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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
June Il, 1912.
6 Mouth 10.

I AND FOR .S.4LE.--I wish to sell Coz acres
ia of Land in Aibemarle county. They lie mrDc-
diatey on the North River, in a gentee; neighbour
hood. and about six miles from Charlottesville TO
watch place navigation is now nearly extended Ofthe
cieared land, which is about three .fourtls of the
whole tract, there are by estimation thirty acres of
flat Land on the River, and about the same quantity
On creek running through the tract. The quality
OF the rest is various--some oil it poor and exhaust
ed by injudicous management (though Of this there
is but small proportions, but the greater part what is
called, in this country good and grain and-tfe
part in wood is esteemed excellent high land The
improvements are inconsierable, consisting only os
two log dwelling houses, with out:,nuses constructed
IN the same manner, and small framed barn but
there is On the tract, and within 90 yards of spring
OF excellent water, as handsome scite TO build upo
as any in that part ut the country, commanding an
extensive view OF both ranges of mountainsUtEe
Blue Ridge and South West ! think this properfv
worth 1900, payable ia this manner-one third in
cash, and the balance in two equal annual payments
bearing interest from the delivery os Possession /
shall expect good personal seeurity-i require no
lien upon the land. II sold before the LIST of January
1918, possession viii then be given, otherwise it viii
be rented out till can find purchaser.
June 10. wtf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
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BY AUTHORITY.

AN ACT,

For the relief Of Clement u. Pcnrosc.
ggE IL enaefea by the Senate md Hoyse of hse,,.
seAtdtivcs al The EuifeG STAIRS of .f,;,eyica !,
Congress 0sseo.b'ck, T'hat tie proper officers Of
the Treasury he. and they arc hereby authorised
snd required 10 allow and pay unto Clement b.
feniosc, one 81 Che commissioners for ascertanne
hc rights OF persons claiming lands in fhe TERRITORY
oi l'oUisana, thc sum Of Eve hundred dollars, as =
'uh compensation lor having brought TO tho seat of
SoVo.nment tU rcpor; of the sgid commissioners.
II. CLAY,
Sfeatsy q She House ef Reb,escstaiires
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
rzywENlY poILARs nnwARn.--RnnavaY
June 10.

FhNWENIN DOLLARS REWARD--R,inawaY
n from The subscriber, the Git,entl dsj Of Sep
tcnter last, negro man slave, named GARY, aged
about t~enty-siX Years, light black complexion,
height about six feet, stands quite ere-t, and when
walking handles himself quite niiabiy, his weight is
one hundred aud sixty seventy, couatenance east
down when spoken to-thc white Of his eyes is un,,-
sualy large, on being apprehended is very surly, hc
is rough Cooper On examination his shius viii be
Found iniured-he has probably obtained tree PASS
About twelve years ago, Gary was brought from
Brunswick county to Surry county in this state, ~
Hir- Travis Harris, where said boy lived for eight
years and WAS an the Jear 1898, purchased by myself
ct Thomas Edwards and Reuben Buffers ex' ors of
said Harris, deed out &c Surrv and brought TO Buck
nghan, where said negro got wife, and lived with
me about two years on James river, not far from
SCOTS Terry, and then brought by myself to Al
beinarle county, near Miltcn from whom said negro
eluped--said slave is probably .arbored in Sniiy or
some OF the above places. DO hereby fore warn all
persons fy;'n harboring said negro. Also. do com
mand all captains of vessels al sea, to grant said
slave his passage or take him on board.
The above reward, with all reasonable charges,
will be paid to any person taking said slave within this
state, and bringing him 20 me, else for eouiinnc
hiin in any Jail in this state, so that get him a.
gain An additional reward of ten dollars viii be Civ
en- TO amy person taking said slave Of this state
and for acting with him above stated.
THOMAS JEFFERSON, ir
Albemarie county, Virginia.
feb iS. w26p
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
Innc fG.

