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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

kt'bhNillktf Or Sdte--JOHN ALCoCK informs ms
l. friends and the public thai he has commenced his
ca'ietDusllsss in bis old stand on Governors Hill Gin
inc nouSeOi Joseph Ga'lego ESQ city of Richmond
! nave on band quantity OF mahogany furniture
winch Will seal al NewIork prices. per cent
lower than any made IN Virginia. Ladies and gentlemen
that viii give me call will fnd my work well made and
equal to any made IN the world is made under
my own inspection. Every attention Willie paid TO
PACKING upsaie, aud do yerug Tin good order.
MarCII Iuf-2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

4 AND FOR sAIE.-iGs acres lying both sides OF
~ hunts Creek, well ti,ubered and waercd--als0
great prospect cf siaietie slate aud timber is worth
'br attention Of ensIpIising nian.-IhiS land il
miles from the Virginia Mills. aud mites from New
Caution. Asoa good stock Of caiile sheep, hogs Ssc
viii be offered with ihe land. There is good dwelling
honse, good orchard, aud all other convenient out
houses also good iniii seat.
Inf IIfil. ..n... L -. L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

s+FONTY NEGROES AT hpCffON.-On Monday the
10th dayof March at 10 o'clock will 10 sold Pun
lc Auction before the door oftl,e EclTavern for cash
FORRH VERY VALUABLE NEGROES, Omen, women
ard children said 70 be IS likely any in Virginia. A.
nnng them, said ia lie excellent house servant &
4 gocd awycr-ths balance pr.ne crop bands.
THOMAS TAYLOR, -fWcfr.
FEBRUARY :. 9i-2awtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

U-IIIIT y. n NIJIIlIl.
Also do hereby tnrwarn al taver Accrcrs, OF tiir
ling SHOP kccTer. from Booking me, as ! nnd ,self
81 atty imposed ou ~ s4se accounts. ito wish
Z" beyond my cash. ~ T..
March !. Ion 1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

LIi1 OF ItIUHM0NU-)
IN CpfgcH febrH0ry L. lSi7
- ESOLVED That the Hall viii 40 ~ rncnii.iv ses-
4 sion in March, proceed 10 the appointment of a
dtnyfrr ~ i'off~e for the CITY If Richmond for one
yeaf nom the 2'h OF narc in the place 90 e. Hohinsoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

SgTN. b. CIAMBgRL iYNE Attorney at Law viii at.
~ tend the conniyand Superior Courts OF IIenrico,
anover New-K eni aud Charles City, the Hastings Cou.
OF hichmond, and Richmond ChanceTy District Court
business conided to him, promptly attended 10. Ills
OF is over Thomas Whites, Ironing the old market
RichmoEd.
Mach7 INi-ow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

t'iih subscribers have associated ~ nus
ness u'i'cr tie nIm of Ud}ts, MepDnrd 8 Co. and
nave taken the house cross street leading
10 Col Mayo's Bridge, (caed lie ola C4,atcl) where
Tue! "ueroi sale supply OF sran meal holnuly shorts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
BY l'iiOMAs Ri'rCu!E.

- rhc BNQUiEEa is prhlished twice week, g.nt-
~ ami tse t'.nes week during The session of the
=, Jepisigt Price the same heretofore, FIRE
sfcrs per au,uu, 'asoe in adN an.v. Mates OF Char,
4 "a aanks (sv,gp will be Received Ia payment. The
- vlll riaranlce 40. sate,, oi reinitiur by
"a The postage o! al letters Se..s pan, by lhe Wi
-, No nanrrs will be discontinued b nj the disc:e.
~ ibe Edor ua,ii all Garages ha,, been paid up
-. whoever auafa;te te pay Ilient VI niue papsi
n receive ten,h ErelA.
'' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
- one fSrSs igfSeytioH, IS c.Istseach
t.rN.fncs. 50 cents.
a., frertis7seAt isseyted. aatft has either ben
Ii Jor Sr asssa.ed 6s PrraDt ia tais city IFS
avU0as.
isisa,z2g
IVE Subscriber having pa,cesei 1he Line vi Stages
ffon Hl.npton to iisclIGIJad informs IA, friend,
the pdoslr that he IS making every eAerien tn oh
Fla rnui Horses Carriages and .crlrers. No efforts
Ia be wah.ig on has paI, TO red this route safe aud
e.iec; which. during the @iiter not
kaore than passengers viii he conveyed AZ the same
ime.
ka.- aut ~ tes possibility iof loss.
RICHARD ALLEN. ,
Williamsburg Feh'y IS. asSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

