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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26
Sep II.

" ALUABLE Ian D. FOX SlLE-- I.he
subscriber WISHES to di. pose of ms military
LdNOS, IN The state of Kentucky, containinfr a
bout 5OOc acres. lying on Big Barren river, which
anerds a good navigation, and situated in the
county OF BarreD !; there can be no objection 10
the quality OF the Land, considerable propor,;
on OF which are Low Grounds, and lying contipu
Gus TO Nashville, Tennessee, being only SO miles
distant which affords good trade "A bargain
VIII be sold IN the Land, or will barter for lands
IN th's state, such AZ may suit. For further par
tcuiars, apply to the subscriber SOS,
EDMUND BOOKER.
jamestown, Prince Edward. Aug 81 w8wq
MO FICfr-By virtue of a deed of Ir,,st ~
" cuted ny David w Sharp, to John freely
deed bearing date 9th of December, 1902. and
recorded in the county court of Henric, on tha
9th OF December, 1902. tor the purpose Of seen
rang the payment OF & 500 due to Robt Waugh an.
Jr. ny insia'ments n.the manner expressed in the
sad deed, to wit: & $50 on the 7th day of Iune
1914, with interest thereon from the 9TH dav oi
June, 1902, and the further sum of & $50 on the
7th day of June, 1906, with interest thereon, from
I'm June, 1902, till paid, and the costs and char.
ges necessarily incurred bv carrying the said trust
into effect: The subscribers will sell. TO the
bighesf bidder, for ready money, at the CT house
OF Henrico county, on the first MONDAY IN Dec.
next, (bemg iienrico county court day) 434 acres
OF LIND, more or less, lying in The county of
Henrico and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Friend, - Burton, Joseph Bailey, VIM Ran
doiph aud James River.
i3'c above deed of trust is entitled 10 q credit
OF 4 9i Us. 3D. paid on the. 1st September, 1904,
and the land viii be sold for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the balance due thereon
JOSRUi CHAFFIN,
GEORGE SCOTT,
Executors of SOAn freely
oePt- 70. wSwSI
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sNni8reHane0us.
CrRoM THE EDINsURCH REvIEw. }

Tablecu Physique DIES Regions Eqnator;dlrs, &c
Par Alexandra de Hamooldt 4to. Paris, 1907, e.
seqG. .N.te ftl. s.
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PUBLIC AUG r1oN.
IN CHANCERY In Henrico County co,irt.
August 9th, 1910.
Frar.:.s ~ atkins. .L.. Comhit

II CHANCERT In Eenrico County coiitt.
August 9th, 1910.
Frsr,;is Watkins, Compile.
sedian i,
Samuel Parsons sf Def.
THIS day came as well the plaintiff. by ms at
torney, as the defendant BY 5 lmuel McCraw, his
attorney, and by consent IL is ordered, That the
decree pronounced IN this cause, on Monday the
I'd day OF July, 1910, be set aside-An by con-
sent of the parties, by their said attornies, the
court doth decree, that all that part fte ground
and houses on the Lot known and distinguished
in the plan OF the city of Richmond, by the No.
&27, belonging tn Samuel Parsons also one half
acre Lot CT GROUND, known and d,stin,nish.
ed IN the plan OF the said city, by the No 465,
adjoining the public warehouse on the south side
OF the basin, and in front Of the s,id Parsons nre
sent dwelling house, the first mentioned Lot *.
ing on the north side ofthe basin, be sold ~ nub
hc sale, Tor the purposes in the deed of linden.
ture annexed to the compl snant's bill mentioned
that Thomas Tsylor do proceed to make tbr
said sale on the first Monday in November next.
having first given one months notice of the time
and place at which it will take place, by atlver.
hsement in the Patriot and Enquirer, gazette.
published in the city of Richmond, on the terms
and conditions following, viz The Lot No 46s
TO be sold on credit OF sixty and one hundred e
twenty days, from the time of the sale and If wo
thousand dollars should not be raised by the sale
OF the said Lot No. 465, then as much money tn
be paid in one hundred and twenty days of the
sum ior winch the Lot No 427 may be sold, as
will make up the said sum of two thousand doll
lars, and the balance t. be paid in one, two aud
three years, in equal payments that the said
Thomas Taylor do apply the money which may a.
rise from the said sales, to the payment of the
debt due from the said Parsons to the said Wat
klns, after detlucting the expcnces attending the
execution OF this decree that bond with Sc
curity, to be approved by the plaintiff or his
attorney, be, taken of the purchasers of the
said property, and that the lien of the said Wat
kins, on the said property remain as at present,
until after the payment of the last instalment.
when release shall be executed by him TO the
purchasers And as to the residue of the pro-
perty pledged to the said Watkins, by the said
Parsons This court doth not at present pro-,
no'mce any decree, but doth continue the said
cause. s-
a Cory 1este.
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1 AND FOR .SALE-rhe subscriber wishes
IA TO dispose of attract of LAND, containing
700 acres. and situated on piscateway Creek, in
the county ofEssex. The plantation is common.
y called Bathurst, and has many desirable qua.
lties. He deems description OF the farm use
less, as purchasers. will examine 1T The subscri.
Der will accommodate any disposed to purchase
with generous indulgence, and his terms NAV
be known by application to Mr. John w Belield
OF Belmount, Richmond county
THOS. ZONES.
Essex County, Sept %. tf
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Sept. %.

