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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-19
STREET CONVERSATION.
F,o,r ,6e g,olec,ic .ltoco-;,,e

From the .7ndlsCtic .lLnPd-iHe.
Ynsre is a set ofpersons for whose colloqlial
comforts we have always felt more than ordna-
nv solicitude, and for whom we cannot but be in
pain iust now, especially as during the late bus
lie of events they appear to bave been put into
yiyacious condition. quite unknown TO them pre-
viously, and the stimulous of which they must
very sensibly miss.--We allude 10 those who,
rom being good deal out of doors, are in
The habit of meeting their trends in the street,
and Of being obliged to stop and cay Something
These gentlemen, from the burning OF Moscow,
down to the entry Of the allied monarchs into
Paris, were observed tn have been gifted with
very unusual spirit OF interlocuton. They meet
not as heretofore, with sort of unnatural look be-
tween ardour and dependency, and attitude pre-
pared TO take advantage of the first moment of
sscape.-They recognized each other with eager
ness, IS persons who had probably heard the first
news--shook hands with oordislity IS If they had
not seen each other for forty-eight hours--and
proceeded to breathless inquiries respecting The
news Well, what's the latest i---who beats'---
Vhete is Bonapartc In vain they had SIS
tiers, mothers and wives, To ask after in vain
there might be cough OF one side, and an inqui-
sitIye Tnegrim on the other; IN van (almosD the
cast wind cane piping through the Struggling
collars Of their coats, for days together 1.-The
wind was put aside Ike an iTnpertinent fellow
the disease was surmornted for the time being
Mrs. and the Miss. Wilkins were exploded.
The world, however, now having resumed in
some degree It's old models Of proceeding, and
news coming only IN quiet way as formerly, the
chance meters arc again at loss. Il is scarce.
~ necessary 10 repeat ohatechism so well
known, but as we do notremember TO have seen
il Transcribed, and malicious foreigners have
tr;ck Of misreprcsenting the ooninonest ha-
hits, we shall record it here TO prevent mis-.
axes.
adams and Brooks.
A.(Advancing as il ne eouldnothelp IT'D How
Rye do, Brooks
q. very well, thank'ee how do you do
a. Very well, thank'ee Mrs. Brooks well
d. Very well, I'm much obliged t'ye. Mrs
Aduns and the children well, hope
A. Quite we'll, thanlC'ee.
(Here Brooks, having to speak next, gives his
neckcloth a twist, and looks about litde)
n. Rather pleasant weather to-day.
A.. Yes, but il was cold ia The morning
b. Yes, but that We must expect at this time
o'year.
(Another brief pausc--neekcloth twisted and
switch twITled.)
A. Seen Smith lately
q. No, Tcan't say have (This cant ear IS
very characteristic PHRASE in English discourse,
Implying that the speaker prefers truth even to
the comfort ofhaying an answer to give, and that
he WISHES 20 heaven he could say il. Brooks
luckily, recOllects, that If he had not seen Smith,
he had seen Thompson. Brooks, 10 continuation
-sBpt have seen Thompson.
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land FoR SAFE.

vESo BE SOLD, at sutton's Tavern, on Wed.
A nesday the 18th day of july next, to the
highest bidder, the TIE ACT OF.LAND VIII ereoa
now live, on Matopony river, called Palestine.
It's IS good or better than any or the river
nearly the whole is low grounds, of which seve-
raj hundred acres are rich meadow lands, mostly
wen reclaimed. The houses are in good order.
and sufficient to Accommodate a large Family
Inc shit now IN corn is expected 10 produce, two
Thousand barrels and with some clearing the cs-
tate viii afford three such The purchaser win
be allowed to sowit IN wheat this fall, or would
agree to do it for him. Asno person would pur-
chase without seeing the estate, itls only neces-
sary to add, that live on and will shew {. and
that the terms of sale on tie day will be made as
agreeable to the bidders as nv necessities villa
allow. JOHN TAYLOR. In
Caroline, June 90. tbs
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SALES OF DELINQUENT LANDS.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GU,EM

