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The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
No. 1850.

jor part, in interest, Of the Proprietors Of any
tract Of land, consisting Of several allotments,
shall be desirous Of enclosing, fencing and inn
proving the same i one general field, they NAV
apply to the Court Of Common Pleas in the county
where such land lies ; and when such land lies
in different counties, then to the Supreme judo
cial Court TO be holden in either; and on such
application, the said Court shall notify the pro-
prietors concerned in said land to appear at the
same Court at the same or next term thereof 10
such manner and form as ths Court shall Judge
proper, and il on hearing the said propretors. il
shall be deemed for their general benefit by the
said Court, they shall decide that such land shall
be fenced, enclosed and improved in one gea.
eral field ; and after such tract shall be So es-
tabished as gen raj field, the first meeting of
the proprietors may be called on application 10
2 Justice ofthe Peace, in the manner provided
by the act, entitled I" an act in further addition
to an act, entitled an act concerning the general
and common felds,' at any time Of the wear. and
at such first meeting, the proprietors Of such field
may agree upon the manner of calling and noti-
fying future meetings.as wen the annual as spe-
eial meetings, of such proprietors and such
Rroprietors shall be entitled to all the rights aud
privileges, and subject TO all the duties. to
which proprietors Of general and common fields
now are, by the laws of this Commonwealth.
.APprored By the GOuernor, June u, 1918.
Copy examined by
ALDEN BRADFORD, Sec. Of Com.
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ESSAY No. 80.

Means q preserving miide9'ed Wbeut.
A fine piece of Wheat being lodged bv heavy
rains, and being soon after perceived to be in.
fected with the mildew, was cut. though in
perfectly green state, about three weeks before
the usual time of cutting. 1t lay spread abroad
upon the stubble until it Eecame dry enouob to
prevent its caking in the sheaf when it was
bound and set up in stacks. The result Of this
treatment was, that the grain, though small. was
OF fine colour, and the heaviest wheat that
grew upon the sane farm that season, owing. no
no doubt to the thinness Of its skin. What ap-
pears more remarkable, the straw was perfectly
bright, not speck upon it. The idea Of the
Judicious manager, in whose practice this exper.
lment took place, is, that cutting the crop, soon
as It IS struck, kills the mildew, and on this
principle he practises himself, and recommends
IN general terms the cutting of mildewed wheat
as soon as It is struck. It is well understood
that the sap or nutriment as soon as it is in the
stem OF the grain that is cut unripe, circuates to
the ear, and fills the grain in the same or sini-
lar manner as 1t would have done, had the stems
remained upon the roots. Hence the advantage
Oh cutting mldewed wheat as soon as it is infect
ed with the disease, seems to be, that bv their
stopping the disease the nourisrle at the straw
passes TO the ear in a pure untainted state
Nhen the wheat stem has very particular
cast OF color of blush green, It is surely affected
by the mildew.-[ Selected.
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preventing Of trespasses in divers cases"
SEC. l. Be- enacted By ths Senate and House
assembled and By the authority Of the Sate, That
from and after the passing of this act, if any per-
son shall enter upon any grass land, orchard or
garden, without permission from the owner there
of, with intent to cut, destroy, take or carry a.
way, any grass hay, fruit or vegetables, 3ith the
intent 10 niure or deiTaud such owner, each per-
son, 50 offending, shall forfeit and pay, for every
such offence, a sum not less than two dollars, nor
more than ten dollars, to the use of the Common
wealth. to be recovered on complaint before any
Justice OF the Peace Of the county, in which the
offence shall be committed and the persons so
offending shall also be liable in damages to the
party injured.
SEC: 2. Be At further enacted, That from and
after the passing Of this act, fapy person. having
entered upon any grass land, orchard or garden,
shall take therefrom, without permission Of the
! owner thereof, and with the intent to injure and
defraud such owner, any grass, hay, fruit, vege-
! table or shrub, cultivated thereon for ornament
or use, such person, offending, shall forfeit and
pay, for each offence, to the use of the Common
wealth, sum not less than FIVE, nor more than
fifty dollars to be recovered by indictment or in
| formation before the Circuit Court of Common
| Pleas, in the county where such offence shall
be committed, or the Municipal Court of the
| town Of Boston, if such offence be committed in
the county of Suffolk and the person, so offen-
ding, shall be also liable to the party injured, in
sum equal to three times the value of such
grass, hay, fruit, vegetable or shrub, TO be res
covered by action of the case in any Court Of
competent jurisdiction.
SEC 3. BE 1t further enacted, That any per-
son, who having entered upon any grass land,
field or orchard, shall, without permission OF the
owner thereof, and with the intent to inJure him,
break, bruise, cut, mutilate, mjure destroy any
fruit tree, tree for ornament or shade, or shrub
cultivated thereon, for ornament OF use, and
which shall be standing or growing thereon.
such person so offending, shall forfeit and pay to
the use of the Commonwealth, a sum not less
than ten dollars, nor more than one hundred
dollars, to be recovered by indictment or infor-
nation in manner as is provided in the second
section Of this act.
SEC. 4. Be H further enacted, That ifany per-
son shall commit amy ofthe trespasses mentioned
in this act on the Lords day, or in the night
time, that is to say, between sun setting and sun
rising, he shall be liable to double the penalties
and iorieitufes, the same to be prosecuted for,
and recovered, in manner as before provided
and all prosecutions for breaches of this act,
shall be commended within one year from the
time the offence shall be committed, or the pen
alties or forfeitures shall have accrued, and not
afterwards.
.4pproved By the GOresnor, June l2fh, 1918.
Copy examined by
A. BRADFORD, Sec'ry Of Com.
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POETRY.
From the Boz n Intelligencer.
~" GOD is ThLRE.n


