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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-23
Chair Manufactor.y.
JOHN HAGGET.

EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ public in general, that he continues 10 carry
on the chair making business in ali its various
branches iat his shop in Union Street, next door
below the Post Office (the shop lately occupied By
Very end Hugely where CHAIRS Of every des-
criPtUn, wlli be manuiactu cd, in 4 neat and work
man like manner, and at The shortest notice
he will use every endeavour in lis power, TO give
full satisfaction to thoee who may please 10 en-
ploy him-haying employed painter from the
outward his customers may be assured, that his
work viii be finished 10 approved and fashion,
aoie tyie as can be done in Portland or elsewhere.
Also, ornamental Paif.iing of every kind, exc
cutsd with neatness and despatch.
CHAIRS ready made and other articles in bis
LIE constantly on haDd.-Old Chairs repaited
painted owes. sc. &c.
N. b. An apprentice wanted to the above bu
81 meas IL 10 years OF age, and Of steady haolts
one from the comfy would DC Drefe ed.
Cortland. iuesiay, 10Th Nov 1919. 6 ny
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Bradbury c. Atwood,
Al No. 1, Union Wharf. Portland
nANlNG established himself ia The
auction &c Commission Business

The Public are Informed that he will devote hi.
time eTctusireiy TO the above business.
s.* Liberal advances made on consienmeAts.
u Dealers in Hollow Iron Ware, are ipfor-
med that arrangements have been made by The
manufacturers at Halifax, Mass 10 keep a con-
slant supply for this market, on as good terms as
eau be had elsewhere.-lJ% A Cargo will be re-
seived in few days.
IL Dealers in Stone and Rarthen Ware can
always be supplied with any laan Ivy Of these a. :
ticle, as they a. received ditect f ON the manu-.
, factories.
Conagnments IL Store.
so bbls. SupeItine Alexandria FLOUR,
10 hdds. ST. Croix, and Windward |. RUM,
8 Muscovada SUGAR,
10 bbls. ST. Croix Sugar, superior quality.
200 Crates Crockery WARE-Craies will
be opened te accommodate Retailers with
any atiicls they may want.
200 doz. Stone JUGS, Butter and Pickle
POTS, S'c.ail sizes,
Mil SAWS and Sle:so rs HOES.
500 reams writing, letter, & wrapping Paper
l Wizards Patent Time Piece. 8 DAYS
case cont'g. 100 pieces Cotton Cambrics
2 do. containing Straw Bonnets
do. Paper har.gings
Coffee and Fiberts, in ba Is
Bags Cotton-bozes Chocolate
Casks wrought and cut Nails
Kegs Tobacco
90 bbls ground Camwood
Nicaragua Wood
Cassia-Nutnegs and Gin ger
No and 2, Mdckerel
-U4LSO, on Union WhGrf-
A quantity of Merchantable BOARDS
Do. do Mahogany do
--LIkEWISE4-
A good serviceabIe HORSE.
Il FARM,
10 the town OF Lowell, abo 1t miles from
Fryeburg corner. Enquire As above.
Oct. 25. n
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II SAMUEL MOUNTFORr,

'HE subscriber he ehy gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been du'y appoint
rnd taken upou hImtsf he trust of Admins
"a tor of the estate of
NATHANIEL c. ALLEN,
Ae OF New Glcuce.ter 10 the Counry Of Cumber-
zod, E'q. deceased by giving bonl a. be 'aw d.
e's-Hs the efcre teqles's al per,ons who are
eeoted to the said deceased s.tzte 70 make i'm
uia,e payment, and those who have any de-
'ods thereon TO exhibit he tame fer 'eftement
EDWARD u SELL.
worthy srmouth, Nov 4, 1879
'hE subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Samuel Freeman, Judge of Probate
the eoun'y of Cumber end Commissioner 10
save and examine The claims OF he several cred
2 10 the estate Of NATHANIEL c. ALLEN,
OF New Gloucester, in said cOuaty, Esq de
-, rspreseuted insolvent, hereby give Eoiice
they shall attend that fervicsat the houEe. the
residence Of said Narh' C. Allen, 10 New Glou.
Ser, aforesaid on Wednesday the hrst day of
<ember neat and the fret Wednesday Of the
following m Do b, from 2 to s o clock p. M
ZACH Of said days.
GODFREY CROsvFNOR, } Conmis.
WILLIAM BRADBURY, Ir. 5 sioners
"eE-GoucesgeT, Nov. 4,h 1919.
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PRECIOUS .NOTTCE

