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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

members Of it have been lacking either
IN ambition or perseverance to acquire a
system of tactics hitherto novel and
unpractsed by corps Of other descrip-
tons. The modern tactics and these
peculiar to Riflemen have been intro
duced with success which reflects
great honor on the gentlemen who
compose the corps. The successive
formations, variety Of changes of front
and position of line, the frings, march
ings and wheelings were executed in a
mastery and military style. 1t is not
the intention of this communication to
bestow more praise than is due to mer-
II, nor 50 much as would induce be-
lief that nothing more is to be learnt
The science of tactics is slow and pro-
gresslve and he who would make him.
self tolerable proficient in them must
devote himself studiously and diligently
both to the theory and practice. Weare
no doubt indebted to France and Bona
parte tor the best system ever produced.
II Is the best because ii has been proved
to be the most efectual-A thousand
men from the school even Of Frederic
the Great would be certain 10 be van
pushed by aD equal number from that
Of BoAaparte. The difficulty Of acquir-
ing competent knowledge of the art
of war IS diminished in proportion to
modern discoveries and improvements.
That such Improvements should not
have been introduced into our militia
system by the general government has
for a long time been matter Of aston
ishment and regret with the best in
torm'd military men ofUur Country.
They tenaciously adhere TO Steuben
as ii the art was not susceptible of fur
Their improvement. This is denomina-
ted " a system Of tactics" As far IS it
goes it is very we'll for the time i'll which
it was written-but its whole contents
do not exceed what every drill serieant
ought to know. This pertinacity in
ouc government is like the school mis-
tress who only teaches children the al
phabet and if they PRESUME to put their
letters together 10 form syllables it s
At the expense Of a whipping. Every
thing Inustbc done according 10 Steuben
or II IS breach Of law. G. &.
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Valuable EEats for Sale,
TEas %

Situated ~ Falmouth, between the Two Ro ada
raaning from SJroudwater Bridge 20 BaIioas
only Eve miles from Portland, couGling Of 49,
bout two hundred and twenty 6va acres of -
good land a. any in the Country under good
Improvement, well proporuoned in tiiisge
moving, Pa.turing, and woodland with J~y
Barns thereon aImof new thar will hold lear-
N one humid ca ions of nay well of good wa
ter, pump aud other convenience IN the barn
yard for WAGERING cattle SAID farm Is well
wa,erej, and would make two excellent farms
a. Il fronss each "a che alorellid R0ads-dIfo
al the Rock and farming endls necedary fur
carrying on lAd farm, Val be tOId wt,h Il, IL
agreeable 10 the purchalec
For further particulars enquire Of ADAM
SLOAN, living on the prcmifes Or ALLX AN
DER BARR, u NJrthya-mou.h
Ia mouth, Jule p, 10 2.
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NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA.

NOW FULFILLING at Philadelphia, and fub-
: = fcriPtions received by HYDE, LORD <
co. Portland the fri American edition Of the
NezO EdiHbnrg Encyclopedia.
This work will contain The principal matter
contained in former Encyclopedias and az II
is to be comprized in IL volume, quarto, Il
will undoubtedly be preferable 20 any bs.ore
publiihed. A half volume will &c puolilhed
every months. The price is 4 dolls. for
each half volume, payable on us delivery
Nearly the whole number printed are AREA
dy fubfcribed for, The fri volume is receiv-
ed and ready for iubtcribers. JsHe %
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DOMESTIC

