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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
Late Omissions.
B1RNSTdBLE DISTRICT.

BARNS7dBLE DISTRICT.
NEW BEDF0RD, NOV. ! In this town
the votes for Representative TO Congress
were as follows -
For JOHN REED, Esq. $40
THOMAS hAz.D, jr.
JOHN DAVIS, Esq.
There were, of course, in this town ten
democratic votes. We shall not presume
~ give the names of the ten democratic vo-
ters. but there are in this town ten Persons OF
the following description
One who was the democratic candidate TOR KEEP
resen,atye whose son holds lucrative sp,
pointmen, under the U. S. Government, sno
whose son.n law is famous losn contrsc'o or,
whose fortune IS in the hands o. the admins
tration.
A second is q Post -.aster under the y. S. Gov
eminent.
A third Isl DEPUTY Collector of the Customs
tou, th is also an Officer of the Custom House,
and DEPUTY Collector Of The Direct Taxes
A fifth is an Assistant Assessor OF the u. , d.
rec, Taxes.
Asxhi is the son of,he Assessor & his colleague
A seventh was The democratic candidate tor Sen.
ator last April.
An eighth is one who la'ely received ss,s',
from administration for suPer,u ending tbs
light house.
A ninth and tenth. humble & hungry expectsnis
ofgovernment bounsies.
These persons are all, doubtless, good
and INDEPENDENT patriots, and gave theii
votes dis,nterested.y But i, is singuIar
coincidence, that there should be Just as
many and no more democratic votes in this
town as there were persons of the above de
description, there at the time.
Extract ar a letter 10 gentleman in .Ne7v-
York, dated "NEw HAVEN, Nov. u.
"You have before this been informed Of
all the measures of our Legislature Of pub
Nc nature Ii is very remarkable that TWEEN.
ty-three democrats, and among them the
leaders of the minority in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES should have voted In favour
of the resolutions which declared the Con
scription law before Congress unconstitu.
,iona, and desired the Governor to call the
assembly together in case of its adoption
The vote on that question stood, Ayes 1853,
Nays Such law cannot be executed IN
this State al less expence than hall the
blood of its citizens."
The National Advocate, ministerial pa
per IN New York, in recommending sys-
tenn Of conscrip'ion for filling the ranks OF
Mr.. Madson's army, makes the following
pa,hetick complaint.
"Experience has shown, that there is no.
MISERY and PovRaTY ENOUGH in this countr,
to FIJI the ranks of an army by voluntary enlist
ment."
Ifihis be the fact, i, must furnish very
Notifying consideration to the government,
that after an uninterrupted effort OF seven
wears, by means OF embargo, non-importa
ton, non-intercourse aud war, they have
70, yet been able TO produce sufficient
quantity of" MISERY ana iloverfy" 10 answer
their purposes. But they need no, despair.
Patience aud perseverance in the course
which they are pursuiSg, will eF-ctuslly
complish the object by producing as
much misery end poverty as the greatest
enemy to the country, or the most msLg
nan, hrnd could desire.
II. S Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
NOTICE.

HOSE etzeus who have loaned implement, of
husbludfy for the uie of the detachment Of
militia lately itsionsd in thi. town, tor throwing
up works OF defence are requeled to call at Fort
Burrows and ie'e6t rhois thai belong TO them II
ANY are milling, they will cafe 10 fend an account
of the fame to the Committee Of safety.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned, that he has been du appointed
and taken upon hlmieif the tEul. Of adm,nAitrstor
on the eiiate of THOMAS MANN. late OF Port
land. in the county of Cumberland, mariner. de
&C aied, by giving bond the law directs He
therefore requehs all perions who are indeo:ed to
the iad decesicds efate to make Immediate pay
rnent and thole who have any demands eieon,
10 exhibit the lame TO
ROBERT w. KNIGHT.
Nov. 9, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
20 D0lLars Reward.

