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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-24
George Hanscom's VIII.
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, the Ian
" VIII and Teftament of
GEORGE HANscoM,

late OF Gorham, in the county Of Cumberland.
deceaied, has oeen prefented 10 me for Pro-
bate, by John Hanicom the executor there
10 named-and that Wednesday the feeond
day o. Augult next, at ten O'Clock A NJ IS
aligned TO take proof Of the fame a; a Court
OF Probate then 70 be holden at the Houie OF
Doet. 86saesy Ho1ss jsa. Innholder in Stan
diih, in laid county, when aud where all per
ions concerned may be preIent TO thew caufe,
If any they have, why the laid Will ihould nor
be approved and allowed.
sAML FkhEM NJ J25ye efsi. Cut
D4fsi, Js!y y, lsoe.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-24
TO LET,


INFORMS his friends aud the public, that he
has formed connection in business with
MIR. ROBERT MOVES aud that the Paiaf-
leg Bs6asd VIII be purfued in fsturs by them
under the Firm Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-29

ne captain general of the Province nc A.
,aSoh has written the following Official
letter: oiiSiai
nhAD-QUARTERs at .Hlcdmz. MINI "a
Niose Excellent oir,-Tne erer,v $40.
ced with almost all the garrison of Sarras ros
%, ana WIN different corps they had sSat-
80 80 ~ several positions OH this side of the
80 L"i.e 10 attack me yesterday i'm nv po.
sition before this city. Gen. Soychst'p r.
HAS Just succeeded Iunot, wjsb;ny ,'o = VIC
10 stSnahze himself BY sorre remark III ..
t''o't, upon taking the command, aimed .t,,o
'es> 'hdii tne entire destruction of tb,. r;;
army winch MS majesty has been please, 70
ehtrast 10 my command; and to acc.mnJ;sh
.'.s "Je,'' oouchet came from Sarar,ss. RI
command this expedition in person br;no;,
V'a.t'er ana other generals with him q
Ntat general oouchet had no idea of
Wv. .e SuaraC'efistlc bravery and frmness rs
r""'Hn troops, and 1t has cost him dear
to come by that knowIedpe Ne;thn "ear
otis& hre OF their artillery, nor ,be;r 60,
riorlty IN cavalry, which was two ~, -,
.i'hes more numerous than ours. nor ,b,, -
pe'it'o" Oh -FOUR attacks made with the GO,
es' Jury ny their most select infantry couId
make the brave Spanish troops GIVE ,'., ~.
OF ground In every attack the Prenoh 80
WIN rhe most obstinate resistance were ~,
pulsed win very great loss & pursued 70 SOM.
n.a'anoe' uhtii having found a. last all met.
attempts VAIN, they took ADVANTAGE rs IL
darkness OF the night to effect a retrea+
.a:i. NV sup now to give the particular. de-
u.s. OF 10 mention the merit of those IL
nave distinguished themselves on tn Oct
OIL anu are deserving of Announcements I,ett
e',"uia ueiav tor moment the advice &c ..
p'Tas.S an eNent.-But it is with sre,t Co
,a'aIt'u'' that can assure your excellence,
'is, 1 nave never seen the French attacE
VIII 81 '',''Ch eagerness, or received with ca
'p"Ch 8" 'antry, as on this occasion. and
"ouia De guilty of an injustice. if Wa. 49,.
20 mention with the utmost frarkosss 49,,
.nls important victory is owing in a gre,t
rue 20 the bravery and skill wit wh;1h
''le heid marshal Den Juan Carlos Are;1 ;., ,
commanded the right, & to the hri,li,n, 20,
duct OF bHSadier Don Martin die 7 o;o.o,.n:
commandant general of the arti,lery 90 ,,,
as mat on every other individual ofib;s ,no..
distinguished corps. '''' "'o>s
communicate this event to your Fxc,l
iency Tor the information Of his ma;re,v ~
whom earnestly pray, that without $50
aice TO the rewards that NAV be iustiy 49,;
outed IN the army for their merit in ,ht. 49,.
'ie I" Yesterday, his majesty NAV yoncb-
saie 70 raise to the rank of Lieut. Gen ~,
Juan Carlos Arcizaga, and to tbat of FILL
Marshal Don Martin de Loigorri
zoo preserve your Exce!lcncy for many
(Signcd) JOAQUIN BLAKE
MOST 6Tcellent 'ignior Dor
antonio Co,ncl.
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FfeHcA account ofthe same.
FRANCE.
PARIS. June Is, 1909

