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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

T5r toliozviag are tie concluding ,exari' ~ oars
fbLa iaiely 9uJLeedin Soni5 Carolina, tBe Syodss-
fioH Of Wynuls SMITH, Ejg. one Of tie sroa
d5fizgui5sd and enlightened eitiseus Of f5at State
-Ataer exqmisigg Mr.. s7fsssyson's eba,0tRe, and
9,zfc7fiaas p ite tn s.se il he Usssd St4.er--
Be 0k1sreer---
eve shall now take leavesof Mr.. JEFF
ferson, and his pretentions as phiIoso-
pher and a politician The candid and
appropriated, who have read with at
-tsntien-t the foregoing comments on his
philosophical and political WORKS, and
en- his public conduct, must now be con-
WINGED, however they may hitherto have
been dcceived by a plausible appearance
and siicci0tts talents. or misIed by artful
parizans, that the reputation he has
acquired Is not bottomed on eoEd mer-
it--that ms abilities have been more
directed to the requirement. of literary
fame, than to the substantial good of
his counry--that his philosophical o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

late Of Newgloucelter, in the county Of Cum
berland, Yeornan, deceafcd, by giving bond as
The law directs The therefore requeifs al per-
IONS who are indebted to the faid dcceafcd's
eitate, to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
1ame 70 JONATHAN L. HASKELL.
Dated JAly "a, 1906, AZ fSsst III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

IHE tubfcriber hereby gives public
notice 70 all concerned, that fhe has been
ou'y appointed, and has taken upon herlelf the
sFuls OF ADMINISTRATIVE Oh the Eaate OF
ANDREW SIMsNToN,
,a'e q Cafs EEzGt<tE II the County.of Cum
. ueriand, Mariner deccaied, by giving bond a.
.ns '1w airecas :-lhe therefore requefts all
Yel.ons who are indebted to the iaid deceafed's
-vSo .I 10. . make Immediate payment; ana thofe
go nave my 2emands thereon. tcexhibit the
CHRISTIAN SIA10NTCN I.
osisi Asgse sssS. alfd<-s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

TIE fublcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, sha; he lbs been
duly appointed, and has talcen upon hinlfelf
ehe trulf of Executor Of the lat will and Teffa-
znent Of ta r# 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15
~ BLANKS, CARDS, PAMPHLETS,
Catalogue of Books,

No.7, E5-Sf,ea:-
EIiltorv of Charles XII King of Sweden
HOLY Var. bv Bunvan
Hamilton or Education, a book Of much meri,
1Jovv,rd ,he pb;Iantbrar;i} life and ,-a,,..,
Hifsorv Of Indian wars
fIiflory of North-America,s abridged
jerks Devotion, TT
Jenven's View
Ditto Lectures sss-
laws Sermons
Grove on the Lords, Simmer
Johufon,s Poems
h1n;us' Letters
Knoxs Ph;lofouhy.
Life ofvoltaire
Do of Jofeph
Life of Mahone,
Do. Of Whitfield
The Looker-on
Iouth's Ifa;ab
! go. a !. &c c,:
T,oclra,s Fg-.,,s IN ~ LS,,,.r rrn5..a.ns;,o
no Ah-;d,-sd
Life Of Kotzebue. with a Journal Of ii. tour 70
paris
1:e. - -, -.
T;fa e coi,'n - paf'
Lyrical BaIards NV Ramr,v
1yrfr ponr,r ~, IT. Nr,tt.
! sd;es T;brsrv ;,,,nrovad
Looan's Sermons
'NTster;a Medic F,oI;a, sd;,;o :; 0 ,,,o,
Ditto As,ar;c.n ! vaI,,,,s
N1urrays ERgIifh Reader
DO. Sequel 10 the Reader
DO. Grammar
DO. do. ABRIDGED
Do. Kew - tbe Gramrr.-
DO. Fxerc;f.s - AZ
Morfe.s univerfal Ceoorsnhv
DO Abr;dgad
dc. cazorfeer
Do Abridged
Malham's Naval c,zs,,ss-
Millennium, sr the 1000 wears of profperity
Modern Gazetteer
NIofheins Church Hinorv
Modern Eurone- nv Lord PnTslI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

