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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
|EW ADVERTISEMENTS

W 3 Can't Of PycLate bonen at The Probate
SE.s IL Ps' fisnS, zsibs ard for fbs c.Hry # Cum.
Mad % fbe isssni zrefse'day + Jelly IN ibs scar #
- LsyS rigSteen bssife5 and ainefess
IN the petioe % David incaid Exeeu,o- of
IA The last will and testament Of PArtIick KIN
w late If Brunswick, 10 aid County yeomzn
rrased, repre-eat'rg hat The personal estate of
~ drce2 ed i ,sufticient to pay Ihs just debts,
Ek;ch he owed al he time OF his dea by the
Of three hundred aud thirty -four dollars
10Y Ggh,eeo ceats, and praying tor a license 10
and convey 80 much Of the real estate Of said
<eaed a. may be necessary for the payment Of
w debts ADD accidental charges or dc ed,
the ps.ii,onsr give notice thereof TO the
u OF SAID deeeased and TO all persons 10 crested
<1aid estate ny cau,ing copy of this order 70
cubhshed 10 he Portland GAzste, printea IN
[bsuznc, IN said County- three weeks successive
7, that they may appear At Probate Court to
= hid the house of Capt Richard Codmau in
[Iossors ia slid County, on the third thursday of
<pem5es nsxs at ten O'clock before noon add
w cause, If any they have WAY the prayer Of
- portion sscuId DOT Re gra'sed
i MANUEL FREEMAN, T.ass eF Iai5 Cent.
Anue copy attest.
HossTIo SouTHG ATE, Rg,.
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y Curt Of Probate b2iisa at The Pro
tsk fss ia PO,tiaa<, ,OHbi= ssS fs, t5s Copaty AZ
cssbs land fbs .scosd Neiaeslsyef T.S,, 10 tbs
-, # ;ar Lord sgssssa suai,ss as5 nisstsea.
I'm the petition Of George Duga.. Admins
"A traitor of the estate Of ISRAEL DEGLAS,
<e Of Harpswsi 10 aid County, feomzu, deceas-
9fepesenting thai the personal eFste Of .aid
lesased Is NOT sufficient to pay the juss sebt,,
Gch ne owed At tie time OF HE death by the
- OF sevea hundred dollars, and praying for a
psss 90 sell And convey 20 much of he real es-
10 OF lad deceased ~ mgy be uecelsary for he
8neos OF iaid debts and iuciten;a charges -
ls1EEo THAT the petitioner give notice there
% the hers Of said decessed and 60 al per so q.
ees'ed "a 'si1 estate, by causing copy Of
order 60 be published in the Portland Ca
pe, printed in Portland, 10 said County, three
leks succes'ivey, that they may appear at a
Fobate Courr TO be held al the Probate oil e in
peard aforesaid on second Wednesday OF Au-
= ne1t al ten o clock in the for cou aud shew
s's, # any they have, why the prayer of said
mon should COZ be granted
SAM FREEMAN, Judge # .si5 Ces,s.
Atrue Copy-Auest,
HoxATIo So THoars Rsxr-
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The subseriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that he mas been duty appointed
. has taken upon him she trust of an Admins
csor upon he estate Of ABRAHAM BR ADLEY,
ke Of Fry eburg, in the Coua.y of Oxford, Yeo-
20, decez.ed, by giving bond, as the law di-
|eIs-He hefefore requests ali Per,ons who are
)1e6ed 10 the said deosased's estate, TO make i'm
ediaie payment and those who have aEy de.
onds thereon, TO eahibit the same for settlement
DAVID OR -DLEY, Admir-. upon said e,szte.
|fryeburg, Juae 80, 1919. 4w.
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pendently OF the aid of Old Massachusetts,
Had not the opposition questioned oul
capacity aud morality tor self goyernmc mt
It would never have occurred To me to at
tempt, thus formally, to prove the aETrma
tive. shall only stale some facts, for i
would indeed, be ridiculous TO argue such
a question. The oldest members Of the
Legislature Of the Commonwealth, belong
ing 10 Mass. prope- and among these | in
clude the very intelligent Speaker OF the
house Of Representatives, have again and
often said, tina, in proportion 10 her NUMBER
Maine sent up to the Gen. Coort as many
capable and intelligent Haen in al the branch
es of the government, as Old -Massachu-
sets. Among these, regre, ii extremely
arc now found one or 800 oftbe most viz
lent opponents 10 our independence Up
OH the bench Of our Supreme Court are Ave
Judges, and we have an Attorney and solic-
itor General a majority Of suhom we're a2-
pointed and commissioned from Maine
The whole Commonwealth sends twenty
members 10 the House Of Representative
