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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04
PHILADELPHIA, july Q.

1T meeting of the Masters and Mates Of
vessels, convened on public notice, at the.
Merchants Cofiee-house, on Thursday G..
vening the 22d Sept. 1903,
Capt. A. SToTEsBuRY, was appointed
Chairman, and
Capt. e. NJ. DoNNALsoN, Secretary
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted:
feSofpcd, That we wildly all fair & honor
able means promote the election efJAMEs
Ross to the governmental chair OF this state
because, with the fullest confidence in his
talents and abilities for the faithful executi
on OF the general duties of the Office, we are
satisfied that he will firmly resist any at
tempt to render the Judiciary dependant, to
abolish the trial by jury, to curtail the right
of suffrage, or to violate in any manner the.
constitution of this State
RESOLVED, That we believe Simon Sny-
der to be entirely disqualified for Governor.
OF this state, and more particularly, because.
on the consideration or an address of the Le-.
gislaturc to the General Government. When
this sentence, "Resolved to de- freemen ra
Their than become the vassals of Great Bril-
tain was proposed to be amended by adding
the words ''or any other foreign power" he
opposed the same; thereby cyincinG that he
was willing to become the vassal of some TO-
reign power.
Resoived, That We VIII support the Fede-
raj ticket generally; because, under the 60
vernment of the disciples of yVashin on.
we hope for the revival of the Commerce of
our country, which has so deplorably Ian
guished under the present administration.
and Oh which alone the most of us depeod
for support--a support which the Embargo
has already forced many of our seamen to
seek in foreign service.
Resotped, That each of us will earnestly
recommend to such of our seafaring brethren
as may be found entitled to- a vote with us.
that they Should prepare themselves with the,
requisite proofs OF their right Of suffrage
ana on no account fail to exercise that r;eIt.
ReSoi0ed, That the EDITORS of the several
papers Of this city who are Friendly to tho.
Constitution be, and are hereby respectfully
requested to publish the proceedings OF this,
meeting
(s5igued) A. STOTESBURY.
"A LU;r,un,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

20 he sold for 1ady money, at the Eagle. TIA.
4 vern in the qty of Richmond, on Wetlnes.
day the Goth day Of October next, (IsOS) in per-
Stance of u deed 4 trust from David Ross, esq
bearing date on tie 10Th day of March 1907,
md recorded in tif Ccaeral Ccur. ali his, the
SAID David Ross tract parcel of LAND.
lying and being in he Counties of Coochiand and
flovanna, called lee Bird Estate, containing
three thousand five hundred acres, be the same
more o. less; for TIT purpose of paying sun,;ry
debts In the said dedl mentioned, together with
the interest thereon and the expences attend
ing the execution Of thc said trust
EDWAR9 JOHNSTON, ! r.,.,
JOHN FIX. F"stee'.
Richmond, S ptf5. >... Itdsl
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A. STOTESBURY.
Z WWfTN
[Sabscrijed by 95 names |
From, tie ~ Y. american Citizen.

I lay before tile reader with great pleasure.
the following character, drawn by the Ripbr
Hon. Charles James Fox, OF the father of 3is
country and the great bcucfactor oFthe world.
GEN. WAsH1NcToN. Tolsten to one Great
man when thus speaking of another, is de-.
lightful.
" From TIE execution Of the kinq 70 the.
death of Cromwell, the governments was.
with some variation Of forms, in substance
menarchjcai ana absolute, as a government,
Established by military force will almost,
invariably be, especially when tie exerticps
ol such force are con .inued for ans iength
ot Time. Il to this general rule our ownsee.
and people whom their Origin and near re
lation to us would almost warrant us to cal,
our own nation, have afforded a splendid and
perhaps solitary exception, we must reflect
not on!J th"t a character Of virtues so han
Ipiy temFerel hy one ARCHER, and so wbcliv.
. 'alloyed with any vices, as chat Ct Wash
ington, is hardly 70 be found IN the pares cf
history, but that even Washington himself
might not have been able to act his rost -,cl
rlous OF all parts, without the existence ~
circumstances u1~ommonly favourable. ami
almost pecnliIr tntle Country which was O.,
be the theatre Of it. Virtue ike his Csreads
not indeed upon tine or place hut ait,cr:ab
10 no country or time would b., have dtyraIstf
himself into Pisistratus, or a Cesar. o., +,
Cromwell, he mia'tt have shared tbe Inte ,rr
L. Cato, or Dc Wit; or, Ike Ludlow and
Sidney, haze moufncdin exile The lost Hbeys
Ties Of lns Country"
Hsiory Of fi~r. IT, n. 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

