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The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Capt Symmes, who believes the earth
is hollow, that the entrance is at the poles
and has proposed TO visit the cavity, has
arrived as far north as Cincinnati, whether
on a Journey 10 the arctic region 10 test his
opinions, IS uncertain. lie would perhaps
have been welcome passenger in the late
voyage of the British discovery ships.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

A writer in the N. York Eyening Post,
states from an experiment made, 'hate oil
is one third cheaper than tallow," Tor burn
ing; and that in summer the saving would
be still greater,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

The little value providence acts on riches
is seen by the persons on whom they ere
bestowed.
A person OF infinite wit, speaking of what
might be precisely called proud and vain
man, once said, g When Z see him, Ifcsf
something ike the pleasure 81 seeing hohfv
couple, his sey love ana nc Iivfs 50 hathi'g
together
The following letter was written by one
Of the Swiss Cantons TO Phillip the third ct
spain, in consequence OF some threats OF in
yasion which that monarch made against
them -
"Onc of our Majesty ancestors sent sos
900 of bis subjects to pay Us Sisil--theY
$ aid but short time amongst US, and when
,aey defarted, forgot to take iheir 6ones
with thcrn."
Nothing great can be done IN classics
n science, in politics, in any thing, without
incessant industry, and cur manners are
gainst the use of it. Boys too soon cease
10 be bo, :, and FOR chat reason they continue
boys in intellect all their days,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Union, June 4th.

WE the fubfcribers having been appointed by
y the Hon. Samue' Freeman EGG. TO receive
aud examine the claims of creditors TO the eitars
of sIMON MESERyB. iafe of Scarborough de-
cealed repreiented infoIvent, do hereby give no
tice that e 4 csonths are allowed TO said creditors
10 bring in and prove their claims, and that We
fhaii attend that service az Mr.. William Libby's
in iaid Scarborough on the third Thurfday of Ju-
" next and the third Thuridsy of September ADD
November from ten TO twelve O'Clock in the fore
noon Dated a, Scarborough this 10th day Of
June 1919. MOSES LIBBY Commis
NEHE. LIBBEB{ siorers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

A Tea Cour, of Probate holden at the Proba E
{ \ Office, within and for the county of Cum
beriaud, on the fecoud Wednesday of June, 10
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and niue
teen.-On the petition of Judah Chandler, admin
iilrator Of the enate of EDMt ND CHANDLER,
late of Nor,hyarmOu,h, in faid county, yeonan,
deceafed, Representing that the periona eifate 81
faid deceafed 10 NOT sufficient pay the JUN debts
which he owed at the time of his death by the
fun Of one hundred and twenty dollars, aud pray.
ing for liccnfe 10 fell and convey 70 much of
the real efa,e of faid decesfed As may be pecefa-
ry for the payment of faid debts and incidental
charges Ordsred-fhat the petitioner give no
tice thereof to the heirs of aid deceafed aud all
perions interefied 10 said efa,e, by causing a
copy of this order to be publiihed in the PoRr.
LAND GAZETTE, printed ia Portland, in said
county three week, Excessively, that they may
appear at a probate court to be holden at the
houfe of Seth Mitchell, Esq 10 said Northysr-
mourn, on the third Friday of July next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, and ibev cause. If any
they have, Why the prayer of faid petition houId
not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Jsdgs # cspf
A true Copy-Atttst,
HoRATso SoUrHoATE, Ryis0.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
FOR SALE,

A FARM ia the town Of Gorham, containing
n seventy FIVE acres of Land, with handsome
buildings in good repair, with large Orchard
and Garden in which great variety of fruit
trees.
.3iso,-one other FARM, adjoining the
same, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
LiDgs thereon.
Also, one otter FARM, containing ninety
acres Of pasturing, moving and wood land, with a
Barn on the same.
Also, four House Lots, in the town Of Port
land. situated on Fore-street, near ELFzER HIG
GINs'--two of which have fats in 'front.'
~Terms Of payment will be one, two and
three years for four fifth Cash, on delivery ot
deeds-,itle good. For further particulars. en-,
euire Of CRARLEs ID. BUTTS, of Gorham, or
BARRETT PoTTER, Esq. Of Portland.
Feb 2SI f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

