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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09

wards Of . hundred the rioters are now I'm
goal. ''
we bave neyer witnessed more unaniu.i-
~ o. feeling than on this occasion the A.
mefican spirit rose superior 20 every Other
consideration, and all seemed animated Il,
the same feeling and the same wishes.
We pretend not to give this 40 correct
statement as soon a. the matter il fully
investigated, we will endcayour to lay b..
iofe our readers clearer account of the oc.
currence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
Poetry.
FOR THE GAZETTE.
ODE TO WINTER:

ODE TO WINTER:
Green robed Spring has lanc'd away;
Summers brilliant days are past
BuXom dazH1n's brown array,
StriP'd by Winter's bowling blast
Ger lands beneath the arctic zone.
where halt the year Is yel'd in night
The King OF Tempssts holds his throne.
Upon some ice-glaz'd mountains height.
There amid glaciers, dashing round,
He gazes on the polar star.
Time claps his wings and at The sound
He vaults into his frozen car
Mounts the wild wbirlwinds of the north.
And wheels his icy chariot forth,
Drawn by The angry storm
He rolls around the ravag'd globe;
Black. crsggy clouds the sky wove yobe
Which wraps his palsied form
A wreath Of tempest. blasted thorns
Spangled with ice, lis brow ado,ns.
Thrown 10 the wind, bis sleety hair
Flaps like spirit on the blast
And streams along the darken'd air.
AS the trst CLEAN on chaos cast.
Arm'd with Desolations pow'r,
lie Yields the storm With equal sway
To ruin huris tn embsttle Il town.
Or SWEEPS the little cot away.
Dread sire of storms supplient hear,
Who fsin would call thy mercy down,
Not for myself, breathe the pray'r.
For can dare thy frown.
Yet spare III unsheIter'd wanderers head
Heap not my SHOWS on those of Age;
Round Penury's low ,ottering shed,
Howl not with unreienting rage
On the poor rowing Maniac's cheek.
Free ze not the tear which Nature calls
Which tells the pang that cannot spesk.
Or on some fond membrance falls.
Enough for these, that they have woe,
Far, far beyond thy stern controul
Enough, that they, too keenly know,
TIE disa,y Wnfer II fhe Seal
AkyALAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
American Manufactured Goods

American Manufactured Goods
No. 2, MsDsy',- Rs1U.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for 41imy u B,Orvs.
j Of Providence, who keep hm conitantly
fupplied frem their long known and well ei-
tabiihed Factory at Pawtucket, with gen.
eral afortment of
american Cotton Goods,
coEsIsTING og
Single Yarn for Warp and Filling
& threaded white x colord Stocking Yarn
Wb.e and colored fewing Cottous
shirringi -Sheetings-C Aecks-Stripes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and
people in general who with to furnifh them
ieIves with the above articles, will be fup-
piled at the Factory prices.
7th mo. % G0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
NOTICE I

a IL perfcns indebted TO the fuAfcriber
whoie notes and accounts have become
due. are informed that unIels payment is made
BY the lrit Of February next, they wiz be left
With an Attorney for collection
Dss Z. (tf VIM. GODDARD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
CT REMOVAL.

SETH CLARK,
LAS REMOYED from his Iate ffsnd in
Ii Exchange freer, 10 the fhop directly
oppoiie, where he has just received an abort
raent of S3Psrisae
-dmsficaH and W1f Country Broad
ehtbs aid CaLTmcres,
81 various coiors and prices. Together with
Stocking net, Black silk ve!ting and va.
'iety of SanfoEd's celebrated Sufpsnders--
which he offers for lAle on as good terms as
c4n be had elsewhere.
he continues to execute tue
TAILORING BUSINESS
at his new itard in Exchange street, with neat.
nels and ia the most faillionsbIe manner,
N.B-TRIAfMINCS of all kinds as ufual
Portland, New. 4. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
SWEDE IRON.