The following Sacred Melody was writer
by lady of Boston, and originally sung a
the Oratorio performed by the Handel ane
Haydn Society
lNlife's gay spring, enchanting hours.
When ev'ry path seems deck'd with flowers,
When folly in her giddy round,
Presents the cup with pleasure crown'd
When love and and JOY aud young delight,
Give to the moments rapid flight
Touch not the cup, avoid the snare,
Wher'er thou art, think God as there
When manhood treads with step secure,
Then mad ambition throws her lure,
Behold up glory's dangerous steep,
Where widows mourn, and orphans weep
And laurels on the hero's head
Are Stand with blood, Il crimson rad
Then ere the BATTLES rage you dare,
Pause and reflect, that God as there
When age approaching warps the heart,
And av'rice plays its niggard part;
When sci love every passion stills,
And every finer impulse chills;
W hen to a suffering brother cry,
It shuts the heart, the ear, the eye,
Think, ere you leave him to despair,
God will avenge, for God Is there
And thou, who through lile's thorny road,
Perplex'd by care and sin, hast trod
Whose heart hath bled, whose eyes hath wept,
On pleasures couch while others slept
Though now on lies remotest brink,
Poor humble Christian do not shrink,
Though deep the food, each doubt forbear--
Strong to support, thy God IS there
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iF The Last Call. I'll

A LII who are indebted to the late firm of Royce
5 Bocdy are requeted to call and fette their
accounts fore the Iaif day Of Juy neu-aft er
which time all the demands will be left with a.
attorney for collection.
HENRY H. BooDY.
Exeh. St. Portland. Juue so, 4wi,r
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The Presidents Tour.
b. c.. Atwood,

Head Of ExeiGags Street,
LIAs ;uH received The Tour Of JAMES
Il MONROE, Pre6dent of The United States
in the year 1917; through the New England
States, together with
Il sketch Of has Life,
bis Inaugural speech and frfl Mef1age and His
torical and Geographical Notices of the principal
places through which he paGed. Ornamsnted
with Portrait of the PreGdeur
BY S, PUTNAM WALDO, Efq.
E-YSubfcribers are reqaefed to call aud receive
their numbers Haviag few extra numbers.
non iubfcribers may be fupprd with this ulefu
and highly insscslsing work if they apply within
few days. June so.
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NOTICE.

