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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
SICKNESS AT rEv-opIEkys.

The New-Orleans parer of the 4th ult.
cautions the inhabitants Of that city, then
b'ent, not to be induced 70 return BY
the cool state Of the weather. The d.
sea'e, adds the Editor, still continues.
Strangers arriving are as liable to take
1t, as they were IN the month Of August ;
and, as the season advances, the case,
become more virnient." The absent CT
tizens are, therefore advised not to re-
turn, uEtil after severe Nov. frost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
A GRECIAN DINNER.

IT.. fu,.Lo a., L. a. nI q,
~ a.. n,,; - ~. - a'e.s.
sNe1 ."o lo,.oMinf pr" "'t VI = ore
,la'l oaHiue' WIN m: Tue S'Ins"'oi lie
peue" s"'s :" "'a a"u ~" 'o'npa-
nuns -, ,:,.a . L. "a,
- o"d .,,s;n,.r ~ III, %. sum
, , L " us o, a J,.n.sJ on,! , "''
,nts , nr;nc;nai d;,h on H., .J" 70
aa,. ~ pnon = LARGO c,nnor or nsv.Sr
s,iror niooed nnon a Jnr stoaI -
u,i,;oh tic enesis s;t n.on cnsh;nns .
the nI,ee Of honor heinz ., that s;Js
.here this ion. couch nf tho dian
t.nJs .lonn tic wh;,ew,shod waiI
a Ion. I'd courss toweJ vsrv n,
,...naS ahout twelve inches w;J, ;s
snread .ronnd tLs table in o,c entire
Nee over the Inecs oCtbe nartr se,
ted Wine is only placed before
stranpers-tbe rest of the comoany
receiving ONLY a glass each of very
bad wine of the desert. Brandy i.
handed about before sitting down to
taLle All perscns who nartake Of
tho meal. wash their hands in the
rom Lotb hefoec and after eating
A Girl with naked and dirty feet. en-
tsrs the ap.rtment. throwing to every
one q napkin she is followed Ly a
saconl Lam.si wbo poes 70 every
ruest. and knee,;nr before him upon
onc Knee. presents p pewter water not
and nevtsr bas;n covered with a yr;;l.
upon the ton of which there 4. bowl
u soun An exh;b;t;on rather Of a
d;srr,tinr nature. however CLEARLY.
then t,tcs Mace sor having m,de a
t,ther With fine sorn tL.v I'm their
mou,bs v Nm This. ard snuirt II. mixed
with sa,iya info ,tLe basin. The Ia
d;es Of the family aI.o do IN. same
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
EMIGRATION.

Never, says paper, printed at Frank
fo,t, ken,ueky-Never did the tide Of
emigration set more strongly to the south
and west than during the present season.
We not only witness the current CONT
nually passing By rs accumuiatinc as il
rolls on, but hear Of tie astonishing ei-
feets produced ia the lately savage viii
derhess. In the Mis.ss j and Illinois.
settlements are rapidly extending. ana
in the Alabama, 81. Stephens 4 the town
Of B!akeIy have opened new sources o.
wealth sad commerce. In the fprm,r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
VERMONT.

The Legislature of this state are In
very Tranquil session. To avoid all cause
Of party irritation, il was voted, 100 To
II, not, to answer Governor Galusha's
speech. Among the subjects before them,
are propositions for Incorporating Banks
at Windsor, Burlington and Windham-
(there is rot now any Bank in Vermont)
and resolution Tor nrpropriating a sum
Of money annually for the education OF
the Deaf and Dumb. The House con.
sists Of 1913 members. Boston pap.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
wARpEN's LKrrERs.

II is stated in late London papers. that
an answer BY Bonaparte to the book pub
lished by MIR. Warden, is received and
will speedily be Published. The paper
adds, that it serves to throw light on
some OF the most important transactions
in history.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
HoRRID.

according to the table describing the
civil state OF Sweden, si4 children at the
breast were, during the year 1914, smo-
fhered BY their mothers or nurses while
asleep; and in the following year the
number OF innocent victims who died
through this kind of imprudence amount
ed Tn $50
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
SOMETHING NEW.

A Tyrolean has lately inventeF.at
Wien a, machine for needle work, by
which it is said every kind OF sewing
nay be executed with the utmOs: p'eci-
sion. The emperor Of Austria has grant
cd a patent TO the inventor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
P,om TIE Csorreio,rn Messenger.


