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PORTLAND ACADEMY.

t'OR the accom- odation Of those who are ,le-
IL srous OF sending the. children % tue Acade.
my, the Trustees have concluded 10 employ al
able Assistant, of liberal education, and well quail
lied as eu Instructor, assist tie Preceptor ia the
instruction Of the Academy provided ihirty pu-
Pils apply for admission ty the ftlselh ofSepttnr-
Der nerf Those parents, therefore. who are de-
sirous OF placing their children in the Academy,
are requested TO give their names To Mr.. CusHmAN
the Preceptor, before that time that arrangement.
NAV be made for the next Quarter, which viii
60 nmence the first Of October.
BY order Of the Trustees
). .IONGFELLoW, Js. Secretary.
August 2S, 1919.
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C5NAE subscribers. having been appointed BY the
l. Hon. Samuel Freeman. Esg Judge Of Probate
.5r the county Of Cumberland, Commissioners 10
-eceive and examine the claims Of the creditors 10
she estate OF PAUL STEVENS. late Of New
gloucester in said county NeouIan, deceased. iep-
.esented insolveni, hereby give notice thar Fix
nonths from this date are slowed 10 exhibit 'heir
aims against said estate, aid they wilt attend
..,r the uurpuse OF receiving aud examining said
aims. al the Office OF SAMUEL FEsssSDEN in
hid Newt loueester, on the fourth hoEd-y of
.ris. and the FIVE following months, from Two 20
o'clock l.. M. oa each of said day..
SAMUEL FESSENDEN, Z Co,,,r,
ISAAC GROSS,
Aug. 11th 1919.
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THE suhicrber hereby gives public uotics. all
i concerned that she h 5 been duly appointed
and taken upon berfe.f the trufs of adminifttarix
on the eltate cf IOiN HUNT late of Portland
inths county of Cumberland Mariner decesied, by
giving hond as he Law directs--sEe therefore re-
quests all persons who Indebted 10 the said de-
Gszsed's estate 10 make immediate payment; and
nose who have any demands shereon TO exhibit the
same for settlement to AUGUSTA HUNT,
or to A w TIAK lam her du.
Portland. Aug III, SO
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MOTTO.

THE annual meeting Of the MAINE BRANCH
u oRTHE AhERlt AN EDUCATION sUC-
IETY !" will Le holden at the Meeting-House IN
BrunsIsick on i Thu RSOAY the second dog Of Sep
.ember aeIi, at O'Clock in the morning for the
purpose OF choosing othesrs and transecting such
other business as may then come before them.
At which time sermon will be deliv cred aud q
Collection taken up to al. lbe funds OF said society
tSSE APPLETON, President.
August II, 1919.
The Directors of said Society are reminded that
their meeting stands adjourned t. EednesdGy the
first day Of September al O'Clock in the evening.
90 meet a. the same place
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THE subscriber hereby gives Ppb'ic notice TO al
concerned that he as been duly apponted
and taken upon himself the trus, Of Admioi'irx-
tor of the estate of FRANCIS JOHNSON. late oi
Westbrook 10 the county of Cumberland YeomaD
deceased by giving boni as the law direcu-hs
therefore requests all persons who are indebted TO
he said decesseds estate to make immediate psy-
nent aud those who have aDy deinands thereon
o exhibit the same for settlement 10
JEREMIAH JOHNSON
Wesfbrnok Nav 20 1919.
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FOR SAFE.

a valuable commodious ard hand(ome DWRI
LiNG-HOUsB, plraiantiy situated in the
tswn OF b uoswick. contaoug two front room,
aud the chamber. over them. fa;iug the man
hreet, 70 The occupation Of Mr. John Dunnine "a
with the Land on which It asnd. and privilege.
Term vii be made reafoaabIe
ApphcafIoh TO CaARLEsS DAVIS ana ~.
THAN hINsAAS Esqrs. Portland, or Joru.M
STONE e.q. 5gurswick.
Oct. 20, lsO.pul
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BANK OF PORTLAND.

