moselv
Capt. khenezer Whitehouse, OF Minot, to Miss i.
lza5eth Nelson, of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The Editor of the Argus was quite droH and
somewhat ook-lcrrned in bis paragraph. on
his subject last week.
He says Some people of this country are
very fond of initiating English manners and
customs. 1t seems with them sufficient re-
commentator of any practice that it is Eng
iisb. The custom OF selling wives has been
long established as one of the Liberties of Eng
lishmen not indeed sanctioned by law, but
tolerated by tie manners Of the country"
from the last Argus.
SALE OF a WIFE.
"1j7On Friday, an exhibition of the sale of a wife
took place at Dartmouth. A brute of a fellow
very like the rest Of of his coun,rymenl dragged
his wife 10 the public quay for sale. She had been
married about twelve month, is not vet 90, aud
roaId scarcely he sustained from fainting as her
unworthy husband dragged her along. She was
purchased Tor two gnineas BY her first sweetheart
London Pa.
n man q ftw days ago, sold his scifs IN a halter
foT Is. ID. IN The public market at Heiagfon, and
ailoned tie purcFaser quart Of ole 10 drink his
htaf2.-Londou paper Feb. 8.
We also recollect that in this enlightened
land Of liberty 8 brute of fellow eenu-
me full blooded republican /" VERY like the
rest OF his Partyl' sold has agife for little
money, more or less, in the town of Portland.
ANOTHER"
man not long ago true democrat and
hater Of English manners AMI customs bought
q a.fe IN The town OF Portland--the price not
stated IN The public papers-but the fact Of
sale notoFous-She was bought by an old
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

THE annual meeting Of :; The Portland Foreign
l. Mission Society will be held az the Meeting
House of the First Parish in said Portland, on
THURSDAY next, al four O'Clock in the after
noon. WOODBURY. STORER, JuN.
May 20, 1871 Recording Sec'y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
Portla d Bank BILLS.

THE holders OF Billie Of he Port and Rsak
4 requsfsed 10 forward them 20 The B-nA f~l
dempuon ~ foon - pc1ieie. a. shsy $sc1f
cloiInR thsir hu6rtfs It. AAy 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

bird and las Instslnient of The Subscriptions 10
he Capital ofthe said Bank viii be payable on
he frst day Of July next. and will be received
luring the hours of business az the respective
\. .ces herein named. 10 wit
The payments on account 1T the subscriptions st
PvrtIsnd, (M.in) Al the Bank of be Uair
Portsmouth, N. r. led States, or is Office ~
and ! Boston, at the option Of
Boston, lie Stockholders.
Do. at Burlington VI. + A the INK oil the Unit
Providence, RI. ed StseS. or it, Office at
Mddiet0wn, Con- I New.York. a. the op-
New York, sad ,on of the Sfockhoid-
brunswick, II. ] ers.
Dos Phl.delphia, & Al the Bank OF the Unit
Wilmington, Del. } ed States.
Al The Bank Of the Unit
=. p., ed States, or i,s office at
! Baltimore, at The option
of The Stockholders.
At the Bank of The Unit
D.. at Washington ed ates, or ts office &C
CITY, ) WashingtonCiY,at he or
lion Oft 5 &c khpEders.
AT the Bank fihe Unit
Do. ct Richmond Va. ed States, o. ITS .cffee sc
s Raleigh, N. c Richmond, at tbe option
7 Of the Stockholders.
At the Bank Of the Unit
Do. AZ Charleston. ed States. or its Office sc
Sc Charleston. OIL the option
Of The stockholders.
At the Bank of he Unigs
49,. ed Sa es, or its offics at
~ . 6u'sa' Oeo' Savannah, at the option
I of the Stockholders.
rAt the Bank of the Units
ed States, or its Office at
80 9 Se"o 'esns' New Orleans, at The op~
{ ton of the Stockholders
AT The Bank of the Unit
Do. al Nashville. Ten. ed STATES, or its cficc at
s I4exIDgo o., Ken Lex'ngton. al the option
| of the Stockholders
At The Bank ofthe Unit
Do. at Cincinnati. ed States, or its Office st
Ohio, Cincinnati, at the option
of the Stockholders.
The payments 10 be made on each Share Of
he ock, are ten dollars in gold or silver CON,
and twenty-five dollars in coin as Aforesaid. or
in funded debt of the United States. at the rates
prescribed by the act of incorporation. The GER
tifcste or certificates of the funded debt proper
ion Of each payment must be transferred in due
form Of law 10 The President, Directors, and
Company Of the Bank of the United States, or
power of attorney authorizing tie Cashier OF the
Bank OF The United States, or the Cashier Of
the Office at which sny such payment shall be
msde, or their respective substitutes 10 transfer
The same ss aforesaid !. must be annexed 10 The
said certificate or certificates
The s ockholders particularly requested
10 exhibit he original receipts of the Commits
soners for the payments which may have been
made, OF the certificates Of Stock which may
have been issued in lieu thereof, in order that
the receipts fer the final payments may be en-
dorsed thereon.
By order Of The Board OF Directors,
IONA, SMITH, Cashier
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

