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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
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WASHINGTON, DEC. p.
in act lagiHg an En6argo on al Ship.
and Vessels IN me Ports and Hsr6ors
4 hr United States:
BIZ ii cnacted BY he Senate end
House Of Representatives, of he United
States If .4meyica, l., Congress Gssen76-
led, That an EMBARGO be, and
hereby is laid on all Ships and vessels
m the ports and places within the linz
It's or jurisdiction Of the y. States, clear
ed or not cleared, bound q any foreign
port or place and that ~ clearance be
Furnished to sny ship OF vessel bound
70 such 70 -efgn port or place, except
vessels under the immediate direction
OF the President Of the u. STATES and
that the President be authorized to give
such instructions to the officers of he
Revenue and Of the Navy and Revenue,
Cutters ofthe u. 6t2:es, as shall, appear
best adapted for carrying the same lto
effect. Pr0Uided, that nothing herein
contained shall be construed 10 proven.
The departure Of any foreign ship or
vessel, either il ballast, or with the
goods, wares and merCIAndize on board
81 suca foreign slip or vessel when no
tiled of this act.
SEC. ?. -Had Be Il flrrier enacted,
That during the continuance ofthis act,
no registered, or sca-letter vessel, hay
Ing Oh board goods, wares Or merchan-
die, shall hc allowed 70 depart from
one port az tie U. States to another
within the same, unless the master,
owner, cons:gnec, or factor OF such YES
81 shall first siyg bond, with one or
more suretic5, % the Collector Of tie
District from which sbeis bound To de-
part, ii d sum Of double the value OF
The vessel and cargo, that the said
goods, wares and merchandise, shall b
Ielanded il some port Of the q. States,
dangers Of tie SEA excepted which
bond, ahd also a certificate from the
Collector where tie same may be l4nd-
ed, snail, by the Collectors respectively,
be transmitted TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Al armed vessels possess
Tg public commissions from any for-
eiEn power are not considered as
liable to an Embargo laid by this act.
[ Tie aJoUe let euu~ c1llied from h:
Naio4Gk Lafeldgcncer Ertrq, Of Dec.
p, II haased ia he S-nate, Yeas q,
Nays Gin the House, Yeas 50, Nays
44-a'1d 79ae s,g'tra By tie President on
IAsaday he 22I]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
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Letters from Congress state that the pro
liability Of having WAR with England in
crcascs. iFtuc government have now more
reason Tor entering INFO 4 war than they had
before the return ofthc Pcyerrr, the public
are not suffered to know II. il IT because
Gred-B.it.ln sends one 0. her distinguished
and ics-cct.Eiy citizens AZ minister ext5 AR
Gi4e,j, to o!t,rtho olive branch ofpcace. and
bWl ;ac h.tchct Is il because She offers
to max W ~ D4dation f1r the outrage 0n tile
Chesapeake, and recalls tie frarsgYesso,,
b7I In IL because She requires the re-
tuin OF .rr sr.J 0is .u4j tcts, 10 assist III pro-
tcoun" and preserving Lervcry political e1-
i.t"ncr as 'atiun Cr,s X not rather owing
70 Narflality which many entertain TO-
words F-rce and the concueror Bona
Irrtr who I''s hig Pafti-sns md cm,sea-
ries in every Fart Of tire world. And whose
conduct towards ~oyubHcs, and regard .or
tie lights o. r2n am q property, may we'll
critic him .ote toioWice motto,
" Ran, h.T,-k a4l spyi! De ,1y gam"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

Not al article Of foreign intelligence
which relates To the war III Europe, has been
received the past week.
Mr. Muuroc arrived at Washington on the
cod ult and Immediately waited ~ the Fx
ecutive.-Mr. Rose, dc British Minister
eXtrro dinaly, al not arrived 1t tie time of
the last atvices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
Tie E-ench Grand J{dge 10 the Frr1th
-ftt3,Ery General.
TRANSLATION.
Dec. IS, 1907.

