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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
az TO FARMERS.

THE Lands in Townfhip No. 4, in
rhc sth Range north Of the W9Ido Pa
tent, are offered for Tale in Lots OF any iize,
from 100 to 800 acres to be leleeted ~ any
part Of the townllhP, Ct the Pleaiure Of pur-
chafers.
This townfhip is Rocked with valuable
timber Of various Kinds well watersd by
hreams which fall into the Piiest&quis, and
afford an eafy ard cheap Conveyance tO-
rats and boats carrying FIVE tons, " the tide
waters on the Penobfcot The foil y iuic-
rior 10 none IN the Dilira q Maine, aud the
title Is indiiputable.
As the priaeie4f obiea of the fAle viii be 70
promote the Immediate frtflcment OF The
townihip, Il viii be ddp0fed " on terms
UNUsUALLvLIsrRAI,a and 70 none except Iuch
A. EsH krssur .t74sl EfilsyT. Ihoie therefore,
who with ~ obtain Farms un iuch terms, are
invited &c examine the rownihiP, and fer fur
Their particulars apply TO
MOSES cREENlEAF.
Berger, 1906
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
1DteO,

AT Baltimore Robert Psrviance, Efq. Col
hector of the Cnftoms. This gentleman was,
in the times which tried men's fouls, iteady
patriot. He was then refpe6table merchant,
and PRECEDENT of the Board of War Mr..
Purviance's fortunes were wrecked in the
convulhon, and after the adoption of the
Federal contribution, General Warrington
appointed him naval sofhcer of Paltiinore,
and afterward. collector Of the cultoms, on
the death Of the celebrated o. H. Williams,
his prediction. He was AFFIRM federaliit ant
good man, and was among the few excep-
tions to Mr. Jegerfon'S fyftem of intolerance.
In Newburyport, Timothy Dexter, Efq
noted philofopher-nyled " the frlt man in
the Eait'--weil known by the name Of Lord
DeyfeT.
In Spruce head, Pennobfcot Bay, IN. Sept
laft Mr.. John Walton, aged CYL. He wa.
born in England, A d 100, under the reign
of William & Mary; always led temperate
life, reiided about feven miles from London.
was Member of Mr. Whitfield's church Till
his emigration 70 America, 1t Is a remarkable
faSe thar he retained his ftrength and faculties
TO a very advanced life when at the age of
70, being out in the bay, in fnall boat with
his wife and child, a fuddeD fquall upfet the
boat, he Caught one OF them, fwam to fhore
returned took the other, and again reached
the fhore in fafety.
In Bolton, Sally, aged IS mo. daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Clark of this town.
In this town, A daughter of Mr.. Jofah
Tucker, 10 m-Almira, daughter of Mr..
Joieph Belworth, aged 5 m.
On Tuefdsy lat, Mifs MARTHA FRoTa-
INcHAM, aged 90, eldeft daughter of the Hon.
John rockingham, Efq. In her fhort life
were exhibited all the feminine graces and
virtues, modelt and rnaGuming fincere and
delicate, the purity Of her foul beamed through
the ianctity Of her deportment.-As Child
fhe was dutiful, afIiduous, and ulefuI as a
filter, tender and afectionate as friend and
companion, highly valued not only by thoie
81 her own age, but by thole of maturer We ira.
Adieu dear, lamented excellence When
this mortal, fhall put on immortality--may
we join thy pure fpirit, in the reciprocations
of unfading felicity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
BOSTON, OCT. "a

FTRE-Laa 'Tuefday morning an alarm Of
fire was wrung, which proved to be at No.
so, CornhilI, occupied by Mr.. Robert Evans,
goIdfmith and jeweller. The activity of the
inhabitants foon fubdued the flames but not
until the houle bad been much damaged and
Mr. Evens had fuffered great lofs in the del.
truciion of his ware and furniture. The
fire took in wooden erols piece under the
chimney hearth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Wa[king Cnnet Z

TAKEN from a hog1lead near Rarlfay &
Glary's fore, on the morning Of Wednef-
day lafl, three large Walking Canes one Of
them, black varnifhed, five head and ewes.
and brafs ferrIl another, black varnilhed but
no head, eyes, or ferril; the third, in the
rough.--As they are highly valued by the oyy-
ner, handfome reward will be given fer in
formation where they may be found or of the
viIIiar who aOle them, if left at the New Priu..
ing Office.
O9 ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Tbaddeut Prentice.

