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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
GAZETTE A. News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

Arrived July 81, schr. Commerce, Snow, from
Charleston, 6. {. with rum, sugar and coffee
sloop Governor, Collins, from st Andrews, with
rum and plaster-brig Tropic, Merrill, from st
Andrews, for Philadelphia, with plaster OF Paris
sloop William, Stamford, from Boston, with sun
dry nerchandize-sch. Diomede, Gray, from 81.
Johns, for Baltimore, with plaster-sioop Eagle,
Rates from St. andrews. for Boston, with rum,
plaster and grindstones-brig Mary, Loring, from
Philadelphia, for St. Johns, in ballast-29, schr.
Neptune, Furber, from St. Johns via. Belfast, for
Boston. with plaster cf Paris-brig Albert, Al
den. from Boston. with rum and plaster-sloop
Jones Hale. Jones, from ST. Johns, for Boston.
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To The Honorable Justices oftke Circuit Court
Of Common Pleas, for he second Eastern
Circuit, begun and holden at Wtscdsset,
zv,thim and for the county Of Lincoln, on The
fourth Monday Of .fprit, A d 1919,
THE petition of Israel Chapman, administrator
l. on the estate Of BENJAMIN CHAPMAN,
late Of Bristol in the county of Lincoln, deceased,
respectfully represents That the Inventory Of
he personal estate of said deceased amounts to the
sum of seventeen dollars, and the just debts of said
deceased amount to the SUN of one hundred and
seventy dollars ard w enty.three cents-and that
the administration account is unsettled. leaving
deficiency of one hundred and ffty.three dollar:
and twenty three cents.-Therefore your petition
er prays that your Honors would grant him license
to sell SO much Of the real estate will raise the
amount Of said deficiency with incidental charges.
ISRAEL CHAPMAN.
Copy-attest, NAT. COFFIN, Clerk
LINCOLN, IS. Circuit Court Of Common Pleas,
ApriI Term, 1879.
ON the foregoing petition, Ordered-that the
petitioner notify all persons interested in his petit
lion by publishing attested copy thereof witi
this order thereon in the Portland azette, tire,
weeks successfully, before the next session of tbi'
Court to be holden at Topsham, within and for the
County of Lincoln on the fourth Monday of Aus
gust next that sll persons interested may hen and
there appear and shew cause if any they have, why
the prayer thereof should not be granted.
attest, NAT. COFFIN, Cleyk.
Copy-attest. NAT COFFIN, SlerE
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NAT. COFFIN, Clerk.

LINCOLN, IS. Circuit Court Of Common Pleas,
Apra Term, 1919.
ON the foregoing petition Or.iered--ihst the
petitioner give notice all persons interested ir
his petition. by publishing attested copy OF
this petition with this order thereon, in the Port
land Gazette, three weeks successfully, before The
sessic n of this Court at Topsham, within and for
The County of Lincoln, on the fourth Monday OF
August next, that all persons interested may then
and there appear and sb-w cau'e, If any they have
why the p aver thereof should not be granted.
Attest NAT. COFFIN. Clerk.
Copv-Attest, NAT. COFFIN. Clerk.
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HE suhicrieer hereby give public notice % al
concerned that he his been duly appointed
and taken upon hinfe'f be trutt Of adminiftra,,r
of the eftate IF SAMUEL WOODBURY. l.te Of
Northyarmosih 10 he county of Cumberland Clerk
decssied, by giving bond as the law di ects-He
therefore requests al persons who are indebted 20
me said deceased estate 70 make immediate paw.
ment and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for payment 70
AMOS LAwRENCR.
Eorthyarmcuth July rs 1919
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ATTIC FRATERNITY

THE members Of the ATTIC FRATERNITY
l. are notified that their annual meeting will be
held at Gorham Academy on Wednesday, the 18th
Of August, at I O'Clock P. NJ. when the annver-
.arv Grafton will be delivered by Mr.. CHARLES
s. Apams. 4punctual attendance is requested.
THOMAS M'DOUGALL, Secretary.
Gorhqrl, .July 81. 1879.
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MTLLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

