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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
IOHN LORD,

. Ef9eafuIy Informs his friends and the puhlic that
- he hasiuft received, and oftrs for "a c a
good aIcrtmcnfof angli.h sad American HATS Like
wife general aiof,men, of HAT TRIAlM INGS--
which he ein eii the lowel for cah or appro-
we'd credit SEAS
CAN and the higheh price given for eli kinds of ha
ting and ihippmg FURS apply as above (3ml Np9 rs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

AEec15s.-A porter going to a MIR. Blala's
houie one day with load upon his back, faid to
agentleman, whom he met in the haymarket--
Z" Pray, your honor, can you tell me where MIR.
Elaa lives p Mr.. Blalt: B!ait did you fay. re-
piled the gentleman, g Yes Baf, yoar h9no,, y
fays the porter this edo connection of words,
though not intended to give any caence, 10 If
ritated the gentleman, thar he not only rcfufed
to give the porter information, bur in ras-
gave him hearty dIu5bins with his cane.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
NOT IGE.

CAMUGL WYMAN, Informs his friends and
- euaomcrs that he has ken IA. hrother joshua
NYkAN into .partnerihip With h m, ani that the MO
ROCCO sEOk-MAklNC buiineis viii in future be car
,ed uAlcr the firm Of $. & WYmAN, and oiiens
tue continuance OF tAlit tAeors
SAMUEL WYMAM
JOSHUA WYMAN
S. s. ], WYMAN, acquaint the Ladies Of
This aud its vicinity, tha lhey have taken thop
in Main street, neariy oPqonrc Msjor Peck's Coaas.
oule, where they luted acturing Ladies Moroc-
co KID, leather, satin stud Slippers, cut and made
in the n.we6 4.ion, with It4lian ack, Wertcmhe's
and Spring Heels
Alto Col x aHd Walking Shoes executed in the NEAT
eft manner
From the many years experience in the above bunef.,
tey flter themtclves they give ample atisfActun
lhoie who my honor th.m WI IA their favor,
- An orders IN the line of their profeion attended
80 ~ith puActu4.is; Ja1.i4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

10 puhlished every Aenas,, ny &. a. jerks, 'tthe
Printing Office, Ne 2, F5s- St0f, PosrlAND; shers
iabieriptions, advertisements communicates, &c
arc received with attention The price, 10 country
iubisrbers who receive their partrs tic Office or
in packages by The mail is ONE DOLLAR & FIFIY
stNIS year--s-y Snhicrihcrs who 1--we 10 to"n.
and iioie Whole papers are fsa cd aud hvsfaed ftP
arats'y will be charged TWO DoifAEs aNear.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
CHASING and Fan Lig5t Making.
SAMUEL. STARROARn

INFORMS his frien6s AND the public that he has ss.
Ken inc ihop uadef Union. School, IL Ia o. Ssras,
where he carries the 4Gneis Of
Gla@ing and ian.Light Making,
y the different branches with neanefs and eli. atch-
All orders puncfuss attended ~ snG .as iaaie f.voss
gratefully acknowledged. Ds. y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

NFOE us the pubic and pargicu ay shS AEica1' ~ho
euomers og his lscealsG erothsr that nc eArIrs Oh
the buiiaeis of
Painting and Glazing.
10 all rs various BREACHES. at No J'ness Nows fore-
street-Whsrs he hes eonltany for ise, General al
iortna Of Paints mixed and dry iiaaced Oh; opt
ris OF fstpentiuc; black, wsac atd %opa' Fsfni.A
bnc add whi,e vtrioI Black Lead Lishnge Gals
ot AL Ezes Cold and Silver Leaf Enghih Glue Rotn
Rotten and Pum,ce stone CoPperAs; CopA, Sh-Ilac
Doosee Maiic &c
OIuss; Paint and Pallet Knives Sand Paper; Win
dow Cords Paint Bsuihes aud satin oess OF ever. kd
Canes hair Pencils; Whitewaih anu safni.h Eru-IS /;
Floor and tisdtth
ALSO I'll
BAGS fre quality seefc Fe.hsrs Iron shoaris Sheet
Lead; Flooring Brads; board, claphoard ana iilnse
Mas Cut Br4ds Bbs old Cider VINEGAR &c
- Pants CT al kinds pat up at me ihcrteh notice
Perfizs4, Jun. IA, 1906.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