Is luppoied to be owner Of a SEA CHES--~,
i containing clothes, blankets, &C. which
was brought from Southcarolina, to Martha's
Vineyard by capt. Davis, from thence to this
place, by capt. Cochran. He or his friends
are requelted to call on the fublcriber for the
fame BARTLETT ADAMS.
Portland, on. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

- {, Is !u-,.Io-. VI. 4. % "Ia.d =
tae most probpbis candidate to prevel
+he election of federaIist, and holf
the Office in reservation, TIL their part
should be drilled into such decipline a
10 be ready to vote for whoever mig
assert it as affect, (and my informa-
zion is from one full in the Democrat,
marty, y that if the democrats had bee
confident of success, either Mr.. Tur
ner or Mr.. Widgery would have bee
the candidate to be voted tor at tn.
approaching election.
TRUTH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

" We have, in all our cities and
fea3orts, a comfortable number Of
men chiefly dry gsod merchants, who
are partners or agents of Britifb
merchants these men want to en-
broll us with Frame and Spair and
there is no lying they will flick at to
provoke it, but they had better pack
themfelves off, for if Bonaparte J5o3A
come, as they Predid and ought to be
afraid of, eqUiU trim their jacket5, and
make them pay the expence.''
CCbeetbam'f Citizen. ]
Can any thing 70 execrabte be produced ia
sfhe WORT paper that ever dilgraced the Amer
lean Preis Here is an attempt to divide the
community, and point out one half of them as
proper victims to aforeign invader. Again
" France bar behaved Nth boasar
toquards tie United States, and we are
perfectly esS on that jcore. IF fhe has
mind to come and drive off the
icoundrels and Britifh emifaries that
ieek to embroil the United States and
France with each other, zUe zUiH not
.torfg1 Ne1-Y~k 10 Prevsat it. Let
tbge pay the expence of terrifying
! Who expofe it to danger. The
1heapef way to fortify New 7 ork,
Will be to banifh the fcouadrels that
i,nssaR IT'D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
On WEDNESDAY, sth November.

On WEDNESDAY, sth November,
at u o'clock, on the premifes,
(if not previoufy difpofed of at
private ale) AL,
A LOT of LAND, Gtuated on EIm-flreet,
A with good two tory Dwelling Houfe
thereon; faid lot meafures 90 feet on ELM
ftreet, and Ioofeet back, is now occupied BY
Mr. Johaaon. Terms liberal and made known
at the time and place Of lals, or on application
TO E. GREELY & co. A4f7oAezs.
y. Sept. 22<
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, thar fhe has been
duly appointed, and has taken upon herief the
truR of Adminihratrix on the Eftate of
Nathaniel Cbamberln,
late Of Portland, in the County of Cum
berland, Merchant, deceaed, by giving bond
as the law directs he therefore requefts all
perions who are indebted TO the faid deceafed's
ettate, to make. immediate payment and thoie
who have any Semands thereon, to exhibit the
ian,e to HULDAH CHAMBERLAIN.
Pcrtiard, dug 27. OFT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Cr0ckery and GlgG Ware Store.

Cr0ckery and Glgj5 Ware Store.
T BRYANT, No 9, Toass' Ro1v, has iua
j received fashionable aGortment Of
CT ASS WIRE,
viz.-Quart and pint Cut Decanters,
Quart and pint common do.
Table plain half pit Tumblers
Do do half Goblets
Do do Wines
Do do Salts
Vinegar cruits and Glafs Lamps.
Do do Muitsrds
Do do Gill Gobets
Do do do Tumbers
Pocket Bottles
Sham DRAINS
Sugars, &c.
Like-yiJe An ahortment Of Jap
AN WARF-viz Walters from to 80 inches
Knife trays, Gold Borders-Candle Stands
-Dccantar Stands-Bread and Snufer TRAYS,
&c. &Q. Oct y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
RanaWaV

