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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Charles County Court,

November Term. l0xU.
ION application 10 The Judges al Ohar'c:
" County Court, hy petition in writ'i,s
OF Benjamin freeman, OF Charles count.
for lie benefit nl the act OF Assembly, ~
tie relief of insoiven: debtors. passed Il
November session. 1905, and the sever
supplements thereto, Oh the terms menu'i.-
ed therein, schedule of his property. an
list OF his creditors, on oath. so tar "a e
CAP ascertain. being annexed to his pctit,'
and heipg sstis6eu by competent lie imtl
that the said Benz amin freeman has rcs'd.'
two years Immediately preceding The tn ="
OF his application in the state OF MmyiaI'
and being also satisfied that the said BENZ:
min Freeman is in actual confinement g =
debt, and for no other cause +; and the 6; -
Benjamin Freeman having entered into boz
with sufficient security inr his personal a.
pearance in Charles county Court, 10 e.
swer such allegations as his creditors u -
make against him--It is therefore orde"t
and adudged. that the said BENJAMIN F,er
man be discharged from imprisonment; s,ri
that by causing copy of this order to e
inserted in some one of the newspapers co.
ted in the District of Columbia, once WEI:
for two months successfully, before the liii'd
Monday OF March next, he give notice /,
his creditors to appear before The said Con-.
at CharlestOwn, in the said county. on tie
third Monday in March next, for the pu'
pose OF recommending trustee tor their b..
neht, and to shew cause. If any they have,
why The said Benjamin Freeman should Il,
have The benefit of the several insolyent laws
y y" Test, ST. % JOHN JOHN BARNES, cra.
January 12 2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
District Of Columbia, to wit.
County Of Als9andraa, 1920,
April Term,
IA Tut NTERY

County Of, Of :a 4ss,s' 1890.
IN CHANCERY.
Mark Butts an2 Grafton CawOod JOINT Mer'
chants and Coparlaers in trade under the
ir.n OF Butts and Cawood-Plaintiifs.
Against,
THOMAS Roberts, Roberts and West, ana
Richard MISUNDERSTANDING.
THE defendants Thomas Roberts, and
1 Roberts and West, not having entered
. disappearance aud given security accord
ngr the statute, and the rules OF tins Court,
s1f appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Cna upuu afIilaYit, that the said Thomas
Rnirts, and Roberts & West, are not lnhaoi,
,tH%,i THIS district. On motion of the sand
c0naiuan,s. 10y their attorney, II IS order
ed, at the said defendants, Tomas Ro-
be-tand Roberts and West DO appear here
%, thirst Day of the next Court, and enter
,Sel7bpearance to this suit, anu give secu-
rty hpprforming the DEGREES OF the Court,
and tn the other defendant Richard Libby,
90 mol away convey orsecrete the oepts
- m5wiag 10, or the estate or effects IN
his hanSe longing to the said absent deten-
dan.S TWas Roberts and Robert. & West
until the Their ordernr decree OF this court,
and that,opy of this order be forthwith
Pn5!isaear two months successfully IN
one ct ths,blie newspapers published IN
TINS corntl1d that another copy be posted
at the tronior of the Court House OF the
sail countS Test.
August I'm E!.M, I. LEE, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
District Of Columbia,
.4lernndr,n Counfu

sJIEIuHHTTU CUUHty ~.
WAS committed to the Jail of this coun.
w II on the Sd inst as runaway, a ne
gro man named Kinzey Tones, about 20
years Of age, 5 feet Ia inches high, we'll
made and of lghtish cast; says he has been
accustomed to following the water in the
bay trade. He claims freedom, and states
he has mother in Baltimore, on Federal
Hill, by the name OF Dorcns Jones. and that
he served an apprenticeship in Baltimore TO
the sailmaking business with William Ward.
TIE owner is desired 10 come, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away o.
tberw,se he will be disposed OF as the law
directs. ANDW. ROUNSAVELL,
ianI8 them Tailor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24

