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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

THE sabferiber hereby gives public notice to al
= concerned, that fke has been duly appointed
and taxed upon herfsf the truif OF Adm,n,ltrasrix
on the eftate Of THOMAS HARDY late of Wind
ham 10 the county Of Cum berland Yeoman. de.
eeafsA ~ giving bond a. the law direcrs. She
therefore requefts all perfons who are indebted 10
the faid decealed's es.ste, 20 make immedia pay
men. and shote Who have any demands thereon,
20 exhibit the fame 10
Nav 4, 1914 PRrsCILLAR HARDY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Farmers Spinner.

N order 10 encoufA age Domelfi, Maruf1aures and
fave the profits 10 the indutr,ous Farmer the
fubicr,ber offers the vsiuahe ROWING and'sPIN
MING Machines on she mott aovan, ageous terms
Beisg under The nec.fiy Of requiring high erice
for 6-el rg6t,, but at liberty lei zsSs aud Cess
y rgh.s a. he pleafei. according to the tenor OF
his aeed, he now cfers one Mach ne complete and
ready to fpin upoe, with the right OF the town if
not exceeding 5000 inhAntAa,sJ for FIFTY
DOLLARS and to have the fuI. privilege TO bu.d
fell and fes up y msny Machlnes IN me to~n ~ be
pleaies. and nos eliewhese
The .esms Of aymeut will be 6x mon hs with
good fecority II one half paid down, the other in
tive We nunhs. For cath three doiiafs dileount
The Machr.s are 6asd with fome improvements
to fpin good yarn direA from the roll il properly
earced in fmail rolls and well oiled; bus If the
manufataurer mould with 10 rsdses the yarn very
soe for warp, IL viii be nece6Ary to rope It 6ra
which 10 done with cafe on The fame Machine -
ver,uo wool has been ipua fifteen ,keins. TO .
pound on them.
DoubsIel, there will be many objections againfl
the ufe OF the final Mschnes. 70 dcoa age me far
mer from manufacturing his own aock. has they
are II liberty 10 audy their ,ntereif - they think
proper Thole gentlemen that dapofsd 10
buy msehins and right OF . town OK county
will apply q he Portland Har Factory Ware
houfe. 10 Portland where they will 6ud them
ready for fPsnuing.
II any afliilance mould be wanted TO inAru0
perions in ipniuing Capt. Daniel Croiman, of
G,ssas 10 Agent inthe abience OF the tubfcrbss |;
by forwarding Z Iioe 10 him be will attend sr their
houles and give them The proper inlt:utt,ons that
are uecsf1arv Ore machine 10 iuf5cieot for four
or Eve fAm,lses; with good Sp.nner they will
fpan from twenty four 70 thirty sksins per day
with great cafe. and more accuracy than can te
performed on . commoa Wheel
JOSHUA sH Nv, Aesss
fs 0LIYER BARRETT. jun Ps,entes.
N B.-Sss.d Bs.d Efq. and Others. Of Bucks-
town (Me have purehsied the right for the coun-
ty Of Lincoln. 10 whom application may be made
in that quarter. (2m) Ny is, iSs4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Weber & Chase,
HAVE for sale an extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,

ENGLISH e. FRENCH GOODS,
,itable for the present and approaching 81
which are,
Best superhne 5toadcloths
Midling and low priced do.
Superfine Cassimeres, consisting Of
black, drab and mixed
s-Coatings~-Dufhls
Flanneis and Daizcs
Peliece Observation-Disclosures
Wiibores-Dursnis--C
Best dress'd and addressed Calicoes
Silk and common Cinghsms
Cambricks, white, black and coloured
A large assortment OF Fancy Muslins
Shawls-silk and cotton II sndkerchiefs
LoEg Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto ditto silk & worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons-Tapes and Bobbins
Lutestrings-Canton Grapes
Italian Crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gen,lemen & ladies'
Silk Gloves-Button Moulds.
A general assortment Of American
Factory Goods. &c. &c.
Portland. March z, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Maine Bank

TIP stockholders of aaoe Bank are hereby no
tilted tina. their annual meeting will be holden
on Monday the Gxth day Of June nest at rwo
o'clock 10 the af,ernoon, 81 the chamber over the
Cumberland Bank, for the purpofe Of choo6os
Directors, Agents or Fruitees TO manage the con :
Germs Of fad Bank for the year eniu,ns Aod trsuf
acting uch othes ou6aef. relative 10 iAid Bank, ~
MAJ then come before them.
BY order Of the Prefdent and Directors.
LEVI CUTTER, C.eier.
Ps,NssJ, May 10, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
WILLIAM CROSS,

