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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
VIRGINIA:
1T q Superior Court Of

O|EHHCeF9J HOtGcV w N9CNNiolad, II1TcH
The 1874, 1904.
BETWEEN
Price and sandilse of the city of Richmond,
AND plaintiffs !
Alexander S. Outlaw, junior and Alexander
Outlaw, senior, defendants
the defendants not having entered their APP
Pearance and given security according to the
a6 OF assembly and the rules Of ths court, and
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of he court that
they are not inhabiian of this country On the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, II is or
deIe9, thar the said defendants do appear here on
the frSt day oftne next September term, and an
swer the bill ofthe plaintiffs and that copy of
this order BE- forthwith inserted in some neyvspa-
per IN the city o( Richmond for ,wo months sue.
cessvely, and posted the front door OF the CAPT
tol n tine said CRY.
Copy,
Teste,
4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
AT a meeting of the Com.

missionsrs appointed b. the Legislature of this
commonwealth, 10 receive subscriptions in the city
OF Richmond. under " An II for Incorporating
the BANK o. PIRG[NL4"-prssent, Edward
Caring Chairman Joseph Gallego, Robert
Pollard, George Jefferson, p. n Nich1las, John
Brockerbrough, Thomas Rutherford, BENJAMIN
thatcher and lanes +. Leitch
lst. Resolved, hat Books be opened at The
Capitol. on she FIRST Monday in May next, to re-
ceive subscriptions pursuant to the said act
ID Resolved, with the consent of the Trea.
surer' Of the SKATE. TIA. the payments be made
iii the Frea3ury Office, and that the persons so
ying' upon exhibiting the Treasurer's receip,
shall he admitted to adbscribe their names on the
commissioners books.
Sd. Resolved, that Edward Darlington, 10.
sePh Cailsgo and John Drockenbrougn ne ap.
pointed Committee to mostly the foregoing re-
solutions IN Two public gazet'es of tins city, once
week, from ',ie present time till the FIRST Mon.
day in May nex.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
BANK Biz.

'HE as, passed by The General Assembly Of
Virginia, for establishing Bank in the City
Of Richmond, is just published aud for Sac ~
his o.GSs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-21
EDWARD DARLINGTON.
JOSEPH CALICO.
TnNTAT Il

JONIN bN ONNENBKUUJH.
18th March. 1904. rwt1 AT
For the mutual accommodation oe Inc Trea.
surer and the persons meaning to subscribe, he
treasurer will receive the r,oney.at any time pre.
Yiors to the day appointed for opening the Books
by tie commissioners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
FIve Hundred D0llars REGARD.
March 10, 1901.

IL Exc give notice. in general to every t,er-
4 4 son or persons, as far IS this paper can
reaeh, or any other printer in the the United
States as will be so obliging to give place for
TINS advertisements, in their own public paner. in
order 1t any man, woman or child above the
years OF maturity, ifthey know Thar was in A.
Jan Tor debt or any swindling, or For any crime
or ROBUSTNESS whatsoever; if the will Gene for
ward and bring q certificate well authenticated
from any jail or jaors, or any magistra,r nd
prove the above charges, they shall receive the
above reward Of Ave hundred dollars. from me-
John Beale 1t is seven or eight and t,yentv
years that have been in the United St,,e.
Within that time am sure that there L. NO ce,,-
tleman, or man of credit or honor. that "a,
bring any certificate OF any charges before r,en-
toned. or much more advance such language or
even giving such hint. l dare anv man rs
wealth 10 use the aforesaid language or h;nt
But any swndler or rasca, being Iaet frnr,
Charleston, or Europe, or any Other place, also
defy them TO fetch such certificate / disre-,rd
them and they are beneath my notice, being mil.
~ OF any dirty a6t every dirty act, .ucS -.
making ever all their wealth. in order TO defraud
their creditors. and then GO before the Justice of
TINS word which represents that of Gcd. and
take the cath OF insolvency they canno, be any
thing else but swindlers and villains. Those
swindling villains dont think no more OF swallbv-
ing an oath than 70 swallow a glass of the best
Madeira wine; and then judging oiher honest
people by themselves. Gentlemen what do YOU
call this Don't you call this swindling and per-
jury For my part, in my weak opinion. I do.
And this IS the reason thar God keeps them al.
ways poor and miserable, and nearly ALWAYS in a,
state OF starvation. And thank God encrease
more and more in wealth. ar,r; ih;s is ,!s;, ;,.
lousy and nothing else, that they have apainst
me; and every person hat knows their cbarac
tiers, knows very well with propriety that those
villains credit Is not worth Tie dirt that by mis-
fortune may trample with my shoes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

