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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
COMM EIC ALTON.

Yinder," alias Fungus" is infor-
med that the piece in the Gazette
which has SO deeply wounded his feel
ings and those Of his hnke" master,
was nof zrrffte1 by the I" Federal JUS
nee" to whom he imputes il, He is
farther informed that when he has dis
covered the true author, he is al liberty
to reply in any manner he may choose
Il he writer Of that communication
promises he VIII never resort TO the pit
iful threat Of" glass house" 10 shield
his reputation from scrutiny; nor will
the threats Of Jackobins, " Hftie or
great, deter him from exposing their
iutrigues and corruption.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
TO CLOTHIERS

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
the Public, and Gothic in particular. ,ha,
they msy be furnished at hand, or upon the
shortest notice, with those celebrated Nj
Chimes, formerly distinguished by the nAlne
OF Cntario Sheviag Machines, by applying 10
him, At Worcester, Ms. or 20 HAsTINcs &
MEADER, at The Factory Of T.. l. w. How
EY, IN Net0-Ls6Gn.E, ". I, or to ELEAxER
HovEY, IN NeU Aa,yo,a, (Onsids County,
" or 20 w lillian TILEsToN, ia Boston,
Al No. D, North side OF ne Marke,, who
Ike wise Keeps on hand large assortment
Of DE StVs, Dye IgooeS, &c. Of The BEST uusl
Iv.
CivthIers are solicited to call al either az
the ABOVE mentioned placez, and examine for
themselves lie M.chIue will be warran.
ia good, and tivr teim~ a payment made
easy. The Subsci Iber choosing rather that
MS Machines Should bear the test of cxpcr.
Iment, ih@n TO eKtol their utility himself, has
hought proper 10 publish a number of Ger.
tncS,vs 4 Ola respectable and dlsinterested
Ciothiess.
CERTIFICATES.
This msy crrtIfy, that have bought and
used ~ us F~cto.y one Of hoyey's Patent
Shes'inS Machines, and find il 20 answer
I &c desired Eject II sacatne, far beyond
nay expcc,s'ion il grea.iy facilitates that
iabOnous branch 81 Cioihing business. /
shon'a az least cay ten fold. have shear.
ed nj far from 1000 yards in mine. and so
lar bnd Il 10 excel aay other that have ever
seen, and bshe,e il 20 be less liable to get
ou' r. reralr. SETH 9. MACY.
HSas2a, ION AbrI, loll.
This may certify, that have bought and
used :, lhc stand OF Robert a. Livingston.
an Gelatin, Columbia County, one Of Ho-
sey's Patent Shearing Machines, and 1t is
with pleasure and confidence that recon-
mead II 10 Ciothiers aud the public in gen
srai, as master piece of mechanism, far
EXCEEDING IN u'ili,y, any other machine I
have ever seen, oil account of It's simplicity
OF construction, convenience in using, dlra.
b,ity, and good performance. 1t will, with
the labour Of boy IL years old, shear from
one to two yards per minute, as we'll as can
be done with hand SHEARS, without being Ii.
&ole to gel out ofrepsir
ELISHA BEARDSLEY.
GdlIatin, Fe6 /, 1911
Copy TINS may certify, that have
bought and used AT my Factory ever since
Tie 2I.t September 1909, one Of Hovey's
Pa;eh SheArIng Machines, with winch |
have done all my shesring since that time.
Il IS with pleasure ! state. that il has all
swcred me al exceeding good purpose, in
consequence Of which frankly recommend
il to Cio,hiers and the public generally, as
far superior TO any other principls that has
ever been introduced for shearing cloth, for
It's brief and good performance.
(S'yned) JAMES LAMBERT.
Lip.sgHon, AIay 6. 1911.
TINS my certify, that have bought and
used nc Ut Hoyey's Patent Shsaring Ma
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
FOR SIX

