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McCAY 81 COWAM-

LAVE received by the late nrrivab tram
4 London, a large and Jabioaa5lr a15rt-
me0t Of Geld and Si'per WATCHES, yDifb n
variety Of artieeJ Of JeqVeiitry and Silz,er
Work. AJo, an aDortmem Of Waftb Makers
TOOLS and maferialJ q0bieb, qoitb their for.
meCyRoek, renters fbeir a7oyfmeat very GENERAL
M Of qObieb TRY oTer at the mgR reHaesd bries5
for eaR.
December IS. If
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TAPPAHANNocK JOCKEY CLUB.

Taefday the goth January, is the day appointed
for the meeting OF the fubcrihers to the Tappahan-
mock Club, form the rules and regulations for the
iad club. From the Prefent number of respectable
iubicroers l have no heGsation in Eating that this
club will be equal TO any in the Rate, Gentlemen
that with to become members before the meeting,
will peafe forward their names land thoie gentlemen
that have iubitription papers VIII, be 70 good as to
fend on the names Of thoe that have fubcribed nes
they have had paper.
ARTHUR S. BRoCKENBRouGH,
PreP,ieisr Of sbs souyis
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January6.

A sSIZE of BREAD for the city of Richmond,
4 from the 9th init. until further orders (Super-
viz.
A Jingle loaf made Of Superfne
Flour to weigh 2soz, for a I. .
Sitto OF Common Flour "a 4l-e
Double the above W.T.. respectively 9
EDW. CARRINGTON, Nfays-.
January 6. IT,
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEXANDRIA, CRHCKERS,
.o7v Landinp

IVDIU LHNnIHyt
A CONSIGNMENT by MIR. Ismiefon, direa
N from the Bakery, of his far.fam'd excellent
Crackers in barrels, half bbIs and kegs. Alfo IA.
rerfine Pilot Bread, in bbs. and for fae, Ia, the Ba
kerry price in Alexandra, and eharges) at the fore
lately occupied by MeiIrs Cranberry and Hancock.
by JAMES SMITH.
Who has in lore, low-preed blue Jack liz Cloth,
and aflorted Fanneis, which he will fell bargain.
Atso--Ipdia Piece Gseds--chsap.
Dec. 2. Is
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NEGROES-FOR sur.

By Viytas Of . Derd Of Tyg6 rxsepted 10 ne By Ri
ebard Ferggiea, to Essrs tie Paymrafgf E l79 I2
g to d,tbH, Clayton, 7Oifb i1ts,eG B0eon, from
tie 17b Of FsbrUayy, 1906, tin payment, fqge-
h0 7ohb al iegai ex4eaey ATTENDING Iaid f,9f.
EGT ILL be fold to the higheR bidder for ready
w money on Tuefday the 9th Of February next,
at I.ouila eourt-houfe, three NEGROES, the pro
Perty offaid Richard Fergufon, eonfting Of two men
and boy. All perfons inclined to purehaIe are re-
quelted to attend.
Wm. WHITE, T,ga.s.
Losifa, ian. ~. epIm.
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JOHN TOMPKINS,
JOHN ELLIS.
January s.

H-dS received an ee6a,tment Of GOODS Cos,5aisg Of
LANNELS, Coatiugs, Blankets, Rofe and Dui.
L he Drabs, frize, Kerieys, Feanought Cloths Car.
pets and Carpeting, Bombozetts Swsnriown, Paten.
Cord, Powder and Shot, Dowias, Sheeting, Ker.
ieymeres, Calicoes and Mullins, &c. SSc. which he
will diiPoie of on very liberal terms, by the piece or
package.
NOV. IL, ~
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HALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SIR,