r UNAWAY from the fubfcriber on the ,s,h ii,
an irdented apprentice to the Bakino h,s
neis, named Jetf5 Sfs,,es, about IS YEAR. ola :
feet inches high dark complexion, eve. and hi,
full mouth, with fear on the under l;p-Wo,.
away dark coat, miId waificoAt and blue ,,o.
ier'--AIl Perfons are forbid harbourins truiuo !,
employing hm under penalty of the Iaw-.I Mi,
give 90 dollars reward for faid runaway or s A.,
lats for fuch information that he may be ob,aip,d
EZRA DREW
R,s./roiek, Ne Is, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
NOTICE.,

The fuhicrber hereby gives pablo notice to all
- concerned, tina, he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himiefthe trnit of Admin'ilr ator
on the ellate Of EBENt FER HAs KILL, iaIe OF
New Glocester, in the county of Cumber land, yeo
man. dsceaied, by giving bond As the law direes.--
He therefore requeits al peIions who are Indebted
to the f.id deeeaied's eiaie TO make immediate
payment aud ,hole who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame TO DAVID NELSON.
N.v 9,I, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

TO be sold at Public Auction at my Office in the
town of Wscasset on Thursday the 9th day OF De-
cember next, OF 10 o'clock A. M Fifty four shares
in the Wise ASSET BANK, helongng to the Estate Of
the late Sias Lee Esq.--CoYDiTIoNs, CasH.
SETH TINkH4fM Auct.
Nov. 18th 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
w AMI TED.

HRSE or four hundred Dollars. for which
L good iecuriiy os Real EGate in the centre Of
the town viii be given, and the intereit regularly
pad line directed TO A. B. and left At the Poit
Office, will meet attention. No H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
COLUMBIAN TAvFRN

THE iubicriber takes this method to ;ofo.,, A.
public and his cuftomer, in partcuIar NV W
he has removed into tina, commodiou, bouc. .. 1'
the Columbian Tavern, oppoGte the Hav Ms,ss
Pertland-Ihp hottie being much NOR. Con-.
nient than that which he lately occupied, and y.
accommodations fpscious, thofe who mae f,.a
him with their cuisom may rely on every eser;s.
to give fati.faaion. TIMOTHY nosTom'
Portland, Nov. ID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

Csme into the incloiue of the iuhicriber a red
~ HoRaE, with a white Gripe in his face light
colour ed main and tai,--- the owner is reGuefed 10
prove property, ray charges and iake h,ni away.
ELNNiAH HANSCCM.
BEx.ss, Nc. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
BOSTON, NOVEMBER 5th, 1914.
BOARD OF VAR,

demands which
~ Ia a
descp
who ordered into orders OF the Commando"
Artillery, the
may So
s
may ache und
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

TO be fold by order of Court, at the houfe OF
= Maj Vim. Waterman, h. Buxton, 10 the coun-
ty Of York. oe Saturday,, the tenth day of Deem
her neXt. a. one O'Clock p NJ. the following real
eitae of sneli Wingae, Ia Of iaid Buxton, oeeeal
ed, viz the one undivided halt of lois No. eight
aud ten on letter aud fourth div,6on in iad Buzz
ton. for the purpofe Of paying faid dece.ieds jun
debts. with Incidental charges
ZGNaS PAYNE Adxisif,afo,.
Me-. lob. 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
STEEL & CIGARS.

FOX ia'e a. No Uaion Wharf III and double
L bullet BLISrLRED rEEL, iuitabie for edge
tools.
Al.o-l6 600 hrn qaality Rsnhury manufactured
GIG ARS IN whole hail and quarter bo.es.
Nevsnbsr 81, 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
FLOUR