QY order of the Court of Common Pleas
- for the county of Cumberland, June
term, 1871, at public auction. on the prem
lies, on Monday the feventeen,h day of Oc-
tober next, al one O'Clock 10 the afternoon
The whole Of he Real Efiate Of which Levi
Drinkwater, lsls of Northyarmouth, in faiI
county, mariner, deceaied, died feized, ltua-
ted IN Nor,hyarmouth sforefaid, with the
right of revethon. Said Elisfe con6lls of
about fourteen acres of land, with dwelling
houie thereon and the fame the decea.sd
purchafed of deacon John Southw orth, and is
70 be fold for the payment of debts with in.
cidental charges. Condition, 10 be mada
known &C the time and place Of iale.
AMMl X. MITCHELL, -dsrsi~jGyssors
N0,ftysyssoIsHs <ygyF 20, i5iJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
y,rn.

In the Wef ladies, on the 18th July laf,
Daniel Harding, mate of the brig Nautilus
of this port in the 29d year of bis age.
In Falmouth, on Tuelday lat, Andrew T.
fon of Moies Quinby, Efq. aged Smonths aud
20 days.
In this town, Mr. Jane. Low, aged 81.
On Saturday last, Thomas, fon Of Mr. r
Runnels, aged Is months Funeral this af-
ternoon at o'clock, from his dwelling houfe
IN Plumb Lane, where HE friends and rela-
tions are invited to attend
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

Patent Saearine Machine, lie 5rorgietnrso f
which were Elfazer Hovey u 90. After
purchasing the patent right to build said
machines, exclusively for ourselves and our
connected societies, in the spring Of the
ear 1859, we erected machine upon their
Principle, with which we have done all our
hearing since that time Ca few pieces
,heared on Other machines excepted.) We
p-licve il to be well calculated 10 answer
every desired purpose for shesriRg- II con-
sequence of our experience in said macLin-
cry, we win freedom recommend Ito the
public, as being far preferable to any other
that we have ever seen. We find it will
shear as we'll as hand shears, without being
more liable 10 get out of repair, and great
ly facilitates Tia, branch ofour business.
s sSrGP len M stIsSi 0s sfMs
JOHN REMINGTON, s4akas.
Nesp- Lebanon ~ r. April, 1911.
CAUTION TOCLOTHIERS.
Machine for shearing has, for some
time past, been sdvertized by HAUL &
WELD, or Boston. The name Of The inyen-
tor not bei.g mentioned in The advertise.
ment, has been mistaken By some, 10 be the
Ontario Machine, the Shears being some.
thing similar to mine ; but tue principal be-
ing badly applied, has in some cases injured
the credit Of the Ontario Machine where il
was supposed 10 be the same. To prevent
this evil, the Subscriber hereby forbids all
persons making or using any Machine, for
Shearing Cloth, on the principle Of the On
ta,io Machine, which has Spiral revolving
SHEAR Unyktnc .ro,uSf rfyosrhf Ryyfe ~,
Gutter, the FIRST ever Patented ~ SAID prin
ciple. The size of those Machines is such,
that they can be carried in one horse wag-
gon, set up fit for use and can be put IN
operation by water or hand.
or All orders by Letter, Post paid. vii.
be punctually attendedto.
WILLIAM HOVEY.
WoRcgsrER, July Is. 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
NOTICE

THE Directors of the Portland Hat Man.
ufsetory inform the pubic. that they
have removed their Hat Warehoufe TO The
fore lately occupied by S5srv y Lam,oa No 4
Muiieys Row, where they have large and
ertenfive stlortment cf all kinds Of HATS.
which VIII be fold wholeiale & retail, for CAIN
or apPIcd rotcs- They have rhe fatirfaS.
ton to&l9te, 'liaF firm 'he increa6rg demand
Of their Hats, that they are generally aspro-
we'd Of. and by taking grear care ia tslectins
the helf materials and workmen, their Hats 9
qua! any made in America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

Of the late firm of Shaw & Lsmlor, inform
their former ouitonners and The public, thar
ne has taken the agency for vending che a
bove Hat and foicirs continuance Of their
cuftom. He i authorized to itae thar he
Ware Houie will be conhan,Iy iuppIied with
the beit kind hats of every deicripton-Like-
wife great vsriety of Ha, Trimmings, Fuss
TIC. Povtiand, Senf. g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
COURT OF SESSIONS.

