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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-19

pursuance Of deed vi trust executed To the sub
scribers by Blake B. woodson of Cumberland coun
v, bearing date the 23d Of August, 1872 for certain
purposes therein expressed-they will proceed
To the highest bidder before the door of Smiths Tav-
ern ~ Farmviile for cash. the Sth day Of March
merit certain tract of LAND lying IN the county of
Cunherland on the river Appomattox containing eight
hundred acres more or less. Should the day appointed
above not be fair tue sale will take place The next
fair day. THOMAS A. MORTON
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
Jan. rs. 7Stns
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
W4sHTvGTp.v COUNTY.
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

Al very large and respectable Convention oi
'ssn''spsb from ali paris If the County. without
ristincticn Of parties, held at the Court House in
Machiss. on Wednesday, evening. March 8, 1920
for the purpose Of selecting = suitable person as
aCanddate for senator for the County Of Wash
ington,
non JAMES CANPBELL. was appointed Mod
orator, and JoSArHAE %. WEsrcv, Secretary.
u was voted 10 recommend ICH.4BOD n.
CHADBOURJNE, Fig. Of Easfpert, TO the Elec-
tors oftbe county # Washington. as suitable
person to MI the Office of Senator in the Legsls-
turs Of Maine the ensuing political year.
Voted. That this Convention cordially
arrrove the nomination OF the Hon. WILLIAM
MING. as candidate for the Office of Governor
the State Of Maine.
JAMES CAMPBELL. !
D. WESTON, scc'y. \
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
To COMMANDMENTS.

Andromache,' " a candidate and several
others have favored US with communications,
pursuing the Bachelor" With some severity =
or indicating his remarks, or on subjects connec
ted with these pieces. We return Sur aclSnowl-
edgements to the authors of these communica-
tons and regret that we are obliged to lay them
aside, on account of the press Of interesting for
eign news and the abundance of matter furnish
ed by the approaching elections. We hope,
however, after these occasions have passed away
our friends will renew their fayonrs; for We are
anxious to furnish our readers miscellany OF
original matter which may interest, instruct and
amuse. We are happy to recognise among the
late pieces THE traces Of female hands. We
wished to give them an opportunity to notice
the q Bachelor" for he is peculiarly at their
disposal aud subject TO their remark I; but as We
have always believed he does not and will not
receive from them any other than that courtesy,
to which civil and an unwilling Bachelor is
Justly entitled.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
Hancock Senatorial Nomination.

Al C5n,enio, ef Delegate. from nearly all
~ towns in tie Western section If the county Of
''"cock, assembled in Belfast on Wednesday the
9TH inst. pursuant to previous uosice.
voted that Ger. Gnonos ULMna;6f Lincoln.
vile be recommended TO the citizens NRthis county
asa snitsbIe pesor represent them In the senate
Of The State of Maine.
Voted thet this Convention approve Of u
nomination of AsnREw WrrnAm. ESQ. nj Blps
hill by convention Of Delegates holden on the
Eastern side Of oenobscos bay on the Esd uls. MS
the other senatorial candidate for this county and
that this convention use all fair and honor
able fss"ns 10 promote the election Of both these
gent1meh.
Voted thstthis Convention cordially concur in
the "ominstion # the Hon. WILLIAM KrNa.
for chair Of the chief Magistrscy Of the new
State
'o,ed That the proceedings If this meeting he
sIgnod ~ the chs, msu and s>erstavv end publish
ed ~ the sRos'on Chronicle md Patriot, the
Eastern Argss rr1 pntssrra ({s>~sie
FB5vryFR POOR. Chairman.
RORDvAS JoHSSoS &scrstasy.
Esyfass, 3'arca IS faea.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

