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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Fa20ry 1arn g Tbread Store.

JOSEPH POPE. informs his friends and the
.JPusi,c that he is appointed Agent for Aimy
Il B,o7vn, of Providence, who will keep him
conlfantly fupp!ied from their long known &
well efabliihed Factory, with general abort
ment of
Cotton Warp and Filling,
White and coloied Stocking, & thread,
ditto ditto Thread in hanks and balls,
Wirk Yarn,
Cotton Shifting and sheeting,
DO. Cheek and Stripe,
Bed Tick, &c.
Which will be fold wholeiale and retail a, the
Factory prices. shopkeepers in town and
country may be fupplied on the fame terms as
at the Manufactures, by applying at No. 7,
Ms0syi Rsro. (6m) Dec. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Crowell Hatch.

INFORMS the public that he has given up
his itand IN Portland, asd taken one in
FR1EBURG-wherc he intends carrying ON
IHE TAILORING BUSINESS,
In its various branches; and where he will be
happy to ierve the citizens of Fryeburg and
its vicinity in the hue of his protection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Seieet Paragraphs.
From the Carolina Meflinger
10 C5,Jisnf sfeos,y Deaomiasfign HyesgLoa ,I.
Uaiisi Slater of dnoies

From the Carolina MeiIinger.
~ C1,yaisnf feps,y Deaomiasfiga fIyosgLon VI.
Uaasi States Of A~oies
Our great, worthy and philosophical Pref
dent, Is OF mind 100 I,beril and expanded TO
belong to party in religion and difcIaiming
all a.eendlHey over the religious condolences
of his fellow citizens leaves them, in The capa-
city OF chriit,ans, 10 act as the cxgeneies OF
the nation may REQUIRE. He has been addref-
fed on the fubjed of National fan but con-
additionally punctilious (when religion cones
IN The wsyJ he doubts hi, authority from that
tource las SnyiocK could fee no mercy to
ANTONIO IN his sond, 70 neither can our poll
fica tathes, and repufed lavour, fee national
falling prayer aud humiliation, before the God
OF Heaven, IA The contribution of the United
States OF Aneriea--aithough now on the very
verge otperditlon But cannc. you, my fellow
ehrils'ans, OF every denomination, Zee IL, nav,
read II as you run. in your bibles And will
you iuifer eiler differences (at this awful peri.
od) TO divide and weaken your Influence be-
fore 1hrene of Grace Why will you
HUMMER on, through long uncert ain night
c4darkneis, though the tempen is great and
ths bi!pws ran high The night not half lpent
un,i! cur p'iiiicai barque founders. beyond re-
dempiion @is Chriis aileep in the hinder Part
oil our veagi! Aud will not his difciples, wi, h
united aud impoifunate cries awake him |!
Sure y, iaivaiion Is f-om the Lord, alone. He
who doubts the efficacy of humble. fervent
p'ayes,s q had aln'ol iail) an Atheia Had
] voice, Thar could extend frcm the 81 Croix
so The Mifili9pi, would found the alarm TO
my fellow chriii,ans of every name Iwould
tell tnem that orr brethren The Bap,ins, have
fired on Wednefdly, the fiit day of March
next, as Day of Humiliation Failing and
Prayer 10 Almghy God in their church,
IN behalf Of the's iuferipg country. And /
won'd with the fame voice, heleech YOU all,
my dear bre;hrea, As If called individually hy
name---in the rafpe IF al that is facfcd, dear
or valuable to you leiges and POTTERY:, in
time aud IN eieraily, to join with thcle our
pious brethren, on thar day, animated by
ope fp'rit, with ua!ied cries before a Throne
of Grace, for national aud individu4l salvation
peace. and PROPERTY to our and, e.pecialy--
asweil az cur fuileriug brethren Of mankind
Throughout, the world, genc-aliv And do
NV en'rea. the favour every Printer, who
loves BIS country, aud is not an avowed iBh-
del from the ealt to the wea, and from the
no''n % the f1utb, 20 give this humble, indi-
s,aual eiIay, circulation.
BY apr.gJof,s y Pafrio. of rs.
Barnwell Diitriet. =. q Ian. ., 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
EQUITY OF REDEMPTION.

