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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

Tie number and amount d aesu arms finished, and
old arms repaired, in the ten mouths, ending with
70 the 5Oth September, 1907, at tie y. A,nlory.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

usT PUBGlsnED, and may be had at J1cop
a. Johnson's Book Store, nearthe Market Bridge
Par of VoL. / OF HEN1vG S: MuNPosn's
hEFCEIS. Feb. 10. (1aw3,y)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

E'Oit SALE, vir,Ge Ola deed n trust, cx-
- ccutc;i 10 the subscriber by Butter Rrcdbou.n,
10 secure the Payment OF debt To VIM Gait, VII
DC exposed 20 s..ic 1T public auction, for .dymo
ney, on Wednesday the I'd of March reXt, at
Thomas Wills in the town Of Milton, well i'm
proved LOT in the said town Us an ativ,,,;o-
geous situation for Carriage or wag;con maker.
there being on the lot a large WORK shop, a GOOD
blacksmith shop aid well finished dwelling
house actn,s ustee, will only convey lie IL
tic YES ed az nae as such.
DIVXD 4NDERSoN, 7y4stee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

He Manchester Republican Blues arc 10
qucstcd 10 appear IN uniform on ticir D.
rHde ground on Saturday the 2Oth inst. precisclv
at 3 O'Clock p ~
b. orGey If the Captain.
EcGrRqyv IS '06 o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
Nary DEPARTMENT,
9Th January, 1903.
SIR
Congress-.

Ri. SMITH.
Honorable Mr.. DazuSon,
Congress. 5
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

20 HIRE, for Che present year, likely Fg
on n?ig House SERVANT Al tic
Ouncc OF the ENoU1RER. Feb 16 (tfl
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

VHcc ut NC ENQUIRER. Feb H. (ffl
vrt OF AIDED Of trust IRON John IIc,-7~
o. rIN 70 'he s.bscrb r, and bearing date the:
Once VIII be sold on Thursday the 18tL inc,
tho premises. to the highest bidder. for rcsJ,
money, one hundred acres of LAND. h.. ,ba4
same more or less, in Hanover county, Il inc, tl,
lower part OF the Tract whereon said II n !.
cd THOMAS ppIcg ~ r#
Feb. 16 rs >"''f-'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,

AN Az L,
Supplementary To The act, entitled can acJ
to prohibit the Importation of certain
goods, wares and merchandise
Be IL enacted by tie Senate and House
Of Representatives NJ tie United States
Of Andricd, in Congress assembled, That
nothing in the act to which this act is sup
plement, shall be so construed as 10 prohi.
bit the importation of the following articles,
that is to say:
First Wrappers and outside packages
in which goods, he Importation of which
is not prohibited, usually are and shall be
wrapped or packed at the time of their
importation
Second Bags or sacks in which salt shall
be imported:
Third. Glass bottles or phials in which
drugs, medicines, or any other article, the
importation of which is not prohibited,
shall be imported;
Fourth. Printed books, maps and charts !;
Fifth. Watches, tradesmens' and ar i
iicers' tools mathematical, astronom cal
md surgical instruments gilt buttons,
locks and all other articles manufactured
partly of brass and partly of any other me-.
lal.
Sixth Saalloons, and woollen stuff
muskets, bayonets, swords, cutlassess and
pistols.
Sec. 9. IND be IL further enacted, That
ne articles of the following description
shall lie held and considered as being en-.
1rac'ai by the description of articles, the
importation of which is prohibited by the
act TO which this act is supplement, thai
IS to say:
All articles manufactured entirely of silk
and wool, or of silk and fax, or of ii * and
wool; Roor cloths; wollen cassimers, car
pets, carpeting and mats, whose invoice
prices shall exceed FIVE shillings sterling.
per square yard.
Sec 8. Ind belt further enacted, That
no articles imported on board any vesse
of the United States, cleared out before the
fourteenth day of December last from any
port within the United States or the terri
tories thereof, shall be subject to the pro.
Inhibition enacted by the act to which this
act is a supplement-: ProUiSed, That such
vessels which may have cleared for any
port beyond the cape of Good Hope, shall
return to some port in the United States
or its territories within twelve months:
Ind Proridcd, That such vessels as shall
have cleared from any other port shall
return as aforesaid within six months from
the said fourteenth day of December.
]. B. VARNUM, Sneaker
ofthe House If Representatives.
GEO; CLINTON,
Vice President offhe United States, and
Pre@dent IF tie Senate.
February 81, 1903.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
TIL, JEFFERSON.

