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LANDS for SALE.
Subscriber will dispose of Tv
Il SMALL
Tracts of Land.

lIdClS OF Land,
IN Powhatan county, detached from the
one on which he lives, upon very reasona-
BILE terms :-One of them containing four
hundred and twenty acres, lies immediatc-
ly in the fork ofthe North * South branches
OF Fine Greek, partaking ofthe fat land of
both, to the amount of about thirty acres =
Ibis land is rich; above one half is in
woods; and mostly of that of the first rate
tobacco land. About one hundred and
twenty acres of that which is cleared, is
now under cultivation and produces Corn
ana wheat uncommonly well. There is on
TINS tract, n comfortable Dwelling-Ho
iatciy Dullt, two rooms below and two above,
win fireplace in each room, also some
Negro Houses, and other convenient out
Houses. Possession may be had next fan
with the privilege of sowing wheat thereon
IN proper time. Any person inclinable to
view the land, may have it shewn to them
by Capt. LITTLEBERRY SrovALL, who
is living on the premses.-Part of the mo-
ney will be required in hand, and the ba-
lance In twelve months from this date.
The other TRACT lies near the Buck
ingham road, on the North side, about four
miles below the courthouse known bv the
name of TOWN HILL; and possesses the
most beautiful and elevated site in the lower
county, presenting to the view several ram
ges OF Mountains. This place, from its ST.
tua:lon, was never known to fail of fruit
besides, number of Old Fruit Trees of
various kinds-there is lately planted there
on, an Orchard OF Peach Trees, and ano-
ther of Apple of choice Fruit. This II act.
contains two hundred and seventy acres,
about one half in woods, has a comfortable
clearinghouse thereon, two rooms below
and two above, with a Fireplace in each
room below. This land is no less valuable
for its fertility, than for its healthy and de-
lIghtful situation, and the advantage of
Fruit. n great bargain may be had in this
tract on the same terms ofthe other.-This
land will be shewn to any person by Mr.
SLEAD, living on the premises.
1t these tracts of Land, are not sold be-
tore April Powhatan court, they will be Of
tered for Sale, to the highest bidder, whey
the terms will be particularly made known.
w. BENTLEY.
Powhatan county, Jan. goth, 1907. If
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Notice.

THIS day, by mutual consent, the copart-
: nership of JOHN & GEORGE ROW
LAND is dissolved. All those indebted
to said concern are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, as no indulgence can be
given-and those having claims are desired
to call on John Rowland, who win settle the
business of the concern.
JOHN ROWLAND.
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Richmond, 25th Jan. 1907 3wt
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Notice.

THE creditors Of Henry M'CIatchv, arc
requested to lodge their claims proper-
ly authenticated, with either of the sub.
scribers, on or before the first ofnext month.
as on Tuesday the 10th, prox. final divi-
dend of the estate will be made, by
THos. GILL1AT, lr
ALLAN POLLOK, s ruS'eeS'
Feb. 6, 1907. I'M
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MsCAY and COWAN

HAVE Just received by the late arrivals from
London. alarge and fashionable assortment
OF WATCHES, with variety Of articles of
JEWELLERY and SILVER WORK AL
so, an assortment Of WATCH MAKERS
TOOLS and MhTEHI ALS--which with their
former stock, renders iheir assortment very 60.
neral-all Of which they oficT at she lowest pr.
ses, for cash.
Richmond October 9th, 1906. IF
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M AYr be purchased on long credit, an
I'VE low terms, the
II EN- E M EN- T

On which the Subsoribcr lives, situated on
Church-hll, within about one half mile of
the Richmond market--Containing two a.
ores of ground, we'll enclosed and hishly
Improved. The buildings consist OF large
and well constructed Dwelling House,
Laundry, Kitchen, Dairy, Smoke-House.
two Stores, Brick-Ofhce, Coach-House,
Barn, and Stable. All these buildings are
well finished, and in compleat order for
the accommodation Of a large and geuteel
family who may have easy access to all
the advantages OF the city, and live as re-
tired rs they could wish.
JOHN ELLIS.
Dec. 9eth, 1906. If
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ron SALE.
Nv fYact of Land,

