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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
3anuay %. 1918,

ana lmpfessi'o instruction. Even few of the m
read 10 tsmily IN he morning, cannot fail to
furnish its me mbers with materials fur 2roft able
renecsIon through the day. The syle is Judi
c'ous and happy being nsi her above the ig-
norSnt nor below h learned 1t is uniformly
rers?lcuous, Eure and energetic and somr-
;imes, wi,h rs slbjeci, rises INTO ,ublimiy. "A.
Dove all, the shrn which perv, des lie wnrk. i.
excellent. j Is the meek, fecton2te, healing.
ye' faithful spirit Of The gospel
Req DR.. Morse Of Char lesfozvn - Dear Sir The
chsrsc'er e Dr. Scotl's Common ary On tDe NJ.
bic Is So generally known sud 20 t;phlv sn-ray.
60 thai deem ~ ther Recommendations need
less. This mos excellent md useful yo.k III
denly wish was in every family 10 t.c ynn,d
Sta'es.s
Rec Dr. Sanders Of Ne4feld - Sincere muir.
ers mo know'e dse = Guy wi! always .ise
iom /" Pttusal oflts pages wI.h minds n.,t ! w.
H8htened, WI b good fcsDlu. ions 5trpng,ue,.,7d
enc with he best ELECTION. invlEu.atcd. Ihe
frsc' zeal Observations are Particularly ,atostle
snd give 20 mrs NO. x its most uIs,ln,u,>htIo
e&cCllr nee.
Zee Joshua Ba,es ofDedha1n : S.. lam
pieFSeu win yuur psuposais ior publishing
Scouts AMY Bible and slrctrely wish ,ou
success ~ ne undertaking. / am scquainted
"fh 10 common airy on TIE Sac ed Sv,Ip Gles,
"D'cn "ouic more Cordially Re- commend FIR
general use. II !ou execute h: work wrh
your ususl hdeIi and cafe have I'd DOM.
\ Will ce we'll pa.roniz5d by the religious put
llc.' ~
HeV Joshua HaaftE8tCA Of Bosfoh-' PERHAPS il
~ ""y Gan r'inisIe.s >, Ins,iu~.U.s If youth, and
F'l'&.e CHRISTIANS, DO g'eajer service 10 soclet,
han hy ever ing themselves 10 disss nina ,hi>
truly Invs!ua II wax
su"J"n i0w extracts from q ci,culAr pub-
hshed ~ INC heV JOSEPH EMER>oN,IA.e 3hstor
ol . chn'c Gu - be.clly, au hor u tie E.snpei-
cal IN &C u msj ht proper lust 20 say, tht
Circular was prInted nUrsly without nv knovl
edge the tX.rs c's follow
ok ed.tiJns OF This pleat work have baop
published 10 tbIs coun,ry.
"eVe had Considerable onnc rtonitv - cyan.
me and cempare p 'cimens ui tithr,c six ed II
N"hS' "ho Am Dc Cidedly Of opin,3p h. 4 mast peo.
Pr ~ w. s e"t'y frt terARAlS rRONS.S
io4Si now fa9hS'hcB III bos.on As ,he iou
- 'Ca'o' '"c F"iGf"rs sfe MOI nearly so larre a.
those = the qas''" edition, bu, he r,n.rG. 4.
re- snu w|i'ef The execution han3,um III,
PRINT 20 sPpearsn' G, hesIiy IS la,gt . and a. !,
Can pc ~ ned % 'Le light with muca les neon.
Vshehce' may Perhaps be read with tous
ease ana pleasure. / hss the ADVANTAGE I'LL
i"g chesper less cumbersome and mo, E elegsn
ARMS FRONG'S EDITION therefore. !,
me one w"'ch can most highly recommend 70,
.ne use 81 'am'''es l'is peculiarly calculated e
superseof the use q large Bible: and N wo
oSfe''S VIII 'hs~er De tel purpose, merely
io' ie"d'hs tfe sofiPtu g, as il IS less cumbef-
some aHo may e rcadby scversl persons ., he
> ''e '''''e INV Boston .IaA i9
u Specimens Q,Tttis cork anoy be seen at The
bookstores Of W'Aiom and Henry Hyde, Book
sellers m Portland and Bath, .1gents for the
a6oVe arork for The District Of Nome.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Anaiomy and Physiology.