Of the U. States for years past il has been
admitted that the portion of this numbe
from Maine, altho' but a third of the whole,
possesses, as much intelligence, as The por-
ZION from Massachusetts proper and have
often heard it said by some of my Massa-
chusetts friends, thst the respectable gen
tlemen, who now represents the neigh
bouring District OF Cumberland in Con.
gress, stands a, the head Of the delegation
from the Commonwealth.
1t is true, that Maine ha. never been
honoured with Senator in Congress, ill
within the past gear. But, il in orr anfan
cy, We are able 10 furnish that august body,
the Senate OF the U. States, with gentle
man, so cable, as LAWYER, and
Statesman as our present Senator is Justly
acknowledged to be what may not be con-
fidently expected from US in eur ma!uii
ny?
1t is said we shall be small state, when
separated, and small stetes produce small
men. Neither the premises nor the con
clusion are true. -ln the first place we shall
not be small state, though not one OF the
largest rate and this ! showed in my Tor
mer commune alton. In the second place
small men. Let US take Connecticut, has
she not produced, Hlllhouse, Trace..
an Ellsworth, and other great men Is moi
our little New England sister, Rhode Is
land, in the senate of the y. s. as ably rep
resented, as any of the sister states ! Has
not New-Jersey produced her Dickinson
and Stockton and other great statesmen !?
Did not James A. Bayard, that ornament OF
the intellectual world come into existence,
and flourish, and die, in the little state OF
Delaware, much less in population and in
territory than the two counties OF York
northumberland alone Need add further
instances to shew the falsily as well, as folly
of this position, advanced by our oPPo-
nents ifso, | will barely refer them 10
the little, petty republic, OF Cenr'a, and 70
the biography OF her hosts Of great men.
AN OLD MAN.
parsons6eld. June 7, 1919.
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THE subscriber Informs his friends and the pnh-
- lie. that he has taken tie stand, lately occn-
pied as Tagera by Col. houIas ase. 10 North
yarnauth. OH the middle road leading fron PORT
ana to Hailoweil, where he soticits the patronage
ii The pubic, il being bis intention 10 render good
RECOMMENDATION 20 Travellers ard all such a. may
be pleased to favor hnl with their custom--He
haiers himself that by strict pefsona attention be
shall secu.e the pat,oaag. of the public.
NortbvsFInouta Juue ie EZRA WEEKS.
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he subscriber hereby gives public notice to
a. concerned that he has been duly appoin-
= aud "a ken upon himself the trust Of Admins
Ekor of he estate of ARR SHAI JEPS0N, late
Wesbsook, Ia he county of Cumberland, Yeo
~ deces-ee, ~ gis,ns bond as the Jaw directs
We therefore requests all person, who are in
roed 10 The said deceaeds estate TO make i'm
edsate paymen' aud those who have any de
hads thereon, to exhibit the same tor payment
WILLIAM JEpSON.
Wells, July IA, 1879
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IA, ~, ~ a Casrs # Prs6sts, bsissn ct VEN IN
~ s'sa.y, ca tie szvslftb day ~ Jsy, n. d 1919.
WhERR&s Joseph Gilman. administrs;cr of
the estate OF Mary Morrison late of Wells
'aa ccuaty, singiewoman deceased intestate has
saied his private account, and also hisIadtnin
s.ofs account 90 said es,ate for allowance, and
aso pe,iiioned tor license to sell real estate
Iead deceased for ,hespayment of debts and 50
esiai charges -ORDERED that the said 10.
0'man ucsify all persons Interested TO sP.
q this Ccurs 10 be holden at York on the
no Moaday Of Augut next, by serving thoss
within tweuiy mile, with an aitested copy
80 cscer. or by reading the some 20 them, and
eausing be same TO be pus,lhsd 10 tie Port.
G<zette printed a: Portland three wesks suc-
ve'y; the last publication aud services afore-
20 oe seven days at least prior 20 the sa'd
e Mond.y OF Augur next thar they may
snd here appear. suS shew cause II any they
Why he said accounts should not be allow
NO Why he said lcense shouid not Se grantee
JONAS CLARK jus'ge
a tTue copy -auH
h DAsIsL sEwAKL, Regr.
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ZendS Pratt's Estate.

