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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
NJ Rates hoiden in the Clerks office of
the Superior Court OF Cha,cery for
the Winchester District the first
Monday in May 1898.
Daniel McVicker and Mary !
Ann McVicker, only survi-
wing children ofDaniel Nc
Wicker decd. and grand ne
phew and hcice of Mary p
Thompson, and Fester Nc
Wicker decd. and surviving :
brother and sister of Alfred :
McVicker decd. and v ILL :
am ehreve and Margaret
his wife, only surviving sis
ter of said Mary Thompson
and Hester McVicker decd.
Against
Archibald McVickcr, ad'mr. of Hes
ter McVicker decd. and others,
Defendants.
The defendants, Fleet Smith; IN atban
Moore, Joshua l.. Dean, Anne Kenhc-
day not having entered their appear
ance &giveh security according TO the
act OF Assembly d The rules Of this
Court. and if appearing by satisfacto-
~ evidence that they are not inhab-
itants OF this country Ills ordered,
that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the next
term, and answer the bin Of the plain
tiff; & that a copy of this order be- forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lfshed in Winchester, for tW b months
successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the court House in the said
town Of Winchester
a COpy-I'este,
DANIEL LEE. c. c. c.
May Nv.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
1000 ACRES.

n the Tract which can with convent
enCc. boil, as to wood and water, of
Which there is an abundance, be divi-
!cd INTO two on more suitable Farms.
The soil is good s peculiarly adapted
to the Culture IF our wheat staple and
other crops, whether of grain or grass,
ami run no risk in saying II il one
Of the most. if not the MOST, productive
farms in the Valley, since many years
experience and the knowledge of the
surrounding neighbors will prove and
admit il. dcsirr also {, sell about
1000 Acres ofLand,
in jefferson. lying about 2 miles from
the Shannon'iaIc +prlnSs, and five or
six from Chariestown, which may be
laid off in lots to suit purchasers-al-
5000 A GRE
m the Counties of Mason and Wood.
lying between the two Kanhawa's,
partly tcnanIcd for 5 year and
3 or 5000 Acres
ofnii'Itary Lands in the states Of Ohio,
Kentucky and Indiana.
THE sale OF all personal property
VIII take place OF the premises, Mon
day the Goth of October next, iffair,
or the next fair day, az which time the
terms vii! be made Known. All OF a.
ny OF tho lands will be sold at private
sale any time before that day;-one
third ofthe purchase money IT, be paid
In hand and the balance may be divi-
ded into three annual instruments,
beating interest from the day OF sale
and secured to my satisfaction. Pos
session will be given so far as may be
necessary for seeding tits fall and
entirely when the growing crops are
rehoved. Al persons at distance,
MT Anowins the premises 4 DESTROYS
., investing Capital in this farm are
ih,itcd 10 Vi W IL. Those iii the sur
roai'dInS coantig know it.
ucsirc also To sell a large
IoksaCK ladDUS n.
on " t>nington street III Alexandria,
formerly my residence ana now 0CCu-
pied oy John Lloyd Lsq.-lteicrence
tor The purchase oil tins House will DC
made to James l.. Mckenzie Esq. oi
the Bank oi alexandria who Is fully
;.athoiIzcd TO sell the same.
Letters directed to me viii be promt-
~ attended 10 and every information
given.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Till d Dale, Baltletown tosl Office,
Ercdci'iCs: L,uniy, Va.
Apri i9--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

EDORSOaN 10 ueCreel3k urtiEr
IL of the Superior Court of Chance
ny for the Winchester District, pro-
nounced on the / 9th day Of April 1928
I'm the case of
Robert Page, ad'mr,1
with the will annexed, ct PLAINTIFF
Laurence Butler dec'd.j
Against
Joseph Baker, late Shcr- \ =
iffo Frederick County,
to whom was committed
the administration of the .
Esta'e of Hugh ii. Nc :
kcarn deceased. Adam .
Douglas and others.
| shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton on the premises, on Monday the
9TH day of July next, tract ofland
with lis appurtenances. lying in Fred
erick county within ABOUT . miles of
Winchester, situated on both sides of
Parkin's Mil run. and adjoining JON
ATTAIN parkins, James Smith, Samuel
COlyert, and William Cochrauc's
tracts of Land. containing about two
hundred and fort! eight acres. Tn
soil Of this tract IF Land is good, AND
there Is a never failing stream pass
ing thio ugh it, on which there is a
good scite for water works of any
kind.-Should it be deemed am advan-
taSe in the sale. the land will DC SOLD
III parcels The terms of sale will be
one third OF the purchase money i'm
cash; one third TO be paid on or before
the expiration of Twelve months from
the day of the sale, and the remaining
,hird part ofthe purchase money TO
DC paid on or before the expiration
OF Two years from the day of the sale,
which two last mentioned payments
are TO be secured by bonds and perso-
nal security. payable at the times a.
bove mentioned, and in the event of
the failure on The part of the purcha-
ser to pay the said bonds us they res
pecuNcly become due, right il here.
by reserved to resell the said tract of
Land NTH its appnr,enanccs rs the a.
bore mentioned court of Clancery
may hereafter see proper To order and
direct Sale To commence at 10 o.
clock.
JOHN SEWERS, ID. NJ. For
JOHN 5. PEYT0N, NJ. w.D.
tt.ll..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
IFS ACRES.

