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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
Medical Education.

ny Law ef tins Commonw eath nalfed In 1870
Is II IS Enacted, "thzt ii lhal be the duty of the
MaaachuiAts Medical society, in order more effect
..ly 10 aniwer the defgns of this inititution, from
,;rpe 10 time to delcribe and point out fuch medi
ea nltruefion education, they fhali Judge re-
,;6te for casdidaes for the practice of PhyGc and
Surgery, previous TO their examination before them
o. he officers appointed f0rfaid pur poie, refpeting
their Kill in their profefhon-"
And. at meeting of the Councillor. of the faid
Society on the third daJ of Oober sO5 the under
ilgned having been appointed Committee, to felea
and publih lin of Books neceary to be read, by all
nudents who fall hereafter offer themfelves for ex
animation before The Cenfors Of fad Society, we 90
accordingly, declare the perufal ofihe following Au-
borsin the various branches of Medical Science to
be requfe for al irch candidates; who are re1ueisd
10 govern themlclves accordingly
In 11natomy and Pbsfakgy.
CheCeldeas Anatomy-winaow's Anator,y- Hal
lsrs PnIhoIogy-BoerEaaves Acadernical Lectures.
= 8 e. - Ia Cbgmjfry and Materia NfeAca.
:. tCKaptai's Chyriftry--Lewis Meteria Meliea-
EdlnSprgh New DifPensatory.
j IN Surgery.
Benjamin Bells SuTgery-Benjamin Bell on Ulcers
Potts Works
~ In Pathology and Tberateutic5.
Culen's Noioogy-CaIIens FirR Lnes--Brown's
Elements-Fordyces Practice of PAyGc-Hu1bam,
Experimental Efays-Uuaer on Difeales Of Chill
drsn.
In MidvytYy.
Snieleies Midwifery Neutrality-suspicious.
on Women.
And the Committee, fully mprefed with the impor-
tance o. more extenive coure Of reading than the
above preicri6ed at the fame time duly fep6bIe az
tie difficulties attending it, from tse deficiencies of
the mot of the Medical Libraries in the Fate DO new
ertheleis, n9 >1yn5fy retto1rszd all iuch udsn,
as can procure them the peru ofthe following Books
before entering upon the practice Of their rrofefson
Douglas on the Mufcles-Monro OH the Bones-
EdInburg Syiten of fAnatomy-Joh and Charles BeIrs
Anatomy-Shelden'sH Hitory OF the Abfortent-Hevy.
ION on the Blood and mphatcs--Blcmenbach' Phv.
hoogy-Fordyce on Digefion Feureroy's ChvminrvL-
Hunter on the Blood, Gun-hct Wounds, &c-Va,
swlesens Commentaries-Pringle on the difeafes of
the Army-Saunders the Liver -Jackfon ON Fe.
yers Endemnic and ntagious-fIome's PrinciD;a
Medicine.
Candidates will ALTO do well 10 remember ,h,, :,
addition to the requhon refpecing Books. the laws
Of the Society require that fatisfaaory certificate. he
Produced Of their having udied three full wears nm
der the direction, aud attended the practice of fer,n
reputable Phyhcian, and Of their acquaintance wth
the Greek and Latin Languages, and with the pr;n
elPles of Geometry, and Natural Philofophv-and.
that an University Education, and an attendance on
Medical Lectures in fome Univerfty ar. 1ronpIv re-
sonUsndSd TO AL defgned for the Medical Prof.jEon
Jcha Warren,
Aaron Dexter,
Johah Bartlett,
1eSenloa :. LoOo. COMMITTEE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
A Stray Mare

lNAME inte the enclofure of the fubfcrber fome,me
hnce, of redifh color, with ltar in her face
uPPoied 10 be eighteen years old, or thereabous
The owner may have her again by proving property
ana paying eharges-spply to
William Ring York.
F-izouf5, December Is, sos. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

HE Subfcriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed asd
has taken upon hmfelf the tran of adninifra y en-
the eitate Of
CHARLES HOSSACK
late of Portland in the county of Cumberland, yeo-
man, deceafed, by giving bond as the law Directs
he therefore requea all perons who are indebted to
the faid dcSeafeds enate, make immediate PAYMENT
and thofe who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the fame TO JOHN HOSSACK.
Dated Dee. 1913, 1908
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