An act,
For the relief Of Samuel Whiting.
mr. IL enacted by me Senate and House
u ReHTCseHfatices o. tie United S,afes o.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15

.fmerica, in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the treasury be and is hereby
authorised and directed TO pay to Samuel
Whiting four hundred md forty dollars, in
satisfaction of the said Samuel Writings
claim for services rendered and expenses
incurred, pursuant 20 the directions of the
postmaster general, IN the experimenting
and prosecuting one Henry Deming, late a
deputy postmaster at Hinsdsle, in NJ ssa-
chusetts, who was indicted in the circuit
court of the United States at Boston, for
embezzling certain letters which came to
his possession, Containing bank notes belong
ing to the said Samuel Waiting.
J b. VARNUM, SPEAKER
of the House Of RefiresenfatfvcS
GEO: CLINTON,
Vice. President Of 'te Unifed StafeS ana
President Of me Senate.
February 25, 1908.
APPRoVED,
TIL. JEEET> DOOM
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,

AN ACT,
Making further provision for the disposal
Of the sections Of land heretofore reser-
we'd for the further disposition of Con-.
gress.
BEH erGcfed bythe Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States Of
Hmerica, in Congress assembled, That all
the sections Of lanG heretofore reserved
for the future disposition Of Congress, not
sold or otherwise disposed of, and lying
within either of the districts established
for the disposition Of public lands in the
state Of Ohio, with the exception Of the sec
ton numbered sixteen Of the Salt Springs
ard lands reserved for the use of the same
shall be offered for sale in that district,
within which such reserved sectisns may
respectively lie, on the same terms and un-
der the same regulations rs other lands in
the same district: ProUided. That such
sections shall previously be offered TO the
highest bidder, at public sales, 70 be held
under the superintendent Of the registers
and receivers Of public monies Of the land
Offices respectively 10 which they are at
tached, on the same terms as have been
provided by law 'or the public sal, of the
other lands Of the United States, and on
such day or days as shall by a proclamation
.0f the president Of the United States b,
designated for that purpose dndHromdea
also, that no such heretofore reserved sec
lion shall be sold either at public. or pri-
waite sale, at less price than our dollars
per acre.
' J Il. VARNUM, Speaker
Of the Hou-c Of Representatives
GEOt CLINTON,
Vice-President Of the Urited States, ant
President Of the Senate
FEBRUARY 30, 1908.
APPROVED,
TIL; JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
TO Dollars Reward.

81 UN AWAY from the Subscriber on
IN Friday las:, Negro Man named
JOHN, a carpenter by trade. lie IS SIX
teet and upwards high, very likely, Of in
'inualing manners, extremely polite wben
spoke1t to. Tor three years past he lived
with Mr.. Anderson Barrett. lie has q
ieee mulatto woman Gov bis wife, in Rich
mcnd, living near he work house, where
J expect be will stay. lie took with him
Aevera articles of husba.dry amongs,
them, pair Of iron wedges, marked with
The letter p. | will give reward O., { ten
dollars, lfdelIvered to me in the lower end
Of Hanover, Or eigh. il confined in Jail, and
] apPrised Of it. tie is called by The me-
groes John Russell.
hRMiSTEAD RUSSELL.
Hsaoyer, January %, 1908. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
NOTICE..

a LII persons to whom the estate 9th.
a late Judith Robinson dec. oF Cam
betlaOd county, is indebted, are desired
on or before the first day of October next
TO bring forward their claims properly ap
,hentica'ed, that provision may be mad
'or payment, and to all claims exhibited
after that period, this advertisement viii
De plead in bar. a division of said esta,e
among the legatees will be made on the
aboye day.
JOHN HATCHER, Fx'r.
harch IL 1908 Dam / Oct.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
REMOVAL.