HE fuofcriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, thar Che has been
duly appointed, and has taken unop berfsIf
she truf of Adminiaratrix On the eftare &c -
JONATHAN ANDkEWS
Rate of Scarborough, in the county Of cun,bsr-
land, Blacksmith, deceafed, by eiv;ny hond
as the law directs :-fhe therefore reqnef, ali
perfons who are indebted to the faid decesied,s
efate, TO make immediate payment; and the :
who have any demands thereon, to exhibi. the
fame to DORCAS ANDREWS.
Dats4 Agg.9 81, 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15

TIE blk bas. been farl, D. strzi-z. alsly(f-. 10
contain On aissiire IN o-s a. 81 ftz.a Essiyes
"a nsfaraf srsvs!, isst." sf 1ri Ga
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15
Droirls

In weekly paper it is very inconvenient TO
admit lengthy communications and thole
on speculative fubjects have hitherto been
wholly excluded; but difpoGtion to offer
information on fuojea which az are inter
5aed IN, has induced us to give publicity to
the following obfervations. The objects Of
the writer are to promote the +" art Of heal
ing" and leFen an evil which the public
mas long felt and lamented-that Of graeis-
~ in the pra6tic Of Phyflr.--EDIIoK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-15
FOR THE PORTLAND cSzs77k.

THE following obfervations, the fuhAance
OF which has been pubIiihed i'll the Medical
Repoftory, and repubiifhed III the Loadon
Reviews, as well. as in Germany, are now ft,b-
mitted 10 the perulaI Of thofe of your readers,
70 whom thele volumes are not acceiIible; in
the hope that they will be received with as
much candor, as they have been, in diftant
ltates and nations. 4gf BE
My principal dehgn in this attempt il to
diicharge q duty incumbent on me, to aid the
efforts of the Mafachuietts Medical Society.
in eradicating medical prejudices, and in diff
terminating uieful knowledge5 an engaging the
mind 70 greater folicitude for the enjoyment
Of life and health !. in expohng & fupprelinv
empirical inpoiitions, which rapidly increafe |;
and finally, IN rendering the fcience of medi-
cine more respectable and important in the
view Of mankind E
works of the ancients; as well as thof- of Ia
ter writers, il appears that, from the earlieft
records Of medicine to the latter part Of the
18th century, q yifiated quality D, q redundant
7Hantitysf bile" has been coniidered as an eflen-
tial cauie of fevcrs.
But, happily for mankind, the accurate in
veftigations OF modern phyfiologilts and che
miits, have cauled thele vague notions 10 pals
away; IN like manner, As the inGuaive rea-
ionings Of learned and enlightened Divines,
have difPeled the whinhes, which formerly
poheaed the imagination Of benighted enthu-
fats, relative to lpecties. witches and COB
Inns.
Still thefe notions, groundIefs and untcna-
bleas they are, 70 frequently occur to the eve,
in sntiquated books, and to the ear, III
the converlatIon of thofe who pay little or 70
attention to the improved ltate of fcience.
that fonle, even in this enlightened ape, az
fent 20 Them as eftabliined truths 81
So ftrong is this aGociation of ideas, be-
tween bile and feyers, Putrefs6fion and alksl-
efcency, that long time will probably elapfe,
before preiudices 10 deeply rooted, and ID
widely ipread, can be entirely eradicated.
1t is, however, well known TO phyficians.
verfed in modern fcientiGc improvements,
that when febrile potion ravages the ftoniach
the BILE # the liver is able to perform Its
office, readily fiowsin, to exert its benign in
fluence, in correcting and fubdning this siox-
ious cauie.
BUT as the friendly bile openly appears.
while the envenomed enemy lies csncealed,
the friend has unhappiIy been taken for the
foe, and loaded with nveaives accordinclv ! i
What grateful Acknowledgements then, are
due to the benevolent author Of our exiflerce
for the admirable iconiiitution. of our bodies
by which that important organ, the 1iysR, i
furniihed with natural alkaline antidote, c.
pable, tn ordinary circumfanoes, Of counter
acting the defruaive teadency of noxious
acids xs.,f1.f~t 81. fn
Wonderful indeed Is il, that. when fepsc
potion is formed, and commences lis rava,-a.
in the ftomach, the bilious fluid fhould n',;,
its accuRomed inte2inatrorte, and repair -.
the invaded Citadel, in order to exert II. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30

