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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

T He fubfcriber has taken the houfe lately occl.
pied by Noah Emery Bfq decealed, 10 Exeter,
New Hampfhire, and opened BOARDING HousE
for the accommodation of Gentlemen and Ladies.
The commodious Gtuation of the effabifhment. on
the great road from Portland to Bottom, is hoped
will induce patronage.
~ Good stabiing for Horfes
JOHN EMERY
Exeter, N Fl Nov e. 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Athenemns No. 10,

JUST received Al The Portland Bookftore where
j fubfcrihers are requeaed to cali and received
their nsmbers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Merino, Turkey Dorm & Kersey-
mere SHAWLS.
WILLIAM MCCLELLAN
Is no7y opening for sale vcriety Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,

DROADCLOTHS; Kerseymeres; fashionable
Id coloured Pelesse Cloth; Satinetts; Coatings !;
nice Vestlngs; Flannels Baizes; brown, CHINA
mon and other fashionable coloured Bombazetts !;
Calicoes; Copperpates Dmoies Cambrics and
Musiins. great variety Of French Brads;
CheneIle Cords and Ribands very large cambria
shawls; cheap Angola do Merino, Turkey Down
and Scarlet Kerseymere DO miled Gloves; Kid
do. lined with Angola Ladies, Misses and Chill
dren's Angola Gloves; silk Resets; Frogs and
Barrell Buttons; Cord and TasseIls; Scarlet Pc
lisse Cloth; italian Grape; Habit Trimmings !;
Double Mode, Levantines, Sarsnet and Snchaw
Silks British Cottons; India do; Sewing and
Knitting Needles Chain Buttons pearl shirt do !;
Garnet Deeds Bugles Thimbes Snaps Ladies
Purses; Scissors nice Spectaces &c. sc.
Portland, Dec. 9. CIV
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
53 Mixing in the whole

i53 Mixing in the whole 1891
AT the above rate there will grow upon
an acre ofground 1876 Cabbages, which, at
rs cts. per dozen, will amount to S56I,Oo
and weigh nearly Jorty;fUe and an haLf tons.
All the labour in dieing the ground, trans-
planting, hoeing and pulling, did not exceed
eight hours of one man.
Several of the above Cabbsges weighed
% pounds piece.
On the same farm was raised this season,
on three quarters of an acre of ground 6I5
bushels OF Carrots, equal to $50 bushels per
acre, and weighing 4s lbs. per bushel, will
make nearly eighteen tons
There was likewise raised on half an acre
OF ground, over one thousand Pumpkins,
which were fully ripe The average weight
OF which, would exceed 5 pounds each -
Many OF them weighed from % to so lbs
each. The same ground likewise produced
good crop of Indian Corn and Peas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

Lectures Q" .anatomy.-We are requested
10 state tor the information of the public, that
Doct. hAMsAY's Anatomical Lectures will com
lnence at Fryeburg during the first week in
January next, and the quarter terminate the
hrst OF April. Particulars in cur nert.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

Disqualification the 18th ult. an elegant com.
rnodious and well constructed bouse az ,,,h,;c So
ship, which will vie with any in New England -
was dedicated TO the service OF Almighty God. in
the town OF Nec-Sharon, Kennebec county,
thus The place which was but lately wilderness
now seems to blossom ise the rose. The exercises
on this occasion we're performed by the Rev. Mr..
Japan, OF Augusta, and the Rev Mr.. ADAMS.
Missionary in that vicinity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
Xxx A Lady of Camden, Me.

(OAKEs PERRY, Esq. witness) was considered in
confirmed aud family consumption, two of her
sisters having died of the same complaint short
time previous resigned as past relief having been
attended by the most eminent of the Faculty son
taking one box Of these Pills, restored to per-
feet health. 1t is now ten months since.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
FOR THE GAZETTE.

MEssRs PRINTERS,
Having seen in the public papers rhe des-
cription Of several Pumpkins, Turnips, Beets
sc. which were clsssed among the wonder
full send you a few Cabbages to cook
with them, viz. on piece of ground in
Wessbrook, Is feet wide, and AZ feet long,
there growed this season I53 Cabbages
l29 OF which weighed i54oI lbs,
"a were not weighed,sa at 8tbs each 1872
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

To Correspondents -" A SrR .no,n y oo.oon,
ing the Closing scene of the G. G. Of Comron ploas
which terminated session in this town l.s, weeL
IS received, and we have but two obi entions ~
publishing il The first is that we can nerce;ve
no particular good that can arise from itLan5 The
"a IS that we are unwilling" to quarrel with our
own bread and butter"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
BfRRIED.