PURSUANT to decree the Wora,jnfui -our.
L OF Haitings for the City ofi2ichmond--the fub.
iefibers will expoie to iae, the twenty-eighrh day
OF February next, the premiles, tor Cath, this
HOUSE u LoT. in faid city, formerly the reGdence
OF JAS Rind dec. and for fome time occupied by Ie
dediah Allen. On ,hs lot, which is we'll encofed
there is very good Dwelling Houle, which has re-.
Gently undergone thorough repair, new Stable,
ether convenient Offices. and very good Garden, all
which render it delirable habitation for family
Previous TO the iae, Mr. Allen who lives on the pre-
mi!es, viii new them to any perlon delirous to be.
come the purehafer.
Edninnd Raudoi3b, I
3okn Hdams, CommlIi.
Philip ". MiehoiaJ, oner;.
JJfobx Fefer,
January IL. eptdf
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REMOVAL.
II ME Subscriber. have removed their CoMpT-
Il ING HOUSE, from the Main Street to one
OF David Bullocks Brick Buildings, at the lower end
o, the baion, between the Tenements occupied by
Z. and I. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
iock-where they continue their purchafes of wheat
as uiua-They alto keep for falea regular fupply of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Braa
THOMAS q AMOS LADD.
10 Mo. Sd, 1906. eptf.
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FOR SALE,

4 TENEMENT, being par, Of Lot No. 1os al.
\ joining Mrs. Sarah Letters at Rockets; lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Colver; wbereon is q
oommodions Dwelling Eouis, in good repairs For
terms. apply to MIR. Richard Young, uearthe remCe,.
or to the iubfcriber al Baltimore
STEPHEN COLVER,
January %. eaw8tg
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January 5,

~ THE FARMERS VIRGINIA ALMA.
Mack, for the Year 1907, printed by Thomas
Ritchie, is now for fale, by the grofs, dozen or
Jingle, at the ENoUiRER Bookstore.
ALso-A General Afrortment of Lawyers
aud Sheriff's BLANKS, juft printed.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
HaviRg taken a Hegf fen door, 6eozu tie Bell Ia
Vern, ofs,s For Sale, under the firm of
WHITE 81 SHELTON,
A GENERAL affortment of GROCERIES. which
y they will difpole of on very moderate terms,
for Cath, Country produce, approved paper
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %, ep If
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsHIp

ME COPARTNERSHIp of c. and T. saun-
l. ders, is dhiolved by mutual content. All debts
que by the concern will be adj ted aud paid by Lee
fueur and Saunders, who are alone authorized 70 f
tie all claims due to and by the concern
c. III. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS.
, NJ B. Thofe indebted requefed to make i'm
mediate payment as no further induigeuse Can be gi
ven.
LESUEUR, & SAUNDERS.
Nov. %. IS
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Jan. Is.
JUST RECEIVED,

a FRESH Afortment of Claret Wines, Cham
L n paigne, Moufieux by the box, Burgundy, sau-
tern, Vim de Grave, Lafftte, Mufcat of Frontirnac
Wine Bitters-and alto, freh iupply of Olives Ca
pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Muhard, Prunes
Raifns by the box, Almonds and Fiiberts. All kind
OF Wef-India Sweetmeats; all kind of Confetlon.
ry--and different articles of Perfumery-For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLATNVILE.
Richmond, O9. II. (eawom
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Bar Iron, German Craw-
ley's & Bliitered Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimen,o, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves * Cia-
nanon,
Freih London Mufiard,
IN imsll boxes,
Bsit Flotaut Indigo and
Fig Blue, Of hyperion
quality, in boxes O;
90 lbs, each.
Frcih Capers, Oil, &c.
Freih Cunpowder,
Tea IN Gamblers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyfon do. Of the
firft quality,
N. England & BulIok's
Cheefe,
N l.. BESUEUR,
!. SAUNDERS.
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DROWN SUGAR o!
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Belt Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molahrs and 'Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port. Sherry &
Malaga Wine,
Frsih Mufcatel Raiiins &
Currants,
Soft she,led Almonds,
Copperas,
Saitpetre,
Englim + F Gurpowder,
Patent Shot, well aGorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Ben Spaniih Segars,
Caldwell, Fralrre e Co.'S
SuPerine Chocolate,
New-Yorls Candies and
Soap,
SPermacet,i Candles,
JOB
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BELL TdVERN !

BELk TdVERN!!
ME Subieriber begs leave to inform his friends
Il and the public, that he has taken the houfe in
Maneheier, formerly called the Ring- Sun-Tavern.
and occupied by Mrs. Leath, and having farpifbed
himiet with good Beds aud the bett Of Liquors Grain.
&c. he iatters himfef from paying particular a,ten
ton' ne will be able TO give general atisfatiion.
ROBERT McTYRE.
N: b. A-Waggon and fix Mules good Riding
fiorie' and Jack of good iloek-for iale.
ST., r. NJ.
Manchester, Dec. #
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Jan. g..