IT. demands remaining due to The estate o
4 ~ CALVIN FARkAR, $50. late OF Wate--
:or1 IL The county Ct Oxford deceased the first oI
January go, will be put in suit itluu, ,Iiscrin-
inaioa. CHARLES WHITMAN.
Wat, rfDrd. Oct. 81. 1919. 6w,
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OFFER FOR SALE, at their store, head o
" Ingrahams Wharf. Fore Street,
30 Barrels New FLOUR,


" Ingrahams Wharf, Fore Sired,
30 Barrels New FLOUR,
5000 lbs best Havana Coffee,
go Hhds. retailing hoasses
50 do. n. L. Rum
Is do. S. & W. I. do.
DO. American Gin
Cogniac and Spanish Brandy
L'i rss. . ssfi Malaga yiao"i'' WINES,
40 Chests and boxes Tyson. young Tyson, Hy-
son skin and Souchong IEAo,
so Hhds. 4. /. Salt,
10 do. Brown Sugar
5 Bbs. >. q. do.
800 los. Loaf and Lump do.
300 10. FIRST quality Butter,
10 bbIs clear Pork N ess and DO. 4 Beef
10 Reg fig and twist Tobacco,
Bags Pepper and Pimento
gs-ClOveS-Gnger
10000 Spanish and Alexandria Cigars
50 Reams Pot. p DO. Letter, 40 DO. W. Paper,
No. I, 2 4 8, Mackerel,
200 CT. Pollock, Cod and scale Fish,
10 Casks Powder-S0O lbs. Shott
IS Boxes diPt, Candles 8 and 10 10 pound
Copperas- Aum-bags Fiberts-Aimonds
1000 10. Log and Rel Wood
20, IL, 10 8, G aud penny, Cut Nails
20 Boxes by 10, and 10 by IL window Gla>
10 doz. Shovels, together with general assort
ment of
HARD WARE.
October IS, 1919
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
= al concerned tina; he has been duly appointed
nod taken upon him.ef the trust of AdmristratoE
~ the estaie of
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

From The Comaiilse q Pu5iicaf2ns " he Ag-
ricuitu,al Society Of .1ialne.
No III
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JOSEPH CROSS, Jr.

4 hts of Portland, in the county of Cumberland
Merchant, deceased, by giving bond a. The iaw
Grects--He therefore requests all persons who
oe rdsbted TO tae said deceased's estate make
lr'ncuisfe payment and those who have any de
nands thereon, to exhibit the came for settlement
DO SAM. TRAsK
Portland, Nov 10. 1879.
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1H Hhds Superior retailing Mar,inico Molas
- ses for fac At No. Central Row.
November 9Th
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L Vie sub'criber hereby gives public notice to
y all concerned, that she has been duly sppoin
~ and taken upon heTself the trust of admins
6NrIx of the estatecf
SAMUEL MOUNTFORT,
ecf Weahrock in the couuty Of Cumberland
Iteman deceased, by giving bond as the Law d.
prts--ah. therefore, requests all persons who are
rebisd TO said decsaseds eftate TO make imme-
ufe payment and thoge who have any demands
asresn, to exhibit the came for set,lemeu; TO
ESTHER MOUNTFORT
or to STEPHEN WAITE her attorney.
Wesrbro.k Nov. 10 1870
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THE subscriber hereby gives publc notice to
ali concerned that he has been du'y appointed
Ind takeo ufon him the trust of an Administrator
On the estale of
STEPHEN G. HARDY,
late Of Fryeburg in the county of Oxford Cord
rainer deceased, ny giving bond as the law d.
rec she therefore equests all persons who are
Hihdeoted to the sad deceAsed's estate TO make I'm
mediate payment AID those who have auy de-
.nands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
DAVID Il aRDY. AdmoisiratOr Of estate.
Fr eturg, Nov 81 1919.
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1CHs subscribers hereby gives public notice % all
= concerned, that they have been duly appoint
3 ! and taken upon themselves the srusE OF EIecu
Rors of The lest Will and Testamenttof
GEORGE WARREN,
j are of Pownzl. 10 The county of Cumberland,
|Gentleman deceased. by giving bond the law
|directs-ihey therefore Request all persons who
are udebi ed 10 the said deceased estate 20 mako
Immediate payment and those who have any de
nands thereon, TO exhibit the same for payment TO
GEO WARREN,
HENRY l. WARREN.
Nov 10 1919
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TILE fuofcriber hereby gives public notice to
AL Concerned. thar he has been duly appoin-
ted aid ,aken upon himself the run Of adm mis-
tra1or on the elfare of
SAMUEL JORDON,
lzsf. of Lisbon in the couoty If Lincoln, woman,
De- esled, by giving bond the law aisects-He
|ths refore requsfs al perfons who are indebted
so the laid deceAfed's eitate to make immediate
pa yment and Ihofe who have any demands
&hereon, 10 exhibit the fame 90
ROBERT JORDON.
Brunfwick, Nov. 9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07
Land for Sale.