Nh W. PARIS. June Is, 1909:
me necessity OF investing Chrome I'm en-
f@!0"'a ana OF covering the Dpe. ations Of TIE
Se'Se, oOlged The 9TH CORPS to approach tbot
pace. ht the same time the 81 CORPS hav-
ing sent detachment to assist in the nr.,.-
tons IN HSturias, Gen. SoUcHEr. N Iro-a.
mahdS 1t, Judged it prudent to- conce,, re
'he rear or the corps in the vicinity of SoI'-
raSoSSa, along he Hncrba and upon the cal.
fS30' ne spanish General Blake thought
ME favorable moment to make a move
u'enl III HrraSon, and afler uniting to his
army large number of the armed veorn n
ry, on the 18th lime he appeared on the H.
er6a. and on that and the SUCCEEDING do,
maze attacks upon several parts of our line
out without success On the 18Th he ad'
vanced on the side of Sar a Re. when Gene
raj SoHchet, who had collected about 5000
men, waited IN expectation .rat the epernv
eihDoldened by our apparent jnactiyitv
would advance into the plains, and Tier. -
give some opportunity for an attack on him
After many movements on both sides. ar Z
O'Clock IN the afternoon Gen !Soycbef nnt -,
execution decisive attack; which had all
the success that could be dc ire1. The en-
envy lines were forced, and hey put to fl hit,
pursued ny our cavalry, and those VINO esca-
ped owed their safety to the steep r,oun,a;,o
into which they fed. The result Of ti,is af-
fair, when the courier departed. was 95 ME.
ces OF artillery, with their caissons. tb,se
standards, and more than 100 horses A oe-
neral OF cavalry, three coloneI5, 5 II. Co.'s.
Captains. aud more than 400 prisoners arc
IN orr power, and their number is bo,rlv IN
crcasing. The enemy left 5000 killed nm
the field ard retired in great dis, de-
oarra5o8Sd remained Tranquil during The
battle; and Gen. Souchet praises the ,ood
disposition OF its inhabitants. ..l1,nifeur
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Ito pieces of field artillery ten IS b. carron-
AIDES; 40 mortars; many howitzers an i'm
mense number Of Congrevc Rockers Shrap
nell Shells and an ample supply of ammuni-
ton for a siege.
Foot ARTILLERY 2SOO1,
| Horse do. Troops $50 he"'
| Captain Piampin, of the Courageux. has
several Men of War placed under his com
mand. Guns and stores for between GO and
20 armed launches are put OIL board the ships
of war.
All such American and other neutral yes
sells as may be engaged by the Transport
l'roard to serve, are TO be commanded by
British officers. and navisated bv British
crews. 1t is also said that British Merchants
have decided interest ia such ships.
| In the Cour. of Kings Beach, on the Sd ult.
an action was brought by Mr.. Wright, an
upholstcrer, against Colonel Wardie. for the
recovery Of 1910 for articles furnished Mrs.
| Mary Anne Clarke, upon his personal pro
mise CT paYment-in return for which Mrs.
& was to give him every information in her
power relative to her connection with his
Royal Highness the Duke of York. The in
ry found a verdict for the plaintiff.
Il appears, that afterCol w. had accom-
plished his object against the Duke of York
he denied the promise he had made to
Wright, and the action was the consequence,
Ci tiiS udy succeeding, the trial, Nlr. WIZ
die, in an address "To the people of the u.
Kingdom" declared, thas the verdict was
obtained by perjury alone" and while he
pledged himself to prove it by . course of
law. he begged the public would suspend
their judgement
Ninety sail of transports came into the
Downs on Monday, and part sailed i'm medi-
ately for Harwich. The ordnance ships
have almost all been loaded, and are drop
ping down the river. The troops from Ply
mouth are arrived at Portsmouth. Most of
the line of battle ships have taken out their
lower deck guas
The Guards from Chatham embark on
board the Princess of Orange, -, the Lev
den. GO, and sonse other line of battle shps
The 51st regiment embarked ar Plymouth
OH board the San Josef, Sir j. L. Duck worth's
flag ship, arrived at Portsmouth on Mon
day.
The horses belonging to the 18th regiment
OF Light Dragons, ordered on Foreign ser
vice, are iii the finest order possible, and
the men are iii high spirits.
At Harwich the troops are all in readi
ness, and division of transports have sail
ed for that place from Deal, to take on board
the 11th, 59th, and the first battalion OF the
10Th regiment. All the ordnance transports
will have dropped down the river by next
Thursday.
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LONDON, July 5.
THE EXPEDITION.