n ME stockhod,r rs Of the Bank Of Portland, are
Il hereby notified that tive second insta alent OF
the Capital Stock Of s.ia Biok is by their act oi
Incorporation pay abie before the 9TH day OF
September nex, and that The same viii De Teceiv-
ed their ,nking House during the hours of bus
iness, from rhs day to the 18th OF Sept. inclusive
BY order OF ,he President and Directors.
AFFORD RICHARDSON, Cashier.
August II.
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JUST RECEIVED AID FoR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKS TORE,
CORRrLIp~
Vegetable Oil for the Hair,
PREP AIRED BY ]. DORETY

PREP ARED BN j. DOhEl 4.
THIS composition Of the vegetable and EssEN-
TI,I OTIS i the result of frequent experiment Is
aod has heen approved by long exptr ience. II
sives new life To the aair when il becomes dead
ened bv wetting, exposure, sickness ar age keeps
ne head clean from scurf and assists the healthy
action which alone presents lively cn-l or brilliant
looks. The hair is a vegetable which requ Tres
and repays attention as much as any other. Ear
lv badness might freq ieatiy be prevented by a
judicious Of this proper ament
Uf) Aug s. 1919
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For sale and muI Be .Sofd.

s'HR Farm belonging 10 BARTLETT in his
,de ime ,ituited IN We. bro ook ,even mile.
from Portland a. ,hree quarters o. mi'e from
Sac arappa. On ,he ma.o rosd 10 g cham, coDsIs
ing Of 100 acres of iaDd w,.h uilst e propor-
tion Of moving ti!age, pa,,u-sge AID weod and,
ano bssins an eIee.eat otchs j AID couve 'ieGt
building. thereon Erqu-e.of l. FITCH.
Juy27. ft) Al SacSsPpa.
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BOTANY.

lust PUB TSHED, and for sale by WILL
- LIAM hyde, No 8, Nussey's Ron. an Ell.
epenisry treatie on Botany. entitled OUT
LINtS OF BOTANY, containing an explfuation
of Botanical terms, and Illustration OF ihe sys-
EN- tf Linneus.-1IsO some account Of Ma ural
Orders aud the Anatomy sad Physiology Of veg
efshes, illustrated by engravings, for the use II
.ctoo. ard students. BY DIR. JOHN LOCKE,
Lecturer on BotaRy.
Price $t,25-Wnh the Frontspiece colonred
6 50. Aug. II.
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Silent Partner WGnfed.

A PERSON who is established in good busi
n ness IA this town. wishes a SILENT PARI-
NER with about four thousand dollars, To sup
ply the place OF who is about Withdrawing.
A line add to- A Il and left TIE office
of the Portland Gazette. will receive immediate
attention. Portland. Aug. II, 1919.
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STRAY COW.
Straued or Stolen,

LNROM the subscriber in FRt EPoRT. on the
l. night OF the 30th ult. dark bay (or brown
HORSE, 10 or Il years od-wiih black name and
tail, light brown nose, and star on bis forehead
Whoever will return said HORsE give informa-
lion that be may be found. shall be suitably re-
warded and all necessary charges paid.
JAMES GRIFFIN.
FTeeport, Aug fl 1919.
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ROWDOIN COLLEGE

