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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
FOR SHE.

THE subscriber offers for sale pant IT
nis -. III I'm NJ - sisb O,a Town
coan y o p. bscss, conslsiing "ttso DOUBLE
SAW NIL, .ino.t new and NJ compile Or
der, with a W and durable dam, built by the
M exn-r,ence' W. kmsn.
Two hun ired acres of LAND, adjoin
ing lie same 4; wv Softs (; two ilweiiin-
Houses several m u bulldogs P,scksmi,h's
Shop. Win good set Of Tools lie will sell sn,
pert Of the above 10 sui, purchasers, from one
two three qusr'ers SAID Mile s,e situated on
the Main p nobsc0t River. and slwsys have ,
constsnt supply OF waer, and Logs. and arr
nine miles from the tide wster, twelve mllei
from he fast growing vil,ge Of Bangor. &
place OF increasing .rsde. All the Iun, o. Gu,
81 said mills is rsfted ct he mills in rsfs, from
ten to thirty thousand. and sent 10 B ngor with
cut difficulty, where, they are shipped to any
mxrke,. For terms apply TO Jos. PoPE, Mer-
chant, POI Nsnd, or the sub cutter On he ire
m.ses. JACKSON DAVIS.
Orono, Jan. II 1870 II
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House Of Representatives.

In the House OF Representatives on Friday,
private business chiefly occupied attention.
and several bills were ordered to be engross.
ed for third reading.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

jected, notice was given by Mr.. Williams,
that he should To morrow call it up, with
view TO then moving that il he referred 10 the
next session.
SURVIVING REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS.
The House, IN Committee, Mr.. Hill in the
chair, took up the bill for allowing half pay
for life TO The above officers, upon certain con-
dlions but a motion, virtually 10 reject It,
passed by majority Of about %. when the
committee rose, and the bill was laid on the
table.
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We learn with much regret, says the Albany
Argus, that the court house and gaol in Delaware
county were burnt down on Friday night, and a
prisoner in the cell, by the name Of Coons, thu
only person in the building, persisted in the
flames.
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LOST.

IRON the sleigh # tine subscriber, about the
IL 18th ut. whilst standing in Fore-Street. Port
aud, small FOWLiNG PIECE, with a brass
rib,and round the brcecb. Whoever will leave IL
AT the Gazette O.hce or give infor maj ton OF it to
the subscriber. shall be suitably rev aided.
ICHAB0D HANSON.
Wiadham, April H.
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Robberies Of stores were alarmingly common at
Charleston, S. c. the beginning OF the present
month.
A Kentucky writer queries " whether il would
not be proper for the people Of the Western States
to instruct their Representatives in Congress to
Isss some law to prevent tho further importation
oil Yankees west ofthe Allegany"
At the April town meeting at Springfield. il
VI a, voted TO request the seIectmen TO POST
iP according 10 lac, The names Of all common
datyskards.
The National Intelligencer Of the 18th inst.
says, Com. Barron has 30 far received his health,
as to be able to leave Washington, for his resi-
dence at Hampton, in Virginia.
At Burlington (yermonU MIR. John Parker was
lately struck on the legs, by the point of falling
tree he had cut, and one OF his legs was pressed
into the ground about 10 inches, or so muct as to
require hoe to get It out. Both legs were az
forwards amputated, and the patient is recover
ing.
Mr.. Gilfert has renounced his plan of opening
the Savannah Theatre, of which he is Manager.
This determination is warmly proved OF in a
Savannah paper, which protested with beoom-
ing spirit, against the improperly OF enconrag-
ing theatrical entertainments in the present de-
pressed and impoverished state Of the city.
~
The son Of most respectable gentleman OF
Philadelphia has been detected N the a t Of
sending anonymous letters to the citizens OF tina,
place, and has been held 10 bail in the sum o.
ten thousand dollars.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

The House Of Representatives of New York
have passed a bill directing suit to be COM
menced against the late Gov. 1ompkins for
SIPS, 629 so, il he does not pay that sum to the
State before the first Of Aug. next, or commence
suit himself against the State. The object is
to have the dispute decided in Court Of ustice.
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AIONllOR

