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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
John Sellers.
Mujeans Of Wax Hgurs5.

The Owner of the MysRvM OF WAx.fIGufRs,
having determined to fix the price # ADMIT
tance to the low price Of IS tents, N srder
thai every body may have the advantage or
their hght, tbeins the 6,f and very likely the
iaa time that fuch curious piece of work has
been exhibited in this eouusryj takes the Ii.
serty of inviting the LADIES and GENTLE.
MEN in this town who with TO Zee thorn to pro-
dt OF this favorable opportunity, giving them
at the fame time notice, that SATURDAY
NEXT will be the laft day of exhibition.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
SPANISH HIDES.

1000 span.h Hides julf receiv-
ed and for lais by
JOHN TUCKER.
WHO has on hand 70 hhds.
and loo b5L,. MUSCC VABC SUGAR <smt3
to draw back, and GROCERIES as 4tuai
Der. Is. a~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-16
TAVERN g OYSTER HUUoI

T,HE hbfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs be, friends
L and the public az large that lhe has opeR-
ed q Tavsrn = Ogae' .Hogf on Union l.teet--
Having good accommodations, and Number Of
private apartments, where gentlemen may te--
gale themfelves on the good 'hings Of this lie
-lhe aattcrs Aelfelf by the allifance of her fop.
in.law, that ihe will be able to give uniyerfsi
iati'taefion-L Liquors of the FIRST quality will be
laid in, and every attention paid by
Margaret Myers.
N. B. She has as dual PORTER
AND ALE.
October Is. On
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31
71Oenty Dollars RezrGrd.

EioPeo ito'ii oiS 4ooie,ioe'' "''',s
40 the town or re'ef'0ossa'' S"s''''' OH Tic
night OF tee seh uis' Without any p'o'oeah'o
very hgat mulssto. man, who has genefail'
be-" ko' "" by then OF GhOHSs Ale
t,.meIly the property OF MIR. Hector nies'ndei'
@ Dunn ''es, f2m whom pu'>hs'ea nun ao'u'
" y: '"'nth' t'ee; tie Is an ex'el'en, o'o'
an &c nake'' and tetved an spp'en''ee'h'F 20
"a, "ah"-tl w1th, Mr.. James >. p'inan' or me
:io'cis'a place, i'o" whence ne siopea 10 MOI
;'.&, s"h Wa there apyrehe"oe'' toaSea III }1't
az, o'iIgc' home pT has tasf'er. ne Is ao9oe
, ? wear old, tset 7 or '"'h.s high, weh
g2?o'I'Acl, h,'.q nosS p'''sc, .''a BACK
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31
For SAFE or Rent,

/ kree lots in the town of Colchelter.
On one there is good dwelling. heuie, WIKI
: kitchen under it. nrss houfe, veil inciofed
g,'tsa With fpuing Of good water 10 it; the
f-soni is yr,fs lot adjoining the aoone defnih.
ed With 8abie upon IL. Add the third is a
water lot with Hoafe and good Fihery
On it. Fron the heaithinefs of this agreeable
,sf the dsua,ion aud cheapneis of wood it may be
de6rab&shargain. Immediate possession may
be had. Fer tern. ao2ly 10.
DAVID WILSON SCOTT, Alexan
= or to WILLIAM BOWMAN, Hv.
ing two miles fro& ColcheGter.
January u, sawsw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31
To the CursoG5.

TO B E S E E N,
From G.r,ryf II ID, mo'sivs, h7s ''cloek IA '6s
svenms. at tie Fra Of sas Sp's~d.E@g"'
An African Tiger,
Three feet aoJ an hail high, and n,ne ees long
cnly two years OF age.
Il living Sheep, with five Legs:
The ] A c K A L L,
(7ht Lion's P,av'aerJ:
The lCAN 81 OF H ::
III O.,
a living Alligator:
Il Snase-Ssin, IS Fsetln Length, ~hea
lung and,
A Fowl, with a Horn ON It's Head.
Abundance, to, grown perfoas, as CENTS
Chid.en, half price.
fac above a, finals have been renewed INTO a
comfortable room in the from. part of the hcufe.
,nuary 80. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31
BY authority.
EXHIBITION.

