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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

CONTAINING
a compilation of the several laws for the
establishment of the James river, Potow-
mac, Appomattox and Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Companies,
Laws concerning the Northern Neck,
Titles of acts authorising the establishment
OF Turnpike Roads, and the erection of
Toll Bridges,
A compilation of the several acts concern
ing the Mutual Assurance Society against
Fire on Buildings,
Acts and resolutions of general nature,
which were omitted in the revisals of
1894, and 1903,
Laws concerning waste and unapPropriated
lands on the eastern and western waters,
Laws establishing ferries,
Laws concerning the public guard,
Titles of private and local acts-And
A table of fines, forfeitures, penalties aud
amercenents; designating such as are to
the use of the commonwealth SUI h as go
towards lessening the county levy; such
as belong<o individuals; and such as are
appropriated to any particular object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

u virtue ola desl of frost executed to the
- subscribers by Cornelius Thomas, to Sc
cure the payment of debt due to James Muir
ply & Company, as therein expressed, WILL
BE SOLD, TO the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, on Saturday the 18th day OF November
ne 1t, in the to yn of Warroinstt.r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
a Tract of Land,

Lying in the County OF Nelson, Expressed in
the deed lying in the county of Amherst, the
deed being made before division of Amherst
couney.) on the waters of the South Fork Of
Rockhsh River, containing by estimation, TWO
more or less, adjoining the lands of William
Johnson, Edward Harding, Norborne Thomas,
Joseph e. Cabell and William Bowman. Also,
a Tract Of Lan,l, lying in the county of Buck
ingham, containing Four Hundred Acres, adj
Joining the lands of Miles Gibson, and others.
We will convey such title to the above mehti-
oned tracts of land, as is vested in US by the
said deed Of trust
REUBEN B. PATTESON,)
WILLIAM F. CARTER. A'NS'se''
Nelson County 18th Oct 1908 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.


CTTUATED on Rappshannock in the county
~ of Essex. within fifteen miles of Tappahan-
aock and about the same distance from Urbanna
and King and Queen Courthouse and very con-
ven,ent 20 he post Office Mon,ague's Tavern
there upwards of one hundred and Fifty
acres of land attached TO this seat, 4 consdera
ole part of which is wood land and heavily tim
bercd--The Improvements a dwelling house,
fo,,y feet by eighteen Kitchen. Smoke House.
Stable, Ice House &c on the Hill-And on the
rive, bank store house. with oommodous
Store and Counting Room aud an excellent Ora
nary-sil of which-except the Stable have
been recently built Mount coGlfou commands
as good, il nor the beS, view IF the river of any
seat on the Rappahanno;k and the hes, f n ard
oyster may be had a, the door with very little
trouble - Il i well calculated f., 4 merchant,
ing IN q populpus and wealthy ueighbo'hood,
where it is believed FIVE six Thousand pounds
wer'h Of goods might be reeaied annually II,
vs;id also be 4 conveniens land for protest.
cna Character II would either sell credit "
III ps yrnen,s can be agreed on orexchange for
other lands wi,hou, improvements
For farther particulars apply to Reuben M
Ca,nett, or 10
Garter Wood,
Mount Crvnfort,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
One thousand Pounds

WANTED,
Tor the interest," OF which. plantation of 500
L acres Of VI uabe land will be given, until the
money is refvnaed Heasy 10J acres are rich low
grounds. nov IN cultivation, lying on navigable
wafer the improvements new and very good, in
heal ny ana desirable country. Enquire of the
Printer
September 1903 tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Land For Sale.


THE subscriber offers Tor SALE, the TRACT
OF LAND, on which he now resides, iy-
ing on Wards fosk, aboa. TWO miles from its
Junction with Roam Oak. four miles from Char
10 te courthouse, and containing 800 acres, abou,
100 of which is cleared aud inclosed with good
fencing. The improvements are good dwell
ling house, wi,h brick chimnies, u grist mill
with pair of stone, and s.w mili. on Stream
which has never been KIN ,wn IN the dryest sum
mers, to fail furnishing waer sufficient 10 supply
the above mills. Also, good granary, and all
Other necessary houses. The sou Of the above
lan5 is adap'ed to the culture of tobacco, corn,
Vhea, &c. Should not meet with uIchaser
before he 6th day of Dec. next, propose Offer
ing ths above land for sale (on the next day +,
being The 7th Gay of Decenber) 10 the highest
bidder credit of 10 months. Also all my
household and kitchen FURNITURE, CORN
PORK, CATTLE. aud several likely Me-
GKOES. Twelve mon MS credit viii be given on
~ sums above 9 dollars, the purchasers giving
BONDS with approved secusity, TO carry interest
i,om the da,e if not punctusay paid.
john w. Williamson.
Chs-lo;ie, 4th GA Der 1903. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
20 Dollars Reward.