B. IH{ASHER,
LAS JUL received and Offers for fale,
sbis. PhiladeIphia and Baltimore fuperEne
FLOUR, fscm new Wheat
100 bblS. p-Bread.
Nov. "A.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

| HE Creditors to the Eftate Of BENJAMIN
VlNING. late of Durham, deceafed. are here.
by notified that a@further time u oss month has
been allowed by the Hon, Samuel Freeman, Judge
of Probate for The county Of Cumberland, to bring
in aud prove their CLAIMS and that the iubfcribers
will attend on that ierviee at the houie of Ba-na
bas Strout, innhoder 10 faid town Of Durham, on
Wednesday, the ieventh day of December next, at
ten o cloak A. NJ.
MATTHEW DUREN. csmmy
AARON OoGOOD, : 6on"s
Dy,bar, Nv 10, 1914.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

nN the night of the Sd of November was taken
inppefed to he ftoleu from moorine in b,r.
Dor at Haikeis Iflapd, = Reach Boat, fifteen feet
long with yellow fdes and painted red infide .las.
wofk.-Left the fame night boat fifteen fee,
long, or there a5outs made fan at III fame moor.
ing with yellow ldes. ieAled nfide and rilen upoa
one freak with a rouading aem--The boat 6sa
mentioned belonged TO Timothy Hafkel, on iaid
Ha'kePs ihaad, in Harpfwe'i--the owner of the
boat left may apply 10 laid Hasksl. Iaov. a.
4 merican Manufactured Goods.
No Z, Nifty. Row.
JOSEPH POPE, agent for .fle.y e B,ou.. of
Providence, who keep HIM eonflsatiy fuppI;ed
from their long known and well enablil.edF.0.
~ at Pawtucket, with general adortn,ens Of
american Cation Goods,
coNsnriNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
x threaded white & color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Couons
Shirtings- ngs-Checks-S,ripes
Ginghams-Charbrays- Ticking, DC.
~ Shos keepers 10 town and country and p.o.
pie in general who with to furuifh themie!ve. with
the above articles, will be fupp.ed at the Factory
pieces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

THE iuhicriber respectfully informs his friends
aud the pub ic thar he has commenced bulae1s
in Exchange itrset nearly oppoEite the u.i,ed
Mar,ne aud Fire lnla Office where he I'M ends
manufaGtu log Bools and shoesin The rewel ny's
and hopes 10y being punetuai and paying at'ct at
tsntion 20 has bulineis he may iecu their patron
age WILLARD ROBINSON.
Oh. IS.
u 7qv0 Jownymen BO0t-makers,
Who are good wotkmsn are wanted at the above
fhop. if application il made foon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
Military Notice.

Military Notice.
a RR aNGEMEN have been made by the
A board of War, to liquida,e The Pay Rolls Of
.hs Militia lately 10 the iervlee Of the state for the
defence Of Portland. As loon As the muier rolls
are corrected aud made up pubic nos'ce will be
given OF the time and pace of payment--Pay-
matters Of Regiments will not make uP pay rolls
without further notice
Afford RICHARDSON, My Gen.
ia,e.y s'mm..4..g MI tia
Nov. ~, ls4. /o, ,6s asfsss Of Porslasl !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

" Time 1I@e Itn r4se lSta a. Aa.wne @nt Ao%. nta
charge month, ~ags, aoAing aAOweA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28

ALMANACKS FOR 1915.
FOR faIe At .SAAC ADAMS Bookltore
Farmers Almanacks and the clergyman adj.
for 1915, by the groce dozen aud Jingle
Nov Sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-11-28
Baak Shares for Sale.