,,Ae long room adjoining the Eagle Tavera'
Cn SATURDAY EVENING,
CFsbruary 2, 1862
will BE- brought t,r~md that wonderful Auto
n,ato,n, called
TIE LITTLE TURK,
which will tell any card drawn. Alto, she "ef-
W hum"r. Ut
GREGORY AND DORCAS,
-" with the
RICH q COMIC FIGURES.
.,. The whole to conclude Win
!, The Battle Of the ME-.
The reer, will be made comfortably
warm.
Dsorsts be eh4,s1 at SIX, dndMs pf.,'r-
,nsnce 10 Commence 1T seusn o'cisrk.
AdmiAanee Eify Cents.
Children 1ubo .cQms with their parents
wiHbs admitted at hall price.
Tiekets nsoy Be had at III. Stewa,s's Bo'k
store.
eT NJ. NJ. Intending hsr,ly 10 failfs' e.
ro;:, will difpofc Of his Apparatus. saa will
teach TIC ?urchafe1.
January 81. t.s&
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-01-31
JAMES DOUGLASS,
HAS oPRNlDA
= ROCERY S TO K +,

HAS OPfNkD
ROC cry S I D K Z,
L. RurAL STREET, fou, doors below the Coz
Frr.HousE,
Where he has, nozv, for SAX,
Cssoac Brandy, Of the ssa quality
Holland Gin
Old JanAc. Rum
Whiikey
NolaHes
; ; e.: a,:'' and TEAS
Coffee, Chocola.e
Loaf, Lutao ADD Brown Sugars
Pcppes, Alifpice
G.oand Ginger, Nutmess
Cinnamon, Cloves
Mould and Dipt Candles
lanes River manufactured Tobacco
Cahenels oea do.
Fowler and Shot, aEor,ed, b.. &c.
In ielsaing IL. above articles he ha. had al
eve uartruis,iy to the cuftom Of bis friends II
town, 70 whom ne will be very thankful tor any
iavors in his way. They are OF the bea quail
~, ard will be fold as low for caih as they car
poGiby be afforded.
He eas ALTO on hand parcel Of wxcellen
Rhode III I'D eo,s,oss, and few barrels Sweet
Cyier: Alto, Indian Meal, OF &hich he vii
enleavor to keep conAaa. iSPrk, andskHkir
Butter. aud Flour, by retail.
auu 81. taw@'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOR SAFE,

{ TX hundred and forty acres Of the well known
Traet of Land called THE STATIONS FER
Ky TRACI;" lying upon the Peanke,anls river in
Gioter county, adjoining the land of Mr. Johniton
the eitate of Benjamin Marsble dec. and others
ms Land is heavily timbered with the belt cheinut
oak, hickory, dogwood, and iecond growth of pine
capable of into common plank or fcant-
ling There are not more than tv o hundred acres of
Cleared land upon the traet. nream runs through
the body of this land, upon which an over-hot mil
might be ereefed at ima expenee. No lituation in
the low CouHtry of Virginia, has more the advantage
OF good water, lh oyters, & iaubrous air. than this
he improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
oue has lately been in part repaired and coniit OF
three rooms anda paage below and two above fairs
The terms will be made known upon the premies
by JAMES r. NICOU.
Seaton's Ferry, Feb. 10. eF SIN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
TO TIE PRESIDENT u DIRECTORS OF
THE JAMES RIYER COA1P'Y.

