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August g..
FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING HOUSE >of tnlr
Colonel HooE. on Water-street-h Is az
>cious and convenient, and has all necessity
.outhouses, with very excellent garden d.
ached to it.
j.. H. IIooe,
John Muncalta,
Executors.
Mar, Is. cot
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AIprtl1er Proof
Tor

Yarwoods useful flashing Machine.
We the subscribers have found, on trial,
Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Ma chine
to answcr fully the intended purpose OF wash
ing cloaths of every description, and DO here
d dy recommend them to the public as great
saving of soap, labor and cloaths Glyenun-
der enr hands this day of June, 1909.
(Signed)
Dorothea Krouss, Cathlnder calder, Ann
/ MsCarrcn, Martha Abercrombie, Ruth De-
won, Rebecca Hattersley,. Valinda Brown,
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami, H, Dick,
Susanna Rounsayille, Elizabeth Wilson, Eli
zabeth Snyder, Nancy Kell, Sarah Kelsen-
per-, Margaret B. Aianley, Mary Fendall,
Mary Steel, Sarah FL zhngh, Mary Duffey,
Persia, Hodgkin, Carolina Hopkins, Sarah 3.
NIX enav, Elizabeth Muir. Polly khoades, e.
7izabeth Loagden, Ann Snowden, Ann Da-
vies. Mary Began, Ms.ty Slade, Betsey Fur.
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah e. Janney
With pleasure do return my sincere thanks
TO the above named ladies', and many others
who have favored me with their certificates
and custom in the purchase OF Yarwood'S Fa-
tent w ashinv Machine. Il find them still in
great demand in this place, but finding very
great scarcity Of plank to answer the purpose
of making them here, shall, IN q fex days or
weeks commence making them tothc south
ward But will endeavor to supply others at a
short notice after my return have few
now made on hand, which can be had If APP
piled for soon.
Nm. C. Newton,
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.
July "a.
NIB John Troop will su2erlntend the
making, and supplying customers IN my ab-
~sence.
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
!, Y a K w q g D. 5
Patent Wafhlno Machine.
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Peter Tin1ey, c. c.

TO restrain in the hands of the defendants
Jacob :Janney, Philip Care, Bernard Hooe,
junior, Philip Slaughter and Fleming Bates,
any money, deats, or effects in their hands
belonging, or due to, the defendant Elisha
Janney, an absent defendant, until the fur.
therOrdeI ofthe court.
Edmund |. Lee,
For the Complainant.
Teste.
PETER TIKsLEy, C. e.
July z Saw2m
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lnfallJle Ague and Es0ey DROP
FOR the cure q agues, remittent ana in:c-
snlitten tevers.
Lees Genuine Es5snce s. Extract.
of Mustard.

A safe and enectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, gout, palsy, lumpayo,
numbness, wnite swelllngs, cnlibiains, sprain
bruises, pains in the face and Ieck, &c.
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1885 Blanks so' 10 ~ frze,
cfMe. above Prizes The .jolowing are !,
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Lees Soueaeign Ointment for the Itch.

Which is warranted an infalibe remedy at
Que application, and may be. used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant womei,o on
Infants week old, .notscontaining particle
of mercury ,orany dangerous Ingredient what
ever, md is not accompanied with that 'or-
menting smart which attends the use other.
remedies.
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.DAMASK LIP SALVE.
RsstO7atsve Ponder for the Teeth and
Gums.
Indian Vegetable Specific,
A certain and never failing cure Tor vene-
real complaints.
~. e. Each and every medicine above emu
mcratetl, have directions describing their mode
ot.use in the most perfect manner.
April 3.
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Persian Lotion.

III SIUH LWbUJts
Celebratedior the cure OF rlngworms, tct
ers, and all eruptions oithe skin, rendering
it soft and smooth.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An effectual remedy Tor all diseases OF the
eyes:
Tooth Aehe Drops,
Which give lminesiale relief.
Lees Corn Plaster.
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FOR SALE,

Mrs. Lnw's FARM, near tsls tew,,-
...sa ernns, which will be very accommodate
Eng, made known.by WALTER JONES Esq
fnWashingtsh.
May SO. -se (
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Nm. C. Newton.
Assignee of Joseph Yarwood.