ID ANNK NOTES, as below described, We're
4 , put into the post office at this place on eth
May last, enclosed in letter addressed to Messrs
John EVarder and Sons, Philadelphia, and which
ettc" has never been received it is therefore ap-
pretended that the BANK NOTES NAV have fall
len into improper hands and should such ap-
pear circulation, we earnestly request that they
may be stopped. Any satisfactory information
regarding them will be thankfully received, and
if required, literally rewarded.
BUCHANAN G POLLOK
Petersburg, July uf)
Bank of Virginia payable attheir Office Of Dis
count and Deposit Petersburg, to Robert Biz
chett President thereof or Bearer,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

ETOR S iLE, rglua',ie tract of LAND, in
Z the County Of King William, belonging to
nc estate Of William Brooke, deceased con
'a'ring by a late survey, 763 acres of highland
ena upwards Of 100 acres of valuable wild Dat
Mafsh.-1his land is Of very good quaiity, and
lies extremely well IN The Mat,apony river two
miles above Frazcr's ferry.--I consider partcu.
Jar discriDtioa Of ;hs laud unneccse az those
who arc inclined 20 purchase, viii undoubtedly
Fiewit. This Land will be sold on "a liberal ere
fiit, and the sale viii lake place on the premises
OH Monday the third ri ocinherrc\t
RICHARD BROOKE, Executor
Sept. 30. (4w)
NJ b. IL not sold on that dry, it vii be rent
cd for the ensuing year to the highest bidder.
v q
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7 hND.-For sale valuable tract of Land in
- GOochland county, on the watets of Beaver
Dam creek; containing 466a acres. This is ex-
ccllent farming Land; fertile in the produce of
grass, corn and wheat-of the latter, a large crop
is inst put in. Its improvements arc comfortable
and convenient; but the purchaser will first see
it, by applying to Mr.. Branch, OF the premises
Tie terms will be easy; the greater part of the
payment will be received in negroes from ten to
twenty-five years of age. TIE subscriber will
yiform further those who apply. He resides a
bout miles from the Land
RIO: SAMPSON
September so. (ep3w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

WILL. be sold at the door OF buck,ngn.i lii
w Court House, on the tenth, say, 10th day
OF October next, being court day, for cash. by
viruc of deed Of trust executed TO me by Chas
tam Lesueur, for the purposes in said deed Of
trust mentioned, one tract or parcel of l. AND,
Giving and being in the county Of buckingham
whereonl now live, containing BY estimation 3
hundred acres, viz The Land whcrcon my dwell
ling -house now stands and adjoining thereto adj
joining the lands Of Role Eidridgc and others
Go use the expressions of said deed of tr,ist)
being only Interested as trustee for the benefit OF
Oth;rs, will only. convey title to SAID Land as
trustee. GEO: PERKINS, trustee
Sept. 10. ID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

~1iE subscriber intending to remove into the
4 country, vii! expose to public sale, at his
dweiling-house, on Saturday TIE 9Th of October,
part OF his Household Furniture, consisting OF
4 variety of handsome articles. Also two Lofts
an Richmond Hill, Delightfully."- situstcd They
adioin the-Intts of Mr.. Samuel peasants.
The articles Of Household Furniture vii, be
s!d at sixty days credit, for al, sums above fifty
'lollars-The Lofts on two years. credit At the
same time will be sold negro Woman, who is a
rood cook, washer and ironer, at IL months Gre
dit The sale will commence precisely at II o.
clock CHI: JOHNSTON.
September 80 (4t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