R0VJhg and Spinning Machine.
: for Rowing ard Spinning Cotton aud
Wool, has been iecured 70 the (uhlcribers BY
Letters Patent. As il is impofibIe 10 give "a
adequate idea of machinery BY Description, it
may be iufiicient TO Rate, that the Machine is
very Gmple IN its contribution and operations,
and not more liable 20 re out out Of repair
than common ipinning wheel, and may be
repaired by any ordinary mechanic Il will
occupy about the fame room as a bed child
may learn IN lhort time 10 fpin from "a 10
SO Ikeins in day, with machine Of twelve
ipindes they may, however, be increafed 10
any deGred number. The yarn may be fpun 10
any required lze, and that fze prelerved with
great e1acfnels IF a perlon wlhes to aCcer-
tain the profits Of Machine CT ~ fpindles he
may calculate
Spinning in the ufual way,
500 tkeins az Q. DIS
With the Machiue. this will
require 10 days labor at . 3 SO
Balance il favour Of The
Machine ID az
This is however high Ultimate for wOmer's
work therefore a family who manufacture
100 yards of woolen cloth In a year, would
fave about twenty dollars
The lublcribers have received from the
Patentee an Alignment Of the full and eIcIu-
Gvs right of making, uGng, and vending to
others the u(s #" the above Machine in the
Dilria Of Maine and aate Of Madachulets
Perions wiihtng to purchafe may fee a
Machine aud learn the terms, by application
TO the fublcribers at No. 4, Mufeys Row,
Portland Letters muf be P.G PAID or they
will not be attended to-Al perlons are eau
tioned againft ulng the laid Machine within
the above Difrict. as we will prOlecute every
offender with he uimol rjgor Of the law
A generous reward VIII be gwen 70 any perfon
VINO will give ms inioHma ion of trefpafers
upon the Patent, 70 that conviction may be
had
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Communications.
PORTLAND RIFLEMFN.

Oh LAND RIFLEMEN.
as excellent corps which viii vie
~ WI Tue best uniformed and organised
independent Company in this Com.
Ihon a made its public appearance
on tuesday last under Capt Ather,on.
IN celebration Of their first public an.
Pearance N uniform. This COMPANY
now contains upwards Of seventy mem.
oers' and It must be evident ID every
military man that neither the officers or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

THE Pu1lic are hereby cautioned againll
Pa chaGng note fEued hy the lubicrI-
Der payable ~ nf;al Jordan Tor twenty dollars,
Dated ar Denmark he 25.h Of March lali and
aueled by John Perley as have not Tecetv-
ed any value for laid nOte am determined nos
70 pay il uniels compelled by law
Wn EMERSON
Denmark June s, 1879. Qw)
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Mr.. SHIRLEY,

lhe following j. not intended as a refec-
ton On the respectable gentlemen who COM
pose the board Of iythmgmen for the town
Of Portland On tie contrary, they highly
merit The thanks uf their fellow citizens for
their unremltted zeal and exerlions as a
board TO suppress oil kinds Of improper con
duct on the Sabbath day, But it IS believ-
Cd hat individuals in the warmth of their
endesvours to discharge their duty may in
some instances too vigorously enforce the
letter ofthe law, and that other practices Of
an immoral nature, more inncriously demand
the attention Of the board. Al the same
time It must be acknowledged in Justice to
the board Of tythingmen chat they have been
liberal in their regulations in this respect as
it relates to the accommodation and conyen.
fence oftheir fellow citizens, by allowing the
BARRIERS shops TO be kept open until O'Clock
If dis be rigidly enforced no one can with
justice complain. It is known that many of
the board consider shaving as a matter Of
necessity and decency certainly requires
it. Cleanliness Of person no doubt contri
butes to health. 1t has 2 considerable eff
feet on the temper and disposition, and is
productive Of good and we may add Denevo-
lent feelings. II is or ought 10 be part Of
every mass religion.
To shave or not to shave, that is the ques
ton
Whether lis better for the morals oflhe town
To SO to church with long .andl grizzly
boards,
Or take up the razor 'gainst Million bris
ties
And by shaving end hep1..-To shave.-.To
shirt
No .more And BY thus doing to say We
cleanse
The body Of thousand natural evils
That flesh is heir Tolls eer,,zissi,u
Devou,lyto be wish'd---To shave. to shirt
To shave perchance to cut the face.
heTc'5 The rub.
For II that smoothing Of The face what haD
may come
When We have lather'd we'll the chin and
cheeks
Must give Us pause Here's some reason
That besrds should grow and Be COMB "a ike
hair.
For who dare defy the laws Of modem
times,
The tythinEman's now'r, the Justices au.
thogi,y,
The hoes ofoou and severity Of punish.
IL mt
Which II who shave On Sunday are subject
to-
When he himself wi,nou. The pains Of sha.
wing
May wear his beard in cue. Who would
consent
TO grant and sweat beneath three feet
beard
But icr the dread Of cur rcviv'd blue la7rss
those UnaCcountable acts, from the letter oil
which
No offender can appeal---This i vexatious,
And better were il, not to shirt, to shave,
on Sunday
Than run the chance Of being fn'd on Mon.
day!
Thus the law makes Esaus' of rs an;
And thus the native hue of complexion
Is cover'd Ger with stiff and grzzy beard.
Du-ing The existence Of the bhae E4yss Of
Connecticut no man was allowed 70 salute
bis wife Oh Sunday
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Thomas Chadwick & Co.