IRON the fubfrriber az ndented appren-
Il tice, named Charles Elder, aged Is years
Whoever will take up faid runaway and re-
turn him to bis matter fhall receive orr cent re-
ward, and all perlons are hereby forbid har-
bouring trufing, or employing him as they
will be profecnted to the ptnoa rigor Of the
law. JOHN ELDER.
OA 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

The NTH RrsH gives as report that M.
Turreau had demanded of our government
355,20o dollars for, the French Zip L'Impe-
seux, burnt by the Britifh, within our urifdic-
zion and that Commodore and capt. Barron,
had been direAed by the PRECEDENT to furvey
rhs 6tuation Of the fhip, and report thereof
His Excellency the Governor, with advice
of Council, has recommended the ebfervance
Of the 9th November, as day Of Publ,
ZEaaLgivmg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
TAKE NOTICE =

10 tie rsPective Heirs, Creditors Dr.
Friends g Alexander Cummings.
and John Holmes, late rfJidtntJ IL
Portland, in the County Of Cmmber-
land, deeedi6d, and all concerned.
.yITHEREAS Neil Henry Gay,qitb, hath
w applied to me the Tubfcriber, Judge
of the Court of Probate, in faid County, for
Letters OF AdminiItration on the REFLECTIVE el-
tates of faid Cummings and Holmes, deceafed:
You ARE HEREBY NoriFIFD, That his, the
iaid Galbraiths application will be coniidsred
by me, at Probate Court, TO be holden az the
Office of 5qbn FrOfbi4gbam. Efq Regifer Of faid
Court, on WetHeiday, thr twelfth day of Nov
ember next, atIten o'cockA.N.when and where
you may attend, and be heard upon the fubie6t,
if YOU fee fit.
Gigea Under ny tazd ftir t-perty third Day IF
O7Obsr, z. D 1905.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

The copy Of the communication fgned a
friend TO merit" in olS laft being minaid
when the proof was corrected, will apologize
for:feveral typographical errors which eicaped
notice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

r. hSve,tisemeuts, C'e. omitted in this day's
Gazette, ztiH Be ATTENDED to in our next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Ga,ettf Sbip Gfius.
PORT OF PORTLfND-lsO6.

PORT OF PORTLAND--lsO6.
WeAssfagy on. %.
Arrived fhip Eliza, Capt. Salter, - days
from Liyerpool.-Left there Sept I'd, fllips
Edward Preble, Porter; Charles, Atwell for
Portland, in l6 days. Mary, Knight, do: 8 !;
Neptune, Ofgood, do. J e days - Bof-
worth, Kernebunk, JUN arrived Elenor,
Heating, tor Charlelfown, S. C. ready for Tea !;
Briggs Eliza, LINT; sampfon, Killeran Rain
bow, Tucker, for Portland Sch Aalmira,
Malcom, Bath.--Spoke about week Gnce, a
fhip from Salem, bound to Jamaica.
Arrived nip Mary, Knights, X days from
Liverpool-Sailed in co. with fhip Patty, Bull
lock-. bound to Baltimore hip Jupiter, Lib
by, for Philadelphia.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The fchr. Valentine, capt. Eaton, belong
ing to this port, was RPfet off Cape Hztteras,
in gale, Sept. % The mate, Mr. Edward
Grove, belonging to MouRt-De(ert, and two
men, were drowned at the time the veHeI up-
fet. The captain and one man, John Reed
after remaining on the wreck four dave, were
taken off by The brig Lucy-Ann, capt. Daw
fon, of Baltimore, and carried into Charleacn.
LaIs sftts SeJoore, Bet1ty, Of Cnsizg, 7Bons as
Srsally, Afaasr.
On Thurfday laa, fch Betfey Of Cufhiig,
Thomas Smal!y, matter, bound from Bottom
to Machias, about twelve leagues from Cape
Ann, was truck by fudden flaw Of wind
and upfet--fhe being then about four or
FIVE miles TO the leeward of the 1oop Caty-
Ann, capt. Elwell, Of Portland--C Capt. e.
well, in the act of heaving about, for the pur-
poie of bearing down on them, unfortunately
broke his tller, which prevented his arri-
wing to the aliiAance Of the unhappy fufFer-
ers, for the fpace Of ar hour after the Betty
had been thrown on her beam ends, they re-
naming on the quarter railing, il being ex-
tremeiy cold and every wave bursting over
them with the utmolt vioence.-The ftua-
tlou OF the unhappy beings, after feeling the
iehr. Nathaniel 81 James, Naf5aaiF Norman,
matter, fbe Sziy vs9 from zDEie5 L - could hope
TO receive sg5FaHz, (caPn ElwsIl being 70 far
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
IT & A. VINTON, have removed
from MINI Street, "a I" THE Omar
STORE" lately improved by MeIrs QUIN-
,CY * DIX, corner OF Pore ~ FlG-ssrs.fs,
where they have jg9 received. and are now
opening for faTe, an ertenEvc afcrtment cF
FALL = WINTER GOODS,
which they will fel IS dap as can be bought
al any fore in town, either for Cafh NJ hort
approved credit. or. o..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
William Goddard,