TRANSLhTION.
SIR-I have submitted to his malls-
ty the emperor and king the doubts raj
sed by nj, oXcellcDcy the minister Of
marine ond colonies On the extent Of
certain dispositions OF the Imperial de-
cree Ut ;h8 2lst November, Switch
declared the British isles in 4 state Of
blockade. The following ale lis ma
jesly's intentions on the points in ques-
ton -
lst. MAJ ves'-s Of Wet, BIZ virtue Of
the Imperial decree Of the Dist Nov.
last, SEIZE ca board neutral vessels,
either English property, or even all
mercEsncizc proceeding from the En-
elish mauuf1ctories or territory
.Hna.eer. lis majesty has minated
that as lie did ucttnink prep; to ex-
press any exception II lis decree, there
is no exception, in relation to any
whOmSoevcr.
Ills majesty has postponed G1ci-
sion on the question whether armed
French vessels ought to capture neutral
vessels bound u or from England, even
when t.ey have no English mcrchan,
die on board
(oiSned) REGNlER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
-r-as e. esq.,

a Citizen wishes 10 call the attention az
the Inspector ot Police 10 lie frequent ,io-
lauon Of the BNs Laws Of Tie town, b. the
drivers 1T Hacks, S.etrh5 end Trucks -
many have been IN imminent danger Of be-
ms run ov-r by persons diving lit an i'm
moderate rae 1t IL u he hoped that those
who have transgresscd will bSMoie eau
tiOu4 In future
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

"a talking. Fer lis part Ire had
,lought much, and said little, and he
recommendcd the same plan to his
frethren, as he believed it would re
found to the benefit of these United
5tates. All should, at least, speak 50 as
10 give others chlnce-6 dolls. 4 >duy !
-~<z y -
The Embargo .4ct passed in conse-
Quence orthe following Message from
the President -
70 he Senate House Of Representa-
ttUcs oithc United States.
The communications now made,
showing the great and increasing dam
gere with which orr vessels, our sea-
men, and merchandise are threatened,
Oh the high seas and elsewhere, from
the beliigrrynt powers Of Europe, and
It being Ofthe greatest importance to
keep in safety these essential resources,
! deem il my duty % recommend the
subject 10 the consideration of Con-
grcs5; VINO will doubtless preccive all
the advantages which may be expected
from an Inhibition Of the departure
Of cur vessels from the ports Of the
United States.
Their wisdom vail also see the ne
cessity Of making every preparation
for whatever events may grow out OF
the present clsis.
| ask a return Of the letters ofMessrs.
Armstrong and Champygny, which 1t
would be improper to make public.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Dec. IS, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

FR1I WASHINGTON, DEc.23. 1907.
Mr.. Munroe arrived here last'night
lie is to be held up by the Minister
ial party for Observation-Disclosures
OLSON for President. think MUNRoE
will aim at something higher. The
Nice-President (Clinton) al first orpo-
sed the embargo bill in the Senate bur
afterwards was in favor Of it, He could
have stopped it there by his influence
bat thought the passage Of il " ouldterd
TO render theMadison Tor rather Jefer-
SOM party <his rivals unpopular.
Il appears to me, though the OBJ
ject Of the Embargo is ostensiblv
against France and SPAIN as well as
Grcat-B17tatH, that it is Mr.. JeHersoD's
determination to 60 to war with the lat.
ter, at any rate, let her make what re-
paratlon or offers Of accommodation She
may.
ION the passage Of the bill in the
House, the Executive echoes did little
more than Vote they made no at
tempt At reasoning.
" Guam DeNs vltt herdere hrius &c.
menfqt."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
Inhn Carr.

