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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
TAKE NOTICE. (!

THE subscriber being DESTROYS of spend
ing the remainder of his days IN Blsto.-,
offers for sale the following pro- -erty-con-
sisting Of ABOUT one hundred House Lots in
Portland, joining both sides of Cumberland
ard w ashington-streets, commodiously laid
qua in lots and streets each lot containing
four rods on each street front, running back
eight rods. A Brick Yard. that H. valuable,
containing one acre OF land, lying IN Port
land.
The subscribers pleasant and profitable
Farm lying in Windhsm, consisting OF one
hundred and fifty acres OF excellent moving,
pasturing and tliiage land, with two large
two story Dwelling Houses, three large
Barns; large out building, consisting OF a
large Dairy Room, Granary * Woodhouse.
with other out hosses with all the stock
and farming utensils now on SAID Farm, and
hay sufficient to winter sad stock. Two
Orchards, bearing excellent fruit, that will
make from forty 10 fifty barrels OF Cider
yearly. also, eighteen acres OF as good
Land as any IN Wiadham, under improve
ment. about one mile from said farm.
Iike4aise-0ne Hundred Acres or good
Land, consisting of excellent pasture, good
hse-wcod and timber, about two miles dis
talis from said farm with all the subscri-
her's out lands in this part OF the country.
IL any are disposed to purchase the above,
ar any part thereof, they are desired 10 ap-
ply to the subscriber at Wndhsm, or leave
line wiki Mr.. WILLIAM swan, IN Port
land, directed 10 the ss6scriber, by Tue
middle of October next, at tar,heSt
PETER L. SMITH.
H,adhufit, hEgust co, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
lanes CHADBOURN.

y ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends and
former Cuitomers, thar he has recon-
mesced bulineis AZ the new Brick Store, head
of Union itreet erected on the lpot where the
fore of j. Chadbourn, & Co. (dellroyed by
nre) formerly food, where he offers whole.
fale and retali. general ailortmenr of
net India Goods and GrOceYicS,
among which are;-Rum, Brandy and Gin of
different quaiicies--Madcifa Liibon, Sherry,
Vidonia, rort and Malaga Wines Loaf aud
brown Sugar-Lump do--Hyton, HyfouGsin
aud Souchong fea,-Flour aud Candles /; Rice
Rsiins; Figs; Prunes; Corn Brooms; Sleeves !;
Tobacco; stone Jugs sperm Oil Houle *
Hearth Sruihes; Mats Bacon Cloves |;
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Muf-
tard; Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windlor and Bar
Soap; Waih Balls; Table Salt Nal, Pow
der and Shot; Salt Pelre; Brilnltone AL
iun aad CopPeras Redwood and Logwood !;
Vinegar No, and 2 Chocolate Baberry
Tallow; Bees Wax Starch; Pearl BARLEY !;
Jorden almonds; Nuss of various kinds OIL
i've Oil; Sail Eth, &c sc sc
~ ne above are parr of good ahort-
ment of Goods which he offers for fale on as
Reasonable terms as articles Of The like quality
Can be purchaied eliewhere.
Portland. <,gEf ~, 1911. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
WILLIAM q S.. HASKELL.

INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Free ltreet to
their New Store in Back Greet, near the Court
Houie--where they have on hand a variety
of Cabinet Furniture-which they offer for
fale on reatonabie terms--They acknowledge
pan f4vors and folicit a continuance of the
fame. Every attention 10 cultomers in the
above branch Of bulnsls, will be pun9uaIly
attended 10.
w. * Fl. Return their thanks TO the
public for their liberal aiiltanc@ which they
have received with gratitude.
Aprii,s. 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
REAL CROSS READINGS.

