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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

vain tjr l.AH- -
bNhS UANl 70 a decree ct the Cos :, ,,c,,-, 0f
Notwithstanding, made in a Chs.tt,y 49,,
rein d. pending between Colin Nut, and .',,.,is
''ths and OniSpherous Harvey, sdu'r of R,chsrd
\ut, Jr deceased, and U. uarvey ana vide. De.'ts
will be exposed tn Sal at Public Auoriou on, N
credit OF twc've months at f!uyanna C.uet.D, nse
on the fourth Monday in August ns At, O.ourt ~
the whole Of the isndsying IN said euun,, % the
pubhc ROAD leading from said C.uit-iiu us. to New
canton, formerly the property ut Richard Mutt 81.
deceased, nnd by him devised TO his son Richard
sut', lns'or, also deceased, containing ~ surS,i.
firNen hundred, eighty aud an hai, acres.
has iaed rs said to possess sxce ~ Turning aual-
it*s, and being siuats within few mites o, ian,ss
hirer, cas tnai, "nh many other l1eai adyar,ages
'1tteie To cr;te il TO attention IL IS dread, iid
on hto O / rs 81 from $50 to 200 Acres each.
"'n val bs :ol sepa,stey 10 aceomao ate purcha-
h"nds lor The purchase money, with approved Sc.
eur'ty viii he rcYnir by
WN. PASrEUR,
JAMES CUkRiN,
JOHN ii COOKE, i|o"sfs'
SAM'L. ~ NORRIS,
=, N Il. j. Undertake, ir. living near the Court.
mouse or john bashaw the Land, viii shew tho
i-tnd % anj person wishing To view it before tho
s,.v :. wSwp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

FYYE DOLL.gRS 2EEy.4R1.
SIRAYED OR STOLEN.
sTKOM tile ccmm1ns Of I!irhnond
BAY GELDING,
In good order, about fourteen hands two or three
inches high, esh: or nine years old, shod all round
one or bgh of his hind 'eet white. black rnnne
snd tail ehort, several saddle marks on his back.
JAMES A. GRANT.
June Is. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

The foregoing scheme s now offered 10 the public
IN pursuance Of act Of the Legislature passed the
session Ut 1901. The subscribers hayine rertiv
"a fom the Commissioners Of William < W r,
Co"ese transfer ol Their authority to raise Ger.
tain SUN Of money By Lottery heretofore offered n,
the public tie Ninety Number Lo;ters, which hs
v'sg failed to meet with patronage --- tits Scheme
- now offered to their consideration, sfordiue 10
adventurers great advantages in addition 10 lie
sudabie purposes TO which the rnosey arising there
from viii be applied. The subscribers, transferee,
assure the public that prizes drawn in this Lottery
shah ss puneiuaIly paid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA
A / onperor CooT; Of CSaucs,y holden az ,bs
4 ; Cap'tG' IL kichsord TIE 1871, Jsnusry 1913.
lAnicl Ca. dsxisse ia trusi under aud oni, .e,ipr
exor o. sl.s act @isnd testament OF floil Si,aas
iced. ylj,t- ,"'
.Ggaius. ft1
dotn Graham, i.- T.E
This esuse ea,nc or this day 70 81 heard l., on,
sent on the bin, aoswcr sud an ~ '.e,t sud ~.
s"ed by counss o. cou.id,.at ~ W REQ; H.
court BONG o opinor J.lCt uotv g tie r,,,e
OF the iast piece Or paecel -oi 'Ias ,sa4 10 Tie IN
mentioned was not ixs. Syou in ne Tfot.,.. <
m riaui's teslotor, VT ,he contract nav b. e. RE
90 into elect IA eo'rt ot Eqoty, snce The ,s,ire
thsfeoi may he fanei mod Il rot by he asreaicent
vi the I"rti.s BY The YER et ~ iurs .iosl adi,rs
"Eiar snd decree, tat ~ .i.inaT do exrosc for
sale 81 u1"' aue ion, for ready money, tue two me-
Gee or parcels os
LAND,
~ the f1' men'in'el, alter Civ NJ thirty DAYS nos
tee IN one o. mare % tie Richmond a.. ss1sp.rs
sn' thsttle def"udaUt do execute q ,ieeG or de az
10 the rurc' scr, or purohaserS Tor the same sni,
>cneTa' " ,iriuty-----aud t-at the pluDtE hold tic
.roes''i OF Toe piece or parcel Of ind, On which no
price VAS hS"d rs Aforesaid, in is hands ,ua,ctto
Lee future order oi tie Couri ana shat h.. aIso
's>e report OF his proceedings herein to .tIe
Acep1.
June IL. ."
~ Virtue Of the sle,e de-ree Of the hanorabls
- superior Court II esnreiy fo- tire Ric,,ff.,ud
District snail, npoi tle 18th dey Of lsiy nert e
tr' o'her".Se the next ter dsJ, expose to sale az
Pubie Auction, TO tie hehrss builder, for readv mo-
ney' the two pieces CT Parcels nj land referred to in
the said desree, sing N the city Of I{iohnfnd ne n
nc Sssin upon CARY street adjoining TO Mics
ours lot be ase will take place on the premi.
DANIEL. CALL,
devisee IN trust under sid only
seti.is executor IT the last val Ee -
sjameut OF
Robert Means, deed.
"'"s ~ tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
SIMON BLOCK,