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other Reviews, &c. &c.
HIS work will be publiihed in half monthly
j. numbers, each number containing 40 pages
clofe letter prefs. octave forming two volumes
year.
The price 10 fubfcribers will be S dollars per
annum, or "a numbers; or $50 cents per volume
or IL numbers. Payable for the year on publ
cation of No l2.
Tide Page and Iadex will be given half yearly
Subscriptions received for the year or half year.
The various and lively character of the Eng.ifh
periodical publications 10 unrivaed NOT only in
America. tn, in Europe. But as domeltick pat
ronage in England is efficiently liberal govern
the views of their editors, EngIih Magazines
| abouad with matter. which lofes all its inrereii
out Of The United Kingdom. To procure there
fore, what delights and inlruc.s as we have been
Obliged 10 purchsle much in which we could not
have the mott remote concern This has been az
objection the only objection that has been expert
| enced ia the republication Of entire Engih peri
odical works 10 this country and il ishis that We
| propole 10 obviaie by our prelent plan. We have
engaged regu ar tGppy of the mott popular pro
auctions Of the Magazine ciais ifIued in London
Ri Cling dross offer 70 the american publick
ony the bu lion of genius, erndition, and Teiearch
fuch as mutt please 10 any country, where refine
nent prepares the mind for found inlIueticn and
e.egans amufement
\ AZ prompy circulation Il dehrable, we Intend to
iiine forty pages. large octave. siwce each month
his will always enaoe III TO rut our lablcFi iers
IN pohsfIon Of The work carrier than il could be
pubihei IN monthly numbers
Notwithstanding the acknowledged merit Of The
London Magazines, the petuial of any will
iasfy the mot! ordinary crisick that they contain
papers of various merit. The 4fibsrsT@ wlli have
The peculiar aud obvious advantage Of embracing
tie mon elegant, interefling and inafuctive pro
duction. OF teserai rival publications wi,hou;
their impeuectious on their head" We canno.
| tut indulge fanguiDe expecsaiors that plan 10
ltrkingy eligible viii give general isusfaction.
Bsf,n. hpto 1917
WE do not heElse 60 recommend The above
work to The sttenilon of the inhabitants of Port
land; u already ha, handlcme fupporf IN Bolton
Salem. Providence sc. 4 { and Is really worthy
any patronage thar may be given
SubtcriptIG pager are opened by and th'
irii nu.nher. Ct the work may be exAmirsd AZ our
BcokIiofe. No 1Ns5t,s Rsrn
| Mussey Il Whitman.
Portland May 27
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

f, had been seer dse day before sucking run
from hogshead with quill.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The new Legislature VIII meet 10 Dos'eh,
tomorrow. The Rev. TnoaAs SMELL. Of
North Brok6cld, has been appointed 10 deliy-
er the Election Sermon. The session IS
froecfed TO be an unusually short and harmo-
NOUS one"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
DIX & WILLIAMS,

DIX & WILLIAMS,
No |, LONG WHARr,
OFFER FOR SALE,
IUO barrels Flour
so do Rye 40
90 do No. 2 Reef
10 do Sugar
1 hid do
100 kegs Manufactured Tobacco
10 hbis No. Pork
10 do clear do
80 boxes brown Soap
20 dozen Scythes
1000 W. O. Shocks aud Heading
10 bbIs picked HeFrings
90 Guint. Dun Fish
2 casks red Wine
10 reams Wrting Paper May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
Board of Health and Inspector Of
Police.