DR. IL MSAY'S hrs, course will terminate on
~ the eud of March ~ lectures IN the morning.
his seconl course y i'll commence on the middle OF
darch next-by lectures IN the evening during
that uonth-- lectures viii he delivered morning
and evening during the meath Of April. when the
discou,>es " III close until next Aa,umr, when ihe
6rst course Of Demonstrations and Physiology will
be delivered by DR.. II. The seCond course Ct
Demonstrations OF Anatomy viii he given by The
gentlemen Of the Anatomicn! society Of Fry burg
as in DE-. r. school in Edinburgh -lhe Ply ,io,
~ by pr. Ramsey.
The mu.eum avit always he open for the I'M
proyement Of Gentlemen, fees $40 each 5 months,
for hose geniicmeE who have been pupils, aud
NAY desire 10 continue complete their stu,ies.-
Fees for the lectures next course S20, Library IL
Frveburg, Feb. Is Nv
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Public Auction.

ON WEDNESDA1, AprH 18th I8T,
at III s'cbck n. II. at the Name Fire
and blaine hiArdnce office, zViHbs J6h
the Real f.fate described ar tolo7vS, BIZ
hnging to said lnfurance Company, Viz.
Thai valuable brick building they now occu
ny an office alto the four brick Stores ad.
joining the fame-Aso about one third part of
The three 0ory brick dwelling Hou(e now ocoupi
ed by Capt John SaIter ftuated on the ror.hwei
tery 6de CT 9leaiant lireet-dLo about s. acres
of Land tying in the sown of ,aco Get off 20 faid
company as the properly Of Be- jamin Chandler
and Notes Lowell atJ0inir iandsiet off 10 CleaVes
and Tucker,
ALo at the fame time will be fold the 70 lowing
Notes and IecGtions due 10 lsid company VIZ =
Thomas Lewis Noles amounting TO D2,S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
az HERE THE Z CONE.GC
Just added to the Richmond City MUs
scum in Portland,

y PERFECT likeness in " ax-N ork
(Iarge as life of that extraordinary personage
LARA O'BRIEN, (the lffh Clamp who is q
feet inehes in heighth aod well p:oport.oned ,
whe unive rally attracted the attention Of all Eu
rope ALTO, the young Tuni6an Prince, re
RAM8 Df9C MELL4MRLLL who wa intro
duced TO the Idfh Giant 10 1903 IN London. and
the young Prince preiented O'Brisn with IS
Doubloons, as being the moa wcnder'u' man 10
the world account of his (lAtuie the young
Prince is dressed in the original dress worn by
him. Thefe figures are the hrii that The Propri-
etor has manufactured in Portland therefore the
public are requelled 10 call and fee a ipeclmeu OF
this towns manufacture not at the eXpence OF
IS Doubloons but at the trifl'ng expenie OF IS
Cents, which be hopes the Pubic will not deem a
tax hy paying 5 or times year for The en-
enlargement of thu eltabiihment, aud the produc
ten Of he fine Arts which adds iulte TO the
refpectabity and foPu arity of town d
which 10 all other places has always been eucour-
aged where an eifzblhment has been made and
az il mut unavoidahiy be attended with great
expente the Proprietor hopes the liberal citizens
will lie willing TO come forward and view this
pleasing collection. March 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
NOTICE.

7 HE Gockho'osrs CT the United Marine and
FIRE iniuraLce Company Of Portland ale
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice Cfieven directors for the entuing year, will
be held at their fife on Tuefday the ievenIh day
OF April next at 8 o'clock p. M
Alto, to act on AIRY other buhnel' that may
come before them. By order Of the Directors
JAMES NEAL Pgefdsnt
u. M e F Ins ofi1e7
March IL Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

THE fublcribers havsg been appointed by the
i Hon Samuel Freeman nfq Jnige of Probate
of Wills, e'c for The County of Cumberland, to be
comm fIioners to receive aud examine the Claim
IF the .evesal creditors &c the eltate of ISAAC
Smith iaie of Hatriion, in faid Couo' yeomsu
deeassea reprefepted iniovent, hereby give notice
thar ex moa rs are allowed from the twenty
e;eh,h CAV of January TAFT pa1 . faid creditors.
20 bring IN and prove heit claims agaInit iaid es
,a,s and he iuhfcribere viii attend thar iervice
al he Dwelling Houie Of George W Cuihmao
Inn holder in Bfdgton IN fzid county on he lAit
Monday in March current and on he NIT Moi
da,s of The rec pexs fucceeding months fro 'ne
60 ,is Of the clock in the afternoon = Dated at
Brdgton the I'd day Of March a D sLs
D. TIL ANIEL HOW, Ccr7mU''seTs
JONATHAN BARNARD, 20 AL sFafs.
March %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Il TAVERN HOUSE.

o be lie, thar three nory brick Houfe ard sta
bles IN Saeo htuate3 upon the Maine .lfreet
Il has always been occupied Tavern, and il !,
good itand as there il 10 Saco
Further Information may be bad by applyiog to
the :u5'criber IN The above prenies NAV be
purohaied on moderate terms and long credit with
good iecurlty. DAM L CLEaVEs
Biddeford jan 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Commonwealth Of Mafachusetts.

