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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-21
La7dS jorSfllc i1 5ltckllgIlnti County,.
THE subscriber offers for sale the

~ he. subscriber nffers for sale the
Il foliowisss ,raa.af Z and. viz 1000 acrss
hcgiunine whsts msj Charles anccy 8 lire joins
his on James river. and extend ont TO include the
above quanti1y. asle leave ont he low grounds,
with Sufficient iniber TO support it-.Aso, two
uaefs en- Sycamore i.'and creek and its waters.
OF four hundred acreseach, adjoining the lands Of
maj. fsncey and The subscliber's; ihos- two
usefs werc formerly the properly Of col. John
Hopkins OF Coochland on The lower traa Is mot
20 be good nit seai---I.igewise . trza On Me-
rsdi,h's creek Of three hundred s eighty eight a.
crcs, adjoining the ands Of CO WIN. Perkins, on
which is plantation srHlsient 10 work fire or
six hands To advantage. thriving young orchard
IN bearing one or two years, an excellent creek
running hso' the plantation ON which nigh, be
ereaed a convenient mill n, rgesi,hy neighbor-
hood he above land sbounds with very good
pine for bui.dings--Also trad of two or three
hpndred acres below John Bagby. senr's en- this
there is small plantation with excellent fruit
'rees. and a good situation for mill, fresh
broke the dam and left the house which is tw o
s'ories high, and at small expense MAY be put
in grinding order. The above lands la, corveni.
entto w arrnius,er, and will be shcwn 10 any rer-
son wishing 10 purchase. by the proprietor, and
the terms mtie known.
JOSEPH cABELL
Buckingham, Riptou, 9Th Selt. 1905 3m
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TEN DoLLIRS RGW.1RD.


nROKE away last evening, alarge stout made
ID blood bay VI O Sc, upwards of five feet
nigh. z years old last spring. was shod all rouud
boat two months ago, bur some Of the SHOES
may now be OF he has large head and small
eyes trots and sallops If he has any other rks
by which hs might be distinguished. they are not
secolle6ied. Ne had on saddle . good deal
worn, With a hogskin seat and plated stirrups
The above reward will be paid on delivery
the horse and SADDLE 10 the subscribers.
Pickett, Pollard * Johnston.
Richmond. March S. 1905
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7c5e Said, for Cash.

7o6e Said, fof Cash.
n AM requested by David Patteson,
4 jr to expose for sale. as irusteee, the whols
or so much OF The PRGfgRTY. in the trust deed
conveyed. bearing da,e ne 10th day Of April last,
consisting OF de fallowieg slaves. viz Jack lad
= Tom. boy--Rate and her three chiid,er---
Billy, Sally and Henry, Sukey and her rwo chiI
dren. named Fanny and Jefferson, as also, Molly,
= gir-in order to satisfy debt due from the said
David Paterson. jr. TO Lyle & MsCrcdie, agree
ably to the OF the said deed tich sale viii
certainly take place on the 28sh day of September
next, at the dwelling house OF the said David at
teson, in the town Of Manchester.
James +. Leitch, Trustee.
Manchester, 9Th August. 1905.
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ny rHE oovsssor OF THE EXTRAORDINARILY
or VIRGINIA,
a PROCLAMATION.

b e - IA - ~ 40 IL dppSdIS Dy TIC III
w qUisitinn &C the Coroner for the county
OF Berkeley tina, JOSEPH THsuSTON and
JOHN TtillUSTCN. late of the said county.
are charged with the murder Of Barney Riley; s.
information has been received by the executive,
thA, the said Joseph Tbfusron and John Thrus.
ton. have led from justice have. therefore.
thought FL with the advice Of the Cousei of
STATE issue tiiis procia nation. hereby Offering
a reward OF Two Hundred Dollars, for appre.
hending aud conducting before the Coronex, or
a Jusiice of the Peace for the sa.d county, or
SAID Joseph Thrusion and John houston, ths
One Hundred Doi.ars for either of them. in or
der 10 their examination, touching the caid muir.
der: Aud do moreover enjoin all officers civil
and Military, and exhort The good people of this
commonwealth. TO use their best endeavors TO
apprchend and eouduSt before The Coroner q
Ipslice Of the retce for the aforesaid county OF
Berkeley, the said Joseph Thruston ard John
Thnstoa, hat they may be dealt with, as, in such
cases, The Law directs.
Given under mr. hand IS Governor, with
the seal OF the Commonwealth annex,
ed, az Richmond. this 18th day of June,
IL. s., in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundtcJ and FIVE, and of the COM
,uonweaith the twenty ninth.
(Signcd) JOHN PACE.
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JACOR Johnson