July "a.
NIB Mr.. John Troop will superlntend the
making, and supplying customers In my abb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
Jntrresting Political aeiscsl!aag.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

lf4 X. SiilkLeiS
AS a fample of the means uled
by democratic chiefs. 10 magnify their
remnants into /" large and rSLpeffa6h
meetings." take the following extract
of letter from gentleman o. in.
,esrity, respecting a Caucus holden
a few weeks fuce IN a very populoas
town III Eifcx county, TO ehooie del
egates 10 their grand central jacobin
caucus in Topsheld. 3
p" MIR. c. was moderator. After
having finifhed their bufnefs, and
cheered their dropping fpirltS with
large portions of that celebrated IL
quor, which, It's laid, will Eli with
courage even the hearts OF towards ;
the Moderator, ihaking carefully his
white wig, faid methinks here is a
goodly number prefent, what Il we
thould count them ?" The motion
was feconded, for they fAid the wick
cd federalilts might otherwife be a
bout it. Some accordingly began TO
count, but the before mentioned
Spirit ragged with 70 much violence
that it was found to be next to i'm
pofiblc to get the true number. At
ter counting about twenty, iome one
propofed to guei5 at the number
This was Mort way and was i'm
mediately adopted. 4" GueG," laid
the moderator. "Sixty," fad one.
&" Mare than that" cried dozen at
once. "Gn5G again" laid the mod
orator. SIN bmared," bawled a
mother. "More YET cried the mod
orator. i" 7s09 bu. 3ytd," cried one of
the people. "WeV PIT it to zote'
faid the moderator. /" Order, gentle
men !! fit BE- yeHr minds that there b
t7uo hundred 5erjons preisnt, pleajf 70
m1nyraH!!! !" The vote was ta.
ken and report made accordingly"
Yours A CORRESPONDENT.
March %, 1909,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

!" am no advocate for MIR. GoRE's Dec'ar-
alton of War againft France. Knowing, As
do, from perfonal experience, the mutually
friendly diipoGtions between the People OF
Frame and the People OF -4ns,iea, BoNArAHTs
our of the quenion, ihould be very lorry to
fee them converted into III will, and our old
Englifh prejudices revived. Lating injuries
aud msforlunes would arife to this country
from iuch a change. ~
/" am averie alto &c 6 war with E9gisnd, q
with to maintain our Neutrality as loug as poi
ible, withou, conceding important Principles.
II either OF the belligerent Powers force US IN
to a War,I am for lighting that Power, which
ever it may be. 81
al always condder the whole Nation as my
children. But they have almoa all been UNI
dutiful to me. You two gentlemen are almolt
the only ones on, of my own houle, who have
for a long time, and THANH you for it, expiei-
fed fila. affection for
JOHN ADAMS" "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

