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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

FyWLNyl DOLLARS EpWAEO-is offered for ap.
pretending and seenfmgin any tail, tial SHE NAY
Ne cot acNn,a daIk Uu.atto woman named s. III
ssllH,wiiD ion hef masters bonse H. Richmond or
ifsdf Hig d-t ard is supposed "a be concealed in the
ger made woman, ahOnt iAifiy years Of age small
hanrcs her Voice net clear, il through
sithi carseess very neat aud cean'y in her person
aha dltss has variety OF good clothes IL light
uiowh iair iJnk and Two hsi DaScs, which she carried
arh htf. She originally belonged to Mrs. Iouughus-
bfrpsssiaie, about miles below Richmond and was
purchased ofMr. fnicher, ofRcanond, abont eighteen
inonths ago,
4ypiq as nc QDicc efthc Enquirer.
March q. 10f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
IMOND, TIRGTN7a, TUES DAY, April s, 1917.

y>ltEDERIcz 4. MAio-BgEj cnd Sstisrer.
4 two 'rs below the fanneIs sai's OF va. n;,s ,ns'
received i,s the tunIess philadelphia. acoisie
OF Scho9l Boss, in the various pepa nes's
watts' psalms and Eiymus, f.n gll. morocco
Common Prayer DooAs, % do
Bihi.s QuaIto 40 do
Religious. Law, aud Miscellaneous Publications are
aept constantly on maud.
Rcpor, leases armed andadirdrcd inthe supreme
of tiic United states, ~ Henry wheaton.
Al Eas1yoa A.eiaee. by Robert stevens. =.
Letters of Advice TO his Ciaadchid.en, NY SIR a..
letters written en- beard n. p. NJ. ship Northumber-
laud aad 81. de!.ua detailing the Conduct ana con
ycs saons Bona and Ills suite, during the voyGsc
and the months Uf hs fesirence on The lsiena,
h William Warden, surgeon Of the Nc1thwnoer-
Poem, by Lord Byron containing car,o 81 OF chlje
Haiod. the PRISONERS OF chou Sonnet 10 chiii0n The
Memoirs rse late Ais ary Cooper Of LONDON, by
Msl..lr- rer.st travelling Dictionary with riaps)
Thanias's Practice 81 fhys'c-s edition OF isiT:
Fersr>ons ss,foaony. with q'asio volume os riaies
edition OF iSi1.
.aa,issi Almanact,. for the year 1917.
srar spsusled Bsnner.a new eoi'eeucn OF SORES.
IN 'sg7 q the year isos-by David Ramsay, u. ~. )
He has recentlyrsreivedihe History Of y.,glaa by
rurke Jones 4 Giredm. / Iu.s
necsiyed also Gu assottnsu; Of elegant P.pc. Hang
ings. which Les sh'r % selliow
Visitiur Cards Port ros's and Mathematical lnairr
rCnts Ersiith. italian and Geruau N'on strings, Of
irneF,nr qAdhy; sIVe pcreil c-ses AM IN asS"''ic
OF Writing Payer.
YNS,--in III rs branches, carried on az usual
RL.lNrH> BOOh-S-Such a Ledsrfs, journals, Day
ard Invoice Books. Clerks Records, Ao'o. ardum and
Sheriff. Books, kept constantly Oh llaiid
Clecks and negociahie notes % iAe different Banks
tiaDls Of various kind for Offices and siieIts.
re Will receive by thcnext arrival - additional sup
ply OF Fooscap and Letter paper Globes, new music
aud musical instruments, With variety OF other articles
in his line.
4 regular suppiyos new publications arc received
with aslit.l. delay az possible.
~ ordefs in IOWA and from the county, promptly
attended to.
Apriii. iis-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

y2fHE subscribers have associated themselves in bust
4 ness under tie arm EaIis Sheppard * Ia. aud
have aken lie 9use the street leading
% Col. hayOs Bridge, called the old CapitoJ where
ey oferIor sale supply OF gram meal hDnliny shogts
ana bT....
Also coneuousi The above. they offer for sale ge-
neral assortment Of groceries and spirits wSoles and
retail. EDMUNp walls,
JOHN SHEPgArD,
WV. c. MURPHY.
p. s. We viii give, At all times, hbei al price for
waegon meal, corn aud oats.
Marcb7. I0i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