In Powhatan county, containing between
nine hundred and thousand acres, and
lying within two miles of the courthouse,
and on both sides OF Fine creek. Thistract
Of land would be sold entire, otherwise laid
Oft in lots. to suit purchasers. Any persons
inclinable to purchase, 1t is expected will
hrst view the premises--any further de-
scriptiCn is deemed unnecessary. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living on the
premises
SAM. BAsKERvILLE.
Powhatan, Jan. Ath, 1907 If
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At a Quarterly Court, continued
and held for PriGce Edward
county, Nov. 18th, 1906.
Robert Venable, cxo'r. of Nathaniel } ~
Holloway, Complainant,
against
William Pattman and John Johnston, 3
defendants, -
's'HE defendant Pattman, not havinp, en-.
tered his appearance, and given securi-
ty according to an act of the General AS
sembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court,
that he is not an inhabitant of this state OH
the motion of the complainant by his c"un
sci, II IS ordered, that the said defendant
Pattman, do appear here On the first day Of
March court next, and answer the COM
piainant's bill--and that a copy of this or,
der be forthwith inserted in some one ofthe
public newspapers printed in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successfully, s.
also posted at the front door of the court
house ofthis county.
a copy, teste,
Benjarin Watkins, D. c.
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Land for Sale.

by virtue of deeI of trust recorded in
- the county court of Fluvanna, execut-
ed by Joshua Bartly, for the purpose of Sc
curing a debt due to Abraham Maury,
WILL BE SOLD, on the premises, for
cash, on the 14th day ofMarch next,
A Tract Of Land,
Lying or the Rivanna river, about two miles
above the courthouse of the said county,
containing by estimation between four and
five hundred acres This is a very valuable
tract of land, and as it is most certainly to
be sold, any person wishing to purchase,
would perhaps do we'll to look at it and en-
quire of its local situation and advantages
from the present occupant.
THE TRUSTEES.
January goth, 1907. 4w
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Lost,

ON Tuesday night the 9th nit. BOND,
- on Nelson Flournoy, with Daniel Flour
noy, security, dated 18th December, 1906,
tor 8 u 8, due 18th December, 1906, paw
able to John Laprade, ex'r. of Martha La.
prdde.--Also, two five dollar Bank Notes.
The said Nelson Flournoy is hereby fore
warned paying the said bond to any but
the subscriber; and any person delivering
the bond and notes 60 him, living in Ches1
tertieid county, shall receive Five Dollars
reward.
JOHN LAPRADE.
Feb. $, 1907. 9tS
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NOTICE.

by virtue of deed of trust, parcel of
~ choice NEGROES consisting of ten
slen, that have been accustomed to live in
the upper country, and as likely as any in
the commonwealth, will be offered for Sale
to the highest bidder, to satisfy debt due
Carter Page, esq. by the Messicurs Deanc'S,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday the
goth Of January next, Cbeing court day y a
credit Of twelve months will be allowed, the
purchasers giving bond and approved secuJ
atty 1t is agreed by the parties that the
subscriber shall act for the trustee.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Nov. II, 1906. wtds
POSTPONF.ME.NT
In conformity to the wishes Of all the par
ties concerned, the sale Of the above men,
toned NEGROES is postponed until the.
Fourth Monday in March next.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Jr.
Agent for tho Trustee
January 10, 1907. wtds
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Negroes for Sale.

ON Monday, the 10th day Of February,
- 1907, will be SOLD, at the Vendue-
Office of Messrs. Prosser & Moncure,
EleUen Vaiuable Negroes,
belonging to the estate of Otway Byrd, de-
ceased, consisting of three young and likely
Men, one of whom is an excellent Cook {;
a middle aged but likely Man, who is
good ostler and driver of a Carriage four
fine boys, two of whom are accustomed to
waiting on gentecl company two women,
and child.-Twelve months credit will
be allowed, bond with good security being
given, bearing interest from the date but,
on punctual payment of the principal, the
interest will be RENTED.
ANNA BYRD, .Himr'.r.
Vim the zviH dnnered of
OTWAr BrRD, dec'd.
Richmond, Jan. 28th, 1907. ids
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MATTRESSES.

