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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
MTEW MEDICINE STORE. Kim Snhs,

NJ EW MEDICINE STORE. The Subscri-
" Der has just received and is now opening.
at that well known stand formerly occupied by
Dr. II. j. Crawlord, at the corner opposite the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, a very extensive as
sOrtnent Offresh and genuine Drugs. Medicines.
Dye-StpfS, PaiHts sc. which he offers for sale on
moderate terms, for cash or town acceptances
A few articles in his line are here enumerated
viz
SURGEONS Pocket Instruments, assorted !:
Forces best Tooth Instruments spring kew I:
Common do. do. Patent Trusses, double ,ttir-
ned ivory heads; DO. do. single do
do. do; Common DO; SPRING Iances; Evaus's
best Crown do. Pearl handle do; Common
do. Paint Brushes Sash Tools Marking
Brushes, sc. sc.
The Faculty arc particularly invited TO call
and inspect the Medicine, rs none but such as
prove 10 be ofthe first quality will be offered
for sale.
Country Physicians and Merchants living at
a distance. can be supplied with Medicine OF
very advantageous terms, aud at the shortest
notice.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and District Notes
taken nj par, III payment forgQOds.
The public need be under no apprehension
Of mistakes occurring in putting up Medicine,
as have in my employ person who has had
long experience IN the Apothccary Business, 4
IS well acquainted with putting mp prescrip-
tiOns. CHARLES H. ABRAHAM
Octobero. 45-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

ire to0o'r,Hg Li@cs GA TIE death Of SHERI
NM romts pen Of Noore, are token from
'he iondon -Horn;ag Chronicle. The Prince
Regent - '"i'Odseed IN tae 5th stan-a. rith me-
EsteG xcteYit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

IltoRtAIz--lu elegant Coach. WHICH naQ e!3l)
IL tire ia use but is in good state of JIM
ton having been lately completely required VIVA
conirnodiou, and suitable for large family H. ~ Is
nsl cost exceeded thirteen hundred doffars-WiS yi
Carriage Is plated harness complete for horses inc
twill sold either for each, credit OF ,xi,.
changed for goods at par price. oe eN-
~ Enquire ~ the Editor.
November 80 a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07
69,s

n AMP 4 TANNER'S OIL.-The Subscriber has ,..--5-
supply of Lamp 4 Tanners or which vii, Nv
sold low, by The fierce, Dbl. or less quantity oe
EDWARD HAJI,,,
ALso--ron RENT, STABLE, with eighteen IN.
Noce,abcr2i. 10 80 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

WM. p. SMITH & Co. have just received-5 hbds
ST. Croix do. do. loaf do. do lump do . boxo.
white HAVANA do 30 bags best green coffee chests
gunpowder and imperial, and IL do. young hyson teas
pipe Cogniac brandy 9 hhds. Jamaica rum do do
old, and OF superior quality 40 bags race ginger do
pepper do. ailspice 10 tons Swedes iron do his
tered steel; hhds. best green copperas do hest 70
failing molasses so Carey ploughs 90 boxes mould
candles. and 200 Spanish hides ~
Which, together with their former stock hcv osr far
sale, on accommodating terms. ~
November %. n, r.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

EHALL GOODS. .Jamcisoa s. Co. have lust
q receivedfrom New York, 2 large and gen
cal as5ortncns of DRYGOOI. 70 which they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

rHIIE National Register Notice is herein, yi- 49,
Peter Cotton, Bookseller, is duly aunonssd , We
for the National Register va Richmond "s'''
The primary object IN the above rabiiraf;o, =. q. :.
cord, with 1dc{itg, the proceedings of our rc,, "
State Legislatures, without participating In tic o
Of marty yofifics- e''''"''op
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