GJ Tickets 10 be had Of Simon Block, Williams
'urg, and Of Simon Block, jr Richmond
Tickets IN the different Northern Lotteries q,
vel 80 IN the above Va Lottery can be bad ON lib
fsl terms * the licensed LOTTERY Office Of 8. n
'iursheedt, = few doors below the Bell Tavern
Richmond. Nav o. e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09

TWENTY Boxes Cotton Cards for sal, by
June 4. ~
'AktN from one OF ny Boatmeu. Fifty Don.
Bank note, which the owner may have by
ns description Of, on sppacsGon 90
SAML. DER, IT,
Juoe Is. az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-09
(BY AUIHORxXY.
SCH e VI K
or the
LITERATURE LOTTERY,
TO PE DRAWN lN RtCHMnNn

5000 Ticket, ST 81 6 $1,000.
STATIONARY PhIZc9.
First TOO Blanks, each . 8.
First 0rsTa number On the 9Th,
10th, 18th ana l2th Gays. each g 81,
First on the 18th, fm1
lnst on the 18th, 1OYr
FIRST on the 10Th, IN 0ft.
All prizes scbjeet TO & deduction Of rs per cent.
payable 50 days after the drawing is finished
100 IieEets 20 bs drawn On each day OF draw
ing.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02
--WLNCHESTER--
WEDNESDAY JUNE 2, 1878.
-

.
With feelings ofunutterable anguish
we announce the premature departures
[of one OF Winchester's brightest orna-;s
3ments-WLLLL4.u BALL, jun. late,
or this place, a member of Captain leo-I
Iberts' company Of Rifiemen now on du-s
sty at Norfolk. is no more But a few
days since and we saw him in the boz
som OF his family, the object of their
fondest affections and, by all, beloved
Tor has virtues and respected for his tai
tents. But, alas! how transitory isl
human life He is now numbered With
the dead! He fell by the hands of al
murderer! Yes-in moment of uni
suspicious security, when his soul beam
led GOOD WILL towards all men, was heE
deprived of his valuable life! This me-!
Ilanchoiy and heart rending intelligence
reached this place on Friday last. On5
no occasion whatever, have we witness
/ ed the public feeling more strongly al
$SomiZed-D and sorrow Weref
imprinted ON every countenance; ands
fevery eountenance seemed, emphati ]
Fcally, to say-Winchester has nerers
sustained SO serere a loss. Every Girl
lcumstance, connected with this uniIappyf
event, cannot but prove acceptable toa
TALL to whom the exalted worth of dis
youth was known-We therefore sph.s
join the following letter written by al
friend and fellow soldier Of the deceas-
led, to his father in this place, which,
Igoes far to prove that the act was cool,E
deliberate, premeditated murder. N
Camp, asear Fort .Nelson, \
Jhay 30, 4s1s.s
3DEAR FATHER, Il
This day has been tru. 4
one OF sorrow and mourning! This
(day my best friend was consigned to biss
mother dust! The thought is distrac- q
tIon-But yesterday and my frienda
was as gay and sprightly as his usuaIss
|dlspositlon; now he is lifeless corpse iii
forever held from my view! But when5
! consider in what a wanton manners
his valuable life was sacrificed: to ben
shot at as mark by a wretch who ISL
'asensible to feelings of humanity. it'd
raises all my indignation. But whata
are my feelings when brought in conn.,
parison with those of his parents! h VII
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02