In SENATE Feb Cd 1918.
ON the Petition afcrefaio. O.de,sd That ths
Petitioners csu!e an 4usHed copy OF their Pe'l-
lion wi this Order thereon, TO be pubi:hed 10
The Portland Gezctte three weeks iucceihVety
the lait qualification TO be made thirty days. at
leaf before tie iecond Wednesday ctthe neIt
fefIion of tie next General Court that all petions
intere1ed may then appear and Thew cauie III
any they have) why the prayer OF land Petition
fhouid not be granted,
Sent down for concurrence,
JOHN PHILLIPS PsetiGsnt
IN he He0s Of Repre,sntati0G February "a 1918
Read aod concuued
TIMOTHY BiGkLOW, Speaker.
A true eopy Auelt
: I MCLRARY CievI Of :Lt Senate
March
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Msnrance RrOker's Office.

gvHE UNITED MARINE & FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY OF Portland having
DISCONTINUED underwriting the fubfcriber gives
notice that he has opened an office in the lame
buiIding for the purpofe of Marine Infurance
where the culomers 70 the ate Office and Others
are invited TO call-none but good names will be
offered. JAMES NE l.,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

THE fusfcriber hereby gives public police TO
4 all concerned tha, he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hirfef tie rue Of AdmIn'itrstor,
m ,be eAsts of ISAA SMITH late of HarrIou,
in the coua,y of Cumberland. yeoman decesfed
by giving bonds as he law direcu-fie therefore
rsone,ls ali petfons who indebted 10 ne iaid
decealed'. enaie 10 make immediate payment, and
thole who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the fame for tettiement TO
WILLIAM MUEROE.
Waterford, March 2, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

: Thou shall read" Deut. 81 II. "Gire aHen-
Ounce 10 readtng." 1 lin 4: 49, "HhOso read
eth let nm UNDERESTIMATE Mark IS IA
Philip, Understandest thou eoiidt MOu readest
Hunuch. Hsw ca" 1, ercept some man shouLt guide
me Z Acts 8 30, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Pr THE POST.

TO The Honorable the Senate and House q
Rebyssentatives Of tbe Commonwealth Of
l4aOacbssettJ, t. be cOnVened at Bggon,
m "Wednesday The fourteenth inf.
tt UMbLY ihews the Town of 6tandlb, BY the
L l. sub.crioers their Committee chofen for The
puroole hat tie ioings of sa.d own has been 10
Tome respects illegal, through careesnes inaten-
ton cidents and miGakes by realon of which
(aid Tow are liate to suaan damage ihou'd aoy
one refuse TO pay his TAX, or fhould they be by
any ueans compe, cd 70 enter into any lawsuit &c
obtain their jul tights and privilege Among
the doings Of sja town ;hac se COZ 6dered Illegal
are ths, one BE- more u the v2,n4uOns are loft,
(one az the warrants ifuec by The selectmen for
calling Town Meetings without iea's and that
il Ire year 1916 there was but Two ahtf07s tha'
aheiIed the tax for that year.
We therefore pray your Honors TO make valid
the eoings of faid Town up 10 this date 10 their
proceedings, and a. in Guy bound will ever pray
SAMUEL DENNEI, }
GREEN CRAM, Committee
BENZ MIN POLAND }
Standifh Jau IS, g.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
Nathaniel & Luther Dana,

A GENTS for he Amibury Nail Factory Co
n keep conilantv on hand large ailortment OF
Cut Nails. which they offer for fale at the Bolos
prices Also
Have conGgnment of PoTAH KETTLrs from
the F undery of Col Leach, which are iuppoied
10 be the beit that are made in this country
ian ii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

