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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
EPHRAIM BARROW 5,

I.iii-O5ts
TT As taken shop at Ncrthyar-
4 Il mouth, lower corner, and foeits fi1are Of
pubic patronage feeling an alIurance thar lac can
do luifice TO the buinefs in ts different branches
after fparing no pains 10 become workman, by
beng ailiiar, one of the fr(f tsilors 10 Fort
land,
~ All orders runeualy attended TO. and the
leatf favour greatly acknowledged
Northyarmoush, Dec 27 ow
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
JOHN ADAMS,

JOHN ADAMS,
Ne. 7, Losg Wis,f HAS FOR SALE.
6 caiks new Rice,
IS brls. fine Flour,
80 do. Middlings do.
10 kegs No. Tobacco,
5 pipes Old Sicily Wine,
do. Brandy.
6 hhds Philadelphia Gin,
II bags Coffee.
"a boxes Tin Plate,
Kuiiia and American Coyda &c.
January 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
Backbone Bridge.

Backbone Bridge.
THE Proprietor. of Back Cove Bridge are here
by notified thar their femi annual meeting will
be holden 1t the houfe of Uriah Coolidge, ianhoi
der in Portland, on Monday, he iecond day ct
February next, at three o'clock in he afternoon,
for the following purpoies-viE,
To choofe a Moderator.
To receive accounts and allow the fame II they
fhould be found correA
To pals any vote rsfpeefing the toll that may
be deemed expedient.
B, erosr fsts SfasS;.g C.sr1ifs.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prep, E1nE
January a6, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
William & Edw'd Oxnard,

rT MIDDLE STREET,
TIAvE received and opened for fale,
Bale BoMBAZETTs,
Con6tting of Black,
Dark and Light Brown,
Bronze and Olive,
Dark and Light Green,
Crimfon, Orange, and Lalock,
I2-4 white Engl,;h Countrrpanes,
Sattinctts,
blue Plains,
Hearth Rugs,
A large assortment of Gilt, Pla-
ted and Matthewman, Coat and Velt
BUTTONS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Nathaniel * Luther Dana.
GENTS for the Amfbury Nail Factory Co.
n kees coniiantly on hand large ahorsment OF
Cut Nails, which they offer for fale At the Bolton
prices. ALSO
Have conGgnment of PoTAsH kETTLss from
the Foundery of Col Leach, which are iupPoieo
70 he the ben tha, are made in this country.
Ian IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Blue, black green, oI'
i've, brown and mixed
BROADCLOTHS
Do. CdSSTMERES hn
gle and double mild
Sup hne undreis'd Prints
Fine and common Cali
Goes
Superior and low priced
Furnirures
Cotton aud linen Cam
hrics
Britiih and Ge2m loom
Shiftings
7.8 and 4 4 Irifh Linen
: - IS * . 4 Ginenams
Black aud colored Cam
brics
Black liIk tisndkerchiefs
Flag Baudanna and fancy
blk do
Plain and figured velvet
Bindings
Cotton Laces
Blue and yellow Nankins
Quality x shoe Bindings
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs.
Patent and cotton Flag
ditto
Levaotines
Black Sinchaws
Do. Sarfnetts
Plaid 10
Double and 6ngle Flor
ence
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

Cd, 7 4 aud 8 a elegan
fix Shawis
Imitation do
Common chintE do.
Silk. worried and cotton
Hofe
six Half Hofe
Eng'ih and French hlk
Gloves
Kid and Beaver do
Black Italian Grapes
Do fix Yelling
White figured and butt
MerfaiiIes do
Cambria and common
Dimoties
Plan book, Leno and
fancy figured Mullins
Cambria do.
Silk Umbrellas and Par
afols
Cotton Umbrellas
Satin and Luftring Rib
bona
Plaid and fancy do.
Shell & horn Hair Combs
Gilt coat sy veR Button
Imperial do do.
Bel, aud pearl Buttons
Green and fancy figured
Bonnet silks
Pins /; Needles
Tapes /; Fans, &c.
PLAN and figured Bonn.
baxetts and Rat,inetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
DIX 81 WILLIAMS,