lfOR SALE, on Thursday, the first of Nov.
a next on the premises, in Loudoua county, the
Tract or LAND, OIL which the late Judge
Jones resided consisting of about 1000 acres.
u lies on Little River. ten miles from LIZ shure
andS5 from Alexandria aud George Town; IS
remarkably well watered has at.least 90 acres
well set with Timothy, and 800 adapted to its cul
ture has 2 merchant mills in its neighborhood,
The farthest not more thar two miles distant, aud
the turnpike from Alexandfa, passing through :
corner OF It,
As the Land was accurately described, in a
former advertisement il IS unnecessary to be more
particular IN this. 1t will be divided into lots of
different dimensions, to suit those who may be
inclined to purchase, credit Of one, two and
three years will be allowed-the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and trust on the
Land, to secure the payment.
Ta1fES MONROE.
AlLemarie, August 81 ids
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N CHANCEltY In Richmond Hustings
4 Court, Aug is, 1910.
oseph y Richardson, Ph'F
AoAIasr
Daleys' Def't,.
Sally Daileyis assigned guardian to tue infant
defendants, and thereupDn this cause came On to
be heard, by consent, upon the bill. ans wers and
exhbiie, and was arguedby counsel: On oons-
Iteration whereof, n rs fecreel and ordered, That
Samuel aw7beapponteda COMMISSIONER tor
the purpose of exposing to sale, by public aucti-
on, the Land or part OF ! Lot mentioned 10 the
biiIs totne highest bidder, upon a credit IF six
months, after having given thirty days notice Of
the time and place OF sale, in Of the ne spa
Pers, published in this city; the said cornRss.
oner taking of the purchaser note negotiable in
the bank Of Virginia, with an approved endorser.
tor the srncunt, and retaining The title in and to
the SAID grousd, unti payment he made Of the
purchase money Ind t as further cec-cei s1ni
ordered, That thesaid commissioner 10 report his
proceedings in execution hereof, in order To a e.
nal decree. The folio Wig lie description Of the
land hereby directed tote sold, as mentioned &
particu'arized in the wilsof JOS D.iiey--'' The
Lot on the street lcadngto k,ss's Mill, dist 4 %
say, fromthe cross pains on R9ss's line -
feet south of my house. next the river; tbence
on the old paihng line to the back line, leaving
out the handkerchief part, which is included in
the deed to my daughter Sally"
Copy. Teste,
tn. q HOWdPD
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October u.

I'm CRANBERRY luyanna County Court,
4 September 25tb, 1910.
MorcreiIe Hill, administrators with the will
snnex ed Of Robert Hill, decd. Ph'f.
Agdinst
John Forbes and Patrick Williamson,
Def'ts.
THE Defendant, Williamson, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according
to the act Of assembly and the rules Ofthis court,
and it appearing to tie satisfaction of the court,
that he IS not an inhabitant Of this country On
the motion of the plaintiff, 10y his counsel IL is
ordered, that the said defendant, Williamson, do
appear here on or before the fret day OF Decem
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, K
hat copy Of this orde be forthwith inserted IN
one Of the Richmond news papers, and coninu
d for two months successfully, and another co
~ posted at the iroai door of the court hoise Of
this county
Il Copy.
e. TIuBERLAKE, sJY D. c
October IL w8SJ
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IRISH LINENS.-Just received and for sale
Il by Benjamin Kirnball, 4 boxes q q and do
70 Irish Linens, cost from 22d to is 10d sterling
extremely low charged.
Sept. g. wA1y
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NJ OTiCE--That a PETITION will be pre-
~ sented to the next General Assembly.
praying that an act may pass authorising the conn
mon hall, OF the city of Richmond, to establish
reasonable boundary to said city.
October 10. vs6v
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-26