In Hiram. by Benjamin Bucknell ESQ. Mr.
Isaac Osgo0d, to Miss Katharine Burbank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
*x* DR.. Reye's -Asthmatick
PILLS !! i!

When a cure for one dollar, or at
most two dollars, can be obtained for cough, cold
asthma, difficulty Of breathing, tightness Of the
chest, wheeling, pain 10 the side spiting of blood,
palpitation Of the heart the strained stomach &c.
must it not be matter Of surprize that we see tht
Obituary daily sweIled with dsaths occasioned
principally by colds +? On an average, at least
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02

In Salem on Wednesday evening, suddenly, on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-12-02
A Lady Of Hampden Me. /!

AAy ~ k>~'~AA N'~~' =
was seriously afflicted with great difficulty Of brea
thing, pain in the side, confined to her bed, depr
we'd Of sleep, great debility when, being consd-
cred in confirmed consumption, and resigned as
past relief by her physicians and friends on taking
two boxes of these Pills. was restored to perfect
health.
These Pills are prepared and sold,
Wholesale, by the sole Proprietor, ". T. CONWAY,
Chemist, No. 1 Bumstead Place, Common street,
Boston, and retailed ~ special appointment, at
the Portland Bookstore, MiddIe-street- Butnan,
Dixmont Davis MontvilIe; Circuit, Buckstown ;
Gardner, Bowdoinham !; Goodae, Hallowe !;
Babson, Wiscasset; Hohrook, Bath Hon DR..
iona. Page, Carey, Brunswick; Scammon, Good
ale, Saco Andrews, Newburyport Halt & Poor,
Belfast Knapp, Bangor Briant, Castine John
son, Freeport; Oakes Perry, Camden /; Sabin,
Hampton; Chandler, Monmouth; Israel smith,
New Gloucester; Strickland, Wilton and most
Druggists, Booksellers and Postmasters throughout
the United States. Price, one dollar. IL None
are genuine unless signed q w. t. CONWAY"
PAMPHLETS Of many extraordinary cures
may be bad Of the Agents, GRATIS
~ large aiscoust TO Physicians, Country
Traders, Merchants, &c.
Dec. Q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
POCkEI-BOOk LOST.

DRoPPED by, or Stolen from the subscriber, on
- The 7th Of Nay, 4 d 1917, in about the
Cour, -uousc, in Newport, q large morocco Pocket.
Book, containing en-dollar bill on the Nara.
ganset BANK, one Eve dollar bin on the Washington
Daok, one two.doilar bill, and three ones in the
whole. twenty dollars. Aiso,. one note OH rsIci'ots
Hazard, principal seventy dollars and cents,
made payable to james Peekham, or order; one
rote or John 4 Nichols, sum twenty dollars and
eighty-three cents indorsed the back twelve dol
lars aud Eve cents, made payable to Samuel Peck.
ham one other small note. with some loose papers
of little use. Whether dropped or stolen. if any
person will return the same TO Mr.. HsHgy MooRg,
of Newport, or the subscriber, at tIoptinton, with
oil the contents, he shall receveTen Dollars Revcrd
SAMUEL ,PECKHAM.
Hopknton, May 10. 1919 NJ -
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SCHOOL NOTlCE.

THE sub seriser has opened SCHOOL in Spring
a street, nearly opposite Trinity Chrrcb, and
next north Of Capt Isaac Burdck's for the ns,ruc.
,ion o. Youth in the various rudimcn,s OF common
School education, viz Reading, Writing. Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography, &c. rs ,'c subscri.
Der has ample recommendations, and as re intends
20 devote his time assduouy to this pursuit, nc will
be grateful for share OF public Patronage and
eures those who may favor him with their support,
shat nothing shall be wanting his par, to render
satisfaction TO his employers. For terms aud other
particulars, apply at .hrs THinyhast, No. ;l2,
Thames street, or of the Schooi-Room
MILTON HALL.
Na,voort Anrit c0 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
New arrangement
PARDON +. MUMFORD,