- ~ LIZ
M'CaA Of fbefOzVn Of Taepa5annoeI, and county Of
EDs*' to ArebibaH Diet and David Buchanan, BEAR
ing date tie 25tbday Of May, 1889, for Gsr.,y suy
Pe,ef therein 0rcntioned 7pN be fold in tie histozy,
q iqeba6arnoef, on tbe 27H day Of func ne.t,
'HREE LOFTS, known in the plan of the faid
i town by No. 1, 2, and IS, whereon the faid
Meal at preent reides; thefe LOFTS are very va
liable improvements, confiting of Dwelling Houfe
two TORY HIGH with three rooms and a paiIape be.
low, and three above fairs three rooms in the
cellar, with lire place in every room and feveral
out-houies, con6nng of Kitchen, Smoke -houre.
Stable, &c all of which peaantly ftuated on the
river bank, and command an extenive view of tb.
river above and below. A few articles of houlebold
Furniture will be fold together with thofe lofts and
houfes, &c.
WW be f0Hor bs fame day, on tie breuifs,
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
Meal, htuate in the county aforefaid, on Hokias's
creek, adjoining the aid town of Tappahannock. con-
tanning by elimination, five hundred and two acres
be the fame more or lefs, together with the water
grit mill adjoining, which is at prefent out of repair
but may be rendered very valuable at fmaexpence
being one OF the mott valuable and convenient mill
leafs in all that part Of the country having large &
convenient mll-houe two RORY high, built of tone
brick and wood, calculated for manufae Curing on an
exteniive plan, iituate on never-failing ffreas,
within one mile Of tide wafer belonging to this mill
are two very convenient houfes for the accommoda
ton oil miller, cooper, &C. This tract of land is ge-
neraly of good quality, lies we'll and is well tibered
WWftrzvje be oa on he 2sb day Of tie Eaaue month.
(Jantl at John MiAiers 7aVe,n, in tbs L,id county
Of EGs,
A TRACT OF LAND. the propertv oe c,;A
Meal, fiuate near fad Mler's Tavern, adioin;ng
the lands of Thomas Allen and Jofeph Man, contain
ing by efimation, one hundred and feven acres. be
the fame more or les, being the land the fad Meal
purchafed of Richard Jeffres. This is good farming
land lies well and is well tmbered-Twelve months
credit will be given, upon the purehafer or purcha-
fers giving bond, and in every cafe Deed of TruR
on the property will be required to ecure the pur-
chafe money, by
GEORGE POT'TIE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON.
Aho'nies in f'7 for fLe eredftor5 Of Ayeb. A1'CaH
Louifa, April 10. 6dC)p
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May IS.
STANTON STAGE.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public,
L his STAGES will regularly, during the feafon
OF the Springs leave the BellTavern in this CITY, on
!uefdaysat o'clock inthe evening & on each Sa,ur-
day at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the morning, and will
arrive at Capt. Edmonfon's Tavern in the Town of
Ssaunt'n where pailengers, going to the Springs,
may be turnihed, at all times, with Hackney Coach
es, and other private conveyances, from thence
Much pains and expenee has been taken BY the BRO
Prietor in the eecfon of good hores carriages and
careful drivers-and confidently aures the public ne
is IN Poiieilion of as good any in this fate
RICHARD TERRELL.
May %. #
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

y ANYWAY from the fubfrriber, on Thurrdav
l. night the 1T int a negro man named LEWIS,
lie is about five feet nine inches high ftout and
wen made, has fear on one of his hands q believe
ms right oceaioned By bsrn when fn,all he wore
away home-iPuh fhort coat and pantaloons dyed of
a light olive colour, took with him black broad
cloth coat and veff but expect he will change his
name and eloathing and attempt paling as a free
man, and will attempt to make his eicape to Norfolk
oy water Matters Of vefIels and all others are fore
warned from harbourng, employing, or taking him
away at their peril The above reward will be paid
on delivering him to Joeph Traylor, r in Blandord
or the fubfcriber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, fen.
N b. I have underllood that he was feen in the
CITY oil Richmond during the Broad Rock Races dreG
ed In black think it is probable he is ftilI lurking
about there He has pert walk good countenance,
very active and fond of waiting on gentlemen.
A. T.
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Mayer.
TO BE RENTED.