The report IF a bloody battle IN
Portugal may be taken ieveral times
day IN lille brandy or other lpir-
lis.
The repeal of tie Berlin and Mi
Ian dccrees-a cerrzin cure for The
iiydrophotia-
A courtcf enquiry has been order
ed 10 invcitigate--th- iate heavy
rains in Vermont.
Smith and Colvin's addrchcs 70
the pccple-fold FOR tie beneft of
the underwriters.
4 Dari-roM r1re tts iebiu f,.,<
mrs. daa i M 4tifii.is4i rt.fg ..s.I ~
great J1ss.Y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

I.'OR Tale inar excellent Stand in Brunlwick
4 Name laely occupied by David Owen
OEe Of the beft Situations for tavern ia thi,
part OF the country aboui one hundred rods
from Bowdoin College The house contains
tlr large and commodiou' rooms Oh the lower
floor, LIZ convenient chambers. and ipac,ous
Hall; large Stable, fheds and other build
ings. which are ia excellent order the garden
contains more than an acre OF ground. BY
advancing one third Of the purchA.e money,
any Perion may obtain this Stage tavern
for much lels, than the zeal value and the
terms Of payment for the remainder will be
made eAiy For terms apply 70 JAMES BAR
REf, Portland--or DAVID OWEN, near
the premies.
Brunfnick, Apiil 20, 1911. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
BEN JAMlN BUTMAN,

EXCHANCE-STREE7,
HAS JUN received fleih iupply of
= DRUGS 81 MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DTE-SIUFFS, &c.
among which are the following
~ bbIs. London White Lead
IS do. Spaniih Brown
l2 do Spruce Yellow
Is do Linfeed Oil
s do Spirits Terpeniine
S hhds. Spanifh Whiting
& do Copperafs
do Alum
2UO lbs. Indigo
10 tons lockwood ard Futile
100 boxes by and b, 10 Crown Glafs,
&c. with great variety Of other articles,
computing large and eItenGve a1ortmsng
in The above brane hes, which he offers whole
fale and retail on very low terms for Cath or
approved credit.
~ Pot and Pearl Aihn connsn,Iy for falc.
Jss 8. {,D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

TAKEN by Execution and will te fold al
Public vendue on tuesday the "a Il d
September next, at three o'clock in the ri. er
nosn az the prsmifes, all the right aud titie
which John CampbelI, Of Bath, has Of Re-
deeming the whole or any part Of the fv,aw
ing described Lot of Land fisua,ed in BAH
near that part Of the town Called Bslr,'s
mills, bounded eait by Wiuegsnce crs=x, welt
10y sew meadow river, icuth by Land belong
ing 20 Patrick William, norm by Laad Dc
longing to Thomas " iii. tns
STEPHEN wINsd p. Dy ST.. ig
Bath, augusf s4sh, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
ST. UBEs SILT, sJi.
Nehemiah Cram.

No Stones Row, Exchange nreet.
LAS Jan received. and offers for fac, 100
Hads coArle 81 Ubes Salt.
8 puncheons Rum Cogniac Brandy.
Holland GIN;
Pore. L'fbon * Malaga VINES.
Lemon. Orange and Forea Cordials.
Floor Bruihes, Shoe do. (bef kindly
Bales Of Georgia Cotton.
s kegs he.t Richmond Tobacco.
FIrit luaiiry spaaIih Cigars in or. boxes.
Box and eatk Rains CsfIia, Pmsenio.
Cloves, and NuImegs.
Havana brown, loaf and lump Sugars.
20 caiks Enghih & American Cun Powder.
! cafe Rufha fumb'ers Sc.
Portiass, August IS 9rn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

District OF MAINE, S.
NOTICE IS HEREBY given that an Informa
ton Is flled IN the District Court OF lie
United States, against the ship Perseyer-
snce, John Co.'S, Master, about two hun.
dred and sixty tons Buethtn, and her cargo,
consisting OF one hundred and eighty Tons
OF common Salt; one thousand Sacks Of fac
Salt containing ABOUT 90 tons aud fifteen
Tons OF Coai-Seized by Francis Cook,
Esq Collector OF Wiscassct, Tor breaches Of
the Laws of the United states and that a
hearing and trial Will be had thereon at
Wiscssset, IN our said District, on The Sc :
cond Tuesday OF September next, when and
where any Person interested In The above
mentioned property may appear and she "
Cause, II any can be shewn wherefore the
same should not be deemed forfeited and
disposed Of according 10 law.
WYMAN B. sEVEY, by MARSHA.
Wfscasset, august %, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

r OST on the 23d inf note of hand 6gn
IL ed by ltrael Hodgdon, Jun payable 10
The .ubicfiber or order, for the fun Of thirty
two dollars and fifty cents shereabout,
which fad note was payable On demand with
in,erelt--and i upindorled ALI aerions are
cautioned agsnff puFchaiing laid note, and the
igner thereof forbidden TO pay the fame TO
any psrfon other than the iublcr.ber.
ISAAC POWERS.
Winahsm Auguf 23d 8ii.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
William Purinton.

