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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
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PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
Na 3, MeDg's RssV.
JUST pub iflied BY DANzEE 90HNSoN
J ana for fale by him at the above store.
A Philosophical Inquiry
into the
Origin of our Ideas
Of the
Sublime and Beautiful"
with an
Introductory diicouris
concerning
BY the Right Hon. Edmund Burks.
AJS,
Letters on the improvement of The mind
addrefed TO Lady.
BY Mrs, Chapone.
ALo,
The Pleafure' and Pains of Memory.
An Abridgment Of
M~rqg5 EnghJB Grammar.
With an appendix,
-. containing
ETercifes in Orthography, in parting n
SyntaK, and in Punctuation.
Dehgned for the
Younger CIaiies Of Learners.
By Lindley Murray.
In the Prefa and will foon be pubHihed.
the
I The Amfric<a Skib-MaRer's Daik
Militant.
-. hho,
A Collection Of Palms and HYMNS, ufed
and approved of by
All Chriftians,
Particularly the religious denomination
called BAPIhr.
o. Tickets in Harvard College lot
cry, price 5 dols.-HieheR pT;Ee $4,000 dOjs
The iecond number of DR.. Ree's
Encyclopaedia.
Ihole gentlemen who are fubfcri-
bers 70 the ce1s5rige Literary 1E;GelzeHr are
requeited TO call fer their number.
July q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

A Journeyman Tobacconif, for /
year, at teady work, 10 whom good
wages will be gwen, if application is made
immediately. None but teady young man
need apply-to fuch, good encouragement
VIII be given.-Inquire at the Ggzats-0 Eee.
Tniy Fl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

THE fubfcriber hereby gives pub
lie notice to all concerned, that Che has
been duly appointed, and has taken upon her
felf the truit Of adHlinltratrfx on the eltate Of
FRANCIS. HART,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land, mariner, deceafed, by giving bond as
the law directs :-ihe therefore requefs all
perfons who are indebted to the faid deceaf-
eds efate, to make Immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to e1-
hibit the fame TO SfLLY- HART.
Dated June 7s. In. 30)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

CT To enable as to iG4s The Gazette
at a Jeajonabls b0ur, 7Us reqt4sf our
friends to fend their advertisements as
early as Saturday evenizg, as all tb9je
that are rscei0ed after tbat time, 4yih
not haze an igfertis1 IN The next baber
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
Flour.
New Goods.
II. &c A. VINTON, have jua re-
ceived, frefh fupply of
STJMMER COINS

among which are-Laee Cambrics, plain do.
"A & 7-s Linen, India & Englifh Cottons,
black Lulfrings, Pertains and Grape, Calicoes,
Sewing Silk, Linen Cambrics, Oil Cloths,
Cotton Cafhmerc, Blue Nankins, RulIells,
Shalloons, Calimancoes and Durants, Platillas,
Brown Hollands, Bandanna Handkerchiefs
Long Lawns, Velvet Bindings, Stout Sheet
ings, Cottons, white and color'd Threads,
Ladies and Gentlemen's white and color a cot
ton Hofe coaf aud ven Buttons
A5o-Beit Hyion, young Hyfon,
Hyfon fkin and Seuchsng TEAS-GoFFEE
by the bag--Cotton Wool, &c &c.---Ail
which will be fold at the ulual reduced pr.
ces. July n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

~ 80 0f~f y
Next door TO the Maine Fire and Marine In
furance ofsce, FJis-ersa.
ROBERT CROSS,
Has received by the Ioieph, from Liver
: POOL, large and complete aTortnent
Blue painted, I Salts,
DO printed, Coblets,
Enamelled and : JVsrss Tumblers,
emma glazed, Wines,
Cream color Mugs,
Glass WARE--rut. JelIies,
Quart DecaRters. Sugars,
Pint do. Water Crofts,
! pit do Creams.
Cruits, Plated Gators.
Salts Salts and Muitsrdsi
Goblets, TAPPAMED.
Iumblers, Tea Trays,
Wines, Servers,
Jellies, Cadies.
Pepper Gators, Knife Trays,
PLAIN Caainers,
Quart Decanters, TumbIers.
pint do Bread Baikets,
pint do SnufFer TRAYS.
| Cruets, Tea Sets,
Is crates different fixed Plarcs,
6 do cream colored Cups and saucers,
10 do enamelei do ID
s do Dihes,
| 20 do Blue Edged--sfsrts2,
20 do Green do DO
6 do Chambers,
do Bov7les c. G.
do Mugs do
% Do Cream colored -eEorte4
20 bids afIorted colors,
8. DO Tea Sets bet enameled,
do G. C.-a65yte2,
80 boxes Pipes -6 fgoee IN a5s
1 Country Traders can be luppIieC
the fhortea Notice, BY Crate, Hid. Or other
"he' Oh hoerai Credit JAL a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

