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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-01

the whole charge Of her mothers house
hold upon herself; to adop; a system in the
management ofit. and adhere to it rigidlv :;
To yegard il as her business exclusively. and
make herself responsible for il ; and. then,
It she had time to read, TO read authentic
history, which would show her the world as
l, really was; and. not toread rapidly and
specifically. with view merely to feast
on the novelty and variety of events but
deliberately and studously. with her pen
in her hand and her note book by her side.
extracting. as she went along. not only eve
ry prominent event, with its date and cir
Gums ances, but every elegant and iudici
Gus reflection of the author. so as to form
hteie book of practical wisdom for herself
She followed my advice and when / weat
To see her again six weeks afterwards, Bian
ca had reyained all the symmetry and beau
" ut her form the vernal rose blouned a
gain in her cheeks, the starry radiance shot
from her eyes and with smile which Came
directly from her heart, and sp Ike her graft
tude more exquisiteiy than words, she gave
me her hand and babe me welcome.
In short, the divins denunciation that in
the ssoeat ofhIs 6row man should earn his
FOOD. Is guaranteed so effectua " that labor
IS indispensable 20 his peace. Nor let this
be thought any diminuton of his punish
ment, since it is easy, without tine aid of
fiato Moore, OF Canpanella, 70 conceive
state OF being in which iabour shall not be
essential to happiness. Il is the part OF
wisdom, however. to adapt ourselves to the
state OF being in which we are placed; and
since here, we find that business and indus
try are as certainly the pledges of peace aud
virtue, as vacancy and Incidence are of vice
aud sorrow, let every one do what is easily
- his power create a business, even where
fortune may have made it unnecessary, and
pursue that business with all the order and
perseverance of the direst necessi,y--so
shall we see our country as far excelling o.
theirs in health, contentment and virtue, as
it now surpasses them in libarty and tran
guilty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-01

n 7 OTICE.--V Vacation ends in the Mancheste,
" Academy, on the 31st inst
FRANCIS s. Q'REILLY
Decesnb T. 90.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-01

y Read Mr. NJ NJ celebrated 4rrumene
on the nix Billion the -, u,re
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
gS DuCATIoN.-WILLLa.u EWING. sueee,

EN DUCATIoN.-WIL EWLN'G. success
II 4 snr to Mr.. Wood teacher, respectfully bees
leave to aequant the ladies' and gentlemen of the CT
" of Richmond, that Monday the Sth instant, he.
viii commence teaching, in his school next door
70 the Custom House.
As w +. student for several years at the
University of Glasgow, he produce certificates
from the different professors, and proofs of his sue
cessrui competition in polite literature Having also
been employed in the profession of Tutor to youth
bot, in Scotland and England, he can shew ample
testimony of his ass'uous attention to the improve
ment of his Pupils.
Hours of attendance, terms and other particulars,
Inay be known ut the Academy.
NJ Il. Ladies ant, Gentlemen who intend to honor
sir q. with their commands, requested to do so,
MS convenient and that the interpo-
Eition of the Christmas holidays, he for un-
necessary representation to any, the scholars shall
enoy the benefits % their attendance, free of expence
until the ist of January next.
Richmond, Dec 2 st
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A CARD.-Thc report that the subscriber con
"a templates removing to Petersburg, is utte y I'M
founded He never spoke, never thought OF such :,
measure On the contrary, conscious that, .assing
Through various forms, the Academy has perman mt
y retained all the requisites of meritorous school,
lie ia.cns steadily to pursue, in this place, the ir-
strletion Of youth
From the united cxertons of an able associate, and
OF the subscriber himself, every department OF
s:ructon derives suitable character OF activity and
usefulness The time and attention Of the Professors
arc justly distributed between the usual English
branches, the minor and higher classics, the theory
and practice OF the French language and the
sary parts of the Mathematics. In English Gram
mar, Reading, Penmanship, Epstolnry composition,
Practical Arithmetic, Geography, History Il French,
Young Ladies' are instructed with peculiar care. An
eminent Drawing Master attends at the academy.
J.. II. GIRAkDIN.
Richmond, Dec. s. If
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October IS.