Bootst1er e 5iasDasr, a ;sss doors tsSso lie
l<wkr: Hoase, Riekmss.s.
Has Just received in addition to his former
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(sOMmi1TED TO Prince Edward j all. about
~ the 30th Of June last, negro man named
Abrau' ~ suppose Ire is about so years old, a.
bout feet inches high, his clothing Is OF negro
cotton, being ragged & worn OUT; be says he be-
longs TO the estate of Archer Moseley. dec and
Is hired by capt. Nathan Read. ef Bedford coan.
~. The owner is desired TO take him away
and pay charges.
VIZ. WonsHAN, keeper Jail.
Sept. 9th, 1905. VAN
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Blair's Lectures
Ditto Sermons
Mediea, Dictionary
itoscot's Life OF To-
reno do Mcd!ci, 5
vols, 9vo.
Pursui,s of Litsratute
Democracy Unveiled
iIarris's encyclopedia
Walks Is Sketches at
the Cape OF Cool
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Super royal printing. lowered. fcolscip, letter.
wove & plain folio pos, papers b;suk books of
all sizes printing ink, and a genera, assortment
OF articles in ,he S,ati,nzry ime-snd The high.
es. price in cash goods viii be gwen for nil
kinds Of clsan linen and cotton Rags. at the 4.
bove store If Sept IL 1905
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TED to have been given in, would have
thrown greas light upon many other of the
charges. There is one ground of defence
taken by the respondent, which Ibid sup.
pose q gentleman of his discernmcnt
would have sedulously avoided. That al
though the travers-r had justified nine-
teen out of twenty Of the charges, contain.
ed in the Indictment il he could not prove
The truth OF the twentieth. il was OF little
moment, as he was ",hereby put in the
power Of the COURT Gracious God.
Sic, what inference is to be drawn from
this horrible insinuation.
4. (zo be concluded f,s our nerf.
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onally revert to the great mass OF the pco-
pie. Stripped ofthe ensigDs and Invested
of the feelings of office, reduced TO the
level of citizenship. he should enter into
: their views, understand their interest,
know their wants, and thereby learn the
real connection between the constitu e mt
body and their servants. rs general
principle, il may be laid down, that If the
representatives OF the people are too long
continued IN any one cffice, they are AMI 10
think their election as a matter of r;rbt.
They Use that tender scnsibiIily towards
their constituents and tina, devotion 10
their service which they Fundamentally
possess. To give however the argument
otconlinuing to eIeSt because having been
eiected,'ths utmost weight it deserves. il
w'ii DC IKE dust in the balance just ca,cu.
lated, all things else being equal to ,urn
the scale. feel impressed with a con.
riction that considerations of an higher
nature will at.ra@ the attention and iol,u-
encs the decision of the people.
There are four cardinal points well wor-
thy Your regard in selecting a represen-
tative 10 congress. Similarity of interest.
moral character, extent of talents, polit;-
cal sentiments delicacy forbids the invi-
duous task OF drawing a comparison he.
tween my opponent and myself upon
THESE various questions. You, country
men, are the tribunal to decide between
u.s. Hthe decision should be favorable
TO my wishes, it will be viewed as the
most fortunate incident Of my life, il will
be regarded as an additional and highly
honorable proof of the friendship of INV
country, wiltinspire me with sentime nts
o indeliole gratitude, aud will stimulate
ne to supply what shall be wanting in
ability or experience by an Industry which
hall not be fatigued, and by zeal which
shall know no abatement. ifhoweyer nv
opponent be deemed more worthy vonr
confidence, The first maxim ofmy ,,oi,,;cs
directs me to acquiesce s bow with cher
fuiness to the win of,he people. n anv
situation shall be placed by my couo,ry.
trust ! shall be satisfied and continne -
make her prosperity the first Object of INV
wishes. my
Believe me,
very respectfully, your
friend and fellow citizen.
JAMES BARBOUR.
Orange, March 6, 1905.
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RICHMOND PRICE CIjRHt=N:;.-=

