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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
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We conlure our rulers, once more,
TO remember that this is a republi-
can government, and that as the peo-
pie appoint thofe who make laws for
lhem, it is abfurd in the extreme to
think of enforcing laws, by the point
of the bayonet to which the popular
fentiment is oppofed and particular
ly, when the people who are to fuf-
fer by the operation OF thefe odious
laws are the perfons calculated upon
to WELD the bayonet and enforce
them.
Fifty thoufand men /! What can
10000 men dol Suppofe them con-
sentrated in any oue fSrf of the
United Ststes they may there keep
the people in awe all the reit will
try to live. Suppofe they are fpread
abroad in the feveral itates, there will
be fhort of 5000 for each itate.
Now, our reafoning on this meafure
Is this. If the MATS Of the people are
not oppofed to the a5ominabIe dod-
rins of commercial reftrietions, and
difpofed to relilt them, fuch a force
will be totally fuperauous-if they
are, fuch a force would be consemp.
fible, as a military government. The
appointment of fuch an army rav
ierve TO recompenfe few more trai-
tors to the people, by providing them
with offices, but their recompcnfe
will be but miferable parchment.
Where are the funds which are to
fupport itanding army of $4,000
men !! Our farmers are to fell their
cattle and their lands, are they, al
tenth or twentieth part of their val
uc, to hire horde Of gem fdrmes to
prevent their produce from going to
ary market
Mr.. Jeferfon's folly will foon ex-
rlode; il cannot now lait long. One
weak and fooliih mcafurc has led to
another, until his bubbles muil burit,
and however porientious they appear
in their exploGon, we truit they will
produce no earthquakes. The people
mutt aa with caution, 6rmns Is and
reflection. and all will 60 well, at
lait -Rrpey.sy.
THE arrows of caIumny have been
aimed at the wifcit and bef men in
all ages Even The srcateft of ancient
philosophers, SOCRATES, could not
.cfcape but was put to death on ac-
count of the falfe charges brought
againif him by lHehtns After his
death, The fal6ty Of the charges being
known, the enraged hthenisns defer
vcdly condemned TO death the author
Of them. Let thole. therefore. who
are given 10 detra6tion. remember
the fare of Ncitus for though they
may not lofe their lives, they may
lofe wi,a, is elieemcd by fome dea.s
than life, their reputation.
wEwETTZER afked citizen, whether he
would rather iN a psefsy girl, or fsrfsss Of a
sosS FAT, The citizen honsf,ly replied that
lac would prefer the latter. .inever thought
you,' replied Weweitzer, /" a mzu of the ton
before. bsi now 6ad thar you have morc
fzfie than feeling
The Party Prints. which have been
70 dumb, have at lait found on, an
ample fourcc of blame in Miniiters,
NAMELY that they are not Masoss, or
they would have kept Hrw-ing at the
Rock Of Gisaltar.-Lsad. TAP.
A Gentleman being lately afsel
why his wife was 70 very loquaeious
aniwerri, that her mouth was two
f,.,,fi - x-rx - hs- .or~,,e kfI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
[" Wood Wanted.

CUBsCRiBT2s to the Psriia-, Cs.ss,., are
- informed tha, the Printer ha, oeeaiion
for few loads of WOOD; snd thar he would
giaiy receive II 90 account ofpapers, at the
market priss- De- s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
T6KEN UP ADRIEE.

A YAwI. Beat, about IS or Ia feet long,
between spring Point and the Light
Houle-The owner may have her again by
proving properly and paying-By applying
to WM. COBB:
cltr EEeslefs. .~,s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

Az, ,i.i..i.s, s5ses,sie. =. refined is.aai.y, sTs
itssens,smap 1,s,vi sf charloue Smiths aas
Robin sou'hey, Js..es, arg ~, iasgtas at rs
sss Isis.-vi.g Js,e4fn. -clnr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
10 Midfa,y QGeers.
JUST publif,ed. and for fals At
j ISAAC ADAMS
BOOKSTORE,
The Military Mentor.