M ANTED Immediately, ten ton Of clean Mer-
w charitable HEMP, for which liberal price
will BE- given in cain. PROS6ER u MoNCURE.
Dee. 20. epN
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
'HE HOUSE & LOT occupied by MeIrs Ro-
Il bert Mellon & Co. oppolite TO MefIrs GilIiat
Sc Kirby's. The Gtuation Of this property is equal
to any in Richmond for buiinefs, and poaeaes every
accommodation for a family Enquire Of
TtiOs. NORVELI..
jan iS' IT,
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THE srhsss,B.ns. uSDsk rng FIRM o.
I.naVEUx e SAUNDERS,

rsHotEUN q SNUtNUENS,
,N.'.',n fbeir t;iera5 and tie pa5lie, that tier
svW eouiiare tie co EMISSION 6eEu~t5, late
y do1e ~ c. 81 4. Ssar4.r5. 71tey promije
Ire .Fri1?sa attention 70 t6s :r:sr.Fs of fbeje
ssbo may favor item evifb eonEgnments.
1by are "ozv ,eseiOing geasra AMI es'eve eS>feaf
q GROCERIES, rskieb s.M Be s5s,ed f., (ais,
S Ht'fsinSe and ReiaH. ID. iorvo6 hrm, and aGlai
credit, IN f5e fore LAT . oeeaIioi5y Mfr. WiAa1
Nd'Ksazie e Co. ocSeEt< ne Yendue Oes of Aaegrs.
Prefer = ldsAfs,e-asnsng zeLieE tbe fe!lszrizs
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THE SUBSCRIBERS.

II AVE taken the new Brick TENEMENT
fronting the erois freet leading from COL May.
o' Bridge, and oPPoiite MefTrs. John and Rober,
CANDLES where they offer for iale under the firm OF
ISAAC WINSTON, & Co
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4 hammock JoCKE1' CLUE, in consequence of
bad weather, is Dnavodably ponponed, until Tuef-
day the 18th February, when it is hoped they will
generally attend to form the rules and regulations for
the faid Club
ARTHUR s. BR0CKENBR0UGH
Tappahannock, Feb. 8. wv.
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FEMdLE EDUCATION.

FEMnLE GDOCHI HIiN.
He Subscriber intends to open SCHOOL, on
i the frR day Of March, 1907, in the houle
now occupied by the Rev'd. Mr.. Cowlling, near the
Methodilt Meeting houie, in the city Of Richmond,
where the following branches Of Education will be
taught, viz Reading, Writing, Plain-work, Mark
ing and Embrodery.--Alio, Drawing aud Painting.
M. HODGSON.
January 81. oaw 81.
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a IL prCjo1J baViag eiai,n5 agaigR the e0ate
y Of John HoomeS, Gee'd. Of TIE BeqUling-
Green, are rTqReFed 10 make them knoaOn, that
PrOUi6on mag be male for a final Grffiement.--
Ind ibojS indebted NM make immediate bay-
me1t to JOHN HOOMES, and
JOHN G. VOOLFOLK,
Executors Of feb1 HsonnS5, 6ee'4.
ian. "a, lSsf. If
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puRR MILL STONES, or ALI si.ss; ana
- PI.AISrER OF PARIS, ofan excellent quality,
FoxsALK, <svsU<I, Br
William pAYioSOE.
near the Masses.
Dee.4. (sptf.]
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THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Old Madeira Wine, { Oves.
Do Sherry do. Capers,
Bet Cogniac Brandy, SAnchovies,
DO 10 antigua Rum' Nutmegs Frsh,
Do Holland Gin, Mace,
f'bberts Brown Stout, , Cloves,
Do Porter, : Cinnamon.
Caret OF iuPerior qua Barley Sugar,
MY, Sugar Candy,
pe't SPaniih Segars. Barley Sugar Kiaes,
LOAF sugar { Sugar Almonds,
GuHPowdsr, ( Brandy Preferyes,
Imperial ! 49, { BOY n latino
Young Hylon, C,ner;or Soft SHIELD Almouds,
and ois,;,,, Currants,
oouehong '' ( Pearl Barley,
Beit Green Coffee, Playing Cards,
Firlt quality Chocolate, Bottle Corks,
Do do Brown Sugar, } Putty in bladdars,
"a do. 90. Bar Iron aGorted,
MosGes Z Nail Rods
SALT IN iaekS, German Steel,
Rice, ! Differed 40
Patent Shot, Plain qt. Deeanteys,
Englih F.F. GunPowder, Do Wine GaGes,
Brown Soap, ( OF. Tumblers,
Mould Candles, iPt do.
Northern Cheefe, Half pit On,
Ground Ginger, Green pocket Bottles,
Black Pepper, Elegant Globe Iarars.
AihPice, Window Gas 10 by "a
Salt Peire, Do do. 8 by 10.
Alum' Chin Coffee cups & Eau,
Brimlfone GERS
Copperals, Do. Tea d.
Glue Of hyperion quail, Do. Teapo,,
ty, Z Do. sugar dihes.
Fig Blue, Do. CrSampo,,.
Starch, Do. Stop Bowls
Bengal indigo, Do. Gallon Bowls.
London Muisard, : Do. half a. do.
Dixons BeR do. ( Witha general anor.uesi
Cayenne Pepper, Of Stone & Queens Ware.
~ b. Having isPp'ed ourfeyes with more thar
two thirds Of the above articles with cah in Phisds
pha, we are enabled to difpofe Of them on the n,oa
moderate terms, fOr esb or country produce.
ISAAC WINSTON,
JOHN BAUGH,
'0'' IL osw2m
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TO RENT