AT numerous meeting of the Democratic Re-
publican f'eeholders. of the city of Richmond,
at the Bel Tavern. in the said city. ON Sa,ur,
day the i6.h of March, 1906
IL ,pas Res"fced. That the FreehoIders who at
tended the said meeting, would Use their best
endeayors in supporting The election of such gem
tleman of Republican principles, as should. BY a
majority OF the said freeholders be seles,ed as a
proper person to represent the said city, in the
next General Assembly. ~
Wberenpon. the said Freeholders having pro-
ceedcd by vote, 10 the choice of such person,
majority Of votes was found in favor Of LEWIS
HARvIE. Esq.
Teste.
NoBr. MITCHELL, Clan man
J. ROBINSON, Secretary.
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VAC SOtn"SfO t'dssoSCs ou Tue iJb JdNua--
ry,laa. Ia, So, long SO, SO, was boarded
by the English priva,eer brig Crier, of
is guns and detained hours. Captain
Hammond had furnished the following ac-
count Of the treatment he received from
the British commander; On Coming with
in gun shot he fired two guns at the school,
net, one of which passed very near under
her stern, he then sent AN officer VIZ. or
oers to bring Capt. II. on board the pri-
sa,eer with his papers, which being com.
P''eo with the captain selu:ed him with
you damn arascal, why did you not heaye
20 s"onerF' Capt. III. replied he did
hease To as toon as he discovered him To
DC man or war. The English captain
ordered the boat swain TO take The An,evi-
can captain to the gangway and give
him fifty fishes, which however w.s
mol put into execution. He then ordered
c"pt' IL TO return to his own vessel, heavs.
out ms boat s-retnn to,th- privatser, with
threat that II he was more than one nil
mute ond half about it, he would fin- a
s'io, thro' bus.--In The hurry of cant. H..
TO comply thtrewi,h his boat was stove. Sc
ihereby became solesky, thati il required
thcgrestesi eaertion 10 keep her above WA
Ter IN returning TO the privateer. ON co..
ming along SIDE of which the English cap
tain observing the situation OF the boat.
ordered her T., be showed of and rowed
round the brig. Captain H. was then
sunered TO come on board, but not until
sile main ropes were taken in, in order To-
add 10 his Inconvenience in getting or
board,rn rough sea.--After a drtsn,iou
al four hours the English captain waddr,h
ap the rapers df capt. II. and threw then,
on the deck. and calling him a damn'sf
rascal, told him To take his papers aud go
10 hell. C.6uro,o-
EAP0R2S OF 7HE UNL7ED STAIRS.
according To. The statements we have.
published II appears that the to,a, expor,.
OF The last year exceed those of the pre-
ceding year IN The sum of Q 1893 ,o4 | dol
lars.
Ihe following will shew the relation of
the exports oftI,e one year to those Of the
other.
The fofaf Erhorfs
In The year ending Sept.
3lst, ls03--were ss.aoo.oaa
In the year ending Sept.
'oth' 1904, 77.see,o74
increase the last year 9I,s9s,o4t
domestic PRODUCE e1horred
In the year ending Sept.
30lh, 1903, a.2os.osl
In the year ending Sept.
Soth' 1904, 4i,4e7,47Y.
decrease the last year 7ss,4S4
Foreign trodsce erhorfed
In The year ending Sept
Soth, 1908, ,sxo1o,,
In the year ending Sept.
Soth' 1904 seiasi,ser
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PRECIPITAYE7