SNOIfCE I'd HEACHI u ~ ZSJN,
VVIAr at the next August court of Monroe
n county, at the courthouse thereof, shSir
sell at public auction, for cash. so much OF all the
LANDS md LOTS,
IN that county returned delinquent for the non
payment of the taxes of the last year, together
with the arrearages from the year 1899 up to the
year 1915, both years inclusive, as VII be uff-
Cent to discharge the arrears of taxes, and 10
per cent. per annum damages thereon, together
with the taxes of the present year. The sales
w II commence on the first day of the court and
continue from day to day until they shall be COM
plete,l
The subscriber is authorised torece.ve all such
taxes and damages at any time before the lands
shall be Sold, last Of delnq6encies may be
seen in the Clerlls's office of the county, IN the
possession of the subscriber, or in the office OF
the Auditor of public accounts.
HENRY ERSHlNE, D. S.
For ISAAC ESTILL, S. NJ. C.
June 10. wsw
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

A hESERTED from a Detachment n,,de,. mn com.
aC 'nand, stationed in Ranorer Comfy, tue
Soldiers Of the third Rite Rcgimeat--
J0HJN.HE9NES, {. fest higk, SIS years ofaee,
grey eyes, dGrk hair, dark complication dsdby PRE-
CdroLi,id
.EDH:8RD DAY, fret s 5incieshisIi, 81 yedrs
81 age ha=le eyes, dark har, dark combieafo1t and
ey pr9fsssFo'a carbeafer 4vas enlisted IL, NORTH
Carolina.
The above reTvqrd 1oiH be giren fo,. abbreAenS.
ing, the a6ove Deserters and detiuc,fag them 10 any
ODfcer1n The U'iifed States army, or ffly dollars
far either Of them.
JOHN PEMDLET'o ",
Lieut. Sd Rife Reg..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-19
NOTICE Is KEREBY GTVEM

SNCA[SA@ ~ AEslNk-fI CIV f<SNJ
FETHAT 1t the next August court of Patrick
u county, at The courthouse thereof, I shall sell
at public auction, for cash, SO much of all the
Lands md LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non
payment OF taxes, from the year 1871, until the
present year, including the taxes of the present
year, as viii be sufficient to discharge the arrears
of taxes which shall remain unpaid, and ten per
centum damages thereon.
The sale viii commence on the first day of the
court, and continue from day to day until they
shall be completed. The subscriber is authorised
to receive all such taxes and damages at any time
before the land shall be sold.
A list of delinquencies may be seen in the
Clerks Office of the county, in possession of the
subscriber, in the Office of tho Auditor of pub
lie accounts.
GREENSVILLE PENN, d. s..
For MUNFoRD SMITH, S. p. c.
June z. w9wp
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

hEsERTED from dsfaci,nenf qr,he 3D. Pies
~ Regimens, sfatfoae1ia Htfnove,' co,t,k,, StGse
Of pf:gina, ,CH4RLE.S RHODES, s Ees Aieh.
10 yea,is 81 age, born in Orange Comfy, " C..
has dd,'f eyes, dari, hair, DARK complexion, and
BY frGoic hGtte'-jidd o., 7sie,, he d,sei.eR. his
unfo@m dtisprobaJle he 1riH sell ms mufsrm HE
f'Ss opportunity. Hhocuer xiii abbrelcni the said
Chcrtes Rhodes and deiper I'm to any officer, in the
Oatfcd Stafes' rmg, shall receioe the a6o,s re,rtn.d
anfsit reasonable srJ,e,tcer.
J0JTyfe I'ENDLETON.
Licm.. Sd Rife Regt.
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LaN'D FOR .slLE.

HoR SALE, 440 .qcres Of Land, on the man
8tcki1gham road, 50 mites fioa. Richmond.
10 from CartersUile, and 5fve from Cumberland
coarfho,,se TIE LaHi is 1oeH 1patered and us,ksy.
dtence, ssth good young 0rchardsef differ
emf fruits, andRes sveR-ths buildings are j., s,oo5
order 7eish to se for cash, as roish to moSe to
fie 7sester country neat zgsqfer do not tfs,lss
necessary 20 be oarficatlarin Ac description IF ts
fdnd &C erbect thar person nil purchase scih
onf Oes7s'as The same, 7rLic ,nGs be seen 6v abbly-
ing TO he sW5scTi6er on the i1,,1L
CHRISTOPHER ROBINSON
Cinn6eriand County, Juiy u ff
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LAND ron SIZE.

