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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-30
Henry Wheeler,

.CARRIEs on the CtrRRf-fNG BUSINESS,
~ at Gorham Corner, and is conisantly ready
to obey the Reasonable commands OF thoie
who viii favor him with their caitom.
Ce,bam, Jas. l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-30

NOTICE is hereby given that the frbfcri-
u her hasbeen duty appointed Eaeea:fin-
of the eltzse Of 81
ROBERT sTINsoN,
late Of Woolwich, in the county Of Lincoln.
gentleman, deccafed, and has undertaken THAI
trufl by giving bond as the law directs an
perfons, therefore, having demand, sgsnit
tie eitate Of faid deceafed, are dehsed 10 ex-
hihit the fame for fettement, and all iudcbt-
ed to faid eisate, are requelted to make iaisne-
date payment. =; Ia
Tia NKFUL .STINSoN, Extt1t,is.
Tan 5, 1909. 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-30
REAL ESTATE.

EOK fAle at Auction, fn,all Lot of Land
l. peafantly ftua,ed in Gresa FRET, for a
fore lying at the welt end of Mr. George
Wheelrights houfe, being about fourteen feet
front and three rods deep. Sale to commence
on Monday the twenty ieventh day OF Feb
yuary next, at eleven o'clock a.. NJ. on the
premife.. Terms made kno at the time
and place of fale.
DANIEL GREEN. E
Portland, Ten. 2s, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-30
90 Let.

TWO Chambers f.uated in Cour, Street,
convenient tenement for q lmsll fami'ys
Apply.o JOHN PHILLIPS.
Pe'hani. Jas. 50, UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-30
TO BE LET,

10 DE LEIt
CJALF of convenient DWELLING
L HOUSE, htuated in Free ltreet, on rea.
fonable terms Enquire of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Portland, Nov. z. Vt)
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MJSCOVADO SUGARS.
S. hogfheads 1T and ed qua
llty-FoR SALE BY
r. Veitch & Co.
January o.. dsw


THE partnership of J. Daqves and Samurl
Shrtve, was this day dissolyedb by mutual con
sent.
December X. Jan. 10 st
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MONDAY, JANUARY IS. 1909.
Bank Of Alexandria,

J4.NrU.ARY 9, 1909.
NJ OTIGE.is hereby given the stockhold-
i y ers OF tie Bank Of Alexandria, that a
dividend OF three and half per cent. on The
capital stock Of said Bank for tie half year
ending this day, is declared, and will be rea-
dy to be paid to them on Thursday next the
18th inst. ~
BY order OF the President and Directors.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier.
January 3w
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Besides a great number OF smaller PRESS
Of 400, 800, 200, $50, IS, 80, 20, &c.
Tickets and Shares at the rate oil S'r Dof-
lars for sale at r. Gray's Bookstore, where
a correct check of the drawings are kept and
all Tickets sod as above examined tree OF
cXpence. E.
Warranted undrawnTickets given tor Pfiz
es as soon as drawn.
~. Is Eight days have already been drawn avn.
AID the wheel has gained upwards OF oo0'
dollars.
January 9.
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Public Sale.

nv v;rtue Of a deed of trust from George
cor4eu to the subscriber, to secure the pay
nent of a certain sum Of money to Doc'or
cnarle cartor, will be exposed to SALE on
he 9th dav Of February next, on the premis-
es. a PIECE OF GROUND, lylns upon
the north side of Duke,street and east sioe OF
alf eti-street, exteuding upon Duke-street 50
feet and upon Alfred street 8s feet d 70 ~
feet alley Also PIECE Of GROUND,
WING upon the south side of Duke-street ana
to the westward of Watersheds eAse" -
upon Water-street II teet 10 lhches, e saa
running back 81 feet 10 inches to a ~ ise'
4'l' James Keith.
January Gle.
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EDUCATION.
TRE REY. DE-. l'RRTE.N,

THE REY. DR.. o'BRIE.V,
PROPOSES to open an hCADEMY N
J. tais place, for the purpose of teaching
twenty young gent:cmen Should so many OF
fer) The Polite Arts ard Sciences he Wi! IN
struct them in the various Languages, to Wit,
Latin, Greek, French, Italian, &c. and iii
Hebrew il required
lie will also teach Geography with the use
of tie Glo!es-the Mathematics-Logic--
Rhetoric AID Natural Philosophy. Applica-
ton to be made n Mr.. Ja@les Bacoa's, King.
street.
January g.
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WASHINGTON TAVERN,
= 4 Z s q u 4 G