DIA " w ILL a MS,
No u q LONG. Wharf,
OFFER for faIe on a. good terms as can be had
~ in Bottom or Portland
$50 kegs Manufactured Tobacco,
eonGlfinp of fine Ladies Twilt, Half Pound Rol,.
No | Hands TO the oouad, No 2, s. Common
Of the following approved Brands
John Enders
P, Hoz
u. r Rols
G. Fletcher
Also
500 qaint old Pollock Fifh
$50 do HSke Do
SO do Cod Do
500 boxes mould Candles
900 do dipd Do
500 do No Q Soap
100 do No Do
pipe, American Brandy
2 hhds Rum
90 do furks Inland Salt Jan 9Th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
rP Seasonable Goods. ID
ELIAS KELSEY,
No. !, MIDDLE

No. ], MIDDLE STREET,
rTAS received and offers for iae handloms
/ Il afTortmsnt of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03

AMERICAN GOODS,
coNsIsTINo oF-
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do. do stocking Yarns
do do. cotton alls
bleached and unblezched shirtings
do. = do. sheetings
BsdGckines, blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Cinghams - Chambrsys
Satnnetts Prieff Cloths, &c. SC.
All of which will be fold low fos Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-02-03
wHIcH ARK--

Blue, black green, oI.6 4 and elegap
i've brown and mixed fix Shawis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

ed by him III the revolutionary ~as--lrot..
Henry Vaughn. for remission oi Two
tines-from Joseph McQuovn for COM
pensaiion for military services-irom the
securities of Samaei Fulton, Tor relief
iiom certain damages incurred by de-
hnquency oiihc SAID Fulion--frsm Joseph
STROLLER, Tor remission OF fine of s 300
whl, he lad incrrrcd on account OF an
assault committed b, him in the presence
o. HE couri OF Rockingham county = from
w. Neal, formerly collector OF militia fines
m Petersburg 10 be allowed credit in ac-
count with the commonwealth.
f"iiiions from sundry Inhabitants OF lie
county and borough OF Norfolk, for The in-
corporation otaoompany ;urihe purpose Of
cutting canal 10 unite The waters az Fan
ner.s creek aud NIason's creek--a.,d from
u. hancock. wing permission TO extend
turnpike road
Were respectively taken up, aud refer
red 10 appropriate committees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

ing regulations. This vonli be effected by
declaring iuat all penalties, imposed on the
exhibitors OF unlicensed Lotteries, may be re-
covered ny infotmafiou or action of debt, brot
IN tile name aud for the benefit Of the presi
dent aud Directors OF the Literary Fund. ia
aid thereof. or in the name OF the Common.
wealth Tor the same use and that, in all ac.
lions 50 brought, the defendant may be held TO
bail; and by farther provision that all per-
sous exhibiting such unauthorized lotteries
shall forfeit the whole sum to which the tickets
IVA said lotteries shalt amount estimated IA tie
scheme thereof. OF The value OF the goods or
Other property, which Is 10 be disposed Of IN
said lottery.
from the proprietor OF AN house, which was
erected for an academy al Marion Hal mean
iiichmoud, at ave,N great eArcnce, an offer to
place Tie same under the cOutrUi OF the public
provided some pprtion of the Literary Fund
can he applied 10 its endowment as AN Acade
my. No power TO accept such offer resides M
tire President aud Directors; nor has amy
Legislative provision yet been made fos Sc nina.
RES Of this grade. Should any arraug enient
he adopted comprehending academies, il may
De well worthy ct consideration how far such
offers as the present ofysry valuable uildiMgs
and The grounds contiguous, may not he made
subser,irnt 10 IL plan of establishing acade-
mics IN certain Districts of country which may
be des'gnate,i by law. For farther illnstta-
ton ct tiis idea, The President aud Drec.
tois beg ic.ve TO refer to their report, on the
subject oi Il general System OF public insiruc-
uon which Is 10 be found on the journal OF The
Hon,e OF Delegates of the session preceding
the last. The documents &C. III. y contain The
ot!er which has been spoken OF.
All which is respectfully submitted.
By order Of The Bcard,
JAMES u PRESTON, President.
Eichmoud, Dec. 10, ISIS.
Teste,
WM. MUaFoRD, Clerk
Ofkie i.ifflu,V Fund
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29