The fear Of man briageh snare. bur srhoso
pufteth has trust an The Lord shall be safe.
"Thi. cowardly fear OF mar is often mos,
distressing obstacle in the path Of duty and
N variety OF ways proves an ensnaring
temptation. Numbers, fearing reproach, are
afraid OF Christ aud his causf and others
neglect their bounden duties md iorsake The
ordinances of God. Some, having committed
one crime, from the fear of nan, add Others
10 conceal it. Even Cbriaiians, from fear OF
their brethren, who differ from them, are
tempted 10 dissemble, and draw others into
assimilation and ministers, from the fear of
censure, or unpopuari'ys too often consult
the inclinations OF the people, and of some
leading men, or powerful idepJ, more than
the sacred oracles. Mssfess d families are
often so afraid even OF their servants and chill
dren, that having long neglected family wor.
ship, they dare not set about it, even when
convinced that il is their duty. But no emu.
meraiion can reach the tenth of those cases in
which the fear Of man, proving stronger thar
the fear OF God, draws in persons of almost ey.
cry character, 10 commit sin, or 10 neglec
duty Thus Aaron made a molten cali -
and Saul spared Amaek, lransgressing tbt
commandment of the Lord and the par
ents the blind-man refused 10 acknowledge
Christ who restored his sight and Plate con.
denned HIM and Peter denied him and The
disciples iersook him, and fled -" because
they feared the people" But our business il
This life is with present duty, and moi with
the consequences Of dischsrging il Tor the Sc
belong to God and humble yet unwaver
ing trust in him, will preserve US from ,empta
ton. or enable US successfully to resist il.
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MAIL ARTICLES.

The sum obtained from every source for the
relief Of the sufferers by the late great fire at Sa
vannah is estimated at S33 220.
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erTHE PUBLIC,.h0

Are here presented with auo,her CLASS OF the
Popular Springfield Bridge Lottery, ,be TICK
Els and QUARTERS, Of which are now for sale
Mt the Beokst re ofJOsEfH JOHNSON, No. 2,
Merchants kou.
Al the orieinal and old price, viz; S. whole,
s. ST quartet bu, rise the first of ne xl month
10 IS 50 whole, 81 59qualters.
IPPrize Ticae,s ia the late Lotteries taken in
nav for ticket. ~ the above Lottery. April 10.
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TUESDAY, APRIL IL.

TUESDAY, APRIL IL.
The "act concerning Navigation" was
amended SO as 10 include the ports of Lower
Canada. and was then passed 10 third read
ing. Yeas 40. Nay, Mr., Wilson, OF New
jersey, |.
MILITARY APPROPRIATION BILL
The Committees OF Conference OH this bill,
reported, that "ftey Oere unable 70 come 10 any
agreement hercupon."
SALARIES or DISTRICT JUDGES.
The bill 10 increase The salaries oi certain
District Judges was again considered. On
motion Of Mr. Gus the salary of the Judge Of
Massachusetts was raised from 2ioo 10 $500
aud on motion OF Mr.. Stokes, that oil North.
Carolina from 1000 to $1,000 The question.
shalt this bin be read third time i? was then
taken. and thus decided Yeas 81, Nays 81.
The Senate being thus equally divided,
the question was lost, and the bill OF course
rejected. Adjourned
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL l2.
Mr. Morrill, laid on the table the following
resolutions -
Resolved, That the practice of Duelliog is
inhuman, immoral, and censurable.
Resoiped, That the President of the United
States would be justihable in striking from the
rolls of the army - navy the names OF all
persons thereon, who have been or hereafter
may be, directly or indirectly engaged in a
duel, or who may have been, or hereafter may
be. m any way or manner ac"essary thereto.
MILITARY .dPPROPR L477ON BILL.
The report OF he Committee oil Conference
ON thls bill was taken up. Mr. BurriIl moved
that The Senate recede from their amendment.
Mr. Johnsos, OF X. opposed The motion; hu,
il was agreed fo--22 in the affirmative. I'VE
rgo,ee that there IS nos0 a prospect Of che speedy
passage ofhis act as sue kno0c thot numerous
Revolutionary Pensioners are nozv suffering far
heir stipenas-ughich cannot be paid mil this
bill has receivea The Prendens's signature.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1920.
Nineteen bills IRON the House, were read
twice, and committed.
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trTHE PUBLIC.S0

Are here presented with another class of the
Popular Springfield Bridge Lottery the IICK-
ELS aud QU Ar rFKs nj which are now for SALE
at the Bookstore OF WILLIAM HYDE, No. 5,
Mussey's Kou,
At the Original and old price, viz: s. whole,
81 81 quarters but rise on the first of next month
TO S. so Whole, 81 so quarters.
fIjspfize Tickets in the late Lotteries taken in
pay for ticket. in the above Lottery. 4prH f8.
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LOST.