Cumberland. st. Taken on Execution,
and 7viH be loH at Public Auf7ion, on
The 22d day gf February next, at sne
o'ekek, p. M. On The pyemiscs,
a LII the right in equity of redemption in
and to the following deicribed mortga-
ged Real Easie, fitua,ed in Raymond. to wit !:
One half of the lot of land numbered twen-
ty-hve in the thirteenth range, bounded thus
beginning at the moi ~.aerly corner of faid
lot, and running fouthealt City two rofs /;
thence north, nfsy. degrees can, one hun
drsd and twensy-one rods; thence NORTH eaa
twenty enc rods. to the northwea ii2e line of
faid lot hence by the wenerly fide line to
the bounds fri mentioned. Said Eita,e il
mortgaged for the fun of one hundred and
tweniy-eigh, dollars, and twenty-five cents,
oa interei from the ninth day OF Auguif, A.
ID. one thouiand eight hundred and three.
THOMAS CHUTE, D,paiy S5s,f.
PerflasS, Jan 90. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
TAKE NOTICE.

THE nonrefdent proprierors of the feveral
lots of land in the town of Norway, in
the county OF Oxford, Gate in the county of
cumberland) commonly Enown by the name
OF the Waterford three Tier of lots, hereafter
mentioned, are hereby notified, that the fame
are taxed in the bills committed to me the
fubieriber, Collector of faid Norway, for the
STATE, County and Town tax, for the year
eighteen hundred and eight, AID for the nom
payment of the highway tax for the year
eighteen hundred and ieven, to colleca, in the
reflective fums following, viz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
REETY.ft.

REEfITff.
(>niRLEs ROGERS hegs ieavs ~ affirm
- bis friend, aud cuitowers tna he has re
moved 10 hi. fiere under his dwelling hou'e
at the head OF Tacs1sbs Hb1,f, where he has
for fate sEAMEN'o CLOTHING, &c. and
where the
T4HORING BUSINESS
I, carried on at the lowelt cath prices.
B.-All perfons indebted 20 faid Rogers,
either by note or beck account, are hereby
requened to call and iettle the fame i~sediafsiy,
if they with to fave expenfe.
Portland, 7 n. IS. (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
On Tuejlay hf,

TWENTY-Fourth mn. 1T O'Clock, p. NJ
the Wheel. Of DirwHe Laite,y, began
to move, thy Pe,nIiss IF old MeDi.bsjffs--
Embargo No 8, notwithstanding and in the
courie of SO days will d,ar,bute among For
tuses Favorites, 52,5II dollars in iuch iums
as fhe may choofe, from to 10000 dolls.
~ TICKETS and QUARTERS may be
had .oso & during sbe drorpi.g at s. PATTERNS
Lottery Office, Ma. 10, Joas.',. Ros0---F.S J6,es
Poyfkcnd, Tan. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
Jofuph Crofs, Jun.

INFORMS his Friends and Cuflomer, that
: he has JUN received general afIortment Of
EngLjb and Wef-Ludia Gosdt
and that he has taken fore No. S, Union Rsry,
next door to Mai WILLIAM CoDpAsD's-
where any articles in the anove line may be
had at reduced prices for cath or country pro-
duce. Porfiasd, 7as. %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
The Subfcriber.

06eo jsv faie, III biz fore ia lNidAt.Jf,sa,
A large and general afIortment of
Wcf-lndia Gsod5 and Gyoceries,
Warranted OF tie fri quaIity-r1- He is IN.
der the neeeiii'y CT informing the public thar
no credit can be given for the above Good,
after this date.
DAVID DANA.
Portland Fan %,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
NOTICE. !
BACK-COYE BRIDGE.

THE Proprietors Of Back Cove Bridge are
hereby notified that their femi- annual
meeting will be holden at the houfe of Abra.,
ham Deenan, innholdcr in Portland on Mon
day the lxih day OF February next, at 9 o.
clock in the afternoon, for the following pur.
poies wiz
TO choofe Moderator.
To make choice of one or more perfons in
addition to the preient Standing Committee.
To receive accounts and allow the fame
If they be found right.
To pats any vote respecting The toll, thar
they may judge eIpedicnt.
Per order IF fbs Standing Cexmfies.
STEPHEN WAITE, c2s,A Vt tie P.ep,s.
Portland, Jon. so, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