HHlo LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
~ executed TO me by Jesse Woodson aud recorded i'm
amea County Court, 10 secure the payment of certain
sums OF money therein mentioned, DR.. JOHN r. sy-
cher OF The county of Amelia, shall, the 10Th OF De-
ceinbeT next at the Bell Tavern the City of Richmond
proceed to sell, at public auction much OF Tucf Of
Iand lying In the State OF Ohio the waters of Dss
Cree Containing by original survey, 1000 acres as will
raise me sum OF three thousand dollars and some ine-
rest trIeon with the eXpences of the sale The land A.
Dove mentioned was purchased by John Tabb dec late of
Anela County IN his life, OF certain Richard JONES'
No defect is known TO exist in the title the subsor
Der acting as Irus tee will convey only such title
vested in him trustee. JOHN Lang
NOUoln5er 70. 5atds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07


ENLEGANI TIME PIECES, &e.--Thc Substriber. have
- Just received, on consignment fiom The maker .
ttry hGHdsomc 1IIEPfEChS, warranted oil the best
materials, ana To Keep time equal any imported or
made in the United States.
Ihey hGtf also rcceiUed from BOStO, consignment of
prime EermdcfN CdadieS-and hourly expect a guam
NY OF Mould ard Dpt CdndteS, and an assortment of
B0doH Ui'id0to ami Sheet GldSS.Also I7gLlsh c,,pu
~ mao" Glass; SMITH & RIDDLE.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE, Bills Of Exchange on Len
don, Tor 1000 Sterling IN sets OF I. 500.
Cary Street, NoVeEiberI6 56T
STANARD * CHEW have removed TO ire store lately
- occupied by hessrs. HrPhy Scott, where they Of
~ bids New Orleans, and do. st. CFoix Sugar, of
superior quality; bbls. loafsugdr bLds Jamaica *
20 bbs new Rum IL casks IIibberts best brown -ott
do. Taunton ale pipe Lisbon wine old and hne Ma
vor; 20 bags coffee; mould candles l's
SIS and 6's 10 do spermaecfi do. 80 do soap; lhds
excellent Havana honey loo sacks salt, containing
bushels each 100 boxes window glass $40 Teans post
folio, fooiscap and letter Paper; 100 bbs. herrincs
branded No. 90 crates and lds cnanelPd and pen
cnd CTocterg, containing dining sets, &C. 2s boxes cho
colae 10 kegs indigo; chests Tyson and hyson skin
Isdsj tons bar iron assorted with plough plates SC
from the Brunswick forges 90 grind stones.
-iDSO-Madeira wine in casks, demijohns and bot.
tts champagne, Burgundy, Old Hook and Chateau
NaTsaux Hires- all warranted of superior quahy-and
II not approved trial. may be returned.
NOVeMb6r TO- 57ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

NOACH LACE, &c. The Subscriber agent
~ Tor manufactory of soach Lace. F;ingcs,
iassets, Iafftng, &c. will keep on hand general
OF those articles for sale, at the man.
utactory prices. " ''' '''''''-
SiLAS HAYES, Market Bridge
November2 N IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

ME Stage fare from Richmond to Hampton Will. in
IL future, be only SEVEN DOLLARS. '' :"
-, SCERV-ANT JONES'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

WI wish to hire for tir ensuing year tworeod Coach
~ hacksmiibs, for which good WAGES be giyca En-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

4 'HtaP GOoDS.--The Subscribers az The Ns11o,
EIrage next door to Messrs. Dicks, Moore & 20
& yms' received by the late arrivals pb!laieloha
ana New-fofk, supply ofFALL GOODS w,,ic, Vii, Ia
sold at very reduced prices. ' DC
nave on hand, and intend keeping an assortmen, S
noMS ttoths iiOu No. OTTO No OF the manufactory az
the Kings that can be sold lower than thew have
N0 N ne.stoioie. DAVID & WILLlAMKYIE
Sl So. G2eplm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

WhoLtSALE COMMISSION SHOE STORE. over
W Mr.. AlsOn's China and Glass store corner 81 ,oh
street near the Eagle Tavern " A~i'
nS subscriber, as agent for the mandatory offers
LOT SAFE an assortment OF Ladies' yysss ann CLjIrsi.
iit,C,hS.'lso, Mons HoroccO ard Leather PJJfPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

