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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
James Sharan,

Ed RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
N Alexandria, that he is just COM
|mencing the business Of CUTLERY SO
far as respects grinding aud setting OF
Razors, Knives If every Description.
Scissors, Lancets, and all other small
edged tools, including Doctors instru-
ments, etc. The gentlemen and ladies
will please to send Their jobs Of the above
kind, to that nuch admired house, 10 be
be known hereafter by the name Of
Shm@1's Moving Hall,
Next door to William Browns: and OPP
posite to SCOTS Sheaf of Wheat Tavern,
King street.
will be, shortly, round myself, in
order to collect all the above articles
that the people Of this place may please to
send on tony shop. The fist rate Razsr
Strops me a!so made in the same shop
by JAMES shARAN.
May 8 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
By JOHN JACKSON e Co.

ny JUN 'dChoo.F q Co'
io-MofKoW, at 10 A. NJ;
VIII DC SOLO al the auction room opton<
street
y PacEas~ very desirable
Spring Goods.
- . .,
jus. ies.''eu i'o'' -'e".io'n' WIN
posl ti, u,us'' u e''Se-"''en ND! O'
'u,A ..Iu Va. en
'3'' 80. N"e .'o'''
D' .a''s,:.
"u"" supsi Sa'''1e'
I'm l'"pn w .,.
.aaI ,"''A 'oOA a"u ''SH'He'
"uoo
Case s,tani 'opn Shir'i"s
! eo''oh muse
1 SnJls
III -.'luoh slhs'ans
iosrther "i'h as iaIGe ana genera as
'oi 'h,eh' VI - u 20 sp,!"S soous IS
"a. s"h We 'ae' WIZ" !" any a!s"oh room Va
'le So"''en'' a. 70 au"''teu ny many
'I 1890, m"u y navy ''e"'u ''e"
'i hs,a 20 ,n
Oa I w. .'o'Hs
Pie'ss '""'eu eol''
Tn =" u. W.. ~, sr,e''
.t"na a T ,"Y,~ " ,,;",;n
o I.a' r'Si !a. sn,ihs
,,,os tOs:. s.
So DOE, cotton hose
I..ss ch.uh " ,,us. .,d r;,rr,m,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
xEk Exchange Coffee House sN
AMARINE JOURNAL. ESG
PORT OF xLExAHDRIA~..MAr.
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED.
Brig Orlando, Hall. Boston, 10 days
plaster, figs, dry goods, rum, china, crates
etc. to Dunbar & Townsend, Lawrasol
i Fowle, J. G. Laid Y Co. Triplett ant
Neale and others.
Ship Betsey, Hunt, Philadelphia; a
anchor near Fort Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09

Is By Divine permission,
the Rev. Mr.. REFS, from Baltimore, will
preach at the Baptist Meeting Hcuse this
evening, at early candle-Hsht. May 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
Bu.P. MARSTELLER.

THIS DAY, at 10A.M.
Will be sold at the Vendue store, corner
Of Prince t. Water streets,
Superfine and sesond broad cloths
Plains
Kersevs
CalicOes
Dimities
Jeans
Cambria leno jaConet and book mus'
Inns
Circassian shawls
Gurrahs
Domestic cOttons
Irish linens
Cotton checks
Maddapolians
Plain and bordered cravats
case London g;nghams
do London black cambrics
Brown Hollands =
Silk and cotton hosiery
Sewing silks, cottOns and threads
9 cases cotton umbrellas
ALSO,
90 bis. sugar
10 kegs spike nails
$ crates qaeensware
II boxes glassware
$50 fish barrels
tierces snuff
so bis. cider
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
sLsARfD,

eLaARfD,
Brig Boxer, Merrill, Portland ; by
Lawrason and Fowle.
Schr Favorite, Adams, Georgetown, ID.
by Bowie and Kurtz.
ARRIVED, Nays.
Brig Joseph, Barry, Boston, 8 days ;
plaster, lime, etc. to Lawrason e Fowle.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09

Port Of Norfolk, May 5.
Arrived, ship Romulus, Patch, IL days
from Dunkirk. On the 18th April, in
lat. Al, SO, long. 40, passed near very
large island of ice. which to appearance
was a mile in extent aud upwards Of 500
feet high. Spoke May lst, IN lat. $3.50,
long. 70, schr. Heary Clay, from Alex
apdria for Madeira.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-09
.HE,EORAABA.

