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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
TRUST SAIE-

virtue OF deed Of trust executed the subscriber
y by William Miller, IT, 10 secure the PAYMENT Of Ger
pn sum o. money therein mentioned which was duly 70
corded IN the county court Of Goochnnd 2h October
l8i c viii proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder for ceb
~ Jrtsda nc o. day IF Ji,qc nsrt, The place called
SPIi NGFIklD, living on the Upper Liciighole creek
con- s'nng 20 ares also eleven the east Of the
Fletcher, also about sixty acres Of wood lard on north
sric Of The Whitehall road joining toe lands Philip Full
cher, lror IS much thereof as will be sufficient 70 dis
chtfEe Tho said debt interest and attending the exc
cion Of the trust Such title only will made as Is vest
ed ~ the trc" ~ tc decd &c trust The sair viii be
msie ~ Spfusfed JOSIAH LEhNE Trustee.
Nay ~ o-wrxs
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RANAWAY-

SoMETIME in Nay or June last, from carpenter TO
~ whom lac VAS hired, negro man named DAVID
a' carpenter by trade, p Is years of age, about
h'e feet ten inches high OF light compile xon reddish
eyes. lie has down look when spoken very
puch and in attempting 10 speak, usually stamps the
ground With one of his feet This negro has been Pc
tcrsburg and Is probably in that place or in
Iynchcirg where he hired.
A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS will be given to
whoever will deliver him the subscriber i'm tioochland
or secure him in any Jail 50 that yet him again.
JAMES u. FERGUSON.
NonVh,aln, warren ~. loft
NoilCE.-t have a negro mau named JOHN, who I
suppose IS lettering about the county of Cumberland
or Guy OF Richmond, without permission from rue. He is
o rather light complexion, ordinary stature good countc
nance, and by trade cooper Owners of vessels and all
o'ner persons are iorewarncd employing arborne said
ehow len dollars viii be given will
cure him in Jail and communicate the information to me AZ
Wnliesburgy tCharoitc) Post Office.
MAY ~ Sit T.. M. FORD
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Ohn Bradley, adm'or Of Philip sOutfall, and other

~, -; -. Dsfcndantt
nc circ iacias awarded in this cause the IN dav
Noseinber $50 in the of Cary Wilkinson ndr,'or
WIN Tue wi annexed OF Ann q. Sonha against the de-
eho's ana the marshal having returned The same ~ t
e ueiehdani stephen Soutiall found and II aupe,r
ag ny satisfactory evidence that the said Stephen South
a Is MOI an nhabtant OF this couniryon the motion OF
me plaintiffs by counsel, Ordered That the s,d So
Ihen Souha do appear here the first day Of the next
Term ana shcw cause, any he can why The said stt
should not stand and be revived against him i'm tho name
OF .ne sad Cary Wilkinson adInor Ann H. Souha and
Ne IN all things in the plight condition as II WINS
NJ ne death of the said Ann Souha and tIof con,
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some nespats
puohshed IN Richmond for months successiveIv and
posted at the front door of The former CapoI in IL &c
OF Williamsburg. a copy-Tesfe Wy
April 81 IIS-ws,v IN CIIRrsTIAN r r.
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NOTICE TO MECHANICS


MR. trustees OF the Uampdca Sidney CoHcre have l,v
an order OF their Board authorised the subscribers 10
proposals andto contract for the building Of Col
se eGice oil brick, contiguous the present buildings of
le college, to be SO feet long 90 feet wide three
s.orles hsf and 10 he covered with TIM copper or some
o'her incon6ustibe material. The particular plan and
description oil the house. also Tie contract NAV
nv applying 10 either OF them. Proposals for build
ihg ie same accompanied by bills work and addressed
10 homas H. Morton at Farmyile either the other
suoieIs al Charlotte Courthouse will be received until
The rst Monday in jane which ay the Subscribers
meet al The latter place, for the purpose of concluding
ihose disposed TO undertake the work will pro-
uSe satisfactory recommendations, unless known TO the
SUBSCRIBERS Or some OF them.
CLEMENT ChRRINGToN,
THOMAS A. MORTON,
ISAAC READ,
HENRY \. WATKINS,
~, WILLIAM VI WATKINS,
-Hes % II7-tlI
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" lEWiNiA-iN CHINCERl.--At a court held fop
charlotte county, tie It'll day of March, Ig2i-
cannon 4" eodsof and Jane his wife, Thomas wilkes
James wilkes, Daniel Wilkes Clement H. wilkes and ri
zane,h Wilkes, which said Thomas James Daniel Glen
en- y; ana Eiizaboth, are infants by their next
' ~" "a h"i'e!, Plaintiffs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