AT ms BOOK and stationary Store,
No liz, Thants.sreef.
II AS Just received from Ncw.York an assortment
IL OF DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Blue. black, brown. bottle. green, drsb nd niyt
6roods'ohs and Cassimeres---Peiise Cloths, white
and coloured fianncis Bi BisnSets; worsted and cot
ton Hose; sospenders; Flag Hdkfs, Bandsnnas
cotton aud pocket do; mems beaver Gloves; Kid
Gloves 81. 5.+, !, and 70. cotton and imitation
saawls; Vest Patterns. very elegaot-Cot,on CAM
brcs. very cheap british sir,ings; India Co,tons
Factory do. blue and yellow Nankins. coloured
cambrics; Calicoes; Ginghams: Dombsze,ts vari.
Gus colours; and 6 4 Dimi,y; Italian Grape
book McsnsS Ggured do; Cotton UmbrtIlas. Sew.
ing.sks, all colours, Cotton balls sak shawIs
men and women's black and white silk Hose Pos;
Needles, &c &c. ec. all OF which were purchased
at Auction, and will be sold very low for Cqsa
z. T. NJ. will continue his Book and Stationary
bushes as usuai-Ali New Publications are feceie.
ed as soon as published.
Newport. Nav 8. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
NOYICE.

By Hriur Of a Decree ef ne .Suhrea7c Jadic.
iaf Coarf, holden ar Nezhorf ea tie frs.
Monday of March, 1917.
- o much Of the Real Estate cf hNpeEw FRrr.
- boDy, late Of Westerly, deceased. as will be
sufficient foe the payment Of the debts ot sad dc.
ceased, together with the expcnees Of settling the
estate Of the deceased, and incidental charges, will
be sold at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY,, May
ii, 1917, and the following day Said Estates is
situa,ed partly in Newport, M;ddleown and James.
.owr.--That in Newport conss,s OF about 9 Acres
Of Land THAT in Middetown Of 20 Acres Of Land,
aow in the possession of James Chdse And that
in jamestown, Is the Farm now in lie possession Of
Peicy Poacr--Thc sale viii be on the premises, in
Newport, on said Wednesday, ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
lin Middletown, at , O'Clock T. NJ. on said day
ard IN Jane es,own the day following at IL o'clk.
A. M.-1'hc Conditions viii be made Known at the
time and r.scss Of sale.
sy.XEsGER ssHTs TEL re GAv1r'} E4et'r.
t,,;l
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NOaD Is tie time 70 6uy Cheap !!
r. H. MUNiFORD.

Has Just received a fresh supply of DRY
Gouos. which 10 offered Cor cash, at The loves,
prices, IL No. il9. IAGres sfyee:--viz -
Droanoioihs and Cassimeres. varieus oolors and
Gag, ait. s..==:.rss uandkerchiefs
India Cottons; Engish aud American Slee,iogs.
plmities; meas and women's Gloves, silk, w6s>isd
en- and Gotten Chex; Lus,rings ard SaJns fancy
and book Muslns. Bombaze,,s and wiIdborss ;
Caiicoes and Ginghsms, some al is per yard Lin.
ems, very low linen dsnask Table.Cloths Crspes 5.
elegant Vestngs; Flannels blue ard yellow Nm
sinsi vmbreiias and parasos-with variety os
other articles too tedious 10 enuvue.s;e. n
Newport. Navy l' -f'r,|
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Ncao Hns-t0r EAsetion.

a. NAN'TON, at his Book anr,
"a Hat Store, has just received the Lest as.
so'unent OF Men's and Cii.dreR's Hats, which lie
has ever before offered for sale in Newport--to be
sold cheap viz.
Mems extra 6ne fashionable Beavers,
do. srpcrChe nd coniuon, with wide Lrrn. !;
Go. Castor and plated Hats
V"uti's ins black. Handsomely finished:
great variety of Children . black. brown, drab Z
fancy coloretl Hats, elegantly trimmed
Mems aud boys best and cheap felt Hats:
ALSO,
PArER HASGTNGS for toorns and -indow cur.
tins, OF the most fashionable patterns both elegant
aud cheap.
BOOKS and STATIONARY, as Usual.
Sewpor,, April q, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
n Q T &c L.