.HE.EOR.1.iI.a.
Brig Victory, Prescott, hence. via Nor
folk, arrived at Richmond oath ult.
schr Jane, Robinson, hence, arrived at
ditto sSth ult. and
schr Lottery, Creighton, hence, arr. at
ditto LIST inst.
Letter bag at the f. C.. Fl
Barque Mary, Capt. jackson, for Lii
yerpool 18th instant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
PHInAnELPHIA. Anril =.

III isA u EifJ1iR, fts'9ii ?.
Extract Of a letter from a Genfiemra ~ Can
tar, East indies, TO KS .f,le'a p. t.is CO.
IL.
The English Embassy report saws has
not been received, and are on their way
back with all their presents except three
articles, which the Emperor deigned to
receive and 70 return three articles in
form. 1t is said here The Emperor having
sent his mandarins to meet Lord Amherst,
80 instruct him in the forms Of his court,
hurried him on so last that he had 10
}eaye his baggage behind, aud that i'm
snediately upon the Ambassadors entry
into Pekin, sent him word he WIS set
tingon his throne, expecting him, and
that Lord A. wishing TO have his presents
with him, apolOgized for not waiting on
him bv the old excuse Of sickness. The
next dav and the next the Emperor sent
the message, and receiving the same an
swor, immediately ordered him TO with
draw from Pekin, and return to his
own country with all convenient speed.
The above Is the story told US by the
Chinese here, and you may believe as
much as YOU please; and further, If il
proves true, it will be the first true report
that ever came TO European ears through
Cinnamon, where the Emperor was con-
cCrsed, that ever heard of in (now} five
VOYAGES, that ! have been here. By
some lie vessels that have gone home,
you will also hear that the English brig
that brought out the Ambassador, knock
ed down The fort at ,he Bocca Tigris,
and passed in spite OF them. This we
were told at Macoa, and wien passing
mp expected 10 <~e the ruined fort. But
when we came along side Of it, il stood
rs usual, AMI not the least appearance of
. SHOT ofanv sind having touched it. We
examined them Dlinutely on both sides,
and having the purser Of The frigate on
board with us, he as well as ourselves
were perfectly satisfied the frigate had no
fired at either of them. SO much for Chi-
nanews. No truth, and nothing to he re-
lied or, unless you see ityourself, or have
i. from friend. True Ame.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
CHARLrsroN. March 81.
ATEST FG0N FRANCE.


The brig Catherine, Capt. Eidrcd, arri-
we'd here Yesterday from Ilayre- de-(igacc,
wllith placed she left LIST Feb. being 5
days later Capt. z. brought no papers,
butinforms thatnothiTg rev had transpi-
red in France since last dates. The e..
cameup after the Post-0iiice was. closed,
so that her letters and packets could not
ne delivered in time 10 obtain statement
cf the markets. &c. for this mornings pa
per. Ga1otce.
We understand. flat the Notes for the
Branch of fhe u. s. Bark in this City, ar
rived Yesterday, in the ship PeBnsy ltania
and that said Office viii very shortly
commence business. ID.
tsgEvsr9ssss vssssszssyEsE zr's-rs ssxsy gssss.s
vTmRrY DOLLARS EEwtRD.- H.teo@og fsoui tho
a Slhscriher, ig Amherst cOuny, Va on his vay .
Eeuiutky. on tie 9th Deceaber, 1873 likely negro gf
b name T'ffflsBE. rged s,out - years, Of common
black and middle sye inclined Dbc hcsy-she has large
eyesT;th tnofe white hau common, LOOKS down whoa
spoken she - tolerabler rD cook good seamsircss
aid svery cene,is steyd and aiifal, we'll calculated
90 deceive and have doubt Wiiltry To- pass a. ifef
She was in Richmond shortly alter she absconded, a'G
ccster Comfy IN Maryland Accoindck County iu p.
she was raised By Mf. john Hcys, in one ~ the Cou-
sea ahovelnsnt5ncf and WIS then aid ont 0tba esiar
t0a 81. Rogers IN Gloucester county Who sold ben u q
~. Crawford Of reersbGrg, Va. whosoid Der % Nr.
fnchsr q Rschriaud Va. who sold her 70 ~. Napi
f.fsncego f Aihsinstie Va o sold her % lie srbscr-
~ of Reslucky Com whori ne % de hes escape
sSf was-pfc-aani when she vent OIL
will rive ~ rewsrd niaAcn i1 tHi%st2le ana So
rrsed ~ any a.i srisoat 81 this state will give fyfg
Deiigrs aud paY- ai reasonable eSpences.
Bsyuogd Frankita.
AnrI q tJIn2is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