THE MAINE COTTON q W0OLEN FAC.
i TORY COMPANY will fell the whole os
,heir
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
a. Vesdue, commencing on TUESDAY, The four
'eea'h day oil Ap'H neKt, at 9 o clock IN the
morning At their Store in B,Hzs-Uisk Maine. and
continue from day 70 day until every article 10
sold The Stock coBfifs of the following Goods,
t"'th many others not meutoned) viz.
H0 PIECES Broadcloth-2o pieces Sa,ine,ts-
Csihmeres-80 Eieces PLATO Dufis-Cai
coes-Co'ton Check-Stripes-B dicks Cham
brays-satge lot Cotton Yarn-good afortmens
Sik.-Rhbons-Crare s- Shawls-- Dimity-fum-
mer and winter Velliugs-silk and cotton Had
kerchefs-sitk, cotton aud worried Hcfe- Cloves
OF all kinda great variety Of Mu,ins-Hearth-
Rugs- Ftannes- Pocket Books-Morecco Shoes,
&c. Sc &c.
AlS-A general aGortment of
Hard Ware, Crockery s. Glass
Ware, China Ware, and
about len tons Iron Hol-
OK low Ware
~ Casks of ben cat Nails Of all fzes-lI
kegs No. Tobacco Cordage Bar Iron-Steel-
Old Ircn-900 bushels Salt-one CambooGe-
gs-Blrrels-Boxes-a variety of farplus
MhCHINEkT-2 HIAii1rd, belt Patent Time
Pieces. with almoA every article of
WeSt- India Goods s. Groceries.
The whole of which will boriivsly be seIa to the
hsheit bidder, in lots to suit purchafers and the
condition of The fale literal, which will be as
follow -
Under SO dollars, cath dowu-from so to 600
dollars, 4 months credt-from 600 to 900 dol
lars 6 months credit-over 400 dollars in equal
payments of and month";.
Notes With approved endorsers.-Tbs C'mpa.y's
. Re all Be leased fer tzvO ytars.
Bruuswick March II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
SCOTS Family Bible,
In SIX VOLUMES octave.

037 VOts. and 6, are nor ready for deiirery.
vol. 1 wjH be ready about .Harch a. Vot Q,
May9. tot 5, June "a. FOL- 4, 44ug. 22 -
07 1T tchtch tune 1t as intended 10 raise HE prtce
ArLEAsT THREE DOLLARS a SET.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
STORE al AuctiOn.

ON the 9th day of the Sd mo.
~ inf. at y O'Clock NJ will be fold at Public
Auc ion Oh the pT.mifes the Store improved by
the iubfcriber as a COkFECTIONARY STORE,
in Exchange lfreet, having Lease Of the and CT
which Il Aands for Eve ysars-FOr particulars
apply to GEORGE WILSON.
Portland sd Mo, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

SAMUEL L. ARMSTRONG.
Theological Printer and Bookseller, No. 90,
COnhaN, Boston,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
S LIS Al AUCTION.
Bren-House al Aaction.

Brelt- House ~ AactiOn.
III 9TH, cay B. the 27b tsf 7OW Be JoH
al Pubic auction. an the premises, If MT
D.f0wugy di:P9Jedg at private sale,
Z i'll btEN HOT ST. and
= uteDGI. hereto belonging 6tua.ed near the
hpf aeiy approved by Baraet adams IN Fsde-
raj tre4s ] he Brewing vefels are all new and
are iuticieaty large 10 make ten bills Of Strong
Bee o. forter at one brewing
~ any one who may be ddpofed to pur-
chase fad property, that IS not acquainted with
the bulpei', may OBJ ain all the nece6-y informa-
tion OF the fubioriber who is now brewing 10 he
above building. GEORGE WILSON.
sale at 9 o clock
Portland Sd mo 1883
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
FOR SALE,

\ valuable stand for a Black
tnsi'h, at Ricke:'s corner 10 called) 10 Lebanon
d M three miles above liltle river Fa'ls-abcu
one acre Of Land with two aory dwelling H ue,
ack.mith ihop and toos thereon. which is of
fered very low for cath down. For tea ms cali 90
the fubfcribers. ]. BUTLER s. CO
Tamworth N II Feb 7.
Also
On baud general sfEor,ment Of
English, India g ". I Go0dS,
At their Acre 10 Tamwotth III
CIV x j. Butler, & Co.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24

American Manufactured Goods.
Ma 7, M4Csy.. Rov
JOSEPH POPE, agent for Aimy q B,orvs, of
] Providence, who keep him conaantly Cupplied
from heir long known and well eftabliihedFxct
ry at Pawtucket, with ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
american Cotton Gods,
CONSISTING OF
SINCE Yarn for Warpog aud filling
& threaded whire and color'd Stocking Yarn
White and colored lewIng Cottons
Shrnng' -Sheetiugs- Checks-stripes
Gingh ams-Chambrsys Bed Ticking sc
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG
pie 10 general who with o furnifh them(eves with
the aoove articles will be fupplIed he Factory
prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-03-24
GREAT SALE
Of Goods at Xendue.

