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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
from the Washington CITY Gasytls.

We are enabled today, 10 lay before our
readers an Official copy of Bolivafs pFoc!amd
ton for rOnvOking the congress OF Veuezueia
Ii contains sketch Of event, we'd worth peru
sal, and, as many contradictory reports preVan,
IL Is valuable, as il enrsuaiss from an anilleniic
s0uTre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

a IL persons who have CLAIMS against the estate Of
"A JOSEPH CALICO, dee. are desired make
them known TO us without deiaylhai if found correct,
they may be speedily dscharg ed-ani those indenied to
the estate, are solicited pay what they with as
little delay conveniently re are DESTROYS Of
paying the several egaces Of testaior as expedt
tioIslJ rs possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER j. CHENAILfR,
Executors Of Joseph GaHeeo, dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

oIiCE.- All PERSONS Indebted to the estate OF lie
= tate JOHN LESLIE, Gee. are requested RAKE
immediate payment and all Gho have claims against
ths sa estate are desired present The
lie. JAMS SCUTr l,,nT
jan PS S3..u Of Jefu LcsSfie .fec. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
Two HnMdrsd DolLnrs Rennrd

consequence offoTged letters pfeseued to the sub
scTbers about the !th Of January last repressntiny
tile besrer 10 be Mr. Hunt and nephsw IN. President
OF the farmers and Mechanics Bank Of LeAiugtau a
parcel containing post aud of aud = 100
executed Tor the Newport Bank, Kentucky, vas deI,v
cred TO him. AS there doubt that Hunt Will at
tempt 10 sign aud cIcuai. said notes the above
VIII be given Tor bis apprehension aud cOuvclion..
Hunt is man of gehterl appeaiapce and address !;
about 2S years Of age saiiow Complexion aud rather
absve the middle stature
AS the Newport Bank las had In cireuIat ton
either noles Of so aud 100, post notes. any notes
thai may he orereG Of This descriptions be conn
teries Banks, Brokers' and Oihers, requested 10
be on the aieit should any these Notes be
Hunt Is most probably an assumed name.
MURRAY, FAi mAN Z co.
pbjladelDhIJ Feb "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

rENHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.-RuhaHaJ from lac
a subscriber about weeks ago, negro inAn "A DAN
who has probably assumed The Haine Of .Jdan Cofe-
man. From circumstances, have strong reasons to
suspect he has ohtained free pass. II is very preahic
that he rs lurking III Cuipeper county, which he
was originally brought. Adam is about co years old
uaIh complexion, slightly nclinedto Stow-six fee,
high, perhaps little spare form, thia vsage
and more than commonly active for his age. Tie above
reward viii be given for bis delivery The county
OF Bedford; or Ten Dollars for securing him IN amy
JAIL so that | recover him. THO: EVFRITTE
Jan. z7f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
UNCOMMON IANuARY.

BUFFALO, JAM 26.-we experienced several days last
week resembling April more than January, which ended
IN moderate supply Of ram. The has again become
s"o nut our hesds remain euiiely without snow
Lake Erie. at tie lower end, generally freezes aross
early In January. AZ this ine il il wholly free
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

G)UtLiC SALE.-By vftpe OF deed Of trust, nov Of
recOrdin The county court OF POwhatau, executed
10 tie subscriber by loTaiio Tnipin, Of the county
aforesaid 10 secare payment ofceTtnin sums Of
nry ibeIein Dentonedwiil be offered for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, a; PowhataB Courthouse on
the yfb day Of March ne1J, tract Of LAND, contain
igg SOS acres less lying fine CTtek the
county aforesaid, aud adjoang the lands OF Edinund
IiaiTison, John Goode, stn. and VIM a. 1uTpin--And
also SIN SLAVES, named ia said ed much
thereof % viii satisfy the claims thereon, together wiki
The cost Of executing the said rast.Tbe title vested m
the subscriber viii be conveyed to the purchaser.
Feb s6..wtds W. u. COCKE sen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
Steam BoGis for Sac