INFORMS the public thar he has taken the
: iand lately occupied By GoDFkzY WHEA-
TON, in Exsba.gs R,ssf. where he intends carry
ing on the
Watch and Cloek.making Bnlmefi,
in their various branches.--He afIures the
public aud his friends that work coniided 20
his care, 1iaI be executed with fidelity and
defpatch.
lie intends keeping confantly for fale a
variety of Watch Keys, Seals, &c.-on rea-
ionab!e terms.
He hopes by his conaant perfonal atten-
ton to merit and receive liberal patronage
from the public.
Portland, 9Th Mo. 22. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
aPisrsllarleouS s9fIfrtions.


~ AA1AAAANO OANlAlN@.
1t Is little curious TO see the demo
Gratis pretending 10 respective name Of
Washington. The nass Of The party.
no doubt really do--'Ihty are honest,
and perhaps most OF them do not know.
that their leaders have always been his
deadly e,aeufee.
MIR. Jefferson, while he has publicly
professed, TO respect Che dared no. do
othefwise) the. name and character Of
Washington, be has (it is well known)
long been, IN scorer his impEacabIe foe.
Wilt be said, that this opinion IS
unfouEded-uhw arranted BY facts
No-~-if can1iot Be.
! Look at the letter TO Mazzcii
Look at the rrmissioVs Of Callandsr's
Jfneg
Look at CALENDARS tr5sf sheets, and
the money, and the letters that accom-.
panied them
Look at Thomas Paine, denouncing
Wsshingtofi, as coSvard and traitor---
(as Democrats now denounce Picker
ing, and with Just as much reason) and
then see him az The request Of Press-
dent jefferson, returning to this coun-
try In a public armed ship see him
seated at hrs tsble--and admitted 10
his bosom confidence, as the most de-
serving Of men.
See the CVLtrit DRune---after having
suffered corforal parchment In his own
country, commencing bis public, ca
reer ia this, BY hailing as Day Of Jn-
6iiee,s the moment, when Washington
. retired from office See him then re-
warded by the most bountiful patron
age OF the government Contracts,
Commions, &c egc. &c.
See Secretary Lear, and Mr.. Jeffrr.
son, once dropped tears together over
the the tomb At Nj Vernon,
Again see Mr.. Lear, on Mr.. Jeffer.
sons coming into the Presidents
Chair, made Consul General for the
Barbary Coast, where he has distribu-
ted, at the,expence of the u. ). Money.
and Watches, and Rings, AID other
trinkets, to the amount of many Thor
sands OF Dollars, among slaves at Tea
Partieu, with as little ceremony, as we
distribute, among our friends, the con-
tents OF q snuff box 10 say nothing &C
the sixty THOUSAND DOL
LARS, paid Tor nor as the case may
bel TO the Basbaw Of 1ripoli and yer,
Secretary Lear is Consul General
still
See Monsieur CsiIa:in a fugiti0e
from justice, organizing instruction
under Gen. Washington, and rewarded
by MIR. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison
with the keys Of QUE National Chest.
But, let this much suffice, for the pre-.
sent.
II we are not yet satisfied, that SOME
ofour Democratic Leaders have felt
high degree Of regard for the enemies
Of WAsHINGToN,--" neiher 7y1zsid they
De persuaded though one shouM rise
fran me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ne aurora I'm ounce 10 Duane) was net
publiihed in his name when the "JuBsLEE
appeared But !, was under his ca-c--he
was then employed by Bsci.e, who fcon after
died. Duane married 3aches wiuow, aud
incceeded 10 all his honors. He was appoint
Cd L. Col. in the U. States army il 1908.
That Duane was the author we believe he
himie'f would not choole 10 deny.
+ I" Hereby hangs tale"
They fay Gei. Wathing,on, when alive. kept
private journal. !. not TIA, jourusl ncw
miilingl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
American Manufactured Good

American Manufactured Goods
Ne. z, M.Gsy,s- RsrO.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Afmy u B,szsn.
J OF Providence, who keep hrrn conitantly
iupplied frem their long known aud we'll el-
tabi.ihed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen.
eral afortment of
american C0fton Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Single Yarn Tor Warp aud Filling
< threaded white * color Stocking Yarn
White and coicred fewing Cotrons
Shir,,ngs--sheetIngs-- Checks-stripes
s-Chambrays-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers 10 town and country md
people IN general who with 70 furnilh them
ieiyes with the above articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
9TH mo. 70 frf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
- FRESH GOODS.