500 Tickets ilal be confidered as one Gem
plete days work, and the fortunate blanks
fhall be determined at that rate of drawing,
if greater or lefs number Come out If the
wheels in one day. The drawing fhalI COM
mence in B9eou, Cn the Goth day Of October
next, and fnifh within twenty-f6ur working
days.-Tickets will rife to foe dslzars J1y esaf,,
on the Il day of October. All Prizes. VIII he
paid in thirty days after the lit is puhhil.ed
except the highefD which viii be paid ri tx
~ days
Prizes not demanded within ore wear aft5r
the drawing will not be paid. Tickets lse
ready for fale at the uIuai places.
Thomas Thompfon, Z lfara.
Elijah Hall, ( GERS.
June sob, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21

1900 Tickets at dollars, IS 10000 dolls.
Subject 70 deducticn Of l25 per cent Oh
payment Of prizes.
Capital Prize5 deierzgiaa5is ~ iLe aEie7tfzr f4sy
Firit drawn number againlt blank Oh the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
WILLIAM FROST,

-. - 1IILI|IAL TNOO1,
ate Of Fatsno9t5, in the county Of cax5eyias{,
gentleman, deceaied, by giving bond as the
law directs:-He therefore requels all perfons
who are indebted to the faid deeeafed's sRate,
to make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame TO CHARLES FROST
Nay 29, 1906. f2)'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
SIXTH cLASS.
SCHEME

OF THE SIXTH CLASS OF
Piscataqna Bridge Lottery.
Prize OF 10000 Dollars i 1000
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-07-21
VESSELS SPOKEN.

VESSELS LEFT.
AZ Levant' April Fl, Martha, Rlagdon,
Portland.
The fhip Bedford, capt. HUMPHREYS, of
Fortirnouth, and fhiP Minerva, capt. Veazie.
OF Portland, were at Bonavefta, June :, and
were to fail next day for Z. end Of the Ifand
40 load.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
FOR SALE, BY AUCTION,

Pall6r PrPf,!y 81 bs G,iek Po1v, IN he city Of Rib
conformity to a decree uf the honoraL,e court nF
the United States, for the fifth circuit and yjrr,-
MA Diilrct (msde between Jolhua Watlcngton plan-
tih, and James Brown, Henry Banks and Daniel Cau
defendants, and between the fame riff. and E.prr
Banks, James IayIer executor Of lanes Heron.
decd. and James Herrep, Johu Heron, Willi1,n
Heron. and Sarah Heron, infants under the are ef
twenty one years, by the flid James TAYLOR, ;beu
guardian, james Blown and Daniel ciU defenclants5
VIII be fold, upon the premiies, to the highea bad,
der, at public ion, ON the 10th day of February
next eniping, the Honfes Lands and tepe,nents fin
ated on the Brick Row, in the city Of Richmond az
preiens occupied by Samuel Clark, Samuel Barrer
x Go. and Eirach H. Judah. The ieaements viii
be iat Up ieparately, and there will he attached 10
each isnenent the land occupied herewith aud
one third OF brick lnnibe.houie 90 by 80 feet
The iaes Will be made by the lubfcribers as ce1-
mloners under the fad decree, and tie terms there
ofwiIl be one fourth Of the purchals money paid
down, one fourth in four months one fourth In ephr
months, and the remaining fourth in twelve mcnt,
from the day of iale-the purchalers 20 Civ. bot,i
Tor the three stt Indictments, carry iutere f,oy
the date, II not puGauaily Paidon payment whereof
and not before tas the property will be- held liable !s
the purehaie money, and fubs9 he ioId to rae the
lad iutalme3;s or any either Of them II ro- p,nc-
tually Pa'd) conveyance eonveyaDoes, will be ey
eeutad by US as connsoners aloreaid to the pyrchC
F or purehliers,in virtue Of the isid decree.
FIRE. fa1,s: 5 i SSSsr""Do' o---y'..r,-
jsnsasy <S, tJG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
pigfeHanll.
WIN. EATON.