A1sN7 10 2 1nsaef on IF fa4 pr Ces..
Prize Tickets will be paid in thirty day. after the
drawing OF the Lo;tery fal be cloied PRICES de-
named within one year, vi he paid, bat Be coa-
ddered generously given for the purpOc for which Lie
10 terry was granted
nc time expended IN drawing this cafs fhal not er-
cced thirty days In regard fotnna tkets whIch
depend a. abogc 4sted, ain days of drawing iH
T. ~ nnderood III the drawing of five hundIea tick
cts hal be deemed the wors of day and the raSas
@a"h wit be thoie which of The WIN a accor-
dns 70 This mode Of drawings whether yhe work OF two
days be denc III one or mt
The ieh:erbers have given bonds the Law dret's
they wi loon APPOINT early day for drawing an
wh.e tEsy gratefully acknowledge the Almoa pEecen-
ed iupp"rt of liberal pubic ak indurene ~ remark
on the ioret 9ng chemc ha although hey have, rota
An anxi"as iocitude fnh bGtpets, enbsnced The
price o ckcts 10 that c malen prizes u the former
Gals vi only purch4lt ticker in this, yet BY the great
deduction III the number ck the chance IN fatons
OF the adventurers oltanius very high prize even
nc fas q the hghei, greatly tnh need aud lAduess
then 20 calculate on flilsI rapport from the pun
III the former cia1cs In which cafe THU viii be me
LAST
JONATHAN DWIGHT
JOHN WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH LYMAN, Mza9rn
joan BRICK
IS ls<.s SAMUEL La fHROP,
SfriEgflH De- l. .Sc4 tDi)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21


~ bis Patrons.
NEHR cr5rrt, as Ills proat IL Il Lvss,
TIE Hsqtaa rsRs III futsa eoav.i,
.fad sofbie lpjre aieso9 hs jkiss,
IL aG,a oay coaary's G4a,.!da les
Es1o4gA's il eoaneh aud IL f.L,
IN psaes or guide, in srar our .Nis.G.
Ebsu beso's d.fga'i 70 glad tbs eat',
Hltb he RIB j5lsnaoar 81 tf5 4csrb,
Frem al hn' Faces, ibs eombie'eb
Wbafe'er caa signify tbs mind
Hsro;s vaIsr. Jaha Eejt.
Uaeqaal'd ,iaeafs, elegance,
Romantic bsrar msnve,5 mid,
N,e larjG'd On ,bij favsritf ebi3 !:
PL.set, sb aaakaod h5sald altar,
ygore f6an ear YET did PEI jsign;
.4a4 more tban tses Bis Eye ?oo5sra.
.sa4 !e eyas ow'5, and ne acre tsi'd
Bu, in eotat Rroias tsaA I proclaim,
Tbai raqy fcsea'd al bis mans
Or bog lie dsedd,m tale relan.
That mpkd BY gaH'd omttioo'j bat.,
~ fhffE1 oit1ims NE P'e2'T5 Po@"
In toyyeatj on ios .JeJj:y, jyo'e?
.peace TO biz (baGe, ana, tAlb. day
Wtea IBIS ar globe Jb.H Pefs aap4t,
Crtat HAMILToa baA bod bis p'aes
lining tbs hra Of bumcS race
SiH 6aa bis soeepias Country bo5f
Tie motebi.E Jpi,a yf5s las lsf,
lanA, ey;fb her WayEies.es's eoaa6n'd,
Els name Jl5aA IN Ter beari BE tqpin'd
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