RUiICr 10 hereby given TO the heirs and credi
tors OF the e.tate of ZENAS PRATT, late
CAPE 'Easahesh, "a the couoty of Cumberland.
oman deceased and all Others concerned THAT
lncy Frat. Atministrx;rix of said estate has en-
ated to me The subscriber Judge of the CourI
Pronate, within aod for said county, her frat
eount Of administration of raid estate sad re.
= Tor an allowance OUT of The personal estate
nsd deceased, and that The same will be COZ
esed az Probate Court TO be held At the pro
cihee 10 Portland in said Counfy on the sec
Wednesday of Augu,t next a, ten clock
NE noon when and where they may be pres
and 'hew cause, if any they have. why the
: should not b. allowed ard granted
uvsn under my hand =. foftaud this four.
Ea'n day of July in the year of our Lord eigh-
81 huadred sad nineteen,
SAMUEL FREEMAN
true Copy--atiest,
HoRA7Io SoUTHGATx Reqr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-27
PHILADELPHIA, .Apra %.

The captain Of the Virgis, arrived here
yesterday, from London, states, that in lat
-, II, long. from AZ, to 4s. he distinctly
saw an Island from the deck OF bis vessel,
which is not laid down in any chart. He
believes that he is the first person who has
noticed this Island.
:. CErunkl;n Gozette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-27

nance Of peace, and a part OF the late dit
ference is really adjusted.
The celebrated traveller, known by The
name of Ali Bey, who was on pilgrimage
TO Mecca, with the caravan, died not far
from Damascus. The Pacha, by virtue Of
his little to inherit the effects of aIIpilgrims
who die on the road. has taken possession
Of all his property, including the valuable
instruments and manuscripts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-27

Ths Mercantile world 7ufered severe
shock yesterday morning, in the failure of
the very eminent house Of j. Baranden &
Co. The outstanding debts and acceptan-
ces fall little short, it is said, Of f2oo,ooo,
This calamity has been principally brought
on by the declining state Of the markets,
the house holding large quantities Of clover
seed, cotton, and tallow, the whole Of which
articles have undergone a very great de-
probation. Among their acceptances were
bills to large amount drawn in behalf Of
the Prussian Government but these latter
have all been taken up BY Mr.. Roth
child.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-02
Notice.

