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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

TRIAL FOR MURDER.

TRIAL Toh N41hD
i. suprens. Judicial Court which
4 len II Casino last week, Poai Susefi,
ia, II the Paaohscot Tribe, was in
! .ad .ricd Tor the murder Of WIZ
yx,car. late Of this town. The
.nrr was Brought 10 the Bar on Thurs.
!. ,hr Court House; but SO great was
rowd Of spectators, the Cour, adlour-
to,be Meeting House, and there, after
as,,e day had been spent in patient
.;.a,,an Of all the circumstances OF
.,rh,n.y event, the cause was ably A..
~ me learned Counsel for the P'is
he Hon. Mcssrs. Mfllen and ~
con. who had been appointed to this a.
!. ,.sk by The Coslt, and by MIR. Soil
f.tnefal Davis, on the part of ths
.r,nent.--After which the Court. as
All in Capitol ,rials, asked the prison
4 hr bad any thing further 10 say IN his
-see. who replisd that John Neptune
IN xsy something fer lin. This man,
IA no, the present Chief OF the Tfibs,
rushed for good scrsc and infofna
and came forward 70 the Forum with
..zr and assurance ofa CICERO. His
~ was not brilliant, bur impressive
.lIaaed to several murders committed
,be Tribe by our people, which bad es-
Ia o.nishmen,, and particularly named
Ease of Livermore who was convicted
4 sentenced TO death for The murder Of
|Iod,an, bur is now in the States Prison
der Communication OF punishment by the
kscuive and said he and his brethren
Ire willing Livermore should be released
om his imprisonment in case Susep
|ould be acquited-He also expa,iated
kctls on The importance OF living IN peace
d smi,y with our neighboufs-ssid 1t was
! sincere wish of his tribe as well as the
haddy and ST. Johns Indians TO be on
pod terms with The Americans, since we
rre all brethren Of the same great family ;
a reminded the audience that this life al
4. was short and transitory. The Ju J
Ter retiring short time returned YER
ct or & MOI GULLY OF Murder, bul
uihy of MAN SLAUJ HTEH" The
n'ence was one years Imprisonment in
( County Gsol.
Tie facts constituting the offence in this
Sc were, that Snsep in a state of intosi
ton and in a violent passion had, with
NC or very slight proyocation, stabbed
klcHr 10 The heart, with hunting knife
I was arrested on the spot, and commit
to Gaol nearly year ago.
About thirty Of the Tribe, among whom
IS Susep's wife and relations, attended
: trial and behaved with the utmost de
rum.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
WILLIAM SWAN,

CUMpERLANp. -

C8MBERLAND, ss.--JuIx 8, 1917.
I'aken by ETecuttoH amd 70 Je sold al Public
.aucfioa az The DWelilng -house Of Dexter
Bearce, IN New Gloucester, Isrhotder, on
the fourth day Of August neat, az ITO o'clock
IN the qfternooa--
A LII ths right ia equity Of redemption, vhich
"a Nathaniel ingelSoli, bias of rsdeeming the fol-
loving described niorigaged real estate situated in
said New 0loucestel, VIZ. two peices OF la1d con~
taung torty-eight acres With the dwelling house
aud other buildings thereon. The frst piece boun-
ded as Iollows VIZ beginning at the northessterly
side CT the road the westerly Of land mort
gagged by the said Ingersoil TO k. Cutler and oth~
ers, and from thence north forty-fve degrees west
by said road, niue and half rols TO stake on the
eaSiery side Oh the County read thence north elev-
en- degrees west, by the County road ten rods to
stake, thence south, forty-fv degrees east egeen
rods to stake theme south forty ve degrees west
six rods 10 the first bounds. The second piece W
ing on the southwesterly side of the County road,
beginning az the northerly corner of Joel Haske's
land thence running southwest hfty-seven anil half
rods to stuap standing il the northeast lne OF lot
numbered hity-sx, thence southeast bysaid line
twenty six aud half rods to the eastsry corner Q.
SAID lot, thence southwest on the side line Of said
lot ninety nine rods 10 stake, thence northwest
across sand lot sixty rods TO stake thence north
east to land Of Michael Tool, thence southsastefly
four rods and BALTIC stake, thence northeasterly
BY laid Tools land to the County road aforesaid,
about twenty four rods TO the FIRST bounds, being
the same Were the said Ingersoli now lives and
syhich he mortgsged TO Elizabeth W Chase, Sep
TENDER 29th, a ID. 1878 for $500 and interest," az
by said deed recorded in the registry OF Deeds Of
fee, Book 90, page 406, win appear.
Also, all the right in equity ofredsmption which
the said IngersoII has IN and 90 one other lot Of
land ia said New-Gloucester, being lot numbered
two in the second division Of lots ia said town Of
New-C Gloucester, containing sixty acres with the
buildings thereon, being the SAME rBortgaged by
The said Ingersol to che sid Elizabeth ". Jhase
Sept 29th, 1918, for $3.50, Is b. bis deed recorded
IN tie 4egistsy OF deeds Office for said County.
Book 65. Page k0T will appear.
AARON WINSTON, Deputy Sheriff.
July ., 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
HHHI-Ha-a-a-aeHHAHa-HH $500 - f-as -fHlF7
NOTICE.
July ., idi7