IN point OF fertility il is excefled but by
few farms in the valley. ALSO,
A House and Lot,
adjoining the same. deem il unne-
eessary TO give description Of the H.
hove property. presenting those who
wish TO pnrchase will frat view The
premises. which will he shewn them
by Mr.. Littletou, who resides on the
farm-and The terms made known b,
application 10 the subscriber, iivins
near Daniel McPherson's Mill, Jeifer-
son county.
SAMUEL TAYLOR
Aoril ~.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Thread Laces, &c.

THE subscribers have Just reCeiv-
ed large supply of the best English
Thread Laces and tdgings of an en-
tirely new and elegant sly ic of work.
Also
Gunpowdcr ! Fresh and
imperial TEAS Of tie first
Young dyson } quality
Cheese, &C. &c.
April 20. Lane q BRONZE,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

\ BY virtue Of Decd Of Tr8st, Dated
|elhs 7sh day IL Jane 1922, and Of Re.
cord 10 thu Clerks 16S<x or the County
Courts Of Frederick i Sbepadoah, from
stephen A /. EIl-es to tie Sui ribrr, for
securing the payment Of the debt there
IN mentioned due ty 'h.said stephen A.
Elisea, to Simon A Hen. worth. will be
sold on the OH day Of July next, to the
highest bidder for ready money, before
he door Of John Jacobs Tavern in the
Town of Trout Royal, all the interest
at Stephen a. Elsea in the real estat.
Of Johu Elisea deed. which by a late
division of said real estate made b,
commissioners appointed by the Coun-
y Court of Frederick, for that pur.
pose, is part of tn lease tract where's
on the sold John Ellsea dee'd- lived,
lying near the said town Of Front Roy
al, 10 said county of Frederick, aud
CONTAINS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
so ACRES.

as oy reference 10 the report Of said
commissioners wall arpear-aiso all
he inherent Of said Stephen A. klIsea,
10 eleven slaves beiNuSlng TO said es q.
tate ii john Ellsea deed a. con, eyed
IN said Trust. Such title as la vested
IN NE by .uid trust i will convey.
u. w. SEWERS, Trustee,
June
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Washington Tavern,
Cid.
In S I q u n t o n .

10 ~ u IL " II
E%HIS very valuable establishment,
= once the property of James Ed
mondson, and now occupied by Mi
chacl CARRIER. jr. is offered for rent for
one or more years, on very liberal
tefms.-Possession will be given on
the lst day of May next. For terms
apply to
JOHN WAYT, Treasurer,
Washington Tavern Company.
April 96.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Virginia to wit:

Virginia to wit:
az Hnles holden IN the Clerks Office NJ
the Superior Court Of Caancsry for
the ~ tnchestey District The first
Bonaay in June ls2S.
Joseph Vanmeter, Ila;nt;fp
Against
Luke Tiernan and Robert ! 3
Boyce, s Wm. Boyce, Nj 9
cholas Boycc kich'd Boyce, s
Aaron Royce and Elizabeth : 3
Royce, children and heirs of {
Nicholas Bcyce, decd. Z
TIE Defendants VIM. Bo,ce. Nj
cholas Royce, Richard Boycr, aaron
Boyce, James Royce, and Elizabeth
Boyce, heirs Of Nicholas Boyce decd.
not having entered iheir appearance
and given security according 70 the
ACT OF Assembly and the Rules Of This
Court and it appearing by satisfacto-
~ evidence, that they are not inhabit-
ants OF this county II is orIeysd.
hat the said Defendants do appear
mere OF the first day ofthe next term
and answer the bill Of tic Dlaint;F.
and that acopy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub,
hshcd IN Winchester, for two months
suCCessiyely aid posted at the front
door OF the Court House in the sa;a
town of Winchester,
A Copy-Tcste.
DANIEL LEE, c. c. C.
dnuc IN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
Land for Sale

q W ILL sell on yer,
Il moderate terms, II
mall Farm adjoining
}attieto wn, containing
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
.NEGROES

stock of al! kinds. PLANTATION
U fENSiLS, a rHRESHING MA
CHINE. and most Of the Furniture,
lat.,, ,,n.,,.l,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06

Virginia to wit:
NJ Rates hOtden in the Clerks office Of
the superior Court Of Chancery for
the WincheSfer District the first
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
1000 Acres OfLand.

in jefferson. lying about miles from
the ShannondaIc +prinSs, and five OF.
SIX from ChariestowI, which may be
laid oil IN lots to suit purchasers-al-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
MARsHAL,s SALE.

