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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
LoNDOS FASHIONS.

N DsaRer dreSs.--A round dress, COM
posed .! iaconet muslin, embroidered in
Small roses The skirt is fuished elnd
the bottom with prStusiOn Of rolcus oil
tclcar muslin, which are tancituily 'Sreath-
lrI with white satin. The cody tastens
Behind; il comes high oil the shoulder,
\ but it is cut very low round the hoson
2nd back of the seek. he front forms
the shape in a mast becoming manner.-
Pain long sleeve, 6ulshed at the wrist
10 correspond with the skirt. Head
dress, corneie Ia Whom, composed Ot
tu!ts aud roul aus OF pale green Sam, to
correspond with the rOule.u,, and broad
lace set on vefy full. The -cornette las
tens under the chip, and has full quilt
ing OF lace all round The hair Us parted
SO as to display he forehead 4 eye9rows,
and dressed very light at the sides, NecA-
lace and earrings. white coIneilan max
ed With gold. White lid slippers and
gloves.
EreniRS dreSs.--A lain rich white
gauLe dress over white SATIN Sip Inc
iDrm, frock made to iasten behind It
is cut very low all round the Gust, q the
body aud sleeves are OInamelited, II
style OF uncommon novelty and taste,
with bIoud and m0ss-roses.. Ire SKIRT Is
elegantly t:ipmed with gauZe drapes-
ries, each of which is finished With i
rose. Headed. ess, the clap Gn a Ia III
tantd J.; It'll composed OF white satin; tae
crown taoderate height, elegantly Or
naneuted with satin round the top. The
font, watch turns UP all round, Is OF
novel and becoming shape. y beautiful
plume Of feathers troops little 10 the
left side. The hair Is dressed Ia loose
curIs On the forehead, parted i'll front,
and very low at the side. Neck ace and
ear-rings, diamonds. White kid gloves,
aud white satin slippers. White Grape
tan, richly embroidered In silver.
FRENoH.
Parisian Home CoStams.-ROund dress
o. line cambria muslin, super5ly emoroi-
Gered round the border. Spencer, body
a la.SaiSse, Of pale straw colored twilled
s.rsauet, with acorn buttons down the
front and on the outside OF the sleeves.
Double Spanish ruff Of yandyke lace.
The hair arranged in DEM Chnuezs style.
Kid slippers the color Of London smoke ;
and sea green gloves.
ENGLISH.
Equestrian Costums-liabit of fine
Meriao cloth, OF the Florentia blue CO.
Tor, finished about the bust and cuffs with
Peruvian trimmings. Blue military cap,
ornsmentrd with p!umes OF teathets and
rich silk cordoas. Ruf Vi fine Mccnlln
lace. The hair arranged III Grecan
lyle. Blue KID hail boots, aud lemon
cOiofrd gloves.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

rs employed, like the common window
H bottle glass; and is probably caused
miau,c PORTION of iron combined
the site Of all oxyd with the sand
g alkali.
he ted enamel covering The tube, and
pot in which these glasses were found.
I'm to have been constructed Of similar
terials, d. thcy differ very little in Gu
texture, or other external character
6bsbly a very fuslble brick clay, hish.
impregnated with the oxyd Of iron,
q pulverized fragments ct green grass,
the principle ingredients of both.
Ne earthen pot is nanitestly construct
h of different materials frcm those em-
&yed for brown pottery at the present
<riod. 1t is more ilnperishable sub
nee, oi a close texture, and yitreous
Ipearance. -.
shall net presume TO speculate in o.
ions which discoveries OF this inte-
8ting nature are calculated to create;
may hoaever he.e BE- added, that the
|bricatiOn of these glasses would sup
ese perfection in tue arts which none
1.-THE Indian tribes inhabi,ing this coun-
b at the period Of ITS discovery: had
rived 10. That II, introduced by the
bcnch from Canada in their communi-
ens with indians inhabiiing the western
art of this state, there would hardly
I've been a sufficient time elapsed be-
Feen that period and this, Tor the growth
4 such trees as are growing On the BAR
Nv or mound FROM which these relics
rere taken. And that if not introduced
h the French at that peri-d alluded to,
: must refer their manufacture back to
very remote date; aud one, Oh which
nd!au tr.eition is wholly silent.
SlLEX.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
BIZ P. G. MaRS1ELLER.

