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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
TUNE BucEPHALus NO MORE Aaagio

give an oplnlon the next meeting.
TUNE BvcEPHaLus NO MORE Aadgio.
LET the Father of Poets in glory enshrine
And rank with immortals mere soldier OF
Troy;
To paint horrid Mars in bloody delight,
Raising wars among mortals, and aiding
the fight,
The force of his magical numbers employ.
Not ambitious my muse in fable TO soar,
No local grief shall your pity implore
sing not Of strife, nor the patron of wars,
But who will believe it !)--of teaceabAe
Mars.
In the beauty Of man, of form. or OF face.
No index OF heart can we certainly trace;
In all The externals of elegance drest,
How ot:en serpent inhabits he breast.
The world is inmask, and we frequently see
A beast show in conduct, what man ought
to be.
Could Homer step back thirty centuries of
time,
And i.elp me to finish this stsnza OF rhyme,
bic would cry, how superior (he'a say it
of course,)
To my .fana warrior god, was this .fam'd
Brunswick Horse.
How oft have seen you, when harncss'd,
to start,
Look bliss more expressive, than speech
can impart
Your canter well known, general joy did
dlffiise,
When you bore through our streets, the
great Budget Of news.
When surrounded each day by political
Geese,
You alone shew your prudence, by silence
and peace.
Our parties, find, in political jars,
Agree in but one thing-lanenting good
MARS.
Could the printers but know, could the pub
lie at large,
How constant YOU bore to the Office your
charge,
And a paper ne'y KEPT, lie P.r,san EV,
To give to your neiShboy, or read by yonrselii
In the poetic corner $50 often debl'd,
By encomiums on men, who thy virtues tc-
guird,)
OF next Mondays paper. they'd give unto
An " Hic Jacet" Mars. to your faithfuiness
l have seen, trusty Mars, Tor two years Of
Thine eye has not sparkled, as in good day
of ,ore
What cpuldst thou no longer, thy burd
suslgis
In bringing sad ,idngs to poor dis'tess4
Name
couldst thou but have spoken, before IA.
last hour.
And impaired Thy virtues to some men in
power,
A nation preserved from destruction and
wars,
Might have given you the honors, now Civ
en- old Mars.
We, who knew thee, good Mars, when
thy memory we toast,
Can say, (what of man we nevercan boast
So faithful SO steady, so patient and free.
Thou ne'er hadst an enemy TIL death mort.
gagged thee Dec. 6, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
Tie Secretary Of State 10 Mr.. JackIoa, Rn-
vor Extraordinary and MipiRey PieBipo-
icafiary ofbiJ Britannia MARTY.
Department Of State O9. o, 1909.

ceP"f"e"f " ofdff cc'. y, 'ooV'
SIS-An arrangement, as to the revoca-
ton of the Bc'tiih Orders in Council, rs
well as to the iatisfAetion required in the
cafe of the attack on the Chtfapeake fri.
gate, has been made in due form bv the
government of the u. States with David
Montague Erikine, Efq an accredited Min
liter Plenipoien,iary of bis Britannia Ma
jeRy. And after it had been faithfully car
ried into execution on the part of this gov
eminent and under circumstances render.
Ing its effects on the relative fitustion OF
the u. States irrevocable, and. in fome re-
Peets, irreparable. his Britannia Maieay
has deemed il proper to difavow il, to re-
call his Miniiter, and to fend another to
take his place.
In fuch fate of things, no expectation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18