"'y-SHE subscriber has returned TO the Haaa-
I ingt0z 1Gvcr2, LEEsBURG, where he Is
prepared with every thing necessary for the
accommodation OF those gentlemen and laoies
who may honor him with their custom.
Having laid in a good stock Of liquors, hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables' and
engaged a careful, attentive and honest host
Ter, he fiat.ers himself that, BY his unremit-
ted attention, togothcr with the diligence,
care, ard activity Of his servants he will be
able to render bis customers the most perfect
satisfaction III his Inc.
y. Il. The house is in much better con-
dition than Foimerly, Tor the accommodation
OF travellers.
James Dawson.
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Iohn Gardner Laid,

John Gardner Laid,
ia t5,. safe, d: l..is J;arehouss, Price-strect
ThagE--
Msscovado and Loaf Sugars in hogshoads
aaa barrels.
Nsolasses, N-ost-lndia, and New-England
Rum IN do.
Hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Port, Sherry, aid Malaga Wines.
Coffee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
In,peri.,l, iIyson, Young Hyson, Hyson-
s'.ala7, ana Hyson-skin Teas, in Who'll, hall,
and quarter chests,
case black parsians.
9 barrels Caroline Indigo.
90 crates Liverpool crc..a-colorcd S blue
edged Ware assorted,
Fest Black Peppes in Tags. a.
spcrn4ace,i Mould, and Mould and Dipt
Tallow Candles III boxes. s.
Brown Soap IN box os--Cod fish ip do.
Bee, Pork, Salmon, Shad a9d33sieriings
IN barrels.
Tanners Oil, Spanish Hides. a quantity Of
SoaI Leader, Mems, Womcas' and Childrens'
Shes Of various descriptions, q few packages
Of " bite Rolls aad German Checks, Russia
Sheetings and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
Duck, India Cotton Of different kinds, Nan
kesns, l sc pieces coarse Irish Linens, Writ
ing and wrapping Paper 500 bushels coarse
Salt, Cordage. Flax, Glue, quantity OF VI
ncrar, eco tons Plaster Paris, and 20 tons
Russian Hemp, &c. &c.
Tan,laTy 10 G =.
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THE Subscriber proposes to practice Ply
sik and Srsery, for which purpose he has
cpepea Shop on the north side OF King be-
tween Washington and St Asaph streets
lfac should at any tiine rot be at this Shop,
he silbe found at his Fathers, on Prince
street, who viii in his absence attend those
saO nay please 0 call on hiFa.
archibald B. Dick.
December s. diff
T. City Tavern and Hotel,
MI Nd RT.4:
Al TIM SIGN CT THE GRAPES.
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ABOVE WORK.
{" We have had frequent occasion to speak
CT the diligence good sense, and good lnten-
tons. of Mr.. Murray and we congratulate
him sincerely ON the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO CONSIDERABLE
that il IS rendered almost new work .
British Critic, Juiy 1901.
"Thc examples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the iudicous reflections WHICH
accompany them, are such as can scarcely tall
to make the best impressions, and to produce
the best effects, or all who read them "ith at-
tention. The present edition OF this exceii
lent publications has been long Known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
sr TWENTY-FIVE new characters, filling nearly
one hundred pages"
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uWe have received the tenth and last cdl-
ton of this valuable work. The improve
ments made in it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to this ac-
count of the present useful v3lume, our hope
that it viii be extensively circulated among
cur countrymen."
The american ReUiequ e Literary Journals
for dly, .August.g September, 1901.
con reviewing this book, in its improved
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highly intere5ting-the style correct and neat
and the &c eral tendency OF the work such
as induces us strongly to recommend Il, espe-
cially to young readers, who love entertalIl'
want n,;puIed with instruction..
EyangeLcat Magazine, oct 1901.
"The rapid sale of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are desirous to bestow. In an exempllt-
cation of more than seventy remarkable cha
racters, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour OF reflection, man
contr;hnte to arrest the careless and wander
;no. to animate the sincere and yirtuous; and
70 convince or discountenance those who have
been unhappily led to oppose the highest
truths" Gentieman's Magazine, NoU. 1905
Goldsmiths Grammar of Geography.
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small.
HYMNS, and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, Speillng-
Books, Primers, Bonnet-Boards Writing
Paper.
Also,
The 18th number DR.. Ree'sneW eyciope.
dia.
October 20.
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Notice is hereby gwen,