William Goddard,
HAS received, by fips Packet, from Liv-
4 4 crpooi, Spectator, from Briilol, and u
1anmiry, from London, an extsnfive aaort-
mont Of
oaddiery. Cudory, Iron-Mongery,
and Hard Ware Goods.
Which are for ale BY wholelaIe and retail
At his store, l144e pet,
Also,
IS caiks White and Red Lead /;
200 boxes 9 by 7 BriloI crown Window
Glafs; 200 doz. Sewing and Sein Irvine Cod
Lines; Glue Tin Pla;es, &c. &C.
LlkfyUye-A great variety Of Look
ing Clafes, with gilt and mahogany frames
Portland, or q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Lemuel Weeks & Son,

No. 9, CentraL-Ro4V, Haze f., SAX,
NRATES of Ware, entitled to debenture
~ on exportation.- Madeira Wine, in half
Pipes. Oh n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

HAVE juft rece ived and now
offer for fale an extenfve abort nent
Silk, Cotton & Wooden Goods,
viz. WOOLENS.
Supsrfne IA black, blue, drab, brown and
corbeau 3roadclothes,
bale low priced blue do.
bale blac k, brown, and mixed do.
Superfine black, blue, brown and drab Cali
meres,
Dark, mixed, patent Cords and Satinets,
Superfne drab Kerieys,
Blue Plains,
Superhne drab ard brown Coating.,
balls a1orted Baizes,
! do Flannels,
I DO Role Blankets, from 5fto l4f4,
/ do Dufhl do
Swanidown and Toilenet Vefting,
Patent Bennet's Cord do
Blue and blacic Serges,
"A and GA Outfits
COTTONS.
9 trunks fuper6ne London Calicoe.,
9 do aflorted,
2 do low priced India CaIicoes,
do London printed Cambrics,
do Furnitures,
Cingams and Chambray Muhus,
Lace Cambrics and Mullins,
do Shawls,
Fine A and GA Cotton Cambrics,
Black and colorsd Grapes,
Lace Wells, Cotton do ......,.
Cap and Habit patterns, fonle very elegant,
Englifh flirting Cottons,
Long Clothes,
A large shertment Of India Cottons of every
price,
Cambria and common Dimoties,
Cotton Checks,
Cotton and fix Sufpenders,
Cotton Umbrellas, -. A
Black and colored Velvets and Thickfets,
Tapes, Threads, Robbins, Bindings aud Cal
looms,
Lace Trimmings,
HOSIERY.
Angola and Lambs Wool,
Black white and grey mixed,
Men and women's Cotton, fome very ene,
Silk Of ever defcription,
Black aud white Gaule do
White woflted Sock.
STUFFS.
Black ftripTa Calimancoes,
do plain do
Black and blue shalIoon.,
Durants, Tammes,
Ruhels,
Bombozetts and Wildbore1,
GLOVES.
Mems Venetian Beaver,
Yorktan & mock doe,
Black, and white Silk do
Ladies extra long back,
White, fate, role, do.
Black and white French do.
SILKS
Black and coiored LuitringS,
White do
Silk Chambrays, &....
Black and colored Sewing Silks,
do do TwiGs,
Handkerchiefs,
Black Laces,
Black and with Yelling
Silk Shawlss
Elegant Lace Sleeves,
Black Satins,
Sarfnets and Modes,
Puries, Silk Cords, Silk Buttons,
Ribbons of every defcription,
Belf double FIoreniine for Veiting,
Strip'd Satin do.
Silk Velvet do.
So and rs plain Silk velvets.
LINENS.
cafes "a & rs Irifh Linens, from lilo ts
Topper yard,
Brown Hollands, Checks, Threads,
Cartons Of elegant Thread Laces verJ
cheap, -
Rufaa Diaper, and Bed Ticking.
AJ6, Long and fhorr Kid Gloves.
Kid and Morocco Shoes, Cotton Yarn
Cafe Of Fashionable Muffs and
Tippets, from 5 to 80 dollars with a variety
Of other articles, which will be fold very
cheap. ca q
~ -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Latest Foreign Ne7us.