IS offered 10 the public as he ne ore Of he eaE.
eft and fafef cures for thi' disorder Long ez-
rerience has proved the cfhcs,y of thin Ointment.
Il !. perfectly fate 10 its operation and may he al.
piled to the smailea infant wi h-ut dspger The
fcent Is agreeabe-it isnot neceary for the patient
70 ake brimffone as 10 common in other ointment
Thi. Ointment 10 put in tin bores convenient to
carry, and each genuine boz viii Re accompanied
With directions if genuine and will be Ggned BY
JOEL MILLER Ibe above Oirtment may We
had IN fmall or large Quantities of JoEL MuIEz;
Sc George ;ADr cyvE Ho!5rsci S;gn of ST.. i uks's
Head. Ne Sc Hanover Erect DR. Savsei Horton.
j. No. 2, Newbury ftreet, Bottom: DR.. JsSs Cs<,
Dr.. 7 $ DsSss and Mr. Hear, b. man Portland
6Vs'y RSsviar. Wal 'ohorough Mr.. J.ds Ey4.
Bsuatwick; Haify Healc Cs,ss MeLsLss and
Notsss folts 7 homastown, and O0is Py,y Camden
R'a and Gear. Friendihip cs~gs RsGeG., S.
George.
oYThe aboveointneut II foli ALTO By the prir-
cipal Apothscarie. BookfeIlers aud trsasrs ahIaE
fachu'etts ADD in the Rrr.n Prc7ir>ss,
March rs, 1915
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at No. 1, Union Whdtt -
B. G.. ATTwooD,
HIS FOR S.fSE-

HIS FOR S.fSE-
COTTON WARP YARN, s Bales Eoi0 priced
~ Numbers.
WROUGHT NAILS. % CASKS from 81 70 soa
and Deck Nails from i 10 iHeh
CUT NAILS S C1Sks-
GLASS, Bristol Crotrn and hsene, Manufactured
TN PLATE, so Bo1es and Hire asserted.
COFFEE, BGfaria and Sunafrr.
BRO ADCLOIHS Is Pieces RsGdfeid Lcnufac-
tured-
81 CASES & TRUNKS. containing
LONDON PRINTS MUSLIN; CAM
BRICS; GINGH1MS H4NDkER-
CHIEFS and Black BO3B.4ZEE.NES.
CAMWOOD, ground, 90 Barrels.
6UGA rarioUs qualities IA HogsheGds, Barrels
and Bags.
TOBACCO, to,c priced 10 Kegs.
MAHOGANY, u quantity Of RoGras.
MiLLrsaWS, English, Cast Steel, German ard
Phiisdeipi,ia. (f)
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NOTICE..

THE Inhabitants of Portland and its vicinity
Il are hereby notified that the Institution for Sd-
rings will be opened on Wednesdry the fourth deg
of August at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. for the -ecep-
tion of DEPOSITS, and continue open till O'Clock
=. M.-The Office for the present will be kent in
the front room on the lower floor OF the building
occupied BY the Bank Of Portland and will be
open every succeeding "Wednesday within the same
hours. Bv order VIM. WILLIS. Sec
July Of. (Zw.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

To the Honorable Justices Of the Circuit Court
Of Common Pleas 10 be holden at Wasc0Sset
1vithin and for The County Of Lincoln on the
fourth Monday Of .ApriI A =. 1919.
TINE petition of Jesse Page. Administrators on
1 the estate of JOHN WATTS late of Warren,
in the county e Lincoln, deceased, respectfully
represents- hat the Inventory Of the persona!
fsste Of said deceased together with credits a.
mounts TO the sum of four hundred and twenty
three dollars and sixty eight cents, and the just
debts Of said deceased amount 10 eight hundred
and seventy eight dollars and nineteen cents, and
the Administration account, and allowance TO the
widow is three hundred and thirty zen dollar
and fifteen cents, thereby leaving deficiency ot
seven hundred and ninety dollars and sixty
six CENTS Therefore your petitioner srays tha,
your Honors would grant him license to selI 81
much Of the real estate as will raise the amount
of said deficiency, with incidental charges
JESSE PAGE.
Copy-Attest,
NAT TnEEIN fJorL
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FRESH FRUIT,
Rece,ued per sioop Joseph,
Boxes Of Lemons, Bags Filberts,

