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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

cas- :';innstaat sh3;rct, d. not venture IN
p.'onoonce an opio;oa: /. RS for the decision
Of the General Assemb.5.
perform melancholy tl,rty i'm announcing
70 the Legislature, the death OF Mr.. Lewis
darvie; respected for his virtues, admired
for his talents-By this la,nented event, a va
vancy is occasioncd in the privy council, and
our country has lost citizen who promised
tobecone, at no distant period, one of her
tairest ornaments.
enclose the Auditors official statement of
the Revenue for the year 1906, accompanied
with an account of the expenditures, as also
list of balances due from the Sheriffs and
Collectors.-Thcre arc several other subjects
OF Importance which shall embrace an ear
iy opportunity to submit to the General As
scmSly.
am with the highest respect for yourself,
and the body, over which you preside, Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
WIN. II. CABELL.
TO The Honorable the Snea-2
ker of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMoND, DECEMBER 10, 1907.
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

On Monday, the Senate formed quorum,
and reelected all their old officers.
On Tuesday, William H. Cabell, esq. was
reelected Chief Magistrate of this Com
menwealth, by the joint voice of both Houses
without opposition.
Mr.. Samuel Peasants was in the same
manner reelected Public Printer-without
opposition.
Various petitions were presented to the
House of Delegates on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, of which we shall give more particu-
lar account when we are supplied with copy
of the Journals.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-10

On Tuesday, the following luminous CON-
MyNIcA4IoN.f from the Governor, Suqs sub
nnted to both Houses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

pretended by his most bitter enemies, that
he has not rendered great services to
France. The French nation, from state,
when threatened both anarchy ard subiu-
cation, has risen TO a heighth Of greatness
which is at this time unknown, in any c.
thor part OF the woodland altho' il is of
ten said, that Bonapartc is detested, blythe
French people, as an unfeeling and merci-
less trrant, yet we perceive that he has cCn.,
iided his person and life TO the protcc, OIL Of
the nation, with that confidence which be-
speaks the conscious deseryings of his own
heart ana conduct.
Were he a tyrant-did he deserve n
tEousandth part of the censure which is
bestowed upon him by the English prints
would there not have appeared one vindic-
tive hand--one public avenger-one friend
OF humanity in all the tolls, fatieues ard
military evolutions which he has Lerforn
ed Was there not one in either Of the bat
ties OF Marengo, AusteIlitz, or Jena, whose
musket, or whose sword would have revcr-
ged the cause ofinjursd humanity S.violated
justice No, not one, so stepped in sin as TO
raise his paricidal hand against the fore
most man of all the world-zagainst him who
had been the saviour and Senefactor oftbe
French people, srho lad t.ronttaea TO COR
tend alone for tie rrhoSe Of FrQ7;ce, end
the hafsflfne5S Of he soorid.
AMERICUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

[ In giving place 20 the following article, re-
lating to BoNAPARTE, we do no more,
we conceive, than our duty. Our read
ers have q right to expect from us candid
and impartial Information upon all sub
jcCts of importance and one of the at
tributes Of a free press, is to allow rea-
sonable scope to public discussion and
Investigation. 1t is also proper to say
that, although we admit that the subject
Of the following essay, as we'll as the
manner in which it is written, cntitle IL
TO publication, yet We owe 1t as a dnty
to ourselves, as we'll as the principles Of
repuhlicanism, 70 declare, that We can
not adopt the general ideas Of approba-
tion which our correspondent has bestow-
CO on the emperor Napoleon. As far as
VIC Can Judge, he has been the chief, per-
haps the sole cause, Of subverting the re-
publican principles which were about 20
be established in France, and in their
stead has introduced an hereditary sys-
TEN of Monarchy. Young, ardent and
ambitious minds, are apt to be led away
by the splendor of success and the glare
Of heroic deeds ;-minds Of this sort no
doubt, abound i'm the United States as
we'll as Europe. 1t is the province ofre-
publicans, the duty Of good citizens and
the privilege Of the press, TO present the
truth, with proper cautions We hope
that neither these nor any other events,
will induce the great body Of the Ameri-
cans to forget that we now enjoy the
greatest political blessings which ever
bcfcl the lot of a people and that howe
yer well Bonaparte may be qualified 10
direct the dcstinics of oppressed Europe,
we thank Providence that no such cha
racter is needed in this happy coun-
try.--E. IN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
COlI1ILLAIC-h1,LnN.