i. Akshiil'S SAIE.-By vatue II a decree Of, The
I'VE tntTtoi the uHesi Suites ,or the nh sircHit
.hs N'Siua District, wherein Margaret Coates, eNecu-
INK" lie Testament aiid last viii OF WI. Cpaes dec.
WI" was surviving ?ariier % william Gray and Com
psny, are pi.,nns-a,td Thomas Muse ana niiictt
hus". administrations With the will annexed o. Had
son arse, dec a1d Thomas Muse. Elliott Muse, Nelson
siuse, ana oets ate defendants, ia ChaBceryNui be-
sold fir ieaes ioncs pucc auction before the
house doof "a lrLana ,ie 18th day OF April next
b.u's court day, H0HSe LEI. the property of Hudson
Mnsc, dec MM. MANN, ID. N. fur
4. l{o9rs, ". ,. ID.
4 Ia
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

CUMBERLAND, So. et-
Taken By Erecdion and 1piN Le sold 1t Public
Aucfion, on Monday the 25th day 9f August
nert, at II o'clock, A. M. at the .Auctton
Room Of STEPHEN NJ M'LELLAN Y TMoTHY
FLETCHER, Erchange Street, Portland,
"A LII the erght in Equity OF Redemption, which
a slepheo Little, Of said Portland, tradqr, hAs
n and 20 the following described Mottgased Reai
Estate, situated in said Portland, viz:
One.uadivided ninth part of certain lot oi
Lald, in said Portland, bounded Follows, VIZ
'outhwesterly by Daniel Cobbs Land, >ontheasler.
y on Free-street, northeasterIy On Samuel Mot
ey's Land, and northaeaterIy on Maine Street,
and is the same Said Little purchased OF Beniamin
Bailey-together with all The buildings SAID Little
pwns, now standing on said undivided premises.
BY the county Records Book IL. page 1896,
faid Real Estate appears 10 be mor,gaged TO said
iaiiey, 10 secure The payment Of 500 dollars and
interest, 70 be paid il ten years from the 29h Of a.
prIl, IL 16.
JOSEPH NJ. GsRRlSH, Deputy Sheriff.
Portland, July t9th, 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
DIED.

DIED.
In Fladensbu-g, Mr.. William Arthur Ir~,
aged 2t. son of the late Charles Lee. ESQ. of Fir-
ginis and 2 LicIit.-in the Navy Of the Us. lie
fell a victim TO the practice Of Dazzling.
At Fryeburg, departed this life on the 3sh inst
Deacon EZRA CArrER, agca Il. His compiaintS
were scarcely more thar tha infrmties Of oil age.
Devoted 20 religion, rsch n his time was taken
mp in disseminating 'ae scriptures, md such tracts
as would naturally promote ety
Charity Jslepes he diss .as {..k f3s rhteous.
In lebanon, y H. Rev i9@aa Porter
In Staudish Mr. Samuel 5.lsu a.e3 g.
In Windham. Widow Trickey
In Falmouth, Ernline Ellis. "a 5hter of Nr.
Robert Merrill, aged i2.
n this s,wn, Mr.. George Abbot, aged 96.--0u
Friday night last, very suddesy, Mrs Nancy
Stirrat, aged 81.
On Friduy morning last, Mrs. Anna Webb. aged
ca
On Sunday last, Mr.. JOSEPH BAKrR late If the
house Of Baker and Bartes, aged 33.--Funelal
from his late dwelling house ID Back street al
half past s o'clock, ,rHIs AFTERNOON. HIS friends
and connections are requested to attend without
a more particular invitation.
On board the British brig Hannah. Garrison, in
this harbour, yesterday morning, Gabriel Lngfeen
aged TO- Sdicidc, by hanging himself.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
NOTICE.