NOTICE s eby given thaa stated meeting
- Y of the Board Of Oyer.eers OF Rowdoin Col
lege wiii be held in the College Chapel. 10 Bruu
swIck, tuesday the 5tst instant, a, O'Clock in
the e ,ernoon. JOSEPH VI KLEIN, Sec.
Brunswick August IL, 1919.
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NdL annual meeting the PEUCINIAE So
Il eIETY, will be heid ia Massachusetts Hall
bOwdoln College, on Tuesday, the day preceding
CommencemeGi, At O'Clock in he .fcsnoon.
Orstion al 5 o'clock, by GEoRGE EVANS. Esq.
NEHEMIAH CLEANELAND, Cor. See.
B8rdoiH College aug,ts. ~. 1919.
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N}ISHES 10 inform ,he puHlct tha he ha.
w repaired the damages that he .usta;ned on
Mon,'ay the 2s'h day of June. by ;he eihs, and
has bis Mill in good order again, and is ready to
receive
Cloth to Dress and UO0I To Cnid.
Wool brought from distance will be Carded
60 that !, may be carried back the same day.
All those Who are in debt for Cloth Dressing
or Wool Carding ether nv note or account Of
loug sanding mu.t pay he same with u delay
Wes brock aug. 10, 1879
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MIR. RUGGLES' SECOND QUARTER,
4Vl will open on WEDNESDAY, september
the fst. at 2 O'Clock P. Mat Capt: ". IIhOH'S
HaH.-Schoo days. hours and terms, as usual for
bin. no scholar will be admitted for shorter term
than one quarter, but such as have previously at
tended two quarters TO him. The old scholars are
respectfully invited to visit bis school the day
Of opening Portland, Aug. TO-
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BOWDOIN. COLLEGE

THE members Of the Bowdoin College Denevo-
= lent Society. reminded that their annus
n,eeting will b. holden the Sit ius. in No. Z
Massachusetts, Hail, at II O'Clock A. VI.
In the evening an address will be delivef ed by
CRARLEs DuaMER, Esq. in the meeting house al
O'Clock &c. WILDE, Sec'ry.
Brunswick Aug f6
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

Ls Medicine uss7sass Iy 0zy IN bs spo,l5 for fbs cure
@Coughs, Gods, aRhma' Couiumptions, &c.
g lNCE this excellent Medi-
~ cine was hrt difcovered upwards of three
hundred thou'and per!ous have experienced ito
happy and ta'u:ary effects many of whom had
been by Aehmatic aud Coufump,ive complaot,
reduced to the brink of the grave their confti-
tutions were quite emaciatsd. ADD had caft off
all hopes OF recovery having ufed every remedy
recommended a. specifics for ,hofe complaint, and
had made every application TO the faculty that
could be obtaued
Common colds which are geuer ally occ,fioned
by ob0ructed perfpiration, will be found to Weld
10 its influence in very fhort time.
In common coughs which are in general the
eIfs6 of cold. Il gives immediate relief, rem owing
thoie troublefome irritations as they are called,
ticklings in the throat which aa As conffant
ftimulu. TO coughing and in quieting thoie con
vu'6ve eIcitements and cauGng the afflicted to
breathe and fpsak frely. II induce, re0. and
ileep in an eminent degree and ffrengtheps the
eoofiituiion, which enables it 20 repei an epemv
Whole attacks are frequently follow ed BY ,l,e mois
fatal confequences.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary complaints or
diforders of the hrealt and lungs, (even in the
moR advanced period of life will 6nd immedist {
relief.
10 Aflhmatic or comfumptive affections, (recent
or chronic) Hosrfenefs, Ca,arrhs Wheezing.. and
Sd ortnsss Of breath, il will give immediate cafe.
CONCEALED Phegm Acrimony in the fluids. and
obitruetion 10 the gIands, with ez,e and fafe,y
discharged by gentle eIptcoration
|; Is also much admired in foreuess OF the breaft
and homach. giving prefent cafe in thofe Gales.
ALSO
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
P0RTL.4ND BOOK TORE.
No 2, MLRcHANr's Rev.
No. "a, North Americar. Repiem
su bsci bsrs are rssueted,o call aud receive their
Nu'hoets- June
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

Bro. JOHN 7. BOYD, Esq ofPortland. Brethren
Of neighboring Lodges, as well as sojourning
brethren are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order of the r. w. Master.
JAMES McARTHUR, See'ry Of a. Lodge.
Ltnlirgton, .4llg. "a, a. L. 5S19.
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r. ASH given for POT & PEARL ASHES. al
~ Stores No. 10 & No. 25, Long WhGI,
Portland, Aug. 5 tt
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MASONIC NOTICE.