FIND that our Ian Legislature has direfe ed that YOU
ihall have the Navigation of the Canal connected
with Underwater by means of Locks. Much has
been iaid on this iubject, and many have iuggeGecl
Their doubts as TO the praciicabiy of erecting iuch
Locks as will be Permanent, and anfwer the purpoie.
In my opinion, it is practicable, plain, and ealy but
the col will far exceed common computation, but
not more than inme Of you calculate
As have made nyielf we'll acquainted with two
plans that will anfwer, differing from each other only
in the materials, hereby offer mylelfto you as fu-
Perintendant of the building of them on the follow
ing terms, viz;
Ten thouiand dollars for my lervces, to be paid at
the end OF five years from the time the Locks are f.
nfhed, provided they fand; otherwiie, nothing. 1t
will be equally agreeable to me, to take larger or
INHALER FUN, on longer fhor:er time adding or
dedGeng at the of one thouiand dollars per ann
If you with to have my plans explained to you, You
will Peale to addrefs through the medium of this
paper, and will attend you perlon at any time and
place you may appoint.
Should you conclude that my price is more than
you will give, in the that you ia approve my
plans nothing need be iaid by you on the fub-
Jet.
Your flence for three months, ihalI conider as
tull diiaPProbation to my propoGtion.
a CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
March 1. (eF2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
TO Mr.. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, OF
SOUTH-CAkOLIN

A S r0u are not a rsfdeat Of this Common
I sVsolfb, and haze no agent or Atto,wey
7vitbin the Iitme, to 7vbom e legal ncfice can be
gi7'en I; jon are bere6r informed, tba. BY 9irine
eta commiGon i0itsd from TIE e5Fee Of tie High
Court OfC.5anecrr. far tie middle diGril7 cfFi--
gihia, BY Iaqv'dire7sd 10 he hoLen at the Capitol
in the City Of Richmond, in the /nit in Cbamccry
depending in /aid court, in zvb:eb you are Complai-
na"t, and I am Defendant, .A'"H proceed on
the Eeeond MondGr in Ap,H next, at tbr TaDeym
oaJsSss George in the county of Coocliand and
Fate ofPirginia, TO take The depqGf;ons Of Tho
mas Jobgjon, Jobn JotnJon, Zacbariob PaL,iam,
John FretgveN, and NTliiam Chick, TO BE- read
05euideace in the E7id GGt, and that J'tbe Game
cannot be taken on TIE dar qtorejaid, tie taking
fbersof 7vW be continued BY adjournment from,
day to day until TIE 7vhohe are completed ; zvbeg
and zVbere yrom mar if .you PLfgje attend.
amir, Yours, sc.
BERGMAN JOHNSON.
Lonila rouaiy, and .Rate Of Virginia,
February %, 1905 (Gp 4zvJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
March l, 1905.
NOTICE.

HAT Mr.. Anthony Dibre of buckingham
L county, is hereby fully authorized to make faIe
of one TRACT of LAND, in Patrick, containing
5000 acres, lying Dan ver--three ditto in Gray
fon county, lying the of Little Reed Hand
creek-two of thouflnd acres each, and one of 500
acres tie faid Dbre will attend at next April Gray
fon for the fe of the fad lands for and on be-
half of NATHl ANDERSON
Abemarle county, March 10, 1905. ids
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
Debatr,
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
WEDNESDAY, JaaNary 81.
Debatr,
DEBATE ON THE GEORGIA CLAIMS.
Continued.


Ma, ROOT began by obferving that he
lbould not undertake lengthy and elaborate
diicuilion Of the merits Of this claim. He
was not difpoftd infinitely to enquire into the
legality or equity of the claims derived under
the ad of Georgia of 1895. Although he be-
lieved that the New England purchafers were
entitled to recover, both in law and in equity
that the fec ofthe lands in queltion was veR-
ed in them beyond any Legislative control, vet
as they had offered terms of comrromife, and
as gentlemen have inclined TO put the inue upon
the expcdiency Of the meafure, he fhoulG chief
ly Confne hinfelf TO the anfwering of Guch OBJ
ie6tions as he had heard offered in oppofition
TO the claim. He faid that he had lihened at
tentively during this debate, and the firt OBJ
lection which poGeGcd any claim to argument,
fell from The fri gentleman from Virginia, (Mr.
!. Rardolph). The objection is this that
the New England company were pugcharsrs
gyifb Hofice-that is, that they had notice of the
fraud before they became purchafers that
they knew the fales by Georgia were void, and
purchaiing with their eyes open, they mutt fuf
tain the loi5-and how, he inquired, has this
notice been fhewn ? BY whom and on whom
has ii been (erved? The gentleman from Vir.
GINA who fri fpoke on this quefion has, &c
We fllre, r'ferred us to the Prefdent's meGag-
! OF ne nth of February. 1875, and thi. he il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
TO BE SOLD-roR READY MONEY,