WILLIAM GODDARD.
Has for fale IS tons of SwEDES IRON,
: sOelg9o'ted, flat aud fquare bars.
dho-A few tons FACGOr IRON, fat
ani iGuare. Of Po,lsn4, De-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09

S. g S. PORTER,
Have for fals, No. Is, Usjss HJsrf.
Rice, Coffee.
Cotton, Cordaee.
IRON * STEEL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
WILLIAM LORD.

HAS juf received and now offers for fale
= at his fore. head of Green Itreet, an ad-
ditional afortment of
Wsf-Ladia Gods, Groceries, &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09
ESl-INDIA GOODS.

FOR faie by the fubfcriber, az his fore in
fose,est, nearly oPpoh,e the head OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-12-09

The above Goods are of the irit quality
and will be ioic on reafoDabIe TERMS.
Nov % IN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
- HOMER, (N " June S.
IYHIRL WIN NJ

On Saturday LAST, about O'Clock in the .c.
ternoon the effect of a wlrlwind was experi-
ehced IN tbisand some oftbe ne;ghboring towns.
more furious in lis career perhaps. th.n ,t;.
country,has ever before witnessed. In th. town
OF Locke, through which it passed in north
easterly direction, its course was marked bv 8.
general prostration OF all the timber that came
within its grasp. The roofs. OF rany hoases
were taken from their places, torn in pieces and
scattered in tae air beds, bedding. and many
other articles of household furni, Hre. we're ~.
moved, some OF which were carried to corsi-
ueraoie distance. n chest of linen i'm particu-
lar. was taken from the house of MIR Shaw. one.
emu OF which was found at the distance of four
mics and The contents have not yet been disco
rereo, wniie ms barn, 35 oy So, was hoisted
from Its foundation and removed 10 the dist me-,
OF ten or twelve feet; eight men who were ar
WORK ON q frame near Fall Greek, conceiyinp-
theY.Were III dsnser, to secure themselves from
an nvOiu ,tary fight IA the air chung TO the near
est s.umps wthln their reach, aud when the flu
ry OF the winds attacked them, they were
stretched their whole lengths in the air. while
Their holds probably secured them from de.
struction---sbut fortunately none of them exnc.
rienced any material INJURY, except y son oil Mr.
SHAW, who, we understand, brs ak ine his hold
alter The greatert fury OF the olast had passed
them, W . taken sohie feet into the air and LODI
Reu against stump a Wagon was taken
from the door oil MIR. Maltbey and carried o.
yer AN eight rail fenae five or six rods. whiist
some part OF the box was carried Into tue air
ana alter diigent search has not vet been found
large tree winch nad been failen previous to
this time and sunk considerably INTO the,
ground, was broken off 3, feet from the burt
and Carried into the air considerable dis.
lance
where It's rayages commenced or how far
thcy extended, We awe not been able to learn
The rapid motion of the clouds, the wi,rI,n, of
The limbs trees, bosrds and shingles, aad o.
ther materials IN the air, exhibited scene truI3
awful and suo. imc.--L
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

liactories destroyed, 'er ioterns r,.sout 80 20
" ,ca want o"' BIN led supplies + our
IH"auce, ana the products Of the Bri,is colo
neswe shouid n I be llAo ed 20 carry th;ther.
y TN France we might have some trade. and
~ trsde. ifnot ovcrdons, might h prof, bic.
snt with fas, sai'ing sses, in defiance OF Bri.
's'. Orders IN Council and blockatles, we
aug, ~ great measure, enjoy that trade.
N was not beggn- the question, we would
say, surely the iederslsts will not recomme nd
US 10 snip largely Ia France and her dependen-
c'es' sitter Tn. opinion Trey have so frequently
txnresscd ofthe faiihIess Bonapsrte
FROM our ports being opened to C. u. much
n"cui,y might be an'icina,ed in France Be-
csuse the EMPEROR would Consistently feel suspi.
o,oas o simulated or forged papers and this
circumstance would suffice, our vessels in hi.
dominions, to deteniions and Inconvenience
winch We should other " Use not experience
~ appe'rs To us, Therefore, tina, en- unrestrict.
,'.ercoutse with G. 49, sutiect to her present
our SA.fF'h6 interest, andt'iat our ship owners !.
VINO ws' "a, maybe ruiy Compared to the chill
Egypt" I'''' y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
Sales at Auction.