WILLIAM CROSS,
A T Corhsm Corner, keeps conssanly for sale
a n general sssoftmen OF
West :-aio Goods e Groceries,
which he offers on as good terms as Can be pro.
cured in tina place or even Portland, for cash O.
country produce.
He w0nts to buy
A qusnti,v OF Flour, Wheat, bye, & Corn. fol
which she highes price will be given.
Gaham, .Jan IL. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
NOTICE.

THE fubfcsibes having arranged hs bu6ns(s lbe
che puspoie Of ieaving this town. resueias III
who are Indebted 20 him BY note or account 70 cal
ca MIR Thomas Beck, At shs Portland Hat Fatfo,
ry Ware-H oufe, and pay he laid demands on q
before the 6rA day Of 10y rt1f or they will Il
Jeff with an Attorney Tor cpectirn
JOSHUA sHAw.
Portland, 1Nsy ~, 1914. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Machine sS Hand Cards.

JOHN WINSLOW & co.
HAvING efiabiifhsd Card Factory Gear Port
: : land, offer TO iuppy dealers and msnufaetur
ere with Casd' of the bea quality, at the Bottom
and Leiceaer prices.
Orders left At No 7, Mygsy, RON. or At the
PoA OlEice, will be punduaiiy attended TO.
Po'sLssd, AprH Is #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Boarders Wanted

THE fubieribes has taken that central and p!eas
an,Iy 6tuated Houis At the head Of Union
Wharf-Iasely occupied BY captain David smith.
where he can accommodate two OF three gentlemen
boarders OLIVER IVEREr.
Ap~I IS (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
E. LITTLE & CO.

uAvE julf received for iale-Modefn lnfdeity
"A Con6lered, in sermon preached At the Bap.
tin Meenng houie. Cambridge. Englaod Life Of
Field Ma, fhAl Souvarof with Reflections upon the
pr,ocpa' events. Pot,cAl and Military, connected
with the hiiaory Of Rulha Msy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Freh Garden Seeds.

KyATaANisL IsrAvoR has for fae an eItenEve
~ adorsmsnt OF Garden Seeds by large OF final,
quantities; he ffose, next door TO Portland Haak,
Middle Greer al of,ait years growth: warranted
good, t6w) AprI Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
FJve Dollars Resvard !!

TxyHEREaS Tome evil minded perfon or pertous
w having broken number Of panes of CIafs
in st. Pauls Church 10 Portland: The above re-
ward /. offered to any perfon who viii give fuch
infor nation Of The offender or offenders, ~ will
cad 10 conviction Of the offence
Moy EBENEZER MAYO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
NOTICE..

THE Proprietors of Portland Long Wharf are
hereby ,hed thai their ausual meeting will
be held ON Mosday. the Gath day Of June next, at
the Counting Room If Mr.. James Deering on laid
vharf, at 4 O'Clock ?. N. for The following pur-
poles -
To cho(e Moderator
To cho(e Wha6nger,
To chofe Clerk,
To chole TreAfurer,
and 10 allow me accounts asaina faid wharf, If
founo Correct. AMI trarfsd any other buhoeis
that may come before them
JON \. STEVENS, P,sp's c3s,i.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
FRESH DRUGS q MEDICINES.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

FRESH DRUGS q MEDICINkS.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
Sxs II tie Csi1ss Ms,fsy. MlpoLr srassr
Las juh received an exten6ve iuppiy of freih
II DRUGS Of MEDiCI YES,
PAINTERS COLOURS, OIL, IND
CLOTHIkRS DTE-TTUEFS, DC.
among which are the following vis-rrus Ander.
fou's Pi:s Hooper, do CaiomeI-Can, harides-
Gator = Flowers Chamomie Powdered Red Bark
Gum Opium Camphor; camboge; Tragacn,h
shaved iinglsfs; London Lan1e,s; Magnolia !;
Lamp G aHes and wicks Oil sniie do Pepper.
mint. Powdered Ipesac; Turkey Rhuhsrb Gen
sian valerian EHenrisi Oil Of Lemon CoIts
foot Loxengss Jcfuis Dsops Harlem Oil. Ss
ALSO Linfeed OIL boiled and unboiled spir
its Tu-pentine copal Warmth Japan for drying
Powdered Li,harge Gum Copa ditto Shei
lac; ground and urground Paint Bruihes White
Waih do; Saih Toois. Csmels Hair Pencis Sand
Paper Gold and Silver Leaf; Olaf. (uitabls for
Clock Faces Cschinea'; Roman vi,rol; Indigo
Alum Copperats; Ground Logwood do Red
wood Nader, ts ia
An afor ment Of Blaaehard's celebrated Steel
lpring TRussES. ~ Pot and Pearl Aihes con-
Aantly for laie i6w) April rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
Eleazar Wyer & Charles Farley,