TO THE PEOPLE.
SOME days fince we received a
note from correspondent, in the
Difrid of Maine, of which the fol-
LOWING is an extract -
+" March Ia, 1900.
"THE mon de,eaablc reports are ia circS a
ton in this di(trict refpecting the Hon. MIR.
GORE, our worthy candidate for Governor -
Runners have been employed to diiieminate re-
mort. through the country that he Is foregn.
.r an enemy TO the American Revolution
that he was born in Eqeiaai that he was An
officer under NorVas, who burnt Falmouth
that he made an immenie fortune IN England
and thar he leads diloluie life, &c AS you
mull hav. known Mr.. CORR from his youth
and can eaiy coufu,e thele falihoods, excuie
Inc for calling your attention TO the iublect.
" Your humble fervant, U Is.
We have not been ignorant of the
fact, that amongt other mean cleo
tioneering tricks reforted to by def
perats faction, the above mlierable
iallhoods have been included: But
we have fel. a full conviction thar in
4 community 70 intelligent as ours,
they could not impress the minds OF a
fneie citizen with amy thing but de-
.citation of their authors. AS our at
tention has been called particularly to
the fubied, we fhall refute thefe lies
by few facts refpe6tng Mr.. CORES
lie and character.
CHRISTOPHER Gore, was born IN
Bsa9n lin 1850 and was the youngeit
son OF as worthy mechanic as ever
B4a1n produced. If teltimony to the
amiab.s and incffenGve character OF
the fenior Mr.. Core, were wanting,
we could appeal to our venerable
Town Clerk, COOPER, and others,
who knew and eiteen:ed him for ma
ny years.
notwithstanding the conieien;ious
predeliction of the Father to the nsSg
,2buiay doctrine of" pd0ive obedience
an n9R-relRmcc," all his ions were
H15iq5 from their infancy. In one
of the early coiIi6ons of the revolution
the eldei fon, Mr.. SAMUEL GORE,
was twice wounded by muSket balls !:
And was one of the FINAL band OF
Boifonian., who Immediately previous
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
NOTES ON THE ABOVE.

NOTES ON THE ABOVE.
~. And who, pray, has ever
advocated dilolution of the union,
excepting indeed Mr.. GILES, * fome
other Vrsinian demagogues during
MIR. ADAMs's administration We
do not know why this remark was
logged in here but we defy amy one
! to produce Jingle act adopted, or a
Jingle line written by any fcderalia,
in WHICH diiolution OF the Union
has been threatened or advocated.
The idea is an abfurdity and the
charge one of the mott contemplate
ever propasated. We appeal to the
hundreds Of fpiri,ed REGULATIONS of
the people Of NeqU-E England recently
adopted in their primary ailcmblies
to the Revolutions, Report is, and Adj
drciles of the Legislature of Malta
chuletts, for proof of the attachment
of the Federalilts to the union and
independence Of the United States.
IA. What does all this mean !!
Can it be poilible that Mr.. Adams
has adopted the Newspaper fang of
the dav:- Mr.. Gore's declaration
efavnr 20! temporal, o mores
The Legislature appointed a large
committee to report on a certain fub-
Jet; MIR. Cons Ggned the report as
Chairman. The report was in favor
Of repeal of the Embargo Laws, *
as the democfais demanded fublti-
tu,e--for they United upon War or
Embargo; the report recommended
the entire repeal of the Embargo
Laws, and if we mull have war with
one of the European aggredors, it
ought to be with Fiaaee, who was
frt aggtehor, and the enemy likely
10 do US the leaa harm. This opin-
ion was not merely that Of the Com
mittee, and MIR. Care, as one of them,
and the Legislature, but Of the Poo.
pie at large. AT the Town Meeting
in B5Ren, DIR. Eusris, now Secretary
Of Way, and MIR. Biahe, both declar-
ed, not merely, that il war was
made, that it ousnr to be with
France but that we ought to. and
lhoull be, at War with France.
Thoulands heard, and can reaie.n-
Der this declaration.
al Mr.. ADAMs's ayerfon to
War, feems to be among the new
doctrines he has embraced. Does
he recol.ca the anfwer he gave to
the Toung men of B5f9a, in 1908
o" To a,nlf, NY ysWig frieaai > 10
arms - We have not the flies be-
fore us, to copy the war articles Of
thoie days; but the language is ra-
Their of a different nature from his
pretent though war then wou 4
have been made asainlt the French
people ,hernlelyes whereas war
now, would be agaihit the Tyralr
who governs shem.
(4) We have heretofore preierv-
ed az undated rclpect for the char
actcr OF the late 'preGdent Duy We
mutt fay, that thus TO lend himielt
10 a Parry, which has loaded han
with their cAecrailons and charges,
and which he has repeatedly GeDcuu-
ced as the WORT enemies OF thclr
country, foley to icrve .iefiioneeraae
pwpslfS, is DEPRECIATION OF conduct
unworthy Sta,eiInan. ana Philoi-
opher aud which mutt blait has
fame to all polterl,y. We fay IA TIL
Ing OF gratitude due his old nieids,
and particularly 10 MIR. Gore, VIII,
never injured L.a. IA t..ou A., wo.d,
or deed.
A Farmer lately bore teit,mony IL Court
ct jaitice, 10 la, nelghhors cna' aeser.'
IL lad, Wa ns,s. l4s..i. ~ u 80, g.e- =
ND I'D"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