WILL be sold AZ Fiuvanna Courthouse, on
w Mondsy, 24th Julynevt, at public auction,
the Tr 5ct If Land kncYn by the name of FORK
ORDINARY, containing 30 acres. wing in the
aforesaid County, and within six niles Of tho
Middleton Mills, and FIVE and half Of the Yir.
gin Mills. The land lays Level, aud welt timber.
ed with Pine md OAK and well adapted 70 the
culture Of Wheat and Corn
tits not thought necessary to give further
description of the premlses---as Public House
was kept at the place for upwards of twenty
years, and generally known By travellers, and
believed By good judges, an srcsl,cas stai,l for
Tarern.
The terms Of sale VII DC one half each, TIE
the other halfpayable in twelve months, with
Deed Of Trust on the proposes to secure tbs
payment--and possession given Immediately.
Gentlemen disposed to purchase, NAV. at ans
time, view the ldd BY application TO sTr. JONI
WAFf' CT w. WARE, gxor
Co.. t.,s. Of yol1l Ware deed,
Fluyanna, June 10. az.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GWEN

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIYEN
That at the next August court of Giles county,
at the courthouse thereof, shall sell at public
auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS .4JvO LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
sufficient 70 discharge the arrears of taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for that year, and ten
per centirm damages thereon, together with the
taxes of the present year The sales will COM
mence on the first day of the court and continue
from day to day until they shall be completed
The subscriber IS authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at anv time before the Land
is sold. Alist of delmquents may be seen in the
clerks office Of the county, in possession of the
subscriber Or in the office of the Auditor of pub
lie accounts.
THOMAS KIRK, d. s.
For JOHN KIRK, S. G. G.
June3 w9w
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STEM Bo3Y
w A S II ING TO N.

4 EAyES the Steamboat wharf, in Washing
IA ton City, every day, SUNDAYS excepted, for
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, Va. at half past
2, e. N. and will return The next mornine- in TINE
Tor passengers TO arrive at baltimore by 8, p N.
Passengers under this arrangement can travel
from Baltimore 10 Fredericksburg, and from Fry-
dericksburg TO Baltimore, a distance upwards Of
100 miles, IN 10 hours.
the accommodations on board the Steamboat
arc good.
June %. or
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June 8.
.NOTIcE US HEREBY GTYEM

VOIfCL 10 HE.hfSDJ CftJ,sN,
That at the next August court OF Greenbriercoun-
ty, at the courthouse thereof, Ishal sell atpub-
hc auction, for cash, so much Of all the
LANDS IND Lots,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payYnent Of The tsxesof the years 1872, 1913
and 1914, as will be sufficient 20 discharge the
arrears Of taxes which shall then remain unpaid
for those years, and ten per centum damages
thereon, together with the taxes Of the present
year. The sales viii commence on the first day
OF the court, and contnue.from day to day until
the sales be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold A list Of delinquenccs may be
seen IN tho clerks Office Of the county, in posses
sion Of the subscriber, or in the auditors Office
Of public accounts.
JOSEPH MEzE, s. @. c.
May II. w8wT
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LAND AT AUCTION.
July 8.