7AN be had on very short notice, MAT
~ TRESSSES of all sizes * kinds, a3reeably
to order. in the large corner white house, oppo.
Site me Old City Tavern. two squares below the
Market Bridge BEDS made 4 MATTRESS.
SEs repared.--Horses TAILS & NAMES
purchased.
-a JnO. S. Peasants.
Jan LIST. 1907.
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"DTScoYERTES or LEWTs ArD mrs PyP-
III IN LoUISIAN4."
A fresh supply Of the above interesting
work is just received and for sale at this
Office.
October 25. ig
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THE public are hereby cautioned against
trading for a BOND, given by us to
Francis Stern, payable the 25th day Of
December next, itbcing for negroes bought
of said Stern-we have Since understood
the title to said negroes is doubtful we
are therefore determined to pay no part OF
said bond until we get good title.
John y William Wheeler.
Charlotte, oath Jan. 1907. Is
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Feb. I'd, 1907. IF
JUsT' RECEIVED ar THIS OFFTcE,
Jefferson's Manual
Constitutions of the United States
Darwin on Female Education
Moore on Female Education
Blair's Lectures
Stcuben's Exercises
Espinasse's Nisi Prius
Ainsworth's, Young's and Entic's Latin
Dictionaries
Sallust DelphiRi,
Horace do.
Ovid do.
Virgil do.
Ruddiman's Rudiments
Cicero's Orations, with translation
lucian's Dialogues
Greek Grammars, Lexieons and Tesla
ments. Jan. 20.
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p II o Pc r T Y,

as will cover the first payment of the above
debt, with all attendant charges, viz: one
Lot Of Ground, OH Shockoe-hill, III the city
of Richmond, numbered in Du-Val's plan,
per Wni c.. Payne's survey, 10l, and one
fourth part of an adjoining lot, known in
said plan as No. 102-both lots consdcra-
bly, improved.
.frch'd. Piedsaats,jr. Trustee.
Jan. so. 1907 2M
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PUNISHED RI SUBSCRIPTION, ,
DR.. REES's NEW CYCLOPEDIA,
OR ..
Universal Dictionary Of .6yts e Sciences.
IN TWENTY VOLUMES QuARTo.
CONDITIONS.
THE work will be printed in large quar-
i to, with new types, cast for the pur-
pose, on superfine wove paper, each vo-
lume will contain from eight hundred to a
thousand pages. A half volume, in boards,
will be published regularly every two
months, PRICE THREE DOLLARS,
P.dYdBLE on DELIVERY.
Between six and seven hundred plates,
engraved in a superior style of elegance,
viii be comprised in the course of the pub
location, by far greater number than is
to be found in any other Scientific Dction-
airy.
~ To Subscribers. The four first
half volumes are ready for delivery at the
Bookstore of Samuel Peasants, jun.
Richmond. wifi Nov. 6.
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G0NFORM ABLE to deed Of Trust,
N.exccuted by JG,,n T. Shields and Ianc
c. his wife; TO thc subscriber, for the pur-
pose Of guaranteeing the payment OF debt
due Samuel Ellison, OF two thousand dol
lars, payable in two equal instalmenis, one
moiety, due the 9th of Deccnlber, 1906,
the other the 18th of June, tS01-1Will be
Sold, ON the premises, for Cash, ,withput
reserve, to the highest bidder, (}etween
the hours of II and II clock, on Wedpes-
day, the 25th of February neat,) so much
OF die folIo,vino
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$50 Acres Of Land,

Lying on the waters of Cub creek in said
county, and formerly belonged TO William
Roper, dec'd.-About one hall of said land
is cleared and in good order for cropping.
There is a good dwelling-house and other
necessary houses on said land. A credit
Of one year viii be given the purchaser for
one half the purchase money, and the ba-
lance in two years. A good title will be
made to the purchaser, on giving bond
with approved security, by
.John HoLcom6e, jr. Trustee.
January Doth, 1907. 3wS
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For SQke.