NOTICE is hereby given, that further time, viz
= from the 10th day of December next, is allowed
by the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Efq Judge of the Pro-
bate ofWs, &c. for the county Of Cumberland, for
Creditors to the efzte of
ROBERT AfDONHLD,
late Of Portland, Mariner, deceaed to bring forward
and prove their claims-All perfons having claims
aeant fad eats not already exhibited us are hereby
notified thar he fubcrber. vii! attend for that pur
poie al the houfe of James Chadwick, Of fad Port.
land on Tuefdav and Saturday next, at three Of the
clock, in the afternoon of each day
Richard Hunnewell, J =
Arthur Mcclellan, 0'''''''' 'f''''''
Portland, Nov.ss, lsO5s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

HE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
csrned, that he has been duly appointed and has
taken upon himfelf the truh of Executor of the Ian
will and Te1amsnt of
WILLIAM TUCKER,
late Of NewgouecRer; in the county of Cumberland,
yeonan, deceafed, by giving bond the law directs
-Ho therefore requefts all Peaons who are indebted
70 tifc iaid deceaieds elt1e, make immediate pay
ment and thofe who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame 10
Eliphalet Tucker.
Dated De- I6 1905. o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

He fubierber hereby gives notice to all concerned,
that having been duly appointed ldhliniff aror to
the et4te of
JOSIAH R4SEN,
late OF Brdg,on in the county Of Cumberland, woman
deeeaied, has taken upon himfeIf that ,ru bv giving
bonds as the law directs, ne therefore reqes all per-
Ions who are indebted fad deceafed ea,~ 10 make
immediate payment, and thefe having aay demands
10 exhibit the fame =,
JACOB RASEr, 4dAuisi5> afsr.
Syi9gs'r, Nocesr5er 81, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

THE fub'crber hereby gives publ, notice 10 all
concerned, that fhe ha, been duly appointed and
has taken upon herfe.f the truf of an admnitratrn
on the eltate of
... SAMUEL MERRILL,
OF Poland in the county Of Cumberland, and woman
deceafed, by giving bond as the law directs .-he
therefore requets all Perfons who Indebted 10 the
iaid decealeds etate 10 make immediate payment and
thofe who have my demands thereon 10 exhibit the
fame 70 LUCY MERRILL
or to Jofeph Bradbury her Attorrry.
Dates Poland, or 10, 1905
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

HE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO ali
concerned, that he has been duly ap,o;p,ed and
has taken upon himfef the truR of adminntator de-
bonis non Of the elate of
RICHARD ANDERSON.
late Of Windham in the county of Cumberland Ira
der deceafed, by giving bond as the law direas:-
e therefore reques all perfon. who are indebted 10
the :ald deceafeds eate to make immediate payment
and thofe who have any demands thereon, to eShb;,
the fame to yyINSI OW LIArr
DATED O7. 9tb. 1905. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
Wanted to Hire.

a Journeyman TO the Tobacco Manufacturing
Bulinefs-the highea wages viii be given and
gear employ infured--Alio waated an Apprentice
q the above bu6nef,-to whom good encouragement
tnIlbe given-ApPiy 70 ROBERT VI. SMITH
P0rtiI75, Dec. le.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

I Atey came in,o the inclofure Of the fubfcriber-
light red colored, with white face--The owner
may have her again by proving property and paying
eharges-APPIy te SNAUEL NASH, Jun.
Gray Dss lSO5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

perfectly competent, he ihall not obiea "a
the refolution.
The queition was then taken on the ref
olution and pafed in the afirmative-Ayes
IS, Noes az.
Petition Of the inhabitants Of Stonninr-
ton, in Cone6tiion, and Weferly, In Rhode
Hand, for the light houfe, referred to a
committee OF trade and manufactures.
The houGe then proceeded to ballot for
chaplain on fecond ballot MIR. Glendv
was declared to be elected.
The Senate have made choice OF Or.
Gnatt as Chaplain on their part.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30
Cincinnati.
Dssembet T. 1905.

