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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
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NE members Of the PORTLAND RIFLE
IL COhf-fNF, are requested 20 meet az their
ARMoRY THIS EVENING. at s o'clock.
A PGnctHaI attendance is requested.
June 4. Per Order. L.DANA CEsrE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

ny year hard labor each, il the same
place.
James Rodgdoa, for adultery-six months
imprisonment
Nathaniel ID. Ls1VeH, for larceny-3
months imprisonment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

..,.trs,s.-it * metioned by an experienced
m Inuraiist. that the Lace which iz.~st apple
- trees, issue from their abodes, which
- al the body oltbe tree as hard vegetable
-. and ascend to the limbs, early in June ;
.h,y can easily be destroyed by swa5 with
-. This will destroy the N more eGectual-
- scrasiug the trees. They arc almost in
- 10 the naked eye but discovcrahle in
~ bv 4 MAJ nIiyiug glass.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

~, metloo! Of Grating Ahhis l'rcrs
rentl. lnau vino has devoted much ~
II ,;me 10 agricultural pursui,S, assures US
~ has n de frequent experiments on
NJ .nnle orchard, and he has never known
avaefinlrul WHICH We shall now stale,
4 Ill !, single instance. His orchast
.,.;ns great variety ofapplc trees, bear-
A .o,nc erv sweet, some vu-v Hc,' i'uit.
a.aers partetio3 Of both lhsse proper
IL declares, l.at IN tue yernsl season
4 !. his trses ere IN full blossom, he has
.aa,nsls ,ascn the f4rina Tor Ceuly dust
FIN blossomD from one tree for example
-h.re the frci; is very sweet, and deposited
4 ,he flowers &c par,:.ular branch Of
[,,h-r rec. whose uit is extremely acid
|Thr apples a that particular branch viii,
assures rs combine these two properties
IN tha, season, with apP!es perfectly 70 lis
...,r. which he considers a much more ex
n.d,ous ard equally as certain process as
,rfinr. we mention this fact for the
ialorma,ion Of hose OF our country friends
10 NAV br disposed hereafter 10 ny this
|imple experiment.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

Saturday afternoon the Supreme Judi
/. court closed its spring session in this
7-Ibe following persons we're convict
"a received sentence, viz.
+" nhtehouse, for passing counterfeit
y--iS months hard labor, 10 Portland
''aF'sl Smph and ycbr IagaR', for larse-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

Airy. and Sir G.cspY si.Grg,e =
the s5d s~ep'rmber. both y,
sailed with ataut soc men, iur,"S:,r
"%iliccrs from F!amard Bay. near Any,
Cayss, TO make a desperate altar y
soll, Fart of the Spanish Main, su,0'
srd TO be Santa Martha. (son,. ~
ri" dc la HacEe.) A strong and rs"
ciful party Of the former place. it ' ",
rernrted among the patriotic emirr,s
at Aux Cages. lad carried on for ,oa
time a secret correspondence with s.
Glcgor Igor. who lad called b;'
over, ard promised to give u, So",'
Martha to him. Oh his landing wiz
snail force Mniy. At Aux Caves. !
we'll as among his own officers ard m,1
tNho were obliged to join him t,rvn,
dire necessity Sir Grpgnr's cau.e "
considered to lie a very dcspundins a
desperate enc, having no money, dcl,]
nor subsistence for his handful nf ma
and not above ten days provision - j
hoard. when tiey left that pur!, u,5|
an escort OF only one armed scho.p,l
of4 six Founders, on board of Will
Sir Gregor had embarked himself, vt|
his staff. Before their sailing, al n
officers and men were completed, nj
satisfied with Sir Gregol's as well |
General Aur!'s conduct-they la,inl
received neither pay nor clothing sinj
they had enlisted in IRELAND, and NJ
starved for want Of provision and eo1
of water. during the time they lay
port at Flamard Bay. The 500 md
and "~fiicers were actually all he
left out of about 1900 troops which
arrived at Aux Cages from Dublin,
der Sir GrcgoI's command. sisce
manth of March last, about go
whom had been sacrificed by his raJ
less conduct as a commander in df
and his shameful dcscrtion of them
Porto Bcl!o, after having been niirphr
days in ~possessiou of that very STR,
and important place. The remain
he lost at Aux Cages by desertion,
mine and the yellow fever, which rag
among his troops at Flamard Bay,
ing the most sickly and unhealthy pl
in the West Indies while lie occupied
as a rcndezvon. for European troops
~tSaraHrah Republican, Noe. q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
ELEGANT COMPLIMENT.