~
The will be warmly received ny the Nor !;
lthern Bear. n
Ahattalions Of the Imperial Guards werS
aquitting daily to join the army, from!
(which it was inferred that Bouaparte's|
departure would not be deferred muchI
blonSer. All is preparation in Paris for!
the new campaign, which, says our
Ilettcrs will Immediately give a new
Iaspect to the war with the Russians. !
The head quarters of the French army
swas at Leipsic, March ~.
q LONDON, April "A letter from
!, Bremen of the 10th ult. mentions the
surrender of the French Generals Mo-
Grand and st. Cyr, in the foIIowin =
sterms -" Gen. sMorand, who com.
ESSmanded the retreating 'army from Stral-
ssund. and Gen. st. Cyr, who command !
yed that from Hamburger and Bergedorf,
had arrived in Bremen Project, and s.
gother French officers, 4 in all. lit be !
ing impossible for them to escape. on
account Of the general insure etion
round about the city of Bremen, Gems.
Morand and St Cyr, with the Project
and Other Officers, threw themselves
upon the mercy and protection of the
principal people at Bremen, who havel
given their word to protect at least
their persons from the fury of the DO
Fpulace. There is no doubt they will
be made prisoners by the Russians"
n The Russians, are stated to have OBJ
Stained possession of all the horsesI
(which the French Agents had purchas-
led in Poland and Prussia for re-mount-
flag their cavaIry and art;IIarp
The city of Hamburg sends 15Oo]
nan in the Russian Legion now raisingl
Gin that part of Germany. :!
aprit 2.-Private advices were yes-l
bterday received from Holland, which,
Ecorroborate our former accounts.
All the French families who had
slately taken up their abode in Holland
were about to depart aud nothing was
aheard but execrations against the
HFreneh, and prayers for the speedy ar
trivial OF the Russians. In France. too /
athe public mind is every where prepar-!
ged for an explosion the comseription|
ahas in many parts been openly resist
We'd and the captain Of vessel who
1arrived yesterday, states, that he saw
the white flag displayed in various pIa-
ices on his journey from Bordeaux to|
5Holland.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02
ID o M e s. TIC.
FROM LAKE ONTARIO

After the battle Of York, the govern
ment buildings, barracks, &c. were des-
froyed-all the public stores. which
could not be brought away, shared the
same fate-and the town was entirely
evacuated on the 1st Of May, the mill
t'a prisoners paroled, and the troops
embarked-obut owing TO contrary
winds, the fleet consisting of te or ~
SO. ~ nm leave York till Saturday
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02

