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the utter annibiIalion OF tl.c power Of

the utter humiliation OF the power of
Algiers.
Hewas dethroncd, il is reported, be-
cause his reign had been disastrous. Dis
aster, then, is to- be retrieveti-and re-
trieved it can only be eby re-establishiny
the former principles and practices OF
that power, the surrender of which is the
disaster of which the Dey wiis accused.
Should tue attempt be made on oar COM
inerce, we shall be immediately engaged
m war with thai nation. Ii is in this
view that we consider the revolution as
interesting To us-and that we have been
2ratlhed IN rejecting that we have
torce IN the Mediterranean, should the
revolution AT Algiers porlend revolution
OF policy, sufficient To protect our own
commerce, and keep the pirates in thcir
ports, it not annlliiate their marine.
Mt Int.
A complete battalion OF United States
Light Artillery, acting as Infantry, under
the command of Lieut.. Col. Enstis, were
exercised publicly in Boston on Thurs
day 18th instant. Most OF The priyates
had been enlisted since January, and
lad been much employ edin fatigue duty
on the Notifications, but gave, notwiill-
standing, great satisfaction To the specia-
tors by the slate of their discipline. We
are glad To find our Army is moi 10 he found
on paper only. We are under the impress
sion, that its ranks are well flied al pre-
sent. I'm
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following list at the Branches of
The bank of the United States noly in op-
Grafton may not be unacceptable to The
Pubic, who have not before had them in
one view. Offices of Discount and De-
post are in operation 1T
Portsmouth, New Ilampshirc.
Boston, Massachusetts.
Providence, Rhode Island
Midde,own, CONNECTICUT.
New York, New York.
Baltimore, MARY land.
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Richmond, Virginia.
Norfolk, Virginia.
Charleston, s. {.
Savannah, Georgia.
New Orleans, louisiana
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lexington, Kentucky.
Branches have been also established at
Louisville in Kentucky, Chilicothe in o.
hio, Pitisburg in PENNSYLVANIA. Favette-
vile i'll North Carolina, aud Augusta IN
Georgia, which are not yet but soon will
be III operation. To.
Nov. 22.-As the session approaches,
The Members OF Congress are IN motion,
AMI we hear of tl,eus from all quarters
Mr.. CLAY, Mr.. MIDDLETON, MIR. For
sYTH, and Mr.. STUART, of the House of
Representatives, and perhaps some o.
theirs, are OH the ground ~.
One has an enlarged idea of the Commerce
Of the City of New York from tue following
List of Vessels which sailed thence in one day
o. last week.
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IiAYTI.


HAYTI.
IL will BE rccollecied that We lately sen,
the Congress trigaie TO lIayti, witha com
missioner on board. charged with arran-
ging our affairs with his ebony majesty.
he result OF that mission is not general
~ Known, but WAS supposed 10 have ter
minated uniavorably, owing 10 a want of
formaiiy or diplomatic etiquette. for
these sable warriors, dressedin "br;el
authority" stand up for every point with
as much formaliiy as their legitimate
brefliren who form TIE redoubtabe Eu-
rop9an ALLIANCE and when we look al po-
siiion, character, talents and decision,
iheir claims are much better founded for
sovereignty than many ofihose who have
SUBSCRIBED to the holy league :" and
iienry The Isl of lIayti has an equal right
10 eXclaun, with Lear, " I'm every inch a
King. The following account Of the an.
rival OF the Congress. as well as despatch
as from the count Of Limonatic, secre,a-
ry at state for foreign affairs, has been
furnished us by 4 friend. W., however,
cannot discover any thing serious or i'm
proper IN the view whicI they take if
We open negotiation with them, il must
De on footing such as we would estab-
llsii with any other nation.
n. Y. lat. AIDE.
OFFICIAL MOTIF FROM THE HAYTI GAZETTE.
In order 10 remove all doubts which
the arrival of the American frigate Con-
gress III the port of the capital, having
Mr.. Tyler on board, may lave excited,
ana also TO remove all motives of cal,m-
ny from the enemies of Iiayti, we are au-
ihorised TO publish the following docu-
ment
government. strong of itself, as well
as by It's principles ofwisdom and JUS
tlce, does not fear tor make the truihknown.
There will be seen in these documents the
desire which our government has exhibit
ed To establish relations of commerce and
friendship with the government of the L.
States, when yer they should be founded
ON the political relations, usases and re-
ciprocily which ought to exist between
governments. 1t will he seen, that The
cause why the lucrative commerce which
las for more than 25 years existed be-
tween the two nations, has not been more
extensive, is owing solely to the govern
mert oft!ie United States"
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CONTRAnlCTln,1