WILLIA1f GODDARD,
AS received very ,x:enIve addition "a his srrm-r
L / adorIment OF
HARDWARE GOODS, A
which arc for Tale at bis ilore, 4l4:as h,es by whole
fac aad retail -
and Vices; Beats Ac;Ilc, Sheet Lead She Iron ); Red
Lead; sad irons ; insbfh$i,oveIs sui Frying Pans.
large aAof;meut o.
.Jsf~s's p5ef"', 4 Gis432 <veyy des,;yafis".
Likewiie-3oo Boxes - ny 3, 9y 7, aud s by BlS
toi and liverpool Crown Hrindox ClAis--so oaks Cut
and Wrought Mai ;, &c. &c.
Portland O9. u. Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
The truly Fortunate Lottery Office.
TlLREkT s. DEAN, No. 70, Sat

~ ~ Hv " t1H4!E I-Csfcf SIH9IGs
TlLREKT s. DEAN, No. Is, State
~ Street, Bolon, have the p ealurc Of IN coming
tA, friends and the iulic that the tickets fold
Office IN the Oh Clais Of South H.dsey Canal Lottery
S.gs exsie al fbe1 r., Sas-.e prIzas anouo1-
ioe neAry 74nsyof all the 10 the Loteryi
They ha tod the cap tai prize Of Tqvo Tbogaai bats,
two ei Ssveu b4sisd end -Fgy DoRa,s-tw0 OF Pr: Ea
S,A-and ont OF pr'2es OF Loo DciAfs eacn IDea-
.yae fold by ,hen beit.s large number o. final
ores. s
Tote. of prizes fold By ,hem in toe 9Th CAS-
o.47l Dollars.
IN tic Oh as well a. in form e. clsEes they have 20
rsge haa Their fosre Of capita przcs-n tire 4h cl4f
hav ug fold prize If T-4 TL@5.4s Di4,s'n The SIN
esi, ~ the przes fucece'ns hshet and IN all The
lotteries, an.xr>o'dsTry ps7S~of rsh pSz->.
TcxErs and Quarters The - CHI, PeataQna Lot
terry iords The drawing sfie. rapidly Al tue Did
days.
SOUTH tiADLY G, NAL. LOTTERY
dS for Jaa-Ticks,s and Oalrters. This c's being
the 9Th be sfeea tale nd Que Of he bea scheme
e. ay Lottery IN ,Aee paris fer lougwhi Git contains
Fl! cen lhoufand TiekSt., Al . sl@rs each
AMO KEAG CANAL LOf cry.
Lle4pif 70, aie- icketg sna Qnar'srs Vi toe 4h Gals
which commences drawing ia February ntxr-6ooo Tick
ea-- 90 Doas- Aintesf rr7r ire rom 10 uaioa.
PREMIUM OFFERED
GILBERT & DEAN will give the hshea
Msk,t price Ter BOSTON pANK BlLLS.-ADr Franklin
.sys Il penny iAvcd, Is wor h that esrned II
Every ipec,es Of printing aud losery buns conducted
WIN hatl,ty and dJpsteh. and The nod reatonsbc
seres - ietieiss poi paid, encohsg The eaih duly
INTENDED o.
Perlonsi sssenaa given, and the fms'effavour grsc
oily Acknowledged. 6sasH, DssSa a. iSo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
FOR SALE
By J. RI GARRISON, 3.
60 Hhds. Liverpool, lie May, and

2oo Hhds. LIVERPOOL, Tie May, and
Cadz SALT.
geo Bbk Mcfs Nc 1, D. and BEEF.
I5e Hail Bbis N'.fs and No co. 90.
80 Db 8 No PORK
Ckeas SoucEons TEA.
40 Bbls. ROSIN.
Pipes GIN entitled to debepsure =
do spaniih aid Cognac Bran
4 Quarter Calks Madeira WINE.
az rons PLASTER P1Ri,
o. PTemiaa, given tor Spa nih Dollars.
iii kichay45~'s Wlayc
Partlard De y.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
i go2l ebaaee far a bargain.