Flf virtue ola decree Of tie County Court Of u,,iex
= VIII be sold for ready money, on Friday the 9sb
Instant, at CITES Tfrrg. on Staunton River IN ne c
y aforesaid, right Hketg NECROES the prope,,v ~
the late Rev Thomas Dobson dec consisting of siv ,
one woman and ono girl; many thereof as NAV H.
snhcien TO satisfy the debt, interest and cost mfed
~ said decree the remainder fany will be sold ~,
cfedtAlsO, on the same day aud place will no soif
the crop Of corn, fodder and oats the stOct az ho,
cattle, sheep aud hogs. household and kitcJrs frni
plsntson utensils &c. The purchasers giving bond
with approved security. "0""
RICHARD r. HIGH, admir-
Oh Thomas Dobson dee
tf,ttIIntt .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

'f'0MPkiNs MURRAY have removed 10 a new 1TicS
- mouse Oh the basin, where they offer for sale
I0D tierces SuperHne Whiting
toO ooNes crown Glass from 10 by IL a 10 bv H.
,ri 49,, eeheiaiassoftment of DRY GOODS among
when they would recommend their bed and table linen,
suPerhne cloths, cassimeTes, sc. SC. '~''
1NOCcMJcr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

4 'aOIlON Numerous injuries and otker inco.-.-s
ences having been done to lands lviuc ts,.h
.he Mahchester Turnpike Road and James River zen
.ne aost aaiiy trespasscs committed thereon Ly Ron,
meh-Wc the undersigned DO hereby forbid All , unts-
NE privilege in future of hunting on the lands
On9epcr g,fcr this notice, commits similar fressnn.
" n motr re "a" ,igoronsfy enforced oeast iig ~
ne are deferSniasdn no longer to submit 70 as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07


ANE Hundred * Fifty likely NEGROES
Y for Sale. On tlle 81 oi Jami.rv nest 10 g,
the Beii. Tavern, In the city Of Richmond, xviii
be SOLD, IN ianiileS, at public auction, One HIM,
drsd Gnd yty Negroes, among whom are some
at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
TERMS CASH. The Negroes TO be pa;tl for
us they are struck out 10 the purchaser Who,
bills of sale will be given il required.
The notes of the Bank OF Virginia. Farmer =
Bank OF Virginia, or either of their branches
WI be received III payment. No other notes
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.
November Z, 5l-tds
10 The Editors Of the RepnJlican, pefersL,ro
oad Press, Lyncibug are REQUESTED 10 p,tblisI re
db3re tH ne safe, and Jor,,drd their Gcccpts 20
ttis c6iee for poynent.
MuIuAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY AT a MceIin- .,
Sos,ey against IRE buildings OF the stateof Virginia
hclt on Monday, the | th DAY OF Nov. 1916,
Inns beig the day fixed by the constitution of the .
W Assurance Society against Gre buildings of IN,
state 81 virginia, for general meeting OF the Ind socr
" 10 he formed, and sufficient number OF members IA,
II was RESOLVED by the Standing Committee aforesaid
~ conformity with the first section the first article of
The saic Constitution that the said general meeting he
adjourned TO the first Monday i'm January next.
iuhIic Norich, therefore, is hereby given that the
tau general meeting is adjourned stands adjourned
10 the hrst Monday in January next (ISI7l when
" Is particularly desired thar there shall he n t,ll
meeting OF the Members of the Society as matters
on me utmost Importance will he laid before them touch
M ,ie interest and prosperity OF the institution
hf ohpEk OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE.
JAMES RAWLINGS, p. Agent
al he AZ A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-12-07

re Undersigned offers for sale his farm atoinrg the
y Sweet Springs in Monroe County. which con1aius
ouou acres either in the entire tract or in three equal
udcts as may best sn the purchasers This land is ey-
ueey wen wateTed, and has an abundant supuy of fine
uhoer the soil IS fertcand there is but small prO-
rn OF ~ which is NOT arable and none which wiincr
comfortable twostofy Brick oksc ds by o. irst gooi
S.cheh, spIIngho SC &c About 400 acres Of this
IdI may De converted, at little expence into rsIate
WaeIed meadow Its vicinity to the Sweet Springs which
70 constantly good market together with its aptitude for
grazing or farming render one of the most desirable
plantations west ofthe Blue Ridge
Tor Terms, application will be made to the Proprie
tor. ~ va ,rt,tts
Sweet Springs, Va. Nov 30. a3on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
COMMONWEALTH OF ss.AcHUsE7Ts