M E the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Jeremiah Bailey Esq To receive
and examine the claims OF the creditors TO The es-
tate of WILLIAM BOGGS, late of Union, in
the county of Lincoln, Yeoman, deceased. repre-
sented insovent do hereby give notice that six
months are allowed to said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims and that we shall attend
that ,ervee al The Office of Daniel +. Harding in
said Union, on the first VI Wednesday Of July next
and of the FIVE following months from two to five
OF the clock ia he afternoon.
DANIEL +. HARDING,
JOHN LERNCORED.
Union June 4th
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
r. w. NEAL,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends. that
LII her school has commenced, the number oil
PUPILS limited, and in addition to the branch
usually taught will be instructed in RockueiPS
System Of Penmanship.
Drawing Lessons given two afternoons in
the week as rewards. Stationary Gratis. A few
more Scholars can be neutrality-suspicious. may
be made at the school room. near the head Of Free
Street or to JAMES NEAL, at his Office, Exchange
Street June ID.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

~ Tue subscribers, having been appointed by
Tue Hon. samue! Freeman, Esq. Judge Of
.Soa'eo' wills &c. f1r the county Of Cum
- receive and examine the CLAIMS Of cred
,ne estate of DANIEL INGALLS, @
- -, 'a'e OF Portland, ia the county Of Cum
l.ss, 'Aoer' deceased represented Ninsolvent,
$50 give notice shat six months are allowed
se..ui'ors Tor bringing in their claims and
s 'heiF debts, aud that we shall attend that
ia gu ~ nonday the 5th day of July next. and
4t Sionday Of the five following months
wv I" hve O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
<,' ofice ofthe Register Of Deeds in said
"'Ao' ELIAS MERRILL, D Commis-
JACOB MOVES, sioners.
~'eu al Portland, Juae eth. 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

we subscribers having been appointed by
1e hon Samuel Freeman. Esq. Judge OF
.so0A'e OF Wills &c. for the county of Cum
IS 70 receive and examine the claims OF cred
y Inc estate of DA MEL BRAGDON, late
s''and, iothe county Of Cumberland. Marin
.aIssa,rePresanted insoIvent do hereby give
Il, Iaa' ix months are allowed TO said credi-
ringing IN their claims and proving their
80 aaa mat we shall attend that service on
e. we 9TH day ofJuly next and on the frst
AZ AZ u TIE I'VE following month";, from two 70
- ~ y the afternoon Of said days at the
/" vac Register Of Deeds in said Portland.
ELIAS MERRILL. ! Commits
JACOB MOVES, ( sioners.
- ~ Portland, JsDe 9Th 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
VI iltarY Notice !! /!

'0 thc-e who niehdeprnishing theu, selves the
present. season with
>woid,--Epauleis-sword Knots--Plumes
-Sashes--Lace--Cor - Buttons
s-Pistols--Cloths
for uniforms, &c. &c.
q re requested 10 cali on ,ae subscriber at No 3.
ferohu4i's KOc, PortiGnd--Where also NAV be
hpd
Feathers Tckings-Looking Glas-
ses-taper Hangags-Hatr Mattrosses--
Fringes--BnIdings,
and almost every article in the Upholstery line.
The UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS as usual attended to
May 25 If EDWARD HOWE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
POETRY.
tProm Poulson's American Daily Advertiser
THE JEWISH RETURN.
Lo, JUDAR's COURTS IN SADNESS MouRE.