II Ills & ALLAN have received per the shin
IL Hero, supply offall GOODS, malsiHy their
assortment consist of napt Cottons, Plains, For
rest Cloths. Dutfili and Rose Blankets, best s,
oerane London Cloths and Kerseymcres. doub,c
and single milled, Swansdowns and Toilenetts,
r''nneis, Baze, coatings and FRIES, gentlcmers'
nett Shirts and drawers, gentlenens' and ladies'
Angola anil lambs wool hose. ladies' very fine cot
ton and silk hose. Nuslins, Cambria, Dimities &
printed Muslins, Calicoes, and a few pieces fur
nituTe Calntz, silk Shawls, elegant MufTs and
CaPes, Wells and laced Turbans, thread and cot
ton Laces. English Lustrings, Sattins and Flo
Tentnes, very fine hin-k Bumbazeene. elegant
worked Robes, few Iyis'l ia mask Table Cloths,
IRISH Dispers, ST. Irish sieetine. a few pieces
very fine A Irish Linen, Ivory Knives &: Forks,
Sniths' bellows. hnv;ls, Vices and Hammers,
l. nTnorv Mills with iy wheels, brass ard iron
,Nio Locks, &c. &c. &c. A few casks IIbbeert's
best brown Stout, Hartian's Sn;;fr. No g. Of SUI.
perlor quality, few boxes gentienens' fashion,
ao.e London made Hats, Sentlemcns' and ladies
Cloves Of very good quality. best steel plate,
Nh, pitt and cross cut saws, 3dv 6. s. TO- ~ &
cody. nails, and Cody flooring Brods, sack Salt
'L"srpool hiicd) White Lead, Fellow Ochre,
ara Spanish Grown.
Wheat and Tobacco will be received in pay.
mont, at liberal prices.
Sept. %. (eT8w)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

M ILL positively be sold, the Sloop NANCY
w of Richmond, on Friday, 9TH Oct. 1908,
on credit of 4 and months, by the Admins
tratrix of mo. ADDISON, Decd
Sept. o.. (StsN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

" WILLIAMSBURG, September /, 1866
w The Subscribers have entered into part e.
rersi.ip, under the firm OF COLES HENDER-
SON, and have supplied themselves with re.
neral and well selected assortment Of stperfine
snd f'ue Cloths, WooIlcns, Manchester SUITS,
'am5Tics, Hosiery, Hardware, Ssdiciy, stat.
1Ir'ry and cRoczRIrs; which they will sell low
i1r cash, coui'try produce, or on shoit credit 10
Customers WIN are punctun in tlriy Payments
ROSCOW COLE. JAS. HENDERSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04
81 PUBLISHED nv THOMAS R.rcuIE, or
FcsrTE THE UNION TAVERN, AT FIVE DOT
Lars EN- ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

: A GOLD WATCH was taken from the
a lodgings of the owner, on the morning of
Wednesdaylost There ia., possibility Of It's ha-
ring fallen into honorable hands ifnot, the pub
lie are informed, that it originally cost 245 dol
lars, and the outside case a little bruised by the
aeal-thc No. or makers name, are not rccollect
ed. Twenty dollars reward is offered for its de-
livery at the Post-Offce, Richmond.
Sept. 30 C.fl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

N7E offer Cor sale, on reasonable terms, 100
w casks F English Gun-powdcr, of supe-
rior quality. 81 casks Patent Shot.
TOMPKINS & MURRAY.
Sept. so. (2N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04
LODGING, AND ENTER.

RoARDING, LODGING, AND ENTER
IL TAINMENT. The subscriber is now keep.
ing boarding house in the commodous and con-
renicndy situated house, formerly occupied BY
Main, James Gibbon, OF the main street opposite
to Harr's's brick building, where she will accom-
'modate Ladies and Gentlemen by the day, week,
month, quarter, year, will. f-enteel board
todging and cnter,ainment.-No exertions shall
I've wanting on her part to give satisfaction tn
those who will favour her with their company
ANNA BYRD.
Hichmond, Sept. 80 (eptf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

y. q. Tor The accommodation oft,e Students
nnd "cl;oiHs of WihHrn {; Nory College, they
VII zee constant supply Of the Books use0 IN
int Seminary. C.&H.
Sept. Il. tcof7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

II OTICE.-A PETITION viii, he offered to
!. . Al : 80. c:.::-::i A::.:.:li.- r 1,:--::
authorise the sale Of that tract Of Land, which
was used as G'ehe for the parish of Drystlale,
lying in the parish of St STEPHENS, and county Of
King and Queen. Sent. 80. (oawSw)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

