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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
r,H1RTY DOLLARS REwApD-Fr

delivering TO me, GEORGE, a negro man,
vho belongs to the estate of COL Dudley Richard
son, deceased, of fumes City county he has beer
hIedin the city of Richmond, for several years
past, and eiepea from the service of Mr. zones H.
Zen, in the said CITY, about The first of .fHiyi1st
G:orr is about tventy t1ro years IF age, fH faced,
an. of tIsvney COMPLEXION, about 5 feet inches
M.L his mother lives in Hanoues~Totun, with Mr..
John G Gediy, in which neighboraoOd it is bro6a-
bic he mar be concealed The above reSoard viii
be Paid to any PRISON, delivering the said negro TO
me; Is dollars for securing him in gaol so thar
Iget him again.
ARCHER HAWKINS,
Ad,,'r of Dudley Richardson, decd
sTdnuWy 80. 7u6wT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

WILL BE SOLD, for cash. in the tozUn of
wv Cara, on Thursday the 28th February ucst,
too NEG Foes, .Judy and Sarv, BY Vrtue Of a
trust deea executed BY alexander Gagiden, r.. TO
the subscribers, the 9th October 1879 for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment of certain Sums of
money therein n,entioned gphich deed is dbl recon-
ded in the County tourt Of Cxsnberi1nd.
IV,n. n. 7'RoRNJON,)
ID MES WILSON, s, 1'''e'
.9anuary 90. so37vS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

IL Published BY Thomas Richie, nearly OBJ
lB,sife the Globe Ttvcrn, Richmond, Virginia.
CT C0NDIT1oN MS: Flee dollars a ree,, 70
Be Paid annually in Advance. 7nose sDho wish TO
considered annnGi subscribers, hereafter
Designate it at the time Of subscribing, otherwise
hte;r papers wiH be discontinued at the expiration
Of the frsf year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

WILL BE SOLD, for cash, on Thursday
Wv 2Sth day Of February nest, y, Cara, Cun1-
dfriaua county, by virtue of a trust deed bearing
gate the 16th ddy Of March 1903, executed oy
iAo''ias Cirist an to the subscribers, far the par
Pose II SeeuT Hg IKE payment Of certain sums #
money expressed in said deed, duc 3ohn LactianG,
6eceas@d artcs Of LAND, iving in the countg
81 buckingham containing tue hundred acres, ID
7o'nfae the lands IF COL Henry Bel and h,,6rose
Ford deceased. being the same u.ct zvhereon said
Christian resides The subscribers spiA, rs
trustees, convey TO The parchasers such tfle as us
yea in them.
THOMAS. =. PRICE,
MELETUS BROWN
January ~ 7v}srp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31

ME SUBSCRIBER is now opening at his
'iedicine Store, a few doors below the
E.gic Tavern, large & complete assortment of
trcSh MEDICINES, received per the Ship Ave
Tik from London, which he will sell on reasonable
terms.
ALSO
Eondon White Lead, Nader,
in Kegs. Arnatto.
Spanish Brown, in do Tooth Brushes.
Gold & Silver Leaf, CoPd VarnisA, &c.
HUGH J. CRAWFORD.
november 13. w3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-31
Go1sg.eaS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
JANUARY II, 1910.
DEBATE

eh the oil "to enable the heehle ofthe ter.
rftory of Orleans. 20 form constitution
and state government, and for the ad-
7nisSion IT such stare into the Union on
an eGnaL footing 7vith the original states ;
and for other fnrhoses"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
LAND FOR SALE.