Factory Goods &c. at Auction.
TO MORROW at 10 O'Clock, at the Long
Room, under the Gazette Office, Erchange
Street,
1880 yards of American Facto.
rv Goods, consisting of
Bleached Shirtiugs- Unb,eaehed Unbieseh.
ed sheetinss-Bed Tiekiugs strpes-Piaids aud
Giughams-Ssis inets- Broa &c oihs * Cafimeres.
ALSO
AN INVOICE OF FRUIT. Viz
Ca.ks Curran:s--boses jordan Almonds-FiRs
- pluaes---Frsils of Dates.
Also
600 sets c. c. Cups al sauceis
100 dozen edged Plates
so resms Italian Wrapping Paper.
.fT l O'Clock III front cf.fhe Room,
GOOD Horses--2 Cbaise and Harnesses---
Sleishs aud Haruesses--2 Buffaloe Skins,
&c. BE- ATWOOD,
JOHN GORDON, ""'' ~
March 81, 1920.
II Public Sale ,riH be held at the ADORE named room
trery Wednesday. -The room ,rM be open on all
5nsine's Days for The reception IF property intended
fer putae Sale.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
&rCAUTIOM IN

4 ander M'Lellsn, OF Gothsm, . Note be ssing
date Feb. 29th 1920, for.Seventeen Doll,rs and
n'ty cents, IN consequence Of his having ins,i-
euted prosecution against me. upon pre;ence,
that had sod b,m -four Of . bad quality about
one ysar before. As the chsrsc'e err Of The four
IS YET 10 be investigated. snd I have received no
Consideration Toe tie Aforesaid Note, hereby
csus'on ell pefsons against purchasing Ii. IS
DO not 'nscad 20 pay IL. JONAH BROOKS
March Sd, 1890
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
Public AUCTION.


WALTER JOURDaN, Of Lisbon, bsiog about
" to close his present concern 10 Business % q
trader, hereby give notice, that on Thursday the
9th day Of April osst, the following properly viii
be exposed for sale At Public Auction, 10 ~it
O,e Acre ofiaud, with Store so by IS fee.
we'll Goished-a chop 20 fee, long and BAra "a
by Is feet thereon standing Said land 10 situsted
at Lisbso Corner, 10 the county of Lincoln, and
10 an EXCELLENT stand for country trader. AT the
came time will be sold the Stock il trade be-
longing TO saia Jourdsn. consisting Of . we'll se
lected and general assortment of Eagish snd west
india Gocds. and Groceries, all to be on the pssm.
ises- terms will be liberal ADD made known On the
day Of sale.
AL pssons having any elaine sga;as the ssid
Jourdan. are requss,ed to cal; aud receive their
pay-and those indebted On &C count, 10 call aad
Adjust the sane by payment or by note.
For further particulars inquire ofssid Jourdsu,
residing on the premises, or
MORRILL, JoURDAN of Csps-R sabSh.
Lisbon, March 16, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
n Farm for Sale.

ITO Be SOLD at public suc tiop, on Tuesday
- the Is Of April. next At ten o'clock, A. M.
On the premises one good farm in Litchfeid
(Me. fooe'sining 80 sc'es Of land with con.
veniens dwelling house 80 by SO feet and barn
so by 40 feet so apple trees in bearing state I;
l. - we'll ~ssered and pleasantly silused.
Also a dwelling house 32by IS test and q
small barn in The town aforesaid on fhe post
road and wi hin eight miles OF Hsliowel,, is /.
gcod s,s,''i for me Ghsnic, and nesr by mills.
N. y. Term. of payment made easy for the
purchaser. NATHAN WHITNEY.
Mach Il, 1879.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
4tsN p GAzETrE k1t>
49, SHIPPING LIST ~
PORT OF PORTLAND


ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY. MARCH IL,
Ar. brig Mechanic, Harding, Mstsnzas--bris
GaIen. keating. Havana.
Schr. Packet. Small, 81. Jobn--f5 brig Hazard.
Rragdon. kennebunk. 10 schr. Commerce. Page.
D,ston--sciir Fox. Blanchard do --brig Eliza.
0ruby, do.-fs. ar soop Alfred. Spear, from Jhom-
aston, Tor Boston. With cargo cf Lime 10 the nss-
ter.
eLsARANcHs.
MONDAY, MARCH IL.
Brig Mechanic. Knight Hsvana.--t5, sloop
Eagle Bates, tsstpor',-i7 sloop Aurora. Bad
ford, do.-ie, sioop Messenger. Green. Doston--
sioop William. Sanford do brig Hind, Prince.
Havana.
sHIPPlsC MEMORANDA.
schr. Laurel, Stevens, Of Portland, was at
Christiansand, Norw~y, Jan. l, TO sail ior Fayal
first wind
Sloop America, Of Brunswick, has been spok
~ days out, had been blown of and supplied with
proyisions.-s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