The notice given in the Aurora. and
published in the Patriot OH Monday last
'hat Mr. MANUEL DE AGUIRRE, COM
missioner from the independent govern
meni OF Buenos Ayres, has appointed
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Communicated for The Nalior,l lu,eIiy,neer

Communicated for the National inieliigeneer
ErtTuct Of a letter from Fcri Royal jfaIfigigus
T. geatieman at ST. Pierre, dated. October n
1917
=" The vessels we have had AT anchor in this
Bay az, on the 2ist Instant, were as follows:
The corvette Echo, Captain De Meilian; mi
to sea, not since heard of
Ihe Kings schooner Papillep, Captain The
soIere drifted 10 sea, and not heard of vet.
lhe Portuguese schooner ST. Andre, Can
tam RENEE, (mlssing y not known il put 10 SEA-
brig Caesar, OF Boston, (inissing y not kRowu
II put to sea or not.
Schooner Mary. OF Newburyport, CAPTAIN
{. Dayenport-70e0 gallons molasSes ON board :;
parted her cables, and seen living on her side
fearful her cargo shifted.
Big Montgomery, of Rhode Island, Captain
D. Feck-a few barrels fish on board parted
her cables; gone on shore to windNyard of Pr
ge0n tsiand--veSsel hilged crew saved
Brig Dispatch, Of Duxbury, j. Smith mas
Ter parted cables. cut away her masts, dri!ied
on shore 10 wndward Of Pigeon IsIand-had
about 1000 gallons moasSes OF board.
Margarita, kings Gabane; stranded at Pr
Eeoh Island In the Carenage, two drogers,
three briggs and ship on shore. Two other
vessels have struck the ground and probably
injured.
In ST. AIMS Marin and Vauclin; the dam
age is incalcuiabie; nothing remains but the
sail, the negroes and tile cattle /; many lives
have been lost
Besides the vessels mentioned in the above
letter, the brig Joanna Caldwell. of Newburv
port, and schooner Mary, ElwelI, of Glouces-
ter. are both stranded at hiurant Bav
From Trinity have received no particular
account, but every vessel there is on shore
Here the schooner Mentor, Bgoaw, of
North Carolina, went on shore after parting
her cables, and is lost crew saved.
About thirty French vessels were blown 10
sea, and three Americans nothing heard of
any of them since. Captain Gully, OF schooner
Union, was left on shore sick Captain Glud-
dag, OF brig Nancy, was at Fort Royal Cap
tain Wilson, of brig Alice, is OF board the brig
Edganora, Lemuel Crabiree master, of Snll
van, upset about so miles to windward of the
Island. He and four men were taken off the
wreck by boats sent ont from tins. Three mea
were drowned, the Captain and the others are
| under my care.
French frisate went On shore to wind
ward. and upwards of one hundred persons
were drowned"
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is without foundation. EaGf. i'gi
We have a report. says The New Work
ColumSian, under circumstances To n-
duce the belief, that our government are
determined on taking immediate posses.
sion of Amelia Island.
New ORLEANs, Oct. ia letterre-
ceivcd here yesterday from Naichez. and
dated The lili inst. states that The health
OF tile inhabitants WAS muci better. there
being very little sickness in that town.
Prices Current at ". Orteaas, Oct. 10.
Cotton, new crop, 10. % a 40
~ 90. 20 ~
3d do, 30 \ o.
tennessee, 81 a %
Flour, Dbl. supertinc and fine, S7aT1
bakers Sa q.
middlings sue
Lead, pig aud bar, 40
Meal (corn,) kiln dried, Dbl. 3a3I
iopacco, n. c"t. Gas
Extract cf litter from Natchitoches.
All the troops in this quarter are at
this place, consisting of Fowk's, Riddles
ana Beards companies, commanded bv
col. Trimble who is now zone with
Judge Johnson, on forty DAYS tour in
10 The woods, after new stock of health
they passed the Caddo nation ten days
go all we'll and mending. Our troons
are Natchiioches improving
and the country in the vicinity settling
Between The Rio Honda aud the SABINE
where, when YOU knew ii, few people liy-
ed. now CONTAINS about 200 tamili, $. and
400 families are settled on Red River. he
tween the Conchetto and Caddo coun-
try and PAGAN Point, including the Moupt
Prairie Ohan settlements; the waters or
which drain into Waslila II is probahle
they will double lnthe course of one wear
This new settlement Will he of more benc.
ut 10 this place than all The Spanish trade
would. There are number of pconle
mostly Americans. livingai Mace y,iocbcs
ard are purchasing up Spanish land
claims, under the belief that The bounda-
RES OF The u. States viii soon extend be-
You'd thai place"
Capt. Godfrey, of ihe brig Emily, arrived a,
Baltimore from New Orleans, and is DAYS
froni the 1aiize, States that the u y brig Boy
en- was ashore about l0nlIes 5. 8. " from, the
Balize, and had niiged.
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lis computed by Mr.. Railles, late Lieut..
Governor OF the Island of Java, in his
history of that Island, recently published,
tnal from the year 1880, TO the year 1862, a
period OF twenty two-years, the deaths
IN the city of Batavia exceeded million
OF persons, or nearly fifty thousand
year. Ii is astonishing that any place
could supply such terrible waste Of po-
pniatien. We bad not imagined that any
thing Ike it had ever occur, d, for sucl,
a length of time, iii any city on The globe.
n. Y. ID. Adgeyfisey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