NOTiCEi 10 hereby given that the C.nf Of
S2i,'s for the county of Cumberland
will be noiden ia fhis town TO noxsow--
Tie colnmiiions Of the Justices OF laid Conrt
having arrived here yesterday blythe mail.
fo'fiOad, SEPT 2 SAM. FREEMAN. Cy,yk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
TO BE LET.

THE moi convenient fore ia Freeport, ct
ua,ed next door to Jsmefon's tavern, now
occupied by Samuel Holbrook, "a be entered
upon the all If September, or before II more
convenient-For particulars spply 70
FIefP0'f, Aag 81 SAMUEL JAMESON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
William M'Lellan. inn

William M'Lellan, jun.
INFORMS bis friends and cufomers that
he has received more of,hofe yellow framed
Looking GALES, iuCh As he had few weeks
paft-AIto, from the two and quarter dollars
up TO five dollars each; and few thar is
veiy nice, with gilt france, for four and a
half and upwards and Tome with oval frames
as cheap. - SeptesbA 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
fsidfmen-attrntion |!

fiidfmen-a ttfntion |!
The Wena6srs Of tie PORTLAND
RIFLE COMPANY are hereby directed
to meet AT the Armory, THIS EVENING,
at J o'clock prsdley-Per order of the
Captain.
w. B. SEWALL, D. S.
6sPttm5tr, 2,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
SHOES.
JOSEPH MANSFIELD,

JOSEPH MANSFIELD,
HAS jult received az his fore, head Of En-
chaAgs.ftrees, in addition to his former
Cock, good afortment of
Ladies Morocco u Kid Shoes,
of different co'ors very elegant-Chidrens
Shoes, all hzes- Gentlemens Morocco Pump,
aud thick Shoes, various Gzss--Morocco
Leather, by the dozen or Gogle-wax and
grained Calf Skins-ALso,
FOR SALE,
Two Houfe Lots, frrated in Elm firset--
For particulars inquire Of JOSHUA Wy
MAN, at the above fore.
Portland, Sepfembe, 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

RROKE into the inclolure of the fubfcri-
Der, on the twenry-ieventh nit two
COWS, one of dark brown colour, the
other fParked yelowifh and white-The
owner or owners are re9ueliea TO prove prop
erty, pay charges and take them away
Se<rtOrOEgt, S9f.2 JOSEPH LIBBY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
Philadelphia Leather.

Rolfe x Mitchell,
ColSmgian R0z~, Iuid4s fret,
Lave juff received an additional fuppIy
: : of Ia and 81 quality
Ski,tmg and Harness Leather,
Black and Ru0St Bridie do.
which will be fold cheap for cath
Stfssm5tr 2 (6w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
FOR SALE,
STOP Thru.

TAKEN from the liable of the fubfcriber,
on the Nth Of Augult, 1907. by Edward
Scott Runaelis, or Edward RunneiIs Scott. a
black HORSE, about A years old, white
face, one white hind foot. naturally carries
his head Iow-wih Chaife of dark green
colour, with large flowers on the tides and
back, with pair of new wheels only pinned
The faid Runnes or Scott wa taken by
Capt. Prior, of Bah, Auguf IL 1871, but
has fince made his eIcape Whoever will sp-
prehend laid thief ihAli receive Ten Dollars
Reward 4. SIM)NTON.
poftiasd, Sept 2, 1871
THE fublcriser hereby gives public notice
4 TO all concerned, that The has been duly
appointed and taken upon herfelf the Erult Of
adminiltratrix on the elate Of
PETER MOVES,
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumbe--
land, yeomsn, deceafed, by giving BIZ ID as he
law dreet.--lhe therefore requef all psrions
who are indebted TO the fsid decealed s e0ae
70 make Immediate payment; aud thoie who
have any demands thereon, I'd exhibit 'he
fame 10 MARY NLYES.
A.gxG 80. ISL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

every soul belonging 10 her Immersed
in tIeLch prison.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