yX,HE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing TOO
acres. lying in Charles county, Maryland,
near Smiths Point, and only one mile f om
the Potomac river one-baif OF which is in
valuable wood timber, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve
men,s are a good dwelling house, with four
rooms on floor a large barn. nearly new
and every convenient clubhouse, such as are
Years will be given. the purchaser giving
bon1, with approved security, and it not
npnctually paid, to bear interest from the
day OF sale, :. m,
ed at public sale, on the 10th November next.
RIGID. +. SiNMS
ELIZA w ADAMS.
LEE NJ. SPEAKE.
september 81 tuthsli0thN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07

40, IN a ]ibpra, and sensible ministry.
81 Jo somrthing every Ga, IN ad. ance
,Seorosgerity of theircountry. Shoald
t -. linz live ten years, France will have
w b. test government in Europe. Gen.
T,rncr and Alrs. Harper are here and
ara much esteemed.' met him in Italy
md can assure YOU | never knew a
: ' ' om;able man. He is favnrite
',;th u, his cuuntrynien now in Europe.
trba rrpDits circulated in America do.
linn i,iu.lice-far from liking uurcoun-
try less sun what IL sees in Europe.
b. is on The contrary. every day more
nd more attached To her, and her no-
n. institutions and repuhlicanism.-
~ Ram Is tllr agricultural, wonder Of
IIs prupric'or is mar of princely for
tuue AID noble disposition, whose pride
+ !, 70 be Inc patriarch of hasbandry.
lave pas, d daring the last few days
obast s ho. rs day. from II to IN
clark, in r.dirg over his estate and exa
T;9jag lis system of cultivation. |
haze iuund nothing more interesting To
uc in Europe. ~ perhaps more useful
uEg4,,er lead the life Of farmer or
M, o3 nv return to the United States"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07

On Monday Inc Goth, at o'clock A. NJ. en-
countered most tremendous gale from \ E.
which continued 10 hours, during which she
continually shipped heavy seas, lost her
Small boat, her best bower anchor, bowsprit,
foremost, and all the rigg ing, sails and spars
thereto attached, broke her windlass bits,
lost one man overheard, broke the captains
leg, washed overheard Mr.. Laid. the ma,e,
but he fortunately regaihed the vessel after
receiving very severe sprain in bis right
hand, and a confusion ON The lett leg and
foot. Mr.. Morrill,, formerly mate of the ship
Wilhelmna, OF Alexandra, and passenger,
HAD his ANGLE disiocated. his leg severely
bruised, and dangerous cut in the back.
John w Gilman, of N. Hampshire, had
blood vessel broken. his back severely
bruised, and breast stove in, in most shock
lng manner; in fact, only Mr.. Peabody, OF
Georgetown, foremost hand. and the cook,
were all out of eight, that escaped unhurt;
the cocks time wa: entirely engrCssed in
attending to the wants OF the crippled, and
of course enly two were enabled to keep
the deck. On Thursday, the Esd, the gale
abated, succeeded in erecting a jury tore
mast, and bore away tor Philadelphia, be
ing he nearest port On tuesday, landed
the Capt. at Lew istown, under the care OF
DR.. White, the other wounded are recovering
slowly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07
W ;ti.trd,
Shoes.