~ 2y the arrival Of the 1hip Eliza, capt.
salter, and fhip Mary, capt. Knights, we have
received Englifh dates to the 5thof September,
- The Negotiation between England and
france was at lifetime of the above date fill
pending. The lat meGenger from Lord Tar
e<rGaL, left Paris, September 1T, and reached
Losdon, with dispatches, on the 18th, which
were mediately laid before Cabinet Coun-
el, but nothing IS yet permitted to tranfpire
on which we can determine with any degree
OF certainty e 10 the continuance of the war.
~ It is llated that the Emperor Of RufIia
has refufed 70 ratify the treaty negotiated
with France by D'OubriI.
70 Mr. Fox, has fubmitted to the operation
of tapping fecond time, and had IA gallons
ofwater taken from him, and his health is
fomewhat improved.
~ Pruhia is active in forming alliances to
operate as balance TO Bonapartet confedera-
tien Of the Rhine
- The differences which have for fJne
time paft fulfilled between Sweden and Pruf-
ia are in train of amicable adjuGmeht. The
Swedes have RATED the blockade Of the Pruf-
fan ports
~ PrulLa refufes to give up Hanover TO
Bonaparte, which threatens TO csufe ferrous
rupture between thefe powers
The Gibraltar, 81, chaledth the Veteran. broth.
ysrome's lhip toward Rochfort; but lon her
by carrying away her foretoPmaR.
Jerome BonaPzrte viited Paris on the SIN
Augua.
The troops on board the tranfports at Ply
mouth, Intended for an expedition, have
been ordered TO debark and encamp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

Great Britain and the Unifef Statst.
% Monday, the Lord Holland and Aux
land held their FRI meeting with their Excel
Ieucies Meffrs Monroe and Pincknsy, the A
mericaD Ambafadors, in the Trealury Cham
bers. They Fat from 2 o'clock, till 2. MIR.
Eden their Secretary, attended them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

~ The London Gazette of the 9Th Sept
contains long and very interelting official
account of a complete Victory obtained in
Caiabris, by the Britiih troops under General
Stuart, over the French troops under General
Regneir- The former coniining of 4795 fol-
diers, and marched to the attack; the latter
Of 1000, placed IN an excellent petition. The
account fays, I" the prowefs ofthe rival nations
ieemed fairly. put at iflue before the world,
and the refult was glorious tothe Brtifh arms. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27
Murroe B. futile,

40. UniOn-R sw, Mid4t Street,
HAVE juft rece ived and now
offer for fale an extenive abort nent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-10-27

Arrived Nip Mary, Knights, x days from
Liverpool-Sailed in co. with fhip Patty, Bull
lock-. bound to Baltimore hip Jupiter, Lib
by, for Philadelphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
TIL: JEFFERSON.
STOP THE SWINDLFR

