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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
AUDIToR's-OFFICE, )
March Is. 1917.

a IL PsymasieIs Quarter Masters and other persons,
indebted to the Public OF account of JI,-r,
from the Treasury, from any arPnt or nsrSn int
whose hands money had been pacad o services
autlhg Tue late war, are hereby notified that ssa viii
De instituted upon each closed ON or before
March %. toy.,sI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

re ANSHAL'S SALLY Nifinc ~ q Decree Of lie
W. Cari ~ TIE United States for NE Nigna District
wTrein the United States rleriiG against the scr
RDlfF, will be sold % str Washington Tavern in INC
city If Richmond, II rnhc sucli"n for ready money.
on the tenth day Of Apr nest. sundfy articles heing
part IT The cargo 81 he said sCr consisting Of L0oe
clQsses, Sals,Se.
W.. MANN. y. 5f
foy frfrf s 4f8sr. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
Efnrch d.

,,I5t2is Foi' Sale, F,Tegdt d, C8arfer,
a1 The Brig ELIZABETH,
about $50 tons. carries $50 hhds ana is avery strong
vessel.
Tor Terns-Apply 10 Gary cogsin g. Co. Petersburg
OF captain j0ho L. coas IN, board at City Point or
% LUDLAM s, ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

A ttrY I'Pc FTiTOGA STALLION Fsr yske.--1f;e
4 y horse VS. go'ien by old iiysiosa. ofa Jaun4
ptoyoa hmselfa foA gclter and as il re.peets bs
gl', isnoi surpassed by any horse.
EDWARD GARIICK
Elrca n, las VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

4 oOkiNG CLASS MANI ACrORY. Se.-J,.r<
- - ~ MR. ond Glitter. bees leave 70 inform,
e sfns %, '.ichu'nnh '1d he f0wH adjacent that he
in.u New f"Jt io richmond, f.n me bri.dings Of Mr.
Whvch' i5ib sfef nrsft the MARKET north nj T. srcr)
yaripus hfaicirs. ~ 80
CT mes And pier ''dafes made INV sire or pauern
"iha"" Ihd h'd corncc5 rifaudoie mirrors brackefs
gon i"r 'cplns. Sc &c in the neest fashions
rims Hnd urtNe work famed aud glazed win ar
without enanelei glasses paintings cleaned and var
Looking rla,es silgcrcd, old work regil and uoyyaa
y T. deems super1uons IN pledge himself that svsrv
''f'c IN ne shoge liue sa be - Of near the Nea yc-s
prices; pithis, the public nn.t judge orders ,bgrk
fully received and promptly attended TO-
n. u. IN ApFrtitics wanted t. The above business
march, ~. lao ge'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

NTALuABLs LNND FOR stLE.-rbe snbsef;be, d,
aesTons oi renewing to the Western Conn,fs--sn5
"ahrci t3' object proposes to sell the Tjncf III TyJ
WheIe"n sne How iycs IN the county Of Buck iuss-ri
conaiuaaboni3G0 acres adjoining The lands Of can
Jphn a. Jo%s capt Very others The land lies al,t
I'VE niles e.ove buckingham court house abonf re-,
from James River aud about eghty-ve above Ricbtronf
10 ven aodpttd 10 Tie culture 81 corn wheat and obz-
lis iHaGagrceable n0giborhood. near very GOOD o.ii
Us svncient quantity cf cleared land to work eiub ~
zen hanos 70 "dVantege-a clearinghouse snd other ns
houses Tor the reception OF family Possession ,o, H.
had next FAIL. 'f "
Ihctcffos Of salcwill be made know 10 aov rero..
inclined 70 purchase, b. application to the sabscri'.
wig oa ne pf smiscs. ELIZhBETH PERKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