Portland. Nov. II, 1914.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

We are informed that one company, sbsut 70 strong
70 actually its march, and will arrive here to-day
tomorrow.
We at this moment much at q loss how 20
act, aud our dihcsity is increased by the various
runors snd conieetures circulated By the different
officers daily arriving from bead quarters, some Of
whom represent that ofcnsive operations are t.
he duertskef this frontier but that the rcr MAR
army Is imrued ateiy to be marched either co the
east to attack Kingston, or To the to Join gen.
Harrison Others state that ', ks to be made
the British forces in the vioin., o. this place.
Under these cireums, ,nces we are induced to in.
quire Of you whether such force ~ we have Il in
our power to raise. is desired by you 10 etectnatc
your plans, aud hso, In what numbers aud at what
time Ii your object be to sally out upon the enc.
my at Fort George, we could bring you q respecta-
BILE force. But, the contrary, il you mediate an
stack at some other point, and the withdrawal of
| the regular troops from Fort George, and placing
this frontier on the defensive only, by OF
litis we wenld observe that our prepared force il
OF such character could net be engaged in this
service. =
| Upon the supposton that you intend to with.
leave to submit propagation for your considers.
ton,
We believe We are not incorrect in saying that
would require nesry quite great a force TO
defend this line OF Frontier sgainst given force OF
the enemy, as it would to attack and subdre tina,
enemy Sir Gecrse Provost has ordered the militia
OF the upper province TO be called out en- mssse-
| ihey are TO assemble on Saturday next. And it,
.houd take it into his head retain all his re.ua,
force, and psy off his skill asanst the nexper.enc.
OF our militia, we might have occasion to fear a &c
petition offormer scenes in the present var.
Oar proposition in ssse os your leaving this place
Tvs, that We be Psrfnitted TO raise, between tii:
an the let OF October, volunteer force os from
200 to 200 meo, exclusive OF Indians. That we
add to II as many OF the mius stationed on the line
as may b. willing tojoin US. Tha, we be furnished
with small train (say pieces) Of Ge,d artillery
with experienced officers and M en to fight them
that with ta's force be auth erised to invade TIT
leneny's country. -
Should you think proper to confer, such N au
thority on US, and direct that the volunteers shat
be furnished with arms, amraunitioa, provision,
X and receive pay, while in assual servioe, W,
pledge our lives that before the close Of the season
we wal, occupy the whole of the valuable and DO
puous peninsula opposite this river and either ca d
tare, destroy, or dsperse all the enewy's force i,
this quarter.
You may perhaps make it convenient to ssad an
answer BY the bearer, capt. Hall.
| We are sir,
Most respectfully,
Your obedient servants.
1 PETER Il. PORTER.
| CiRENIUS CHAPLIN,
~. JOSEPH NJ. CLURE
Documents 20 be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

NE Subsoriosrs offer tor sale on aecommoda
unG terms, for cash, approved paper. At
their Auction Store, corner of ID. and 18th street
l'oooo lbs Coffee, part of which is of prime susl
". 1
100000 lbs, Brown Sugar, in hhds & barrel, +.
part of which is first quality
oo,oOo 'bs at Loaf Sugar, part Of which Peninp
tons best labelled, in barrels, boxes Il hhds.
% 90 pipes genuine old Cogniae Brandy.
20 20 barrels ana .Molasse.
10 tiercss prirae fresh Rice,
rs puneheons genuine Antigua Run, part OF
which is old Il very fine.
1000 sacks Salt, large Liverpool filed, blown
800 S.eks, i bushels do
100 de. do. tnar,e.
900 boxes Candles
100 be1es LIST quality Imperial Tea, vAriou, sizes
20 do. do. Young Hyson do. do.
SO cases d0z. each, Ist quality Sparkj;n,
Champaign.
400 cases old 81. Julien Chrst yYIae Of supsr;or.
quality '
so eases White Wine
fG0 cases Cologne Water.
pipes Cstslona Wine.
so bags Pepper.
so do. Pimento
cases Irish Sheetipg,
800 lbs Fresh Nutmegs
Bales iBdia Goods white,
10 packages German Oznsburgs & Tiskien.
Curgs.
few pieces very best superhne blue yIoth,.
Ohe case CaiEeoes, and great yaric. of other
aGuees TOO Numerous for the limits Of an sdsertse.
ment.
they hold regular Sales at Auction on Mondays
u Thursdays.
.1oncure, Ro6ipson - Plecsants,
Feb. 90. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
AMUSEMENT.

