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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

NALL ht oneieN fn sale 10 The highest bidder, i0r
W cash, al Mach buckingham COur, being The S;h
day efthe mouth, four tive MICRO MN and
Woh4N-aTppg the men, there are NO bl2chsmiths,
une 81 ihe1 hIsl rate, and avaluabiew waterman
Feb. IS. g5..3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

IOTlCB.-Ia m pnder the painful necessity Of fore
, waning the public sgai1s, trading with my son .
THOMPSON W. bioHHt. on my accoust. paying hin
money thai may he due ne a. Is under age and
not authorized by TO transact any business on ny
sCs6nnt--l will not pay any drhts IS Is contracting
THOMPSON BLOUNr sen
POwhsian county, Feb 10. ~ ..f2)iws uGs
j gtNDRICK -HffoyReg N Lot-BIif st,end iir
- superior aud inferior courts ~ mr. he com
ties n Bedfcfd Campbell and pitis' eara.husintss
couNded 20 him VII NC puuctusiiy dssufsA 90.
Nss Iouden. Va. ven. 10. 40. .f2Nss
~ 0liCF.s- AZ rsous indebted e. fir esfftr Of thf
~ tate JOHN IhSS LiJ dec. Tctuesif-i 10 sake
imge date payment aud al who have cisns against
'r said estate desTed presept ihs the
sbscr Der cOuatnz house of the late John Lees
iie. JANES SCOTT. EN'or
Jans. % s3..tf u Sefss Letsfie. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

The subscribers having assaciaied Iheriseyts togeth
o. nndei the firm of DUNAL e m'KiLDOE, will cOn-
tnue the 4fpotAecarg@ Drug GNSiHeSS, AT The stand
lately occnpIed by James N Ki!doe y Co.-They have
on band and intend keepinga very general assortment
winch they sell on accommodating ierue.
PHILIP DuVAT.. jr.
Jan ~ s0.,iSt JAMES MKiLDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

trEhALt tNAcbLR.--Wshted, IA the Female Ins,i.
u tuiio" New glasgow, Va. as an assistant teacher q
lad! ofiiotiai edurasui, quaiised teach music and
occasionally assist IN tcnie OF the literary branches
The establishment as female seminary, being very
extensive, requires several teachers hut the
attached TO The above situation, may pre- he cal
cniaed al 90 90 dollar per annum and as The num-
Der OF rnps are still increasing, tbefets VIII probably
exceed thai sum the ensuing session. Comm unioaiions
accompanied with references addressed 10 The under
signed, will be promptly attended TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

HEARSHABS SALE.-Pursuant To a decree of The
IVA superior court Of chancery uf The district Of VIII
hanshurg, pronounced al the JnDe session 1915 ia the
rase ~ Peek ana others against DOugassWi be sold
10 Tie highest bidder for ready money on the i3fh d0g
~ Hareh Hert, before The tavern Of Robert Ransone
M the county 81 0loucestvf tract Of LAND in the
SAID county, near the Olive Branch Westinghouse,
lalrng ~ acres more OF Tess with be houses Ssd i'm.
pfofeinents thereon. no: LIVELY, ID. AZ.
fer y. ". Pryor, ~. ". g. ~. c.
Feb.ls. p2..(2,4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

LaSftR.-tcf sac, manufactured Preach and Nova
Z sc,<ia PLASfEH, warranted the best qualify de-
i!rered fIef o. expensc On the Basin.
We viii slso g',ud ZION toll. 4. BAxfIL & CO.
ftb. -. ef.f2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02
Ak IhON.-l50 tons Swedish and American ITau
Id OF superior quality making general assoItusnt
tens hoop iron, assorted
rs do Swedish plough plates
do English hsief steel
do. American ,