II Reeeipt to cure the bite fla Mad Doggy DR..
John CroeU, Of TIE State Of NeSr-1-ork.
Communicated to tie Printer Of tie Stock
bridge Sfnr as original.
Take the under jaw of Dog burnt & pow
tered one tea cup full-Sulphsr of VcniceS
one half tea fpoon full-one third of a Colt's
falie tongue; FINAL quantity OF blind root,
and ikoke root reduce them toa compound,
and give the patient one half of a tea fpon full
in water-n half an hour give the filings of
half copper. Repeat the application on the
following day. ~ The above are fuffieient
portions for an adult-to child, give difcreti-
onary. Ute no fweet milk for two OR three
days.
~ The printers throughout the United
States will fubirrve the caufe of humanity, and
probably contribute to the means of Eaving ma
ny valuable life-by FULFILLING the above
mentioned effetfual antidote in their paper.
RnR Sfe0aper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
ENOCH SULLIVAN,

SILVER, GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
y ErURNs his grateful thanks to his friends and
~ the public tor the liberal encouragement afford
ed him in his line of bunefs aud hopes by his punc-
tual attention to the bninefs to which he was bred
to iniure continuation of the favor of liberal pub
lie. He offers for fale a: his hop adjoining the
Eagle Tavern, general aortmeut of iiIver ware and
Jewellery of the mott falhiorable kind, conGGing of
ilVer Tea Pots, cream Urns, 'fumbers, Spoons, and
mourning and fancy EARRINGS, Lockets, Finger Rings,
and Bre1it Pins, jet, white and coral Necklace and
Earrings general lapply of Combs, plain and or
naTnented Pocket Books, thread Cafes, Miniature and
ring Cafes, gold and gilt Seals, Keys and CHAINS.
Highelt price given for old gold or FLYER.
December 8. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

N Pnr5nanee eta deed ofruR made 10 fbe sub.
5eri0rr BY JoLD KiiIy Of The county of Hano-
yer, to JcemF tbs Jt0n ofEl15. due from tbeLaid
hH4y 70 oo,nn5 Cozvfe5 Of t6s city Of Richmond,
aoH be rsp9tsd TO Iale 10 TIE mini bidder, for
IRE beR price that can be obtained in ready mn.
neg, at the Hatfioa Store IF Taylor and Brosor,
M tie city Of Richmond, on Satwaly tie si5 dog
If February nest
-Four Ntsro Sl0UeJ. TO ait Iggy, pu-ley,
Emanuel ami H6r@bao1, or 0J m0ag oftbem az
'viH be t6frrHi TO jariyfr me- nun aforeJ0id, ami
all esR' and charges atirnding TIE Lile.
SAMUEL WHTTE, 7raRee.
TIE 66o7'e Enle TO eoHme1es ut / o'eloek, p. M.
Janma,y 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
JOHN ALCOCK.

4 INFORMS public th7t he has lately enablih
ed "a CABINET SHOP in the city of Riohuond,
on the Croi'-Hreet leading up from Prefer 10 Mon
cure Vendue-ifore, and the Fire Infrabse or
nee where he intends manufacturing all kind, Of
Cabnet Ware in the moH modern nile he fiat,ers
h"is'f that boie whomay favour him with their COM
'anos' wa md his work equal to any made in the
tcrials " ''''
re VIII le his furniture low for PROMPT payr,en.
only as his htua,ion will not admit of giving credit
a few windfor chairs on hand, well made. which
"ill be fold tmeouinnoDiy low for eafh.
January 80 n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
10 BG SOLD BIZ AUcInOV.

