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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

/ Of fenftlefs matter; and the mind will
take its flight to an unknown world,
to exit in a new manner, divelted of
every Circumstance Of worldly diff
tin6tion.
If we have advantages, which 9TH
ers have not, we are proportionably
more indebted. We defpifc our
neighbor; but perhaps he has filed
his narrower circle, better than we.
The man, who bears poverty and
adverlity, with cheerful contentment
who promotes the happiness of
thofe around him, according to his
ability-and fcrves his Creator in
humble hopes of a future recon-
pence fuch man, in the loweit
condition Of life, is far more worthy
and excellent, THAI the richeR and
the Proudeh of the human race, who
confines his views within himfelf,
and ihuts has hands againlt the calls
Of poverty. The poor widow with
her two mites itand higher in the
eRcem of heaven and earth, than
the rich nobleman, who fuffered 4
beggar to farve at his gate.
Let us raiie our thoughts to that
.immenfe Being, whole prefence,
power and goodnefs fufain all
worlds and thefe little differences
between worm and worm, OH which
pride is built, will inltantly dilappear
There is fmall difference be-
TWEEN a candle and glow worm /;
but hold them both to the fun, and
both are e&tinguilhed.
Let Us learn to think greatly. Of
Con, jultly Of men, wifely of virtue,
humanity of ourfelves ; and we fhall
treat no man with fcorn we ihall
think nothing contemplate but vice,
and that will appear mott contempt
| bic, when we and it in ourfelves.'
Dr.. LATHROP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
NOTICE

THE Propr;etors of B1eE- Cove Bridge are
hereby notified thar the Annual Meet,
ing of the Proprietors OF laid Bridge will be
no den at e house Of James Chadwick inn
holder IN Portland, on Monday the frf day
OF Angult nett, az four o'clock in the after
noon, for the following pu-poles, viz.
To choofe Moderator.
To make choice Of Officers for the enfuing
year.
To receive accounts and allow the fame il
they be fOund right.-Per order Of the Gand-
ing committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prep. CLrk.
Portland, July %, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
TO LET

THE DWELLING HOUSE LAT prefent)
occupied by tbs fubfcriber lituated on
Free-ftreet, having a communication with
MaIn-itreet- Said houfe adjOins Union Hall
ana Is well calculated for family who with
to iuPPly parties that ocealonally meet there
Il conLits of two front Rooms one kitchen
: hniihed chambers; good cellar and garret
room.
N5-A Store on Main Rreet, adjoining The
Premiies, 80 feet by 20, aories high-and
imall garden fpot Pohenion can lie given
by the hrlt Of Augua neKt.-For further par
ticulars apply to DANIEL COBB.
Poya4aJ, 9a!y rs,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Nez0 G9od.
Iofeph Barbour.

oRpsfte tie Laiarance Office, Fi6frea,
LAS jult received an additional aGortment Of
II NEW GOODS,
Conhffing Of Linens, Britilh Cottons, Cam
brics, fancy Mullins, brown Linens, Dlack
Grapes, do. Lufrings, Bandanna Hkfs. fancy
fix do fix Shawls, long & fhort fix Gloves,
kid do coloured Luarings, blue and yellow
Nankeens, cotton Keriamires, Ladies' white
and coIoured cotton HoGe, Calieoes, Cling
hams, Dimoties, Englifh Nankeen, India Cot
tons, GentIemen's mixed cotton Hofe, white
do black and white elk ditto, Sarlnetts, Lin
en- Cambrics, fuper6ne and common Broad
cloths aud Kerfamires, &c. &c.
The above, together with his former flock
will be fold at very fmal advance for Cath
only, Of May %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
ASHES.


7 oST, (fspPofed to be ftoien) from the
pocket of the fubfcriber, on Ihurid2y
laft, in Portland, a new red Morocco Pocket
Book, containing about tbIyEVs Dollars IN
Bank Bills, and ftvea dollar bill Of smith
field Union Bank, No. 20, which Taft was iuP-
poled to be counterfeit together with few
papers, Of no confequence 70 any perion but
the owner. Whoever viii return, or give in
formation of faid Pocket Book, at this Ofhce,
or to the (ubfcriber in Limington, ihalI re-
ceive the above reward
JOHN MULLOY.
Huku q lR0Q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
DisfellaNv.
.dgai1f giGng ear tti'a1O men 1vifd can