We understand, that the Union and Nation
al insurance companies Of this city, on Tues
day last, presented an elegant set OF plate
Consisting of a %sal,er, a pitcher, and eight
gobiets) to captain L. Kearney, OF the U. S.
brig Enterprise, as a compliment for his ex-
ertlons =" in procuring Tie restitution Of the
schr. Retrieve and her cargo. taken into o.
moa, b. Brown, who lately suffered here for
piracy" [yNew York Com. .ldrer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
FRON ~AEX-C&YES.

Capt. Berg, Of the slip "i!hclmina
Cathariic, fIUm Aux. Cages, has 8 Br.
passengers on board. who arc last from
Aux. Cages. About the middle Of Aa.
gust last, cartain Berg arrived at Aux
Caves, with 500 men and officers from
Dublin, being part Of ali expedition for
the Spanish Main, engaged in the cause
of the independence OF south America,
under the command Of Brigadier Gen.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
OF RUSSIA.

From The %tw, Fork Daily Mvsrt4
No sovereign of modem times \
discovered morc extraordinary qgl
ties Of mind than the Emperor of RI
STA. Having passed through scenes
the most interesting, and. indeed. d
rife character, since his accession
the throne Of that immense empire 4
seen universal peace succeed to |
storms which had wasted and impi
islied Europe during nearly a q"at|
Of q century, Immediately upon the 4
toration of general tranquility, be
gan to execute the lahorious plan
civisizins. in~slructing, ard christian
ing, the countless tribes Of his aln|
buuntstcss domin;ons. TO the scut
IlIsimcnt OF this great object, lie
for several years bent all the power
his comprehensive and benevolent n
assisted by the talents and labor
his ministers and distinguished otto
Of government. And the progress
they have already made cannot tai
asst nish every observer.
We have been accustomed, in
country, to consider the Russian nal
as a vast horde OF barbarians, Wit
knowledge, and without civilizat'G1
this idea has come down frCm the
cd of the reign of Peter The Grea',
has himself been considered as at
half savage. 1t is difficult. at thisa
ta,ice Of time, and with such imped
Information as We possess OF the
state of things in Russia "a century
to form a true estimate of the chars
of such a monarch as Peter. lie
undoubtedly a great mana ard lao
foundation Of the Gourishins and pa
full empire over which Alexander
reigns with such distinguished reF11
ton.
What will be the result of The az
ishinS advancement of this nigh!
ton in moral as well as physical
upon the surrounding nations, 1t i
easy to conjecture. Should the pre-
iimperor's life be prolonged to Tie
binary age of man, and the cmpr'
vance in improvement for the en''
twenty or thirty years, in proportNl
il has for six years past; by the
of the period above mentioned, %
hands, Of an able ambitious man, Il
be able to give laws to Europe.
Our thoughts have been turhe1
h s -ub,e t, by rrading the tol'1
article in the Christian Observer
august, 1919. 1t discloses the
progress that'is making in the sFs
plans Of The Gear, and at The sane
matter for serious con's
ton and reflection on the events o.
The Emperor Of Russia, aH'9';
other jealous efforts for the eS'y
Of religion and learning, has ls''y
edict for a new institution OF gre
portancc, to be entitled "1he III
sity of St. Petersburgh.'
large and liberal plan. The thrV'5
cipsfI faculties will be, 1st. PhN'@
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

