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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
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TifL ;agicrbers takc.fli mrthn5 ~ MORN
fheir iritnds asd ihe public, thar sAry
re ahoat 80 elaic their c0nse re-, and Ihsre
~ac With ~ purchats wf.h cath. VII 40 sell
Q Gals they beve = iargs aock of GOODS
o. haad. they ar determined 10 fell great
.bafg-z5.
In y bi.b e,e ~ f.iiorp.rr a,fielrr--
sex, hlae, bsoau. mxd aua b, her color'd
fapsrsae aud o,idHug Broad CO b.; req, butt
whi aud othsr color q Kerfevrlcres Fareit
Cloths, Cosring,; P-lsce Cloths; veilings (;
F23oe,s an baizes 81 All cOlors shaloons /;
NiliAose. BON. az-tss Dimofes Cam-
krcxs; w-i,e add coior5 Malins; Luie-
itrtays Salsins silks; Gotten aud cambria
Sfaal.
4 large eg,yfzszt r
1oitryi aud mot every article II The Eng
lin Goads iine roo numerous 70 pasfieulATizs.
ALSO large adlrtmens Of
HARD-WARE GOODS.
E1iH saws Hand saws; PANEL saws
Word Saws, sad Pcs CT al kinds Locks
I.schc; Hinges AID Screws Of al kinds
screws anj pod 4usurs; 4 large aiIoftmcur
~ s4diery Ware; plated Harng n fetts
Cart, Waggon. Sad Chsife Boxes; Window
NFtkh-' ohoAEF nlCfe.a aAa spades BSit
Suuon'Ho-' and scyghes al, 81, Sd I0d &
Sod Cut Nsili, o., 81 IOd X 2Od foe drawn
Fng'dh Mails Ia, "a. Sd, 4d sd and sd cut
rnd wrought Brais 8 ty To Window Glals;
- ery Ware All kinds, and great Many
her articles IN The Hard Ware line Meats
foot Oh Sperm, Oil; 1000 gallons Linfeed
o. w1l,te and red Lead Venitisn Red
Spruce AMI Paient Yellow; Spanilh Brown
Whiting, AID many other kinds Of paint
bsit Philadelphia Clue 90 chefs suuchong
fnd iylon KIN iea; Rum Brandy Gin
sug4r; Molalles; tepper; AlfpiCe; Ginger;
70 cwi. CoPperas; Alum Logwood Red
Wood Fnftick; hearth and floor Bruihes:
Corr brooWs; Flax, Clover and Herds Grsfs
Seed Paper Hangiags & Bordering Port
land Factory Hats and many other arucles,
too many for an advertisement.
All thois thar are indebted 10 the firm are 1
reqaei'ed 70 make payment without delay, or i
their Accounts ADD Notes will he pu, in lut,
aud all thoie perions that have any demands
againif us, are requeaed 10 call aud receive
Ibsir pay.
HOW s. EVANS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
EOR SIZE. or 10 LET.


THAI excellent Rand for trade and carry
ing on the Filming Bu6aefs, Gtua,ef on
Bsieys Hand, 10 c4ltsd, in the town of
Harpiwell, coGGaiug of con,plets Dock,
built with iquare Zones, large enough to coz.
tAia twenty Filhsfmsn Said ltsnd has on il
two Houlss, ons Barn, ons large Sore for
Goods, one new dry Glh Store, shed, and
CiAarns for curing Filh--a remarkable ine
Garden and forty acres Of LAND. well fsa-
ced-Thsre are lhewtfe Ffh Flakes capable
Of containing 400 quintals ifh-Scaies and
Weights for dry and green Fifth, in doors and
out A fiiuation with the above convsuen.
ces needs no further commandments can
not fail of meeting the views Of suy one en-
gagged in tks Filming buhnsls.--For terms IL
QuIrs Of J. ROWE,
March III Ttf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