the SIN. In the aftexnOOn Of that day.
they arrived al Four Mile Creek. be-
low fort Niagara, aud landed the troops
aud public property.
On Sunday evening, schooners. un.
Ter the command of Lient. Petegrae. /
Ihaving OH board 400 picked men, under,
capt. Willsu5 hby Morgan, of the 18th
|rest.sailed for the head ofLake Ontario
for the purpose of scizing a quantity off
public stores. On their arrival, thew
found the public stores guarded by
Eabout so regulars, who retreated befores
our men landed. The stores were
brought away, and the public buildings
burned. The expedition returned OIL
Tuesday without loss.
The daytEer lieut.. Petegrue sailed
Tor the head'SF the lake, com. Chaun-
gcey with the remainder Of the feet,
sailed for Sacket's Harbor.-.aib. Arg.
Extract of a letter from an officer in the Nor-1
thern Army, to his father in this CITY, dated
sackets Harbour, May 4.
:" We arrived at this place last evening from
Niagara The body of General Pike was with
i us. lie was Killed by the explosion of maya
zine, on which ayast collection of stones, shoti
and other missiles were collected | wasl
jwounded but, thank god not dangerously, II
4 am now well enough to go into an action again
though not quite well. We buried 90 of the
British. Their loss was nearly double ours,
and their wounded We're as many VIC lost inl
killed and wounded sos, out of 400. The
British regulars behaved bravely; but theirI
IGen, Sheafte, was not Pike-he behaved
|cowardiy Had it not been for the explosion,
6our loss would have been trifling. Alas. ri
have lost my best friend, except YOURSELF but II
mad the consolation of witnessing that he con-!
due ted himself ike a General, and that he dill
of the Flied and wodhd tEaansm Win v fSsiR
names and rank
GENERAL AND STAFF
brigadier general Pike, wounded mortally. /
SINCE dead Ensign Donald Fraser, jun. Aid-tle-l
camp, wounded, slightly; Capt BENJAMIN Nil
lcnoison, assistant aid-de-camp, wounded, NOR
tally, since dead; Capt Charles G. Jones. yo-2
iunteer aid-de-camp, wounded severely, but is
last recovering; all by explosion.
oirth Rss7n'ent-1 SERGEANT, corporals, 1Ol
priyates' Killed 3caPtains Humphreys, Muh-E
|lenbergh, Waiworth, and Sader1 second Lit 1
/ Cook } serjeants, S corporals, and SO pri.
yates, wounded all by explosion
fytsenth Regi'nent.-1 captain, Hopkock (
second lieutenant, Bloomfield, 1 serieant. 81
corporal, aud privates, killed by bali; pri-
YATES killed, and u wounded by explosion.
=" thirteenth Regiment.--1 captain, Lyons, and
Il privates killed by explosion; ensign, Whist-t
Ter, 10 serleants, ) corporals, musician, andE
III priyates, wounded by explosion.
s-4rtiAe'y.-3 privates killed; lieutenant.
flaming, 2 serj.snts, 2 corporals, IL priyates'
wounded; all byexplosion.
s. Rifemen.-l SERGEANT, privates, killed byS
ball; captain, Smith, 2serjeants; corporal,
ana IA prlvates, wounded by ball and explosion.l
z'enfyafIrSf Regimcnt-2 privates killed 81
y wounded by explosion.
Col. 1u'Cture's Baltimore Volunteers.
Capt. Moore severely wounded lieutenant Ir. L
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
NEW GOODS.
E. STEVENS,

kscb6sps-fsm,
tjAS JUN received q new sfoTtmest 1t
GOODS. among which are 4 aud =
White Cambrics-cambriS Muilins--cambne
common p,nories-bIack white, green and
other color'd Lnsrings, plain B tw'i'd-P'a'd
ditto-faucy Muflins--1.nen Cambrics--ion8
Lawns--Linens, iudia Cotton; nice thread
Laces cotton do black hlh do; 4 white
lace Yelling; \ great varisy of R'bton'' h'f
and cotton Cord FAM; FIX Lace Sleeves
cotton ditto ladies' ezra long kid Gloves !,
fhort do fix do gentlemen's nix and cotton
do marking Canvais Sewing Silk, oil co'ors
nice working Cotton Bots; sypteis Shawl' !;
black Grape white do black fix Haodker'
chefs; cslor'd fix Shawls, Missenett bonnet
Paper; Bnglifh Cotton; FIX Hofe Cotton
do; figured Muffin Handkerchief Artihc'a
Flowers; satfne,u; Fianneis; Tortoite ihe'l
Combs, IA, bobbin Tapes, Pins, Needles, blk
Canton Grape fancy coloured ditto. white
pocket HANDKERCHIEF coiored do, cotton
balls Velvet Aibbons; Wadding floor Bruih.
e.; hair do; sciHors ivory Combs; Ruiha
D'a,.er Indis Nankins, &c &c
3sss "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