Gold1mitbs and 1e1vells,S,
INFORM their friends and the public, that they
have formed q connection 10 trade, and that in
future their bunels will be conducted a, the fore
lately occupied by Eleasar Wyer. in Exchange
Rrest. under the firm Of
WYER & FARLEY;
who have on hand. variety If gold, cornelian q
Rome Ear Hoops, Kuobs aud Drops gold, topaz
6iIegree pearl and jeit Rings aod Pins OF the new
Ell faih,on handiorne af1ortment OF Britannia
Tea Pots. Sugar Baton. and Cream Pots; Japane
Waters; Bread aud Knife Trays; rich gold Epau-
let's aud Cord Peuknives and Razors; FLYER Pen
Gil Cafes and Tooth Pieks FLYER, gilt, aud itel
Watch Chains, Keys and Seas-together with
variety of other articles ia their line.
Handfome eight day Clocks-Thermom
Hydrome,ers-Pulfe Ofsfes and Water Levels
Halls Patent Rifles, FowIing Pieces aud Pifols
They alto manufacture god Watch Chain', Keys
and Seals Of every description; Cornelian and 9th.
er Zones fet IN gold aud 6llegree; Hair Work Of
every defeription executed with neatnefs-Sllver
Plumbers and Cups; foup, gravy & cream Ladies
table, deiert, coffee and tea Spoons; Sugar Tougs
Sslt Spoon. and Muilsrd Ladies, made to any pat
tern Gold Necklace. &c.-ali of which are war
rau,ed good.
NB-Dealsrs in this liue may Be fuppled with
any kind of work y liberal difeount Perosai
attendance will he given 70 that cuaomers may be
accommodated with any work made or repaired =,
the fhortef notice
u Cab given for old Gold and Silvey.
~ All pesfons having any demands aga;ufl ei.
ther Of the iub(sribers invited to call immedi-
arely and receive their dues, and all indebted are
requefted to make immediass paymeat, either BY
Cath or Note. ELEAZ AR WYER,
CHARLES FARLEY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
For SALE.

FOR SALE,
A N excellent HORSE for Farm, years old
"A Ays. . shse Makers Shop in Clay Cove. on
laafed Laod-Enquire of
PessissS, MAY 9 ASA PLUMMER,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
RUM.

4 CREELY has eonflantly for fsie, e;,h., :,
~ his fore or at the Ear end DIsTIT = Euv
New-England & reai6ed RUM,
Msy 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
American Manufactured Goods.

American Manufactured Goods.
Ne 7. M.Cy's- Rsss.
Joseph POPE, agent for dizzy y B.ssos, Of
Providence, who keep him eonttantly iuppi'ed
from their long known and we'll eAAblhed faet
~ At Paw.ueket. with general adortment OF
american Cation Goods,
cohsIsTlNo OF
Single Yarn for Warp aud Filling
~ s threaded whue & coiord Stocking Yarn
white and colored iewing Cottons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Checks-Stripes
Cinghams-- Chambrsys-Bed Ticking, &c.
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and Pec
she above ar,ielss, will be iupp!ied At the Faory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

Z. CREELT,
Ho for 'sis, AsNs. !, Lss W5sE
80 hhds w. I Rum
10 do N Z. do
10 boxes white Havannah Sugar
Is hhds Mufcovado Sugar
10 chefs Souchong Tea
100 bbIs frefh fuper6ue Flour
500 bbls Mefs and No. Beef
100 bbls Tar
1000 lbs Coffee
20 casks Nails
10 kegs Tobacco
May is sw
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
DiNSlution of Co2artnexlbip.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the CoPar,nef-
~ Oh p heretofore exiting between the iubfcri-
bers IS Eis day d1olved by mu ual content All
perfons having demands againtt the company are
req0etted call and receive their pay aud thole
indeoIed on note book account, are requefled 70
make payment immediase.y TO JOHN DISsMoas.
who 10 an Aoriled to receive the fame.
JOSEPH THRASHER,
JOHN DlNSMORE.
Nsvslsese~, 1913 AP,a, So.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
FRESH FLOUR