WHEREAS complaints are frequently made to
" the Board of Health and Inspector of Police,
againn individuals for iniractions of the BY Laws
of the town, more particularly thofe that relate
ito cleanliness they have therefore thought il
expedient TO take this method of calling upon The
Inhabitants of the town 10 countenance aud aid
them in the performance of their duty and in or
der that no one may plead ignorance Of the BY
Laws, they are requefted by the Chairman of the
SeleGmen to inform the inhabitants that have nor
been furnifhed with the BY Laws. that if they will
call on him they fhail be futnifhed with copy of
them
They alto deem il expedient to publifh ex
tract from Law OF the State which gives au-
shortly to the Board Of Heath--and the BY Law
of the townthat authorizes the IafPeaor of Police
TO profecute for any penalty for breach of shofe
laws-and extracts from luch of them a. are mott
frequently dilregarded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

The fOHsrvi.g 10 ra7 from tbs Lam outbaiEsg
tie sppsiatmsst IF q Heaab commitfeso, Hsah5 Of
fasn. -eE
8 That Il hali be their day 10 remove all 6lh
of any kind wh2tess. which ih2i be found in
any ofthe ttreets, lanes, wharves docks, or in any
other place whatever within the limits of The town
10 which such Committee or Health Officer be
longs whenever iuch filth fhall in their Judgment,
endanger the lives the health Of the inhabi ants
thereof All the expences whereof to be paid by
the perfon or perfon. who placed il there. if
known or if not, by the town by which faid
Committee or Health Officer was appointed Aud
whenever any fuch ~ aforefaid ihall be found on
private properly, f1id Committee or Health Off
Ger iha notify and order the owner occup er
thereof, after twenty four hours notice to remove
the fame at their own expenies; and in cafe izid
owner or occupier fhali neglecs 70 remove luch
filth from his or her properly after the expiration
of the time aforefaid he or they 70 offending hal
forfeit and pay fine of 0as Hana,sd d Lars, TO be
fued for and recovered, with colts of fu,t by faid
Committee Health Officer, before any Cour,
proper 10 try theiame for the ufe of the poor of
the. ro,vn ia which fuch offence is committed /; and
iad owner or occupier sforeiaid fhaIl be liable
and obliged to repay 10 faid town all co and char
ges which the faid Committee or Health Officer
may have incurred in removing the 6i,h from HE
or her property"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

EutAqitake--About o'clock in the morn
Ing OF Thursday last q smart shock Of an
Earthquake was felt in this town, NeWbury-
poft. Salem, Boston, and many other places
We understand that many we're awakened
from their sleep by The noise and quaklng Of
the earth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
By Larv TO Pre0ent aazsbolssonss ond sncoasey RI
Bib from bsisg tbrorvn isf0 sbs Street. /,

