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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

thcy topped 70 pals the night at a houf.
on the road, iu1 as the negroes belonging
to the owner of the place, were returning
from their labor in the field: One Of then
proved 10 BE- the huiband Of the womar.-
They had been torn aAunder two years be
fore in Africa They met in this dht1nt
cline, and with fueh emotions Of Joy, mix
ed with bitterness and grief, on the recol-
leaion Of their Pait and prcfent condition,
it may BE more eahly conceived than des
cribed They Aew to each other a1ked
an hundred eager euetions, and looking
at tie fpcCtator5, who fympathized IN then
feelings, declared they would never more be
parted. Mr.. b. who was man Of human
ity, was prrlent at the affecting lcene.
he Immediately offered the owner Of the
hufband to fell the wife, or to purchatc the
huiband, but in vain He then offered two
negroes for the man, but the wretch would
do neither. The momentary plealure the
poor Creatures experienced when Mr.. B.
was endeavorng 70 prevent their being a
gain ieparated, was converted into frantic
agony, when they faw nothing would avail.
All who were pretent, black and white, u
nited in entreaties anI every eye but the
mifcreant owner of the huiband was in
tears. Nothing would foften his obdurate
heart and the unhappy victims Of his cru
city, were ltcond time literally torn asun-
der.
Ty9v. m. ~ OF IS Mr.. SAMUEL.
Ro8sErER, Of Great Darlington, Ms. hav-
ing been obliged, by the fraud which the
Sufquehannah Land biyott, 10 called prac-
tiled upon him, reluctantly TO take The ben
eft Of the inGolvent act, having in a meat
urc reinfated himfelf, now advertilcs that,
if his former creditors will call on him in
this month, they fall be paid to their tat
isfa6fion, with his fncere thanks.
IN boasf mans tie nabl5f 40arE Of G5d."
rEAcuAM (Verm5n) OCT. IS.
The votes for Governor, as reported by
the committee of canvahtrs, ii the feveral
towns in this tate, are:
For Governor Tichenor, 9G63
For Judge Robinlon, S269
Federal majority, 1903
The majority for 1t Gov. Brigham is
$500 and for Benjamin Swan, Efq. Trea-
futo-, 5440. Adam Leland, Il 70. demo }
is Speaker of the Houfe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

would be, that they are anti-fePubhcan and
dangerous"
A Mort abfraa Of thcfe fentimcnts, is,
that they who know nothing, are the bet
qualified 10 be public teachers. "A man
whole interct is concerned in the preferva-
ton of government, will be fwift to dettroy
it-Another, who has not iIercit in 1t, will
hug il to his bofom, and defend it with his
Tfe!-One would think that Parton Gri(-
void had got back again. .-C0nc0ra fGPe'.
The friends of Mr. Jefftrfon begin to be in
ferrous trouble about the 9Th volume OF the
life of Warrington, which is loon to appear.
The Ath volume concluded with the militia
ry career Of the General In the fifth We
expect an account Of his civil admnit-
tration. It is not Grange therefore, that
the correspondent Of Mazzei and Pane,
and thofe who have been partakers in his
iniquity, fhould feel unulual lolicitude upon
this occafon.-Ont of MIR. IeiFerlOn's edl-
tors at Richmond is endeavoring to pre-
pare his readers for the lhock which be
tuPpoles the character Of his oracle IS about
to receive. He conclsdes a number OF re-
marks upon the fubject by faying. " 1t is
the fettled conviction of our understanding
that the materials of the political life OF
Warrington fhouId have hept in manufarip.,
and that the fifth volume ihould not have
feen the light before the middle If dc PIE
ftnt century" We have not the Leaf
doubt of the Grcerity Of this declaration
Mr.. Jefrerfoa, would be willing TO give
more money than he paid to Calender for
writing the " Prglfea b:t5rc Us" if by thar
means he could PoltPone the publication Of
A correct hilory Of Wafhington's admini(-
tration until the middle OF the Prl(ent cen
tury How far Mr.. Marfhall's hit0ry will
90 in treating Of the conduct of certain
men who made confpicuous figure during
that administration, we know not. The
folicitude Of Mr.. Jefferfon's friends fhows
that they are well aware Of what can be
done ~. S. G0z.1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