'TiE coprtnes fhp heretofore exiting be, veen
the fu4 r,bers snder the frn OF MUSSEY
WhifA n. is this day by mutual conisat diff.
Eolved. an. s,foos ndebte ed are called upon to
make payrt, aud all psrfons having demands to
exhibit the k,ps 20 CHARLEs MUsEY at Mudey
;r, Eiq. Of6e who is duly authorized TO fertile the
accounts of Cd firm CHARLES MuSSRY,
Juns go JOSIAH WHITMAN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
MISCELLANp.
INTERESTING DISCOVERY.


IN he history # medCi inc, since the discovs
cry he circulation Of he blood by D. Hergey.
we have not heard of sny of equsl importance
except discovery lately made in England hv
SIR Esersrd Home, which will most probsblv
overlu n The whole of the present practice ia
medicine.
Il has been a prevsiingsides. that drop oe
any fluid introduced or iDiects into sny of thf.
veins produced an immediate coagulstion of he
blood but Sir Eversrd Home hgs ascertsined
by repeated experiments, that medicines Clirects
ly injec,cd or introduced into the veins, produce
their effects more rapidly, with more benefit
and With less injury TO The system than when
they are swallowed and then pass from ,he
stomach into Tie circulation.
Sir Egerard X me has sscertained not only
from experiments made upon himself, but upon
many others. ,hs, gusous infusion of The eorchi.
cum antaDlsaie or meadOSU saf, on injected into
me ens Of The ankle or The leg will cure the
most violent Gout. Sir Eyerard states that he
completely recovered from most violent stack
II the Gout 10 less than twenty hours, by inject.
Ing mo the circulation sixty drops of this meds
iclne.
SIR Everard mentions, that infusions of ipe.
cscu4nhs and Islsp injected into the Iagulap
vein, produced thelC respective eifecis oF Tonits
ing and purging much more rapidly. aud with
more ea>s 20 The patient, than when taken by
he myu3h.
An infusion rf Rhubarb when injec e5, Gags.
eS prouse flow OF urine. In short, according
10 the experiments OF Sir EveraFd Home, sil
medicines Whatever act better, are less iDjuri-
Gus 10 the constitution, when injected into the
veins than when swallowed by the mouth.
Although lie repu alton of SIR Eversrd Home
- the science of medicine is Of the first rank,
vet We would wish have more satisfactory
evidence of the effect of his practice before we
should recommend trial of ii. We hsve 40
douSt that all those sciences immediately con-
nected with The animal and vegetable kingdoms
are yet IN iheir infancy, and thss gfes improve
ments will be made before thefapss of rrany sears
Pet. Tat.
4 whale has been caught near Cardill which
was 94 feet long, and So round.
By late Ukase Of the Emperor Of Russia, an
additional Export duty of 10 per cent. has been
laid on Hemp, Flax, Tallow, Wheat, Rye, Pot
Ashes, Wax, Bristles, Linseed, and Hemp seed.
Accounts from Maryland speak very favorably
of the preseptsppearance of the grain crops,
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NEW GOODS.
VIM, MCCLELLAN.

VIM. MCCLELLAN,
HAs jua received and offers for faIe he follow.
= ing articles, White and coiourea Cam
brics- Cambria Priut,--nice Callfcoes-gown aod
cap Mullins Canton Cra9es-orange blue, ialoc
and isr~w co'oused double wove Sarrsgosa Silks,
for boonets aud fpencers-c changeable gown and
pefe Siiks-Din.otys-Gp -Gpghsms-Copper Plates
and Furni;ures-Printed shawl.-Crape ditto
Plain Silks Tabby Velvet-Cotton Veltings-Silk
Observation-Disclosures and yellow Nankins--
FIX Hofe-coston do-s great afortment Of Rib
bons s-very wide Braids Of ali coiours--hlack lIk
Handkerch'efs-fan fancy coioured dit,o,with wrough,
bordsrs-veivet Bindings. plain and fgured--
common and very nice Paralols- Bs<nbaxetts--
Oicoths-- Mems Silppers--coat aud ven Buttons
ball and chain ditto--cut glass ditto If all col
ours-a large adortment of Beads--SciG Gors-Spec
races from inepence to five dollars pair--Tor
toiie fheil Hair Combs dreling Combs Camp
pockev ditto--Tonoae fhei ditto. with pearl ca
fe,- -French Pesfumery.- final pots az highly par
fnned waihiGg aosp-- cafe of Canton figured
Paper for hangi Ks and window curtains Gotten
netts- Caiineres, &c Tc very cheap for caih.
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lU Mem and Cheap Goods.
VINTON &" cox,