"a, $. 7s..wi2e UgEN, BLAIR 4 G,RRoLL-
~ ot:Ch iwisb 10 sen MY tiaci oi LAND, lying ia
4 fowhaian, aboGt sX mites below tie courthouse,
on the main road leading Richmond, containing
about thee heBded acTes aud known by the name of
rye ffat ISOch. description " the land is deemed
unnecessary 40 those visis To buy will nrs The
iahd. Anys proposals mace aud diegttd to me AZ
Lynclburg, will be attended to.
~ Tie abuye land be sold before The 81 Ueanes
dan az N0reA nsrf. itwii on that DAY be offered at
public auction, at Powhstan Courthouse. heng court
day. ROBERT uAWKiNS.
tcdiotf VI O. 7..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

e n. BRaDY-Sadaler aud Barnesi Maker, les
l1s peclfuy informs his friends aud the public that
he has commented the saddng and. Harness Making
occupied b. T.. Redford door the Uuion iioie
%9ere he has general assortment OF SADDLES. BRl-
DIES. and HARNESS. on handand is still Increasing
his assortment he also hopes that countr, merchants
VIII give him call, well as those who want for their
own use He fatlers hineeif from his attention aud
experience in the business merit shacc OF The public
patronage aud lie them that his wark is
made Of Is good material any IN the city ana ex.
ecuted if'the best manner Feb. III. 1T
'fNWENrf DOLLARS REWARD Runaway tom
the subscriber living IN Bedford county the 3th
Dec. negro man named RED-Dark complexion
stout MADE, about feet high has very large teeth
see" 30 yeaIs-his clothing consists of suit napt
ton, a blue broadcloth frock coat a blue bomespun
great COAT recrnty purchased him of Mr.. Hank in
OF "ihiamsburg aud am convinced il is his intention
10 return. ! will give the above reward and all fea-
sonaSie expences, delivered at my plantation near
Bedford county, Feb. %. o. III
sflFIi DOLLARS REWAKD.-Ranaway from tue
subscriber on the llh inst. a very likely negro feI-
ow, named NATHAN, (calls himself Nathan Mort
20 years OF age Ave feet eight inches high
carr complexion, has 4 the top Of of his
IeeI, occasioned by scaIi IN December last when
standiEs stands very Nat bis feet and when spoken
to has very pleasing coanIeuance. He reads aud
writes very well, and presume has forged himself
SCI OF i!ee papers, and viii endeavoi TO pass
MAI He has been accustomed to the house business
ana carried with him great variety OF clothing.
pave no donat he will make for Philadelphia New
fok. forewarn all masters of vessels from carrying
on said boy...-I will give enty.f five dollars reward
ne IS apprehended in this place its yic.ny and
my dollars be 10 unprecedented in Richmond or Nor
ioiS, and lodgedin Jail SO that gel him again.
JOHN G. ARMiSrEAD.
Petersburg. Feb. 10. o. .I2t
ENo cENTLEmEN FREERoLDPRS-Wbo hose wood
lands are convenient TO this city to James river
we, Inc subscribers, give this early notice. that we
WISH To be supplied in the ensuing seaon with six 10
eight hundred cords Of we'll cured OAK BARK--for
WHICH The following liberal prices viii he paid on its
Oeilvery, In good Order aud well packed at oar res
pecive tsnyards, or at the boat landing there.
to, during all TIE months OF April May and Junenext
ensuing, viz
For MACK and Red OAK Bark, S eper cord
Willow do. do. 8
Spanish do. do.
Young Cbesnut Oak do. 10
N u The bark brought in beats will he mea ired in
the boats aud received without charge for It's carriage
to the tanyaTds RTsTE & CO
Feb. 20. oa(2)uJ EwIkC & DOBIE.
& ARrER q. FAGE--Has opened IA ONCE on p 81
~ IN the honse next above the Merchants Coffee
House where all ordss for the purchase or sale Of any
OF the public stocks will be faithfully attended to-He
WIN also sen or buy crops cagoes Of wheat
on commission.
For sale, loo Shares OF u. S. Bank stock-soo of
Marine Stock OF Richmond, for cash.
Feb. le. 9i..(2)3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

IGOR SALE-A Tr0cf ~ L0Rd lying ~ The county of
q GOochlaud BeastTdam creek, containing iots
acres adjoining the courthouse ract and originally
par thereof. his land lies well the soisropd aud
mere IS great abundance oi good OAK timber on u.
The gbhDi hood BE- veahbt and sgTceahle aud the
stualouo ~ che land H. healthy. Il purchaser choese
NOT 10 pufctate the gboIetTac ne can be atcomuoda-
ted withihfee, our. ave hundred acf Immediately
ADJOINING thc tuthouse tract orr con be had az the
upper end ~ the tact djoibing Sc Afctet Payne.
The and viii be thcwn0y uJself, living adjonihr or
bs M Amos, living Il and the pavoicnts viii be
made easJ 10 the purchaser. This latd As really worth
be aenuon % Hose wishing 70 possess valuable zeal
etiats. Appiy To WM. MILLfR.
tf1echiaft Sept.ii. 81 ..wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