= HEREBY forwarn all persons from ia
Z king or receiving an assignment OF a
bond, given by the subscriber to Zachariah
Gartiaer, for loco dollars, payable on the
S0ih March 1917, which said bond was gi-
ven in part payment forlhe purchase oil one
undivided muie;y OF Merchant Mill and
thirty acres OF Land, OH Accotink Run, in
the county Of Fairfax, state of Virginia,
and secured by deed Of trust on the proper
ty, under which deed of trust, sale OF the
property his been advertised by George
Drinker, as trustee, which sale IS stopped
b. bill OF Injunction from the circait court
Of tie District OF Co!umhia, the said Gard
neF not being able 10 give clear title 10
the properly.
JONATHAN JANNEY;
4mOS fn,w2w
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Cook w sntcd.
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the couniyof Alexandra,
Il OH the 28tn ult. as runaway, muiat'
to man, who calls himsel JERRY MORE,
and al he is free born. and that he served
his time with Mr.. Francis White, living
ON Big Capon, Hampshire CO. Va. al Cold
Stream Mills, and that he is recorded as
free MAI, in the cIeaG' office, al Romney
Va. Said muiatto m.n is about 60 years OF
age, feet high, stout and well made, has
lost the first joiat OF the fore finger on his
left hand.
The owner is desired to come prove pro-
perry, pay charges, and take him away,
Others ise he will be disposed OF as the law
directs.
ANDw. ROUNSAVELL. Jailoy,
April |.
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Exchange Coffee-House, at
Havana.

TAMES BRISS, the director of this i'm
- pcrtant mercantile establishment in
the great commercial town Of the Havana,
takes this method of informing the Super.
cargoes, Masters of vessels, and all other
persons trading to the above port, that he
has opened on the 9th February 1919, I'M
der the protection of Royal Tribunal Con.
vernment The Neop and Elegant En-
change House," OF plan that would do
honor to any of the large sea towns OF the
United States of America. 1t is intended
forthe accommodation of merchants, natives,
and foreigners, and likewise for captains OF
vessels and strangers, arriving every day
in commercial and agricultural pursuits.
The house is situated in an airy part OF
the town. No. 7, Gale del Obispo, oppo..
site The southern wing OF the Governors
Palsce. The building is commodious,
having four large rooms ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ed besides that OF the subscribers there
is one for the use of non-residents. TLey
will find American, English and French
new spapers, price currents, pamphlets,
charts. and maps-lists of vessels arrived,
those about to sail, and the time of their
CIeHTdUCGS. dlu otuCi iHtCISstiuS I'LL
the commercial world. The proprietor
therefore will be extremely happy to see
masters of vessels, supercargoes, and pas4
sengers soon after their arrival.
In order TO render this infant establish.
ment more useful and interesting, The pro-
prietor begs leave to request them TO pro-
cure several newspapers of the places Ct
their departmental to report the news
they may get on their passages; and at
the same time requests them to call one
hour before their departure sailing from the
above port TO procure the slipping list,
price current, or other news of ccmmer-
cial nature, which the said James Briss,
will be happy to furnish them with.
tits we'll To observe that there is bar
room for refreshments, but not billiard ia
bles, or any other kind Of amuse ments are
allowed. Marsh 9.
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March "a
Notice..

10 WAeel,orights, Blacksmi!hs, Idnners,
~ Harness.Waisrs, Suddlers, Haaers, &c.
oELIEVING as | do, that PROVIDENCE.
- at Fairfax Court House, would be
suitable situation for mechanics OF the above
description, offer to such, lots in that viii
lage for sale, on ground rent for eyer-will
build and furnish suitable houses and rent
to them, or furnish brick to them to build
with and invite any who feel disposed to
settle there, for the purpose OF carrying on
their respective trades to advantage, 10
come and view the situation: 1t is very
public place, tie centre Of the county,
where the superior and county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Road
passes through this little town from Alex
andria westward, and where all tn. public
meetings for the county. &c. are held /; and
W here trades Of the aforesaid description
being carried on, ould meet with great
encouragement, and be a public conve-
nience to the country around. No situation
can be more heaIthy-good watr, and fire.
wood cheap. Mechanics Of the above des-
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. TO be their
customers. Here they would be in con:
venient situation for all the purposes. !
invite a call. and view for themselves. l
would also furnish lots adjacent, from one
To FIVE acres each, for cultivation, pasture.
&c. on moderate terms; all of which can
he shown. and terms made known, on ap-
p!ication to RiCHD. RADCLIFFE.
Fairfax Court House Va.
March 8 nw2w lawH
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District of Columbia,
Countu of Alexandria. S..