E purfuante of decree of the Circuit Court Of the
\ United States, between Phneas Bond, attorney
for the creditors of Ezekial Edwards plaintiff, and
David Rofs and Others defendants in order to raie
the FUN of 1000 dolls 40 Gers, with the expences OF
fale, A NUMBER OF SLAVES and 10 much of that
valuable Eflte in the county of Campbell, known by
the name of the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as ilall
appear iufcient raife the iaid fun of money and
the iaid expenses the iad land being in the occu-
patton of the fad David Ro5, ard the aves aforeiad
being on the land
The faIe will take place at the Oxford Iron Works
in the county of Campbell, on Ihuriday the llth Of
April next
The ilaves are reprefented to be very valuable
The land is 70 well known, render delcrpton
unneceGary. BEN. MOSBY, D. NJ. for
JOS ScoTT, M.v.p.
Mar
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
March |.
HIPGINId:

At hyperion Court of Chancery held at the Capt.
tol in the city of Richmond, the frl day Of March
one thouiand eight hundred and five
Between
Marcus Ecan and William Temple, afr
hs% %nd Of Hooper and rolsF D'nA'"P'' Plaintiffs
Thomas Stewart andcompanie and Wi-3
liam MKenzie and Compane. Defendants
4 HE defendants Thomas Stewart and compa-
s ME not having entered ia appearance and
gwen iecurity according to the act of Alemby, and
the rules OF h: court, and appearing the atif
faction OF the court that they inhabitants oil
this country the motion of the plaintiffs by their
council, it is ordered that the faid defendant do ap
pear here on the irit day of next term, and anfyer
the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of this order
be forthwith inherited in fome newspaper pubGihed in
the cry OF Richmond tor two months iuccevely, and
Poiled at the front door Of the Capitol in the aid CITY
March 5. (eF2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
FOR CASH.

Will be fold for ca on Saturday the 3oth inf at the
houfe of Mr.. John Trabue, by virtue Of "A deed of
truf from, James Cheatham the fnbcriber to IA
tsfy fundry debts therein mentioned
NNE forrel horle three fea1her beds ard furniture
~ and negro ran named Billy or Will--Sale to
take place at one o'clock.
ROBERT GRAHAM
Manchefier, 10Th March. eptds.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
BRADDICK & sKIPWITH

fave this day dilIolved their partnership; FOR
Iiettiement of all accounts reference IS made to
S. BRADDlCK, who alone is hereby authorized to
chat effect.
S. p. BRADDlCK,
WILLIAM SKlPWITH.
March Sth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
BY he Sij,tibryi, ct f5o;r PITWT q OIL Mn
NUFACToR1, }Vhfry-S Street, No.ialF:
yTTHTE LEAD,
n w Yellov Ochre,
= Venetian Red, Groua9 IN OIL ard
- Sp41n Brown, Z in IS u IAN. kern.
Black & Lead Colour
ior.Pantng roofs,
= and Green in pots Of (, 2 & Q lbs. each,
s~1'ion, Pruiiiau Blue, Patient Yellow, Ped
Lnheage, Sugar Of Lead White Vitriol, Ivory
N & O.
1900 gallons Dutch I,u(eed OIL,
Sn'rs.'i Turneutine, Corul AMI ru--entre
N-rniIh. and Window Glais, Of all iizes
- Orders for any Of tss above articles. LET with
Na,t P,qg,r u Nogeayt, Richmond, will be at
tended to immediately, by
JOHN R0RKE e. co.
Nor'ol1- n11rcn /, 1905 (eptO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21