A Y Cumberland Court, on the 23d dav
L y of the present month, being court da;,.
the subscriber will offer to the highest bid
der, for cash,
80 10 Acres of Land,
Lying half a mile below the courthouse, on
the Buckingham road, and Immediately OBJ
positc the tenement lately occupied by Sa-
muel Adams this tract was soldby me some
time past as trustee to deed executed by
the Messrs. Deanes, to Joseph Gallego, ESQ.
upon condition that no deed would be exc
cuted until the payment ofthe purchase mo-
ney was made. MIR. Adams became the
purchaser, and being unable to comply, and
anxious todischarge the said debt, has re-
quested me by a power duly executed on
the Oath day of December last, to- sell the
same, and the proceeds in the first place to
apply 70 the discharge Of bond now due, of
his to the said GalIego, and the balance aC-
ter deductihg the necessary expenses. TO
place to the credit Of judgment in the
county court Of Powhatan, Galleeo VS.. A.
dams and others. Mr.. u. w. Trent is au-
thorised by me to attend to this business.
M. g. POITIACX.
Feb. 5th, 1907. tbs
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Il tract or parcel of Land,

containing by estimation seven hundred and
twenty-five acres, be the same more or less, be-
ing The tract of land on which the said Drafftn
now resides, and adjoining the lands of George
Divers, Thomas Garth. sen. &c. lying on the
waters of Iyory creek in the county Of Abe
rnarie.--Also. two NEGRO MEN, Sancho and
Squire. twelve head of Cattle, FIVE hesd of Hor-
ses, Fifty head of Hogs and FIVE Feather Beds
and Furniture conveyed TO me in trust by said
Robert Drafien, to secure the payment of deb,
due Brown. Rves & &C. and for other purposes,
as in said conveyance expressed Being only in
ierested as trustee Tor the benefit of others, will
only convey title TO said property as trustee.
Fleming Turner, Trustee.
Milton. January LIST, 1867.
sE7@ Owing to the advertisement above, not
having appeared in the newspapers three weeks
previous TO the day of sale, agreeable 10 the re-
QUESTIONS contained in the deed, the sale OF the
above property. is postponed Gland, negroes, &c
and will certainly take place on Tuesday, the
twenty fourth day of February next, at the house
of said Robert Draffen, on the terms above
mentioned.
Fleming Turner, Trustee.
Milton, Oath January, 1907. 3w
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Land for Sale.

RY virtue ola decree Of the county court
~ of Charlotte, bearing date the second
day of December, 1906, viii he SOLD, at
Public Auction, on the 25th day of Febru-
AIRY nPyt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

OP Those Of our subscribers who have
hitherto depended for the delivery of theil
papers by the Post Rider who carries the
Mail from this to HaIlowen throughs Gray
Newgloucester, and Winthrop, are inform
Cd that the Gazette win il future be tor
warded by the Mail to the Post-Otfioes i.
the several towns on that rout. AS mar
complaints have been made that the paper
have not been delivered, we hope tins mode
VII give satisfaction.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
GT3atrl9O.

In Richmond, (V.r.) var. Charles Rich
ARDEN, m. to Miss Mary NJ 5. AleXan-
der, after tcdicd, co4nship Of two hours
and half
I'll Proyidence, Oh the 9th inst. BY the
Rev Mr.. Wilson, Master Heryey Thurs
ton, 1T 16, to Miss Sally Eaton, 4Et 50 ! I!
In Falmouth, Mr.. Andrew Mastin Of
Peacham (Ver.) to Miss APpha Bailey,
Of the former place.
IN this town, capt Thomas 2. Baker, to
Miss Sally Barrett.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
loci Hall,
William Swan,