dgaiEe ga1ig CIR teil9r0 men 1glf6 can
tempt.
mo man, coniidered hmply as
a man, can be a juf Object of con-
tempt. He, that was not too mean 4
creature for God TO make and pre-
fervr, is not mean enough for US to
defpife. Man, conddered as being
endowed with reaion and intellect,
by the infpiration of the Almighty,
and deGgned for Immortality, is TO
be regarded with real eileen with
fort Of generation. ConGdered as
religious being, conformed to the
character, and lharing in the peculiar
favor Of his Creator, he is to be hon.
ored, as one Of the excellent of the
earth. Viewcd in circumstances Of
adverGty, in Gcknefs, poverty, bodily
in6rmity, or mental weakness, he is
entitled to our compaflion.
The diltin6tiens, which take place
among men and are the ground Of
ones boafed fuperiority to another,
are but triaing in cOmParilon with
the grand points, in which they are
alike. They are all creatures formed
by the fame hand, from the fame
materials, for the fame purpofes ;
all dependant, accountable, mortal
a few days ago, we had but an exit
encc in few days more, we .halI
BE forgotten thefe bodies will lie
undatinguiled IN the common mass
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
William Goddard

William Goddard,
Has received by fhips Jofeph and Henry
Il l. from Liverpool, a very extenfive add
ton to his ifock of SadIery, Cutlery & Hard
Ware Goods--which he offers for fale Nv
whoIeiale and retail, on the mol reafonahje
terms. LIKEWISE.
$50 boxes bclt Crown Glars, all fizss from,
9by to IS by II
$50 caiks wrought Nails, all fzes
tons lheet Lead
20 doz, bef Eng!ilh Shovels and SHADES
Is doz. Frying pans
100 doz. belt Sewing Irvine
cafks flat Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and CbaiCe
Wheel Boxes
Sets Of Cart Iron, Weights
7, 4 and 28w do DO
Blocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blaektmith's AnvIs and Vices,
Also,
An aiiortmen: of LOOKING CLASPS
with gilt aud Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety Of Joiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Pocket Book Found.

FOUND in this town on Thurfday laf, A
Rel Morocco P0eief Box, containing one
note Of go dollars, payable to Jsbn Rieb, da-
ted Goyba1, Abni g.. 1903, and Others of
fmaller import beiides a number Of other
papers intereliing only to the owner-who is
requefted to pay charges and receive the fame.
Apply at this Office. July rs:
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TO BE SOLD

a DWELLTNG-HoUSE, forty feet by thir-
= ty-two, two ftories high, with COM
modious Stable and other out-buIdings, with
about half an acre of Land, ftuated near the
bridge in To8fbam, accommodated with excel
lent water by Acquedua from an unfaiIng
fource, which abundantIy fupplies the houfe,
fable and g2Tden in the drielt feafons. The
houfe has been built about ten yea-s-the eth
er buildings not three years fnce. They
ffand in a nourifhing village, within one mile
Of BszUdOi" College, in BrEafT0iek and about
hIty rods from the Court Houfe in Tos6am
TO perfon who wines to be- concerned in
the Lumber buGnefs, 10 the trader or indulfri.
Gus mechanic, the opportunity to purchafe a
good ftand, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had of the fubfcrber at
Bath. JONA. ELLIS.
AprH IS. "A WI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
HUDSON, IN. ~ JULY IS.

HUDSoNJ r. JULY To-
ProUiisntiai Ejcabe.-On Friday
lafs, as Capt. John Swift, Of this CT
'ty, was employed in depoGting a
quantity of fax in the Claverack
creek, for the purpole Of water-rot-
ting it, influenced by the warmth
of the feafon, and the agreeable tenn
'perature of the water, he plunged in
to the fream, to injoy the pleafure
Of a cold bath. Having never been,
as he Jays, an expert fwimmer, and
having wholly neglected the practice
for feveral years pat, he was imme-
,diately carried by the rapidity of the
current, to deep place in the river,
and there went to the bottom. Be-
ing infantly lenhble of his danger,
he attempted, as he rofc to the fur
face of the water, TO call for aiIift-
ance to Mr.. Hutchinfon, a man in
his employ, who was depoGting the
. fax at a lmall diltance below him.
But as he was III a meafure ftrangled
he failed 70 excite the attention of
Hutchinfon and again went to the
bottom. AS he rofe the fecoRd
time, he found h;mfelf too much ex-
hauited to attempt calling for help,
and went down the third time. All
hopes of preferving his life now van
ilhed, and lac prepared to meet his
fate. Juh at this critical moment,
a large dog belonging to the captain,
feeling his matter in diltrels leapt
into the itream, and fwam to the
place where he Iaf difappeared. As
he rofe again, he was 70 fortunate as
TO lay hold of his dog. He was i'm
mediately brought to the fl'ore, fup-
ported, as he fuppofed, by his friend
Hutchinfon but how great mutt
have been his afoniihment and gra-
titude, when lie found that he had
teen preieved from watry grave,
not by the friendly arm of fellow
creature, but, under the guidance
Of a merciful providence, by the
wonderful fagacity Of his faithful
dog
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Shifting Leather.
Iappan & Sewall,

No. II, Haymoyt-t Rsuv,
HAVE received fuppIy Of SKYRTING
LEATHER, Of hyperion quality, which
will be fold for Cath only, by the roll or in
larger quantities. 3sIy II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Library Sbarel.