Exfr.9 ia letter fran a esYtlcgruI n car
Eis, 10 bis friend IN Ne,uirt, dlts! july,
1909.
While cn this fubjea he Importation Of
negrocs) will rel.ta an aF-ctat an:cdote,
which came to my knowlaIg. yeterday.
Nv neish5or, Mr.. 3. hal pnrchated twen-
- of that unfortunate race few weeks ago
IN Charetto7, among whom was woman
about % years Of age. On Il way home
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
PHILAcELPHIA, OCT, as.

The Senate of this fate IS competed of Z !;
members. 1t IS now afcertained that % of
this number are confitutionaliits, and nine
rcvolutionifs. We are therefore iurc Of a
handlome majority ii both heIles. Out Of
the tx conltitutionalits cholcn this year,
four are con!.itutionalits.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
The following does not augur much il

The following does not lugur much in
favor Of democracy;
Nc7O 1-,rF, NJ. !.
On the 24th of Oct. the officers Of Col.
Elmendorph's regiment of militia gave a
public entertainments to Gov. Lewis, and
Mr. Liyingfon, late Minifer to the French
Court when the following to4ts, among
others, were drank
Our Liberty, acquired BY tie blood a u labars
ot our patriots-Niay We never be deprived Of il bv
the Vaccinations Of demagogucs"
The Leglature Of the Union; and Of the differ.
ent States-May they have fpirit to tpurn the pre-
lumPtuous arr9g17;s Of 4J6Diag individuals"
May the violence Of party rage be moderated
and men TO longer eea7'=sa7-1 tL- -a--ir . -az---v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

BOSTON, NOV. 4.
Thurlday laf being the anniversary CT
the birth Of the Hon. JOHN ADAMS,
efq a number Of the inhabinants Of Quin-
cy and its ncighboring towns, afembed
together to commemorate the day :-Hav-
ing waited on Mr.. ADAMS, and congratu-
lated him on his health, and aHured him of
their attachment TO his perfon and charac-
ter, repaired 70 Newcomb's Tavern and
Partook Of Dinner, provided for the the oc-
caion. "A number Of appropriate and pat
riotc Toafs were drank,
Sir W Scott, held court a; London ~
the 18th Of Sept to try the cafes of fever
al neutral veflls. The Franklin, (which
hid been a French vefoI, but purchafed BY
the Mehrs Bells, Of Amer;ca, and falling
under certificate, was claimed, with her
cargo, as neutral property failors had
fworn they believed the property belonged
to Mehrs. GraySEof Bordeaux. The plain
titfs alledged the failors depofed in fuch a
manner from revenge, becaufe they had
been imprifoned for deiertion p,eviou1y 10
the lhip's falling. The captors pretended
that W. Bell, Of London, Britilh fubie6t,
was ore Of the owners, ana therefore the
voyage illegal. 1t was anfwered, he was
merly all agent for his brother. The cafe
was reierved for further proof,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

Noyfit. Or. Io. 1t IS Rated in letter
from Baltimore to a gentleman in this place,
that Mr. Munroc, our Minifer at London,
has. in his difpatcENes 70 the Government
Of the United States recommended an I'M
mediate declaration Of war againtt Spain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
An Evening School,

w Ill be commenced, at So D ,i sss: on Il :
hrlt Alonday OF Novunb6r; vhcrs will be Poo
particular attention e Rcadioy, Nriuug, and nm
ncc,tu7 three Io.larl Per guar tc- nne half pad -
entrance. Etrtlart, Nv. A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
To Let,

ONE half of three hoTy Brick Dwelling
HOUSE, ftuated IN Ee4er1l Street for terms,
Apply 70
THANKFUL STCVER. No-..Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
10 Let.