Captain Tnck Of the Ship Globe, arrived
At Holmes Hole from pott.au-I,imce, t,ai,c
ie lett me 9th of Marol} has iorv ic.iio srs-.
ton, the following m:emos.tn,,a -statif,g til;at
>i"op from Darceionaatf;yoda at PoTt-sn Prince
on the itli March, tom Jacnlcl, with iiitei,-
Senee. that the Patriot army cndcr i.oiisir
aud the roy;d army rnder N!orila, hal Ind
from the Lab 20 the 18th Febe several .loody
conflicts near Barcelona that Bolivar u!t;lna;c-
Is triurfphed, having killed, &c nearly air tic
royal tfoops;aIld that the independence of that
part OF South Amefica would be secured
An English paper states, tiat - 900 persons
were Implicated. IN the cons piraey recently ie-
tected al Bor'ieauN. IMgI,c. Aiiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
lcoMMgNIcATrD.l

'""h"S""H, HPftt an, 1917.
IN representative governments. il j., tI,e
duly OF those, who wish TO receive the pi,b-
lie confidence, TO cultivate an arunai,,-
lance wiillthe inllabiiantsof the count
town, or distrIctfo be represented. Re-
'ying on the correctness of this u sitjop
aud knowing that it would. from lie
short time between The present and fbt.
tune OF holding the approaching Election
be iinPractlcsble by other means. Iadonf
fhs method Of say ing to The inhabifani.
OF the new Sen 4" rial District, comoosed
oi The Counties of Buckimgham. Cann-
bell and Bedford, that have been inaI.
enced by the solicitation OF some of tle
inhabitants Of this part of The District in
conserving at Ibis late day 10 be consider.
ed candidate for its representation.
a'u wei aware, Fellow Citizens. that ann
uDtrIed III legislation but, if firm AZ.
iachmcni 10 the republican institutions of
mycountry, III jealous determination m
preserve, ~ IT'S greatest purity. Cons,i.
tuiiOI tiat has given rs (for upwards Of
forty Years. safety aud happiness. which
guaraniess our civil and religious Iiberfv
VIII be instrumental in the discharges ~
the duties of this office of honour andres
ponsiDlity,I pledge Daysclfthatmv actions
shall be satisfactory.
JOELW. FLOOD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

april SIT, 1917.
observe IN the Enquirer OF Yesterday
Compliment from, the West 10 lhe
East, which has been very indnsiriousIv
circulated through allthc Atlantic states.
have 10 objection TO that part of Mr..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

III that Pientow>ki was received ~ ST.
Helena by Bonaparte. He expressed
himself as not having wished for ms at
Icndancc, seeing that he had not tie
means of rendering his abode on the is
l,nl desirable for il Is not 10 be imagined
,hat the SOn0l. per anaum allowed by
government for the m-.nlenance ci Boz
raparfe and iis,suile Is appropriated 10
any other purpose than that OF purchasing
such articles OF necessity ana of comfort
lis coniport with Bonaparte's condition
Dsa captive state prisoner. Ills ratons
are daily conveyedto his residence, and
uIat without any regard whatever To liis
former character and condition. Sir Pull
feney Malcolm, who had arrived at the
aale tleNewcastle, intend, dto snilagain
81, his return 10 ~. Helena about the 26th
6t October. The Orontes had arrived
~ the Maliritims, as we'll as the Mosqui-
10: the other ships of the squadron cont
nued stationed as before noticed. Lieut..
Nv. e. Knight, ofthe Newcastle, had been
,ronnted 10 tie rauk of commander, aud
snpointcd TO The Griihn, vice Capt. J. a.
Murray, promoted to command the Spcy.
The Amphitriie, Canelion, Zebra, and
Fix, all brought mails from the various
presidencies III India.
The new light on Penzance-pic will
be visible for the first time on Saturday
night next. Ii is intended 90 show this
l;ght only whilst there is nine feet wafer
within the pier. Until the tide rises 10
HAT height THE lamps will moi be lighted,
and they will be extingaished when the
cake f.iils below it.
ffaukln's Correspon'ience.-Ita appears
that the Franklin Nianuscripts>ilaye been
purchased .by Mr.. Col5ourn, and that the
first norton containing his correspOii-
dence will appear in few days. Among
the changes that have taken place III the
condition ofpoIiiical society, the Separa-
ton of the American colonies from the
parent country has been by far the most
proiiic and extensive iii its effects at any
IN the history of modern ages. Great
indeed must he the value of the cores
pondcnce OF DIR. Franklin, whose extra
ordinary abilities as a statesman and
nerociator, were fit and acknowledged
i'll both countries, and by persons of
opposite sentiments. 1t may also be con-
fidentlv expected that n spirit of cand0r
will peryade the whole of these letters,
which 10 an EghlisIlman must he curious
and important in very high degree, as
throwinga strong light upon the early
part of the present reign, and upon tie
characters of those persons who ilaG
principal share in the councils a.: the 60
vernment. They will also doubtless ex-
hibit TO equa! advantage the philosopher
and the man of business. the molaiist and
Tie negociator. the profound legislator,
and familiar friend, who opens has mind
and delivers his sentiments with the
same iDgeniousuesso on matters Of science
and policy, the conduct of private life
aud the interest of nations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