your government. Therefore believe that
the United States, in the event of treaty,
would ;till be diipofed to wave for the
prefent, in the manner and on the terms
contemplated by thofe initruitions, their
right TO that branch, and to that branch
only, of the colonial trade, known by the
name of direa trade, that is 10 fay the
trade carried directly from beligerent colo
mics to the begerents in Europe, when
that trade was not permanently in peace
as in war permitted by the laws of the
country to which thofe colonies belonged.
The right to trade between fuch colonies
and the United States generally, and to
that in colonial articles between the Unit.
ed States and other countries, never can,
or will in my opinion, be abandoned, or
its exercife be fufpended by this govern
ment. On the contrary, it is foley in or
der to fecure, bv any express treaty ftipu.
lation, that trade againlt the danger of in.
terruption, and thus by mutual fpirit of
accommodation to avoid colliIions, that
the Abandonment of the direct branch can
ever be afIented to.
Permit me therefore to rcquef, that you
will inform me, whether you underfood
me on thoie two points, az certainly
meant to be underftood namely, that the
relinquiihment, during the preient war, of
what is called the direct trade, was alone
contemplated and that no arrangement
on that fubject was iuggefed as condi.
ton of the revocation of the Orders in
Council.
have the houor to be, with the higheft
refpeet and confederation, Sir, your obedi-
ent fervant,
(Signed) ALBERT GALLATIN.
Hon. ID. NJ. Eyl2ine, MiniRer
Pienipotentiay, &c. Sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
Mr.. ERskfaE, to fbe Secretary oftbe
Tyea/nry.
WaHinqtou, Ang. Ts. I8,

T,ea/hv.
WaRington, Ang. IS, 1899.
SiR--l We the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 18th in.
FAINT, in which you have been plealed To
lay that although You "do not believe
that in the conversations we have had ref
peeting the pra etcabili,y of an adjuAment
of she differences between the u. States
and Great Britain, we ever have milunder-
food one another. Yet, as from Mr.
Canning's inifruetions, lately publlhed by
my government, it would feem that fome
opinions are atcribed to feveral members
of this administration which they did no,
entert ain, it appears neceiary to afcertain
whether, on any point, INTERPRETATION
can have taken place"
In anfwer to your enquiries. have great
fa'isfaetion in afuring you that there APP
pears 20 have been no Misunderstanding
reipeefing the fubfance or meaning of the
conversations which paf1ed between US,
as rated in Mr.. Cummings infruttions al
luded to.
After the mott careful perufal of your
ftatement Of the purport of our converia.
tions, cannot dicover any material diff
erence from the representation which
have made upon the iubieet to the fecre-
tary of State (Mr, Robert smith, in my
letter to him of the I4th infant. to which
will therefore beg leave to refer you, as
! have therein detailed the lnbaance ofthe
conversation according to my recollection
of il which is in every refpeet elIentially
the fame as that which you feem to have
entertained.
During the conversation which we held
respecting rhe praeticabillty of an amicable
adjutmeDt of the differences between the
two countries, when the relnquiihment by
the u. States during the prefent war, of
what is called the colonial trade, was iug-
gehed by you, conceived that you meant
Gas you have ltated) the trsde carried
directly from beligerent colonies TO the
belligerents in Europe, when that trade
was not permanently in peace as in war,
permitted by the laws of the country to
which thofe colonies belonged"
never fuppofed that you Intended to
convey, an opinion that the government of
the United States would make any arrange.
ment reipetting the colonial trade as
condition of the revocation of the Orders
IN Council, the two fubjeets being alto.
gether unconneeted nor have ever rep.
I,feuted to Ills Maicay's government that
fuch preliminary pledges would be given.
With ienlimenis of the hieheit refpe6t,
have the honor To be, Sir, your moi
obedient humble feryant.
(Signed) ID. M. FRSKINE.
The Hon. 6LBERT CaLLAqIN, Sc, SIC.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-12-18
postrp.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Er.EGY

ELEGY
On the famous horse, Mars, who had been
employed many wears in carrying the
Mail from the Stage Tavern III Bruins
wick, u :. Post Office. Poor Mars,
unattended and self.moved," attempt
cd to Cross the Androscoggin, on the ice,
Dec. 5,h, 1909, and was found drowned
in the middle OF the river the following
morning. Whether a calculation, that it
would be safer TO cross the ice, than a
rlckety bridge in warm evening, or to
save the toll Of said bridge or whether
the gloomy aspect of our public affairs
drove the aforesaid Mars to deliberate
suicide, rather than to continue to be the
bearer of "bad news" and to witness
the acoumulating distresses of the neigh
borhood, is a question, on which the phi
losophers of the town are requested to
give an opinion the next meeting.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
Iohn Gardner Laid.
tcber 49,.