virtue OF deed OF trust by Isaac Peasan,
- ad Isaac W. Peasants and Jane his wife Benia-
mn Anderson Andrew Kean and John s. Fleming trs-
ices bearing date the Esd day OF March 1890 and of
record IN the clerks Office OF oochinnd county couryy
be sold 10 the highest bidder public auction before The
dopr OF eniamin Anderson Goochland Courthouse on
saturday. fhe III doy Of June merit, in order satisfy the
purposes OF said trust certain tract or Parcel of LANDn
Sid deed mentioned, lying in said county Of Goochlaud
yons the lands Of Richard Redfor and Others contain
ing by estimation go acres more or less and known bv
Tue name oil the FORESTThe terms Of sale will be cash
70 pay the sum OF 21S5 40 cents, with interest 1923
81 cents from 18th January 1870 and ON = 7Ol "a cents
iromdhe 10th April isi0 till paid, and Of = 90 cts
ana the costs OF executing the said deed The balance
81 ue purchase money is To- be secured said trustees ty
the purchasers giving bonds with deed OF trust on the
premises payable in six and twelve months from the day of
sale Such title vested in said trustees viii be con-
veyed to The purchaser and the sale will be made by the
trustees above named.
GoOcbland, April 20. ~ I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

vas NOT - hecrme crparss, cca,cd him a king
10 be styled Tic HIS, thereby reNarding his sni-
gular services
The present disease will end ray life, the " divine
ntensil' (thc Throne) is suprcmSly important and
II becomes proper 10 transfer il TO another; there
fore command al the Ministers of the Imperial
prcscacc, I'LL the statesmen of the military board,
and all the great officers of the imperial iouso no Id
m an assembled body, To open the secret deposit
The Imperial Heir is benevolent, dutiiul wise and
valsrous and will be able to sustain the must com
iiited to HIM Let him ascend the Imperial throne
and succeed to the universal rule
This duty oil u Sovereign Prince consists in know
lag mems characters, and giving reposc to the pco-
pie. have long discussed clearly this subject ::
put, TO carry these duties into effect, is truly diff
hcult let them he duly considered let them he
strenuously maintained; attach Yourself (oh me
soa , to the good and virtuous love and feed thv
back-haired people, and preserve our family do
mnlon over the great patrimonyt o myrads of ages.
Inc lie ne Classic SAYS that dutiul sons per
peuate well the designs of their fathers, and illus
trate well the affairs oi their ancestors-NIay Your
strenuous efforts never be intcrintted.
have arrived at the high honour of being he
Son OF ffearen my years have extended bpyond a
seNagenary cycle the happiness 1 have attained
may be denomnatcd great; hope my successor
WI DC able TO continue my purposes, and will cause
the world to ENJOY the felicity ofgeneral tranquility
and thus my wishes will be gratiiied When re.
ceived the Imperial Seal, had two elder brothers
and one younger brother In the spring of this wear
the royal brother, kin-tSR, frs, departed this life
anu GUY tue royal DrothcfS E-fStH and Chiao-tSin
remain these, for Offences were deprived Of their
cmoluments, which punishment is hereby entirely
RENTED.
The Shoe king relates, ;at the ancient Emperor,
Ia, closed his career hunting excursion /; nv
Fate has, therefore, been that of others and fur.
thcr, this place, Lra' Yang, one whtiaccor,lint
TO rule, must bc annually blessed by the Impcriai
presence, and my predecessor or his late Majesty.
was born here. Why, then, should I be indignant at
diving here.
Let the state mourning he agreeable 10 former
usage, and be put off after twcntv-seycn days An
>nouncc this to the Empire and cause every one to
near IT, kEAKING.
gitl ,r,,. 7,L ,,,o,,, 0s,L -.
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John Preston and Elizabeth Ann his wife, corneS,,
nro'rn, ao'dH Iigg, Charles Taylor james T. Presto,
Henry Edmundson, John Fioyd, Reuben +. Ross Ron,
o9iph Hoss, Francis Preston Francis Smith Andre,.
hoore, Robert GAMBLE Wm. Ross, William r. Sn,itb
Preston Smith, VIM. G Psndleton, Bernard Peyton md
Francis Pova and John Preston and Elizabeth Presto
infant children and next heirs Thomas L. Preston dee
Dy e MARSHAL OF the said specially assigned their
g,ardian TO defend them in this suit; and Mellow
ell aunor OF the said Thomas L. Preston dec John Tomp
Inns executor of Charles Biagrove dec the said Join
Preston, a'lmor of Granville Smith dec.
oi George Huncock dec and William Radfori Wuhiu~-
ION Preston John Breckenridge Preston E1abet, M,di-
son Preston Susanna Smith Preston, and Sarah prston
the oir last OF whom infants, by the said Marshal
speoy assigned their guardian defend them in his
sun and John lirockenbrough Philip Sorborne Nichols
IN, IN, sara James Mcdowell and Henry Edmundson trS
hIans,s W. Eimer, nees of the said John .ton and
me MUTUAL assurance Society against fire buildings OF
Ts A. !, ei sIrgihia Defendants.
- inc ucicndants Cornelius Brown, AhraIa irgr ami
hhhdoh loss, not having entered their appearance ami
gwen security according TO the of Assembly md tbs
es OF ths cou and il appearing by satisfactory c,i
1eiee mat they are not inhabitants this country n Is
oTded hat the said defendants do appcar here on Tho
Ih dN OF tue next term and tie bill OF the nln
M ana that of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
Two months :uccessvcly and posted the front door Of
"' N"Pi'oi' III the said ciiS a copy-Teste,
April 6. Ioo 80 20 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