ADoEIRAhr LODGE
In the town of Linn
ington, will be con-
secrated and its Of
hcers publicly in
stalled. on Thurs
day the ninth Of
September current
on which occasion
an ADDRESS will
be delivered by
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-03
Mr.. Vim. Mondel,

HAVING been missing since about
II o'clock On Saturday goth ult. andm.
ing apparently in low state OF mind 10
some days previous to that time, bis we
and friends are fearful some distressing aGer
dent has befalIen him, ortbat he j. wander
ing about the country, or perhaps in lowe;
or on the Point; as it is said be was sen
on Sunday morning, about 10 o'clock. !.
Mr.. Mondel is a years old about zee!
s or inches high rather stout 7uGSy
complexion grey hair ind wblsken. nc
had on when he lefi bone, dark blue e'ola
coat with covered buttons. about halt Ho'n'
blue pantaIoops; black vest; bali boos.
He had also with him double cased sll'e.
watch with steel chain, and in his poeksIs
small red morocco pocket hook the paper
in it not recoliected. Any information II n
speeding him will be thankfully "eel'sa
by bis discoasoiate wife, or
JNO. SYKES l. SON, Baltim0ri
The Editors Of the daily papers. in r0n.
delphia aud District Of Columbia, are 81 :,
quested 10 give the above adgertisems 's
three or tour Insertions in con,PIeoeuI;
part OF their respective papers: and ior s.ni
their accounts 10 the of6es Of ths eeo''
Gazette. Baltimore, 10,
Aorsb H.
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the systen, and finally terminated in , :.
rious appoplexy.
This was Of itself entirely sufficient T.,
produce the immediate discharge Of IL.
accused |; but Tie gentlemen wer. not 81.
tisiied the testimony should rest her, t.r
produced the most undcniable eviien,.
that in the alleged afray the officers oi,be
ship did no more than their duty required
OF them for the preservation and safe,,.
of the ship and Of their lives, and as Cbie,
Justice Parker ieelingly observed, "un,c,.
the officers of our ships could be suppol,ed
in the discharge OF their duty, in resisting
the threats and attacks Of an in.lrated AID
mutinous crew, our ships would become
the graves of their officers" The owners
OF the ship having entered complaint a.
gains. several Of the crew for mutinous
conduct on board the ship, they were Oh
Friday arrested and examined before lhe
Hon. Judge Davis, aud FIVE of them, VIZ.
John q. Martin, Andrew Armstrong, Tho.
mas Hay, James Oliver, and William Jack.
son, were committed to prison to take their
trial at the United States Circuit Court in
May next.
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Washington, March I,

DEFENCE OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
The officers OF the Corps of Engineers,
Generals Swift and Bernard, and Colonies
Armstead and McRee, and those OF the
Navy, Captains Warrington and Elliot,
who were commissioned by the President,
under resolution OF the last session OF
Congress, to survey the Chesapeake Bay,
for The purpose Of ascertaining the most
suitable scite for Naval Depot, and to
plan a general system OF defence for ibis
American Mediterranean, as well as the
coast generally, have executed the orders
Of the President, and on Friday last laid
their re Tort before him. The spot selected
by the Commissioners for the Depot, is
said 10 be neither OF those which have been
most spoken OF as suitable settles. 1t is pro-
babe that The report will form the subject
of a communication to Congress before
their adjournment. [lb,d.
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Washingtoa, Taesday, .Mareh g.