49,. On TUESDAY, 10 a. NJ.
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
Of Prince and Wafer streets,
Superfine aud fine broadclotbs
Flushings =.
Toilinet and swansdown vesting
Domestic cottons
Irish linens
Lawns
India nankeeps
English do.
Ginghams
Book muslin and muslin hdkis
Cotton and thread hosiery
Sewing cotton and threads.
ALSO,
100 barrels gross herrings
so crates queen,warc
10 boxes glassware
90 bags filberts Co..
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 vt. venissn hams
sideboards, chairs, Sc.
ALSO,
Anew copies of Laws Map Of the trni-
ted STATES, and MajisOn's Map CT Fir-
GINA. sept, IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Salt and Coal

Salt and Coal
TINE Cargo o. ship Ocean, Captain
Il Fowle. from Liverpool, of
5000 bushels ! Coarse
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
1000 bushels Coal. superior quality
For sale BY
LAWRASON 81 FOWLE,
Who have also fa' sale, the Cargo of ship
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from Liver.
pool. Of
10000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
1900 bushels coal.
ALSO,
The Cargo Of scbr Planter, Capt Stur-
divant. f'om Eastport, OF
240 tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargoes of the schooncrs Packet,
Capt. Mcclellan, ard William and Nam
cy, Captain Young, of
$50 casks Thrmaston lime
$500 feet merchantable and clear
boards
$4,000 feet joists. september
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

For Sale,
an board the brig George Washing
" ton, at Capt. Baine's wharf
hossheads n. +. Rum
e5 bags and IL barrels Coffee, first
quality
7 barrels, st. CrOix Rum
Q chests Young Hyson Tea
40 boxes sper Candles
A hogsheads country Gin
4 pipes Holland Gin
Is boxes Soap
| cask Pearl Ash
1900 VT. loaf and lump Sugar
IL kegs retai'ins Tobacco
81 casks Line
s5 barrels Tar, Cheese, Onions, Po-
tatoes, Cod G.h. Z. CORNING.
sept. 8 St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
House W anted

4 COMMODlOUS Dwelling House in
N some convenient past Of the town,
the rent of which would be moderate, is
wanted Tor small family-Possession is
wished Immediately. Apply to Lawra-
son aud Fowle, or TO
WM. CRABTREE, jun.
september 8 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

Removal.
JACKSON STURGES informs his
oil friends and customers that he has
removed to the store recently occupied
by Mr.. A. Rapley, at the lower end of
Prince-street, near the Oyster Dock,
where he continues to keep a general as
s0rtment of GROCERIES.
HAS ON HAND,
40 bbls. N. +. Rum.
O. bbls. Beef.
Cyder Vinegar for picking.
Ship Stores put up at short notice.
sept 4 thstu4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Wagons, Furniture, &c.

wagons, FURNITURE, &c. -
g AMUEL WARD has just received
y at the Furniture Warehouse, lower
end Of Prince-street,
A few Jersey Wagons
Bedsteads; Secretaries Bureaus
5000 feet Birch scantling, suitable
For Bedstea
Paint Mill lew Paint Stones
ALSO, u.s.
A general assortment Of HATS AND
SHOES, wholesale or retail-alf which
will be sold low.
september 4 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
w. Devaughn, Jun.

w. Devaughn, Jun.
HAIR DRESSER 4 PERRUMER,
Royal-street, .alernndrIa,
HAS just received from New-York
Ill an assortment Of whips, canes, rat
tan, snuff boxes Of various patterns; and
also, on hand, an assortment in his line,
consisting of razors, knives, brushes, boz
es, straps, combs, CaIo"sue powder,
soap, dressing caes. pomatum, pulls, &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
sent. 8 ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Picking Vinegar.

4 T my Vinegar Yard, Oh the east
~ side of FairGax.sfreet, opposite the
Presbyterian Church, ] have for sale. by
the barrel, at ss cents per gallon, or by
the single gallon. 81 J cents,
Choice Cider Vinegar,
which I will warrant. A large supply of
Vinegar will always be ready to answer
anv demand. Attendance from 9 A. NJ.
till 5p.M. JOHN I. BROOKS.
september II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

India China,
CONSISTING of
~ Tea and dining sets
Pint bowls (enamelled)
Evening cups and saucers
Dining plates (Hat and deep)
Desert plates I'D ard Sd sizes|
Also, a few pipes superior
L. p. Matieira Wu1e,
Just received per the schn'r Henry Clay,
For sale BY
CHARLES 1, CATLRTT,
sept. 9 TWINS wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
For Barbados,

kES he substantial, fast sail
ssS.ss fSsmg, coHper~i (Bnnsh) brig
sSs;;i; 5.e.s sS.. MINERVA, Thos. Jc,ning-,
sss>sata master; burthen 1900 bbls, (;
will be in readiness for The reception CT a
cargo in a few DAYS. For tetms apply
to FRANCIS ADAMS, jun.
september Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Thirty Dollars Reward.