TIE SEWS-CAKRlERS' ADDRESS
10 nc patrons otfhe RicimeHG Enquirer Dec. 1918.
All hill 10 the season, vixen festive aud gay,
uud the bright, social ares of Wiiifer we sit,
Delighted TO pass the ions evening away,
Midst the pleasures Of song, AID the sparkles ofmh
When hiru hospitality seeks 10 beguie,
what hcaItrau fefisc, at the summons of Hliyfh
me brow - DALI care to relax for i vi ile
In the tfolicsto which merry Christmas gives birth !
Now Hgmca is busy arranging his band,
Aid Bf"WV all slnshIng ia uupiial array,
titr ShfPhCTdS devotion ewards with her hand
Aud promises s0;tly t0 "a (pEe AMI Obcy. 80
Ever b'e'i DC the uiiioa of besH,y and love,
When hOdesty prest Ia the bosom Of worth,
~ the wlHic rOne 80 IIliiocrn;e soft as the dove
Affords the best image OF Heaven On Earth
Willie The loves ana the graces thus brighten the scene
% nGptiil a'nhseineh! ana pWesi delight,
5'ny H<er1de, witil gay aId coay val iEieh,
WIN sine, lnirtb snd song, cTo"nS the banquet OF
night
fesiisit5 reig.s it'll unlimited sray
-, ara i c"srs tie year both in Country aud Town,
WIN ivdstlHs ahS dapcns and frolic all DAY,
me c"tes"i eNistepce IN pleasure TO drown
HoN bright is the prospect wherever The eye
W tne HIHd Us indnCed " direct iis regard,
"nal IsVois o' Heaven drscend fToin on high.
- Every eHof 81 I"dHsfTg's sans 10 lev ardl
Ibe iahnrs, the pleasures ihe blessings of Peaes
An siafN inc proud Triumph 81 Li6friy's reign,
ih mtann anu az Numbers our people increase,
Anu PIE as fcp's on mountain aud plain.
Enlightened Scciefies stndy with care.
l lie MEATS Of adjoining onr slate TO combine
Sgrt, httcrs and Hoads, HfUcation, all clam,
,, lne.I Isn 10 piessfve, 70 improve and Tehne:
Ef'ih Tue iirits of UaiRe fo the wids OF the Uesg
Shinesa picture unequaled Of national Dlss
No eatihly community ever possessed
Such cause 10 be grateful aud Isppy as this.
SJier Heavens protection these blessings we owe
10 tke " Free Press Of lil,sgty virtne ana truth
Wbch beams Ike the Sun ~ meridian rlog
Hsligbt ahd us teat, gu eos aud yoVtii
ara since from 'be rWgss. such benefits naw,
IN constant Succession each week ia the wear
icy me 51'f' ef ne Press abe CAERtags yaa know y
A'"i C@'Ht""S d'HatfOg, with gratitude siaTe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
conAuaicaTEp.

MARRIEDl-on Wednesday, the 2sd inst. by The
Rev. Benjami Watkins, Mi. JONAH STARR, formerly
OF Dshbury, Connecticut, to Miss ca NTHA CARY
eldest daughter ofhe Rev. Peter H. Cary OF Chester
field county.
On the 18th inst al the residence Of Dr. Cary wiikn
son. IN the county of Charles City by the Rev. Mr. Den
ms, DIT. wM 4. BANKS, Of Williamsburg, to Miss
MARTHA ANN JACKSON.
ON Saturday evening, the 26th inst. by the Rev. John
ID. Blair, Mr.. SAMUEL SHEPHEKD,to Miss MARIA
daughter of -5usstsf(Re Dasis, Esq. al this ci.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
LIrERAEY EI1Nn I.