E'Ok Salt viii sell at private sale NY plantation
= bing in hduiescx county. known ~ The name Of
J,0'sdonn, 8nd bounded by tie Kappahdnuock river on
one side, aud the Ugbluna cFcck Tie otLeiaud I'd
iJhnr ihe lsildc oI Ms. fltaheh Sept0c containing
~ acres, more oiiess. on tie property large two
Glory trck housc and al necessary otlhousCs or the
sct0lnmoaaon Of a large ianiiy-and a. land - Of
excellent quality.
Aisok yractef Lava, 10 the SAME corniy, contain.
ing see acres 30 Of which "a cleared landiic balance
% well mbeifi, called heefs Ir0'f. Tie ahove aut
a. Df excellent quality and Convenient % Hsl oysters and
vHdf0W.
Aso-A few lisely ysgT0es-aii Of which may be lad
on accommodating terms.
Information respecting The land can he had " Major
James hoss WHO resides the Rand from tie sub
scliber 10 KicnnOnd. ROBERT r.. FIFE.
March 7. foI.2in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

zlY virtue OF Deed Of Trnst executed the 18Th of
ID September 1872, by David Lacy, Tor purposes there
in stated will be Offered for sale by tie rrnstee or sat
81 Nav the premises, 10 the big-
bidder for cash, tn 3c1'ef III No. lying iii tie
County Of Pow haan whic the said Lacy at present
resides, containing hnRdrcdena tsccfYJohr Heres,
the anne less. much OF said Tract of
shall be saficien satisfy the purposes OF said
Deed with the legal costs attending rs eyecutio'i.
By tie Trustee.
April l. l0SwGw@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

g,SoR SALE-ihat valuable plantation IN Brunswick
n county, Va. the former residence Of Win. Rufln
1sg immediately the road leading from Petersburg to
Warrenion, North Carolina, and nearly central has
good dwelling Lonsc, VII, sX rooms passage, and all
ohcr c.ssary slt-honscs. The contains about
$50 acres.
more detailed accom-; is deemed unnecessary as
one viii purchase without fist viewing the premises
one third Tie annanj will be received i'll Young negroes
The residue IN two annual payments. The subscriber
will beat Brnnswch county court in April next where he
may be by person DESTROYS OF owning The above
property. Previous 10 which time application may be
made ~ h.ri, by Letter, III Raleigh. n. c.
Robert Il. I2aGia.
March II ina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

INVENT nOLLARs EEWA aD.- runaway, on trash
inst from TIC SuiecTibfr living near Ncw.Csutoa ,
w Buckingham co0niy, negsO fellow, by name sfk-
PHtN. g is 1911, black tas short lair, isa good house
servant and ap ?" artcr whc under strong emotion Of
any Kind. lie carried wuh hiIn mnci clothing and is,
expect. imhrg IN % abort Richmond, having been
2nrrlascis va That place few months since Of Mr.. Park
hii
The above reward Will be paid for the delivery or said
Fellow 70 Ge, for The sscaT.el Of him IN Jail ia;
+ get him agsia oxfvf, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
Marcel IL.
lIarch l4.

NTOTICE-The EXECUTIVE are row grepsTcd 10 enter
inoa contract fOr enclosing the Capitol Square
with tUsfIroN Failing, asreeably to plan which they
have adopted, and which may be i'll the Conncil
Chamber. Those persons who may wish To make pro
posais, viii transmit them Immediately this once
Nm. ROBERy,SON,C. q.
Council Chamber March a. Io5-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

4 NRATE cOAL.--Hsth. ,ShepparsS Ca inform their
II friends that they shall Hereafter keep constant
srpIy OF ne best Coak rom the south of TIE river
"a liCiI yaid lie Basin.
Apply 20 Mr.. NnI. Byars, AZ Office in the lower
Iart of the house occupied b., Mr. JrDietr Tuey
a'e also iasier ocris IN :le lamp, and ground, at
tielr iuiuheF-house, 1T Rockets.
Harch4. Inasf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