We are indebted 10 Mr.. TopGH, OF the Mer-
chants Hall Reading Room, for file of Bonn
bay papers, brought by the skip Cicero arriv-
ed at this port, to July 10, from which we have
extracted the following articles.
Boston d. Idr.
BOMBAY, July Eve learn by letters from
the Gulf of Persia, that a severe action had
taken place betwccnthe Wahabcetroops, com
Indnded in person Ivy Abdsilaben Seed, aud
The Turkish troops under command of AIra
him Pacha, the son of Ali PacIla, the Viceroy
OF Egypt, in which the former met will, a se
we're defeat. The action took place at Man
wiah Seteu stages from his capital Deriab
Abdeldl has since fallen back to the fortress
OF BOrldah, IN the district Of Kdssime four
stages from Deriali, where he was again as.
semhliug his troops, in the homes of retrievinu
the credit he had lost by the defeat which
was 50 complete, that it is stated, il Abrthmi
Pacha only followed np his success the NJ aha
bee power will he annihiltfed
JuLY l0.--On tie evening Of tile 18Th OF
June, Nv. Anderson the 4tlI officer of the III
&. Ship Charles Grant YEAS swimming short
distance from the ship, accompanied .y a quar-
| Ter master ard fOrecastlo man.-Mr Audcr-
| son struck ont and swan towards a Porfu
gHcse frigate, then lying about halfa cables
| length from him, aud he was followed nv fIe
| two, men, As they approached the Frigate
| Anderson was. heard To saw =" dop'f dro,vn
| me ; on this exclamation, the quarter master
| Turned round, and TO his unsgeakable nor
/ TOT and alarm saw an immense shark darling
at Mr.. Anderson.--he Immediately exerfed
| his whole strengths tor his own safety and for.
tunaiely succeeded IN getting on board the
| Portuguese FTlgate. The alarm was given
and the boats ofihe Frigate and Charles Grant
| were instantly lowered down into the water.
but unfortunately without preventing the IA.
| tai catastrophe. The Shark passed Mr. An.
| derson, then turned round aud took him under
| the water, which, was instantly discolourcd
with his blood, he rose again; but was then at
lasNeI by hye or SIX more OF these yoracious
shark was observed 70 be making after Tie fore
castle man, on which sestry on boad tie Fri
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Sailed this forenoon, with fine *. w. wind
the following vessels, viz
Ships. Importer for Liverpool
do. Euphrales, do.
do. Columbia. do.
do John & Edward, for Savannah.
do Edwin Bolton, do.
DO. Prudence, do.
do. Justina, do.
do Sachem fer Havrc.
do. AriostO, 10.
do. Ellen for BordeaUX.
do Rising States for Charleston.
do. Voucher, do.
do. (French) Amiiy for Guadalupe.
do. Lorenzo, for Washington Civ.
do. Commodore Rodgers for Amelia.
do. Packet, for Port Rico.
do. (Britsh) Bitiern, for jamaica
Briggs Eagle for New Orleans.
do. White Oak, do.
do. Two AIarys, do
do. Amelia for Savannah.
do. Speedy Peace, do.
do. Sally Ann, do.
do. [britishI Brig Jessie, fer the W. ].
do. Columbus tor Lima
do. ShepberdesS, for Charleston.
Scir. Juliet for Norfolk and several more
ships, briggs and schooners, which lave been
wInd bound for the last seven or eight DAYS.
Erening Post.
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NfE'TCALF AGAIN

