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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
~ Observation-Disclosures county
4 October Court, 1911.
Claibourue West, PrL
powbatm rindall K WIN. Lewis,

powhatm Iindal x WIN. Lewis, Deft5.
o. the motion of tie Plaintiff, and it Appearing 10
the satisfaction the COud that the Defendant lin
ll NOT inab.tant OF this strt is ordered and
dscrccd th3t Unless the said Indail shall appear
'cre on or before January court next, and answer
the m al the plaintiff, the cort win then proceed to
ptSc tho same Tor confessed to him, aud decree
tlie matter thereof accordingly, and that copy of
Ibis order be forthwith inserted IN some public news
paper ri the City 81 Richmon FOR Two months sue
;css'yeiy and another cory posted up at the font
door Of the cOust-hou5c of tbs county.
4 Copy.
u. EI.DRiDGE, il, .. c.
NOV. % wswp
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vsY virtue of q Deed of Trust executed
3 to me hy Sherley Egglestcn, of the
county Of Amelia for the purpose f securing deb.
therein recitcd To be due to William Archer Of Pow
hatsn viii be sold for cash, Amelia court house on
Saturday, The iith on January, two negroes, called
Es,y and isbell, the property Of the said Tgg'ess
ton
w. S. ARCHER.
Dec. 81. tbs
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IHydE subscribers having sustained much
a Inconvenience by tresspasses committed
their Lands lying on James River in the counties
of Henrco and Goochiand, hereby give notice, that
all persons forbid to hunt, shoot. fsil, cut wood
and throw down destroy enclosures on their lands
and that any person offending will be prosecuted ac-
cording to law,
John Hlcthnn,, Fycncis Harris,
James .Currie, lillian Goode,
Philip Rogers, John Graham,
John .4m6ler, Robert Gamble.
November 10. wtIstJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

4 \ CHANCERY.-Cum Dcccm-
4 Der Coart, 1911.
Thomas e.. Armstrong;, PR.
.3gaiast
Samuel Ailcn, s, Judith Allen his vifc
and john Woodson, R6fts
On the motion OF the Plaintiff, by his Attorey-h
IS ordtie d, that the defendant, John Woodson, be
restrained from secrcting or paving away as nrlc.,
money as appears to nc due the plaintiff say ni,e
pounds sixteen sbilh,gs--and it appearing 90 me
Court, that the defendants, Saml Aea aud wife, arc
rot inhabitants ot this state, aud Falling give see-
iity according to law and the rules oil tbs conr,-on
the motion OF the plaintiff, by hiscomsei-H is o,r-
cd, that the defendants Sainl aud wife, appuar here
on the 4th Monday in December next, aud answer
the plairan,s b;l& ;ha.a cop, O.. this order he
forthw it'll inserted, in some one o. the newspaper,
printed i'll the City OF Richmond, Tor two months sue
eessvely and posted at the front door OF the Court
house Of this county.
"A Copy. .stteste.
CHRIss,. WooDSoE, D. c c. c.
NOV. D. vSwp
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MILL be sold, at Public .Huction. on
w the premises, on Tuesday next, for
whatever may be offered for it, the DutcI-roof,a
HOUSE on Shockoe-iiil, opposite to Mr. John War
den's, aud now occupied by Mrs. Nelson---l-
Eighteen hundred dollars of the purchase money 20
be paid on tn 1st day Of January the balance NAV
be paid at any time within five years. the purchaser
giving satisfactory security aud paying legal interest
thereon hall yearly.
DAVID DORRiNGTON,
Dec. 81. tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

CASTOR OIL, &c benjamin Du.Val
y e Son have quantity Of CASTOR
on Of a superior qaqhtv, together with gene
raj assortment ct DRUGS, .JfEUTCLN,ES, &c.
which ;hey will sell low for cash, ca to punctual Gus
toners, at tho usual credit
Richmond, Nov. 90. iNSSw6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

kW EBSTER u WOOD, have lust receiv-
cd large quantity Of l'L,9JSTER IF Pr
RS, Of superior quality, which they win dispose of
on reasonable terms, in the lump, or ground.
Jehlnond, Dee. 10. w4w
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AMERICAN INTERCOURSE.