M ANTED, TO purchase or hire, good Cook,
w Sor which cash will be given, Enquire at
this Office.
October S. &c
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n Cody. Iesfe.
ROB'T. W. CHRISTIAN, d. c. H. c.

p The above described property will be
sold, on the premises, on Monday, the 5th day OF
Novembernext.
THOMAS T4lLoR:
October g. K Ids
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RO P0LLdRD. C C.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
BIBLE SOCIETY.

a CREEABLY to Voie Of The Trufees
: : Of the " Bible Society Of Maine" holden
ia Portland, February 20, 1910, The sub-
fcriber requefts that thofe Gentlemen who
have Obtained Subscribers would return to
him, their names and that fuhfcrbers who
have not paid their fubfcriprion would fend
the fame 10 him as ioon as may be- And II
the Members III other Towns have taken anv
meafures to provide for holding Annual Meet
ings and collecting Subscriptions, that they
would communicate the fame to the Board.
S FREEMAN, 7ls5jErer.
~ B-The Truliees have procured NUM-
Der If Bibles and Teltaments, and with for
information as to thoie who want them, thar
the diitribution thereof may be made in the
belt manner.
~ Copies of the AddreGs Of faid Society,
with its Contribution, Regulations, &c May
be had grats Of the Treaiurer, or any Of the
Iruitees. Portland, FEB. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
" Northern Editors. y

The Georgia, nor Boston, Column
bian Centinel, a democratic paper,
which has heretofore manifested many
indications of independence, says that
some of the Northern Editors have
abandoned the cause of their country,
and attached themselves to the British
Minister. This assertion is totally
false. The editors alluded to advocate
what they honestly deem the true inter-
est of their own country, and if the de-
fence of MIR. Jackson incidentally min
giles itself with their patriotic investiga-
tons, it is what they cannot help, and is
not inconsistent with even Spartan or
Roman patriotism. Let Justice be
Done, Dfhe Heavens rush TO ruin, is
one Of the most celebrated adages of
antiquity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

done rs wrong, we readily admit. But
tier government is evidently disposed to
make honorable reparation, and treat
with Us OF terms Of reciprocity. Let it
be here remarked, that Englaad is now
struggling for self-goyernment, and for
the rights gfnqn while the despotic
government of france is seeking to ag-
grandize itself by the sublugation and
misery of all other countries. The
once free and happy people Of Szmfzer-
iand, of Holland and Of Venice, are now
the humble tributaries of Bonatarte !:
and they live only to contribute to the
glory and splendor of the mighty Em-
feror u France. We mean not 10 con-
denim the heohle Of France. They are
not III fault for the tyrannies of Aatole-
on. They are grooming under the
weight OF MS arbitrary power, and SCI
cretly praying to be delivered from the
expressions and cruelties Of his despot-
ic reign. Aud shall americans assist
IN augmenting his power, and in filing
up the measure of the sufferings Of his
wretched subjects +?
Where, then, we again interrogate,
IS the spirit of freemvn who, while
they know how to value their own indie
Pendence will not quarrel for triflcs, nor
provoke other nations to acts of hostili-
ty. II The British government or min
lister have attacked ouI liberty, our in
dependence or our honor, our szvords
shall tea7i from their scab6ards' to a.
venge and punish the insult. But rash
ness does not become Republic, whose
best policy is peace. Such was not
the conduct OF Washington Nor does
the occasion require it. The British
have assailed our national rights they
have not attacked our national indepen-
dence. They are ready for negotiation.
They have repeatedly attempted it.
Shall not the heohle, then, lif; up their
voice, and let it sound from Georgia to
MHne, Ill opposition to the mistaken
policy and ruinous measures of fac
non, before the die Is cast, and the Clari-
on OF war shall have marshalled the yeo-
many Of the country in hostile array ?
Speak, americans, and We are yet safe
But it We continue inactive in this mo-
ment of danger, your liberties are gone
forever and ye will seal the ruin and
slavery OF your posterity. MAINE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