JEW ltII ne Urn
Lo, JUDAR's Courts IN sADSEss MOuRE.
LO, Judah's Courts in sadness mourn,
For Judah's rites arc stained;
Her shrines with idol incense burn;
Her altats are prophaned-
The temples pride is cast abroad:
The priests and virgins fed,
And gone. The glovy Of the Lord,
Which through the Fo = shed
II.
The thistle blooms where Ziou's wall,
Defed the Assy ian band
The rIiued fragments totttrpg, fu,
The scorn of Edom's land
Yet saith the Lord, my mighty arm
Shall raire her ruins highs
Ny Vengeance shall tue foe disafm,
That Isrsel's God deny.
From distant lands and nations, where
The tribes in bondage roam
They shall return, forget diepair,
And shout the ransomed home
In Zion on my solemn day,
With Songs shall they adore
And tears, and signs shall flee away
And sorrow be no more S.
& The Lord shall gather Jerusalem, lie stal
build the tOdste places Of -Sion."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH POPE,

JOSEPH POPE,
WOULD inform his Friend and Cunomsr,
thar he has rerscved from No. e No.
MSSSET S ROM Where b offers for [aIe
English and american manufac-
tired GOO DS,
on reafonsble terms for Calh or approved credit.
l Mo. ~, 80. UD
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
PAYABLE Yearly.

The grand canal which i now making ID FgyT /.
from the river Nile 70 Alexandria, j. stated HI
be nearly complete and that, at this time, up
wards of AZ, 600 men are employed in it,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

BIRTH.-At Highgate, (Eng.) 6fa daughter.
the Lady Of Capt. Lang,low, late Of the Bengal
Army, her fourth child the eldest is native of
Africa, the second Of As a, The third of America
and all born within the last four years and half.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Extract from the proceedings Of the Legisla
ture of Connecticut.

Thursday forenoon, Mag 20, 1873.
Mr.. Austin moved for the previous question, -
would the house do any thing upon the subject
Question by the Speaker,-As any as viii do
any thing upon the petition, viii please to signifI
il.
The house vctedto 20 arg thirg Cor. pap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
Springfield Bridge Lottery,

kPTfh9JteN OftGgc AOHcfy,
" SEVENTH CLASS
Prizes of $4,000 so Prizes Of $500
] Do. ot 5000 100 Do. of 100
10 Do. Of 1000 1900 Do. of Is
10 Do. of 500
40C0 Tickets az goo esoh, not two blanks 10
prlz@. Przes SUBJECT To q deiuci0u ~ IS per cent
DrGsring 10 commence ca the 15h ofnert month.
tickets and parts u the soove 10 tcry, for sal.
ct The Bvekstorr ri
NM. HYDE,
no 5. lFCSsETS ROW,
Whcles S20--Grsrrers : e5--Eiehis Q 75-Six-
leer'Ls 81. lri2e III sets in tie Eenntheck
Bridge acc Jl;oE gsra. L9ttssiss taken in pay
1ent. -Gne Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

A HEBRFw BIBLE, supposed TO be written
in the 5th century, and for long time deposited
in the library at Constsntinople, beautifully
written on vellum, has been conveyed to Lon-
don. After the fall the Greek Empire, it was
kept at Vienna, until the French entered that
capital. from whence it was carried to Paris AZ ]
sold to Mr.. WATSON, the proprietor The lear
ned esteem it as unique, and extremely valua-
able.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS,
CONSISTING Or
A GREAT variety OF plain ard fancy ighre1
4 n MusliRs-reai India Musln.-4L and co
cheap white Can5rcs- black ard coinf'd ditto
Imitation Lawn -S-4 and A light aud dark cam
bric Calicoes--Gins hams--.d ourning do --Gin.-
ham Robes-Copperplate aud patch Furniture
CambTic and common Dino ies-a large assortment
Standardization Merino Giifo-one case As
irish Linens, very cheap-Linen Cambric-guiit-
ing and figured Vesiings-black silk do.-biue aBd
yellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cassiinere--
Priest CiOih-Coleran British Coiton--bleck,
white aud green Crapes--green Gauze-5-4 black
bombazine-Linen sad Russia Diaper Linen &
Cotton sheeting--extra black Levantine--biack
and colOred Florence, and Inds Lustrings--cheap
Thread Laces--6-4 white aud black silk Lace
MilliDefts--V etvets--Ia aides and Gentlemen's
silk, beaver and kid Gloves-Cotton Hose-fag
Bandanns, fancy and black silk Handkerchief
check and Inquired Muslin Neckerchiefs-silk Braids
Boot Cord--tans--cotton and linen slack BIND
iugs- Fins Notwithstanding COtton--itaiian
/ Sewing ilk-Iwist-B uckram-Paten Thread
BRACES DEMONSTRATIONS, &c. &c.
Also
handsome assortment BRO ADCLOTHS and
CASSEMERES.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
9 Bales Waltham Cotton Shifting and Sheet
ing-Ginghams-C hecks-Stripes-
Sattinetts-Bee Ticking.
G@ All which ATE offered very low, WHOLESALE
aud retail. CIV May 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