HAS jue received in addition to bis former
IA Stock variety of
SCdKCE GOODS,
confiiting in part of
Luitrings of all colors
Canton Grapes do
Silk Hoiery and Gloves
Linnens-Linnen Cambricks
Linnen Pocket Hzndkerchiefsl
Sinchaws, Sarinetts, Pungee.,
Fans, Oil Cloths, Greene Marine
Mems miK'd cotton and hemp Hofe
Silk Forentine, patent Britiih Shifting
Black Florence Lultring. white Jane
Company Bandannas, Lk. Silk Hhkfs. &c
dgo-An exten6ve aIortmept of beit wei
q England and common BROADCLOTHs
and CASSIMEREs
LiierDjs-- Direct from the Lyman Cotton
Factory, large iuPpIy of YARN, Bedtick-
ing, Sheeting, Shifting, Stripes, Checks.
Chambrays, &c. At the Factory prices.
TuIy 8 IT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

The imperial infant, young Nap,
was weighed IN great state, on the Sd
June, by pair OF gold slerlyards, and
declared % b. exactly The weight Of
eighfecn hoa1 as.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
NOTICE n

a Ii perfons having demands againft the
fubicr,ber, are requel.ed 10 call at No.
10, Union Wharf and receive their pay; aud
thoie indebted are requeiiej to make payment.
hsgP 5, 1871 # DAVID GREEN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
(II is PRoBABLE)

Ut is PRoBABLE)
WILL be very high ADD icsrce this fall,
w thofe who with TO purchafe, will hud
{, to their advantage 20 cali Immediately at
w. "A. Colman'S, Exchange st.
Two doors below the Maine Fire and Marine
infurauce ofice) where be % telling off
cheap for cath" hgg.e 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
H. TO THE PUBLIC. I'D

i" In study, some trotracs the sileg hour
Winch Others conscerate TO nl;rih Gnst Elne,
Ard sleep till mon, anu hardly I've till night"
TT is now about year, since the Subscri.
her rstspublicly announced his deter
nination 90 practice, in this town, as q ply
sicsar. Since which time, teu liberal min
ded ones, have been SO dnigg, as III give him
ashare Of their confidence In all those ca
ses OF disorder usually termed tcver, which
e,has had the satisfaction If trea;ing, he
h1R had the success, zsithpu. a single ea-rep,
~ 20 arrestirs progress in the first onset,
A<re he was called so soon. And as to the
'untment OF neyvOss complaints, lie will not
yield the ground to the most eminent physi-
cians in Ps..''-e. or wlere--eyen from
the slightest degree of obstetrics, to con.
tirmed locked JAM. - He feels still determin-
ed to cur his way through the various wind
ings Of the medical arr, and the arts & shifts
OF aryilL and designing medical nsen--from
the most rigid (if caaaid) investigation Of
he greatest OF whom he will not shrink,
though they " scorn to place him with the
dogs Of their fiocks."
JOSHUA LEAVITT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
|. RICHARDSON,

s.s ros .ALx. Of Lqrg W5srE
$50 tihds Liverpool and Liioon Salt
100 bb!s Mefs and No I Beef
100 quutzls Cod Filth, of fupcrior quality
for retailing
50 chal1son Virginia Ccd
% hhds Nolailes
100 boxes Brown Soap
Bis Bone alidlipg and No Fork
11agsq - on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
JOSHUA LEAVTT1
Portland, dng %, 1911. ltr

By this mode Of treatment, the practi.
toners bills must be trifling OF course and
the patient is exempt from The peril Of hsv.
ing natures resources exhausted by the
tever which reveis through the azure
veins," before it can, when left TO nature
alone, or impror erly treated, form a crisis
as we'll as from The expense and doubtful is.
sue of lingering and tedious eonvalcscenee,
often Of many weeks, where little or no re-
al advantage is derived to any one, except
ing the " rANILY DOCTOR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