NEW JERSEY, will be offered
2ts-..-tNs al public sale at Bowly's Wharf
,[.js~ss1lsssSF7sY.- IN the city Of Baltimore, on
Monday, The ist day Of jfGrcH
merit, at O'Clock ia the after
coca, with all their equipments, beds, furniture, &C.
&C. They bave both powerful engines almost new on
tie most approved plan of Eoiton and Wait on the low
pressne Tue NewJeroey has copper boilers very tnick
and the Eagle iron boilers, also very thick. The Jer-
sey IS admiitedto equal in speed any steamboat 10
the Chesapeahs Bay aud the Ia lie is mnch nfer
OF TO her IN speed They both completely copper
ed, and are ready 10 commence immediate operations
they have three cabins large comfortable and elegant
They have been bnilt OF good materials. Tile Eagle
would suit shallow navigation she draught
Of water The Jersey has not heavy disught of water
but draws a few INCHES more than the Eagle.
The terms of sale viii be, credit one third II the
purchase money for SIX months au0iber Third nine
months. and the resdne In Twelve months, with interest
on each from The day o. sale Notes with approved
doTseTs will be required. These hoats will positively
be sold without reserve bargain may theiefoe he
expected in them; They will be sold separately.
ERISCOE & FhRIRID6E,
agents for the OnHfrS.
baltimore. Feb. o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

EOLEMAN Il WOOLFoLK-liave removed Their
~ once TO The rooms lately occupied by the Unitd
States Bank. feb. n. SO.,3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
SHIP ADftIANA-

rf2. SHIP ADtfANA.
10Y On Thursday, the isth inst. ut the Mer
",e5.-ss- Chants Coffee House, in Philadelphia, at
ocoes VIII be sold, the ship ADRiANA. built at Phiia
orpna III 1919 has been Kept well sailed copper fas
tsnsa IN het deck sides and bottom, was heavily cop
pered IN liverpool in 1916. Rsgsieed l24 IL 0 tons
sails fast, and will SLOW 200 barrels.
itis snip stands high as Liverpool Regular Trader
ma, sesan, accommodations for passengers. draws
10. iee ioaneu aud IS aDnndaRtiy found in every
Terms, endorsed notes, a 9, aud months
the seller. -
in'e1ory at Coffee House at No. AZ, Dock street and
Oh board tie shipat Humphreys Wharf, Southwark.
Isle, WEIR & CO. auctoneers.
ph.lldeIDhia Fen. oo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

For safe, sro frscfs Of rafxcbie PcsrAatos Euss,S
rg'hE subscriber being desmons of removing - he
tern county onefs for sale Two tracts OF LAND,
lying IN Powhatan county. The one whereoa he rc-
sdes, containing SEQ lying between Jouess
and Fine cree rs miles above Richmond, and miles
Rom JAMES River To this tract Is attached 30
acres OF meadow, most of which 40 IN cultivation
he other tract containing dive hundred and forty
my acres about two aies froia the usct
has go acres ofthe Fine meadow annexed which
has all lately been dched, and about hats cieareS
sni viii he rut IN corn tue ensnng season
may he had the LIST October next. The purchaser
be supplied with the crop OF corn, &c.and also
liable stock Of all kinds. The situation 10 REMARKABLY
healthy, Astounding with excellent wafer, aud very
agreeable neehhoIhovd. woud also wish sell TOR
cash, two valuable WATER MEN; both Of whom have
mad likewise. HoRATlO 1uRPiN.
Jan. 10. zS.u0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

gavin YOUNG zen LEWEES 4 S5WYERy-
- To be hiped OF
ANDERSON, BLAIR * ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

s1toii SnLE.-By virtue OF deed trust OF record
n IA the Office VI the musings OF Tie city OF
Richmond, executed by VIM. Lownes, of the county
oI Shes.eIheo on The Ed day of say, 1918, 10 the
subscribers, for tAe purpose of securing 10 YIN Boil
ing, oil Goschland, the payment of debt ein men
ohee-si be sold for cash, 10 the highest bidder on
the premises. in sait. city, the Is.h auy OF Fe5yua
ynerf, iot or parcel OF LAND, being parI of tie
taii'ug Garden tract, or Judii founs's tenement com
,encing at Tue east side OF shochoe AT the arcb
oil the new stone ridge on street aud running down
SAID street fort. feet ~ Caleb Lownss' line thence
along said Caleb -sanes inc 1917 feet, thence forty
ieet To ths creek thence up SAID creek iI 10 tile
arch OF The bridge al The beginning mac Of said
ict or parcel OF and with its purenances as wdl De
sufficient 10 satisfy discharge the dent aforesaid III
SAID deed oftruSt mentioned t-g.lhef with all costs
and expenses attending the sale.
-, 80 lanes sHipHtRD, Tru.,ees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