n 'EERs Patent Elliptic valv metal Pump box.
~ .s.-.i Pump fitted with these celebrated nox-
es - now M operation, xnd may be seen at Ranis-
ser's Wharf-Boxes foe rumps Of any dimensions,
from three to seven inches bore, may be had on ap.
rhcation 10 ID. MELVILLE,
fgent for Tic Prohrielor.
Kevnort. Anrit o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-21
m7,isSi0ners' Nouee

l-Jhg I!sSSlOTeTS voEte
II - q c su5,cgscts, having been appointed BY tie
~ tIya gsa.t of Probate in the town OF North
Eings,owu, IN ,he'coun,y of Washington, Conmi'-
sonsrl 10 receive and examine the claims against
thc c-,stc Of
Captain WILLIAM HAvENS,
late Of said North Nings,own. deceased. represented
insosent, do hereby give notice that twelve months
ere allowed to the creditors Of said Estate TO bring
in and prove their respective elaine, and that we
will attend for that purpose, q, our respective dwell
nngs, any time within ,hs, period.
!oN. Jo ,.,.od;;, nIiNoL1; 2commi,ioner.
All persons indebted 10 The Estate of said decsi'
sd, are called upon TO make Immediate psSment to
RICHARD THOMAS, Admin,s,ratrjx.
North. .Kingiown, March 10, 1917. tM26l
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Commissioners Notice.

LOHTnlisSI0NcrS' NOficc.
JXTE, the subscribers having been appointed ty
w the Hon. Court of Probate in the. town of Tiv.
erton, in the county of Newport, Commifao oners TO
receive and e,smihe the claims against the estate Of
sTEpHEN NECUs,
late Of said Tiveron carpenter, deceased.
cd insolvent do hereby give notice that SIX months
from the :hird Of March, instan' arc allowed TO The
creditors Of said Estate to bring and prove their
sespec,ve claims, and that will attend ior that
purpose, a, tho dwelling house Of the late Stephen
Negus on the last Monday in april, Jvae, and au-
EDMUND EsTEs,l Commissioner,
SION ALLEN.
Al persons indebted to the Estate OF said deoeas
Cd are called upon "a make ir1mediste payment 10
HOPE NEGrs. Acrinis'ra,o'.
Newport, April 81, 1917
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

DEiC9N ~ ogE's SON hsSEKyEG,.s oceouaf -,
r@"H, y tS'oHl. o' LaSe Esie. iOtl Sept.aSy
per- ISIS a. s""s 'eith grsat oPpla,e ~ ar Ro.
I"se-'' The old woman squat in the hsy.,no,Y
John Buii built on IaAe Eric great sloous
sifnt.ius Coai Barclay, he wtgsied then ails "eS
Wn.Sh weie handled b, Commodore Perry pans
" iiest's of OAK my ships-ioy tas a., INV mon -,
SiaeAttAe meb,y nig c'ck growing Bare!a,
" Well mines iaade OF P.aitrse
Ana, my ineh are ali free"
SAYS orr Com. oliver peIry.
- You shant slide on this poud-ir ,.u1. min.
tBia.sln; barclay kept SarAiugas loud a. he could
e csa tel yoa wAat-keep roiher side now.-tlat,s
Gays ON Com. oliver Perry
So, onI FOLKS iuoA the liberty inst 10 put ou,
VI place that as caitd PA bay, thrn
:" say--heep roiher Sid"
Nodded Com. oliver Periy.
Now ,twas tannGipSns hang found our boats rumps.
LooA't like Sister Sais combs, stuck with codnshes
Then, eocS eagles. ja4rd 'front.' (sde awake for sur.
Ties queer toad, that Commodore Perry.
rue as john hnes his sioOSs tails mostly be seen
Lie squeeId on diem -rra lions tas scare crows
All las terror and rriOe
9" Do you heasi t'uther sde!"
Nodded CoinEiudofe Oliver Ferry.
Barclay sheudLs st7s pamcrs tll one day bc did .,v
our head boat all alone 4, lle pumpkin sh,l,s iyi
h.Asy neisy your nonsense, why, loa'u hurt Us bye
Says Oliver Hazard Perry
. ani "a sesrn'd nov II somebody didRtrethu
Aat eIr CoiniiO'Oro 20; aD ms nd bu.ts.
Mass;e tteIAou should seed
- = arts oi OaA' ger perfifeed
From onf COAnlodorn Oliver ferry.
iifketass M wAiFiynd dont Il X what n srnote!i
u WAS ca" and lsaiirce atd t~s p1y.;rte and sf-
Nhi'e ie siaAes toads and sfogs dd Liberty ctosA
10 GA; Commodore Oiiy.r iciIy.
ht "lva 'hs log ciear What sight there was seen
Heatts "i o'@ grated ali ,uii 81 pear trees
Aud, al snug nader weigh
I Fer OuT l'ageU JdS
Led by Commodore oliver Ferry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