EyHE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
1.-without reserve, under .be management
OF Messrs. Moncure, Robinson & Pleassnis-alI
MS Stock in Trade, amounting in value to about
10000 S-Amongst which are the following ar
ucles, wz--leas, Sugar, Wines, Cordials, c hi
ma, Glass W&e, aud great variety of other
articles too tedious to enumerate, comprising
very general assortment OF Groceries.
The Sale will commence on Monday the 10th
day OF September next, at his Store on the
Nam Street, and be con,inued from day to day
until closed-T sgns-ali sums under s SO, cash
% 50and not exceeding S 200, 90 days
8 200 snd not exceeding S 500, 90 Days 500
ana upwards 10 days Credt-Notes negoiia-
bic and payable Il the Bank of Virginia, with
approved cndorsers, will be required
AUBIN LAFOREST.
August g. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
July %.

THE subscrberng about 10 remove to the
i state Of Keniy, will sell at Public Auc-
fion on Monday ilh day OF August, at the
frsnt door of the Ne Tavern, III The City OF
Richmond, his truvslusble FARM, distant
about miles froue said City--It is so well
known that desdioa Is thought uunecessa-
ry.
The terms of sabll be one thousand dol
lars in cash, and tliiance Of tho purchase mo-
ney will be made lble at one and two years,
to carry interea-k purchaser giving deed
of Trust OF the pfBes TO secure the payment
Of each instsimen,ossess,on can be given to
the purchaser, on Inent OF . 1000 cesb.
SAN HILL.
High Meadyw,l &c. epu
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

HE subscriber wishes to sell about 1900 a.
Il bres OF land, either in qpe or more parcels,
lying from to miles from the City Of Rich
mond it is we'll timbered and generally free
gram land, there are about 100 acres of swamp
land, which might be easily reclaimed {, would
be very productve.A small portion being shortly
paid, aud credit Of 2 e a years would be allow
ed Tor the rest. Contractors for timber would
lind these lands an object worthy their attention.
ne also WISHES to rent or lease the tobacco fac
tory near tue Pow&tsn Warehouse.
VIM MAYO.
Powhatan, June %. wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
FoR Sale.

a. HAT well known estatein the County of
1 Mecklenburg, upon Roanoak River, called
RiCHLAND, containing nearly
One Thousand Tzpo- Hundred Acres,
sufficient portion -tShich is first rate Lou
GrOunds-This tract frd its superior fertility is
calculated to produce ar ming which the mos,
ss!ubrious climate will ps pt-the local situa
ton and elegant improveS IS thereon, need on.
~ be seen TO attract the a34hton of any person
disposed TO ownDne of the fNest estates an The
Southern Pastsfo Of TIrginia--TEe premises will
De showm'by Mi. RichafV JdSes, the Overseer
thereon -
Also, another Estate in view of the above
called Butchers Greek Bridge Tract, which
contains upwards of 800 acres, portion
OF which is prime creek lou grounds, and is es-
teemed very valuable for the production of To-
bacco, Wheat, Corn. BIC. &c-Ths will be
shewn byHy friend. Capt Francis Hester, who
lives adjoining
For Terms apply to my Brothers James Will
son of Mecklenburg, John Wilson OF Halifax. or
to the Subscriber in mis- ca.
Hcnmopd' July 10th eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

DRICES of the Bhentiary Manufactures re-
duced,-la orr to prevent any thing like
a competition i'll tlssle ofPenitentiary Manu-.
features and sImilarticles sold in Richmond,
the following list v shew the great reduction
and the very low pes which they will in flu
turc be offered at, ID it is expected from the
great change in workmanship, owing to SUI
Perior managemenand the growing expert
ence of the workmstogether with the excel
lent quality of the teriais of which the differ
ent articles are MAJ hat they will be prefer.
red to any that can offered in this Market.
CNMATLS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
COMMUNICA ALTON.

