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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-13
Herrings and Shad.

80 barrels Herrings
Is ditto Shad, Alexandra inspec.
ton, for sale by
June 13 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-13

Arvceum and a Museum have been
..ahi;shpd at Athens, principally under
.as.natronage Of the Russian Minister,
Count Capo dsstTia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
Pr2hcrly in Richmond for sale.
.Taularyo Of

& N pu' snancg ct deed OF trust execn-
I'd 20 me by the late Francis raylor. dated the 25d of
Court to m payment several sur.s of money tr;
III l"entioiy ioJum Sheppard, shall sell public auc-
no on the PREMISES on Tn l7 day ot month, lot
parcel Of ground ri. tho city oillic,imond and knnwn
az" DISTINGUISHED IA the plltaid survey made by William
u. Fa!e Tor William DuNa BY toe number seventy eight
and uS; parcel ground that vas co,,.,ri Il, ih
sd Francis Taylor by Gabriel Raston by deed dated the
hrst % May lsl2 aid recorded indie General Court. by
consent ote parties negotiable note with an approved
will be required for omch OF the purchase money
rs ma! be necessary 20 raise thousand ad fifty dollars,
With nrt i from the 23d OF epnDr 1914, and the t-
peES OF sale, payable the first da ofNarch 1916 and for
,he balance, an accommodating credit viii D. given. which
viii be mail >iown AT the Sale " SHEpP 4RD
JANUARY 81. s.-vfIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
PUBLIC AUCTION.

state OF he tucsY on Goose Greek, icing part
u a. original survey { 1000 acres, by virtue Of an
Try made the i2;h OF Ma, 1883, and formerly
'"n,d by Il 'bcr rollaIi, Esi. OF tais place, Who
nov Rods the remainder Of tee Original, and who
v be 50 ob!SinS &c 70 give information It's va
iuc. sSc.
The saie will take place at The Auction Roam Of
liero, siuton {; CO. GA Iues,ay the 9th day OF Fe-
bruary next. The title viii be conveyed by Il geu-
ieman OF this pi1ce, Of uad uhted re ponsbiity,
with a general war.any The sale is actually
made to n NECESSITY, and viii be without reserve
II is consi erred an object worthy the attention Of
those who wis, TO buy Western Land, or who have
money to lay cut to advantage. Farther particulars
on the day OF sale. by order Of the proprietor,
THOS. TAYLOR.
January q. S3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
A MERCHANT MILL, &c.

ESOR SALE.-Thst valuable property
called Rocket Mill, the lower end of this city, con-
unus tonaNigation, working pair OF stonts-and
seven acres ot Land, IN detached parcels part of which lies
on ,i,e road That leads by Rockets and adjoining the Mill
VIII DC cerIt Tor sale the premises the 25t OF this
pNs. month (lnder the management of Thomas Taylor
a"ct9eer( on the iowing terms witt payable tret
equal payments OF SIX twelve and eighteen months Notes
neSou2bi and payable Of the Banks ibis city ac
esP9h! ndoise VIII be required and the title retained
III the whole is paid.
For further particulars, enquiry NAV be made of the,
Aucdoneer the Subscriber
SAMUEL PARSONS.
I;ishmond, LIST Mo. 9th, 1916. 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
FOREIGN.
IstNfo. o7M
MARSHAL NEY.