1 HE subscriber hereby cautions
all perfoas against purcha6ng or receiving GER
tain note of hand hgEed by the sfuhfcrlher add
payable TO one Jonathan Lund, of Portland or BIS
order dated at Portland fome time beiween the
Goth Of June add the 4sh of July 1914 wisnefsed
by Jeremiah Farris as never viii pay cne cent
for the (ane-z a. never received any ccn6dsra.
ton therefor and which is fraud both 10 obtain
ing and OBTAINING the fame
GEORGE BoNNELL.
r.ubeck Jalv 4. 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

BETWEEN Portland and Parscashelds on the
ID IA az June lat. Note ef hand tor fsvsnsy
ive dollars 6gned by Iiaac LIBBY, daed Fatfonf>
field, June SD, 1877. payable % lAbsahan Bck
ford, one bali in thirty daTs, and the otheF ~
sixty, with ten dollars aud City cents endorsed
thereou All peffons are caution ed agaInf puf-
chasing faid cote, the payment has been Topped.
any person who may have fund fa'd ncts, and
will return itg the iubfcriber ha re fuitably
rewarded. ABRAHAM 6ilhkOkO-
pssscnt6sld, Iu'v 8, 1917,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

T~HE Probate Court which was intended 70 b
holden al the house of Col. Seth Mitchell il
Iorsh-Yarmou:h, on Wednesday The 10th Ial
i. poliponed 70 Treiday the 22d I'M then 10 be
holden AZ thar place It uae O'Clock a. NJ oi
which all concerned will saLe notice and govern
fhemleves accordingly
SAM FREEMAN, Judge Of I'd Court.
July z. 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
Military Escort,
Selecttnen.

81 GcsGItHlSH,
Committee Of Arrangements,
Chaplain and Orator,
Town Treasurer and Judge of Probate,
Pherih OF CnmbeSlsnJ and Member Of Con-
gress from this District,
Officers ofthe u. S. Army,
Members oftoe Gen. Court,
Citizens OF Portland, and the vicinity.
The procession then moved 10 the meeting
Rouse OF the I'd parish, where after hymn IN
appropriate musick, the Throne of Grace was
addressed by the Rev. Ma. OINEY, in a so
enn and impressive manner An Grafton was
ben delivered by JosIN w. MELLEN, Esq. re-
Rlete with national sentiments and just refec-
IONS upon our civil Institutions, delivered in
e easy and graceful manner. The perfor-
[nances concluded with a piece of musick,
Strike the Cymbal,' executed with great
|as'e and spirit The escort duties were per-
oFned by the Portload Rife Company, under
|re command Of Capt Thomas Chadwick.
i ne procession was unusually large and res
'eslaoIe, the audience at the meeting house
pr'iiiani and oyerfowiag.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