WE the fu5fcri5ers having been appointed ~
the Hon, Jere, Bailey, Efq Judge Of Probate
for the county of Lincoln. 10 receive and examiue
the fevera claims of the credora TO the eltate Of
RUFUS K. GERlsFI, late of Warren, in faid couu
ly trader decealed, reprefented iniovent, do here
by give notice that Gx months are allowed TO iaid
creditors 70 bring and prove their claims, aud thar
iha attend that fsfvice AZ the houfe Of Sasuus!
Davir 10 faid Warren, on the laif Monday Of Iuoe
next and the lalf Mondays of the Eve following
mouths, from two 10 ave o'clock in the afternoon
of each day, Dated at Wares, this twen,y Gxh
day of May, A. d. 37
BENZ BRACKRT,2 C,usnJ-
SAMUEL DAVIS, f,sey4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
CO-PARTNERSHIP FORNED.

TINE subscribers inform their friends and the
n public that they have formed connection IN
business under the firm of SILVER 4 kIMBALL.
and have taken the Tan Yard in King street for
merIy owned by Dea. Fhrasher, and or late occupi-
ed by Capt. Richard Sutton, where they iuteatl
carrying on the Morocco BUSINESS, in ail is
various branches They have now On hand
general assortment Of MOROCCO. both Of goat
and roam skins; which will be sold cheap for cash
JOHN SILVER
WILLIAM KIMBALL
". b. Cash given for prime Sunac and Sheer
Skins at the above tan yard.
Portland, Jul. 2f.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

haisering The scene is gloy changed. A
large part oil the yeomanry are much embar-
rassed, and many are deeply involved in
debt. But We wo0id inquire, whether this
reverse Of fortune has been brought about by
our own misconduct, or by the concurrence OF
circumstances beyond human controI2 1t has
been already observed that the deprivations
of crops may be accounted for in part, on The
principle that land loses its strength after hav-
ing been cultivated for long period The
seasons OF late have been unfavourable tn the
growth OF segetation--But we believe that
the general complaint Of short crops and
hard times" is the fruits chiefly of our own
folies and extravagances. Some have ruin
ed their fortunes by entering inconsiderately
into the business OF speculation Some ruin
their estates by dissipation and idleness 9TH
ers have though: the cultivation OF the earth,
an employment beneath the dignity OF gen
teman. In short, the introduction Of expen-
sive fashions in the dress ofboth seyes-of lux
uries in the mode ofliving, and vain and trif
ling amusements, has seriously affected The
interests of every class of the people.
Happy had ii been for the present genera
-
ton had they followed the example Of indus
try, temperance and economy set them by
the first settlers of This part of the country.
BY their fortitude and perseverance they
overcame almost insurmountable obstacles
Although they laboured under complication
OF disadvantages, yet they decently suppor-
ted their families and acquired valuable es-
tales for their posterity.
Notwithstanding the present discouraging
circumstances of a large part OF the farmers,
it is some consolation to reflect there are still
respectable number who are wealthy and
ependent-who find the earth TO be the
only source Of subsistence aud durable riches.
When the present rage for emigration shall
have subsided-when the principles of agri.
culture shall be more. generally understood
and supplied-and the seasons have resumed
their usual warmth and frutfulness, New
England will flourish as in former times
9. A FARMER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
BENZ. BRACKRT,7 C,mnit-
SAMUEL DAVIS, { E,seys.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAeHUsETTs
PUBLIC NOTICE, is hereby eipen,