I'd AN AWAY from my service, on
H. the. I0'h int. my mulatto house.
servant GEORGE, between IS and 10
yeays If acc, about S feet 6 inches high.
slender made. pug nose, bushy hair. half
Of one Of his upper front teeth b oxen 1T
he is yegv artIuI and forward, and ca-
pablo house servant he took with him a
variety CT clothing. ! will give the above
reward, II secur ed in any Jail, SO that l
ge, him again, and will pay all reasona-
bic Charges If brought home. Masters ct
vessels aad offers are !orcwarned from
employing OF carry ny "ff aid servant at
their pe'il. Z. +. WHITING.
hiOryeD, near Alexandria, } s,,hf
september IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Sugar.

Sugar.
Oh HHDs. prime Antigua Sugar,
w landing from schooner Two
Brothers from Norfolk, for sale ny
BARNEWALL 4 POPHAM.
sept. 4 Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
Sales at auction.
BY JOHN JACKSON e Co.
THIS BAY. at 9 A. N.

.: :. THIS DAY, at 9 A. NJ.
Will be sold at oar Auction a0om, u
Nor street.
All the personal property Of VIM. PatoR,
Jr. decd, viz. Feather beds. mattresses,
bedsteads, tables, elegant looking glasses,
sofa. double barrel gun, rifle, 2 towkny
pieces, pair dueling pistols, valuable
books, maps. blankets, bed and window
curtains, liquor case, counting room
desk, casters, knives and fo'ks, paper
hanging, servants, horses, gig, etc. etc.
By order OF the administrator.
sep Is JEO. JACKSON u Co. Auct'r.
AT II A. NJ. WITHOUT RESERVE.
Superfne cloths, second cloths
SuperEne assamcrs, Bedford cords, vel
b, vets and cords
Bombazetts, Irish linens, elegant linen
damask for table cloths
Brown hollands, cotton shirtings :.
Cotton cambricks, silk and cotton banj
Domestic ginghams, sheetings, shirtings
and check vestings
Long and short kid gloves
Bundle and pound pins, suspenders
Best even threads, buttons, tapes
Cotton stockings. dimities, cotton casa
Knitting yarn. caIicses 49,,
Pocket handkerc',iefs, romal handker.
chiefs, emeltics, baftas 80.
Mamoodies, florence silks, Ievantihe
silks, grapes a,t
Bedticking, dowlas, cotton balls, black
cambrics, etc. etc.
Will be added to Saturdays sale,
l case Madras handkerChiets
case furniture plates
case best backskin gloves.
Will be at,ied to Saturdays sales,
go kegs Yerdegris, in Gil
20 do Black Lead, in do
ALSO,
bale superior quality bombazetss
case uhinlz shawls
case fold best cotton threads
90 casks London porter
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

Fresh Teas, &c.
OF BOXES, I Imperial & Gun
~ 10 Or. chests powder TEA,
Selected for family use.
6 hogsheads fresh fiberts
lshalf chests sweet oil
20 boxes (French) mould candles
IA barrels mess pork
Wrapping paper & pine apple cheese
landing fem sloop Boston, from N. York,
For sale by
BARNEWALL & POPHAM,
Merchants Wharf.
IN STORE,
so hhds, prime Barbados SUGAR
so do do Antigua do
IS do do N. Orleans do
10 half pipes Superior l.. p. MADEI
RA VINE. lot september 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
psA Exchange Coffee House sas>
;ss;s.s MARINE JOURNAL. i2ak

PoRT OF ALEXANDRId"..SBPT. IL.
ENTERED,
Schr Mary, Ciement,, Baltimore.
- Constitution, Squirting, n. York
T.. - Geoige Washington, Middleton,
No folk.
SOcp Boston, Reyes, New-York.
CLEARED,
Schr DolphiG, Ruunels, Richmond and
Norfolk
- Eliza-Ann, Lucas, Georgetown.
- May. Clements, do.
- Planter, Sturdivant, PASSPORT.
ARRIVED.
sloop Traveller, Rowland, S days f..
New Bedtp d.; plaster and oil, to the
master. Yesterday, passed a brig a.
ground in Narjemoy Reach, bound W.
Sl0op aura. Fowler, Z days from N.
York wi,h potatoes, cheese, onions, etc.
- sun, 10 days from Bath, pass
ed up Tor Washington city, last evening.
.ME.hOR.i.S'DA.
Ship Wallace, Stickue,, 81 DAYS from
Liverpool, ar. at Boston 9Th instant.
Steam Boat Report.
The Vas ington got up at P. M
Passed brig and topsal schooner be-
low Indian Head. bound up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13