Il this trraut, the knot Is ind'ssolubly
,n.a. We can never separate ourselves
from him he viii cling faster than
The gTj4er of iachta. II now appears
that his aim is to bring The American
a,oale for, we fear, he is sure of the
friendship Of their government over
10 his interest, by seizing upon their
property, both in France and other
Countries. He wants our assistance in
humbling Engta'ld,who alone, has with
stood his mighty power. This has
been artfulIy secreted, for long time,
hut il has burst forth, both in his own
actions, and those of his minions in A
merica. Shall we lend him our aid in
depressing his greatest enemy ! Shall
we. too, be called Frenchmen ?! -
GOD FORBID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
q Sixty Dollars Reward
broke Goal in Portland, county Of Cur

RROKE Goal in Portland, county of Cum
- berland, commonwealth of Mai[achuie,ts.
on the night of the 2sd infant, JONATHAN
JONES, feet Il inches high, dark COM
pleXion, dark eyes, and well proportioned in
form, about rs years old. EZRA SMITH.
S feet lei inches high, light complexion,
fandy hair, dark eyes, fender IN bodily form,
about IS years old WILLIAM PARKER
AVERY, 5 feet Il inches high, light COM
plexion, blue eyes, ltout built, black hair
with whiikers, "a years old.-The above fun
of Gxty dollars is offered reward to any one
who will deted and place the above deicribed
perfons in any Gaol, 70 that they may be
brought back, or Twenty Five Dollars for
each one, and all charges paid by
RICHARD HUME WELL,
Sheriff tie County Of Cum6e,la~d
February &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
LINCOLN, a. February, IS, 1910.

Taken BY Execution, and to BE- J(0Aa at
Public Eu6iin at tbs Stare Of Jtaac
1bbets, IN LisbM, on Saturday The
f7Oenty t6urtb day 9f March next, at
one eftbe click IN the affernoen,
A IL the right in equity of Redemption
a which Jedediah Mouron has ia, ADJ to
the following Mortgaged Real Eita,e, i;uated
in faid Lisbon and bounded and delcribea a.
follows, TO wit; on Bowdoin Road 70 called
and on land of Thomas Ham, and on land *
Robert Coombs, and the Road tha leads from
Little River 10 Samuel Tibbits Etg contain
ing twenty SIX acres, andswo thirds Of an acre
and il the fame on which the faid Jedediah
Mouton now lives, with all the buildings
privileges ard appurtenaDces thereto belong
ing JAMES DiNSMORE. DIP SGJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
JUST RECEZTED III
STEPHEN PATTEN's

Baak- Store and Lottery-OEce, NJ. 10,
7snes'- Ro7v,
A LARGE SUPPLY of BOOKS & STA.
: TIONARY, computing better afort-
ment than has ever been offered for fale in
the Diftrif of Maine Among which are a
few New Publications, viz-Don Sebaffian
I'd Part of the 4th Vol. of Tying Reports /;
a General View of the Doctrines of Chrytian
ity; the Evangelical Primmer, &c.
THIS DIR,
the DiKville Road Lottery begins drawing.
A fmall number of Tickets on hand. Who
10 blind to his own interea, AZ not to rilk
d. 5, SO, for the Profpect of gaming
7zOenty 7b0ujand DOLlars2
Portland, Feb. &c, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
RarrlPn.

AT Topfham, on Saturday evening The i7h
infant, Mr.. Nathaniel Walker, to Mifs Jane
Thompfon.
In Northyarmouih, Mr.. John CIough, to
Mifs Hannah Prince.
In Windham, lalt evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Lyman, Mr.. James Pool, Jun. of Port
laud, TO Mifs Patience HunneweII, of The for
mer place.
Ia Cape-Elizabeth, by the Rev. B Sawyer,
Capt. John GooId, to Miis Alpha Dyer
MIR. Rnlhworth Ticket, Of Durham, to Mifs
Hannah Dyer, of Cape Elizabeth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
SALE POSTPONED.