THAT the directors OF the l1ttle. RtVeF
s Ih,nhtke l}o.d lomi3an1, will meet at
Fairfax Court House, ON the third MONDAY
in the present mouth, to receive proposals
for forming and payiag the road, from the end
OF tho twcQty miles already paved TO the1um
Sp.fag Road a distance OF about SIX mics
the road to Be made in aronFex form hiJ tiX
feet wide, no part of the road to be more than
five. degrees elevation, with sufficient dl,ches,
and tunaels made Of stone III all parts OF the
road where necessary, speedily TO carry oil
the water Twenty feet il width OF the road,
to be paved with stone nine inches IN depth,
On such parts of the road AS pass over hFm,so-
i'd Ground, and notices. than twelve inches IN
deDsh in such parts as pass over moist or
made ground, the stone 10 be broken SO small
as 10 pass througha ring OF not more man
three inches diameter, apd covered with gr'-
vel. sand or clay: tic road to be completed IN
the course CT the present year, the lln.ier,aK-
er TO be paid for each quarter OF a n.lic Wi'en
that distance shall be completed and received
by the Directors.
The Directors wiilat the same time and
place receive proposals for keeping the road
already made i repair for twelve months.
The proposals to be made in writing speel-
fyinq the distance and part Of the road, pro-
nosed to be made or kept in repair, and thc
sum per nile for which it wiz be undertaken.
Bopd and security will be required OF the
un,lcrtakcrs Tor the performance OF their con- IN
tracts.
| Chs. simms, (Direc-
phineas !anHey.
Chs. F. Mercer,
as The meeting Of the Direct {,
ors is unayoidably postponed TIL
Tuesday 18th inst.
January II
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By LLNDLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, eniarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely doua.d end lettered, doAar.
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WILLIAM CATION.

From he City Of .dnnatohs, (Narylqad)
{ , ESPECYFULL} Informs lis FRIENDS
50 and the ruBLio in general, that he has
eNcn thai justly ceicbgutcd L9:9;, in this city,
sailed The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
mielY N the possession of Sir. Joha Gods6y.
ne hopes, BY asSiaulty aud attention, TO give
Tue greatest satisfaction TO every person, as
40 eScrtions OF his part shall be wanted to
Keep Up the high character which this Ia
'er N has, as being one of the best in the Uns-
" and assures them that lie viii always
nave an assortment Of the bsst liquors and
good waters.
travellers and Others will meet with good
sSeo;nmodatiens at the above house, GA rea-
sonabe terms.
hoarasrsare taken by the day, week,
nonth or rear.
s, - The papers from all the sca-ports on
IT., ~ Sohaaeat are Regularly taken and filed at
-, Seaiise-Honse, adjoining the tavern, and
!. 'or lie use Of strangers.
x au2Pers Can be had from SIX 70 twelve
s''oS IN tie eveaing, at short notice
"oll one to twenty.
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{ Wenty Dollars Re1ua2d.

------.s - -
RAN AWAY from the subscriber on the
third Of this month negro man named MO-
SEES, about twenty five years Old, five feet
eight or niae inches high, rather slender, and
very black, Ills eyes are rathersiaEgc. Among
other clothes he took with him q drab colored
big coat rather ragged, black Jacket, pair
OF white brooches made OF planes, and a pair
ofolt corduroy. | wih.giye the above reward
Tor him, If secured in some jail, and notice
sent. 70 me.
David Stuart.
Fairfax County, Va.
9Th Jan. on d5t2aw
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EyhSag- Shore to Rent.

49,, LIE Naaa:-Ye1noa F1sHING-SHoRE, to-
s ss with the Striking Cubs, 10 rent toy, ehs
|'2' season or fer a longer time if desired.
Bufhrod Wilmington.
.. 2aWsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07

freedom OF the press ; to observe onom
in public expenditures; 10 .iberate the pub
tic resources by an honorable discharge of
the public debts ; to keep within the requi-
site limits a standing military force, always
remembering that an armed and trained
militia is the irmest bulwark of Republics /;
that without standing armies their liberty
can never be in danger nor, with large ones
safe to promote by authorized means, i'm
provements friendly to agriculture. to ma
nufactures and to ex,crnal as well as internal
commerce /; to favor in like manner, the adj
vancement OF science, and the diffusion of
information, as the best aliment to true Ii.
berty ; to carry on the benevolent plans,
which have been so meritoriouslT applied to
the conversion of our aboriginal neighbors
from the degradation and wretchedness of
savage life, to a participation of the improve
mcnts of which the human mind and man
ners arc susceptible in n civilized state: As
tar as sentiments and intentions, such as
these. can aid the fulflment of my duty,
they Will be a resource which cannot fail me.
1t is my good fortune, moreover, to have
the path, in which I am to tread, lighted tv
examples of illustrious services, successful
Fly rendered in the most trying difficulties,
by those who have marched before me. Of
those of my immediate predecessor, itmight
least become me here to speak. Imay, how
$500 " III JupDrcSSII1g inc
sympathy with which my heart is full, in
the rich reward ne enjoys in the benedict
ons OF a beloved country, gratefully Ssstow-
ed tor exalted talents, zealously devoted,
through a along career, to the advancement
OF its highest interest and happiness.
But the source, to which ] look for the aids
which alone can supply my deficiencies, is in
the well tried intelligence and virtuc of my
fellow-citizens, and in the councils OF those
representing them, in the other departments
associated in the care of the national inter-
eats. In these my confidence will, undere-
very difficulty, be best placed, next to that
which. we have al bcen e. couraged 90 feel in
the guardianship ana guidance of mat Al
mighty being, whose power regulates the
destiny OF nations, whose blessings have
been so cohsPicuoosly dispensed to this rising
Republic, and to whom VIC are bound 60 adj
dress our devout gratitude. for the past, as
wet as our tervent supplioations and best
hopes for the future.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07