Extract from a letter, dated Angostura, Sept.
81, received at Eastport, Maine.
"Tbe success of the cause of Indepen-
dence is now placed beycnd a doubt. The
resources already in possession Of the Pre-
sident, Will enable the government here to
strike a decisive blow as soon as all the divi-
siens, nov separated, can be united into one
body, for which orders have been already is
sued A considerable sum of money will
arrive in a few days, and which will be i'm
mediately applied to the procuring Of some
things within reach, indispensable tor con-
elusive operations.
A." feel confident that many months will
not pass ere the whole country will be free.
Arismendi's activity and decision are incon-
ceiyable. Men and means are found in
quarters never thought of; and every absen-
tee has been ordered to join the army forth
with, under whatever conditions license
may have been granted.
"Life is inspired into every department !;
and il is delightful to observe the unanimity
which prevails throughout. The Spanish ge-
neral is treated generously and kindly. Boz
livar writes, he is a gentleman, behaved to
him as such +; had him at bis table, took his
parole, and returned him his sword.
"The Spaniards have evacuated St. Die
60, in great precipitation"
Adinnsr has been given to com. Rodgers
by the citizens Of Sackets's harbor-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
~ANEcpoTE.

The measure Oh coming money ~ me pro-
vince of Massachusetts, FIRST adopted IN lo5S
rendered necessary hy civil wars. and va
-;ous changes and difficulties in England
gave gteat umbrage TO our royal rulers IN tae
mother country, 1t was ascribed to the as
hiring spirit of Massachusetts" land Or. TO-
bertson, in his history Of America takes deep
offence " a. the stamp upon the Boston COM
as an apt symbol Of IFS progressive v'sor'
The following anecdotc of those times, from
the Memoirs OF the (" truly patriotic Thomas
Hollis" is copied INTO Walsh's appeal"
"Sir Thomas Temple, brother to Or VIM
Temple, resided several years in New-Eng-
land, duriag the in~terregupnm. After the
restoration, when be retained TO England
the king sent for him, and discoursed win
him on the state Of affairs in the colony. 4
mong other things, he said they had invaded
his ~prerogative by coming money. ST 1 no.
mas, who was a real friend to the colonis's,
Told his majesty, that the coionists had but
little acquaintance with law, and that they
thought il no crime to make money TOR theH
" use. In the course Of the conversation,
sir Thomas took some Of the money out OF
his pocket and presented il TO the king. On
one side Of the coin was a pine tree OF that
kind which is thick and bushy at the Top
Charles asked what tree that was? Sir Tho
mas informed him il was the royal eak. which
preserved his majesty's life. This account
of the matter brought the king info good hu-
NOR, and disposed him to hear what sir Tho
mae had to say in favor Of the eolonists, call
ING them "a parcel Of honest dogs"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
BE made a siedge of hickory,
rsr CANAAN EXTRACT.

"Far in the desart bounds saw
Arts proudest triumph over Nature S law;
Where. distant shores and oceans to combine
Her daring hand mas traced a liquid line,
Uniting lakes, around whose rerges rise
Mountains, which hide their beads IN misty
skies;
Each bound within such adamant!ne chain,
For ages lash'd its lonely shores in VAIN;
Till through their barriers, skill and labor
led
The willing waves a long and level bed.
Thus, even in her widest tasfness, man
Subdues his s~tep-dame Natures chuF!isn
ol,;r -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
NV Tors,. Nog. 20