SIl)tSs
4 FRESH supply just received and for
y sale by the subscribers consisting OF
the following kinds -
500 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
soles
400 do w. c. black g. cold roam slips
800 do do leatherpLmps
600 do do do thick soIes
200 do misses do shoes
81 do ladies' white kid slips
quo do misses blk 4. col'd NOR. CO
600 do mems thick shoes
800 do nail'd do
800 do boys do do
300 do DO bound do
400 do mems DO do
loo do gentlemen tine do
loo DO 10 do pumps
In Store,
Mems low priced fur and wool hats
All of the above articles are offered for
sale, at reduced prices, For CASH County
merchants supplied at Baltimore aud Phi
ladeIphia prices. 5. y d. REED.
Sept.mber 90
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS it has been recommended to
the Mayor and Common Council Of Aiexan-
dria, by the Cie,gy Of the town, that day
be So, ap1it a, day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer, Er the various blessings we Gnjoy ::
and tie Common Council concurrng IN tGiS
recommendation. have, by an order p ssed
on Tue 3Olh day of September, 1919, APP
pointed Thursday. the 9Th day of Octobe =,
10 be observed as day Of Thank giving and
Prayer: L o, therefore, recommend to the
citizens OF Ibis town, hat the said 7th day OF
October, be reI4lou,l observed as DAY OF
THANKSGIVING AND PRAY X, to Al
mighty Got, for the blessings we enjoy, and
that those blessings may be continued to us.
In testimony whereofI have hei unto set
my band 2ni seal, this Isl day OF Oc-
her, iGl9.
o., 81 JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
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English, siercantiie y Mathe-
matic.I Academy,
(nIunhMs NLrcet.

OtNEOHS DlICel
THE subsclih, most respectfully informs
the citizens OF Alexandra. that ms
EVENING TUITION will commence at his
School Room in Columbus street, on Monday
the 4,h inst. To say more on the occasion
would be useless; the proofs the public
have received of his abilities, attention, and
The general Improvement of his pupils. are
sufficient. As the school will be limited to
twenty. AMI uumher having already APP.
piled those who wish TO avail themselves OF
the opportunity would do we'll to make I'M,
mediate application and none need. except
persons of respectable character
oc,e JAS. CADEN, Pm. NJ L.
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Shares stock.
Correct Information.

n ME stock advertised for, sale by the
Mechanics Bank as standing IN our
name, is not our property. Our stock note
thereon has been contnu, d, under heavy
and disproporIionei curtailnenls, ever since
Mach 1918, for he us, o The real owner, q
respectable mechanic Of lis place, because
le could not obtain leave, upon a transfer,
TO substitute hi, stock mole for ours We
have no interest," in said stock Beyond the sum
that will retire the said stoc note, anu we do
not think il proper 10 advance more money
than we hav. done for curaiInpnts.
VAUDEVILLE T. LARMCUR.
september % dtl3O
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Ifnir9. .InLn IL.