A full report of yesterdays proceedings
of the two Houses of Congress, prepared
for this paper, is excluded to-day by other
matter, which we are anxious no longer to
defer.
Amongst the subjects acted on by the
Senate were the Missouri and the Alaba-
ma bills the former passed with thu a
mendment which was made on Saturday,
Ito strike out the restriction concerning sla-
very y and the latter passed as it was re-
ceiyed from the other House that is with
out any provision in it respecting the pro-
hibition of slavery in the territory.
In the house Representatives many bills
were matured and passed, the principle
ones, were the bill authorizing the occu-
patton Of Florida, under the late treaty
and the bill concerning the currency Of To-
reign coins--and amongst the bills ordered
to third reading, was that in addition 10
the acts prohibiting the slave trade.
Nat. Iatetligencer.
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~aO :: =: q =. -. I

At regular meeting Of the Wasaiagtoa
Society Of Alexandria, at Browns HOTEL
on the 4th July, 1913.
The committee appointed to examine The
Treasurer's account, made the following
report, which vas read and approved.
1--we, the subscribers, have examined Tie
accounts ami vouchers Of the Treasurer Of
the W ash,ngton Society OF Alexandria, ant
find the same correct; and that there has
been expended from 29th Jan. 1906. Up 10
Gath April, 1918, the sum OF >6,OlS 81.
100, on :hc education, clothing and support
OF the Poor Children, leaving balance dine
the Treasurer Of $ll3 $1,000"
GEORGE DENEALE.
(Signed) HUGH SMITH.
JOHN LLOYD
Extract from the minu,es,
C.P. THOMPSON, Sec'y,
February q stuths
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uus> Exchange Cq6ss-Hoass ,keN
GNGMARINE JOURNA AL. Coz;
PORT OF .aI.EH.ANDRLA.. ..yNareh 9.
ARRIVED.

Schr. George Washington, jackson, 4
days from Norfolk Tar, R4isins, $c. to-.
M'Cotb and the Mas'er.-festerday sr
two topsaiI scl,rs. in Na;jemoy Reach, and
several inland vessels bound up.
Schr. Laurel, Stephens, IL days from
Bos on Plaster, &c. to Dunbar u Town
SEMI, and J. II. Ladd g. Co.-Brig Spartan
was to sail from Boston the day after the
Laurel. for this port:
Sioop Caroline, Baker, 60 days from
New.Bedford plaster, potatoes, and Cod
6sh. to T. Fl. Rowland. =.
Schr. Friend to Peace, Baker, from n
Bedford; plaster, &c. 10 Il. II: Rowland
Left in Nanjemoy Reaeh yesterday, a Brig
Schr. and SIoop Polly y Sylvia, boundup'
Schr. Eliza Barker, Storms, hence, SAIL
ed from Hampton Roads, last Friday.
Il. Steamboat Roanoke, SO hours IRON
No.folk.-Fourteen passengers.
BELOW,
Schr. Gustavus, from Boston.
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We are authorised to state that Cuhtert
PoueI, Esq. declines being considered
Candidate for the Senate for tile next elec.
ton.
We are authorised to announce WnHan
III. Etzhugh Esq. of Fairfax, as Candi.
date for the next Senatorial district, com.
posed at the next election, of the coGGtic.
Of Loudoun, Fairfax, and Fauquir.
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For Sale.

tJNov lying at Hunters SEp.YarE -.
In A new schooner Of 1856 tons, viii
2& carry about 1000 barrels; built 10
Matthew'S county, Virginia, OF good ma
terials. II she is not sold previous TO mn :!
DAY. the bth inst. at private sale, she VIII
then be cold at public sale, al 3 o'cIeeS,
P. N. to the highest bidder, Tor cash "
approved negotiable notes. ,,,rrp
s. A. MARsrELLER, Auctioneer.
March 3 81
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From Nie Boston InteIligencer.