AMUSEMENT.
Our readers must recoilect the numerous
conJectures that were ahoat as to the nature
OF the dispatches received by the arrival a,
annapolis ofthe flag of truce Bran,6te and
the speculative mania which 1t produced
throughout our populous cit S. The fol-
loving extract ct a letter from a gentle man
IN Washington City, To his correspondent in
Eaenson, n. {. on this subject, displays toe
much humour to be slighted-and is SO
sportVely descriptive of the effects produc,
Ell by that arrival. that we cannot withhold
from our readers the amusement which it
affords -
enclose you, for the use Of our friends
10 c"ensoD, package OF Bram6le berries, .
oeing part OF the cargo lately received by
MT Madison as present from Lord Cas-
'iereagh--tae effects of these Berries are
most wonderful indeed, surprising in their
operation any patent medicine heretofore
discovered. Iothe Ggricuiturist and me
cfianfc they have uniformly acted as. mild
tonics, giving strength and vigor to the
"hoie system-wh!ie 20 the shecUlasor and
no"ofoAzer IN foreign necessaries they have
invariably proved most Geletcrioas poison
producing chi,ls, heats, violent gIipinys,
accompanied with profuse sweating and
caciera, IN which large qnan titles Of Sugar,
coffee' tea, salt and pepper are discharged
~ bosto' dealer IN hardware, who took a
large dose OF the Berries, was attack ed
with such a profnse sweating. as to discharge
needles and pins, in large quantities, points
foremost, through his Ska his neighbour,
from mere sympathy, vomiting at the same
time hand saws, gimolets and mouse traps
oy the dozeD wihout any aIleviation OF his
symptoms. The dealers in woolens and
crockery begin likewise TO be affected.
nave Heard OF one man dschsrging whole
oaie OF blankets ard two pieces of broad
Cloth. and another OF crate of crockery
completely assorted. The disease seems
to be sPrea ding in most Of our towns as well
north as s-uth, but The symptoms are yet
SO various that our physicians are unable to
say what viii be the form or name of the
epidemic : some think it will eventuate in
mania. while others from the great eebiIity
produced by the discharges, think it will set
lie in melancholy, but fer my part believe
ver."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
LAND FOR SALE
Feb. 10.

virtue of Deed of Trust executed tn n.
~ Subscribers by John Quares OF Fiuranna. anil
admitted to record in the Court of said County. 20
answer the purposes in said deed specified
WILL BE SOLD,
the highest bidder, for ready money on the pre.
m,ses' on the first day of April next, A TRACT
or LAND, lying IN the County of FIuvanna, on IN
ps,ers o, the Big BYRD Creek. adjoining the lands OF
others--eon'aaing by estimation, Three Hundred
ceres beng the Tract upon which the said John
WIN. G. POINDEXTER.
JOHN 1IAfBERLAKE,
-, =, Trustees
Feb. pc. tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
Hill be exposed to Pubic Sale.

M be exposed to Pubic Sale,
NY the Subscriber, On the premises, on the goth
day OF March next, that tract of land called the
fsaaee Land, adjoining the Borough Of Williams.
burg, eontsinins more than 500 acres. hi, IL nd
was late the property ct the Revd. Samuel Saith
MSCrosksy, deed The quality of the land is COED.
and toe situation eligible More need not be aid
Tor IS presumed that the purchaser will examns
It oefore the day of sale. The term. will be either
cash, on executing deed of conveyance at the time
o, sas' or, one third cash, the balance in two annu
al instruments, with interest 10 be secured NV .
mortgage the whole
AT the same time, on the same terms, and a, the
same place, will be exposed to sale, another ,rsct
eo"tsining about 100 acres wood lands miles or
thereabout frorn williamsburg, ON the road IN
Hampton. ~
RIO. r. n. SMITH.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
THE CABIN POINT EsrArE

. DyU1%cUr OfN Eo I L,
A DyEkIlSED IN this paper for sale on the 9th
~ OF May, 1t Wes,morelsnd Court. House, is pro.
badly ore of the most valuable ON the Potomso .
streteh'ns from the Machotie to No,nony Bay, and
penetrated by several fine ponds and a creek; a.
bouncing in oysters, FISH. wild.fow', &c in their
season. supposed to eontsn at least 1900 acre.,
admirably adapted to the growth of Indian Corn Il
Wheat, with great sufficiency of timber. Living
Immediately upon the river, il is dry and healthy,
and susceptible Of great Improvements. Thst p.rt
watesed oy the Momony, called Kingcapsio (and
witch probably will be alone sold) is the finest and
capable Of being rendered one Of the mott beautiful
farms in Virginia.
March S, 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