Gables, COrdage end BohSype,
"A ANUFACTUaEO from the tre quality
~ Of clean herlp, and tor is'e ny a. ~.ttL-
YER. az No: :, Long Whasf, % ! tne New
Rope YAK, by Dserlngs Isitgs. 7.ty RI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

THE fubicribsrs having been appointed by
= the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq 20 recev.
ard examine the claims Of creditors 10 The
a0ata of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

r@'Vzea IS adopnlg measures 10 Sc
e ~e metreedom Of her flag, / 4OiH Sc.
''1l her. "-BoxApARrE.
sr,;. me passenger, in the Ship Salus
~, cu AZ Newbnryport on Tuesday
-''' Iopt. Sherman, OF Warren r. /.
~ snip was taken by French Iugg.r
nc Day OF s.. Lucar but on being
&C. ny an English vessel was run
~ snore and burnt Capt 5. and his
zee sent to prison at Seville,
alsn NIT; ""'ch he made his escape. He
p:';,. "''or'ns that the ship Pilgrim, oil
!. .''aae'pina has been taken nv the
'S''ch Rear 81. Lucar and Eu-nt and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

la;e Of Georgetown, n the county Of fiEcon,
deceafsd, and has taken uiou NJ fie!f that TUT
Aey giving honds as the Jaw directs and III
Peltons having denS~ ds upon the ei.a'e of the
laid homx5, are rrtN Ted a. e7 hibil he iame
aud all pe.ions indebted 10 The laid State a-e
called UPON 10 make payment to
NANCY MFADEN, .1iaiayqr4t-ix.
July 18Th, 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

II. rns'ia, Newspapers continue
: ,,Isrt chat Sir Jo(eph Yorke has
oy'Ien TO capture American veheis
...l-e reparation is made for the ar
- nm the Little Belt. ! hat the
v;oo remained the fame, little expec-
,,,;an was entertained OF his recove-
- and thar it was probable the ref
,r;ctions upon the regency would
goon be taken off.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

NOTICE ia hese.y given that Che SUI fciter
4 has been du'y appointed 2cm,nissEatri1
Of The Etta,es OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

He iuhicriber hereby gives pubnc notice
70 AL concerned thai he has been IN v
appointed and taken upon h,mIeif The lruG az
adnni0ra'or De JanI nos on the elAe of
WALTER SIMoNToN,
late of Portland, in the county CT CGmber-
land. merchant, dsrealed, u giving bond az
the law dfecfs--iie therefore reqnrts all per-
fons who are led 90 he lad deceaied's
eiia;e make immediate paynssct; and rhofc
who have any demands thereon, 10 erhhis
the fame 20 JAMES NEAL.
-f1gsR SO, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02
WILLIAM PARSONS,

late Of Northysrmou.h, PhyGciau, decesfed.
Represented Iniolvent, do he's by give notice,
that fix months from 18th of July Iah nal.
are allowed taid creditors 70 bring il and
prove their claims, aud that we ihzll attend
that lervice at the etice Of Ehil.a P. Cutler.
Eiq on the iecond Monday of O6sher next,
and the three following month";, from two 20
FIVE o'clock P n
Ammi R. Mitchell, : Commit
Eliiha ?. Cutler, : Eaae,s.
cebfcrsbey 3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-09-02

Admiral Yorke's Squadron is sup
rosed to have arrived at Halifax.
The reports that a War is about TO
,.Le Nice brtween this Country and
ruglina affords much Joy III France
odd has Induced Bonapalte 10 release
.,umbcr Of American vessels.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
Boundary 4yith MorM carolaa.

