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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
99o;lttor. -. No. II.
THE PREACHER.....No. 10.


e Far if a man knozv not hozv 10 rule his ozpn
house, hozO shall he take care of the church
Of God 2"
THERE cannot be surer criterion bv
which to Judge Of mans character, than
the government Of his family AT the FIRE
side, the man IS completely rrmasked. and
whatever face he may carry to the world,
in the domestic circle his disguise will be
wholly LAID aside. Here, his vices will GER
family discover themselves, and here also,
his virtues viii shine with greater lustre.
The character Of parents, may generally Be
known by the behavior Of their children ,
and when they allow their offspring ii every
kind Of irregularity and excess, Of do not
take proper measures to restrain their Vi
cious nclmations, the weight Of the guilt
must rest on themselves. Many parents
and heads Of families DO lot pay proper at
tention to the morals of the several branch
es Of the family, and foolishly suppose that
while their dependents refrain from the
grosser kind Of wickedness, it u immaterial
what principles they imbibe. They will al
50 say, that q strictness in family dicipine.
only serves to drive youth to dissipation, &c.
But they argue very falsely They do not
consider 1T being the natural guardians Of
their children, it belongs to them alone To
form the young mind to virtue, to rear and
nurture with care the tender plant, 81 that
II may hereafter become beautiful pillar il
the temple of God
| would BY no means advocate a system
OF family government, resembling the I" iron
ruic ot AZ austere tyrant !" but, let parents
guard with " unwinking -'gilance" the
children committed to their charge. and not
leave them to form their manners in a kitcb.
en-, or their morals in a grog-shop. Parents
would do well to remember the denuncia-
ton against Eli, who, though a Just man,
walking uPrlghtly before the Lord, anil full,
fling all his statutes, was made curse. to-
gether with his posterity, because he had
not restrained the wickedness Of his family.
lis true there are instances Of the most
aband med characters, being bred Ill the
most regular families, and under the direc-
ton Of Pious parents but the number is
comparatively small
Parents ought not to suffer any consider
alton whatever, TO deter them from faithful
ly discharging their obligations to God and
their own consciences but, let the conse-
quences be what they may, persevere in ev-
cry known duty Of this kind, ana De active
III correcting not only the manners, but the
minds and morals of their children. This
IS the only way to rule their own house pro-
perry, and they may rest assured, that until
they do this, they cannot be trusted with the
care Of the church Of God.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
K. Stevens.

FTSH-STREET.
HAS JUN received frelh lupPy IF faith
= icnable
FANCi- y STAPLE GOODS.
AMONG wHIcH, AIRS THE FOLLOWING.
Plain and figured Book Mullins
Plain and figured Co'hl4de do
Spider and Mail Me- d0
Piquet, cobweb jacorot, pearl & cambria do
ga IA & rs white and coloured cotton and
linen CanbHc5
Ginghams, fix and cotton cbambray Mullins
Cambria dimotY common az
"A < 7-8 Liueus-Brt.G and India Cotton8
"a and z X figured CamLllcs
Clint Furniture Bed Lace5 and Fringes
Csps and HaHiJ Shirts
PINK, blue. buH white and green Sarcenets
N hike and coioured Lutr.ngs white Tiffany
C7suaG Bo6cs-b ack SatJn
Sitk. muffin add cambria enawls
Camais hair do-grsen Gauze
Six aid tabhy VcIvlrs
"A Z eat variety Of Ribbons
Threat Laces and Etgilgs-COtton do
Black and white iis do
LINEN Pocket "anIksrcAefs
Cotton, cambria aHd black Gk da
Straw green, wEite Ralcauna C0
Blue Naakin--lacl Sleeve
White and colsured extra tong ltk Gloves
Short 40 Beaver d.
Gen le-nens blk, white and fate d.
Cotton, thread and leather do
Ladies white * coloured long 3 fhort kid do
Lad es and genrlemens black, white ana llate
coioured EAgilh and French ak Hole
Worried and cotton do
Six and whi.e MiIliuet-lO-4 Table Cloths
Diapers Brown Linen
Linen and cotton Checks
White and coIouled Gown Trimmings
Blk Lace Veils-do Scarfs
Cold Cord-Modes
Sewing silk and Twilt-Bois
Cotton 5ewings-Combs
ParriLois with tringes, (ome very handfome
Plain do-olik aud Gotten Umbrellas
silk and Morocco Purles-Faus
Shirt and gown Buttons Marking Canvass
Embroidery 81 k-Whte and cJ.n-ed rape
SIX Cord Scdors-Cut gals Burons
Fiannei1-Ba zes- RutieIls-C aHmancoes
Dlrants-B umbazetts-Duroys
Cotton Calimere-Oil Cloth
shrtiag Cotton
Ladies. Mides auG Chidren's Kid, Morocco
and worried -hoes-Cork 40
waking do-Flo5- and hearth Bru hes
fIylon Tea Of the f-a quality
C6rico and Black W'ai.-.s--Tya C4lia5
Starch--IndigO
Wtnior soap ana " .b Bale, W. II variety ri
other articles Ioa numerous ta mention.
ay Ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
Hats. Bots, and Sboey.