A pair Of Drarfs.-Nr. Pope and his wife
now in London are Prussians, and of remark
able small stature. He is about SO years Of age
and not more than eighteen IN ches in hight. His
wife overtops him by about inches. They
dwell in small portable house, adapted TO their
size.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

The desire of pleasing all mankind is fruitful
source of weakness and mutability in some Of the
best dispositions. In the course Of cur duties, we
are as frequently called upon to undergo the
censure and enmity Of mankind, as to cultivate
their friendship and good opinion,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

The celebrated Nrs. Barnes performed Ham
At the New-YorlS Theatre, on r idsy evening rs
She wore the breeches, but il was for hcrhus6dnd
benefit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
100000
Cat IackS and -BrGds.
- XIII SlN

y
rTAS just received from the Mandatory,
I1 complete assortment of
CUT TACKS IND BRADS,
h;ch will be sold at prices that cannot fail 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22
U NeWvdnd Cheap Goods
GEORGE, HILL.

No. s, Wussey's Ron, Has juyi ReceiUs4.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSDRT4iL>1 tt
SPRING &, SUMMER GOODS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-22

Draisena Sehool-A Riding School for tn,
Draisena or Velocipede is established at New
York. The tutor keeps number Of machines
and attends from seven in the morning till eigh
in the evening. Conditions s. per month, or q
cents each visit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

yrRESiI GARDEN SEEDS.-we shall receive In a
few days per the snip Avefick direct from London
aud now lying at City Point. acsinpleie assortment of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

hl Inc eN0ulRERis published twice wees, yene-
faly and three times week during the session Of The
Sfate Leetsidfrrsprice, the heretofore Fire
Doxrsper annum, payable in advance. Notes OF Char
.eea specie paving Banks, (caLy) will be received in
pa!hva, The Editor will guarantee the safety
uniting them by mail, the postage OF all letters being
pa1'bY the writer's.
n No paper will he discontinued, (but at the dscre-
lon o The Editor until all have been paid up.
n Whoever viii guarantee the payment ofnine papers
shIsi receive tenth gratis. {
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One Sf1are--Ffrst Insertion, rs cents-each
Continuance, SO cents.
w idrerfisenenf inserted until IL has either been
P!dJor or assumed by person in this city It's
earisors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
iands for Snie in G0Ochlnnd nnd Ionisn.

I-uHdSJ0r safe IN tIO0chtdHd qua Louisa.
WISH 10 sell tract OF LAND, adjoining the tract
n S!iich reside III the county Of GOochand, the
mead waters OF Bea,er Dam creek, containing AIS
Aisoa tract lying in The couAty % Louisa Owens
creek adoIs.ins the lands Of Mai. Thomas Shelton Col.
Joseph Shelton, and Others, containing Js3 acres
considerable proportion of Ills land is very fine bottom
the greater part whereof reeianed the rest of the
tract consists of about equal quantities Of cleared
unc cared land. The Improvements consist of
ioftaUe dwelling house with below aud two
above stairs, barn, stables, aud other outhouses and
small apple orchard. Ab0nt one mile above this
sact, ON fork of The creek small tract OF so
acres geiieFay soOaland and considerable proper.
Zion Of t fairgrounds, which have worked as an appen
dage TO the larger tract tins is also for sale aud the
purchaser may take with the said larger tract or not
at bs-opt0n.-As shall be some months absent hon,
virginia, have authorized my brother, Nicholas ].
olhdexier, " sell "a convey these lands aud he will
make The terms known 10 those who may DESTROYS 10
lhho" iheu. WIN. G. POINDEXrER.
Goochlaud, Dec. 81. 7I.sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