, the late President Adams, Cow Brooks,
Ii. Gov Phillips, General Dearborn, and
Com Bsinbridge. Nezv5edjotd Mereny
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

We learn by the Boston papers that the
President arrived there about IL O'Clock, ca
Wednesday. A salute from Fort lndepen-
dence, announced his arrival at the south
rrn limits Of the tewn, where he was met
BY the municipal authority and committee
ofihe town, . squadron of horse, and large
body of citizens on horseback and in car
riages, ard escorted to his lodgings in the
Exchange oHee-honse.-Soona after, the
chairman ofthe Selec,men entered and read
an address on behalf of the committee, 10
which the president made reply and a.
bout O'Clock SAT down to dinner, with .
gfeasnumber Of guests, among whom were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
nPNOTICE.An

The Chairman the Committee of arrangements
requests the preceptor of the Academy and the
Instructors of the public and private schools III
this town TO meet at the selectmen's Office at o.
cleck his afternoon for the purpose Of conEering
with Sub Committee, from the Committee OF ar
engagements in fixing upon such regulations as may
be deemed proper to be observed by the scholars OF
their respective schools in paying their respects to
the Chief Magistrate Of The Union. on the day be
makes his entrance in this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

In Gorhsn, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Rand, Mr.. JAMES PHINNEY, sen. to
Miss Lucy Cross.
In this town, by the Rev. e. Kellogg, Mr.
Nicholas Rlasdel, to Miss Susan Jourdon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

WHEREAS Mary Howell, has dsierssd my
w bed ard board, Ithersfore forbid all perfons
uuising her on NJ account. | fhzl not pay any
debts Of her contracting
Portland IuIy GEORGE HOWELL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

N0TICE.

4 IL peffons are hereby forbid trufing the
: Crew Of the Bri,iih Ahip JAMIs, as no debts
Of their contracting viii be paid.
JAMES MACEEY, Commander.
July 2. 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
Tour of tie President.

II is expected the President will leave Bos-
ton on bis Tour Eastward this day.
The public will learn by the following, the
time when il is probable he will arrive in this
town.
Extract Of a letter from gentleman in Boston to
has friend in has torn, dated Saturday lest 5th
instant.
" The President will, if possible, leave
Portsmouth on Saturday next for Portland.
That is at present his intention. lfhe should
be delayed longer than be expects, he viii
positively leave there the Monday succeeding.
AT any rate there can he no doubt but he acaLI
be in Portland on Monday. This think may
be announced for certainty, unless prevent
ed by bad weather. u He 1uiiL go no farther
Eoa than Portland
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
Escort.
Band of Music.


Band of Music.
Major Gen. Richardson and Aids.
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Those Of the Committee of Arrangements on
horse back.
Sheriff of mberlaud--PR RESIDENT Of the
II. S. Marshal OF Maine.
Presidents Suite.
Those of the Committee of Arrangements in
Carriages.
Judges of the Several Courts.
Reverend Clergy.
Members of Congress.
Members of the General Court.
Gentlemen of the Bar.
Respectable Strangers.
Officers Of the Militia in uniform.
Citizens of Portland.
Citizens of other towns.
Officers of the Militia in Uniform, mounted.
Citizens of this and other towns on horse
back,
Carriages.
10 this order The whole will proceed from
Bridge Street up State-street, through Maine
and back-sreets, to King street, thence Il
Middle street, through that and Ffee-streets
TO the Presidents Lodgings, in High-street
When the advance shall have arrived near the
Presidents Lodgings, the whole will halt, the
Infantry will open to the right and left and
face to the front, when the Chief Marsha
will precede the Committee of arrangement.
and Major General, and receive the President
accompanied by bis suite, the Marshal c.
Maine and Sheriff of Cumberland, attending
After which tie Procession will move on
and salute the Chief Magistrate as they pass
and file off TO The right and left.-The iescon
will then pay their proper salntes TO the Pres
ident, retire and be discharged.
No firing ofmusketry viii be permitted anc
the whole be considered as dismissed.
It's requested that the streets and places
mentioned in The above arrangements, may
be kept free ofall membranes, that the pro-
cession may form and proceed without inter.
ruption.
By order ef'tbe Committee Of arrangements.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
NOTICE.