L4VI OUuTtl'
THE owners of the following flares, in The
= PORTLAND LIBRARI', are hereby
notified, that the fums annexed to their rel
pe6tive numbers have been due thereon more
than two years, and that If they be not paid
on or before the ffteeAth day of Augult next,
at five O'Clock in the afternoon, they will
then be fold at Public Vendue to Do holden
At the lubfcriber's office in Portllnd-v&
p. c. d. c.. ID. q
No. 9, 2 so, No. &c, 70, No. 80,
10, as, ~, o rs, 81, SO
BY order Of TIE funding Committee.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Li5ya,ian
1py lS, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Southend Meeting houfe.

Southend Westinghouse.
PROPOSALS for 100000 feet Pine Tin
Der; $1,000 feet Of merchenabIe boards,
10000 feet Of clear do; 100 perch of cellar
tones and $50 feet kewn do; for upoer.
plnn,ng; will be received during The prefent
aud iucceeding months, by
ALEX'R. PARIS.
N. Prop ofals left at capt. Ta5a PHI.
aIaf Store, will receive attention. or with
the fubfcriber. nw) go =,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
WMam Lord.

HAS juf received an additional afortment
= of Welt india Goods, Groceries, and
Hard Ware, which are now ready for Sale at
his Store in Fore-Strest.
Portland, 5Hiy STD, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
lDortrv.


MONODY
On the death of lovely little girl about
two years old, who, travelling with its moth.
er between Durham and York, PLAYED with
the handle Of the coach door until il unwit-
nngiy opened the latch, when, dreadful TO re-
tate the door opened, and the child fell out.
The agonIzed mother, endeavouring 70 fave
4, taught At IFS petticoats; but failing in the
attempt, It was, by that means, drawn back,
10 az 70 fall near the wheel, which went over
II, and fractured its kuIl, and occaloned its
death IN a few hours afterwards. This acci-
denr happened September IS, 1896; and the
unfortunate infant is buried in Eafingwold
church-yard.-EHF. Put.
DER the new mound that warrants this thy
grave,
a Granger mu(e, fweet babe Thy fate faall
wsi-
Shall add her tribute to the paiing gale,
That, plaiRtivei whites as the yew trees
wave;
And, whila the moon beam plays
Upon the glolTy llream,
Or gimmers thro' the haze.
Thy artlefs fondling ways
Shall be my theme.
Eursd in the bofom Of parental love,
All! well know the joy thy fnilss would
bring;
Joy, fuch as wstchful ieraphs mua approve,
Joy, which TO forfeit, who would be king
And when thy little feet,
To nature promptly true,
Tira ran thy Gre to meet,
or how his heart wGud beat
With rapture IL the view.
Oft had thy tender mother, as lhe pref
Thy lupple form. in her vet feeble arms,
To foothe thine iulant murmurings 20 rst,
or had fhe quieted tby fond alarms,
And hulh'd the fear prevailing III her breaf,
Byhoping days would come, when lhe lhouId
Zee
Her ev'ry care repaid, By grace beaOwed
Oh thee.
Not lueh the win Of heaven, ana who hall
dare
Arrsign The juRice of the power divine.
Man mua full many burthen bear
And, haplefs mother great indeed was
thine
Soon as the promis'd b6fs began to dawn,
Thy h0Pd for Joy is Ger,
Soon as thy babe began TO lip and fawn
IL breathes no more
Methinks Zee its fweetly eager eye,
Alethinks Zee its pretty playful hand,
The one intent fome gew-gaw to defcry,
The ether Rretehd that gew-gaw1 to COM
mand
Around the candle 70 the Infect plays
With wild iurprise,
Til buzziug near the blaze,
lis caught and d.es.
And Oh fwest babs, nethinks fee thee
fall,
Add almoa what thy mother felt, feel;
Yet no. that cannot be-
She bore aud nurturd thee,
Thine infant arms did round her neck en-
Therefore her forrow mine would mockry
call;
But that anguih know,
Witnels this Ggh Of woe,
Wiinefs thele tears that flow,
Witness the ardent prayer lend TO heaven for
Ennet
Full ct hall riem'ry paint the fatal fcene,
And mournful fancy ref upon thy bier,
And many fathers fgh, and mothers fear
And many pitying cnuo ilai hhS@ mere
Each mltry noon,
And lift its hands, and fhake its head,
And bid It's comrades ioftly tread
Upon the beauseous baby head,
Who died 20 loon.
'Ailu6ve to the mias that fometines ap-
pear and recede, feveral times fucce6iveiy, IN
autunnal evenings, near rivers, or on flat
Garfhy grounds,
The latch Of the coach door.
! The Monody is written by mother.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01
Ralph CrafS