GTOLEN last night, out Of my stable in
- Inc upper part OF this city, a CHESNUT
S0RREL MARE, about years old, 4
feet or 10 inches high, trots and PAGES
slow, when pacing appears to be lame, with
hanging name and switch tail, lately shod
before, no brand; she was in very good or
der, but rather dull. There was also taken
out Of the stable Saddle and bride, the
saddle about half worn, with short skirts
and plated stirrups; the bride plated bic
with leather curb will give the above
reward upon conviction of the thief, OF five
do'rrs to any person who will give we such
information that / get her again, with all
reasonable charges II brought home.
WILLIAM PRICE.
Richmond, Oct. 80, 1908. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
10 Likely Negroes,

Among which is valuable blacksmith stock
OF Houses, Cattle Hogs, Plantation u ensils. the
crops OF Tobacco, Corn, Whea,, Fodder, &c
Tor which twelve months credit viii be given. for
all sums above twenty dollars, on receiving bond
with approved secDriiy, 20 cary intereft from
the date it NOT pune,ualy paid, and for ell sums
under twenty dollars, cash. and on Tuesday
the sixth day OF the same month, WILL BE
SOLD. in Hanover Town. on The rrsn,i.ea the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Witd a complete Tnder to tie vvAole.

Published pursuant to an act of the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed the seventh
day of January, one thousand eight hum
dred and seven.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Tract OF Land,

In Caroline county, sailed .be GOOSE PONDS.
lying immeaiaeiy IA ,msnky river, contami x
S42 hc'es more or les. The qua ity OF lie
land, he buildings, water aaa neighborhood rem.
defs il an object worthy the a'teFiion Of any
person wishing to purC nase; crop &c ~hest D.
sown thereon ans imme iia,e possession vii be
given Terms of sale, one fourth in rea " mo-
ney, and the balance az ,hc expiration of welye
months, 70 be s,urrd by deed Of tyust upon
tie land with bond and approved security, %
carry intere5t from the da,e, f not pune,ullly
PAID Also, az the same time and ace. wi. be
sold, about
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

N pursuance To deed OF trust execu
Il ted to the subscriber by Archibald c.
Randolph, to secure the payment ofs GER
tain sum of money therein mentioned, due
to Samuel Harris, will be exposed for sale,
at JehssroD, on the 23d of December next,
one MULATTO GIRL, named Priscilla,
for cash, which after defrsying the expen.
ces of said trust, and the debt specified,
the residue if any, TO be returned as The
la@ dire6s.
ALLAN GILPIN, Trustee.
Powhatan. Oct. 2oth, 1903. IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

I'm Monday the 18th instant viii be SOLD,
~ TO the highest bidder, ct the la,e dwelling
house Of Mrs. Frances Evans, dec in Chester
Held county, at OsboTnes, C edit of tw eve
months, by the purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security tn carry Interest from the da,e if
net punctuay paid to the day, quantity of We.
ny valuable household and kitchen
Furniture,
The crop of Corn and Fodder and quantity of
very good Hay. together with The stock OF Hof
ses, Cattle and Hogs also six Negroes, VIZ A
man and woman lcu, children For all sums
under ten do'lars cash will be required Al those
indebted to be SAID esa are II q tested { make
Immediate payment and all those who have an,
Gains against the said es'aie are reenes,ed 10
bring them forward by the day of sale, properly
authenticated.
A BASS, Admr
with the will am, xed
Nov 7, 1908 3wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
For Sale.