\ Convenient DWELLING HoUra pealantly ltpated
IN G,as7 Stre-t with Barn, Wood houie, and Sta
lie Particulars, apply u
Na-. WILLIAM BROWN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
Nati5nrl Rel 7r5-,

C5.nc7lem.-RePre(rntatives 70 9th Con-
grei., Hon Timothy Pltkin Jun. EfQ and
Lewis 3. Sturges Efq. in the place Of the
Hon. Mehrs. Gri(wold and Goddard reign
ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
lnterefing to Merchants.
&C N11tx oeht II 30

ANoHL~'3 TX 1 ' C~N
"The late conduct OF the Engitl1 to-
wards the American flag BY detaning and
carrying into England All the American
vehels bound to the ports Of France and
Holland, leems 70 have been but a tempora-
ry mealure feveral vefels under that pre-.
dicament have been releafed and arrived
at their deitination. -Four American vef-
fes, the Calliope and Eliza from New
York, the Mary from Bottom, and :he Pal
las from Charefown, have alto iuR enter
ed our river, after having been vfited by
the Enghfh cruifers. Their cargoes con-
Gft Of Sugar, Coffee, Cotton, Tobacco
We haiten to imPart this intelligence for
your tranquility"
The above intereling Extra13 IS from a
letter received in town alt evening, and we
can vouch for its authenticay.-B9fss Rep
The frH FELTON, Of the ninth Congrefs,
will commence at Warrington, on the
hrlt Monday OF December
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
Federal majority,

The majority for 1t Gov. Brigham is
$500 and for Benjamin Swan, Efq. Trea-
furv-, 3440. Adam Leland, EfQ. lden,o.}
is Speaker Of the Houfe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11
D0rtlan0.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1905.

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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-11

rEAcHAM (Vsrm3nt) OCT. IS.
The votes for Governor, as reported BY
the committee Of canvahtrs, il the feveral
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
WILLIAM pRIcHARD,

(, FFER ratAne+ gf 7-er ttyeniy year5 in tie City
a q Pia5ssoad, 4 Be9k.l:A and Stgfio1.y, Of
fer. 9i5 zg5,i. STOCk IN TRADE FOR s4La, eiA5s-
r. iil.iA41 gVLo might incline 10 egiIL tya!,a IN
f59 lines, 10 tie bs It reduced p,.s t5aa IN
say Cis eff5s UJi:ei S:ates.
u e.y 3aa qobo NIGH 7Vj6 70 beeor- bis f..e.l5r,
tie msf advantageous fer15 eu04g be g9cys2-5.s3 qs
rgsZld net oriy ylave permanent btf lucrative ea6
ifen: liz f5;s isfregfgg Eitys TB9f, fbrsars. zuga
baVs shy 7-rO q ibis fnd, 1oiH b. pi-d 10 e5bl 70
Xix, si:ber psJ3asAy, BY L-ter ~. Fost bud
ssaGf5 principally Of .be 1zf esproOea 0u73:1n 7s7:y
IpOa egery 5ranEb Of eaee and literature, a6 esne
RAJ es7ioa Of GzV zzbo,is5, btb EWoPe4A eag -4,.s-
,isan edition..
TIE t4a:ioa Of sii bosifo,e is sOeN kno7yn to Gerry
.y5n sybo ba5 .ed Richmond 6eig tbe NAT CENTRAL
sal eo7U.rgt untion ia, TIE lf of Books, and Station
Gy art endtb long pe,iOl 7uieb be bs eOn.iare9 to
0e-Hsy it, has G0 giDen II edd rs,euse over otJrr5
4giE tie oera' boOtyt and traders Throughout be u
ni:rl Siatrt.
- TIE eye5yie.o, Laf aozu bqrd PIANO FOR
/ IS warranted o. re 5sf q1z!ify-NEW MUSIC,
sad e,a,iap, kiqd st' IdOSiCAL. INSTRUMENTS,
tJe.-----Ft5. IL
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Eaasss ct anGtintt.