THE large THREE STORY HOUSE on the
i Main-Street can Of the Market, formerly ocou.
pied by Cohen and iases, and lately by Capt Iohn s
PeaJants; It is good and for bunefs and iuitsble
for the accommodation Of a large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE formerly known by the fgr
OF the bird m hand) at the corner Of the reet lea
ding to church hill to beth of :hefe tenerents oar.
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate and
made knows on application to James Whiteaw, fer.
jeant Of the City, or to
JACOB l. COHEN.
February 9s. (Iawtf
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.
Dublin CaRle, March %, 1906

D"OIH U1EIe, NHaTeb %, 1906.
The duke of Bedford, who embarked AZ
Holyhead on Tuefday night, the 25th inf. ON
board his majefy'S yacht the Dorfet, arrived in
this harbour early this morning.
HIS grace on his arrival in Dublin, was re.
ceived by the lord mayor, aldermen, lherias,
and commons ofthe city of Dublin. His grace,
attended by fquadron of Dragons, proceed
ca 10 the cattle and the council having aGrm-
bled at o'clock, his grace was introduced IN
form to his excellency the earl of Hard wicke'
whoreceivec him fitting under the canopy Of
tate in the prefepce chamber, from whence
protection was made In the uflIal fate TO the
council chambers the council fitting, his grace's
commifon was read, and the oath being admi.
niitered to him, his grace was invelted with the
collar of the mott luxurious order of Saint p,.
trick and received the fword of Fate from the
carl Of Hardwicke.
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HOLLAND.
DoRDRgcHT. March

DoRDRBcHT, March %,
We learn from Paris, under date of the 25th,
that the Minifter of Marine had left that oitv
to infPed the whole line of coaR upon the
Channel, and to animate, by his prefence. the
preparations in the French fea ports.
HAGUE, March %.
The decihon Of the alteration in our oovers-
ment Is now at hand. On "Wednesday the Sc.
eretary of our AmbaHador at Paris arrived
here as a Courier with difpatcbes, and Admiral
Verheul is expelled back from Paris in few
days. Yefterdsy yacht left Rotterdam in or.
der to wait for him at Moordyk. The repor,
that French Prince is to be placed at the head
OF our Government aiIl increafes, but nothing
farther is known on the fubied.
Our funds arc falling very fat. The Bat1-
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STOP THE RUNAwAYs.

= ANYWAY from the fubfcriber, in Campbell
N county, on Big Otter river, 5 miles we the
eourt-hoafe, JIM & SALLY; Jim is about IS or 40
years OF age, low, thick, well fet fellow, inclined
to be little bald on the top Of his head sCo fear
over his right eyebrow, little bright completed.
can read and write little, and do expea has pafs
ana VIII endeavor to pats as a free man aud wife ;
Sally is about 8 or years of age Gim and delic,,s
made, her hair growing low down on her forehead
toerably bright Completed. Any perfon bringing
faid negroes experimenting them 70 that ger them
fhall be hahdlomely rewarded by the Gubrcriber.
WATT ARNOLD.
May 81. 4,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30

n ME fubicriber, is particularly requefted by
a Mefirs. Abbotts and Steward (fuccefors to l.
faae w. Morris of Philadelphia in the Brewing buff
no''' 20 make known to the citizens OF Richmond,
AMI NE public generally, that they mean 10 keep him
Implied from time to time with fufcient quantities
OF PORTER & BEER from their Brewery, to au-
liver the confumption of Richmond and the country
trading Herewith.
The iubieriber can fay with confidence, that iudq-
ing from the fannple heretofore received, that both
the PORTER & BEER is of hyperion quality, and
will be fold low as IL can be had in PhiIadelphia
Orders from the country will be promptly artended to-
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
April Is. epsw
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May s.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