Being ferries Of Letters recently written By
= General Officer to bis 500, on his entering
the armv eomprisng courfe OF elegant in
(iruetion, calculated to unite the charaetess
and accomplishments of the General and the
Soldier. Dec. Ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
TO LET.

\ CONVENIENT one ftory DWELLING
HOUSE, with garden, &c. iitusted on
Free isrees. now occupied by Mr.. Eben
sweat-For terms apply TO
WILLIAM GOLDMAN.
7sa Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
TO BE LET

NOTICE is hereby given, that further
A time Of Two months Is hereby allowed by
the Hon. Samuel Freeman. Efq. Judge Of Pro-
bare for the county Of Cumberland, from the
2lil dzy of December inlt to the CommiiIon-
ers on the eitate Of
WILLIAM coNANT,
late nf Falmouth, in fAd county, yeoman, de-
eeafed, repre!entsd infolsens, to receive and
eIamin. the claims of the feveraI creditors to
fa;d sf.asr.-we hereby give notice, that We
will attend to that buEneis at the houfe of
Ebenezer Kollock, innholder in faid Falmouth.
on the third Mondays of January and Febru-
ry next, from two to Eve of the clock, .. n,
on each of faid days.
ARCHELAus LEWIS, 7c,-.;n,,
ENOCH FREEMAN. e''e'''' ''
EaiussfS, Dee. 81. 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
NOTICE.

THE Standing commistee of the Society of
1 Cincinnati of Maf.chuietrs, hereby give
public notice, that application for relief Of the
Widows and Orphans of deceAled Members
of the Society, and fuch Of their Brethren as
NAV be in indigent eireumlfznces. may be
made on or before the I'd Wednesday next, TO
either of the following members of the socie-
~, viz
Gen Benin Lincoln, Gen Henry Jaekfon,
Doci ID rowniend, Gen John Win1ow,
Capt Adams bayiey, Col Vim Tudor,
Col John Popkins, Maj Dan1 Jaeklon,
Maj Caleb Gibbs, Capt Francis Green,
Doet John Hart, Capt samf Armltrong.
Capt John M ynard. Cap, John George.
Capt Robert Williams, Capt Dana,
Capt Benin Eaton. Cap, Thomas Hsw,
Capt Wm Andrews, Gen Iohn Brooks,
Mr. Slm' Perkins, John Calender, Efq.
Dod Nm Euiti.,
The Standing Committee are hereby Motif.
ed TO meet on the fecond Wednesday of Feb
ruary next, at Mr.. Jaus PILai, at ! o'clock,
A. NJ.
Per Order Of the Vice fre6dent.
| DAVID TOWNSEND, Sn,iy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

TWO Chambers f,nated in Court Street
convenient tenement for fmaII family
Apply to JOHN PHILLIPS.
Ps,ilnS, Jan. ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

NB-TICKETs and Quar,srs in the Dix.
field I.ottery.--s1r 'oDoo dollars will be An
mfaliibe cure for the Embargo-thst work Of
evil in the march of tiIne.
YszzsSy 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

The Contribution and Allocate Stat
ute Of the Theological Seminary at Andover
Aiss-A Sermon, preached at the opening
of the Theological Institu,ion, at the Ordina-
ton of Rev. Eifbsi<s Psa,s0s, L. L. D. by Rev.
TIMorHy DWIGHT, D. L. PreGdent of Yale
College
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

Memoirs of the Northern Kingdom,
written a. D. 1872, by 'he late Rev WILL
iAMSON JAHNSENYKEs, l.I. o. and hon
orary member of the Royal American Board OF
Literature IN SIX IrrrERs TO ms Son.
0i~ ne-i~I .wsSs."
Now 6ril publiihed at Quebec, A. D. 1891.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
Tliphalet Smith,