r WISH to sell TRACT of LAND lying
on both sides Of and extending across tho
short Hill Mountain in LoHdon county, Virgil
MIA. about Is or 10 miles from Leesburg:
This tract of land contains more than 1000 a.
ores, and is very valuable from its fertility, It's
situation, its peculiarly excellent adaptness
for improvement from the use of Plaster Ut
Paris, and its lying remarkably well for farm
ing. On the North side of the Short Hill, In
the valley between that and the Blue Ridge
Mountain, there is an highly valuable Milk
SEAT, on copious and never falling stream,
having fall Of more than forty feet, and
being distant not more than half mile from
the Potomac or mile from Harper's ferry.
There are already upon this tract and branch
Grist and Saw Mill, though neither is in USE
at present, from their being both out OF re-
pair The terms, which will be advantage
Gus and easy, will be particularly made known
upon application to the subscriber, or to Mre
Daniel Brent, in the city of Washington.
A part of the purchase money will be I'M
meGiately required, and for the balance IL
beral credit will be allowed, on the purchass
crs giving bonds, with unexceptionable per-
sanal security, and mortgages upon the land.
The Tract will be divided into Lots to suls
purchasers, but it is not the intention OF the
subscriber to conclude the sale OF any one Lot,
OH either side of the mountain, till he shall
have bareained for the Sale of all the others
upon the same side
WIN. DUDLEY DIGGES.
! Green Hill, near Bladens6nrg, I
| Maryland, .Wov. ~, 1911.
November so. d4n.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust fro m DANIEL
MsCARfY, and MARGARETTA MATILDA
SNowpEN, his wife, to us the subscribers
will be exposed 10 public sale, on oATuR-
DAY, the llth day of January, 1917, at
the Coffee.House, in Alexandria
A TRACT of LAND on the river Po-
N tomac, lying in Loudoun county, state
Il Virginia, known as M.Carty's Island, and
Sugar Land Tract, or so much thereof as Will
be sufficient to pay the sum recorded In SAID
deed
This property lies about 20 miles above
George own, and the city of Washington,
and the Island part of the property, coi'taln-
ing 500 acres, is known by It's productions to
be the most valuable and desirable land In ell
Their the states of MARYLAND or Virginia, with
proper cultivation mag be made TO produce
100 bushels OF corn per acre. A great pro-
portion OF this tract is heaciiy tlmbered, from
which all inexhaustable quality of ship TIM
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken. The pro-
peyty will be shawn en- application to Mr..
John w. Bronaugh, in George / own.
The terms Of sale arc--Oae third cash on
day of sale, the balance in three equal
payments of three, six and nine months al
bearing interest from the day OF sale, with
two approved endorsers residing in the dis
trict of Columbia land is to remain
bound and be re-sold at ten days notice, on
default of payment, for SO much ready mo-
ney as may be sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue or credit 20 meet
the future instalment or instalments the
proceeds of which resale is to be in like mani
ner secured, and this operation ofresaie is to
be made as often as such successive default
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed for the first,
Elisha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
OCtobers laws
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
NOTICE

To those whom, it may concern !:
ALL PERSONS are hereby forwarned
and cautioned against allowing any person or
persons to contract debts or form engage
ments in my name; no person or persons
being or eve. having been authorised by me
to contract debts or form engagements under
any prstence whatever; neither will be
answerable for any debts or contracts so
formed.
C. w. Falangen.
December 9. eost'
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IOHN @. LADD,

JOHN G. LADD'
Has for sale. n9zp tardiag from schooner Ea-
Gle, CAM Harpes from Boston,
2o5 bags heavy Sumatra Pepper, entitled
60 drawback on expectation.
so barrels Tus;ovado sugars
500 reams Writing and Wrapping Paper,
IS tons Plaster P ris
IN STORE,
A quantity OF Liverpool coarse * hne Salt
sacks. w. /.
Elould and dipt Candies, Sherry Wine In
Quarter casks, WhisLey. and Cider Ninegar
in bossheads aad barrels, 9 by IL, by 10
and 10 by IL Window Glass
100 pieces Russia ShcetinGs.
boxes Irish Linens, &c. &c.
SeDteu{he~ IL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
Octobcrs
FOR SALE,
Il valuable Tract of Landm FAIR

II
fax County,
Containing four hundred and sixty SIX acres,
and situate on the road leading from the
Bridge over the river Potomac, at the Lat
tie Falls, to the upper country, distant
from George Town and the city OF Wash
ington four miles, and from Alexandra
ten miles.
On this tract is a comfortable
dwelling house, and out houses, young
thriving orchard of the choicest fruit, good
garden paled in, and spring OF fine water
that has never been known to tail III the drI-
est season, near the house--there IL good
proportion of it in wood, and good meadow
may be made at little expense the soil II
well adapted to Plaster, which can be hrot
by water to the landing az the Little Falls.
where there is an extensive merchant mill to
grind it, and will leave but about two miles
of land carriage. One thlrd OF the purchase
money must be paid in hand, the other two
thirds in two annual payments, to carry IN.
tere.t from the date il not punctually paid.
For further terms apply to the subscriber
in Alexandria.
~ Possession will be given at Christ
mas.
William Herbert.
November I. 2aw
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y y Z | G. E.