70 The Nsaitess Of fhc Protestant Episcopat
Church Of pirgi,la
rB'BE Annual Meeting OF The Convention OF this Church
sapponed to be- held at Fredericksburg the nrst
wv. MuNFO2p.
Sec'ry to The Scarsnt;oa.
<,LoAR, MOLASSts, Sc.--fhc suOscIi0,Is oler for
- se, the cargo uf,he schr Morsiana rived from
hew-,,reans. consisting nf
o. hhd.. very arst quality Nery-orieaEs sugar
40 hhds. hrs, quality New-orieans sugar No-
$50 heasv Spanish Hides ~
hlds Old Rum, OF superior quality.
Also,
% hhds. choice Antigua trcni Nor
Dc,ca,e, Ro5insonS g. Ilsnsants,
.Arr;ls. ,Ma5t
ssurs SALE. That valable farm, about nirs fol,
die Rowling Green in the county Of Caroline. csira
iaiv9 acresahout Il clearcd-tbose Inclined to rrr.
ohgse. will give in their terms to Col A. Rche,
sex. ~ tlcist ofJy, stating the prices they whs
positions will be acted IN jniy, by the subscriber
ARC. D. L. RUFFIN,
ilcUssr- Tenn, iStche-
COsntsy, r. e.
April5. l09tf
pnosNiN NliL TlSY.--p5g. p. IfraSf, Arca; Tor
The Company, has or sale. IT HE sose NJ. chssnut
Piiadeirh.a-a general asscrtnc; OF Nails Spikes
rrads, which he will sell the most reasonable pTioss
ny Lceis Uraaay The superintendent have enabled The
Company - Manufacture Nails, equal any which have
heretofore been onered Tor sale.
5p,qI4. 'o0-2m
70 AY-I!If who is aI-lnt thirty wears I'D,
= five feet inches high. Of yellow complexion.
of HE thighs n,usi larger tln rhe other. reward Of
Ten DpiyS viii be given for the apprehension and de-
livery OF said fellow by the subscriber.
JOHN TURPIN,
Hof-y'ick Chesterfield CourfY.
9 win sell :iiTc negro man, WHO'S good aoik
man ate Carpenters. whec!wIish', and Fan Mil
kinr hr>intss
Eagairs as d5ose.
Ap-u7. 3t~
NToTiCE.-zihe Subscribers having eu,.scd it- part
n-rshp Ender TIE iTm OF Sheppard, RObiNSoR 4
1sS,Rala take this meflod inform their friends X the
puhiic generally that they receiving general
rocsgics and daily exp cling farih
supply from philadelphia aad New-Io which they
offer 10. safe at wholesale and retail accommodating
terms their Store sor mann stieet, oficih
1t. Just below the Mari et-ii0nse.
Joaa Sheppard,
Henry PoJinsDl,
Charles IVorthan,, Jy.
April 8. lo9-I,r
z SRoNN GLAss---Thc Eichmond Crown Glass Manu-
- factory is in operation carriage sheet 8 box glass,
can be furnished at short notice, application 10
SAMUEL G. ADAMS,
d Street Bridge
s>r Two apprentice, TO the above business wanted
from fifteen 10 seventeen years old G. A.
AprH4. l09-2,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
March u.

a tHcS AluHiNY LAND for yale.--For sale that w.
~ iHahie Tract 9j JaRd in New Kent county, On
Chickalouiny river, whch Richmond aud " William
Allen, dee. formerly lived. TIE contains about
iaiO cre, icre or less; lays about miles from the
month OF tie yeE (Which IS navsabe the land ng for
vessels OF considerable burtien aud about 3Gm from
Richnond has on tan abundance % excellent pine
timber. and ITS shores several good fisheries Tie
iand produces corn, wheat and cats, WE'LL tparcnary
1he hstis in pretty good state OF Improvement and
cirpt for the iaTi..
The sale will made GU the premises the highest
bidder, OF Monday, 2lSt April. for money in nine
months, and the OTHER IN eighteen months from die
day Of sale. coed OF trust the land viii requiIe
20 The credit part ofthe purchase oncyor bonds
with good security for each deysees part as may be a
greed on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