TEiHE subscribers that the mercantile business
cannot be conducted with any advantage themselves
or satisfaction 20 their customers, without good assor
ment Of goods take the liberty Of informing Them ard te
pubic generally that they have recently laid in the hand
soe ana tney mink the cheapest assortment they have
ever had the pleasure of ocringhmongst their goods IL
an elegant assortment Of STRAW and LBGHoRN HATS
dressed IN the latest Spring fashion, which they deter
mined To sell lower than they be bought In Richmond
ihcy have also many ARTICLES Of entire new style OF
goods never imported before this Spring. Crcsya
LiapfS "aenta Chrts md Muslins for dresses, Crane
Sbawls aud lltndkcrcliefs, Swiss Muslins &c. &c
Shepperfs best Cloths and Cashmere wnches brown
and Whte Russia Drill, Vest patterns e description
ana many other articles, which makes their assortment
equal 10 any IN The countrySolrit0us Of doing business
on the most satisfactory forms they determined 20 sell
their goods extremely low.
MONTAGUE 4 WATKINS
Cartersvillc, May ~
II W. & W. are daily in expectation of rcccivipr from
New YORK saj Fhff ha, an 81 sortscns Of IsfS
an - a. CAV e. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
Pl1de's Malls for sale, at PllJIic .4Ec5Io0

I-f1de s .tiiuS f0r sale, at Pubic AUCTION.
(To close the concern Of Mackenzie 4 ChristianA
~ Honddy, the I'M June neat the premises at -
~ o'clock precisely, will be sold tho highest bddev
three undivided iourts of the fee simple right OF PRIDES
MILLS and rs acres of LAND attached thereto including
The dwelling premises occupied by Donald Mackenzie all
within the corporation of Petersburg the premises
arc the following buildings, viz Two Flour Mills run
nng pair l-2 and feet Durrs, with all ma
chncy complete capable of making 200 bbls. -four daily
a Corn ll, which commands large proportion of the
Tow" ana grist rented for three years at
one thousand dollars per annum. Saw Mill and Plaster
MN, also IN good oTer-Ailer's House. and Kitchen for
he peopie-A large Coopers Shop, and coed Counting
These Mills, from their stuaon capacity and command
OF wheat are inferior 10 few il any, in the atend the
lana BENG bounded for about half mile bv the Falls of
APpona;ox River, afordng more Mil Seats-makes the
properly sTnEitS6e to capitalist who wishes prosecute
the milling business.
Inc dwelling premises beautiful eminence few
view OF the town and falls of the river, and remarkable
healthy-there springs of excellent water in the
yard-a large and well improved gardenand 30 acres of
E'Id well enclosed, in grass and clover lots.
Immediately after the above and same place. will
be put up IFS acres WOOD LAND in Chesterfield living
snort distance from town. and is of the of TaJs
Lots, sold few years ago
ana on the following day at 10 o'clock the premises
Lo NO 81, at the lower end OF 5ongbrook sree-tsne
W ieetiront and running TO the ryeroccupied at pre-
sent as atoliacco scmmery.
Ioms-i' and years approved negotiable notes with
approVed endorSers, and decd Of each pcce of
properly WILLIAM IiAXALL.
may 10 3-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
WASHINGTON TAVERN.