DUCAIION.-The Public are infer
Ia med, that on the first day of January
next, shall open school at my house, in the lower
end OF Abemarle county. Should scholars come for
ward at an earlier period, they viii be received
No situation in Virginia is more remarkable for
heathfuness
In my school will Ire taught, Recalling CORRECTLY,
UritiHg, the Latin and French languages, Geoera.
oily, Rhetoric, English Grammar, Conbosftion
and Criticism.
The price of Board, Tuition and Washing, scho-
lars finding their own bedding aud candles, will be
thirtttree pounds per annum, exclusive of vacati-
ons, payable haf-yearly in advance. The year will be
divided into two sessions, of five months each Vaca-
tons will be from the 5th of October to the 18th of
Noveinber,-and from the 18th of April to the I5th
of May. No scholar will be received for shorter
period than one year.
A very special attention will likewise be paid to
TOO much neglected English Education. Oflttle con-
sequence will it he to the individual society," to
nave spent me and money in acquiring a knowledge
OF Languages, which have long since ceased to be
spoken, and, therefore, termed dead if the English
language, the only vehicle of communicating our
thoughts or ideas, shall have been either not at all or
very specifically attended to.
A careful regard will, at all times, be observed 10
the morals of youth.
LINES @. W.1DDEL.
Nov g. ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

81 NARD-John Hood bcgs leave to inform his friends
" AMI the public, that he purposes resign his pre-
Institution in Richmond Friday the 9th instant
and feels happy in being able to recommend in his
place Mr. William Ewing, gentleman who rcceiv-
ed liberal education in the university of Glasgow
trstHg that he will enjoy share of the countenanoe
g generous public.
j. w. ia a futurc advertisement will explain the
pl and place of Education which he purposes to se-
tect the next year.
December T. ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

ROBERT NELSON 8, Co have recciv-
q ed, and are now opening at their Store,
(Man-street, very extensive and general assert
ment OF WOOLLE.N, COTTOW g F.TNCY
GOOlS, of the newest fashions, which they will
sell, Vholesale and Retail. their usual prices for
Cash or Acceptances in Town
Oct 25. Is
r. y. They have also received an elegant assert
ment Of JEWELRY, of the latest fashions-Eu.
gish, French and American manufactured fen
boxes PATENT SILK H7TS, of the first qua.
.ity -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

r want private TUTOR, who can ,eac.
Latin, Creek, WIRING, Arithmetic, &c
ography, Se and who can BE- wen recommended for
sobr;cty and mild temper His situation will be a.
grecabe, and lie will only have the management OF
one scholar, ward of mine, with the privilege of
taking three four terms be agreed on.
JOHN TYLER.
Green-Way, Dec 8. 1t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

Hs ANN OF FiRGiNIA-T'hc annual meeting of
the Stockholders for the purpose OF eccting Di-
Jectors of the Bank of Virginia and the several Off
day the 9Th day OF January. AS certain propositions
OF Importance viii be submitted 10 the consideration
'of the Stockholders that day, il is desirable that
the meeting should be full one, and those who cam
ac attend personally will be pleased appoint sub
sttutes.
JOIN BROCRE.NBROUGAC ash'r.
Dec TO- Gavin
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

'HSt subscriber wishes toinform his friends
II chat he has removed his collection oi
the very best GRATED FRUIT TREES, from
Mr.. belPs Garden 10 the Garden formerly occupied
by Mr. Fletcher, a little above the market bridge,
where he has on hand a great variety of Green
House Plants, EnglisI, Goose Berries, and very
good collection of Shrubs which he offers for sale on,
reasonable terms.
ANDREW MARR.
November 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

RRY GOODS at prime cost.-The Sub
~ 5cribcr intending close MS present es-
Enlistment, offers for cash town acceptances at
wholesale or retail, his Vaiuabie Stack of Dry Goods
at Prime CoSt-COnsisting of general assortment
OF British, French and India Goods, well calculated
for the present and approaching
JOHN WOOD.
October Is. re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
BY Thomas Richie.

l. Z CONDIi1ONS---Tive Dollars a year, to he
rsri annually In advance. Those who do not direct
toer rers to- be discontinued ut the end OK the year,
VIII be considered engaged for the next.-Noue vii.
be discoaunued until all arrearages have been paid.
ADV ERf!St.NlENTS---N will he inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
Green-Way, Dec. 8.