We select the following lines frnv, the
National IntelIisencer, the author OF
which must either have intended TO in
lure Lord Byron, or was trying how lar
he might impose on the creduli'y OF the
American public. Those who have read
the mastery works of Lord b. with at
tention, we are persuaded would at once
detect the forgery. We 10 not conceive
these lines to be destitute Of poetic merit
though The sentiments they contain are
d;rec,l, are variance with the feelings Of
every good citizen. particularly Of Lord
BYRON himself.
LINES,
Said TO have been ,cri.ten BY Lord Byron,
in explanation Of h:smysferious atrerce.
In caping wondermeHt let little men
Ope their din eyes, and gaze IN trans
port wild,
And puzzle their dull wits, to ken
The reason why Iet,my wife and child:
Tell the toud fools that men like me des-
pise
All common rules, all vulgar social ties.
Was it for NE, poet and peer, :.
Ts cramp nv genius by those dstatd
rules
(The brood Of craft, Of folly. or pale tear}
Invented by old kRaves to gull young
fools;
Or truckle 10 the farce OF marriage vows,
To which The poor priest ridden 'dsot
bowss
Can genius bear the caln of welded h'e'
The glowing sweets Of constant haPE-
ness, strife,
Nor pine tor anguish. pain regret or
Loathipg the ,ffspring's smile, the wife's
cares: Gprizd,
sueh joys as these BY common souls are
And, being common, ought to be dsspis'd'
Tobe poet, ana De happy too, ['ief;
Is to be wre,ched, past low mems be-
For whe with smiles the mourning muse
can WOO, [grief!
Or win her g ace, save in the garb OF
Men, plying poets, whom they can't ad-
mire, hre'
Give TO their tears, what they refuse their
Ills said tat genius, Ike the quench'ess
fire and heav'n,
That gives the light to stars, to earth
A precious boon By mau's immortal sire,
TO guide the world to happiness, was
giv'n;
To paint the Joys Of innocence below,
And make all hearts with love Of virtue
glow;
To sing in verse, immortal as the theme
Of heay'n's sweet mercy, justice. good
ness, truth: beam,
To lisht Of feeling the bright glowing
In torpid age and breast OF lus,y youth
To make US tear the Being thron'd above,
Aud all the creatures Of his bounty love.
Perish the thought! Genus is not star
Forever fx'd, and brigat'uing in one
sphere,
But mad comet. with the spheres at wsr,
Eccentric, swift, and dangerous to be
near;
II guides no trf v'ler in his journey lone
It's use riddles and its ED unknown.
lis bright gift, to lead some wretch a.
stray
To make men wonder, pity or desrise
To comfort tools, who never feel its ray,
And call the tears from wisdom's
watchtul eye, lsis,n,
That wreps to see the choicest boon e'er
Nsisas'd, to mar the master-works OF
heav'n.
Then farewell offspring, wife and tedious
home;
Ireck not of you. so the world admire;
My tears are ali for Tasso's hspless doom;
Regardless Of the husband Or the sire
So bellies and critics praise my idiesl
verse, theirs curse
Who heeds the ofSprins's cries, the mo-
Original miscellany.
non HvpnN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
FoRe gerry.

The SchuylkiIl Bank in Philadelphia
has been defrauded out Of Ssl4s Al cts.
BY means OF forged check in he name
OF Thomas Harper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
Markers at Cork, Sept. %.

Flour Sl2 per Dbl.
Flaxseed Sl4i per cask.
Tobacco, James River, 7 TO lid per ID
W. o. Dbl. slaves S48a7O per NJ.
Cotton, Georgia upland 45 cts. per lb
do New-0r,eans SO do
Pot Ashes gle per cwt.
Pearl do Sl2 so do
r. o. hid. and barrel slaves in no de-
mand. Sorfa& Herald.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
ts,r- Fork, .fbremter 3.
xrp. LAKE. Innn .xnIAxn

VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND
Tie fast sailing aud regular trading
ship Minerva, Sketchly, arrived at this
port on Saturday in s7 days from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on the maruins
Of the 4th of October. The Editors Of
the Mercantile Advertiser have received
by this arrival their files OF Liverpsol Pc
pers to the Sd. London, TO the FIST Of
October. & Lloyd's list to the Soth Sep
tember, all Inclusive.
]. Extracts continued.
At the request Of the French Academy
the corvette Uranie has been fitted out
ard sailed rom roulon on the 18th Sept.
to proceed to measure the extent cf ,he
.ustral hemisphcres, to make observa-
,ions on the intensity of the magnetic
powers, and different experiments inter-
e,fing IT, natural history.
The Lonaoa Waterloo committee hare
placed at the dispossi of u arshal Blucher
2CO, 900 rix dollars, tor the benefit Of fine
Prus,ian sufferer, besides 10000. "
those Who los. their natural protectors BY
the battle. TheMng Of PRUSSIA has ac-
kaowIedsed the receipt 81 these dona
tons in grateful manner.
The osmmirt.e Of the general shipping
interest in Lonton, have determined to
lay before The ministry rcmoustrsnce
against fresh aaty 81 timber inpsl ted
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
QRkc. Oct. 81.

Quebec. Oct. 81.
We Nave had several falls Of snow
lately. 1t is now, TUESDAY morning)
showing last The ground is covered
with il. --
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07

p,ae. 4 Steam boat is already baild,rs 70
navigate the Mobile, ard to the latter
ships have commenced a trade rom We
c;ty of New-York. The time IS BOT lar
distant when these three territories WIZ
add as macy new stars to uur coHs'esia-
ton Of free states.
pRospsRrTY OF THE wEsTERN STATES
IL is stated in the Nashville raper. OF
the 10th of October, that exports irom
West Tennessee to N. Orleans, ameunt-
ed. during Che last year, to more 1han a
m;lGan and a half of dollars. The fVl-
lowing is list Of the kinds and value Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07

Under the title Of English Ba~ls
and Scotch Reviewers
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
PORK. OATS. RIM ar

PORK, OATS, RUM. &c.
BARNEWALL q sPoPH4DI
OFFER tor iale, received per icbooner,
W Juliet and Hazard,
10 hhds whiting
Iacalks Hibberrs (bottled in Londonl
brown ltout
40 bbls, N. E. rum
caflsS German fcythes
40 bbls prime pork
200 bufh. white potatoes
800 buff. Albany oats
hhds. Mufcovado figrr.
april IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
50 DOLEARs REWARD.

- AN. AWAY from the fibfcriber re
IN fding near Lceiburg, 1 Negro Man,
called James had on When he altoona, =
a dark olive broad cloth coat half worn, a
velt of dimity, and pantploens of cotton
cord: He is about Al years OF age, S feet 8
or inches high, remarkable well formed
handfome negro, very black. He was for
merly the property of Mr.. George Ruff OF
l.eeiburg. / viii give the above reward of
nifty dollars If he is taken fifty miles from
home IN another fate, twenty dollars if
apPrehended out OF the County, and ten dol
lars Ii arreted in the neighbo,hood.
may 81. 4w w. MASON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
LONDON GOODS

G. q I. p. THOMPSON
HAVE received per the flip Emily,
Il Il Blackwell, from London, a we'll ie-
leeted aGortment of
3SE.aSGN:4BLE ARTICLES,
amorg them are
Extra fuperfne imperia! saxony cloths
- >, cailimeres
Superfne white & London printed quit
ings
York ftripes, and friped Aorentines,
7-S and "A fine and iuper calicoes and
. chintzes, new and tatty patterns,
9sS fuperfne ginghams do
Cambria, jaconet ard fancy mullins
Nuns Thre ds, very fine
Adelphi cotton threads, do q
ON HAND-Cotton Writings, dimities,
hoiiery, fhawls, Madras and MIalabar hdfs.
beaver gloves, patent net braces, etc. etc.
may 7. 2ot
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
BLOCK TIN, OIL, &c.


l have on hand and for fale,
ago boxes tin plate
s633a lbs. brazers' copper, breRs and
bottoms, of various Gzes,
300 lbs fpelter
800 black lead crucibles
1900 lbs. block tin, frft quality,
rolls fheet lead
3 tons bar lead
Jo1 caiks Spaniih whiting
600 gals. good fpermaceti oil
500 >, linfeed .,
1000 - white -
40 bbls. tanners -
rs lib. No. PrufIian blue
A large aIorment of all kinds of paints,
and window slaE
N. b. continue to carry on the brafs
founders, copper, tin plate and plumme,'s
bufinels-& have on hand large afiortment
ofitills, andirons, novels and tongs, and
do ali kinds of brafs cafttings. The high
eft price given for old brafs, copper, pewter
and lead.
mays. MATTHI as SNYDER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
GROCERIES, &c