EIcieRge-sireet PORTLAND,
HAvE THIS DAY RECEIVED yer,
Il large assortment Of
NEW GOODS,
which will be sold unusually cheap, for cash only
superfine and common Cloths,
and Uassimeres, Priestcloths aud Sdttinette Y htt
aud coloured Flannel Rattnetts aud Bon IA
zelts; British CottOns steam loom Cottons /
and g.! cotton Cambrcs caAbrC aud mull Mus
Iins; plain and figured Ieno and book Muslin
elegant Cambria aud common Caicoes 3 / /
aud GA Ginghams; black and coloured Cambrics
Linen Lawns and Liuen Lanibric 1; black aud CO.
Toured Lustrings; elegant changeable Lustrings
plaid Lustrings and seersuCkcrs; cambric aut
common Dimolies; corded Canbrics and Muslins
black aud White silk Lace Nankin, Canton ano
Italian Grapes brown Lineits Nesting all kinds
silk Hose and Glovesi meas spun silk Gloves
merino Grape cassimgfe and cambric Shawis
English ane Rissia Diapers ban,lanna anI flag
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Tapes, Buttons, &c.
June So
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Up SedS0nQble Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,

NJ 5, -HERCH44A ROW,
TIAS for sale the following GOODS which he
IA u offers al he Ioces prices for cash approu-
ed credit l0l0lssdte retait-glz black, blue brow n,
draD red and mlx'd BKJ
blue, mix'd, drab, buff and white C4SSI MLRE-
Yigonia Cloths and Beaveresu-Crape shawis--
coes aud Cambria Prinls--4-4 and 7-8 Linens
British Cotton Shirtings-American Sheetings-
long Lawns and Ga Cotton Cambrcks--
Lines CambricKs-fhread LaCes--black and
whi silk Lace--siis and Mersailes VestiRgs-
yellow L blue n Nankins--Cotton Cassimere-Oot-
xon Stripes-seersuckers-- and green Ratti-
nets--fnrnluTe Dtnoty- Jilintz and plate Fur
Rltures- aHo ick 5iaSilD'-~ 1eno, .1nll yaconets,
book ind ia Iosiiss--lsies shaDs---blaek Italian
Justrns- ri9sence ,nk>--Sarsbets-ugurd d and
PLAIN BoaHeI siik--rieh bgu. ID white and cooF'd
Sattin.--1lack Sat.In--oilk Veivets--8saids and
Ferrets-llaisn and India Sewing siiks--yandai-
na fag, 0ack ~ hgur'd six haudkercbieis--bia
aud white silk Uloves---0 lek cotton do--whIte &;
color.d Sewing Coltua-- = ire do'-Linen Cau-
bricks -ihsead-llntetioa aud Chin'z SEaHl.--
Linen Lambrick handkts--inda Check---india
Cottons--twi'd cuff Naaklu--,ilk TWIST ack,
blue and white ShalooDs-- datese, gilt, fancy.
pearl aud six ButtonS--corued and hgur'd Cam
bricks--prnce Re@ent's Cord--Cottonets--Jing-
hau--J rellas-Russa Sheetngs aud Crash
Platilias--srown Linen-slk and beaver Gloves
ladies ha land long white and color'd kid Gloves
- 8aInb 10 aud dress Fans Muslin Robes--Coi-
ton )amask-silk, worsted aud cotton Hose Aid
derminster and Straw Carpelng, &c. June
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AN ACT in further addition to

an Act, entitled, I" An Act concerning gen
eral and common Fields"
DE ii enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
I'D resentgtiUeS, tfs General Court assembled, aud
BY TIE authority Of the same, That when the ma
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
HAvE received froa. late imporations. a large
J. L zdcrtment of
FRESH GOODS,