NJ SsJ. DICK &c Co.--Iuform her ir.en. S
Ne and puOlic, tnat III re now re-
ceiving in the house lately occupied by Messrs Mon
cure, Robinson x Peasants the following articles,
which they will sell low for cash. or negotiable notes,
ut short dates
Loaf, Lump, Muscovafo and HAVANA Sugars
Green Coffee, Chocolate, Gunpowder, Imperial,
foHns Tyson, Common and reeow Souohons Teas
Wincs-French Brandy-Holland Gn--Jamaica *
81. Croix Rum-Hebberts Brown Stout, Corelials,
Molasses, English and Goshen Cheese, soft shell Am
monls, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Pimento, Pepper,
Gingsr Alum, Birthstone, Copperas, Fig Blue,
Spanish Indigo, shaving Soap, Bar Iron, German &
Bstered Steel, Liverpool fine Salt in Sacks, refined
Salt Petre, London Mustard, HAVANA Cigars, En-
dish Battle Powder, and Patent Shot, assortment
# Queens Ware--China, Coffee * Tea Cups and
Sauccrs-a few sets elegant FURNISHED Tea China
Oecanters, Tumbers, Wine Glasses, &c sc.
n. j. Dick x Co. will transact any business on
commission, which may be entrusted to their care.
Oct H. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
LIN, For Freie'ht or Charter.
IYfREE FRIENDS.

- For Freight or Charter,
>a.yslsESS&ss The fine new ship INDEPEND-
slAsyS ENcE, Capt. JOS. A. Bayley,
-. lying ut City Point, burthcn sis
IONS, expected to carry 200 htls. Tobacco, or $500
bbis Flour-now in complete order for the reception
ot cargo For terms apply to Bridges and Robert
Son, Richmond William Robertson, Petersburg, or
the subscriber, at Norfolk.
RICHD. BLOW
November &C. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

AoWnhS Goo
300 sacks Salt, mostly Ii
vcrpool filed
1900 It's. Coffee, mostly
green
So crates assorted queens
ware, stone ware, loose
and ia fihds.
50 barrels New-Engiand
Rum
w. /. do.
Brown Sugar
Loaf do.
baltimore Whiekcy
Caruthcr's and Lew
burns rectiiied Wills
key in barrels and tier
ces
New-York prime and
Ncw-Orleans Pork
Clipt and whole Her
rings
Swetles and country Iron
castings
German, Crawley and
Bl:stercd Steel
Window Glass
China in small boxes
Halt pint and pint tum :
b!ers
Wine glasses
September 30.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

8 fOMMISSTON BUStNESS.--The subscribers
~ having associated themselvesin business, respect
fully tender their services the public as ConliSsi-
rHerchGnts IN its various departments and pledge
themselves that every attention will be paid to give
general sst.,action to those who may think proper
70 cntrGst business to their management.
Their Office - kept Mr.. Jones's Book Store,
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
g. LEWIS,
BsBURWEI1..
Richmocd, Dec.7. epu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

EASTOR OIL, &c.-Benjamin DIX Val
~ q Son have quantity of Casio x
OIL Of a Superior crafty, together with gene
raj assortment ct Drugs, .,fEDECLN.ES, sc.
which they Will sell low for cash, punctual Gus
TONER'S at the usual credit
Richmond, Nov. 90. 4wSw6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

EANCY GOODS < MILLINERY.-Eo-
u bert D0rffe>N has lust received - hand-
some assortment nj F.3kTY GOODS & .tfy,IL
NERT which Ice oilers for sale (0puositc The Globe
TAVERN on the most reasonable terms THE fElIj
rerV and .3i0H,'ta-.Naking viii be attr'f'cd to ~
Mrs. Da'lsonGc Formerly All orders viii X pune
ually cxrcn.ei, a',d IN the tssionalc nien0er
Y. d. having rnGde "rr~ngewents 10 procure sronl
the north tie fashions on the shortest notice
Nov ". Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

A Ohm BENNETT, CLOCK 6 W.4TCK-.1E9-
" hER, Rfrh7noHd, AT THE SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN WATCH, respectfully informs the citizens
thereof, and the public generally that he h.ts Just
received, and Offers for sale, an elegant assortment
OF GOLD g SILVER WATCHES, from Ten to
Jtco Hundred DolldrS---whch he win warrant equal
Ut not superior, to any ever sold in this city.
N H. amongst his assortment is an elegant Gold
FATENT LEVER-Also, a Silver do.
December 5. It
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