Sig. Of Is. Goid.n Mo,tsr, MIDDLE srassT
rrAs juft received an eT,enhve iufp'y of ffefh
II DRUGS q NEDICINES,
PAINTERS COLOURS q OIL,
CLOTHIERS DTE-STUFFS, &c.
among which are the following. viz-True
Anderlors Pilszp Hooper, do-Calomel-
Cantharides - Csftors--Flowers Chamomie-
Powdered RED Bstk- Gus. Opium Csmphor
--Gsmhoge- Tragacnth. Shaved IhnpIa's--
Loadon -Magne.ia--Lsmp Glahes
and Wicks-Ci Anife-do, Peppermint
Powdered fpec.c-Turkey Rhuharb; Gen.
tian; valerian Ehential Salt of Lemoa !:
Colts foot Loztnses Jefuis Drops; Harlem
OIL tJe ALSO,
Linfeed Oil, boiled aid unsoiled Spirits
Tu, pentine Copal Warmth Japan for dry
ing Powdered Lnharge Gum Copa'; ditto
SheIiac; ground aud ungrcund Print Biufhes /;
White Wafh do safi fools; Camel's Hair
Pencil. Sand Paper; Gold and silver Leaf /;
Glf. u,able for Cock Faces; C3chneal ;
Roman yurioI Indgo Alum Coppsraf' ;
Ground Logwood, do Redwood MAdder
Sc tce
~. Pot ard Pearl afhes couflar,ly for fac
Ias II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Taken BY Executions and to be lid AZ
public vendue on Wednejddy the 2Sh
day Of July next at elcVen o'ckck in
The torenoOn al Timothy Ettcbers
-Auf7ion ram, Exchange Street Part.
land,
A Ii the right in equity of redemption
"A which Syivanus Cook has 10 redeemio,
the following deicribed mortgaged real ella's
htuated in Portland in the county of Cumber.
land and bounded as follows viz. beg;nuins
a, fake ftauding in the norihwefterl, eide Of
Cumberland ltrest, at the ealterIy corner of
Robt. Boyds land; thence north thirty Eve
ea half degrees wen one hundred & twenty
three feet TO fake thence north City four
and half degrees eafi forty Ok and 40 bali
feet 10 fake; thence ioutheriy to the centre
oft entry way of the houie itandiug partly
on the land hereby conveyed thence 70
continue through the entry way in the centre
to the front of faid houle to Cumberland
nreet thence by faid freet foulhweaerIv
forty Eve feet eish, inche, to the 6rit bouuds.
together with that part of the building WHICH.
ftands upon he fame, and all the privilege.
aud appustsnances thereto belonged,
w. B PETERS, D Slaif
sffiasd, Tune 9Skb 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
crns,..Ann. m-Ysm IS, Isls.

CcMsRRLAEB, % -Jsn IS 1873.
TAKsN by Execution and to be fold at Pub
4 lie Auction on the premiie', on Wednei
day the 2s h day of Iuy uext, at IL O'Clock
m-All ,he right in Equity Of Redemption
which Ephl atm Parrot has in AID TO the fol-
lowing defcribed mor,gzged Real Eita'e h'u
ated in Cape Elizabeth, IN taid counfy, boun-
ded beginning at the weiierly lde OF he road
leading from the ferry ways 10 called to me
Meetnghoufe in faid Cape Elizabeth, at the
fou,herly corner of land which wa tins DAY
fet off in part fatisfsdion of the lame eIeeu-
ton and which was formerly let of on exc
cution 10 favor of James M lngFsh~m vs.
Wentworth Kicker thence running ioutheait'
efy by fad road g fee TO a take and to an.
. her piece of land winch was ALTO this day
fe IF on The fame execution and which iaid
Parrot perchaied Of fsid Kicker as per deed
recorded in re liiter'. book So page 275 thence
by laid ,and ian mentioned lou hweaeriy 8 rods
to John Mariners land thence nor ,hwelterly
by and al lining fad Mariners aud and oya
me pa,aliel 10 The road aforsiad 4 feet TO
he fcuthweferiy coruer OF land which was
formerly fe, of o. execution from lad Kicker
to John Goold and part CT the lame 'h's
day ct eff as af efsid, hence or'heater'y
by land fei eff 10 the lsld Good to the north
weiterly corner Of ard lie of James M IN
gsaham a. afor e. aid iheoce iouiheaAerly by
a lire parallel to fad -oai aud adjoining AM
let off 70 faid Ing ,ahzm aforeia'd, 20 teet
hence uor, heslerly through the dwelling
houfe Handing on he p. emile. and by the
iour hwe'se'y inc of aud lie, off TO laid Ingrs
ham, the III n menii ned bound,-wi,h
thai part Of he Dweliu & Houte thereon fan
ding-alfo, he Barn together with all other
pwivileye. and az pu' tenance, to the fame be
'onging Il being The lame c,emiies whi'b
va. formerly lie, off on execution from iaid
Rrke 10 George Knigh, and !. the fame
III q ia parror morigaged to Max Dye
as per deed recorded IN regiiters book Sc. page
iUl. Jos M. G4RRIsH, by SbF.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
Me,ino g. C0mmon Wool,
CARDED & MANUFACTURED