HIS for safe, at his Warehonse, Fra'cc-s''ees'
Vaarf-
nruscovado and Loaf Sugars in hoSsheads
and barrels. Eu,.,,,
Rum in do.
Hollands Gin aud French Brandy IN plpes'
Port. Sherry, aud Malaga Wines.
Cogsc. Rice, and Cotton Wool.
I,,neriai, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
sbulan, and Hyson-skin lcas, IN Whoie' hai''
aaaquartcr chests.
lease black Pcrsians.
.t,rrels Caroline Indigo
90 cares Liverpool crcam-coiered oiue-
edgell Ware assorted
Rest Black Pepper in Bags.
sne~ynaceti Mould, and Mould ana Dip:
Taliow Candles in boxes.
I Prawn Soap IN boxes-Ccd.hsh N 90,
p ~ PORK, Salmon, Shad and iierrings
in harre!s. -, r,.5o. Quantity of
soal Iea,hey, Mems, Womeas' and chiielFehs
So CO. &c various descriptions, few pacsages
o CIV Mite Rolls and German Checks, Russla
!. :, and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
p n.'a,. India Cotton of different KINDS. Nan
49, ,so n;eces coarse Irish Linens, " rit'
;;n md wrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse AZ:
s.lt cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
n y 900 tons PLASTER Paris, ana ~ 'o'is
Russian Hemp. Ss, .
January
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
t. I u | I | Q N.

THF, Subscriber informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria and It's VICINITY
that he has opened SCHOOL in that COM
modious room on King street, opposite the
Indian Queen tavern, formerly occupied as
q school room b. Mr.. Hil5ar) where he VIII
teach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book
keeping, Mensuration and Navigation on NC
Serate terms. flattering himself, that by ASST
duors attention to the Improvement of his
pupils, he may merit a share ofpublic patro-
Abraham Walker.
Hfarrt TO- di1n
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
March 10
FOR SALE,


oNE, tract of LAND. situate and lying
in Alexandra county, about SIX miles
from said town, and four fromGeo. town, con-
,,;,;r,r las and sd acres. This land is well
watered and timbered, end well situated Tor
cultivation.
also,
Another Tract. containing 10 acres, y
ing near the Leesburg road about hVe r, n'i'e'
from Alexandria and six from corge-I Town.
not far frcn, either Of the above places Is
valuable Mill Scat, which would SELL nay
ing IS feet inches natural fall, with quar-
ry OF good stone on each side OF Inc cam.
Also, plenty OF good building stone Oh inc
spot where the house should be erected. any
person wishing to purchase VIII please 10 ap-
ply to ~, c.p11N
:, co
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
e A Runaway.

I'm Monday morning last, a young and
7 likely negro man slave, named DICK,
left the service OF the subscriber, and 10 now
supposed tc be lurking in or about the town
~ Alexandria. He is about ls OF 10 years
Of are. copper colorcd, well made, and wears
his bair in queu. He took with hira shoe
makers tools, with which nc is a toieraois
workman, and had on short jacket made OF
dark colo-ed twilled Virginia cloth and PAN
falcons Of the same.
AZ he vert on without any sort OF provo
cation that i know of, it is supposed he -
bareored at some OF the numerous tIpang
houses in or about the town, and perhaps KEPT
at work TO deffay his cxpences.
! will give Ter Dollars reward ior his APP
nrehension and delivery TO me, or II he IS
secured in any Jail and notice given to nc. -
and If he is apprehended out of the county OF
Fa;rfax or district of Columbia, VIII pay
Ten additional Dollsrs.
: J. II. Hooe.
April 8. e,,-s.
81 Printing in its various Dranen as
evsr,,ted with accuracy and disPssess
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
T, 3. HflI s. z. Bail