AMONG wsIcH ARR
London and York Shire cuperfinr
BR0hDCL0THs -ad CAS.sIa1EREs.
Plain white buff sr3 & yured Msriaies Velings,
Black fix Fsorsc. Fehog aE ouf Czfimsre,
7.s and 4 lith liner
Lght grouad I'D piaia London Calicoss
Common S4llcoss Carlisle Ginghams
E'egsDt Furnitures
bue and red Copperpiates
Black Suchaws and S4rfnetts
Back Levantpes; Italians aud Fiorences
Plain and chaagea5le coiored Sinchaw
Sarlnett and Florence Luffrings Paid kuffrpgs
Black Satin; Engifh silk Cloves
4 Nankin Grape Shswis -
Fine figured Leno znd book Mullins.
Imitation fndia Mufin
Canton apes fancy fIk Handkerchiefs
Cotton Cambrics Cambria Mullins
z and 8 4 fix shawis. elegant colours
Men's and women cotton Hosiery
6.4 TO to4 Danzsk taoie Linen
Birds eye Diaper back Italian Grape
Light and dark printed and INIT alton Shawls
Blue & ihort yellow Nsnklns Company Nankns
Black Silk Handkerchefs
Company bandaanas; Choppa Romals
Patent iteam loom Shirsings
Linen Cambrics; lik Vslvits
Water loom Sheetngs < common factory Costons
Pstenl Sus oenders India CaIcoes
Ecglifh patent Thread wire iewing Cotton
Fine white Flannes Black Bomosxeus
super gilt coat and vea Buttons ii x basket ditto
American Cinzhzms, Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
ing and Ssuinetts
2s aud 80 inch Ginsham Umbrellas
Low priced Due Broadcioghs
May 8. (G
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

Just Published,
And fot sale al this Office, al the Bookstore of W.
hyde, and at the stores in Fryeburg,
A BRIEF History ofthe BATTLE which was
II foasht on the 9th of May. f725, between
Gait. JoAN LoyELL, with has associates, and a
body oflalians under the command OF PAueus,
Sachetn oIshe PigVaeSet tribe.
by T. SYMNS,
Faster Oh church in Bradford, Mass.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
CORDAGE,

CORDAGE,
Fer Sale St No Lesg Wbayf
A Quantity offmaIl coRDAGg of diferen, Il
zes,-- Fiihermens Hawsers Sc Also, a
quantity of hne Yarns fpun from the belt of Hemp
and may be laid up 10 Gables, Shrouding or any
kind of Ropes, by memorandum at hort notice,
and on low terms.
ALSO
5 Hhds. w. |. Run,
S Pipes Brandy,
2 Hhds. Gin
Is Bbls Middlings Flour,
SO do. Clear Pork.
do Sugar,
g Boxes Dips Candlts.
jane 50. LP. TEuRsToN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

4 whale has been caught near Cardill which
was 81 feet long, and So round.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

By late Ukase of the Emperor Of Russia, ar
additional Export duty of 10 per cent. has beer
laid on Hemp, Flax, Tallow, Wheat, Rye, Po
Ashes, Wax, Bristles, Linseed, and Hemp seed.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

Accounts from Maryland speak very favorably
of the present appearance of the grain crops,
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Paper Hangiags-Nititary Goods
and Feathers.
EDWARD HOWE-Uptolsterer.