Boxes OF Lemons, Bags FIlberts,
Walnuts and Almonds.
.4lso-Rarrels If clear PORK
In Store-Boxes R4rSINS-Chests Young
Hvson and Boxes Souchong TEA-Qr. casks
Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga WINE
Pines Cognac AMI Spanish BRANDY Pipes
Holland and Hhds American GIN-Rsqs
Calcutta white SUGAR-Rbls No J. PORK
-Reame House Shesfhing PAPER-Bbs.
Ginger. &c &c -FoR SALE At
IFRE. CORES,
COMMISSION STORE, No. 10, Long Wharf.
August s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

A Mr.. Murray was found dead in Charleston
the 4th ult. The papers Of that city say he was
two or three times intoxicated before 8 O'Clock
that day; whes he was laid ia bed chamber.
Ten persons in the house Summoned, by the
jury as witnesses-it appears, nine out # the ten
were SO intoxicated as TO render their testimony
very contradictory .-Wretched state Of society,"
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MSTdLTFD.

At Belfast, on Wednesday. q LIST ult. Rev. Will
liam rockingham, over the Congregational So
ciety in that place. The services commenced
with prayer, by the Rev. Mr. Lowell of Boston ;
sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Ripley, of Concord,
Mass
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
CYMON.

1lr. Shirley,
~ ibisis the age OF wonderful improve
meh's, take the opportunity OF communica-
ing u the public. through the Gazette, an
account Of four zgheei CarrqGge. which
nave lately inverted and built on principle
ni'rey ne1U; as far surprising uefotipede, as
ae' surpssses the common use IF feet and legs.
ny pew Carriage goes BY weight which in IFS
aescenf gives motion to the wheels and in this
manner The Carriage moves on in style under
ae direction of SteerSmaa. This saves the
y expense ofhorses. housekeeping &c.
We carriage may he made 10 carry any
auhoer OF persons: ali tha, is necessary is 10
Increase the reight in proportion TO The mum
II OIL passengers: because, az what u up
4us' iali,'' The weight 10 its descent must
n'n 'he wheels and propel the Carriage on
"ay~ The invention promises a thousand
-a'sh'sges N this rising Couniy.-Those
roo have seen IFS motions, pronounce il to be
Splendid afsir.-l cannot perceive more
nn four objections 10 its universal use.
!. i runs dovn hil 50 furiously thai no one
- guide il and nothing will stop il.
:. The 1ueight which prnpels the Carriage
. hsavg, that It will not go up hill, without
ee AID Of oxen
:. Va iereI ground. when The 7yeight has
4" d0an, Il will require four men with two
HeFs 70 utnd 1t up.
:. u IS harder work TO nanogs the Carriage
pa i is TO go on foot.
Yogrs. CURIOSUS.
To Should obtain Patent GeRtiemen
Y oe furnished with Carriages built Oh The
0'e principle by application as mentioned
one future advertisement.
Jolly, 1919.
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MAR RED

In Saco, on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.
Cogswell Major Isaac Emery merchant, Of that
town, to Miss. Faith s. Bigelow formerly o.
Weston, Massachusetts.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

nepiy to the Sermon Of the Rev. hr, Chan
~, preached at the Ordination Of the Rev. Mr..
- a. Baltimore, by the Rev. Professor Stew
.o'ning volume ofneaF 900 pages, Is now
ahlicatioa. $500 -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

ASH giren for POT & PEARL ASHES. at
~ Stores No. 10 g. No. 25, Long Wharf.
Portland, Aug.S
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
Glass of1S1S.