y-y@uF annual meeting Of the Stockholders
i in ,h2 Little River Turnpike Compa-
nv. r;ji bs on the first MONDAY In De
c.nser next, al Brooks hotel, in the town
~ Ataxan ria, at which Time an election VIII
he ha,d for President, four Directors, and "a
Treasurer. A statement OF the ComPanys
accouats. report OF the proceedings. eSpen-
t;,n.es and progress of the work since the
last snnual meeting, will be submitted TO the
Company, together with an apps.caaoh Oh
Charles I Loves for all extra compensation
for making the road. ~
Jonah Thompson, 7feasu7er
Little River Turnpike Company.
October 10 aawtlssh NovSst5thDcc
NOTICE.
TIE President and Directors OF the Lit
lie River Turnpike Company, wish to con-
tract for STONE, flr keeping Ia repair the
Tnrnpise Road, to be delivered On SAID read
at such places q. their superintendent jon
pac.. shall direct who is authorised to Gu
ter into contacts for the same.
Per order II the Board OF Directors
7. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
December Z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11

City Of Hashi7gton, October 8, A. u.
1911, and A. L. 5sll.
AT an extra Meeting of the Grand Lodge
of the District of Columbia. among other
proceedings were the following, to wit =
Resolved, That deputaion be appointed
by, and on the part of this Grand Lodge, 20
meet in Convention in the City Of W"'Iinis-
ton, the Deputies that may be appointed bv
ahe several Grand Lodges in the United
States, on the fourth monday in January
next, or such other time as may be agreed
on
Whereupor, BROTHERS Valentine Reintzel,
Amos Alexander, Alexander M'Cormlck,
Joseph Cassin anci John Richards, were &C.
cordinslg appointed the said reputation:
Test, JAMES HEWIrT
Dep'y G. sec'ry.
October al CIV.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
A two story frame DWELLING HoUSs
an Cameron strcet--Also, new BflCA
yEl,E uENT with half acre Garden Lot
ON the same. Apply to -,
% ~ John G. Laid.
November %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

II SCAPED from me on the first of Sepr
e. tember last, on my way to Kentucky,
negro fellow by the name of DandrtaSs,
we'll known in this town and peishborhood,
where he has wife and children. ! wiz
give the above reward and all reasonable
charges for experimenting and securing said
fellow in the Jail of Washington city, Sc that
get him again. Information to be lodged
with Mr.. James Gullatt, at the Indian QuesA
tavern, Alexandria.
John Burks.
December 2 cells
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-12-11
FOR SALE,
BETWEEN THIRTY AED FORTY
Very valuable NEGROES,

Consisting of men, women, and few chk2
dren-a remarkably capable and likely AT
sortment of slaves.
1t is wished to dispose sf these slaves
within the limits OF Virsinia--they are,
general, speaking, snder good character,
and will suit substantial farmers who may b
DESTROYS of possessing a few very able hands.
Those wishing to purchase will p'ease apply
to MIR Lesris, the overseer, at DR.. Stuart's
quarters, in Loudoun county, adjoining sui,
", and four milss from CeDtrevilse-AlsQ,
to MIR Rigs., the oyerseer, at Hope Park,
five miles from Centreyilts, and two from
Turner's tayern--and al the seat of Dr. Stus
art, adjoining 70 Ravensworth, and ten miles
from Alexandria.
If rot disposed of at private sale, these
slaves will be put up al auction on the first
Monday in January--ths place make known
hereafter.
George w. P. Cuffs,
Arlington House, Dec. 7--s. st
~ The Printers of the Leesburg Free
dericksburg papers, will please give this adj
ver.isement three insertions, < forward thele
accounts to this office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
Communications.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
Having heard that several Gentle
men In This town, have expressed their
TO discontinue the taking of
the Columbiaa CentineI," because 1t
does not come reyurarly, | ask leave
through the medium of your paper TO
request they would suspend putting
their design in execution, until they
know the cause of the irreguIarlty Il
think they may be assured il is not ow-
ing to any fault or neglect of the editor
or printer. believe their exertions
TO serve their customers, in speedily
forwarding their paper, Gas well as in
the collection of matter for their infor-
nation and amusement,) merit praise /;
and on that account, | should not with
hold my custom although should re-
lcelve the paper day later than that
in which it ought to be received:-
[ | would say the same as TO all the fed
ecal papers ] | will not charge any of
the Postmasters or stage-drivers with
blame on this head (; but this | will say,
that the Boston Pdtriot has frequently
been brought, when the Centinetthat is
printed on the same days, has not. The
printers whose cause | thus voluntarily
espouse, will not, / think, censure my
Righteousness in this communication,
when assure them all that have been
fexcited 10 it by regard TO the federal
interest, * the printers who support it
1 FRIENDaHIp,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
@arrie0,