For Sale at Auction,
IN The 2otb day Of March next, a.
III 0elock, II. N. on The premlySs, II
not prsVisyJ dfysd Of at py7vate
Jak,
THAT Real Eftate formerly owned ana
occupied BY Caleb Randall, including the
reveriion Of the widows dover, iituated on
iouth Tide Of Cumberland Street, conGi1ing NJ
Houie, 40 feet by &c, one half fniilea,
with garden fpot and good we'll III wafer.
Whoever may with to purehafe the above
eitate, may inquire At this office for further
particulars. Feb IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
portland bbip Gfius.
PORT OF PORTLdND-ISIC

Tbnriasy, FEB. 90
Arrived brig Commerce. capt. w. Baker,
SIS days from Surrlnam--oargo AlsloEss 10
Mehrs. Clap, NewhaI and Walton Left
there, brig Edmund, Merrill, of New. York.
for Bolton, in days Jan. %, lat IS, Ioa
90 fpoke iloop Maria, of Warren, capt. Ma
thewion, ! ] days out, for Portorico, with the
lofs of his deck load, main boom. mainfail
GLIB and forefail. which rendered him com.
pletely deititute Of fail. Capt M had ike
wife hove overheard part of his inboard
cargo. Capt Baker fupplied him with three
fails and fome fpars--it blowing a heavy gale
fromthe ; W captain Baker ffove his boat
along hse and filled her, 70 that he could
not get on board with any more fupplies
Jan 26-SPoke the brig Sally and Mary of
Bolton, 60 days from the Coat of Africa
fupplied the faid brig with forefail and wa
ter THe 0e,ss of what was pubIifhed in the
laf Argus Fec. Ia, on Georges Bank. fnoke
the brig yigilant, of and from Caitine, 3 days
out, for Cayenne.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

6 Pasiicus" is received, but not in season,
for this days Gazette AS is likewise the
case with communication from valuable
correspondent, on the subject of the ap-
preaching election. They shall be attended
TO in our next. OF Correspondents are re-
quested to bear in mind, that the Gazette is
put to press ON Saturday evenings conse-
quently, if they wish to insure the insertion
of their favors, they must be handed in as
ea5,as Saturday morning.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

ONE ha'f OF a DWEILING-HOUSE and
~ STORE, in Jones Rev, Fin itreet, con-
veniently fituated far man - buGaef.-
Terms Of laIe viii be liberal. and good tie
given 20 the purchaier. Fer farther parsicu-
Iars enquire Of
HOPKINS g E1ETC4LE
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
WILLIAM CROSS.

1t No. 8, Lang Wbayf,
HAS FOR SALE,
Bbls. Superfne FLOUR,
so bags green COFFEE,
Kegs of bea Virginia TOBACCO,
40 caiks Thomaltown LIME,
Bbs. and boxes HEARINGS.
Feb. %. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26

THE anniversary os the acceiion II our
enlightened and patriotic Chief Magif-
trate, James Madifon, TO the Chair Of STATE,
will be celebrated in this town, a. Union Hall,
on the evening Of Monday the fifth day NJ
March, by ball 1hofe who are animated
by an american fpiriI % grs-uiation and re-
ioicing on the occa6on may provide them
(elves with ticket. Of adm:iiion at the Argos
Office. Porti1-d, Eel, "a, 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
Extracts from the Freeman's Journa

The last stage Of National Degradation.
From burning our ships on the
Ocean, the French have at last go: to
burning our vessels in sight of the A
merican shore. The next step we
suppose will be to land and plumber and
burn our houses.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
Patent Six Water Proof HATS.

A New Afortment, juft received, and for
faie by JOHN -Likezyils,
super6ne BIhYER HATS, wide and mar
row brims, manufactured by the Bottom HAT
Manufacturing Company, in hyperion man.
ner. They will be warranted.
Cab given far Myi&rat q Fox Skins.
Portland, Eeb. IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
THOMAS RUNELS.

Who informs his friends aud the public
that he has for isle, ar his ihop Fore yfysst.
Seamen's Coaths Of all kinds, neat aud well
made-Cloths of different kinds and qualities
"A general Allotment of gentlemen ;, ladies'
and children's SHOES, Of all descriptions.
Likswye-A few pair Of Bcots-CheIts :
Books Hats, &c
Psytizzd, Feb. "a, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-02-26
TdKE NOTICE y

THE futfcriber takes this method to in
= form all thofe that he has demands a.
gainff, either by note or account that he will
allow them thirty days from date to call at
his ihoP, Fore-Hreet, Portland, and pay them,
oiherwile they will be left with an attorney
for collection.