T. HE subscriber being DESTROYS ofpayfne of
has debts, will otler for sale on the 18th day
OF November, large stock OF Horses, Mules,
Cattle, Hogs, and SHEEP. Also, number Of
valuable Plantation Utensils. on six months
credit, the purchasers giving bond with APP
proved security. to carry in;efest from the dates
ii no. punctua.ly paid.
Wan also be offered for Sale, on that day,
if not disposed of before.
THE TRACT OF LAND,
Whcrcon now live, containing between 800
and 1900 acres, lying on Ickingholc Greek,
within four miles Of James River. There arc
two dwelling houses on the hand, suitable for
families. There is also a Mil with pair of
| Burr and pair OF Culiogn stones, & machine-
~, worth from five TO eight hundred bushels of
toll year. Also Distilery, with four stills,
in good order-there is also an apple orchard
oftwo or three thousand bearing trees, of the
best kind of fruit. The plantation is in good
order for cropping, sufficient TO work 20 or 80
hands to advantage. The land will be sold on
six annual payments, with adeed of trust there
on To secure the payments, as they become
due. Young negroes, or lands, suitable in the
western country will be received in payment
The land will be laid off in lots so as to suit
purchasers.
WILLIAM M. RICHARDSON.
Goochland. 7th Oct. 1903. etis
/ , UNhWA Y ron the subscriber, the Isl a u.
Ia gustlas', Negfo Fellow EDMUND, Who
has pretty general acquaintance, and we'll
known inclined 10 be of a yellowish complexion
has Slight scaror one of his checks, % years of
age, 5 leci o. 8 inches high, toerable stout
active, bony fellow, A1op sHouldered. his mouth
and lips are large prominent he is aceusto-
med 20 the nassgemen OF young horses, and is
carriage driver Hc was purchased out Of
Pages esratc, near Hanover Town, ~ or 1 years
9go--p'evious 20 thar period, ne had been hired
BY Paul Thilman. dec. an used to train horses.
lt IS conjsc'nTcl he is gone to that par Of the
country IS well acquainted in Richmond
and Msnches,sr. VIII give Twenty Dollars
for his delivery or Ten for lodging him in any
jail, besides what the law allows.
ED; DILLON.
P inoe Ed~ard, 2fh Oct 1903. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
Land, NEGROES, STOCK, sc.
FOR SALE.

DURSUAEr to the last vii and -e,tamsn,
a of Benjamin TOTE, dec. Will BIC SOED,
a. pn5ic auction, OH Tuesday the Goth day OF
December next, if fair, If no the next far day
(and continue from day to day until all ars solu)
on the pTemis. s. that valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

II AM DESTROYS 10 exchange the following pro-
i perry, or any parr thereof as may be agreed
on for small ,raa Of good Land, in a healthy
situation with dwelling house and other I'M
provements good spring of water. and al a.
Ereeable neighborhocd. IT distance of 80 to 100
miles up the coun,ry--To say for Houses in this
dity-Lands in senrico county. joiniog the AGA.
deny lands. nd near ,his city---S 900 acres on
Richlsnd creek, in Lincoln county Kenrucky--
1000 acres on thc waters Of the Ohio, NJ Mason
aoun,y-- and TWO ,raas of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each $50 2.S acres.
Robert Mitchell.
p;rhy-ond Feb 1909 II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15
HOuSe and LOf.

In good repair, whereon Dr. Christie at pressn,
resides, for which twelve months credit will he
allowed, on he purchasers giving bond with az.
proved sccuri'y, TO carry interest from the da,e
IL not pune ua.ly paid Possession may be had
on the hrs' day of January, 1909 Bond eredi
tors may find il 10 their interest to attend those
sales.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-11-15

Matthew Toler.
Admiuistrator with the ~ii annexed Of
BenyGnstn 2oier, dec.
Hanover, oaober 81, 1905. ids
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

In Pennsylvania, VIM. Whitman, Efq the de-
mocratic candidate to repreient the county Of
Berks in the Houie Of Representatives. Of the
u, She died fuddenIy while on bis return
home from bis election diItrict.
In Philadelphia, Peter Andrews, worthy
ninillcr among the locie;y Of friends.
A, HaIlowell, Mr.. John Wheeler, aged &c
"a worthy citizen
In Livermore, the 9TH int. Widow Anna
Quinn, aged 81 late from yinalhaven (Me)
Tai HigBlapler.--'rhis gigantic Caledonian
died lately in Duke ifreet. Tie was z feet a
inches high He fought at Grown Point in
America, in the year $50, and when, by 2
wound he received from lant hanger, his
bowels werela open; he. 10 this dreadful
condition, killed two Preach folders and took
an officer prifoner. J his gallant aetIsa wa
rewarded Ivy bis prefent Maieity wirh pen.
6cn Of twc hhillings d. for hte- --LsR mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
MORE HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS;
The Cuts Jltnto again.

Another meeting of the friends Of
the embargo was holden on the 18th
inst. at Barnards, in this town-It was
composed Of the Hon. Jeremiah Clark
at York-Capt. William
Moody, of Saco-The late Senator Of
this town-Capt. Joseph Prince, and
Micdjah CUrrier, both Of Berwick, ev-
cry one of whom are in Office under
the general or state government. Why
are all these caucuses? Do these peo-
pie feel alarmed lest the eyes of the
people should be opened Is Indian
Island in danger Are they afraid that
Mr.. Cuts attachment 10 southern men
and measures should be known, and
are they endeayoring to conceal 1t, or
do they tremble lest they themselves
should be hurled headlong by an injur-
ed and indignant people from the high
places in which they stand? The ciu-
zens of our county will duly notice these
things on the first Monday of Noyem-
Der next-They will then show their
contempt of caucuses and those who
compose them. L. i.
Wells, 20th October, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Dortlano,
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Mondqy, October "a, 1903.