Cincinnati.
HE Standing Committee of the Society of Gin CHINA
OF the Commonwealth of Mahachufetts, agree
able to vote Of the fociety hereby give public NOTICE
fuch o. their brethren arc reduced to necetou.
circumstances the widows and orphans of Others who
may be IN like eircumances, thar all applications for
relief and Alliance may be made on or before ae frn
Wednesday Of February next, TO an individual Of the
fad committee, who viii communicate the fame and
@sr relPeesve eFcumttanees will be duty conidered
The nants Of the Committee, are
Gen. Lincoln, Doctor Euffis.
Thomas Edward, Efq. Gen. II. Jackfon.
Capt Sam. Arnihsong- Gen, J. Winnow,
Col. Tudor, Gen. VOTE,
Major Gibbs, Capt. A. Bailey,
Captain Maynard, Major Drew,
capt Green, Capt. Nicholfon,
Col X. Lee, Doctor Hart,
Capt. rockingham. Charles P. Sumner,
Doctor iownlend. John Calender, Efq.
Capt. Rob. Williams,
S1- The printers Of the Salem Gazette Newbury-
port Herald, Portland Gazette Worcener Spy, Pitts
Geld Sun and Springfield Gazette, are requehed TO in
iert the above, and forward their bills to Gen HENRY
JACKSON, Ireaiurer, SDr payment.
SAMUEL. ARMSTRONG, Recorder.
Bottom, Dec. 4, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-12-30

IN Cape Elizabeth light grey HORSE, trcts ali;
: The owner may have hin again BY proving pro
Psrty and paying charges.--Apply 10
JOSEPH PARKER
II, ,,-SAzsSsfL, Dsz2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
[GoAmb. Cent?

AMUSING ExrRAcr.-Thsre is very fngn
lar extract in Piny, which do not know whc
thar it has eser becn tried by the mocerns; it il
in the CAD book and 9Th chapter:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
Aeraaorla Daap anberttser.
THURSDAY, Auousr %.


The following is the answer of Mr..
Madison TO the memorial and remon-
STRANGE of the South Carolina Insurance
Company, relative to the violation of the
laws of nations, by France, in capturing
the ship Two Friends, and the predatory
conduct Of French pvivateers off Charleston
bars
Department Of State, 10Th .Jaly, 1905.
SIR,
have received your letter of the ED
ult. inclosing the memorial ofthe insurance
company of which YOU are President, and
of the merchants and others, interested In
the commerce OF Charleston.
Having been before made acquainted by
the Collector of the customs, with the Cir.
cumstances of the capture of the Two
Friends, lost no time in stating it to
the French Minister, who has replied,
that the communication made to him re.
specting this affair, by the commissary of
his nation at Charleston, had enabled him
TO anticipate my desires, by requesting the
captains general of the French colonies, 10
all of whom he had written respecting It
TO obtain satisfaction for this violation OF
the convention between France and the u.
States.
The observations contained in the me-
mortal respecting the local situation, and
the protection necessary for the port of
Charleston and the adjacent coast, have
beel weighed by the President and in
connection with the other information,
will promote such measures as the ma
ture Of his functions and the existing laws
aud public good, may be though, proper to
admit.
have the honor 10 be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES MADISON,
TICS. Corbett, Esq.
The heads Of departments, or, accord.
ing TO MI. Duane, the departments with
out heads, are at last coming in review bee
fore the national tribunal; and the grand
inquisieor at the head of the Aurora, seems
disposed to deal as aeIeately with Mr.. JEFF
ferson as though he were disposed to con-
test with him, whether MIR. Duane or his
excellency be "the greatest man of the
people"
The following extracts taken from yese
terdav's Aurora:
Whether the support of all Mr.. Dallas's
projects or the selection of all his minions
was the object of the auspsieiousinaugura''.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
AuguR IL.