OFFER for faIe, at No 1, Central Row
- 200 bbIs. Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, and
Rohn calk, Warmth Linfeed aud Sperm
Oil; White Lead 80 cafks wrought and cut
Nails; fleet and bar Lead F; 20 doz. II, IS,
aud 3 thread Cod Lines 50 doz. Mackerel
Lines so do. Sewing Irvine, &c. &c.
LIe7oiE-CORDAGE by the gang or lmaller
quantity, at the lhOrtelt notice.
6I/o-3O bbs Table Cider, of hyperion
quality. J4He %
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aE9arrlen.

In Gray, the I4;h inst. Mr. Michael Stone
Damon, TO Miis Mary Tufts. MIR Sidaey
ThaEter, 10 Mifs Mary Small.
IN Falmouth, by the Rev Q. Bradley, Mr..
Joseph Stevens, to Mrs. Jane Jones.
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TO LET

A DWELLING HOUSE 70 Plumb Greet, ard
n two fnall sRops in Fore Greet
q fu.:abe place tor VIctuahng Cellar, and =
fore on ny Wharf, which has beea improved
by Block Maker
THOMAS BECK.
TEs. %
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3D. The Governor Of this Common.
wealth has received orders place the
drafted Militia under Gea, Dearborne's
Command.
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NEW PACKET.

FOR BOSTON the elegant
49, new Packet nJop Aleg:zgsr
&C h7sssgs PORTER, matter viii fan this
LsSsssss day, wind and weather permit
= - ting r. For pal4ge, having
luperb accommodations apply az M 10,
Unien Wharf, o. to the matter on board az
faiG wharf. Portland June o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22

THE Members of the PORTLAND RIpLE
COMPANY are requened to meet Ta1s
EvENINC, Al g o'clock, at the Armury Buff
neis Of Importance ID to Be traulaCted and 4
general attendance ID Fequefed Per order.
fuse % w B. SEWALI., o. S,
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SoInlfrS dftEntinn !

WANTED i've o. hE abe bodied men az
iubittu;es for that number drafted into
the tervIce of the United States. to each of
whom fVs doHa,I per month will be given in
addition 20 the pay "a the Uniis4 St1tes aud one
months Pay IL advance. Enquire a. this Of
fee
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-22
JOSHUA SHAW,
STET0ON LOBDELL.
WANTED TO HIRE
Ja. %

. a Girl in q fmall family confRins only Of
Z y man and bis WIFE, aud One Eoii1y 4
week will be paid, meme need apply unlels WV
Pabe and OF q taiF ePu.aIlon-Enquire a. this
Office
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20
Foreign Intelligence.
LATE FROM LISBON.