Note relative to the capitalization Of Paris.
" 1t is not wished, nor is it possible to
rcca. the'fesuits and the consequences of
the Capitulation of Paris, signed by the
Duke of Wellington and Prince Butcher,
H. the name of the allies, and producing
Immediately the re-estabiishment of the
throne for the king; but the subsequent
observations are made on the faith and
validity of Capitulations, with reference
TO articles 10, ii and Is, of that of Pa
ris.
Capituiations or conventions concluded
by Commanders in chief are not momenta-
ry and passing conventions, but are. every
where recognized as Permanent engage
ments.
Treaties thus formed by their repre-
sentatives cannot be arbitrarily changed by
governments, particular to the prejudice
of the security of' Tie f'rofersy, the liberty
and The tjfe of the party guaranteed by the
original capitulation.
Even no possession whatsoever acuui-
red by the capitulation, Can be disposed of
without fulfilling the conditions under
which the acquisition has been made.
"a government, in yielding any posses
sion whatsoever, cannot disengagc itself
from The guarantee Of capitalization and
oppressed do not the less pres rye the right
of claiming its protection against subse-
quent violations of their personal secu-
rity.
Civil or military persons, accused of
political offences, covered by q capi.ula-
ton, cannot be delivered up to be tried by
a ne7v government, nor even by that which
is re-established in its rights.
France has conSecrated this practice
in all civil zed nations, and part cularly in
England, the history of which presents a
series of obligatory examples.
"The only deviation occurred at Naples
where the capituation made by captain
Foote was not respected by Lord Nelson,
and where the party surrendered, on the
faith of the English government, 20 the
re-eS, ablished Neapolitap government, was
prosecuted and executed by the Latter 90
vernment-But Lord Nelson pretended
that Capt. Foote was not authorised to
make a capitulation, and yet that odious
transaction has cast shade over the Cha
racter Of Lord Nelson, and it excited so
much horror in England that nothing but
the emin mt services Of Lord Nelson could
have saved him from being the object of AN
accusation and Judicial proceeding in Par
lament.
Recently Generals S4vary, LalIemand,
and several others were not delivered to
the French government by the English, be-
cause the captain of The BeHeroHhon had
pledged h honor, and that not even by
written convention, but by an understood
eng, cement that all those who embarked
under his protection should have their lives
secured by government. The King of
France cannot pretend that the capGua-
ton is not binding on the grounds above
stated. How can he seek to violate this
single and most solemn Of the articles,
when with regard to the others. which are
to the Disadvantage Of France, he has been
compelled to lend himself to their rigor-
GUS fuihlment The capitulation was
concluded IN the name ofthe .ANiedPovers,
and the King Of France, on the day of tue
capitulation, was only one member Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
FOR SALE.

q n the County Of Albemarle, about one
q mile northeast ut the pleasant of Mnton,a Ssgn
iGTn containing i0i os9nd, about 80 OF which well
"a clover, ard 100 satisfactorily ,im,erd Part oghis hand
Ines along the north sidc OF the Rivnna Tie buildings
new and ircoanonly good ey consist Of cOmm0,o,s
Substnnia and dwCiihose With excellent rOunls
closets cellars, kitchens garrett &C. of other hor-
ses os OF which has three very good neathouse
DAIRY, houses Tor servants Sc. l. very large barn. in the
Fens!Naia siyc, With IA extensive stable under little
scitei highly picturesque commanding diversified and
inense view The siubrity The place. and tie goodness OF
water are proyerbi in ta part OF the country. The ci-
hty OF boat navigation, and The proximity of Milton, where
Alsrc received twice week from almost every direction,
and where several good stores kept greatly add the I'D
yantagcs ri the Situatou.
This iittle farm would suit professional Gentlcman-a
minister of the Gospel-a LaWycr-l PLY sician-or
sTcior OF Youthful might also be madean excellent stand
fora Tavern, simply by intending old road.
he Terms will be tSnna.-For said terms. apply to
ROhert 5. Garnet, the proprietor Of said farm in Essex
co1ny-o Martin Dawson, at Milton, AlbeInarc, L.
II. Girartn, III Richmond.
CO. Mr.. THOniGg Z. R0n90AGA. who lives in the immed
ate vicinity Of the place will sew the premises person
desirous of purchasing. The buildings originally pl,
ned and erected by chat gentleman for the his own
ianyndar are, OF course, unusually convenient, solid and
meat.
December 30. 79-wlny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

or The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gr's-
rally. and tuve week during the session % the SAFE
Legtsiu0ePriee, the heretofore, ltce DstdTs per
an,,nn. payable IL, advance. of Chartered Bu>s.
foity) wilt BE- rrcei, ia payment. The EDITOR Will guar
the safety OF RENTING them by mail the postage oil all
Letters being paid by the writer's
l No papers Will b. Discontinued but at te discretion
ofthe E.litor until all 'rrearTs,s have been painp:
o. Whoever will guarantee the pa! net oil name pa
pers shall receive TENTH gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
q One sqnGeFrS insertion, as oeHfsach continuance,
so ccrIts.
No advertisement Inserted until has either ba fgidJor,
Or GIsHied ~ person IN tins cay o. its eiitO's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
GOLD MINE.

