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PUBIC AUCTION

I state oS Kentucky, on Goose Greek, being part
oan original survey flr 1000 acres, by virtue of an
entry made the ioth of May, 1888, and formerly
owned by Rsber; Pollard, Esq. of tits place, who
now hods the remainder of the original, and who
: II be SO obiigng as 10 give Information its va
Tue. &c.
The sale viii take place st the Auction-Roon of
Heron, Snton Z Co. ON Tuesday the 9th day of Fe-
brisry next. The utc viii be conveyed hy gen
tleman OF this place, Of undoubtcd responsibility,
with general warranty. The sale is actually
msde from nee 'ssty, and iii he without reserve
II is considered an object ~orthy the attention of
those who wish to buy Western Land, or who have
money to lay out to advantage Fartherparticulars
on the day of sale. BY order If the proprietor,
THOS. TAYLOR.
January 81 83-tds
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CARTER II. DREW * ca.
January g.

I'm I'm Il. DREW a. CU.
~ L. jgst received, per the Warrington from
4 Liverpool, and viii open i'll few DAYS, at the
house now occupied by Nessrs. jerks x Billings,
fifteen packages Of GLASS WARE, part very
elegant, consisting otfnc Cut X Plain Dscantcrs.
Pitchers, fambiers, Wac, Syiabub and Jelly
GLASSES, Sugar Basins, Cream lures, Lemona,ie
Cans, India Shades, Passage Lamps, Proof Phials.
&c @e. And are in daily expectation OF receiving.
II assortmsat ofEARTHEN WARE, consisting >
ot hpe blue Printed and Lust.e Pitchers, Dining.
Sets tIe ALso, per the John Bcr.yuin, from Ma
dena, q lew q''after casks choice OLD WINE 5,
all OF which will be sod low, ton cash acceptance
rs In town.
January ~. 7S-tf
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NOTICE.

FFvFIE Co-partnetshp of Lee, Wynne & Co ex-
4 pires This Day, by mutual consent--AI
those indebted 10 the concern, will come forward x
iiquiate their secounts--and those having claims
Will bring "iem forward to Lee S, NYynne, whe
are authorised 90 settle the said concern
THOS. BROWNRIGG, WIN WINNIE,
RtCI.D I. BROWNRIGG, JOHN LEE
Richmond. Ian. 25, 1916. SS--6t
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FOREIGN.
Charleston, ian. IS.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


BY the arrival of the ship Bayard, Cap
tain Rich, in IL days from Havre-de- Grace,
we have received the Treaty concluded
between France and the Allies.
The enormous expense which inevitably
accrues from the assumption of such
debs, will very clearly account for the I'M
just taxation put upon American mer-
chants. (See the correspondence in the
preceding columns.)
With an Intelligent friend, passenger in
the Bayard, we have had some conversa-
tion--from which we have gathered
more characteristic facts of the prescnt
state OF France, than could be furnished by
the papers printed under the Royal au-
thori;y.
With regard to the present state Of
trance--it was impossible TO convey any
accurate description. All parties, howe
YER, are united against the allies. The
Emperor Alexander, who had formerly
been very popular, had entirely lost his
influence, since the publication of the
Treaty, which exhibits him as claiming as
great share of the af,oliation as any 9TH
er' deliverer.' The Russians, however,
(mrahile dictu y had set an eranif,le of
civilization to all the rest of the foreign
troops!
1t was the decided and universal opin-
ion Of military men, both enemies and adj
mirerS, that in the last campaign which
decided the fate of France, Bonaparte had
united and displayed the most wonderful
talents, both in his plan and in the sue
cession of operations. 1t was said that he
excelled himself. The ultimate failure OF
the great battle, was owing to the fortui-
tous circumstance of Marshal Grouchv's
diUiSio's being turned by the Uery PrusSianS
zoho comfiosed'a Part Of the arniy beaten
three days precious, and ted on 6y general
BuloTo.
The ge.eral impression excited in France
upon Bonaparte's surreniering himself to
the British Government, was that he had
committed a premature and disgraceful
act. The soldiers themselves, whose at
tachment to him had been so enthusiastic,
openly declared their disappointment, and
even accused him of being the first to aban-
don the army at Waterloo, in Russia and
in Egypt.
The balance of trade is very heavy "a
gainst France.
The anecdote of Lord Wellington hav-
ing been turned. out of the kings box, was
an actual fact.
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LEE"
-" Bordeanr, Oct QoM. 1915.