very men. by reciptocally calling each others
names. or being called BY their friends were con-
trive,l TO be engsafted upon the late committee,
and thus brought into the common stock their
pre-conceived mass ofprejudice and hostility.
Such, eliow-citizens was the origin of the
last armory committee, and such the unpropiti-
GUS materials of which it was composed. am
sorry to find myself so often obliged to mention
the editor of The Virginian. But in giving a full
and candid history of my persecution, he is for
ced upon my notice by the high and decisive a.
gency which he was permitted to hold in this
transaction. He WAS certainly the evil genius
that raised and directed the whole storm and
ne had good reason to cxciaim, as he did, when
The last vote OF the House of Delegate was gi.
ven upor the subject " NOW MY WORK is
DONE" The work was certainly his and what
ever might have been the zeal and ardor of those
WHO condescsnded to Cooperate with him, thev
have no right to rob linn of the high and wicked
pre- commence which he claims. He was indeed
the autho- and tnislIer of the whole disgraceiul
scene.
Here. ellow-citizens L shall close this mum.
Der. = l beg you to reflect Oh the state to which
society is reduced, when the vile and infamous
Vaccinations Of such : being are countensnccd
enc outraged and rewarded with 4 public triumph.
Who, that this man shall hereafter dare &c assail.
viii think himself safe Would such a msn
nave gained such a triumph, at that time, when
the House of Delegates was likened to a Roman
Senate l leave the subject TO your own-medi-
tation. JOHN CLARKE.
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VOLUNTEERS.


By G0vernor yler. The Government
is our own--E hose Sho arc rot Tor us, are a.
gsinst us.
By .f.Gge Rocnc. The Congress- eff u.s.
ne language of these Patriots was: We
sAye eouRted the cost of the contest, and find
noehing 50 into!crat.e as voluntary s~layerv."
Governor Eyer having retired
yF " HYch0ins, Es". Gov. Tyler-
The enli 5htened & Independent Niagistretc ;
the arm and aa!sviseing Patriot.
JId6s to.Ec having. retired
~ I'm. u HeStng Esq. Judge Roane
-The enlightened aAd in~corruptibic Jndse !.
the hrr1 and underwriting Eepublican.
0y Catt. Feitey. The ar1y of the u.
States.
~ Doctor WGrdia7s. lie. me perish with
the Liberty OF IN Country.
by eiFdrs7D Stevenson, Fsq. War
That Ccuntry which in its infancy, shrunk
not from the ul>iified arm of Britain in its
fullest Highf, win not decline the Combat in
meridian manhood.
Ey ). Nc Cra7v, Esg. Patrick Henry
lis achievements in the cause of Reuubli
canism, entitle him to live in the affections
OF a grateful people.
BY CahE. c.. Turner. War---A speedy
cure for all milk and water politicians.
BY I. RHrhHc. May our exports be
speedily multiplied bv the addition Of a poi
sonous exotic. that is dangerous to our peace.
our union and our independence.
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Arrangements for the inauguration OF the
President of the u. S.
4. The President received at the door of
the Hail by the Committee Of the Senate.
The President in the chair Of the President
OF the Senate.
2. The Senators. ,
8. The President Of the Senate and the
late President of the U. s. OH the right of
the chair.
a. Foreign Ministers and Suite on the left
of the chair.
: S. Judges of. the Supreme Court in front
of the chair 2
6. The Heads of Department on the right
of the President of the Senate and of the
late President CT the u. S.
z. Members of the H. of r.. and all who
have been members of the senate and II. of
r. on the floor not otherwise assigned.
8. The seats set apart by the II. of II. for
the ,use OF Senators, to be occupied by the
Ladies efSenators, Foreign Ministers, Heads
of Departments, members of the II. of X. and
of the Judges of the Supreme Court.
g.. Red Gallery on the right to be occupied
only by Ladies. =.
10. Red Gallery on the left to be occupied
bv the Mayor and Council of the City of
Washington and the Judges of the Inferior
courts of the U. S.
IL. The other galleries to be open for adj
mission generally. -
ID. On retiring, the President is attended
to the door of the Hall by the Committee of
the Senate. -
, Is. Proper notice will be given of the "a
bove arrangement by the SERGEANT at Arms,
and he is charged under the direction Of the
:. Committee of the Senate with its execution.
~ We are all OF us solicitous, as you may ca
silly conceive to hear the inaugural EsEosc
of this celebrated Statesman. /,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07

