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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18
DISTRESSING oC tslrI9FFE, H pr d.

DISTRESSING OCCURRENCE
On Friday evening last about sunset. n
most distressing and fatal occurrence took
place on Sycamore street. A negro man. the
parcel of goods, and among the articles was n
muSa<et, which was most unfortunately loaded
with heavy charge of ball and buck shot
The musket was accidentally DISCHARGED
while the negro was removing it, with othe r
articles. into store while the clerks were en-
gagged with some customers. The ball stru, K
the lower edge of the sash, which changed
its direction and melancholy to state. entered
the head of Mr. DInicI p. Organ one of the
through the head and he expired without n
groan. Another shot took similar direction,
and struck the younger, Mr.. Peters, on one of
his shoulders, with so much violence, as to stun
him for few menIents 1t did not however
penetrate the flesh, altho' it passed through his
clothes.
Mr.. Organ was young man, much and de.
serveiiy respected. and had been married a.
bout two years. He has left most amiablc
wife, and tender Infant, to bewaii this disas-
trOus and untimeiy deprivation. His aged mo-
Their. two sisters, and an absent brother, will
long lament this signal and heart rendng visi-
tation. To his bereaved wife, we can ONLY re-
commend a calm resignation to the will of
providence uudeTher heavy affection. His re.
iatives and friends will derive consolation frop,
the reelection, that he sincerely esteemed
while living, and that his many virtuOns quail
ties will he long cherished and remembered
By those who knew him best.
The remains of Mr.. Organ were attended to
the grave OF Sunday morning by the members
OF Blanford Lodge, including a number of vi
sitting brethren, and considerable cOnconrse
of syDpathisiBg friends and acguaintances
fRepWbiicar.
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and deliberate acts ofpiracy and robhe-
rv, committed upon the subjects Of the
King of Spain and their property, with
whom tie United States then were, AMI
still arc in state of peace" &c. where
fore, that Tie schooner, her tackle, &C.
and cargo, Of ANY, excepting only goods,
DC. Us were practically plundered from
the subjects of the King OF Spain, should
become forfeited to the United States,
&c. &c.
On Thursday, Thomas Taylor Qhe for
mer proprietor of the Romp,) prayed by
John WiclShan,, Esq. his proctor, an APP
peal from this decree, which was allowed
upon adequate security being given III
the sum o: 5 500.
~ We beg leave to remind The II. y.
ddcsrtiScr, that : man sometimes writes
better from understanding Il little of the
subject lie writes on.--lf he really does
not k,oW that an attempt was In agitation
to set mp a g President bv law" and that
the man principally looked 10 was a" Viz
siniaD ofdisliDguished standing" he had
much better consult those who do know
something aboutit. He is " uniartunatc,'
indeed, in being so ignoiant-" Federal
lists (le says) must be deeply imbucd with
fanaticism' who would go to Virginia e
ven for such "a pageant" as Mr.. Pan
dolpl, calls him.-But. why was he so Sc
lected The Advertiser may ascribe i,
to our Virginia vauity, if he pleases, when
we say, that ii was because The most dis
tlngnlshed federalist was then and is now
native of Virginia -disiingnished not
only by his talents, but The high office
which lieheid. Upon him, the eyes oihis
party fell, though, as for himself, we do
moi say he mad amy lot or part" in the
transaciion--But, had the g pageant
been set up. and the public will" so
flagranll* 6 superseded" what then,
we ask ! Would the United States have
bowed before this outrageous usurpation ?
And will the AdrertiScr dare to compare
such case as this with the contempti-
BILE complaints of the Hartford Convent.
onists He calls us an assuming state
but dees she assume any dignity
and Importance" in scornng TO descend
to the level''of The Hartford Convention
No, no, Mr.. Secretary Dwight: believe
us, when we say, thereis very little as
sumption IN pretending to be better ONLY
than this degraded Convention.
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Chay.leston, April II.