NIorIcE-i wishto Hire or good steady T05c-e----
L y and will give $40 piece until Chr:stiiss 80
Jc'nes Q. .intio7,y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

vINwENTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway, gu The Itn
4 inst. from the Subscriber. living near New Canton
IN buckingham county, negso fellow. by name STE
PFEN Tie is tail, black. has short hair Is good house
servant aud spt 10 s'ter while under strong emo ion Of
any sind. Tic carried with him much clothing and h.
eNrrrt, lurking IN ur abort Richmond. having been
rgrcb d in 81 place few months since Of Nj Park
hill.
Tie above reward will he paid foy the delivery Of said
eiinw TO me- or for the secnrcment Of him in is aos
set him Aelln. SMITH pAYNE.
r. s. said fellow has q wife at Col. wm. Nayos near
Richmond.
March 7. l0;-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

A MANAGER Tor farm Will meet Immediate EN-.
pa.nient provided he is duly qualified and has ties
hmony OF honesty aud integrity, application to Mir
James Harris, in Richmond, Dr. James Jones' in
Holloway county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

( R,E HUNDRED OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
- HtWARp.-Rnnaway from the subscriber on the
43in dsy OF last MONTH negro named G tRVoT a
Dacksnih by trade sad has worked the shop az nv
gate OIL the Brooke Turnpike oGi for several tears &
generally known nv pcisons travel that
road he IS stout black feog, about six feet high
iitle inele. TO be fiesy, has round free and down
LOOK ana when spoken TO questioned sharply shakes
ms head when about 10 make answer The whites OF
MS eyes are very red lie La- number Of small scars
below IS ebows, ocCasioncd by sparks from the ire
when working with his sleeves rolled M as was his CON
slant practice He cSn write very good hand for ne
gro have no donbt he will atIempt pass as free
man, and viii havea free pass. mof opinion he will
aucnp, tomake his way to TIE north by way Of Treder
icksbnrg lie LETT niy heue Christmas dSy for the
county o Car oiinc where lie has WIFE, but stopped
there only one night.
will give 100 for his apprehension and delivery
me > so II secured in Jail in this State so thai
gethim again and geo II taken out Of the and
secured in Jail. ZEN. SHEPPARD.
JanuarylI. so-wtf
ATOTIcE.-The at PiSoRS lfrhf5r IS this day
/ dissolved Ivy mutual consent. Those who have
claims sgainst it will call Peter RsgH for ravneut
and those who indebted to it by hand open account
or otherwise, Will make payment to him.
DAVID MAHRN, jim.
PETER RISON.
amelia. february I, 1917.
Marcia. Inn-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

INLAND NiRGINIh--Niii 80 sold. n the hiebrsl hid
Ter Oh Wednesday. t.is 80 fay Of April nest any
ha!acre lots r the iown 81 Narscics, nan riser N
hc coHtv Of Halifax AZ which an Inspection Of obAcs1
aud hon iscslashcd. THIS town issituatc in thc lcait
NJ tobacco country. inferior 10 nj he state IT,
bined with the fertility Of the soil offers SIRE rlrdle To-
Tie success of mercantile enter pfisc. The gfest M
rotcnicnt male n the culture and management ~ n
iacCp within tie vicinity of Narsclcs induces belief
ta 80 ne distant Gay II wilt become depot Of tobacco ct
the very lTt order. From the town o Nsfsciiics o Ncrf
fk there s 10 his Zine ro1l navigation for Naifeaus
ten nd-. tobacco burtncn except roAge or miles
whici obstruction viii. tits thought. DC removed in rs
mon'ls ~ two years arouse ~hch inrrriic road VIII
sncrfiirhe madc. iuc ei afion of Narcotics is hsl
and airy sad has romnGrdn1 viee Of the surrounding
country, s extremely vol w7f"r aud is considered AZ
hcalihy a. auy Of tic ssiarer. tonulry.
The terms u toe sale viii c made known n hat day hy
tbs IrVsffes.
March :. fnssf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

FCsrREcEVFD, ana for sale-,o bbls. y. =. run,
- hihs Pennsylvania re whiskcy; 700 SACHS large
iA'e'p""' allied salt 10 hAd rate retailing moas
.iaf h'r'ty crpcctcd-A good assortment of cotton
|a'hs w'nch are offered On the liberal terms.
". m. RICE & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

4 Negro Alan named fDatain absconded from about
few miles beiow Lynchburg about Christmas last
lie is steu; feow feet ~ II inches high aboni "a
years od-a his forehead loves phiskey and was
bare of clothes.
will give something than the law allows for Sc
caring him. GEO. FLEMING,
Louisa, Heading Springs
Mdrcn H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
January IL.