? VIE Subscribe having latey bcen appointed an
Il agent 70 sell Pcpitcntiaiy Nanufscturcs, lac ha,
htcd mp Siore-Fnum nj the outcF gate, where he
s'iis the v7ri0''s manufactures made from Iron, Lea
thrF Hemp Cotnn, sc. on very low terms, FOR csi,
only. WeavIngi IS doae rs usual Tor customers, aud
warp or GNing lacking viii bo furnished.
WI. CAMPBELL.
Superintendent nd.9genf
Eisbaond Peniteatiaiy, July j. wss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

Resolution requesting the state of Georgia to assent
to the formation of two states in the Mississippi
Territory.
RESOLTED. by the Senate and House of Re-
1Tesentatives ~ the United States Of .7iericd in
Congress 0sSen5ieG, That the Legislature of the
state OF Georgia be, and they hereby rsquested
ia give their assent by law Ia the formation of two
states OF the Mississippi territory; Pyou;aed, in the
opinion oi Congress division Of said territory for
that purpose should hereafter be expedient.
SIGNED, as Gbovc.
,Iune L.. 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
DY AUTHORITY OF TIE STATE OF
MARYLANO.)
SCHE.ltE or TIE

$1,000 tickets at Yen DoHa,s each Ss50,oos
t CASH Prizes
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prises as fotlos9.
First drawn ticket entitled TO SsOCe
sooc blanks SO each
The next 1909 DO. Is
do Ticket after ;hc 5000 blauks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the i5th and until the a5th
DO S5;s to 5s,h (exsert"g the 100 Tickets.
The aac ten prizes consist of the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive, each hundred OF the said 1000 to
be one prize the frs, drawn hundred on lowest n,m-
Der FOR the @5tb day, and 80 regularly ascending to
the 35t!..
First drawn ticket on the SSH Sscoo
10. 36t to 4ist 500
Do 41st to 50;h nclusiys 1909
Do. 55th day s0oOO
The Prise books to consist of Nos. a 1000.
The object contemplated to be accomplished by
the above scheme, is eminen.iy entitled to the favor
and patronage Uf the citizens of Baltimore The ca
tabiis!inerit Of Medical College vii unquesonahly
have benefci>l iniluence ON the general llterarx
character of orr ci,y-on il perhaps may be bcregf
ter enrrated the other Colleges and thus an uniyer-
sity he constituted
twill however sire us otherimportant advantages
1t wii' promote spirit of investigation in the IA
Guilty, It VA. induce young of talents to establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure TO this community the hest aid that can Ne al
forded by the medical profession. II may also be
proper 20 remark; that ii this school should prosper
as is anticipated, il viii aie sums 60 be eynend
ed annually in this city, which would o,herwse Le
dish'lrsed In other places.
We presume that chose gentlemen who are ansi-
Gus for the advancement Of the interests OF Rsti-
more, will give us their support the above consi
derations
To those who are Inclined to profit themselves at
the same time that they encourage ua-wc confi-
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY.
is now drawing in the city of Baltimore-Allt the
high PRIZEs still la the wheel.
Present price of Tickets, ST. so, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (poss
PAID incosing the cash, addressed to either OF the
subscribers, az their respective Lottery Offices in
Baltimore, viii De Immediately attended TO.
KEAENY WHARTON. South-st.
PHILIP II. NICHjiN, No. cog, Market.st
j. l. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College I.otteiy
Office, No. 40, Ma,let.st
n: d. SIPS Of each days aracging are regularly
apply.
Baltimore, July Z. 2awt1s,oot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

EH USiC.--L Bonche,ie, respectfully informs
I've thc ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond and its
vicinity, that ia the Of eight or nine days. he
vii! be III this city, where he intends to teach the P
ano Forte. Those who viii favor him with their
condolences may rely upon his punctual attention to-
wards their perfection.
July ). If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

United STATES ARMY-Having been an
~ pointed by the President of the u. S. Pay-Mas-
terto the new army in the States of North Caro-.
'ina and Virginia, hereby notify the officers chat
am ready receive their returns and pay them and
their men.
SAMUEL TURNER,
District Pag--iTaSter u. S. .4ri7ty.
Petersburg, June 25 1912. NV
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
AN ACT.