viii Sc fold at puolic AustioD, on Tuefday the
18th inn. on the premfes:
THE eceN i,,zo-oc,sd HaLf 1iere LOT lring IN
L t5at Part oftbis ei:y called Rockets, no.
2o7. f5r7nsriy f6e PROPERTY Of Ro5eri Om5ert.n,
DEED. 7.5s Lot 7DW admit ola partition into
three tenemtnt5. The terms Of IRE ahf srncgati-
ale NOTES III tie bank Of Yiyginir, AZ 90 days.
IN fndfpatabIs title 4UiU be made, eeeeri an ~
c.as,Sragce of ibe qYidozc'S doqvsr.
PPOSSER 81 hfOWCURE y. MS.
February 8. ids.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

K Y virtue of deed of5yui from William NIsilie
- DECD. in order oieone and pay the following
debs, viz. the fur. Of ( 500 s., in ipec;e aligned
by Nathaniel Maiie 70 Arch'd. Bryce, IT. for the
purpoies mentioned in the lad afi!grnent and de
fam of { lss II. los, due to Archd Bryce with
interea thereon from the 18Th day OF December 1902
1t 6 per cent per annr:n til paid.
WW eJoiA attbf ir.s .f&-aee e 55iY,a lSsJc g. p .
day TIE n Say IF 11dye5 next, ys~ rad, ,gorsv.
al that TRACT or LAND. IN Coocl.lanl
county, (whereon Mrs Francis Mafio nov: i've.
containing by late furscy 268z acres, lying and b.,
ing on the waters ofthe Little Byrd Greek aud,ouaj
ed by the lands of Capt. Nathaniel N,4lie, dec j.
Mr.. David Rols, MIR. john Matthew's aud o,her,
This land is of the Grit rate quality Of high land
pieaiantly htuated, within or 6 miles {and good
ROAD OF the town OF Columbia, and from to {
miles of Lewis's mill, on the Byrd Creek.
JOHN FORBES, trpaes.
January 25.
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1Re1tnter,
OF TIE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES. or THE
UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY,, Fcbrnaru 6

" tDHEsDAY, February G..
The following cngrofed bills we're read a
third TING and paGed.
he bill for the more efrtlual prefsrygtion
ct peace IN the ports and harbors Of the Uni
ted states and in the waters under their iu-
r;idi6tjon.
The bill 20 authorif the erection oe = bride
acrofs tie mill pond and MARIN IN Inc navy ward
near BroCklin on Long-Jnand. and
The bl TO continue IN force the al dscllr.
ing the sileut' of Congref5 to Tie aG Of MARY
land tor e'lahlilting health Office at the port
Of Baltimore.
a meiiqge from the Senate, by Mr.. Otis,
their .cretarv.
MIR. Sbeahey, am directed 10 communicate
10 this Houie a copy Of the anfyer of Samuel
Cbafe, one Of the Allocate iuttirrs pf the a.,
prenc court Of the Uniied State. ofthe art,cls.
Of Impeachment exhibited 20 the Seratc ag.irn
him by this Houlc and he delivered IN the
fame, and then withdrew.
The E'd copy Of the anfyer wss read, aud
ordered 10 be referred to the u4uagcrs appoint
ed OF the part Of this Iouf, to conduct the
fad impeachment.
ON motion of Nj. Nicholfon the anfwerwag
referred to the managers Of the impeachment
to report a replication.
% motion Of D5ttor Lcib the Houfe rerolg-
ed tiielFidto a committee Of the whoiccp tie $50
~ '.t'' p" 49, ~ 'h.'l' N~l "Et 90 promote
the pToercfs Of the ufeful ar's and to regal IN
act htr. toio,e enaeted f,r TIA. pugpoie.
Mr. Dnzv/o1 IN the c1air.
DOClor Geij moved ~ itrite 0ut The 6rf c-
ton of'he biii IN order TO tsy ire Gnf- Of the
h0rir or TIC principle upo which .. ,oas forad.
q, ~. 90 n' Et genera, preYh1n For - cg-
feniion o. pst-m rights Gnd.l certain vut'iTca.
tore a. 2 ytHs inaead 80 years ehic; che
exiting iaws rro tu ard with sew 10
make 'pec'ai rrova.n COS go, cafe Of Duger r.
shs the gree. Improper na.'rery IL mer.
chant Hiis, %r
A.t-r ioois ticEioo, il.e fuI fs,sn W.,
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CHOICE LANEls-EeR SIZE.