OH"ltfStoh, ~ DJtt II.
A gentleman from New-Orleans, via
Savannah, has favored MS with New Or
leans papers 10 the i4ih ult. He also in
forms us, that Mr.. LIvIHGsToN. and
the olherpropretors Of the BGttme,s had
submitted certain propositions 10 the CT
tv Council, calculated TO conciIiate the
interests Of the city, with the individual
claims, TO this important part Of New
Orleans. The propositions were publish
ed by the corporation for the information
of the cItizeus-and the general belief was
that they would be accepted by the Coun-
Gil: and that this useful part of the CITY
would be Immediately improved. The
Mississippi had began 10 rise at New
Orleans on the 9th OF March and some
small pieces of Ice had been seen float.
ing past the city, which had never before
been observed by the oldest inliabitant.
The winter in the Western country had
been very severe. The Ohtse did not
break up at the Falls before the LIST of
March.
Owing 70 the severe winter above, and
the consequent low state Of the hlississip-
pi, Flour and Western produce generally.
were very scarce and high in price along
the river. st Natchez it sold tor Is dol
lars. But the shipment OF Flour, Corn
and Tobacco from above, it was suppos-
ed. would he very great This year.
The port was crowded with shipping
10 less than 900 sail Of square rugged yes
sells, and freights very dull and low. Cot
ton / ccnt. per IL. to Liverpool. Cotton at
New Orleans % cents.
Rspi9 TrareHigg. On The ; 9TH ofMarch
the Steam Boat Washington, arrived AT New
Orleans from Shipping port, Kentucky,
(Falls Of Olrio)wiih number Of passengers
and with a full cargo Of pork, -four and
wbiskey, after The remarkable short pas
sage Of 9 days having been detained
5s5 hours bv grounding on sand bar
in the Mississippi, she actually perform
ed her voyage in seven DAYS. The dis
lance between the two places, is 1902
miles. The Etna Steam Boat, performed
4 considerable prrtof Neic Orleans, firm
ed by the alipuoa cf tie Mississippi, from
Dkica Bfr. LivipgSf0n 'cas disDosscssed som.
yeays 0r0 bg Og.{sT at mr.. jefferson.
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- tNiwsY rom the srhscrher, on rnesda, lie s,b
y irst yellow lad named DyiJ-Y wln cells bio,s,i
Derv Joncs he Is rs or 10 years old about feet inch
Is igh, rather knocknccd pcrsonabe srarf and active
ana ionh Of Gambling lc has his ryht ur eft arr,
net"ren his clhow and wrist scars orc5si0ned Nv
wounds received n fight he has heen acctso,peh l.,
W?ting as house servant aud Working in a gardnn y
VIII rive RIM DOf!Grs to any person who win aprte
hend ana oorhne him w js So ,hat get him srain or
ore INJURED Doki0rs 10 any person who VIII deliver
him % ire in The town of Petersburg Va. ard n 70 I.
taken oni Of tie STATE, will pay in addition The eVnsnre
81 hringiua him home have reason to believe ia, ia
WIN 9ie'npi to qei 70 Norfolk Richmond and II re
shonld succeed. will proablf thence H. oc fs
Northern States. Ne carfied nh him DARK brow =
broad cloth coat. mixed cassipsre 'pantalo,ns aud a
yellow cassincfe waisicoa besides sildry ntrr yrirf
apparel. JOINS tiffc,fptt
April Is. 1fo-ff
- ANAwiY some sine last IN q Forrg nero mac
~ name Wy1Jr. re is NJ siendif riste. ro,a.
p'eNion rather light sisIn.neT much when sp-sk.ng n
iegreniy rcpesis is words. Hewasraised IN ne C. H..
" Of Auhcis' few miles above Bent Creek-his MOI r.
belong. q Nr.Pe % chat county aud il is pfoh a. ne
- nnw lurking ihcr shoris We has several tin II hccn
seen N The cityoi Richmond since hiseone,ieX vii
give Jicepfg Fire Dollars FOR bis apprehension and -
Guilty IN any jail 80 iiat I get hm again.
WN. "A. PATYEsON.
lTeae7feid
April u. 1876
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

THIRTY DOLLARS PEwhR3 -rauawag ron ne
Subscriber. on the 7th iusr az this place. Nee
Nan nSined fcG UcncersOa@ lie is sDafe made rsv
hone nfrrp about feff ~ inches h1h had on vief
he wenisWay dtao tyrtout cost and yellow linf,sy
psntaiyeus tis otberFfoihing not frcollecfei h. s
heen engaged rnntne the river fcr several wears ~
his pace aud MILITIA. suspect be has probahlv core
to Iiagaura. wye he has wife. hsonxinr n Viz
IRA HendeIsf hyne GEAR Hardware rycYin SAID coan
IA will give the s3eye re"ard ~ tad,ecr, Co., .si,ac
gro 10 I've a. Cat t,lNcc, fyr rcagirg tn ir 81 a
tbsi get bin tgan
PETER F JEFFERSON.
SCOTS I0ry, az p9,.'s
april 10. iia-ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