Hats. B2o5, and Sboey.
lust received and for fale BY
j JOSHUA SHAW,
Several cafes Of Mems Beaver
HATS, from the ben manufactures IL Lon.
don, and are hyperion 10 any ever offered fcr
lale this town.
! cafe Willow Hats.
An afOrtment Of American and EneIifh do
common and low priced
Gardeners Calf and Seal 1in Boots and
Shoes luitabe for the feaion
trunk Ladies hgh1l Kid Slippers
"A large ahortment Of ladies', miiTe,' and chill.
dren's Morocco Shoes and Slippers, &c.
The above articles are offered a.
low a. can be bought in town. NAY IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

JoGeph Y. Bacon,
Hzf Jor (ah, N NJ I2, Iggya6azzs' 7oBarE
n oW landing from fchooner Mercury,
= so bbs, lupcrfne Flour,
20 bbls fine az
Kegs Gun-Powder
Few kegs Buck Wheat Meal
20 doz Philadelphia Porter.
AJ6, ~ Store.
400 bulheIs yellow Corn,
Bis. fuperfne Flour
Halt Bis. do do
BIS fine 40
Chefs Hylon-1kin and Souchong Tea
Few pipes Brandy-and
10 d0z London Porter. Mn II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
Rowe and Keus.

A RE now opening, at their Store,
No. {, Mudey's Row, an elegant afort-
ment of
spartan Dreflcs and Grecian mud
Robes, iome made up in London according to
the lateit fafhion, with and without trains,
q large aiortment Of black elk Laces, cot
ton Laces--A rich adortment Of Ribbons
Large ahortment Of Ladies cotton Hofe, Cen
tleman's do (; ditto black do. white Cambria
Hdkls. Madras do
ne above Goods are offered to the pub ic
On me mott advantageous terms, Purchafers
VIII do well to cali and examine them before
'HSy PuIChsle eneWheTe. May u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
John p. Ihurlton & Co.

FOhA-S7REET, HAZE FOR SALE,
90 Boxes Spermaceti Candles
40 do Mould and Dipt do
20 kegs Of Lard
80 caiks Englh Nails, entitled to bebenture
IL crates blue and green ed red Ware
500 boxes Window GIafs, aforted fizes
from BY 8 to II by I6
20 cwt. Patent Shot, ahIorted flies
bundles Frying Pans--LP Cod Hooks
Englilh ShoveIs and Spades
Sheet and Bar Lead
Bnglilh Scale Beams, all fze.
a general ahortment Of Paints & Vzrnifhes
80 boxes of No. Chocolate
80 kegs Englilh Multard
hhds Rum-hhds. Molaf1es
Boxes Starch
10 chefs 1T quality Souchong Tea
Bbls Beef and Pork, &c. &c.
A4arcb g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

a. THE HONEST NAN.

ALL are not just, because they do no
wrong:
But he who zuiH not wrong me rphen he MAJ,
He Is the truly just. praise not them
Who in their petty dealings PiBer not
But him whose conscience spurns secret
fraud,
Where he might plumber and defy surprize.
His be the praise, who, looking down with
sCOTn
On the false judgment Of the partial herd,
Consults his own dear heart and boldly dares
70 BE (not merely to BE- thought an ZONES
NAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