EUST received, for sale by the sub
Oh scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-13
British & American Stationary.

september 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

A National Socieiy must greatly depend Tor
support on its AukiIiaries; and we would not
wish 10 be among The last ID endeayouring to
afford 1t. We hail the establishment OF that
institution, az constituting bright era, p the
Christian history Of our country. An I'M
mense field of exertion is befote them. Some
parts If the United States are lamentably des-
titute of The scriptures; and from the unpar-
alleled increase OF populaiion.lhis deficiency
is continually multiplying, instead OF beng
diminished Buff the mutitudes who are IN
want Of the Bible 10 our own country were
supDlied, what numerous millions OF The hui
man family have never beheld this heavenly
light. The streams Of Divine mercy viii
not be restrained by national limits, but viii
flow, with tide Of blessings, into other hands.
To extend the blessings Of the Gospel to
every creature, was The last command Of our
Sayiour. Eighteen centuries had passed
away. and how few were the exertioas, how
feeble the efforts, to effect this mighty object.
But the holy flame Of Christian benevoence
is now spreading from nation TO nation, with
unexampIed rapidity A brighter day has
dawned upon the world, and we are called
upon by every argument, which can be adj
dressed to the understanding, by every mo-
tive, which can affect The heart, 70 engage
with ardcur NJ endeayouring to hasten us me-
ridian spIendor. BIZ order Of the Trustees.
E. Fl. COBB. Rec'g. Sec'ry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

TO do them harm be would reprove kings fol
their sakes.
In reviewing this subject We may learn our duty
God has heard our cry he has set ns at liberty
he has lifted his hend from off His voice 60 q
now is /" sin no nore.n He has nov spoken peace
10 his people but let them not turn again TO folly
Does it not appear from the scriptures that war Nj
sinful And hen the copious efusion OF the spirit
has subdued The gusts Of men, viii there be any
more contentionP Then why >honi not we entes
now into The milIeuial spirit and lay aside forever
the implements of death . Behold thou art made
whole" Should not gratitude constrain rs to
cease provoking God by our inventions and since
he has forgiven our sin in declaring and prosecut-
ing war, ought We not from this time to renounce
the principles on which We have acted, and iufbib-
ing the spirit of the Gospel become the sons Of
peace that God may be our God & dwell iorever
with us But alas sIai ary refuse will any still
cherish the sentiments of war and bIood-s she'd
Yes, there are some And the words Of the Poet
are still verified from day TO lay:
/" NGn comes INTO this passing acorld in 1ceCkness
Ind cries for help to man for feeble is he,
ind nGuy are his foes. Thirst hunger,
Nakedaess, diseases, infinite tcitiin has frame,
Wdhom llcIemency, the a0rath Of seasons,
Famines. pests, plaques, deuOuring elenieids,
Earthquakes beneath, and hunders rolling Der him,
lind death scho shakes The certain dart behind him
There, surely one might deem were ills Sufficient
Han thinks NOT so on his olon race,
He turns the force Of dNhistolents erqusite,
To shorten he Short internal bya art
Thai nature LEFT US. Fire and stcord are in has hand
.fad an has heart are mactinGtions,
For speeding cfperdition. Haf the World,
DOwn the steep gulf Of dark (murity,
Push OF their Jt!to'os ;5poGse upon the brink,
Ind then drop qf1er."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
ORIGINAL MTSCELLANY.
Ancient Biographical Sketches.
No. s.