n. YORK, April II.
Capt. Peck. in 20 days from Currae Ga:
informs that Packet boat arrived there
about The Goth ui. from the Srapisl,
Main, and brought intelligence tia, the
Patriot Army had recently gained great
vi,t ~ over tlle ROY alists.
From Aetr Orleans--Capt. Hitch, Of the ship
Parnasso, who arrived here Yesterday from n.
Orleans Informed the Editor cf the Mercar,-
tile Advertiser, that " bile living at the paiizc.
he received the following Information from,
town
On the 2Olh Narc,, mob collected at ~.
Orleans, in consequence Of the British ship
Hamiion, representing in her vane the trl-
coioured flag IN disSrqcs to the present Natl
ohai flag III rance. Vt resulted in tile death of
one English sailor and several others woun-
deo, anu tile destruction of the ships masts 81
lower Rigging; on the appearance of General
Ripley with part OF his forces, the mob disper:-
ed.
Presidents Touf'-'lhe GeGrethwn Messenger
OF the 10th, says "we understand the President
as preparing to make tour ofihc G.. .Stat.s"-
me Messenger says, we are happy to iearu
thata season of comparative leisure is to be
employed IN measure, which, we think cam
not fail to be beneficial and satisfactory. bb,h
TO the nation and TO the President He uti-
mates that the Chief Magistrate will have an,
opportunity al seeing theactual state of the
county, and Of the feopie, sc ard thus may
be better enabled To "Ifco,anesd to Congress
such measures as he may deem necessary or
expcdlent for the public good"
We have heard Tor some DAYS OF such a trip
beng IN agitation but we suspect il has a
more specific object than the Messenger q. iufs
out; VIZ. to inspect the forts. military arrange
ments, sc. on the sea board aud nothern from
.'e' lENauIRER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

rs bales renpsn OSn@bufgs
20 bales Cotton
oo0 boxes Candles
70 hhds New -Furaud Rum
20 do. Whiskey
90 boxes in.rrrial & Young Tyson Tea.
REcEIj ED-AED FoR SALE by
Luche & .T-sr.
HWi ~. Iig-yNsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18
A CITIZEN or ALpEMARLE.

Wassacsnsetts Biectio,tfor Goreraoy low.
Brooks (Fcd.) and Gen. Dearbon Rem
are candidates-'The election took mace
on Monday the 7th-Ncl Federal gsin IN
$50 towns, 2iS0-Brooks is undoubtedly
elected
E. Confra-In Connecticut, we hail tbe
dawn of federation and ofliberal principles
For governor, Oliver Wolcoit, the candi.
date on the federation Ticket, which las
The undivided support of the Republicans.
has majority of $50 votes in o. towus'
over John Cotton Smith, ihe present f.,
deral incumbent-25 towns are vet 70 be
heard from, which last year gave Smith
only the small majority Of 2s9-Wolcott
IS doubtless triumphant.
Tie Ro'nP Prigatssr On Monday last
Judge Fucker, the U. States Cont. for
the virginia District, prouounccd bis q.
p'nlon IN the case of tie libel OF the q. :
a,gmnst this vessel, her tackle, &c. lie
decided, that $ the several acts and pro
ceedings as charged in tic said IibcIs res
pecilveiiv, &c. TO have been committed ON
inc biga seas, &C. we're preneditate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

,E'HRTY DOLLARS RFWAR0--sioIen f7on7 nv STA
be, al INV farm near the Civ of Richmond on ri e
nigh, OF the sih inst Bay Horse. ahou, ten IN
oheshlsh eght years old with bo'-tail and hanging
collected, only that he IS much rubbed ith the gear
VIII give ter dollars for The horse aud twsaty dollars more
upon the conviction Of the thief
I'm Price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

A NOf ron SEED Tile Su.ScTIief has lust received
300 bushels prime Cotton Seed and 400 bushels IrA
F0fafoes. JOSHUA CRuMP.
april Ie Ii2-1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18
(EETURNs CoNTINuEp.)
ErOm &enandcnh Cnl,ntu

ENktsH IEAs, Of the latest importation, and war.
rantc EQUAL to any IN Market.
70 Cst,y boxes of2J, 10 aud 8 DDS. each, Impc
f!al Tea
90 Cgiiy boxes lbs. each Gnnpowdcr Tca
50 kegs hall rbis. patent Philadelphia Starch
- Dozen SewafS Grab cider
antigua, faiu7ca and Ncw-EDglsnd Ram,
JCSY RhCEJ, ED--aiis fer safe ~
JOIN 0. Lay & Co.
Who aaV IN a fsao days receive,
100 Isis sassar'sg Double Ale
Zoo tags piilre 0reen conss.
April IS. 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