SUFFOLK. Make a choice, 695.
No Of votes, 5507. j Freeman, 1I48
Make choice, 265 DUKES CO. & NAN.
| II Q. Otis, 31O5 No. of votes, 500.
Christie Gore, S188 Make choice 446
VIM. Spooner, 3174 Isaac Coffin, 657
| John Phillips, 1882 WORCESTER,
| + @. Brooks, 3175 No. ot votes, 1890
ESSEX. Make a choice, 4446
No of votes, $40 Eli Brigham, 5248
Make choice, 442l Salem Town, 5243
E. Titcomb, 4767 Thomas Hale, 5244
John Heard, 4765 Jonas Kendall, 1886
]. Phillips, jun. 4759 CUMBERLAND.
N. Thurston, 474O No. Of votes, 53O8
Isr Thondike, 4744 Make choice, 1855
William Gray, 4757 Levi Hubbard, 1884
MGDDLEsEx. James Means, SOIL
No. Of votes, 7155. BERKSHIRE.
Make a choice, 1868. No Of votes, 4308.
Jon Maynard, 4475 Make choice, PISS.
Aaron Hill, 4475 limo Childs, 2571
VIM. Hildreth, 4490 A. Egglest0n, 1855
Saml. Dana, AIT NORFOLK.
HAMPSHIRE. No. Of votes, 1929
No. Of votes, 1O1O8 Make choice, 1865
Make a choice, 5055 John Howe, 1904
John Hastings 6395 Ebenr. Fisher, 2487
Fl. Mcclellan, $685. LINCoN, HANCOCK
George Bliss, 6358 s wAsH1NcroH.
.Starkweather, 1894 No. Of votes, 6311
BRISTOL. Make choice, 1856
No Of votes, 1926. George Ulmer, 1888
Make,a choice, 1914 William King, 36+6
N Morton, jun. 2040 KENNEBEcK.
D. Perry, jun. 2056 No Of votes, 5oe7
PLYMOUTH Make a choice, l3lg
No. Of votes, 39I4 B. Cannot, $3.50
Wake a choice, 1858. YORK,
Nathan Willis, 2Ia6 No Of votes, $3.50
seth Sprague, 2248 Make choice, 1905
BARNsrABLE j. Woodman, 229s
No of votes, 19+9. Joseph Storer, 175l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
Cram and nthert0n,

Cram and athtrrOn,
N;dE-Sf eet,
HAVE juf imported an addition
= a. adortment Of Irih LINENS, which
they offer by the cafe only.
O No Go3d5 can Be III to families.
MAY IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
London Kid Shoes.

Ebenezer Griffin,
M, p JaHes' PoT0. Hls foy fRs,
ONE drunk Of hyperion London
made Kid TPPERS, Of the newel falh-
ion-pllia, plaid, purple, laImon, lraw, green,
and tea colOured.
AsLO,
a general ar rtment Of ladies',
miiles', and gentIemen's Shoes, as ufuaL
Nav III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

E. Greedy Is Co.
E@-freef, Haze faT Sale,
is hhds. old St. Croi1 Rum
2 do. St Oroiv Sugar,
6 chets Hyson Tea,
3 do Young Hyfon do
8 do Hyion-1jn do
70 do Souchong do
10 boxes do dc
10 do Pimento
! 2 bolts thin Duck
SO caiks Raillns. nay ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
Guns far Sale.
John l.. bennett,

John L. bennett,
HAS Jun received, AID offers for fale, at
4 the iign Of the Trunk MidAs1fyeet,
Chefs ai1or:ed GUNS, fuit table for nil
itary duty
IA few pair Horfemen's PISTOLS
s7o-dt, of different prices
Cau idse Boxes, Belts, Priming-Wires and
E-uthes
HasPlacks, &C &c
Un HE mott realonzbIe terms Tor Ca1l.
.asrI 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
Tie cheap Stare.
John Dix,

M. 2, Fij55freef,
HAS juit received, and has already
ezPoled for fale, an elegant and complete
aiIo-:ment Of Fashionable
aglIa, hdla and Trench G31ds,
which viii ~ fold lower than any goods ever
ctLlrod Ely f4le hy HIM before, having bought
ti1 principal paH ofthem, on very Rtvauta-
geou- terms NJ merchant in Bottom now clo-
fng his bulness in this country to return 10
Europe ALSO,
Cafes III Fashionable Bonnets
Cafe mems Willow Hats.
4 Bale. real Kdderminlfer
CarPetiug, elegant colours and patterns,
Thofs who may with 10 lupply themleIyes
with any goods either for ule or ornament
have now an uncommon fine Opportunity.
May III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

THE trends Of Stephen Burnham, (eaman
who died on board the brig hiBert, Sam
uel Freeman, matter, may have his effects by
applying to LORD 3 THOMAS,
Nay IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

The Governor & Council having exanin-
ed the returns Of votes given III the several
Senatorial Districts, find them To be as fol-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
NLTCEi

NtTTCE!
He Stockholders Of Maine Bank,
are hereby notified to meet at the Bank
chamber, on Monday the hra day Of June
next, at O'Clock, p Nj to choOle nine Direc-
tors for the year enluing
BY order-DAvID HALE, C9j9iO.
Portland, May IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