THE graduate class Of 1918 reminded that
L their annual meeting will be held at Doves
Hotel, in Brunswick on the Tuesday preceding
commencement at 7 o'clock p. NJ.
r. T.BRIDGE, }
J:PIERCE. j., Committee.
Up. FEssENDENO
AUGUSTA.
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For sale at Inis OFFICE

i0lnteresiing to Assessors.
US1 published and for sale at this Office
= Blank Books, headed by such articles as
are taxable IN The country, and handsomely
ulsd' reacy 70 be filed up. This book will
De found to save much labour, aud greatly ia
c'lltate the taking Of valuation.
MAY A..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

THE iuhfcribe herehv give public notice 10
all concerned that they have been dulg an
pointed and tskeu upon themselves the trust OF
fIecHtors Of the last Will and TeRament of SAM
UfL FLDfR, lafe of Gorham. in the county of
Cumberland, Woman declared, ny giving bouas
as the law oirec'f-They therefore requsff a. rer-
sons no are indebted 70 tie said derezfeds efiate
10 make immediate payment and thofe Uho have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame for pay
mens TO MARY LID. r.
SIMON ELDER.
Corbam yuy e. 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

Keep in or about your bed, sprig Of Penny
royal, or put on your bed clothes few drops
the essence. The smell Of the pennyroyal wi
keep off the heas.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

Boiled rice eaten freely at this season Of tha
year, is said TO be an excellent remedy for thu
dysentery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
RUNAUAYPAVPERS

TO al whom IL may concern the .uh.criber
gives notice that he has contracted Eilh the
oSerieers OF the foor Of the town Of Hsrrifon to
provide Tor and support George Edwards Of said
harrison LYDIA his wife and Olive bis daughter
VINO are town supers, ihat be has, and will con-
tIue 10 make .u;table provision for said Pau.ers
during the term for which he has contracted. viz.
until the IL" Monday Of April next, that said
raupers have become Stubborn and vagrant, this
Is therefore TO forbid all persons harhorinr or
trusting said saupers the fuhferibsr viii pay
no debts Of their contracting buI will receive d
provide for said paupers when,oever they hall
return or be re.urRed 20 him again
ANIRA SAMPSON
harrison, County of Cumberland Ju.y 20 $40
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

A drought OF forty five DAYS has been ex
peri-nced in Virginia. 1t has been very
dry in the western counties of New York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03
TIE SEASON.


son than this. Mother Earth is uncommonly pro-
fuse in her promises Of an abundant harvest. Our
gardens and fields exhibit most delightful spec
tacle. The frequent refreshing aui copious
showers Of rain and warm influence of the sun
has brought forward the vegetation to a sarpris
ing degree. Eastpori Moose Lsiand) Sentinel.
The promise that &C seed time and harvest shall
never fail, bids airer Of being realized in its full
lest extent this season than at any former with
in our recollection. Already has our market
been supplied with Potatoes, Corn, for boiling,
Onions fully ripe, and Peppers fully grown. We
yesterday an onion which was raised in Cor
ham, measured, and it girted nearly nine and an
half inches round-and a pepper which sirted
upwards Of seven inches We have also seen
cabbages and beats fit for boiling. If this does
not prove an antidote to the Ohio; fevern the
case must be desperate indeed.
Europedn Pdupers The Camfries, Eng. Jour
nal. Of April 20,h, states that four vessels have
sailed since cur last for America with passengers
They are mostly OF the lower orders of society, e.
tber connected with agriculture. o. laoourers, and
some oftheua Pdupers fran he Norih Of England
for 'chom the Ocerseers ofihe Parish pay The pas
sdgt!'
WOTthy Inaitati0n.-The Selectmen of Salem
have ordered the Constabes to parole the streets,
on Sundays TO prevent the assembling of young
men and boys at corners Of streets aud other pla-
ces-and TO counterfeit their profdne and in1prOp
er icdy of passing the day The names ofthose
who refuse to conform TO these regulations are TO
be taken, and prosecution Immediately COM
menced.
Prices Of Grain al Cabs, 25th of Jrny-Wheat
per bushel of Ga lbs. 80 cents, expected to be 10
barley IS.
st. Ferdinand Township Missouri, has appro-
we'd the decision Of Congress, prohibiting the
holding of Slaves in that territory if estab lished
as state.
Interesting TO Paper .Makers.-There are al.
We tised in the Pennsylvania papers, a quantity
of Bank Bills to be sold on execution.
MUyic.-A young musician, Of Plymouth, is
said to have invented curious instrument, which
he calls the musical telegraph. BY IT, the laws
Of harmony and the elements of thorough bass.
and the study Of the theoretical properties OF the
science is simplifed.
| A drought Of forty five DAYS has been ex
peri-nced in Virginia. II has been very
! dry in the western counties of New York.
To Keep of feas.
! Keep in or about your bed, sprg Ct Penny.
royal, or put on your bed clothes few drops OF
the essence. The smell of the pennyroyal will
keep off the feas.
! Boiled rice eaten freely at this season Of thu
| year, is said TO be an excellent remedy for the
dysentery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