DENJAMIN PRlNCE& Co. have for sale
Dat their Nursery, Flushing Landing,
Long Island, near New York, their usual
and extensive variety OF the most valuable
and approved European and American
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Among the latter are Sugar Maple, Scar.
let do Horse Chestnut, European Lime and
Linden Trees, European Mountain Ash,
Weeping willows, Magnolias. Jripetla and
Accumnisa, Chinese Double Towering APP
pie, Tulip frees, Carolina Cotton Tree,
English Ems, Large Spanish Chestnut, Larcb
Trees, sc. &c.
Also, a large cole Of valuable EURO
PEAN and AMERiCAN
SHRUBS and PLANTS
Among the shrubs are variety of the lar
gest gooseberrys, rasberrys, and curranls.-
Thee kinds are very superior and are I'M
ported varieties from Eng land, Scotland and
elsewhere. Do Lewis Fragrant Currant
Also. Grape Vines of the most valuable i'm
ported kinds. Among the plants are va
riety Of the most valuable straw berries.
Also, Several thousand inoculated
PEACH TREES,
in the most healthy state. and flee from any
distemper. Great atenlionha been paid
TO preserve them from the yellows, which
has destroyed so many trees OF that kind,
throughout the United States.
Catalogues Of the trees and shrubs, may be
had of Messrs.
HULL e. BOVINE,
No. l46, Pearl street, New. York,
orat their Nursery.
Orders forwarded to either place will be
Immediately attended to, and The trees, &c.
carefully and securely packed up, so as to be
sent with safety TO any part oS Europe and
America; and delivered at Crane wharf, n.
York, by water, free OF freight
Also for sale as above, several thousand
APPLE TREES,
o! the most valuable american sorts, OF Il :
table size to be sent 10 Europe. They we've
proDogated Tor that purpose.
And. great variety of
AMERICAN SHRUBS PLANTS.
Alsu-One thousand elegant
BALM OF GILEAD or SILVER
FIR TREES,
A beautiful everSreen. They are almost
sure to live wheu transplanted.
n. B. The fall planning is recommended
as much the best season, 1t having been found
nv experience, that trees and shrubs plant
ed in Autumn are not subject to injury from
drouths nfth- following spring and summer.
and make larger growihs. The proper time
to remove trees, sc. will be from about the
Goth Of October.
A Catalogue of the above articles may be
cen at this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
State of MARYLAND.
Charles Countu, IS

Charles County, IS.
ON application to the subscriber, ore OF
~ the Judges OF the orphans court OF
Cha rles County, by petition in writing OF
UTL;amson Cor, of Charles County, for the
benefit of the act of assembly for the relief
of'insolvent debtors, passed at November
session, 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, 3
schedule of his property and list OF bis
creditors, on oath, SO far as he can ascer.
tain them. annexed to his petition, and be-
ing satisfied by competent testimony that
The said Williamson Cox has resided two
years Immediately proceeding The time OF
his application in tie state of Maryland.
and be- ing also satisfied that the said Will
aMson Cox is in actual confinement for debt
and for no other cause, and the said Will
amson Cox having entered into bond, with
sufficient security, for his personal appear
such allegations as his creditors may make
against him 1t is thereupon ordered and
adiudged. that the said Williamson Cox be
discharged from Imprisonment; and that by
causing copy of ibis order to he inserted
in some one OF the several papers edited in
the district of Columbia, once week ioI
two months successfully, before the lhlrd
Monday oil March next, TO give notice to his
creditors to appear before the said court at
Charlestown, i'm the said county, oD the said
third Monday in March next, for the pur-
pose of recommending trustee for their
benefit, and TO shew the cause, if any they
have. why the said Williamson Cox should
not have the benefit of the several insovent
laws Of this state as passed. Given under
nv hand this 10th day Of October, 1890.
FRANCIS DlGGS.
True Copy. Test;
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
January 70 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Notice.

MFRS. MUIR, wishing to contribute in
lvl some measure towards the support OF
her family. embraces this opportunity of no.
tifying her friends, and the public in general,
that she proposestaking boarders, and would
be happy to accommodate number from
the age Of six to fourteen, The terms, which
are moderate, may he known by applying
at her residence on Rovals,reet Ge. @S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Best LAMP Oil.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

T OST from my pocket, between the
Il 7th aud l4th instant, a Red Morocco
Pocket Book, while hunting in Virginia,
either in Mason's Neck or about DR.. Pitt
Chchester's containing some valuable pa
pers Of no use 10 any one but myself, such
as notes, orders, &c.
The above reward will be given by me
on delivery of the above Pocket Book, with
its contents, or the papers alone as above
mentioned.
JOSEPH EDELEN. jun.
Piscat3way Nd Dec ~ In.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Wanted a Situation,

EITHER in an Academy OF a family,
e. young man, lately graduated at an east
ern college, who can produce good testimo-
mails OF his moral character and qualihca-
lions as an Instructor
Enquire al this office, or the Union Hotel.
ian Il oI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
District OF Columbia, to wit.
County Of .dierandria, 1920
.aprii Term. Wv
IN CHI iNCERY.
Mark Butts-Ccmp lainant,
Marx butts-ComPiaInant,
Against