RALEIGH, Nov, u. This notorious Of
lsnder has again been unprecedented, and
IS now IN confinement, in Pitt jail. He
came to Pitt county with the horse he
had stolen III Northampton, sold him, in
j or a days married girl CHS 4tIi or 9th
wife now li,ing) aid~as aiew days altcr-
wards arrested and committed 10 Jail.
surely some one will step forward, and
ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25
LATEST EXON FR4NCE.

BY tile ship EOlus, from hayre lie Grace,
the Editors of the New York Daily Advertiser
have received Paris dates 10 the 5th of Octo-
Der. They contain very little interesting in
telligence, except the following article =
PARIS, Oct. I.-The result Of examination
into the imports and exports OF the various
commerce increased. and particularly in the
towns of Dunkirk, CheTbourg, Havre. Brest.
LOrient, Rochefort and Toulon. The ba.
lance between the imports yalned at,I,l5I,-
5li francs, and the exports amounting to 20 =
IOi,926 IT, gives the sum of22, OiC,5sj fl. in ia
vor ofthe imports.
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From the correspondent cf Merchant
Hal, { Boston,) dated Gibraitu, Oc;c


Hal. { Boston,j dated Gi5raitn,, Ocio-
Der 3.
Our market is improving generally with
the exception of flour, winch, in c0nse-
quence OF arrivals, aud many more expec-
ted from England, is declining. We sold
a cargo last week at Si5-slnce then a
cargo from England sold at sI4. 1t is
now 10 l3S, which, is fair quotation.
Fruits, you will observe, are quoted at
the breaking prices al Malaga /; they are
much less here: that is, boxes OF Blooms
J 32A so; Muscateis % . 80.
We have great quantities of Blooms, bu.
lew Muscatcls these are generally SNUG
Sied, and do not hold out in weight To-
bacco keeps up at Sl3 per cwt; we have
500 hhds. which we hold for better pri
ces. aud which we expect TO realize short
iy: not more than 600 hhds in firsthands.
aud zone expected very soon. Rice is al
2 20 8. steady.-Brig Cumberland,
Marckly. for Alexandria, will sail in two
days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov. 2o.-The Commissioners
appointed 10 settle tie northern bonndarv
line have arrived in this city. ID p. Adams.
Esq; one OF the assistant commissioners. pro
ceeded to Washington on Tuesday morning.
WIN dispatches from Gen. Peter B. Porter.
Major Fraser is still in The CITY. The utmost
harmony prevailed between the commission
ers, and there is reason TO hope that the bust.
ness mas, or will, terminate 10 the satisfaction
OF both parties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25
EROM GIBRALTAR.