l He subscriber is determined TO
Rave his'notes and Accounts fessed and thofe who
dc not call and settle with him hefofe the 2la Ju
ly 'nit will cal and fetile Wi h John Anderton Esq
yuye JOHN REMICK.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

We understand Major General RlcEAnrsoe
has made the necessary arrangements for re-
ceiying the president on The borders ofhis d.
vision, and that be will thence be escorted by
a squadron of Cavalry 10 the entrance of the
town according TO military usage; accompa
MED by such Citizens as may attend 90 horse
back and in carriages. We further learn that
those composing the escort and procession in
going and returning will be permitted 10 pass
The turnpike in Scarborough and vaughan's
Bridge, free Of toll.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
MILITARY BETS. Sc.

SIMEON PRATT informs the Mil
|itary Gentlemen Il this vicinity that he has Rs.
xsrn his Mandatory from Exchange Greet
70 he chamber Of The Gore In Mule fsse, IafeiT
improved BY MIR Martin WelIs. bur new occu pied
be Ia. on hand Real cOCHfNRAL RELTa. or
the newell fsihion
sr Military Certlemen ~ diisnce. By fe0-
dog their ordes with the reziure rrund The body.
may depend on being applied % the lame terms
a. th sse who call shemselves.
" 3 Companies Of Cavalry and Artillery.
can ae iupplied With elegant and durable Belts of
sey colour on fhort notice and Al reduced prices.
Portland Iuly s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

Nos. 6 y z, Of The .4flaenrtn1,
$ JUST received 1t he Portland blackstone. in
: Middle Street. where subscribers are re-
qaaslsd 10 call and receive their numbers.
InlA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
Judges or the Several Courts.

Judges of the oevsgai courts.
Reverend Clergy.
Members Of Congress.
Members ofthe General Court.
Gentlemen Of the Bar.
Respectable Strangers.
Officers Of the Militia in uniform.
Citizens of Portland.
Citizens of other towns.
Citizens of this and other towns mounted and
in carriages.
In this order the Procession will proceed
to the station mentioned. On arriving there,
he Infantry will open to the right and left
and tue Marshals will again attend to forming
the Procession for the purpose of escorting the
President from the Bridge to bis lodgings in
High Street, leaving a sufficient space for the
Major General of this Division and bis Aids,
10 take A station betweeu the Band of Music
and Chief Marshal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08
@otJlat,6:
Tuesday, July 8, 1917.

The forty first Anniversary OF our National
was noticed in a manner be-
pming free people, having just estimate
1 their rights and privileges. At IL o'clock
be citizens Of this town and others from the.
|iciniiy assembled at Unisn Hall, where a
|Ollation was provided--afer partsking OF
|hich The procession was formed in the fol-
owing order:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-08

a PEW for Sale
IN the Rev. Nichols meeting-house. Enquire
4 al this office. July 1,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
AGRICULTURAL
On The Cultivation Indian q