@<~' -tttt|yf Ltts -OsN, 1919
SIR,
Mr.. Gueyrieux, receiver of the North.
ccrtihedthe day before Yesterday. to INV
countryman, Mr.. Andrews, that unless he
paid immediately, the sum Of SIX thousand
two hundred and eigh. francs, for which
he is avowedly taxed. according 70 hrs
snffosed faculty and cahi'Qi on the roll OF
the war contribution of-one hundred mil
lions, he should send Garnisaires to his
house--and yesterday the same receiver
male known TO Mr.. Andrews, AS YOU will
perceive BY the incloscd notiication-that
unless he paid the amount Of this tax in
hree days from the date of the same, his
furniture and effects should be seized and
sold, for the payment thereof.
This, Sir. is rather an arbitrary pro-
ceeding. 1t is trifing with the rights and
privileges Of a native American citizen, es-
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= DoTdeaHT. Oct. 5. 1915.
The Project OF Bordeaux, &c. sc.
NJ. LIE COUNT,
My oountryman, MIR. Andrews,
resident merchant in this city, has been
taxed on the vol for the milt erv contribu-
tios of 100, 900, 900. the sum of6, EOS francs
against the injustice of which, ne appeals
to you. requesting me on transmitting to
you the enclosed letter on this subject, to
support his reclamation. But find he
has stated in so clear and pointed man
aer, the illegality of this inpos.ti5n thai
ne has left no room for me to make any
additional observations thereon.-Having
in this country no civil rights, no FrcncA
commercial HriUiteses whatever, he ought
not, by the laws and usages Of nations, to
be called upon to concur in any extraorcii-
nary war tax, for the support Of govern
ment, in which, from OWING allegiance to
his native state, cannot, nor is not allowed
to take the smallest share, and the char
ges of which the subjects of his Majesty,
are alone bound from duty and affection to
sustain.
lam, &c. &c.
[Signed1 W.LEE."
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
JgIO enable the Subscriber to close his adj

' n w tTiDIC Ute CIUSCTII)~T 10 CIOSe MS UtI-
inipsrltion on the of the late 8fr. Edscard
Garter, of frnceWiam county, Va by dischar.ing debt
der for cash, The BelTaycrn, in the city OF Rchnoid
Thursday the st day of February, ens,,g, between
thirty and forty SLAVES, belonging the said estate,
consisting of men, women boys and girls unronmonly
iSey, and Uf good character and amongst them prime
cooper. EDMUND BROOKE,
-idIliRiSfTGf0r ruth me zrV annexed,
Of Eaeard Carter, dec.
.YOntfofy o.. 83-fds
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January q.
TIETTY DOLLIRS EETVJRJ5-

FiFJ'Y DOLLARS REWARD,
TNOR MACE, black man, about l9 years old
Il between aud feet high, we'll set, little
squint in eye, ear5obs, was raised in AL
cxan',ia, where he has been hired fer several wears
aad If expected to be there now. He was sold bv
Mr.. Richard Strawn OF Westmorelani, to a Mr..
Fulcher Of Richmond, aud by him to Daniel Field
Thirty dollars for Isham, yellow man, purchased
OF MIR. Bell Of Richmond, by Daniel FIELD, about
40 years old, feet high, and stout made. IIus
good eounensroe, though bold ami assuming. He
Il an exc.'ent os'er and carriage-driyer lie bass
wife at Mr.. Eliiott's, in Petersburg where he liy-
CD many years, and is well known.
Thirty dollars for Kit, q BLACK man, purchased Of
Dr. Tazewell, ofChesterieid county, about IS years
Old, uncommonly stout Tnale, very black, ard dis
posed 20 smile when spoken to- Has wife, at Pc
tursburg; believe nj DE-. Wslker's. He has been
seen several times lately IN the neighb1 rhood of Pc
tersburg and OF Dr.. Tsze~ell. | will pay the p
bove reward GA their being delivered inNhe Peni-
entiry, in Richmoni. DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY
December q. 71-tf
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CT The enquirer is published twice week. gene
rally. and three uss week during the seon OF thu S,rts
LegistVre-Psice, the same hertopr Fire Dollars per
apnum, payable in advance Notes of Chartered Dils;
(oafy) viii h ceive IN payment. THE Editor will guar
antce the Salty of RENTING them By mail the postaS, OF all
Letters being paid by the writer's.
OF No papers viii b. discontinued, Chn at the discretion
Of the Editor until all IageS have been paid up
OF Whoever viii guarantee the payment OF nine pa
pvrs, shall receive tenth. grctir.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
O. One sqaa'e-FGst 1ise70 ,eas-trh copfin,cnce
so
No advertisement Inserted until ms either ben o7id fr
or assu0ed by some person in fhis city is eapions
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Land near Richmond. Hor .SnLe. :