7 AM Hesiross TO exchange the following pro
n perry, or any part thereof, as may be agreed
en-, for snail trsa Of COOL Land. in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other I'M.
provemeats, good spring of water. and
greeable neigtborhood. at distance Of 30 TO 100
miles MP the couniry-To gay for Houxes in tn,
sity--Lands il renrico county, joining the AGA
deny lands. and near this city--2,000 acres on
Richisnd creek in Lincoln county. Kentucky
1,C00 acres on the waters Of the Ohio, in Mason
couniy-and two trS0s Of Military Lands on tn.
river Tenn ssee, each SIS . 3 acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond Feb G. 1903. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
NoT1CE.

THE Subscriber having formed connection
In business. under THE firm of HOVEY &,
SILK, OFFER FOR SALE, at tbe Store latei,
Occupied by M C0ariesT 1Tacmu,do, the follow
Ing articles:
so hhds. N. E. Ruzl,
IS hhds. loaf and lump sugar,
II bags of pepper
ton of bar lead
10 boxes cotton and wool cards,
25 boxes candles
Is boxes N. York chocolate
IS trunks OF shoes assorted
80 ticrces Stone Lime
HENRY HOVEY,
J.3DHES STEER.
FL all. PERSONS who arc indebted to
the Subscriber are requested TO make immediate
payment No .urther indulgence will be given
to those whose bonds and accounts have been
due six months. HENRY uOVE.Y
April 5ih, 1868 epsw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
BIZ THE GoYERN0R
Of the Commonwealth Of virgiaia,
A Proclamation.

nv HEREAS it is represented to the Execu.
tive on the affidavit OF John Cockarill.
gentleman, of the county of Northumberland
that on the 18th day of March last, on his way
TO the court the said county, he the said John
Cockarill was waylaid and feloniously shot from
a gun by some person unknown that Peter
Cockariii the son Of the said John Cockariil,
about IA years old, was at the same time struck
with one shot AND that it was the opinion OF
Corban Baker, aphysician of the county afore
said, that the said John CockarIl would have
ocen killed by the said shot but for the thick
ness his cloathing have therefore thought
at, with the advice of the council of state, to
issue this proclamation, hereby offering u re-
ward of one hundred dollars TO any person OF.
persons who shall discover, apprehend and
cause 20 be prosecuted to conviction, the per.
son or persons, thus waylaying and feloriously
shooting the said John Cockarill. And l do
moreover enjoin all officers, civil and military.
and exhort the good people of the common
wealth. to discover, apprehend and cause to
be brought to justice, the person or persons so
waylaymg and feloniously shooting tho said
John Cockarill.
Given under my hand with the seal of
IL. 81 the Commonwealth annexed ut Rich
mond this seventh day of April, 1903.
(Signei)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
Valuable Lands.

IE subscriber will Sell. on a credit, or ex
i change for Property in Richmond or its
neighborhood, the f5ilowing LANDS, To wit:
s22 acres in the state Of Kentucky, by surve,
bearing daie TIE 10th day of Oaobcr 1877, win.
and being in the dSiria set apart for the officers
and soldiers OF The Virginia state line, on Little
Barren river.
Also, 1000 acres, in Kentucky. by survey
bearing date the 10Th Oelober 1877, likewise w.
ing in the disuia set apart for the officers and
soldiers OF the Virginia state line on the nortl
side ct Little river, u branch of Cumberland ri
yer, and about two and an half miles from the
mouth of Little river.
Also, $50 acres of Land in the county OF Mav
son, state of Virginia. on Old Town creek, about
miles from Mason courthouse.
tndisputable titles viii be made 10 the above
mentioned lan0s; and plcts of each traa may be
cen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond.
THOMAS BOHhNNAN
January 931. 1903 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
By,AufMor5ty.
AN ACT.