RFoR SALE--A valu2hie aud highly Improved TsyJ.a
about siNty miles above Richmond containing one
sucrs3e co oiIanG, IL healthy agreeable neigh
b0Hioot.
fcF further particulars, Apply 10 Mr. Geo. Perkins,
Richmond. Aarch ~ IO5-w3t1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

y The ENQUIRER Is published twice week, game
rally, and three times week during thc session OF the
S,dfe LtgtStdfRre.ricc. tie sale heretofore Fire
DJitf-s pea aniuri payable IN advance Notes OF Char
Edtos viii yrataniee the safety oi RENTING diem b.
mail postage OF all letters being paid By the
tefs.
- No papers will be Discontinued lbut at the discre
uvaoi ~ foor unit all arreaages have bsea paid
= Whoever viii guarantee tie payment of nine ptpers
shall receive a ter;h erafis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
y Orc SGndTe-FirSt Insertion, - cenfS-eerh con-
siai0Rcs, 80 cents.
Ne idrertiemssf Inserted ttptiiif has either been
rsdJor, assamed ~ person ia this city IT'S
s1rir01S.
&se.szssxsszz-sssxA1lzss
itfaARSHALL's sALE.--hy y,Itue OF decree OF the
lsI Court Of the United States for the fifth cIcit
tue Virginia District wherein Margaret Coates, cNecu-
tix VI the testament and last will of Wni. Coates Dec
vho surviving partner OF william Giay aud COM
r9ny, are plaintiiTs-and Thomas Muse and Eilioit
Muse sdriinsiTaIcrs with the will 1nHexed of lIu,
Eusc zusi others defendants in Chancerywiii be
cold crreaui money at risic auction before the court
orse fOr ia Jrbanna, the 2sth day of April next. it
being cosr day, House Lot the property OF Hudson
,-use, dec, Wv. MANN, D. n. for
Il. .Hoore, II. .. ID.
March .. iG-ids
li Write Ola Deed VI executed lie Snnscri
ID beTs Maich 2fh 1915, by John Burke for certain
purposes therein siatcdWe shall proceed ~ sell, ~ pub
iic auction Thursday the io.h day of April next for
establishment with which the newspaper commonly rai-
led and known by the ~ the VIiiyTNT5 .4HGtY
and for printing books and Jooprta formerly belong
ing 10 Samuel Peasants dec. and lately nEcer the
2PenIeat Of john Burke, Esq
wv. MnSsos6, Trustees.
Pm. NICHOLAS. J
March n. Ioatds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

March %. lG7-tdss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

fJLANIEKs-FAkh is dguin oDercd Tor sale.--ihe
4 Subscriber as disposed sell great bargain ia this
handsome Farm, and 10 divide the pay ments for the
communication OF purchaser INTO twelve equal parts in
negotiable paper, veil endorsed, made payable either
of tue Richmond Banks, the first ofwilic he DAYS
sight and in succession, for every days until the
purchase Es0ney be fully discharged, which will bc Al
rae cud o. years from the date of the firs m0c.
This farm las been before advertised aud pretty fally
deseribedii Is therefore deemed unnecessary again
20 fully into absorption of it, II lies the comfy of
Soochand ten miles above the Courthouse Licking.
hoe Creeh, and about forty miles from Richmond 1t
contains about 720 acres, lies well for farming Is
well watefed, and IN good neshbofhood abpnt friy
acres OF this tract iynlg immediately on licknpiole
creek, is considered equally rich the James River
Lc|-1TouGds TIE residne produces COED wheat corn.
Hhacco and clover. The buildings neat and cunve-
nisnt-also tie orchards the farm extensive and
NJ tie best kinds of fruit.
There are also two small farms near Planters fare
belonging TO the Subscriber, which also offered
sale ThetIo contain 3J5 acres aud nearly tie same
size one Of which is encountered with the Life estate Of
~ 0it lady great BARGAIN NAV also be had IA the
purchase ofihese parcels OF aEd either OF them and
tue payments made easy.
ANY pescn isiiing Ia purchase, is invited to call
she subscriber and enqure OF him his pijce ss desi-
Fable pIoper'-t slh he nede much below rs real va
zoe, or The ordinary prices that such lands arc selling
DANIEL TrIpIFV1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

sSREDERIcE a. MAYO BgkjiRdcy and Sfstasrer,
4 two Il .rs D,.oy the fannefs Bank of Va has inst
received y the unIess roin philadelphia coiiipsie
ssorti-mt OF choJl B0os in the various departments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

ID hereby orwaH Al persons from trading for two
q bonds ~ INC p0sscssicn NJ Ehcr fos5y lis one exc
cnted t. ic by D. -. ansiton < Co for Sl5 the other
cSecuicd 10y sfio SAID Mosby Sniount $50 As the sad
Mos.y obtained tLctu Illegally.
JOHN CUITIEs,
PorkGta, Connsy.
anrt i IGD2fs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18
FOR THE oAzEl
ESS4 Y No. 10.