NfoRM the citizens of Alexandra and
lis siciaity thstthey have commenced tue
,-0ye business, and from their practical
,saOViedge hope 20 meet with a share OF pa
.Onaec from q generous public. They pledge
.suiselEes to execute such or:ers as they
9 ~ De favored With in satisfactory manner.
ny NY vii furnish materials measured IN the
,,: or !Zy thesn by the thousand, as nay
aleie employers. Where theg srre
sa'ed to furnish materials they VIII be
,fehsusry II. Ism
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Epf1i' % 60
~ Printing in its various branches B! n1e mes
executed with accuracy and dispsse'D
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE RY
ROBERT OR ~.

T7HE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves Jew OF
{ Mogadorc, Heir at Law, Robin Heed
love I,au91s at Locksmiths, Of Age 10 NOR
row. Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
logos, Indian Princess, Critic FOX Chase
Blne Beard, Lock and Key, Darby isettrh,
WHAT Blunder, Wanderer, Stranger, Blind
bow, Deserter, Jew, Point Of Honor, Mer-
maid. School for Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
TIE. Town and Country, Voice Of Nature, He
Would if He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Oulla. Farm House, Who's the Dupe'
rim to Scarborough, Whistle for il, Fortune $
Fro;ic, Begone Dull Care, Adelgitha, World,
How to grow Rich, Mano Fortitude.
s.6LSO,
The Military Mentor, being series oil
letters recently written from general otice:'
TO his son-2 vols. boards price 81.
Crabhe's Poems, highly spoken OF by the
British Reviews as work ofthe first merit
price, bound, 81:
March o. --.-.-------
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10. RENT,

Aconyenicnt two story FRAME HooaE
on Patrick street, nearly opposite Isaac 1iD-
sons, lately occupied by MIR. Thomas mo ~,1s
Possession may be had imrnediateiy.-AppiS
: James Anderlon !,
March IS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-11
INEG AR.
For sale, one thousand gallons, by quaint.
ty and retail. Apply TO
Thomas Crufe.
April 10. dsw
Public Sale.

Pursuant to a decretal order of the Chancery
District Court of Williamsburg, will be Of
fered for sale, onthe 4th Monday in May
next, at Westmoreland Court House, be-.
ing court day
That very valuable FARM,
situated on -Nomony river, IN the county OF
Westmoreland, the property of John nd
tdesvs, late of said county, containing GAS a.
cres A credit oftwelve months will be CIV
en-, the purchaser executing to the commits
sioners acting underline aforesaid order, bond
with approved security, and deed OF trust
On the land to secure the payment OF the purs
chase money according to the terms of the
decree.
March so. dow
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s.,!cs at I1ndae.

.,,erv Tuesday and rrloay,
|DD IgILL 81 SOLD
vendue Store, corner 81 Prince anu
itsa' Water streets.
r,r;st, If Dr., Goods. Groceries, g {.
I'm .:.aI,rs Of which viii be expressed III
f IN & tie aay---Ail kinds OF GOODS
be HIs : On limitation ard the prices OF
saIsii a. 80 established, can at any time be
VIC, md purchased attic Lowest limitation
.'a' P. G. Marsteller. Y. NJ.
Iaa publiihed.
~ cs5Y7'oM .fND es7EwlfIS2,
And for sale at then Store,
(oricc 0rs Doilar
The Exile Of Erin.
A NOVEL.
~ Mrs. P!4ees::-'ase Miss Cunning.
y,nuary G.,
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Lottery Notice.

On Tuesday the 4th of April Tickets IN
Black River Lottery No.S,wlii rise IN pnce to
SO Som that day week the drawing COM
nenees.
March %. -.
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FRESH TEAS.