AT the front door Of the Eagle Tavern in tho civ
Richmond, Oil the eighteenth day of March next,
enIuing.
HAT mott valuable etatc, ftuated in the Conn.,
" OF Wythe, and commonwealth of VIRGINIA.
and heretofore we'll known by the name of (,hicy.1
Lead Mines; but which, for fonetime pa.l hath
been coihdered, as the property of Stephen AuGin
and company, OF the city Of Philadelphia, by virtue
OF Purchaie thereof by them, made under "a decree
OF the high conrt OF chancery Of the faid common
wealth. with the terms whereof they have not com.
piled.
mat Purchaie was made on the goth day OF Febru-
airy 1923, for the FUN Of 1. 6,5o5 and ncs that PEE
rod, they have made fnndry great and valuable i'm
provenlents OIL th4 faid eflate
The well known value of the property, and the
certainty which tho fbicrbe,s feel, that thofe who
mean to become purchaers will fatissy themfglyes
tnereot on view, render any further deicrip,on of
the property to be fold unneceGary.
The iale will Dc made in conformity 20 two (sveral
oeerees OF the fuperor court of chancery which is
directed by law TO be held a. the Cptol in the city
oil Richmond aioreiaid the one pronounced on the
9Th day Of June, and the other on the 7th day Of Oc
tober, in the year 1902
Credit Will be given to the purchafer or purchaf-
for term OF nine months for one and eigh,
months TOR the other moiety OF the purehafe money
each moiety being fecured not only by bond with
good feeury made payable the fubfcrbers, OF the
urvvors OF them, their executors, administrators or
agns, for the ules in the iaid decree fpeeifed and
bearing ntereif from the date but alto, by the re-
tcntion ofthe legal efate, until the whole purchaie
moneys with fueh insereR, fhall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance or eonveysnces v III be
executed to the Purehafer purchafsrs in virtue oi
the faid decree by
JoHN WicKHAM, , coHnnifioners
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. q. sw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

'HE fubfcrb'r wiGhes to fell two WAGONS
Il u TEAMS, one of Tx horics, wagon and
gears, and tine neeefary appeniages; the other fix
mules, Wagon, gear, &c. Both have been ufed
in hauling COAL and Judging By the quantity hauled
.af year, capable Of doing much asiany others
10 employed. On receiving a part - The money a
credit will be allowed FOR the balance. purohal:r
can be accommodated with an extra mule, or horie
70 each team, ami may have in his power to employ
both drivers moderate hire Tor apart, or for the
refdue uof the year, ash may be agreed on.
] would alto iel! mare and a valuable mule both
well fnited to the purpotes OF plantation The mule
IS perhaps as large any in the Rate.
JAMES BRAfiOER.
Marche!ter, January 81. (tS>th ew)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
LAND,

Peffivel, for E1le b. tie yftkfriber,
HNE thoufand acres, formerly known by the
Y name of David Twins Quarter, on Otter river,
IN this county, adjoining the Land whereof the iub-
icriber lives, where there is merchant mill that
makes as good flour any in America not more
than twenty two mile, from the Hourihing town of
i.ynehbrrg, where there is good market for all
kinds o! produce On this traa there much clear
ed land as IS u!ficient TO work feven eight hands
to advantage, conGiug uftwo fields of firft rate RI
Yer Low Ground and three of High Land, all in good
order ior cropping, the balance is in woods, great
part OF which is heayisy timberei and great guam
tity COOL tobacco land there alto on this tract
abundance of the belt i,,ring in every field,
agood lime-ifone quarry the quantity iEexhautble,
alto an overieers houi- together with other necena-
ry houies for plantation bufnefs. The Land i. well
adapted TO the culture of Tobacco, Wheat, Cotton,
Conn., Rye, Oats and Flax; the huation is very heal
thy, and in good neighborhood, attached to which
is very good range for all forts OF Rock The pur-
chaier may be accommodated with every kind of
Rock. grain and plantation uteniIs, and pofftlion
given next Chrianas or foener il required. Credit
will be given for two thirds of the purchae money
at three equal annual payments, the other third will
be required in hand. Tobacco, Bank flock, public
iecuries or negroes will be received in payment
ROBERT SCOTT.
Campbell, February /. sln
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

ME fubfcriber sAfers his lervices as BROKER
in the city of Richmond, and will trauia & a.
ny bufinels in that line for moderate commifIon.
he will not inform the public that it is buGnels
with which he is familiar, but aIures every one
who may think him worthy of their confidence, that
no one will be more attentive to their intereR He
Will aiio undertake TO purchac tobacco on commit
Gon.
His office is kept on the crofs free, leading from
the Capito! tquare towards Col. Carringto.i's.
CARTER B. PAGE.
December 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
FoRTr DOLL IRIS REw6RD.