County OF alexandria, IS.
ON the petition OF WALTER FRANKLiN,
~ an ,lsolyent debtor. confined in the
jail of Alexandria county for debt-NotIce
is hereby given to the creditors OF the said
Walter Franklin, that on the first Monday
in April next, at the courthouse Of the said
county, the oath prescribed by the act OF
Congress of the United States, entitled ''an
act for the relief OF insolvent debtors with
in the District of Columbia" will be adj
minstered 10 the said insolvent, and
trustee appointed, unless sufficient cause ia
the contrary be thrnand their shown: Orc
dered. that this notice be advertised in both
papers published in Alexandria, twice
week for two weeks before the said first
Monday in April next.
BY order of the hon. YIN. Cranch, chief
Judge Of the United States Circuit Court
for the District of Columbia.
EDMUND l. LEE, C. c.
March "a wfpw
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Robert Gray

LAS just received per schr Dash, from
Ill New ork, consignment of SUPER
fine, hot pressed, gilt and plain letter pa.
per: superfine cap, deny, medium, royal
and super royal writing paper, ruled and
plain, suitable fer blank account books /; all
of which will be sold al small advance
by the ream for cash only, or bound to or.
der in manner combining nea.ness and
durability. February 22
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Public Notice

rs hereby given, that the annual quotas
reouired by the Mutual Assurance Soci-
-, from the members thereof, become due
e9 The I.t of April. The quotas required
~ I'm the country members have been IN
nI aY frun Filth 10 18th, and will be
5ne ON the Isl July, of which oil persons
having property insured in the country
br,nch of this institution, are required 10
take special notice, r.1,op
Agent and Collector.
fredericksburg, April 2. INV
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For Sale or Rent,

And possession giUea Immediately,
sa Mount Eagle, with 80 to 40 acres
S3.E OF land, incIOsed with 4 good post
Iisss and rail fence, situate in Fairfax co.
kSSasS.V Va. and within short mile If A
lexandria Ii commands fine view of that
town, the city Of Washinston and part If
teorce OF the river Potomac and
oi the country a.ound. The Improvements
arc handsome and convenient frame dwell
Ing house. with kitchen. wash-house and
pantry uader The same roof-smoke house
stable an J carriage house, with never fail
inm sp,ins OF excellent water within fifty
yards.
Undesirable to purchaser, viii add a
pert cf the Spring Bank Tract, contiguous
10 il. On tive west side OF the Mount Venom
Road, containing 60 10 TO acres, part of
vbicl is in WOOD and the remainder clear
81, with 4 good post and rail fence.
ks Also, Tor sale or rent-my three
E5s story brick warehouse on King
EsS el>neet. next door to N. T. STR
Ax.s.sA iIlg 5 -four warehouse.
Also for safe,
A valuable tract Of land in Fauquier
county Va. within miles OF Ware nton
containing llO0 10 1850 acres, divided in
IL Sma!i Farms, AMI rented from. year 10
year.-'Ths whole of;Eis tract is good farm-
ing lani aud well adapted 70 plaster.
For terms apply 70
ROBERT PATTON, jun'r.
April = ftu6w
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March %
Twenty Dollars Reward.

l. Hclity Doiiaie ho dIu.
Dan away from the subscriber living
IL in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day the 22d instant, yellow man named
JAMES, about 22 years of age, has one OF
his fore teeth out and cannot speak very
quick, had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off shaggy great coat, be has a ia
Their named Peter II Ill, who lives with the
widow Morgan, at Oak Hill, Fauquer Cy.
and his granda her, old Frederick Hall, is
supposed 10 be livine at Mr.. Ter.eti's, near
Alexandra, and it is likely he may be lurk-
ing about there. will give The above re-
ward Tor apprehending AMI securing said
fellow so that | get him again, and rea-
sonabIe charges if hro't home.
j. II. WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and Others are fore
warned against harborlng or carrying Of
said fellow.
March % ew
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To Rent,