I'D virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed r.
Ap lanes e. Anthony and Merry - Antho-
ny his wife, to the Subscriber, bearing date on tllc
day OF December, ia the year 1SlO-and duiy
recorded in the General CourtiPiX be Sold, to tie
highest bidder, for ready money, Saturday, the
seventh OF December next, before the door of the
Bel, in the City of Richmond one, undivided Sd part
OF Tract of LAND, situate IN the county Of GIOu-
cester, called aud known by the name OF Paradise
containing, in the whole, Eighteen Hndre4 .9cycs
more or lest being the tract ofIani devils
ed by Philip Lee to is three daughtersIl~,, tI,e
following SLAVES, TO Sgit Sam, Frank, Bob
jerry, Reuben, Daniel, Patscy, ,ewis and his
wife, and Mary Girl. The sic o. the foregoing
property, viii take place at the hour orEicvcn in the
iorenoOn-----aud deed, with a special warranty
will be made the purchaser, for the land, snd iii
Of sale, with the ike Warranty for the Slaves, by
U{LLK.dN N8RSILfLL,
Irustce.
Richmond, Nov. I, Ills
CT The sale o. the property ai'cd in tic r"0yc
advertisement Is postponed until futlier notice be
given. VIM. MARSHALL!
November cS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

A MAN COOK, for Sale or Hire.-Ap
La ply 10 the Printer.
December 10. 9th
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
ssTILLLAM oilAPARD has for sale the

pig:
Glass salt cellars
Race and ground ginger
! Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
Salt petre, Indigo
! Chocolate, Birthstone
Rice, Mustard
Imperial and Gunpowt.ci'
Tea
Powder and Shot
Snuff
Ivory Combs
lockwood
Writing and Printing pa
per
German Rolls
Sack bags and sacking
Ravens Duck
Romal iiandkerchiefs
.T'nerican ananufdctw
ed Goods, viS:
Bed ticks
Diapers
Stripes
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

NIILLIAM COWAN, Uatch-,lEaker, has Just
w received an additional supply of Goods in his
line, which makes his assortment very general.
Amongst which are-First quaitr Cod and Silver
Watches, Clocks, Time-picces--an assortment of
most fashionable Jewery, Silver and Plated Ware
with variety Of Other artices--which he offers at
the most reasonable prices--Jewelry s. Silver Ware
manufactured to order-Watcies and Clocks of eve
: ~ description repaired as usual
n u. An apprentice wanted to the above business.
December ,. ep3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

EOHN KING has just received an adj
~ tlonal assortment of FALL & WHIT
.'OODS, which he will sell, at his usual cheap III,
for cash.
Richmond, Oct. o. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

MURPHY & CRUMP, fourth door az /,
vi the Bell Tavern, Richmond, hav,
band an assortment of GROCERIES,, CHINA
LASS and CROCkERY WARE, which the oier
Tor sale or reasonable terms, or in eachan (. for
country produce.
They have just received supply of fresh 2. as,
London Porter, ana salt il sacks, Liverpool flied
November %. r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12
FOR CHARLESTON, s. c.

@ FOR CHARLESTON, s. C.
RSTTA The Substantial Schooner,
.ssr - =. THREE FRIENDS,
j. Buraows. master, viii sail on Sunday the 18th
inst. having part OF her cargo cngascd-For freight
.9.;IES s. U,VDERHILL.
December TO- 2tp
N. q. Wanted from g SEQ to 1000 dollars of
Charleston Bank Notes, for which Virginia Notes
will be given, bv allowing discount-rhey have for
sale, Old Madeira Wine, in halt and quarter c..sks
&ugar.s and Molasses--appy as above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

CT PRINTING, IN ALL 1TS VARI
Ely, poEE ~ THIS orFteEs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-12

"' "'iohthc masters OF the vessels have had re-
course TO an appeal To the decisions OF the Supreme
Iocrt. The undersigned hatters himself that Mr.
Er'ing will find ia this compliance OF the King LIS
MASTER evident proof of the desire al lis MAJ, So
TO see That the most exact justice may be Observed to-
wards Tie American vessels brought into l; Dsuiyl,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-15
HEAD or FXCAdNCE .SIRkLT