FRESH FLOUR.
N7lLLIAM FRANCIS. offers for fale
Wv $50 bbls Baltimore Fine -Four
SO bbls Phiiad S. Fine do
$50 bbls Ship bread-Rye-Fiou
May rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

8 do SALMON
A quantity Of SHIP BREAD
Apply TO HOSEA ILSI.RY.
Maveb 90 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

HE fubferiber hereby gives public notice TO
j ell concerned, tina, fhe has beer duty sppoius
ed and taken upoo hsrfef the trua Of an adminis
natr1 on the eiiate Of BENJAMIN BRAOBU
k1 late Of Minot in ,he county OF Cumberland.
Woman, deceusd by giving boud as the law d.
rccu-She therefore re4uells ais perfons who are
indebted to the laid dscezfeds eflate to make inn
mediate payment. and hofe who have any demands
thereon, 70 exhibit the fame 10 her
ELEANOR h BRADBURY.
Nay ~, 1874, - mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23

rHE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
! concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hmfelf the tru1 of administrator
oA the sfsse Of SIMON MERRILL, late Of Fall
mouth, in the county Of Cumberland, Yeonan, de-
ceAied by giving bond 40 the Law dreets-He
therefore requens al Perions who are indebted to
the laid deceaied's efla's to make immediate pay
ment and ,hsie Who have any demaud, thereon,
to exhibit the fame 70 DANIEL MERRILL.
MAY I2, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-05-23
John S. Dupee,
Dr.ggI ssS Ars'Ssss.y Fore N.sss bed xsss- W5s./
Posfkssd
HAS jua received afupply Of the
Extract of Qnercitron,
Oh ssssNcs OF
YELLOW OAK BARK.

stThe increahng dsmaod for this valuablearsi-
Gle isa better ten of uatiIi,y than volumesof re-
commentators. Cohiera and Hatters. ON trial, vii
fnd il one OF shs grea,ef acqu,6tons to their pro
iefIious ever YET diicovered
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15

Hancock Webb. Joseph Wa,riner, Mart ii
Warren, Thomas wilson, Capt John White,
William Walton. Samuel " tits, Matthew
Watson. Stephen Woo'lwad, William Win
stead, Abraham Winston, John Williams,
Daniel Woodbridge, Thomas w. Weilen,
Overton b. WATTS, Peter Viseman, Benia-
min Wittshin, Byrd Warmack, Capt George
Wilson, Robert Wade
f-William Young, Charles Yeai,out, John
Yargus, Thomas Young, LAYTON Yanoev, f.
iisha Young, Peter Yeller
H--lacob Vance, Alexander Vance, James
Vaughn, Sterling Vaughan. SIMON Naueht 9,
Charles Vest 2, Valentine Underwood, jaime.
Crquhart, John Ulster.
I'M I7oUSfYRIF. Senr. u. mr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
II LIST or MILITARY LETTERS,
Renaitine in The Post Office at Richmond,