II HOWEVER unpleasant it may be 10
il i me to intrude my humble name up
on the attention Of the public, yet duty
which owe to myself, as we'll as my ia
mily and friends. require that l should
take some means to correct erroneous and
injurious reports, which have been circu.
lated with respect to my conduct III de-
te6ting and preventing the execution of a
dangerous plot against the interest of The
public at large. And this appears the
more necessary, as the destruction of my
reputation seems to be the principal thing
relied on to defeat the operation of The law.
A circumstantial detail of that affair Will
perhaps be more proper III court OF JUS
tce than at this time in newspaper.
shall therefore state merely what | think
necessary to efIace those false impressi-
ons which erroneous tales, conIectures,
surmises and inuendos may have made TO
my prejudice.
In the month OF OGtober last, overtures
were made 20 me to engrave plates TO coun'
terfet the notes of the u. States depart
ment Banks These overtures were made
with the most insiRuating address. and by
a person whose manner and appear
ance was well calculated To engage conf
dence. Wealth was offered To me tn gra
tify my avarice, honours were promised
to CRAFTY my vanity, pleasures were pro-
posed to engage my passions and power
and influence pledged to protect me in all
my enioyments. was de- ernip-tl, how
ever, 10 resist all his opportunities: yet,
considering that was possessed OF his Sc
cret, the discovery OF which he knew
would ruin his reputation, thought NV
self unsafe If | did dot appear To- him TO
comply with his wishes. therefore gave
him to understand that l might do the
work, but put him off from time to time
until could determine what means were
best to prevent crime Of so destructive
a nature. In order to this, consulted
with gentlemen Of honor and talents,
whose direction could safely follow
The government has been duty appraised
Of every step which have taken in this
business, and the following latter from the
Governor will shew in what light my con-
duct is viewed by the Executive, who GER
tainly possess the best information Of the
affair. SAMUEL BROOKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

following fees Shall be allowed and paid
by the party respectively, that is TO say !:
To every supervisor for examining the
transcripts of land sold, twenty five cents !;
ior receiving payment of The tax, charges
and costs for which any tract of land, or
lot, may have been sold in whole, or i'm
part, Fifty cents; and for filing certti-
cate or receipt of the collector or deposit
ed by the purchaser, or original proprie-
tor, six cents;
To The marshal of the court, one dollar
for preparing and executing deed.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker Of TIE House Of REPRESENTATIVES.
A. BURR, Tice President ofthe
United Sfa'es, and President el"the Senate.
March 8, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL : JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

'e are told, has discovered msth7d o.
eaectuniiy preserving trees in blossom
from the fatal effects Of those (rosts WHICH
sometimes in the Spring destroy the mas,
promising hopes ola plentiful crop of fyu;,.
HI method Is extremely simple. Hc sur
rounds the. trunk OF the ire. IL blossom
with wisp oc straw or hemn. The end
OF this he sinks, By means of stone tied
to it, in vessel offspring water, at little
distance from the tree. One vessel Will
conveniently serve two trees; or the cord
may be heightened so as to surround Sc.
veral, before its end is plunged into tn.
water. 1t is necessary that the vessel be
placed in an open situation and by no
means shaded by the branches Of the
neighbouring trees, that the frost may
produce all its fleets on the water, by
means Of The cord communicating with it
This precaution is particularly necessary
for those trees the flowers Of which ap
pear nearly al the same time as the leaves;
which trees are peculiarly exposed 10 the
ravaees of the frost. The proofs of its
efficacy, which he had an opportunity Of
observing in the Spring of 1887, were re
markablv stril;ing-Seven apricot cspil-
lers in his garden began to blossom in The
month Of March. Fearing that they would
suffer from the late frosls, he surrounded
them with cords as above direGlcd. IN
effect, pretty sharp fros's took place six
or eight nights--,he apricot trees III the
neighbouring gardens were al frozen, and
none of them produced any fOit, whilst
each of the Chevaier's produced fruit in
abundance, which come to the greatest
perfection.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Ricbmond, Abrh 20, 1904.