HAS lust received an EXTENSIVE assert
mcnt of Fresh SEA5ONABLk GOODS
comprising almost every article usual
wanted n this place.
--AMoxc WHICH ARE
Real West OF Eugland, suPerfne' ana COO
mon Broadcloths, Of every colour ; uts
cription ditto Csssimeles
| Imperial Cords Patent Plans
Newest stiIe Of yesting pax, bull sn'
blue Cambria
Cotton Csssimeres Washington stripes
| White Jane buff Nankins
Very stout Cotton Velyets
Slue and yellow Nanklns
Black I,alsn and Canton Grapes
Black Lustrings
rs and Id Coierain Irish Llnens
Linen C1mbrics Long Lawns
Patent steam loom Cotton SblriinSs
Cotton Cambrics variety OF fancy Mushns
printed CAmbrics Ginehsms CasIcos,
Furnitures Company Bandannas
Black silk Handkcrchiets Madras ditto
Women's blk. WI. te and slate cotton Hose
Mems blk. white. maYbled and mix'd ditto
Men and wemer's blk and white Enghsh
silk Gloves ditto Cotton
Cambria and common Dimokles
Fine Book Muslin
White Lustring and Ssrsnetts
Colcured Double Florence
Cotton Nantes and Shawls
Kid Habit Gloves
Mems beaver, doe skin, and real buck skin
Gloves
Factory Stripes s. Checks do. Bed Ticking
I-,nsa .Y,J ,-x,,s, rrr,. hrnxayn inpn
Cotton Holland; Russia, table and common
Diaper English ditto
Black, blue, brown and green Shalloons
and Ratinetts
OIL Cloth black Modes Canton Hkfs.
Black and white Laces Parssolls
Cd cotton Cambrics, for 81 ( cts.
Cinghams, for Is cts.
Cotton Umbrellas, fnish'd in superior stile
India Cottons India Calicoes
white Flannel; nice blk. silk Shambray
Italian Sewing Silk; best silk Twist
Fashionable gilt, plated and steel coat and
vest Buttons Imperial silk ditto
Webb's patent Suspenders
Turkey Bandannas
Cotton Servings; coloured Thread
81 figured Lace Lace Msutles
ssed Broadcloths buff, white, aud red
Cassimeres Bombazetts and WiIboars.
Flannels T; 3aizes, and Swanskins
Russia Sheeting Ravens Duck
Black Sattins Ribbands Tapes BobbiDs,
Linen Threads; silk and cotton Ferretts
Galoons; colourd Threads
Silk Florentine Vesting, &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-15
Cheap, Neat, and Strong


THE inquiry las ofeu heen made, where
the above qualitcA nighR be found uHi-
ted. This qGeiiOn may be snfweTsd. a4a ..-
cular demonaralion had. by spDlgine
NOLEN & CRIDLEY-s F.ftRpr y0n--
H~p. Nos. ~ & SO. CornhiII, BoGon AIa-
tschutetts. (entraHce between The flores Us
Dir Jer Fitch ard MFR 'IhoA u Prentifs. and
assr'y opPolte uhe Bookliore Of Mr. 2 Lsr-
kin where ali who are farn,ihag huufea are
respectfully invited 10 rzEi shd re for theri-
lelves.
u. z have on hEnd, the following ar-
ticleA-9 Side Boards, rs Bureaus, ) Secreta.
riss, so Bsdaesds. 90 gilt framed Looking
GiaiieA ~ fea Braf. Andirons, Shovel ard
roDgs. Sofas, 5 Sofa Bedaesds, EaTy I.oli-
log Chair@. Ladirs' work Tables, Walh aands,
Lighs itands. Gaid Tahler, Dininr an5 penn
broke Tables, 50 Portable peiks $500 CHARS,
all price, from so cents 20 dollars each ali
OF Wits ~ II o. Will warrant 10 hold to-
geihet 4is''i. as any Chars thai can be pur-
chaled ehner IA town or country n. X y.
chAile.ge any one to poins our ber'er WORK
men - the STATE Of Msharhuietts, rhan iAvie
who supply them with the greareil part qi tbs
Chairs they fen
y. B. All kinds of Furniture received for
public Or privars iae az ufual ana cAIli ady41-
ces Juas " (ew)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-15