On The Cultivation of Indian Corn.
My object is not 10 encourage an exteu
son Of this branch of agriculture, particula
ly the filling of more ground, thereby Con.
Stunning more time but the reverse, u
I'LL less ground, preserve time, and ptoba.
bly, obtain as much or more corn. A warn
climate is most conSenial to The culdyaaaa
OF lndian Corn. Situated as we are (par
licularly Of late years with the greslea
attention we can scarcely procure crop !
sound Corn. We have been SO LONG hsba.
uated to the Cultivation and use of this ari
Gle, that il IS very hard 10 break of nd
turn our attention TO grain, even if Il ves8
ten times as profitable. II has been proFsa
IN warm favourable seasons, that one acs
of good ground, with the usual ouandly II
manure tor four, with particular atteud0l
10 Its cultivation, would produce as mud
as four acres 10 the ordinary way. AS il
product oil corn depends much on heat d
manure, /: is reasonable 10 suppose IN
cool season that less ground and more INA
nure would be most profitable, and sud
way to obtain crop
have used various modes IN the culsiTs
ton oil Indian Corn; | have planted in Eli
one loot each way one kernel in bill, pa.
crossing from one 10 five feet each war
have also seeded in the It'll from one ID =
kerneisin the same distances. have soa
cd IN drills, some three, and some four II 1
distance and IN the drills some six iuchss
one foot, two feet, three feet AID four I.
along the drills. | found the erestesi er
or grain t'om that sowed In drills lour 20
and IN the driIl one foot. In this way | 2
tanned one third mote than in the comma
"ay This was in 2 good season
ground highly manuEed mr. crop was =
enty Ave bushels per acre. Tie gross
being rich, and plants single, il viii io.
md cause thrm 10 shoot, which nus
Carefully succoured . proper inc
that y, when from four 10 six inches hiss
he two lower shoots in The ground sFt 1
that should De taken Of, and carefully Il
The pint, hat they may not grow 80
III sbove i forced well BY good aitendsa
ate lisbie % produce ears, IS they vii II
spinale. ! have taken pieceof gFos
sqlal W. quality, aud spread dung q II
ANatl on one third Of il, and plovtd ! Il
sil I safesd and narrowed In on one -
ate p.ertd. and on the other third ] II
IL cl.ag II The holes, of equal qualify II
fumH and hotd al alike tlas ddass|
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

la tie dry Place, and 4rcanr II tie drEyts
The time We have no doubt viii yet !,
rive, when the defendants of theic 4.
barous hordes will look back upon ,h.:
anceltors with the fame alfoniihmen, !.
the Engliihmnn now reads OF the barb,,;
~ Of his fathers. We earneltly reeo~
mend perufal of the prefrnt volume !
the countrymen Of Capt. Riley. h.
an american, and we truf that /, NJ
not Be thought audacious to express !
appreciation Of a work, even though
has not paf1ed the fancti6ed ordeal Of 4.
Edinburgh Review.
One faa was irreditisly imprefIed >,
on our minds on the Perutal OF this pan
fully intereaing narrative, Capt. Rile,
after his fitzpatrick, was purchafed 70, ,
mere trife by thieviih Arab. His ma
tive for this purchafe, was 4 pronn.
made by the captain, that if he vas D.,
chaftd and brought TO Mogadore, he h,a
friend who would advance the nom,
for his ranfom. They agreed on the fus
and capt Riley agreed to fake his exiQ
ence on the truth of his a6ertion--Bs
Ara5 mater agreed to carry him 10 Ma
galore, and in cafe that he did not frs
The friend Of whom he fpoke in thar cit,
Capt. Riley was TO fubmit bis throat /
his knife. Capt RiLey bad no tJiend ].
thai Place. On the arrival of this pan,
at the diitance of about a weeks iourn,,
from Mogadore, The Arab Unified on h,
writing 10 his friend, and remain behin1
as hoAage, that the money fhould !,
paid for his redemption. Capt. Rikv
then addrefIed letter to any Chrians
rrGding at Mogadore, Eating his diarss
the sum required for his ranfom--ana
the penalty he mutt undergo if the pro:
was NOT paid 70 his Arab mater. Thu
letter fell into the hands of an EngHa
gentleman by the name of Wiillhire, whs |
never before heard of the name of capt
Riley. He generouny advanced the fun |
demanded for the raHiom, and refcrsd
capt Riley to his family and friends.
What is ii but the Chrilfian reIigosI
that makes of one blood all the natiOu,I
of the earth, that could thus dispole ii. ]
hearts Of two itrangers TO each other, III
beat with fuch fympathy and beneyO.
lence it was this magic bond this per.
vading principle, which, operating on th;
hearts of millions at the fame moment,I
teaches US thar we are neither EngHh.I
men or Americans, but Christians. How
poorly exchanged is philofoPhy ak:
murderous and philanthropic for this
And yet how many of our countrymeaI
are ready to denominate this religion iii
mere cant of prieftcraft Yes to on
ihame be it fPoken, fuch men there arc
men who do all in their power to deRrq|
that religion by which capt. Riley waI
preferved to his family and friends. AL
in its ftead philofophy mor
than the ferocity of the Arab
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
From the Federal Republican.