IMroRTED by Mr. Lightroct
OF Sandy-Po,nr. lass win.
ter, full IS hands an,a a half
high viii stand at my sta !.
bic in Chesterfield county
Appomat'ox river, Is miles
above Pesersburs Z. ts, be let
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mare, two Of which Will he RENTED If =, I'D -,
IN the season, which viii commence ~ In'..
March, expire the ist of August ~ v, r. ~
OF servants gratis; rnstesnay be fesi wiz, ":..
AZ two shillingsper day have ia,ey q and go
sVe pas'urage dividedn Eve dife,,,nt
snai mares with foals nay be lseT,s dis,ina Sron
ah;,,,v &c one oo'hr to the groom. No 1,
'PREClFITATE was bred Nv i,,d -
ioalea IN i7S7. got by Mercnry "a son ~ ,,;.
Gam by Herod, bis grandam 5Said,o -, a|'pse
en-, our OF mr. Pratt's old So airr mae ~.
oy Mognl-Caniia by Ba, Bolron~ oiJ ~ oa,'
cam OF Sterling by Pnllev..e's cbesn,, .i.e,
--Rockwood Busller. arabian
PERFORM AreE,
=" 'ne hrst spring MEG ing. 1890, at New. No.
,bs 49,, yeais o,c' ne won the first class of
.rh,J.,ei s,ake' OF 400 guineas each. bearinc
"uuuefoo,'' Chantis ieer, and Sir Pen,sr rs
having paid the fovt. cit In the pner. iour
wen the Bolton sta .es Of so euneas e,,., nc
ing Chameooe. DR. agon and Pala fox .'...,
.,a.e second pring meetinz he won rho "a
lass OF tne prino stakes of 100 ynineas %
: hunaerooit paid forfeir. And in ~ -sihs
week ne recei~s I'd 100 guineas forfei, f,.r, |
Srosvenor's X adaman,hus. i-o'o
- ~ ne won E so at CnildfieIs. he,,;.,.
Doge, Thur derbolt, Sarmgapaiam and s,nn's
- - ~ al the same place, beating Car
,,,;r.. .finln. he also won the kings loo
.u'neas, Lewis. beating Skyscrane~ :, :, wv
nc Isl sing dead heat. After which h. 80,
% nighf esteemed that he become a s,,Il,o, -
US i.c' dshiP's stud at ~ guineas a mare Tn
'ossei rs the sre of the following r,,np,os his
~ - gland Johnquil, Petworth, Marian. n.
ui; Chesnut colt out of BobtaiI, Chesnu, coJ,
w OF Rosemary, Humbug, Lazarus. Rag;n;s.
s,poiio. CnliIyer, Tag. Louisa. T;ps,as ~.
,.ea'hco,e'sfilly out of Reeves Alchynaist. clod'
,tSoPPer, Grey filiy his X. II. Lampadosa. Ma
SlI. ~ S,1IrsnSe, Bay FLY mr. Browns. Grey
NY mt hadciii's, Tax, Tipstaa and Bob,,il
r.h az - THOMAS GooDR.
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7ss,484
is,5o4,o7z
36i2si,5er
Increase the last year

=. '"e last year 22,657, s. s.
IL VIII be observed that the decrease in
'he exploration OF domestic produce, is a..
bout th'r'ieth part Of the increase Of the
expectation OF foreign produce. On an
estimate being made of the gain derived
rom me latter, compared with the tiimi-
% no'ion IN the former, it viii be found that
'here Is considerable positive gain. The
p'on' on the expectation of foreign mer-
chandise may be computed at fifteen prp
cent which will give a profit of about
From which take the de.
crease OF domestic produc.
tions, ,ooo
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$4,000
And there remains

~, And there remains e,es7.ooo
Which may be considered as the r.la-
tive advance of our exports for the last
year. '"e 'as'
II would be doing injustice to our
eMn 'eeas' as well as to the enlightened
character at the head OF our finances. 10
omit particular notice of the interre,;ro.
statements, marked A. and b. which &C,
company the Secreiary's Report. They
present views, which we believe are ,.n.
"reiy new, at once of the power of ar
cement and of the great pillars, I'VE
might perhaps have said pillar, on which
me prosperity flour county rests. They
EXHIBIT IN a small compass, what NAV hs
ca'iea The Shirt Of our Exports from
' w,''Sn u appears that three.iour,hs of the
p U' arc me products Of agriculture.
curing the last year, according 10 Tho
summons classification Of ,bc Snsrs
there was produced from ,L,.
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= feb. 20, 1908. e
IpEN7'Y DOLL1RS RETf71U5,5,-

i1ur away from the subreriber abor,,t -
:, Nov. or'early in Dec a black servsn, snu .,
90 W. believe abou, 10 or 20 years Of Ace
ss.o'g and likely for man Of his age. IL 80 ~,
zen ~ the neighborhood Of this place some go
are, ne absented himself, but from his
Ds nave reason to suppose thar he MAJ \.
lurking about or concealed by those oonney;o, ~
:" 80. ,''e counties OF Powhatan or Cumberland
W." g've me above reward If he Is brough, -
;av ~ ms place. or-'en dollars If secured IN
jan SO that may get him. in a
m.us.. Arcb'd. FreeIand.
e'anehesler, March Is, 1895.
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JAMES M. GARNErr, Esq. of Essex, !
a, csno,aate tor member of congress in tn
Dissf,ct composed Of the counties Of Caro-
me Essex, Aing William and King s
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4a,aos,esb
4l,4e7,47T.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
EitO.