Land 7Iedr Richnonu, Tor 0ule.
r1WOM so to 100 Acres Of LAND, lying
Immediately haci; of Mr.. Ba,1y Cosfgfs Farm nrtl
adjoining that OF Major Hugh Davis. The distance from
ciin ond agreeable 20 survey is short Of miles.
thy Itrnpkeroad now about go Incorporation from te
Merow Bridges to Rchuiond viii pass through Itmay
not J Hniss 90 state that sufficient number of shares have
been nAI 10 itsesab.ni.t The and isunclr-
al aid oieNcelleiit qualty.-Enquire Of
THOMAS T'dTLOR,
Dsc1rtrr %. 70-tf
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FOUNIO


FOR OdLE,
a UalrtGble Robs-UaKs E.sfa6Esinenf
FEVHE subscriber cffers for sale with is nacnnery,
4 end lately carried on by John 5. Shelton >, g.
at Port Mayo, "a little below Rocketts) Together
with tIc lot on which it stands, containing about
acres OF ground. Alsi, 7 NEGRO MEN, well
acquainted with Inc Rope Walk business
For terms, which viii be- liberal, apply to
=. r. SHELTON, .Rqenf for
JOHN 5. SHELTON, 8 Co.
Jenuary 16. 79.3w
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LoxDoN; Dec. q


"A merchant vessel has reached t,e
Downs. with intelligence from Cadiz. Of
the date ofthc 10th nit. The Aurora had
entered that port from Lima, and lad
brought 100000 dollars. Another shin
with I like supply of specie. was daI,v
expected from the same quarter.
We were sorry to observe the Funds
Saturday MADE no advance upon the de-
pressed price OF the preceding day. This
proves that the Monied men require sfn,e-
thing more satisfactory than the mere CON
Jec'ure OF OF our brother Journalists, to con-
vince them of the backwardness of Minis.
tiers in sanctioping a loanto the French go,-
ernrent. But let us hope we may vet h.,
saved from so impoIitic, nay, we nav ever,
say so wicked project. What! have we
no embaTrassu,ents at home and can The.
dsheartened manufacturers. and the haze
ruined land-hoiderS, so easily bear ara az.
dltion TO their burthcns, at this time To nav
orto guarantee, for it is the same tb;ns-'
the interest Of loan to the French KIM,
When arc We ever to hope for a ter,nina:
zion OF the expenses to be entailetl ,Don
TINS devoted country?
1t our appeal should have no effect uno,
.ne Infatuated men who have the direction
oi our affairs, we trust our friends AZ leaet
VIII accept our caution, and beware how
they are enticed, by any specious promises
OF lnteI est, into contribution towards Tie
PE'Jec'ee 'oan' LA1oTning- CAronicle.
Fu'Ehe7' particulars f.rtvioas TO The e,-e.,,-
non OF tie sentence Uhon DEarsHoL M,
Al four o'clock he was in a sound s,es.,
from which he was aroused by the a~r;vri
Oh ms VIE and children, with Madam.
Canon, his sstcr-in-law. Madame M.
on entering The chamber Of her busban1
tell sense!ess on the floor IL e Marshal o..
sisted by his guards, took her ~. and
ter long tune remaining in that state. che
began to recover; tears and sots snccoed-
GU NAs'oa me 'i-'o, Il ~ Tire NJ sIT srIaf
feet III similar state to her. sister Tn.
children stood silent but did cry-tbe Ella
est IS about II or IL years of age. The
Marshal spoke for long tine with his
wife and tamily-took tender alden rs
them, and Madame Ney was carried AVA,
IN scnseless stale. Shortly afterwards
veteran, who had served under tine NJ
sinai many Campaigns, and no was ono or
his guards, said, " never expected destE
Marshal, without thinking of Cod" -The
marshal stopped, looked at the man viii
attention, and answered." Yop are r;oIt
send tor my Confessnr"-When au o.
re dy, n would not enter the coach befors
the Curate, saying" Mount first. M, !.
Lure as can SO up quicker than Won .
PARIS PAP. Dec. 9.
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from 60to 70 Valuable lNEGKOE5