Benjamin Willis,

Benjamin Willis,
HiG Removed from No. &, Muf-
Z f-ys Row, to No s, Market. r ow,
directly orPafre the Hay-scaies-where he
Is now opening general aHor,ment Of
Se4 9uabe, STAPLE GOODS.
Of every de cnption As he has every article
commonly uied, il die Dry Goods line, it il
needles to enumerate them
HJ6 -iIylo1, Hyfoi Kin, Souchong,
and Bohea Teas Rum, Brandy Gin, Sugar,
wall full ahortment of GROCERIES,, BY
Wholelae and Retail They ali lhaH be fold
from ifreen 70 twenty per cent. lels than ever
has been purchaled il the DiRrict Of Maine
az the above Goods were Purchaled for Cath,
he Will make It an ohje1 for pu-chalers to
take litsIe longer walk han ulual, when the
truth Of the above VIZ appear. Every kind
ot Country Produce received IN payment. "A
few tons ot Pct and Pearl Aihes wanted
10 Let, and PoHtiiion given goth
May haudfome, convenient, we'll dnifhed
DWELLKNG-HOUSE, with eight rooms
u htuated in the centre uf the town. Enquire
a above. May III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

Elegant black and lvbite Spider Nett
Mullins and SLeeUe5.
HENRY SMITH & co. No. 4, Muaey !
4 Row have jun received an afortnent
black and white fpider nett MULLINS and
SLEEFES-fpotted mailed D1USLTN>-
Jacconett do-ThreadIaces-black fix do
PARASOLS, CALLICOES, tge. Nay ii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

William ThomPfon,
T5bacco and SnaF Manufacturer,
HAS for fale at his itcre in Middle-
frest,
Plgtail Tobacco,
Fig and Leaf, do.
Segars,
No and fmoking Tobacco.
Ayo-Thomplon's warranted Snuff, whole
fale and retail.
a two ftory Dwelling houfe, ft-
uated in Free-Rreet, oppoGte Mr.. Stephen
Lees Brick-houle. Inquire as above.
41pfH q. az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25
C0z0s far Sale.

C02OS t0r Sale.
FOR fale two good Mich Cows
-LitezOjE, good CHASE and HAIR.
NESS. For terms apply to joseph POPE
at fore No. z, MuHey Row.
Portland, STD Mo. Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-25

FOR SALE
BY Thomas tioveY
Ea 2 -e. That
60 Pipes Gin
I'D Had-. Jamaica Ram
800 Bo.es MCu'd andes
20g Boxe- SmOaksd Herring
1000 Dry Hides
Quantity u Thomahln Line
May II
NOW landing from Oh board the i-n5oner
~ Mercury, and for lale by
Robert slower,
q Lgya51n's y5I-rJ,
100 bufels yellow Corn
1000 d. Wheat Bran
100 81 and Lat bs luperGus Flour
oaks bee Philadelphia Hams
SIS bis. Pilot Bread
Quantity ot Snip do.
Few kegs belt Crackers
Quantity Loaf Sugar, II! < "a quality
DO Pigtail Tobacco
80 bis. Pork.
We5t-India Goods and Groceries.
20 casks frtlh Raiins,on reatona,
elsterm' for eais. AylI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01
JOHNSON, s. REA1',
JEWELLERS y ,SILrER.Sa,1rys