2NoR sAiE-A valuable a;id mighty improved Farm
about sixty miles abuyc iicinnond containing one
thousand acr oflanc healthy agreeable neigh
bOuThoud.
fc' further particulars apply to AFR. Geo. Perkins
Richmond. March Il. lO5.v3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

t1uBLIC SALE.-By virtue of deed oftrUst ex ecnfed
10 the Subscribers By John T. Peasants for purno
SEES therein mentioned and recorded in the county court
OF PoHhaiau and the agreement consent of all e
parties coneerned-Wl positively he sold without re
serve In the highest bidder al Pcwlaian house on
te 30 Wednesday inApri next (being court davO Inc
Tract 81 Land conveyed by the said deed and ON which
the said john +. Peasants lately resided containing M
acres more OF less, lying Joness creek in the said
county.
The ofsale will he four thousand dollars in cash
and the balance in two equal annual payments to be se
cured by deed oftsnst on the land.
The title Is believed TO be good but the subscribers win
only convey the risht vested in them by tie trust deed
and agreement aforesaid.
JOSIAH SMITH
and ! Truskecc
WA. S. DANCE.
March Is Igttds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

HIR.JAMRs PENN-sfr--Yon being no irhabi,,,t ~
lV1 this Commonwealth are hereby notified that on
he2th day OF Antiincxt at the T0ntine Coffee touse
IN the City of New 0rk, between the hours of 30 n /.
r. 1--we shat proceed to take the depOsons of Tho
mas 1rvinnnh ohn Patrick be read in evidence in The
suit nov pending the Superior Court Of Chancerv for
the Richmond District, wherein We by oar next friend
are pialntfS, aud you. Nancy NCfcdie John Graharu
ftaIfy Hcth, eNoroi Samuel Clark, dec. William Long
and Lucy X. Grecuhow adlnx OF James rrcenhow dee
dc aeienuAhts GEO. N'CREplE aud
JOHN MCREDiE. by
WILLIAM ~. DYER
So, tht5y Ufrt f-iena.
'"''' W. lGI-wffn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

rkATE CnAL.-Hefh, Sheppard X 10. lmlUInl ,.y.,
~ rien,s that they shall hereafter keep constant
supply OF the best C9at from the south OF the river
at their yard on the Basin.
Apply to Mr Vim. Byars, at Office i'm the lower
part of the house occupied BY MIR. Triplett Thev
have also Plaster Of Paris in the lump aud ground AT
their umber-lotse, NJ Rockets.
March \. Jon,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

NToIton-aii persons having claims uuon the es'slc
- efPeteT Coirel dec. hereby notified to bt inc
the said estate required make Immediate
Of the same as no further Indulgence can he given
StaurL CoTTHELL,1 -,
March IS. toe ,.,rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01
Afarch28.

NoNCE.-WjIl be sold, to the highest bidder -
a Noniay the 2sih April NEXT at Fluvanna Cn, .p
house. FRSrT OFL.5NO. belonging TO the estate =.
beplailn Hughes decd. containing hundred and "
Venty-ive acres, lying on the Middle FORK OF Cu,n
nam 'terk, about sever miles from said Court Romsr
sbont nine of james RverThi. land i said TO oi, Sa
lanes OF George Jones. c. Clark aud others any
man wishinc 10 vt. the lands may be shewn the land IA
arpiy'ny Ia Joseph Bernard, near Bernardshnrrh-Ti
ANA IS all IN wonds. and has large supply of pne n
other lumber The terms OF sale will he one thir, of,
.hcy AZ hand, and wo equal annual ins,ancns far "a,
ha'anceA Dcct of Trust will be taken On the nron,
to secure the two last instruments. Toy
, By the Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-01