From the secrecy which has hitherto been
preserved, there is not the smallest reason
to believe that the numerous points of desti
nation which have been ascrlbed to the ex
petition, are announced on any better autho
rity than. that of mere conjecture. The
quantity of artillery both field and battering,
is so numerous, as to render it extremely
probable, that a sudden attack is meditated
on some great naval arsenal, or place of
strength of some of our enemies. Ii is al
ready discovered, that it will be impossible
to compleat the various arrangements so ear
ly as the 9Th inst. on which day it W as origi~
nally proposed that the Expedition should
sail, and to collect the whole at one point is
found to be equally impracticable, within any
reasonable time; the Expedition must there
fore sail from different ports. Portsmouth
is the great point of assemblage; at Harwich
and the Downs, the troops, are collecting
Notwithstanding the eXpediedt of employing
ships OF war TO convey the troops, which now
appears to- a measure of necessity, the de-
hCiency is such that even foreign vessels
have been taken up by government as trans
ports The following ships of war have al
ready been appointed to the present service,
TO which it is expected there will be con-
siderable addition
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From English katers received az Hahjan.
From the austrian Imheriui Head

from the austrian Imferiai Head
Quarters, WoiUendorF, June IL.
His majesty, the Emperor of Austria, has
received the following report, by courier
who was dispatched from inspruck the S1st
Of May:
After field Marshal Lieutenant Chas-
teller, who commanded in Tyrol, had march
ed to Lienz, in Puslerdale, in order to at
tack the Italian army, which was advancing
against Syria and Carinthia, with part of
his corps, the Austrian M. jor General Buo
remained, with part of the III corps, in
the strong position AT the foot Of the Bren-
ner mountain, in the LueS in order TO cover
South Tyrol from the attacks of Bayarian
troops, who lad entered lnsprucG.
While the inhabitants of the town of ms
pruck and Hall were laying down their arms
IN order to relieve their districts from the
ca!amitles they suffered, fresh assemblages
OF armed peasants we're formed in the vale
of the Upper Inn, as we'll as the Lech, and
In Vinsglau, with the assistance of 1eimer,
as In the dale of the Lower Inn, & the Wipp,
chiefly by the well known Sandworth and
Andura Holes, who commands the fusleers ;
and as early as the 9th of May, the former
arrived with 1000 men, in the environs of
Schonberg, and Major Teimer with a larger
number in Tell. Schonberg is situated 8,
and Iell S, hours march from Inspruck
On the 28th an action took place with the
Bavarian troops, from to 5000 strong, and
AN armstCe was concluded for IL hours
The Bavarians had evacuated Inspruck, but
were overtaken near Vomp, where another
severe conflict was fought. According to the
! same account, the Imperial Austrian troops
are making inroads from the southern part OF
the Tyrol, as far AS Verona" Pa. Utrecht
Gazette IF tune IL.
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NJ OTlCE.-The Trunk which was advertis-
Y ed by the subscriber as stolen from the Ba-
sin on the night of the 2Ist nit. marked l. y.
Lynchhurg, Va. contained the following articles,
VIZ gold breast pins OF oval, octagon, and otter
forms, with glass to each, some of which are
lnlaid with pearl, others being plain and in the
form ola key-gold earrings ofnew patterns,
some of which are set with d topaz stone-also,
parcel of plain half moon hoop, do and some
plain finger rings, with small red stone in each
books ofgOid leai--tortoisesEcll combs black
high-topped buttons, and silk cord. A liberal
reward will be given for the whole the articles
above mentioned, or handsome compensation
Tor such portion ofthem may be recovered
And should they be offered for sale, it is hoped
they will be stopped, and information given TO
THOMAS Gun,
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August %