- y hftD NV L--C UtOtSSTtTs
Nos. Merchants Ro0, utddle-Street, Portland,
IL As just received by brig Gov. Carver. arrived
IL 10 Boston from Havre a large and eleganr
aasarn,eut of
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
AN ACT in addition to the act,

entitled = An act for the more effectualy
nreyenting Of trespasses In divers cases"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
Land for Sale

gyNE subscriber offers for sale tract
of so acres of lard, on the Coichps-
tee road, FIVE miles from Alexandria, I'D.
jpinin the lands OF Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part of
thi. tract is fhe meadow land, abundant.
iv supplied with waite. Alsn one other
ract of 26l acre.. on the Ravenswortf
road, abont miles from Alexandra,and
nc mile from the irst mentioned tract
Ijoinins land Of rhos. Janney and Mr.
'i'pherson: The greater part OF thistract
5 in wood. the soil good ard highlysu
ceptible OF Improvement from the use Of
plaster If these lands are not sod be.
tore the first Of January next, they will
hen be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS.
June rs VS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
Valuable Land for Sale.

TFAVING more land in The tract on
Il which | reside than | can farm to al
vantage, viii expose 10 public sale, on 'he
9Th isv of NOVEMBER next, ii far, II
not the next fair day, eight hundred acres,
divided into lots Of two hundred acres :;
each lot has seventy acres in wood 20! the
cleared land one hundred and fifty acres are
in clover, and two hundred in rye and
wheat. This land is situated ten miles be-,
low llexan lria, and is bounded north and
east by Accotink creek, which separates The
lower part of il from Jonathan Jsnney S
mill, where the Alexandria price can be
had Tor grain.--lt is as fertile rs any lana
in the county, and as susceptible OF I'M
proycment, by clover and plaster, as any
| have seen. Persons wishing to view 1t
will call on the subscriber, living at Cedar
Grove, one mile below Janney's mill.
The terms viii he third OF the Pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance ~
two equal annual payments. The sale VIII
take place al 10 O'clock, on the premises.
EDGAR MCCARTHY.
Fairfax co. Va. October 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
Shin Timber, &c.
August 8

fEN'fE subscriber, residing on Malta
4 woman Creek, in Charles County,
MARYLAND, will dispose OF 'standiugl a
large quantity of first rate White YAK
Ship Ti'obsr, Wharf Logs, Timber SUIT
ed for Slaves, Plank. Scantling, or other
purposes, in any quantity; likewise Sc
veral thousand cord, Oak Wood Fur
chasers will find it to their advantage to
apply as the terms will be moderate, and
here is ravigable wafer to the spot.
Wa MASON.
May 6 II 4 .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
October 7
Alexandria. August 4.

WTAS committed to the jail of this Co.
w as a run away, negro man, who
calls himself JOHN WEAKS, and says
that he was born free in Prince George Co.
Maryland, that bis mothers name is Sally
Green, who lives near the road leading
from the Alexandra Ferry TO the Eastern
Branch bridge, adjoining one Hen. Thomp-
son. He was committed TO this Jail on the
18th May1ast, and then called himself VIII
liam Washington, but made bis escape the
18th. He is about % years OF age; B feet
7inches high, stout made Says he is S, known
to Mr. Daniel Moxley, and Henry Thomp-
son, of Maryland. The owner is request
ed 10 come and prove his property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
August8 lawzm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
4. MUUitF,
Register of Wills.
This is 10 gire notice,

THIS IS to gtre notice,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria
county. in the district of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court
of salt, county. letters ofsadmlnistra.
ton on the personal estate of Archi-
bald |. Taylor decreased: all persons
having claims against the said d're-
dent are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before the 10th day oil
March next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said es-
tic, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate pay.
ment. Given under my hand this
10th day of September, 1918.
ELIZABETH TAYLOR,
Adm'x. of Archibald I. Taylor. dec.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
Notice.

rTHE stockholders Of the Fire Insurance
Company Of Alexandria are hereby no.
tilted. that an election will be held on the
first Monday in November next, at their OIL
fee, for twelve Directors for the ensuing
year. The poll will open at 0 o'clock A.
NJ. and close at O'Clock p. NJ. The trans
ferbook will be closed from Wednesday the
28th instant, till after the election,
J.B. NICHOLS. Sec'y.
October Iuow