THE Proprietor, of the Msiss Csifo. u
Wosiss Karrf.efvy, at Bluni~iek' inform
their friend. and the public, they have three
new Cardins Machines, one for Merno aud
two for common Wool, and have ap experien
ced " orkmsn. Mr.. John Brown, that has fol
lowed the buineI feven years. They likewife
Manufacture and dre(s wooden cloths in the
beil manner, having obtained two experienced
European workmen, and .ntend making
Broadcloths aud CaHimee s of the fri quality
They have for iale at their fore an Bruniwick,
Cotton Yarn, of all numbers and ben qualities;
Cotton and Wooden Cloths Of ,hi. country
manufacture. Engfh aud Wen India Goods,
cheap for cath or country produce,
Wanted Merino and common Wool, for
which cath will be paid.
= VIM HAWs, egenf /sr iaid COMPANY.
B,sn.wii, May 81, 1873 #
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
GEORGE Hill & Co.

uAVR JUN received an elegant afortfnent
- of Levantiue Silk,--Florence and India
Luf.-ing, :. Caicoes -.furnitures-white,b black
aud colo d Canbrics--Dimo.ies-L Lace
aud figured Mu1in.-Linen Cambrics-Ir,fh
Li,ens--Brltifh shirting Couon-Co'ton
Shawls-L.no & Lace Muffin Handkerchefs
--blue and yellow NanEins- white lean
Veve;. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fix,
oeaver and kid Glcves-gentlenens K ladies
slack & white fix Hoie-Ribbons- Gal'oous
slack and colored Sewing siik--beit nix rwlit
Buttons &c Sc. sc Jsue IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
SHERIFPS SALE.

TAKEN by Execution and to be fold n
Public Auction, on Saturday, IN. SIN
day OF Iu'y next, AZ two O'Clock NJ. at The
houfe Of Jofesh MeIn,ofh innholder in Bride-
,on-All the Righ, IN Equity of Redemption
winch Jacob kimoal has in u to the FOLLOWING
defcr,bed mortgsged Real Elta,e, ltuated n
Bridgton--is being the fame land wherein iaid
kimbAll lately lived, adjoining land Of Abusr
Davenport, Jofeph Smith, and Aaron Besmau,
together with the buIldipgs thereon. The
ABOVE deicribed premises are mortgaped to
Benjamin Willis. to feeure the payment Of
absut so dollars
JAMES EMERSON, DY's ssuE.
B,i.gfos, Jsse 20, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-07-12
MARSHAL'S SALES.

United State, # h~~;ss,
Dia,i9 IF Maine, -.
DURsUANr TO war; ant. from the Hon
L David sewal', Eiq Jucge OF the Dlariet
Court OF Ma oe do hereby give this pub &c
notice that ! f,all eIpoie aud fell al puone
auction to the highet b,oder OF Tusiday the
oh day OF Juy next at 10 O'Clock A y on
Long Wharf, IN the town Of PorilAnd
The prze iehooner Briusnn,a her tackle
apparel AUD furniture a. me now l~y.. abou.
i3o tons Eighth meaiure and built, abou, .
Year, old, hsb deck
And after the ale of faia fehoonsr, I fhall
r IN like manner her Cargo, coulfi,ng of %
hhds. icae Fiih Ss hhds Cod F,ih, 80 bbis.
Herrings, 10 bbi,. sA mon, 80 klt,s of Salmon
SO barrels Pitch AID Tar, IS Dbl. Beet, S bb.
Pork, bbls leaf ohaeeo one hid. Bacon,
10 half bbs. Tonguc,. S kegs Of Tongues, 8
kegs Butter. 43e boxes fmoaked Herr,ngs 7
M. Cedar shlugles, 20 hooks and Heading
fad V,1el and Cage being prize to the pri
va.eer Grand LUX, of salem
Alio, on the fame 9th day of July a, ~
O'Clock at noon, in purfuant of Warrants, |
ihaii .eil at pubic auction, at the office Of
MLeiiac aud Fletcher, Ia fad Ports aud, S
bales of broad Cloths, containing SO piece.
coiored, back, blue aud oive--2 trunk. OF
mems ard wumens Cotton Eofs. con aiming
~ dozen pair, If a fuperior quAiity-,h,
Game heius deereed prize o fad Niva eer
Gland ,urk-lald vetle and goods may be
viewed ty applying TO Joefep Knapp
the oihee OF MLelan and T echeT Da co
At Portland. this 10Th d.y OF J ne, A. D. iS,s
L G THORNTON Ms,BsL