EOR SALE my tract of LAND i'll Chester
field county, about miles from the town Of
manchester, ON rsIihg Creek, containing be-
tween six and seven hundred acres. There are on
the tract, two dwelling houses, and al! the other
necessary ont-houses. Also, two good appleor
chards, and various other kinds OF fruit will
sell the whole together, divide it as may best
suit the purchaser or purchasers, or will ex-
change it for land in Tennessee or in the south
part OF Kentucky. 1t is unnecessary TO mention
any thing abont the quality ofthe Land, IS Ipre-
sumo any person inclnab!e to purchase, will first
view the same. JOHN BAKER.
Sept %. T4tE1
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DOMESTIC.
CLUE root IN v1RcrN1A,,

TO THE cIrIzEie OF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Al meeting of "a number of the respect
able Freeholders # the County of Augusta,
IN the town ofSta,nton, onSaturtlay the 17th
OF September. 1903 for The purpose of ia
king into consideration the present crisis OF
public affairs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

To be had at The Office ef the ExeyIeEe1
HE subscribers to the Report of BURR's
Il TRIAL, are respectfully informed, that
the first volume has arrived from Philadelphia,
and is now ready To be delivered ut PETERSBURG
and Richmond sufficient n.lmber of copi,.
will be forwarded as speedily as possible to diff
ferent parts Of the country, and deposited at pla
ces convenient to Subscribers of which notice
will be duly published. Gentlemen who have
been so obiiging as to take subscription papers,
viii confera great favor the Reporter, by trans
hitting them Immediately to him at this place
or to Hopkins & Evil, booksellers at Phiiade!.
phia, as may be most Convenient, in order that
the books may be distributed accordingly. The
second volume is in the press, and every EXERT
on will be made to have it speedily ready for de
livery. AS the expenccs and labor attendant on
the publication, have been very great, the price
to non subscribers will be unavoils5ly raised
The moderate addition Of fifty cents per volume
will be required of them.
DAVID ROBERTSON.
Petersburg, Sept. 16, 1903 (6tN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

ETOR SALE.-650 Sacks Salt, 25 hhds of
4 prime Moasses, 81 Crates we'll asserted
Esrthen Ware; with a very general assortment
Of Groceries, which will be sold low for cash,
Country produce, or approved paper.
WHITE & SHELTON.
Sept. %. Tep1m1
] Wish to purchase a middle aged WOMAN,
l. without children, who has been accustomed
to house business and nursing
BENZ. JAMES HARRIS
Richmond, Sept. IS. Ttfl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-10-04

q ASH given fer WHEAT, BY
y WHITE & SHELTON
JuIy22. e
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
Edward Howe.

Ub52Jerrrr, No. 2, Uaioa-Rozc,
INFORMS the public, that he has jult open
ed an extenfve afortment of EngEfh
French and American PAPER HANGIWGS,
with elegant Borders and PANEL Papers OF
the very atelt and beR patterns, which are
telling very low; fashionable Fringes, Laces
and Ta1es for curtains Chintz Furniture
Bedticking Down, Live Geeie ana RuiIia
Feathers Sofas with and without Hair Cloth ,
Eafy and LoIing Chairs double and Jingle
Hair Mattrahes Mois do.
AH6-An elegant ahortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, as has
ever been offered for laie in this town.
E. HOWE alto tufts Sofas, Eafy and I.oll-
ing Chairs, Matrahes Of an kinds, Cuflions
for Pews, &c Beds made and filled, war
ranted of the 6rlt quality. High pof and
field Bed Curtains made in the mon talhiona-
ble nvle.
CASH given for Oxen and Horles' COARSE
HAIR. II De. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
NOTICE Z

He iuoicrloer informs his friends and he
IL public that be has purchaied the Stool
in Trade Of MeGrs L,gyqjam q GooLl. on H.
graham Wharf, where he offers fur fale y
handfome adortment of
Ehglyt, N. 4 Go1ds d Groceries.
LileTVi'e-A Quantity Of CEDER POSrs-
The above articles will be fold on the NOD
reAionabe terms for cath or good lecuritv.
Lile7r5e-WOOD conR4nt!y kept for f,I.
BY Andrew tucker.
Portland, Dec. %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
TAKEN BY EXECUTION,