'sVE Subscriber wishes to sell or eX-
4 chance for property IN Richmond, his plantation in
9unycr called Gold Nine containing upwards ofcg hun
ri ncreslvrr than third OF which is IN woods. lthc5
90 panuniy river opposite The farm of Col. Charlls Dab
y,and adjoining The hucky N IfsctOu " is mn excel
n dweiliughnuse win aHi two passages Che
thOusct yards. rudcn &c. convenient and IN GOOD
lr The Subscriber doosnot believe tat tbtrc is more
siihy spot Of The Bte Ridge. n j. about twenty
1n RichuoiI, which distance. added % it
ahriy q bold Cly bate Spring. be- thinks would rndcr
yery dcigaihe summer retreat inr cuzu ofici'-
i1nL Ne calculates gtnEa rent o. from SIX % seven,
Iuirel dollars for itc seal. which mightbc had
'nha reservation ~ the ous;s, re.
Fer terms AMI other particuis,, apply TO Mr. Jhom's
Rleisrd.on iu Richmond o. tic Subscriber, who vii
'"aiu on the prtusi,ls q Few wOeiss. -
DANIEL COUCH
Dfcsn,igr 80 71-lcJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
NOTICE.

FgNllE Subscriber intends to make application ut
Y the Farmers' Bank Of Virginia, for the renew
q Of Certificate Of the Stock NJ that Bank, num-
tered 900, and dated the i0,h February 1913 the
original Certificate having been destroyed by fire in
Petersburg on the night ofthc 9th July last, or o.
herwise lost or inisaid.
EDWARD STOKES.
Janusry 90. Si-v6wp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
II Oh. l2.-NO. 50.

sucn an indulgence. The agent in himself
Is declared 70 DC an intelligent man, and
to speak French correctly.
The Emperor Of Austria has assured
The Nenetians that he is very friendly 10
their commerce. That not ONLY Shall i, ,Ia
a tree port, but that it snail have privi.eee.
which t'ieste has enjoyed under the Aus
trian government and even some additio,Al
privileges OF impost and customs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
MIR. DANIEL ALLEN,

z you are not a resident of this Sa'
ana, nave agent known to me- YOU are hereby no-i
ned, uit ON tie first Monsy ia ,rii next Fl.Nm
|u|ocfiad, bctwe' the mhir vi iine III the mOrI'n,
sunset Of tN day. , take te deposition OF \.
ton Ford and others b. read evidence IN sit M
ing m The Superior Conri OF chameery for he Richmond
District ia which Allen H. Harris and Eliza as wi at.
plaintiffs, aud you and Others defendants gr5i ,,.,
cause tie depolltions not taken The ~. riay th,
depouoS viii bc iuen AZ TIE place se day.
ALLEN 4. II RGi5.
january Is. SO--w4w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
.ND7YCE.

'S3HE Subscribers, tx cutors Of John Glib
son. Late OF PrintfWilmn county, Va. b,in dcsirous
OF closing thir exeeuorslp aecu r,by Civ, notice To
all persons indebted % the estate uf E'd Gibson make
paymeni-ard all togs hsyii, cs1 ai>t said estate to-
prySeI.t Ia same properly Authenticated before te ls av
OF jui,r. lSl3--oiheraisc he wild hold them
selves FSspon'lbie ior the pa!nnei, OF the debts.
JOIN SPENCE,
JAMES REID,
E.ree,roYof JOHN GIBSON.
Dumfi;es, Jsnusr, IS. SO-wtistJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
90 DOLLARS REWARD,

a. ILL be given, (above what the law
Wv allows either for apprclenling and securing in
jaiI so that get him, delivering the subscriber in
James city, or William y. Camesyne, the city Of Rich
90 years Old. low and well set ofdar yellow complexion
with pleasing eountenaneehe the ri,eras boatmnn
IN 1914 with one Moss of Bedford, whom he was hired
aSd eloped from William Saunders, in Richmond in May
lSl5 he aa wife at of The Mr.. HarTiss either IN tie
upper end Of POwlaan lower end Of Cumberland where
Re most probabys concealed though he may he IN Lynch
brs, or Richmond, perapsn the neghhorood of Mr..
Grahains Coal Pits where he worked for ms,v wears
WILLIAM T. BARRETT.
JautqTy Is. 7s-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