Eliphalst Smith,
uAS REMOVED to Ts<szE's bzilii e, Ifi.i.s
Sirees-wherc he has for fae general
ailorrnenr of FACTORY COTTON 1'dRN,
CLOTH y 5ED77CKIEG.- -osher goods
as ufual. tow) J's. ..
FOR SALE,
ut Ne. %, Lon, E'ia,f.
A FEW hosfheads fra quality retailing
"A M0ZASSES-Enquire OF
DANIEL FOX.
Jos. 2.
Quincy * Baker,
TRE IowrR coRHEa or FISH STsEEr,
HAZE FOR SdLE,
so Hhds Alolaf1es,
20 ditto Windward Iiland Rum,
5000 lbs. Coffee,
10000 VT. retailing sugars,
An afiortment of Tezs.
Jan. 3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
NEK PUBLICATIONS

JUST received and for fzIe at
j Stephen Patten's Bookftore,
Ne. 10. Jsse,' Rev-F.s f,@f,
Expohtion Of III. Prst7isn and Msa5nss;e.s,
which led to the Udurpation Of the Crown of
Spain, and rhe means ufed BY the French En-
peror, to carry il INTO execution. BY
DON PEDRO CEvALLOS.
EJe Saras,y If sfsss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16
Quincy & Baker
FRESH GOODS.

Jofeph Barbour,
OPPOSITE the Infurasce Office, head Of
" F,ih-ftreet, has juil received variety Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

WARRANTED LIME,
IUsr Burnt, and fee fale by
J WILLIAM HR ANT,
near the Baptifs Meeting HONfe. Federal-iireet
Portland. Jas. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

David Peafe,
Hs (~ fsk,
900 cafks new burnt Thomalton stone Lime.
Nv. %. [6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

A Gentleman being lately afl,e1
why his wife was 70 very loquaeious.
anfwerei, thar her mouth was two
tnallto HOLD her tongue.-kid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

The Party Prints. which have been
70 dumb, have at lait found out an
ample fource of blame in Miniiters.
NAMELY that they are not MssoSs, or
they would have kept Htw-ing at the
Rock Of Citsaltar.-Lead. TAP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

wEwErTZER afked citizen. whether he
would rather iH a fsasy girl; ssrfass Of a
eo,S (sse' The citizen honsfiy replied that
i,e would prefer the latter. "inever thought
yous replied weweitzer. " a mzn of the ton
before, bsi now 6ad thar You have niore
fzfie than feeling"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-01-16

N NE. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

I AMOS FOR SALE-The ubscr;bers at
IL tornies in fact, for Col. John Simon Farley,
and his sister, Mrs Elizabeth Morson, residents
m Great Britain, offer for sale their remaining
proportion OF that valuable
IRACT OF Land,
In the county OF Rockingham and state Of North
Carolina, called the .Sauratown Estate.
This land lying contiguous to one of the bran.
ches of Roanoke River, and IN the midst of a
wealthy country. is represented 70 be of great fer
tility, and to unite SO MANY advantages as 10 be
well worth the attention of the purchasers, !; j,
contains from 10 to 1000 acres, and viii be sold
i'm one whole, in distinct parcels, at the option
of those who may wish to buy for which pui.-
pose it has been laid Oft in separate lots. A plot
of the land is left in the possession of VIM. Ed
ward Broadnax, esq. Of brunswick county, Vir-
ginia, who has purchased a part of it, and Ia
whom, for more correct information as 10 its qua
lily, situation and other advantages, purchasers
are referred, as well as to Mr.. Ira Ellis, who
lives Ola the spot. Mr.. Broadnax will also make
known the terms of sale, and any contract enter.
ed into with him for the purchase of the. above
land, or any part thereof, will be obligatory on
ourselves, and our principals. -
g. x. Td1LOR.
- JOHN DUNLOP. -
Petersburg, Va Iulv 2S Sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
EIGHTH BULLETIN OF THE
FRENCH ARMY.