&rs 4 two story brick house, on Ca
HIT meron-street, opposite the market
Esss hu,ise, two rooms on iioor. sud
.two IN the garrett, and good dry
cellar TN Ter the whole, with lire place
in the cellar, "a brick kitchen, and other
oui-houses. This lot is II feet deep-the
front room and hafthe cellar might be rent
ed by single person, if agreed Tor. En-
quire OF the subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL
March II t25M
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Laborars w anted.

EIyROM SO to 100 laborers are wanted to
l. labor on the iorthcatons at fort WaSn-
ington, for tie ensuing season. Application
to be made to ne al tie tort.
4. ~ MAURICE,
March II Capt. Els. Stpt.
The National lnelligeIcer and itaFyiaad
Gazette are requested 10 insert tue ABOVE
for two weeks anu iog aaId ilslr accounts
to this Office.
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&i1 Drawings more, and the
Grand National Lottery

-
(DRAwING IN THIS CITY, WILL BE COM
PLETED.
No delay should be made in taking chan
ces, as the drawing will take place On
Tuesday, April 9th, when the first drawn
number will he entitled to
LOCO DOLLARS.
The 10000 dollar prize, which is float
j Q. may SO be drawn On the above day.
The following prizes are yet to be drawn:
$500 OGliais 20 go DUiia"S
10000 Dollars $500 Dollars
1000 ID liars 1000 Dollars
I,OOO Dollars &c. &c.
Tickets 81 Dollars.
NETWORK LITERATURE LOTTE-
KY, No. |.
viii positively commence drawing the 4th
May; and complete IN one week-all the
prizes floating,
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SALES AT AECTI,N.
Bg S. 4. .M.lRSTELLsR

On FRIDAY, at l0A. NJ.
Will be sold a, the auction store, on AIS
beral credit. T rus at sale.
81 ps. Canton checks
Is Bandano hdkis
IS leYantine sliawls
SO gurrahs
% cambria ginghams
3 forentinc
II dowIas
4 O.! hhdkfs
2 Marseilles
5 white gauze
~ leno muslin
/ silk velvet
q bIantua and silk ribbon
Ribbons in sets
Plush trimmings
Love ribbon
Blue rankeens
Domestic cloths broad and narrow
Coalihgs, &c &c.
60 pieces Irish sacking
ALSO,
10 hhds first quality sugar
Is bis do do
2pipes French brandy
! hid molasses
| pipe gin
1000 weight cheese
seroon indigo
10 boxes Spanish segars
2 good second hand drays
cart
4 few elegant pieces of furnitups
Be'!s, &c, SC.
ALSO,
722 lbs fresh almonds
WILL BE ADDED TO The SALE.
Superb Neso Furniture,
Consisting of tables, bureaus, &c.
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Notice.

TINE subscriber will resume the prac-
Il tice Of medicine and surgery in all
their branches. His shup. where medicines
will be retailed and orders put up as
heretofore, is for the present on Royal-st.
next door to Peter Sherron's.
March 90 ARCHD. B. DICK.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
EIGHT shares Alexandria, bank
lL 40 do Union, stock.
A lot Of ground on ST. Asaph-st: twenty
three feet front, sixty feet deep, with small
frame back building thereon, at present oc
cupied by Mary Johnson.
4 vacant lot OH Printe-st. twenty Ave
front, seventy feet six inches deep, the back
line binding On the other lot. For terms
apply TO JOHN JANNEf,
Attorney for
WILLIAM .NENDE.NILaLL.
omo2T fulfil
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To Let.
Wheat.
Notice.

TIME Creditors of JOHN ST.aYNE, an
Il insolvent debtor, are requested to
hand in their claims to the subscriber; and
all persons indebted to him are hereby re-
quested to make payment to me.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
March 81