.N,c FORK, .h00. %.
IMPORTANT.
Exhact OF a letter from an Anne can gentle
man at Gibraltar, dated Oct. 70.
Letters hare been receive here to-day
from Mr. IIackley, at Madrid. which state
that the king has at length signed the treaty
Extract o anoftsr Of same date.
cit is understood here, that the minister
of tbs United States at Madrid, was to re-
ceiye the ultimatum Of the Spanish govern
ment, or his passports, on the 9th inst.
GA parcel of fresh aour has been sold at
8 dolls. and good tobacco at IL. Dollars 4
per ct advance. Bills on London 49d.
The chaise, before daylight this morn
ing, in coming from New-York, met one Of
the post chaises, between this city and Bris-
tol--the chaise driver had been thrown from
his seat in consequence of the sudden start
ing of the horses, who were in full speed
when they passed the mail. We understand
that there were two female passengers in the
chaise the horses stopped at the regular
stage house, without the passengers knowing
of the loss Of the driver, until they arrived
there. philadelphia Frank. Ga-.
By a communication in the American Cen
tinel it appears that the number Of vessels
employed in the foreign. and coasting trade,
now in the port of Philadelphia, is as follows
Ships As, bark 1, briggs 43, schooners 45,
sloops l2, smacks |, polacre | total 49,
Several sioops and small schooncrs which are
employed in the coastipg trade are not noti'
ced. Three keels are laid in Kensington a
fine brig is on the stocks at the navy yard,
and the IA gun ship is rapidly progressing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

-,
From The Boston Centsnel.
,MEeIcAs STRETCHES.
s.,a,.kor,nudo a .Norridgswock chef Of
strangs and vvondsyfal memory.
Around bis neck terrific hung
A huge aud brindled skin,
And 6sb homes DER his bosom swung,
4. thrice he danc'd and thrice he sung
And struck his war clubs din.
'rbe bear be strangle6 in his den,
The brindle fox pursued,
And yelled through many a poisn'ous ten
Th,, n.'er was trod by mortal men,
And many a r painless wood.
The hill Of Rattlesnakes he sought,
And choaked them one by one,
The Mountain Cat pursued and caught,
And down the valley swift as thought,
The tall grey Moose ostrun.
He built car of flaming hire,
The dreadful Indian shook,
TO see his king, bis chief, his sire,
Ride flaming up careering higher
Phan mount Ajocochook
Re made a sieage of hickory,
And DER Seogee's ice,
With she wolves harness'd three ana 'nree'
lie drove and sung ike JOLLY,
Like one who wins al dice.
The weeds shall grace his burial place.
And round his bones shall sing,
At midnight's hour a spiritual race
And as his wond'rou deeds they trace,
Pale ivy o'erhim ding. A'h
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

From Tie baltimore .l!O.T!iRg Chr0ntc!e!
The late intelligence iiom Europe, GER
tainiy tends 10 conhim the impressions that
We have long entertained, that al is no;
quiet IN that quarier. The European pow
ers are euIp.oy ed ia reel uitlng tier military
establishments, which considering tie ca
hausted condition OF their finances, we may
be assured is not none tor the purpose otidie
parade. Ii we ale asked TO point cut what
nations have manifested dispositions 10 pro-
ceeu To acts o! hostility, we frankly Confess
our inco,npelency 10 answer tie question,
nor is such a speculation necessary tor our
purpose. Admit that these preparations are
made to repress turbulence, riot, and dlsor-
ders al home, and the fact viii 60 to the full
extent of cur assertions, that Europe is not
in a state of quietudc. The emperor OF
Gernan has propou ded SOM questions for
The. consideration OF the diet, that clearly
point cut domestic alarm in his dolninions.
lie contemplates the adoption OF strong
measures, with regard to the liberty OF the
press measures that go to The suppression OF
public journals, whose politics are offensive
to the court, which is of itself an ominous
fact. The Emperor of Russia is likewise adj
ding 10 his already immense and overgrown
military establishment.
A report is in circulation, which if true
may explain the reason, why the king of
Spain has refused bis sanction TO the treaty.
A rumour is stated, and with some confidence
that a demand was made by the Spanish
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

Adispute ar,sing in apublic house between
two men respecting a point OF law, they "a
creed to refer it to a third, who recommend
ed them TO the decision OF the landlord, who,
be said, was no doubt well versed in those
matters, having been a long sine at The bar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
rP,rApH ON A ,iIsER.