Observations on the culture of Gram. /,
Wharf.-The preparation of the seed for SOW
| ing should be carefully attended to. For doing
this, we refer our readers to communication ub
lished in this paper some weeks since. We have
heard it remarked since that article appeared that
| others, who have practised as the writer there
recommended, or one similar TO il, have for many
years never failed Of having good wheat. entirely
free from smut. to which this grain is very much
subject in this part Of the country.
The following receipt f0r guarding against
smut in grain, originated in Ireland, where it is
considered as an almost certain remedy : strong
pickle of brine s to be made Of salt and water the
quantity of pickle, need not be more h Sufficient
to cover, in q tub, the quantity Of seed 10 be
stepped. To which is to be added (say to four
bushels) one ounce Of Roman vitrio. stepped 10 a.
bout two quarts Of Urine, which will be dissolved,
in about an hours time and is to be added to the
pickle before the grain is put in. The seed should
be stepped abous noon previous to the day of SOW
ing il is to be taken from the pickle at six o'clock
the ensuing morning and spread on clean floor,
where dry slacled lire is 10 be mixed with it by
repeated strings until the grain is fully eyated
therev it'll. In case there should be more seed than
can be sown in one day, or if the weather should
be unfit for sowing, it may be preserved eight or
ten days by frequent and repeated strings.
Farmers are often careless in the selection Of the
seedss the crop depends in great measure on
the quality ofthe seed. II is folly TO SOW wheat
that is either smutty or miidewed. There IS no
kind Of grain which requires an exchange oftener
than wheat does. La new settlements, more par
ticulsrly on burnt land, one bushel to an acre is
said to be sufficient: but on old farms the quantity
should be increased. We are told, in the Western
parts of the state, they put at abe rate of two
bushels Of seed per acre. In England, an early
harvest OF wheat preferred, the aonr and straw
are both better for it. The general rule in Chat
country, is TO cut grain as soon as fully out OF
milk 1t must, however, be well dried before il
is housed otherwise it will be liable to inure both
the kernel and straw by moulding.
To clean smutty scheat.--fTbe grain being thresh
ed and winnowed, provide yourself with cart load
OF dry sharp sand, such as is generally mixed with
lime for rortar5 sift il through fine sieve upon
the threshng floor, about three riches deep then
spread the wheat over il, about two inches thick
being thus prepared, thresh it as you would barley
when you want to take off the husks or boards
This done turn it up 10 corner of the floor with
ashoveI, add spread as before the aoer again with
clean sand Then sft out the sand from The grain
which is already threshed, and throw il over The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

clean sand and give it another threshing. Two
threshings will efectually clean il from smut. The
cleansing sand will serve for the first threshing OF
another floor, but il cannot be eectually cleansed,
without once shifting and thresbing in second
sand.
One man, il is said, by this method, may clean
three or four quarters il day "a quarter is eight
bushels !; the sand scours cleans and brightens the
grain, and ifupon laying il on the floor, you sfs i
through hne sieve, the send will run through tbs
same sieve when separated from the wheat, and
the wheat will stay in the sieve.
The usual method Of cleaning wheat, is to wash
il in clean watet, but this is not only vastly troub
esome to get it dry again, but il spols the beauty
and brightness of the grain; neither will il make
so fair -four orbread as Others which eli ar frou
this malady.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

Let then the guilty Jews, Gnce the days
OF JofePhus, and the guilty heretics who
followed Simon Magus bear their own
burthens, of forgery, corruption ADD in
terpolation of ancient hifories and rec
ords, for they delerve it nav let it be
echoed byVoltaire, Condorcdt, Paine, and
bolt of other in6dels bur fear not,
humble Cbrjfiaa, for the rays of truth will
difpel the darknefs of error.
now take my leave of Jofephus, with
the hope, that the doubts of fome, who
may not have bad the opportunity to ex-
anime for thenlelyes, have been removed
by the collection Of authorities | have
prefented. My next numbcr will contain
information from fource lels common
than lolephus, but not leis interelling.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18
GAZETTE aSsss=s as News.
PORT OF PORTL.lND.