ny articles to wit
Early frame peas White turnips
DO. Charlton do. Red do.
DO. botspur do. Purple short top do.
Dwarf marrow do. Early Dutch do.
Do sugar do. Yellow Maltese do.
Green ronnceval do. l Long p,.eu cue amber
Early York cabbage Early frame do.
10. large do. Paiisnnisn do.
Do. Battersea do. Long pod beans
Late do. do. Windsor Go.
EARLY dwarf do. Hciigoland do.
Drunhead do. White mustard
Ked Dutch do. Canary
Yellow Savoy do. Lucefn
Grren do. White cover
Purple broccoli Royal cabbage 1ettnca
White do. brown Dutch do
Sugar loaf cabbage Tennisbail do.
Early dwarf drunhead Talavera wheat
Do. caulifower itomana inelou
Late do. Rock do.
orange carrot Green Minorca
Early ham do. 30 sorts Of pienAial and pc.
Parsnp RENAL seeds, &c.
Cured parsley Common gooseberries
Blood red beet Lancashire do.
SOLID celery Vaiiegatrd hollies
Italian do. Arbutus undo
Scarlet raiish Thrift, sc. &c.
Salmon do.
JOHNSON & HAMMER,
jan 26 81. ct Corner of Cary and aih streets.
NY EN- bOAIMEN-ro HI HigED........Ap Apply To
~ ANDERSON, BLAIR * ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-WiIl lie sold TO the
highest bidder, on Friday, the I2fh 4ay Of FeG'g
SteUt the premises, the tract of LAND kGown by
fhe name of Uo0res OrdiHqry, containing thous
asd aud sixty acres, lying in Lnneiburg county
sen miles OF the courthouse aud four miles above
hacialdNds, on the main road called Cookies leading
tiom sf Peylonsferry To ClaTkesyae, SommeIville
Terry 10 PetefsDurg aud Richmond, ana is among The
best stands for public business ia the county About
800 acres Of land ciearcd the balance well tmbereJ
Nh adapted TO the culture OF corn wheat aud tobacco
ana not interior to any la the beghbof ho0h. The
io"idins are valuable The dwelling house has eleven
SoVms, with fife places IN six Of them good store
u se, gIanafy, shaded round, which affords stable
Ioon iof ihft head Of horses, aud has every other
O nuste secessaiy-On this plantation are orchards
on bearing Irhl trees, sufficient 10 make 600 gallons Of
'bfandy per year, when they hit.
Also, on Tue same da, and place. will be sold, yau-
bic MILL, with the land belonging lying Ola Big fiounds
creek, about two aud hall miles ffom The ordinary
ia toerae fepar-And at the same lime will be sold
ibs stock ~ cattle, sheep, hogs and many articles too
tedious TO enHnierate. Possession will be given an t1e
Christmas ateT day OF sale. OHe.tbfd oftbe purchase
TOuey TO he paid on possession Being given and Ibe
balance n two equal animal pay ments on giving bond
viii approved security aud deed Of trust the pro-
perry.
ANY person dgsirous Of viewing the premises will
please Apply. aud IL will be cheerfnIly shewB. The
stock and other articles will I've sold crcsit of nine
mouths. aud delivered on the Gay after the sale Bond
AID approved security will be required. good and
sreeu deed, in fee simple by myself aad childfen
"bn are all of age, will be made.
Lahenbarg, jan. 10. 79..tds SUSANNA MOORE.
NTARSHAE5 SALg.-todei : decree ofthe superior
I've court Of chancery for tbs Richmond district, pro-
hnunceo on tue 10Th dag Of June Fast 10 cause therein
chesterfield, plaintiff and Richard Priicbard and 9th.
sfs aet ndants be colo the premises. at pub.
~ AUCTION fVr ready monef, TO the highest bidder,