7" At Bethel on he ad in0. Deacon J,s7s GKgrts,
N the 10Th yesr of his age He buried on Saturday
following; on the occaion elegant and well adopted
d'!courie was delivered by the DANIEL CcULp of
oat place. from HrB w. gsh 40 There remainefh
terefore reit for the people If Cod" He he'd long
been rrofchor Of religion and walked agreeable 10 his
rrosehlon, III all the ordinances and commandments Of
The lord bswe'eis lie hsng naturally OF 2loommy m nd
dtd not ENJOY that fasfsdien N THIS ifc which manv
chrIans exPeriepcc. yet he lived and died good man
aud real chrAan il nc opinion Of al his
VITO believed thar be IS in The poei on OF that ref
which 1eInsineth for the psepIe OF COD.
"tTcach us D Lord how trail Is man;
And kind y engtbtn out our fpsn,
Til wife of piefy
ri US to dte, and dwell With .hes ...
At Limerick, in tho s6th wear Of her ace after
bout FIVE months hekrefs which fe bore with uncom.
mon patience and fortitude, Euuce Feeh daughter OF
Aidah Felch of that place
Melancholy Accidents = We %eor y,s7 Brarjcpiek.
,e7t M, Hnat Tsspa1, (aay ga sf capt Richard
1'tban) q Air. W1ke,. cd one Otb1r perjor, quere
eT'qVHsd6 b. ne plizg es 5oas 1Oicb ffsy 4crys con
vcyEs g0o4s yrom So'b 70 BrHgeDiek
o" tie 6tb isR. q &9,. Rovey efVagslIo,o' so1;
9'ocOa,d q, Aaggaa. On ,5e d,y J,ioqcpg Mr. Ma
ten Runf, 1fr. Tirsatby Ce'ebeH mr.. Wll6n, ana
M 1oHng, 4Ccrr dre7gsed 3. Jicoanic FaA5--7 Be
rss da, lad Lvizg euitb M. EEas Craig, of IN
fnaa Mr. Peter FcJan, aged 60 rOa5 drs4oas4 al
HaybFptH
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
HI PART THIRD
The PHANTASMAGORIA.

OR,
A Wonderful difplay Of Optical Iliuhons.
Which introduce the Phantoms or appari-
tions Of the Dead or abfcnt, in way more COM
pletely illu6ve than has even yet been witneG-d !
as the objects fairly originate in air, and unfold
themielves under various forms and fizes, fuch
as imagination alone has hitherto painted them,
occaionally anuning Figure and mott perfect
reiemblance of the heroes and other di6tinguifh-
ed Characters of paf and prefent times. This
Speaerology propofes TO expoic the practices of
artful impoltors and Exorciits and to open the
eyes of thole who ftill foRer an abiure belief in
Chats and Dnenbadie9 Spirit,
In which will be exhibited the following
Nh: a PHANroMs, viz ,.
The Eriel progreiTlon Of old Father Tinx.
"A Female Spirit kifng from the Tomb.
Tie Gboa q Hamltt-Wgigagton Pr5fdrnt Of
the Umted StatsJ-g0aaba,ts in his imperial
robes C GmeyaI bioyeaa--A BHyf IF Dr., Frank
En-Aa Egyptian Pigmy laek which infantane-
ouhy changes 70 human fkull.
/ The whole to conclude with difplay of
c CHINESE IREWORK,S,
On the following fubjetts, viz.--A Playing
Fountain-Befon State Hou5e- Bmblemf ol
A Monumental tribute to Superior Worth, or,
the Tonbsf Was6ngton-44rntJ Of TIE United
States.
or Performance to commence at quarter
paft o'clock, precifely.-Admittance half a
dollar, children half Price Tickets to be had
of Mr.. Bates, at Maj. Peck's Coffee -houfe--
Atthe Magazine Office, Fifh -itreet And on
the nights Of Representation, at the place Of
performance.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13


COMMERCLdL.-His Exc.ll:ncy Thomas
HinoP, by proclamation, dated Port of Spain,-
rlnldad.) April s, 1866, declares that the FOL-
lowing articles are admilii5le only from the. o.
States, IN American bottoms, into that colony !;
" Boards, plank, ranging timber, fcantling, clap
boards, hoops, itaves, !hingles, clocks ard head
ing, fPars and oars, -four, rice, bread. peas.
beans, corr, corn and rye meal, oars, beef, pork,
ialted and picked iilh, bacon, hams, cattle,
hories, mules, live itock and tobacco" Theft
Articles maybe blrtercd or exchanged For " fuch'
commodities, any articles Of the growth, pro-
duce or manufacture of this aand, (ndigo, cot
ton, arnotto, cocoa, coffee, cochineal, lignumvi-
re, and dycing wood excepted 10 the exact a
mornt of luch reipedive cargoes, aud no more."
Eait India goods, gin, rum, brandy, and ether
iPritous liquors, pitch, TAR, turPentine, &c. sc.
are prohibited under very fcvcre penalties"
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
G7aftlfn.