he people OF Vienna praise the Archduke
Relner. He was the governor of Vienna,
out when the revolutionary measures order
ed by the emperor Francis III. came to his
knowledge, he refused to retain the govern
ment The Archduke Macmillan was
therefore appointed in his stead. This young
prince, who displayed al the thoughtless-
ness that could be supposed to belong TO
his age, declared that he would bury him
self under the ruins of the town. He collec-
ted together all the restless, the INDECENT.
the worthless, of whom there is always a
multitude in a great city, furnished them
with pixies, and distributed all the arms
which were in the arsenal
In vain did the inhabitants represent TO
him that great city raised by Infinite labor
and expence to so high pitch of grandeur,
ought not to be exposed TO the horrors and
devastation with which war is accompanied
Those representations, however, only excl
ted his passion, and his fury rose To such a
height that ne gave no other answer bat tho
order To fire bombs and howit2ers on the SUI
burbs, which could xii the inhabitants only,
as the French were protected by their for
tihcations, and could derive farther secu-
rity from the practice of war.
The people of Vienna experienced the
most painful anxiety, and the town was be-
lieved to be devoted to destruction, when the
emperor Napoleon, TO save tho capital from
the evils of proracted defence, by render
ing all defence evidently useless. ordered the
troops to cross the arm Of tie Danube, & tt
take possession OF the Prater.
At O'Clock an officer informed the arch
duke that bridge was established at that
| quarter, that a great number of the French
had crossed b. swimming, and were alread,
on that side OF the river. At this news tho
Ihot.headed prince grew pale and was fllet
with terror. He passed the prater in al
haste sent every battalion nc met back b,
the bridge and aade his escape without Id
wing formed any arrangement for the de
fence OK the town, and even without transfer
/ ing TO any person the command which h
was abandoning. This, however, was tn
very same man, who but an hour before ha
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

Il 1RGINIA HONES-may be had at l.
Halism's, Archiaus Hughes, Prosser and
Moncme's, and several other places in this city,
aud at John +. Robertson's and Miles Bolts. in
Manchester, at from Is Cd TO 3s They are found
ON iair trial. to ans wer better purpose for put
tag razor in order, than any thing now to he
obtained They are finest used with OIL and
quickest with water their dust, if scraped OFF is
hne for strap Any one purchasing, that don't
like, has libertyte return them and get his mo-
ney again, if within 2 months.
Nm THUR NON
July %. w8wT
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N COUNCIL, July 25, 1909 -Propos, Is
q MI be received, b. the ENcc utye, until the
1Oth day If August next, Tor flru..nino ilg9
white oak Spokcs, roo willow osk Fea.c. 19J
black gun Eavcs, and 60 hickory Axletrccs -
All vi seasoned Timber, and Of such dimensions
IS sl,al be- described by Alexander Q,nrr;er. 10
the persons disposed to max su.h pr0Do. n.
DANL. L. Hl,LT0N, crk off.s GomlsR
july - d.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
LANDs FOR AA1E--.ll.e

II ALUABLE LANDS TOR SAI.E--Tbe
Subscribers wish 30 dispose Of that ysiua.
b.etract oi LAND called + or LEWIS, iyi!g
az the Counties OF BottetOurt and Montgomery,
wish 10 sell $3.50 acres OF Land WING +, a..
County OF Fiuvanna, Oh the south side Of the
tivaHha nver, extending from Col. Guys line,
Gown The river, to within about nile of Co.
Bimbia.
thus ia5t mentioned Land, being in five dis
'iHc' uacls, val D. sold separately or together.
~ may ocSi "'di ANY person &c srous Of purcbss
~ tn'-iOuftn o Tie amount being paid in
lend &,ytcasvGai.e credit VIII be given tor q, ~
balance.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON
l,iehmond, Ja. - #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

n NELEG ANT ESTABAlSH MENT FOX
Z a ALE-rhe House and Tenement where
khe subscriber lately resided
THIS tenementiusty Parks amongst the first
IN THIS place. combining elegance, convenience,
conuguty 10 the Capitol, and i'll the centre Of a
most agreeable mel shhorhood.
For terms apply 20 Mr.. Wm. Long, who is full
BY authorised to contract for The same
] PENN.
June % If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
EUROPE.
From LATE PAPERS.
July %.