10 the Hsnorable fbs Seaats,aad Hsgls
Of Rttrgsatativss 81 the Common
eOealtb Of 11a6aeba(sft5, D Gsasyal
Court a)Smblsa,
YOUR Petitioners humbly thew Thar there
! is a fnall fttesm which take,its riCo 10
PsAbodys pond, 70 called, ia ths town OF Bat
dwin, in the county OF Cumberlad, which
lfrsam is about tx miles IN length, aud il com
monty known by the name OF thenorthweis
river that there are large quantitis Of pine
timber on the land againl the Fad Grezm
which timber i 70 far from any naviable wa
tiers, thar it is not worth drawing-hat il is
judged TWO Jhouland dollars property tHpsnd-
ed Will open the ltream, 10 as that itgs may
feet which would put large value Ga laid
timber, which is now worth little or mth,ng.
N0uE petitioners therefore pray, thu they
with fuch Osheri as may become rheiradg ct
ates, be incorporated into j lociety W the
name of the n0rthwet river Canal Scciet :,
thar they may thereby be enabled to open
laid ltream from Peabody's pond, TO Selbago
pond, aid 70 coIeet luch fee Or roll for ali logs
that ihali pa, the Canal, a. yonr honorsihsiI
think rsalonEOle. And a. il duty bound lhall
aver pray. JOSEPH FITCH, and
zine Others
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

BIZ ORDER OF COURT,

lrs0 BE- fed al Aa55isH, % TUESDAY, III Sob
day sfArRIL i-R. 81 10 s'eioeI ~ fbe f7rszaz7.
60 much of The REAI. ESTATE ofDAS.
- tat WARNaa. EGs. late of 0Ioucsller, in
the County OF Easx. deceaied, a. will ahlsasas
10 the FUN of foHr ,houfand one hundred
and hEty dailars, for the payment Of the iull
debts Of the fSid dsceaied and incidental
Charge. Sad E8ate conG4s Of the following
Building parcels Of Land, &c. hiualed ia iald
Cleucefier, viz
large and couluodioHs STORE two ITO.
ties high with the land under and adjoining on
fore ftree:, bounded louih wardly on fzid Areet,
welleriy and noiherly on !and of MIR James
Waves, and eaiierIy of John Kiuredge, Erg,
AIso-a convenient HOUSE LOT bounded
norheriy on middle Rreet, wenerly on laud OF
Afr Nathaniel Hsikeli. jr fouther.y Of capt.
Nathaniel Warner. and sA0erly CT laid Hayes
Two 2cTts SALT Marsh Il startnot hAr-
be-, one psice DO. near little good hsrbo-
One acre UPL AND on the road leading 10
Sandy Bay near CoierSa's rock
One and half COMMON RIGHTS.
Three and wo thirds PENS n the Gallery
of Rev. Mr.. Lincoln's meeting houie No 60,
A 10 aud 20.
ALso--lhe following LANDS situated in
New Gioucster. county Of Cumberland. viz.
IS acres, beng one quarter of Lot No 8,
u 6h divion Lot No IS, 7th diviflon. 50
zcres; Lot RIO 80, 7ih diviion, 81 acres !;
half Lot no. 10, 7h divihon, 10 acres; ha.F
Lot No 90, 7,h diviilon, % acres; quarter
Lot No. 40. TIN diviion, feysn aud I acres !;
quarter Lot No. 81, i divihon, "a acres;
10, No. IS, 4th divi6o1, 4 2 acres and 20
rods
Sale to be At the prem;fes on fore fireet
snd conditions made known a. the tine and
place Of fac. Gil ARIES SMITH, IHs'r.
Gloucsitc-, april ., 1871. U5)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

NOTICE IS hereby gives, that the lublcri
Der mas been duly appointed AdlniRiRra.
TOR 81 the eiate or
SAMUEL BROWN,
late OF Bath, 10 the County Of Lincoln. Marin
er, dseeaied and has taken upon himfeif thar
t'uit, by giving bonds, az the law dire6l,
AHd al pertons having demands upon the e.
tate Of the laid Samuel Brown, are rsopired
70 EXHIBIT the fans and all perlons indebted
70 che laid sltsle, are called UPON 70 msks
payment TO
DAVID SHAW, Ha.iai7,at.y.
Bath, April 10, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
Land, &c. at Auction.

TO be fold by ordeG OF Court,~o Monday
= the twentieth day Of May next 9hs' Eaats
Of SAMUEL COBB, 20
late Of Portland, Dscealsd, it being 10, of
Land, with the Buildings. thsreon, situated 90
Cumberland Stress, in said Portisut, Saving
the Widows dover) and alto the Right Of Re
demPilop IN znother Lot Of Land, and the
building thereon Morgaged 70 James Dear
ing-5ae Al O'Clock
SARAH THOMEs, hsia5fra;giz.
Portland Frll 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
Real ERafe Tar Gle O. 10 ket.