\ DIVISION Of the famous saura Town .ands ha-
: wing taken place between the heirs of James
Park Farley, Efq decd. and Col. John S. Farley and
ms litter Mrs Elizabeth Morton, the fubfcrbcrs Po
bert Taylor OF Norfolk, and Charles Duncan at Pos
lin, near Petersburg, fully empowered by the laid
Col Farley and Mrs. Morton, to dfpof. Of their pro
portion, containing 2S32 acres, which are f,lryeyed
and laid oft in eight lois, containing from SEQ to $500
acres agreeable to plots in the pociiol of the aid
Duncan The four areelt lots Of excellent quality,
ec. cent aiming comfortable proportion of the rich-
eli low grounds, which produce tobacco of the very
mir quality, as has been experiences by one of the
inbicrioers, who ihPped it for number Of years.
Ihoie lands lie on Dan and Smiths rivers in Rock
i'Gham county, on the borders of North Carolina.
about 10 miles from Pe,erfp.g ard Richmond rs
there arc iedom iuch lands FOR iae they mua be an
object to thoie who purchsie fuch as VIII pro
duec ne tobacco hemp and Elall grain. One third of
the price NUT be paid in ready money one third in
twelve months, and the other third ia two years the
pproiaier giving bond win urexceptionahe fsc,lnty
bearing interef from the date If not punclually paij
Ihoje who VIM to purchafe will be fhewn the isnds
h. hoelor John {. Cox, living at I.eeIdviIle, near
Rockingham Court FouEa, z0d the terms made
known III
POBERT TAYLOR, or
CHARLES DUNCAN. .
PeterioHrg, Nov. %. epd
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1ENN1r poLL.lRs REwARp.

JACK, OF JACK hsII, gardner BY protection,
= formerly the property Of Lewis Bwwei, deed.
v~s iod ly the L1or. os !4il Burweli, abou, this
lime iaiS year, to gentleman rsGding in Au,her.s
county, who permitted him to come down Ian May,
ior the ?u7Poie Of whiting as wife ard relations,
with prorti.e hat his Wits Gould De repeated re-
cnently Ilck has THOUGH, proper q abufe tti5 H.
doeenee by not returning to his matter.
Ills age is ione,hing above fry, rather under the
middle ize. lis believed that he feoretes hnfclf IN
Casieff.id, probably Manchencr, where hi, wif.'l
reujs I've sleeper Of the toll bridge or the fer
rynen WI nave frequent opporturiies Of topping
h'oi when on Wits 20 his wife, VINO IS ftse and who
reidss oproiitc Mr. Soulgate'5 garden. Whoever
wi'i deliver the fad jack TO Mr. Roe III jaor viii
receive the above reward OH spricato, d. ~, lie
Of the Eiuu;rcr
fan. 3, 1906
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CO " ITO " S.