TO RENT,
a CONVENIENT HOUSE for fa1all family
"A Alto, hopfe in which there are two rooms
well calculated for an Office. For terms, apply to
ALEXANDER QUARRIER.
January 81. r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-01
TO ITS PATRONS.

- u
+, No hhilos9tAtc bLarney then, could guH
s Or calm reflections sober truths annull.--
MARK, now the sad reverse behold, indeed
AT ev'ry pore, Truth, Honor, Virtue bleed -
Thousands now, quit the paths their fathers trod,
Abandon freedom, and forsake their Cod
Us Since modern doctrines free indulgence teach,
To worship tryenty gods one'' no matter which
To Europe turn on whose encrimson'd plains
race Desart, and wild, pale vsag d horror reigns
There, m,rderd millions cannot glut the rage;
'Yclept republican in modern age.
; Wars blacklist tempess over Europe lower,
Threat every nation with the tyrants power;
While, through the pale CLEAN Of sngera ray,
Hope points at Britain to restore the day
Tn events momentous, and should Britain fall,
Our countrys merit nor only ours but all.
But Britain firm, let naughty France essay,
= ; To loose the dogs of war; and cry, away
For British thunder keeps her dogs at bay.
FROM Europe turn, and horneward bend our way,
Observe our country the present day.
Mark the confusion made by knaves and fools,
Whose gun-BOat policy the nation rules.
; While shqHo7y statesmen in councils watt
s, } Fresh 7yater sailors work the bark Of state.
s. LOUISIANA notice claims
We bought quarrel with her vast domains.
With Bonaharte indeed, it firmly stood
He claims the zylole 7yorld for the "heonls good"
But shain by Bona prompted, or alone,
Claims this whole tract Of country for her own
y4nOsier gull these gvorthess wilds to gain,
le ; We buy of France WORTHLESS heace with Stain;
; First THIRTY MILLIONS Bona's Pirates gun'dj
} And FIFTEEN more, Of debt TO France remand;
While treaties ,vars and TRIBUTE more engross
Arrah! as paddy says zYe've gaind a loss /! -
BEHOLD where BURR the friend to Rights Of man
me- Heads bold army, all republican,
And towrds ne7UbOught country leads the way,
de- To hold for "heQtlc's good,' inoaarchs svay.
EcoNoDY's nations ruling passion
Armies, and havies, now, Of fashion
oy' And this broom has S7veft nation clears
5 And sevrat thousands savd US by the year
lis thus, " The sov'retgn heotle" to anuse,
We saue by dollars, and by MILLIONS lose.
On ! had the wealth economy has lost,
5 Encreasd the infant many boast
: It's rising powr competent to brave
Our firate foes, NATIONS save.
What foreign nations will rights respect,
When We ourselves will not those rights protect?
What's independence, but an idle hoast,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-01