MARX DutlS-CctbfidIuduty
Against"
Robert Hood Defendant.
5NHE defendant, Robert Hood, not having
Il entered his appearance and given secu-
rity according TO the statute, aud rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satistac-
ton of the court, upon affidavit, that the said
Robert: Hood is not an inhabitant.of this dis
trict: on motion OF the said complainant by
his attorney. it is ordered, that The said de-
PENDANT, Robert Hood do appearhere on the
first day ofthe next court, and enter his APP
pearance to this suit, and give security for
performing the decress of the court, and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in one Of the
public newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy he posted at the front
door of the court house of the said county.
Teste, EDM. !. LEE, c.. c.
august Is IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
For Freight,

~ The superior aud fast sailing
s3& orig ADAMS, capt. Norton, burthen
l4OO bbs is now ready for the reception OF
cargo; one to the southoi Europe would be
preferred. Apply to
october3I WIN. FOWLE& Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Vol. XIII
For Freight,
For Freight,
For Freight,

AM The schr CATHARlNE, Captsin
G&& Singer, carries about 1000 barrels
Will take freight to any Eastern port. APP
ply to WIZ" Lh y W
Who have for sale said schr's. cargo OF
500 casks Thomaston lime
septenber2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This is te give Notlce,

ThtS IS 10 SlOs .N0FICe,
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county, in lhe district of Columbia, has OBJ,
,ained from the Orphans Court of said
cnan,y letters of administration on the per-
sonaI estate of Gerard Hereunder. late OF
the county aforesaid deceased: All persons
having claims against the said decedent,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same 10
the subscriber, with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the Orphans Court, on or be-
FIRE the 18th day of July next, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit 10 SAID
estate and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED TO make immediate payment. Oil
ven under my hand this 18th OF January,
l8sI, GEO. DENT ALEXANDER,
& Administrator of Ger. Alexander.
ilnnSrN =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County, }
I, T,o.n 1901 4

.IteruhuTtu county,
January Term, 1921.
ORDERED,
TENHAT the administrators of Gerard
4 Alexander, deceased, do give the u
sual notice to debtors and creditors, three
tiules in the Alexandria Gazette T. Herald.
A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-24
Fruit. Eorest Trees, &c.

Piscatawav. Nd. Dec. ~ In.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
aAAR.e.eRa
PORTLAND THURSDAY, FEB. %, 1921
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


The bill reported by the select committee
of the Senate, as a substitute for the bill car
ried up from the House, aboishng the inter-
mediate Courts, was yesterday taken up in
the Senate aud passed 10 be engrossed IA TO 5:
The yeas and nays were as follows -
YEAs-York-M essrs. Seaver and Rice
observation-disclosures. Foxcrah and Potter:
Ltncola--Messrs. Green g. Rose Hdncock-
Mr William WaJtingtOn-Mr. O'Bren
Kennebec-Messrs. Gage, Boutelle and Morse:
Orford-Messrs. Small and Ripley PenOb-
scot-Mr Williamson.
NAYs-York-M Mcdonald Cumberland
Mr. Page Lincotn--Mr. Kieran SOmer-
set-Messrs. Msore and Kendall.
The bill, passed as above, provides the es-
tablishment of a State Court Of Common Pleas
consisting of three Judges 6 of sobriety Of
manners, and learned in the law" each Of
whom IS authorised to hold Court 10 the sew
eral counties of the state, and to receive
salary from the public treasury: this bill seems
to meet much appreciation, and we have no
doubt, il will give more satisfaction to the
people than any other system that can be
adopted it removes the defects of the present
establishment Of the Circuit Courts--and it
certainly has MANY defects while, at the same
time, it avoids the weighty objections 10 which
ne bill that passed the House IS exposed.
The merits OF the proposed measure, were
airly and ably discussed in the Senate by
Nessrs. BoUrELLE and ROSE, who pointed out
;he advantages of the system and exhibited in
-lrong light the Inconvenience which would
arise from having but one Court to transact all
he judicial business of the state. No argu-
ments were offered in opposition to the bill.
We hope as amended II will receive the
concurrence Of the House of Representatives.
Since writing the above, we have thought
best TO prepare an analysis of the above bill,
which is follows
distract Of IN 'sad 10 abolish the Circuit Courts
ofCommon Pleas and TO establish Court
OF Common Pieos for he state. F"
SEcT. |, Abolishes the Circuit Conrts Of
Common Pleas.
SECT. 2. Establishes Court OF Common
Pleas for the state, which shall have original
Jurisdiction in all civil actions under 600 and
concurrent jurisdiction with the Supreme Court
n all real acliens and in all civil actions over
90 dollars. Proceedings in criminal actions
remain a. now by law established The
court 10 be holden by one Of the Justices Of
said Court.
SrcT. 3. Provides " that there shall be ap-
nointed and commissioned IN manner provided
~ the constitution, three persons TO be Justi-
ces of the Court of Common Pleas for tbe state.
And either Of the Justices 50 appointed shall
have power 10 hold the Courts Of Common
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
MAINE LEGISLATURE.