WHEREAS by the twenty fourth section Of
w the set for regulating governing and train.
ing the militia OF shis Commonwealth, it is pre-
vided, that in case Of invasion, insur,ection o.
other public danger. the Militia sa.ll be OF dered
em BY the Commander IN Chief. and tina, any
person who shall be 80 odered oui, detached or
d'st,ed. and shall refuse or neglecl 10 obey said
osoers for The space Of twenty four hours. shall
pay Anne OF tf'ydolisrs to the commanding office
VI me company. TO which he belongs; such fines
10 be appropriated to the hire Of Other men
complete the detschpsent;
And whereas during the late war, sundry fines
Were received by military Officers, which have
NOT oeen appropriated agreesbIy to the provsl Gus
OF the said act; Therefore,
Heso!oed, That oil military officers and other
persons Who may have received sn, fines pu SUI
s"' 10 the provision of said act, or who n,sy have
my MONIES IN Possession, received for fines rs
Aforesaid, and which hsye no, beea appropria.ed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
Such Things are.

The following lamentable state of af.irs in
the once prosperous, but now i'll lated,
city OF Hudson, while il excites The corn.
missera,ion of honest enlightened men,
may serve as breakfast for Jacopins !:
FROM THE NoRTHEaN WING oFJuSE IL
PUBLISHED AT HUDSON.
II is something more than mysterious,
how any citizen Of Hudson, especially one
who has spent any considerable length OF
time in the place, can for moment recon-
Gle his feelings TO, or embrace, or support
the doctrine Of democracy or jacobinism.
In the general poverty and distress which
the Jolly, the weakness, or wickedness OF
our several dsmocratick administrations has
brought, upon the American people, no
place in the United States has suffered more
sensbly and severely than this city.
Hudson was brought into existence, by
commerce. Situated OF the head OF ship
navigation upon the e,-posssssing the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
FOREIGN ARTICLES.

PARIS, MAY IL.
Auftria is reducing her army with
great activity. he fale of cavalry hor.
fes and military Cores is continued.
There is not the Ieaf agitation III any
depav ment but that Of L'lferc.
Admiral Linois Is created Count, and
M. de Jcinville Baron
he veilel tfafctfs arrived on the l4th
at Ttucnfrom lgiers. with nine French
faves, who bad been given up by the al
gerine Regency on the demand of the
coniul general of France.
HALIFAX, N. 5. APRIL 26.
SHAW, ihe CommiHariat Clerk, adj.
verified in this Gazette fome time finse,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
COMMONWEALTH OF M.AssACHUsET7

An ACTto enforce the rendition Of an &C
count Of fees OF office.
DE IL enacted BY the Senate and House IF Repre-
ID scnfaf,oes, IN General Court assembled, ana
oy the nutho, iy Of the same, That, from and after
the passing OF his ACT, all persons who are OF
she'll be emitted BY any law OF resolve 10 IN an
nual salary aud who also. receive fees OF ciiice
for which they required 70 be n:abie
shall render TO the Treasurer aquar;eriy account
under oath, of MI fees OF office by them received
which oath he Treasurer 10 hereby sr.hstized
70 administer. And no person shalt he per mt.
ted 70 receive his quarterly salary from the Tres
sury, until such account Of the fees Of Office has
ecrn .endered.
Provided, however, thst this &C, shall not be
cons de ed as extending 10 the Justices Of the
Supreme Jud ciai Court.
Ap, ro.ed by the Governor, June 1896.
Copy-Examiped by
A. BRADFORD,Sse'y Of Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