= ES r ECTFULLY informs his friends ard
the public that he has taken lhop "a
Fore-freet, nearly oPPotte Mr.. RiCardlon'
Wharf, where he carries on the
TIL RING BUSINESS,
in its various branches with neatneis and dir
patch
~ Particular afiea:l5n pail to az oykyf fer
to7Uu o. country, Eas :'r Ae,3 FAM Erlf5tDAJ -
An01y!S.gNA, Jan. 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

At Falmouth, by the Rev. Caleb BradIrH
Mr. Nathan Goold, Of Wndharl, To Miss
B-tsey Cowen, daughter oF Mr.. Jamlt
Gowen, Of the former place.
~ TINS town, Mr. David Brown, 10 Mrs.
Thankful Bagley.-Capt. Levi Bradish, to
Mrs. Emma Mead.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

IT Is now asccttaiued beyond doubt that
M. Jefferson will decline h.mg a candidate
at the neat Presidential Elect On AT he
commencement OF his reign he informed
the country thst he was ~ u.e " full tide Of
successful experiment." (and Ills bare zyoy4
was taken Tor the face but Will it MT pro-
baby, end more Ike al Overwhelming sea
OF nHsacccsyW experiments?
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
NIL OF MORTALITY.

The Sections report tie foIIwing number
Of deaths which haze taken place in JaIs
town in tue course ot tie last Year ending
December 81 1907 via
Crown persons, 81
Chndrrn, o.
People of colour, 9
Total 1C5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
LOOK ON THIS.

IOOh ON THIS.
During the administrations ~ TIE t+,-o
former, the ardu0us, important and MIL
task Of organizing and carrying iuIo oprr,-
ton The federal government Vas eHertod
nu5lc credit established commerce nr,.
tccted and rendered profitable .ll dispras
with foreign nations amicablv adjusted
advantageous treaties negotiated the nr,,-
uait! OF we country reserved aerlcrI-
;u"e and iLe usefI' arts encouraged rcH-
gIrh aHd motahu supported literature .rd
science cherished progress made in rr.,-
wong rlNIi force aIi4 a y, stem ado1tcG
tor tort y Eg Our nnbGrs and seapo,ts. -
short, the situation uf VII classes rendered
hanry AM HuurIebmg
AND NOW on THIS.
During thc present administrator our
navy Las been suffered 10 IAN INTO decsv ~
hauled up " lot in tLe fresh wafer. M III.
ot"lH g inc lOruLcaIOns on The seacOasts
neglected and to'nbl'nS 70 pieces t.; com
mcrca no worth pursuing credit anniLj-
Ia'cu business ~ stand large pro.
portion n lhe mercantile class On the brinl
{" DaLkrlp'c, the mechanic ont IF en-
plcl and the farmer unable 10 obtain non.
cy tOr his produce and ID CRAFTY NE in-
t'erance OF party Spirit the country ha,
been deprived of the services of most M
Ter v,se.t and ablcst ciGzcrs. Yes The
war-worn hero and soldier WHO fought and
blrd in that contest which ended III WY
estsbiahment Q! our liberty and inde2en.
dnce, las been, by tile r,can and selfish
ar OF deragogues, deprived Of his ottice
and the confidence Of me putGc, TO maze
room tor political paltzans, office seekers
and turnco&ts and to crown all, the old
thirteen v. 5. are threatened with 1 rujnou.
war. Has the "pubIic interest been bet
tered" by these things
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

We learn that the Collector of the Gus
toms ~ this town, on Friday evening, receiy-
ed Official instructions respecting the EN-
barge, and requiring his attention in carry
ing itinto effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