= HE MAINE COTTON e WOOLEN FAC.
l. TORI COMPANY will fell the whole oE
their
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

Naval Affairs, 70 whom was referred the
enquiry moved by MIR. Naeon. ON the
both alt. reported a resolution directing "A
survey OF certain points on the coas, of
North Carolina, to ascertain the practi-
csbiIlty of erecting light houses, bea, ons,
or buoys thereon which was passed 10 a
second reading.
MIR. Ruggtss laid on the table The fol
lowing resolution
Resotrcd. That the committee on Military
Ahairs be instructed TO enquire into the expe.
diency OF making provision by law for ciotbin.
the army of The United States in domestic
manufactures.
Mr.. O,ckersop, according TO notice,
having obtained leave, introduced re-
solution proposing 10 amend the consii-
luton OF the UuIied States so far as TO
make the mode Of electing electors of
President and Vice President of the y.
States, and Of Representatives 10 Con-
gress, uniform thy dis,ricts) throughout
The Union which was read and passed
10 a second reading.
MIR. Lcahe submitted resolution di-
recting an enquiry into the expedienc,
OF amending the land laws so as 10 di-
vide the fractions into quarter sections,
where practicable, and to authorize the
sale thereof; and also to direct the re-
sale ofiamds which have.evcrted for nom
payment, unless the same shall have been
sold al private sale within six months az
ter The re"ersion, for price not less than
il,a, FIRST given.
The resolution offered by Mr.. 1Tcieno,,
on the 30ili uli. respecting The re-orgaui
zaiion OF the courts Oft United States,
was, by permission, Withdrawn.
I he resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Forsyth, TO enquire into the eApcdis
rncy of prohibiting the expectation of
United States coins, was taken up and
agreed 10.
Mr.. Daggett, agreeably 10 notice, and
having obtained leave, introduced bill
more eiiectuaiiy TO provide for the pun
lshmen' OF certain crimes against the u.
States, and for other purposes.
The bill authorizing The appointment
OF additional clerks tor Tie War Depart
meni. and The resolution auilorising the
members of each house In transmit Ger
tain documents free ofrostage, were Sc
verally read The third time and passed,
Che latter with an amendment embracing
aty other message or documents Which
may be communicated lev the Executive
during the session, as well as those al the
commencement y and The Senate adj
journed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

4 AND FOR SALE. In conformity to the .ast viii
IA aud tssiameHt of John Trevilam deceased. snail
offer at public auction the LIST Of J0sGyy nFih al
johusons Spring ibe cous,y of Gooehiand certain
tract OF Hand known by the ,ame Of swift Creek
ing between 800 aud 1000 acres.
Persons desiTOus at viewing the land will he shewn IL
by Mr. John Treyiian, yir atJohnsun's Spring. Terms
made known an the day of sale, by THE EXECUTORS.
November ~. 5S..Iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

4 AND NEGROES AT AUCTION. In obedience
a. 10 the last will aud testament Of ROBERT CRAIG,
deceased late Of the town of Manchester and in
mlly to decree of the hon the supreme the
states, VIII be sold at public auction, KOHday The
IN day gtJantayy nert the first fair day tleTeaf-
ter all ibe estate, both real and personal the county
OF buckinghan belonging 10 the said Robert
me sale will commence with npon what IS called
me Home House Tract OF Land, lying Big Georges
creek on which there has been 29s bushels Of wheat
Carefully seeded This Iacl has been recently Surveyed
ans contains 1900 acres plat Of which be
cue Once OF Heron, SiUoD & Co. In Richmond q nd
which will he exhibited the day Of sale After which
VIII he sold another uact Of land, lying upon Muddy
creek Containing l2iO This land has also been
lately surveyed the plat Of which may seen as
Aiso another tract CT land containing $50 acres puT-
chased by said Craig of Jacob Coitfen
JOAe, two ana three years credit will lie allowed the
purchasers of the land their executing bonds with
hpsTOVad securities aud deed oftTust upon the land
secure The punctuai payment 90 the purchase money
immediately nitsr The saie nf the land will e sold for
smith.
by order ofJOha Lestie. erer'or of 10. craie dec.
November 20. ,,rb7.. los
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