Here lies one who for medicines WOULD moi
A little gold, and 50 his life he lost;
I fancy now he'd wish again to live j..
Could he but guess how much his Junera'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

Two men owning go dollars, in a bagsIn
een,s-an observer OF their bulk and weight
said it was a pity they were not halt Joes'
ssIIl bet you ten dollars they are so, said
one of the owners" Done" said the OBJ
server. And the puns.er won by showing
that half belonged to his partner Joe.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25
From tie FIJI. Dem. Press.

Schr. Pegasus, captain Summer "a days
from Jamaica. Oct. 8, The schr. Pegasus on
running in tor The port Of MaucinelIa, on the
south side OF Cuba, 10 which port she was
bound, was boarded and taken possession OF
the patriot brig L%iberlydcr, capt. Walter D.
Gritty, one Of admiral brion's squadron
She was then at anchor off MincIncila, in
company with a patriot ~teiuCca. Previous
10 our arrival, they had ii handed Of The Spa
msh governor a ransom Tor the town the
Span!aras demanded 40 hours TO procure the
, cash. Dur ne which time a Tag Of truce was
to be displayed at the tort but they hauled
down the lag before the stipulated time. TO
men were then landed under the command OF
major Graham. They marched to the fort !;
met with but slight opposition, and took pos
session OF ii. The opauIards then rallied a
large boGy Of horse ana iOut, and the patriots
had 10 make a hasly retreat, tOlerably well
conducted by presenting a constant front
to ltie enemy. Ihcy hlaliy succeeded in
getting 10 their boats with the loss OF IL neil.
Cn their return, the vessels again weighed,
SiU0u III anu came 10 all anchor abreast vi tic
tort, ana commenced a heavy CannOnade,
winch lasted about three quarters OF an hour,
when the brig having 10th masts crippled,
and several shot in her hull, was obliged 10
hau! OFT. BY Information nom the town, the
Spanish loss was eish:&eu Killed, including
Tie governor. The largo Of the schr. was
seized ana taken by the above brig OH susri-
ciun OF her being Spanish property. The
schr. was then permitted TO proceed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

p,ly gazette, 7 doRs. Country, 5 dolls.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-25

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s5, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26
6 S $50 or : 25O Leu,0,,d
October %.

eoK experimenting and lodging in Rchri-sd jail negro
laps ieei lunches high, preuy we'll proportional full
round race was iatelyrhe property OF Dr. Vim
anu having travelled with him once onener Balti-
more ana Phiiadephia, where he has probably formed
aeqnainiances, II Is presumed he may attempt 10 90
that way With tree pass or as Dr. Foushee's servant
he has travelled by the way Of Frederick sbuig Dun.
mes washington City &c.-is acquainted rartcu.
AIRY ~ oausoy's tavern IN Baltimore and at a MI.
Jackson's in philadelphia who Keen, liver, stable i'm
an street. He Is we'll known in and near this place.
tie ett me on the 10th ult. aud a told Was seen In
THIS place ON the 3is $3.50 viii be given ntaken with
IN the stale OF Virgina,er 25o u ia otner state
JOSEPH ECBOLS.
N'uinonu. oepteinDer 3. IF
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M AIRY SOUTHGATE, grateful FOR the encourage
l'A nent, she has received from the ladies Of Rich
mon aud its vicnes respectfully the m tina SD
has Jnsl opened large and elegaH assortment Of NIL
LlNEkf at her old stand consisting principally Of Leg
horn, stlvet, straw aud satin BONNEIS Of The iates
patterns an elegant assortment Of London BEAVER
81 al sizes and cO0rs lace aud gsuZe dresses elegant
tnuings forpeis-es aud dresses me cufs aud head
ornaments caps, tufbaRs feahers'and flowers eapes
coiafeis, Seal Of which will he sold at the mo
reduced prices ~ cash town sccepiances.
HtNtUA MAKING aud CRfMPING done with neal
ness aud despatch.
Merchants if0m The country are particularly reoges
ed to cali aud judge for themselves.
N b; LeFhofn straw b0Gasis, cleaned and repaired.
OCTOBER ~. 4s.Nf
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NpnrnnS Enr ISnh