This bill passed TIE senate the I7th
inst Yeas, Adams, Anderson, 2rldiev,
Condit, GuilIard, Gilman, Gregg, How
land, Kitched, Matthewson, Niillcdce,
Moore, Mitchell, Parker, Pope, Robin
son, Smith, Smith, Smith, / iilin, Thus
ton, IUlner-22.
VANS, Mes,rs. Crawford, Goodrich,
LIiiihcuse, MoseIcy, Pickering, and
White.
The Bill was debated in the House
all Saturday ;;nd Monday, from ! A.
"A. 70 II ?. n. when it passcdgvith a.
mendnen,5.
Yeas -. Nsz Messrs. Alexander
Bib, BlaoSIedFe, 7. Campbell, Cham
plon. Chittenden, Cobb, Culpcppsr, Da-
na, Davenport, Elliot, Ely, GARDENER,
Gamctt, GooldsJorouGh, Cray, Harris.
Hog, Holland, Jenkins, Kelly, Kew,
kuvD1trio&, Lewis, iyerraorc, LYON,
Masters. Miner, ]Io3ely, pitkin, Quin-
az, Randolph, Rowan, Russell, Smelt,
). Smith, Stanley, Sttdmln, Sturees,
Ta8gIt, Talll dSc, Upham, Van
Horn, and Van Renssclacr-4l
Tho Senate agreed to The amend
ment, oftho house On Tuesday, when
the bill passed, and was signed by the
Presidcnt-I7'I correct cQhv of The
bill Is FiUc1' IL another part ofthis hat.er.
@ TIE Communication n,c7ltion,d
IN tie Presitc7t's hhasa.re, 7yere letters
from .lLas-a. .1rD,tr27g and Chantag-
~ (T9hich 1orre dcemed bH BG-. Jofc,-
son iDtty0har f3 ~ a9cE4bEc KID Fcg-
nier me French Grand Judgc'a ohini9n
On me Bloctading Decree and M1
British Proclumatiot respecting sea-
meHl
Capt. Rogers is appointed President
Of the Court Marital which IS immcdi-
atelv to set for the trial of Commodore
Barron, and other officers Of the Ches-
apeahe.
Thomas Cope, Lsq. is elected Rep
resentauye for Philadripnia He was
the Federal Constitutional candidate.
This choice makes the political di,i-
sion ofthe Assembly Of Pennsylvania
43 and $50 that the Constitutional
lists may yet cate with their adversa-
Iies. -
The whole number Of Marines required
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

- q Iae Ch@acte, f ne Han. I'm. Try.
hs7. i tnaSoi-abl tr'irted TIL al- near.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04
Sort!ano,
Monday, Januayy 4, 1908.


THE Editor Of tbe Gazette, in presenting
the compliments Of the season to its Read
ers and Patrons, gratefully acknowledges
the liberal support he has hitherto received.
This will operate ~ new stimulus to per-
severe in support Of he good old cause Of
federal principles and measures, as beng
the only means which can preserve the
safety, peace and prosperity of the Country
In the mean time let no one despair rccol-
lact that tI.edarkest hour precedes the ap-
preach Of light. Remember that good may
come out Of evils and let US cherish the
fond hope that the end Of this e~ will
~ accompanied with more favorable aus
piccs than it. beginning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

The whole number Of Marines required
tor orr present Navy, and 68 gun-boats,
would Pc 1907 nrivates, 50 musicians, 1877
conporals, 81 scrgeants, % ID Teutenants.
n lst heutenznts, AMI 6 captains.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

The rcoll- have been told much sbou.
the "toi?' and " .JrsnrcA" admims:ra-
tons Of Washington ard Adams, and more
ebout the wise, mid and patriotic admins
.trafiOn ~ IcEre1rn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-04

Capt. Rogers IS appointed President
Of the Court Marital which is immcdi-
atelv 70 set for the trial Of Commodore
Barron, and other officers Of the Ches-
apea&e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