i situated 10 Poland Cumberland county, state
Of Maine, At a place called Payns Mills, near tie
bridge, with all the privileges aud appurtsnanees
thereto belonging. Price three hundred dollars,
in sis annual paymeats, with interea.
perion who should come we'll recommended
for induMry and iobrie'y. may aho have . few
tons Of iron to commence business With on I'D
vautageous terms. The other half Of the chop,
together with houfs aud land, may also be pur-
chafed.
Ous well aequain,ed with the ufe Of the trip
hammer, and can manufacture hoes, or ssss, OF
seyihes, night soon realize = competency Al The
pace.
Apply rer.oca'y, or BY Istis', poet p,id,
M'rei, March Is WN. LADD.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
WILLIAM HYDE,

w IL n Va i Il
Al his Bookstore, No. 3, MUSSEYS ROW,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
en- 0uarto BIBLES, from So 30
on to SIS
100 octave fchool and Pocket Do. from to S.
600 pocket aud fchool Teftameuts. 81 CITE to 81
1900 Watts Palms aud Hymns, SO cite to 90
800 village Harmony, laa edition
200 Memoirs of Milf 6ufan anthony
100 Spirit of Prayer
500 6sudent's Companion
1900 Webfer's Spelling Book
400 American Readers
100 do. Precep,or
IS Art of Reading
80 Columbiao photographers
1900 Murray's 0rsmmar
500 Blairs Rhetoric
100 Quefl;ons 10 Do.
$50 Do. IN Grammar
240 Fall 90 Communion
400 Thayer's Geography
1000 New England ssinmsr
500 Evangelical De.
100 Miniature Bible
$50 Bu;ler't Compendium Of Hiaory
700 Catherine Haldane
1000 Robbers Daughter
500 Little Henry and his Bearer
100 Rezms 6rR quality Wrapping Paper
200 DO Wiring aud Letter Do
And many other
School Books & Stationary articles,
wholefale, too numerous to particusrize.
ALSO very estenGvs sfor,msnt of
BOOKS &. STATIONARY. at retail.
NJ Libraries furniihed on liberal terms
W HIS. e,,en6ve intercourse With other Book
fellers At the wen and fouth. enables him to pro-
cure at fhort notice any wosk that he has not on
hand. March Il.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of The United Marine aud
i Fire Insurance Company. Of Portland, are
hereby notified that theis annual Meeting for the
choice Of seven directors FOR the ensuing year viii,
b. held al their late Office in P ,r,rnd IN Tuesday,
the fourth day Of April next at II O'clock A. NJ
Also, tn act on any other basinsss that may come
before them TO close the Coocerns Of the compsny.
Ry order of the Directors.
JAMES NEAL. Presidens.
Y. NJ. f. l. Office. March IS. 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons interested in lands sold by me
"A as deputy collector, Moth and East Of
Sweden, and Lovsl in the county Of Oxford, are
informed ,hA, am legally authorized 10 make
good titles TO the lands 20 sold, and that put-
chased about eig by lots anc parts oflo,s situated
in various parts Of Oxford County sold by The
designating collector in Boston, and that the
time Of redemption having expired, ! am now
ready 20 settle for be same or m.ke cooveysnces
on application Of those Interested on reasonable
terms WIN. REED.
March 81, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
DIED.