William OWdn,
1T bis Tayify Stare, 10. 3, Uniar
R1zy. lHidHe- Street,
TAS iuN received freih fupply Of feat
/ l enable art Giles, making with his former
Gock a general adortment Of
European and Indi4 Goods f;
Alto, an ezlenlv2 stock Of
Heavy Goods and Groceries.
w Rum Der hoglhead
Brandy per pipe
Gin per do
Cotton per hale
ChocoLateper box
Malaga Wine per calE
HylUn, Young Hyion, Hylon Skin and Sou
chong Teas, per Chef. all warranted
Of the very fra quality.
~ caLs freih RaGns
loco Ii. belt Philadelphia Ginger, in fnaII
kegs
90 caik7 do CunPOwder
GOO 10. bef Cadia
AlfPic. and Pepper per bag
Oh and Paints Of ali kinds as u(ual, 6lc. sc.
All which he will politively fell whole
fale and Dy retail, as low As can be Purchaitd
in town for cath or approved notes
Psytka1i, Ftb. 23,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Prob0nb


WILL be received by the flbfcribers for
inifhing the iuGde Of Meeting-h ule
in Bruniwick, near Bowdoin College, until
the FIFTEENTH day Of March inf viz
To furniih boards, laths. plank, joR, tim
her, nails, brads and every other article re-
quite ~ complete the niide Of faid houle,
including lime and piaii2ering The gallery
is to be fuPPorted 81 eight Tulca1 columns
the two lhort beIfy potts to be fuPported by
two Corinthian columns. The front of the
gallery is to be eiptcsi and fninled with a
panel throughout. ne ceiling is to be COW
ed, forming pareI ID The centre "A plan Of
which, and IF the pulpit il IN the hands of
the iubtcri9crs. The cove of the ceiling IL
to reit "n The Ionic modl.ian cornice. The
whole t. be executed ID the mott iub2anta
and workman like manner, On or before the
hrlt day of AuguR next.
Dlmentions of The houle SO feet by IS, and
go feet POlts.-Other particulars may be
learn d hr DpIying to the Committee
JOSEPH AeKEEN, I
JACOB ABBOT,
John ABBOT committee.
ROBERT .. CUMMING.
Brunfwick, March 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

= Charleston, suddenly, Mr.. John Shoe
maker. a P,lander, PATRON Of j small Stone
sch'r Verdict Of the jury, " that ne came
to his death by voluntarily taking phial
Of liquid lAuIanun, owing to the state Of
hi mind, beng much agitated for the loss
Of a valuable watch entrusted to his care,
and which had been clandcstlnely taken
from Eun.'
IN Salem, Mr.. Marshal Leavitt, Printer,
aged 19.
In Newport, on Monday last, Mr.. Will
lam Potter, In the 68,h year Of his age.
AT Durham, Lucy wits Of Josiah Burn
ham ESQ daughter Of Obadiah Berry Of
Falmouth. aged Il.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
4 treaty "a heli ~ Nothing

" kick the Did treaty TO heIi ;" Nothing
of this will happen. The treaty will quietly
be ratified, and the PROPERTY refulting, and
which has always relulted from our treaties
with Britain, will be aGcribed to the good
Democrats and all the dupes and gulls Of the
party viii cry, Amen.-Pzil1din1g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
NO LICE Z

he Copartnerfhip of the fubfcribers wa,
dlitolved on the FRI ilRaut. They re-
queit all perfons haying demands on the late
hrm OF MLELLAN q BROYN,
and thole indebted to call on either Of the fub
lcrbers for iettlement, at No. rs, Union.
Wharf. STEPHEN MTFIIAN
WILLIAM BROWN.
P5yti1z5, A1ars5 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

Thursday last, His EKcelency the Gov.
returned to the Senate the resolve il favor Of
capt. Loring, with lis objections tothe same.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the resolve, and on takirg the question,
there were in favor Of It %, against It II.
As the constitution requires two-thrds
should be in the affirmative under such cir
Curnstances, the resolution is lost.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
s. RebubHcan" Jubilee.
Porti1r4, Fcb 2.