The last week has furnished con-
tinuation of European intelligence.
Accounts from Europe contain de-
tails of Spanish success. A general
congress was to assemble at Toledo, to
establish provisional government, and
provide for the public welfare. 1t is
composed of the most distinguished &
patriotic characters Of the nation.
Bonaparte, Ex-king of Spain, has ar
rived at BayoEne.
The Emperor of France convoked
his Senate on the 5th of September,
where, "a la mode de Jefferson) he
communicated messages" in which
he says he is determined to carry on
the war With Spain with the utmost
yigor. Accounts Say, the force desti-
ned for the invasion Of that much iniu-
red country, will amount to 100000
men.
Bonaparte declares that he is in close
alliance and friendship with the Empe-
ror Of Russia, and though he was some
what Jealous of Austria, still a good IN
derstanding existed between the two
nations.
A revolution has, flate, taken place
at Constantinople, in which number
were assassinated, belonging to the
reigning family, but the event is'not at
tended with any political consequent
ces.
More DISPATCHES. The southern pa
pers mention as report, that the u.
S. dispatch vessel Hote, had arrived at
Norfolk. We very much doubt the
truth Of this.
The latest accounts from France do
not afford the least prospect of Bona
parties being disposed to relax in his
DEGREES against neutrals. So long as
these continue in force, it is not TO be
expected that England will rescind
her orders. We see that Mr.. Jeffer
sons policy tends to involve this coun-
try in a war with both nations, when at
the same time his most servile worship
pers acknowledge we could have had
peace with one nation at least.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
alden Bradford, Esq.

as a candidate for our votes, who has con-
scented to serve, If elected. The nomina-
ton has given satisfaction 70 many Of all par
ties. This was not nomination he sought.
He IS not a man who can electioneer for
himself; but he was selected by many real
Republicans, firm friends to their country,
because lie is thought to be eminently quail
fled to serve the district at this important
period. He is known to be man of strict
est integrity, and the fairest reputation
gentleman of talents and literature, who
has discernment to discover--a spirit to re-
sist encroachments upon our rights-and
hrmness to adhere to what he knows 10 be
the true interests Of his constituents. He
has ever been disciple Of the Washington
school and will do honor to himself and the
district. More need not be said Of any
man Of Mr.. Bradford less could not have
been said with Justice. Shall we elect such
a man, or one who has supported the anti
commercial system, and ADVOCATED the En-
barge ? VIII this district consent TO wear
the letters of the Virginia Faction, while
Hampshire, Rhode Island, and YER
mont have broken their shackles, and all
the New-England States are again united
in support Of the Constitution and the rights
and liberties of the people BRUTUS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Havs i'm ,eesivsfJor Jaie,
QLUE, black, mixed, drab and brown fu-
O perline aud tiae BRoAD CIoTHs; crimlon,
alh, fawn, green aud brown Peliece Cloths;
green, fcarlet, and fAwn Peiiece Flanneis
crinfon, purple, green and black abby Vel
vets fcarlet and black Bomhazets, Cath
meres, Ssttinetts, FianRels, Coating7, Baizes,
Devonihire Kerfeys, hunters Clorhs-fuperfne
Furnitures, Dimoty do great variety GiBg-
hams, Calicoes and CaRlbrics; KID and fix
Gloves, &c &c S<c. All which will BE- fold
low for CATH O9 "a,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
- l11laao9111aca O.

AS the election Of Members to Congress
inthis state isnear at hand we have devoteda
large proportion of this days paper to COM
munications relating to this important sub
ject. We hope and confidently expect that
the federalists in Maine will be active and
vigilant in the use of all fair and honorable
means 20 secure the election Of the gentle
men in nomination. II il a question which
involves their dearest rights and privileges !
the exercise Of which, depends on the sue
cess of the federal ticket
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

Ell a total ignorance OF commerce uen he
might have made some feeble excuse tOhis
constituents. But for member who rep
resented a commercial district-who lived
in a town where he must have acquired
some ideas of the commercial interests Of
the country, and who approved oftlie late
measures Of government, there can be 10
apology.
At the present critical period, when our
dearest rights are violated-when the most
important interests Of our country are in
danger Of total ruin it becomes a sacred
and indispensable duty to give our suHrages
for man who will not sacrifice the rights
and interests cf his constituents.
A large number of Gentlemen from vari-
GUS parts Of this district have unanimously
proposed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