A respectable number of Citizens of Fairfax con7-
ty and others, having met at W'lcoxon'S -:
vern, Fairfax court.houle, on Monday, t..5
10Th Of .Auguf, 1905, purfuant to al e.
journment OF a former meeting, to take Iat1
confederation ,hs propriety Of the eRabljiAm:ct
of Branch Of the BANK Of VIRGINIA, il
Gid county, in the vicinity Of the town of
Alexandria
THOMPSON Mason, Cbairm9a,
CHARLES TYLER, Jun. Ser.
THIS Meeting, bsing fully irnpreG:' va
the many advantages to be derived from IL. e.
tablithment of BANK in the vicinity OF re-.
andtia-RslakOtl, That it i. expedient II a.,
point committee TO draft petition TO &c: e;-
flung !egila;ure of this fate, praying for aes.
create of the capital Of the Bank of Virginia,
and the eeablhncns OF Branch Of Eaid Back
in that part Of Fairfax county, Immediate I'd.
jaeent to the town or Alexandria.
: KejakOea, That THOMPSON MAsox, I3ET
T. RIcKErTs, RICHARD NJ. ScoTT, JAMss
Fl. BLAKE. JAMES IRWIN, GfoRek GRAsia>'.
and HUMPHREY PRAKR, or majority Of ;h-.E!
be a committee for faid purpole, and alto s.c.5-
mittee ofcorrefpondence and arrangement wee
duty it lnall be to circulate petitions and caIre,
pond withfuch characters in tie different ccunsi.s,
aswill be likely to aid them in this defrsb!9 o5-
jea.
Re,0l1kd, That the proceedings of this Meet.
ing be publiifcd in the Alexandra newfpa9ees.
THOMPSON Mason Chairman.
CHARLES TYLER, Jun. Ser',.
Angua Il. en-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

same day. Flour dollars beef II ;pork
IS; all dull.
Schooner Patsey, cowper, % days from
Antigua.
The ship Warren, 100 days from Cal
cutta, was spoke on Thursday, bound to-
Baltimore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
NATCHEz, July 10.
c. q [. B Ut Z e z,

The court martial ordered for the trial
of col. tier, convened at New Orleans
on the 1st inst.
Col. Freeman presided in place of col.
Hunt the members were
Majors Porter and NichoN.
Captains Sparks, r. Bissel, Still, D. Bis.
sci, Bower, Strong, Cooper, Schuyler, Ma
ny aud Fergus.
James Brown, esq. judge advocate.
Captain d. Turner, ordered as mem
Der of The coart martial, was objected by
the col.
EXTRACT D letter from, a gentleman ofths
frstrespectabikty to MS friend in this ca.
ty, dated
". ORLEANS, 9th July, 1905.
&c On the 9th instant col. Butler mer the
court martial with his defence on the
charge Of not cropping his hair-I was pre-
sent and very much pleased with the col's.
dignity he Is truly a worthy old soldier.
His reasoning sppearediconcluswe, that the
order was not only illegal and unconstitu-
tional, bus unwise In It's nature and ope-
ration. have been an soldier myself and
know something of martial law, and were
l TO hazard an opinion it would be that the
court martial must acquit because the or.
der is not la5yjul command The col.
in his defence bore hard on gen. Wilkinson,
whose character unfortunately is not so fair
that it will bear the test of criticnI axami.
nation. HIS weakness and vanity, his un-
limited desire to appear great, and his very
despotical treatment to many officers, places
the army in avery unpleasant situation with
such head.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

Eat,act Of letter from a gentleman ofths
frstrespectabikty to his friend in this CT.
II. dl.t,d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
TO BE RENTED,

The Store Ho uie and Dwelling
Houfc, ou Fa,rfax.ftreet, now occupied By lb9-
mas Broekas, ttsyIorl. PoGeiion will be g'ren
the Erft OF Oaober next. For terms, apply 70
Thomas BrockuS.
AueuR IA. eo3t@
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

an OF 1901" or rot, the public, wiiEdeter-
mine; it's evident Mr.. Dallas considers it
as the sole objecs--- whether "his merit on
the score OF service in the recent conflict
was such as to entitle him to this. public
prostsation of the official patronage of the
state, and United States, the public will
Judge; this we know, it has shaken the
republican confidence to the centre, and
that the upright and disinterested part Of
the commusity, Disguised by his Ragrant
ferversion of influence to the malice, the
meanRess, and the vanity of an individual,
inflated to a height that has made him gid.
dy, have had their confidence destroyed,
and deemed themselves degraded and IN
suited.
This is plain language and it is the
language oftruth; which rarely nenetrates
the ear of authority from the mouths of
courtiers, or from the tongues of men
who sacrifice every interest thar is not SUBJ.
servient TO their private views of future
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
(Fea Gas.
The criminal court which has been fitting a.
bout Tx weeks, broke up to-day, after paGing
fentence on great number of culprts. The no.
torious offender, Obadiah Williams, alias G. w.
Randolph; alias John w. Thompfon, was fen.
fenced TO Death. ibid.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
DAVID JENKIN S,