With hozy'r, ,c2hecfa6iity, and honor lost
In vain non-inporation acts at By5tain's frown
And finch her reu'nues while they starve ozn
Our ligmy giant John Bull saw, and smild
Like Mrs. Spriggings on her vengeful child.
She had tzo boys and they, in winter weather,
For company and warmth Oft slept together
Tom and John quarrel'd-loud the clarnor rose
Up started Toul-from both remoyd the clothes
Shivring he sat-haIf sly'ring too lay John
Up ran The mother-What's the matter Tom ?
What are you doing ?-Why your brother teaze
Freezing myseJG quoth Tom, that he may freeze.
Like Ton NoN-IMPoRrAT1ox rag'd in vain,
Like Tom, hulf frozen, he lies dozvn again.
HoPE gives the muse, a faint, but cheering ray J
And tow rds the close, shall cease the gloomy lay
a. i
Let modern politicians have their scope
They'll hang themselves, five but give the rope
For when democratic phrenzy regns,
IT'S like raging fever in the veins
Burns till its crisis medicine defes
Exhausts its rage ) and, in the struggle dies.
Hope bids say the patient viii survive,
And better rulers make our country thrive
When Jaco6ina no more councils STAIN
But firincihle, and truth, and virtue reign.
The means, which such glorious end secures
Are, friends Of WAsHINcroS, and VIRTUE yours.
Shall French INTRIGUE forever lie in wait
And TREASON lark within our halls of State /?
Forbid it Heaven Remove from pow'r your foes,
And save your country from its weight Of woes.
Watch "heahlcs liends,' who heQle's rights sub7eft,
Let temporizers find US all alert
Strip from hyl1ocriay evry veil 1t wears,
Till all its black deformity appears
IT'S harder toll, for. toes to gain their ends,
BY fair attack, than by hrsfdious friends.
Let ConstitutionaHsts, unite your choice,
And abler, better men, the peoples voice
Such are the men, whose virtuous struggle, long,
Gainst teQhle's friends, setur'd the heots STRoxe
The teotAe chose him, but the "heQtles friends"
Found right Of suffrage clash with hrivafc ends.
Mark such men well, ye, who your country !ove
Let Peoples servants" meier their masters prove.
Protect your Freedom with your fathers spirit,
And your o7n child en- shall yoar rig lis inherit
And spite Of eQhle's t1ends' long may our rriGc.
The wise, and tirtuous STRONG, DER Us preside.
Such are the news boys wishes, i'll expressed;
Would they were better, but he did lis best
If you approve, yours, tGtrons Be the praise
For your til tarsss tun'd the It's lays,
earef'eQFec, January I, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-01-01
News-Boy's Address..."r8o7

BEHOLD the printers boy once more appear,
To wish his gen'rous friends happy year,
Hail bounte0us patrons Of the printers toll
As rolling years pass on, may fortune smile,
May roseate health, and cheering plenty Bless
And many years, be yours of happiness
The carriers muse should not Withhold her bays
But give to Faustus' sons their need Of praise
Whose various labors ev'ry class embrace,
Yeomen, Mechanics, Merchants, all the human race.
Whate'er Of Wit taste past ages show,
Or art, science, we to printing owe.
The doctor, lawyer, and the grave divine,
In fames immortal roll could never shine
But for the printers aid, to whom belong
The Sage's tribute, and the poets song
NEWSPAPERS too, their share of merit claim,
When truth, impartial truths the printers AIM
AS heralds Of the past, and present times,
T. announce tn events of distant, foreign cIimes--
Guardians offreedom, when they're rightly us'd;
But nations scourges, when they are abus'd
Truth fill our pages, while page endures,
All J,,4,
Protect an honest fress, when foes assail,
But let all lying printers IN goal.
HEAv'N frowns, alas on these degenerate times,
And nations groan beneath their weight of crimes
Millions oppressed at murdered freedoms cost,
BY truth deserted, and to virtue lost
Where Governments in Europe, peaceful stood,
Now barren wastes, lie drench'd in patriot blood
10 where, IN Frances the bloody tyrant reigns,
Who claims sube world for lis domains -
Which, conquered, could lis arts, or arms subdue
Another, and another world, he'd claim them too
Yet Bona is, foresooth, Republican,
And fights his battles for til. right8 3fman -
And for those rights are 7var and ruin hurl'd,
To make REPUBLICS Of HIS subject world.
WoRDs change their import, and, in modern time
Republicans a for ev'ry crime
When WAsHTNGToN, our country's natures pride,
Rank'd true Americans on virtues side
Vain were those arts, hich governments annoy,
In vain, would "he0lcs friends their rights DESTROY.
The foes Of virtue ev'ry aim had lost -
I" His head Senate, and his arm host"
UNDER the government of Quincy's sage;
Our PROSPEROUS country prosper'd more in age.
From forests wild, an infant navy grew,
L encrease our commerce, and hrotect it too
National faith, and credit firmly PLACID,
And our responsibility or honor bas'd
No mammoth ateculafions then, no hrqirv dogs.
No mines Of lead, or salt no teaas or frogs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
EngEsb Kid and Morocco,