A Capable WOMAN in Gnall family where
there Is other help and no children
Generous compensation will be given Ia re-
turn for her iervices--Enquire OF the Printer
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
PICKED UP ADRIFT,

an the esd inf on the northerly ale Of
~ Hog Hand. two FLOAT5-The owner
or Owners may have them again by proving
property and paying tharges-appy 10
LEVI LANG, on fad Hand.
Asgse 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

John P. Thurfton,
Has FOR SALE, 1T No. 4, Csah 81 Rsrp,
5000 lbs belt retailing COFFEE
40 chefs frft quality Souchong, Hyfon
Skin and Yousg Hyfon TEAS
200 boxes brown SOAP
100 barrels Wilmington TAR
. go ditto Clear, Bone MidIing and Prime
PORK
40 ditto fuper6ne FLOUR
10 boxes HAVANA Brown SUCARS1
IL ditto Mould CANDLES, for retailing
pipe real Cogniac Brandy, 4th proof
rs cafks Engiifh Nails
so doz. do Mackeral LINES
Also
\. Jult received WARRANTED ANCHORS
from zoo to l6Ooi bs. If A1sy IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

AmeYIlan Cotton Goods.
a general Allotment of American Cotton
Goods, from the Mandatory of
w ilklniol Greene, y Go.
At Pzwtucket, near providence r / conliting
Of Shir.ings, shectings, Stripes, Checks, Ging
hams, Bed Tickiugs, Thread, Jingle TWO aud
three TIN eaded Yarns, &c. &c.
Theie Goods being from one Of the o!delt
and belt eitabihed Manufactures in Ameri-
ca, are at LEAH of equal qnai,,y 20 any made ia
this country, and will be Told At the Manu-
factory prices, by
SOLOMON BOYCE,
Agen, for fad compzny--st his Store in Er-
change Rreet-where he keeps conaantly for
fale an afortment of SHOES, as ufuai
Portland, 7,h mo. 1T, 1871. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

FOR izIe ar the laughter houie Of the fab
icribers, in Green ffreet,
100 bbIs Mefs yEEF.
SO half bhls do
so bbis Gorge No 4,
rs half bhis do
SO bbls Cargo No s.
5. G. & N. HUSSEY.
18th Mo. Is, 1911 (tf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

Sadie, HarreG- Maker, and Chays
Trimmer,
opposite the Indian Chief. Exchange
~ Greet, At ,he iigu of the rauSx, keeps
eouaan,iy on hand, a general ailurtn,ens Of
Traaks, Saddles, Hdrne0es, Saddle
Bags, Perf 4Ndntea1, &c. DC.
of good quality, for fate on the moft reafon-
abe terms.
Liftrvy<--A quantity of very nice
SEAL SKINS,
~:rh which copuny S2ddisrs may be fHpplied
On terms thai cansor fail 70 give iasst&clioh<
Ha manufaeaurrsthe s4siq<I1- ts.in fi4
s5n< ~ M profefEi5n in ilsnner tis&i dnitcs
durability with elegance. wines he Invites
purchafers 20 call and examine ing. l2
100 Bbls. NEW FLOUR,
WARRANTED 70 have been made of
W wheat Of this years growth jusr recei-
we'd for fa'e by J. RICHARDSON,
Gu Long Wharf hsg 20.
zbs ID Part, Of I5tb O3i- Ref'f Cycf5-
tedia,
rs Reccived and ready for delivery to luotcri'
n bers. Thofe Gentlemen who have NOT Ia
ken their numbers publifhed previous TO the
18th vol ~ill have the goodnefs to call and
receive them at the Book store of 5. PATTEN
agent for the Publiiher. Aug, 26
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
SALT SULPHUR SPRING.