GfRAfED or STOLEN-Froni The subscriber on the
~ .9th January, from Robeft A.. Mcbride's store
C0oehland county, DARK BAY HORSE, 10 or "
Years old fleet 10 inches high star on his forehead
Elud feet white, lew saddle spois with bob tall
Whoever will return said horse the subscriber shall
receive the reward Of Ten Dollars and all necessary
Charges paid. ANDREW q. SupTHW ORTIZ
rep. 10 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

L ~ E'"oES al AUCiiON.-Hiii he, sold pubiIc
y auction, on Thursday, the 25fh Instant ii
iaI IL not, ON the hIst fair day thereafter twenty a.
likely young NEGROES as any in Yirsiuia- amongst
them II males between aud years Of age; the Ia
lance yonns females, the oldest about 30 years DID,.
hese negroes are as free from fault any in the state
he sale will be made for cash. and viii comm rr al
IL O'Clock in the day above mentioned front oil tue
once OF HERON, SiNTON & CO.
Feb.2 sstas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

I WANT TO HfRE- DS the month, or for The balance
OF the year, is oT20 able bodied MLN, to cipar a
piece Of land, and d other work farui.-Also to
purchase OF stIongrloueh MAKES.
Feb a. s0..wu b. w. COLEMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

II AKSHAL's ShLE.-t'I saatil To a decree OF lLr
superior court OF csanceTy for the district of l.
ansborg, pronounced al the October session, 1910,
thctase OF arneu MicoaWiii be soid s The high
est bidder for ready money, the 9TH dag Of Marcia
neat before the tavern OF Robert RaEsoc the coup-
~ as Gloucester tiact OF LAND ia lhe said county
containing from 259 800 be the same more or
less. ROBERT LlVELY D. 81
for 3. ~. Pryor, ~. ~. G. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

III. coraItbcisLip Heretofore existing under The
n nrin Of james I'Kidoc 8 20. was dissolved on
tue Isl Install persons having claims against The
late concern. wiil call on DgUaE ifiliLGue for pay
ment; and those Indebted, viii please make payIeht
10 'hem- JAMES N'kiLDOE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

n The Editors Of The baltimore .darric0sl a1d
phifadetphia DcHocrati; Press. uiH Please ofserf
ths d0ote advertisement for tro rsets ia their res
Pecfipe p9pers, and joruGrd their Gilis ~ t.. e. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

The subscribers having associated themselves togeth
er under the firm OF DuyAL q M'RiLDOE, will con:
Time the fp0fAecary Drug business, at the sta,s6
lately occupied by James M'Kiidoe Co.-Tbcy lIaSc
on hans and ntens keeping very general assartmyIS
which they sell on accommodating terms.
PHILIP DUVAL jT.
) jan I'll. S0..l6t JAMES M'KfLDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16
LYNCllBUKG MANTLE.

TIE having put their Harbie anu in one
ration, ave prepared TO execute with skill aud dis
patch orders fOf chimneyinantles, hearihs, steps
tombstones stills, &C. 60 The mill is situated on the
bank ot James river orders therefore from Richmond
PeoIsbuI. and HorfolL can be flied al little srpencs OF
freight
TINS, believed, is the first and only ahlishmen
OF ibe KIND In virginia and asibe citizens have NOW
anopporiuny Diminishing themselves With these use
in zndoinanenal articles OF line quality, the produc.
uoh oiibeiI own Stale, the propfitOIs cannot but i
dGsf hope that they will psei liberal
T. 3. OHdrtjcr Who can Come sell recommended
wiilfegeire liberal wages.
Samuel CsristoPAer & Jordan AatAoay.
Lynohburg, Sept. 40. 4x..ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

b@NLOVthCE COMMISSION UOJSL.-Jsc1sOn. d!'
q htatsy Scnthnoyfh, have u warehouse at Flo.
renee at the head of navigation the Tennessee river
ready ei The reception al co,ton and such other
ees. domestic and oreign Us MAY consigned them
isst viii purchase cotton aud tobacco, and sell dr.,
eo"os ana groceries SAT- ami provisions
tor those who NAV favor them Is i,h their Custom
N. T. Salts vet, much wanted at present.
Fiotencs. Dec. 10. 676p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