In Offering the above work 10 the public, the pro-
Pretor are ienble that excellence rot often attain
able; but with candor and truth qyally remote from
arrogance and pa tity they fay, tina; they CON
icienHouliy believe it has iua claim to the conf
Genee and patronage Of The people.
A Map Of Virginia has been long and anxioufy
looked Tor None has been pubhed on the plan of
the one now offered, for many years, when AuguRa
wa tle frontier county.
The LABOR c,Pe"'c, and apparent dricuities, in ac-
conPh.hina 81, ,u,crcHug work, have deferred le-
v"rai IRON tie arduous undertaking. The proprie-
tors finding that mott Of the other Rates had recent
j. g. ven encouragement to Gmilsr productions, and
entertaining high iere Of the real dignity and i'm
polancc Of Virginia, embarked in the buGnefs, from
well grounded belief ihat the magnitude aud utility
q the work, would ufurc, faccomplirleda rerupe-
ration. And while Virginia IS pos erru'ly 9imulated
with the love Of icencc and virtue they hope aud BE-
.ieve ihe viii view domr0'o productions, which prove
Pre-cmlntntl. u'eful, with generous pride
IhOia gentlemen who take iubicripfion papers. are
requeied 70 return hem to the rubicrber ia Petetc
barry BY She FRI day OF May. The maps will be rea-
dy FOR iublcr5ers in the courfe Of the enfung FUN
uer.
WILLIAM PRFNTIS.
Pcterfburg, February, 1905.
- SnLis,isfio75 ycc~iv,6by RfrcHg e. N'oRs1E,
0sS o's'r' 7oi'b 7obsm Jat5,iffo" Pqpo, are hdgod
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
BY JAMES MADISON, d. D.
PRESIDENT OF WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.

o which will be added, II MP of the greater
4 part of the State Of Ohio, from actual firve,
including the whole of the Virginia Military Tratf
with ali that part of the fate Wet Of the Ohio River
to the Indiana boundary line.
The north-eait cornor of the Map will be orna-
mented with an intereang View of the City of
Richmond.
The ize of the MAP will be five feet fix inches
IN length, and three feet eight inches in breadth An
ingenious and ilful Engraver is engaged TO execute
the work. in hyle not inferior to any fmilar wei.
in the United States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
R,rbn,cuo lnriers Current.
auttinn @sIrs.

THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.
I'LL in future ItH at THE for. occupied BY NJ. W
Haaeorf y Co. Wei7cfA1y's in each zv>.k ;
and at fbsir office, Tasjaays and Fridays Iilak
D=s. /, 1904. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
The price to lgbicrbers will he eight dollars, neat
y mounted, colored and glazed-One dollar, to
hghten the great expenle of pubEcaton) TO be paid
on iublcribing.
10 non-iublcribcrs the price will be ten dollars
COPY RIGHT SECURED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
FOR RENT :

TENHE Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for
I merly occupied by Mr.. William Fenwicl. and
afterwards by Mr.. Braxton Craddocls. For tern,f
apply to CALICO, RICHARD T. CO.
January Il. (f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
GO " d 7 T 10 " S.

I. The Enquirer VII appear twice
week....D During the felton, Of Cengreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or a supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
ii. Terms of payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not iubfcrihe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquarc in length,
fhal be inherited for Jevenfv-fUe cents
the 6rit time, ftfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditionai infert;on tbirty-tbres cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertiiementS inherited for ftiy cents
the frft time. and fJirfy-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
CrcIccc--oc
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a VALUABLE PLANTATION.