The dispute between the state of North Ca
Ftlina & this state relative to Walton Coun
ty, ltmust be recoliected was taken up at the
Fast session of our General Assembly, and
they requested his ExceIlency tho Governor
70 employ Andrew Ellicott, Esq. to ascertain
che 35th degree of north latitude, and that
IN case North Carolina did not associate
some other artist on her part, that he be
authorised to instruct MrEiiicott to ascertain
1T, for the satisfaction of Georgia
THE General Assembly also requested his
Exc !ienCy the Governor to communicate to
che Executive OF North Carolina. the wishes
and reasons OF the state of Georgia, for a
peedy and final adjustment oft respective
claims of each state to the territory known
fn his state as Walton county--ard that
shey have on their part employed Mr.. Eli
cot, as an artist for this purpose, and in
case of a coincidence of the state of North
Carolina in the resolution, that then the
observation taken should be final & conclu-
Sive. We are informed Mr.. Ellicott has
notified Governor Mitchell has he will at.
xend accordingly, andis king the necessary
preparations--and the Executive OF North
Carolina has declined making any further
arrangements on the subject.
Georgia Argus.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
PHiLApELpHIA. Nav 16
SIMOK BLOCK

hF Williamsburg, Virginia, having obtained
". transfer from the Commissioners of the
William and Mary COLLEGE Lottery, for the pur-
pose OF raising a certain sum of money, by Lot
terry or Lotteries, as authorised by an act of the
Legislature, of this State, has established the
NINETY NUMBER LOTTERY,
upon the same plan as conducted, Tor many
years past, throughout France, Germany and
Denmsrk.--The advantages resulting to adven-
turers in this system of Lottery, is far greater
than in any heretofore offered to the public, in
the u. States afIording fair prospect OF great
gain, with but small risk. The cost of the TICK
els will vary from .fftT cents to tzvO and hnlf
dollars and for the latter sum, fsrtunate adj
venturer may be en'itled to receive the euof-
nous sum of
ELRVEN THO USAyVO FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS.
The first drawing wilt be on Tuesday, the
10Th July next. at the Capitol, and will be con
Quoted IN the manner following Ninety Num-
hers, TO wit, frofa 1 to 90, viii publicly be put
into a wheel from whence fee numbers only
are 20 he dra wn, which will decide the fate OF
the Tickets.-AlI prizes drs wn in this Lottery,
viii BE- paid, WITHOUT DISCOUNT, in
fifteen days after each drawing, upon sppI,csti-
on and as the entire and sole guarantee for the
punctuI payment, security to the amount Of
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, has
been deposited with the aforesaid Commisssi
oners.
Tickets % be had at the Book.Stor oil
Messrs. Fitzw ylson and Potter, John X. Ioaes
samuel PIeasants, VIM. Priehard, and at the dl'
fercnt Book. Stores throughout the Uniep.
Msy u. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
CHARLESTON, May 81.
G OTFIR M II TO X Y.

Capt. .JERvRY, of the ship Cdtharine
Banks, arrived 90 Saturday, sailed from
Madeira on the 10Th Ap,il--a schooner ar
rived at that port the day before he sailed
in days from Lisbon, and brought report
that the French army had been defeated
an The confines Of Portugal, with the loss
of 10000 Zone account says 10000 men.
Courier.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
Nav 81.
IN Coyno1L, May %, 1911

I'm COUNCIL, Nav %. 1911
E'oR the purpose of being enabled to comply
4 with resolution of the General Assemble
adopted at its last session, requesting the Ex.
ecutive g" To cause statement to be prepared
and transmittedto the Senators and Represent.
tat'ves from. this stale in Congress, she wing as
accurately as may be the amount, of the unsat;s-
fed claims for land belonging to the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia line on state estab-
i'shmcnt-to those officers and soldiers who
were employed in the marine service of this
commonwealth-snd to those meritorious per.
s'ns to whom special donations of land were in.
tended to have been made" And in order to
ascertain also as nearly as possible the unsatis.
he'd ciams for land, of the officers and soldiers
OF the Virginia line continental establishment.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that all persons hay.
ing such claims are required to present them
to The executive ofthis on or before the 2O,h
day of November next, authenticated by such q
violence as the law now requires, and where.
that Cannot be had by the best evidence
WHICH The nature of the, case will admit. -
And for the Information of those concerned. So
much OF the law as relates to suthenticatino
claims for services in the Virginia line on con.
t'nentai and on state establishment is bereunrrs
subjoned.
BY order ofthe Executive, &
Wm-ROBERTSON, G. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
NORFOLK, May 27.