II no perfon 1,all appear to difcharge faid
taxes and all neceasry Intervening charges.
on or before the .f,f Zsgasy !. Msysb sext the
fcvcnth day of fAid month, at eleven of the
clock IN the forenoon, 20 much of faid lots of
land as fhaIl be fuiiicient to di,charge the fame
will then be fold at the dwelling. houie of 30
Epb Stevss. Innholdsr in faid Norway, at
Public Auction, to the higheii bidder, accord
ing to law.
JAMES FRENCH, csilsi7o, effs1 Ns,rvsy.
DATED at fad Nevrpsy, tee fs.eeab day Of jan
uS,y, r. ID. 1903. Jan 2s)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

II no perfon fhall appear to difcharge faid
taxes and all neceflary intervening charges, on
or before the irn Tuefday in March next,
the ieventh day of iaid month, at eleven Of the
clock in the forenoon; 70 much of iaid lots Of
land as fhal be fuilicien, to difcharge the
fame, will then be fold at he dwelling houfe
of Jgitfb Sfefbens, Innfoldcr in faid Norway,
at puoic auction to the highea bidder, accor
ding TO law.
JAMES FRENCH, Colst7or efJaa Norway.
Dated Of jaid N0r-esy. s5s Gsfeea@ dry Of
JssHay, n. ID 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
REMOVAL.

. OBERT CROSS, has removed his
IN CROCKETT u Glass WARE STORE
to Ti,comb's Buildines-Middle Street, wher.
he has complete adorment of
China Glazed,
Blue Printed, =
Do. Painted, : WARE.
Enamelled and
Cream colored
$50 crates anorted Ware,
10 Hhds. do. do.
10 do. Gals Ware, anorted.
10 boxes Dutch do.
go do Pipes.
JAPANED WARE.
Walters, Caniffers,
Servers, Candleflcks,
Bread Bafket, Knife Trays,
Cadies, Shutters DO.
Portland, Jan. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
LOOK 1T tbs pfcTURE I

For years paa, the Aurera has
unceaiingly ailtrted that the Feder-
allts wanted to plunge this country
into war and ruin, and thar the dem
ocra.s were for peace with all nations
iiiy upon ehay was witt n. addreii-
al 10 the iociety of Friends. coninr.
ing them by our bleiTtd RrDHrMsR,
VINO incn'catcd" peace on earth and
good viii among men,' by the ref
pe6ted name of PENN by their own
selisious tcnets which forbade them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
To Let,
REdL, kSTdTE.

TOR fale at Auction. fmali Lot of Land
4 ?'eafintly ftuases in Grers ereef, for
fore; lying at the wet end of Mr. George
Wheelrights houie, being abou, fourteen feet
front and three rods deep. Sale TO commence
on Monday the twenty feven;h day of Feb.
rnary next, at eleven o'clock A. NJ On the
premiies. Terms made known at the time
aud place of fale.
DANIEL GREEN.
Portland, J0n. %. 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
William Goddard,

HAS received by fhips Globe and Hannah
4 from Liverpool, an addition TO his Rock OF
Hard.Hare G09dS,
Which are offer C for fale on the moit favora-
bic terms, by wholefae or retail.
Paflaad, Nt9, :. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

TlipllaIet Smith,
LAS REMOVED to 7it.e~b'5 6miliscr, HIM
4 5iree.-where he has for iae general
.Gortment of FACTOR. COTTON fdkN,
CLOTH t. BED7TcKLAG. Other goods
as ufual. (9v) ian. z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

NOTICE Is hereby given tia, the feh!cri-
- bar has been dur appointed Executrir
of the eliate of
ROBERT sTiNsoN,
late of Wooiwieh, in the county Of Lincoln,
gentleman, deceaied, and has undertaken tina,
run by giving hond as the law directs. All
perlon,, therefore, having demands againa
Tie eila;e Of faid deeesied, ale de6rel to ex
hih't the fame for feltlemen,, and all indeh.
ed 10 ia'd eilsse, are reiseaed to make mme
diate payment,
THANKFUL sTINsoN EseeDs,is.
Jan. Q, 1899. 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
READ YOUR CONSTITUTIONS
70, ,at q, ne BsoJae,e Of
ISAAC ADAMS.