gfffN co,oIniasl u the laii 81 KngHiitn Coury,
on ths - "a of Marci, negro ra1. nain" ,'f''ff
foaag man abcni feet hyli, Ho SAYS c h'.ohtst2
tsf estate Of James e. uphcil aud j. h'ici u t"f
Afpitf at tie CoaLpiir riurord--Ard on tie 20
81 March, aNc-gr Man nsincd f,of, ~ old Inan Who
says he hcorgsto willis UUe'1Ac~, Of fau1uicr c"'n-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
VIRGINIA. ELECTIONS

DFLEG iTfs FoRTHE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
RochtTege-Jolm Bowyef and Win. Paxton
John Floyd. Gr'i.j ~,
E,ah " ClAnnaban, (fed) III
Majoryfor Fioydin Rocksrldge. los
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
Report Of Intcrmosfsm tie CftyQf Rifl1.c
in TIE month of 1T0ycL IS1S

p men, women, gIlS--Toiai No T.
~ nhoNI--3 were OF and under the age of years
between 20 x 30-and between 80 < TO-
Hi'eHses-accidchal death ! chOc T. debility J. Il,
j, nervous fever |, still borE and wIoopin consl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

E1FFi DOLLARS HLNAku --RanaNa Az iron, tir ~
y scribef. on Monday the 3ist of NaTcH Moro Nm
ma ned ODP Exile Is about I've feet high ana resrt
sbly well made iiItlc bOw.lcieed aud ha. constl.
Die svaeger 90 his walk whenspOkcn 10, lie las very
pleasant cOunienauee aud replies rather an audite
voice.
The above fellow purchased Of Wa1a Rojai fo--
VII be iotering has also relations living 10 tao corn
" OF CumucrlaBd
wi1 give tte above rcwrrd % anv per4on VIII, viii
del,veT the sad ieow 10 ne. living in Cfs.ta.att 81,
halfhs amount II securcGin Jail 50 tliaf &c. hin i
" Tie "sOye Described iciiow is about ~ yea ,o,d.
Daniel Eoissseu.
fgrHs 2. flosess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

tlY Virtue Of Deed OF Trust made 20 the cfibei.
- By James Cryer for certain purposes therein men
toned, and admitted to record 10 tie Office of Ecnrico
County Court the Sd Of December lasYill he sold b.
the subscriber at the Bell iyern, n the city Rich
mond, on wednesday tie sJd inst. ~ O'Clock tie
following Tracts " Load
One Of seventeen fhOnsaui acres Wing and brittr
~ montgomery county, ald the wcsr side NV
River.
One ofhree thousand hundred and segentyseven
acres. bns "a ne county sfGcenbrief and on the l.
tefs 0f Sig Clear Creek.
And the other Of said tiscts containing two fhousanf
seven hundred and twcntyihree acres lying in tie cid
county 0i Grcem5rer the waters OF III. Clear cress
aforesaid.
An OF which tracts purchased by Thomas Crver ~
James Weic and IN The aforesaid deed are more yauc
lady described.
THOMAS PULIING,
TRUSTEE.
April 8. llo-tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
COD3,,,yDicoted

Col. ". S. PITTS, "a fedcralist) of Nc,,,aupton l.
indicate for that Congressional District now fevrs
sented by Col. Bassett. ''F's
Il FrecAoider ofthat District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08
Aprils.