=. THE Communication inserted in the last
Enquirer relative 10 tho death Of Mr..
M'Credie, vas composition, the language
hnn spirit OF which was extremely violent
ana inudicious. We donot pretend tojus-
NY the centiucl o. his officers, who appear
20 hayr been guilty ef great neglect OF du-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
WANTED,

n DISCREET industrious Woman, as a
II house-keeper--ouc who can come re-
commended for her integrity, will meet
with liberal wages by applying at The Bell
Tavern. r.
February 10Th 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

AZ The SUBSCRIBERS to the DANG.
ING ASSEMBLIES are requested to meet
at the BELL TAvERE, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING the 18th instant, at o'clock, for the
parPose OF appointing managers, &c sc.
February 10, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

A Court Of Enquiry was held by the ma
gistrates Of this city, on Tuesday last, upon
William Nash, a soldier belonging to the
public guard, for the murder of Mr.. JouN
MCREDGE. TWAS the unanimous opinion
Of the court that he he sent for further tri-
al to the District Court to be held in this
city in April next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
COMMUNICATIONS

iHSIS VIII ShoFliy appear at our Thea
tire, young gentleman, only seventeen
years OF age (having never yet appeared
on any STACEY, in the arduous character of
HAMLET. From intimacy with this young
gentleman, can safely assert that his con-
ception of characters in general is rarely
to be equalled. His talents are great and
splendid. He has been examined by per-
sons OF both sexes (of whose Judgment there
can be no doubt entertained) who caudidlv
and impartially assert, that his conception
OF this great character is very little ifany,
inferior to the celebrated Cooper. Pe;ny
citizen of Richmond, and an American
born, it is hoped that he will las he GER
taihiy merits) receive the applause and
support of his feilow-citizens
A FRIEND.
Marshal Soult (says the Baltimore E.
vening Post) is said to be created Duke of
Brunswick These Europeans change
their names so often, that unless we follow
them closely, we shall forget who they are,
as well as what they have been.
a civil war RACES in the devoted empire
OF Hayti ;-The rival CHIEFS are Chnstohhe
and Petzon.-Several bloody affais had Ia
ken place. It is stated that in the election
TOR President, Christophe had so out OF IS
votes and that Potion, tho in so weak a
minority, had raised the standard of re-
volt, and was determined to dispute by
arms, Christophe's pretensions to Office
BUSINESS OF course, was in most unsettled
situation. Assassinations, plumbers, sc.
were frequent-The plantations were en-
tireiy neglected.
Noargument has been vet had, or decisi-
on made in the Supreme Court on the mott
on OF Mr. Lee for writs of habeas corpus
in the cases Of Mesrss. Bollman, Swartwout
and Alexadner owing, it is said to the
indisposition OF Mr.. Lee.-.Mat Intel.
DIED-Cn Wednesday last, after 4 short
but severe illness, Mr.. SAMUEL EGE,
sen. one of the oldest inhabitants of this
city. AS he lived universally respected,
SO he died generally regretted.
~ EDWARD LIVING sToN's Address in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
attention j.!

THE members of the RIcBMoHD LIcH4'
INFANTRY Blues, are requested to
attend meeting at Fleisher's Tavern, or
Saturday next, at 6 o'clock. p. NJ. without
uniform.
BY order Of the Captain.
EDM. TAYLOR, Jr. Serg't
Feb. 18Th, 1907.
~ Those gentlemen wishing to become
members, will please apply to the Captain
previous to the meeting
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

~ EDWARD L1vINesroN's Address in
orr next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

DIED-Cn Wednesday last, after short
but severe illness, Mr. SAMUEL FGE,
Sen. one of the oldest inhabitants of this
city. AS he lived universally respected,
SO he died generally regretted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
TH: WhTKtNS, C.