q gentleman III Boston has received an
Official copy OF the order OF the ritlsn Pm
Wy Council for allowing trade between
certain ports III the british provinces OF No
va Scotia and New brunswick, and the u.
S. Of America which after rcciting pre-
:lmble, is as follows -
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
by virtue of the pow ers vested in his Ma
jesty, by the above recItcd act, is pleased
III the name and on behalf of his Majesty,
and by and with the advice Of his Ma
Jesty's Privy Council, to order, and it is
hereby ordered. that from and, after the
first day OF November 1871, and during the
continuance OF the iict above recIted, until
further orders made thereon, it shall be law
Jul in any snip OF vessel, except in vessels
belonging 70 France, or TO the subjects there
of, TO export from the ports Of Halifax,
Nova Scotia, and The ports OF st. Andrews
and ut. johns New Brunswick, to any port
Belonging 70 the United States OF Amer
lea, from which British vessels are or
shall be excluded, any articles being the
growth, produce or manufacture ct tie
Enited Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
land. or any of his Msjcsty's Colonies, Plan
cations or Settlements, i'll the Wcst-Indies,
provided such articles Shall have been GER
cifed b. the collector and comptroller Of
has Majesty's customs at any OF the port
above mentioned, IRON whence the same
shall be shipped for any Of the ports OF the
United States as aforesaid, to have been
imported into one Of the said provinces OF
Noya-5cota and New Brunswick in Bri-
tisn ship or vessel from a port of the I'm
ted Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ire
and or from port of the said Colonies,
plantations, or settlements and also 10
import into the port of Halifax, Nova-Sco-
Tia and the ports OF St. Andrews and St.
john's, New7BrunsNick. from any of the
said ports Of the United States, Wheat and
Grain Of any kind, Bread and Biscuit and
Flour, Pitch, Tar, and Turpentme, such ar
ticles being of the growth, produce and
manufacture of the said States"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

NoR SALE-Fa.HILF FLOUR, of The best.
4 quality, in Who'll. and half bb!s.
GEO. GREENHOW.
December 10. ena,g
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

EIGHT or TEN well disposed NEGROES
IA are wanted, for next wear, at our Mills.
For such as will answer, liberal hire will be paid.
CALICO, RICHARD * Co.
Richmond, Nov. 10. If
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WJILLIAM sHAPARD has for sale The

iolioWiiS SOt
coo sacks Salt, mostly Ii
verpool filed
1900 lbs. Coffee, mostly
green
So crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and in I1hds.
SO barrels Ncw-England
Rum
W. I. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
Baltimore Whiskey
Caruthcrs and Ley
burns rectiiied Wits
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-forS prime and
Ne~-Orlean, Pork
CEpt and whole Her
rings
Swcdes and country Iron
castings
German, Crawley and
Bistcred Steel
Window Glass
China in sinai. boxes
Halt pint and pint tum :
blers
Wine glasses
September 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
Two1,,iu LEGISLATURE.
Ho USE oF.DELEGaTES.
Tuesday, Dec. II