PUBLIC NOTICE, IS hereby gi1'en,
THAT the governmen, of this State having by
an Act paft& The 18Th February, e conli
tnred board Of Commissioners for the laie aud
fetiement of the public lands in th. Dg9,ict IF
Maine and the undersigned being aepoin,ed and
qualified as The Law requires TO execute the 6uies
# that Comniis.on, which by The aforesaid ACT
and fubfequent resolves Of The Legislature mul
.ifarious and call for the eserce Of all their ener
gles 10 carry the fame into effect ic the
JUN expectations Of the Legislature and OF their
fellow citizens
The design Of the Government. IS it refpects
the grea, OF jecs of peopiing Maine and accommo
dating thar population by giving lands to iettlers
and opening roads TO their doors, are encourage
ments without par ltel within cur know edge
which arrangements we prefume very many cf
cit gems of rhis Commonwealth have rot heen
made acquainted with TIE ncft agreeable par,
of cur Guy is 10 communicate to thote the glad
tdngs Of good saabliihmen, for themselvs, aud
ponerity near at hacd; within til limits of our
CommonweaIsh and fuch is in their power 10
prtis being 70 eafy Of accefs that sny one of fuf
cent ability remove cur Of The Stare when hey
man pay a full price for lands, can be Der er &C
commodssed within the fate wi,hout paying
Bs The aforefad ae which may be found By
application 10 any of the Town Clerks 10 this
Commonwealth. the government are pledged aid
we au hosiied 70 contract with AID convey 10
the Grt fifty iettle:s il every towhfhip TO be iad
out puruaat 10 that act, Ose Harssre5 Gseg ut Land
Of an average usuy nd Ge, upon the Con-
ditton of the payment Of Five DoiIarsv and of
huding Hou.e and Hsrn thereon within one
year and within FIVE years clear up and make e,
tor the purPctes of sgrcul u-e leaf ten acres Of
and.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
~SN
GAZETTE .ssssss NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrdnces and Clsdrancss at Ire Custom House.
JvhT f6,- .4rrtred schr. Planet. Racklif, from
Alexandria, with goo bbs. Flour, 10 The captain
U. 5. big Prometheus capt. Wadsworth, from
Newport-U S. schr. Lynx. Lieut.. Storer, from
do-U. ). brig Enterprise, Lieut. Kearney, from
New-London, all three with their officers bound to
Castine, TO commence the survey of the harbours,
&c. along our coast--British brig Ann, Sherwood,
2f days from Jamaica, with rum and molasses--
sloop Aurora Thomas, from Boston--5uy 90; ar.
sIoop Abby, Knights from Boston, with 35 passen
gers-2f. brig Eliza Gruby. IL days from Point
Petre, with cargo of molasses, TO John Bartels.
cLEARANcEs.
July Is schr. Euniee, Robbins for the West
Indies--f6th, big Mechanic, Small for the West
Indies-brig Fair American, Underwood, for St.
Peters.
CoasisOise.-f1ly f6, sloop Caty-Ann, blanchard
for l3oston--17th, sehr. Relief, Baxter for New
york-fSth, schr Dolphin, Knight, for Lubec-
s2lst, schr. Decatur, Perry, for Richmond.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
4 he schr. America, Merritt Of Addison (Ne0
was spoken and supplied With provisions, inst to
the nerthwafd of the Mona Passage, June 26, by
vessel ar. at Baltimore The America was 10
days from Port.au-PIat, for ST. Thomas.
The Havana of and for Portland, uncertain
Mary, do. do. and brig Franklin, Of Bath, were
at the Havana, Cd inst.
The Mary Ann, Prince, for Portland in days;
brig AImira. Snow for Hampden, uncertain brig
Betsey Dole, McKown, OF days from Tiscasset
and schr Beaver Emery. of kennebunk were at
Fort Royal 2sd of June.
Brig Panopea, Of Portland, was at Caliz, June
s I: ship Seguin, Crawford of Bath at the same
place. after loading with salt, was found unsoa-
worthy and condemned to be sold.
The.Leo, Webster, of Portland was at Antwerp,
June 25 ~ ft .,s
Brig Hunter, GOULD. OF Kennebunk, arrived at
Charleston, 18th inst. ~
Schr. Two Sisters, Of Portland. was spoken on
the 18th inst IN the South ClIanfIeE ''e'
The Hazard, Cra5tree, Of Portland, y'as at Lily
erPoo June Ii, to sail for Alexandra 25th, as was
also the Diana, Stevens, from Wiscasset, for Bos-
ton and Joseph, Perkins, of Casine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
ADMINc{STR. 4TOR's SALE.

TT TO be sold al Public Auction, by order Of Cour
IL on Wednesday, the thirteenth day Of August
next, at the Dwelling House Of William Robert
in Westbreok, much Of the Real Estate of Ma
thaniel Rabb, late of Falmouth deceased, as will
produce the sum Of two hundred and seventy dol
lars to discharge the debts Of said deceased said
real estate consisting Of Land in said Wssthrook
formerly uwned in common BY the said Nathaniel
with John Rabb and purchased Of Nath'l Hatch
JOHN BABB, 14dm'r.
Westbrook, July Of, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