advantages Of pleasant and salubfious eli
mate, and local situation The most dehght'
ful-and ENJOYING an extensive trade-it
grew up and Iouiished beyond example
1t was in foct becoming place OF consider
able commercial importance and It's ci'i-
zens growing opulent. The hum OF busi-
ness was heard in every part OF he town,
and he couniensnres Of he ship owner, the
merchant and the mechanics, oetokeneo
content, happiness, aud al inc eusing pros
perily. This was The tue situation OF this
CRY, until about nine or ten years since.
hen cane The blasts, the killing blasts OF
de mo racy.-- he Emibargo s"eP. our
ships from the oceap--our 'rade witi,ered--
our source Of wealth suddenly died up
And last came .he svav, which, under lbs
pefext of conqaeiirg the Eeed*@ " m
| seas, was in reaiiry waged to support u
then Ginning popularity Of the eourt, snd
TO make provision, tor the leaders OF the
faction in The several States, by hetsas
ing executive paronage. and mLtsiply-
nag places and psnsions,- he real ohJeei
OF the waJ Was gained. The mou.is u INC
clamo.ous aid disaAected were sscpr-u
with the i,aues and fishes 81 office. 8ui -
gaining this unhsllowed ebJect, rum cets Il
great portion OF cut country aad IN a.
portion, may be counted THIS CITY eF Hun
SON. Ii need no longer be disguised: las
city has been empbaticslly RUINED by
the destructive policy Of lhe general govern,
ment yet, strange 10 tell. great numue'
Of our citizens are democratlck 10 the back
bone, and cling to the administration like {
mariner 10 the last spar oil wreck. here
is 20 place of its size IN the Union, thai
cherisaes in lis bosom, more determined
and rancorous set ofjacoblns, than this
VT, turn which way they w,ll--let them
look a, home and abroad, and scenes O
poverty, distress, and absolute wretched.
ness, tine effect oil the reign OF democracy
force themselves upon their sight.
| do not exagsera,e in the least, when
say that, throughout this city, we see TO-
hing bu, the humilia,lng spectacle OF pos'
cry, md that, too increasi With the
exception O. two or three individuals, The
property actually owned by the residents o.
| his city, is not more than half the amount
that il was eight years since. Cut Oh from
I a,le, our growth is stopped Our stoies
are shut, our. me rehants ard Il eshanIcks
falling and renewing away In snott, We
are suffering all The evils, all the aisadsan'
,ages, and all the curses, which invariably
follow in the train OF government as Coz
,upt and as wicked as thai OF Tie United
States And are we alone in distress! Faf
otherwise is the Truth Our city IS the
picture in miniature Of very large PORTION
of the Nonhera States, whose ruin has been
worked in the same way.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

-
). M'Lellan & L. Fletcher,
HAVE FoR SALE,
40 puncheons Rum,
hhds. Sugar,
80 bbls. do.
100 bbls S fine Flour,
2 bales Cotton,
pipe Gins crates Ware.
M1y Ia II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
nosroN, JUNE 20.
AIYORTHY or P.AIkO.A.dGE.

OF the Filty-seven Worthless, whose
names are attached to tie original Declare
non 0, Iniehendrsee, we are informed thai
NOT more than six or seven now remain
alive and they probably, in short time,
will be numbered with the deceased.-Ihese
facts will render the information interesting,
that there is now under the graver OF an
American artist in this town MIR. S a
large HIS rORICAL PLATE, represent
ing the 41ct Of signing f.of Magma Charfa,
in the Hall oil Congress in Ph'ladezthto, on
the memorable Cd Of July, 1916; with cor.
rect LIKkNESSES OF between 80 and 40
of the signers. We have seen proof OF
part Of the plate, and as Ear as our knowl.
edge OF The originals extend, we-can safely
pronounce the liktnesses 70 be exact, and
will be one mean 10 transmit 70 grateful
pos,eiity the features OF the founders OF the
nation. - CenHnei
I POWER LOOMING are informed tha,
MIR 4. SAVAGE, OF this town has invented,
and put into operation, Loan, to be work :
ed by steam, or water ; which it is expected
will be of as much utility as many OF the
numerous inventions which have almost IN.
titled this age to the name OF the Age OF In
vention. / he construction Of The Loom is
simple, and answs . 20 weave woollen cloth
three yards wide, and the largest cotton
sheets without a seam fine shiriing, &c
We have seen specimen ot the cloth made
in this Loom, the price Of which we are
told is ve,y moderate Ibid.
The following shocking occurrenc. took
place in Clark. ST. eet, al the north pa,t o.
this town on Saturday last. quarrel a.
rose between George Coomes, sailor, a
native Of Mar. land, and Tanner Ham, a ma
tive Of Pe ,smoush, with whom tic had CO
habiled, although they were not married.
Coomes struck the wonan, Knocked her
down, and stamped on her until she Wa
hruized In so dreadful . manner, thai 1T
tie past midnight she died. Coomes has
been arrested, snd is in goal. Il. u adv
We are glad tc see, at last, the following
notice in our official puper-,he N.tional
ln,ellgence,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
laips Of spassatbusetts.
COMMONWEALTH OF Mass ACHUsET1
An ACT to repeal an act and part of anoth-
er act rel live to the passing or negocia