SIR,
As you have now 70 complete
ly accomplished the important bu
fneGs of detecting the forgeries Of
Thomas Logwood, whole feducing
arts to gain your anifance as an
engraver ofhis plates, you not only
reGHed, but vi-tuouny di(covered
to the executive; and then patrio
tica'ly complied with their wines
in the hazardous execution Of the
plan fo~ procuring legal proof Of
his forging x pa1iog certain notes
offeve al Of the branch banks ofthe
United States have now to re-
queG that you will 60 on with the
work Of engraving the fcals for the
di}r;a court, in which you had OBJ
IigingIy engaged, when the exc
cutive confeuted that it ihould be
fulpended ill you could accomplish
a work Of more general impor-
lance. The council at their hrG
full board will conGder the merito.
rious fsrvices you have performed.
In the mean time, can only thank
you for myfelf and in behalf Of
them and our country, and exprers
my with, that this fate and the IT,
nited States, and every bank with
in them, may reward your faithful
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
Rickn319, SniierviSoi''s Office,
dhrH 2Oth, 1904.
Notice is hereby given,

TO - = % ~ VI,
that the transcripts required 20 he obtain.
ed by the subioincd Acl o. Congress. are
already in this Office, open 70 the iuspec-
ton of all concerned and VIII remain so
in whatever hands the office shall DC trans
terred 70. This occasion is embraced TO
remind those whose lands may have been
Liable to BE- sold for non-Paymeut of the
d.recl tax, tina, the sales in this state, were
carried into cfircl, generally, within tho
month Of December, 1902
The time of redemption will expire within
December next.
At f. CARRINGTON,
Supervisor of the dist. of Virg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

cervices and that the focicty ofvir-
tuous eng-avers in Philadelphia,
may give you golden medal, as
proof of their regard for your in
tegrity.
l am, Sir,
Your ob't. serv't.
JOHN PAGE.
Mr.. SamYsf Bro0kt,
FngraVer, Ricbmond.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25

Twill take p 40 for the feafon of & mare
provided the money is paid By the Ian davof
July. EDWARD JORDAN.
THOMAS JONES, fen.
March 10, 1901. w3t
Certificate AT the request of Mr.. Edw'd Jor.
dan, =" no has lately purchased the imported horse
Whip, do certify that the said horse has stoo d
Tor the two last seasons within ours. of mile
OF my residence, that have seen in the pastures
attached TO his stand, during the last .ason, &C.
verai colts & hes at time lat least dozen in
nnn'ber) got by him, equal and in my opinion SUI.
Psrior IN point of form and size TO any equal
number have ever seen, got by other horses-I
also believe him to be sure foal getter as any
morse IN America. Any gentleman in this neIgh.
oornood who may accord with me in opinion,
will do no more than Justice to the reputation
OF the horse and also oblige Mr. Jordan, by add
ing their Signature GEORGE KUFFiN.
Prince George county. Dec. IL, 1868.
Ea''ard Rn.bia, Peter Ehps, .Jo5n frey, 7zomus
Gan.t Reace RolliGg'. B,iSs Feaves, Vaa Leonard.
Jas Z. HaG6ard. Ea1pard 4Garkes. Tesse Heath,
Jo5a Jones, I'm Gale, .fobn Msrkes, Roger 4,kin-
san ZOOS. Gary, Nm. Clorer, leo. Morrison, Tohn
6Gfs S'eriiH9 Gary, Iames Curetor, .To5s L. Heath.
Sttib Gregory, Eos. Ford, Geo Cocle Isaac Hin.
James Gocte. " Fps, Fed Il. Bane.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Mr.. PLEASANTS,

Arrrcus" shall appear in our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
IN COUNCIL, MAReg nm. 1eoh.