DIED,
In this town, Edward, son of Mr.. George I'LL.
aged l year-A daughter Of Mr. John Hustle n,
aged years.-Mr. James Neal, aged 49.-Mrs.
Elizabeth M'Creary, wife Of Mr.. Nose. NC
On Thursday morning last, Mrs. Sally Tucker.
widow ofthe late Mr.. Josiah Tucker, aged 3d.
The deceased has left but few relations. but ma
ny friends to mourn the loss of an exemplary
woman-she eutived her husband and ten chill
dren.
Lost from tie brig Ievant. NJ. Albert II.
Meal. of this town. aged II years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

Maine Charitable Mechanic Association.
TUE MEN BERS Of the Maine G.. N. As.ocia-
= tion, are hereby notified tina, their semi-annu-
al meeting will DO holden at Col. Buraham's Hall
on Tuesday evening. April 9Th, 1870 at o'clock.
A pnnctuai attendance is requested.
Per order ELE MAR WYER. Secretary,
N. B. The Government Of the Association are
reminded that their Board will meet at Gen. Prime
as Varnum's ON Friday evening preyious.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
ELECTION In MAIN +.
Union Nomination of Senators,
FOR THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.

FOR THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.
Al ave'y foil ,ne-,ing Il the lnhab,an's of the
.rownof Brunswick sn,i vicinity, i,oJcn al Doves
Hotel 'on 18Th Of Marrh, 1890.
Resolved nnauiolo,rl, That We chee'iully
recouu,cnd TO the electors Of said county the fol-
lowing gentlemen "a be supported Us Senators nj
the approaching Elec,i \ ris.
Hon. fArHROP LEWIS, Of Gorham.
NICHOLAS emery, E.q. OF Portland and
Col. JOSEPH Z. FOX(ROFr, Of New
Clouces,ea.
And il was further unanimously resolved that
we wiIluse all fur and honorable neans TO effect
ihcir Election the frst Monday of April next
Aud as their charnr,ers tud standing in society
re - well known in the County. we deem it un.
orcesss'y TO ray sry thing more Than. that we be-
iieve ,ley will receive large, overwhelming ira
jor,y OF the votes. when IL Is considered that il is
PECULIARLY Necessary io.cali into Me senate the first
talants O! our Connsry a, the opening Of the fret
Legislature Of new State.
AT meeting held at Gray on the 9th inst
Tor the purpose OF selecting three candidates to
be supported as Senators for Cumberland county,
the following gentlemen we're nominated:
Hon. BARRETT POTTER.
Col. JOSEPH T. FoXCROFT,
Col. RICHARD T.. DUNLAP.
Al a numerous and respectable Convention oil
the citizens from the town. Of Limngton, Cor
nish, Limerick, Parsorsfed, Newfeld and Wa
terboroush, In the county Of York, without dis
.'nct'on Of party, hold at Limerick on the 18th
inst. after the organization of the Convention by
tne cuoce Of President and Secretary,
'"sd, uDd"snsSusls, that at the ensuing cleo
tion OF members for the first Legislature Of Maine
we Will support Hon. WILLIAM KING, for
vovernor. Hon. WILLIAM MooDv, Of Saco Gen.
JOHN MDoNAfD, Of Limerick, JssiAH w. SEA.
YER Esq. OF South-Berwiok, for Senators for
iofk comfy.
,osd, that the President and Secretary cause
'ne proceedings Of this Convention to- be publish
ea IA the several newspapers printed in this vi
entity. ABvrErIIBRY Pres,dent.
ARTHUR M'ARrHuR, Sec'y.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

!, Consignment per Schr. For.
~ pipes Cognac Brandy,
2 do. Hollands Gin,
so boxe. Mould Candles, s and &,
Is casks Dutch Linsevd Oh,
IN STORE.
Bbls. clear and No l, Pork,
Hhds. American Gin,
Chests Young Hysonl TEAS
Hyson Skin
Boxes Canton White bags Cal c,rc.pe
cutta, White and Lump s'
Qr.ca'ks Sicily Madeira WINES.
Mountain & Dry Malaga
Bales Upland Cotton,
Pipes Marselies Brandy,
. Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. /, Chocolate,
Bills. Ground Ginger,
: Boxes Starch,
Reams sheathing, Kentish Cap e. Letter Paper,
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE Jrs.
Commission Store,
No. 10, LoSo-WHARP. March 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
S. RANDALL,
SERCEON DENTIST.