'HHHE tale ot the ianes IN lie case of Worul,y py
Il Wolmlsy and oihers, is poSTPONRD until the fur
thrr Greer uf the court. WM. MANN d H.
Feb. IL. S9..w4w Jor dadreH H0ore, NJ J. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

GtPANtSu fiDES.-We shall receive Ia few DAYS,
- 1908 yety pfimf Kueuos Afres OK HlHtS--rhlch
wtlibe sold on frasofaDic tcfuis al or store.
Dec ~. 7n.f RAILS tON s PiERShNTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

II The Editors oJ the baltimore 1f,nericOn ant
PhFodekphia DemOcrafic Pyfss, uW yieaSe toisert
pecliUe papers, aad )ors0ard their 6iRs 10 h. C.M
Feh =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

'gVHiiUY DOLb4BS FEW ARD.-RunaNa{ tom I've
d su''scriher abOuttB weeks ago, hegfo msfi ADAM.
who has pfohariy ssfnweG che zane ~ 4d0hl Gcfe-
Haj,. FROM c.fcnWsiancrs, have strong reasons 20
snspeci Pc ohtaAtta zee pass. "a is probable
fhaih y iuftnr 90 Cuipepef county fem which b.
was orignaliy trpuet ATTAIN is Thuut ca years OLD,
uask compi, yicE, srgbty inclined 70 Jelow sx fcst
hieh, Or pethaps tl morc spate fofnl thin gisags
ard ihea commonly active for his 1bsatovs
reward WI BE- rvcmfp W. delivery tonsi IN the counts
oi Bedford 81 Ter DoffoTs FOR secuiipg hiiu 81 aHY
isll. 80 thai recover hin. 1HO: EVlRtrTe.
far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

Bats Prom New York
lust REcEINiD, per scbi Weymouth four cases of
lion from the best aud most ia honaDle makers i'm
Baltimore, Phiiade'phis, New York and Loudon-Aii
OF which, wish to dispose OF at small profit for
cash JOHN WINsT,ln
Feb. n. so NON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

MICAH BALDWIN,
feh. 10. el..et GEORGE IVES.
FLORENCE COMMISSION HotSE.-Jacksun, NJ
u hinfey J Southuoyth, have a warehouse Mt Flo.
renee al the head Of navigation the Tennessee river
READY icr the reception of cotton aid other
Giles, domestic and foreign may he consigned to
They will purchase cotton aud r-bacco and sell dry
GOODS and groceries, salt and provisions
ior those who may favor them with their custom.
N. Is. Salts very much wanted at present.
Florence. Dec. 10. - 81 en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-03-02

I tiSsoLUlioN........r The paitnershtp VI Nsirhf&l
- bG!Gnia Go. was, by mutual eopsent dissolved.
on the 18th day Of January iast. Micah Baldwin and
George Ives duly authorized and WIN attend 10 the
unsettled business Of The concern. ~ =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
PORTLA Nd GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING DEC. IA. 1919.