In Henncbunk, George w WallinBford,
Esq. 10 w IS Nary Fisher-Mr. Ezekiel
" aiker, mer. ofths town, TO Miss Phebe
Taylor
II Norlhyarmou'h, by the Rev Amasa
Smith, Mr. John Blanchard 70 Miss judith
Merrill Mr Greenfield Hail ID Miss Sarah
Prince
In Falmouth, Mr.. Joseph Russell to Miss
Priscilla Wilson. Mr.. Oliver Merrill, Of
Northysrmouth, 10 Miss Ciafissa ID. Pool,
Of F4lmouti.-By the Rev. G. Bradley, MIR.
Lew Cobb, to Miss Elizabeth Tory--Mr.
P1lker Knight, to Miss Mary Crani-Mr.
Lew Qlmby, Of Portland, TO Miss Mary
Titcnm y, of the former place.
Ia ihis town, by the Rev. Doci. Desne,
Caleb Graff IN, Esq. of Falmouth, 10 Mrs.
Nancy Dyer.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
M Nichols, Arthur MLeli-n, Esq 70
Miss Mary Barrett.
Capt. Stephen Durham, TO Miss Betsy
Kimbali-Nlr- Josiah SteTns, to Miss Han.
nah Noweil-Ar. Isaac Wilson, 10 Ms,
Mehitable Fairbanks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02

when viii they When G. Britain be.
gins 20 pess upon us That is not
IN human nature. When the enemy
is at the door ? That is rot the spirit
America boasts. 1t will at no time be
so practicsoic as at this moment X; and
At this moment have the consolation
TO suppose not one man in fifty ofmy
readers will assent 10 this sketch OF
our prospect. There is no reward for
the man who utlers such ungracious
warning, but the consciousness OF hav-
ing performed a solemn duty --Reh'y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
Saiette Rbip 52sD5.
PORT Of P0RTZAND-lStI

Nov. IS. arrived brig Lion, Tucker, from
Frenchman's bAy-sIoop Ranger, Rackliif,
from Eastport brig Orion, capt. M'Inro sh,
IL days tom St Croix, IN baIla5t-27th,
arrived snip Gen. Hamilton, Warwick, 80
DAYS from st Blrts, with rum aud molasses
to Newhall and Ws,son--28.h, brig Sarah,
Rolfe, 90 days from st Barts, with rum and
sugar 70 order-briG Gratitude, Howard,
30 days from 81 Barts, with rum and ballast
TO Elder & Fernsid-29,h, brig Rein Deer,
ONaard, from 81 B4rts, with uiulasses.
Wctgcsaay, NoV. ~.
Arrived brig Mary, Capt. No,es, Is days
irom Balumyrs Left at HJmes Hole,
NV IS, scar. UAion, Perry, Of NortIyar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
NEW GOODS.
7sqpsi,y, Plated, B,itquris, Jj'osoa'd S5's.
ELEAZAR WYER.