DURSUANT to a decreetal order
IL of the Superior Court of Ckahcc-
ny for the Winchester District, pro-
nounced on the 18th day Of April 1928
i'm the case of
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
Up DR.. Gunnell will be at Mr..
Navy Commissioners Office.

18TH MARCH, 1923.
lie commissioners ofthe navy will receive
proposals tili the first of June next, for furnish
ing the following described American iron. or
the best quality, viz:
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

From an English WeIvshafer.
Rise, freemen, rise, tits Spain our aid de :
mands, rush ;
Quick grasp your arms, and into battle
Fierce despots march their mercenary
bands,
Combin'd the sons of liberty to crush.
'Gainst one great truth, which Heav'n it,
self inspir'd--
That nations should be ruled by gene
raj laws
alarm'd legitimates, in league conspir'd,
Proclaim their tyranny holy cause.
Truths rouse the energies which tyrants
fear meet the foe,
by these thrice arm'd we'll firmly
Whilst wives and children, our devotion
cheer, Ito go.
And cen our daughters sigh with US
Freedom the gloom OF darkness has dis
pers'd;
Man knows his rights, and, knowing.
viii maintain
The people sceptres gave in guiIeles.
trust a chain
hS y pau
10 arms, to arms Ills for the human
race
On this great crisis turns the fate Of all
Traitors to NAN would every right efface
And by one deadly scheme the world
enthral.
BY Heaven our gen'rous efforts are ap-
prov'dj tend:
The God of justice will his shield ex.
To live with liberty-to die approval,
Is nobly 10 fulfil our beings end.
Hark Liberty invokes-let's seek the
van
ihere let us glory gain or glory give
Without triumph for the rights of man,
Who, with the feelings ola man,would
live?
a schoolmaster wrote to lady,
"How comes it this delightful weather
THAT u and can't dine together"
She answered,
"My worthy friend il cannot be-
~ cannot come ill after T."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
Efects of a dill Sermon.

Nathaniel Monks the famous cock
fighter, falling asleep in the church at
Dean, in the middle of a drowsy sermon,
the beadle tapped him on the shoulder
when Monks, who was dreaming OF his
fayorile diversion,startedu p,and exclaim-
ed "black cock for ever !" which so dis.
conce rted the divine, and excited the
laughter of the congregation, that it was
some time before the former could pro,
coed in his discourse or the latter bee
come silent 10 hear him.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
SHEEP STEALING.

SE1EEf - EhLkNO.
The following is related as a truth, as
having actually taken place some years
since, near New. Haven, in the state OF
Connecticut
A man in rather INDECENT circumstan-
ces, surrounded by large family, being
entirely out of meat, had recourse to his
neighbours "a wealthy farmer) shecpfold
for relief. The ncighbor having large
aock OF sheep, did not perceive he had
lost any, until one of the fines, in the
flock, very large and fat, was missing
and counting his sheep he found he had
lost several. Unable to account for this
extraordinary loss, he resolved few
nights after to watch. About midnight,
he observed an uncommon disturbance
among the sheep, by the sudden appear
ance of man dressed in disguise. Gu
riosity ae we'll to observe the conduct Of
the person as to End him out, induced
him 10 lie still. 10 the flock there was
large ram, with whoua, il seems the
man was IN the habit Of converting as il
he had been the actual owner of the sheep.
well, MIR. Ram, says the nocturnal
sheePstealcr, 81 am come to buy another
sheep; have you any to sell i" Upon
which, he replied himself, as in the per-
son OF the ram,' Kes,I have sheep to sell.s
BY this time, the owner Of the sheep per-
ceived him to be one Of his own neigh>
uors. 'What will you take for that fak
wether 9 says the purchaser sFour
dollars replies Mr.. Ram. tThat is a
nigh price, says the man /; sbut as you
are so good as to wait on me for the pay,
| think will take him. sWell MIR.
RAM continues the honest sheep buyer,
'let us see how many sheep 1 have
bought OF you 'If l am not mistaken
says MIR. Ram 'this makes the fifth : and
then wen, on to cast up the price of the
whole, and after giving Mr.. Ram a po>
lite invitation TO call on him for his pay,
and bidding him good night, took the
wether and led him home, while the own.
or lay laughing at the novelty OF the
scene, and as highly gratifed as ifhe had
received an ample pay for the whole
A few nights afterwards when he suppo-
sed his neighbor was, nearly out of NUT.
ton, he caught the old ram, tied little
bag under his neck, and placed piece
OF paper between his horns, on which he
wrote in large letters, Il HAVE COME
FOR MY PAY Under this line he
footed up the amount of the five sheep
exactly as the neighbor had done, as be-
fore related he then took the ram to his
neighbours house, where ne tied him
near his DOOR and then went home
When the neighbour arose in the morn
ing, he was not a little surprised to find a
sheep tied to his own door but it is be.
yond words to express his establishment
when he found il was the old Ram with
whom he had lately been dealing so much
in nuttoD,vith his errand on his forehead
and the amount of the FIVE sheep accu,
rately made out, as he had done few
nights be fore in the presence Of the ram.
outiee 1t to say, he obtained the money,
and after tying i, up nice in the little bag,
and tearing the paper from his horns, set
the ram at liberty, who Immediately run
home, gingIing his money, as if proud
OF having accomplished the object OF
his errsnd-tO the ne small grati6ca-
ton OF the uwner.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
Barbados ugar and ,Iolasses.