F1'OR experimenting and delivering to the fubfcri.
Der, or lecuring in Jail, 70 that get him again,
a negro man, by name, S5ADRACK who abfcond
ed from Inc the eth of the lait months he is a.
bout so years of age, of tawny complexion, feet
or 10 inches high and well made has LEFT tvo fore
teeth OF the Under jaw, has long face with very
nigh forehead, has at times when fpoken TOY an i'm
pediment IN iis fpeech and lniile on the counte.
nanee-no certain Description of his drels can be gi-
ven,as he has variety of clothes and thofc of diff,
rent kinds aud colours.
This fellow is ihrewd, fenfble and ingenious, who
understands fhoemaking, awing, the carpenters and
coopers trade.
RICHARD MUTT.
Northumberland County, Jan 2S.--tu & tn stp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
GENERAL OFFICE OF INSURANCE,
JANUARY Sth, 1906.

JANUARY Stn, $500.
~ ME general meeting of the Mutual Infu=ance
y Company againit Fire on GooDs and FuRNI-
TuRE, in the fate of Virginia, which took place this
day agreeably to notice prevoufy given. in the pub
lie papers, too thin to authorize any proceedings
as to the generalconcern of the company. The meet
ing was therefore adjourned until 10 O'Clock in the
morning of Tseiday rhe fourth day of next month,
Asthe affairs OF the company in fuch fate
as to require imperouGy, immediate attention, and
as mott of the menabars are now liable to incur
all the disadvantages of the intuon, without apol
hbilty OF being, i'll any degree, benefited by it,
ihoud any accident thsm, it is earneitly ho-
ped, matter of the rff coRfequence to their indi
vidual ntereHs, that they viii be pointed in at,en-
ding the faid meeting either perlonally or by proxy
VIM. Fl. FrTZWHYLSONN, p. A.
Richmond, January 2Ia tmd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
A POINTER DOG,

Lsj9 from Richmond about the aot6 December
Aaf.
LIE is a /hnaN eompef bandjome dog, n EunY
Ii lbot at tie root ofbi5 tail /; l7lo chiefly Dir
bead and ears (and 'ti5 beAeuea 5saie OtSer bayts
not particularly remem5eredJ are G5ottrd 4o;tb
izsr colour. Gt TIE body, Sc. is nonlg jaely and
Tricky Ibeekied eOitb THE fame, paricuia,ly his
legs, avbieb are darker than his 6ody-5o-b ears
are Nit, and be anj1verJ to the aalas otr NERO.
Wbosver eOiN bring bin to the Editor of iris
PAPER, or conpep to him BY Letter OF, ot1eYzviJi,
l1eb igtormatiom as qWH enable ibs oqv.sr Of ibe
deg to reeover him, IbaN rsceiue
TWENTY DOLLARS REW,.ARD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
January 81,
NOTICE.

pF virtue OF a deed of trua, executed TO me ,v
- John Kslfo, to ieeure the payment of deb.
aus br him to John and VIM. Bell, HALL on rba
I9tn OF February next, at the hQufe Of the iad Jon
helo' III the upper end of the eouaty Of Cumberland
proceed to fell 10 much of that valuable FARM.
containing $50 acres OF Land, on which he nov lives
ao)ect to two prior deeds Of truly will pay the
fun due to the iad John and VIM, Eli. fabon, IN
hundred and fifty pounds, with lome inereit there,
OIL, Tor the benefit Of John Eppes.
CREED TAYLOR, Trunee,
Jan. 90. feptdsA
+, 5. On the above land, is one of the len farms
IN the firrounding country, in fine order, with an
excellent crop Of wheat Town OIL it, and it is within
mics OF manufacturing mill on Appomattox,
from whence there is good navigation to the Pc
terbnrg cansl will difpofe Of at private lale and
give reaionahle credit for the balance after recey.
ing 1000 dolls in cath.
JOHN KELSO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04
LAND FOR SALE.

ME Subicriher will fell great bargain. in ,b,
TRACT OF LAND, whereon he now live.
tyng ON the waters of Hardware river, in North
oarden IN Aibe'narle county, containing abou, 500
acres. It's rich foft foil, protuco,. eSe.n, r.,
bacco, Corn and wheat, with ftreani rrnn;,,y tho,
It, iuppoed uflicient to grit mill 1t IS llp-
Poied no one woudpurehafc without viewing it there
lore 1t is unneceilary to he more particular in rhs
oeierpton Any one wifhing to Zee the land or cr,
quire OF terms, viii srr!y The iublcrber OF tho
preniifes. ~ ''S
MATTHEW BROWN,
January 81. Ter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-04