IN CAPE EES1Essb. final Fam containing
: acres of good Land with houfe and
barn and good wall Of water--S4 miles from
ha Ferry, PssfautIy Etuaud ouhe great road
eading to the Cape.
LissUys-A Lot flua;sd in BrHnfwick, on
the Bay Of Maqaate, conhaIDy Of 4 acres of
Land, with coed Brickyar1 and Houfe
pleasantly Gtuated for the iEickraking bufnsfs
Ia miles from Portland, D. waIef-For
further particulars apply At This OtfiGe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

4 HE iubicrihers hereby give public notice
70 al concerned, that they have been duly
appointed and taken upon theinleIves the truth
Of admIniarators on the efate of
WILLIAM PoTt,
Iate Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
land, mariner, deceafed, BY giving bond as The
law dirsGts-They- therefore requea ali per-
tons who are indebted to rhe fad decealsd's
sltate, 70 make immediate payment; and ihofs
who have aoy demands tkfreon, 10 exhibit
the fame 10 JOSIAH LOCK,
NATHL KfLLPATRICK.
Nerd 2s, 1871. h46
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

B.-A few copies OF The above work are
received, more than we're labicribed for,which
may be had if applied for ioon--Price Six
Dollars and fifty Cents--likswiie the other
nine volumes, as they are printed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

He iubier'ber hereby gives public notice
TO ali concerned, thar The Ia. been dulv
appointed ana taken nPon herielf tho trus al
4tslliiAii.fatrix % the sitzte Of
BENJAMIN GRIFFIN,
Late OF Portland, ID the county Of Cumberland.
trader, decssied, by giving bond "a the law
direct'7Fihe thsesore requells all perlons who
are indebted 70 the laid decealed. eiate, 70
make imnediate paymea; and thole who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
lane TO BEr5ET GRIFFIN.
4BsssG ~, 1911. (Al5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
" 80 Ca'A7fy u OEfeTa
Norway TrealurJ Office OctobeE 3, IGIl.

Tuese pen ,.oH-ts IustheF fepIesen- ttat
the said trae- y Lad - 50 described in tb.
several Petitions before men.ianed, ava ia
SAID Advertisement, that thSy tue s.it
Aarstun s Peek, did net aud could IN know
tAat me ,fact "a Land, whereof ,s-v ar.
owners AFORESAID, was intended ,s-t..tn
aHd thesehy, AZ that tract Tia. uugh wblcl, slias
sad NUsd aus And that taev sa.lI
a&te cOntnued ignoF4i4L II these roce.l-
Rgs, a sald barnard u.d not re.e ativ glye,
nouce thereof TbeY fuclAer repYest pt mat
EHd road Is wholly unnecessary ana nae
'sss. That the sad tax Las been aid
without notice 10 them, and without AM
benefit 10 them aud That the proceedings 4,
obtaining vac assessment OF said Tax IA,
erroneous and i!isssi-S1 lhey buTably rrsv
THIS Honorable Court ID award v,.t ,r
Ceniorar 70 tne end, that the procveaing<
y the Court Of Sessions aE.refT---, ..v
D-.'nrt % Clmi1Oe pleas .esatd, ~ nv.
ceuIiisG To this Honorable CF--w---.'-.sss -
Inc wnois q the proceedings nav ba
fuashel. IOHN M&R SEC ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29
Boston, April TO- 1911.


At the supreme Judicial Court NJ Tie
Common Seelh OF Massachuseits. 49,,
snd holden az Roston in the County ~ 2,,f
fo.kr Tor the Counties 81 sufF5lk md ~ n-
'ucLet' On lie second Tuesday WI A1ar(i.. 4,
the year VI our LORD, one Thousand 80 u
huhafed and eleYen---Oh the atorerra7a..
P@ution, y j. ordered By the Court, nj Nh.
tlce Destten 70 MI persons Interested m NM.
suoI5ct matter thereof. TO appear Il the 81.
pfeiiie Judicial Court. 10 be holden n part.
tAhd' 10 lhe County o. Cumberland. an re
ioGi ,l ana iast Tuesday OF May mex. ~
Pa5nsAiaS an @ttested copyof r5ls pefu,ar.
ana VI tais osder thereon III one oFthe NJ.
p%'efs' printed ~ Boston aforesaid. ami N \
N1"stHper, prInted IN P5nland I'M ~
~ona-l Of Cumberland aforesaid. -
"1eks suceessnciy; lie last puh.icsti.g -
n fourteen days a lea,,, besore tI,- ali
| louF.h ail4 1sst iueslAy ~ aga, that ait II
1iss u'1sFtated, may tAea aud B~re .nnes,
''u '''s y cause any tbey haye) v, ths
ted VILLA u -TfITr NJ 'e Ei.''-
= we c. -aUesis VA. IrD.z 1.,,k
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-29