AN ACT.
Authorizing the remission OF forfeited recoguizances
in the distric, OF Columbia.
BE if enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentafiTes Of the Uniied States Of .in,erica IN
Congress assembled, That the President Of the u.
States shall have the power to grant remission OF
the foietures of all recognizapces acknowledged 5.
taken, or TO be acknowledged and taken, before any
court, judge. justice OF the peace, other magis-
trate within the district OF Columbia, either in the
course ofany criminal prosecution, or for surety of
the peace.
SIGNED, as d6ove.
June II, 1872
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
Feb. IS.

& MARRIAGE HORSES FOR S.RLE.-The sub
A. scriber, residing at MIR +. Taylor's Tavern,
Hanover county, will sell on moderate TERMS an e!e-
CANT match OF Grey Horses, that are young and weR
broke to harness.
CH4RLES NORRIS.
July 7. wsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

E2OLTING CLOTHs.--A large supply of best
. ? Dutch Boiling Cloths, Ga aud 5-4 Wide--ust
received and fo' sale, by
SIIMb. G. ADAMS.
june 90. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

FEWREE HUNDRED Spanish Hides, so Barrel,
y cut Herrings, & 80 Bales Spinning Cotton, lust
received aud for sale by
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
June 10. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

a iiti, 1917.
William Lefaun, heir to John Lcfaua, deceased,
PlahtiG.
Patsy A. Anderson, Saiey Pnili,rn, Dudley Rich
ardson * Betty Matilda his wife, William S. Thomp-
son and Augusta Ann his wife, David johnson and
FRANCESCA his wife, David Richardson, Susa,na Rich
ardson, Dudley Richardson, Fanny Richardson, Holt
Richardson, Bctsy Ann iticrirdssn, Samuel Rioh-
ards6u, Anderson Richardson and Matilda Richard.
sou, infant children Of said Daley Richardson and
Betty Matilda his WIFE, Defeydquts
The defendants Dudley Richardson and Betty Ma
tlda his wife, David Richardson's Susanna Richard
son, dudley Richardson, Fancy Richardson Holt
Richardson. Bctsey Ann Richardson. Samuel Hic-
ardson, Anderson Itohardsnn aud hiatiija Richard
son, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing 10 the satsac-
ton OF the court, that they not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion of tho painth by hs counsel
II IS orereG, That the said defendants, Dudley and
wife, David, Susanna, Dudley, Fanncy, Holt Bctsy
Ann, Samuel, Anderson and Matilda I,ichartsnn 10
appear here on tie second MONDAY in August next
and answer tie plaintiff bill, aud dat q copy OF this
order lac forthwith inserted in some one nj The news
papers printed in the city of Richmond, for EIGHT
weeks successfully, and published at the ront door
oi t'c cout-houec in this county, court dry
copy. Teste.
NICHOLAS J. POINDESTER, D. c.
JHnc H. w8wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21
June 90.

~ OTICE-LOST OR MISLAlD, a Certificate
~ of Stock OF the Bank of Virginia, No lilo, fo,.
thirty seven shares. 1 shall apply TO the President
and Directors for duplicate OF the said certificate
JAQUILiEE Il. fIARVIE.
July 7. lsw6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

s n CUANCERY.-Cni.s States Court, fhk
Circuit and Pt&inia d!suict, Saturday siia5
so, 1879.
Robert Gouriey, Executor Of the last will and tes.
lament Of AIiann Randolph, decd ThE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

wN n. CRAWFORD,
President Of the Senate, pro ss,npore.
June Q, 1912.
approved, JAMES MADISON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

Carter Page. Executor of Archibald Cary. wlo
was ex'or OF Peytnn Randolph, Edmund Randolph,
dcVisee and heir Of Peg ton Randolph, deed and Ro-
bert West admir- OF i'hitp L.. Grimes, who was ex-
ccutor OF John Robinson, surviving executor Of Phil.
ip Grimes, deceased, and Edmund Jennings,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