BIZ from bsisg tbrorvn isf0 ibs Street.
Whereas it has become practice to throw the
.rubbfh taken irem foul celIers. back yards, and
other places. in the lreets which for the fake of
health, a. welas of convenient paiilng aud decent
appearance eughs TO be kept a. clean as potIi,lr
n ordered 5y tie sszgs, That If any perfon or
perfons fha carry or cat, or caufe TO be carried
or cat into any of lie ftreets, lanes or other pub
lac ways or places Of the lowe any daft dirt, dung,
foot garbage, carbon nreds. fhavings, 9Th foil,
oyiser fbeiis dead animal, offl, Zones, bricks ma
fons and bricklzyess rhbbilh, or any Other rub
bin or nuifance whatever. or any kind of thing
made or accumulated, or being in any OF their ref
yards, or their or any of their dependencies or ap
purtenances every per(on 10 offending ihali folfei;
and pay One Dollar
Pr.0iasd That nothing in this BY Law iha Be
confirmed 70 hinder or weaken the privilege con
tanned ia the provifion of the BY Law 20 pre-
vent Ineumbrances in the Streets"
The Board of Health and Inspector Of Police
feel it a duty they owe themieves and TO the
fellow citzens TO give notices thar the, are deter
mined liricty dfeharge he du ies Of the offices
10 which they have been elected, and will prompt
iy attend to any como ANTS that may be made 10
either Of The Board or the Infpector Of Pc ice
R1r The Board give notice thar they have afign
ed FRIDAY NExT SOIL s.R. for the tnhabitanu
of the town TO ear our ihe'- celiers back yards
&c. which Glib and ruobiih may be ihrown IN
the middle Of he nreess-znd thai he day follow
ing cart wi, pals through the ltreets 10 gather il
up and convey il awzy-after which the BY Law.
will be ffricfly enforced.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

NATHANIEL LFFAVOR.
LAS FOR SALE an afTortment of GARDEN
: SEEDS, F,s6 ond God comprising every
kind uiually wanted 10 this par; of the Country,
which ne will fell a. low, as can be had ellie
where
AMONG MANI OTHERS ARR
10 lbs. Cucumber,
20 lbs. Carrot,
80 lbs. Beet,
80 lbs. Onion,
90 lbs. +. Turnip,
10 lbs. Squash,
20 lbs. Radish.
-4LSO.-
10 Bushels white BEANS,
2 Hhds. excellent refund CIDER.
Together with a general aGortmens Of
Nest India Goods g. Groceries.
Portland May 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
PrsIIsHEp IN RrauEsT

ACQUIRING man was found dead on Gen.
raj Wharf, in Boston, on Thur day last, who
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

Do. at Nashville Ten.
s I-exIDg' o., Ken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27
ofthe UNITED SE4TES,

NV NAY IN, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders
y Of he Bank of the United States, ,h2s he
bird and las Instslnient of The Subscriptions 10
he Capital ofthe said Bank viii be payable on
he frsi day Of July next. and will be received
luring the hours of business At the respective
u .ces herein named. 10 wit ::
The payments on account of the subscriptions &C
P,,rtland, (Msinf Al the Bank of he Uaisr
p,a..vao.,gh VaI Stasaa -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-27

Do. at Cincinnati,
Ohio,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-11
Sales at Auction.
On Veanesaays and Saturdays


WILL BE OFFERED,
A. the Auction Office en Union street.
Betweeu King aud Prince
n extensive aud general assortment
a Of sea>ouahie G"odN' u, n''''Sn'
F ) = German. India. snd D''n|,ic
which aiil b. we'll ,ciect, :.
lsJ aad we'll worthy the at'entSn Vi
,o,,n and country merchants aud others;
|. Tho Undersigned sill be aOnn,'asnJ
l.SDnj;e5 Irau ,oc IaancGctors aud Their
c,;aads in Bo,io,, N,w York aud Ph''a-
I,...,obja-wh,ch will S're 70 :''m.ie'i.sn a''
anna. tunitY OF .ayingln their goods nn as
sn',l fern; A. tie, can Re ~ those ct4 :. :
Am 1870 view Ii. di:rence vi Elk
chang. e,c. etc ~,,J,
The p.,ticala- description o' To' gus
,y;,l be a,iyera.e,, in the papers Oh In'
c,nsun uents strictly attended t" aud
.Ib.raI alvaaces na,'s / .ieslr1h!s
John Jackson & 20.
Auctioaeers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-11
100 Dollars Reward.

Ran ava; from the subscriber, on the
9th September, a negro man, named
JAMES. about 5 feet 10 inches high,
slender made. very black about forty
two years of age, a good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobacco
| viii give The above reward if taken 90
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
Charles I. Catlett.
October 8