zvbicb qoas paid in specie, and very
comfortable part of which was fer
COTS and plteref Gu the claims. Dur
ing this million 70 great was his zeal
for the interefts of his fellow citizens
thar he twice croned the Atlantic to
confult his government on the fub-
jea.
He was feveral years on this mif-
Eon, and this fact cannot be denied,
that he returned from England much
poorer man than he went out; and
has been compelled again to relort 70
his profe flor, to mend the breaches
in his fortune. But he had a rich
reward in the gratitude of his fellow
citizens.
Mr.. GORE is now one of the Rep
relentatives of Befan ; and his exer
tions to relieve the people from the
operation of the Embargo fyitem
are TOO recent not to be recollected.
No one can call in queltion his tai
ents, his political knowledge, and de-
votion to the true intereits of his
country.
His department in private life is
without blemilh. No man is more
eafy of accels than him. He partakes
of but few of what the world calls
the amufements Of life thong h ma
ny Of them are innocent. His hours
of relaxation from his audies, and
profeiIional duties, are employed in
the cultivation and improvement of
his farm. His great exertions and
liberal expenditures in experiments
for the improvement of our fyiems
Of Agriculture, Horticulture, and
particularly the breed of cattle-for
which MaDaebgetts has become not
ed-are known and eftimated by a
great portion of the Yeomanry of
the State.
AT the commencement Of the elec-
pioneering conteft the laft year, Gov
ernor STRONG was unanimously a.
greed upon and received the continu-
ed fupport of the federalifts: But he
declined And at large meeting
of gentlemen from every part of the
State, and from among feveral cam
didates, Mr.. GORE was agreed upon
to receive :heir fupport by large
majority I; and his nomination was
the mott zealou1y urged by the gen.
tlcmen of the interior and remote
parts Of the State, particularly by the
Agricultural intereft. The effect
was, at The frit time he was put up,
he received TaIRTYNlNE THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED and FOR
TY-THREE fufrages of his fellow.
citizens. Rumber which fell but
few ihort of choice and larger
number Of votes than was ever given
to any one candidate for Governor
excepting twice. in MaDaebgtfttS.-.
The late Governor STRONG is very
folicitous for the election Of Mr..
Core.
We have extended this article be-
yond he limits we had Intended
Such is CHRISTOPHER GORE,
the candidate for the office Of Gov.
Of MaDacbujStt1 and who, if the
people are true to themtelves and
will do their duty, will be elected
by majority of many thoufands.
Such is the man, and iuch the ferries
of fcryices rendered his country, by
the man, whom a defpairipg faction
the old and worn our calamnlarors
of WAsHlNGToN, ADAMS, & STRONG
have again had the folly to attempt
to Willy, by the propagation of fan
ders which recoil with tenfold ven-
geance on their hands.
CENTlNEL.
-.~@$'sf+-a-r
From the fame.
More Eieaioneering Irifkry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
More ELe7ioneering Tri4kry.
- PreGdenr ADAMS Letter.
%. READER, MARX WE'LL

THE democrats have attempted
to make much ele6tioneering uie of
their old friendthc late Preiident ADJ
ANS. For nearly year pat they
have put their wits in requiftion to
extract fomething from the ycnera-
Die Patriot, which ihould ferve them
at lift. Numerous Demagoeues
were ieletted to write to him, to icnd
him pamphlets, and to ask his adj
vice Oh pubic aasigs knowing tha'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
q TIE EXTRACTS . 3
Qdnr, Mad Is, 1909