well as previous to the late negotiation, the
official paper furnished frequent instances
OF similar spleen and violence.
Five Gottenburgh Mails arrived this morn
ing. We have extracted from the Swedish
papers such articles OF intelligence as had
not been anticipated by arrivals from other
parts of the continent 1t is mentioned in
one OF these, that the CONSUMPTION for the
ensuing year is to be called out in France
The vast extent of French conquests, 1t is
said, render it necessary. Are we to infer
from this that Bonaparte intends TO retain
all he has conquered, and that the Treaty of
lllslt was but mere mockery So it would
seem, indeed for his armies, at this very
moment, occupy nearly the same positions
they did when that monument of the fear Sc
folly of the Emperor Alexander was erect
ed.
GoTTENBURGH,f Dec. IA.
h A grand ball was given last night in no.
nor OF their majesties at which almost all
the distinguished travellers here were pre-
sent. 1t was observed that the king direct
ed his conversation particularly to Lord L..
Cover, asking his Lordship many ques-
lions.
Dec. Is, 8 A. M.-The King and Queen
have just set off for Stockholm, the guns are
now firing.
The following is the Proclamation of the French
general Junot, on entering the city of Lisbon
"a" The governor of Paris, first aid-de-camp to his
Majesty the Emperor and King, General in
Chief, Knight of the Great Cross of the order
of Portugal.
" Inhabitants IF Lisbon,
My army is about to enter your walls-We
nave come to save your harbor and your Prince
from the influence of England.
This Prince, SO respectable for Ii; virtues,
has allowed himself to be biassed BY the advice
OF evil men that encompass him, and has gone 70
throw himself into the arms of his enemies.
They have made him fear for his personal
safety to his subjects he has paid no egard, and
your interests have been sacrificed to the cowar-
dice of few courters..
Men of Lisbon, be at rest in your houses,
stand in no fear either of my army or of me, we
are terrible enly TO Our enemies and the cienes
of virtue.
The Great Napoleon, my master, sends me
to protect you: will protect you.
Sc IUNOT"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

Il DUG PELzER rcspcc-
IL fully informs his friends and the public in ge-
neral, Llathe w;ilreinovc his day and ght School
on the first of; April TO large and commodious
apartment in the lower part of the house occu
pied by Mr. John p. Shields in the vicinity of the
Capitol. He, therefore, can invite more pupil.
OF both sexes, TO share his instruction, whom lie
will teach the. French and italian Languages,
English Grammar, Reading & Writing, together
with Arithmetic, Geography and the minor La
tin Classics. His object is to be useful and his
success in teaching French has been proved by
experience for he does not merely impress on
the minds of his pupils the verbal science of
Grammar, but renders the language familiar to
their ears, their tongue and their pen.
Terms-Eight dollars per quarter, payable half
III advance. Pupils from the country may obtain
board at very moderate terms CT Mrs. Shields,
vino offers likewise the of her Piano-forte to
those vino would.wish TO receive instruction Gil
that INSTRUMENT
March Is. --, ,, ,-,-r---- II eptf ] -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18
TUESDAY, March 9.

MY Cidf6orne, a member from the state os
Virginia, appeared and took his seat
The Speaker having commenced rea,tihe
the engrossed bill concerning courts martial
and courts of enquiry.
MIR BaSSet said, he could not sit still while
inc nl'! was reading, without mentioning a
proposition which he wished to nate in 20
iation to it. He believed there was no raei-
ton more sound than that, wherever n trib,-
nal was Instituted, it should De made as nrr-
fect as possible to effect this, il was neces-
sary that 1t should De induced with the r,oct
extensive power to collect facts. He VS.
therefore Clearly of opinion, that the power
OF military courts to obtain~testimony shc,,i5
De extended but there was one prf,cjpe N
this biil to which he could not consent He
meant that part which put it in thc.po,ocr If
d court inartlai 10 bring our citizens from Ell
tner extreme OF the continent To tl,e.,.s,,,,.
a, view of the continent woulI show tr,. L,,.J .
ship of 1t. lie would not RESTRAIN tbis ,o,s
er, from belief that our Courts rna++;.I
were so far blassed as to make an i'll nee &c
H. Out nc Wodld not give it, because thera
was d possibility OF their BECOMING SO III.
was not prepared 20 say that the difference
between parole and written evidence ~ -,
great as TO require oral testimony in all case.
ne haa always thoaght that civil Court, i,a.,
carried this principle too far, and Certainty
ava not WISH to admit it here AS the hin =,
present sco'd, II Citizen might be called by a
I,pllltaly cour' from the province of Maine q,
Ne|-Oric?ns. Mr.. Il, suggested one differ
ehcc, III tdis rcspcc betwees courts OF law Z,
courts martial Civil coarts were nhfrcro,,q
dno heid al stated places, offender bcina tr;-
co IN the district where the offence was COM
ln',ted, 80 that witness might in civil ca
sts not have SO great distance to travel.
WHIST a military court IS held perhaps IN a
remote corner Of the country, from thcco,,,,.
try from the peculiarly of its organization.
Mr.. b. concluded by moving that the bjlbc
reconmitted for the purpcac rfameadmr nc
detail. ''0
Mr.. Montgomery stated to Tie ccnt,.rna,
iast up, that the operation Of THIS bill w.
topovidc that in cases in which the dc6ri.
I'VE sentence might SO to less Of life or ~ a.
fanny subpoenas should issuc. Brt ~
the punishment did not extend 60 i,,,s ~ ~
OF ii,i,an'f Geposi;iohs might be taL.n Ia
Tould submit it TO Tie cof.siderat,on g ,hS
-1'''c' NAa.ler person .b0aA be At -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