TIE person who took RIFLE No. S5 from
= he arnofy Of the Rifle Company (rrnhabIy
through mlstake) is requested to return il and o.
bge The owner April, f8.
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SPRINGFIELD BRIDGE LOTTERY.
SCHEME OF THE EIGHTH CLASS.

e536 Plies - 1000 Tickets at s. each. 10 $4,000
ALL C.9SH PRIZES
Less than tive blanks TO Prize. and no deduction
The drawing will commence in Boston ou the
18th aay of May next, and will be completed with
despatch.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

THR subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
concerned. that he has been eu'y appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
Of the ssts,s of
JACOB ABBOT,
late Of Brunswick, 10 the county of Cumberland,
Esquire, deces'ed BY giving bond a. the Law
direeis-he therefore requests all perfons Who are
indebted 10 the 'aid decsa.sd estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those Who have asy de-
msuds thereon, to sxbit the same for settlement to
JACOB ABBOT.
April IL, 1890
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WEDNESDAY,, APRIL IL.


Petitions from citizens of Philadelphia,
praying The imposition of additional duties on
imported poper and iroa also a duty ct 10
per cent. on sales al auction and likewise
that further protection and encouragement
may be extended To the manufacturing in
terests Of the country generally were present
ed, and read
Tsseive engrossed bills, which originated in
the House, were severalIy read the third tin'e,
passed. and sent 10 The Senate for concurrence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

Robbcries Of stores were alarmingly common
Charleston, S. c. the beginning OF the present
month.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 10.

THURSDAY, APkIL 10.
OF the memorials pre.en,ed this day was
one, by Mr.. Sil.bee, OF sundry merchants.
dlstllers. &c. OF Salem, demonstrating agsins
The imposition Of additional duties on the im-
poftaion of Mo,asses.
A bill tor the relief OF Gen. james Wilkinson
to indemnify him agains, judgment obtained
against him, passed to he engrossed.
.Ne'cs1arW Of Duties. After some motions
relating TO the bill on this subject were re
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

YXYE the subscribers, having been duly az.
w ro.n'-d by 'hs Hon. Jetem sh Rpiley, Esq
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Lincoln, 10
receive sed examine the claims of creditors 20
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ss10HN C. TOWLE,

leto ~ s >t54rash the county $40 essid, dcceAs.
ed, sept< Seoi I'd ;rsoivrnt. do hereby W notice
thss six monshs from he third day Of Much, A.
ID. 1920, is allowed TO sid creditors 10 bring in
and prove their cisimss Ssnd 'hs' we shall attend
the, service st he DWELLING house Of Samuel
Bufium. in said Palermo, on the frs day OF M y,
June, July, snd August, and on he fourth day
OF September next, fom one TO five O'Clock IL
the afternoon on each of ssid DAYS.
JOSEPH HACKER. Commits
SAMUEL BUFFUM, ( sOners.
April 4. 1920
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

At the April town meeting at Springfield, it
VI ~ voted to request the seIectmen TO POST
iP. according 10 iaw, The names Of all common
daiyskards.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-04
State Of Maryland,
Charles Cna,ntni

b
IN application 70 the subscriber Zone one o. q
[ the Judges OF the Orphans. Court OF
Charles eouaIy, by petition IN writing OF Ar
\ stnr Iatimer, OF Charles county, tor The be-
'a aSt Of lie act of assembly for the relief OF
!nn spI debtors, passed at November ses-
I .9o 1905, and the several supplements
sra,c,o. on the terms mentioned therein,
'DseduIe ofhis property and a list OF his Gre
i;.ors on oath, so far as he csn ascertain them
e.ss annexed 10 bis petition, and being sd.
g.:sssd by competent testimony that the said
a,,h,,r ,atilner has resided two years name
n:.,siv preceding the time OF his application
u'o he siate OF Maryland; and being also sa-s
,.e ;a that the said Arthur Latimer is in ac-
t's lf confinement for debt. and for no other
'ua' and the said Arthur Latimer having
eau a.rsd into bond with sufficient security for
~ ,srsonal appearance IN Charles county
ee n answer such allegations as his Gre
a;,nrs NAV make against him II is therefore
u,Sered and adjudged that the Said Arthur
Y : a,;ncr be discharged from Imprisonment,
lL"I,bat. By causing copy OF this order to
az sa a',o.srte in some one OF the newspapers
Vl;,sd IN the district OF Columbia, once
'saek Cor two months successfully before the
w., Monday in Nov. next; he give notice to
- Ss, creditors TO appear before the said court
osCAarlestown,in said county ,on the saidlst
Taoday in November next, for the purpose
:; commenting trustee for their benefit,
oad 10 show cause. ii any they have, why
enc said Arthur Latiiner should not have the
Ssae6l of the several insolyent laws OF this
s,ste. as prayed. Given under my hand, this
a day of June, 1870.
SEPT 4 MN :. DI0oE0.
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Notice