+. The ENoUiSgR will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Consreis
and the Virginia Legillature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annun, in advance.
III. Acknowledgements, from thofc who
DO not fiibfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fha,l be inftrted for (,veatg-GUe cents
the drft time, NY ceuts for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditioaal in!crtion fJ:rty-f5j'ee cents
long ones in the lame proportion.
~. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
ve.fifements inherited tor .jffty cents
the fra time, and t5iry-tbree cents
for every additional iniSrtion.
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TO RENT,
AVN ro.,sMoa GIVEN ,Ma.1plArrl

AHr PossEnoH GIVEN BMMIDlATELY,
4 TENEMENT on Shockoe Hill, adjoining the
4 y houte now occupied BY Mir. Liam NI'Credie,
lately pohefied by the Subcriber. There IS on ii
Convenient Wooden Efoufe with txo rco,rs, cof.:
and pafage, on the frG Hoor. Two rooms ard 1
eoiet above, kitchen and arec cellars below with
Smoke Homie and Garden. Alfc Wooden HouEe
with two rooms, fire place, kitchen and cellar, on the
Tenement wherein now live, lately occupied bv
Mr.. Sasrrel G:ssnhow, the lot formerly belonging
TO Mr.. Benjamin Mo!by. WIZ LONG.
January, l7;h 1905. err
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RJR SIZE.

WILL n SOL to the highcG b;iier, on the
w pre.niies, on the tiiird day OF Aprii next, at
u o'clock, N undivided noiety in the two lots OF
ground, fornefly the property Of Andrew Roraid
decd fronting tie Baton OF the Ismes River Canal
ucar the center Of the city Of Richmond with an un-
divided moiety OF all rho valuable buildings thereon,
coniifing OF largc thres itory BRICE BUILDING,
Eighty feet in length, with fourteAanlea.s twenty
feet wid, and lorty-iivc feet in igSi. with fire pa-
ces on she frl and iecond floors, roor1y gatrcts in
each, with large wheels fixed for ho.aHg and lower
ing packages, &c. with diipatch and cae, good dry
cellars with fira places in each. II hol.c has been
lsfsly bull, ana in good repair adjoining is well e.
feet fqaare. with good cellars with Gre paces in
each Tor cooking, in the FRA ard E.eond doors are
cigh: roo1ls aGd tx FIRE pacesAlfo, fmail t,so TO
50 tricis Houie With rar rooms, wth fire places il
e4ch, convenient 70. lo,e or f:nall Family, licwile
anall wooden dud.n, wth cellar, baiit for k;ei-
81, and may BE- uicd mop .lfo two fables and
sarriage houfe. The bpdngs except the kitchen,
fabls and clrriaae houf, injured in tn Mufual
In'uFence Co.rps7y grant IRE in the Gate Of Virgi-
MA, and tho premiums paid Ihe}os front the balon
Of ide and are bounded by Carys treet, and the
a.sst leading 70 Shockos warehorie, on the two O.
IT,. f. iss Of them, ard aye cinvcr.sht for
Te.eia or Other baiacr' as any n the ci,y.
be terms pf fdle, viii be cvrntren t..ot fsoi dol
la. IN ready moHey the reGdue pay allie he 9Th jay
O. AuguG next Cor which rcfiue, bouI wi,. approy-
81 lesprity will b. required Il il de,Dlei uaecel-
~ - Rate n great value Of the above Properly TO
thoe who refill, IN his city bot for tue Information
Of striaEfr5, the fb!cr5cr brls eag. TO stare, tfs.
,h- atoe!s.d properly IS immediately oppoGto t'e
lova part Of h, barr 81 ;hc lanes river canal wherc
al H. produce ~ The 1pper country 10 lau3aa, and
;oaqy pe,fon diroos OF carrying Oh tie coGiriiTon
bofu-s eyteniycy, periaps fupesior 70 any other
IA this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
ret-ucry ST
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THE suBscMBER OFFERS FOR SALE,

~ HE CHINESE SNAKE STONE, formerly
4 the property of the late Mrs. Tabb, OF M
thews county, 70 famous throughout Virginia, FOR ;,s
efficacy in extracting the from the bite OF d.
Mad Dog, Snake, other poilonous th:ng. To pre-.
vent unneceilary applications he deems it proper to
mention llaths prize for It's STONE, is two taoufapd
dollars. Until the stone is Id, it will be found at
Seatons Ferry, upon the piaEke;ani in Closer conn
~; where it VII be applied perions bitten By any
venomous thing upon he mos: moderate terms
JAMES r. MiCOU.
February l.--(epsw,
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ENocIi SULLIVAN,