Patrick, called also Succdthus. He was born
10 Scotland at place now called Dunbarton.
Having been carried captive into Ireland, he re-
manned there several years, and learnt their Ian
guage. Some pirates then carried him 10 Gaui,
where il seems he converted and returned TO
Ireland to undertake the ersiOn Of the natives.
The Irish refused to bear him. and he returned 10
Gaul and spent some time with Germanus, Bishop
Of Auxerre Gathering here fresh zeal he went
to Rome and thence again TO Ireland, where he first
taught them letters. as well christianity land died
there at an advanced age, 4. d. 400.
PauIinus. He was born at Bordeaux, A. ID. 453,
and was advanced to great dgnities in the empire
He was very rich but the pety OF his wife induced
him to retire from the world. He gradually part
ed with his riches l. lived in retirement at BARGE,
iona ia Spain, where the people at length Insisted
On his ordination. After this he lived 10 years
at Noia, where at length he was ordained Bishop in
800. He as disturbea by the incursions Of the
Goths but recovered his bshoprick, and died there
43t.
Ihfodorct. This man, gozomen, and Socrates
we've three contemporary Greek historians, who
wrote the history of The church from where Eusebl-
us left it, through the fourth and part OF the Fifth
centuries Theodoret was born at Antioch 1856,
and ordained Bishop If Cyrus, a city Of Syria 42G.
Here be laboured and suffered ill death.
Epiphanllts He was born al Pavia A ID. ABB.
From early life he was devoted to religion, and az
90 was ordained deacon and vas made Bishop
at 2S. In 474 he was sent by Nepos, then Empe-
ror Of the West, TO negotiate peace with kvarc
kingof he Visigoths at Thououse. In this he sue
ceeded, although he refused 20 dine with Eyaric be-
cause he was an Arian. When Odoacer made him
self master Of Italy in 476 EpiPhanus by his inter
cession obtained the deliverance Of many captiyes
In the year aga he was sent by 1heodoric the Os-
trogoth who was then master Of Italy TO Gonde-
baud king Of Burgundy, TO obtain the release Of the
Italian captiyes. This jealous 1rinitaran was
successful in his negotiation between these two
Arian monarchs, and returning 70 Italy died in
l96.
TuEgentius. He was born at Telepte, scar to
Constantinople, where be rccevcf his education
In the beginning of the 9Th century he went 70 AT
RIGA the land of his father aud was elected Bishop
Of Ruspae. He was baniShed 10 Sardinia ny 4 hraS-
amond but recalled to his Bishoprick by HIderick
in 523. He died there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
Il testimony against Wdr-No. g.,

s. AS a last resort it is sometimes urged that the
present state Of the world is such requires war :
That if a nation should refuse 10 fight it would only
invite the depredations Of others, and they would
be pillaged and pluudered till they were utterly
cast down. Bat this does by no means follow. We
have positive promise that when mans Ways
please the Lord, he maketh has enemies be at
peace with him. prov. IS ID And il argues great
unbelief to doubt such positive words. The path
of duty is always the path OF safety: And fit can
be made to appear that God commands o. not 70
resist evil il any FORM obedience u him VIII al
WAYS ensure safety. Whoever trusted in the Lord,
and was destrovedY Where can an instance be
found, Of an individual or nation tbat obeyed the
command of God and he did not preserve them
He who rules with unlimited sway over the world
who weigheth the mountains in scales and the hills
in balance who taketh up the isles az a very
little thing who directs the destnes Of nations
and who even guides the minds OF men, viii pre-
serve those who put their trust in him. saying 10
those that would Cypress them he did concerning
| Israel" Touch not mine anointed, and do my
prophets no harm" Yea, be would suffer no man
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15
Spring and Summer Goods.
JOSIAH MUNROE,
N. 3. UNION ROW

Nc. =, UNfON-ROH,
TTAS Just received variety OF NEW GOODS,
IL 4 consisting of Broadcolhs; Cassmeres; Sat-
tinets !; Bonlbazetts; Grandurells; Factory Sheet
ings and Sbrting; British 10. do; Factory Stripe
and Check Cambria and common D;aloties ;
Velvets; Bmckram White and Brown Linens ;
81 Cotton Damask 6 Ginghams; 3-4 aud 1
India Cottons Flannels ia India Counter
panes bingham and Cotton Umbrellas White,
Blk. and Colored Worsted and Cotton Hose !;
Furuitures; Copperplates; 81 n and 1 Dark
and Light limitation and Printed Shawls Flor
ence, Levantine, and India PLAIN ard Plaid Silks
Bandanna, Plaid, Flag and Blk. Hdlsfs: CaiicoeS;
Cambria Prints; Yellow and Blue Nankeens !;
Flag and Plaid Cotton HdkfS; Vestings: Blk.
and White Millnet Wash Leather, Beaver and
Kid Gloves Silk do. IA and ga Cotton Cam
brics colored do. Plain and Figured Musins
Book do. Tortoise she'll Combs; 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;
Blk. and White Italian Grapes; GA Silk Lace
Cotton do Pearl and Wire Shirt Buttons &C.
&c &c. all OF which will be sold low for CASH.
Mayer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-07-15

E'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
! slI concerned, thst he has been duly sppoin-
"a Administrator Of the Estate Ct AMOS
SHEPHERD WEBER, late of Portland, in
lie county Of Cumberland, Merchsnt, deceased.
b sgiving bond IS The law directs-He there
lore requests all persons who sre indebted 10
aid decessed's es ate 10 make immediate pay
nent . and those who have sny demands there
IN. 10 exhibit the ssme TO JAMES NEAL.
portlsnd arr.l "a SIN.