!. no1frYi aud uD.t every article IN The Eng
I'm So9ds ime roo numerous 70 paEficu,aTize,
ALso-a large ailrLmsns of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12
l. o u I s In " II.
No. L.

we propose, now and t,cn, to throw off few
ideas on this subject.--They will serve as d, sort
o. supplement 10 the discussions, which are nov
pt'Ere sSIng before the Council of the NatioR,-
The Federalists have raised loud hue md CRY
'gainst the step which has been takcn.-It il
right they should ne hesrd--qnd retuted
The first question that meets US is our Title
We are told, that we have no right tn the
Country ~ Tar as the Periodicals this true
On tins point, wc lay the subsequent sketches
before the r. ader-Thcy will show how wonder.
fol concurrence there is between two individn.
as, both now in opposition 70 the administrator
tut belonging to two different secis L ,ch oi
hem tSes the limits Of LOUISIANA, on the Perdi.
do.
l Ma joins RANDoLPH comes forth.-In his
speech on the Louisiana treaty on the 25th ct
Octooer, 1908, H. presents US with the following
sketch
As long ago as the year 1878, the inhabi,ant.
'i he French province Of Canada explored the
country on the Mississippi few years alter
| wsrds (l65j) La Sale, with emigra1ts from ole
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

AN ACT 70 amend the act, reHscinp into
one act, the several aets, concerning tie cout Of
APbec!s- Psssed the Ga, January IGII
Be IL enacted by the Ge"--1l Assembly, that
so much Of The scJ, entitled 60 an act, to amend
act ducing into one act. ~. several acts con-
cern'ng the court of appe % passed January
tho fourteenth one thoussu,i .gut hundred and
seven, which reduces The number of Judrss to
three and so much of the said &C; as declares.
that the sum heretofore appropriated tor,he paw
m-nt of the five former Judges Of the court OF ap-
peals. shall be equally divided among three
Judges, when that court Shall BE reduced t. that
number agreaably to the provisions of the aid act
shall be and the same is hereby repealed ana
be 1t further enacted, that the court of appeals
shall heresf -er consist offve Judges, any three,
of sad Judges shall constitute a court, the 8 i'd
court shall commence it's sessions on the first
day OF march next and its setting shall be nerma-
1ent tthe business of the court require It: Pyo-
pided olpGys, that the court may in their disc e.
ion adj for short periods but it shall be their
duy, to SIT at least two hundred and Gfty Va
IN the year unless they sooner dispatch the busi.
ness of the court And he it further enacted. that
each Judge shall be allowed two thousand five
hundred d'A'ars per anntm for his SERVICES.
Ihs act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
- The present Lieutenant Governor OF this
commonwealth, may be considered a candidates
20 supply the vacancy occasioncd by the &c ene
appointment of Governor Tyler, to the Iudicisrs
of the U. S.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12