-. IAILUNJ .--f
HTAS REMOVED from King fire ct TO Roy
/ al frces, few doors from the cofes houle
whzre he RESPECTFULLY folicits continuance of the
cuaom of his friends and the public generally.
Auguf sz. eo3s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22
Spring Garden Theatre,
EIGHTH NIGHT.

The public are rslpegtulIy iyo,mtdAss
dstaekmentof the philadelphia Corr
faw pav9oe efeniag the S9a21.gg~
Gavde& Theatre for II nights.
INEvER ACTED HERE.l
On SATURDAY EVENING, will be rreisas,
I'd Celebrated COMEDY, Gales
The Soldiers Daughter.
Written by A. Chsrty, of Drury lane. I'D aes
Cd h,ongh ut the United States Wa aasis
VaAI1 aaplogle.
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(FeA. Gas.}
SAYING gerstls DOING.

!" Let it be our endeavor as il is our In
IS terest and desire to cultivate the friend
:" ship of the belligerent nations, by every
{" act Of justice and innocent kindness to
60 merit the character OF JUST nation, and
+" maintain that Of an independent one, Pre-.
q, ferng every consequence, 10 nasuh and ha-
+" b!tuql zvrongS."
Mr.. Jefcrson's message, Oct. 18osl
What are these insults and wrongs to
which any " consequence" is to be prefer.
red? Are not our seamen daily impressed
on board foreign vessels Has not the ma
,ioual flag of our country been sent into a
foreign port and degraded with the Union
downzpardsS Have not our vessels been
hostilelv taken, carried into port aud con-
demned? and are there not American sea.
men now IN Jail, as prisoners in Guadalupe
Has not one of the national gun boats
been assaulted, taken and carried into a
Spanish port And has not one of the
principal ports of the United States been
blockaded by foreign shaving mills If all
these caa be answered in the affirmative,
are they not insults and hGbituql wrongs y
land if SO what are the " consequence"
which have been risqued to remedy them !?
And what has been dSde to maintain the
character Of an independent nation !? Let
the president at Monticello, or Mr.. Mad.
son answer.
Cokumb. Cent?
AMUSING ExTsAcT.-There is a very fngn.
lar extract in Pliny, which do not know whc
thar it has e~e- becn tried by the mo6erns; it is
in the CAD boo'; and 9Th chapter:
Dcmocraticus Jays, let the tongu. Of liv-
ing frog be extracted, without permitting q
particle of its other f-(h to adhere TO it, then
throw it into water; after ihon time take it
out, and lay it on the brsaft of woman aA.ep,
on the ipot where the Palpita,ion OF her heart is
perceptible; whatever queltions you then pro.
pole TO her, lhe will an!wer to you truly."-
Wha, an esiy and admirable mode is this of dif.
covering the thoughts and affections Of the coy.
the coquetifl,, and gallant female Ettle do
they know the power of this key, which infal.
libby unloc!s all the amorous (ecrets contained
in their treait:! / might have made fortune
by adverti6ng THE valuable recipe, which cfett-
ualIy cured the ysgaries Of the Gfecisn ladies
2ooS years age. The ladies will be Obliged, to
INC expst2, Tor putting than on their guard.
ECharlcion Courier
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Il hand'0me, FULL bredMARE,
Fit for the faddle, and runs half a mile with
great fpesd.
dRpy to the Printer.
hugaR aat 90:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-22