The Presidents Message was received ia town
by mail Sunday morning from N. York. to whlch
place 1t came by express from the seat of govern
men' IN IL hours, distance of 90 miles and
was received on Monday by due course of mail.
from ashngton. The message congratulates
Congress on ITS resuming its duties in the capitol
This is the hrst time since its destru ction by the
enemy IN The last war. The principal part of
this interesting document is occupied in present
ing view Of our relations with Spain. 1t shows
an unwarrantable delay on the part Of that gov
eminent to ratify the treaty, and that no re- asons
were given for this until after the time for
exchanging the notifications had expired. The
causes afterwards assigned were. that grants of
land made by the king OF Spain, were annulIed
by the treaty, and that the United States had as
sisted and encouraged the Texas expedition.
These reasons the President states to he wholly
unjustihable because the 9th article Of the trea-
" relating to those grants, which were made at-
ter the 1st of Ian. 1873 and which conveyed
all the lands in Florida, not before granted, was
drawn for the express purpose and no other, of
annslling those grants. Spain not therefore
istifed in refusing her assent to the treaty on
mat ground, but on the contrary, was bound to
conf N the doings OF her minister, made according
TO his instructions, and with all the facts before
him. On the other objection, there is no pre-
tence of argument the expedition to Texas
having been invariably discountenanced by our
government.
as the King has declared his determination to
send a Minister TO thi. country, to receive and
give explanations, the President recommends to
Congress, that they should delay enforcing the
provisions the Treaty until that minister's over
lures shall be known although he maintains
that we have right to execute the treaty in the
same manner if it had byen rat fed he
Message gives brief state ment Of the situation
of our country in its other relations, it regards
the Spanish provinces In South America the ne.
citations for commercial convention with G..
Britain the pecuniary embaTassments in the
Southern and Western parts of the Union /; the
state of the Treasury the Importance of encour-
aging Domestic Manufactures the surveying the
coast, and establishing Notifications and rec
ommend that our Commerce should be protected
IN ne Mediterranean, or the South Atlantic
Coat and in the Pac and Indian Oceans, by
naval force; and finally concludes with notice
ofthe death of Perry, which, he says : lie de-
plored as a national loss
Both Houses Of Congress formed quorum on
Monday. Mr. BARBOUR, of Virginia, is President
of the Senate pro TEN. and CHARLES CUrTs, Esq
Secretary. In the House of Representa- YES
HENRY CLAY, Esq. of Kentucky, was reelected
Speakes by 147 votes out of 1856, and THOMAS
DouGHERT was appointed Clerk. They pas
sed through the usual preparatory stages on
Monday, and the Message was received on Tues
day at IL O'Clock
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
NEGOTIATION WITH PAIN.

Soon after the termination OF the American
Revolution, disputes arose between this ceun
Try and S, ain OH the ject OF Boundaries d.
The navigation of the Mississippi Spain set
up claim to possessions within the state of
Georgia, by virtue of having rescued them
from the British during that war aqd we
claimed right to navigate The MisslsIpp, from
its source t. he sea, although in part OF It's
course that river runs through Louisiana on the
one side and Florida on the other, both at that
tin.e in the possession OF Spain. Our right to
the free navigation was founded on the treaty
of Paris, 1868, and the revolution treaty
1928, and OH the laws of nature and nations.
Negotiations on these important subjects
early commenced. Don Diego dc Gordeqai
was in 1894 sent by bis Catholic majesty 10
This country with full powers TO 9 treat, adjust
and sign whatever articles, compacts and con-
yeniions might be conducive 10 the regulation
Of the points above alluded to :" and in July
1885, John jay, Esq. then secreta-y OF For
e,yn affairs under the articles of confederation,
wa clothed with iull powers on the part u
Congress to conclude any 'compacts aud con
veot,ons necessary for establishing the boun
daries between the territories of The u 5. and
those of his Catholic majesty. and for promot-
lug the general interests Of the Two nations.
Don Gardoqui opened the correspondence,
by an explicit declaration that the King, hls
master would not permit any nation TO navi
ya,e the river between the two banks belong
~ to BIZ majesty" aud be also stated the
news of his court on The subject OF CONNER
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
DIED..

In this town, Mr.. Stephen Sparrow aged CO.
Mr.. Joseph llsley, aged 50-A Son cfMr, Enoch
Riggs aged about IL.
IA Wnthrop, Mfs. Nancy. consort Of james
Curtis Esq. formerly Of Brunswick.
La Limerick, Mr.. Oliver Libbey, son Of Nathan
lei Libbey, ESQ. aged 90. A lingering consunp.
ton wasted away his life, but IN its lat stages lie
was permitted to enjoy and manifest peculiarly
soothing and triumphant hopes Of 5ehoIuing the
glory OF jesus his saviour and Lord.
The Rev. BENJAMIN CHADWICK, whose
decease was mentioned in late Gazette,
was a truly evangelical preacher seventeen
years in the Second Parish in Scarborough, much
esteemed by his People, until by sickness he was
incapacitated for the duties Of his Sacred Office
lie was an afectionate husband, tender parent.
a faithful friend, an exemplary Christian-ffe
bore long and distressing sickness with great
patience and resignation 10 the divine govern
ment. His will was remarkably united to the
divine will in all things. As he lived 50 he died,
in faith of participating joys eternal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
faht;c coast. in the Pacific and Indian oceans,