GOLDSMITH q 1EWELLER,
nearly oPpo6te the EadIsa CHIT, Exchange
Street,
HAS juh.received large and eItenhye az
= iortment Of GOODS. in his line,
AMONG WEIGH ARE,
Plated Tea Sets, 70 match; CATERS. new Dat-
terms CahdIeilicks; Soup Ladies'; Table
and Tea Spoons large Britannia Coffee and
Tea Sets, ola hyperion quality; fets Of Mo
rocco, Cream aud black ground Japan Wal
tiers, new and elegant patterns, with centers :
Japan'd Gators llver Tooth Picks aud
Tweezers Penknive'; Rszors Settlers aud
Shutters; Steel aud gilt Watch Chains, Keys
and Seals fancy Pins and Lockets; Moroc-
co Pocket Books and Purfes.
A large and elegant dD5ytnaent Of
!, Carnelian and gold Ear Hoops Knobs and
Drops. of the Iatelt fafhioD CarneIian. Pearl.
Jett and plain Gold Pins and Rings Carneh
an and Gold Watch Keys; Cold and Silver
Watch Chains and Keys shot Bets and
Powder Flafks; which together with biz for
mer flock, reader his ansstment complete.
ALSO,
He makes and keeps on hand, a. ufuaI war
ranted Gold Necklaces Silver table and tes
spoons; Soup, Gravey and Cream Ladies Of
the neweit ityle, and made to any pattern
Jewelry and Hair work executed as uinaI.
The above are offered upon terms equally
az advantageous a. a, any other place, and he
invites his friends and cullomers 70 call, whei =
they will find cohaant and pertuna attendance
aod the imsleit favour attended 10 win
cheerfulneis
ALso-A few warranted WOODEN
CLOCKS.
Country Traders will be fuppled with any
Of the above, at liberal difcount.
Portland, Nov. 4. (Sw)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
% "A YOUNG LADY

nF Bolton was sfhiGted with a u,ot violcnt
cough, tightneis Of the chef, grezt diff
Guilty OF breathing and pain in the hde; IN
this diltreihng ltster after having tried mon
tbiHgs without effect was induced 10 try D-
Relies Aithmatic Pills, when to the (uFprife
Of herielf and friends, after one Dor her neeo
was relfored, her cough left her and Oh fin
Thing the iecond her health was perfectly
eRAbhihed. An elderly gentleman of Salem,
was many years afflicted with NOT vioIsnr
cough, grear difficulty of breathing q wheel.
ing, could NOT ieeP, by taking 2 boxes was,
relieved. An aged man of Hanover was "a
years afflicted with an allhma, could not Law
down in his bed, was relieved by taking 4
boxes. A gentleman of WilcafeT was wears
afflicted with an aGhms, together with derri.
vation of hsep, was relieved by taking
boxes. An aged lady OF Bottom was ySars
afflicted with viclent cough. difficulty Of
breathing, could not lay down il her bed fo-
years, was relieved by taking boxes RITZ,
n60Ve vUsye 'sGgnsi a. Pgf RETAIL Thee Pills
gVs infant cafe ia az se1Cbs, csiI5, altman, can
'S~SfioaS, dJisnty y 6,eatbiag, -.ElsziAgf. sye
,e emf tsfas Yea0oVed in fer 6onyI he og.4
7rH t1S a relief eqElLiy gg,ee4Ais eV.a 4sbea ~
is'gi are Affected ~ Oae box containing "
pills frequently effects cure. price / dollar.
az /or Or Relies Althmatic Pills No,.
are gsanire Haisfi fgaslt w T Conway par.
H'sLGr Prepared and fold whoieiaIe nv he
ice proprietor, w r Conway, no 3, Tfsn-ons
lireet, Bolton, ant relal ~ fpecia appoint.
meut by Mr. Stephen Patten, Bo5k.rTler
Portland; Babton, WifcaHe,, Goodae Z. Hal
lowell; Or. Joel Etlis, Auguaa w. sewsil,
Pot Office, Bruolwick Todd, 5aco nm,
Kennehunk fsppAI, FJfi,mouth rh.Ir
and WhippIer Newbnryp.rt. And mon Drh.-.
gi1s and Bookleliers of rsipectA1ra} .h.t-rr7.
IA, the U. 5. vsbsrs ale ma> D. - fs., .,,.
i3ft seesns1 yra af?,t9si 4tsl ,iaf5, III. s.ss.,.
" % w n conway. NV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
NOTICE !!