Mr.. Ricketts,, passenger, in the Wampca
arrived in New York on Friday last ami "a :
voured the Editors of the New York. Ga
ze,;e with 6le of Lisbon papers to the
6rst ult. from which the following articles
are extracted
FROM THE LISBON GAZETTE OF AUG. 81.
Madrid capitulated tn the allies on the
18th OF August, by which $500 prisoners,
three months provisions and equipment for
30 COO men. 169- pieces brass o dnance, 80,
coo mushets with bayonets 40 bbls. gun
pow der. 3,420 Geo cartridges with great
qu mites OF ether munitions OF war fell in
to their hands.
Aranjuez and Toledo have also been ia.
ken possession of by tie allies.
Aug. 15.-The army oi Marn,ont is re-
firing on Burgos, bat III such state as to
prevent its commencing active operations
for some time to Come,
The Portuguese Cavalry under D'Urban,
with the Kings German legion, passed the
mount ain of Gaudarama without opposition
and arrived in the vicinity of Gaiapager ON
the 1Ith Of August where they made a few
prisoners.
Astorga capitulated on the 10Th August.
King Joe retired on the 10th from Acana
to join the army of Valencia under Srchet.
General Bailasleros writes from Xmena,
rnder date 9Th August. that e had taken a
convoy OF 600 mules and 500 horses.
The expedition from Sicily and Mahon.
consisting Of 1900 infantry, handed at Ali
cante on the 9th Aug.
Soult was at Seville on the 18th Aug.
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| where coach was ready to conduct him
! To the sane place.
lie went up to his room and from that
The project ofthe police was waiting for him
ne pad him unany compliments, apolog-
sing tor not having been there to receive
him. The project of the police replied
that that was not the time to make conf
piimentS, that he could not be ignorant Of
the nature of his visit and therefore to pre-
pare himself without delay for the 10 .rney.
de was permitted to take any thing with
him but papers.
On examining his papers the affair assum-
conspiracy was discovered. 1t appears
that then plan WAS to possess themselves
OF the persons of the Emrercr, and of the
orand Duke Constantine to conduct Them
IN the tlrst place to France, then secure
the rest OF the Imperial family. the princi-
pal personages and pesons in office, who
were not of the French party, disorganiSc
the Government, and introduce anarchy Il
confusion. The conspirators were then to
inpiore the assistance of Bonaparte to re-
store order, and III this manner TO deliver
up the Russian nation into his hands.
In consequence Of this discovery, orders
were sent to detain Mr.. Sneranski, and he
was conducted to the Citadel at St. Peters
burgh, to stand trial, to discover his accom-.
pieces.
At this time Prince Bagration discovered
spies about his person, who confessed a
nongst other things that courier had just
passed with forged passports, whose mis-
sion was Of the utmost Importance, and was
going TO Tangarost circuitous route
The General gave orders to detain him and
he was accordingly taken. He is Pole
who speaks the Russian tongue very we'll a
colonel in the service of France : he had
load of Gold Ducats with him and he was
commissioned TO bride and mutny the Cos
sacks and Tartar troops in the vicinity Of
Tobolski, where the insurrection was to
commence as soon as the troops took the
field and whilst the Emperor and his Bro
Their were in the army. 1t appears that
Bonaparte had furnished for that and other
objects upwards of 100000 Ducats i'll G. DID,
1.-TWO millions and a half of dollars.)
Such is the plan of the revolution which
Bonaparte had projected for our ooun-
try, and is similar to the one he scheemed
four years ago to get possession Of Spain.
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October Q.

TgNtE sub soriber, resitli. ia buckingham county,
Z miles below Wsrmmsler, will commence the
next session OF his school on the second day of next
mentl. lie isaches heretofore. the Lain & I'm.
gish LanPia ses, Astronomy and Geography, Arith-
I0ctic aud Writing.
IcyD1s-Tuitio1, BOARD, Washing, S,o. ESQ per
session, paid wien the boy enters. The boariers
furnish their own bedding. No scbosr received for
shorter period tl,an one session, Not more than
10 boys viii be reccyed, all Of which must board
with the subscriber.
From experience as tutor, IL IS deemed absolute
ly requisite. well Tor my reputation a. the im
prove'oent of the scholars, that their time b. entire
~ at my disposal.
J. VI. ROSE.
Selma, Oct IT, w4wp
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October ..