Lately a new opera was got up here
with N" most extraordinary aud I'M
b,ulacd applause. 1t is composed by
o. German Jacob Mcg"rberrof Berlin.
Far e?mr days he has been The topic of
AZ Venice II, led the orchestra him
srif, anu was comprehensive i'm by the
applause Of t'rc pGblic 10 appear en- the
STAG, From every hex, even from
thi>c that vrry generally occupied b,
tbr NOS decided cn"mics VI the Ger
mas, proceeded white hankcrChiets.
kis>rc, and euccmiums the house was
asI. ,g,re a mass Of rapturrd spectators.
All ~ limin%: Here is more than
Pcssi,, .
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by virtue of deed OF trust from John
2G MPherson, TO secure the payment ol
debt 4 the iate William Hepburn, his heirs
and executors, the subscriber Zone ct the
trustees named in the SAID deed, Will III, at
pubic salt, on the premises, an I Iii RS.
DAY the ourth day OF Noyembrr next. a
rR ct of LAND, IN fa.riax county, Vr-
inia, about five or SIX miles from the tpmn Of
Alexandria, known 10y The name off, Mount
Hebron or SO much thereof as may at that
time be thought advisable 10 m Ike sale Of
The Improvements en- the premises are:
two dwelling houses. one Of them OF brick
d small country mill, With one pair of stones;
saw mill aud building late y occupied as
a cotton factory, with an extensive orchard
OF various kinds fruit.
lie terms Of sale and any other necessary
information will be given on the DAY 81 sale.
WIN. III. DUNDAS, Baltimore.
Oct 5 dl4N
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ON FRIDAY, at 10 A M

ON FRIDAY, at 10 A M
Will be sold at the auction store, corner nf
Prince and Water streets;
bale blue broad cloths
case bombazeties
! do steam loom shirtings
I do brown do
! do bIeached do
! do corduroys and velvets
2 do calicocs
I do Carlisle ginshams
! do Irish linens
Bookings, Merino sbawls.
Threads, sewing coltons, &c. &c.
Also,
60 boxes mouldcandles
Is bbs. American gin
9 bbls coriiaSe
pipe American brandy
2 bales Tennessee feathers
10 kegs mustard
do ginger
90 crates queens ware
Furniture, beds, &c.
S. A. MARSTELLEk, auct:
Oct. 7.
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For Sale.

A SECOND HAND COACHEE, and a
"A pair of well broke horses, some good
mich COWS, young well broke oxen, young
cattle, sheep, farming utensils, DC. among
which is an excellent OK cart. A bargain
may be had Apply to the printer.
september % dit
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6 The Young Gentleman.

noa-rss dent, who yesterday, in Jest, took
from the desk ola store on King street. seve-
rs Bank and Corporation notes, is advised
10 return the amount, either by person or
through the pcst-ct!lce, or publicity will be
g"en 10 his name. As what he has done
may be considered by bin a a Joke. he is
row 9pprised lnat no familiarity can justify
him in retaining the mouey.
Oct. s st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-07

Near three tionks to prize.
The explanation Of the above scheme may
be had gratis, enl the tickets are no" Tor sale
at the Bank OF Alexandria, in this city, by the
subscriber. al 4 dollars each, urtl the 18th
inst. " no will pay the prizes to the fortunate
adyeuturcrs, on tie tickets sold by him Or,
der, by mail, enclosing the cash, Ipost paid)
punctualiy attended to
BENZ. C.. ASHTON.
CL,5-Slnce the last few drawings OF The a.
hovr popular scheme, many prizes Of SO45
dollars each, besides = very Urge number OF
snail prizes, have been drawn and paid to Sc,
veral ladies' aud gentlemen III the states OF
Viry mia and N&w-I
GIVE hereby certify that the seven num-
beTs trawn on the Cd day OF Oct. 1919, in
the city OF Richmond, Virginia, in Mr.: Van
minis n,tery .chcme, re the following, to
Wits, 81, "a, g., a. ga, II.
f. CAHILL,
B CHAMBkRLAYNE.
October ~. dtl9O
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rr'l'hc tllankseiviing recon.

~ She Thanksgiving recon-
mcud"d BY the mayor and council, for Thurs
day naXt, 9TH inst. will be celebrated in
the following manner, agreeabiy 10 a mutual
aryaaeeHen! among the ministers If lhe Pres
bytel,2n, .Piscopalian, Methodist, and Bap-
lis congregations -
Divine Service viii he performed in The
First Presbyterian Church, in the morning,
al ilo'clock> AMI sermon delivered bs Inc
The Rev. Mr.. II arrso;-At Christ Church, IN
tbc atlernvon, the scrrrnn 10y tbeksv. Dr viii
mcr.--At Inc Methodist Meeting louise, at
candle light, the sermon by the Rev. Mir.
Wells
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Franklin Association.