FsNO all whom 1t may couc"ru.--RlCHAKD
SMlrH. native uf Ireland, departed tins
LIE on ,he 10th Of Jane, 1909, without leaving in
ans State, or in The United States, any rei-
ton by cousvrguinity, and possessed oC some
Estate in Lands within this Commonwealth, Of
which, as well as Of the United States nc had
Tong been = Ciuzcn. lis intent was to give the
whole 10 the subscriber, as his Nuncupatiye
Whl. now ct Record, viii sufficiently prove but
the Subscriber hath been advised, tlat a VIII of
that KIND cannot effect conveyance Of Lands,
now tar soever If may prove the intent ofthc Tes.
t'tor, and that the Lands late vi The said Richard
Smilh do OF consequence, csciicat 10 the com
monwea'th though contrary to lbs intent of bc
slowing GiCm on citizen thereof For that rea
son, the suDscr'Dersh. u request the General AS
scmhy, at us ling ecssion, by Petition, to car
~ tne intent " TIE st,d Salt into execution, by
releasing the Interest OF the Commonwealth in
III l.mds whereof lie was possessed, or en-
liked TO within toe same, 70 tie Subscriber
DdYID DO1LE.
~. ,ust %. If
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mo. SO.

The hull OF the Bonnie Cheyenne received
considerable damage her masts and Yards
much injured, her sails and rigging cut to
pieces, Gus cannon shot through the main
Top saii-l9 OF which were in one cloth and
pipe shank.
he frigate had seventeen men killed
ana 1nirty two wounded during the ac,i-
on-lhe sloop of war, one man killed and
four wounded. VIZ
The conduct Mr. Black, who was mas
senSer on board the Bohne Cheyenne din.
rihs the action, is. highly spoken of by Can,
Moansey, his officers and crew.
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gone to Vienna and Bonapar.e has sent
Counts Pergen and ZcngerdorFt to Walvans-
dorff. where the Emperor of Austria resides.
The Moniteur says, "this circumstance has
given rise to reports Of peace"
Bavaria and Wirtembcrg are over-run
By insurgents. and Switzerland is said to be
III commoIion."
:. "Admiral Cochrane is coming here from
the w. Indies, with his squadron. ], is said
he will be expected in about a fortnight.
- August 9.
81" The Lady Pellew packet, has just arri-
we'd from Falmouth, 90 days. have vc.
only seen London paper OF July 6, the En-
glish Chronicle. II says: We stop the
press to state, that intelligence to the S0,h
ult from Corunna, aEnounces the entire e
yacuation of GatIcia by the armies under
Ney and Soult, whose united forces have
been reduced TO 12, 0C0. They carried with
them 5000 sick and wounded. Thus the
port of Ferrol is again delivered from the
enemy"
~ August Cat night.
"Since writing this morning. ! have seen
a London paper, the Evening Mail OF July
seven. The Postscript says; Letters from
Helligoland of the Cd instant, were received
yesterday 1t was reported, and believed
taken place between the two grand armies
near the Danube, III which the French were
defeated with great loss.
The new expedition, preparing in En-
gland, was expected to sail Tor be ready to
saii,) about the 18th or 18th ult. 1t is stated
to consist of near s. 0o0 men.
"Our collector hasjust informed me, that
the clause in the act permitting the American
trade to these ports, (Halifax, ehelburnc, &c
in American bottoms. having expired with
the last session of Parlisment, new clause
has been passed previous to its expiration,
authorizing his majesty to permit that trade
under Certain restrictions, by his order in
council, until the year 1S12-but, his males
ty not having thought proper to renew his
order in council to that effect, the trade to
these ports, in American bottoms, could no
longer be permitted here"
From a London faher Of JuLy7.
Yesterday, Mr.. Jackson. his majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipo.
Tertiary to the United States of America,
took leave of his majesty previous to leaving
England.
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NJ ADRID. NAV d.