THE Subscribers to the BALL, on Wedne(-
day evening next, March 4th, in honor
Of the reelection Of PRECEDENT JefFerfon, are
requehed to calf at the Argus office, and re-
ceive their tickets Feb Is.
N B'-The ball will be held at Union Hall.
and will commence Precifely az o'clock.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
To Let,
II I'm If Munnv
Sim ThiefL

CToLEN from the fable of the fubfcriber
= in Portland, on the evening Of the Goth
ina. bay Mare, Of midIing fze, about fix
years old, handlome bu u, good carriage,
trots All, one hind foot white, and lome white
On her face. It y iuPPoled by every cir
cumhance fsid mare was taken by one John
Leech Of Moultonborough, in Hampfhre
State who faid he was going TO Salem, where
he has filter and other relations Likewire.
has relations in Berwick and Dover. Anv
perfon that will fecure faid thief and Mare
70 that he may be brot to Juice 1Rall receive
Twenty Dollars reward, or Ten Dollars for
the Mare only, with necedary charges.
ASA PLUH11ER.
Portlar4, Feb. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

JlgTaLLEDJ-On Tuesday last, in
The UnycrsU, ~ Cambridge, SIDNEY VIII.
LARD, A N Hancock Professor elect q
the Hebrew and other Oriental Languages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
GOOD NEWS.

Letters from Washington say,
hat Mr.. Jefferson has dcterrlin-
ed not to be a candidate at the
next Presidential election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Walsiuriaa, /. Birs D., ans Britie T..,..


1T IS remarkable coincidence Of events
thatthe intelligence OF a new treaty between
the United States and Great Britain lhouId ar
rive in own on the anniversary Of the birth Of
che immortal Wilmington. In every difpaiIion-
ate mind, il mnl awaken train ofrerious and
humiliating reflections. Mr.. Jeferfon is o.
bhged now TO have reeourfe to the fame mea-
1ure, which his friends conhderedas nightly OBJ
noxious in the administration Of his great pre-
deceiTor, and which was the great bats Of All
the ealumnies whereby the prefent Executive
has mounted to power. We mean not how
ever, 10 arraign policy which We, at that
time approved. We believe in, and we are
glad to fee our political adverlaries compelled
70 admit the policy o. good understanding
between Grest-Britain and our Country. We
only fay, was it not originally federal policy,
and we mean barely to recall to memory the
memorials Of violence exhibited BY the Dem
ocrats Of that day upon this occahon. Will
Mr.. Jarvis, Mr.. Eullis and Actin call town
meeting on this location Shall Munroe be
o1rnt IN efi;Y Or viii Blair McClenschan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

ER2AT4-In the communication or the
ID page, 4th c2i4nsn, SD Ane from the bottom,
Gin t4e last Ca9etteJ for "SagacitJ," yeaa
Salaclty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02

Gardner Walker.
HAS for fale at his Store, IL the
New Brick Row, oppofte The hsy-icales,
. handlome adorrment Of
tKh3H GOODS,
ID addition to his former nock.
among which are
Bandanna hSl5 various colors,
Black, tyncAew Lufrings
Black and White Grapes
Blue and Olive Coauugs
Black and Olive Cords
Brown Linens
Calicocs, various c)I0Ts
India 60 do
C4mbrics do do
Grapes 60 do
Cotton Shifting
China Ribbons
Satin do
Drab and mixed Foreif CLOTH
Duroys, various colors
Dufis
Flannes, Red, White and Yellow
Luitrings, various co.Ors
Linen CambriIs
Silk Shawls
White and Black silk Cloves.
Together with general aGortment Of
N. T. GOODS u GROCERIES !;
All which he will feIl cheap for Cath Or ap-
proved Credit.
MP, quantity Of Hops.
Feb %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-03-02
Nails, Nail Plates, q Nail Rods.
Charles & John Fox,

Charles & John Fox,
LAVE for fale
l 4 Caks Of 4d, sd, Sd, and Tod Cut Nails
Tons do. do. do. do. Nail Plates
8 do DO DO do do Spike Rods
do do do do do Nail do
They keep Contantly fuPPlicd with
the foregoing articles and will contract to fur
NTH any lize as cheap and on as lon G credit
as can pc purchafed for in the itate.
Alton hand,
A few chefs Hy(on, HYfon-Skin,
& souchong Teas ,wzrrantedo Of hyperion quail
ity--and cheap.
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