BosToN, Nov. lS.--Capt. JONES, from
Gibraltar, left the whole American squad.
ron there IN quarantine, having just come
down the Mediterranean. Capt. j. has
brought dispatches from Com. CHAuN-
CEY, veerpd 10 him in IA boat, as no other
intercourse was allow ed under The Guaran-
tine.
II was understood there had been some
difficulty with the Boy of Tunis, but that
II had been adjusted.
All intercourse With Gibraltar wa. pro-
hibited Ia vessels coming fron, The Il s,a-
ry States tothc Eastward oftlie Emperor
OF Morocco's domilions and from E.
gypt.
The number of deaths in Alyiers be-
tween the 10th and 18th of Aug. amount
ed Ia about 100 per day.
The plague prevails al Alexandria and
III other parts Of Egypt.
ALGIE'RS.
Ihe Dcy of Algie:s was put 10 death by
lhe Turkish Soldiery en- The 9Th of Sept.
The soldiers complained that his reign
mad been attended by SERIES OF disasters.
by lanai and sea. Ali Co.ia, retired mer
chant, has been forced In reign in his stead.
The existence of the pagnc ut Algiers.
Was perhaps reckoned among the crimes
Oh 'heDey. The sovereign, NOW executed
with lie huw-string, w;;S The one that
concluded the treaty With America. -
What change his death may make in the
foreign relations of Algie.s is vet To be
known. He fought desperately agains,
The Christians, and seemed preparing TO
tight again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

Capt. Godfrey, of lie brig Emily, arrived al
Baltimore from New Orleans, and is DAYS
tron' the i'alize, states, that The - brig Box
ei was ashore about l0niies ). 8. W. from the
Balize, and had niigcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

The Boston LnteAfgencers'ates ,hatJ. #.
NANsoNY, Esq. has been appointed The
Consul General Of ms ROYAL Highness
the Grand Duke ofTuscany, Cor The New
England States, 10 reside in Boslon-and
has received The necessary papers from
the American government 10 authorize
him to act in that capacity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-11-25

We have report, says The New Work
Coiumsian. under circumstances To n,-
duce the belief, that our government ere
determined on taking immediate posses.
sion of Amelia Island.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25

In Bradford, w he Rev. Mr. Perry
Three persons died IL Hanover, and one
at Marshfeld, 10 Cauav of Plymouth, within
the last ten days. a ne symptoms, as it is
said of the Spotted err They lived from TO
IL hours only after they were taken.
On board the II. s. Ship Washington, in the
Straits Of Gibraltar, On the 9th of Nov. last Mr.
Stephen 0 Briant, consort Of Mrs. Polly Briant
Of this town, aged 25
Death culfs has ricfims from he fairest fold.
Ind sieathes has shafts III al he pride Of lie"
In this town, the 22d inst (ef Hyclrocephaius) f.
liza, youngest daughter Of Major Robert Douglas,
aged 10 years--she the fond hope OF indulgent
parents and an ornament aud pattern ID her iuve-
nile acquaintance who may justly repeat the follow
ing couplet:
Eliza We bid thee adieu,
Thine absence we dare not bemoan
On wings that shall watt thee TO bliss.
From sorrowfu.l world hast thou hown."
Funeral at s O'Clock this afternoon, weather
permitting from the Baptist Meeting house where
friends and acquaintance are requested to attend
without more particular invitation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
INlTICE.

To the HmMrable The Senate and The Hon-
cradle Hoyls Of ReprejsHtati0es in GsneF-
al Court uDembled.
THE Petition aud reprelenta ion of WILLIdAA
r STOCKBRIDGE Guardian of JonathaE
MtChs Of Norihyrmouh 10 the County Of Cum
ber!sao zig humbly reprs.cats ,hsE the iad Jon.
ahsn Mtchsiiis mo ssn nisety years of age,
that he has for iomeAmt pstt been 70 far incapac.
itated by age aud amer iu6rmlsies that, upon
repreieEtation made by The 5eedmen of laid
Eorthyarm nth to he Judgs IF Probate Of faid
County. the faid Judge Ia. duly appointed youF
petitioner guardian 20 the fad jonathan Mitchell
That the lad Jonathan Mitchell 10 owner in
final Ilsnd called Parkers lfland or Ragged arse
in he town of Harplweli, and County aforelaid,
That Dummer Mitchell, decealed Gor of the fsId
Jonathan, bad twhen living the care Of hi father !
bu(iness, and that he did by tie requeif Of lis
father give David Iohnion jr OF Harplwell afors-
laid q bond for deed of laid Jonaihan's fhare OF
faid Hand, that the faid Johfon has fulfilled tbs
condition of faid bond on his part and now re.
quels deed
Your petitioner therefore humhly prsys youg
Honors to axe his cafe into ferrous confederation
and pafs refoIve that ihal suhorIe your petit
toner o give deed Of fzid JonAthsns lhsTs il
laid Hand
your petiuoner wonid ale Tepretenk fhSt toe tAi&
Jonathan, Is tie owner OF imall farm on Cozins
lfand. 70 called 10 faid Northyarmouth. that said
farm is but of liu!e value the buildings anloa
intirey gone and il will grow OF leGs value, lill
If IL cannot be fold
Your petitioner alfo prays your honors to taxa
this into your ferrous confederation and pats re-
fo've thai ihalI authorize your petitioner 70 ts.
faid farm for the mof i, will fetch, either al pm
vate fale or public auction, aud give deed OF ths
,ame and account withlthe Judge Of probate sfoFs-
faid for the sales thereof And as in duty boxaa
will ever pray.
WILLIAM r SToCKBRIDCE
Northyarmouth 9Th Nov, 1916,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25