A ND to be fold at Public Vendue, on the
PremItes, on Weda5jSgy TIE tzoeatiefJ DAY
Of JorHayy nest, at one of the clock in the af-
ternoon, the right in equity broadening the
following deicrlbed mortgaged real efate, to
wit one quarter Of an acre Of Land and the
Buildings thereon, ftuated in Windham, in
the county Of Cumberland, lying on the WEI
terly corner Of lot numbered fix, IN the frlt
dIvihon OF hundred acre lots il faid Wind
ham, being the fame property belonging to
Sefb King, and nlortgaged by him to Abrabazr
AHae!fn
ELLIS STANDISH, Dtppty Sheriff
Dec 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
Hard-7Vare G50d5.
William Goddard.

William Goddard.
HAS received BY fhips Joieph and Henry
L Il from Liverpool, very extcnfive add
ton to his fock Of Sadlery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods which he offers for fale bv
whoelae and re;ali, on the mott Reasonable
terms LIKEWISE,
$50 boxes ben Crown Gials, AT Gzes from
9 by 2 10 ~ by ~
l9o oaks wrought Nails. all fzes
3 tons fhee Lead
70 doz, belt Eng ih Shovels and Spades
20 d0z. Frying pans
100 doz ben Sewing Irvine
3 caiks fiat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chailc
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
2, IA and 28w do do
B'ocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blacklmths Anvils and Vices.
ALss,
An aiiortment of LOOKING GLASSES.
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
a very great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
Sept. %. If.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04


No 4, Mg9ys-R07O, Haze IN received,
4 N elegant and extenive afortment of
"A GOODS, confning Of
Hamilton dice Ginghams
Dark CHECKED do-Striped do
Plaid do; great variety
Dice Chambrays
Hamilton coIored corded C2mbrics
3-4, "A and GA white and col. Cambrics
Elegant Grecian Robe8-Fancy DrefTes
Fancy neutrality-suspicious. Cambria.
Cotton & linen cambria pocket Hdkfs.
"A great variety Of cotton do
Bandanna Fancy do-BarceIOna do
Black, hate' dove, imoke, purple, plumb
aud brown Florence Silks
Silk Florentne, Of the frt quality
Sarlnets-Modes-co u black Grapes
White, roie-white, fate, black, mix d and
dove coicr'd Ladies Engliih and French
Silk Hole
Black, white and fate Cotton do
Black, fate, brown and white Worried 40
Black, white and rOle-white Gentlemen's
French and rnglilh Silk Hofe
Lamb s-wool and Angola do
Black, white and mix Worried %
Childrea's white worried and lamb's-vooI
Socks
Englih and French Thread Laces
Black Silk do
Eleg5n. cotton Armlctts-RuGslIs
Pink, black, purple and green Duroys
Shall WIilboars- Bombazetts
Ladies black, white, nate, York-tan q pur-
pc long, hort Eugilh and French fix
AID Leather Gloves
GeItlemens Beaver do
Black and white Englilh and French fix do
~ aud Ga elegant Damaik ShawIs
o. and 81 common do
a great variety ofthe mon fashionable Get
ton ditto
DImoties-Furniture Calicoes
Shire Muhins-Spider-net do-Fancy do
Black do-Silk Velvets
Paris net Gauze-Linens
Shifting COttons-Long Cloths
India Cottons and Caiicoes
Brown and white PlalIlas
ga and S-4 Huckabuck
Silk, cotton and leather SuEpenders
% and 80 inch fix ard cotton Umbrellas
Ladies elegant bottle-green, corbeau and
brown Royal Peece CIoths
Bottle green, purple and black pelece Tab
by Velvets
Black olive, purple and blue Veveteens
Silvered Cord-Peliece Flannels
"A variety Of mon fashionable VeRing
Olive, green and drab Plains, Of a good
quality, fuitable for gentemen's Surtuits
White MILD Flanneis
Super6ne fashionable dark mixd Broad
Cloths and CatiiHeres
Patent Cords Coating5- Sattcnctts
Bale Kederminfer CarPeting, elegant pat
terms
JO-4 and ia Rofe Blankets-DufIis
Black, yellow, crimfon and white FIanneIs
~ All of which will be fold at very re-
lued price. Oh. i9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
TO BE SOLD.