MOEnAY. Feb 10
The petition Of James Wakefield, committed il
The House, was concurred IN the senate.
The committee, on the subrc, q: ihs militia law,
made report 10 part. accompanied by resolve,
which was passed 10 be engFossed, end sent down
Tor concurrence.
Ordered that The report oi The committee uho
hoye contracted for the Massachusetts lands, be
committed 10 Messrs Foxrroft and BouieIle, with
such the House NAV join--sent down for con
rurrence. and Messrs Smith, Irish, aud Redingion
were joined
Resolve, allowing 70 the Adjutant General, tbr-
teen hundred and thirteen dollars and seventy five
cents, TO defray the expenses OF a General Court
Martial, passed TO be engrossed-sent down for
Concurrence.
On the petition Of the Trustees Of Brdgton Ao-
ademy resolve passed--sent down for con-
currence.
Bills, for defining the general powers and duties
'urnpike CorporaiIons-for regulating damages
OF Inland Bills OF Exchange--and for the better
making and measuring OF Malt-passed TO be en-
crossed IN concurrence with the House.
Orders OF Notice were reported on the petitions
Of Luther Hal and others, aud Of Nicholas Buker
and others.
The petition Of John Bennock and Others was
referred TO the first session Of tie next Legislature,
and the parties are then 10 appear without further
notice.
lUtsDAfs Feb.
The petition Of the Selectmen of Green, com
mited ia the House, was ooncurred in the Senate.
Order Of the House, proposing that the Legisla-
ture should hold two sessions each day, after to-
morrow, came up and was con CURED.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 81.
Petitions, of William Moody a. BENJAMIN Pike
and Of John Mellsh, were read and committed.
Bills, to enable proprietOrs Of private ways and
bridges TO repair them in equal proportions--to
prevent raud and perjury-for regulating drains
aud common sewers-concening foreign attach
ments-and for setting off a part OF the town OF
Baldwin, to be annexed TO the town of Hiram,
passed TO be engrossed in concurrence with the
House.
Bill concerning the toll bridge at Lincolnville
passed to be engrossed, and was sent down for
concurrence.
Orders Of notice were reported on the petitions
OF the Selectmen of Raymond and of NewCharles-
ton-Sent down for concurrence.
Bill for abolishing the Circuit Court Of Common
Pleas passed to be engrossed, as taken into a new
draft, with amendments.-Sent down for concur,
renee.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
MIR. RUGGLES.

LNkPRESSES his gratitude 10 hI, fiands and
IL patrons IN this town and vietniy v, f0f the
liberal encouragement he has hitherto received. and
begs leave 10 inform them THAI bis health aud
strength is much repaired, a. 20 enable him to
perform his duty to his pupils with ease. Mr.. r.
being but one of the multitude Of his profession
now in town, will ask only for share OF public
patronage He respectfully gives uotice 10 par
cuts and guardians that be intends to open his day
School for the Instruction Of Misses and Masters
in the polite art Of Dancing, on WEDNESDAY,
April the 4th at 2 O'Clock, p. Nj. those disposed
to honor him with the important charge OF their
children will fnd their int rest 10 be MS highest
ambition. Terms as Liberal as ~ any regular
teacher in town. Applications are requested u
be made previous TO the above time.
Feb. 90. e..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
ORDINATION.