SAE iNON-- i5o tors Swedish aud America an Ir.u
~ OF superior quality. making general assortment
tons hoop iron, asserted
rs do. Swedish PLOUGH piates
do English h'istei steel
Z do American do.
"a, l d.. feai Gefn,an do.-For sale By
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08
FRENCH POLITICS.

The Baltimore Morning Chronicle Of
Friday, the 3Oth ult. contains the following
sensible remarks on this subject:
The late creation Of new Peers by the
French Monarch, appears to have excited
very strong sensations amongst the other
members of that body. The debates on
this subject were loud and boisterous, and
frequently interrupted by cries OF order
from the president. A discussion arose We
ry much resembling what has passed on
the floor of Congress when member has
endeavored TO introduce proposition Pc
culiaIly hostile to the sentiments OF the ma
jority. 1t has been more than once deci-
ded, that the speaker when he rises, shall
announce the otjec; ofhis motion; which.
If unacceptable to the majority, is voted
down by the dead eloquence OF numbers.
The ground taken by those favorable to the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08
Nsu,- York 1fau

Nsw- York, May4.
The British packet Qusensbury, sailed
from Falmouth on the 18th of March, and
has experienced severe weather. The cap.
tain Of the packet, Richard Dunston, esq.
died at sea Of consumption on the goth A.
pril, and was buried at Halifax. The com.
mand devolved on the master, Mr.. Charles
Teller.
Philadelphia, May s.
Captain Wing of the Caledonia, sailed
from Laguira on the 9Th ult in company
with schooner John Brown, Of Newbury-
port, for Turks Island, after an embargo
of three weeks, in consequence Of Rrion,
squadron being off that port.
Extract Of q letter, dated La Guira, .iprls
Con the 10th ult eight priyateers under
command of Brion hove in sight. Our feet
not being OF sufficient strength to meet them
had 10 wait for a reinforcement, which ar.
rived on the 9th inst. from Porto Cayello,
they chased the enemy as far off as Cuma-
ma. Foreign vessels come in and 60 cut
without molestation-severaI Of them hare
been boarded. All is tranquil in the iDteri'
er.--Prices--cofee 96; cocoa SO; bldes2i
indigo Is; -four 8 dolls. dry goods, 10"
and plenty"
Extract Of letter, dated Kingston. Jan'a'-
ca, March 80.
SIN consequence of recent advices from
Europe, Coffee, which was brisk al 81. %.
Sd. when last wrote you, cannot now be
sold at g. Sd, at which price it has been
altered"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08

The editor Of the Baltimore Morning
Chronicle writes like an Am, rican. His
ideas on the following subject will be read
with real pleasure. ~ Y, GAG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-08

InCeHHeS, 1uuTGH [f, toI0'
81 have the painful and melancholy task
of informing you OF the death Of Thomas
Meal, on Sunday the twenty-hrst, about
one o'clock, P. NJ. OF stab he received
from three Delaware Indians, in his own
house, about 8 o'clock at night on the 18th
inst.
"The circumstances attending this me-
lancholy affair, given by himself, and a Mr.
Lacy who lived with him, are as follows -
After dark three Delaware Indians on
their way from the settlement to their camps
called at bis house, apparently somewhat
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
Hoole, Quincy & Co.

OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Head of LNGR.aH.4M'S WHARF, Fore St'set,
RD bids good retailing Molasses
W 80 do New England RUM
Is do Wet India Do
do American I GIN
pipes Hollands
pipes BRANDY
Li,s0q, Sherry , yiio WINES.
40 Chef, and boxes Hyfon, Y. TEAS
Hyfon, H. skin ~ souchong} I 0do'
1900 lbs GOLFER duality
9: 60 g. g. !: T s g: s::' ''}sAlr
500 % S Is. I s.s. and risssn,} SUGAR.
!, : : i s :: ss:s }Raisins.
TURKEY FIGS
IS bbs clear andl PORK
10 do No.
IS boxes dipt CANDLES
bbls 6permaceti OIL
Is kegs Fig and Twill TOBACCO
10 do MUSTARD-5 casks RICE
bags PEPPER IS bags PIMENTO
100 lbs CASSIA-z0 lbs NUTMEGS
90 do CLOvB5--a bbls GINGER
$4,000 CfGARS-lO boxes PIPES
500 lbs good SNUFF
10 1I ps s ~,.a!'' {SOAP.
100 bufhsls good yellow CORN
50 bbis fuper6ne FLOUR
!; !: '' e !: x s s: }pAPER.
COTTON and Cotton YARN
so quin,aIs Pollock FISH
10 casks POWDER-1OO0 lbs SHOT
COPPERAS-ALLUM--I
ENGLISH WALNUrS-- FiLBERTS--
DATES
god, IL, 10, 6 aud i'd CUT NAILS
Be1e. By 10 and GLASS.
10 don sHOVELS-IO dox HOES
Together with general afortment of
HARD-WAR
All Of which 10 offered on a. good terms a. can
be purchafed efewhere.. If June
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
SEERIFF'S SALE.

Taken by Execution and will be sold at Public
Vendue on Saturday the 2 b day of August
next, st IL O'clock. A. n. 1t the house Of l.
rsei Water house Innhoder in Portland,
a Ii the right in Equity Of Redemption
4 = which Asa kneelsnd has IN rcdeemine
the following described Rel Estate, situated
Ia 0 isheld, in the coun-y of Cumberland. VIZ.
one lot Of Land numbered So. in The first divi
sion of lots 10 said Otistield, togeiher with the
buildings thereon, being the same said Kneei,nd
morgseed 10 Iosish Pierce. Esq. in October
10, 1917, for the payment OF four hundred and
ten dollars, IS sppesg, IN the regwtry.s Office
book, II, page 408.
MOSES HARRIS, D. Sher,f.
r4sd, Suy L, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20

abased at the refl zen oftheir former procsed :
ngs, while the sons OF honorable liberty, exult in
peace.
Is. Peace-makers AID tcar. ha,chs-May the
friends of liberty and peace live to see the advo-
Gates Of unjustifable War abased.
IA. .4mericdn Eagle-Pasied be the hand that
attempts to rob her of her glory, TO decorate the
crown ola tyrant.
Is. Washingio Although we cannot ap-
proach the altitude of his fame--let rs at least
initiate his virtues.
Is. Shan, Frendship-" Joab took Abner aside
in the gate to speak with him quietly, and smote
him there under the fifth rib, that he died''-msy
we have no Joabs here.
II. District Of .Naine-Her pretentions to
independence are equal to the destinations Of
the advocates OF the measure-while they prom
Use us liberty, "are they not themselves the SER
wants of corrupton?n
IS. DirideTs end Office Scekcr,-When the
liberties of the people are in jeopardy-when
horde ofdemagogues are aiming to dude for the
purpose of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and the ranks are
filling with dupes and hobby horses, whereby
many, who wish, may ride upon their backs into
power may We shun the vortex OF confusion and
dstress-may unanimously pursue the path
way Of our political Aosss-may we be like king
David's servants, always ready to do whatsoever
The king shall appoint-may we not say, al the
sound OF the trumpet " .45salom 1e,gneth IN He
JrOn.D
IS. Parry Spsrit-May the dagon of party find
no cringers here-may every unsocial principle
be made willing sacrifice on the altar OF Union
may every succeeding fourth Of July find US
inspired with this spirit of friendship.
20. The Fair Ser-Capable of cheering the
heart of the soldier, or reducing the strength of
conquerors u kings-may their influence be ex-
ercised to effect the establishment OF good prin-
ciples.
81. The Patrons Of Beneralencs May their
rewards be equal to their merits
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
POETRY.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

BoR THE GAZETTE.
BETHLEHEM'S STAR.
THERE is ray that breaks the gloon
Of Sorrows years
That gilds our pathway to the tomb
Dispels our fears:
1t rose with "healing in its beam"
In darkest hour;
And shone in majesty supreme
Ger Bethlehem's tow'r.
Bright Star through thee the child of Grief
AT last is blest;
Through thee the mourner finds relief,
The weary rest. ID. -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
REAL ESTATE-at auction