Tuesday, Dec. Il.
Engrossed bills" allowing iurt,,er time to ,he
owners OF Lots in the town OF Lewisburg improve
$he same -" an act concerins William D. Wallace
-" AN ast for adding part of the county of Hardy TO
the county OF Shenandoah we're read sd time
and passed.
Mr.. .3rD,istedd from tn. select committee, to
which the bill autliorsng the President aud Drcc-
tors OF the Bauk OF Virginia. establish Office oil
Discount and Deposit in the town o. Luxembourg, and
tor other purpUses was referred, reported bill
without observation-disclosures that the sand bill
Be laid upon the table.
S,ldry Resolutions OF the President and Directory
ct the Literary Fund, yesterday l,id the table
were, on motion, taken up and read as follows:
Alta meeting of the President and Directors of the
Literary Fnnd, holden ut the CAPITOL in the City OF
Riehmond, on Monday, the sixteenth day OF Decem-
Presene-The Governor Attorney General AID
Treasurer CT the Commonw ealth.
HesofSed, that 1t be suggested to the General AS
semby, now IN session, that IL would be cxpe'ehtt to
require by law the clerks oltie several Superior
and Inferior Courts in this Commonwealth, furnish
the Auditor of Public Accounts, and the Agents al
the Literary Fund in the several counties aud corpo-
ratons, with accurate lists of All fines heretotorc
posed by their respective courts, and NOW by las APP
prOprat.d the Literary Fund and ,isp, senli-au-
nuay hereafter, to furns, in ike manner, such Lists
Of all fines imposed by such during the prece
ding months.
Hesokcea, that it be recommended TO the General
Assembly To pass law aithoris;ng the recovery, in
the General Court, upon motion i'll summary way,
by the AUDITOR Of Public Accounts, OF all monies now
due, or which may hereafter become due, for col
iectons made by any public officer, in where
the amount thereof is shall by law be vested in
the President and Directors of The Literary Fund
Reserved, that 1t be recommended TO the Gene
raj Assembly, to pass law explanatory of the laws
relative to the Literary fund, to authorise the
Investment of the monies belonging thereto, from
time to time, IN some productive stock, by which
Interest profit may be obtained upon it, 10 accunu-
late for the benefit of the said Etmt.
Resolved, that it be recommended to the General
Assembly, to pass law authorizing the President
and Directors, annualy for the benefit of the iiter
~ Fund, to sell, TO any person persons, the right
Of raising, by Lottery, the OF money contemria-
ted to be raises, in that manner, according the
entitled, an act provide for the education OF the
Poor"
ny order OF the Eoard
GEO. WM. SMITH, Ptrs't.
Tcste,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

E|lRGINIA.--At q Superior Court of
' Chancery, holden at tie Capitol, in the
City of Richmond, the sta day Of September 1911.
James Brown, j.. l'i1
.4gGiHSt
Joseph iddngs s. Caleb r. IdIings, late merchants
nd partners, under the firm of Joseph aud Caleb II
iiduss, aud Andrew SclmecDani, Uefis.
TIE defendants Joseph iddhss aud Cae! =. Id
dihgs not having entered their appearance aud gyon
-.curity according to the Act Of Assembly AID lie
sucs Of this Court, and il appearing the satitac-
t'on Of the court that they not inhabitants Of this
o9o,,tiy -on motion OF lie Plaintiff by his counsel II
is orsfeG, Tint the said Defendants do appear here
tie as. dsy of the next term and ansN CT the bill
Of the Paintih--aiId that copy Of this order be
forthwith ins, rtcd in some Newspaper published 10
ths City Of Richmond Tor two months s,,cccssiyciy,
AL posted at uIe front door Of tic Capitol, in tic
ss.d city
A Copy. 1e.tc,
WM. W HENINC, c. c.
November g. Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

+ EOHN KING has just received an add
~ tinnal assortment OF FALL & WINTER
coODS, which he will sell. at his usual cheap rates
for cash
Richmond, Oct 90. ts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

EfOR SALE-.3 Likely .pEGRO roman
n who is good Cook and Washer--she has {.
ohd, boy OF three years old. Apply TO the printer.
DeceHper ~. cp1m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

A DYERTISEMENT.-- subscriber having
a commenced business in the CotnD,ission Line
in the City of Richmond, hopes by strict attention. "a
merit share of the patronage of his friends. Ills
Office is Kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
JOHN BRYCE.
dee. 81. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26


of FRESH GARDEy SEEDS-wlicl, NAV lie had
at his Tea, Glass GlChina Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond
Cabbage. Lettuce.
Early York, Green Coss
Do. Sugar Loaf Grand Admiral
Green Savoy lee
Drum Head Cabbage
Red P!ekiins Brown Dutch
Early Il late CaulifloTer Mousearcs
Peas.
Early Frame Blood Beet
DO Charlton Orange Carrot
Do. Royal Dwarf Satisfy
Do Spanish DO. Scarcity
Do Sugar DO Red and White Picking
Blue Prussan Onion
White * iiue MarroYfat Solid Celery
snaps. Winter {: Summer Cress
Early Yellow Curri Parsley
Do. Brown Sorel
Do: Speckled Thyme Marjoram
Arbour x Windsor Beans Summer Sayory
Cucu,nber. Nastur;ion
Early Frame Curfd Spnage
Do. Long Green White Indiye
Do. Cluster Hanover 'furnip
Short Pricsley White & Black Mustard
Rahsis Rape and Canary
Short Top Scotch Kale
Salmon Small Dutch Clover and
Purple Timothy Seed.
Turnip
And in daily expectation Of receiving one hundred
bushels RED CLOVER SEED.
November 30. WITT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