AN AWAY from the fubfcriber in December
N lat, two negro men by the names of HARRY
s'i1 DiCN, T-srrJ :l-.. c-t.Si..- L.-,,,---s
tawny complexion, % years of age; Dick fix feet
high, film and very black, with large white teeth,
wide apart, projecting out of his mouth, Is years of
age. When they went a"sv, they mad on home ma
n'haefured breeehes and = grey jackcoats. have
been informed they dreiIed in blue ackcoats
with failors trowfers, and are making their way to
Maryland with free pats. They have relations at
Reuben Beale's, Efq. Of Richmond county, and Mr..
John Turbervile's quarter in Wenmoreland, where
1t IS probable they may Turk until they can procure
pahage acrofs the Potomac. Whoever will deliver
them to me, leeure them 70 that get them again,
ha receive the above reward or the proportion for
either. ELLIOTT MUSE,
Bnekiqgbam lodge, 14iAAsfes count y.
March 4. ep SIN.
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MARSHAL's SALE.

TO BE SOLD, for ready money, under de-
cree Of the Court of the United States, for
che 9Th circuit in the Virginia Dire, between Phi
meas Bond attorney for the creditors of Ezekiel Ed
wards pitt and David Rofs & Others defendants in or
derto raethe fun of 1850 dolls 81 due & payable
the lh day OF January laa, that valuable and well
known eate in the county of Botetourt called Fort
Lewis. The fale will be made OH the premfes on the
stb day of June next.
BENZ MOsBY, d M. for,
JOS. SCOTT, M.v.D.
April I8. tide
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May %.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Wanington, May Sd, 1906.
NOTICE rs HEPEBr GJYEN.

NOTICE rs HEREBT GIYEN,
MAT fealed Propofals will be received by the
4 Ireaturer of the United States, as Agent for the
Commiiiiopers of the Sinking Fund, until the 18th
DAY OF June next incuve for the purchae of the fol-
lowing fpeees of the public debt, viz Eight per
cent: Old Six per cent: and Deferred Six per cen,
stocks with the Dividends payable on the firf of
July next off.
Such Perfons, as may be deiirous of contracting for
the iae ct any portion of the Rocks,
are requeited to ttanimt their propofals od uo un
der cover to the iubfcriber, fpecfyng therein, the
unredeemed amount and Species of faid Stocks, and
the leweh price they will accept for the fame which
propoials will be opened ON the 18th day of June
next, in the manner directed by law.
In all cafes where the terms are approved Of nav
ment will be made Immediately after the tocks thus
Purchaied fhal have been transferred to the rubfr
Der in truit fer the United States
TIL. T. TUCKER.
1yeaE I'm. States.
May s. (lm.)
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FOR SALE-By THE Su1yeriber.
20 Hosheads NORTHERN RUM,
90 Barrels DO. do.
10 Hogheads MOLASSES,
10 Quarter Caflcs SHERRY WINE,
Is do. do. MALAGA do.
IL Tierces Prime GREEN COFFEE.
20 Barrels LIVER OIL,
I53 Boxes MOULD CANDLES.
80 Ream WRITING PAPER,
100 do WRAPPING do.
THOMAS WHITE.
May 9. 0f)
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TO Mr. THOMAS BRADSHAW,

SIR,
4 you are not an uhabtant of this Gate. and
/ 4 have not any agent therein, known to me, to
whom notice be given, be pIeafed to take notice
that on the lat Saturday in June next, fhall, at che
dwelling houie Of Nicholas Vaughan, in the county
OF Nottoway between the hours of eight in the NOR
ming and feven in the evening Of the above mentioned
day, take the depotions of the fad Nicholas Vaughan
of Jacob Seay, Nathan Fowlkes and Peter Knight,
TO be read As evidence in fut depending in the conn
ty court Of Prince Edward wherein you, and Others
are Plaintiffs, and | am defendant.
BENJAMIN BoRUM
Pfince-EdWard county, April %. ep2m.T
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WILLIAM GAIT,

HAS juo received, by the fhip Protetarefs from
4 L London, and by the fhip Intrepd juR arrived
from Liverpool. his ufual afIortnlent of SPRING
GOODS, which is now telling at his ufnal low prices
for cath country produce, alto to punetua cuaoni
ers.
May l6. ep4w.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SIR YOHN DuCKWORrY.