made the surveys; and whose opinion. heinz
at variance in respect To the local advaptares
of the places designated, l have deeme,l !, mast
proper 10 leave the decision 10 the honoraJie,
Senate, without expressing any preference a.
rising from my own view Of the subject. ms a
spirit of candid investigation appears tn haze
marked their deliberate consideration of the
comparative advantages, With Il single re.a.l.
10 Tie public good.
lhave the honor TO be.
ith the highest respect, sir,
lOur most obdt servt
3. ". CROWNlNSuIELD.
Tie H0aOydbie thc fycSatai
~ tie StRG.c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

Old Sarwood had two daughters Nv his fret
wife, the a lest Of whom was married to.lgln
Gosliick tie son, and tic youngest TO John 90.
sbickthe father. This GOshicl The father. had
"A daughter bs his first wife. whom old Bar-
soOd named, dnd by her had Il son there
fje. Csoshch tbe fathers second wife, could
slY Us follows:
hy Hfipr IS ,ny con. and IVY mothers mo-
ther. t' s,fr is ivy daughters, iin grand
sGptleF ~ my btoiher. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

NEAEsiiAL'S sAif. ny y,.ue * d.s,ts -
I'VE superior Court oi Chanc,ry the Ii,hl.n,s 'e
uict, PRONOUNCED the sixth day Ut June lsIe Dc
caus, therein depending, between James H. lIls'n
pisin,if; and fh"i,es e. Armstrong. Richard jon ch
Samuel Jones, ot No'ovay, deiendails Niil shd
the highest bidder for each Ola Thu sday the Gin 10
March next, ~ NOitovry courthouse. tbc.nr e,ss vi
the 1r0y ~ Ian" nGr,Ca ia the sad decree ana =. eas
ysyed b, deed bearing date The 4h oss o March Son-
oui tue above nasucd plaintiff, and Sally = l eiS
the defendants above naied, containing slJ acres
same more OF less lyin in the counties of Noor. c
Amelia, and adonns The lands Of Jesse tiaip.r c ad
Farmer: anu Ll,xabeth ovefton. - NHa.es
}. CT ERRANr, NJ. S. C. c.
rebruary,l Or, ~ L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
oak, yellow and pitch pine, and SONG cedar,
though not IN abundance"
(Slgnedl JOHN RODGERS.
gro BE CONTINUED

Note thoagh q u,RM be an advantage i
lerN if'er mad basin, or deep Jug, 10 shelter
Sa'HSJrom me draagsit u the ricsr, get ITS not
hdt's thct adcohiage 1, not to he considered as
ev"Nteit@s ang serioes objection to the rirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

'celf'ciSm Ear 0rira!ai Cnjcf.-At IN audience 81
ven To wo Euglish travellers Ia tria the sam, chef
put uai, questions 20 them relative Tie reiirpn CTS
toms, Nni cGsiN % the Enalsh; whether the French
se'nhed thet snd Whe'her .tin continued to beat
ule 80 sea. lie received ilIeir points
VIA goat dis,iast :'' YOu eel me- he observed Of
vessel mat vii carry hl.dicd guns aHd thou
rdiia Heu IT'S morally Impossible vdeTc the lat
&C.! 10 gcJ ioon aud wacrl The King las scarcely so mia
Nv gHs l his IOpe-kiMnu. or arsenal; the crews Of
TWO such s.s would OvcfTdR the whole Of my county.
Aud dier listening 10 their description of the battle of
IiaidlgaT lie obseN,d, As YOU say it has been am
houne 20 believe it, but had the holy prophet fCfetod
H. the sumrerS . people Of tie pToyince) would have
GeEn1uded pIooi oft tom him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
(Fro0l Ne Nee YoN Colombian. }

FroDl ne Veg t0N EofVmJiM.
BY tise copy OF decd now before rs, ii ap-
pears thau tie whole ci Staten-island WAS sold
IN tie reign Of Charles !. ~ three Indians,
Mattanoy Aanawarne, \ ConOscOnen. to three
white men, named Iohn Bailey, Daniel Den
ton, and Luke ), atson, for tie following consid-
erdtIUHs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
. ne LGarencc.