" GENTLEMEN,
" have received your very civil letter of
the Sd of this mouth, with emotions. very i'm Z.
liar to thofe which felt many years ago.
:" have now neither power nor influence
to do any thing formy eountry,i to aililt her in
her preient diIlrenes, or guard her againff fa.
fure calamiti.s. Nothing now remains to me
but the right OF private judgment, and that l
exerciie freely, and communicate nay TENT, j.
ments as freely TO ttole who with to know
them
4" / am tofi, pirta,, with my whole ltrengih !
againf any DlvIlion OF tLe Union, by the
Ne,fb Riser, or by Delazaa,s R.Vs,, or Wy the
sotenaei. OF any other River, or by any cham
of Mountains am foo inan,Iaining the l..
dspenden5e uf.he ks.ion. al all ey.pl, ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

From the Bottom Centinel.
II Grgi Calumniss RJuted.
AWE SPEAK WHAT WE KNOW"
m THE pEOpLE.

TO THE PEOPLE.
SOME days Gnce we received a
note from correspondent, in the
Difri6t Of Maine, of which the fol.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

A Farmer lately bore telt'mony il Court
ct Iaitice, TO la, nelghhors ona aeter.' E"
Ls iad, Wa ns,s. A..o",. ~ u 80, g.e4 =
ND I'D"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

N lCE.,-ln former advertisement, re.
\ quested all persons indebted to tie es,.t.
OF Mr. Thomas Nicolson, decd to paw off their
respective debts, and invited all person, who
had debts due to them from that estate. TO make
them known to me and receive PAYMENT in.
tend at the expiration Of one month from this date
TO divide among the residuary legatces of Mr.
Nicholson's last will. all the money in my hands
quest, that if any one has now a claim for Jeb,
against the estate that they will exhibit II 70 mo
forthwith and receive payment, and beg and
inft At OF those indebted TO the estate to p3v off
their respective debts without delay.
{. COPLAND, Executor
Richmond. December 20, 1909. 2N.4y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26


NJ lNcFIELD AcADEMY. fY.rtq ori,,n.
~ o'eT) At This place viii lie taught. the
ehsu;'l; year. iI'e Greer, Lam, F'tAch, ald I'm.
G.'f L"% aGStS; CeCStaphJ, the asrofNc Clobes.
oe''eS Lebes, GeomeUy, AyilA,neHc, Bo2k.
ktePfng anil Britse.
EXFEECEs.
bosfc' Tuition, Washing, Bed g, Bedding r 50
per annum. 90
Board &c. exclusive Of Bed 8. BcdGing 30
A. nor case quarterly paj ncnts in advance
VII u required.
fof eligibility o. the insti.ution, Tie subscri.
~ wishes the appeal to be r,adc TO lis Dat.
yhs ana scholars tor long series of;yssrs pass.
lie school viii be opened The iuti, Of I,Y,,sr,
1d clossd, thu 10Th Of December Small boz,
gu Dc lodged in the dwelling house OF The
SUBSCRIBE
PfTER NELsoE.
Sf$w
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RALrrmoRE, December q.
Mferestt,ig 10 NE Merchants4

IHFfVF6Et"B 70 nc INeTchantss
the following communication from 2 mer
chant OF this city, relGtive 70 recent con.
demnatioms At Halifay; aud the fact, that
BRUSH e'nissarieS in oHr sea ports, give
raise information. in order to procure the
capture Of American ships nv British cru.
zeIs; the fact, that Congress seem to sj.en
Over our wrongs; the fact "a consequence
OF the formerly that Mr.. Jackson Mas
granted projections e. certain IA ofite,
all thes things, taken togelht.. will Il.
spife merchants with reHsc'io ,.t,,,i ria,-
item to pause. 4. resent, as Tor TOO,
!efrs p'ss,) eorg ess is sither GO tn,..,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