MANDEvILLE Sc LARMo UR offer for fale,
60 hhds' whiky.
so do northern rim
I5puncheons w. India do
- 20 hhdS. and q
4 so bbls;, Orleans & Mufcovado fugars
Ioh bids. N. Oreans molaGes
- boxes brown Havana ugar
zao bags green coffee
IS caiSs Cohen cheefc
40 hoxes chocolate, no. and
10 half do. do do
a5o lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
40 kegs ground ginger
SEQ lbs. almonds
so do nutmegs
10 boxes Windior and Rofe foap
Imperial, HyGon, Young Hylon, and
Souchong Teas
1920 buihels ground alum Salt
1900 do. blown DO.
Refined fugars, and general aaort-
ment OF Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
uiuai. april
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
mo. SEQ

HARDWARE.
QUITS & CAWooD, have received
AZ and offer for falc, at their fore. nm.
per END OF King ftreet, on moderate terms
a fmall conGgnment CT '"''
H4RDW.iRE,
among which are
Falling axes, bread ditto AIDES,
Sets of furniture, coopers' beak irons.
Bung boIers, grid irons,
Drawing knives, cutlalTes and fhcaths,
II general atiortment of toopers' tools OF
every delcription,
Gait iron pots, cait iron chefs
Steeiyards, pick axes. chizels
Maioas' hammers, fmoothing planes
Jack planes, nails of different izcs
. Ihaite lprings, Ia'erowbars, large md fit
for quarrics, &c.
april II. If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

G!40t En- ,, &
THE Subfcriber offers for fale at his
J. warehonie, fuckers wharf,
5000 fhels Turks l1and Salt
Antigua Rum in hhds and bbls.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter cllks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs-fmaIl twin
Nails IN kegs, aGorted
Candles il boxes
knglfh ,hite cad, ground in oil
Mile fheet lead
boxes .ervant>' soGed Hats made of fur
10 bales Enghfl facking
a do do. canvas, No. too,
All of which will be fold low bv
JAMES SANDHRSON.
March az
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
DRY GOODS.


JOHN JACKSON & Co. offer for n,le,
bales fuper cloths
10 burlaps
oinaburgs
4 ticklenburgs
cafe dowlaS, hyperion quaiity,
bales India cottons
bombazetts
trunk 7-S London chiRtz
prints, good patterns,
Gales cords and veivetS
cotton hofe
atrunks f.per ginghams
cafe tapes
he above defcribed goods were purcha-
led for caih, at auction, in New York. and
VIII be fold to merchants at imall advance
lnlotS TO iuit them on, accommodating terms
ALSO,
acafes French hats
fix =,
felt
morocco, kid and fix llocs
boots and fhoes.
Together with variety of dry goods ard
groceries, which will be fold at very redm-
ced prices.
They are receiving goods daily, 70 that
oopitaht iuPPly of well ieleeted goods is
kept up, affording to merchants an opuor-
funIty OF iuPplying lhemielves with What.
ever may be wanting at the mott reduced
prices. Their anortmcnt at all times will
nc found well wartlfthe attention of pur-
chafers, and to thofe who purchafe largely.
liberal credit viii be given for approved
- may 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
SHOES AND BONNETS.

C1AOLLhC ~ " ~ OWN ~ ~ NJ
S. q d. REED
uAVE juf received general abort
j L ment of
SHOES,
conGiting of the following kinds:
Ladies' morocco llippers
do do do with heels
MiIes' do do
do leather fhoes
CMldrcus' do do
do morocco walking 90
do do boottecs
Gentlemen's boottees, at dolls. pair
do calf Kin ihoes
Boys fine and coarfe do
Mems do do
do low priced fur hats
do wool do
boxes ladies' nraw bonnctS and liraw
braid.
All of the above goods will be fold at re-
duced prices for cath.
Country merchants can be fupplied at the
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
apr. as.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