- j H~ ELL q NO - N<LHER-Sd7I'THS... .
hove /sr l}e at sLeir Fos tire ao,,s Sei,1v 5,S,
Tcyisr ard Br0Svs,. Ye tiue O6se, and a Ezv se,,,
sseSe TIE Bel Tavsrz, Ia /ss.oise article, 4,;s.
DLATED Tea Pots, Sugar Diihes, and Milk POTS.
= Tea Urns, Gator Stands, Candle Sticks, Defer,
Difhes, Salt Stands, Table Spoons Sugar Touys Con-
lets, Bread Basets, Deeaniet ssans, and han.
died Knives and Forks.
Silver, Table, Defert. Ten, Soup, Teddy. sauee.
Muftard, and Salt Spoons; Silver Milk Pots, Tun,
6lers, Sugar Tonga, Salt Shouels, Pneufhion Rim,
and Chains. SciGor Chains, Cloak Clafps, Hook. and
Eyes, Netting Needles, Tooth and Ear Picks. Bod.
kins, Pencil Cafes, Thimbles, Shell Snuff Boxes llyer
mounted Fruit and Pepkpives. .
Tortoifefhell Combs orfiament.d with gold Of eve
" iize and defcriptop from rs dolls. to so cents.
Gold Watch Chains Seals and Keys of various pat
terms, eegan, Pebble Seals, Fate IND Gold Earhoop,
OF different ises and patterns, Miniature Settings Of
various ilzes, Mourning and Fancy Locketts let and
Coral coloured gold mounted Necklace, let and Car
net Necklace plain and neat, Gold Neck Clafps, Eua
ms,led Fancy and Mourning Bracelets; Gold, Cohonk
and Silver Sleeve Buttons Gold Studs for the feevr
and Collar; Plain, Stone, Heart Dog Collar.
Topaz, Pearl, Comedian and Mourning Rings, and
Breaa Pins Of amof every decription, all of which
with an additional fupPly that they expea very foou.
they offer upon the mot moderate term.--They will
alto iurhih any article in the plate line upon the hort
eft notice.
N. B. The hgheft price given for Old gold and Gil.
'ef. december 2 eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01


TO Be fed tbr big6se bitter on 6s s,1u;s Q. Tus
DAY tds ioib Of ssdraa'y .est, ssrat.tJ to TIC .ri
IF Lynx Sbaskeifo,a, Aesa = 80,
NHREE hundred and levesty acre, of LAND,
4 lying in the upper part Of Mathews County,
pleafanty ituated the PienkaSant River commands
ing an extenive view Of the Chts&spesk, and afford
ing the hnef Fin and oyRers in ABUNDANCE. The
Land is of good quality, lies level IS we'll wa.~rsd
and the form almoa regular fqiare, two fides of
which are bounded by the river and a navigsble
Greek, 70 that one half of the Land may be fad to
be enelofed by water. The Improvements are COM
modisus Dwelling Houfe two nory high, Kitchen,
Smoke Houfe, Overfeers Houfe. Barn, Sc. very
handfome young Apple Orchard of about four hum
dred trees Of well iele6ted fruit.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the purcha-
fer on giving bond with approved Eturty to carry
interett from the date which aaall be remtted on
Pun&ual payment. -
VIM. CHAMBERLAYNE, Exe'r.
N. b. Any perfon whining to visw the above, will
apply to Mr.. Spark, reGding on the Land.
Dec. IL. tt 1aw7w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01
February IS.

H1ring Bee" GeAeoinfad ia falling NY Land ia Swyy
Coaai,, lsme fi.e pae adoertjfsd in f5i, pspar,
NOW offer for fale the FARM wherein / live,
containing 6z hundred acres, fituaed on the iou,h
bank Of James River, FIVE miles above Smi,h6eld, 4
thirty from. Norfolk. The elevated 6tua,en of
gives profPe4 ofthe River ten miles acros
and thirty miles the oppote Dore and perhaps in.
titissit to the moa beautiful water profpe on any RI
yer in the Gate. The advantages luxuries that,
with very little trouble, be rawn from this fource
IN abundance, are not only convenentbur uhantal to
large family. There extenfive orchards of well
ehofen apple trees on the Land, and well felee,ed
ahortment offPrng and fummer fruits, grated aud in
oeulaed Ten years refdenee this place with large
f-my has proved it as healthy as efewhere and for
two or three years paa have been much more TO-
Halter mylef that view of the improvements aud
foil wi" not diiappont amy perfon deirous of making
permanent ettlen,ent the River (or iuch are NOT
often offered for fale The terms will be made ae-
communicating to the purchaler.
RICHARD COOKE. =.
lie Of Wight, Dec. 90. oaw4w.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01
EN eel. SULLIVAN.