400 Bushels EE-iS-jusl iece,sefl aud fcr SIDE IL
SAMJEL fi<EN
5IsRt ritter
April g. tf5ft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-08

GPElNG GOOD5.---.qIylsfou Js,,ss CO. ere nog re.
- ceiNng supply OF seasOHable CD0is. which ties
viii sell BY Wholesale retail favourable term. as
any house in the cIty CONSISTING Of SureIane Cloths
CassiintIes, Linens. Lawns, Linen Cabfcs Cuirha1ns
Prnls Cotton Ca,nbrcs, Shftings Nuslins, Dimitics
SceTsuckeIs, Marsees and sin Vestings leans 5na~is
long aud short Nankeens, Italian and Canton Cra3es
Lace shawls aud Wells, Thule, Thread and silk lacps
Lesanilne, Floreices Safsnets snchanls and FIgIei
silks PaTasOls elegant Painted Screens. Null Muil and
Cambric Mnsns, C0a1urs Canbrics, D4uask MOrsens;
Curtain Fringe LADIES' ana Getlenes white and color
ed Gotten Hose, English aud French SILK do Gloves
acomplee assortment long iack aud side sl,ci Combs
DO onemehcd aud Horn Beads, English Cotton Bals
boxes, Nuns Thread all Nos Ribbons, fds. ra,cs
Robbins Floss Cotton Fans aiiau sewing silks STA
Diapers, India and Domestic COtons, Bed Ticks Cheeks
Straw Bonneis, &C DC.
ALSO-A complete assortment of french rcffune-
ries.
Apru 8. llO-lf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
>GAN
GAZETTE - News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and Ciearances since our laS.
April %, arrived sloop Caty. Ann, Blanchard,
from Boston--sloop Liberty, Moody, from New
buryport-25lh, sloop Caleb Strong, Stanwood,
from Boston--sloop Abby, Knight, from do-brig
William & Henry, Williams, from Newyork-brig
Collector, Titcomb, from Philadelp hia---brig Cor
della, Totman, 90 days from the Havana, with go
hhds- molasses, to Chadwick s. Morton-sloop u
MON, Poleys, from Lubbock English ship Hero,
Howard, 81 days from Liverpool. with salt, coal
and crates, to Joshua Rchardson-Apr Goth,
English ship Waterloo, Blackston, Is days from
Liverpool, with salt and crates, to Arthur M'Lel-
lan-English brig Nerione, Laughlan, 42 days fr.
London, in ballast, to Daniel Fox-27th, brig Bull
wark, Lloyd, from Douglas, (Ncvascotia) with
plaister-schr. Lady sherbrook, Johnson, from
Windsor, n. S. with plaister-brig Mercator,
Parsons, from Thomaston with lime-28th, schr
Mechanic, Lambert from Freeport--sloop Packet,
Sturdivant, from Boston.
CLEARANcEs-coAsTw
April 90, cleared schr Eunice, Rich, for Rich
mond-2Sd, sloop Industry, Blackstone, for Fred
ericksburg-2ltb, sloop Maria, Macomber for
Newyork--25th, sIoop Messenger, Lowell, for Bos-
ton--sloop William, Stanwood, for do
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
The Genus from Belfast for London foundered
off Isle OF Man February Z, and it is feared all
A letter from on hoard brig Louisiana Is days
from Boston for New-Oreans off Cuba, 25 ult.
states, that days previous they had picked up
Capt Gilbert and crew g 10 number) of brig Hope
Of Norwich from Fest Indies.
The privateef True Booled Ysnkee, capt jew
EFT, was off Cape ST. Nicholas, on the Goth of
March, with Spanish polacre ship, as prize in co.
The ship, when captured was bound from La Vera
Cruz TO Porto Rico. The prvateer had recently
touched at Port-au-Prince, where 40 of her crew
had deserted.
Brig Bowdoin, Williams, of Niscasset II days
from Wilmington arrived at Fort Royal 2ist ult
and sold her cargo
Brig Eleanor, ar. at Boston, on the 18th inst
lat 81, long. IS, fell in with the sloop Richard,
Barne, 9 days from Norfolk for N. Orleans, 10 bal
last. and with f2 slaves on board. (sad to have
been purchased on speculation.) The vessel having
been damaged in gales of wind, became very leaky
and was therefore abandoned-her crew, the slaves
and their masters, were received on board the FL
eanor and brought into port.
The Mexican privateer brig Congress, Qate the
Calypso, of Baltimore) of IL heavy guns. capt.
Carson, Formerly sailing master in the L 5. ma
wv was repairing at n. Orleans. She had about
Is men on board, bat expected TO obtain f25 more.
One Of her crew has ar. in the Silkworm. The
Tirpo ssih, capt Dominique Circn. was also fitting
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
DIED.