by order Of Court, on Moad4y he jfIf day
Of february nest, al y o'clock, noon, the
Real Eitate Of Charter Hqga1E, late Of Portland
in the county Of Cumberland, yeoman, deseaf-
ed, being Lot Of Land, with the buildings
thereon, ftuated on the northwelt fde OF
FedeIal-itrect, in faid Portland, for the pay
ment of the debts due from the eflate Of faid
deceaied EZEKIEL DAY, Administrator
de bonis non on laid efate.
WILLIAM u PIERS, As6Pr.
Dee q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04

70 The Han. Samuel Freeman, EJa.
Judge Of Probate Of WIi5, &c. jar
the county J' Cumberland.
JEREMIAH STUBBS, Of Norihyarmouth,
j in faid county Of Cumberland, guardian
TO SOPhronia Ruhell and Nahum RuGel, mi
n0rs, under the age Of fourteen years, chill
dren Of John Rufell, late Of faid Northyar-
mouth, woman, deceaied, humblv lews,
that as Devices, the iaid Sophronia and Ma
hum, by force Of the lat win and teftarent of
Thomas Q. Runell, late Of faid Northvarn9uth.
yeOman, decealed, in right of their late faith
er, John Ruilell, and as heirs 10 him, they
hold Jointly with Jofeph Rufell and Jacob
Mitchell Ruiiell, one fourth part Of a flare
and privilege in faw-mill, fituate on ROYAL
River, IN iaid Northyarmouth, and in the
itream on which faid faw-mill ftands, late the
eltate Of the iaid Thomas G. Ru1eT, deceaf-
ed, and are deiirous that their 1hare Their, Of
may be fet off to them to hold in feveralty,
lie the faid jeremiah, guardian as aforelaid,
therefore, prays that your Honor would order
reviiiOn Of the fame, as the law in fuch csf-
Is directs. JEREMIAH STUBS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04

TOFIN LORD, athis fhop IL Foye-f-eet. ~,
, door 70 MefIrs Crg5 q Aarfia's, bas M
received handfome anortmeut of
Engh/b, french and american H7,,
among them are-real fuperfnr Bcaver-do
OF iecond qualify few real patent fjk IN
MEMS Plaided do-Youth's do, IF va,;a,,.
kinds and colors-men and boys canneIs ~
do. LiteToyf, a good afortment Of HaLa-'.
TRIMMINGS All Of which he will feu -
cheap As can be purchaied in this town for
cath or approved credit
h5o-l CATS Of ZAUFFS 81 TTPPETS. COR
fitting Of Pole car, Elk, Bear, mock Sable.
and Gennett.
O Cab and tie bigbef Price pivea
fer al liaas Of SHIPPING and HATING
FURRS. A4S!y q abovs. (ew) Dec. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-01-04
Cram & Anterior.

Cram q Anterior.
HAVE imported, per the hip JosrpH
4 = from Liverpool, the following Goods
5 Bales aaor,ed Baizes
4 do black, whit and yellow Flannels
fome yard wide and extra fine
5 do rofe Blankets
do point do twil'd & urtwild
2 60 black. blue, crab and olive Fear
noughts
do Coa.ings fashionable colours, fome
extra fine
do blue Broadcloths
2 do dark mkt, drab s olive do
2 do ben weit Of England do fafhiona-
bic coors
do do do do Calimeres
2 do blue, MKT and drab Plains
do dab Kerleys
do welLaaorted Stufs
do common fancy Swanfdowns and
1urkydowus
do faicy Ariped and fpotted Cords
do elegant Toilinets and MiItonltripes
Trunks well aGorted worried 8; LambG-
WOO Hole
Cafes black and olive Velvets
do Tabby Cords
! do Linen Checks
do fancy MaIabar Hdkfs
= Trunks elegant elk Chambrays
do common Ca,icoes
8 do fuperfne DO
do fuperfne fUperfne do
2 do elegant fashionable printed Robes,
London work
The above Goods will be fold on the moi
advantageous terms, by the piece or package
only They expect per the Henry from Liv-
erpOol, and the Rozgso and Nezv-Ca from
London, (via Bottom large additional fup-
ply of Faacy and Fashionable Goods, Which
will render their aaortment very complete.
POT & PEARL A HES wanted as above
Sept. ~,