4NAo41 4 CLAos
JOSEPH II. llEd.NDEYILLE,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, AID OFFERS FOR SALE
AT the Baltimore and New York prices,
rs chests Hyso,f Skins, TEAS
10 do. old Tyson Softhe latest New
6 do. young Hyson York importation
April s. tl las3w
TuH Received, from Bottom,
md fer sale Gy the Subscriber,
A few dozen mems and womens' Saddle
Trees.
A good assortment Of Cut lacks, from 5
ounces to Is ounces, in small bags.
Woo Cards.
New York prime pork in barrels.
Goshen Cheese. very excellent.
Rhode Island ditto.
Seed Potatoes.
Smoked Herrings in boxes.
Lime Juic: in bottles.
Sw-et Oil in ditto.
New England Cider in barrels.
And handsome assortment OF Netting
Cotton, from No. 10, to No. &c.
Thomas Patten.
April {.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
NORFOLK, Feb. IL.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
District Ocrocokc, Feb. A.-120q.

otRS
The brig Josephine, JoLn Ainsly, master, es.
capped from this port on Sunday evening. the 18Th
ust.-i had directed the Officer of the Revenue
Boat here to unbend her sails two days before,
ana otherwise to completely dismantle her
The former part was observed, but have to la
ment the other was not.
1t now appears that he brought a suit of sails
from Norfolk with him, and availed himself of a
moonlight night to get over our bar. / should
have pursued him the next morning, but / had
other vessels of some importance TO attend
and my force here very inadequate 20 tie naviga-
ton.
have all the vessels pAoers.-I hope ard trust
ms bonds are not canceiled-EIe escaped from
here without giving any.
wish him published in every paper-I shall
place him in the Newbern Herald.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob't ser't.
JAMES TAYLOR,
Collector.
LARKIN SMITH, Esq.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

DROPERTY, F0R SdLE.-rha subscriber
a DESTROYS Of removing 10 the western conn.
try, oilers for sale his HOUSES & LOFTS. in
Richmond. He deems a particular description
unnecessary, AND wishes those inclined 10 Dnr.
chase, 30 view the property. The ii dwelling. house.
. reie6snce aud convenience, is certainly not in.
feiior TO any in the city the Offices are comma
dious the garden and gard WI be laid out in n
st,7 adapted TO The buildings, aid the si,uslion
Combines the advantage Of privacy and retire
ment to thatof proximity to the scene of bust.
sess.
A small portion only sf the purchas. none,
will berequircd at the tima OF The sale. aud ibc
residue in such instslIueats as may be agreed ON.
or slaves will b. received in payment, for a part
orthe whole of the properly.
January 81. osyysf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
LARKIN SMITH, Esq.
Collector, Norfolk.
LExIxcrox, (Kl Jan. %.

LEx1NGroS, (K) Jan. %.
n Dwell wac fought on Thursday last near
Louisville, by MIR. Henry Clay and Mr.. Hum
phrey Marshall. The first fire was without cf.
iect' except that Mr.. Clay's ball passed through
the cioathing Of his adversary, and grazcd the
SKIN OF the abdomen the second fire was also
without cifect-Mr. Clay's pistol did not fire.
AZ the third fire, Mr.. Clay was wounded in the
thigh. After receiving the wound his pistol
was fired, but without effect. We are happy to
state, that we have been informed, that no serious
consequences are expected to result from MIR.
Clay's wound.
Mr.. Clay and NJ. Marshall ale boti members
OF the Legislature and the duel we are inform
ed proceeded from intemperaie language used
by both gentlemen in che heat Of the debate ON
The resolution introduced by Mr.. Clay for Che lie.
g'slaturs 20 cIothe themselves in domestic fat,.
ricks after the 2oti of June next, which was very
warmly opposed by Mr.. Marshall. Mr.. CLAY
was the gentleman who sent the challenge IRE.
Porter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
AN ESSAY

On Sheep, HTooi, and UTooNen Mannfae.rres. shoso-
ing the adpantage Of ian prsciry d,n.ricoR Fost'
~ tae introduatior q Spanish 5seeb, &c BY Ro-
BERT X. L~ivIscsreN, LII - President IF
fae Sceiey Jar the promotion Of nsJSai Afts, ia
the state Of NeS-1ork.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