YESTERDAY his majcs opened thu fre.
council Of state, formed according % the de-
cree of ne 24th February ,st: It consi. ,.d
of the ministers, The mcmbei Of the f,rrne,.
Council, the MARQUIS Of BaXauar. don m
maS'de Moria, re marqui, de Branciforfe
chcvaIier don Sebastian PIrmela the follow,
ING were nominated b. his majesty as mem
Ders OF the council OF state--the tua'qu scs
dc las Amarillas, de Musauiz. dor, a. :, 49,,
ole bugo, don Francisco Angelo --'-.,.' Is
Antonio Lorente, den Ps'rJ &c j. "eVe ~.
don Joseph lust - oalcedo, dou Bernardo
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N CHANCERY.-In Powhatan county court,
Z July 81, 1909.
Brown, Rives & Co. Plt'b,a, against Samuel Fl
Owen and Joseph Mayo, executor of David Ow-
en-, decd. Defts.
THE defendant Samuel II. Owen, not having
entered his appearance, and given security &C
cortling TO the act OF assembly, and the rules of
this court and it appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an nhabtant of this
country On motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel It is ordered, That the defendant. Sa-
mua! II. Owen, do appear here on the frst day of
October court next, aswc the plaintiffs bill, &
that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted,
in OF the Richmond newspapers, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the door of the
couIt-ho-.sc Of this county.
Il Cety. Teste,
YAG. POINDEXTER. c. c.
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EUROPE.
NEw-YoRK, August 81.
LATEST FIR M LISBON.
August %.

LATEST FIR M LISBON.
Last evening arrived at this port, the
ship Edward, Captain Elliott, from Lisbon,
which place he lett on the 9th of July.
Capt L. did not bring any Portuguese pa
pers, but informs us, that the French had
entirely evacuated Portugal; that the Por-
tuguese and British armies were preparing
20 pursue the French in their retreat thro'
Spain, and that the greatest patriotism pre-
vailed amongst the Portuguese aud British
since the retreat OF the French from Oporto.
Capt. T.. further states, that the markets
for American produce were gooG at Lisbon
flour l2 doliarS-cUrn 9 dollars, and other
American produce equally good.
Mere. .fdv.
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CoTTINUATIov or BRITIsH ADvIcEs
MA HALIFAX
BoSToN, August 10.

BOSTON, august 10.
EEtract Of letters from Hahfdr, tug. g.
"By the arrival Of the frigate Jamaica,
and the ship Bee, from England, wa have
London papers to- July S.
"The French army, near Vienna, still
Continues inactive. The Russian force which
is saidto be approaching, consists of only
10 900. The Pruss;ans will strengthen Aus
tria to this amount, if it is true they have
declared against France.
"The Austrians occupy the bank of the
Danube, opposite to Presburg, and above
and below Vienna /; and frequently annoy the
enemy.
There are some hints Of overtures for
peace between the Emperor of Austria and
France. Baron Won Vincent is said to be
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JH8. FUIN Dl:A TEX, G. c.
Aurlst 7 9n