from 0to 70 VaLgable lSEGKOE5
gM I'LL positively BE- offered for sale, to
" the highest bidder, ON the second Monday in Fel,1,
airy tsing Caroline Court the Bowling Green FOR
ready payment, m notes Of the Bank of Virginia Farm
crs' Hank.-AmOng them valuable riccauics.
good eooS aud from IS 10 % likely young and biys
tie have seen accustomed O. cropping. DC sale will he
continued from day today, until completed.
JOHN ffOOrfFS,
JOHN g.. VOOLFOLK.
Executors If J,bu Jf081rs.aee
BoSiing-Green, January o. 76-s
FnNit present session m ue ouDsouDers soiu.t
q viii terminate on the last day OF February
the sumner SESSION will commence on Monday
the aih dry of March.
1UiIlON-z5 Dollars per session, payable ia
dyanCe.
WAI S. REID.
I.nciJHrg, January 60. s5-g
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PURSUANT to the last will Of Peter
Watt dc. late Of Gloucester county viii M Sold TO
the highest bidder, for cash. The DRAGON Ordinary, in sai
county Tuesday the 9th day of February next, If "a
i NOT, the next fair dny thirteen valuable NEGROES con-
ssting chiefly of young men, and eiiildrer-ainon
the former IS an excellent Hoer and Carriage Dyrrr
other hank ots win be evpeeted in pa, net but those OF
the Virginia Farmers Bank.
JAMES r. ROY, heen.
fsr ne EtcrErJr.
f1nuGrv 2s. ss-tds
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1T bermuda kundreds for London.
fSN The fast sailing ship Edward, cspt Fish
fSgsyN er, to sail with all ssibe dispstci- loo
Sa7-se7-@ hogsheads Tobacco viii be taken GA
sieight. Apply to
ROBERT SHARP, 18th ST.
January 95. S3-tf
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.
THE following official letters. passed be-
tween Mr.. LEE, our Consul at Bordeaux.
and the Governor of the department. of the
Gironde. The firincihie contended for
not (it ppe,rs) by the present government
of France, bat by thu creatures of that go
vernment-is at once so absurd and tyran-
meal, that when an American merchant at
Bordeaux,was told that "he was taxed for
his faculties and his cahitai," he replied to
one of the chief assessors" owe Won a
tax on my house and patent for the perso-
nal protection your government aaords
me-this have pad but as to my facH.
ties and cQfitfat, | am indebted for then1 to
God and my country, and therefore owe
you nothing f. what you have not the
power to give, protect, or take away"
1t will be unnecessary to explain the
cause or nature of this dispute the peru
sal of Mr. LEES letters, will best develope
the disposition ofthe royal faction in France
the rights that are granted to American
merchants; and, at the same time, furnish
an able and handsome refutation of a pie a,
which is leveled both against justice and
common sense. Ed. S. Pat.
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f'OR f'HNIIN1I az CN4RIIt.E..

FOR FRBfGHY OR CH4RYE.R
rEC- The Brig WILLIAM. CGsfGin CILLPAT,
sHYsS. RlCK,of about two hundred and thirty tons
-s= hiilt OF the best materials and calculated sui
iast--iow ON her first voyage vii. BE- ready 10
her loading Roeietts in few daysApply 10
SMITH O. RLDDLE.
UXO H9TE FOR SALE.
Her entire cargo OF Eastern Lumber consisting of boards
plank aud santlngAso, Tor sale, twenty bbls. OF Bal
timorc Whisky.
December ,c
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&c the honor to he, SC. &c.
y The Project ToURNoN.
J." Bordeanr, 25th Oct.1a15.

I'OTUeNHIJ ZoM OCT. lEI5.
WILLIAM LEE, &c. to the Count Tour
NON, Project of the Department of the
Sronde.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Highest prize IS 35, 900

May b. had a; WINCHESTER'S,
", s, Ja"u. Row Ess6ssgs Street,
INARRANTED undr- ~n Quarters of Tickets
w in the 2nl Class he
Grand National Lottery
from G. is r. MATES Luckey Office.
For sale a. above Tickets, d 5 SO, whoies,
Quarters only d., in the
) plymouth LOtery-S 5000 Highest Prize :!
more prizes than blanks and no deduction.
C1Now drawing, d. 900 the highest prize,
In Union Canal Fourth Class,
may be had for only y. 49, or = quarter Of it
f,r D i,25, at
Winchester Lottery Office.
C. Correct lists kept of Che drawing. and ell
positive information given & sits.
- Wis:asset Bank BiHs tsken on seod terms
for BOOKS y STATIONARY,
which an sdduion.i supply is just fece vsd.
ALSO
AI.MANACko for 1917.
Po,t!sud, Oct. IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Mem Fail e Winter Goods.
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