At falmouth Nv the Rev. C. Brad lev. Afr Oliver Bulk
levto Miis Sally Read = Mr Ejah North to mifs Ma l.
taa Wootford Mr. Jo0Ya Lunt 70 Mns Polly Hicks
In scSrhoro by the rev. Th Lancaher, capt Daniel
Rake 70 Mifs Mary Libby daughter Of Mr. Ebeur Lib
ty of that place
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
RICHARDSON, WHEELER g co.

RICHARDSON, WHEELER {, co.
Head Of Fib5 5frert, next Mr. Robert Bayd't fore,
HAVE received and are now open
i A ing Beautiful aG,rtment OF Fashionable GOODS
imported from Liverpool, by the way of Bolton
CONSISTING OF fu it
. ! Pinck, Blue, Slate, Drab,1 Black
and white Sarlnttts Ga Laced Cambrick and Muffin
COloured Cling Ghams Beok and Jappan'd Muffin hne
Leopard spots & Pink Calicoes Wakins Stick fix &
Cotton Umbrellas Ladies Walking Stick Parafos Eng
liih fk Cloves & Hofe shoe x ay Bindings; Rib
bons, &c. E. g.
ALSO, India Cottons Black India
Luarings, Nankeens- E .-.
An affortment of HARD WARE
viz Button Plated Strrurs, JaPPane1so1es Ink Strands,
Pen Knives, Racers, Pruning kniye' Knivs and Forks,
Locks, Augurs &c &c All Of which will &c lod, for
very imall advance, for eafh only
Nav II. VI
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
CHARLOTTE GREEN,

CHARLpITE GREEN,
a. coUAINTS her friends and cuaom-
ers, that ne has jun-received ty the CALEn.
and other late arrivals. : fashionable variety OF
Fancy and other GOODS, rs '
which will be dIposcd Of on very rcaEonable terms
AUeag 7e5!lb ayt, ..t
Cambricks.--C -CottonS-- LinenS----C Calicoes
-Chintzes- Furnitures- Plain, figured and Chamhra
Mu1ins-CamePs hair, Cambrick and NInein ShawIs-
Observation-Disclosures -rifanies-.EmboAed Grapes
and Cambrics--elegant Lace Crapes-Pain do of ali
colcrsene .clcgane cmboed Grape Gown Pa tsTn-cle-
CANT damak head IIandkerchiefs and Glaws--L Ladies'
ElaAics--LinpcrI Endoie-Eiegant Fans-fpaneIed fig
ured and plain DO Thread and patret Laces and Foot
ings-Pgnct and ed lace VeilsNecklaces aTorted--
red Corals-Beads-Esr-Ei -Eiags-Breaf Pins-SI< But
tons-god and hlver SpanglesCords- - ae!s aths
-Plumes-Brsnches-Rolette and Flowers of every
defcrpon--a large and elegant aGorrmsnt of Ribbons
large and fmaII UnbreIasEngfh, French and Ameri.
can Kid and Morocco Shoes-k1if1es DO talking do
Genemens do-ehip, fraw, willow, Grape cambria and
Satin Hats and BonnetsLsdies aud genteNans Gloves
Hofe Braces, Hair Powder, &C. &c. &c.
q Millenary, Mantuamaking, and al
kind: Of Needle Work ulua done in the newell faih-
ion, with neatDcls and expedition.
Portland gazette., 1805-05-13
10 be fold.

the towr OF Waterford, IN ,he county Of cIforc, the
following ios Of LAND, thar is 70 FAY Lot No, sne
IN the Ern Range, y;ngtwthin and half miles f
THE head ol hong Pond, TO cslcd Lot No n, in .he
tenth ransc ~ iad Waterford the MOI eriy
half Of Lot No. y IN the twelfth range in ald Water ford
For thc particular cGtrFtion aud conditions heh
isid land will be fold, information may &c had Of Gil
NORRIS. %: Sc2-nor,ugh Eli LONELY. Of laid
waterford, aor DENNIS MARI, Of Limerick.
IprE 20.