Ordained over the First Church and Parish in
Northyarmouth, the 18th instant, Rev. ASA
CUMMINGS. Introductory prayer was offered
by Rev. DAVID THURsToN, Of Winthrop-Ser-
mon was preached bv Rev. VIM. ALLEN, Presi-
dent Of Bowdoin College, from Goth Acts. and
oath verse " But none Of these things move me,
neither count | my life dear unto myself, so that
might finish my course with joy, and the minis
try which have received of the Lord Jesus, to
testify the gospel Of the grace Of God. 1.-The
ordanng prayer was offered by Rev. EDWARD
PAYsoN, Of Portland-Chsrge given by the Rev
ELISHA MosELY, of New Gloucester-The right
hand offellowship was expressed by Rev. OTIs Q.
WILTON, of the Sd church in Northyarmouth-
and the concluding prayer was offered by Rev.
ESos MERRILL, Of Freeport. The parts were
all performed in such manner, as not only to
be highly satisfactory 10 a crowded audience but
very honorable to each Of the performers. No
discrimination among them will be att mpted
All was well. The music was good. The ut
most order and decorum was maintained during
the exercises. Not the least noiae was perceived
although the house was completely filled, and
supposed TO contain about 500 souls, Of all
ages and sizes. The perfect harmony and unau
unity in the church and parish in extending their
call to Mr.. Cummings, and in the council for his
ordination, in which present seventeen
churches beside the Rev. President Allen, has
given great satisfaction to the friends Of Zion in
this vicinity, after the trials with which the
church and society have been long visited, and
excited strong hope that God is about to re-
turn to them with rich blessings.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
MONDAY. FEB. t9.-fr. sctr Gilman. Siimp-
son, from B0stOa-brig Enterprise, Gordon, fr. do.
1UEsDAY-schr. Joseph. Prince, from dteran-
driG. aCih -four 10 sundry personS-sl. Mitiedge-
ollie Knight from Bosfon--brig Clio, Redin, yfr.
Saco, for HGlifdr-scir. Three Brothers. from Pc
fcrsburg, Vir. for Boston, lrih fOnr and COTTON
brig StGfira, lHountforl, 90 days from HGUGHd.
lCih n,closses and coffee 10 r. .MOriOR-byig Fran
els, Lee 90 days from HarGnd l0h mOidSsts and
coffee TO Chadlrick and H0rtOn--scir. Dolphin,
Blanchard. from Boston. for 81. John
Same day-Arrived brig Levant, Coombs, eler-
en- days from Havana, with molasses to w.
Chadwick, Esq. of this town, and coffee and mo-
lasses to james Means & Co. and Mr.. Morland,
of Boston. Left there, brig Galen, Heating ar
rived there two days before, in tGelUe days from
this port-brig Castor, Small, just srrived-ship
Neutrality, Coombs-brigs Argo, Jordon, and
William, Norris-and schr. Washington. Lewis,
all Of this portland brig Cobbossee Conte, Of
Gardiner.
Went to sea on Sunday, schr Lydia Adams,
Hicks, for Boston--Tuesday, brig Mary, Adams,
for Thomaston.
Capt Harding, of the brig Paragon, from Ha-
vana, for Wiscasset, has communicated TO the
Editor of the Salem Gazette the following &C
count Of the loss Of bis vessel :--
.4bstract from the log boOk.-We sailed from
Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Friday, Feb. 9Th
but owing to scant wind returned on the morning
Of the 10Th. Saturday went to sea, and over the
shoals safe, and discharged our pilot. After
being at sea days, our provisions getting short,
and encountering several snow storms,
we concluded to bear away for the first port for
I provision. Nothing remarkable occurred tai the
| night Of 18th at p. made the land, appear
ing to be the highlands Of Cape Cod, about
miles distant. At p. NJ. came on thick snow
Storm and the wind and sea increasing, we JGdg-
ed it imprudent 70 run any further 10 leewart,
| being 50 thick net to be able to discern any
thing the leng h of the vessel ahead consulted,
| and concluded to haul TO, aud lie of and on till
morning if possible to carry sail. The wind m
creasag and sea making 50 fast, we were obi
sed to shorten sail. Al 6 we judged Race Point
| to bear about sou h, distant miles. AT lU.s.N.
/ getting IN readiness for wearing ship, she struck
on Norman's Woe, Cape Ann, aud beat over
| and went ashore on Norman's Woe. The sea
being So violent To make a fair breach over us
we concluded TO abandon the wreck as soon As
possible, which we effected by getting line
1 ashore. and hauling ashore by this line AZ
midnight we all Effected our escape from the
wreck, and got safe ashore the weather beng
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22
TO LET OR SELL

A Nd immediate possession given. small well
"A finished STORE, with shed. sc situated IN
the center Of the town Of Buxton. fl miles from
Portland, opposite The north Bapt,et meet ny
house. anl on the county road leading from New
Hampshire 70 Portland, through Seas borough and
Gorhan aud j. ~ good q stand for business n any
IN said town. For further particulars enquire =
". r. NoRToy, Portland. or SOLOMON DAVIS
near the premises.
AISO-If wanted, one half or the whole # a
two story HOUSE. with excellent Garden
spot within few rods Of the same Feb e..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-22

A LII persons indebted 20 the subscriber, whose
n terms Of credit have expired, are equested
TO make Immediate payment. II is hoped that
this call will he attended I'd that A diferezt one
will not be necessary Those notes or accounts
thar have been due six months II not paid previ-
the first Of April next, wall then be Left with
on Attorney for collection
WILLIAM HYDE.
Feb o.