New York, July %.
The French papers we have received by
way OF Bordeaux furnish no later intelligence
from the armies than we had previously re-
Ceived via Salem.
A requiem mad been sung at Bordeaux, OH
the 16.h Of June, for the poor sinful soul of
Gen. Lasnes, who died Of his wounds OH the
24lh OF May.
1t was reported at Bordeaux that co, 600
French troops were on their march TO Spain.
and that it was the intention of Marshal
Duke OF Elchingen, Treviso and Dalmatia,
and the Generals Suchet and Kellermau to
let the English penetrate little into the in.
terror of Spain, and thus draw them into a
snare.
ITaRSlatioHs from B0rdeaur matters from
the I4IhEo nm JuRe. inclusive.
BORDEAUX, June II.
The Seryians had gained considerable adj
vantages over the Turks, and the Russians
have taken Varna on the Black sea, within
Is leagues of Constantlnople.
Altoona, June s.
! a Danish officer has arrived en- courier,
with the official accounts Of the destruction
of the Brigand Schil's corps Only one hun.
/ dred escaped to the island OF Regen. Schill
was killed.
! LEIPSTCK, June 5.
| Prince Poniatowski arrived on the 25tlI Of
! May at Wretla, place celebrated for its
| salt mines. Il i probable that he reached
| Cracow on the eth lie received the official
aCcount that the Russian army arrived on
the l9th May at Lemberg the capital Of
! Austrian Gallicia.
! There were 1000 Danish troops engaged
against Schiil under the Command oil the
| French General Gratien.
From tie Salem Gazette. CFed.)
FROM BAYONNF.
Mr.. Thorndike from Bayonne, has giveI
US the following as the tenor OF reports al,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

Z N CHANCEKY--lu Powl.pL4l, county court,
T. July 81, 1909.
Brown, Kiyes & Co. .Plt1s, aSainst Samuel II
en-, decd. D1'ts. s. -.
THE defendant Samuel II. Owen, not having
entered his appearance, and given security ac-
cording to the ACT OF assembly, and the rules of
,his court and it appearing the satisfaction of
the court, that he is not an inhahitant of this
country On motion of the plaintiffs, by their
counsel 1t is oyaerea, Thit The defendant, Sl-
1nugl I'll. Owen, 10 appear hers ON the frs, day Of
October court next, answer the plaintIii's i;ni 4
That copy ~ TINS order DC iorllwi,h inserted,
an one OF the Richmond newspapers, Tor two
'nohhs successfully, and posted At tIe door of thc
court house oi this counly.
Il Cg5y. iTeste,
US. POLNDEITLR, c. c,
August /. 2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

CIXTY DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures way
~ from the subscriber, the 5th inst. black
man, named ISHAM, about S feet, IL inches
high, large strong fellow, who has been accus-
toned lately to working on board of vessels, and
going by water; it is well ascertained that he
LETT this, in vessel, and it is probable is collea.
gued with mulatto oman, named I.aarens
who Runaway The 29th of last month She is a.
bout % years OF age, rat'er inclined to bc fat, &
somewhat under the common neighth She has
very bushy hair, and frecSied face, and nae
sores OH both her arms, one of which WAS occasi-
oned bya burn just above the elbow. There is
also scar, one side of her neck Ii is probable
they may be now about Norfolk or Williams
burg. Any person who will secure both OF the
above negroes, so that get them again, shall re
ceive the above reward. 50 dollars for either
OF them, and all reasonable expencts paid, pro-
Sided they are delivered to me here.
IVan. BlRD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
June

a VALUABLE SERVANT F0R SILL
L - a Negro Woman about twenty years OF
age, that does not breed, mas been wen Brought
up Tor cooking, washing and ironing, and is
excellent IN the house, especially among chill
dren. Apply III this Office.
July 10. IF
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IT WENlY DOLLARS REV AID Ran.