NcHd"IHF IN inc I'OSt-C.U3cc az HfcHfx07tG,
31St "a. 1914.
A-Tarlton w Asher 8, John Allen,
Garter A. ABBOT 9, Nehemiah Atwood, WIN.
Allen, Dan!. Andrews, VIM. Austin, John A.
miss, George Arnal, WI. Atkins, LIT. Tur-
ner Ashby, Hartweil Angler, Barnabas Ar
thur, I'hos. Adams, Josiah Anderson, Hector
Allen, George Auniiller, John Asher, And W.
Armstrong, John Armstrong;. Joseph Annut,
Wm. Austin, Charles Atkinson, VIM Andei,-
son 2, Nm B. Arnold. Francis Amos, Spen-
Ger w. Atkins, George Ada'@, Sharick A
briilc, Enoch Atwood Leonard Argubright,
Dani1P Aicshite, John Arbe, Thos. Ander-
son, Abraham Andrew, John S. Abel.
B-Joseph Bowman, Lawrence Blant0n @
James Brady, Waddle Burch, Jas. Bradz 8,
Jacob Reckner, Thos Bib, Saml. Billings,
SAM. Baker, Isham Bays, Martin Bochln,
George n. Bly,, WIN. Beckett, VIM S. Bag
BY, James Bradford, Jarmenus Bryant, Wm
e. Burrus, Nathaniel Barry, t.chael> Butt
WIN. Barley Charles NJ Buily, e3enj. Beale
9, Leonard Bagby, Isaac Bearer 2, ENSIGN
Samuel &. Burks, George S. Blakey, Christan
Bolslav, Vardirean Basham, VIM. Barrett,
Sam. Brown, John Balm. John Brooks, Mat,
thew R'rghzell, Reuben 3oln, James Black
wood, fhos. E. Beddow, John Burks, Stephen
Burdett, Philip Barton, 1t. WIN. Burgess, A.
BRAN Bowman 2, Isaac Bowles, Jacob BRUCE
ner, SamL Balm, James Bishop, Robt. Baird,
Danl. Baker, Joseph Bcclener, VIM. Blanks,
George Barzal, George w. Baldwin Francis
Browning, Thos. Brown, Robert Burruss 9,
Alfred Belts, Hugh Brchanan, Joseph II.
Bell. Langdou Bagby. Maj. John Boyd, Mat
t1ew Boswell, VIM. Bratton, Peter Brmcmer,
Jacob Bosay, Benjamin Burton, Saml Beatty
2, Peter Brown, Henry Borden, Lee n. Burks,
Wm. Buck, Rowland p. Burks, Reuben Bcr-
~ 2, Miller Bowman, Christopher Brgen,
George Bowman, Nathan Blaiu, VIM Bro-
bck. James Benn, Wilson Bailey, Jyree g.
Bacon Peyton Bell Barnet BfghsgcN, Ja~
COB Baker, David Ball, Elijah Bessam, A5ra-
h7n Bird, archibald Bobar, Gates 8. E,rnes
! seph u. Bell, Ensign Io-c9h Bowman,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
FOR .SALE on LE,gSE.

Ts EAR GARDEN--a Tract Of Lard lately alverti-
sed in the Enqurer. tiles James River ad-
Joining New Canton, and contains SEC acres. of which
40 are lovS grounds ofthe very first quality the ba-
jspce very strong high land The situation the dwell
ling Is handsome andyeiy healthy, the water excellent
and the buildings such wonli accommodate small
family comfortably. Those disposed to purchase real
estate arc confidently assured hstt is worthy of their
attention. This viii be best explained by viewing the
premises, which viii be shewnby the ovcrseer or NY
self together with plat OF the different kinds Of land
lately surveyed. The subscriber is very DESTROYS to
self, and wii endeavour to make ss terrss sceommo-
dating to The purchaser, upon receiving liberal pay
ment in advance.
fit is not sold before The 18th Of December, it viii
be rented privately for year Abou 100 acres are
sown in wheat and promises good crop II is believed
will prodccs nearly OF quite 2CG0 bushels. The pros
recs for osceo sn corn very nes Soste part cfthe
Held that will be uncuItvated the ensuing year. is in
clover, and viii produce good crop. For terms Of
sale or lease apply to
RANDOLPH KgRRHSOM
Nov. Is. w5W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
EDUChTION.

The School under tie ygo-ernment of
ANR.JAMES BYhRS, j, VIII be Continued at the
I'VE Merry Oaks the ensuing year, ISl5.--In this
School vii be taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, A.
rthnetie, English Grammar, Rlair's Lectures Geo
graphy, with the Use of the Globes, History, Mathe
Insties Nanlral Philosophy and the French language.
The Tee or board and tston, $3.50 paid quarterly in
afivapce The school viii commence the tenth Jsua-
if and end tee tenth Of December, atIowi one month
IN the summer for vacation.
.N.7IW4.V}EL G. LLPSCOJIBE.
Merry Oaks, Nov. is. 2sw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
EDUCATION.

VXTHLIAM BILL, Jr. respectfully informs his
w friends andthe pubTie in general that his school
will be continued .or the ensuing year his residence
in King and QUEEN county, between IlunkuS and New
Town, and VII be opened on the third Monday in ia
nnary next The branches oflearning taught will COM
prehend Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the Latin and
English languages grammaticaly, the Elements of Ge-
osraphy and Mathematics, Moral Philosophy, History
aud Bellies Lcttes. DIE attention will be paid to all
the duties Of bis profession and the morals Of each stu
dent strictly attended TO- Several boariers will be
cnrrlInnhated. Cedar Rein Nnv.I5. wSwD
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
Ia Tsocher q khc LanFaaEes I4anfed.