fahv;c coast, IN the Pacific and Indian oceans,
,. has been found nee ss,ry 10 maintain
strong naval force, watch il seems proper
Tor The present TO continue. There is much
reasos TO believe. that il any portion ol the
Squadron heretofore stationed II The M.di
IeFrailean should be Withdrawn, our inter
course with the powers bordering on that
sea, would be much interrupted, If not al
together destroyed. Such, too, has been
re growlh Of a split of piracy, in the other
quarters mentioned by adventures from
every country, 10 abuse OF The friendly n, gs
which thet have assumed, that MOTTO pro-
feet our commerce there, would be 10 aban-
don 1t IS II prey TO their city. Due at
fention has likewise BEEN paid TO the sup
presslon u the slave trade, in compliance
with law ofthe last session Orders have
been given to the commanders Of all our
public ships 10 eeizr al such vessels ma
viglledunder our flag, engage d in that trade,
and % bring tIem in, 10 be proceeded
against III the manner prescribed by that
law. Il is hoped that these vigorous
measures. supported by like acts b. other
IA lois, viii soon terminate commerce }
disgracefu 10 the civilized world.
II the execution If the duty imposed by
these acts and Of a high trust connected with
1t, II is with deep regret have to STATE the
loss which has been sustained by the death
OF Commodore PERRy His gallantrv In a
Brilliant exploit in the late war. added to
The renown OF his country. His death is de
! plored as a nston., mis- fortune
JAMES MONROE.
| Washington Dee 1878.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al.
concerned thar he has been duly appointed and
taken upon him the tru.t Of administrators on th.
estate Of
( JOHN N HIYNEY.
iate Of Waterford in the couaty of Oxford ysomzE
deceased by giving bond a. the law directs.-Hs
therefore rsqus.ts I'll persors who are Indebted 10
the said decezseds eftste make immediate pay
Tnent; sDd those who have any denssnds thsreol 10
exhibit he same 10
WILLIAM MUNRCE 2 4fssi-ift,essr
Waterford. NV - y c. ssfs nfgsf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Judah Dana, Egg. Jusge of Proba e, for
the unity of OIfsid, TO receive and examine tht
claims of creditors TO the estate of JoIN WHIT.
My, late Of Waterford, IN said coun'y, decea.ed,
Represented insolvent, do hereby give notice that
Elk months are allowed ssid creditors 10 bring ir
and prove their claims, and that We bali aItend
thar service at the fice of Charles Whitman IL
said Waterford on the frst ThursdsYs Of January
and February nett.
Dated ar Waterford, this sixth DAY Of Decelbsg
A. d. 1919. M
CHaPLFs WHITMAN, D
LEANDER GaGE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
Mem Boarding House.

Mrs. FULsO NJ wishes 10 inform her fiends
-vl hat she has taken the house belonging 10
Isaac LORD, Esq. (nex' 20 the Rev. Mr. Nichols
Meetingbouse) for a BOARDiNG-HousE,
where LADIES and GENTLEMEN, who wish I pass
a few days in Town, may ind pleasant and cons en-
lent accommodations. ~ us nesrness TO The
Couri-holse may recommend IL 10 tie CFNTLEa I'm
Of The BaR, and others who attend Court
FoDr steady boardsrs cen BE- accommodated on
reasonable terms Der. fS, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
OTICE,

THOSE Gentlemen, who have agreed to associ.
= ate themselves for she purpose u establishing an
ATHENAgUM and REhDING-RooM in Portland
are hereby notified that the meeting on Tuesday
evening last, was adjourned to Friday evening
next. 17th inst. at O'Clock precisely. general
and puDctual attendance is requested.
JOS. EATON. Sscrtary of he meeting.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14

CHARLES FARLEY
Nov 50 1919.