a BOOK which coils ouly IS Csf,, con-
: tanning the Contribution of the ffaie of
Manachufelis and that OF the United states !;
the Declaration of independence, and Wafh.
ington's Farewell Addrefs---and which ought
TO re in the hands of every CITIZEN Of this
Cormonwealth.--If the People and Rulers of
this country would underi.and and Practice
the principles contained in this final book, il
would direet them in that path which would
give them relief from mon il not all the evils
aud entertainments which they labor under
at the rreient day
~ The above book was recommended bv
the General Court of ,hI, Commonwealth. TO
De read IN all our Schools. Jas. l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

One mare chance FIR o,ooo Dsl2ar5 !!
A VERY few Tickets aud Quarter. in Dix.
: vile Road Lottery, which has JUN com.
mencsd drawing. fur iale by
ISAAC AID ms,
No. 7, Fye Stree.
Thofe who with to purchafe will DO well
to Apply Immediately, a. very few Tickets re-
main unfold. Tan. So.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

TO war, TO join and put the democ
RATS mo power which, it done,
they were afured the nation would
be faved from opprefive taxes, and
from The fhedding of human blood
in ruinous war and every man
could then quietly Gt down under
the ihade Of his own vine & fig. tree,
and none to make him afraid
We ailcrt, without fear of contra
dietion, that there is not one reputa-
bic democrat who will venture to de-
ny that this was the cant, for it is no.
FERROUS to the world, and was repeat
ed till it became ftale.
How is it now /?
LOOK 1T THIS PICTURE !
The articles of the Aurora fuc-
ceeded the democrats got into pow.
err; and now they want to plunge
the nation into ruinous War. Ihofe
who are inclined to peace are indif-
criminately branded as traitors, to-
ries, incendiaries and Britilh parti-
zans; and even threats are uied to
deter them from freely declaring
their opinions.
Is it not true ?-PbiLad zap.
The late marriage of Mr. Lyon with Mifs
Lamb is a violation of Horace rule IN his ar,
Of poetry.
!" Ne'er let difcordant iempers be entwind,
+" Nor in Loves chapIet lambs with lin, joln'd."
An old man, who had young wife, of re-
putei gallantry, Inquired in what part of the
body the fsin was ihickea. received for an
fwer, /" undoubtedly in the forehead; for
otherwie, you would already have horns" )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

N conformity to an order from she Hon.
Samuel Freeman, Judge of Probate, will be
fold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, the
thirteenth DAY of February next, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon,
II D1uelAng-Hsyf q Bake HUE
fi'uated IN Fore. free, on land owned by Sam
uel acknowledgements with various Arti
cle', the property of the late John Baker
Sale on the premifcs.
DAVID PEAsE, Ar7.
Portland, Jan. :, 1869. f2s,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

F ifno perlon ihall appea- to dfcha-ge faid
taxes and sii neeefary intervening charges, on
or before the iirif rueiday in Nrreh uext, the
leyen,h day of iaid month at eleven OF the
clock in the forenoon 70 much of faid lo,s
of land as ihail be fuflicent 10 dilcharpe the
fame, will then be fold at the dwelling houie
OF J9,sP6 Sfstde@', Innholder in faid Norway. 81
pub suction, TO the hghet. bidder, accord
Ing 20 'av.
JAMES FRENCH, calles7s, sfIaii Nor4pa, g
D,iel at f,i No, zsay, fbs Jfxfee1 day IF Jaaps-
~, n u. 1909 /2s1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06

THE fubicribers hereby give public notice
to all concerned, that they have been du.
~ appointed and have taken upon themle,yes
the tru'! of Executors OF the lat will aad tef
lament OF
THOMAS MOTLEY,
late of Portland, in the county of Cumberland,
gentleman. deceaied, by giving bend a, The
law direcis-They therefore fequet all per
ions who are indebted TO che lad deceafeds
eita;e, 10 make immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, TO exhibit
the lame TO EMMA MOTLEY,
EDWARD MOTLEY.
J~ysy %, 1909. CO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-02-06
A FARM FOR SALE.