4 hESERTED--from Camp, near the CITY Of
~ Washington, on the 81 Sept. .xrdye7u Gill.
derS, soldier belonging to Capt. H. Branch's com
pany OF Infantry-Saj Chiiders was born in Henri.
co County, Va. 50 years old, feet 8 and II quarter
inches high, fair complexion, light eyes, DARK hair,
by profession Cooper
hrii on the following day, from the came place
and company. Joshua Burns, IS years old, feet
~ inches high, light complexion, light eyes and
har, by profession Waggoncr-said Burns was
bora In Fauqnicr cOsnty, Va.
Whoever will deliver said deserters ut this post,
otcer of the Il. States .7riay, shall have reward
Of 1venty Dollars, or Ten Dollars for either OF
them, with reasonable charges.
III Ill P.iY.vE, Let II 9o'h Iqfr7'ry
RichoRocd.
October Q, Il
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z AND-OFFICE, Oet Is 1877 In pursuance of
Kan act Of Assembly. passed the I4th of Feir,nrv
1911, entitled " - act so ameiI the several laws
concerning Eschcas." 10 hereby make II known
that tie two following tracts 1T land situated in the
county OF Brook, have eivheaicd 10 the eonmon-
wealth, apptar ., tie certificates Of The Fseheat
or OF said county, bearing date The 18th ds, OF Sep
tember last, viz sc raet supposed TO eont,in one
acre, lying on g., coz iiie river iH. near Charles
town, late the poo rty Of Csilas Dn, Qoxette de-.
ceased, who di"i SEIZE! thrreof--tbe other icing
part of lot on Fcrs street I'D theLown of Charles.
town, late tic Wppsrty oi - leon u ,cl,edr dceeas
ed, who IS said tn inre dird srzed tbetrnf
CHNS. BLAGXOVE Reyr.
October 16. 6,y
CT The Editor Of the National Iutey.nccr gili
insert the above advertisements 10 iis paper ior six
weeks sucecssvcir, sd transmit his acc1unt to ;,is
department for payment. C. a.
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Il tAUI.ON-An iersoms are hereby cautioned a.
- gainst purchasing irt OF Land advertised for
sale ny Jed. Alien, Jcshua West; Joseph 4. Myers
aud Ralph iiien Comm isioners um,l.r decree
OF the Richmond iiusings Court as the mortgage
upon Which SAID dcercr s predicated has not been
Recorded aHd Hs purchased aud paid for said Lot
not knowing OF any incnJubrance thereon four years
ago, and have Deed tor the same, iniy recorded
IN the County Court Ui ;i9nricD--ani tie Chancel.
Tor Tor the superior Court of the District uf Rich.
mond viii be applied TO- prevent sale OF said pre-.
misses.
ELIZA RICHARDSON.
Oct IS. st
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ALaDso.N ELEcroR.sh TICKET.

|h.dDlSON EL'SLI'Uft5f> IlChGl.
Joseph GodSUin Vt Nuhse s,aopa.
=. bea1dmin Ha'rieos, of .sisant .iiy, Prince
Ceorse County.
Easaard fegraus, Of Dia.riddie.
Rirhard FeiId. OF .1iaas,rick.
Thomas Read, sent, %! Chariottc
.Hltthezo Caeaiha:a, 81 CAestecfeld.
Thomas ~. Rasdo.th u. .4.6em1!e.
Charles Ydacey, ut Uvctinshlm.
George Penn, of Patrick.
I'm. q Poindex,er, of Louisa.
Spencer Roone, oil Haaover.
iSthyerhiy Rennoitfs, of Essex.
Robert Taylor, of CranSc.
Gusta0us II. Herner. @, Fam7uicr.
Ro6ert Nelson, uf Yost
Mann Page. OF Gloucester.
JTaiter J9qss OF ,Northal:s 5erldnd.
John.T Break, Of St,9crd
Hugk Hines, of Freaerick.
/,dniet .H,rgaa, OF jefferson.
-1rchi6aia ssutheyford, OF Rockingham.
.irchi5aid Staayf, OF .l.yusta.
-ii,lresu i?asseii, of G'dsiington.
Charles I,ryier, OF Montgomery.
I'm. w KIN eR, III Oh:o.,
o. Day at election, 6rst Monday in Nov. next.
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PENiiE subscriber respectfully informs the pubic,
ried on by him, vii, from the FIRST day of November
next, be conlnctsG under the firm OF Harry I>oso-
Ems . Co. who viii always keep hand general
assortment of Groceries ard other ARTICLES in that
line, of the best quality, witch will be sold on the
most reasonable terms-heoS provided with large
ami convenient Fire Proof Lumber House, they will
receive cnnutry produce either IN exchange or on
commission, aud promise the utnnst Iuuctuslity and
dispatch IN executing ANY orders lsl may be inirtls-
ed 10 them.
Harry Iottoktns earnestly sorits those indebted
60 him te come forward and pay OF their accounts
Immediately, as existing circumstances require a
speedy settlement Of his affairs. Al those having
claims asaiEsl him will please cSl! Tor settlement.
HAIRY TOMPktNS.
October 49, IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-20