NE Subscriber Legs leave to inform the Citi
N zens oil Richmond, that he has lately settled
for the purpose of carrying on the b. sress uf
Brick Making and Laying, and will undertake +: J,
execute lin worhmanli.e msnner) the Brick wo, e
OF buildings :! any size, or description, either [
the JOB, or by the thousand.
Win the assistance Of few good workmen from
Phiiadephia where the Subscriber served a revu-
lar apprenticeship he fiatters himself, tIa re vii,
be enabled to Sye general satiaac ton to his en-
plOyers.
PHILIP NJ. TABB.
"ieh Swp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
March IL.

hBURSUANT to ~ Decree Of the ChpueerY DIS.
" trict Coert Of Williamsburg, pronoouced on
the 2Oth day Of April, 1873, wherein Robert
brough, surviving partner Of Thomas Hand * Co.
IS plaintiff, against Peschy Wills ena others def'is
and William Coleman pit. sgainst William Halt de(t
wn' be sold Sefo'e The door of tine Eagle Tavern in
the city of Richmond, on Monday the Str day n
April next, tor resdy rnoney--One Hoiety Of 7427
81 acres OF L..qyND, lyins on tie waters Of Big
sandy and Mn eek, in the county Of MonoogaIis
y g1 AZ ;dr-n :. XXX , Com
S.f.1L CJsEE.VIIOTg, ers.
March 80. eotd,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
Sales at Auction.
Valuable Lot For Sole.

Valuable Lot For Sale.
4 sN Thursday the 18th inst a. Il O'Clock. On the
- premises. viii sell at Public Auetioa, That
valuable Lot known As the GLOBE TAVERN
This property Is too wei known to REQUIRE . de.
.eripnon. Terms, one third cash: balance payable
in six aud twelve months.
JAMES II. LYNCH,
49,, Auctioncer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16

pursuance OF = deed Of tIssi made by I no.
a mas " kootes, to the subscriber, to seeurs the
payment OF tour thousand and thirty six dollars t.
John r. Price tnow decessed) st the request OF the
executors OF said Prise. will DO sold for ready mo
nsy, st the Eagle Tavern IN the city Of Rishmond
on the i4th day ct May next--Six Hundred acrea
OF L.f.ND, IN the eounty OF Gloucester, being 8
part OF the said Thomas r.. Rootes' White Marsh
Tract, bounded by the main road esdiag by Ma.
lor Nathaniel BurwelYs, and line running para.
Tel with the said read from the tower end Of the
sid Foote's land to the upper end next TO Higgins,
to make out the ss;d quantity of s. hundred acres
or so much thereof as will fully pay and discharge
the sad debt, and interest thereon from the sxih
day o. July, 1915 with all costs aud charges attend
ing the execution of she said trust.
J. H. cambridge
March ~. eptds
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HoLunhle coaL lairea e. q.

Paiuabie Coal Mines For Sair.
IIE subscriber, intendg TO remove 10 ID
Western Country, Offers for sls lis interest in
three Valuable Coal Mines, in Chesterfield county
together With the Farm on vi ch be now reside -
'lso, his Plantation in Ameiis comfy. For term,
apply to him near tie Coal Pits.
CORNELIUS BUCE,
Febrosry IL. wH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-16
March IL

FOE SALE, LOJ No IA
AWE Subscriber offers fer sale, that valuable Lot
ct Ground on Shoekoe Hill, 6ciag part of 10.
No. "a, lying between the lots of Mr.. WIN. Wren
and VI EiVslsin, fronting on n street 90 feet
Terms one third cash, three sad six months credit
foT the balance.
~ the above lot IS not sold before Saturday, the
Roth inst it will then be exposed to public auction.
Oh the premises, at O'Clock In the evening.
.'-2,iiES H. Lr.VCH
- AuetoHeer.