Portland, Jan, %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

eT.' circnisted among the pessie a. Enrvand
@rd this '~ing considered btshe FarJ:ameui
~ unlawful Interference Oh The part of a
.areign envoy, the houses of Gem mons End al
Lords passed several resolutions rsprehen
aing the conduct Of Palm in very severe
terms, declaring their nfmoss abi orrence
81 this andac'ons manner Of etheafng 10
RE heop!s )" and voted an address 20 George
tive first, assuring him that the parliament
could by and support him against the
'iisturbcrs OF public tranquility, MS well as
against thoseswho fattered themselve, with
hopes 'that an obstinate perse verance in
their destructive measures could starper the
trmness OF the British nation in the defence
OF their rights and privilege" The crcun.
ssSuces ct this case will be found recorded
IN the Journals of the proceedings of the
Hot.e ct Com mons for the year 1926, q Pc
Rod at which the English parliament was a
more legitimate organ of the FEELINGS and
sentiments of their fellow subjects than at
present. The Lords and Commons both
viewed the case in its true light: the insult
thus offered to the executive branc!, of the
government. was, in reslity, an insult to the
whole empire. and every person who re.pcc-
ted the constitution of the country was bosntl
to repel it. The doctrine of ministerial an.
peals to the people has never been popular
In the United States. Genet tried the expe-
r'menf, and met with Nothing but indignant
contempt from the citizeus of A ncrica.
HUME.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28
W.. m ooSeihst' cem,a.,.i,--,,
November IS.

pursuance Of The will Of Tobias Lax, -.
L decd, will be sold, at auction, IN n,
ses, on the Esd of next moi,h. the nar. oe,ne
Lo1, IN Richmond, on the main street, L. a ),
from the Market Bridge, on which the = u.s..
formerly occupied by Nancy Battles, sta w..
se'h2r with as much of the space of grouna e
tween the said house and the house in whici
itcedent resided, at the time of his deaf. "a
vii belong to the p,"t on which the r,tm.,,; -.
'ned house stands. when the said space ufyrn,nd
is equally divided between the said two i',m.,.<.
cut ct which part, To be sold, is % be ,.xrent ii
the grave yard wherein the late .,,f. of the de.
cedent is buried The diyiiins line wiz he RI,
before tile day of sale n credit OF s,x md n'pa
months will be give the purchaser, uN,n ms ii.
wing notes, negotiable and psyable n tic, Sa,k oF
Virginia, with approved oneicrs,FS, nj A,,cs
OF trust ON The ground, to secure !, ssv,,nNt -
the purchase money, in case the notes s4oalJl Se
b. Punctuaiiy paid.
All persons having claims against the estate.
OF the decedent, arc requested TO brag ,h.m in
properly authenticated, in order hat ,rovi.,o.
ma. be made for the payment. Those inlestrd,
will please to make payment.
ROBERT HIDE, Execute,
November 49, -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28
. TWO hundred NKcRoEg fcr sale--WnI

TWO hundred NEGROES for sale,--Whi
4 positively be sold at Christopher Owens
Tavern, in the tOwr Of urbahaa in Etiidcsex
county, the above quantity Of Negroes Belonging
20 the estate of Philip l.. Grymes, Esq Of Bran
don, decd among winch are, House Servants,
Cooks, Carpenters, Blacksmiths, CoopcrS, &c.
'sc anil also, OK Carts with Chains, &c. and 24
of the most valuable oxen belonging 90 said es-
tate
Thirty Of the above Negroes will Re sold for
each, tar balance weht the Oxen, &C. will be sold
90 credit ofnine nbDths, the purchaser giving
bord with approved security.
The Sale VIII commence ou the 9Th Of January
next, n fs'r, Il not, the next fair dsy,) and will
COZ, inHcf'om lay To lay TIL all ar. sold
The cash safes viii commence Oh the frst
day
Alllegsl creditors are re1uested 90 purchase
the amount 2r any ptrt cfthe,r respective claims.
RoBEHT' tyEST,
/a,&iaisSstor, &c IT
PRyLL< >>. GIiXMGS, ae'G
.$NooiviFe. Clouces-p
teT, November -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-28