The sale Of the above land will take
place on the 4th day of March next, upon
the premises, upon the terms mentioned in
the above order.
William TrabHe,
Rafcy cole, SCom'rs
IDS Chdrie8 Clarke,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13

In Chesterfield County Court, Januaru
the 1871, 1907.
I pom hearing the evidence produced
~ in support Of the petition of the heirs
OF John Buyers, deceased, the court doth
order and direct, that William Trabue,
Charles Clarke and Haley Cole, or any two
or more of them, do sell, at Public AUG
lion. for ready nnnnnv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
The tract Of Land,

Lying in the county Of Chesterfield, ofwhich
John Buyers died possessed, taking to their
assistance the county surveyor, in order to
ascertain the quantity thereof; and that
the said commissioners divide the proceeds
thereof into five equal parts, and allot one
part thereof to Polly Buyers, one part to
Lucy Buyers, one part to Susanna Buyers,
one part to Frankey Buyers, and one part
to Kitty Buyers; and that the said COM
missloners do convey the said land to the
purchaser thereof by a good and sufficient
deed in fee simple, upon the payment Of
the purchase money.
Copy, Tcste,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12
Notice Is hereby given,

THAT in consequence OF a deed oftrust
! from Henry D. Hooe, late of Prince Wiz
liam county, deceased, to secure the sum Of
three hundred and eighty-one pounds nine
teen shillings and th~ree-pence, due to 8lex-
ander Smith, Of Alexandria, from tie said
II. .. Hooe-cn the first day Of the next ais-
trict court to BE held at Hay-Market, in
Prince William county, being the 18th day
Of next month) shall proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, a TRACT
Of LAND, situate inYthe county of Fauquief,
containing one hundred and fifty acres-which
land has on il a mill. a store house, ard a
comfortable dwelling house, with necessary
out houses ; is situated about 1--WE miles from
Hay-Market, and was formerly occupied by
Nathan Matthew. The sale will axe place
at the tavern OF benjamin. Bronough, in the
town Of Hay-Market.
R. YOUNG.
September r.. dis
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12
aleranorta Dajlp aoherttser.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 70.

Yesterday morning the brig of war Co.
lumbine, sen. a boat to the pilo, boat Bro.
Tiers, with an officer and five men, who
after putting the officer on board the pilot
boat. made eff and landed on the poin. of
the Hook. where they gave three cheers
The pilot boat then took the officer on bord
the brig. ". 7. Mfrcant. I'D.
For the Information Of Merchants trading
to the Spanish Colonies.
A.letter from Havana of the 10Th Aug.
says, 6 The preceding is a copy OF The
royal cedula. officially published this day,
and now in force ia every custom house 10
this island. We shall Therefore have 70
pay hereafter. 3s per cent Oh 'mpotfs,
IL IL per. cent. on exports aad the saase
tonnage duty as Spsnisb subiscsa a9 soelr
yesss!sin :he ports Of the Vdissd Stssss."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12
End of the Play, an INrERLUDE,

-+
President, Mr.. Wood.
Senior Vice-President, Mr.. Cone,
Junior Vice-President, Mr.. Rutherford.
Harmonies, Messrs. Jefferson, Cross, Char
mock, Dillingham; sc.
The jfoNo7uing are the Songs q GAees.
GLEE-" Peaceful Munlbenng"-Messrs.
Jefferson, Cross, Charmock, GiMngham,
NEW EONG- The Rose"-Mr. Gaangr
ham.
GLER-" Sigh no more LGdies"-Messrs.
Jefferson, Cross, CAaqmock, GiAingham.
COMIC SONG" Cahtain Hattie e Miss
Roe"-lMr. jefferson.
GLEE-"~O /! Lady Far"-Aessrs. JJ.
Grson, Cross, GiHaghanl, Carnock.
NEW SONGS Down in the tVaHey"-
Mr.. GiMngham.
To conclude with the Glee Of" Here's q
Health to all Good Lasses."
THE Songs and Glees accompanying on the
P1ANo FoRTE)-By Ar. UPFELDT:
Afer which, a %ffavarite HORNPIPE,
By Mr.. MsCuBBIN.
The Evenns's Entertainments to conclude wih
a Faro,lte Farce mot acted THIS season.
CALLED
Three Weeks After Marriage !;
OR,
What ue must HI Come To.
T The -Epe,niags ghey6unance inJafure
qci2 BE- Tuesday, 1HgRsDA1and SA1URDAr
III Admittancc--R0X, DYE DoLLAR-P115
sEYEEqf-EfgE cEN7s-GALLERY, FEf4r
cEN9s.
Tickets to be had at the Office, in front of
TIE T~HgATaA, atsGadsby' Hotel, anc at tsse
Csace of the DAILY Advertiser.
San1aIaaer II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
Real Fnate al Auction.