10, pAz
Glass salt cellars
Race and ground ginger
Spice, Nutmogs, Alum
Salt petre, Indigo
Chocolate, Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and GunpowdeI
Tea
Powder and SHOT
Snuff
Ivory Combs
Eogwood
Writing aud Printing pa.
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sac,,ing
Ravens Duck
Romal handkerchief
Y'',erican n,anufac:o
ed Goods, Gig.
Bed ticks
Diapers
Stripes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

u. EiDRiDGE, il, y. c.
wewp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26

x, HALLAAI, has received by the Anacreon, d.
A-ls rect from England, the following assortment
OF FRESH GARDEy SEEDS-wlcl, may lie had
at his Tea, Class SlChind Store, first door above
the Eagle Tavern, Richmond.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-26
I'd EMovAL.-JoAv B. ML1.qRD la, re.

Dec. Q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Farm FOR SAFE

FOX tale, Farm in Cape Eizabe,hpleaf
sn'ly htuated on the Sperwink River, a.
oout isveu miles from Portland, containing
ABOUT ninety asres of Land, principal part
under good Improvement, with handfome
young Orchard Of abou, one hundred Trees
q excellent truit good Houfe and Barn
aud Tome valuable timber on faia Farm-TAe
STOCK and Farming UtenlIs may be had with
the t4rm--For particulars enquire of Can't.
VIM HoMAs, on the Premiles, or the fub
lcrioeT At his Office ia Portland, No !. Lone.
Wharf Cpr1,
d35B ID, 1910. nF1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
FLOUR.
PHILLIPS
LIMERICK ACADEMY.

THE Truaees Of p. L. Academy would
hereby inform the public that they have
completed a handiome and convenient build
ing for the accommodation of Students, IN
which will b. inarucied all the foIid bran
ches of Science-Thst they have made choice
of the Rev. w. GRrGG, of Portland, as their
Preceptor-That their building will be ded
icated on the tan Tueidsy 10 February, and
opened for the reception of Students on The
6rft Monday in March next. Coniiderng
the literary talents, and the highly approved
qualifications Of their inftructor-their local
aud healthy fiustion, together with the very
moderate exPenfes attached to thoie priv.
leges-The Truitees 9atter themielves, that
Parents, &c. will not neglect 70 favorable an
opportunity as 10 here prelented them. And
parents ~ho may be pleaied TO favour them
with the care and initrucuon of their Children
may ceif aGured upon the pledged honor Of
fad Trultees that the ftridelt attention ihaIt
be paid TO the correctness of their morals, aud
the Improvement of their minds.
By srds, Of fbs TrsfeA,
E EASTMAN, P,sfisss.
WILLIAM SWEASEY, Sssrstsry.
Lin0icE, Dee, 9th, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
For SALE,

A Lot of LAND, with Hrofe Sanding
n thereon, fi,ua,ed on the northerly hde
OF Plealant ft.eet. between the houie of Capt.
John MufIey and the Brick Store near the
ftand ia Fore Greet, called Gorhsm's Corner
said Lot is Gxty feet front, and one hundred
feet back, and is one of the bet htuation'
~,,her tor a Dwelling houle or Store-For
particulars enquire OF
BENJAMIN POLAND, JUN.
5a,fEasd Van. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Enoch Moulton,