Ny V:rC,c q! t.rO Deeds OF ,'rIIst-One bear
~ ing date ,he G4h of NOyein1cr, 1904. Ex-
ecuted by Wm. Dalton 10 David Wool, as tr,ts-
tee for the E:,rpose ofsecrrrg the sum ofthrec
hundred and seven Pounds, thirteen ShiIhngs
and six Pence with legal Interest from the date
cf said deed, due 10 Nimrod Branham and Co.
ths other be rag date the 9th of January, 1868
Executed to Marshall Head AS Trustee, for the
purpose Of securing the expressed in said
deed, TO mrDd Branham and Co. the sum of
';mety-uirc Pounds, eleven Shil'ings, and SIX
Pence with legal Interest from the 3Oth Nov.
1907, and to Nimrcd Branham the sum of
SIX Pounds, six S4IiilingS and five Pence due
1st SCrt6 nber, 1907 And further n secure to
lie said N.mrod Rranham whaSSaid Dalton
may owe him at the close Of this Indenture for
dealings. VIII be sold on Thursday the 9Th day
of Sc p;emher neXt--On the premises that v:iUa
bic Tract OF Land, whereon the said Dalton now
resides in the County of AibGrmarle, bounded by
the lands of VIM Marshall, Bcni. Robertson,
Marshal Head and Col. Thomas Dickerson, con
tanning 800 acres there is considerable quantity
Of said Land good fairgrounds. On the above
Tract is 4 dweiiing house. and other convenient
out houses the said Land will be sold according
To the provisions IAN Act Entitled an Act Con-
corning Executions snd for other purposes pas
sed LIST Jan 1909. The subscribers will convey
the I'itie 10 the purchaser or purchasers vest
Ell in them Trustees only.
DAVID WOOD,
1IAR8 HAL He'd. "'"
August 22 IT.
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NOTICE That u petition spiR be breserted to
IN the next General AssenbLy a. this Common
zueGhh, fragiHg tha ace may pass, authoriSing
the Jm.tge 81 The Superior Cour: Of Chancery, for
The Richmond DISTRICT. to Decree and order a sale
ofa par of the real Estate Of STEPHEN
SOUT'RILL, Decd. If upon the Case TO be sub
united TO him, IL ahaiiabtear, 10 he equitable, and
jar the Interest Of all parties concerned, that such
SAFE should take place.
dwpws. 25 3t
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~ Published BY Thomas Richie, nearl, OBJ

o. Published bv Thomas Ritehie. nearly op.
fosite the Globe Tdrern, Richmond, Vnginia.
Or CONDITIONS:- Flee dollars a year, to
be paid annually IN dd0ance. Those suho suish to
be considered annual subscribers, must hereafter
designate it at fhe time Of subscribing, oherUise
their PAPERS S0N be discontinued at the expiration
Of Tie first year. No paper can be stopped until
all arrearages have been paid of.-Cood accep-
tances, in Rschmond only, suW be received in pay
me.t The same ruie as to Advertisements
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MI ANC TESTER ACADEMY.-n conse-
Iva quence of the intended removal of Ir. John
Wood, TO the city of Richmond, on the 25th Sep
tember next, the trustees of the above Academy,
arc DESTROYS of engaging Teacher of the Lam
guages and Mathematics, to supply the station
he now holds. On application to- the Treasurer of
the Academy, residing in Manchester, the terms
will be made Known to any gentleman of liberal
education and moral conduct
auruSt 25 -f
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PRIVATE FNTERTAINNENT
AM HOUSE O.

PRIVATE EMBARRASSMENT, =.
which will be opened on the 2Othday OF Sertem-
bar next. Her house is large and commodious,
and situated nearly lin the centre of the town -
She will have entirely new set Of Servants, 6.
hopes, by the strictest attention ard exertions to
please, to give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor her with their company Her intention IS to
accommodate Boys, Girls, Students of William
& Mary College, grown Gentlemen, or Ladies,
with board and lodging, or board only, by tie
day, month, or quarter of year. on reasonable
terms. ANNA BlRD.
Richmond. August I. zoos
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TOR SALE--One SHARE, in the Richmond
4 Theatre Company.-Also, SHARES in the
Richmond Turnpike Co.-Appivtn
q. GREENHOH
August 2J. 1t
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August %.

NJ OTICE.-7He Subscriber intends 20 ieave III c
IN state far a tc,u months. During his ab-
scnee, his Professional business soW Sc attended to,
by his friends, Daniel Call. George Hay and H',,,
Wirt, Esqnves. ALEXANDER MRAE.
AxsRst IS. ctsT
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DOARDING-HOUS to be opeucd in Will
O liamsburg. The Subscriber, being about
to remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
that she intends TO keep in that city,
BOARDING HOUSE.,
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GEORGE WATT has jas, received, anil ctcrs
W FOR SALE, Sicily, Ma,teiro, and Sherry
WINE. BY the HID. and Or. cask, Green C:i7ee,
Orleans Sugar by the Hid; German P!dtT!as
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