TErO be fold and polelion given i'm
= meaiateg, &c" 1Oo,f, Ia Ncrttyarmouh
Gtuased The Co'neI 10 called and Is one Of the b,s
Glands IN that town for trade saa Henies 40 feet ty
Il, two iores high, win two ehimn'ss. and hack
Porch chlGy glazed, and tome Of the rooms hniled
inaetheIr g "io me te''ar s1"eF tue ~no'e, and
brought TO the door by an Aqasducs, sndiag On
very valuable lot-And hke"he good htuaon for
a Mechanic, there arc ievei4 KIND much wan,
ed Pos particulars inquire OF AMMi K MITCHELL.
oppohte The premilts OF SET BEARCE. near ,he
fame. Nori5sa' nastb 'faa ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
JEREMIAH W. SMITH,

HAS FOR SALE, at No 3 !, zsgrahanfs K,5a,Jf,
Enahih & w eli India Goods, and
Groceries,
Which he olItrs cheap for cath or country produce
e Comm iiion B2fncis punGtaaIy attended 10.
Dee. I.-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

Imperial BeJfsad.- The Emperor and the
Empress, during their journey in The conquered
departments, make uie of no other bedAead but
one of iyou carried with them, Of the invention
of III. Sanecy, i'll the Rue ST. Antoine. In
two minutes this bed may be fet UP and taken
down,and It's whole weight is only feven pounds.
His In2erial Highnei5, Pr nee Louis, Il his
headquarters, III ,he camp by boulogne, hceps
in bed of the fame mandatory Their me-
ehaniim is 70 ingenious, thar they may eaGiy be
taken all 70 pieces in FIVE MINUTES, and require
70 more fpace than an ulnal travelling trunk
TO contain them. Five minutes are aiterw ards
fuficient to put the pieces together again. The
Emperor has appointed NJ Sanecy a Member
Of The Legion, OF Honour -PGriS paper.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
GALYzNTSM.
4 NTHONY CROSS, the proprietor
CERTIFICATES.

> Ncrob4 y1on, Oa :, 1904
SIR-Your esscr Of ,hs a5th uls have duly received
Tx as relative the iois aud recovery Of my Dapgh
Il er's voice certify to be thefe = In Nov 1851,
(occaioned BY icvcre colo s oa her voice and could
no ipeak louder than whifper and remained in thin
Situation until fire vited BoIion in May lal. where l:e
attended your Ca.s4~s A-s5"s twenty days accord ne
during the cours of her attcntauce her voice graduay
came her--and he appears have il as pcrtec
iy as before her hcsn-s
an your mot obedent,
kDWD' ST LCE LlvERAoRR.
From Charles Egsa,. Eg Of Klqgor 5aosaies trap!ag in
Ame,isa 10, BIS btohb
Mr. ANTHONY Cao~, B,fon, 4,b or ,Ss4
Sr-Havng received much benefit from the appi, alton
q he GaVaa. Machine, ia your poaegien You are at ib
cfy make ule Of ths b. way certificate o that effect
if you think proper Tam firmly of opinion hat it Ia,
reored the ue Of my hands, 5ef re the expe
rimca incapable of writing from cxcci6ve debi ~
occAEonei by long ie les of ilneis ia inasc
Tam hr your mott obedient Servant,
Charles EVANS.
..t Be,qea, or y, 1874
THIS Is TO Certify that have been al. -:,J with
great numb6ei, and wesknlfs IN nv eft hand which
prcvensed from doing my work, and by the aid of
operations at the t,av lastas have been reorcd
and am able to work as ulual MARY ADAMS.
BJoa, NJ "a, Sea
THIS is to Certify that have been afflicted for thefe
two years pat with violent Ri umAc complaint which
prevented nv having ref tor the above time aid
have been entirely ced by fourteen operation: of the
G.ivanic Machine. JOSHUA STOKES
Ma, 8, hHti Street
q Spectators may be fuppl;ed with
Tickets at THOMAS CLARk's Gookncie Fil-artet.
Po,fiaa4, Dee "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
nrIcIIAEr. SMITH,