during the late hot weather the deure.
OF neat At Norfolk appears from the papera
to aaVe been at SO. u. A gcntlem IN rom All.
tihore Drought ms Thermometer with him.
ny which AZ thas place the neat was 81 95
and which being placed Tor several avs
long side OF one IN this city, which had c,s-
en- 100, agreed At Windsor, (Verm n. IL
appears to have been 100 ON the 5tN-Ac
Newburyport l05 This shows that mn re-.
glon mas oeen most heated the farther n rth,
Inc wind from the North East quarter dn.,
ring this period We shall near VIVA, the.
degree was at Quebec. The prog es, Of the
heat would seem 20 have been from the
northward ; as on the 5th. there. and here
on the ON, from halt past urti a.. ok.
tue Neat was the create Ii is rem rk lie
TN It TINS city never was NOR healthy a. n ar
present. By minute left by DR.. Frant in r.,
was 100 IN he year 176O SO has been the.
greatest since, and that only at one time
L, has even bee 90 ; dom,
Phs. Freeman's Journal
quidnuhc once making a vehen emily
POLITICAL speech, frequently spoke of his iorey
fathers, and their noble deeds. !. Four
faherS (exclaimed an Irishman) faith
out IL Is extremely fortunate for the gen.
tieman mat he has So many fathers 10 talk
ABOUT; Tor my own part l had but one. &c
"a
county Of Connaught.''
We unde rstabd the frigate Consti,u,;on
capt. Hull, will sail from Aonannl,. Go
france in the course ot s 81 6 flsIs- W..
also understand, that Mr.. joel BarloW Nj
MISTER rieDipofentiary to the Cour, OF Se
Cloud, embarks on board the Coustitut;o,,
PozUder Of Pc, cus@on. -The gra.t ooa,,
CITY ct gunpUwder ni France, and the ev
traordIuary efforts made tor its prodnrt;nn
AZ particular period OF the Revolution are
wen known, 40 is likewise the chromosomes
OF tne unforeseen and ia al explosion Of q.
considerable quantity OF new kind of pow
Ger discovered by Mons. Berthe ct and IN m.
rom rom the OxygeDated muriat of pots sh. %
j MS powder is four or FIVE times a. :
| strength OF the best gunpowder il
nor IKE II, require spark tor its ie, ;,;n.
ont Lakes ire and expodes on recei -. ~ "
stroke Ola hammer or by fritf;os tpc
OWNS to these properties; and The a"ts
Danger Of keeping together mpre tbsn : e NC
ounces the discovery was at tina, 60 "
further prosecuted, '''hs hu
npout ,"or years since. an ingenious e,,r.
shlth oi faris invented simple anra 80
! ~ tue io'm OF a Iuusket lock lor sn,,t',:p
'his s'asNlar powder as pruning onlr -
was hhsI''ed before Committee Of tn
'ioi'al us hnts, ahd consists Of a magaz;n !.
@o ' a" '"@h square, Containing thirty pr;~
",,b5sr sO,e"eu 70 IN, tosch hole, and fur,
' WIN punch and hammer. m
s,,.a,,",a ~ u, france soon perceived the Id
..,' ~ Use new printing locks fhev
are no" III the hands OF the best +. 49,,
Sgrtsnsp, and have lately been iu,s.d ss- =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

u Y virtue Of deed Of Trus', besr'0g date
- the 22d day of March, 1908, executed to
Us by VIM. l.. Thompson, of Louisa county, for
The purpose OF securing a debt due to John Shell
ton and son OF Goochland County, will be sold
20 the highest bidder for ready cash, at the said
WIN Thompson's dwelling house in the county
Of Louisa, on Friday the 30tb day of Aug next,
the folio wing property, viz one bay stud horse,
one black mare, one bay horse, one sorrel colt,
yoke Of oxen 4 cart, ten head of cattle,
twelve head of hogs, three feather beds & their
furniture, three walnut tables, one pine-desk,
five pioUghs and one smooth bore gun, together
with sundry other articles OF household and
Kitchen furniture, and plantation utensils, or so
much. thereof as will be sufficient to discharge
The debt in said deed mentioned with interest,
charges, and expences of sale.
GEO HARRIS, 49,
yuiy 80. Avs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