I YING Fighting creek, in this county, will be
e offered for laIe the higheH bidder at Powha.
tan April court, which is the l7th day of the month
1t IS iupPoed contain sos acres but previous to
the day oiiae, furvey will be made thereof, and a
plot exhibited on that day in the mean time it will
be thewn to any Pefon deiirous Of viewing it, either
by myieif or my overfeer living thereon 1t is d,r
tant from Richmond 80 miles, Peterfburgh 40
James river 10; APPamattox and is thought by
Judges to contain body of coal. A imal proporti-
on of the purohafe money will be required in hand
one half of the remainder on the 1T day of January
next, and the balance in two equal annual payments
for which fecurity on the land or otherwe will
be expected.
BRETT RANDOLPH.
county, Feb. II, 1906. { crow
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

To be SOLD to the higheG bidder, on credit of
twelve months,
1--WE TRACTS of LAND, belonging to the eltate
Of Thomas Anderlon, dec. viz One IL Camp
bell county, Of 400 acres lying on'both fdes of the
main road, on the branches of Beaver Creek; this
traS to be fold at April Campbell court, being
the 6ih day Of the month.
ole IN Boteourt couty off 6oaeres lying Cataw-
ba creek this tractto be fold at next April Bote-
tourt court, being the lth day of the month thefe
two fales to he attended by MIR Anthony Dibrel who
is hereby fully authorized to act for the executors of
the faid Thomas Anderion
One of 400 acres, one of l47 acres, and one of so
acres, lying i'll Buckingham county, the two former
on the waters of Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one on Irvings ferry road. Theie three laR traSts
to be fold at Nay Buckingham court, being the
l35h day of the month. Bond with approved fe
.urity will be required, bear nereR from the
date, but fPuntualy paid the nerelt hall be remi
ssd.
MATTE ANDERSON, &
ROBERT RIVES.
F>'rs of Thos. Anterior, dec
Albeniarle county, March 10, 1905. tbs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21

PHILADELPHIA BOTTLED PORTER.
ORDERS for the above article, adirened to the
~ fubfcrbers Cf accompanied with caih) will be
placed in the hands of experienced bott.rs and
promptly complied with under their particular direc-
tiou the rate Of one dollar egy-ieven cents and
All half per dozen, bottles included.
ISAAC w, MORRIS & Co.
Brewers, Philadelphia.
March ). IT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
John HaikeiI,

1t the Chamber ever N. p. Da1iJ,5 y7oYe,
toot gf FJB-Strtet,
HAS for fsle, FEATHERS, Of the
RufIian, sea-Fowl and Live Geefe kind, and Up
good qualities
Cotton Bed-Ticking, Of American manu-
faSture, fuperiOr to imported;
Bed Ticks ready made, and filed at a
1hort notice.
WANTED "A quantity Of Swinging Tow
@ A few Boarders will hear of good ac-
commOdations BY enquiriag as above. Ney,4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
70 all 5vb3 are concerned !

HE fEbfcriber informs thofe indebted 70 him for
the POErLASD GAzErTz, AI-,rtjsy7r.ff, or orh-
erwiic previous % the sth q Tuly sR thar he has
taken his books and accounts ~ the Office VI Bye,
Eiq topPoiite the Gazettc-Cice) where he will al
tend tor ietterueut- Tie The fame time under
e heceihty N informing iuch may ncEett letie
with him his agents. By rhe Frz,r DAr or IAMuAKr
neat that their bills cannos De iceed without eosr.
z. f. TEAXS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
POWDER HOUSE.

THE feleetmen Of the town of Portland, give notice
TO the merchants of faid Town, and others whom
il may concern that the Powder Houle is ready for
the reception OF Powder and that they have appoint
ed Capt. ABNER LOWELL, Keeper Of the fa;a
Houie, until the annual Town Meeting.
BY order of the Selectmen,
Samuel Freeman, Chairman.
Nov. 2, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-04
Wanted.

Two Young Lads, one for tending hop, and the
other il 4miIy-nether Of them to exceed lG
years Of age te whom good encouragement will be
given. Inquire cf the Printer. on 2s.