All these gun-boats IN ordinary. are in a
state OF preservation.
Bomes-Sptiire at Norfolk, and Y. J.
geance at New York repairs.
Ot the guh boats at New Orleans. No
IS has been condemned. and is now used rs
a hulk; and Captain Porter, in a letter dated
25th August. 1909, observes, that five O..
theirs. viz: Nos. ID, 10. IL, 90 and 81. will
IN all probability be condemned as unfit for
service in the ensuing summer-havins been
built OF Ia " materials.
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tFOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE:

VFON SNIIE. n ItIS OFFICE:
The 5th Volume Of the ENQUIRIES. compleat,
bound in boards.
VIRGINIA DEBATES, in the Convention,
bound in calf, sheep and boards.
BURR'S TRIAL, for Treason and for Mis-
demeanor, in boards-By ID. Robertson.
LETTERS on the Subject of THE CATHO-
I!CS-By Peter P!ynatey-from the 11th Londo,.
Edition.
BLANKS. for Lnscyers, Clerks, She,i8s, Corr
stables, Merchants, G-c. Gre. which will also be
printed according to any form exhibited, at the
shortest notice.
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CT Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly oa-
posite the Gis6e Tavern, Richmond, pi,ginia.
OF CONDITIONS .--Fioe dollars a rear, to
be Pai1 annually in adcance. Those who wish TO
be considered annual Subscribers, ,aust hereafter
designate it at the time er subscribing, otherwise
their papers viii be discontinued at the expiration
Of the first year. No paper can be stopped until
all arearages base been paid of.--Good acccb.
fanees, in Richmond only, SpiK Dc received in pay
n,eat. The same rule as to Advertisements.
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SNhE Subscribers ha.ing connected them.
selves IN the AUCTION BUSINESS
o'er ine'f services to tie Public, their Aucti.
OH RooG, opposite the Bell-Tayern. 70 c,r,,, ~,
Il RETAIL NIGHT AUCrlON
Also to sell in the day all kinds of Goods.
wares AID Merchandise, Lands. Houses and
Lo.s' hVfses, Negroes, sc. or any o,be. Kind
81 Pr9periy vi''c!l tnaJ Sc inc listed yyih them
ih'y VII a.~ays consider !, uer duty At Ill
''"es' iSith'i'Y 10 observe tie interest Of those
STILL. e BROOKE.
:, 0' ~, Iou' 1awGw
N.3. BARTLETT STILL individually will
ua'sact business, as Tobacco Broker and
Ccmm'SsiUn Merchant, 20 buy aud sell ali kinds
OF Country produce; Also Dsax s,oc;. Note.
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BENT CREEK, 10Th Dec. 1909.
-1lessrs. 1ahafsrro G. Patterson, A4ississibpi Ter
rnory,
g IRS-You will take notice that w. sb,u -.
~ the Compiling Office of Messrs. EIrrinbo.
u,am, Brown {: Co. in this place, ON the FIRST
Thursday IN January next, proceed to take the
deposition of Andrew White to be read as evi.
dence m certain matter of controversy ia chan
gerry, depending in the county of Buckingham,
wherein we are Plaintiffs and you are defendants
(Signed)
THO. HIGGINBOTHAM & Co.
December o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-12-26

a T the request of Mr.. Robert Turner, W.
n shall proceed positively to sell on the 9th of
January next, at / o'clock A. NJ. on the premises,
tor ready money, to raise in the 6rst place, about
5 1900 to discharge deed of trust held by MIR
D'a'el Couch on the property, and the residue
for ether purposes all the HOUSES c. LOTS
late the property OF Daniel Couch, situated ON
the cross street leading from the Bell-Tavern to
Mayo's bridge, now occupied by Andrew He.
thelton, Samuel Bell and others-The Houses
and Lots will sold separate, that is, tenement
at atime.
PROSSER G MONcURE, luc'r..
Richmond, December IS. ids