'E~iE subscriber hereby informs The pubic,
4 that he keeps a house of entertainment tor
ne accommodation OF those who may think pro-
per to visit his spring where it shall be his en-
dcavor to render the situation of such as can
upon him, as comfortable as possible during
their stay.
The Sslt-SuIphur Spring is situate about
miles from the Town of Union in the County of
Monroe 1t has been thought not to be surpas-
sed, perhaps not equAiled, by any mineral W ater
in Virginia. ON account Of its salubrious medical
qualities. The water, to some palates, appepra
some what brackish, is strongly impregnated
with Sulphur and variety of salts, which eau.
sss small quantity to operate as cathartic.
carrying off bile and other offending matters
from the stomach and bowels, without occasi.
onng the smallest degree of pain or uneasiness,
and at the same time operates powerfully as q
diuretic. etSuk
And what is very remarkable, altho' it ope-
rates daily as cathartic, it never debilitates the
system, but tends rather to inyigorate the sys
tenn and elevate the spirits-It has always, when
used for that purpose, furnished relief in cases
OF obstinate diarrha, and, no doubt, would be ve-
ry eficaeious in removing the cause of cholics
&c. Those seeking for prevention of disease or
restoration of health, are invited to call upon
him and try the qualities of his water
ERWIN BENSON.
Monroe County, Va. june %. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
July 81.

I AND FOR SALE.-Will be sold to the
- highest bidder on the premises, on the 9TH
day OF September 1S11.-Thst well known tract
OF Land called Smthfield containing by estima-
ton FIVE hundred and fifty acres, lying on the
Rsppahannock in very healthy situation about
four miles below fredericksburg On this tract
there is two hundred and fifty acres of Wood
land, and the open land for fertility of soil and
the many natural advantages is not surpassed by
any tract ofthe size in the state. There are Sc
versl Qnarries OF valuable Freestone upon the
margin of the River. The land is well wstered
with never falling springs There is a natural
Wharf where vessels drawing ten feet water
may take off grsin.--There is a small meadow
of about twenty acres on the River and about
City acres Of improved Land which is supposed
by Judges to be Superior to the other
The above Property will be sole for The dis
charge Of two deeds Of trust to Robert Pat
ION Of Fredericksburg. terms Of the
sale will be one fourth of the Purchase money
10 be paid down on the day of Sale and the Ba-
Is nee by three annual payments, taking Bonds
with approved security and deed OF trust Up
on the land bearing .atefest from the date.
Tx TRUSTEES.
February s5 WIS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
July9.

VIRGINIA AT Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol, in tho CITY OF
Richmond the ist day of June, 1911.
WIN. Robertson, Pr.
Charles Turnbull and Benjamin Harrison who
together with Thomas TurnbulI, Robert Turn.
Dun, the wife of Benz amin Harrison. Ar.
instead Burwell and Mary his wife, Edward
Randolph and Margaret his wife, which SAID
lbomas, Robert, Ann. Mary and Margaret are
the heirs at law Of the said Robert Turnbull.
ueS q. Dsfts.
he defendant Thomas Turnbull not having
entered has appearance and given security sc.
cording to the act OF assembly and the rules of
tn's court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court, that he is not an nhsbitant of this
country; on motion of the plaintiff by bis coun.
sci, ~ rs ORDERED, That the sal defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day of the next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that q copv
oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Richmond.
tortwo months successfully and posted 1t the
front door OF the Capitol in the said CITY.
4 Copy.--Jeste,
Wm. w. HENING, C. c.
'"S % w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
: :, fITZWHrLSoNN c, POTTER.

rt1 LW III f-OONN q FOIIER,
HAVE just received sid are now opening an
L i assortment of Family, Octave, Pocket and
School Bibles-Prsyer Books, Testaments and
Hymn Books--a few collections of Sermons
and some other Religious Publications, to which
a large addition is daily expected-LA WES on
Pleading IN Assnmpsit, other Law Books aud q
le new misc-it.:::-c.s Observation-Disclosures 6
Gentiemens' Pocket and Memorait:... Books
German Flutes, patent and common Violin
Bows, Pegs, Bridges and Strings-A large as.
sortment of SPECTACLES, of the first and in.
ferioT qualities, consisting of concave conues and
PeriscoPic glasses, in silver and steel mounting
also, Light, Tortoise shell Spectacle, for Ladies
back Cannon Boxes and Chess-men-Tooth
Brushes, Dentifrice and Pocket Combs-Pen.
ellis, Drawing Books and Water Coiors
Quilts of different kinds, Ink Powder, and MARK
ing Ink-Hot Pressed, Waterlined and other
Writing Papers of various sizes and qualities
& p keep constantly on hand great varie-
ty of Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Record
and Sherf's Books Greek, Latin, French and
English School Books, &c.
supply Of Paper Hangings for rooms, short.
ly expected
July 10 WOW