II WING TAKEN room in the Bank of
:, Portland. will continue "a Practice in the
a "", "i his profession, he extracts; 6ecsyed and
..... 'ee"' rnois@nd stamos, cleans and pc Ishe.
ca, Ne0s a'"nc'hi teeth from ore tot Ahole
al ".S ne 'onnd ny calling at his r. nm AZ
al ao,rs in the day where he will en- 1.svor
a.; s's'ernon TO those who favour hiI D with
" s''' Povticnd, March 2l, 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
LIMERICK .4CADEMY.

LIMERICK ACADEMY il still open for the
IL ssssf sios- - Students. The third term will
ccmssssce on fbe4oth March instant 1t is fondly
hoped there viii suGcisnt encouragement to keep
u In opcsaiion. Board and Tuition are law.
To enpsnse Of yosss G sntlemeo will not exceed
9f-sclisss per quarter, that of young Ladies f8.
Six or eight bosrders can be sgreeahy accom-.
aSdsted ~ mrs. Nai's. March Qf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
A CARD.

LIhe oihcers Of the First Company Of -4nii.
leIy. Portland Light Infantry and Mechanic Rtues
respectfully presen, their thanks 20 the aaagers
OF the Dali. given in honor Of the Independence
OF Maine" on 1hsssday Evening lat. for their
potste mutation, and take this method to express
satisfaction at not feeling disposed " sttend.
March f8. 1870. 80 .s.5s#
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
MILITARY INDh11MarpoM

At convention Of Officers ard past ofBcess ol
the Militia from > number eftowrs in the county
of Hancock Col. EBENRzRA WsLLIAMs> Wos
chosen chairman, and Capt. JAMES FsBID, Sec.
rotary.
h'sofssd unanimously, That We entertain a
proper sense Of the services Of Col. ABEL W..
ATNERTON in the Convention which framed
,ne constitutional defending the rights ofthe mi
ht's, and that we will use fair and honorable
means to promote HE election to the Senate Of
the State Of Maine.
Rssoired. That Col. Jonathan Dow, Col. Thorn
a. Cunningham, Col. Fhenezcr Williams, Major
Ezra 'histell. Mainr Philip Morrill,, and Capt.
lanes Field. he a committee to address suitable
circular to the militia offhe county NJ Hancock
EBES. WILLIAMS, Chairman
Afest-JAMEs FIEIp, Secretary.
" fh' accompanying Address ,ss are compelled
10 omit for ~anf Of rson
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
THE GAZETTE.
PORTLAND, TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1920.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The me citing for the choice of Municipal Off
Gers was holden in this town yesterday.
ISAAC ADAMS, Esq. was chosen moderator, and
the following gentlemen were elected Selectmen
without opposition, viz.
ISAAC ADAMS,
JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
BENJAMIN ILSLEY,
WOODBURY. STORER, Jun and
MARK HARRIS.
The latter gentleman in the room Of Capt.
PEBBLE, who is absent at sea, the other four syere
Of the Board last year..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
MARRIED.

In Gray, by the Rev. ID. Weston. Mr.. Nathan
iel Vicksry, of Danyille, to Miss Jane Ill., Of
the former place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

while they recognise pious regard 10 the print
tive customs of our ancestors, il will be grateful
10 reflect that the last act by which are
minded Of the authority of parent state, is an
txhortaton. 10 the duties of piety and religion.
Done atdortland, this sixteenth day of March,
In the ysar of car Lord one thousand eight
hnEdreaARd twenty, and Of the lndepen-
dence ofthe Uniiea States the rty-fourth.
WILLIAM KING.
By the President Of The Contention,
,ASHUR WARE, Secretary of STATE pro tenn.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

M ANrrD to. pnrchsse 4 offered immediate i
" One Hua'rej dozen Of live FOWLS
rv 10 J. W SMITH. Opposite Col. Purshs, .
not'', Middle Street Portland. March 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

TAKEN by execution and to be sold at Public
AUCTION, at tie office offs. .McLELLaN. y
T. FLETCHER, on Tuesday nert, (28
March, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the stock of an
English Goods dealer.
Terms all sums over 800 approved endorsed
notes at 8 and months with interest.
March 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21
SALES BY AUCTION.