EfoF rs Inc pubic, and parsicu arr The fricsd and
euomers og as L.cealSG erother, that nc eArIsa Oh
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21
1'ULzRY..
ssss.sss.s*ss

The following aaeaionaie Tribute to the Memory Of
the immortal HAmIroh, cloler the New Year. Ad-
dseis of tic cafsi>r of The Newsork Evening POI
10 bis Patrons.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

by iaiPs Nabby aal Eliza from Liverpool,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-21

Tie Hoy'iaa En1peror.-The following is CIV
en- in a late Paris paper as an extract OF a letter
from French ColoniG to bis relation Sena-
tor Kelleri1ian:
Dehalines is not ignorant thar mott of tn
infti;ution, as a Legion of Honour, a Senate,
Preieas, Maids of Honour, &c. &c. which he
has the dpfaeity ID decree for his people Of Hay
ri, expo!es him te be laughed at all iirangers,
and that it is extremely ridiculous in nim to
pretend 10 conduct vasabonds, tuoh as thofe of
whom he is the chief, according TO- iyttem de-
hgned after the msf 5faatijf.i maa<At of Europe.
But he anfwers, that he does it only 20 enrage
his snen es, b. Initiating foc,e Of their iai1aita-
be niiitutiJns, and that as long as he is alive,
no changes inaIl take place in France, without
being decreed by hin, at ST. Domingo, being,
as he has the moseiiy to iay, IKE bons9asfe q ffe
Nczu We,!d"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-09
BALTIMORE, July 40.
ROBBERY OF THE BANK
1000 DELIBERATIONS

List evening between dark and 10,
O'clock, the Office of discount and depo-
Sit, Established in this city, was forcibly
entered BY thieves, and sum Of money
in paper and specie, chiefly small change
contained in . small wrought iron chest,
was stolen therefrom. The villains who
pefpetrated this daring robbery, were
not able to penetrate the vaults all they
elected was to bear of the iron chest a
bose mentioned and lis contents. A..
mong other bank notes therein, was q
parcel Of old defaced notes, two or which(
were for 500 dollars each Of this Office :
the endorsements on them entirely filed
their backs. The said notes are gene
rally much defaeed, ragged, and scarce
" 6t for circulation. About the hour
this act was committed, q person was
seen with an iron chest in awheelbarrow
over Grii6th's bridge. There Is no
doubt but several villains were eng 3ed
IN the atroeiousrobbery. The above re-
ward win be given 10 any person Or per-
sous who viii detect and bring them to
conviction; and should one of the ae-
completes engaged therein make dis.
eoyery, so that the rest be convicted Of
the fact he shall receive the above re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
ROBERT GORDON, & Co.

TTAvE imported by the J5ror iua arrived from,
J 4 Madeira, 9nd now landing at Rockets GUAM
tity ct Vine from Murdoch M8nerton, & Co tic
hou!c from which tivJ have heretofore had their iup-
plies OF this sTtic'e--afo parcel from Scott, & Co
They have every resion to hope that both thcfe
parcels will prove to be very fine, being Altered by the
hppers that better never has been fent to the Usit
ed States They are lsewle jua receiving a few
pipes bids. and u. esiks Of Red Port, of the firn
lua'ity and have on haad parcel Of dry Lh5on
Wine, both imported by themlelves--direS from
Oporto and Iif6on.
Their general alfortment Of goods is very corn
plete, arnongh which they have--I2oOO bis Of
Copper, in bottoms ard Sheets Of al dimenions, and
weighs fi;abe Tor aiIIs; .relh upply Of Boitinc
Cloths from No to 7 a quantity Of Supcrfrt
Blue and Back Broad Cloth Of frG rate, at doll
per yard; lriG Lineus, from 81 Rerlng COZ, to loV
priced. AueuG 13,--lep2r Law az.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
TO BE SOLD, FoR CASH.