rom ~'lpas ' ship Eliza, Evans. II days
british british armed schooner Bellona. Wills.
days from Barbados.
o ru'' 8. Bullfrog, viekery, 70 DAYS from
), s.al Leftthere ship Polly, Lauch.
:. se y IN as prize, not tried; brig
,ss... Hazard, New.York; brig Fame,
h ooo, q Norfolk, to SAIL in ii DAYS !;
,ors ), Experiment., Cotton, of Balti,
R,, ,o san IN ten days; sloop Lucy Ann,
,a;Is a@ore, arrived the day capt. yicke..
ilsassal..s Schooner Two Brothers, -,
R0'a' sailed for St. Thomas the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
L fifty miles Of Richmond, aud one hundred Dol
lars if taken beyond it, will be given to apprehend
negro man named LEWIS, abou, thirty years of aye,
who laR night runaway from the fubicribers. He is
very itout made, and about feet 10, or feet |
inches nigh; has mafculine countenance--had on
when he went away, Rulia Drill Drab Coat and
Pantaloons; but hasa variety of other cloathng.-
He wa, formerly the property of Mr.. Edward Hal
lam of Hanover Town, where perhaps he may be
gone-All matters of veies are forewarned from har-
boring or carrying him away, under the penalty of
the law. GILLIAr u KIRBY.
September s. Cf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FOR SALE,

n TRACT OF LAND in Starry esvat,, eaafsiaiay
ABOUT l6oo acres, SVitbir 3 xtes Of Ta,ues riv.r
ana .T'!t and bali ef4 navisabe f,f Of Grays e,.sk
There !. Land eare1 d;rrrt ta,fs IF tie iraa, 10
s0''h s or eight bands in three aaia2 rift and ID.
Improvement are Efficient for tie accommodation. Of
genifd family, sehb e0ery "ee.iry teg a, fi,,1icg--
TO" f'aS 7'A bear dfVidqg into tire pa,is, and nay
0a'f 'efs"f proportion Of se,y r5 iorp gro4ads 70
each 6' 7U0Hla ben eainabt TO Esple sn,.SaE,.
az HboH"d' z0ib timber, 5oJ of svJe Sad y.s eat,
h for 1aVe' Pine, Poplar sniejs; nudh e,e is y..
~ d10H"fgsf0"' ifr 70, agrN andE7v MILL manly IN
De se"i'e 81 he trat7-is is Haneeeg.y, TO Eay groy,
than ba'a is beait1y, airy tua,isa and abonnas in
g''dpris' b0s an ~epif orchard par st7isn,
500 grated fruit Of tie mef eJoiee kiad;. TIE ara
MY Of tie A'"a' -vW be 5e ju4gedef5y tbs 4rLo are dr.
roH' pnre6Gng, and soW take tie trouble of iespir,
TIE tri~'-art IF tie pnreks srouy being Suid Ss7rn.
the balance may be paid liz tsuo three nr annual esy
thanksgiving GRPr00sa feu,ii, For feyms aeblr to
RICHARD COOKE
TX IF Wight, mar S~'hkfeid, .
September Is. ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FOR SALE,

ME Tenement belonging to the JAIME, River
Company, where the manager formerly reiiled
lying about half mile above the city, and contiou
Gus to James river, and commands proipea equal
10 any ffe within the vicinity of Richmond
The tenement contains one acre OF land, Wherein
IS the managers houie and excellent lpring of wa
ter.
The iae will be made the premifes, on Tuef.
day the fifth Of next month, public auction, on a
credit of twelve months the purclaler to give bond
with approved fecurty, and the title not TO be con
veyed until the payment of the money
By order sft6s Pyefssnt and Di,el7o,s,
ROBT. POLLARD.
Odeber Is. (tds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-05
FIVE DOLLARS REH.daD.

CTRAYRD or folen from my pafnre two or three
- weeks paa, valuable PLOUGH HORSE. He
is of bay color, aurdy aud well fet has large boz
dy, and one of his eyes believe his right has been
injured by blow which divided his upper eye lid
and has alnoa if not entirely deprived him of fight
in that eye. He has fwtch name and tail gal
loPs trots and PAGES. and would anlwer as well for
the cart as for the plough. have fome realon to
believe he was brought to Richmond about the time
of the Fairfield Races, and either exchanged or fold
| will give the above reward, and pay all realona-
BILE charges, to any perfon who will deliver him to
me, and will give twenty dollars for the detection
Of the thief, if he has been itolen
w. BROCKENRROUGH
Hanover, October 90. IT,