~ 4 msetiHg Of The Franklin association
vii! be- held on SATURDAY EVENING
next, At : c'ciock. Punctual attendance is
requested OF the memLers, as business of im-
poSiancn vii! come before the Socirly.
Qci, H. X. BELCHER, Secretary.
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I'll. w. Ashton & Co.

uAVE just opened new and extensive
Il assortment Of DRY GOODS, consist.
ing. IN part, of carpctings, Aannels, ban-
kets, bombazetts, ticklenbures, buT!aps, Irish
linens, super6ne and second broad cloth and
cassimeres. Manchester cords and velyets,
ves;ings, cotton and wor.ted hosiery, Scotch
piaids, calIcoes India muslns, cambria and
fancy mus'ins, domestic sheetIngs, DC SC.
all OF which are offered for sale at the most
reduced prices for cash.
p. S. They are authorised TO LET that
large ard commodious three story brick store,
lately occupied BY 5. Marx, adjoining The
store of DR.. E. S;abier-lt is admirably cal
cula,cd for an extensive dry goods or groce.
ny business. d3thtf October 4
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French Language.
400 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on
II Tuesday morning, thu l4.h , inst; a
d,rk mnlatto man, named BILL JOHN
son: about 81 yearsold five feet niue or
ten inches high; well made. de had 1 on
when he went away linen shirt add pan.
falcons. and yellow vest, "hic" clothes he
has probably cl,snged, as he took others
w;tb him. lie is very smart ana commu-
n;cat;yc-reads and writes tolerably wen.
The above reward will be given II return.
cd to me in Alexandra, or lodged I'd any
iail where may get him again VAIN
September 10 ADAM hAt"'
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Bryan Hampson e Go.
III A'E on hand, and offer for sale
LII IS bids. y 100 bhIs LIST &. I'd quality
luscovado sugars
50 hhds. bright molasses
81 do Jamaica and Antigua rum
l20 bags prime green coffee
pipes London part. Tenerife wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do
80 quarter casks Malaga do
4 cases London mustard containing
pound D. bali pound cann:ters
9 hhds. English alum
1900 lbs. madden
A lew tons patent shot, assorted sizes
White lead in kegs
1000 lbs. bees wax
$3.50 95e s s"s*s'' g1 f;"s '''" SALT
400 tons plaster
With general assortment Of groceries,
and constant supply of the best family
-four september "
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N,.i;fctl Oh. was stolen,

IRON ny landing on the Potomac, about
I one mile from Alsrylan Point, on Tues
day night, the 28th September, small NORTH
ern built VA l. BOAT, quite new, black
gunu aies; the seats, and her inside. as low
AS the seats, of Ieaten color, and, | think,
her gunwaes az. the outside of cram color
below I. en, for short distance, OF a leaden
color her bottom, both nilh,n and without,
turpen,ne or varnish purchased her about
the I'D or esd Of July of Mr.. F.. Corning,
Alexandra. will give FIVE dollars tor the
boat alone, if 'rought home uni'Jure,. and
if stolen will give ten dollars for the boat
and conviction ut the tibet.
". D. HARRISON.
Naniemov, October 81 81"
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For sale.

4 N excellent second hand COAC!IEE,
! L with harness complete, well calculated
Tor hack or family Also, a pair Of large
strong horses, well broke. great bargain
may be had, f immediate application be
made al the bar OF the Washington Tavern.
september ga If
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

THE TENTH CLASS OF TIE VIRGINIA
Seven Numbers l.Ot.ery,
ALL be drawn on Saturday, the Esd
w day OF October inst. at ! p. m; IN the
town OF Petersburg, Va when the public will
know the tate OF the following prizes in te.0
minutes.
35 prizes of S5,045
1S43 60 U. 40
27,48O de- of 5
Price Of tickets i dollars.
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aE In obedience to a recon-
men Iation Of ;he Mayor, and council, for
religious observance of the thanksgiving
tbs d1y, no payer will be issued from thus
Once tomorrow. Oct. 7.