'HE subscriber has for sale the following Good S.
Z which he will dispose NJ on liberal terms-
Jamaica Sugar o Il superior quality, in large hhds
- 10000 hs Green Coffee iii bags and barrels Gun
Powder Tea b, the chest or smaller q;iau,y equal
TO any that was in this rnarset-sOi5s fresh
Nutmees, by tie SINGLE 10. larger quantity; pipe
old Madeira Winc---a few casks iiibert's Porter.
JAMES FISHER.
October l5. 81
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October rs.

90 ALES Az AUCTioN.-WiiIb he sold at pub
~ tic auction ON the premises or Wednesday the
els, Inst House ami los or Shockoe ILL., near the
Capitol, adjoining M. Eil'nurd RArdnipL's, and i'm
medateiy fronti"g the House, lately occupied by
M. Robert Gordon.
There IS 1875 feet of ground fronting the main
street, and running sevsnty feet back, which
there Is a two story wood House with three rooms
on a ionr--siy months credit viii be allowed the
purchaser, on his ;. wing uote WIKI an approved
en'lOrser, yabt. a,ri ne:olisbe in the Bank. of
Virginia, or tae Farmers Bank.
THOs TAYLOR.
Oct. 49, ,ds
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NJ Il j. DICK < Co have lately received few
lNs hhds. Jamaica Sugar 0rt,c first quality; fine
Green and old Coffee Pen ington's na lg,r, fresh
Imperial and SOuchong eas ---pnd have ~ store u
general assortment Of the st Wiro- = liquors, tn
gether with general assortment of articles in the
Grocery line, which they viii sell as usual, on the
lowest terms
Families supplied with the hest articles which, ii
not approved on trial, may he returned.
Thry expect 90 receive 10 few days, so casks
Nortaera Cheese, Of superior quality.
Octobcr 16. If
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Oct. 16.

vSALES at AUCrION----At our Oiice on We'd
~ nes'lay the 2lst Instant at 10 O'Clock, I7nhas-
prime Antigua Rum, Sd & 4th proof, jOhlds PENN
syisana Whiskey, pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, 2
Chests excellent GunpUwter Tea, 3 1'erces Loaf
Sugar, 10lhds Muscoyad0 Sugars, 40 Bags Coffee,
100 large s. sniail boxes Havana .Sesars, 50 boxes
window Glass by 10, 90 Boxes mould Candles, 20
Bolts German Oznsbnrgs, Tons Bar Iron.
The terms will be liberal Il made known at the
Sale.
NJ. & 3. MYERS,
V4ucti0neers.
nct
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October l5.

8 pursuance of deed oftrust, executed 10 me by
Edward FOush, To secure the payment of a 81 ,n
OF money to Joseph Carter, shall ON the. 97uh
day OF il''s present month October 1872 sell al
tpn5,ic auction Tor ready money, on the premises,
pisce OF parcel Of ground, ,rg aud being in the city
vi Richmond fifth street back OF the house On l..
street that belongs TO the estate OF Claud Martha de-
ceased, being the same piece parcel ct ground
the said Boasl purchased OF said Martin il his lite
true.
n. SHEPPARD.
Oct 16. ids
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e virtue of power OF attorney given to Mr..
y y James Currie aad tie sribscribrr, by John w
Green and Frances his ;', shall proceed 10 sell to
the highest bidd,ra at P;Ihiic auction on the preni
ses, On Wednesday the 2IaI Inst. a lat of ground
on Sknesoe Hill, nesr tive new ChureE, being psr,
OF q lot Jrmeriy claimed pos5css,, by certain
AleSa1der "Wednesday, situated the northeast
side Of 10, belonging 90 Mr.. Samuel Myers
Sixty days credit will he allowed the purchaser on
his gsi"ga with appro, ed tndorser, PAYABLE
and negoua Die in the Bank Of Virginia or the Far
mers' Bank.
TIi0s. TAYLOR.
Oct 10. IA,