<HF subscribers, . majority of the acting
Commissioners ofthe Lottery for the ben
chit of William and Mary College, hereby give
notice, that they have transferred to Simon Block
u The city of Williamsburg, under the act Of As
semby passed on the 18th day of Feb 1911. All.
thorising them to do So, the right to raise by
lottery or lotteries ten thousand dollars.Ss they
also Inform the public. that Mr.. Block will gave
tickets in The lottery set on foot by him under
INC transfer aforesaid. in payment for prize tick.
cts due in the FIRST class already drawn by III,
said mssone, ., and for such tickets n. have
been sold in the End class of the lottery which,
WAS nadcr their management-the price due on
lhe after being first ascertained by their agent,
and endorsed thereon by l.im.
~ = MADISON,
J0HN4BR1cKEN,
HIN. NELSON,
B. BdSSEtT. Z.
no: SAUNDERS,
no GREENHOW.
June 10. s.
"ILLTAM & Mary COLLEGE LOT.
" Terry of 90 Numbers, First i,asvinY
me hrst drawing ofthis Lottery, agreeable to
Notice, took place this day at the Capitol. un.
der the superintendent of several Magistrates
OF thus City and IN the presence OF number OF
asreeable to the system pur-
sued IN Europe IN The conducting the dra wing
OF this plan OF Lottery-the different numbers
rom = ID ~ inclusive, was publicly shewn aud
put INTO glass wheel, from whence boy
biind-fotded drew the following five numbers
80, 81, 13. 40. 10.
Persons holding tickets with one of the above
numbers will be entitled to receive fifteen tunes
the cost OF one number-those holding tickets
OF two numbers of the above, will be entitled 10
receive two hundred and forty times the cost of
those numbers-if oY three numbers, four thou.
sand hive hundred times their cost and if of
four numbers, forty thousand times their cost
All prizes will be paid upon application either
at The Offices at which the Tickets were bought
or OF simon Block, jr. Richmond, or of Simon
Block, Wilamsburg-T second drawing will
take place on Thursday, the Odd August
Tickets tor sale at the different Stationary Stores
in this Ci,y-Tbe Proprietor in Offering this Lot
terry othe Public felt great doubts as to the
success that might attend it, owing to the diff
ference that existed between this and the sys
tenn OF Lottery generally pursued in thi, Co,in
try-bu. the event thus far has proved that his
fear was groundless and that the good sense of
the people will always predominate over bre;,-
dice which has been fully evinced by tie de.
msnd tor Tickets for the first rawing-the We.
~ laudsbie purpose to which the fund arising
from this Lottery is to be applied, affords he
most pleasing Presages-Of the liberal SUPPORT
ofthe friends of the William & Mary College
Lottery, particularly when superadded thereto is
the advantage resulting to adventurers of risk.
ing but small! sum for the chance of obtaining
a cspitalprize.
Richmond, July &c. ~, 6,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
August Q.

= OTICE--A petition will be presented TO
1 " the next General Assembly, praying that
an Act may pass for establishing Turnpike
from the City of Richmond, ia q straight and
direct course to the Brook Tavern, on tie Fred
ericksburg road, about 7 miles sbove the SAID
Guy
June Ii. w2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
By Thomas Richie }

o. .t1EDITIO Ms -,Five dollars ,e ar TO
be Paid annually in advance. THose ~ho ~ish to
y consideyed annSGi -abscrbers, must hereafter
sss;gnase IL at the tin Of subscribing, ofherSise
skeir papers wfH Be di.contisue at the expiration
IF the frsf year.
or IDYKRTLSING-N orresidents Of this
City and Manchester, mas. pay for their ddvertise
menfs before they appear in this pdpey.-Ihe
price per square is rs Gents for the FIRST insertion,
and so for every subsequent one.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