T
VIE subscriber continues keep the above establish
II ment in the town Of LITTLE YORK and has sunnlied
himself with every necessary for the geuee acconnoa-
ton OF those who may favor him with their company IIe
pledges himself to the public 10 keep supply OF he lc,
quorS ana ms table shall a all times be supplied with
the best that the country affords.
lie has recently completed his BATHING HOUSE and
now prepared 10 accommodate persons DESTROYS Of recey-
ing the dement's resulting from the Of the salt water
pa either the hot cold, shower BATH given pcr-
teety private, in 20 minutes notice Persons visiting York
Tor the purpose Of taking bath assred that every
attention shall he paid TO their comfort and mud
on me most reasonable terms JOHN T.. SHIELDS.
hlny H. g--gts
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NlhGlNiA-At rules holden in tie Clerks office of
ue superior court OF chancery for the RichmSha
district the 2ist day Of April lU2l- '"'
James o WINSTON PlaintiG,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

Richmond Turnpike Companv.
VIE subscribers in this company are requested TO fax
notice, that Their annual general meeting will be hold
al me Eagle Hotel in the City of Richmond on the fir,
Monday in next month. n SJIEpp Al, ~ CI.ii
IN
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WILLIAM { MHRY COTLEGFT

VIE Annual Examination of the Students in this insti-
"'on wili commence on Tuesday, the 25tii day of
@ ldrsnS and guardians, and all those who may
an interest In the University who can make il conye
mem, are requested to attend. J. AUG. SMITH, Pres
Inc visitors and Governors College will nease IN
observe that the eth of July is the day for the meeting of
Comvoc"5n As affairs Of the greatest Importance TO
Inc College will he submitted their consideration full
and puncua attendance is earnestly solicited
April 81. BIJRLVEII RAScErr
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H.naru uson and Ruthy his wife, formerly Rally
WlheS WIDOW and cAecutri4 Of Jesse Wilkes dec and
JoSiah o. WMhes the grandson of Jesse wilkes dec nv
,Hi i'eiafcso, has guardian al liter and John q.
RI ioc,i. =, - - Defendants
ne defendant John y. wilkes having entered his
~ ae, accOfuihS To the act Of Assembly and rules
OF i court aud appearing to the satisfaction Of The
count that lac IS nhnbilant Of this state ON the mo
I G .e palnnhs by their COUNSEL, the doth
ana decree, thai the said John b. Wilkes do appenr here
Oh w, nsi day oiiune court and his appear
"Smtr INC plaintiffs bii and give security for per
FORMING the decree oftLe court aud that a conv Of tbis
ue bSsned 10 some newspaper printed in the cy Oh
front door of the courthouse ofihe said county
Acopy--Tcsic, WiNSLoW ROBINSON, G.. c.
April 8. t07,,,s
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NlhGlNiA.-At Rsles HOLDEN IN the CLERKS Of5ee %
day of April 1871 81 ~ ."
Cary Wilkinson and wife, and the said Cary Wikinson
administrator with the will annexed of Ann b. southa
s.. Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

NikulNiAAt rules, holden in the clerks Office of tbr
superior court OF chsncery the Richmond d,r;ct
the 2ist day of March, I8li- '
1onl robertson Esq Attorney General of the Common
"ea Pls.ntiS,
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Pa 'ni9;

CHANcEhf--At court OF quarterly session coni;n
u ued and held Essex county at The courteous ,h
22d day Of IIerch, 1921 D'' o' 'ne
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The Evangelical Instructor, d. s,gned FIR tie
ne d scs,5ols. Price 81 IL cents.
First Lessons IL Geography and Astronomy,
With sesea Maps, aud Plate OF the Solar sys-
xu for the n>e at yolng chlidsen Price 25 ctais.
sJaLieson's Grammar of khetorica and Polite
" efsture, comp'efending the principles Of Inn
,ciage aud slylr-the EieaeHts OF Tasie and Crit
Esm, with rules for the study of Composition and
Ioguence, illustrated by appropriate Examples,
With questions. Price S.@5.
Iyller's and Rslbiu's Elements Of Ancient and
Modern History, with questions Price s1 80.
Qaeslions. 81 l-2 crats-tor the use Of schools.
Nhelpley's Compcnd Of History, from The ear
let times c1mPrehending general view OF the
present state OF the word anu brief dissertation
On the Importance OF Historical knowledge, With
Questions adapted 10 the wok for the use OF schools
bud academies. Price 81 81 2, Questions II cts.
Questions 10 Murrs,'s Gammar.
Perry's Spelling Book.
Ju.t Published and tor sale as above, new and
improved edition Of pe'ry's Spelling book.
UniversaI,s,'s hymn BOOKS.
Village Harmony.
feth. 18th, f4th, 18Th. 10th and 18th Editions
81 the Village Harmony.
Tempt Carmina
Songs Of the Temple--7th aud 9Th Editions Of
the Bridgewa;sr Collection OF Sacred Music
Northern HARMONY.
9Th Edition of the Northern Harmony.
-.dLSO-
JUST RECEIVED,
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Lady Morgan's IiaIy, Q vols.
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Elec,Fcity-Hy draulics---Hyd ,ossa,ics -
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Visiting Cards and Billet Paper.
FARMERS ALMANACS
a. b. Ihama,', Maine, Christian and Poke,
ALMhNACS for
1884,
70 Sale as above 10y tue inousand, gross, dozen or
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Public and private Libraries furnished al the
shortest notice, aud on as good terms a. can be
purchased elsewhere. IT. Oct en-
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Miss f. C.. GRIFFIN.

ESfECIFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
- roritand, that she proposes opening School
ior young Ladies, wherein the following BRAN
ches may be taught; viz. Reading. Orthography,
definitions, Penmaking, Chirography, Anthme-
TIC, English Grammar. Composition, Punctua-
iron, Modern and Ancient Geography, Rhetoric,
History, Chemistry, Logic, &C.
RAN and ornamental Needle Work will be
taught ifdesired. The school will commence on
Monday, the 18th Of Dec. at the House Of MIR.
A. Carter. Terms Sc per Quarter.
y. U. Recommendations may be seen at Mr..
Carter's house.
Dec. 4. 1891.
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JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE ATTHE
p0RTLAND BOOKSTORE,
u Merchants Rom, middle Street, Portland
Geography made easy,

ns;ar New AbnJgment Of The American u
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,.;oing eeaeral Views aaeslIons, and accom-
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History oft1s Uaied States Of america
Nitha ii .ccounI OF some VI the priuc,pal KIM
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JUST PUBLISHED

q ~ Tor sale al This Office asd al the several
Il 10 kstores IN town.
L.. an ADDRESS,
n .''s'rrd before The Name Guar tshlr Mechanic
4 Sss"eH''on, for the beae6l OF The Apprentices
~ 6RENViL1E MElLEN, Esq.
~ he proceeds arisirg FROM the sae IL this
h, .'r 'on ~ be devoted exclusively 20 the use
'"FNfy' Nov. 81
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CHARLES BLANCHARD

10. ?, hERoHANT's Row, MIDDLp-sTRTT
As lately received large attion e. lis
- Stock Of
Croekery, Glass and China Hare,
making he assortment more complete than be- eto-
fore. Among the above e thirty Crates assrrt-
ed Tor the County-six,y Of Plates. H. wis, Cup
and saucers. Jugs. fings, Chambers % r.hes Nan
pies-IEA AND DINING WARE. 10 be le-
packed or at Retail.
Also
Twenty casks and boxes OF various kinds n
Gtdss Hare and some articles ofHARD WARE
which are offered for cash or or credit
Oct 16, 1921. r.
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GEORGE WARREN,
Fore St'eet-Near HE head Of Ingrul,ams T-harf,
Has just received and offers for sale
20 boxes and chests young Hyson ard Sou
cbong TEAS,
hhds W. L. and St. Croix RUM,
oquarter casks and pipes MaIsga and Lis
bon WINE.
IOOO lbs. best Cheese.
bales Cotton,
~ hhds. retailing Molssses,
casks Sperm Oil,
AZ casks GOD. a and lOd Nails,
~ bbis. Muscuvado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
boxes Pipes-do. 7by 9 and 8 by 10 Glass.
Mould and dipped Candles.
iOO qr. Soxes Cigars,
% resms Wrapping Paper.
AZ bbls. Apples-bsgs Of Shells,
Bags PepPer-Pimento-Biow Salt,
Cognac Brandy-American & Holland Gin
Cherry Rum-Windsor and bar sosp.
Double refined Sal Petre,
West lndi. & domestic Coffee &C hoco,,te
Cassis-Cioves-Nutm Sugars.
Stsrch-Sulphur-C +. Indigo.
Powder ard Shot. &c &C
Also an assortment a
Hard & HoLLow Wdre.
" DC oher so.
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II TO LET.

THAT large one story dwelling House in Ract.
Street. near Abner Bagleys which has Wei FL.
ished rooms on the fioorone finished chamber porch
wood house, barn, garden and good pump Of water
Possession given Immediately. Inquire Of WILLIAM
SMITH, Fore Street, Oh the Printer Dc
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
N.o11, Jones Rog, Exchange street--Portland
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder,
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
$50 Or. casks of F. R. F. and T. p.
500 canisters r. F. and +. and T. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers of the u. States Ordnance
Department, and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
0TGentemen are invited to call and examine
he above Powder. If Oct. @.