REAL ESTATE-at auction.
WILDE sold, BY order Of Court, on WE'D.
NESDAT. the 2Ist day Of Tsb next,
at IL 6'cLck, M. at Public Vendue, on
the premises,
a L0TOFLAND with large TWO STooY
- DWELLING-HOUSt, Barn, and Gu, Hous-
es thereon, belonging to the Estate of Thomas
Oelano deceased, situated on Pleasant-street, d..
recty opposite the house of Horatio Southgate,
Esq
The terms liberal aud made known at the sale
eBiC all DELANO, Adssialfyasvis.
June %, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
MP FRESH GOODS.
TU5T RECEIVED and are now opening, for
- sale by
BARBOUR e. sc OTT,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
StapLe and FdncH GOODS,

Staple and Fancy GOODS,
which were bought at very reduced prices, and viii
be sold at a small advance, viz.
A. and Ga India and Scotch
book, Scotch lawn, mr. 7.
IA and Ga Leno, Jaconet and Z lYlUSllIlS.
Cambria, rambour'd and
Fancy Figured
Cambria and common Dimoties
A-4 and 6-A cetton Cambrics
Elegant Garniture RIBBONS
IMITATION MERINO SHAWLS
Large assortment Of NANKtN GRAPE Do.
Real black AVIGNON LUSTRING
Black aud coIour'd Florences-Plad silks
Black and changeab!e Siuchaws and SIesuetts
Figured and plain white and green sARSNETTS
w bite Pongee Silk
Green, white and black Italian Grapes
Green Gawze-Ledies Parssolls
Strip'd and plaid SEERsUCKERS
White aud coor'd border'd Craya,s
= London Printed Cambrcs
Great variety light and dayk C4LICOES
Furntures and Copperplates
MaIabar and Carlisle Giaghams
FIRST chop blue and yellow Nalkins
COMPANY NANKINS
Ladies Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs
Black Silk, Bandanna, Flag and Langee do
Great variety of Madras, Cotton Flag, Cotton
Bandanna and common Pocket DO.
Tiuc Wuitc anu Uuu tES
Fancy Figured Nesting
Black FIorentine Silk
Twill.d and plain Bombazetts
Linen Cambrics--Long Lawn
78 and 4-A Irish Linens
Steam Loom and MadJapolam Shirtines
Black Characterization aud handsome printed
Shawls
Linen Sheeting-Birds Eye Diaper
Damask Table Linen--Russia aud Derry Diaper
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
Ladies' and Gentlemen's silk and beaver Gloves
Silk Hose Tiffany and paper Fans
Black and coor'd Levantine SILK SHAWLS
Brown Linens-Brown Platilles
Cotton CassiIneres--English Nankin
Fine white Fannels
Webb's Patent experimentation Nett do.
Vieonia Cloths, an excellent article for Summer
50 inch Bingham Umbrellas
italian and Canton Sewing Silk
Gilt coat and vest Buttons
Wire Sewing Cotton-Patent Threads
Russia SHEETING
Black and blue Ratinette
Large assortment Of Superfne and common
BROADCLOTHS. all colours
Double and single mild C.4SSI .MERES
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Bleach and unbleach'd Shirtings and Sheet
ings-Ginghams- Checks-Stripes
-Bedtckings-Priest Cloths
Sattinetts-White and as.
sorted Threads.
July IL CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-20
THO Gents Rewdrd.
TAKE NOTICE.

To De cold at Public AUCTION by virtue Of Ii
cence from the Judge Of Probate for the
County OF Cumberland dated September 9Th -.
TO pay the debts of JOHN FARWELL. late OF
Portland deseased-a certain 10, Of land ia War
erford, 10 the county of Oxford, containing a
bout twenty one acres being part of Lot No z, in
the seventh range Of lots, 10 said town, aud was
formerly the property of John ChamberIain-set
on on Execution. 10 said Farwell deceased. -
Sale TO DC At the Office Of S. Nc LeIlan and L
Fletcher 20 Portland, en- Saturday the thirty era
day of July 1919, at ten O'Clock forenoon
JAMES NEAL, Adm debonis non.
Portland, July I'd 1918.