Corne, Of Erohange and Middle Streets,
CONSISTING of bea wen Of Eugand Broad
~ Cioths-biack, blue, brown. olive, bottle and
mix'd iupe 6De and common ditto-!us crime aud
low priced CAffmers. all colour-blue, olive,
brown aud drao Hunters Cioths-Kerieys-- DUFF.
6lis-brown. olive: bottle, cinnamon fear ct and
black Bombszette,-B oxetts-Fi Figured Petite Elan
pcls-- Petite Cioshs-olive, brown aud Bronze
Queens Cio,h-I cafe 4 Irlh LiDneas-- Linen
Cambsics--4 4 and Ga Cotton Cambrics-Cam
brio Mullins Figured Mullins Cambria and
CommoI Cmosies- Fiannels and bazss. an short
ment- wal kim aid s 4 G,p2hsms-E Aco.
~ Shirting and oheetin2s -Bri,ifh Cot ons-Toil
inett and swanide~o veAngs-biack iilk Floren,
ti.e Vs0ing- Czaty1 and Nankio Grapes, black
and Co oui ed-oAek and ~hi.e Italian Grape
Scotch aud tartan plads--S4 4464s4 Chintz
.t4ws--Scariet and Drab Csnimere Shawls ELK
ditto- Imitation o.--hlAek znd co'oured Cambrcs
Italian Fioreoce and IndiA Luilripg,--Baudanua
Flag Tsild And spita Geld Handkerchief,-G
ss.ueu zod Latie. back ald white six Hofe and
Gioves- Ladies ieze and late Worried Hole
black aut white dos 4 and = 4 CaIicoes-- Furni
ture. and Copper Pa,es- Ce.s!ssnen add Ladies
Carpet Leather and Fur socks-Co,tou slafks-
Mar king CanvAfs-- India Caicoes, and Cotton.--
Habit Buttons ana TRIMMINGS Ribbons, an az
-Stoekine;ts--Wofiteda and Lambs Wool Panta
loon Hole-Pautsioon ID awers-i bale Ruil,s III
apers-- Umbrslzs-~p,ns-C Cot on Balls SC. SC.
The above vii be fold vefy cheap for Casa
only Nov. 5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
NOR SALE, The FARM

nF the fublcriber in Wisdbam, cou6(f;no 81,
- bout 40 acres of excellent LAND, oIesf., /.
ituaed on the direct;road from Portland to n.
ton and otis6eld-s miles from the former Ma
and bounded fou,h wefierly by Preiumico, H..
er-with convenient flory Dwelling Hou.r
good Barns, and fuch other buildings a. are =.
ceifary TO render it convenient The Farm fxt d
is fuitably divided into moving, ,illage, paitu,,~.
and wood Iand) 10 under good ftaie Of eutiy,
ton, is well feaced aud watered--produce, (, i
80 to 40 ioas of hay yearly, and has a tht,,.s
young orchard OF about 500 trees, prin,i.4 I,
grated The Gtuztion 10 good and tie build, :.
are vel calculated for Tavero--there helm, -, s
near
The whole will be difpofed Of on reafor =, !.
terms and liberal credit if required-For par.
lars Apply to JOHN CHUTE
on the prsmifes nf,
Wiodham, Oa. 90, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
Sop Runu7UQy.-

y
LEFT the service Of his mssler, on the even.
ing of,he Cd inst On inden'ed appgenaee to The
line and Irvine manufacturing business. by the
asme Of LtwIs BSYANr, aged i6 As.--He
had on when he went aS.y shor, blue coat and
srowsers, ve,y marrow ,immed wool hs, and
bundle of ciotI Q, in his hsrd *, is abou, S
feet high. light mpexion and brown i-ls
very laxative and TT YER q, loss 20 ~ Ike ou, .
plausible story: He isa native of Pnrilsnd, and
wa, by the authority tfthe tewn bound 10 he
subscriber, and this ia he hid zine fhs elop~.
Ment ,--Whteyer Will ares, add b,ine him ba i
10 tue subscriber. or give nios mstan at him, 5,
that he may he obtain. d, saalt be hand s~mely re-
warded for their trouble snd al necessar, CHI ,,ce
paid--And all persons slc hereby caut,onee
against haTbornY or trusting him on my sccoan,
~ shalt prVsecute TO the utmost penalty f,ht
law any who may ,rsnsgsess IA 'his psr;ieulat -
he is supposed o have gone 10 lis b. on, Paris o
d xfeld IN Oxford county.
Por'l nd Nov, S. HENRY FOYE,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
SeasODable Goods,
Are just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. SfORER,