! without INV au,ilor.er Es,rn t6eir charter,
they are like SO many b.nks, no, chartered by
the States--sheir very being viii hang the
ccnnivance OF the States in their encroachA
ments----and in Viryinia and every safe
where private banks are put down by the
Ilaw. thes" branches will moi dure to shew
their heads.
! But if, on the other hand. the establish
rnene OF these shoots is to be recognized by
;heir charter, how absurd is the propositi-
on! What right has Congress to establish
branches in the States, G. ngress has ur-
der the constitution an exclusive iurisdicti-
ON over the 10 miles s1uare-thev are in bas
light the ordinary legislature of the dis ricr
they may grant charters, incorporate
canal companies, bridge companies. &C.
they may set up a Bank for the local pur-
poses of the district; but by what right do
they travel out of the record 20 Ihev
cannot pass beyond the mage Ii ,e Of 4 q
10 mile square: their charters 10 all intentS
and purposes, lose their cnnstitutionaiity,
the momeat thy leap that line. The pow
err OF incorporation is not national, but a
local one---it flows from the idea that Con-
gress is the local legislature of Columbia,
and not from It's august character of the
council OF rhe nation.
Does it silence the,scruples of Tie friends
of the constitution, that you call The bank
OF the district of Columbia, The mother bank
instead of the branch bank, GA r,se, il
called by any o,her name. will smell as
sw Get" This is mere form; a dispute a.
bout names The spirit and essence of The,
thing is still the same. The mother bark
is nozv NJ Philade lphia, and its branches
are scattered over the U by the chaR--
ter " it is lawful for the ,ectors to esta,:
blish offices of discounriand deposit where
soever they shall zee FL within the United
States"
And how would it be under this sagacious
plan? The nominal mother would be i'm
Washing,on-'he Offices, qvhe-esoe1e,- the
Directors shall see fit. But the same NUM-
Der OF Banks; the same distribution of capi.
tai; the same sort of influence would remain
II Ii is impossible not TO be struck with
the slight value which the Federalists let
upon the constitution, when they can thus
seriously talk of frittering it away by mere
names and forms.
On Saturday. the doors" of the H of r. were
A." closed"
On Monday, the doors were closed at past
-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12
W Uhih the Devil round the Stn,

" Uhih the DetH round the Sunni.
PRoVERB.
The following sage idea is broachcd by
that miracle of wisdom, the Alexandria Ca
zette -
There appear 10 be many members of the
House ct Representatives, who are desirous of
renewing the charter of the Bank Of the United
States, but WHO DOUBT the constitutional rowpr
OF Congress TO grant any cnrtcr, EXCEPT IN the
district Of Columbia. ME- Macon observed the
other day, IN the House, g. at no man could be
more sensible than himself Of The Injury ,hqt
would result 10 the national credi', and the ruin
OF individuals, that no man could more fully l,sn
himself he sensible Of the expedicncy of r.new-
ing the charter but h. sse was fully convinced
OF its upcnnsituiionality. Such ere iso tie
opinions Of many other members. Now 10 DO
away such scruples, let the bank he established
ia the district Of Columbia, the seat of govern.
ment, where undoubtedly Il ought 70 be. The
mother bsrk, fror this place, can establish
branches IN tie different principal cities, IN pro-
! p rt'on ~ the commercial importance Of such
places, TO be decided by the impo,tsS exports
I vt suci places. A national bank ought 10 be ~.
der the immediate inspection and control Of the
4 government"
1 To do away the Constitutional s-ruhtps
let a bank be established in the District o
| Columbia. from which, as from mother
branches can shoot forth To the different
principal cities in the u. StatesllLIn wha
way are they to be estabtshed If they are
tope put up by the directors themselyes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12
CFoR THE EN2UIRER.1

hAYDEN's ANpANTE.
In Springs delightful hours
Mistortunes prest-in vain,
For hope impaired flowers,
TO sweeten all my pain.
Now Autumn's cold winds blow.
Across the mournful skies
Reflection wrap, in woe,
Sees life with weeping eyes.
How dark my fortune seems,
Since hope inspires no moret
III human lifc's dream,
l wish my dream was DER
Then sweet would be my sleeps
1hen dried the tears that flow (;
Now void of those who weep,
Disturbing my deep re, ,osc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

he subscribers having received a supply Of
n BURR STONES direct from France, Her
TO build MILL-STONES fanny size, winch for
workmanship and quality, they will warrqnt el
quail To any made IN the United States Oreiers
lett with Mr.. Samuel Leech, at Messrs II kali
K Co.'S IN lis, or the subscribers near the Pubiio
Ware-House, will be principally attended TO-
NATH'L. WHITE & Co.
Jan IL ,vtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

OF NOW in the press, and viii be published
on Tuesday, from the Office Of John O'Lynch.
discourse on DUELLIEG, by the Rev. MF
Low
Jan ~, 1911
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 1oth
INST ny the Rev'd. ]. ID. Blair, Mr. JoHx Fo%.
to Miss MAeIA SMocS, both Of this CITY
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