EUSI received by the Rose.in- Bloom
~ Ii hhds prime sugar
ii do msIasses
And by the Resolution from Brazil 1000 Spsp.
ish hides ofsupcrior quality.
And IN store, 90 bales burlaps, Nos. /, 2, 8,
and q; D" tons bar iron assorted, $50 lbs soal
leather, 200 sides upper and harness, 100 calf.
SKINS, 90 doz morocco skins of various co,ors.
cochineal, 10 boxes Baltimore chocolate No l.
odo No 2, be sold at a reduced price, 1000 rs
cotton yarn assorted Nod to 10; apply TO
march IL NJ. MILLER a. SON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

good opinion of that man." "For this
reascn," he proceed, turning himselfto
particular part of the church, 81 never
had good opinion of , on, John Trott,
since you sold me those sheep,six months
ago,and have never called for the money"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
lumber. lime and \ ais.

Geo Fl. SMOOT &, Co. have on hand and
Os offer for sale at their lumber yard, on
Union street, south of Mr.. Hunters ship ward
ad adjoining the Lower ferry wharf, good
&weil assorted stock of well seasoned lumber
Fresh Thomaston lime, wrought and cut nails
which they will sell on accommodating terms
to customers. If anriI 7
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
HUMOUR.

The rev. Rowland Hill, a gentleman
Of singular humor, had retired TO ease
and independence ,as the rector of -.
Being justice ofthe peace, he was FREE
quen;ly teazed with some idle difFeren-
ces among the inhabitants sfthe place.
Not being willing TO be broken in upon by
such frivolous complaints, when the appli-
cation was made to him for some redress
of some imaginary injury, his custom was
to dismiss them with saying, "he would
send for them when he had leisure to at.
tend TO their business" The first rainy
day that next happened, he took care to
send for the parties, and received them
sitting in the porch Of the door, which
Just provided shelter for himself and the
clerk, whilst the complaints were oblig.
ed TO stand exposed to the Indictment sky,
all the while uncovered, to pay proper
respect to the Kings justice of the
peace. By this means he entirely cured
the county folks in the neighbourhood
Of liligious dispositions. His blunt man
ner of enforcing wholesome truths as a
clergyman was as remarkable as his pc.
culiarity in the commission ofthe peace.
One Sunday he was preaching on moral
duties from these words "Render there.
fore unto all their due" In explaining
his text, he observed that there were 6u-
ties which man owed to himself as well
as to others.--"And," added he, "when
they are not attended to, never have q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
" Goshen Cream Cheese. etc.

n HE subscriber has just received a fresh
supply of first quality Goshen cream cheese
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
vine bitters superior quality in bottles bv the
tozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials ; which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaca and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c are for sale usual at = store on Royal.st
next door ts The CITY hote. WIN DUNLAP
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16

fetal -o!&GIsEe aad flet ircn $500 los
10 he delivered at the navy yard at PhiIade-
phia, on ar before the LIST day Of January, 1891,
to be subject to the inspection of the yard, aud
to be paid for, on the account of delivery being
receipted by the stor ekceper, and approved by
the commanding officer, by The navy agent al
Philadelphia. lie march 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
REMOV AL.
TURTLE Sup.