No. 4, Onion TSy5zrf,
LAS for fale
L 500 bhls. Baltimore Flour
500 buihels Corn.
Portland, July rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jolly l9.
45aysrs BUZEs.-The following is copied
from Col. Riff (DUANEs) lait Aurora
We have the profpett of nerU road which
will fhorten the dinancs between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, eie6t or ten miles and which
if continued to Wilmington city, 10 the fame
direstion, will bring that City 20 miles or
more nearer to Philadelphia
This brings to my mina an anecdote of an
old woman who lived near the line between
Norshcarolina and Virginia. Il had always
been iuppoled that the houie in which this
good woman dwelt was htuated in Northcaro-
lima; but on running the line fome time ago,
It was found TO be on the Virginia fde The
Pions matron expreGed her thankfulnefs at
finding her houfe in Virginia, for, fad 1ie,
N''tb1arsliaa ursf a!EO4yf sosdsrei Very unbeai-
t5y 1fafe
Lord Howe used 10 tell of one Of his tars,
brave fellow, but little too fond of a cam
Of grog, who never omitted to repeat the
following prayer every night, as he went to
his hammock. CT never murdered any
man, nor no man ever murdered me ther
God bless al mankind--A7sea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

" lRGlNiA, TO WIT AT 4 Chancery DIS
trict Court held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 7th day of April, 1903.
Josiah Ryland and Catherine his wife, Thomas
Armistead and Jane his wife, and William T
Colston and Elizabeth his wife, Rainti6s-A-
gainst John Nicholson and Bartholemy McCarty,
Defendants.
The defendant John Nicholson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
10 the act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabtant of this country on the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, It is or
Tered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in one of the Richmond
newspapers 70" two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of the former Capitol in this
City A Copy. ANTY. ROBINSON, C. c.
May Il. rl,w8w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
TIL <: JEFFERSON.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT: At court Of Appeals
" held at the Capitol, in Richmond, the third
day Of June, 1903,
GENERAL RULE-After the end of This
present term, Ill causes depending in this court
shall be called in the order in which they stand
upon the docket, and such as may be ready for
hearing pursuantto the formerrules of this court,
shall, tiDless good cause be shewn to the contra
~, be heard in the same order in which they
stand upon the docket, until the whole shall be
gone through; and the causes which shall be
passed over, shall, unless for some very special
reason appearing to the court, be put at Tie end
OF the docket of each term.
Ordered, That the above rule be published In at
least three of the newspapers printed in Rich
mond, once week until the first day of October
next
"A. Copy. Teste, J. BROWN, c. c.
June H. rt1sfO1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
(BY AUTHORITY
LAWs or THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT

AN AC1
Extending the timefor issuing and locating mill.
tary land warrants.
II f IT enacfed6y the Senate and House If Repre-.
- sentatices IF the Uxitce States et darserica in
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War
be authorised to issue military land warrants to
such persons az have, or shall, before The frs,
day OF March, one thousand eight hundred and
ten, produce to him satisfactory evidence Of the
validity of their claims which warrants. with
those heretofore issued and not We, s.tisfed, shall
and may be located in the names of the holders
orproprietors thereof prior to the frstday of Oc-
tober, one thousand eight hundred & ,cn, on any
INDICATED parts OF the City quarter townships and
the fractional quarter to wnships, reserved Inv law
tor original holders of military land warrants.
]. b. VARNUM,
Speae'r Of The House Of Representatives..
GEO: CLINTON,
Tes-Pres'dent efthe United Sta.es, and ,ore-
~, siaent q she Srxase.
MARCH u, 1903
APPROVED,
TIL. IEFEFpcON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21
Rive HUNDRED DOLLARSKr.lV i x /,
\ Treasury Department, May 28th, 1903