An ACT,
To provide for the payment of certain ex
penses incurred in the enquiry into the
conduct of John Smith, Senator from
the state of Ohio.
BIZ it enacted by The Senate end House
IF REPRESENTATIVES IF the United States of
fn7erica, in Congress assembled, That the
accounting officers of the treasury be, and
they are hereby directed TO audit and set
lie the accounts Of all persons who NAV
have claims against the United States, for
expenses incurred in the enquiry into the
conduct of John Smi h, Senator of the
United States, for the state of Ohio, as an
alledged associate OF Aaron Burr: which
expenses NAV have been authorised bv the
committee Of Enquiry, or by order Of the
Senate ProUidcd, That the said accounts
shall have bees first certisfied, by The chair
man OF the committee, or by the Secretary
of The Senate.
Sec. 2. Ind be- IL further enacfed, That
TO every witness before the said committee
of enquiry or before the Senate upon the
said enquiry, there shall be allowed and
paid, for every days attendance thereon,
tie sum Of three dollars. And to defrav
the said expenses, there is hereby appro.
priated the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars, 20
ne paid from any monies in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
J. b. VAi,NUM. Sneaker
oFHe Horse Of Rehressn ,aiUea
GEO; CLINTO1s,
Htce-President OF me UHifed Sfafes. md
President ofthe Scnate.
February 10, 1908.
APPRcTED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
An act,
For the relief Of Samuel Whiting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15

ID UN AWAY about the FIST inst from III
AA service IF hin William Rawleigh, G.,
whom lie was hired ) BLACK MAN, ma m
ed JACKSON, a Heute Carpenter by profes-
sion, Of hin consump'ive appearance, about ~
years of age five feet eighs or nine inches high ;
from cncuinetances attending his eopemeni, i,
believed. he intends making his way to onc
Of the Easiera States. and has ben prcvidco
with false papers Of frcedom.-If taacn within
The S,a'c, end delivered TO here, or secure.i,
thai / get Kim, will Five Fifty ID ollars, or IL
taken out Of he STATE, One Hundred Dollsyc.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond Dec. 24;h, 1907. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
For Rent,

THE House on the Main Street, mex, to Nessrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the FIRST Of
of January nexs-apply to
JOSEPH CALICO
Richmond. Dcc o. 1907. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-15
WM.H. CABELL.
the SUBSCRIBER together
with Inlr, Goo I-,,ron Al, L :,

w with John Stockwell the Elder, and
George Johnston and Jane his wife of the coun-
| ty of Tyrone in the kingdom of ireland, exc
cuted power Of attorney, dated the 9th dav
Of April 1906, authorising John Stockwell, iun.
20 receive, and TO sell and convey all the estate.
zeal andpersonal, to which we were entitled
nder the wills or as heirs at law of Mark
Stockwell late Of the city of Washington, or
|pi Henry Stockwell late of Philadelphia con-
ssting principally Of Lots in the city of Wash i.
'ngton, and Lands in Grecnbrier, and Kama
who, counties in Virginia Now know all e.
whom this writing shall come, that we, for good
causes, do'hereby revoke and entirely annul Tho
said letter of attorney herein before mentioned
Given under our hands and seals this 98tb
day OF March, 1903
(SeaD JAMES HANCOCK.
April g. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Sa,ette 9blp g2ems.
PORT OF PORTLAND--lsO7.