JieffNGdHfs.
BY consent Of the Plaintiff and of the Defendant
Edmund Randolph, IL is oydered and decreed, that
Martin Dawson and Geo. Grcenhow, or either OF
them, do make sale of the slaves and other proper
y in the ndenture OK trust of the 10th Of May 1900
mentioned, on credit of 9 and lB months, taking
bond aud good security, payable To them or tie one
that shall act as commissioner as aforesaid and bring
the said bonds into court, to he disposed Of as the
court shall direct. The said sales to be advertised
four weeks III three ct the Richmond newspapers.
And it is further ordered that either of the said
commissioners MAJ sell separate any part Of the said
property and it further ordered that The decree
against the defendant Edmund Randolph, shall not
be enforced against lis person until the trust fund III
disposed Of neither his person property bringl-
able beg ond the deereed to BE paid by him; and
10y consent of the = antf and Of Carter Page exec
utor Of Archibald Cary, who was executor Of Peter
Randolph fl is ordered that one of the coTnrussi-
of This court do examine, state and setiye tho
account OF the administration Of the said Cary and
the said Randolph, tbe estate Of the said Arrha
bald Cary.
@ Copy)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-21

IN CHANCERY-In Louisa county court, May
q ltth, 1879.
William Lefaun, heir to John Lcf,.u,, deceased,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
Grocery St0rk far sale.
NEHEMIAH OR AM,

NEd EN- An IN hN1s
NJ T0nsI' Rozy. Esebmgs fyeei
OFFERS for fale his flock in trade, coniil-
- ting Of general afoument OF
". 1 L1AIa G50d1 and GrocerleI, iron
Ware, Cutlery, &c
on liberal terms. and ifi i NOT alipoted Of AZ
private fale before the fifteenth Of July neTt,
il will then lie fold al public auction.
N b. The lublcFiber is about 10 remove
from Portland, and requells all who have de-
mands againt him to preIent them and receive
their pay. All who are indebted 70 the fub-
lcriber are requeited 10 call aud iette their de-
mauds immediately-all notes and accounts
that remain uniettied on the fifteenth Of July
mex, will be left with an Attorney for caliec-
ton, (thoie excepted where term was agreed
On by the parties) without further notice.
Portland, June 25Sh, 1912. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

: ILLlAM HYDE g co have iu} re-
ceiysd lnd tor laIe At their Book Store.
two doors SOuh oC she PoR Office, a large
additional iupply 81
B91k5 y Stationary,
making complete af6r1men5 among which
are 'he works Of Rev Dr. Bethany, 8 vols svo
Dr BuckSna0s works, ArmArong's enlarged
edition.; S4crsmental Selections Prac.ical
tieJy, Harvies COMMITMENTS Companion.
Waits On Communion, Healing Wa,ers Of g..
'hoida, new sermon by DR. Buchanan, G'c
&c compiling a'moa every new and inter
ehng work pusliihed IA New England. al
S.. Paper Of Va icHs KINDS aud prices By the
ream OF lth quantity, Quilts. Iokaands Ink
powder, Sares Waters Pocket BooSs Nv The
dozeu or Jingle, Lead Peacils, ID aw;ng Paper.
Pant Boxes, Hair Pe1ciis, and every otEer
kled IF STATIONARY articles Webacr Spellisg
bsok Lyman American Reader, and Emer.
loa's Evangelical Primer by The HUNDRED, doz.
o. Jingle al kinds Of School Books by The deg
~ fnge, with which tchoCls and traders III
toWn and country can be furniihcd on as good
terms a can be had IN Bottom, Portland Or
elewhere.
They have zlto for faIe BY tie grofs, dozen
or hng'e lnde'i5le ink for drawing and mark
ing on linens cottons, t5s with pea, warran-
ted 10 De as good At leaf as aay ever uted It
wit make che hnea hair lroke and not lpread
IN the leait. Drawing may be executed with
this INK on fiae linen or cotton cloths in the
mott elegant manner PeTloRs are respectfully
invited 10 procure aud try IT, and il il does
rot prove a. good a. IS Represented they may
return II and receive their money again.
B70k Binding
a. all rs branches erecuted on good terms, and
% The bet and moa elegant manner. Blank
Books Of every Description conitantly on hand
or made on Mort notice. n every branch Of
'seiF hsiineis they VIII pofuvsiy give - good
lerms 10 thofe who favor them with their cuff
tom as can be had at any other Bookaore IN
New England They gratefully acknowledge
the encouragement they have received fnce
they commenced buGnels and respectfully foil
ciT future patronage,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
- a CHILD ~