lie i0HoN my is lie Repor, of the state
OF the Li'erarY Fund, submitted 10 tie
Legislature. We shall in cur next furnish
an Report on Tie Fund for Ltterncf I'M
prose@e3t- llcse two Funds are Justly
Tie pr'de and ornament ofVirginia. They
are both ia most prosperous situation
The President aud Directors sf the .iteyarv
Iu"d, ia conformity with the provisions Of Al,
art. Guided q" An act TO provide Tor Tie eduea
''on nj tie poor" which requires thesi 10 re.
port 10 Tie Henerai Assembly, once i'm every
year. the state of the funds COMPUTED TO their
charge. with such recommendations, with re-
g'rd TO the improvement thereof, as 10 them
sHail secm advisable y beg leave t. submit ihe
t"'I'"'ng statements and observations
Nme 81 TIE Lifcvdfg Fsag. Drce,,,bsr. ti tsis
S"-H 90 lbe trcaWrS Dec. 10 lSi7. 5 Zls ,3O3 81
l,-gell.s % n.r.mnnr ~ L1lt-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

New YORK, Dec. lS.-We have IA let
fer from Venezuela of Nov. g, aud "a pa
per of a late date. Bolivar had by pro-
clamation resigned his office TO the peo-
pie, who were 10 elect q successor. He de-
clared he would accept of a military sta
ton only, and the first e.av of peace he
would retire 10 private Iif'. Our cor
respondent represents him as an imbe-
cile usurper who resigned from necessi-
ty only, 1t is believed The Independents
will obtain Their objects during the pre-
sent campaign.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
RICHMOND, DECEMBER %.

n We have made every effort to bring 10 conoi,,-
zion The Documents the Seminole war.lu our next
we shall eonInencr the correspondence between the
Spanish minister and MT. Adams.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
VARIABLE DISCOVERY.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-'fuo wells have
been sunk OH lhe farm of MIR. Demmiug,
III Medina county, Ohio about 90 miles
from Cleveland; one 0fwhich affords, from
5to 10 gallons OF Seneca oil per dag, the
othey large quantity OF water highly im-
pregnaied with salt.
In consequence of the Banks in the
neishboring states having stopped specie
payment, and the system of shaving
winch had been practised 10 draw the spe-
Gle from the CoryIien Brauci, Bank, the
Directors have determined 10 suspend the
payment OF specie, as d measure OF pre-
carlton, and the only means by which
Ind Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

lieutenant had 1t. Marshall, and Mr.
Martin. who accompanied him from The
Cutter. nut on board of her, whence they
we're transferred 10 the steam boai Nirgf-
nia. and proceeded 10 Baltimore on Mon
<lav morning.
Lieut.. Marshall's letter further states
thai the Hornet came 10 ancaor ":i the
Capes. 10 wall for her Captain, ao' me
Pilo, who brought The letter Ia iie Soi
lector. STATES that she rcmained ~ anchor
.,bont A leagues 10 the s. ". at the Ci.,es
ON Sunday afternoon nj 3 O'Clock. he
letter declares that The .Ioraet has no
commission or papers of any kinh on
hoard. Lieut.. NJ. and Mr.. aiarin re-
peatedly solicited To be pm, on beard
some vessel bound up tie Bay, but were
insul,ingy ioid that they should not
leave the schooner until she reached Tue
CAGES. 49,, g.,
The names Of the Captain and hrsi
Lieutenant are stated alpove !; HE name
of the I'd Lieutenant is Lcke, and That OF
tie 3D., SANTA.
Immediately upon The receipt OF tins
letter, the revenue cutter Monroe, belong
Ing to this pert, being al,s,iii, The <otect-
or communicated tie Information 10 Cotn.
Caes;v commanding navy niiiccr On This
IL
naval force 10 bri,r, in the Hoi,ti alii IA
valuable Portuguese prize, which. he WAS
i.,or,sed, had been of the Cares several
DAYS, putting her cargo ON board nj The
ship Good Return, WHICH CLEARED from
This port last week. We regrci, liowev-
er. 10 stale, tina: in consequence OF The
u. S. schr. Hornet, Lieut.. Celujt. Ia
.naee. being entirely di>mantled and us
der repair, aud no either public vessel of
sufficient armament being at the disposal
of the Commodore. nothing has yet been,
or is likely 10 be effected TO enforce ODE
d,ence to our laws from these Bucca-
nerrs.
We understand that there are two YES
sells in pori, built Tor priva,eers, which
might lave been obtained and prepared
III few hours. for >ich an expedition, bui
neither the COLLECTOR nor the CoinUo-
dore felt authorizes! 10 make amy engage
meui with tile owners, for their employ
meni OH such service. Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