THE subscribers inform their friends
and the public that they have formed a
connection IN business under the firm Of
Horton, Dow & Coe,
for the purpose Of carrying on The manufac.
ture Of Candles and Soap and that a sup.
ply OF those articles Of superior quality
will be kept constantly for sale, at No 4,
Exchange street, and at the Mandatory
at the head of Green.street.
They have procured frst-rate workman
from Europe to conduct the business at the
Mandatory and every attention will be
paid TO the qnaEty of the articles offered for
sale RUFUS HORTON.
JOSIAH DOW,
JOHN COE.
Portland, 12th Ne. 81, 1911
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
HarUard Col. Lotterg.. 9Th Gas

HarUard Col. Lottery...6M Class
Commenced drawing on Monday last-in
which The following prizes have been drawn,
viz.
Off 1000 No. 1869
OFFS 100, Nos. 1881, $3.50, 9O9,
and 1885
OF S so, Nos. 1857, 1928
OF 8 %, Nos. 424l, 1886, 1925.
Three of the above prizes were sold at
). Patterns Lottery Office,
where may be had Tickets at S 50, Quar-
tiers 81 5 50. Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
FRESH GOODS.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exes ings F'ssfi
HAs jua received an additional iuPPly Of
WINTER GOODS,
among which are, large 6ze Blankets-Scotch
Piaids- CarRblets- Bombazetts, fome very
hne-rti and black peiife Fiannels-dark
blue do pearl, alh, bottle, brown aud black
pelffe Cloths-- FIannels- Baizes-. Devonfhire
Kerieys-men and women's black, white and
coIored worried Hofe- Shaker Cloves Can
ton Grapes black fix Hkfs--do Luitrings
India Cottons.
ALO, an oGcrtnsnt cf
Factory Sheetings, Shirtings, Giughams,
Stripes and Checks; which, together with his
former fock. compete, an aGortment of al
mott every article ufualIy enquired for.
December
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
For fale at Public AuStion.s

For iale at Public Auaion,s
On TUESD1,, The 18th day 9f Deem
Der next,
TWENTY SEVEN acres Of very ercellent
Land, htuatet ia New Caico village. be-
ing part of the Farm formsxy occupied ty
EIiiha Po'e, lying on the lower road ieacin..
from Portland 10 Ncrthyarmou:h. LiEs-yi,s.
one iEth of Corn Mill, and one eighth OF
Wharf PrlyiIege.-SaIs 81 10 o'e!osA, a. To-.
Prsni'ss. (. Fai1sst5, Ma 20, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
NEW GOODS :
Weber & Merrill.

No. 8, Exebangs,Erea,
HEVE jun received in addition to their
a former ltock, variety of GOODS, (uit-
able for the preient feaion, which they will
fell at reduced prices con6lting Of fuperfne,
midIing and low priced Broadcloths Cali :
meres I; Dnffils Coatings Vefing; Peliefe
Flaunels; gentlemen and ladies' worried Hofe
--gentlemen's lambs wool do white Cotton
Cambria; coIored do; CAlicoss; Giughams |;
Furnitures; Britifh Shifting Cot;ons India
DO; Luitrings; Laces; Mullins; Shawls; elk
aud cotton HankerchIefs Gloves Linens !;
Brown Holland; do Cottons Linen Cam
brio Long Lawn; Velyets; Braces; Cotton
Balls I; Linen Thread; common and cambria
Dimities Shaloons and RuiIes.
Aiio--a variety of
Ea6fory Tarn, Shifting, obeetiag, Cling
ham CbsckS, DC.
B.-Coos Bills wiz be received a, par
for the above articles. De- 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-02
~ The Done over Crier.

II &c A(OLC OCCI SFfCfs
A Crier once was as blithe as e'er need be,
Until democrats, like the ID, did Jade m1s
that once was 50 handy TO count juries over,
Am now At my wits end-tor 0 ! I'm done
over
How oft have I sat in my box with great
pleasure,
And call'd out defaults and non-suits at my
leisure
With plenty Of fees, o, | then liv'd in clo-
yer,
but these cursed times have me fairly done
over
And now to wind up, if report is no liar,
am OF soon shall be, done over Crier
ne'er more shall get fees. nor live here in
clover
Cad grant us a change, or I'm surely done
over.