~. ~orr arrangements, y visit and spena snea
ss'.a r tine with them. = MAJ gse them :
,a suitable opportunity y egns'as ',sss repee' '
voss .geration tar the Chief Magistrate oi this
.'s ''... .sval she'd republic.
arc sensible of The great inPortsnee 70 'oe
s''r ,aserest arising from your vi1t 20 'his part
rs.he laion. and your personal observation q me
,s,,x 4. al once 50 acceptable 10 the people, ana
.,,.p,e;oas 10 the prospects q happy admins
Y '',ep q tie government conaded 70 pour wisdom
]'as's sxoerence pablc good, thus voluntarily
sas es.red exceeding far the bounds OF othc'a du-
Ssnapds public gratitude ~ this permit Us
~ .s,re xon sir, the people VITO have depated rs
80 y ,his welcome occasion, are second TO none.
49, ~ also to add The assurance Of our per-
ase ~, respects. and sincere desires that ysur
s.s'a' ~ NAV be long, usefa and happy.
iHe Aa' JACOB ABBOT,
BENZ. j. PORTER,
BENJAMIN ORR.
portland, July &c, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

nESERrED on the Goth instant from the Z. s
~ Brig Enterprize, Laurence Kearney, ESQ.
Commander William Downey, Cd Gunner Said
Downey is about five reet 9 10 inches high stout
made, brown hair, grey eyes, rndiy complexion
and supposed 10 bea Scotchman by birth. ANY
person apprehend;ng the said deserter and deliver
ing him board any u. 5. vessel shsIl receive the
above reward with all reasonable expenses
CHARLES SPRINGER fst Lis1t
= T. s Brig Entc~.ise.
Portland, .. III. July 21 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
ron TnE GAZETTE.

!. : appears to be prevailing opinion at
.a' ae esentday, that in the District of Maine
VIC sou IS not capable Of being made to yield
sshc'ency Tor the subsistence of the pres
!" population. II IS true we are in some
measure dependent upon the Southern States
i. i. supplies OF corn and -four. But cannot
sass inconvenience be remedied We think if
49, "a oe oene' A number of years since, con.
ee'aole quantities of bread stuff were raised.
ssss soss ,ne wants OF the people. The farmers,
e'1ny speaking If not wealthy, were in
circumstances, and their prospects were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
% the ysGr Of sny Lard One Thousand eirAt Has
dteC and SeSeulerr.

II ESOLVED, that ,he Selecimen Of the sev
erai towns, and the sssessots Of Plantations
n has Common wealth be required to ascertain
he number Of deof and danlb persons within
their respective owns and tsntaiIons, and report
he same 20 the SecseI.ry ofthi> Common wes slsh
~ Or before me fr Wetn .sday of ne next
session " this Cenrral c at; specifying the
gs snd sex of such persons. and sheir situation,
nd IN f her near relstises, in pint Of
property
And the Secretary this Commonwealth is
aerebs ordered to Cause to he pnnlsd sufficient
numbsr Of shis resolve, snd 10 transmu the
srne, as soon may be, % the Selec ment Of
he : verai rwns, and The A-@essogs oF Plsnta
luns IN his Commonweslfh and !. AXE report
30 this Legisla'ure OF -ll e arms winch he may
receive IN pugsuinoe of this resolve, on OF
ieioFe lie second Wednesday of he next ses
.ion ot he present Censssl Caust.
As4 q Il fxrther ResoiVs8, TEat The Secretary
n ne Commonwealth csuse 10 be published
his Resolve, in all The newsps9 9ess IN wrish the
ts@s of fhe Commonwealth sre priated. ~
weeks suecessisssy prior TO the hrst Wednesd
u the next session af,t~ Cene.sI Court.
dnpyOvod Ts1se j. 1917.
Coy, =. BhADFoR0. Sesr. csrsnssrsz46
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
Stoien from the subscriber,

y OtVfb's FV9aN tte sElOSCTt0FT,
nN Sabbath evening last red NJ "a RF, 10 or
W IL years old, with some white hairs, thick
black mane and tai, short douked, a stripe IN hes
forehead, inclining t0wardSeae aostri--lS Dutch
built and OF low carriage Whoever wifi return
or give information Of them 50 that they may te
secured, shalltbe entitled ten dollars seward or
Ave dollars for eitherof them.
JONATHAN BUTrERFIELD.
Falmouth. July 60. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