- ss.e -. t"e iahd aud negroes in BucLinrlsiu
county belonging To tie of kOberi Craip dec
VIA proceed ON B0"ddy. tie lIfh day OC .I0RsoT1 ac
corning TO the ceeree already advertised uoiyyb
standing The death oiJohn Lcsslir
JAMES sCOTT Ex'or
TJohR LssS<ie, UkO sf0, eY,o,
-, 90 Io..lOs az hsterf CTdic dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

NNANIED.-The subscriber wishes 10 hire b. The
w year, two pair Of good Sanyers, AND tao good
rough CdrPeRfeTS JOS TRENT
Dec. IS. IS ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29
Disbursements in l'ece'eberfn.,
aA.l .

i,alancein ,,e treasury, 0ci.!. 1873, 26i ,j73 80
Receipts Oct. ISIS, Z.5T3 ~ So
Do. IN November, .S3S l6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

4 MEXICAN COLD PRESSED CASTOR OfL....the
Subscriber. agent for factory in Phsdelphia has
hand 90 dor. bottles Of The above article Of 81
pefiof qusiit ...Also ~ barrels SPJS. rURPRNTINE
aLd constant supply Of COPAL NARNiSft, which he
VIII sei 40 the lowest priess-He wishes e. purchase
loou bushels fLAXSEED, tr which the hghestr rlce in
cash viii be given APplya bis coachnskefs slup. gst
JAMES BOsHER
t1He viii bererplarly sopgiisd with caslor OIL irem
ffc lciery, Dee J. Gi..wGr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

(rANtsH HiDES.-Ne shall receive IA . lsw 1IsIs.
- SooO very prime hrenos AyTes OK !iiDLS-wb,,b
vine s"'d on leasoiiahie Terms, at uur store
Dtc .2g. 70..u KALSiUN ~ PIEASkSrs
X WISH 70 HIRE ORD COUPrRS fer 4 ,nani,6,r
gin'il ~ iSnchpGEg-fo whom viii ply. line
.a wages, II they ale good worLtu ana o iaii chaIae
90 JOHN BELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

-. >, > -O' 100 %
DisbnrSe'ts-in Oct.isiS, SGGsi 5!
DO. IN No,ember. j.siS 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

NIN'l Vcsteu nv t!lS lrSa-
snrer III stock, ST re
the last annual report,
VIZ:
For .ii0 shares Of United
States Bank Stock, on
which the last half
years dividend of 3 |,
per cent. is due, !
For Virginia old q per
cent. stock,
Foronc share James Ri.
yer Company Stock,
For 20 shares do.
For 80 shares do.
For :; certificates Of Vir-
GINA ! per ci. stock,
For Virginia old G per
cent. stock,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

TRULY LUCKY LOTTERY AND nxcG.NGR GRACE,
Nearly opposite the Earls {fufeL
mtssrs. ,. & NJ. ALLEh With pleasure lufo,,u IA.
phb''c 'h3ithey have Opened LOtterg sAl E...o,,s
,g'cs In tins city. HEY will puI oate or cnIlee,
D,aiis on Phi'aoeiphs, New YORK, Bailiroie Ailnnt
Pittsburgh aud " ashingiou cify. '''
District OF Coiumbis, latunore Pht,adeInhia vinria
Ter, New foik, and United States 81 anch No,es Inv
5. q *. ALLEN, Man or r. 81. isirh,,ogd
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20