SAMUEL p. PARSONS
=. NJ Superintendent
~ nIo. e. I6T-St
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

phia--f6th, brig Rising Sun. Blanchard for Bal
timore--schr. Ann, Emery. for saco--fTth. bril-
Morning Star, Spear. for Philadep hia-sloop Jams
Sylvester, for New. York-brig Cleaner, Blan-
shard, for Baltimore--f8th sloop Relief, Baxter
for New York--t9th, sIoop Carver, Lewis, fol
Backsiown.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Ls7--At Fort Royal, March 10Th brig Somers
Whitten, OF Kenuebunk
AT St Pierres, March 10, Union, Sullivan, Gate
Dyer, dead dscharging,
At St Croix 28th ult. brig William Smith, Ba-
con, o. Portland, loading, brig Jane, MLelian, Of
Portland, ar. three days previous.
AZ Il Eustatia, GO ult. brig ----, Barnes, for
CastiHe in 90 days; Thompson of Kennebunk
IN IS.
At Havans, March 81, Fame, of Portland, load
Ing. At Matanzes, brig Hero, Greedy, Of do just
arrived.
sgoke-April 5, IN James River, schg. Gle, 10
days frotn Portland bound up.
1fiegaadria, April 8, cleared brig Panopea,
Crabtree, Of Portland, for Cadiz-t0th, ship Haz
ard, Crabtree for Liverpool.
Ctariesion Cleared brig Leo, Webster, Of Port
land, for Antwerp. Up brig Eleanor, Coombs, for
Boston and Bath.
Lass Of he slip Cor. Strong.-CaPt. Andrew
Scott, late master ofthe Gov.Strong of New \ ork,
vessel in the night Of the 9th Of February last on
one Of the Cape de Verd Islands on voyage from
Eng ID to Canton. All the crew, specie &c.were
saved The proceedings adopted BY Capt :. wee
characteristic of the skin, correctness and judg
ment Of that able navigator.
Spoke IL inst sch Butfaoe 5 DAYS from Portland
for Richmond
At Cape Henry (Hayt0 sch. Mechanic Doane,
of Bangor, for Charleston in 10 days.
The American ship Mary of Bangor was at Al
giers some time since but could not find market
for her cargo.
At St. Thomas rs ult. Two Brothers for Bath in
5 days.
Brig Francis, Brazier, from Portland, has arri-
we'd at PIT Petre.
sloop Mary or Kennebunk, for New York, sailed
from Ocracock 9th.
Philadelphia, AIrI IS, Arrived sch William,
York, and sch. Reaper, Merchant from Portland
Cleared ship Jewell, of Portland, for Charleston.
Baltimore, April II cleared, schr. Orient for
Portland.
-4NERIC IN FL 4G.- Ship Chambers, Mari
neFs &c. are advised that after the 4th day of Ju
ly next the Americaa Nat ionai Flag, will consist
IF Thirteen Stripes and Twenty Stars. This number
is TO be continued until other new States are all
mitted into the Union when Star is to be adj
ded for each new State. Ike thirteen Stripes ere
to be permanent. There are now 1aeenty States in
The Americ Union. The old Thirteen which
acquired Independence are well known and there
have since been admitted, Vermont Kentucky Tn
nessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Endirna and Mississippi.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The result of the late election, was as un-
expected TO federalsts, as it is believed 10 be
unwecome to majority of the good people
of this State. Majorities must and ought TO
govern in republics, and when fairly obtain
ed, good citizens will acquiesce and submit
to their determinations. But artificial major
tiles, such as are sometimes raised by deceit
ful appeals to the ignorance and prejudices Of
mankind by exciting false alarms and vi
sionary hopes by addressing the sel6shness
of some, and the sectarian feelings OF others !;
by fatterlng the ambition Of the young, and
cajoling the weakness Of the aged such
maiorities ought not to oomnand respect, and
cannot long maintain their ascendancy in an
enlightened community. Great is truth, and
though obscured for moment by the mist of
passion and prejudice, il will most assuredly
break forth and again illumine our political
horizon.
In this view Of the subject, we may look
with an eve of hope and encouragement to
the glorious example Of our sister Massachu-
sets. There democracy, though Boosting
much more talents and hberality than she
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