Il Teacher Of the Languages WGnfed.
= WOOD, of the Petersburg Academy. wishes 70
az engage FOR the year, gentleman eltqali-
fed instruct youth in the Greek Latin, French and
English LsnSpagcs So'one need apply unless he hrs
received University Elucton in one of the Colleges
% Europe, and has lived for some vine in France.
II isalso renued that he should have certificates Of
FOOD moral character.
Tosuch gentleman salary of seven hundred dol
lars per win be given, half of the profits
of the Schoa.-Appcatons by letter (postage pa'd)
will be received; bat no final engagement will he
rusie without pereorai interview, or through the
mcclure Of a mutual friend.
Petersburg Academy. Nnv L. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-11-15
.NE,y ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOTTERY NOTICE.


LOTTERY NOTICE.
TIE Grand S7.9TE LOTTERY, Second Class,
Is 7sesy dra1yirg Il, F2aidslplio, 4: .ciici. hiess
{, L prize Of $4,000
do do 10000
do do 10000
i do do 5000
g do do 5000 u
10 do DO 1900
Is do do 1000
e5 10 do 500
85 do do 100
And IN proportion $50, So 90, Sc 10 tina. there is
not 81 blanks to pr;Ze-As the fret 1000 blanks
entitled to 1e dollars each, the early eYentirer
will Raw chance for several capita prizes and no
rsque-Ticke;s warranted undrsmn, can be had as vet
~ the selling price in Philadelphia, St2 Also Tickets
in the New-York and Baltinoce Lotteries, can be
bought unreasonable terms at the Sbscibcrs Lottery
Office, where several capital prizes in former Lotte-
RES have been sold and the r.,sh padin advance.
Prize Tickets and Bank Mites of Other statcs Will
bersccived in paynert for Tickets. or discouatcd or
ders from the country (post rni) will be attended to-
and all tickets examined gratis bv
J. x. TJPSHEE DIT,
who has removed opposite Mr.. William
Covan's, watch maker.
.9F.SO FOR SIZE,
Stamp Paper. Rocks and Stationary, Printing Ink
hon Wire. Casting Pots
az at the sane OGsce a PREMIUM ron
gel wi. BE- given
November 49, Wv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-08-06
.NED' 8DTERrLsE.ilE.N.TS.
WASHINGTON TAVERN.


'E7HE Subscriber, ies taken that very comrnclions
4 ana pleasant establishment in the CITY Of Rich
rnond, called the
Yy4SIiLNGTOA- ThYEP1
And Will be prepared on Monday the 2sth inston. q,
receive boar'ters and accommodate travellers.
ms establishment has for some time past beep nm
me decline, m consequence a the death of MIR Moore
te late proprietor, and II will now be the object of the
subscriber, % restore its characterize accom- nsb
which, he pledges himself to his friends and the oh.
lie, TO use extraordinary cxcrtions
The House viii be- constantly fiIr-.is.e5 Nth D.
hest Liquors. and the Table with the bst Nc,te and
e greatest possible respect and attention ra1l ~ ,b
comfort and convenience oftliose who NAV hc en- chi
g;ng az to patronisc him
L nc contgliity Of the Washington Tavern IN tI,e
CapHo its elevated and airy situation aud tbc nIae
9ntness Of tie lodging rooms, (Which arr. eouoll,d n,
noucn the ety. wil he trusts offer an inducemept 70
portion Of the public tn call on hul-to sicb as NAV
be so obGging he swell assured his conduc viii he "a
nature eacuiatcd to secure continuance ortbrir "a
vors. ia
The subscriber s indebted to his cxer4;on. alone
or support, and being So tire motive 10 please viii he
hopes, he too strong 10 iaI of success
WV BANKS.
The subscriber bccs leave IN inform his friends that
ne is deeply Interested in the above cstabr hrnent and
wis acknowledge with gratitude any benefits they NAV
unk proper TO conler-iic pledges himself 10 cndco-
'or by arrangements 70 that effect to place the House
situation IN merit encouragement and altho' his
personal attendance De- givcn his occasional SUI
iPe rintendance viii watch oycrit
GEORGE WASHINGTON BANKS