ting Bank Bills Of certain descriptions.
DE Il enaeted BY the Sssafe and Honseo Of Repre-
~ sentqsioes in General Court assembled, and ty
the au,hk - the same. That the act, entitled
On oct n addition TO an act occurring the sevee-
q Incorporated Banks in this Commonwealth, 10
sdopt the stereotype steel plate in certain cases
end for Other parpo~es. passed the twentie,t
Day Of June. in the year Of our Lord or,s thous
sad eight hundred and nlne--slso the second
section Of an act. entitled act to enforce the
payment of Bank Notes, passed the twentieth
day Of June. one thousand eight hundred and
hine, be. and the same hereby are repealed.
Approved by The Governor, June 20. 1916.
Copy-Exsmined by
A. BRADFORD. Sec'y. Of Commonwealth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

agreeab!y to said act, shall be. and they are
hereby required forthwith to pay the same int
the Treasury OF this Commonwealth. and the
Treasurer thereofis required 10 give reccip
here for accordingly.
Approved by the Governor, June 1896.
Copy--Exsmined by
A. BRADFORD, Sec'y. Of Commonwealth
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02

NOIICE-Those soldiers belonging 10
the late army Of the United States. entitled
to pensions, arc informed, hat it is only ne
cessary to forward their discharges and Ger.
,fcates Of disability, TO the War Departs
ment, stating in what particular state, terri
to or district they reside, and wish to re.
oeive their allowances, when certficates OF
pension will be issued by the secretary OF
War, anu forwarded to them, free OF all
charge whatever and also, that the servl-
ces ofan agent are not at all reqired in pro-
curing tor them their pensions. awarded by
he government to their gaiiantry and their
Wounds.
The Hon. JAMES BURRILL. has
teen elected to the .enate of the y S.
by he Legislature Of Rhode Iaand. vice
the Hon JeREM,AH B. HowFLL, Whole
.tr.fs of feryice will expire on the 4th OF
NJ 4rch mkt.
a perf,n returned from long ablcncc
n.eerirg friend whole " better half he
heard bad inherited a large eitate, faid,
" yous wifi tuppaie has lived in clo-
wr' No. rsjciued the other, g fhe has
been offen in the fray, bur never in
ciever."
A dafhirg young lady, who underRood
that " re.senehtsnt was the order of the
day" faii - the haJ cut off two Of her
lovers and ihould cndeavour to 60 on
with three in future
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-02
$4,000 Cut Tacks and Brads.
E.. KELSEY,
No. 4, MIDDLF-STRE.

No. 4, MIDDLE.STREET,
TTAS received and offers for sale, at prices that
III cannot fail TO suit purchasers, as they will be
ali lower than Boston wholesale prices.
72J NJ Cut Tacks, from 2 i-2 or to 10
III do. do. Brads from f-2 inch TO f-2
..~.1I4SO.....
1000 yds. BEDTICkING
5000 STRIPES
5000 /" GINGHAMS
1000 /" CHECKS, s i, TO, and IA
1900 Shaker SIItRrINGS, first quality
ITO doz. HAIR COMBS, &c. &c.--all OF
which will be sold at very reduced prices.
Jane 81.