Lord II. Petty prefented at the bar meGaee
from his majeiy, which was brought up, and
read from the chair as follows -
GEORGE.
His majeRy being defrous of conferrinr a
fgnal mark of his favour and appreciation ON
vice-admiral Sir John Duckworth, in conGde-
ration of the fervice rendered by him, and the
Kill and sallantry difpldycd by him in an en-
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

a T a meeting Of the Board of Direaors on the
L \ 10Th Of May, 1900
Rof5iveA That the Stockholders be required TO pay
INTO the hands of the Treafurer, the further FUN Of
four dollars each fhare, on or before the 9TH of
June next.
Peloived, That the Clerk be nlruaed 70 call a
meeting of the Stockholders, to be held at Mr..
Brookss tavern, Saturday the 18th June next, for
the purpofe Of deciding on buinef of confequenee to
the company. Extract from the minutes,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
May Ie, I'm
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IRISH LINEN.

ToHN HENRY has Jut Received, by the flip
y Monticello from Liverpool-7-s .hs and 44ths
wide IRISH LINEN, in we'll afTorted packages, each
containing about 80 pieces; which be ffers for fale
at low advanee-ALso, very fine 4-4ths wide ditto
by the piece.
~ LONDON PARTICULAR NADER
WINE in pipes. April Is. f6wp
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eonfraRI,
TIVE hundred and fifty acres LAND, Gtuated in
4 the upper end of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Csurt-H oue, three from Farmville,
and one from good manufacturing mill on Apo
mattox' now navigabie, an,oft to Petersburg.
This LAND lies Handsomely. ia in GOOD order and
inferior in quality eat of the mountains there
is 10 or IL acres meadow Handsomely fet with tmo-
thy, and about 20 acres more prepared for towing
next iPring in addition there Isl an extenve bed Of
Coal which to Perfon of capital would be highly va
iuabie; one third the purchafe money will be requi-
red in hand and the balance in two annual nftalments
May %. 4w.
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JUST RECEIVED,

AND FOR SALE BIZ rHE sUBscRIssRs:
a N ExtenGve Affortment of GROCERIES,.
mong which are the following articles:
Muleovado fugar a1orted Tar
Wett-India Coffee i, SThos. Leiper's Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Maceouba do.
Country do. { Havanna Segars
Cogniae & Peach Brandy Salt Petre
Holland Gin BrimRone, Nader, and
w. INDIA aud Sugar-houte Ground Ginger in fmall
Molaaes kegs
l.. r. Madeira Wine J Log-wood
Fort, Sherry and Malaga Turkey Cotton
Wine Z New-York Candles and
Hibberts' Brown Stout { Soap
Martinique and Bordeaux Spermaceti Candles
Cordials
Baiket Salt Patent Lamps
Do in Jacks and looCe Z Dutch Cafes with plain
Bullock's Cheefe : and gilt Bottle,
Caldwell, Frazer & Co.'S Cattines afforted
iuPerhne Chocolate Earthen and Stone Ware
Rice WRITING & Wra,,;n, m.
Nutmegs, Pepper, Ginger' per
and Pimento Henry VIII. and Merry
Mace and Cloves Andrew Cards
oh' olives, and CaPers China Places, do. Bowls
Gan-powder, Young Hy-S of different Gees
Ion and Souchong Teas De. Tea and Coffee Cups
Canifters containing lib. and Saucers
and Slb. Gun-powder Do. Chimney ornaments
Tea plain and en-, n, =, I'D
riokied Salmon half pint Deeanters
Gut Herrings and Shad Pint, half pr & gill Tum-
Patent ihot aforted blers
and IF Gun-powder A few fets Table China.
regular fupply Of Loaf Sugar by the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER 6 LESUEUR.
May 27. oawtf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-30
ep4w.
SPRING GOODS.

ME Subscribers have juf received by the fhip
Prctetfreis from London, part of their
Spring Goods, the balance daily expected by the
Intrepid from Liverpool.
ELLIS & ALLAN.
May 6. Inn.