other town, for tie delivery Of any article a. ne
llores or dwelling houie. Of The cisizeas q -"
town
2 nj o,ds,sgEv fGs Gus. That the felectmen
bau from time 10 GIme zs occalion may require
APPOINT one or more iiands for market places Tor
fih and whichever fhail fell or cff-r 20 .el aoy
fll, (dried, fmoksd aud picked Glh eIeePtee) a.
any o. her place hzI forfeit ana pay csc SeHo' TOT
each efFsa<. And whOloever hzl erect any tall
for thar pole 10 auy other place than iueh -
flau be Sppointed a. Afortiad Ina ioriet anu
paw ous 4slay for each offence, and hvs dOfaf' foi
every week fuch lall lhall femain unmoved, amer
being thereio ordered IN writIog oy tie Inspector
Of Police
8 nj o,4ersfBy iEs fs.a That no pericn fhal
fel or oiFer to fe.i AnY llh Of any kind, while The
offL IL recls Qi.ug in them, except salmon ana
smets.s uch q hes FIJI as it lsneceiiafy 10 dry
make orae = he eff.i remaining Ia hem on
pesal.v Of f9Tfeifag sre dsfio' for each offence
II ID e,ders45y tbs foren Tha. 90 Trader, Gro
Ger or other pe. fon wha,foevrr dwelling Or Tehd-
Jog withia this town fhall by himief or oihersbuy
contract on ba gam for, any fort OF gram meal
butter lard, foa,s, mutton veal, pork, beet, eggs
or aoy other Cor, Of provliioas, while bringing
from the entrance CT ihe town by any OF the
avenues 70 tn market place or places un'ei' Tor
his her Or tbeir own family ute and eontumpuon,
before TWO OF The clock 10 the afternoon on pen
ATTY Of forfeung and paying fee dsIiaff tor each
offence md 70 butcher e,.her by himself Or
DINERS ihall buy or bargain for any dead meat
brought or bridging to the town, or afEerwardsex
poie for fae any zach meat penai y Of forfeit
ing and paying fvs doAGr. for each ofepce And
no perioD ina 1uy or oontrsct for any 9Th ialmon
or msckereI while on their way from Tea to the
9Th market appointed as aforslad, on penalty OF
NO dejiass for each offence
Hay.
No perfon ihaIl offer and fell any hay, without
having the fame weighed, and ticket Ggned by
fuch weigher and gwen 10 the driver, certifying
the quantity such loud contains, on penalty of
forfetipg the hay 70 fold or offered be fod one
half 10 the complainant, or Ptolecutor, remainder
TO the poor Of The town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given that further time of one month
= from he so day of July 1917. n allowed %
the creditors 10 the etlste of THOMAS NJ CAR
GILL, s'e of WifcaGet dsceafed, to bring ia aud
prove their claims sgana faid eaate and the fub
lcrihers viii attend hat bufiuels at the Regiier
of Deeds office in Wiicaf1st on Monday the IS
day Of ugua ioff al Two clock P. NJ
w. RICE. \ Commiffion
SAMUEL sEvEY, er on laid
mo II. SHEPPARD, } Effate.
Annnn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

Il 20 be fold At Public Auction. by order Of Court
on Tnelday the fecord day of september next
at Two o'clock p NJ. at the dwelling houfe of
William Roberts. IN Wefbrook, 10 much of the
Real Eliate Of Nathaniel Babb. late of Falmouth,
deceaied, a. will produce the sum of TWO hundred
and leventy dollars 70 diicharge the debts OF laid
decsascd; faid real enAte conGaing Of Land IN
faid WeffhroCk TO merry owned In common by the
f.id Nathaniel with John Baob, and purehsied Of
Nathaniel Hatch.
JOHN BABB, Administrator.
Wellhrook, Aug ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
MILLER,S



Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.
T S offered 70 me pubic A. beng one of the easi.
lest and safest cures foe this disorder -. ong
experience hes proved the efficacy Of this ONT
men'. Is IS perfectly safe 10 1t. operation. aud
may be applied To the smallest iuf.nt withou,
danger. The scent Is sgfeesble-Itis not neces.
szry los the patient ID tske bGimstor.~ y Is com
mon in other ointment. This oirtmeas. IL put ur
In t'n boxes, convt nisnt 70 carry, AEd each cen
uIae box viii be accompanied ~ith directions II
genuine, and will be sIgned BY JozL MILLER.
The above Osntusent may be bad in sTssll or
lsrge quantities at JoEL MILLER, S. George .
Decor egfas A0l5r06k. Sign Of S.. Luke's Head.
NJ. 80, Hanover street, DR.. Sanlrrf Hortsn 3,
y Il 4 Newbury street, Boston, ii lr Bsziz.
naia BafntaH, Portland n sSrg5n and B,ace, wal.
epsoioagh; Nr. .T41e HIDE, az Brunswick /:
Pince and Wa1hburH Thom4slowu, ard C..sss
Fe'y. Camden RICE 81 Ger Friendship
George Ro5insar, St. George. Dec. Il gi2mol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

NhGaess = z&ostsi, ny w.se h . tehAsed IA
= sesy aa1eeoas.ng manner sow4rus me, has
VS.. ed sa1 aqa4Edesed my protsrsy ard insol
we'd me IL degt I'll persons are hereby torbid
den 10 hsFbor Or trust ter. / will pay 70
asb.s of her coRra eng OF on her account.
JOHN GEyER.
Friendship. Aug. 6. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

THE BsHeVs7t Society # Bsrpdoi~ C,sgs. will hold
: their annual meeting, on ruefday The I'd sen
tember--,he day previous 20 Commencement 10
the Chapel, ar 4 clcek, A Mn The evening
an addrefs. vii he pronounced. by the Rev. Mr.
Jssts of Ia h on subject, connected with The 10
tereR and views of the Society general and
pufeSu2i at.eeda. &c "a locited
WILLIAM B. WALTER, Secry
BFunfwick, Aug 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
CAUTION.

MTHERFAS IL is said, by ore Cziharine
w H0dsdon. That fhe 10 my wife hereby
absolutely deny thar ever considered Der as such.
land as lhe has behaved ia an urbecoming msnnerl
do hereby caution all perions from harheuring
CT truliiug her On my account a. am determined
never 10 tive with her or pay one cent Ct any
dsbss Of her contracting after the dye
JAMES A0DsDON.
Portland Jusy 50 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26
FOR tS4IF

THE Stock OF the PORTLAND LFIERT
ST-sBLE COMP M consulting Of, one
Light Coach and pair of Runners for fame one
uIkey-eIeven Chaifes-tweive Sleghs-twelve
whips--four Ssddles--six Bridles-tweve Halters
six Buffaloe skins-twelve Horles--ail Of them
very superior--ALfo all the other small articles
neceGary for such an eaabliihment.
The whole will be fold together or any part
feparate to fuit purchafers AS this is the ouly
Livery Stable IN the town it would unque0iola
bly, afford ? good living and bandfome profit 20
one ortwo individuals 70 purcha(e the whole and
continue the business.--A credit with fecuriy
will be given for part of the purchafe morey If
equired-Apply TO THOMAS BROWNE,
JONATHAN STUART
JONATHAN Nj KINENY
Portland June "a 1877. (2m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

He lublctiber hereby gives fIa..
A all concerned. tkar be has sten g i
ted and taken upon aimtelf he 's &c
minIarator Of the eifa:e CT ] RaEL s.
la's Of HaFpswell. 10 he county O. - /.
ysomAn, deceased. by giving bofa = s )
recu--hs therefore Esqneits a. Fss's-
iadebled 10 the said dc1eatrea tisAis 4
mediate payment and iho.s rao e
i sIog1a r1'A
Easpswsa. Aug s. 'sf7
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-08-26

b. & II. BUTMAN,
MIDDLE S7REEI
Lave JUN received a freih tuppIy q
: DRUGS e. MEDICINES,
PAINTS e. DIE UEFS,
AMONG VINCE ARE,
Is tons Logwood
s do Fuaiek
do Nicaragua Wood
SO bbls Ground Csmw5od
. hhds Green Coppersls
I do Dutch Nader
csfk4 Roman Vnriol
!. carboys Oil DO.
bbls Alum
600 los Benga 10 igo
SO lbs. Nutgals
Preis Paper. Tenter Hooks, Jacks,
Cards, Screws and Piares.
The above goods are of the FRI quality. ~
be fo'd cheap for calh or approved credit
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