Lirgrpo0i, NoceNGer 4.
on the 2oih nit. about o'elocA poor man va, OBJ
served w'aing slowly pact the die e.s front
% SG"'h'g' POTTERY, (on tie road leading Went
worth ~ Do'yGstesJ seine tie WI 4 zen saw hin
iaAe KIND o sigi'a 10 the windows but lhry did rot
h.o" hi- neS""., anu he cTntinttd in ascend tne hill
t"ih- pasaed tse buildings lui in s.ght 81 a ada
ceal Lce'ei IL appsas uc uended 20 cali the,y but IA
elieavOung pass cross road he i.li with great
violence "nth bask ut hs mead. the leu Passing
rom dinner al the molleHt t. him aid fouad hil
oyhs rs iheS hcn tbo"ght hr had aiuted away through
SIM Oh ms BACK, The blood gu-hed nom his mouth and
piecuh. also non cut .crOss e bach pa!t Ia head
C'o"H o' people soon collected aioEnd him. ard he
was cafIleu 20 we cottage OF Francis Sd The r-
cipai wave hcuseian lie spot where thank
@'d! after considerable tie spent IA applying rcne-
Ties, ne 80 lai revived, be allie srI. tea
aid bread anI butter made hun he found hl-
eiiotdilS unable 10 auy thing; he, however uana-
gei 10 ioice dONn:. ,uc e. Uih spoonial OF Two Of
lam IN a. ths annlaed him 80 much after the IA.
gas ne nad endured HAT lie able u rl.c tLt iv.
lowing account Oi himself.
lie nan-, William dickson, liz weaver discharged
Rom sII.ancias with s.N hundred others months
sce, thence ue conveyed hiss wife and eight cLdleu
70 s paIisn hlicr,or some such naA.c Lincoln,
uhtl tir2lA cplD'cItilc circainsan fhe tnwsleo-
p,c twlo ne tic bye, ueaTy Distressed hnl-
teit,l gaze hiin guinea he waMt 10 Glasgow
but sla prpcc:e no rlplcyinrnt thence 70 Lancaster
(thrpasH ijse and drcafy coHnsriesl ineuTng every
~Lere sCr w"sa D'.t yi,n tle sane success tasty 10
Manchester AID ~ reIstUraood winch having tried
Vcf Win gys~enSfty soT KIND work . still i'm
Ding none be compelled to strike directly the
- my, hO1egaTd his was zone lulg since at
ie rlich lie exchanged his clothes Tor very old poGr
oHes Vut allFesobces aving FACED him. lac obliged
tobeg ior DIT OF bread, which he generally refused
a. - nposor tbe beng sound AID > the
last Two ~ three da nad tasted Tead and us
tanned himself ras tufHp ANXIOUS 10 gel home q
pat LEM ~ eGlIiug The gga"iIes OF hunger tla dread
fui leid he iast night continued h!s we,,ry course
without iherniissiOn, having where Law his head
wien, al last, reduced almost despair be fortunately
ie near the a'iodes of beinrs 10 least
men humaEiy, aud viii relieve ihi, poor creature WHO
mad travelled OF doe miles in rutess quest ofwork and
common subsistence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

rEvHR partnership Of uerrg Efche1, in the sweet
Spiings has expired On ;hc 10TH Of October 1916 by
mptua consent the said HERR having sold his Interest
therein 10 the said hHchcn The present. proprietor and
the said Kitchen 20 ray The debts ofihe concern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

4 AND FOR SALE.-By virtue II q deed Of trust exc
- crcd to the Subscribers 10y Philip s. rieisants and
ihs wife Efbcth T. rlcasaHt hearing date the slh dav
o. ceohfr ISL and recorded IN the County Courts OF
Powhaian and COOchand, tic payment Of Ger.
tain Sums NJ money therein expressed 10 Peter On
pnyW0 he sold to Tie highest bidder for cash on The
hird Monday In March 40 Coochiand Court honse I'll
Ihch r. Pesants pIopofiionshic part Of the 1yofI Of
Lepd which Joseph Peasanis died possessed Of Il, AZ 2
aforesaid county Of GOocland.
The Subscribers acting trustee win convey no other
or greater right than they derived from Tie said Phili
T. pieaSants aud his wife Elizabeth - peasamts
JAMES CRAWFORD
and I yy.vefaeg
STEPHEN .. WATKINS.
January 7. 77IafnsWfds