Aged years near Hanover, was covered
with bOiis and ulcers, feveral or which had
car down 10 the ribs, attended with itchings,
burniugs &c the parelts aiier having tried
moa .hlngi without effect wa prevailed on to
Try
O. Or RcLe'5 Botanical Drab5 7
when % the saonihment Of the parents the
ch.ld was cured Nv taking 3 bottle. An old
! Gentleman aged : 5 was = years aft cted with
violent hunar attended with torrnentiug
itcLiugs, buruiugs &c N Ohe Of his legs had
cried every thiAEi had applied !o- medical al
/ vice was rehsacd as p2.S relief after taking
5 bottles was cA5ci. Young Lady had 2
vo'cut hume. III her head and face attended
/ with moi. violent itchirgs 5<c--was cured by
taking 2 bottles --Ihcss drops are radical
cure Tor SAT- 'beuR fPoyi 'srsfHia, sea'Vy, s'aP
fsHs bpsi JItsI yots gt and JeI, Ve4s.ioH! fafTf'
(zgbsq z1e,eEry has fSite. lad al iz6Wites # TIE
byga aud Juice, J. ave be bJg ,Pr.ag aaI aatamaaI
Styne nay Be civea 70 ebiiafea zVit6 Pfrfea ystfy
fiice dollar. ~ m fir DR. ReIfes 30
tan,cal Drops" none are gsaaise raisn frHei
"W 4. Conway" No 5 Green fireet, Bolton,
and retaiIed BY ipeeIal appointment by
Stephen Patten, Bookseller,
Ersb4ags S,sst. PorH1r3,
Babron, WlcaGet; Goola.e. Hallowet Ellis,
Augu0a, w Sewal PoR office, New Bruni,
wick; Todd, Saco TapPan, Portsmouth /;
Thomas * WhiPPle, NewUurypcrt; II Whip
pie, Cuihing and Appleton Salem Gleaian,
New Bedford and mott Drugefs and Book
leIIers Of relpec,ability throughout the Z. s.
-yte,s ray e Bad ~. Rsje5 A,cr7ate frrllis fIfi
for obnructons sc. and which are equally
conducive to the health az married iadc. ariei5
JsbeH pregnant at which time they NUT not be
taken. Dv Harte,f celebra,el Pin, a certain
lafe, and expeditions cure for an itages OF the
venerial dileale, full directions 9nA descriptions
Of lymptoms 70 thai per(ons OF either isx may
cure theuteives with ircre1y, accompany each
box; II taken within Hours are certain
preventative Price I dollar. ~ ar for
q Dr. Hunter. Pills" Havs ere rtauirs s7!esi 5iPl-
Cd " w. + Conway" Be ps,ti:aL1, B,ia6
Cbez1 cal Li74i5 BiostiFg u GlIf B,ttlsi, Price
l dollar which need, Gu; a trial 70 prove rs
funeriority to mott U1her competitions Bsot
10 Regsrer, beauti6er which removes al lpots
nains, &c and reltores he Top % tS original
colouy without injury TO the leather, Price SO
GEMS.
- C0nWay's Lennon Cyrubi
Cue Bort!e will make Or 4 Gallons Of Lem
ouade or Punch equal IN favor to tie 6nei:
Lemons will keep 10 ali climates for any
lsngth Of time-,hoie who value health viii
not be withou, il during the Hum rrsaf5ey a.
! It no; only eAhilerate. The ipirits, but at the
( Tame inc cools the fynem aud alays thirlf
( thereby preventing Fegsy III. Dr. TsJ5I ee!-
eJ'a:si Liraz'eat. for Rheumstilm, lprans, brui-
| ies, numbnels, lliiEneis II the joints, &c-The
! relief IS immediate and were frequently in "a
K hours - N7rs 81 ~ l5eVe ars cs4rias za!eIr
! yEgEsI .. 7 Conway" Be p1cti;rtsr : - a
hoefa, allowance 70 tho(e who purch4ie 20 ielI
again
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
ELEAZAR WYER
Gol9/mitb aad TeVeller, EXCHANGE
6treet, Portland.