WENlY DOLLARS REWARD Ran.
L away, anegro woman named .T,sNNl, a.
ged about twenty years, of middle size, stout &
>Nrsi! set very tuiiface, her complexion tolerabiy
tlaFk, she has scar hgh on one side Of her fore
head, occasOned by burn and has a veg good
cyuntSndnce She went OF. on the FIRST oi May
and had on calico gown with a running v,nc
Hover :, she is well known IN {, about Richmond
was formerly the property of Mr.. Thcn.as II
Prosser ne.r the Brook, and lived Tor some tine
with Nj. Fssbendcr, Watch-Maker, in Tins
place. Whoever viii! bring her to the Subscriber,
shall receive the aboye reward
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

NJ MIhhS
Z. S-His placed residence, may DC Aiown,
by applying q" isr Lyon, Merchant, few
doors above Tue .hiar.sct Bridge. VI. NJ
July IS If
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PARIS May %

A new bulletin was published here to
day of which the following is a copy -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

CffN lie. TELLIER-DENI YST,-( Nee,
- dor TO EGnrnua RandoL MS, near the Cdo;foL J
has returned to Richmond and will continue 10
practice. IN the different branches of his profess
ION, m setting artificial teeth, in the most APP
proved manner inrestornC natural ones to theit.
proper elegance, without ujuring their enamel
he plugs the cavities of such as are deceived -
Likewise extracts those that are TOO far gone to
Dc saved, IN which operation, he makes use of
BrMt's Patent Extracting Instruments,
which takes the teeth out without any possibili
tyof irscturing the jaw o. brusins the gums, &
with much less pain THAI the instruments that are
III general use
lie has DENTRIFIcE, of superior quail
July % 4,
/ AMES RIVER .CUMPANY-A dividend
y of four and half per cent was this day de
cl4red on livestock in tie James River Compa
ny, which viii be paid 20 the respective Share
folders, or t!Iei'-ordcr, on applic aLiou to
ROBERT POLLARD, Treasurer
5,Iy 3. 3w
HE different business concerns heretofore
: existing ia tbs state, under the firms OF
buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Alien Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired
way & ca. az Manchester, are Ihis day dissolved
by mutual consent ,
The partner resident at each place, is charged
wilh the collection OF tie debts due to tho con
Germ htthereo underhis arrangement, and we ear
mostly reque8t those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
charge of their debts. Those having claims a.
g1iast either OF the concerns, " i'll please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
y Robsr. Po!!ot, his dry in fact
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
THOS. TAEDWAY.
The subscriber having purchased the stock of
Goods on hand at this place, viii continue bust
ness IN las own name, and for his own account
at the former residence Of Buchanan aud Poi
iok.
ROBERT POLLOK
Petersburg, July is.
The subscribers have renewed their conneSi-
on III business, and mean to- prosecute il IN this
pllce Under ti.e Arm of Pollok and Tired way.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TKLDWAY
Manchester, July 10 CIV
q Gorge WATT has jast received, and o1cJs
~ FoR SALE, Sicily, Ma.isird, and SHeryy
VINE. By the Hhak anil Or. cusk Green Lo1ee,
Cyhn's sugar ~ the IND German PlatIllas
9f'np.s': b. ihe piece case, haf pint Glass Ya7b
6ie'S IN caoeS II 1900 each, 4g! Nee l.rk goab &
CGHftS.
ON HIND, Msieiyq Nine, Orleans and Nus.
epUaao Sugars, Green Co8te, lIolasses, Prime
Pork, LiverPe2l ami Stone Wdye, SoRch9ng, Nv.
son. Skn!, and Canpozrdey Tea, SDaais,! Seg1Is,
RaiS'nS, AlaH0Has, Nmme9S, Wisaoso Glass,
More q Wonr..s Shes, zohich he syW Hsposc
u By 70holesa.e on reasonable terms.
Il
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b AMES RIVER .CUMPARY-A dividend
of four and half per cent was this day de
ciaied, on livestock in the James River Compa
Holders, or tIei'-ordcr, on applic ation to
ROBERT POLLARD, Treasurer
J,Ily IS. 3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04

lie subscriber residing ia Williamsburg
whi practice law in the Chancery District
Court held inthat place lac continues TO do bu.
si1ess IN Che county courts Of Charles City, New
Kent, James City ald York
VIM. BROWN, Jun.
July 81, img
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-04
O Il ID T. x.

/. The militia, called the Landweher, is
dsbanded,
.. a general amnesty is granted TO all who
belong TO the said militia, and who shall re
I turn to their homes at the farthest within q
days after The entrance Of cur troops into