IN COUNCIL, MARcH nm, 1904.
IT Is ADVISED,
That each company Of Cavalry
raised, or hereafter to be raised, in this
commonwealth, be deemed complete
whenever for such company, there shall
be Unlisted thirty-two men rank and hle
that no troop Of Cavalry shall in number
exceed sixty-four, such troops excepted
as now exceed that number.
DAM. l.. HYLTON,
clerk offhc Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-25
Notice to the Public.

N/HOkVR finds himself in possession of 2
W Bank Bill of No 1863 deposi,ed and dis
counted At Savannah. 10 the order of los Ma
brshan, or Habersham, president thereof but
do not know whether spell Nabirsham right :;
perhaps could not make it out well III reading
II. This note is the sum of twenty dollars, and
1t the note IL terched before me, there is not the
least doubt AT all that 1 can swear and prove
whether t is the same note or not Also. two
other Bank Bills. each of twenty dollars. of IN.
Bank OF North America, one is the number Of
o78l, August 5th or either 18th, as cannot
make out the figures the date of the year is 1895.
The other one is number 5000, November 10Th
day, lSUO. All of these three Bank Bills are
rank counterfeit; and if they are brought before
me, John Beale, 7 shall be able 70 swear and
prove whether they ,he same bills or NOT be-
fore God and men, These three bills have been
passed by one Of these swindng villains that [
here before alluded TO and l can swear and
prove, that he knew positively that they were
counterfeit and when he had passed those three
Bank Bills. knowing them to be counterfeit. if
he Is not sent to the Penitentiarv for such yHain
NY had but very little Judgment before, but then
would certainly say, that have great deal less.
! Gentlemen, what more proof do YOU want of his
vlaIny II you want siore. 7.ill give it to yon
Him and his two brothershave swinded Eneland's
government and not only that, but the United
States,b by perluring themselves The particulars
fperjuvy will not specify in full, because they
may take the hint and clear themselves from the
reach of the United STATES law, and bv thar
means they may escape unpunished But viii
get another witness in Richmond as soon sg nos.
sible, who now re,ides in New York as he knows
well the particulars, perhaps better then VIVA,
am informed.
JOHN BEALE.
Richmond, April 18Th, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

From TIE New. Bedford Columbian Courier.
.***~IIow often does the human heart, IN
f.nibly melt at the Eight Of another's woe, par
ticu,arly when afflicted with diitreiIes tinar to
;ts own does no. this Efficiently prove the ex-
,t-nce Of the divinity within US, and that moth
ing but the interference Of Satanic influence,
could render us under any circumit!nces' even
,ne mott profperous as to the riches OF TINS
world, infenGble to the ditrefes Of others. Is
it not good therefore, that we are iomesnes at
aiaed' Does it not keep feensly al G,F the
Chriitian virtues, and hou!d we not, IT uttered
to be entirely exempt from fuacrings ourseives,
be prone to hardncis Of heart, and more aoie
to ADM, and give way to temptation If th's is
true, and nc po!ibl: rcafonins can DC aaaa n,
towards its contradiction, let US patiently tub
NIT to the difpenfatons of the ali wife DEGREES
of Heaven, and fcrvcns!y kits the rod and a.
dore. This determination will Fl US tor the
delightful employment Of adm'n,!serlss 20 .ss
of angels and faints, hereafter IN heaven. bie"-
ed profpett. rHiLANrhRofiSi
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
dgrieu!turai.

Hs4v 10 improve inpovtri@sd Land
opnt in two fncc.i:ye crops OF tuck-whea''
and when in bloom, plow them down this may
be done In one ieafon, and in the tall low your
wheat OF rye, and YOU cannot tan OF having a
promiGng crop of grain the next year"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
EOyIOW ADTERIISEMENl.