T GIVE. this public NOTICE, that certificate
i certaining my right to thirty-two shares in the
Bank of Virginia, has been lost by me. In conse-
qucnce of which, shall make application TO the
Ban, for new one. ] request that any person
hands of MIR Thomas Norvell, Broker, living in
the city of Richmond HUGH C. BOGGS.
Spottsylxaaia, fVa) Feb, 10. (tf) ,,-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

MOUND, a small Silver Spooa, (apparentiy
4 desert sPoon) marked withthe Initials T.
A. e. and made BIZ L. S.--The owpermay have
the same, application at this Office, after pay
ing the expences ofthis Advertisement
March IS fSt7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

a. DVEKTi St1MENT.--I forewaIn ali per-
L n sons whatever from trading or taking as.
agnInent for bond now in the hands Of Mr.
George Williamson Of Powhatan, Ex'or. of ia
cob Williamson, decd. The bond WAS given by
Mrs Hanna'f Williamson to William r. Walker
OF Pr.Ace Edward, for the amount of 30 pounds
and the bond dated the third day of January, 1908
GEORGE ECCLESTON,
Executor IF Hannah HHidnt5on.
March IS. 1aw6wij
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

hTOTICE.-The subscriber having been APP
IN pointed Master Commissioner for the Chan
Gerry county court of Hcnrico, informs those who
may have cases referred to him by order Of the
court, that he is now ready to act on them. lis
Office is kept at his residence nearly opposite the
Swan TaYern. JAMES II. GORDON.
Richmond, March IS G1aw3wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18
DENrrENTIARY sToRE.-rhe subs crber,

DEN1TENTIARYS TCRE.-Ihe subscriber,
4 Agenc for the Pen;tentiary, offers FOR SALE
the following articles, the manufacture oil that
institution, az very low prices for cash oni, ut re-
tail and at 90 days credit at wholesale, for ap-
proved endorsed negotiable notes
CUT NILS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

M fLLIAM TEMPLE, has received bvtne
w ship Herscheil from Liverpool, and Calpe
From London, III extensive supply of MR..
EHdNDiZE, suitable ~ the present and an
preaching season, which he will sell loa
Get. 10 ttc1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

NO REET.---Four Commodisus TENE.
Il NEVIS, hear the Armoury.- FoR HrnE
wo SAwvFRs. f. J. HARVtE.
Jan. q fepG1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

Spikes OF all sizes same price as :iOdy. Nails.
Broad s. narrow Axes, Hatchets, Hoes, Plough
Shares and Coilters, Hinges, Wedges, Ham-
mers, Tenders, Traces and Stretches, Tin Ware,
&c &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

Flre Euckeis 3 Fl a 5 5 per par.
, Brides, Sufsiagles, Back bands, Whipthongs,
Spur-leathcrs, Hamestrings, &c.
Any of the above articles made to orders left
at PenitentiaTy Store, second door above the Ea-
gle Tavern. d. ]. BURR.
Richmond, March II. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-03-18

PUpLIsKED THOMAS RircHIE, opPo-
SITE THE PosroFF1cE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER aNNUN, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.