A most melancholy occurrence took place
here IN Saturday last, which has plunged
SwG amiable families into the depth of dis
'sDess, and has excited much feeling else-
WHEREAS this unhappy transaction is
very shortly, however, to become the sub
ject of judicial investigator. we shall for
bear TO make any Comment upon il at this
time. and content ourselves with mere.
ly detailing such of the facts attending
II as were offered in evidence before the
Coroner's Inquest, and are generally
known
in consequence Of some misSnderstauti..
ing. a-dispute took place in the market
place on Saturday morning last between
MIR Moses Myers and Mr.. Richard Bow
den, IN the Course OF which several blows
passed, and Mr.. Myers was a good deal
hurt-zll7r. Samuel Myers, very promis-
ing young man, aud the son of Mr.. Moses
Myers, hearing OF this transaction soon at.
ter-it took place, Immediately armed him
sell with a pistol, and going 20 MIR. Bon.
de'ts store IN fit Of high irritation, excl.
;cd by what ne had heard OF the injuries Of
tsred 20 his father. shot Mr.. Bo7odcn who
~ 'aeeiatsly icii dead !---Ihe unhappy young
,1<p was SION sdserwaTds arrested, and Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
TO THE PUBLIC

Do hereby forewsrn all persons from pur.s
chasing Lot of Ground If James :, ratteo.
lying on Carey Street and adjoining the ,..icE
Lumber House, formerly owned by VIM. Nc
kinz,e, and at present occupied by NJ r and
fieats''nts, asslne SAID James Stratten has no
right or title to the above m eutioned proper,v'
ANN STRATTEN.
J..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31

t>Ok SALE.-0n the first day u July next
agreeable to the last Will and Testamen
OF John artin. decd for ready cast. to the high
est bidder, in the City Of Richmond, at Tine
house OF lie zakish Puryear, near the Basin,
twelve likely FAMILY SLAVES, consisting OF
Men, Women and Children.
WIZ. II. MARTIN, A1s,'r.
- tn the VIII annexed.
May 81. wA,,sr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31

PURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery
District Court of WILLIAMSBURG. bear;ng
date the End day Of. November 1909, we shall
proceed to sell on the fourth Monday in June
to the highest bidder for cash, A TRACT Of,
LAND, known by the name of Kemp's, contain
ing 400 acres. The land is situated on Pianki-
tank RIVER, near Turks ferry, in Mddlesex
county. There IS a good dwelling house with
necessary out-houses-A more Particular des.
criPtlon is not thought necessary as it IS presu.
med that persons wishing 10 purchase will view
The premises.
CARTER b. BERKELEY
Stage DAVIS. Cor,n1iss;oneys,
PETER KEMP.
May d. > ep1mT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31

~ We hrciess the NOTES of the friends,
Oh the Ledger. 1t is not true. that Mfr. Jef5
ferson wrote cur remarks ON Mr. Gaii.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31

minlstratfon of Mr.. Jc6.rsca--nor did va,
ever dream of one.--IVe despise his un-
meaning epithets Of abuse--they were once
the Noor .resonree ofs hersonat encmy.--
Adieu, Sieur Girar1. for ever
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31
ATTENTION.!

pIcHMOND Light Infantry BIue.-yo,,
~ will meet at the Bell Tavern, on Mon.
DAY evening next, at half past z o'clock-By
command of your Captain.
y. InuNy - py Avn
May 81. itg =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-05-31

MILL BE SOLD by the subscribers at
w their Auction Store, on Monday next.
positively without reserve--I50 bags of prime
green coffee from Porto; Kico--Casb, for ALI
sums under fifty dollars-for all sums above g
oo. on days credit tor approved negotiable
notes.
Moncure, Robinson e Pleasautss
May 81 ItG