III 1i' Jesreiry Store, nearly oppefte tbe EagLe,
\ COMPLETE aaortneut Of Cold, Gilt, sill.
"a yer, Plated, Japan'd & Cutlery Ware, Yarns
l ca Pots, Sugar Di:hes, Milk Pets and Spoons
Rims and Callers and bottle Slidsrs
Silver Watches, Seals, Keys and ehans, and Watch
Materials, Sand Cruebles, Ladies and Gentlemen
Morocco Pocket Books, and Purfes, Glove Ties, e.
iaitlc Carriers ELK Puries, &c. Ivory aud bone che
men and boards, Backgammon Tables, Battle Doors
and Shuttle Cocks, fatn wood Tea Caddes, Ladies &
Gehremen's dreiling Cafes, patent Sufpenders, hat
lovers, &c Guns, horiemen's and pocket Piltols.
Swords and Dirks fword Knots, Belts, Sa!hes, Rpsu
lettes, military Feathers, &c. Flutes, Flies, Drums.
violh Strings, &c. Powder Flafks, fhot Belts bird
Nets, gun Hammers and Flints, Whips, Canes with
and without Swords, boot Jacks and Hooks, Spurs
torie Phlemes,&c R1iors and rafor Strops, Having.
Boxes and Bruihes, Violet and Windfor hair Soap.
Powder, Bags Pufs & Pomatum, tooth Powder
Eiiences, Reaves's Colors, tambore Needle Cafes
Pins and Needles, Seiiiors aud Thimbes, hair Lead
and Slate PsDcs, Ivory Paper Folders letter Rack.
&c. Ivory, Tor,ohe!hell and Horn Combs. goooles
SPeaaeles and Cafes, key and curtain RinSs' Int'
itands, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, CandleAieks and
Snutters, bread Balsets Waters, Tea trays. Knive.
and Forks, Britannia Metal Mugs, Tea Pots. tea
AID table Spoons glafs globe Lamp, Cor Halls tootb
comb, Cloths, hearth, Floor, fcrubbing fioe Bruh
es.
With variety of other articles conceded with ,bs
above enumerated
Articles Of Jewelly or Silver Ware, will be exsu.
ted TO patterns defcription, with difpateh
Highea price will be given for old gold or FLYER.
u SULLIVAN,
Nov. 7. IS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-01

BY arefciutioR OF the Common Council Of the City
OF Richmond, pafed the l7th of December 1906,
the Clerk of the fad Councii is direeted to caufe
to be publiihed in the Enquirer, the firt and econd
feefions OF an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance
for efablifhing regular police in the City of
Richmond and its liberties" pafTed that day,
once week for three weeks fucceiiyeiy, which
feetions are follow
Gee. ]. Be it ordained by the PRECEDENT and Com
~ mon Council of the City of Richmond in Com
mon Hall Attended, ard ir is hereby ordained by thr
authority OF the fame, that every perfon who hail
hereafter move to the faid city, fha, within one
month after be he fall remove TO the fame, re-
port to the mayor for the time being whether it be
his or her with to become refdent thereof and the
occupation, If any, purified By HIM her aud ALTO
the number OF free Perfons belonging his or her
family, entertaining therein their names, ages and
fexss; whereupou the fsid mayor with the concur
renee OF foEe other magfra;e OF the city, may, If
theyfee cauie, rule fuch peron give iecurty, in
fueh furn as they may think fueent, hat he NE,
bis or her family any member thereof, will not
within the fPaee of twelve months become charge
to the city and that he e WILL during tina, term
pay all taxes and a!sements Of the Corporation; and
every perfon falling tn make fuch report and to give
fueh ieeurity when required, fha be liable be re-
moved from the city the dleretion Of any ro ma
gisratcs thereof On failure Of fueh information be-
ing given to the Mayor by any perfon removing to
WIS cry Wit'l tns tinle IPeclnsu, any cobuabie VINO
may ire give fueh information, fall be entitled to
receive from every peron twenty Eve for each
rlenber Of his family which may have been 70 re-
ported BY iueh eonable be recoverable by warrant
before any MagIrate. If payment thereof be refuied.
Sec 2j. And be 1t further ordained that every
perrin reldng within the city who owner Of 1avss
fba annually, in the month Of March, RICHTER with
the eofnmoner of ;he city all the laves in hi,
or her pofeiGon, Designating their names, ages and
feres, AID thar ai p-rfons redng within the City or s
liberties, who hire 1aves by the year, iaIl in like
niasrer, IN The faid month If March, regner with the
fad connihoner, the ilaves hired by him
orher and the mares Of The p-rfon or p.Tfons Of
whom the fame hail be hired ;and any perfon or per-
FINS who niall hire llves from Others who nall fail
to make fueh regaef laii forfeit and pay the fun Of
one Dollar for each gsve hired by him and not rcgif-
tered. And all owners of layes who ihaIl fail to
make regiary Of fueh Caves according to the direai
ons ofthis Ordinance bal forfeit and pay the FUN Of
one Dollar, which penalties fhall be recovered By
warrant before any magiarate, one moiety for the
uie OF the nformer and the other for the benefit of
the city.
The ordinance from which the above fec.
tians are taken and will be in force or
tht iirl day Of February next.
N. SHEPPARD, c. c. G.
December %. 1awSt.