On 1UkSDA1, 7tb .Jp5, II 5cicf.
On ne E,enifJ.
DY virtue ar an order Of tile Count " CON.
l. mon Pleas Of Maha,huictts. a lot ~
land belonging TO The eita.e yt NeIzar lin
coin, late Of Portland, IN The county II Cum
berland, houfewright, decealod, itiuattd IN
S,ate-Areer, me7iuring co teet on lad freet.
and running back l92 feet; together with lie
Dwelling hCule tLereon-Ierms made known
at he fate. bENIA. EAlAIONo, -Aa11iatT,
+. Greedy < 60. Aucfs.
P0yfi1H@ TuHr 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
Edward Howe,

Edward Howe,
No. 2, UGon-Ro4g, GTi4as-frest,
IA AS jult received for fae, :refh afort-
ment of
u h21fe,y and PaPer-HangiHg,
among which are
frnges, Laces and IaGells, newell fslhions,
5Jt~s-Eaty and Lolling hairs
Matratie, u all fees
Eughlh and a nerican Bedticking
Down--I.iye Geele and RuiIla Feathers.
An elegant adortment Of Englilh, French
and American
PHPFR-H4NGINGS,
with Borders Of various patterns.
A lm4Il aGOrtment IF CABINET FURNI-
TURh
lie has jun opened for falc, more elegant
aiOrfMtut of
LOOKING GLhS rs
than Las ever been imported INTO this town.
~ The UpholAcry BuGnefs carried On AZ
rluaI, in all IFS branches, with fidelity and
dilpa ch
= Cath paid for O1en's and TIorfe's coarce
Hair Nay g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
To 8ulMerS.

10 GuIiIerS
X NOCH MOULTON, informs the public
= thar he has procured large ROLLING
MILL, lutabIe for rolling Lead from to
z inches ia width, to amoN any length
The Principal advantages derived from having
Lead rolled n this Mill, j. a 54vizg ~ oae BALI
ihe itock, and is conidered by good Judges
much hyperion to that which has not been
rolled
GentIemea engaged in building, are invited
TO call, make trial, and he has no doubt but
+" che above will fsIy appear"
PwtIJa4 TD7s Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29


a 7 thc chamber over No. 3, South Gde
Long Wl4rf ha, for l4Ie, on hbe-aI
terms, being confgnmcut,
50 cr7.as Liverpool Ware, we'll aGorted
30 fUIs Rum
iD Pres S?ln.h Prandy
l0 10 mer can Gin
201D VIZ. Fax
80 bnxe- brown Soap
~. mcl, Eccf, Ill half Bb's
4 ten Hhds good retailing Ms afes
Cheat W oouch7nE, Hyfon * II Ton Skin
Tea5 Of the dfG quality
Flour, Bacon an6 Che,fe
A lraN quantity Of new and lecond hand
el Rigging
" .J-2O tons Of Pot Afhes, and guam
ritv q len Timber, 20 be delivered in all
jury
LITTLE oilers his fervices TO the pub
lc Ia raIAct CUmmnlion buineis to which
bin time viii bc principally devoted Employ
ers may rllt afurcd no exertions will be want
in - promote their intereit
n LII Half IF an elegant Brick Houfe,
n Fore-Rrcet-Lu. .uire As above. Tpne Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
Enoch Moulton,