HNtbt STD Ian month (AprlJ certain nm
- Linn Hill, By trude a Hafter, oud bro-
Jfves to kno7o J0mstbing cftbe SiUes- Ggitbs bu-
E"rl5' made bis elopemenf from Hnuerp 7ozyv.
," La'e"dere eo41ty, and took qvisb him n uegyo
20, na"ied JAMES, tie property oftbe GxLycriIcr.
GvW Igtq'r Fifty Dollars to any perJoa qu6o qD;N
"eIc'er laid hoy TO nae, ortorQcb Information n,
may fnHbls me to get bin again !; and Fifiy Dol
lar3 tor tie ap5rebenfon and delizery of l,id
iiin at tie 6etore mentioned place. nils aboyt
h* feet bieb, Hgbt hair and qvtars il Aert. Thin
D7yAge' JalIozO complexion, and an uuco1,uo.
IHrsero'nHn noie rather Nclnes TO be thick at tb.
e"d' dTeDfS 4'eyy genfeelIy, and bus mucb tbe zs-
peH'H"re Of a gentleman; he took off qvit5 bin
f7ro borjeJ' one grey, the other IorreL M,
HbbrebeRhOe that HlLL is net his real name. ami
JH IS, Hat be qGiH change it \; he Esy5 be quof
RATED in THE rate Of MezU-1-ort 1be bow i[ A.
60m Is years old, qveN g,ogOn and Hkei,, ratber
h"fh"G6Ie 10 a yeliozvjB complexion, tboag6 no.
a mnIofto. IerpeiF Hill has induced the Ioy tn
6eIieOe tbat be bias Pnre6aied him, as tire boy
7oa5 eondifiOnaAiy birsdt to him, and had beeu in
1Lt PoIslion lome time precious TO bis elobeueut.
u 5e J6fd HiH has gone off eOnfderably inQebted 70
"l7f9f e1efy Perfon in tie neigb5our5ood. IRE
p"6he are cautioned AgainR being taken in by hub
a pih'ain. '|"'"
GERMAN r. STOKES.
yTYrprv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
IMPROVED PROPERTYIN THE TOWN
OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE.

= virtue OF a deed oftrua, executed by AIexan.
~ der and Peter Field Trent to the Glbfcriber in
10 'eGure tne payment ota FUN Of money, there
N ipeeihed; will be offered to the higheR bidder.
Jor eg/6 or country produce, on the Goth MAY next
thrse improved TENEN1ENTS, on the Main arecr
IN 'ie town OF Manchester, viz A two Rory yello,.
nouie' formerly oecupiedb Nher Marx, containipr
TWO rooms below, and two above fairs, and laroe
and convenient Lumber HouGe. BY expending
una" pm IN repairing the houies attached TO this lot
would be rendered the mot eligible fituaon in that
town Tor buineis. The houfe and lot at prefent in
the occupancy of Mrs. Turner, containing three
rooms viz. tore, lumber and counting-roonl. Ia,
perIon who is anxious to nveR his funds in the
grocery line, the eligibility of this tenement, as a
itand, invites his mott ferrous atteution-And the
ho'ilss and lot adjoining Mrs. Turner, and at pre-
lent uno9euPied this tenement is in good repair :,
and calculated to accommodate a. fmaIl family bav
ing kitchen, fable, &c. Should any perlon viii,
TO lee the above property &c. before the day Of ale
enquire of Edward w. Trent, Richmond
JOHN ARCHER, 7rgjaee.
Amelia, April 90. (tdC)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-27
IOHN ALCOCK.

JOHN ALCOCK,
INFORMS the public that he has lately eRablHi-
ed ca BiNET SHOP in the city of Richmond,
on the Crofs-Rreet leading up from ProfIer e Mon
cures Veudue-lore, aud near the Fire nfurance Of
nee where he intends manufacturing all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware in the moi modern le he aatters
hinielf that thole whomay favour him with their COM
n'ands, viii fiUd his work equal to any made in the
fate, as he has provided hmelf with the be of ma
terials
He will fell his furniture low for prompt pavuen.
only, his ituation will not admit of giving credit,
January so. t.