WHEREAS, II has been remarked Ivy gen
w tIemen Of this town, that certain
fomehody, whom they called a Sailor, faic 10
them, that James Kiulball, entered bis lodg-
ing-roOm, a. Mary SHOWS. between the hours
Of 8 and a, and attempted TO drag him from
his bed, 6<c.--I with only to ak thele ofhcious
gentlemen if the Sailor was their intimate
friend and Allocate, that fo much confidence
j. put in him-if 70 like people Ike priellsi
ike faiIor, like gentlemen--Birds Of feather
flock together JAMES KIMBALL.
Oh. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
TIE Printer IF tbe ArgE5 at Biz cd trade e Lying
0ggfH

TIE Printer IF tbe Argp5 az Biz cd trade s Lying
again
This wife-acr iays IN his Ian paper, that
the Gazette endeavors to make the public be-
lieve that the democratic party are friendly TO
Bonaparte, althO Be has 10 often GeHis7 II III
IS not 1ezC bigg to hear thofe who have be
come abandoned and hardened in the COM
milton of every crime, when arraigned AZ the
bar of jultice, to plead not guilty But that
man NUT be either liar or fool, who will
fay that large proportion of thSfe who ffye
themlelves democrats, have NOT uniformly pro.
claimed their attachment to French DONNA.
ton and the caufe Of aparte.-During the
horrid and numbering periods of The French
revolution, the American jacobins OF that
day-the very men who nOzt call themlelves
democrats-approved Of and rejoiced at the
fuccefs of the grand nation. Under the reign
of the Directory, and the Conlular govern
ment, they were the friends and partizans Of
France. Even iince Bonaparte ulurped the
throne of LOUIS the With, the democrats have,
if pofiible, become more devoted TO French
policy and meafures. Many of them have
gone 70 far to with that he now had the
command of the deftinies of this country -
II was the partially and devotion of this party
to France, that oreasized and kept up an OPP
petition to the wife and prudent adnin:ilra-
tion Of Gen. WAsHINGToN and his immediate
fuccehor-It was the triumph Of this party
that placed Mr.. JafSlo" in the Presidential
Chair 1t is principally through the inAu-
ence Of this party that we are doomed to fuf-
fer 70 many and grievious embarra1ments,
troubles and Ioffes.
But we rejoice to find the people Of New
England are convinced that they have been
wickedly deceived and impoled upon. The
democratic printers, Uhe mere Giyeiizg tools Of
their party hope to be able to continue their
vile work of deception, by now faying they
conGder BonaParte as tyrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Rae % Eultiou.


IF Gee. Burr0agb5, m. n l9s s5'fe'
nt75 State Sfrsst-B9foa,
"A LARGE aiIortment Of BOOK, SID
Il TIOSARY. and Fancy Articles, the en-
fire Stock Of Bookseller, taken on execution
ameug which are,-
SO cuarto Bibles, aGorted. 900 Wxiiiis
Arirhmetic-9O Or,sn's Expedition IN
volumes of Briti[h Poets-200 Village tiar-
mony-lO0 Bridgewater Coileetion-l6 10y
Columbian Orator-2OO Turner BookkeeP-
ing, and other articles IL quantiry-aiio' VII
ting Paper printing Paper--ma,yhe.,fIla,.icA'
Inftruments--Indla Rubber-lnk-ifaDds-
Jappanned Ware and large aIoriment OF
Blank Books.
The whole will be fold without reierve--
and fine opportunity offers for Booksellers
and Others to fupPIy themlelves
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24

NOTICE is hereby given, that the lubfcri-
~ Der has been duly appointed admiuifra-
ter Of the ehate Of
DAVID WILSON,
late Of Bowdoin, ID the county or Lincoll,
woman, deceaied, and has undertaken that
truil BY giving bond as the law diFetts all
perfons therefore, having demands agaiuG the
eRate Of faid deceafed, are delirel 10 exhibit
the fame for iettlement and all indebted 70
faid e(tate are requelled to make Immediate
payment
~ B-I fhall attend at the dwelling horfe
of the deceafed, the fira Wednesdays Of tbs
three following months.
JAMES WILSON, fdziajf,atoy.
"a Cd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-10-24
Aarrle0.

Ia Bottom, Shubae Bell, Efq. to Mfs Ann
Hewes.
II Northyarmouth, Mr.. Reuben Sawyer, to
Mifs Elizabeth Wymsn.
In Falmouth, BY the Rev. c. Bradley, Mr.
John Warren of Portland, 10 Miis Martha
Jordan, Of the former place.
In this town, Mr.. Daniel Robinion, to Nls
THabella Jordaa.