Attic same tine must warn the seader
mo- 70 expect too mnch from my boys; thev
are yet young men; and when give their
letters to the public. allowance must be made
FOR Their youth and inexpericnce.
But Rosalie's harp invi.es me to the par
io'r, and the reader will, dare say, by this
time. very willingly part with me. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

ME subscriber has just received from Eu-
4 rope, md for sale at his CLASS & CHI
M STORE, frs, door above tie Eagle Tay, I'm,
Early York and Sugar Loaf Cabbage Seed to-
Eether with general assortment of Garden
Seed, various kinds Of early Rareripc Corn, Red
md White Clover and Timothy Seed all Of
which he warrants TO be fre.b.
ED. HALLAM
Jan II. wtf
N. p. My Tenement, near DR.. Fpnshee's
Garden, is still for rent terms will be made mo-
derate ~ a careful tenant II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-12

On Saturday. the g aoors' of the H of r. were
" closed"
On Monday, the doors were closed at ] past
-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
MOUNT PROSPECT FoP sALE.

"A GREEABLY 20 the last viii ond resta-
1 q ment of the late John Roane. VIII be sold
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on Fra
day the 9th Sept. next, (if fair, otherwise the
next fair dav,) that valuable tract Of Land, w.
ing on the Rsppahanuock river in the county Of
Middlesex, called ard known bv the name Of
Mount Prospect-This tract Of land, contains
about one thousand acres and will be sold toge-
Their, or in parcels to suit the purchsscrs--It is
deemed unnecessary to give any farther De
scription OF this land than that the buildings are
good, convenient and in good repair and that
it abounds in the finest fish, oysters and wild
fowL-The terms Of sale, vii, be one third Of
the purchase money to be paid on the LIST Of
January ensuing, one third in twelve months
from that time and the other third in eighteen
months. a deed of trus, will be required on
the lsnd. exclusive ofgcod personal security TO
secure the payment by
j, VI. sEcAR, !? Ex,o,, Of
GEORGE HEALY,S or
JOHN ROANE, Decd
Aug 50. 8;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
IMPORrs-

FROM return just published IN the.
Ho"se Cd commons, sppsats that VEIN
pur last }cst, -
l,S87 200 Quarters of Wheat.
53j,6l5 C0!. of 4 ou..
sos ,422 Quarters Of OAts. and
$500 coils Of o meal
Ct IN quantity .he imyo,ts vcro
From France, 2548c6 o.. nj VIZ
and 2O1 922 Cw.oi r., "
Fr,m Holland, 1906 Q.s Of
FROM Germany, las iS6 dn.< Wheat,
rr"l" Fo'and and Prussis. -aud
From Denmark aud Nj, 20 80
Quarters. .'Way, 10. 9qs
end E lio%o SGGe Ger, a; 10 ors Of w,..
~ - 80. = u o. GU, '"eats
and oe,r gi't ore '4 .l IN. m,laqi he y.,.,
% Frnc ID no. ana iour csms
@'sr'ea We n"ported pOs u,c~. W." s.5. iram a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03
Aug. II.
LIND ROR SnLE-

Il he Subscriber wishes to sell the tene-
Inent On which hc lives, con, aiming about
seventy acres Of Land, on which IS good dwell
ling AOuse, corn house, and the necessary ou,
houses for the accommodation Of a small fami-
w. 1t is good stand for Phi ysician, Lawyer,
Merchant Mechanic or Public house, lying i'm.
mediately on a public road, and wi hin qusrtcf
Of mile Of buckingham Courtbouse.--Terms
Of leone third ofthe purchase money will
be required in SIX months, and the balance in
three equal annual instruments, 10 be secured b,
security.
r. ELDRIDGE, ir.
Aug. %. w12w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-03

IT He Subscribers having connected them
selves inTrade, I'M dertbe Firm of R1-AN
and WILKINS, tender their services as Ven
do Il Commission Merchants They have ia
ken the large fre.proof Lumberhouse on the
street, leading from the Msn-Street 70 the Ba'
sin, where they are prepared for the reception
Of Produce either on Storage or C0mm9sion---'
From their experience in business, united with
their determination to adhere At ali times to the
sirctcst attention, we'll as the interest Of
those who may confde 70 them the transaction
of their business, they hope to merit share OF
the public patronage
TOHN ~. B1HN,
ROBERT WILKIRS.
Aug. II. I'm