Nm pursuance Of a Deed Of Trust, bearing date
n tine 10th day of May in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirteen, and
duly recorded IN the county court Of Chesterheld.
executed by Valentine W,nfree, ir. to the sub
scrlbers, as trustees, to secure the PAYMENT Of
sfoo bl0usgrd eight hundred dollars to George Cox,
together With all the growing interest thereon,
as also the cost and charges of carrying the said
Trust into effect,
MI be sold to the highest bidder,
agreeable TO the provision Of the Act Of Assem-
bly,, entitled " An act concerning Executions. and
for other purposes" viz. the purchaser paving
the cost in cash and executing has bond in double
the amount Of the remainder of the purchase mo
ney, conditioned 10 pay the amount Of the pur-
chase money with interest thereon, at the repeal
or expiration ofthis act
On the premises on the ID day Of August next.
# far, otherwise the next fair day, one noety CT
half of the Courthouse TRACT OF LAND. in
Chesterfield county, formerly the property of
Henry Winfree, deceased, and now the property
OF the said Valentine Wnfree, IT, deed, or as
much thereof "a may be sufficient to discharge
and satisfy the debt aforesaid In which said
Land the widow Of the said Valentine Winffee.
u. has her dover, and on which Mrs Martha
Wmireebas lien for an annuity Of serci Pounds
ten sdiLiHgs from 1904.
Should the said Land, exclusive of the said
widows dover, not be suficie tosatisfy The debt
aforesaid, so much OF the reversionary interest IN
the said widows dover Will also be sold, as will
make up the deficiency.
EDWARD ARCHER, Trus.
A. BASS. 5 tees.
june p. w6t
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A. Indeed l--and how is hel
Il. Very we'll thanh'ee.

A. lam glad oft. well-good morning.
IL. Good morning.
Yet perhaps these very English encounterers,
who have nothing to say in the street, would
bring up infinite iecs of discourse when they
found themselves Pleasantly, and for some time
together. At AL events, if their metropolis could
be taken as Paris was, they would not look upon
It rs any proof of their fund Of thinking 10 criti-
else the entry of their conquerors as spectacle.
and to be all wondering how lady from abroad
should wear little bonnet instead ola large one.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

HAvING declined business in the Mercantile
4 4 line, viii devote his attention exclusively to
CO.s7.HLSSiC.N' BUSINESS.
Ne has several good Yards on the Basin and Canal
which he VIII ietfor tie depos;. ofCoals Also.
Lot enclosed, lying ON both sides of the Canal,
near the upper Lock, for the reception of Plank,
Scantling, &c. N
He-w.ii receive proposals until the FIRST day Of
June next, for the building of from twelve to six
teen three story Brick Store and Lumber Houses.
AT The waters edge, on die Basin and Canal, on
ground rent or lease. 'r!ie advantages those
puiidlng sites possess, ren,ler them worthy the
attention Of merchants and others, possessing
capital. ARchEI,AUS HUGHES.
April I3s wSin
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%0TYCR

W. TUE,
WVHosE iudebtedt5 the Estate of.q.N'DERSOyN
Il SCOTT, deceased, fixing q Queen copntg,
are Repeated 70 make kCpueRt md those ba1fsg
claims agGinst The said e8fate are desired 70 brine
them forward
FR.ayWKLLY SCOTT, Er'or
Jtt, 9Th. 4y4.,
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Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior !;
Messrs Aroncure, Robinson 8. Peasants Muir
ply & Scott; w. J. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. or at the Msnufactoly, will be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing.
BENJAMIN DU-vAL.
Aprl22. 3t&wtf
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LAND FOR SALE.
I will seHfle LAND I t04y Eve on in C1sster6cla
county, containing, By esamasioa,
SEVENTY 1.-TWO ACRES

SLFENIY-IWU ACIGES,
More or iess-THf sitiation 10 high, healthy and
agreeable, and improvements good for the acc on
mediation Of moderate sized family. From tbis
yards Of 100000 bushels If COIL at oggerens
periogf1r tito Last fire years IL has not been zeorI-
ed. Thasn contains large bodies ofercebent coai,
there can be hnk doi6t; being bounded By John
.Narchic, Cqpi.Ge On Bueb, on the North, me
Falling Greek on tie East, aadth Folli,lg Greek
Coal Mines, ospned by IT. Heth, on the SonIh, and
by fse heirs IF z. JPooidyidge, on the Easf.
7 shall require about one.fourth Of the purchase
money N lands far the balance time 4oiH be given
70 sff the purchaser the amount being satisfac-
forilg secured TO cay any more a. 10 ne land
PROSPECT Of coal, &c. is deemed unnecessary, as
sh9ss desiroas to bsscha5e 1vin doubtless uissO he
property--fhey wiH please apply 10 me on the pre-
nises. J9O.gf{'So.N BLUNT.
Ctesssfeid, Sfey II, 9
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a LOT OF LAND AT AUCTION.
DY viriue efa Deed Of Trust, ereeuted 10 me
- BY Charles Purcell moe dsceascd,l 10 secure
tie payment II q svan Of moaey Due 10 Redmond p
Barry, ssaH, on NE 8fh day ef.litgusf nert, pro-
ceed 70 sell, for ready money, on he premises, a
JOT or END, Nth a FRAME house
thereon, situate on I'm strcet, IN .qd1ns Valley.
JOHN MULLER, Trustee
july Is, 2-
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PUBLIC AUCTION,
WITnoUr RESERrE.