Am reoueied by David pattefon, Junr to expofe
tor iale, as trutee, the whole or 20 much of the
property in the trut deed conveyed bearing date the
9th February, 1904, cOnlifing of the following
1iaves, viz. JACK, a lad, TON, boy, KATE and her
three children BILLY, SALLY and Henry; Sucxy,
and her two children named FANNY and JEFFERSON;
as aiio MOLLY, girl; in order TO iatisfy debt due
from lad David Patteion, Junr. Benjamin Hacher,
agreeably to the of the iaid deed which fse
will certainly take place the 2sth day of septen-
Der next, at the dwelling houfe of the faid David Pat
teton, in the town of Mauchene-
GEORGE McCRFDIE, 7ygqee.
Manchefter, Auguft 81 {eptds)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
TO PIT SOLD.

n Pysls gslas. at G.sy's Eo:s ia -1ItxonS,i,, or
l'ies1y tis ictS 3.y 81 SfaiStsr, at i2 o'iori, az
a IL. that TRACT OF LAND. late Pretty
4 : Thornton, FIGURES, f,uatcd in Nor,hun,-
hsriand county, Virginia, lying immediately OH
tie Po;oyEac River. The following deicripticn is
given Of this property by per.ons well acquainted
wit!i it -" j contains $500 acres, ZOO acres of
which are the moit valuable low grounds the river,
between and 400 acres heavily timbered, and the
remainder very high land, extremely productive. The
io Of this tract is equal any in the Gate for the cul
;ivaton OF oorn wheat, tobacco, timothy, aud imah
grain OF ell kinds. On this tract large oommo
dous Brick Maniion liouie and two Offices, a Large
Brick Stable, Valuable Barn, Cow-Iloufe, and many
other -houies. The Orchards and Garden contain
variety Of valuable fruit trees. and the abound
with excellent FIN and yfteYs. II is ftuated about
days fail from Baltimore Alexandria, and Norfolk.
There are two good mill feats FOR gria and faw mill.
on the eate, and plenty Of cedar and chenut timber
for which an exceiien, market may he found at tina
City of Walhington."
The Of fale are--onc. fourth caif one-fourth
in year, one-fourth months, and the reiiGu.
n two years from the day Of fae. The payments to
be iecured by bonds with mortgages TIE prenfes
and TO be on interea from the day fale.
For further information, application may be made
N behalf OF the fubfcriber, Thomas Robinfon, to
Richard Peters, Jun. attorney law, in the city Of
Philadelphia to William Lewis in the fame ci,y
PHILADELPHIA
THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
July % epl5S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23

He frbfcriber, begs leave to acquaiut,his friends
L in Richmond, that he has commenced buGneis
ince lat April, 10 New-York, and viii be happy to
receive consignment FpfodUce, and tr1niatt commit
lion buiineis, upon which occaiiors advances will lie
made. DAVID WILLIE.
he iuborber viii remain in Richmond, uutil the
9th next month. Any Perlon wiihing 10 commune
cate upon buiines, will pleaie to apply TO Mr.. Will
am Long, Bridge ftreet.
AuguA Is. (ep I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
LAND-ROR sale,

the county Of Lunenburg, lying within one mile
OF the Court-houie, on Couche's creek this traa
contains ieven hundred and fifty acres one burdred
and fifty OF which is cleared comfortably improved
for the accommodation of family. This land is well
iuted to the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat.
great bargain may be had in this land. The
terms may be made known, by application 10 Major
Grief Green, of Notoway, who is duly authorized to
dhpoe oft, OF the iubicriber living on the preu1iles
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Augul 2.-lepti
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-23
TO BE SOLD.