4 RAMINTA WEBSTER informs her friend.
A and old customers that she has commenc.
ed serveing turtle soup, which NAV be had
regularly during the season, on MONDAYS,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at the usual hour,
IL O'Clock.
~ Soup ready for delivery this day at II
o'clork..
Picked oysters, picked Holsters, hard and
soft fresh crabs, and other refreshments of the
season will he carefully prepared and kept at
"Society Hall, corner Of Royal and Queen.sts
one square above the Gu, i!otc' q ap2s
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-16
THE FOUNT'.
INES.


Addressed by mother TO her daughter on her
sailing for a distant climate.
Farewell Though ocean roll between,
Ii cannot check a mothers prayer
Farewell Though distant intervene,
A mothers love will reach you there |!
Through midnight hours to watch and
weep, Cprsy
When winds are high to kneei and
To Him who rules the angry deep
Whom storms attends land winds obey
Oh these are trials those must bear,
Who those they love 10 seas consipp
And now | feel these hours OF care
These midnight, musings mus, be
mine
Fare 'rell but oh remember still,
That there are hearts, though distant,
true
In every change Of good or iii,
That beat with war NEST hopes for you.
Farewell for on that word of pain,
Afflicted memory long must dwell;
BE good--be happy-once again,
God bless and prosper you-fareweli!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09
LEVI STOWELL.

Counsellor and Attorney al Lac,
HAVING removed u Paris, IN W. county
Of Oxford, will endezvor 90 give suitable
attention 70 any business, which bis friends may
be pleased 10 eutrust 10 his care
Paris, Nov Is, 1873
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09
Bolingbrokses, ChnchiHis, Bon
nets d Ftrs.
CHARLES FROST


Hes rsrcfrtd, ~ ihs Bgrga ~ aaa Igsf sIors.
70 Z, EhcHAvDn -TEnrri FpKrLAsp
A VERY extensive assortment Of Ladies Chin.
N chilli CAPS,
Misses do dol
ladies Beaver BONNETS.
Ostrich Plunes, black and druh
Elegant Fur Trimmings almost every drseriptior.
sable Muiis and Tippess;
Bear do do
Gentlemens Fur Seal Caps:
DO. Imitation wv.
onfhs DO. do
Mems and Boys low priced Fur Gaps and
Jockeys
Gentiemcns super6ne Beaver Hats
DO. Imitation az. az.
Youths DO. 90. a..
Mems and Boys Felt do
Boys Morocco o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09
School Books.

CCuOOl bOOhS.
Morses' New School Geogra-
ply and Aliases, ancient and modern.
w helpley's Compend of His
tory.
Perry's improved Spelling
Book, Boston edition.
Noyes' System of Writing,
and ruled Writing Books.
Art of Reading.
Staniford's Practical Arith-
metic, including a system Of Book Keeping
Bridgewater Collection OF
Church Music, 18th edition
The stereotype School Bible,
and New Testament
For sale By the Booksellers,
in Portland SacO-Braaspick WaterriHe-
HallOlreg--BangOr- BuckYOrt- Wiscassef---
Bath, &c. CIV Nor 8. 1893.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09

VT Court " PROBATE tsld ~ PoTtlasd Eithia and
Jor ths County Of CirHsbsrland On thr third Tuer-
day Of -N0rsHibsr, ~ tie year of or Lord sirh-
teen hlEndrsa and treHtl-fbrtg
MI OSEs QUiNBY and SILVANUS HIGGINS,
- administrators Of the estate 0f John Taber.
are q said Ponland. merchant. deceased, having
presented their hEzt accounts 81 aduinisiTzAon Il
tive estate Of said deceased
Ordered, That the said adninistrators give noaics
70 All persons interested, by causing copy Wy ths
order 70 be published three weeks successipelv in
me Portland Gazette printed " Portland. that ihev
nay appeaF at Pr0baie Court co he held ~ sHid
Portland, On the thina Tuesday Of December next.
AZ zen q Inc clock in Che forenoon and shea cause
lowed.
"A tue copy.
Attest Hcrafi0 SoUthEats. Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-09

erin addition TO the above there
will Be constantly kept on hand a coed
ssscFtment ~ BOLT IRON, for vessels use
ali kinds Of Ro and Plates, sui Hoop iron.
-fiso-Ali kinds Of STEEL. viz.
Cast steel Biktersd, German, swsaes. m
bars and tuhs. with good assortment II
CROB.fRS g. PLOUGH .MOULDS.
Country Traders that deal n this article
may find u 10 thei interest to call ana por.
chase here. m preference to going 10 Boston.
zs they may ssvs the expence Of their journey.
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