COLDS NTH AND IEWELER,
Nos, Ts-es'- RorV--Essbargs.H seet,
Has ina received handlOme aa0Hm'n'
Plated, Britania . Tapaned Wars,
feyeIry, Cutlery, &C. &c.
PLATED WARE.
Beft Sheffield PLACED Tea se,ts, to match !;
Tome low priced DO elegant CASTORS !;
low priced do; Candeticks various kinds &
prices; lugar Balons Cream Pots; foup La
dies; Fi1h Knives inufers and Trays; Ia.
bic and Tea fpoons &c. &c
BRITANNIA WARE.
Coffee Pots; Tea Pots, Cream Pots fu-
gar Balons lumber; Table and Tea
spoons, various patterns and prices.
JAPANED WARE.
An elegant a1ortment OF morocco, cream
and black colored Walters, infets or Jingle !;
Bread, Knife, Cheele and fnuffer Trays, of
various patterns.
JEWELRY.
Pearl and Jet Breaches; do do Rings !;
Comedian Knobs and Drops and BoGom Pms
TO match Gold Ear Hoops, Knobs * Drops !;
CorneIian, Pebble and plain Cold Watch
Keys; do seals; fome OF new and elegant pat
terms, and almoR every other article in this
line
CUTLERY.
Table Knives and Forks; Razors, extra
nice; Pen Knives lciGors feel lnuffers !;
of various kinds and prices.
HAIR WORK.
Bracelets; Neck Chains; Ear Hoops and
Watch Chans of various and elegant patterns
GILT WORK.
Elegant Ceitor Clafps; large afTortmenr
of Watch Keys, seals and Chains. &c &c
A5@, Of bis cum manufacture,
Warranted Gold Necklaces, from 20 Il
dollars per firing foup Ladies'; Tabic aad
Tea iPoons; fugar Tongs fsIt fpoons Of
newell patterns /; Gold Watch Chains & Keys
FLYER do Thimbles; Hooks and Rings, SC.
In addition 10 the above, he has Al afort-
meut of Morocco Pocket Books; elegant
Puries; various patterns of Tortoise ihell g.
Horn Combsi Tooth Bru(hes and almoR
every other article ia ais line
The above articles are OF luch a quality,
aud will De put at fuch prices, as will, he thinks
meet the appreciation of his cu1omers.
Portland, Dee II (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

THE fubferi5sr hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned. that llle las been duly
appointed and has taken upon herrslf the
ttuf of acminlltrstriK on the ate of
LOTHIAN PARTRIDGE,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumber.
land, yeomsn, decesfed, by giving bond as the
lav directs--fhe therefore requelt, all perfons
who are indebted TO the fsid deoeareds eflate
10 make lmmediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit thr
fame 10 LYDIA PAPTpIDcR
ssqk' ~. lalo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
LAND FOR SALE.

NNE undivided moisty or half part Of the
~ Farm and buildings, which were lately
occupied by ihcreafe Pote. late of Falmouth,
deceaied-6aid Farm conl!ts of fifty acres Of
excellent good Land, under good Improvement
and large two-ftory Houle and Barn, 18th
other socommodati0ns-lyins on the lower
eouuty road in fad falmouth, and joins the
Bay ihore-Said moiery is in common with
the heirs Of Vim. Pote, late Of faid Falmouth.
decealed-Aiio for isIe, one fxth part of
Corn Mill and a. eigth part of a privilege Tor
Wharf-For particu' srs enquire Of Ma
THAN BUCHANAN of faid Falmouth. or If
ELISHA POTE, of Pownzl
Fais0rt5, Dee II, 1870 (6wl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
NezO Hat Store.

GOULD & WEBSTER.
HAvE Jun opened for faIe. At the New
4 Store oppofte the Maine Bank tEr.
change Rfeet) large alor,ment Of HATS
conf0ing of the III, I'd, Sd and 18th qnalitie,'
and Camel's hair HATS, from the Ps,tIorj
Hat {1aagfaSO,y.
cafes Patent Sill Watcy.}ro.f Hcts, Of
hyperion quality, which will be fold lowe,
than they have formerly been vendsi in tEis
town.
DRAB HATS, Of al hses-AIto.
an additional af1ortment of Ladies
BEAVER BONNETS,
NFUsF Losda- FayGin.
which will be offered as cheap az can be Dur.
chaled in Portland.
Felt Hats of all kinds, wholefale aud retail.
Flats of the above delcrip,ion will be kept az
their Store in Fore-ftreet, Iiower corner Of
Plumb SIreet) where cultomers may zllo Be
iupplied with thoie of their own manuf4cao,
ry at the lhorteh notice.
g. All Hats bearing the Gamp OF the
Portland Hat MsHsfadSry, or the Camp Of
Gould * Webiter, are warranted by the Firm;
and If they are not satisfactory 70 the wear
or Reasonable abatement will be made
~ Cath given for ali kinds Of Hating aud
Shipping FUR. Dec 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
II PLeaL1nf Situation.