Power Of Beaufy.- I'he Deighbourhood
OF Belhnsl Green has been thrown into
confusion by what does not now, for the
first time, disturb mems minds Femaie
Beauty. A Young widow has, it seems, ia
ken public house there, which, before her
fortunate entrance into it, had been deser
ted. BY the attraction of her beauty she
fills Il from morning 10 nj: hit and such is
The discomfort ofthose who are unable from
their numbers tn obtain admittance, that
tumults have occurred in the street where
she lives, and constabIes are stationed in it..
This is stated 10 US as a literal fact. Her
aye is abou, 27, and her beauty, II is saic,
deserves all its fame. The other publicans
in the neighbourhood would be ruined, ii it
We're not that ;he over flowing of her house
fills their benches -Enghth fat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
POCKET BOOK F0TTND

CON'T MING three doiars in Bank Bills, and
~ fundfy papers with the name of Jofeph Brad
bury luu of Buxton on them. The owner nav
have il by calling At tha office and paying charges
Isiy q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22


Soon as your paper comes to hand, read the
register of marriages without fail But unless
your correspondents grow negligent, the Ministers
and Squires of other towns as well as this, rarely
have the privilege OF leading victims to the altar
of Hynlen. Whether the aversion of young men
to matrimony, is owing to the neglect o: Cupid to
the hardness OF the times,or some other cause am
unable TO determine, That great philosopher and
friend to humanity DR.. FRANKLIN, says that
- bachelor is not complete human being. He
is the odd half of pair of scissors, which has not
yet found its fellow and therefore is not half so
useful as they might be together"
FLORA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

ERRATA.--In the Report of the Trustees ofthe
Bible Society of Maine published in last, FIRST
paragraph. for " efusion of the scriptures read
diffusion Of the seriptures-and for union associ-
ations.v read minor associations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
IP CANTON CRAPES.an
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

HAvE received an assortment or Black and
H. L. Colourei CAST0NsCRAPES, Of an ex
celent quality. ALso,
Fine Linen Cambrick,
81 white silk Lace,
Ga black do DO.
81. 7 arb 81 Limitation Shawls,
Black India Sarsnetts,
6 4 Ginghans.
Ga Cotton Damasks,
Fine India Cpttons,
White silk Gloves,
Velvet Rhoands,
Dairy Diapers,
Fine white and buff Versailles Testing,
Real snperline black Broatcioth,
Best black and blue italian Sewing Silks,
bale black and brown Bomhazetts,
/ do. black, olive, brown and crimson Wibores.
july O.. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

A few days since, at least 1000 silver
Saxon coins were ploughcd up in a field,
on Winterhelds Farm, in the Parish of
Dorking (; most of them in high state of
preservation they are of various Monarchs
and Archbishops, many oftbem in the time
OF the Heptarchy, and have probably been
hidden 900 years. Il is much to be regret
ted that the greatest proportion of these
coins have been clandes.inely made off
with, for had the whole quantity remained
in one collection, they would have formed
(it is presumed from what has been seen of
them) comple:e series of English Saxon
coins from the earliest times.-Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
TO LET,

A Nd immediate possession given, half Of a
Z n double HOUSE, in the center Of the town.
with good garden, and ont houses.-Apply TO
Mrs. SARAH GOODMAN, or at this Office.
Portland, July %, 1871
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

From the ST. Francsville, (West Florida) SEN
tnel, June IL.
The Sabbath.-Sunday last, the Merchants
Of this village closed their doors, by general
consent, and refused to transact any business,
or sell single commodity This is the first
determined effort we recoIlect to have known
made in louisiana, TO pay due respect to
that holy day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
ABEL w. TlNKHAM.

Offers for safe, Hend Of onion Wlaarf.
~ Puncheons Jamaica RUM,
DO. old do.
IL hhds. Muscovado SUGAR,
100 bundles Iron Hoops,
Casks of old Copper,
bbls. Pimento,
Casks OF Coffee,
WestInd Goods and Groceries,
as usual. July %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
TO LEI,

A good HOUSE, corner Of Hancock and Fore
N, Streets. u. BROWNE.
Portland, July %, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22

~ Miss Fanny S. Miller, aged i2
years lately died at Seneca Falls, IN. Y. in
consequence of eating green currents.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-07-22
H4PRTED

In this town, bv the Rev. Mr.. Ripley, DR. AM
MI r. MITcHELL, mer of BAH, 10 Miss NANCY
JONES.