.'~ from U1e D0StOn lnteHtS enCeT'
The discharge of Capt. Bat-helder, Mr..
Radford, the first officer, and Mr. Thomas
C. Smith, the supercargo, Of the ship viii.
liam, from commitment on malicious COM
plant preferred against them BY some Of
the crew. has afforded general satisfaction.
A seaman belonging to the ship died a few
days after her arrival, and the complain. al.
legged. that he came TO bis death in eonse'
auence of chastisement inflicted on the gath
Nov. last. on the passage from Calcutta.
1t was distinctly and clearly proved BY the
testimony Of the most respectable medical
gentlemen, that from an examination Of The
body, he could not have come 10 his death
from The consequences Of any alledged
ehas isement. but that it was caused BY the
long continued Incorporate use Of ardent
apirlts, which had diseased every part Of
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The performances al the Theatre tLis
evening present novelty which has SCI
dom been equalled, The fame of the co.
NEEDY, and the interesting locality Of the
afterpiece, will, We trust, bring lull
house.
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Captain Anthony, Of the schooner Ann,
who arrived here on Saturday, from Aux.
Cages, states, that General Macgresor, ar.
rived at Aux Cages few days before the
sailing Of the Ann, with two armed Ships
full Of Troops, and several others were
daily'expected to rendezvous there. The
number Of Troops the General said would
amount to 3OOO-tteir destination the
Spanish Main. Hold.
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Capt. Reardon Of the brig Spry, arrived
last evening from Rio Janeiro, reports, that
accounts were received over land from
Valparaiso, that the Spanish expedition
some time expected, on making their ap.
pearance, were decoyed into The port by
keeping the royal flag flying on the forti6.
cation in possession of the Patriots they
consisted of one 50 gun ship, two sloops OF
war and seven transports, with number
of troops, all Of whom fell an easy prey TO
the Patriots. 1t was understood At Rio,
that the whole country surrounding Monte
Video, was in possession Of General Arti.
gas. Ibid.
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Baltimore, March j.

MAJOR GENERAL JACKSON,
Arrived in this CITY on Saturday morning
between the hours OF 4 and o'clock, in
the steam boat Philadelphia. Hi. approach
was announced by national Salute from
Fort McHenry, as alsoby the Baltimore In
dependent Blues, commanded by captain
I" ilson (from Federal HilI) who had taken
post there for the purpose.
After Iandng the general was received
by the Regular Blues, commanded by capt.
Barrett, anu escorted to WiIliamson's no
tel.
The citizen soldiers of Baltimore, who
breasted the storm in the hour OF invasion
and peril, will this day Monday pay their
respects 10 the ilustrious chiettain whose
valor, patriotism and distinguished services
have so eminently contributed to entitle
him to the love and veneration Of the Anne
rican people.
After the parade the general will par
take Of public dinner given in honor of
his arrival among US. From the respecta.
bility and high standing Of the committee
Of arrangement, its splendor may be correct.
ly anticipated.
II is understood the general will be ad-
dressed by the corporation.
Baltimore Telegraph.
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Shoes.

4 FRESH supply just received and for
"A sale by the subscribers. consisting Of
the following kinds -
800 pair ladies' morocco walking shoes
100 do DO cork sole 10 do
so do do morocco bootees
800 do do do slips
500 do do do do with heels
400 do do leather walking shoes, thick
soes
400 do w. G.. black &. col'd roam slips
800 do do leatnerpump
600 do do do thick soes
200 do misses do shoes
50 do ladies' white kid slips
200 do misses blk y col'd NOR. do
600 do men's thick shoes
800 do nail'd do
800 do boys do do
800 do do bound de
400 do mems do do
loo do gentlemen's fine do
loo do do do pumps
In Store,
Mems low priced fur and wool hats.
All of the above articles are offered for
sale, at reduced prices, FOR cAsE.--Country
merchants supplied at Baltimore and PHI
ladelpha prices. 5. q ID. REED.
september29
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Was Committed

yFNO the jail for the county of Alexandra,
L as a runaway. on the 9Th inst, negro
man, who calls himself HIGH tRD, and says
he is the property of Stroller Runer, or Re-
~, OF Fauquier county, Va, between Buck :
land Mills and John Gray store He is a
bout 2O years Of age, 8 fee, 3 inches high,
and we'll made; ma, large scar nearly over
the lett eye has on yellow striped cotton
and wool pantaloons. The owner is desired
10 Come prove property, pay charges and
take him away, otherwise he will he dispo-
sed of as the law directs
nov 80 A. ROUNSAVELL, taller.