5 hereby given to the creditors of JOSIAH
4 Faisoa, a bankrupt, that on the 4th day
CSSeptember next, being the first Monday OF
ne month, the assignee OF the estate of SAID
bankrupt, will attend at the Court House in
alexandria, when and where said creditors
ale requested to convene, as business OF I'M
psrlance, ,appertaining 10 said estate, will
men come before commissioners.
JOHN MciVER, Assignee OF the estate
AMI effects Of Josiah Watson, bankrupt.
July "a drS4
81 Trnm unavailable circu stances
se above meeting is postponed untilthe Goth
lay OF November next,
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400 Dollars Reward.

A SECONDED, Negro Man JOHN AL
n LEN. as he calls himself. He is we'll
known, having lived with he for several
years He isa very plausible fellow, about
30years of age, slender made, and about 5
feet inches high, rather Of yellow com-
plexion, but thu. complete negro mouth and
nose has small scar on one II his checks,
has lately had a sore on his RICH leg, direct.
ly on his shin bone, which, leg has he appepr-
ance of being much scored at former Pc
Rod. He is rough shoemaker and nav
perhaps work at that trade--he has plenty
Of money. having stolen immediately BIZ fore
his departure between three and four hun
dred dollars in FIVE and ten dollar notes of
the Banks Of Alexandria. Farmers Bank e
Alexandra, and United States Branck Ban,
at Washington.
One hundred dollars viii be given TO ary
person who will arrest this slave and place
him in prison so thatI may recoverhim.
,ialy Il LANES SANDERS9N.
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- - ="
SALES Al AjCIlf

On TUESDAY, at 10 A. N.
Will be sold at the auction store, cprneyn
Prince and Watersheds,
Domestic Cottons
Caiicoes
Bandana handkerchief
Striped Jeans
Sheeines; Irish linens
Also, u,ithout reserve,
pieces superflne blue cloths
do do cassimers
ALSO,
N. Orleans sugar in barrels
w. l. runs; Holland gin,a&c.
ALSO.
A variety of furniture.
.aad expected for the sale,
5 cases fashionable and seasonable dry
goods, which will be sold on the best terms
sept 2 S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Thursday the Gath inst. RICHARD
ASKINS. an apprentice to the ladies shoe
making business, about IA years OF age,
short and thick made, dark complexion and
hair, has very down look when spoken to-.
He had or when he went away blue cotton
roundabout, and blue aid white domestic
trowsers. | will give the above reward to
any person 10 secure him SO that get him
again, and all reasonable expenses paid
All persons are forewaIned from harboring
Or giving said runaway employ, as the law
will he enforced against all persons so of
lending. JOSEPH DODDS.
september g
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BoAr(lers Wanted.

AIRS. ANN NELSON has removed TO a
Uncomfortable dwelling on Royal street,
opposite The Office OF the Alexandra Ga
zel!e, where she will accommodate five or
SIX eenteei boarders, on moderate terms
the situation in which she has been left by
'ae dispensations of an over ruling provi-
dence, she trusts, WI, be an inducemeM to
agenerous public to afford her share of
patronage in that line. st august 29
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Information Wanted.

My son DARIUS GASKINS left me ear
lVA ly in February last, with a design TO
procure employment either in Alexandria or
Georgetowu in the capacity of Cooper,
under promise to write me as early as he
should suit himself with an employer--My
not having since that period heard or receiv-
ed a letter from him, united will. the deli
cate state of health he was in at the time he
left me, produces serious fears for his safety.
hereby earnestly solicit from all, who APP
preciale the ties that unite an aged parent to
an afcctionate son, TO mpart to the editor
who shall publish this, such information as
they may possess or obtain relating to my
said son, and thereby greatly oblige dis
tressed father.
SPENCER GASKINS.
Wiecomico Church, Va. Aug, II. 1890.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-04
Religious Tracts.