order to complete the residue of the Re,,x;.
ntions OF the Decree of the honorable ~ ~,
Sourt OF Chsncery, for the Richmond D;str;s,'
oateo tne zoth June. 500, and published in this
paper rom the. 22d August to the 1874 sep,'r..
inclusive, s an additional decree. dated the 2sa
September, 1909, in the cases cf William Mr..
nan ana Thomas Taylor, guardians of Eiranor
ma Lssinm osndridge, orphans Of Vim ir,..,
&c.. oSS q. and others Rfys.
WIN. Duvai, atirni strator- Of wm. pr;e. A..
ceased, Lucy Price, w1,iow. and WIN. n p.;o'
aiexander Price, John Aarvie Price, aud Am,
ceased, D, -, w"
" And also in co,forfrity with. 4 further ..pores
oo Hs a'o,esa'd court, daiedtbe IA sep,cmas,.
''' =, t,'e case OF Matthias Jordan Ptt.f.
The same defendants IS above.
we, or one ofus, viii positively proceed to
Ieh, on ue premises, At public auction, az, Tues
gay .he LIN Gay OF December NEXT ut IL O'clock
n. NJ. IL inr, net tl,e"ext fair day, a, the s.t
m 0"fI-the Blue House and Lot. on the street on
Sieeko lil, mentioned In the H,st decree VI ,,;ch
the late register VIM. Price, pur chased of loh,
britain, subject TO the clsirs of Mr.. I,l.n ari.
IAN, Tor supposed right Of dover size nev.rh,.
wing rchnGuished any clsirp which she might az.
~ t,'e event ot her living longer than her sa,ti
n n.s immediately thereafter, two Lots
or Siound near the Federal Spring known bv I'M.
numbers - -, in DuYat's al. litvn to ,,t
CIT! OF. h'ctmoud, nd three Lots ne,r the It, 4
,esMshce ni WIN frics, On Shock cr. Hill known s.
oy ,,e nGtneers, IN Jmtgc Westinghouse addti-
on ~. IL and 49, on two years credit, from tie
asy o. SAFE wit" Interest from date; bonds with
arPfoEea security will te required, or so M, n.
seTse'' as ~iif be s,,isicieat SATISFY Wa, Mr.
shd' a;,i Thomas Tayior, Esqrs guardians AS g.
t,ressid, the resde of the o,ir,ns sum ,iecrr-
IN !he,r FAVOR OF S iao0, with interest and :oss
o. SAID SUIT I; and Matthias jordxn in the sum %
ooo, with interest from the lst day 81 Ianra.y
loos, ui' paid, and the cos's expended ~ t',n "a
sAiu sut' ana ,.s'to discharge the bala,,e. tn,
expenees of the previous and said So 10. ~
provided for as authorized ny the Aforesaid il
crces.
JOHN .PRossER;
-. Wn. MoNCURE. Gsmras'si'"crs
November IS 81;
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N Pursuance of an order Of Henricn Co
Notice is hereby given, th.t .he court ui l-s
said county, will, at the next term. procec, 70
make distribution of the proceeds OF the sal, s.
tic estate of Charles Britain, LIE of the
county, deceased. amTG bis ere ,bLars; uie 80
estate having been eonnittsd to ,ne iiam Z.
VIM. Price, late sheriff OF the saii county. ~.
administration. aud the proceeds Of tie 4a;.s
ing in the hand. If his late deyut,es. 4 VIII. ~.
time, those interested will please {, ,,lend t,,,
court. H.sys< ygk PIP lpn
Late DEPUTY for HIN Pyics, Ire Shsyig
November %
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NIAsHlNGToN TAvERN-x,e 81

w scriters inform their tri- us AMI Sac .,,tb-
lie in general, that, at consider. de e,s. ing
have had variety OF mpro, enients .d led 10 tll4
W0shiHgfoH Taoeyn. 30 rs 10 maze 4 isrg: i,rci
commodious house, suitable for the acc ,.u.Y.t,.-
ton Of gentle men with, or without fan,e. ta.,
part suitable for the accommodation oil fannie,
being entirely separated from the pu',ie ,,s- gt
the tavcrn-where they may live priv tie, VI as
much so as they might wish Being w.t pre-
pared with good rooms, beds, &c. as wei as
with large convenient stable near the yart--
they 8atter themselves from the long ex .tIiebcs
they both have had iG this line of bl,iness mat
there win be no diff rulty in giving gen.ga s-l,s-
faction. Assurances are Civ. n TO .y ~" sa1o-.
attention to oil those who .aay ft"sr taeh visa
their company
N. Is We are also prepared 20 acconmeds,e
IS or so MsDlbers of tae Legi.latire, t.i, s.m-
ter. ODEN Il MOORE
Richmond, Nov. %. -