he extraordinary narrative of CAPT.
Riley is well worth the perufal of his
counsrymen, II abounds with events 70
uncommon and lniereiting, thar il is i'm
poilible for man of any fenGbility to
perufe them without feeling uncommon
emotions. To thofe who are apt to re-
pine at the little petty rubs and vexations
incident to human life, we would zeal.
ouiy recommend perulal of this vol
ume. They will there read of iufer:nes
which they would believe beyond the
capacity of human narre to endure
ihlPwreck, capture by the favage Arabs.
naksdness, hunger, Thrift, fripes, deferts,
lcorching fun beams and fcorn. He NAV
learn from these awfully variegated tor
lures, that there is no condition ia which
man can be placed, no depth Of ni(crv
II which he is warranted in doubtinp n
q divine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. REP
confidence in his Creator remained H.
ihaken TO the laf, and he was delivs1ed
fometimes almolt by miraculous II, j
terence, from all his miferies. He NAV
now in the bofom Of his family anal
TRENDS iolace MS little hreGde, By a re.
capitalization of his fufFerings.
The reader viii likewiCc become more
iamiiiariy acquainted with the manners
OF the Arabs,by perufal of this volume
ne Will IND even amongl that barbs-
f0us race, The germ Of humanity, which
unuef proper Culture and example, Il
capable q being unfolded and expandrd
this We conceive to be the mssniny of
nc language OF The Prophet Ifaiah. shen
NC osciaFss that" Epcters RaA break ysrtb
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

not interfere for or againf tn: late loan
made by MelTrs. Barings 70 The French
government. Every Birth fubiect, he
laid, had right to disPole Of bis proper
ty as II pleased and Mr.. Barring had
exerciied the privilege
A 1910 Et Of the French loan IS
TO [ 'sk manufactures and other
fupplies sar nc army Of obferyation IN
France, i: mutt afford employment TO a
great number OF our artizans, and give a
itimhIas TO the IFifh proviGon trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06
RUSSIA.

To encourage the Improvement OF
III fosu, the Emperor intends TO reiide
there next year with his Court In ad-
dtion 10 rhe freedom which has been
granted TO the peasants of Ethonia,. the
Emperor has directed the Governor Gen
eral of ConrLand TO announce his with
eguai 10 h1o-that the husbandmen Of
that part of the empire fhould alto be ref
tored to the rights of free fubjeGts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

Is great corrupter a mankind Il reh
ders them arrogant, presumptuoas,aid YAM
and ought allie 10 be deserved and AVOIDED
Honest praise, if ! am 50 happy 10 deserve
il, will pc paid when am absent ana Il
YOU believe that have merited, you must
also believe that desire 10 be humble, and
am afraid OF being vain. Spare me Thea u
YOU esteem me, and do not praise me II
you thiak praise delightful to my ear.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

in Irnheriai isitor--An Esgle lately Wis
tied the Farm Of Gideon Granger, Esq. and
allied some OF his sheep. Thus was good
omen followed by bad deeds /! Mr. G. like
a true Republican, caused this proud rapa-
cious bird to be shot, Surely this cannot
be the same bird that lowered over the Cap.
ltol during the coronation. He could no;
be looking for sheep there.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

AT Turks Island there had been 10
rain for the laft Ave months. Frefh wa.
ter brought 90 miles, was telling at four
dollars per barrel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-05-06

King Ferdinand, Of Spain, is ccntinu-
ally Going good deeds 10 retrieve his pops
nlarty but as il has become quite faith
ionable 10 abuse him, he gets very little
credit for then lie has recently re
lcafei numerous priioners from conhne :
meEr.