Fyida}, January %.
Arrived brig Margaret, capt. MEntoih, 20
days from Robzrt Martinique y Cargo, 4lo-
L5es, 10 Artbpr 1z'Le!laz.
5atu, lay, January 90.
Arrived brig Rainbow, capt. Tucker, 20
days from Martinidue.-C Cargo Sugar and Me-
3,LJes {, D. q 7. Tyst1.
yESSELS LEFT
AT KingRon, Dec. ~, ihiP Damarilcotta,
Dockendorff, from BriIto, Maiue Ocean,
Malcolm, from Portland,-At Pit, Petre, Dec
18Th, hrig Henry, Cutler, of Portland, one
man dead, mate apd hands Gck AT Anti
qua, Dec. "A, capt. Pendeton. Of brig Eliza, OF
Bath, part Of her cargo condemned At Nevis :;
number American veaels lately Islealed AT
Robart, Dec IS, Margaret, MIntoih, Port
land, 2 DAYS; sch. -, Chandler, do IS
AT Georgetown, S. Q. Jan, 4, brig -, Hall,
for Portland, next day; .ch'rs American Lady,
Caroline, Venus, and foop Sally, Price, All se-
longing to the eastward.
FRTPINC HEMcPANDA.
IL; IF tie bqrgge Re,gLi.,y-The Reg;ila-
tcr, capt. Thom,s Mead, failed from Bottom,
for Portland, the 4sh mn, aud tie following
day, about 2 o'clock, #. was oil Portland
Light; But owing 10 the winds being TO the
nor,hw2rd, was cancelled to beat OF the har-
Dor till the nett fOrenOon-when a violent
fnow form came on from the ~ E and oblf-
Fed capt. M. 10 put her away Tor Winter
Harbor; but the weather being thick, he was
unable to make Wood I1and-and at o clock
in the afternoon, the vefe was driven on
ihore on the rocks, about two miles to the
eaitward Of Bad-Eead. After fhe (trucK
capt. Mead, by fudden iurch of the vedel.
was walhed overheard and all attempts TO
fave him were Intellectual. One Of the men,
"a Swede) was drowned in endeavoring 10
give aiiltance to the CaPtain-VelIeI (eIcept
part Of the rigging and cargo, valued at
1000 dollars, loR
The sch. -, Capt Bowdoin, from Peno5- |
foot, for Bottom, laden with wood, was driven |
on TO Salisbury beach at NewburyPoft bar, in
the storm of Thursday 18th inf. The caPt
was knocked overheard by the main boom. & |
loft The sch. has incs been got Off
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
BACKBONE BRIDGE.

THE Proprietors Of Back-Cove Bridge are
hereby notified that their femi-annual
meeting will be holden at the hOuie of Mr.
Abysbam Beeaa", in Portland, on MogdIy fbs
f,f DAY Of Fs5rsary next, at two o'clock, =. NJ.
for the following Purpoles, viz.
To chOofe a Moderator.
TO receive luch accounts as may be laid
before them, and act thereon as they may
think proper.
BY order Of TIE Standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, R1qSrh CivG
P0tEsas, Jar. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
REMOVAL
And mare NeV and Lbeab Gods
N. L. Poor,

INFORMS the Psrebajsr, Of ENGLIS
GOODS, that he has removed from M.i-
Jys RovV, to the lsOre lately occupied BY Mum
roe futile corner Of lHiSILe and UHiaz Street,
where may be found a good aiIortmelt OF
GOODS, cheap as caA be Purchaled.-viZ-
Baizes and Flannels, by the piece or yard
Perleie FIanels and Cloths
BroadcIoths and Cafimeres
Plains, Duf6ls, Blankets, 6-4to too
Common and Super6ne C94tings
Worried Ho6ery-s quantity
Cotton and Glk do
Pic niC and other dix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan and beaver do
White, pink and yellow SarGnets
] carton real Thread Laces
Cottsn, white and black fix Wells e. L7sgs
Cap Pstterns-Lace Mullins
White and colOred Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Canbrics- Calicoes and Furniturea,
Chambrays, GinEhams, ak VeHings
Chambray Shawls
a large aflOrtment Of fancy Cotton and m
diA Cottpns and Checks, Bombazetts, tJ'e. t5's.
With variety of FANCY ORNAMENTS
VIZ Gold and flver Bands and Chains
BugIe BANDS; Beaded CrelceDts
Beaded Star Trimning-Spanglea
Silk Cords and Tahels
Plumes and oftrich Feathers
SILK Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purfes, tys tys.
All ofwhlch will DC sold on the very owsf
terms for calh. (epsf1 Dee "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
NEW9 @
II The Public.