MU0ie.-A young musician, Of Plymouth, is
said have invented curious instrument, which
he calls the musical telegraph. BY it. the laws
Of harmony and the elements of thorough bass,
and the study Of the theoretical properties ofthe
science is simplifed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-03

Extract Of a letter to Mr. ToplT, June II.
" Gibraltar jane II. The crew of the
Patriot privateer. lost at Tariffa, are TO be
marched TO Madrid, for safe keeping. The
Hon. JonORan Russell, lady and daughter
are passengers on board Com. Stewards ship,
from Naples"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21
TO the Public.

A II unusual sensioiliy has been excited
"A in the minds OF our countrymen ny the
copper plate engraving Of the Declaration
of Independence recently published, ac-
compauied by fac SMILES of the signatures
of those i!ustrous patriots who framed tbe
document by which our independence was
announced TO the world. We feel, while
we dwelLon those signatures, as if we were
ushered into the immediate presence Of
characters so exalted. and We seem for
time to participate in all the emotion which
they fell on the approach of so awful cr-
sis-Hostie armies, dCsolate fields, towns
and cities in agration-carnage and
death in its most trightIul forms appeared in
prophetic vision on the one hand, and more
than all, the complicated horrors, ignominy
and slavery were presented Tor their ac-
ceptanCe on the other; they deliberated,
they paused, they trcmbled, and al last So
IemnIy appealing TO the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought to De free, sovereign and nde-
pendent These iiiustrious patriots, with
five solitary exceptions. have now mingled
with the common mould-they survive only
in their country's glory and in the recollec-
ton OF grateful people. But it would be
consoling TO the present generation, sepa-
rated as they now are from those patriots,
by the intervention q the tomb, to become
more intimately acquainted with their r.,
evolutionary benefactors. We love todweIl
on the features of such men, snatched by
the pencil from the oblivion of the grave,
and emulate the prominent leafs OF their
biography. Impressed with these ideas, the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage
ment is given. to publish the lives OF those
patriots in numbers, until the whole is COM
pls.ed. The work Til he executed in
Style not inferior TO any European pfoduc-
tons, and the portraits by masters of ac-'
knowledged merit The biography will
be written by Paul Allen, esq. whose init
macy with the several signers, whose tamil
liarity with the privatons and hardshIps
they had to undergo, and whose well known
talents will be sufficient to ensure the p.-
tronage OF an enlightened people. In the
execution of this work, all that the pub
Usher dares to promise is, that he will en-
deavor to deserve the confidence OF his
countrvmen, and that no exerion on his
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
of that confidence. He ventures to solicit
the assistance of those gentlemen in pos
session of authentic facts and anecdotes, by
communicating the intelligence that will
serve to illustrate the characters and to en-
rich the biography of those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are in
possession of their portraits would enlarge
the obligation BY loan Of the same.
prospectus with the terms will be given
in few days.
JOSEPH NJ. SANDERSON,
*x*Auy printer who will publish this no.
lice and became responsible for five subscri-
bers, shall receive one COPY Of the wsFk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21
Public Sale.