William Tuckermar',
No. s., Stcts-Stresf, BOSTON,
UNIFORMS his friends in the Diitriet or
Maine and the Public in general that oy inc TAI
+hos Which are anticipated IN all the month OK Sepem
Ter he (al receive from the rsAnuactorsss o. oao'
Brilo birmingham. She fed and AmterdAm An e~'s"
tive and general aIor,mcnt OF
Iyounronge,y, Rard-Warf, Ssda!fry'
AND
Cutlery GOODS,
,;b y. Is determined to fell the ben terms Tor Cam
or annroysd credit, (aml fEgsa 20.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
DuBLIc notice is hereby given, tia

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that
Il The conRitu,i.g and cor.ccraon OF the fi ~ "a
GO2tAN LODGE, aud the ritai'ton OF The officers
thereof by the hon. and R. W. WOODBURY. SiokEk'
efq DiAria Deputy Grand MaHer tor the N'"ih Ma
fonc Dict in this Commonwealth, Will take P &C on
Tu. Elay 18Th of Septenbsr uext al O'Clock, A. M at
the meeting houfe in Frybuig which time and Place
divine lerv,ce viii be performed
The Brc heren OF the craft invited TO attend with
Maion,e oathing
AMOS JONES COOK feeresary.
Ay, H. T.,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

$4,000 Tiekets at DOLE
suh;c 10 deduction Of "a IA per cent. on payment OF
prizes. . ru.: a....
Capital p,izes derermnab'e on the following Gays;
-: 500 dollars.
FrR drawn on the 9Th, 1900
Firt drawn on the 10Th, 'ooo
FirR drawn on the i5tb, 1000
F;r,} drawn on the soth, 1000
Firll drawn on the a5sh, 10000
Firll drawn on the goth, aooo
-Four hundred ticket. ha be conhdered as one complete
s,v, work and the fortunate Blanks Gall be determined
at tina, rate of drawings whether greater or lei' number
come OUT OF the wheels in one. or more days.
'noe who arc ,e need be faid by U.s. 20
inlure their continuance in we'll doing.
To fortunate advcnurers, We are or'ef TO decxe, "'
m lottery whatever holds out farer chance ioF eao
than this preenng 70 Macy capital prizes WIN
the fna number Of tickets. and determnsne Q" inc iA
20 o,,nc;rrs. THOMAS TtOMPSoN,)
THOMAS MARTIN, I Ms"Sg"''
ELIJAH HALL,
An early day will be appointed Tor draw'n.,
'' Pe,fsub, Nv Hl July -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03


andetions Pits,
Bateman's PeGoral Drops,
Bottoms Erisih Oil.
Bri,ifh Herb Snuff,
Cepilalic Snuff, -4ie
Cuudell's Balism Honey,
Colts foot Lo,enges.
Coolys Rhepmat,c, &c.
Bilious Pills.
Eifcuce cs Peppermint,
do Muaard.
Cpdfreys Cordial.
Clais', Maenef'a,
Hooper's Feasle Pi Is,
Haarlems Oil,
James Fever Powders,
Portland. Sng. "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
.Xkt.a IaseMs.

IS pabihed every s1saSe,, by Z. A. jerks, stthe
prias.ng ofsce, No ?, Fys-Sbs's, PosrIASD where
subscriptions, advertisements commpn'eslions' exc
are received with attention THE price, 10 country
fsbicriber w.o receive their rapers the ci'ce, or
in packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR FUZZY
CENTS a ysar.-sT Subscribers who live ~ town
aad hoie whcfc papers are !caied and FOR" aded pa
ra,e,y, will be charged Two DOLLARS year
~ !vs,fs,, will derive peculiar advantages as Their
lavors will DC pub;lhsd t~hout extra price, bo'h ~
tai. paper, and il T5pyjays CoMatseiAt CAzafrs'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
$500 -
NOTICE.