Entrcnces and ClearaHceS al ire Custom House.
Nov n,---Arrired British brig Christopher
Herd fr"m Newyork in ballast--I5lh soop ota
~, stockman, FROM Boston--sloop Liberty, Mood Y
frcm Newburyport--brig Castor, W nslow, from
tlvana, with cargo Of Molasses--btig Ariadua
aaskell, from st. Andrews, for Philadelphia, with
iaster-t7th, brig Charles and Ellen, Upton,
fon Ellsworth, for Boston, with cargo Of HUN
CLEARANCEs.
Foreign-Nov, II, cleared brig Diligence. Jone.
Tor the West lndes--schr Planet Rack elf for 81
Andrews-fata brig Albert, Prince, for Hayana-
18th, schr Friends, Calder, Tor The Vest indies
brig Frances, Brazier, for Havana--bfig Portland.
MiOot, for Hayana--brg Mary, staskpole for the
West Indies
Coaateise- Nov 12, cleared sloop Eagle. Stinson
for Charles,on-f3th, schr Favorite Shaw. for
b ton-sloop President, York, for Lubbock
sloop Aurora, Thomas for Bath--->chr Relief,
Baxter, for Newyork--sioop, Messenger, Porter,
for Boston
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Holmes Hole, Nor, f0--anved brig Merchant
Of Fairfield, II days froa ST. Croix for kennebunk
Left. brig Visitor. Thomas, Of Bath disch brig
lillian, Lenont Of do. disch brig Charles, Fos-
ter do. do; mate and men dead, aud more sick
Ship Echo, for Portland, soon. was at Antigua
25th alt
Brig John, of Wses,set, from Turks Island, was
spoken 22d ult lat %, long 67
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18
MARnlED.

IN Standish, by John Reane, Esq, Mr. Isaac Da-
Wis, M lss haddasah Shaw MIR Daniel Jewett,
Of Denmark, to Miss Lydia Aermon--- Mr. Roberl
Berry to Miss Jane West
In Beth by the Rev. William jerks, Mr.. Viii
liam Nash, 10 Mss LyJla Shay
10 Philadelphia, hlr, Nathaniel Gilman, OF
Newhampshire, TO Miss Elizabeth Gasd,ner.
La Boston, Dir. Daniel Roberts, Ut Portland, 10
Miss Sarah Cole.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

A certain deInocratick editor eyuIts al the
recent triumph of his party in Connecticut,
and expresses his most fervent wishes thai
those laws which sentenced him to term Of
Imprisonment for a libel on one of the most
respectable citizsns of that stale, may be now
repealed. STEPHEN BURROUGHS, probably,
would be equally elated at hearing of the
destruction OF Castle W,iiiam, now Fort In
dependence, to which place he was once SEN
fenced for number of years for his misde-
meanours.
The silly yauntings Of the last Argus, and
other democratick papers, on account OF the
success of their party in the aforementioned
state, reminds US OF the fable OF the vain anu
cowardly ass, who kicked at the fallen and
PROSTATE lion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

2y dispute, which has for such assngth Of dme
cxc,ted he feelings II he .usl7, been ths
source of much useless discussion, and newspa-
per scsndAl. and proved 50 injurious TO The best
interests Of society, wllnow receive It's qa's'as
d 10 generally believed. that even those, VIII.
hoped for different result, intend 70 suoms,
quietly TO The operation of the laws, and o Sac
rifce personal feeling to ,he authority d the
state and tie good OF he Institution. May The
seat of the mu ,es and the school Of the proph-
cts at Da mouth be- no iong-s Giled with the
istgon of discoi d /; and NAV our beloved alma
speedily arise and shine with her former seien-
DOR"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

The following circular letter from the President OF
Dartmouth University has been forwarded 10 us
for publication. That this and the article a.
bove, do not hGTm0nize with the articles from
he Dartmouth Gazette, which precede them.
can be no fault of ours--we give them as they
were received.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

A general afTortment OF Commercial
and Juifice's BLANKS. No IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-11-18

In Bridgton, on the IA h last Of the typbus fe-
yer, Doctor samuel Fefnsworth, aged 80 ais use
ulness ia life, of which hundreds can testify, il
efficient euioBlum