TN obedience to an order of the county
I court of Fairfax, we will, on Monday,
the 2lst day Of December next, proceed to
sell to the highest bidder, all that tract or
parcel of Land, (now occupied by, and III
the possession OF Thomes Os,ien OF Tho
mas, J belonging TO the representatives OF
the late John Allison, sen. deceased. This
tract is believed to contain between SO and
100 acres, tolerably well watered, with Z
good proportion III wood, bounced by Ma
yersworlh, ana the lands Of William Cash,
sen. Zachar,ah Ward, AID ". II. Foote.
Esq. and abou, seven miles from Airxan-
dria: farther description is thought unne-
cessary, as it is presumed any person incli-
ned to purchase would view the premises,
which viii be shewn on application TO the
tenant, Thomas Ogden of Thomas. The.
terms wiil be one third, cash, and bonds
with approved security for the ha 'ance,
payable in 10 and 10 months. The sale TO
take place on the premises, and will com
mence at Il O'clock, at which time and
place due attendance will he given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
fFThc above saie IS una
yoidably postponed unit! The llth day OF
January next. December ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21
MarshaI's Sale.

DY virtue of decree Of the court of the
- United States for the filth circuit in
the Virginia district, in suit in chancery,
wherein Mary Wormetcy, wife OF Hugh
Wallace Wormeley. by George ?. Stroller
her next friend, and John S, Wormeiey,
Mary W. Wormeley, Jane B. Wormeiey and
.anre B. Wor,aeley, infant children of the
said Mary and Hugh W. by the said George
FSroher their next friend plaintiff, against
Hugh Wallace Wora.eley, Thomas Strobe,
Richard Fetch, David Castleman and
Charles Mccormick, defendants, will be
sold at public auction on the third day Of
February neat, if fair, if not, the next fair
day. on the premises,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21
Notice.

-EyHE public are hereby informed, the
a House of In iustry establishment, cor
ner of Pitt and Prince streets, will 60 into
operation this day, for the delivery OF soup,
a. usual, 10 the poor, from | O'Clock until
3. when donations from the benevolent will
he most thankfully recei:ca, either in mo-
new. wood, vegetables, or articles OF CLOTH
ing, which will be faithfully applied.
Application for tickets for the delivery
of the soup, viii have q be made, by per-
sons residing in the Isl lFard--to John Far
per. from The east side Of Fairf,x-strcet TO
the river; Charles Page. from the west
side of Fairfax-street to the east OF Pitt
street.
ed Ward--Guy Atkinson, from the east
side of Fairfax street TO the River: B..r-
nard Bryan, from the west side OF Fairfax
street 10 the east side of Pitt street.
Sd Wnrd Isaac Robbins, from the ives;
side of Pitt street to the east side of Column
bus street; Anthony Crs 4se, from the west
side of Columbus streetto the exten, VI the
corporation.
4h Hard Jonathan Janney from the
west side of Pitt street, to the east SIDE OF
Alfred strickland from the east side OF
Alfred street 10 he extent OF the corpora
ton.
Great care will be taken to make the
Soup clean and good for family use, and
will be sold as usual, al 6 cents per quart
ANTHONY CREASE.
A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21

EOR sale-That commodious three story
l. brick house on Kinasheet; now in the
occupancy of Mr.. John Roberts Also
three Lots adjoining, with the improve
meuts thereon.-'fhat elegant Grass Lot
lately the property of Mr.. James Anderson,
containing 2 3-16;hs acres.--And the
rigging, sales, anchors, cables, spafs y wa
ier-casks of the barque Mary, in parcels, or
the whole to suit purchasers.
Oct 81 JOSEPH SMITH.