Jaesdag, ne 2d DER Of PebrHarg Heat, tract Of
LIND, yins IN tiie county II chesjeraeid, on James
river, ADJOINING the lands Of John llegeigbam and
WIN. Temple, containing, supposed 10 contain sixty
tue same more OF less.Aiso aRoiIsr tract of
LAM, containing 4si acres lying ~ he said county
~ ChesteTheld, beiHg the piece or tract Of land
located ny tie said Richard PrichsGd commonly called
and tnown as part Of WsTwtok or Chesie, YoSn.....
Tue safe wh commence at O'Clock the nfs mes.
10 fltel
:. GtLRR 4hT. a.s.C.c R.D.
'hh' a. 70..tds
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s,,nArARb'~ wERD-Have ior saie-i3 900 lbs. cof
~ fee, pant prime green
40 hhds and 70 bbls. Mnscovado sugars
% bhis loaf aud lump sugar
10 binds. pri,ne retailing inolasses
~ hhos. Antigua ruin-i DO. Jamaica do.
Is DO. New England do.
q pipcs very Superior old Cosmiac brandy
do. Genuine Holland s,a
20 hDls. Lsybrrn's 4 Caruther's old rect'd whskey
~ hhis. Prnilsy i,aAia do.
pipes, half pipe aud "a Or. casks
old l.. q. Madeira
:. pipes. halt pipes aud Or. cask
Sicily Madeira
20 Or ra.ks Sherry ss WINES.
PIPE Lisbon
l d.. Port
) qr. casks Sweet Malaga
IN h"x-s n doz. each) Claret
~ tirrces London brown stout
fGo tous liar iron 20 tons plough plates
400 northern made pongbs-castinss
I t,n nail rods--50 casks cut nails, Cd to god.
tons English blstered steel
do. German do.-i2 doz. flying pans
$50 SACHS Liverpool ground salt
l50 do. fine do.
: 100 crates queens ware, assorted
81 casks English glass " REF
10 CASKS apotbecaries' Walls
IL gross quart bottles
= boxes Dutch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
40 half boxes lay l0N
8. 49, DO isSsy i w,yDow GLASS
s do. oSy II ~
q do. ~ byI6
p bills. New York prime pork
bbis. mess aRd prime beef
300 do. Nar,h Carolina Gu, herrings
50 casks English refined salt petre
an kegs gunrowder. (F fFl-2 tous patent shot
ESQ prime Spanish hdes-20o sides soai leather
% casks and 2 cases mems shoes
case mems saddles
- bags race ginger-3 80 kegs ground do.
Is de. Pepper-I5 bags pimento
81 Kegs English inusiard-O0 bags hberts
- rails soft she'll almonds
90 boxes hioom raisins-boXes figs
N do. cottnH cards-20 bales spinning cotton
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
10 hrkins prime butter--l terces RICE
ilerces clover seed
Imperial, eunpowder, young Tyson, hyson, sonchong
tras-nutnegs cinnamon, chocolate, alum. copperas,
$pansa Sndgo, candles, soap, cheese, Scotch snuif
piprs, white lead, rosin. ginseng Nova Scotia grind
so beeswax wire sfters. bed cords, leading lines
piting. writing. letter and wrapping paper; fanii,
Hour, &c. ....Also, 4 quantity of DOMESTIC
GOODS, consisting of piaids, stripes, checks, gng.
han;s, brown and beacted shrtings, bedtks, cotton
yarns No. TO No. IL quantity OF sack bags; coll
siani supply of Stone ware. .Jan. 20. st..i2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

viNhE subscribers have removed the upper corner
buiding.adjOip':.g the Farmers 4 Virginia Bsnas.
AL their store, Hd9at BROTHERS 10. will constantly
Keep Tor sale, NAILS, BRADS, and SPRlGS, Of The
irhmond manuiactoryihe quality warranted equal 10
any, aud as cheap be bought IN the United
States =. HAXALL x CO.
n. D. Cash given for CORN. y. Il: & CO.
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