THE fuhferiber hereby gives pubic notice to all con-
l cern.d that ne has been duly apronfed and hss
taken upon h, ref the tru adnniA' atrix On the
cfa,c of JACOB BROWN, late Of Cape Elizaheth, IN
the county OF Cumber and yeoman, decested by
by eivn: bond as the law directs tie thu refore feautt
AL perons who are indebted TO a'a deesaieds t"ae' 10
,,ale imnitd payment and thotc who have any de-
n,ands thereon 10 exhibit The Tame TO
'''''N' ELiZABETH BROWN.
CabsEza5-fb, Dig ~, 1874
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
PAT ENJ MEDICINES.
JENpV Il NIIpFF

HENRY +. DUPEE, III
|HAS un received and offers for iale
i L at his nore in Foe Street.. directly oppohts
the head of insrahams Wharf-Aifo at MS houte n
sfisse S.yea a General Allotment CT PATENT MtOA
ClNES among whieh arc.
Botanical SYRUP,
Tor the of scorbs,c, Leprous AID serou'ous com
paints AID various ether silo,ders which the human
body Is fua iect to.-Alio,,
The Nervous Cordial,
Fer the nervens, conumpve, and thofe " deb'tated
contributions. Invented and prepa cd by ~ S'ssam
D. a. member of the MA,ichai College OF fhy-
hciln:, Aberdeen.
- spiiibury's Drops,
For 'h- Curry, gout, rheumat'in aud nervous COM
plants, &c.
Hill's Genuine Peetoral BALKAN OF Homer,
For the OF coughs colds alna. aod eon'umpuons.
is the eate prelerver of the lungs d,ieovced
and contains all the ang foftening audi oth'ns aaa
tics OF that ianbrious extract of flowers, called honey.
. Genuine Patent Scotch Ointment, =
FOR eaan.asis fafsty expedition cafe and certainty
nfaeIy hyperion any o.-. :acdc;nr for The cure
Of the Itch
Ching's Worm Dearoying Lozenges,
For ts pain in The fsomach pains in the head or fde
and for pale, lansud. ard cniaciAred appearances IN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
Miniature Painting.

T AIDES and Gentlemen who may with for coried
Il LIKENESsES, hAndfoneiy painted in Miniature,
have now an opportunity of procuring them, by apply
ing pecdily the fuhfciber, at Capt JOB" NfL'e9"
Free street where specimens OF IS pain ing may be Teen
N HANCOCK.
Portland .fgc II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO.
~ ..,..,n,;. ,s r1s,,au lem,us u 1o5a 1.otos, was
,utua,,y d;oved on the cd infant. All perlons ia
deb,ed 70 fd FIRM. are rsqnsed make INN date fe'
clement.
Portland, .4sg. s, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
ROBERT Fl. SMITH,

ROBERT Fl. SMITH,
IT. RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
IN the public tina, ne has fa.c a. the Ggn Of the
iuIian Chief Fiil,-lreet, Portland,
1000 W.T.. Pigtail TOBACCO
2ooo do. Figg do.
One hundred tlou{and SECARS;
conitant fuppy Of scotch, Rappee and
Maccaboa SNUFF-for cath OF approved notes.
Tobacco or Sn thai dos5 not pr0s good nay Sc re-
turned and The money repaid.
Portland. Aug. 90. -
CABLES and CORDdCE,
r1op fhp of three hundred tons or for two tmaier
v.Geis, car be iupplied fhort notice and on rea-
'''N a. ANCHORS and KEDGES,
oft6s tolloaUias rusigbt
Observation-Disclosures
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Jefuit's Drops
Kenncdy's Corn Pla;Rer,
Lockyer's Pills
Lees Bilious Pills,
Pearls Peppermint, aud
Ginger,
Pcngen. Smelling Bottles,
Pedc raj Lozengtso OF Toiu.
Pusging sugar Cakes for
denroyins worms,
Steer's Opodeldoc.
.Sluire's Grand Elixir,
Ssough,on'. E iIr Masanm
stomachicum.s
Turiiug,or's BALKAN OF Life
Whitehead's Mullard pills