TOMORROW, at 10 o'clock at the Office Of S.
McLELLAN T. T. FLETCHER, valun-
bic Invoice of BOOKS; Catalogues may be
had at the office.
Also
20 Silver and Gilt Watches,
IL Reams Letter Paper,
90 M. Quilis,
so Bundles Pins, c0.bs. do.
IL dec, Note Books.
doz. boxes French Waters,
% DO. Snuff Boxes,
10 do. Scissors.
40 Octave Bibles,
600 Testaments,
kegs best English Mustard,
So doz. do. do. do.
8 sets Chairs,
1 Feather Bed.
10 bbls. Flour,
6 casks Raisins,
90 Pit Saws,
| HID. Rum. March n.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-03-21

/ II seems that the Mayor Of Savannah has re-
turned the donation, over $4,000 besides articles
OF clothing, &c. sent by the citizens Of Nsw-York
to the sufferers Of that place, with an isnpsri-
nent letter, because the donors recommended
that their bounty should be distributed among
the sufferers, without distinction of colour"
The Southern people have got their heads full Of
non-restrction, and are determined to apply the
principle to all the acts Of private and public life
The object Of the people Of Savannah in solicit
ing the assistance Of their countrynsn, we under
stood to be to relieve those who were distressed,
and that evidently was the object Of Nsw-Ysrk
in making their donation. But cannot black
man be distressed? Can he not suffer- Has he
no ieeling' II he has, why is he not as much en-
titled to the charity Of the benevolent, as he, who
is in all respects like the black man, except that
his skin is blanched? Heaven defend US from
such il.iberality, if such feelings are the conse
quence of slave holding, it is another powerful
argument, TO those already advanced, against he
expedienoy Of the custom.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-17
gallon Jugs. pots g. pitchers 6 dc
Henry p. Whitney

Corner of Prince and FaiCtar Streets,
'DEFURNS his sincere thanks to the citi-
IL gems of Alexandria, sand in an especial
manner, TO his customers, for the very libe-
raj encouragement he has met with during
his residence in this town, and takes this OPP
portunity to inform them shat he has Just re-
ceived good assortment Of SEASONABLE
GOODS, which be will dispose of at the
lowest rates, and any uncurren: notes taken
at reasonable discounts.
P.S. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, at the lowest
price, and all orders for any articles of clo-
thing executed in the most fashionable style,
with punctuality and dispatch, on the most
reasonable terms. thstu4mo april l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-17
THIS is TO GIVE NoTicE:

That the subscribei Of Alexandra county.
~ the district ofColumbis has obtained from
lhe orphans Court OF said county, letters Of
annexed, Oh the personal estate ct Jaroh
fortney, Junr. late of the county aforesaid.
deceased; All persons having claims against
! said oecedent are hereby warned to ex-
niolt the same to the subscriber, with the
vouchers thereof, passed by The Orphans
court, on OF before the 9th day oIDecembe.
next, OF they may by law be excluded from
an nenen' 10 SAID estate; and those indebt.
cd thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9Th Of
June, 1920. JAMES M'GUIRE.
administrators de bonls non. with the will
annexed of jacob Foltney, il. decd.
june q mwfgv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-17
Fifty dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber living
IL in Prince George s County, MARYLAND.
within tour miles OF Alexandra, ON Easter
Sunday last, April Cd, negro man called
JACOB, sometimes called JACOB DOB
SON, about "a years OF age, about S feel 6
or inches high, small, of yellow complex.
ion, black beard and whiskers, bis wool "a.
ther busheys than kpotty he has scar OH
his brest as ! am informed; he has wife az
Mr.. Calvert Jones's, who lives at the extre-
nifty OF Calvert county, on Patu9eni river:
he will probably endeayour to pass fora free
man; and get employ in the wood vessels be.
tween that place and Baltimore. | will giys
Tor experimenting said negro and securing
ham in Jail so tina get him again, thirty
dollars i takrn in the district, the same if ia.
ken in Maryland, and fifty dollars if out Of
either, With all reasonable expenses paid.
GT forwarn all masters of vessels and
others against harbouring OF employing said
negro, as aGn determined to put the law ID
force against al offenders.
FRANCIS TOLSON, Sen,
June ~ If