'E7iiE Suh~riber nif rs For Sale or Hire, a Ne
y gro WOMAN, accustomed TO house busircss.
and is good washer and roner.
IHOS. RICHARDSON
January Of gist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
lime q0lI. 1915.
coniaissioner's 0Rice, citv cfRieiimoni, !
1of6 40 9Th 1915

In Conformity to the aforesaid decree, the parties therein
,ene hereby notified. that have appointed The eighth
'al order into effect on which dry they requested TO
attend Office ~ this city, at ten clock ia the morn.
% with their accounts AMI vouchers ready for examination
s settlement, and with copies Of the papers pertinent
thereto. SAMUEL PARSONS, VI. {.
lanforr r, 75--qr27p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

Vultd6ie 2o6acco LAND y .W'EGROES
-EHOR SALE, and Immediate possession given.--
g DESTROYS oi retiring from agricultural pur-
salts viii sell 20 thr highest bidder, the 5,h q!
February next, il air, otisrwis;, the next fa.c day,
The sale to continue tram day to doy, un,ii COM
pleted, my FARM, in the connty OF povbatsn,
where now reside, situated Oh the Lyuohhurg
road four miles IRON Scott3yillc, three miles from
James River, and thrty-three miles from ltich-
inond, containing from Eve 10 ak hundred acres.-
The situation is high, hea thy, IN an agreeable
neishborhool; about Two hundred AMI hI,y acres
of this land is ia wood and heavily tubered nearly
100 acres prime meadow land, considerable part
Of which is highly Improved large proportion OF
the cleared and is fresh and well ADAPTED To the
growing OF tobacco: the fields generally fertile
and well set With clover about 100 bushels OF
wheat seeded in nice order, an extensive oreharl
Of choice ftnits, handsome falling garden, newly
enclosed, large two-sOry dwellng-house, kiich-
en-, smoke-house, dairy, carrisge-house, school
house, ice-house, Sse. large farmhouse stables,
sranares, tobaccoh Ouses, overseer and negro hou-
SEES. A Manufacturing Mill driving three peir
stones, embracing two never failing streams, and is
in point of machinery, workmanship, and its situa
ton f,r the purchase of wheat Inferior to no coun-
Try Merchant Mill in the State. The mill and
plantation will he sold separate together suit
purchasers.
The negroes from 80 to 20 in numberare x neral
Ivy eung and very likeiy-among them are an excel
lent miller and cooper, carpenter, shoemaker,
two cooks, house servants, &c. all the household
and kitchen furniture, the plantation utensils ard
crop on hand, parcel Of valuable mules and horses,
stock Of COWS, sheep, hogs, SIC. SC.
The terms lib raj and made known at the sale
In all where credit is given, liberal discount
viii be made for cash.
The mill and plantation would be sold privately,
previous TO the day ofsale, if de siicd.
Reference 10 Samuel q. Swami, Richmond,
Frederick Clarke, mem Manchester, orto the Sub
saiber on the premises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
POSTPONEAIENT

Inc Sale OF the above property is Numerically postponed
unte lam day of 81 Mo. o. Mach next, which time
viii certainly take place fair, the fair day. and
survey OF tue property will be exhibited the sale.
Ist No. eth. s4-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
TIE SUBSCRIBER

yTAS removed his Office TO No. 8, of the
Y Compiler Rorr the Capitol Square, where he may
be seen daring Tie usual hours Of business.
II. y. DANTEL.
Jnnuaryo. T6--,4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
Mn. JAMES WlNFREL,

Mr.. JAMES WINFREE,
SIR,
T2I.EASE TAKE NOTICE, that 7 shall
proceed 70 take the deposition Of Cdrsooder Clark
ESQ. and others the house Of Amdsttd Otey. in The
Of hery. bedford c0unty The 2jh day Of February,
1915, TO b. y. I'd IS evidence ~ snow depending tie
Superior Cont Of Chancey, for the Richmond district,
VIII rein plaintiff and sou defendants admins
traitor walter Scott, deceased which place you may
attend If you blink proper.
JOHN HAYNES. hagi0r,oC
WiiiiQHiScoff, dsrh
DcccmboFs, 62-Sw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30

For Sale, on accommodating terms,
ES valuable and beautiful FARM, in
~ the forks OF the Rivaa river in A!bemarIe cosi
ty containing $50 ID er--alOut of which is cleared
aud III good repr, with tOufurtablc dwelhnehousc. and
other necessary oui-on' several hundred fuit trees OF
various kinds. The balance good farming and toscco
la eNeellently waterei and tnbere and consdefed as
healthy situation as amy. DAYTD l. LEH'IS.
JANUARY Is. 7S-wS,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
NOTICE.