JEWELLER u HdIR-WORKER,
(Firit door below the Eagle Tavern
u EGS leave to inform the. public thae lie h4o ioi
- Sale, Il Eds.iioTArLE 1ysosqMAE- or
JEWELRY & SILVER WARE
AJo, Il HHHDsoME SUPPLY or
LADIES ELEGANT cnNBs, POCKET ROCKS, sc
Dec. s. ept.
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January 25.

with Boots or Shoesas WEI as if they were on the
A-the Length OF the Boo;.-.C--round the
Calf~.8-the pitch of ditto...D-round the heel and
inffeP--.E--rourd the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the bah of
;he foot. Fix The heel aglinf perpendicular, and
itic knife Ct the end of the great toeiet down in
figures the number os inches and quarters in the DIFF
ferent mealures. June so. epGm
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FOR RENT

TIVE new BRICK tenement at the corner of my
J. iot near the Baton.
have hand, two husdred thoufand BRICKS,
ofErit quality, with 10 fell apply to Mr. Bowler 1T
Tie Union Tavern. SAMUEL Overflow
Feb. =. 81
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FORHIRE,
ZOE rrr PREszNr YEAR,

Wo valuable and experienced CARPENTERS
and one man COOK, who has been regularly
bed For terms enquire at tire Office of the Enquirer.
n. b. The Cook may be bought If me prrchaier
Will take his wife, who is good houl. fervaat.
February. /. teptO
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BEER.

JUST received pr the fchconer Caroline, quanti-
> ty Of ezenen, Phisdeiplia beer, fer ale whole
fale retail by The fu5fcribers oppof,e the Bel
Tavern, who have AWAY, regular frpply
RUSSELL & WALLACE
Feb. St.
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NOTICE.

4 IL Pe,jja5 iafs5trd to lie late Eyn Of BUCHA-
NAN DUNLOP q CO 81 Pei'954yg, RO-
BERT POLLOK u co. of Rieimoad, ami DUN
LOP, POLLOK u co. IF d1anfb19r, ar. Lrr,ly
Noffs3, f5af anci Dgslo9 lite 6a,tnsy in bc aJsvr
eonserT', 6a' bef9~e fprebair IF he onfaafE d5l-
fbC 7vEDe,soys be pleqtdfo mote payment 70 IN. Js3,
To4gfir y9fdiAg in Rielnosa, or tie 65ri5s, ribtg
III PHeyevyg, zpJo a!oas Gnfa5cd IL me5e e1N-ga,
aud gy4tf dFbayge'.9df will brnIJsyhaiaaieis ts,g-
uetaiag1iG al cobo do mol ~4ls Sgy1a: bfoye lie IN
sE leCgzqyy alxf.
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auitin,, Da.ca.
THOMAS TAYLOR g; Co.

THOMAS TAYLOR & CO.
yETILL IN jitare Eu al ID. Feye eera5ied By NJ NJ
~ Hancock 81 Ca. on Wtin-jtsy's in cask -vceL ;
and at their office, Tasf21yg and Fridays ajaI
Dee. /, 1900. epsf
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NEAL NELSON,
q SHOE MANUFACTURERS,

Il "a AXES Booze s Shoe,
w to any pattern o. fans-
ioa, eGral in point of Ma
T2RIALs and WokkM4N-
'hIP to any in general ui;..
~ Imported Doors and
SnoEs, Of ;he frA quality
aud newell fafhion, for fale
-. Gentlemen AZ 4 dif-
tanee, who are difpoCed 70
forward me their mealurs,
by pay;rg attentinn e ;..z :
annexed cu.. ran he Et.oJ