4 Substitute for Nelcs Election being over aad
the affairs of Europe and indeed nearly The whole
of this mundane sphere having assumed peaceable
attitude, that but comparatively small portion
Of the public papers are occupied with NEWS, an
opportunity is now afforded 10 men Of leisure and
science TO disseminate in our columns the illusions
of their fruitful imagraiions-an thus contribute
to the edifcation and amusement Of the public
Whatever may tend to shew vice her FORM or vir-
tue her own image, will find ready admission in
our columns" A word to the wise" is better
than volume to the vulgar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

ever elaine ~ ras soon obliged TO give
up the grouf sh 81 her accustomed arts
she once occl ~ her Dexters, Sullivans,
Gerrys and ia3as, with old John Adams
and bis son tc Help .aem, could not sustain
democracy from sinking in Massachusetts,
who can sustain her in Connecticut? It's
indeed strange chen democracy is gong OUT Of
fasaioa every aAere else, that size should At
length obtain triumph here.-Conn Journal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

,hey are yery sorry for the outrage which
as committed on his carriage, and he I'D
re,.rn tells them, that he is very glad that
they are SO very sorry. This outrage en-
sbles the ministry to appeal to those very
passions that the opposition have appealed
- with !, much success. And il probably
will be proved that those very men who
blis,sred their hands by clapping applause
10 orator Hunt some time since, when he
iut;ma,cd that the prince regents head
ftaken from his shoulders, would not com
nenss.e for the miseries oil his government,
viii be The loudest in their demonstrations
ofloyal,y and of attachment to the govern
ment of the prince. Our papers have ior
long time past been loaded with the speech
es and addresses ofthose orators, who have
Represented England as on the very thresh-
old Of ruin, by the pronigacy and coFrup-
ton Of the ministers. We must no" be
prepared to hear, and perhaps from the
same men, how much happiness and pros
perity the nation have enjoyed under this
dynssiy, the glory she has gained, and sell
compliments in all their charming varie
ties.
Indeed il may well be doubted whether
the mos, proaigate and corrupt ministry
would not exull in any connections OF the
people that ended in Instructions and mobs.
They then gain an accession OF strength
from all the men OF property in the king
DOM Men of fortune, when they See to
what plunglng lengths such cha acters will
20, sci their faces against the reformation
of any abuses whatever they will yield
nothing, when If any thing is yielded, il
ends ia turbulence and riot-ministers will
in this manner be able TO shelter their own
enormities, under the turbulence which the
exlirpation of such enormilies would ex-
cite. There is certsin species of fish,
denominated the scutile fish, that lies close
to the bottom of the river and conceals him
self in coneenial mud-When he is pur-
sued, he is able TO darken the transparent
element by his own exer,lons, under which,
there is possibility of his making his es-
cape. But ifthe detecting hand raises The
muddy sediment to the summit, the fish
will to a dead certainty escape. He has
not only his natural pollution for pro;ec-
ton, but the pollution raised by the beney-
olence of his antagonist, also.
Bal. Telegraph.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
NOTICE.

A IL perrona indebtedto Edward Ingraham are
y particularly requsaed TO call and fs'tle their
accounts with William !pgrsham Who is authorized
70 acjua the fame at his liore 10 Maine Street. as
foon as pefioe.
Thofe who do not paw or settle their demands
previous 20 the gath May next their accouats mai
he Jeff with al attorney for coIlect ion
RDW RID INGRAHAM.
Portland, Aprii 20, 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
GAZETTE so News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and CEeardnces since our last.
April 18th, arrived brig Susan, Pote, from Phil
adelphia-f3th schr. Delaware, Moody, from il
mington-f9th sloop Despatch, Sawyer, from
Boston--20th, sloop Joseph, stanwood, from Bos
ton-sloop Messenger, Lowell, from Boston-A-
pri Goth, British ship Harmony. Curry, 20 days
from ST. Vincent, with rum and molasses, 10 the
Captain-soop Maria, Macomber, from Naniuck-
et, with corn-sioop Express Blanchard, from
Boston--shr. Hazard, Higgins from Cape Cod
sloop Maria, Pray, from. portsmouth-brig Fair
American, stanwood, from Boston-bark John &
Charles, Coombs, 81 days from Pert-au.Prnce,
with Coffee 10 the Captain,
FOREIGN CLEARANCEs.
April IS, cleared brig Samaritan, Greedy, fol
the West-Indies-April IS, brig Francis, Merrill.
for Havana.
COAsTWIsE.
April IL, cleared schr. Susan, Prentiss, for New
YorA-t5lh, schr, Susannah York, for Thiladel-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
@ortCapS.
Tuesday, April ., 1917.