In saco, on Friday evening last, very suddenly,
Hon. CYRUS KING, late Member of Con-
gress from the County of York, aged IL.
RICHMOND, APRIL IS.
On SUNDAY night, in this city, EBENEZER
PREBLE. ESQ. of Boston, brother of Commodore
Prebe.-Mr. T. has been to the South for the res
toras of his health and on his returR has breath
ed his last 10 this city His remains will this day
meet all the res ect, whieh our felowcitizens car
pay to respected stranger.
AT Charleston, Mr.. Thomas Knox, aged rs, for
many years respectable pilot and keeper of Bos-
ton Light house
In Indiana, Mr.. Joseph Sutton, accidentally Kill
led by the discharge of the gun of friend, behind
whom he was riding
In N, champion Mrs. Sarah Hooker aged sc
relict of the Rev. John I'll. formerly minister of
that town.
In Wiscasset, Miss Herriet Sheppard, aged &c,
an amlable and interesting young lady, lately a
resident in this town.
In Salem Mrs Susannah Ashton, wife Of Jacob
Ashton Esq. aged 10.
In Demarara CIV. ID A Hewlings, Esq. attorney
at law killed in duel.
In Turkey, Doct. Von nfeldt, who inoculated
for the plague. He died victim to that disorder.
In CambridgepoH Mr.. Noah Bolts, aged AZ
virtuous citizen--an honest man ; leaving
wife and children to lament an irreparrabe loss.
In Worcester, Capt. Joseph Holbrook, aged 68.
In Portsmouth Mrs. Mary Sheafe, aged 81, con
sort of Thomas S. Esq.
In KennebunL, Pet err Folsom, aged 42.
In Haverhill N. H. Miss Mira Montgomery,
daughter of Gen. John NJ. aged GO, an amiable and
accomplished young lady.
At Petersham, Capt John Parmenter, brave
officer of the revolution.
In Newbury Joseph Jaques, aged 90.
In Castine, Capt. Jonas Perkins aged 80.
In New-York Richard Fisher, aged o. in fiji
Of insanity bi ought on by intemperance, be went
dow chimney where he died from suffocation.
before an opening could be made for his relief.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29

en-, are ssid to have declined being esndi-
dates fer reelection.
Gov. Clinton Is to have 1000 dollars a
year.
The American Spanish Patriot, Com,
Taylor, continued the blockade OF the South
.ern Ports OF Cuba down to the lst inst Is
mis- legitimate blockade, according 10 the
principles contended for during recent
European war ! These revolutionists also,
practically, refuse TO admit the doctrine thai
. free ships make free goods" bat take
Spanish property from American vessels.
They likewise maintain and enforce the
right of search"
10000 British troops are said 10 have
been Withdrawn from France about the Oath
Of Feb.
Ills said Eugene Beauharnois, son In
law of Buonaparte, has lost most OF his Tor
tune by failure in Germany.
Joseph Bonaparle's wife resides al
Frankfort, educating her two daughters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-04-29
CIR AM & WARREN.

FORE STREET, Headef LINZ Wba,f
Lave received 10 addition to their for mer ffocL
i / and offer for fale
Is Chefs of Hyfon. Hyson 1in Y, Hyfon and
Souchong Teas,
20 Bbls Muscovado Sugar
SO lbs Caiia and Nutmegs,
20 Boxes of dipt Candles,
10 do Pipes,
IS caiks wrought and cut Nails,
25 doz Hoes, 5 do Shovels and Spades,
IS do. Sutton Scythes
/ do Waters belf Mill Saws.
Bags of Coffee, pepper and Pimento.
10 Keys of pure Ginger
is do Duponts and Baltimore powder
NJ Gun Fin,s
$50 Quintals of Pollock Fiih,
co do Hake do,
bales of Cotton,
20 Reams Wrapping paper,
HID Ffence of Punch,
3 do american Gin
Coguac and spanifh Brandy.
Liibon, Sherry Malaga and Port Wines,
Tobacco and Snuff
Cod Lines and Hooks.
Also
Il general assortment OF Hard
Ware, &c. sc.
april 90, 1917 CIV