FOR fale in Gorham, an excellent FARM
containing about } 20 acres Of fertile land
capable OF producing from % 10 so tons of
EngIilh hay, ,oge,her w1th young Orchard
Of thrifty treea and will yield a. large flock
Of Corn Grain, Ts. a. any land in iAid town
and if more agreeable. the Stock and Farming
UtenfiIs. Said Farm Las good Dwelling
Houle and Barn nandiag thereon, together
with convenient out houGes, water, &c. and
is fituated about s milea from Portland, with
in half mile from Judge Lozg tsH9-u',. For
terms. which will be liber2i, apply to
DANIEL HUNT,
on the premifes.
Gorham, May q. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

yETR the fuhfcribers give uc.ics, that they
W have been appointed By the Hon. sam
uel Freeman. EIq. Judge of Probate for the
county of Cumberland, Cormiiioners 10 re-
~eive and srsmine the claims againlt The e!-
,e,e of EZEKIEL THURSION,
is,e of Portland. IL fsid county Mariner, de-
cealed, rsprefsnted isioiven,-thaI IL months
are allowed to the creditors TO bring IN their
sssim. that they will attend that fervice az
the boufe Of Enoch lney, in Portland, on the
lat Monday of thi. and the FIVE following
S,ooth,. from TWO oSIock in rhs afternoon to
=, EEOCH LLoLEf,
VIM FREEMAN
PrHrrS, Ies Gas. lsli. p4)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
NOTICE..
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
THE Stockholders IN the Me'"s Frs q
Marine I.jHrd"ss CsTpnnJ, are hereby ho"-
fed 70 meet at their Office in Exchange ltreet
On Monday the twenty eighth day Of Jan.
init at o'clock in the afternoon, 20 nj Inc
vacancy in the Board ofDirector'' occahonea
~ the reGgnation Of Capt. Robert niiey' and
s'fo to Ell any other vacancy that may take
place in the aforefaid Board.
By oySer IF ibs Dirssiorf
M q NJ. {u'Grases 0F5e,S
yaa. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
DOCTOR WEED.

HAVING attended a regula. courfe of
1 4 Medical Seading and Practice of PhyGc
with Doctor Brooks, of Medford, and Obtain
ed Diploma from the Ceniors Of the Malta
chufetts Medical Society, will be happy 20
devote his fervice. TO the Inhabitants OF Port.
land, who may feel diipoled to patronite him
as Pyhcian.
N. B.-His lodging. are at Maj. CAoss.
Fs&yal f'Acf. Dec. IO.s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Eleeans Gil and tii5Sr CGfers
Cialps; Jeaoslry, Csc.
ELEAZAR WYER.

GOLDSMITH 81 JEWELLER,
NEARLY oppoGte the Indian Chief, TX
IN change flree,, Informs HE friends and the
public that he has il | received = general al
lortment of
Plated, Britannia, Japansd Ware and
fe7Uely;
Among which sre--Plated Tea Sets, to
match; do. Gators, new aud elegant patterns;
do. Cand,eltcks, various kinds do Soup La
dies Cams Table and Tea spoons; large
Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots Sugar Baions
aud Cream Pots, Of hyperion quality COM
mon do; few hlver Sugar Baions and
Cream Pots Sets Of morocco, cream and
black ground Iapsna1 Walters; cheeie, knife
and bread Trays; a complete anortment OF
Iewelry ard li4U Work; large and elegant
five z1ortment Of peoble, corneIian, and gold
(wing Watch Keys gold, FLYER and HAIR
Watch Chains: a qual.ky OF excellent Gait
Reel Razor; SciiTors Pen Knives Shutters;
a handlome aiIortmeat of morocco Pocket
Books aud Purtes: W. Ta9ers, tS'e.-tcge;h
er with alnolt every o-her article 10 his line
Ayo-makes and keeps couhantly on hand,
warranted gold Necklace, Table and lea
Spoons; Sugar Tongs; Soup Ladies and Salt
Spoons, of the newell patterns and upon term.
equally as advantageous As At an o-her places
His friends and the public are invited to call,
where they wilt fluid CONTAIN, aid psrlona. at
tendance, and the imalieG favors attended 10
with cheerfulneis. Of Portland, Dee. s.