The foHoaing toasts Ctntershe~sed 4yith an.
Er2hT2ate nin&fc, by tie Rife VokuRteer
SGnd,J rrerc drank at tie F'esfiyak al
me BeH-3a0era, ar celebration Of The "a
Of AfdrcA. GOVERNOR IrkEr, are2idrE
as P~residcnt, and JUnGk PoAYE,r ~ Yfcr.
president -
1; The lShof MArch, 1901, gave triumph
to 2epublicaniSm the tth of March 400.
it's continuance.
2 Iie CH:on of the States !; the early
pledge Of our national independence and kes,
security for it's preservation.
). line Militia ef tine Umitcd States : cur
best reliance in peace ; gallant ana ~faitlfui
aaxiliaries amid the dangers Q: war. 3
cheers.
4. Thomas Iefferson-Tne bright ~constel-
lation Ct principles which guided hin .hro'
an age OF reformation, i.umines viz, IL
creased splendor his days Of retirelaeut. :
cheers
) James Madison; the 6rm, uniform ans
intrepid supportccof cur usN!r..I t}-t,s. s
cheers
.. The memory ofGeo. Washington-we
<ender h Farewell Address TO cur Ecs.err
8retkrfH. 5 cheers.
Z. Iae memory Of benjamin Franklin 4:
whc. amidst tre v~enality o. Courts and IL
temptations OF power, continued the ahic asd
ilaeNib!s advocate Of u.e FIGHTS OF pas,. /.
cneers.
g. The Patriots Of I776->Ifav their de
scerdsn-2 emulate their fame. S cheers.
9. The People of Observation-Disclosures
sneg SOON return to the principles which in
spired I'm - lexington ard 2cnkeY's hill.
Scaeers.
10. The Eersecutgd Patriots of Ireland.
S SPEEDY emancipation from slavery, & r.r~
they yet a@a a%iotlier Sister "a tie fa.n!,ir q.
Republics. 8 cheers.
II. Public Expenditures. White Acooo
my ta'Ses from he shoulders Of Labor ever,
unnecessary bugtien, let p~a.f;ots never nny-
au at Il demands o. public exigancy. s
caeers.
~. The Sword Of our Country may it nc
yerne Drawn but from ncces ;ty, nor sheath
cd but with tonor. 9 cheers.
-. The Epbargo (; u~niustly corde maed
without a far trial. Q cheers.
=. Raformacicate 3the dislfected ; Obi
Won to party resentment end Jnion in the
defcnoe Of our rights. 9 cneers.
IS " AiH;ora III defsnce, no. q cert for
t~iijutc." S cheers.
IS. Ma 70 .ohibition of intercourse with
Great Britain prevang the cxportation Of
%ofies. 6 cheers.
II. -he American Fair. 3 cheers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07
TIE FOURTH OF MARCH.

This Day was ushered i'll with an early sa-
ute OF cannon. About II O'Clock many of
the citzena and most of the military compa-
MES repaired to the Capitol Square, The
military companies which turned cut upon
t''is occasion were those of Captain Price of
the Artillery. Captain Turner of the Riae
men, captain Wrenoi the Republican Blues,
and Ensign Murphy with . number Of the
Light Infantry Blues. After performing va
rious evolutions under the review Of the Co
vernon. they retired to tneir respecti, E places
of entertainment.
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Assory45Evr sr qAE PREslDENa.

Coz TRoHAs CoLEs, ~ be Collector of
ne Customs for ne fotp Of P~rovidence. IN
re room y Col. Cincy, re8igncd Tnfs
@l4fosHImenf aeas a7antm5psky confirmed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-03-07

'HE Subscriber will practice the LAWin the
Chesterfield, Powiatan and Amelia
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Manchester, March z, Gavin