Mr.. Eaton to the lfef<tHty affSr May.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. 5th, 1905.
SIR,
Commodore Barron's infruaion to captain
Hall, of September s, 1904, and my conven-
ton with Hamet Bafhaw, of February as.
1905, comprfe all the obligations entered into
with Hamet. Copies of both which are in the
Offices, as are ALTO the correfpondences refultine
therefrom. BY peruGng the Baihaw's letters
from Syracufe, and by reviewing the traufa6ti
ons to which they refer, | cannot find that any
additional obfervations Of mine can throw more
light on orr tranfattons. 1t is imponible for
me to undertake to fay that the Ralhaw has not
been deceived. Nor can |, by any fhape in
which the fa5iect can he viewed, reconcile the
naaner Of his being abandoned, with thofe
principles of national iuftice and honour which
have hitherto marked orr character. The term
eo-oberafioa, always conlidered 70 nearly fyno-
niaous With alliance, that it would require the
Meet diitinetion of diplomatic Kill TO difcrini-
nate the meaning, and hence fmppofed that al,
engagement to Cooperate win Hamet Bl(hav,.
excluded the idea Of uling him as an ia9rn,nezt.
This contribution was the more readily adot-
ted II, this cafe, becaule until after we had pro.
ceedcd far iH the cooperation, never hearc, a
fylabie OF peace, neither from the PRECEDENT,
nor from yourfrif, nor from the commando
in chief, which did not lDok forward be-
yohd an effort to claitife the enemy, aod
beeanfe j alvays felt a confidence, that
fnch an effort, well conducted, would de-
CHROME him. | really can offer no explaua-
tons on TIE fuhjed, WHICH ave not to be
klund 10 my official except A
s'rcumftance which am aware nnodefty h6pld
conceal, bat which was calculated at all egents
10 fave the honour and the interea of the y.
states harmless. On entering tie ground OF
WITH Hamet BsIha~, Mr.. OfBannon and
syfef united In refolution TO periG, with bin,
bcfcre the walls Of Tripoi, or to- triumph Nth
him within thofe walls, In the former event
we mould have acquitted our duty, IN the lat
ter g'oriffed our county. We were fnpported
by hnilar REVOLUTIONS on the part of Command
,rs IN the squadron, aad TO encourage Hamet
Ba'hsw to peffevefasoe, AVID in order to aoye
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GEORGE Willy,
BROKER u C011IIJSGlON GIERCR.4NT,
Near he Bafiu,
RUYS and fcllsa all kinds of Produce-Alro, ands
- Lots, and houfes, Bank Stock, &C.
by Hs6as far Sa!e LOTS No. l4I, 2, 8, and q,
which make Que entire fquare in Du-vals additi-
on-lh here Is a good Spring attached them. Thefe
lots are well worth the attention OF any GENTLE
man whining build iunler retreat for his family
July 23.-tf.
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MECHANICS THE FAvORITES OF FOR
TUNE.

p The following five initances Of rare good for
tune have occurred within the fhort fpace of
two years:
In the fecond Literature Lottery, the prize
OF $4,000 dollars was drawn by blacksmith in
the city of Ncw-York. In the third Lottery,
the $4,000 dollars came up the property of
taylor in Baltimore; and the 10000 dollars to
taylor in Ncw-Yo:k. A fhoemaker in New
York has the 10000 dollars in the road lottery,
drawing in this city; and book-binder in PHI
ladelphia has the 10000 dollars i'm the Della
ware bridge lottery, alto now drawing.
~. T. paper.
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February 4. epiE
LOST,

LOST,
HN the 9th ina RED MOROCCO POCK-
~ EFT BOOK, faaened on the ou,lide by ileel
claip. There was in it ticket in the ieeond clafs
OF the Richmond Academy Lottery mo. $3.50 and
papers which can be of 10 iervice to any perfon bn
the owner. A liberal reward will be given to any
perfon who will deliver ]. with It's eonten, at the
Enquirer Bookstore.
Ian. 30.
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S-iNE

The llth verfe of the 9th chapter of Revela-
tions, fays London print, by prefixing an N
to the lalt word of the verfe, defcribes Bow a
PARTE-" And they had a king over them,
which is the angel of the bottomlefs pitt, whole
name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon Ia bad
one but in the Greek tongue his name is 14,pol-
Lyoa."