6 & J. Wyman have juft received
at their Shoe mandatory, Middle-areet
opposite MI z. Boyds fore, complete al
fortmen Of EzFiJ6K ks end Morocco LEATHER,
tAe KID of he foil. wing colors black, blue,
whine, green, pink, playground, lead, ruRett,
orange, ltraw and purple
LIKEwIER,
An aTortment of real London fan
cy KID and Melton pztterHs--alI which viii
be ma 4t.9sre4 on the n4orreft application.
They alto have and viii conttantiy
keep for faie Ladies', Mifes', and Children ;
SHOES, which they are determined TO fell
Z" aImof, not qu5;e" as cheap as can be pur-
chaled il Fig.-hreet, and the leather and work
they will warrant to be fuperisr TO any in
town. ALSO,
Gentlemen's z JUMPS made mfile
at the fhorlef notice.
Country Traders fuPplied on good
terms. Is their fhoes are principally made
at their fhop, they can aud will fell As cheap
OF the quality, as can be bought 10 this or any
other town. Portland, JH!y g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
.CUhole No. 482.
NORFOLK, JUNE %.

NORFOLK JUNE ~.
Female Patriotisn,-The ladies of Nor
folk, with that patriotism which does them
much honor, have offered to Law aside their
neesles, and make cartridges for the volun-
Iteera, &c. employed in the defence oftheir
country.
We regret we have - announce the death
of MIR. Newell, who, on Monday last, with
real patriotism, assisted IN equiPping the
gun-boats. The day being very sultry, and
being in a heat, he drank cold water, which
brought on a violent cramP, and which, Oh
Tuesday, put an end TO the existence Of n
worthy citizen, leaving wife and small
family 70 bewajl his loss.
The Cabinet Council, which had conven.
cd Il Washington, 60 deliberate on meas
ures TO be adopted respecting the late out
rage, had risen, At the last date. The
measures agreed upon are stated to be,
I. The .promulgRtion Of the Presidents
Proclamation, of the I'd inst.
9. The transmission Of dispatches 70 our
Ministers in London, by the Revenge schr.
s. An order that Congress be specially
convened; to meet the 25th October, 1907.
4. An order to put the batteries, &c. on
the sea-board, IA a state Of defence
u7 This order, from t4e 1gar Q6Ese, IS eafs4
GtRiy ;, 1907.
5. The preparation y from 50 to 70 gun
boats ard
6. An order, that the States Be called
upon to detach their c0ntmsents Of 100000
militia.
These steps being taken, the government
will suspend further measures until the de-
termination of the English government ia
known which may be expected about the
time that Congress assemblies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-07-20
postrv.
Mn. PRINTER,


READING, not long since, al ac-
count of persons coming from a ire.
panning operation, with a considerable
accession, al nrentsqi> ! composed the
following nice,. low and sublime Dig
gerelism, which you may read and sp-
ply to what end you please.
A Country pumpkin, very dull,
Fell on a rock and broke his skull;
His friends and Doctors were agreed
That Hodge would be fool, indeed.
But what i- true, tho strange to ell,
When he, in yankey phrase, "gd WE'LL"
His understanding quickly brightn'd,
And Hodge was hail'd the true ellighten'd
If breaking heads will thus prodtce
A change Of mind, and introduce
A fund Of genius to the brain,
Or moral honesty attain
If love of country 'twould inspire,
And warm cold bosoms with is fire
If these and more, of which there's need,
Could to broken head succeed,
We'd wish the rulers of the people
To mount plecipice or steple,
And pitch with honest zeal below,
Their Amor PatriS TO show. Thine,
w. w. T.