NJ HE
w AVING qualified on the estate of VIII
liam Howard dee. Of &c county of Atemare as a,l.
minstraor de bonis with he will anneNedAn per
sons having claims against the sud requested to
make them known 10 me possible and those
indebted To tie SAID estate, Will make immediate pay
ment 10 myself William II. StoNall Uftle county Of
Green, kentucky, whom have constituted my attorney to
receive the same, and who viii be such. As is
my determination settle the accounts the said estate as
soon as possible no indulgence b. given.
c. II. SAUNDERS, admir-
of WILLL2.W HOW.GRD, dec
January %. S2-1v1gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
hTFTY DOLLIR5S REWT1RD-

P1FJ DOLL-IKO HE ~ -9hO,
ESOR MACE, a black man, about 10 years Old
3 between aud feet high, well set, little
squint IN one eye, wears sar-LuSs WAS raised in Al
exandra, where he has been hired Jog several years
aad IS expected TO be there now. lie was sold BY
Mr. Richard Strawn Of Wystiucre land, 70 a Mr.
Fucher OF Richmond, and ~ MIN to Daniel Field
Thirty dollars for isham, yellow man, puicl ased
OF Air. Bell of Richmond, By Daniel Field, about
40 years old, feet high, ani stout made. Hes Il
good countenanee, Though bold AMI assurnnr n.
IS an excellent osticr snd csrriag driver. lie has
wife at Mr.. Eliutis, in Petersburg, where he liv
ed many years, and IS well known.
Thirty dollars for Kit, black man, purchased Of
DIR. Tazeweli, ofChesterfeld county abou; IS years
old, nncommoniy stout mad, very black, and dis
posed TO smile when spoken to- Has wifi, ut Pe-
tursbuTg; believe at DIR. Walkers. Ho has hes,
seen several times lately in the neiehborio1d Of Pc
terahurg and Of DIR. Tazeve. will pay tn a
bove reward, o.. their bei-g delivered in the PeHi-
entary, in Richmond DANIEL FIELD, by
ELIJAH MAY.
December 27. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
JAMES CLARKE.

BellenenlnS. January 9. 737ytds
PSI VII. also sell my plantation in Bull Neck
near the town OF Jefferson, on James river Tor
which will treat privately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-30
IlON DON, NOV. y.
ENGLISH STOCKS.

Ihree Per cents 81, 55-O!d SiX per
cents IS. New Six per cents SO, nominal
The above with div from list Oct. 1915.
Louisiana Six per cents, 90, % nom. with
div. from 1st July, 1915. 5 * per cents of
1918, IS 1-2 "a, with dividend from 1st
Oct. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05
FOR SALE, the FARM

nF the fubfcfiber in W,.dbs~. eou6fling Of ..
~ bout TO acre. Of excellent LAND ples(antly
6Natea on the direTtirosd from Portland to Bridg
ton and Osis fields miles from the formsr place.
and bounded fou,h wefferly by Prefumfcet Riv-
erwin eonvsu;snt Aory Dwelling Houfe-
2 good Barns. and fueh other buiIdngs ~ are ne
ceifsry 10 render il convenient. Ths Farm (which
-ss iui,sbly divided into moving sisge. psfturins
aud wood iand) 10 under good Rate Of cuitivs-
young orchard Of abcu. 600 trees, principally
grated .-The G,us,ios IL good and Tie buildings
are well calculated for Tsvsrn-tbers being none
uear.
The whole will be difpofed OF on reafonabls
terms and liberal credit il reiuired-Fer partieu-
lars apply 70 JOHN CHUTE,
on the prentice. W)
Windham, Oa. -, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