WILL be sold 10 The highest bidder agreeably TO the
w last willof James Walker deceased, on TiurSddy
the 23th ~ NOUenber merit, at tue residence OF Sarah
walker ~ Madison county, about miles from Orange
Courthouse, upon credit Of IL InoBths between 10
ana 10 likely negroes, consisting Of men, women aud
Also, all the CROP Of corn STOCK Of horses
cse, sheep and hogs, household aud kitchen FURNI.
IVkB, plantation tools, &c.-The public are invited
10 attend, as tue legatees do not intend pure base
JOHN WALKER, Executors of James
GEORGE SCOTS walker deceased.
Oct"heE ~. 4J..wOW
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tFrgzi HE NetioRas Intrfkisepcer.
To the memory OF Commodore oliver n. Ferry tn,
i"uowihg lines are Inscribed us bue OF respect and
vseration whiSh his virtues vnlor and high service.
10 his codutry, demand from the heart of CITIZEN
Why n6Ats The dag Of freedom low
Why droops Colansia's banmer'd pride
see her sous her warriors slow
Add moarniui move, with measur'd stride
The cannon's voice is sounding far
IN pea'S OF neither peace nor war;
LIS deep aud aieasur'd, solemn roar
Tells ni soiue chief who's nov ~ more
Could Virtue, valor. came e'er save
hero from aH early grave,
Ihen bad oar gallant PERRY died
A uaton's buast-a nations pride.
Peace To his shade his glorious name
SHAH ever grace tue page Of fame
In cbaracters NJ living light
Recorded, lasting, pure, ,ard bright.
HE c-ttse was like the brilliant ray
tdat hewiy-risea siars display
Jhs' dies the hero, fades the star,
Their glorious names are known afar.
What, though IN foreign lands shall rest
The ~arrioIs dast yet high shall soar
HIS deathlesS spirit, and he b'est,
Conscious thai weeping friends adore,
Aud eOnsecfate the honoI'd maine,
And form that was that Spirits frame.
lst, weep co''nhiai weep ihy SON
HIS gallant race too early run
lEt darA e!'d Bsauty SIZED the tear,
ui0uir o'e, his early bier.
Ev'n strangers noutn o'et PERnr's tomb,
Nbi celebrate his obssquies.
Where huaers perennial ever bloom,
Aud lropic snns IN glory rise.
1hete shall uis haiIowed grave appeal,
Aud sire 30 son Icreat the tale,
Teding of him who's hurled there
The Chiei fIcIp other laHds whose sail
Neutirsus, expioT'd the AtlaHtc wave,
ABd sought the sttan gers ,verdaHl Isle
Alas a was his .a.iy grave
And sadly chsG.'d was Welcomes smile
To solemn ponp and funeral woe,
That iitHtdad. laRentnE, shsr'd.
On, SAD his conutrys tears mas, unp.
when strangers S1 his worth reverb!
les, pvr heG youthful warriors dust
CVlumhia's GEM us lowly bends,
Weeping commits her sacred trust
His NAVE, To Gkory, History Friends.
CITY OF Washington, oct. 10, 1919.
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YalNable Nock OF On Gonds Id Anction-

Valuable Mock Of Dry Goods 1T a uctiOn.
Tue Subscribers intending to discontinue the dry
goods business, will offer fot sale at public auction
on Thursday tie 2sth inst at their store Their entire
stock OF dry goods The greater part Of which were i'm
ported this fall, amounting about 3 so ,00O. The
assortment Ia very general and will he put up in lots
to SUIT Telsiiers. The credits will I've long and made
Known on the day Of SALE the purchasers giving nepo
abe noes wh approved endorsers, either IN town or
country. BRoCKENBROUGH & HARVGE
The sale will be conducted by ROBERT GAMBLE,
"Ct W. H.'d AuetiOneeT.