No. 9, Jonss' Pozv, F6-'f'''''
Has juft received a variety OF
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY,
and PLATED WARE, which he offers for
rale on reasonable terms for cath or ere-it--
VIZ.
Pearl and gold Breaches
Mourning do
Pearl and gold finger Rings
Mourning do
A variety Of gold Ear Rings
PATE, do
Miniature Settings
Cold Watch Cha ms, Seals and Keys
Silver Cream Pots
Sugar Ba sons-Porringers
Plated coffee and tea Pots
Cream Pots
Gators. fome very elegant
Shutters and Trays
Fruit Balkets
Table and Tea Spoons
Soup Ladies and Filth Knives
TumberS, sc.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Tea Pets and Coffee Pots
Sugar Balons and Cream Pots
Yellow and white EPaulets
Do do Sword Knots
Cords and TaGeIs
Prufian Bindings
Yellow and white mounted Swords
A large aforJment Of Morocco & black
ground Walters
Bread BAikets and Cheefe Trays,
Snuffer Trays-Knife do.
Steel Settlers
Penknlves- RaZors
Plated and FLYER Pencil Cafes
Silver Thimbles
Ladies and Gentlemen's Pocket Books
Enameled Boxes
Profile Frames-Looking Glafes
Knives and Forks
Steel Spring Shutters
Gilt Pins-do Watch keyes
DO Seals and Chains
Coral Beads &c &c.
Warranted Gold necklaces
Silver Table, Deisrt and Gea Spoons, made
! the ihortett notice
Hnr work executed in the ncateG manner.
PortIlaA, June 5. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
Gram 81 At--r...I.

lIdm j. Ar,
ILDDII- -1.EFr,
TTAVE received, in adIi..a, .J il for
Z I 'scr a!or.men;, Twenty sa-@4go, u
FL N -t LLODS,
~ lie Romeo from I.,udon
ANJ~G wIcU ARE,
Several truaA. Y .ii-ry, IF ever, Iyf,i7tiun
SaIie LADIES' 4sd ge4tlemc.s e,eg4nt iu-
L.4u ,iCcs lJ
Co,oa, fe a.d aln Lacss,
Some J.egdu. E,s
FJo,ng,. NANTES &c
peruvian Nsnues NJ Linen. Spider Lace, s
spider Net Mullins
Seven sale, If box Muffin trunk, If
Ribbons, ladies elegant six ohawls,
LaGic5 past Al DTci3 a Mli'J GreGiln
Roles ;an, made uJ
Chaa.oa Mullins, Plain Cod End Jaco-
u, y, Dy tex Mul'd Aul ns, Couon
Canau- I4mJy7I Leno Caps 2 Hand
ke.la el>
FI-re- .,Jr ked -hawIs, &c.
The .D'yc Pooos wlll be fold by
The Pas <a5c or piece only.
CIR Ny 1yy.A can 2. Eit5 families.
AbrI = II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
IKE NOTICE.

THF fualcriber has ere6ted a new
machinery, for the purpofe Of Cardng
Wool by water at SacCarappa Falls, III Fa
mouth where he expects to difpatch the
buhneis as fat as it comes with neatnels and
dIlPach, for the low price Of five cents per
Poutd. MOSES LONGFELLOW.
J47e 8. CIV.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
y he Lbeap sure.
John Dix,

JOhn l)lX7
NJ 2, Fj5 Street,
uAS jun received and now offers for iale,
l cafe Rolclus Bonnets, hyperion quality
and new rle Of work.
l doz SpaniiL CIoaks, elegant work on
dne null Muffin
Few doz laced and fpider net Sleeves
lopieces rich drels nix Chambray 14ul-
lin, new lile.
20 pieces "a Fine London Printed Cam
brics
500 yds real double Florence Luitrings,
s pieces 5-4 Iriih Sheeting
Large afortment fancy head Handker-
chiefs
Black and white Englih Silk Gloves,
large hze
ALSO,
On hand large aGortment Of Kiddermin-
ier and Scotch Ingram Carpe,ing, with gen
eraI ahortment Of Fancy and Staple Goods
telling OF as cheap as ever June IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
NOLIIE 2

fIFE nllriher< appointed Coninuuioners
NY rn- Hon 5lmrai Freeman, Eiq. Jadge
4 Probate tyr lie coun;y of Cumlerlauu, o.
The eaa,e If
WILLIAM W. KNIGHT,
Wy. 4 Portland, in fad county, mariner, de-
--.lei rcpreLen,ed inlolyent hereby give pub
Z notice ID tie creditors t0 iaid euate. that
il months are allowed them 20 bring in and
rove their cajN>, and that tad CoInmiMun-
WI attend at the Dwelling houie Of Enoch
l4y, i'll L,d Portland, far tie PurPoie Of ez-
mining the claim. againa fad eltgye, on the
t} ru-.I.y Of Till, and the i've following
llu,hs, from TWO t. * O'Clock P II each
w. tNO'iI iLSLET,1 III,
20: T!ICOMB, { 1o0''79' IS
P.HI1nJ, I3ib Ta7s, 1907. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29