Ne 6. Union Row, Mildle-Street. Portland
II AS just recelged rich supply OF JeweIEy. ST.
L YER silver Plated, E annis, aud JapsHss
Wares-AMONG WHICH Are 70 y
Gold and silvet Watches Watch Seal. and Keys
elegant Pearl, Jet and Paste FingrF Rrpg,-PihTs
aud Ear ings--paste turtle she'll ivor, and h1rI
Combs--amulet Necklace. and Ornamt : s-Msltetss
Vest Buuons-yt Re icuIe Tops ,aeps- III IL
and common Snaps--a large assortment OF GaE
Watch Chains eealsand Keys-ysfiow w.itet3ti.s
black Shoe Ruekies--Japanned Tea Trays sota5
very elegant, with double borders--stsel SuuaeG.
aud Trays-scss1rs--Razo -Penkniyes-- plata
Candlesiieks, Snufiers and Trays--out and.comTi5f
glass Castors--tea and table Spoons-Iea Set1
--Britannia Tea Pots--blocktiu doc aEtiesGieAI
snuff Boxes--gass Beads--biead, cheese and
knife Trays. f-+f \" 90
Constantly on hand warranted gold Necklaces,
Silver table and tea Spoons, sugar Tosgs, fojlg
aod cream Ladies' dessert Spoons. Thmbies, E:sa
Knives, with a great variety of other articisSi
which will be sold cheap for cash short crsdia
Dee Ia. 6w. tf XXI.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
Stolen,

EROM the subscriber, on the evening OF ths
IL flth inst. az Gray Corner, dark RED
HORSE, about years DID. stout built, black maaa
and tail with one wb,e bind foot, said horse Il supr
posed 10 be stolen by who broke Paris gaoi
Thursdy last. Whoever will take up said thief
and horse aud will return said horse to The subscr
Der al Portland shall be suitably rewarded
Dec. f.. MOSES HARRIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14

OLA II I4kJs
WILLIAM HYDE, No. 8, Hussegs Po~
IT AS Just received for sale uncomm0itiy f0r
doz. FIRST aUALITY ENGLISH sLATEs diEss-
ent sizes doz common Dutch do re-
ALSO-real Day and Martins Backing
Back Ball by the doz. ga
IndeIible lax
$4,000 English and Russia QUILLs, ofdiferazi
qualities, some very superior. -.it
Dec. IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14

IL lations, and at the loves cash prices
VIZ 80
London Cloths and Casslrneres
Common and low priced Do.--a large assortment
Kerseys--O neutrality-suspicious.
Ladies' Cloths and Pelsse Cloths, all colours
Blankets from Ga to ia
A large assortment of Cashmere Shewls
BombaZetts, all colours
A complete assortment OF tianpels
Wor,ted Hosiery-Beaver Gloves
SILK and Tabby Veivets all colours
Elegant black twll'd Silk, for Pelisses
Real Italian Black Lustring
Black Sinchaws-Ssrsnetts and Florences
Italian and French Grapes. of the best quality
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Nankin Grape ShawIs
Real Italian Florenlines, foi Nesting
A large assortment Of Wooden Vestiug
Brown Camblet, for cioaks
Scotch Plaids-PIaid Bombazetts
Figured Salisbury FIanneis
Flag and aandanna Handkerchefs
Handsome Furniture Chintz-Copperplates
Imitation, Lawn, plain Book, plain Leno and hg-
ured MusIins
White and Colouf ed Cambricks
Carlisle Ginghams, Calicoes- Cotton Shawls
Plaid and Chsngeable Sarsnets
Green Lustring, Green Canton Grape, ~
Six and Bingham Umbrellas,
Steam Loom Shirtings,
.aLSO
Fine and Common Satinetts,
Factory Ginghams, Checks. Stripes,
Be ticks, Sbeetings, Shirtings, &c
Russia ard Derry Diaper,
Red & White American FLANNEl-S, Src. &c
Dec. IA. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-14
NOTICE.

THE Stocl Q ,lders IN the Name Fire & Aarigs
L Insurance CCnlprny, are hereby notified that
,he annual meeting for the choice of rine Direc.
'ofs, for the ensuing year, will be holden at their
Office, in Lxchange-street, on TEESD4 II, the Il Z
day Of January next al 2 O'Clock r NJ. y
4LSp-- 10 act On any other business that may
come before them f' '-HF
~ order of he President and Directors NJ r.
& Mar. ms dice. JOHN DEANE, Jr. Sec'y. X
Dec. 10, 1919.