In Jay, on the 18th inst. Capt. John Holland, jr.
late of 1opsham, aged So. On the 14th his remains
were inferred with Masonic honsrs, by the Lodge
in that place-after which the members of the fra
ternity were addressed in solemn and appropriate
manner by the Rev. Bro. Jonas Weston.
In Portsmouth, n. H. Hon. George Washington
Prescott, aged 42, one of the justices Of the Court
OF Common Pleas.
LIN Ipswich, Mr. Ebenestr Stamford, aged so.
In Marblehead a soldier named Green. found
dead, supposed to have persisted IN consequence OF
sntoxleatien.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
MARK & W lillian HARRIS
Middle Street, Fo,tiond.
OFFER for sale
5000 bushels CORN.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
March q.

TO be fold BY order Of Court on Tuefday the ff
seenth day Of April uext al one o'clock 10 The
afternoon, at the dwelling hqufe on the emiles
of the Rev. THOMAS BARNS. late Of Poland
in faid county deceaed, 70 much of the real eiiaie
of said deceafed Cncuding the widow dover if
necsfsry) will be fufiicient 10 aifs the FUN of
Ex hundred dollars, for The paymeu, Of the jun
Said real eilare conllts Of ore one hundred acre
lot ftusted 10 Poland in the county of Cumber
land, with the building thereon, and ID the fame
where iaid deceafed formerly dwet.
JOSI II DUNN il. II rsinjffatoy.
Poland, March. rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
MARRIED

In Jones County, n. {. Mr.. Kader Kaight, aged
II, to Miss Catherine M'Daniel, aged 81 !
In Virginia Gen. WiRfeid Scott Of the Z. s Ar
my, 10 Miss Maria d. Mayo.
The editor of the Hampden Federaist, thus an
nounces his nuptals -" What | KNOW 20 be true
that will have the BoLDNEss TO publish Marri-
ed-In Springfield, by Rev. Mr.. Osgood II. Dick
man, Ed. of this paper, to Miss Sarah Brewer
daughter of DR.. Chauncey Brewer.
In Conway, n II. by the Rev. DR.. Porter, Mr.
WILLIAA SHIRLEY, Of Fryeburg, to Miss BET
sEY CHASE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-25
Sale of the Real Estate Of Joseph
LiJbV, Deceased.

ITO be fold by order of cour, at the houfe of I'll
tus 0 Brown, InnhoIder in Cray, in the coun
ty Of Cumberland on the ieveuteenth day of April
next at one clock in the afternoon, the whole or
70 much of the real eltase of JOSEPH LIBBY.
late of faid Gray, deceafed, as will produce the
FUN of three hundred and fevepty 6x dollars, to
ia, the iuG debts Of faid deceaied with Incidental
charges. Said real efate con6as Of about three
acres of Ian with barn thereon, including the
reverhon of the widows dover in the fame Gtuat-
ed 10 faid Gray, aud gallery Pew in the meeting
houfe in faid Gray.
Dated at Portland this 22d day Of March a. D
1917
MARY LIBBY Ad,ui niJfyat,ix