Treasury Department, May GS.h, 1903.
Ithas recently been made known IL this depart.
ment, that on the first day OF June, 1907, the
first moieties of the under-mcntoned notes OF
the bank of the United States, were enclosed BY
William Keats, Esq Collector of the Customs
at Washington. North Carolina, in a letter adj
dressed to Thomas Tudor Tucker, Esq Treu
surer of the United States, and put into the Post
Office at that place; and on the 9Th day of June,
1907, the second moieties ofthe said Is INK not, ,
were enclosed, addressed and put into the Post,
Office as aforesaid: neither of which letters,
with the notes enclosed, have beca received.
On the back of each moiety of every note was
written the name Of William Keais, and or one.
part of the back of all or of most of the Notes
was written the name of Lewis Leroy from
which circumstance the notes may with certaint,
be traced and detected. Payment of the notes
has been stopped at the Bank ofthe United States
and its several Offices Of Discount and Deposit
ana reward ot FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will
&c person give suci, irrfor-
nation to this department, as shall produce the
| conviction of the offender by whom the letters
Containing the said notes were purloined or sto
len. ALBERT GAJIATIN
Secretary Of the Treasury
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

TN CHANCEKY--Chariotte Court, 9th
Il March, 1903. 80
Grief and Claiborne Barksdale, ir Plaintiff
Against Charles Harris, Henry a. Watkins, OK.
ecutor Of William PenGcost and Richard Penti-
cost, Dgfendants.
appearance according to the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the sa
tisfacton of the court that he is not an inhabtan
Of this state, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
theirhtorney, Il is otdeted that he appear here on
the first day Of August court nsXt, and enter his
appearance and give security for performing the
decree of the court, and that copy Of this order
be inserted in one OF the newspapers printed in
Richmend for two months successfully, and most
ed at the front door Of the court-hou of the
said county.
A Copy. Teste,
THOMAS READ, elk.
APRIL &c ftaw6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-21

M X. LIE TELLER, DFNTYST-In the
1vA house adjoining Mr.. Edmund Randoph's
near the Capitol, is now practising in the various
branches of his profession, t. e. cleansing and
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar,
which adhereS to them in the form Of q black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
OF the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
so as to stand firm, being useful as well az orrl-
mental, plugs the decayed cavities of such as can
be preserved, and extracts such as are too Ear.
gone to be saved in which operation he makes
use of BRUFF's pATEN EXTRACTING INsrRU-
MENTs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility Of fractiFing the jaw or brt.sing The
gums, and with much less pain than the ns;Tu-
ments that are in general use for which opera
ton hispiice is one dollar, when done at his own
house.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing con.
corning the advantage derived from the manner
of his performance or his abilities, leaving 1t io7
his former operations to speak.
He has DsNrIrrIcE prepared by himself OF
superior quality for the preservation ofthe gums
| and teeth, void of corrosive substance.
Mr. LIZ TELLER wishes the public TO have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, all his prices considera-
| bly, lower than when he was only visitor Of tho
place.
line or servant directed to the aforesaid
| place will be attended To-.
| ~ He keeps constant supply ef Teeth Ex-
tracing Instruments, key kind, and best qoalty,
| for sale
May 6. 1aw6ml
RTURDOCKS, Donald & Co against Lucy
| lSA Dixon. widow Of James Dixon, and SARAH,
| John, Marcy, and Patsey, children AMI heirs OF
| the said James Dixon.
| BY virtue OF decree Of the court Of the UNI
ted States for the fifth circuit and Virginia dis
trict, viii be sold on the first day of Iiy Louisa
court, at public auction, for ready money, trace
| pf LAND in the county Of Louisa whereof John
! Richmond died seized and possessed, and which
| is now in the possession Of the above named Luz
| " Dixon aud the children and heirs of James
| Dixon, deed. or so much thereof as shall be si-
| icient to satisfy the demand Of the plaintiffs in
| ne said decree mentioned, and t1c eNperces at
ending The sale. WIN. MANN,
| DefnS Joy Joseth Sesft, JfWsbaH y ID;
June ~. i"w~wJ
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April &c

IyNHF. subscriber being appointed one of tic
Etoster Commissioners forthe United States
FederafCouft, fifth circuit, district of Virginia,
and also Gcd' the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond District. gives this public Notice,
that hs off, is kept at No. 8, at the Eagle Ia
vern, whore he will attend ftom The first to the
tenth of each month, and also during the sessi
ons Of said cousts--In the interim, any commu.
nications directed to him. post paid, to Ch2rlcs
City court house, will be promptly and strictly al
tended to. Wien hs'rcportS arc ready for del
very, lie viii leave hottie alton thereof in tit
respective Offices Of said courts
FAIE. HEEDnEN.
Richmond, June >. Liaw4wI