u ~N"'~' hCLeft4L Z
6freet, Portland,
INFORMS h. friends and The public tb.,
4 has jun received general adof,msa+ I.
goods, among winch are,
Corneaian and gold Ear Knobs and No..
Of the newell fa(hion Ear Hoops. &c ~ GO
re1ian aud Gold Watch Keys; pratsd 60
sd Caud.e9IicSs; Britannia lea. sugar sn5
CFeam Pots Miniature r. Eles. -
II good a1oytzest 81
Penknives, RszOrs, ocifors, iurtls q ~
o,her dreihng Conn.,; variety IF Isn.r,I
Ware; poliihed Tin Coffee Pots, o. Ig-r So ~
K her with every article n his line, which y;u
be fold a. cheap as eheWhere
5eafo continues he different brancb., ~
hs protection with promPtnefs. ANY vo-t
made to order at the fhortea notice. WorL
faithfully repaired with defpa.ch .od everv
f4Vor gratefully acknowledged
n ) Couatry Traders viii be faDpled
with Q DDS q a!ibe a. dilcount.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
At S. Patterns Book-hore,

At S. Patterns Book-aore,
TWENTY THOUSAND DoLLhRS, the
leading Prize IN the Grand Harvard Col
iege Lottery, may be had fer the fmall fun
ot ID The fa!eS of Tickets in this cafs
have been 70 rapid, that it will draw month
earlier than the time appointed.
few Undfawn Quarters IN the DiXville
The high Prize Of D 10000 will be drawn
this afternoon
~ B 4 and I'd part Of the 18Th volume
Fees Cyelopedia is received--the IN part Of
18Th vol . expected in few days. 6ubfori
bers will have the goodnels 10 call aud take
their numbers 9pse 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
CERTIFICATES.
" Go fbou and % Ukraine"

DR.. Augufira Payne's Certificate.
DR.. Friat-Dear Sir, have omitted writing
you, in order 10 have full and thorough ex
perience Of the efficacy Of your " Grga3 Refer
atTVs Elixir. ~ am how able 10 allure you |
have found it to anfwer an extraordinary pur
Pofe in all cafes Of debility, attended with lois
of appetite, indigeliOn, &c. have every
reafon. from the mott careful oblervarion 70
believe tito be an excellent family medicine /;
and with you to forward me a numbeE of the
vials. Yourh &c,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13
NOTICE. J

a Ii perfons who are indebted 70 the fub
itribsr on Noes OF hand of s, and &C
counts Of i monks Handing are reruetied 70
cali and leltle the fame in all the preiens
month, as thoie who do not comply with
This requelt previous to the frG day of sep
TEMPER nexI are informed ,hat at tsat time
iuch demands viii be left with an Attorney
for collection ROBERT H. SMITH,
Portland. fully 8. 1872. (GwJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

CTRAYED from he fublcriber a. Limerick
- Corner, Nay Goth 1912, imall black
Mare, with a itar on her forehead, and whiie
ipot on the back part Of her Name. and one
White hind foot, variable trouer, about
twelve years Of age. WhomIoever will take
her up and return her TO the owner, or give
information 10 he may obtain her. lhau be well
rewarded for their trouble
EDWARD COAD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

NOTICE i hereby given that tie fuhfcri
= ker has Been duly appointed, Aomini(ra-
iriK, on the Illate Of
ELIJAH ELDBR,
iaIe 81 Portland, Merchant, decealed Enieifate
- has given bond as the Law directs. Al
psrfons having any jua demands againh laid
-itate are requested . prsfent the fame to the
fubGcribsr f17 adJueneat and al wh7 are in
any manner indeo;ed to faid eltSse are reguel-
ted 70 make immediate payment TO
ELEANOR ELDER, A4zsizigrasris.
Jnns e, 1872.
5. Ualels :ke demands due faid el9at'
are ajplled and paid without delay they vii
be lelt with Dudley Todd, Elq for collection
sLBANOR ELDER, .S4r7k@iyz.ris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-07-13

TAKEN up in damage in the inclofufe q
the fu5lcriber about The FRI Of June e.
fmah lighJ red Coloured horfe, with white
mane and tail lmall white nar Oh biz fore
head Whoever is the owner will pleale 70
call and take him by paying damages and inrI-
dental charges. apply 70
WILLIAM MAXWELL
Cape EFzabefJ, 7aly 6