1T having been conceived, that a wrong
contraction might be made Of my Card in the
lat Gazette, when taken in connection with
the account of the fire, deem it an act Of
JIitice TO thole concerned, TO fate it was far
from my intention 10 intimate that the fire
originated in the APARTMENT occupied by
MIR TBo7as B. HAT, as am fully convinced
that was not the cafe; and on further inYttti-
Eation, made fnce my paper Of Saturday
morning, it appears TO my latisfaGtiOn th4t
the edition Of Blackltone's Commonplace,
printed by Mr.. Wait, and the paper confined,
were the property Of Mr.. Wait and Mr.. Hale,
aud that the lois lultained is theirs and that
q large proportion of the printing apparatus.
tie fole property Of Mr.. Wait, was deltroyed.
Jan. 2J, sos. w. WEEKS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
Dleo

At Sanders,ille, 9. Nathaniel Cooke, Esq
attorney atLaW.
At Exeter, Col Benjamin Boart.r an, a
gel 70
At Woburn, Ebenezer Lawrence, aged
3, student Of Williamstown College.
III tii, town, Mr. Nicholas Byrne, aged
ga native of Ircland.-A child of Mr..
William Ross, aged Il months.
At Saccarappa (FalInouth) Mr.. E6CHezsr
Partey Of Cape Elizabeth, deputy Sheriff,
n consequence Of blows received upon his
head from one joseph Drew. Parker, the
preceding day to that on which the assault
was committed, arrested a Mr.. Quinby and
left him with. keeper from whom he escap-
ed to Drew's shop, who is blacksmith.
Parker OH going TO the shop to take him a.
gain was forbid entering man in compa-
ny however pushed the door open, at whom
Drew threw a sledge and then took up
piece Of sleigh arm and with the first
Stow ielled p. TO the ground and repeated
the blows several times, his skull was trac
tured IN q shocking manner, he languished
several days. Drew has been committed
toJal IN this town, 70 take his trial for mur-
derst the SaPFsms Judicial Court il May
pFAS'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
REMOVAL.
IOEL HALL.

HAVING Purchzled the whole Cock il
: trade Of John P. TBsyeon g Co. has re-
moved from No 2, LongWharf, to Central
ROzO, (the fore formerly occupied by faid
John 2. Tbnfo, & Co. where he offers for
iale the following articles -
POO crates c. c. Earthern Ware1
100 caiks Englilh Nails 11"''''e0 =
so crates Junk Bottles Ds''~F'
II grois Alulfard Bottles
Boxes ~ by IS, II by Is, 10 by Is, 10 bY
Il, 10 by Il, 3 by Is, 9 by Il, 9by d, by
9, and s by Crown Window Glafs
20 bottles luper6ne, fine and common Co.
pal Warmth
40 caiks fine Engliih Mulard
II do CopPeras-4 do Alum
do Red Lead
4 iheets mild Lead, ID. and y per ID.
iduare feet
10 cwt. patent Shot
l hid. common Lamp Black
keg Lythage
200 VT. Iron Wire, ahorted
z doz long & hort handled Fryiag Q Pans
10 quires Sand Paper
NETS Small Weights
"a fmall painted Scale Beams, afTorted
80 boxes Pipes
100 StoReJugs and Butter-pots
Bbls Mefs No l and Pork
SO hhds. Windward Iland Rum
do Mutcovado Sugars
200 do Liverpool Salt
] 500 quinals Co Flo Taa, 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-25
BENJAMIN WILLIS.

HAVING been driven from his late fard
IA in HAymarket Row, (by the late ire) has
taken the Store lately occupied by Mr.. JoLA
Dean, oppoGte Melrs. Ro-v e Evan Store,
where he has now for fale, large afortnent Of
EngHlb, India 4 Mt India Goods
which were laid in at reduced prices, and fhall
be fold at a very fmall ProGt-and made iAtii-
factory to purchalerl
NOTICE. I
IN confequence Of the fevere lois which he
has futained by the fire he is under the necef-
fly Of again calling on thofe indebted to him,
where NE time of payment has ela.ied, to
make immediate payment, otherwiie they
mutt not be furpriGed if they fhould be called
on at the approaching Court, (I5th Feb) as
the above calamity, he fruits, will be Gufh-
Gent execute for 70 doing
~ B.-There are number of Goods n r
fing that where removed, ihould any perfon
have knowledge Of them they will oblige the
fubfcriber by giving information, that they
may be recovered.
r Thofe gentlemen who were active il
reicuing and prelerving hi, goods, have the
grateful thanks Of BENZ. WILLIS