John ALCOCK, informs his friends, and the
y public, that he is carrying on his CABINET
MAKING BUSINESS, in all its branches where
nc makes all kind of Mahogany Furniture in the
best manner, and on tho newest fashions-Ahy
O ,ntieTnsa or l.A:,s -rart;;.-- :my E..s.. - -,
End good work executed, and on 10y terms, as
can be hougl-i in New-Yark, or any other place.
ANY orders left at my shop, in the Cross Street.
ad; joining Prosscr and Moncure's vendue Store.
ar at Mr.. George Creenitow's where j keep NV
Wars-iioom, will be pointediy attended to, and
great care taken to deliver it in good order.
N. b. Two Apprentices wanted at the above
business, who can come well Recommended.
january II. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24
MISCELLANY

%csjsNoseiss Dissertgti,r es the rssisins ef E,oo!,
as, at this "a onasnf. peculiarly iafsrssfisg to hs
People Of The u. ST extracted from fhe
, ITassaerioas Of The Ne~-1ors Society fer the
Promotions OF ssefuI A,rs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-02-24

EORTY DOLLARS REWARD-Lost near
J. Mr.. Charles TlIompson's store, Hanover
county, a large SILVER HATCH, with a GELD
SEAL and KEY. The initials OF nv name are en-
graved upon the case of the Watch, the Seal and
tic Key. LIE Roy. tile makers name, is upon the
dial plate. The above reward will be paid upon
receiving he Watch, al and Key, or such intor-
i.'ation as will enable me. 90 get them.
CHARLES MORRIS.
E. Tayior's Tavern, Eanover2
County, Feb. II. %ui
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Eli. wHoM n MAr coNcERN-

To ALL wH7M II MN CONCERN
( AT, the time OF a dissolution Of the firm Of
Cisrftea asd Clss<, merchants here, \ transfer
and sale was made 10 tile subscriber, one Of the
partners, by Mr.. Archibald Campbell of New
York, the other, eff al his interest in the debts and
stock ofthat copartHership, and also of the house
of Robert Campbell & Co. of Charlotte county,
carried on under IL. superintendent of Robert
Campbell, deceased, who was exclusively inte-
rested in that firm one third, and the remainder
belonging to the house here.
There is still daefrom Rober. Campbell & Co
a considerable balance tor advances made during
the existence of that firm, tothc subscriber. who
is therefore, only competent Tor his agent to
collect & grtnt discharges for debts due Robert
Campbeu& Co. to amount of the Sums owing BY
them for advances of stock, and the remsindcr,
if ans. will be profits, and TO which the rerresen-
tativeso of Robert Campbell, will be entitled one
third part.
SAMUEL CLARK,
Only sarvicing partner Of the late fran If
Rssert ct,n9beH G Co.
Richmond, JANUARY II. oaw6w
N. D I will give the highest price for Tobac.
Go and other produce in dischssye of the
debts due to Robert Campbell & Co.
s.CLARK.
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N Thursday, the 16tn day OF March next,
~ VIII be sold, to the higbes. bidder, in tine
Town OF manchester, at the tavern of zaciIariah
Brooks, upon a credit of twelve months. ibe foi.
loving PRCPER1r, belonging to the estate OF
VIM. Friend, decd. viz. twelve or fifteen likely
SLdVES, consisting of man, women, bows and
girls W:1CGCN and harness, n GIG and har-
ness, sundry articles Of Hus,an&ry, Il few valu.-
bic Books, e a handsome Fowling Piece. Bond
ana approved security will be required of the
purchasers.
TH0MAS BRANCR, Executor.
Atthe same time and place, will BIZ so!d, or n
credit OF twelve months, suulry articles of valu.
able mahogany FURNITURE and PLATE.
the property of Mrs. Ann Friend.
CT Al persons having claims against the es-
tate oil Mr.. Friend, decd. are again invited To-
bring them forward properly authenticated, and
those indebted thereto, viii please make pay
mcnt without delay.
yHfoMAS BRANCH, Executor.
February 10. ot