LAS for sale an adortment of
= p3orr- Haagi4g5 AMI Borders,
At his auction room, head of Ingraham's
Wharf SIN Nav IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29

HuheY 3 WIn1ow.

Hufey & Win1low,
FJfF,cst, PORTLAND,
40 boxes Sperm Candles,
200 do. Mould Tallow do ' 1,
$50 do. Brown Soap s4-''5
Sugar pr. Bbl.
ouchong Tea, by the chef
Fig by the box
a Quantity Of good Honey by retail very
cheap
Rye Of the frf quality
Bct Of spermaceti and Whale Oil BY the
Calk ana retail
A quantiry Of the ben Of Butter put Up ia
kegs for ihiPping
Chocolate pr box
Together with general aGortment Of
GToccTIe5, EngAlB and Hard Ware
Gods,
at reduced prices Portland, e.5 Mo. Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
10 SELL NP LET

a n elegant and well Gtuated HOUSE in
"A TBomgy7an. with about three acres Of
Land, including fine garden, lately owned
by Henry 7. Knox, Elq. The Houfe IS accom-
modated with barn, fable and outhoults !;
all built in hyperion fyIe, and now in per
feet repair. The land is Of an excellent quail
ity and well fenced. "A man Of buineis will
find this an eligible hand for trading or for
keeping public houfe with good neigh
borhood, well fuppled market, and libera
terms Of payment. For further information,
inquire Of MARTIN BLAKE, Of Bottom, or
ELIAS FINNEYi living near the premifos.
IDomaFoa, June J.. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29

tickets and Quarters
IN tie Tfqfb C!si5 IF AmgG.sg Canal Lot.yy,
Jor (aLe b. LSAdC ADAA4A,
No. z, F.9.fres, June -.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29
John L. Dennet.

- A>SA-ASl1
NJ RI An y fje ThyHK, lGlZ-.Freei,
Is 60 coAitAniY for zeal, hel A1ir, leatho.
aId ti-cI,:h TRUNKS, III al ii1e, aid
r. 1e' p allotment II saddles-Brldies-
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HE HAs Toa SAFE,
a genNr.- AAuru.-nt OF
Slturrr jD1re,
Among which are
Plated Bins and RrsJ.-on
Suf.. do-p,;, III
Ca .,on lind dn
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4 al..rhsnr. r. ~ - . 90 f''''
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N-.h},... $3.50.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-06-29

Z ken 5yLxecati>n a y! 70 BE- EH At
P4kAc 4alf..on W Saturday, he
e.7entb day Of .Tny nert, az cs- ~
d he cio.k ~ TIE fsynoA ~ Tic
PreDHfy,
A IL the right in Equity e Redemption
\ which Y alter Hatch, of Portland u.
the county Of Cumberland gentleman has
il and 70 the following de.cribed NorEa6ld
Real EAate. 10 Ait
q certain FINAL lot Of land IN faid Portland,
bounded as follow viz. beginning At 4
flake Handing Oh the South-eait ide Of TuE-
key Lane, II the Weltery corner 81 ut Of
land owned by the Heirs Of Thomas Rufe!i,
late Of Bottom, in Tie county Of Suffolk de-
ceafed, thence South ealelly by fad Rulc.rs
lot to fake four rods, ARD from tie two
aforementioned fakes, TO extend South eal-
ery by faid Turkey Lane, keeping The fame
width of four RODS % 'amp.hire Areet or lane,
together with all the buildings thereon land-
ing and privilege thereto belonging.
IRA GIBBS, Lebt SLer;F
Portland .J4". 9, sJ7. %