A further time of,hree months having been
allowed oy The Hon. Judge cf Probate Tor III.
Couny OF Cumberland. to the ctedi,ors to The
Estate OF Levi Cram, late Of Windham, IN said
county deceased, 20 exhibit and prove their claim,
the commissioners, appointed 20 rec Give and
examine sane claims, give notice that they 81. Ill
attend said service At Edward rompson's dwell.
ling house IN Stsndisb, On The second Tuesday.
of November, December, and Jsnusry ne x, from
W0 until five o'e,.ck IN he st.ernoun
THEODORE MUSsEY, ! Commits
EDW'D. IOMPSON. s,oueys.
Oc,. Is 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05
MILLRRS
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT,

risnes has proved the efficacy Of this oiE,msat.
1t 10 perfectly iafe in its operaiioa. sud may ~
app'ied to the lnslIeit inlaas vishoat danger.
The fesns isagreeable--lt IL not nscsAkry for The
patient to take Bsimftons - 10 common il oshee
ointment. This ointmeu 10 put up in tin bose,
eonvenieat to carry, and each genuine boz will
beaccompanied with direetioas Il genuine. &wiI b.
6gaed by JosI MsIIss The above Ointmeas
may Re had in fma,l or large quantities Of Josf
MIlLHa, 81 Gss,gs DOCTOR Craus HoLsseoE.
Sign If ST. Lukes Head. No. So Hanover areet,
DR.. SANE. tiosron,. jr. No. a Newbury Dreet.
BsAes. of Mr.. BfNJAMIN BvrAAs. Fsvstssd Raw
ron, and Bruce. WaidsbsssseS: MIR. Jude Hyde. Of
Bruufwick Prince and Wafhburn, zSs~sfss. aed
Oakes Perry, Cssds Rice B Ceer Friesdlhip
George Robin(On St. George. RJuy II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05
Az hhds OF Jamaica and Barbados
RUM,
SO bbls Meis and No. 1 BEEF,
Fer fale by
]. RICHARDSON,
Oct. Long Wharf.
JOSEPH NOBLE,

JOSEPH NOBLE, at
Coppersmith d Plumber.
A T his fhop near the head Of Union Wharf, Fore
0reet, Portland. hAs for fa'e.
Bsafs Andirons Shovels, Tongs AID Hooks
Brals aud copper Kettles. and Warming Pane
Sets Of Copper Me.fures
Rum and Hsnd Punps - soett
,, sls Caddelticksx Lamps Swimmers and Ladies
sdox. copper BinnaeIe. S,rsp aud Pan Lamps
Copper Male, Bolts and Spikes s..f
Deep fea hand Cod and Mackerai Lead
Lead SCOUTS Nets of Weights s,
7s ~ aud % pouod do Iron Windsss Boxes
Tin Riveu-- Iron Glue Pots .fsei4.s
Dutch and Eugli(h Pos-Shee, and Bar Lead
Block Tin Spe,er
BrsE'ers and Shesthing Copper aep
few boyes Of Tin Piate-2d clout Male
quantity of email fixed damaged Wire,
Rotten and Pumi.e Stone,
1000 lbs Of Old Copper, &c.
~ n. Manufactures all kiods Of work 10
his lice. fueh ~ Copper CompoG len and Lead
Work for vedeis, together with a., kinds Of Com
petition ssd Bsais Csfngs for Machinery
N. B.-Cafh given for old Copper, Pewter and
Lead. IT, July Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05

THE fubieribsr hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and takes upon himfesf the truf of admini.tr = sr
on The sitass of THO MAS BARNES, late of Pc
land IN the county of Cumberland. Eiqn,se, de
eeaieo' ~ giving bond as the Law dirsas-he
therefore requets all perions who are indebted 20
the taid dscesied elfate to make immediate nav.
msnt and thofe who have any demands thereon.
20 extooi the lame TO josiah DUNN Il,
Poland, 0ct. l6, 1876
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-05
The last CALL.

It He subfcribet requelfs Al perfons ipdebtsdte
him Tor POSTAGE, in the towns Of 1utk6e1,
Sumoer, Hartford, Livermofe, Jay, Dx6eid, TUT.
osr, Minot and Poland, to make payment on Of
before the 10 day Of December next. othsrwds
their accounts viii be !efe with A. K PAlRIs, Eiq.
Of Paris. for collection. Receipts will be Ielt
where their papers are until thai time and no loo.
ger - the iubfcrbers time ont for carrying the
mail on that souss VIM. SAWINh
Ca -.