FE7tIE subscribers take this means to in.
4 form the public that they are appointed
agents (by the New England Tract Society
70 sell Tracts in this section OF the country
In consequence of the appointment they have
lust received from the Society's general de:
pository at Andover, about fourteen thousand
Tracts. which they offer for sale at their
store on King-street. at the low price of one
mill per page. The variety of these Tracts
is extensive, embracing l07 numbers. Pur.
chasers can be supplied with the whole Of
these Plumbers neatly bound up in five duo.
decline volumes.
just published, and for sale here. price l2a
cents,
a Sermon on Regeneration,
bv Rev. John S. RavenscrQf of Virginia,
preached at St. James's Church. Phlladel-
phia J. y A, DoO1LAso.
august % OF
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To Rent.

sx,..s For the ensuing year. or Tor
EfF longer time (if reqnired) the pro-
III perry in Port Tobacco, at presen.
60 occupied by Major John Meredith
1t is equal to any, if not the best stand III
town for mercantile transactions, with good
comfortable dwelling house, convenient out
houses and gardens. II will be rented all
together or separate, and possession may lie
had in all next month For terms apply TO
BASIL SPALDiNG
Charles Co. near Port Tobacco.
august % tuths2w
The Baltimore Federal Gazette will insert
the above three times week for twoweeks.
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For. Freight,

= - = - -
tfR The very superior and Fast
!a8 sailing brig DECATUR, JOHN Mil
Ter, master, burthen lGo tons or l4UO bbls.
is in fine order to perform voyage to any
part ofgthe world, and will be ready for
freight>in four days.
Also for Freight,
To any Eastern port,
.ESS, The schooner THOMAS, JOSIAH
- Spauding, master, burtlen $50 bbls.
a substantial vessel and will be ready for
cargo in three days. Apply to
JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Who offer for the cargo of said vessels, viz.
90 NJ understandable pine boards.
400 cask. Tbonaston lime
Also, landing from brig HebeA & schr Midas,
80 tons Swedes iron, Of sizes suitable
for wagon tire
SO bundles binders boards
tons Russia hemp august IA
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Notice.

TIME subscribers having this day enteret
l. into partnership, Under the firrn (
DORSEY g. GRIGSBY, at the old stand (
Mial Dorsey, in all the various branches {
the blacksmith, whee-wright and earrias e
making business, together with every kiI i
Of mill work, tender their services TO ti.,r
friends and the public. with an assurar,.
that all commands committed to their care
will be Lunctualy executed with neatnrss
and despatch, at the shortest notice, ard ca
the most reasonable terms.
NAL DORSEY,
aug 81 If JAMES GRIGSBY.
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Aasons Wanted at Old Point
Comfort.

TWENTY FIVE to FIFTY MASONS,
On, ,Soad workmen, are wanted to work at
an I'm FONT Comfort, for which ! will give one
s mar !, seFenty-hye cents per day, and fur
Nsa mem board at 3 dollars per week.
"'ae need apply out first rate workmen.
A. BOLITuA LAWS.
TTseSandria, August 2.
win ne EDITOR of the Federal Gazette, Bait.
re all the above adv. daily for two
&c. g, and forward their accosnt TO this Of
~'s Ion payment
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-04

SAMUEL MESSERSMITH,
ETAS FOR SALE
4 L loo sacks Liv. Blown Salt
Hhds Quanjco Tobacco
chests Imperial Tea
half chest Gunpowder Tea
12o 10 cannisters Imp. do.
90 Alb do Gunpowder do.
10 catty boxes Youn6 Tyson do
90 80 h sSIs MuseoraaO Sugar
loo sets Canton table mats
500 reams wrapping paper
25 bbls N Y Prime Pork, city insp.
l5 do country GIN
pipes Holland do
8 do Malaga Wine
Or. casks Go
pipe Madeira Wine
cask containing s doz. bottled do
9kegs Raisins
"a boxes Spanish Segars
15kegs manufactured Tobacco
Baltimore Whiskey, White Pepper, &c
july 6 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-04
Samuel Ward e. En0ch Lewis

HAVING, by assignment, executed 10
Il IL the subscriber, transferred to him all
thdir stock in trade, books and papers, rights
and credits, for certain purposes nentioncd
in the said deed of assignment. notice is
therefore given to all who are in any way
indebted to the said firm to make Immediate
payment to the subscriber, or TO Benori
Wheat, who alone are authorised TO receive
the same, and adjust al matters appertain-
ing to the business of the said firm.
august 10 If ISAAC KELL.
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Notice.

an MONDAY. the Alb inst. the Alexan-
" dria Academy viii be open tor the re-
eeplon of students. The sDnual vacation
terminated on the Isl inst.
seplenber 2 st