WANTED topurchase good COOK, e.
w man wouldoe pref.rred) who is sober,
industrious, and Yell acquainted with his btu
siness Also god Sesms,ress For terms and
particulars enqu,reof
Moncure. Robertson 81 PlsGsants.
July 23 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
u O S

LOSI',
DETWEEN my House in Hanover County
ID and the City of Richmond. the following
bonds, to wit Thos Harris and Jsmes Me.ux,
for seventy-two pounds, Henry A. Timbcrlske,
for torty-two pounds, Daniel Ellis for six pounds,
which three bonds were due on the 18th Dec.
last past.--The public are hereby cautioned
from II aiding for them, as the necessary steps
have been taken to prevent payment.
WIN: TRUEHEART.
August 9. 2,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

Together with tiabove articles will be kept
a constant supply oShoes, Boots, &c. at their
former low prices.
WM: ANDERSON,
Ata for the Co,nnsonsDeaith.
July Is. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

A constant suppl Boots and Shoes Of all
sizes, suitable to tlresent & approaching sea-
son-all orders ieilthe Peni ent;sry Store on
Sbockr Hill, will briefly attended TO by
nm S. Val + MINE,
lfor the Commonwealth.
July %. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06
POWERS white sulphur SPRINGS.

DOWYER'S White Sulphur SPRINGS,
~ Greenbrier. -The Subscribers, the pre-
sent occupants of these Springs. beg leave to
return their thanks for the very generous cncoti-
rsgement which they received the last season.
and to inform the public, that:hey are now in u
situation to receive compaby---that they have
with much trouble and very great expence, en-
abled themselves TO entertain comfortably, up
wards of one hundred persons, with their SER
wants. They have repaired all the former
buildings, and have erected seventeen neat lodg
ing houses, with plank floors, glass windows
and brick chimnies; they have also built very
spacious dining house, having set apart the old
dining house for the entertaining of travellers
and have added so largely to their stables. that
they can now stall upw rds OF an hundred hor-
ses. They have laid IN an abundant supply OF
the best stores--from sill Of which, they conf
IDENTITY hope to give general satisfaction to those
70 UWT:dIW or HEALTH!
Post Office has lately been established at
these Springs, and variety of Newspapers will
be taken from different parts ofthc U. S. for the
amusement of the visitors.
WIN HERIDoN & Co.
Creenbrcr, June Is IT
NNSOLUTION OF CO-pANTNEEo HI.
~ in consequence Of the death OF r. Ro
bert Pollok, the business lately carried in this
place. under the firm of Pollok & Tredway, is
dissolved Those Who have claims against the
said firm requested To apply to Thomas
Tredway for payment, to whom those indebted
are requested to make payment, :,
THOMAS TREDWAY,
SurviVing partner of
POLLOK & TREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK, es'oy. s, ,
efthe IIst VIII Of
ROBERT POLLOK.
Manchester, Jup~ s5.
Those still indebted to the late firm of Pollok +,
Tredway & Co. are requested to come forward
and make arrangements, for the speedy payment
Of their respective debts, after the long in
diligence already granted, we shall be Under
the necessity of using coercve measures against
all those whdfaii so to do.
THOMAS JTREDWAY,
ALLAN POLLOK,
Survivins bWtners in ribs Country of
POLLOK, TKEDWAY, 6. Co.
I take this opportunity ofannouncing, 10 all
those still indebted to the late firm of Robert
and Allan Pollok & Co. that unless they come
forward and make speedy and satisfactory ar
rangem ents, for the payment of their respective
debts, suits shall be Immediately instituted.
ALLAN POLLOK,
.SurpiOing partner IN this Country Of
ROBERT& ALLAN POLLOK, & Coz
Rjcbmoud, june 25. -.
TO PRINTERS.
TOR SALE, the TYPE on which, this pa
4 per is printed, BUKCEoIs & BREWER -
A great bargain msy be had, by immediate sp
plicaGon 10 the Editor. .-
Iune7.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-06

THE followings list of Peni,cn,iary Man
ufactures wicb have been lately reduced
to and are now selns at the prices annexed TO
them