The u. S. brig Boxer, Capt Porter, bound
10 the Gulph of Mexico dropped down and
anchored at the watering place New York on
The 10th inst
The Congress frigate, Captain Morris, sail
ed from New Orleans on cruise, about The
18th Of March.
The death of Potion which is reported
from Kingston, (Jamaica) is contradieted in
ihe New. York Evening Post. Potion was
alive and active in Port aH- Prince about the
2olh of March, which is as late as the news
from Kingston.
There are now published in the State of
New York, ninety newspapers-3 daily, 8
semi-weekly, and the rest weekly.
The account of inspection Of wheat flour, in
tie city Of Baltimore for the quarter ending
the 3lstof March, was go, 1898 barrels, and
s,iSi half barrels rye ditto, 5,949 barrels.
The Academy in Connecticut, for the edu-
cation Of the deaf and dumb, was opened on
Tuesday last
In New-York, De Wit Clinton is The can
eidate tor Governor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

THE fubfcnber hereby gives public notice 10 ali
concerned. that has been dn'y appointed
and taken upon himfsf the truh of Adminsitrstor
on the eliate Of ELIJAH DOUGLASS. late OF
Durham, 10 tbe county OF Cumberland, yecmans
deceafed by giving bond asthe law directs rs
therefore, rsouelts all perfons who indebted &c
The fad deceafedt elate TO make immediate pay-
ment ard thofe who have any demands lhereons
u shibit he fame 10 RBENR. EYERETT, Aanr
Bsunfwick, March ~ I6 7.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
NOTICE.

.UrFABLE proviGon having been made by the
ovsefeers Of the poor of the town of Waldo
borough for the fapport Ct Michael Rhodes and
Macy his wife and their children all psrions are
hereby forbid toreeeive OF fuppiy them. or either
Of them at the sxpencs Of iaid town, as no char
De-, for that purpofe will be allowed
JaCO3 LUDWIG D 0rs-fssrs 81 f5e Po0s
SAMUEL MORSE 2 Wsissb~s.gb
WaIdoboscpshs April l6
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
NOTICE.

~THR fubfcrber hereby gives public notice that
/ he will attend the furvey of a contemplated
Road to lead from standiih towards Portland, on
Monday the % day of lure nest, commencing on
The old road near the dwelling houfe of A. Lewis,
Efq Committees concerned are respectfully re
quened to attend BY order II Csns
CORNELIUS BARNS, 81, veyay.
Portland, A5fH 22
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22

Several murders have been committed by
the Indians on the borders Of East Florida, IN
Camden county,in retaliation for some attacks
made upon them by banditti who inGest a
part OF Florida adjacent TO Georgia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
RHODE-ISLAND.

The election of Governor and Members OF
assembly took place on Wednesday last.
1t is stated that Knight the democratic can
didate has plurality Of about 60 votes, but
that large majority of federal representa-
tiyes are elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
FOR SALE.

FORTY Two acres Of good pator Land in the
L town of Brunfwick dtuaed on Mare.point, 70
called adjoining land owned by Stphen Minott on
the eaaeriy dde and on the we0erIy eide by land
of Thomas Skefeld. and the heirs Of John Minott,
extending from Maquot Bay to Middle Bay 70
called -Erquire ar this Office. AfrH 20
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-22
M6RPTED

At Northumberland, Eng. Mr.. Peter Percy
aged so, to the widow Hannah Godfrey, aged so.
At sctuate, r. Charles Williams, aged t6, L
Sally Phillips. aged IL