"A ShERSI LAND FOR SALE. In pursuance ofan
n ORDER o. the superior CONT of cfanccry for The
Nc0houd district, will sell at pupiic auction ON ri,e
premises, on Monday The 2lst day 0f December Uert
sua valuable tract Of land lying Pedar fiyer in Am
COUNTY, containing 1909 acres, more less, it be-
Tug part the f5aueI Gjst late of Tho ci,v NJ
Loha" dec considerable portion Of the land il lou
&onas, and Inc s land is believed be equal in Ter
tHV 10 any IN that part OF the country lis abont
Illus uiotant from James river. and Is Lynchbnrg
me terms VIII be one fourth Of the pure u,opcy in
sh ana me residue in equal payments at O. IL and liz
nIohins' bphds and approved security and deed Of
ust on tne lans, viii he relnred from the purchaser
POSSESSION can he had immediately refervinq 10 us the
tle spring. -, Wv ' -"
- at zoe same time and place, will he sold for ready
money, the horses, cattle farming inolen,ents &c ~
w." on tne plantation. 1.-The premises will he shown TO
sy que Wisntng 20 see them by NJ. Gee. y. Luck vino
'''e' y" tue iahu. CARTER y. PAGER
Richmond. NoY. 10. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

0ALUABLE SALE or DRY GoUDs-As 4ncfio,I-
On fHfS'iay the lstn INST at 10 ociock A. 81. will
ne sod to close the concern the tNIIRE STOCK ofthe
late Arh OF CocHRANE & WILLIAMS, Consisting or a
most choice aud well selected dry goods
amounting 10 about 5000, IN which iuciuded al
months credit. HARVEY ivIttIs.tss'e'
saie to be Conducted by OTIS, Dunlop s 60. AncTfs.
ccteiHUtEf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

NIEGEot-s FOR SALE.e..Wili be sold to The highest
~ bidder for cash. on Tuesday the 5M dds Of Jaa-
npy NEXT, VI fair, II not the next fair day FrrsIer'
Tavern, about miles from Pottesviile, 30 NEGROES
belonging to The estate of Sarah JeIdOn dec
O. inen, women and ohildren-amons them ye-
~ valuable house servants, both male and female.
FRANCIS JLRDoN, J Executors Of
WIN. MITCHELL, Jun. SdrohJeyd6n
cHA's THOMPSON, jr. deceased.
Amelia. November Is 55 ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

oiiCE-the Subscriber, as late sheriff OF besterheld
county 90 whom the GnadBinsteTed estate Of Jo-
sepn FRIEND deceased, has been coImItted admins
Wy tne county eoH of Cbesivheid, with the will
OF The said Jsseph annexed in pusnsnc OF the
coniained ia the said will, will the 4th Ho1dgv In
JH"Hdry "eu, at Halifax Courthouse II being court
uSl sen at public auction 10 the highest bidder 3g6 acre
on LAND commonly called Calders, lying in tue said
county adjoining The lands OF col William Terry about
OF miles ifoin the court bOuseon credit Of one
two aud three years the purchaser giving bonds with
approved security, aud deed the land To Sc
cure Tue phhciua payment Of the purchase money. The
lahu Is OF good qualify aud well lsnhered but as IL is
presumed no person will purchase without first viewing
the ianda more particular description is deemed unne
cessary. J. BURFOOT for r BNANcu
Late high sheriff Of chd, and admir- by order
Of court Of Joseph Friend. Gee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

8 or 10 Likely Negroes NJ Aucfon
ON Tuesday the z0fh dsy Of December viii he sold
~ to the highest bster ioy cash. as likely ne
groes as any in Nirginia-among them rScrert
female house servants, aud girl accuSto 10 the
kitchen. The sale viii be constructed by Heron SIMON
aud Co. NATHANIEL NILSSON.
ddseiHis;ras0T Of Robert Nelson acc.
Malvern Hills, Nov. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

a MEXICAN coLD PRESSED CASTOR .I,e
s"bscTher, agent Tor factory IN Phiiadeip,s has
now or hand 10 doz bottles of The above arc;e ~ 4.
Peilof quSlv 49, Also, II barrels sPTS. rUgPENrTNE
eIn constant supply Of CoPAL VARSlsII, which he
WV seh ~ the lowest pficesHe wishes 10 pt;rcsss
1000 bushels FLAKSEED for which the chest prjce io
cam VIII be given. Apply his coachakefg shop st.
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