no. 4, Ny6syi Rovp,
HIAvE juR received by the Sally, frcm
IA Liverpool, fs,y FIVE Packages BFitifh
manufactured G0ODS--vig.
Superfne. n1dd!ing, and low priced Broad
Cloths & CaliReTes Kerieyo; PIains, swsHa
lxins, FIanncls; black, blue, miz'd and drab
Imperial and Bedford Corde; Toiienest Vel
,ules figured, printed, Oreezns checked sH&
ftriped yelling; fuper printed, ribbed Ner-
failles dc whis MeTiailleS; diilo Jeans y
Warrington Stripes; CTundarills Parios
Stripes; Jeans Narkins; Coron Cafhmeret;
elecsa undrelIed Cambria CalicoeS; fupe-
green ditto ditto common and low price2
ditto green, white, pink, blue, md yellow
SaslneAs; great variety of Ribbons; Lace
Wells; ga lace Handkspchiefs; Sewing Cot
ton Of all colouss, Of fupsrioF quality; Ssw-
ing Silk and Twiif Lzdiss and Gen,lsmen's
cocoon and worried Hohssy; Vslvsieens aa4
Genoa Co1ds a great varsity Of Hzndser-
chisfs and Shawis sambrc & cornoR Din1-
ity; faAcy coloufsd Has Linings white ard
coIoured Cambrics; BriIi.h Cottons DroHR
Hollands; Checka aud siripes; Bombsze;ts
shallosns Durants and Euroys; Baitonsi
&c. 6<c> &c.
A5s-A large afortmeDt Of Plated snG
common 6adIeFy--Plated Gig harnels hIcun-
ting, and plated Moulding.
loo Crates well ahomed Ezrshern Ware,
975o fees by and by Q Clais.
<fSyH %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-15
FOR So OR 70 LEE

FOR SHLE OK 10 LEI.
A N excellent fiand for Tanner. 6aua'ed IN
- Liihon, in the county Of Lincoln, compri
hng one half acre Of Land, or more, as WIN
belt fuit the purchaier, and Tan Watts, Bark.
Houie, and good flone for grinding, thaa
goes by water. The flanj has Iikevyiic oa u
Dwelling Houfe 50 py % feet. well Gniihed
out6de, good ftack Of chimnies and good
Cellar. together with good Blacklmishs )
ihop with the Tools, ltuated near the above
premites.
AJf0-The pofefhon of ene hundred acres
Of excellent Land in said Lifbon, capable OF
producing from fifteen to twenty tonaof En-.
giiih Hay per aunusa--and has on it Dwel.
ling Homie 90 by 20 feet, with the outfiae
welt hnlihed--a Barn, 80 by 80 feet, well in-
| sihed-a good well of water, ard handrome
Young Orchard.
Aiso--An excellant liand for fn;otu;Ide,
os Trader. ltuated in the town of Bowdo;n,
ham. county Of Lincoln, at a place called
Cathsnce, conhiting Of half an acre Of and
with wharf and buildings on the fame
| The whole or part OF the above or-o;;1e
will be fold for cath or approved credit.
nculars inquire Of NOAH JORDON. of / II
bon, or sIORRELL JORDAN. Caoe. EI,za
beth. Marthis Trn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-07-15
by Execution, aod will ke fold

AKIN by Execution, aud will he fold a
Public Auction, 20 the higheii bidder,
on MonDAy the 9th day Of Augult nexr at II
O'Clock 4 NJ OF fAid day, at AIr, Stephen M
I.ellan's Office, (Ezchaaee-itreeD Portland,
TWEN77- SHARES in the Portland Bank,
aumherel f.om E64l to 1855 incnive. and
FIVE Shares in iaid Bank, nuabered from 100
10 10. incnGve,to issi,Iy az execution which
hod againfs Co'sesius narant, of Bottom, in
the county Of Suffolk, ID favor Of Ciari1a
hi'not, widow, and William Minos, both oil
Portland, n The county Of Cumberland.
| GARDNER WALKER, D.Sy SB.E.
/ Pais<nd, 9nly 5, 1871