WILL BE SOLD, at bubFc aac,ioa, 70 the
w highest 5idi9r, on TUE SD.7I', me 25f. IN
otant, az II o'ciock, n. M on tie bremises,
TWO LOTS. OF GROUND,
trventy fur feet front each, ccseaiHg 5act ob7us
S0feet, to en- oReyia H'acle JdosbYs biia, - ist
rgids These t,vo lots IRE bapt Of fhs qr77eid on
7vSjch Byrds WGyeharse stood, 1gitlfn 200 Faet IL
me HAN Street, and directly fronting he stest
leading from the .5J'dR sfreet, to Mayo's Bridge.
They ryiR Be soM saishOpt lm,tatieD, oa n c7eais
RI anil mosfisi mites, spith obbrope9 endorssrs.
,rW be reqaired and che right profcvty 9th
held until che ai0ney is pail.
BY order Of Doctor Tunes III ylfor,fs
THOMAS 7.qYL0R
J1ay IS. ~
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May II
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

TTVIIAT ds he merit .qugnsi court Of Grayson
u county, az the colrfhoase hereq6 shqH seH
at public auction, for cash, so much Of aHM the
LANDS IND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent jor the nOn,bay-
ment otie hurss Of the last year, 10iN be suffer
ent % discharge che arrears Of fares zodich siaH
then remain nbaid for that rear, and ten per cent
per dmuum damages thereon, f9gethey ssiM The
ta.res ofte brescnf gear. The saics zoiH commence
on the fret day Of ne cart and continue frop doy
to day until they shall be completed
The mBscriber u authorised 10 receive al sueh
tares and damages az any time before He LIND
shaN6e sold dHst Of dehnquehts maybe seel IN
the Clerks office Of the county, IN possesaoa efhe
spbscriber or in the office Of the yfixdsior IF public
accounts .aBRy2H9yH yVOBLTT, Dep.
For Nm RORBITT, Sheriff.
T4@s y. B8p
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ErsrGet ofa lstfer .k'crt mercantile house in Ii
vsr5ooL 20 ozsotter III .NelAYork, dated .jIay Is.
am our letter of the 18th March, we informed
YOU that the house Of commons had passed areso-
luton, that the war duties should be continued,
except on cotton wool in British ships.
owe now hasten to advise you, that bill has
;ust been introduced into the house of commons,
20 continue the duties untlthe 5th July, 1916,
except on cotton wool and tobacco, when import
ed in British ships.
"Should the act therefore pass, Of which from
the information we have receited there is little
doubt the duty after the 5th July next viii be,
upon cotton in British vessel Id per lb. only !;
IN an American vessel Sd. and the difference in
favor of British vessel Oh the importation of to.
bacco will be I'D. per lb. when this article is
used for this count.s's consumption.
Cotton and tobacco, however, may be landed
and bonded for expectation upon the same terms
in an American as in British ship, without the
payment Of any duty"
4 gentleman who left Liverpool the 25th of
Nay, informs that the above bill passed into law
few days before he sailed.
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From the Ner-Ysrk NaHonal .ssfvocase of The
18Th Jnly.
CvrAnAJOJvpE
GUADALOUPF