of i'll fame, exceos upon business apper.
tanning 10 his cfi:e Of police constable or
o-her iawiu! business, such conviction
shall ne reported by the mayor 10 the
Com non Council, who snail theresp0n
remove him from office; and that the
mayor shall, from time to time, nominate
to Council such persons as he /. deem
b.st qualified to ill the said ofh.- ot po.
lice canStiblcS.
Section 6. And be it further enacted,
That the sad cons,Gbles shall, in ad'ii-
ton to the salary hereby allowed, charge
the same fees which a'e allowed ~ the
said act, entitled g Al act to' appointing
one hiph constable and two assistant con.
stsb'es," &c.
Section 2. And be it further enacted,
That the commissioner OF the streets
shall be subject to fhe same penalty for
| he peeIect oi any OF the duties required
Of him which Is imposed by law ON the
superintendent Of police for neglect oil
any uf his duties.
section s. Aud be Il further enacted,
That i. shall be the duty Of the suPerln-
terdent of police TO have as well tie pa
we'd as unpaved streets and public allies
cleaned at least once in each week, aud
all dirt. filth or nuisaBces which may IN.
cnmmode the inhabitants removed; and
1t shall the duty OF each and every per-
son. incorporated society, or pubic Instl-
tuition, using or occupying III any name,
or for any purpose whatsoever, any house,
store, shop, stable, or tenement OF any
kind, 81 uaie on any paved street, lane
or alley, 10 the town ot Alexandra, I'M
mediately alter the fall Of every snow, to
cause the same TO be removed from the
iootway; and every person who
neglect TO have the same removed, shall,
for each SIX hours they ia'l therein, (such
snow as may fall in the night excepted
and that to be rem. ,ved by IL O'Clock the
succeeding day. forfeit and pay the SUN
of one dollar, to be recovered as o,htr
fines are recoverable in the n me OF the
Common Council Of Alexandra.
Section Q. And be- it further enacted,
That this act shall be in force from and
after the passing Of the same.
j. H. HOOE,
President OF the Common Council,
Approved, l4th March, 1873.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
\ Tue Copy. Test,
THOMPSON, c. C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20
Fan ash Making

NFErAL FAN-SASHEs, of various
M descriptions, will be made ~ the
subscriber, at his shon, lover end OF Duke
street. Tie want of Metal Fan. Sash
ManufactCry in Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by bailde and 9th.
era, who have been compelled to make
use Of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. lie various forms into winch
the n. e,al can be shaped have given 1t q
decided superiority, and the difference IN
the price is very tr'ang. The subscriber
has been at considerable expeS e IN pro,
curing the necessary preparations, and
relies On public enterprise for success IN
the undertaking. :.
Geatlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made L, the same price as it If town.
JAMES I. HOLLAND.
Fehuaryle
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20
THIS DAY. !.

I'm Friday, the sOth of March. a. II
" o'clock, A. NJ. the subscriber will
offer at public sale, on the premi.es, three
LOTS OF GROUND, at West End, in
Fairfax County, Of which Henry Zimmrr.
man died seized. Two of the said Lots
GOTTA ming acre each, and one con-
tanning acres. On one Of Which are G.
rected two frame dwelling houses, on the
turnpike road. Terms Of sale, one fourth
of the purchase money in cash, and the
residue in three equal instruments Of 5
6 and months.
RI TAYLOR,
Atty for the heirs of H. Zimmerman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20
Fifty Dollars Reward.

WAS STOLEN from my wagon in
w Alexandra, or Saturday night,
ssth ul,. a Fiat Pop TRUNK, covered
with black leather, about 9 feet a inches
long, and marked on the top with the let
tiers e. P. in brass mails. II was full
packed with ny own wearing apparel,
and few books, papers, &c. The books
were, 1st volume fuckers Blackstone;
a volume in boards, containing tn laws
of Virginia, as reported bv the revisors
to the late assembly E; the constitutions OF
the several states; Wirt's life of Henry;
Jeffersons notes; Dobson's p trarch :
with 2 or pamphlets, and several print
ed documents having relation to the pro-
ceedings Of the late Virginia Legislature
Twill give the above reward for The rcco.
very Of the property and the conviction
OF the thief, or forty dslars to' the trunk
and its contents. Application to be made
to John Jackson, Esq who can, il neces.
sa-y, give more detailed description
CUrHBERT POWELL.
LoudOun county, March IL lot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20
TOMORROW.

TNHE Subscriber will sell at public
sale, in the town OF Port Tobacco,
on Saturday the aIst day Of March. 4S6
acr" s Of LAND, binding on Wards Run,
in Charles County, about six miles from
Port Tobacco. 1t is unnecessary to say
any thing respecting the land-any per-
son wishing to purchase can view the
premises. aud the lines Will be shewn
by CAPTAIN Josias Wheeler, or Mr.. Tho
mas Barnes, who resides on the same.
HENRY II. MCPHERSON.