On HberNie,odif, and in istf 70 I.if pu,eboie,,,
III ROM two hundred and fifty to three hundred
acres Of LAND, in the county Of Elenrieo, about
tour miles from Richmond diitancc which renders
1t but little liable page, yet efficiently near to one
ct the beit and moi improving markets in the United
States
The advantages ofmall farms near large towns are
10 obvious and generally admitted, as not TO reqre
particular enumeration. Perrors relidng in the CITY
with large families, and who are obliged to keep orf
es would be able in year to fave more than the
original Purchafe For further particulars enquire of
Mr.. Thomas Norvel.
May ID. ro,f,f7
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FOR RENT

y TNHEHOUSE and OUT-HoUsFS in the Town
OF Maneheler, late in the occupancy of Richard
Baugh, deeeaied The houle is adapted to the sc-
commodation of fmall family, with kitchen. Ra-
bic and liloke houe--atached to the buildings are
a good garden, AND fpacious yard well cneloied !;
and an advantage of grazing the uxuriant commons
OF che Town, which iurrouud the preniifes--The
filtration IS peaaut, aud has been ever condcred as
heal'hy.-ihe properly will be Let ON Leae for one
or more year', and pofsfEon given the 25th Decem-
her nextFor terms Of rentor Ieae, application may
he made TO George M'Credie, Of Mlnclisder, or
the iubfcriber,
JOHN CRlNCAN.
AUEua 10. (yt
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FOR SALE,
THE PLANTATION evbl,,o,

HE PLANTATION eubereon Major Tho
L mas Calls noau rsjfdeJ, and. tcrmerly The re-
,fafree Of hr. D0a,id Anderjon. This land is in
tie n9ffr part efHanozsr county, and neur RE
Loa;iz !ile. The fraG contains about four bus-
@ne@ ACRES, is. remarkably beathy and 4veU
adapted to fbs culture Of Corn, Hbeat, and To-
baeeo. u is 80 miles from Richmond, and so
from Eanoq,cr tozvn.
II this lnnt0tion is NOT /oid BY privafe eontra7
bEtore tie Ct September next, it zUiW on that
aay be lold at public a~dion on tie tremijiJ.
One half If the noney qVW be exbe(7edin ban6,
TIE balance to be paid on the N day of huenG
1906.
For fs,n15 0P1ly to Merizcrtber Zones, Eta.
or TO tie .G.Ifeyiber H4,ine Ia this tLaee.
WILLIAM CHLLIS.
Hggnf 6. esfds.
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coEsIs STING OF

Which added TO his former Rock, completes an az
ior,ment that was never equailcd in his line of buff
nets, in this CITY,
He thanks his cuaomers for paft favors, and hores
tn merit continuation Of their cufom. His iorn,e,
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them IN their crude fate, that he might BE- able TO
Judge OF their quality. and powdering and preparing
them under hiSimmediate infpeclon, have contributed
to his preent eftsbliihment; and oppoG,ion he pre-
fumes wilnot relax his exertons give general (at
faction in future.
His experience for mere than IL years pan. as A.
potheeary and DruggiG in this city, added to fn,all
tock OF Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks, to form toerabiy correct Judgment
as to the quality of Drugs and Medicines although
he cannot boat of Donors rel on him greater ,han
the confidence of numerous and relpe6iabie QUITO
mers.
In regard to his wholefale prices, he pron,fes to
rAifh each ofhis wholefals cu{ton,ers with printed
price current as foon poibe and feels hirfef con-
hdent in their APPRECIATION, knowing that no one in
this fate can afford TO under-iell him. This he in
tends to do,no TO get OfLrri egey, from ln, but to
fecure his own
Any articesthat may be ordered and not approv-
ed OF as quality, may be returned if in good order
and in realonable time.
June l. (3w&d)