We have in our possession q gazette extraor-
binary of the 10Th June, of Point petre, Qua
daloupe, received by the ship Reserve, arrived
at this port YESTERDAY, which declares this island
faithful to France and its emperor. On the 18th,
on the beat OF the drum, all classes repaired
20 the mace de la Vscfaii,e The Chevaler Fro
mentin, replacing the general Baron Boyer de
Peyreleau as commandment, together with the CT
vl and military authorities, appeared at an early
hour. In the middle of the circle we're placed
those eagles which the 9Th battalion had formerly
received from its emperor.
The commandment Fromentin then made an en-
ergetic discourse on the occasion, which finishes
as follows,
+" Gentlc.nep--Guadaloupe could not rest long
n stranger 70 the great events which tend to the
common happiness of France--and on this distant
shore we partake all the sentiments which anmste
the Frenchmen of the continent for Napoleon the
Great.
In taking again the tri-coiored cocSade, we are
about raising that bag which has never been con-
quered. That flag which has hoated again for
many months throughout all France, and which
forever fxe, her destinies
Swear, then, fidelity to this tri-coiored banner,
and to our Emperor, the great Napoleon"
This oath was taken under repeated cries OF
Live the Emperor. Napoleon the great, the ca
giles and colors OF the country, were received with
the most livev enthusiasm, and raised under the
Cries Oh Live tNtPOieoti---iS'NS Oen-
eral Boyer--Live the conmandant Eromcntin and
the brave garrison of Guadaloupe.
The day was scene of festivity, and The night,
under state of general Illumination, according
20 the editor, was one " Joy and happiness"
The following proclamation was pubishcd
In the name 81 The EMPEROR IF France.
PROCLAMATION.
Iahaoitants-National Guards-and YOU Soldiers
ofthe French empire at Guadalupe:
we come in imitation of the whole of France,
TO swear with our hearts, fdeltyto our emperor,
Napoleon the Great, honor and love to our mother
country, which he now governs.
BY IN unanimous consent, the change of the
sstional flag was performed this morning with an
enthusiasm truly French.
Let tranquility reign among us-let the white
cockade disappear--but let no one be disturbed
or invaded for opinions. There shall be respect
for persons and properties, but also active su-
perntendance over the. disturbers and the enc
mics of order.
The eye Of justice is open--and We shall know
how TO punish whoever troubles the harmony
which ougft to exist among US, under whatever
banner it may mask itse.s.
Mons. the general Baron Boyer de Payreleau
sub-comlnandant of the colony which have the
honor n replace, wishes rood he counts upon
You, and uI,ou me, and we Will fulfil his desires.
Live the Emperor Napoleon the Great.
Poirt a Petre, tire 1871 Jipe 1915.
CHEW Il. DE FRoMENTIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-30
80 Ne1O- Tears AddreG !

IOSHU LEAviTT, having waited without the
j delred effect on ihoie in with him, to
the manifeif injury Of himie'f and own creditors
takes this method of caIlingand he hopes TO be be
iieved fncere) on all Indebted 10 him for MEDf
CiNEa, or otherwife, to mike payment al his
houie ~ YargLsa B.hgs without further delay.
Mary Articles OTHER than cay6 will be gratefully
received at fair price and any compromife. ef
peciaiiy with The 60ns0 poor will be deemed lkfs
iacsihce than the whole debt.As iegol eafs,N in
notices of tina kind are perhaps always unplesf
an, to both parties a. well A. often unavaiiing,
they have been forbone here; and, whas is confd-
cred randa appeal to he better feelings Of the
heart, lu5liiu;td, like Clarity, as ~ exeel.
lent, way #
Portland, Jan. 9, 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-01-30
G15,ooo Dollars,
Iann.rY Is
HIGHEST PRIZE

HIGHEST PRIZE,
TICKETS at fvs doHars in the Canal Lottery,
mag be had at the Bookitore of e. LITTLE
& Co. Middle ftreet, Portland Gathering tie ys,y
lou prize Of ,bs Tckss. it is prefumsd this Lo,sty
will ,ffer to advensurers as aAt ering profpeH
a. any heretofore pubiilhed NOT two blanks TO
prize, and ne deduction from prizes. All who
with to obtain haad(oms fortune for trif.ing
FUN will p!eale TO cal! At E. Little It Cos, where
they can be supplied with who'es, HAYES. quar'er.
aud eighhs, in the above lottery prize tickets "a
other Lotteries taken in payment.
uPyoceedings eftbe Hartford Cmven-
ton may be had as above.