CONSISTING of fuperfine black, blue, trown
~ coffee, bronze green and other colours Lou
don BROADCLO THIS; great variety of midd :
ling and low p,iced ditto iuperhne and comuron
black blue. miXd, drab, and Other coleurs Guge
and double mii!d Callimeres Cords black, wh,te,
red green and yellow Flanneis aud Baixss; S A.
6 4 aud 8 A ditto SwAnfk,ns; plain, tw,iled, 6g
ured and plaid Bombazstts; WiIdbores; PsotAiooa
Drawets variety of Vettings; cotton Hsadksr
ch'efs ELK ard cotton ditto Turkey red Has dan
mas; Imitation Shawis; mourning di,toi alk aud
cotton ditto adorlment plain and twill d cot
too shawIs black and white Mihiaetts +; black,
blue m,4sd, brown AID crab otockiogneft; &c. a.
aud 80 inch COTTON Umbrellas; very toe g,ugham
ditto Cotton Laees Cambria Muaias; Brace,
brown Linens; a variety OF pam aud tambouted
book, null, eao ADD other Fancy Muil,ns, sIsap
checked, lnp d aud corded Cambricks; Geam
loom aud coerain shirticgs; olive brown, biAck,
brown, and other colours Queen i Peli1e Cloths
cambrick and common .ocket klaudkerch els
black aud cooufed Snchaws Szrinetts /; back
white and cooursd Florence Silks twied ditto
Nankiu, Canton aud Itai,sb c. apes black Ii !
Haadkerehiefs /; Fioren,ne; Bumbazines; Rib
bons Furlirures; ladies black, whue aud fate
worried Hofe men. NIX d. back aud white ditto
| ELK Hole: mems worried AID lamb's wool Hail
Hoie black aud eooured sewing SILK aud Twiit
Bail Twiit Spittiefeid tlaadkersh,ffs; baodsn-
ma, check Gik, aud hght and dark flag ditto
| Linen Campricks, Cotton oAiis Hunter Cob
variety II Caliooes and C,nghams black. wniit
aud coloured Cambrics Co.tngs; Dofh. drat
aud blue kerieys-- LineUs large afori ment o
mems, womsE's aud child ens beaver. sd AID htl
0,ves-I apes-p,ain aud fgu'ed Raiuner'-
Eiun, tes--lndia Coitous--twiArd aud ehsck'd Cra
valr - R.fr BlaBkes- islps,iai Fix Buttons green
crimion, fearlet, orarge and grey figured rehf
Flannels- whie aud back lace Yelling Factor,
Shin Tugs, Checks. and 1hreads-Sattine,ss-B Bin
dIugs, &c &c.
| ~ The above frelh Goods are offered a. yer,
low Pricss for Cath only.
~ Purchaiers are respectfully invited TO calls
| Nov 5 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
ShipNrecked PrOpestv.

~ taken ir'o HE cuaody new fail. fuppofed to
be a ops mainiaii, toeeiher with boom. gait
boom pennant, main ihee, block. and two other
imali blocks. which were taken up adrift within
the waters Of this commonwealth, by Capt. James
Croker of The fchooner Frestown, Of Br,ltoi The
owner may have the tame by applying, proving
prop er,y aud paying chargssto
JOSEPH M COBB Commfioner Of
wrecks &c for the County CT Linco!u-
Hoothbay, Oct. 26
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-12
NOTICE

THE fuhicribers have been appointed by the
Hon. Jeremiah Bailey Judge Of probate for
the Ccunry OF Lincoln Commifoners TO receive
and esamine all the claims Of the feveral csedisprs
% the EQa,e Of THOMAS NJ CARGlLI. ale Of
Wiicaaet in faid County Deputy Sheriff decealed
Six months frcm the en- ina are allowed said
creditors for bringing in aud proving their claim,
The fubtcrbers vii, attend to THE tuin.ss at the
Reg'aer of Deeds Office in faid WircaT., On the
iirh Tuesday of November next and of the FIVE fol-
lowing moths from 20 clock a. NJ to = p. NJ
W. RlCE )Cum;x
SAMl sEtyY. f,s
JOIN II SHEPPARD ) .,..
Oa IS 1875.