~ EMoNAL.-PoSton q M'NovgM GrN-M,KErs--
Return thciI Sincere thanks 10 The Inhabitants of
Richmond and The Public in general for the liberal On
confinement they have met with their common CO.
tent IN business, and take this oppoi tny infamDp
thenl that they have removed cshon occupied by die
iae MI hearnes, whcie they intend carrying ON the p
Dove business in all its various branches hone b
perseverance, and assiduyto merit The iaSoufs IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-18

~ A JOnyneywan and apprentice wanted.
Bolton ). ~ NargKt.
april is. 1875
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

SAT- anu Goal
vFVHE Cargo o. hip Ocean, Captain
Il Fowle, from Liverpool, OF
5000 bushels J Coarse
500 sacks s LiveiPpo. Salt
sC00 bushels Coal, supc ,or q-ality
Tor sale by
LAWRASON 8 F0WIE,
Who have also for sale, tie CARO- Of sip
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from LIVER
pool, ct
10000 bushels coarse Live pol silt
l,5OO tushel. coal.
The Cargo of schr Planter, Capt Sur
divaLt, f ON PASSPORT OF
$40 tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargoes Of the schooners Packet,
Capt. Mcclellan, and William and Nam
cy, Captain Young, of
$50 casks ThUmaston lime
$500 teet nerChantable aud clear
boards
10000 feet joists. september 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

Tea, Coffee, &c.
NT>NDEVlLLE q LARMOUR Of
WI fer sale.
20 chests , Gunpowder 4 Imperial
SO boxes TEA
40 chests Young Hvson do
400 bags Green Coffee
90 do East India DO
80 80 b bSis Mpseovado Sugars
60 hhds. Barbados bright MOiasses
10 puncheons West India Rum
la do Northern do
90 90 S Snis Penn. Rye "'hiskey.
u pipe 5ta prf. Irish do7 yrs. old
go dozen old Superior 2iaret
40 do low priced do
GO bags jamaica Pimento
10 do black Pepper
100 lbs. fresh Numegs
ia casks London refined Saltpetre
With their usual assortment Vt Wines.
Liquors aud Groceries, fur cash. or at the
usual credit TO pnnctlal customers.
ALSO FOR SALE.
From tier factory on Wnter-sfreet.
Brown Soap "ar' =, ed ed to be
Dipt Candies Best Quality.
NIB They viii give the ma~aet price
Cor Taliow, August IS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

John Jaskson & Go.
OFFER FOR SALE,
~ bale, buriaps
~ 2 super cloths
. 0snabufgs
, 4 tickenbargs
case dowlas, superior quality
S oales India cottOns
2 bales bombaZetts
trunk 70 London chintZ
. trunks prints, good patterns
9 cases cords and velvets
1 cotton hose
Q trunks super g;nghams
| do Camcric do
case tapes
jaconet cam6rlcs
2 brown holland
Irish linen
9 umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash al auction in New-Yurk.
aud will be sold 10 merchants at small
advance in lots to suit them on accommo-
dating terms.-they have also.
2 cases French hats
9 silk hats
4 felt do
morocco, kid and silk shoes
boots and shoes,
Together with great variety of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sod
at very reduced prices,
They are receiving goods daily, so that
a constant supply Of well selected goods
is kept up, affordins to merchants an OPP
portunity of supplying themselves with
whatever may be wanting at the most
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found well worth the atten.
ton of purchasers, and to those who pur.
chase largely "a liberia! credit will be given
for approved paper. May 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Whiskey, Hum, &c.

Whiskey, l:um, &c.
"HE subscribers have Just received
and offer for sale,
- hhds'} WHISKY
Is bbls
hhds. rum
hhds. Jamaica spirits
= pipes French brandy
Q ditto Holland gin
$4,000 VT. green coffee
10 hh1s. sugar
bales cotton
60 chests young hyson & imperial
10 boxes figs Teas
10 do tig blue
AND IN STORE.
Pepper; aIspice; ginger; cloves; nut
megs; apple brandy molasses, etc. etc.
All uf " hch will be sold IN accommoda-
ting terms. CHICK & CLARKE,
sept. 16 Central wharf.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Nav 10
Eagle Tavern, Georgetown

EsHHtI subscribers respectfully inform
Z the citizens of the District, that
thew have taken the large and commo
Aious public house in Water-st. George
town, between Jefferson and Cong'esS
streets, l,teiv occupied by Mr. Hunt,
which has undergone a thorough repair,
aud is now ready for the reception OF
company. The eligibility of the situa
ton vail render it convenient resort
for travellers and the local advantages
it 20 sesses, will, the subscribers trust,
secure II share Of the public patronage.
CHARLES GIBSON
THOMAS TYDlNGS.
June IS Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
School Books,

Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Com!ey's, Murray's. Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comiey's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
daction to Reading, New-Yo'k Reader,
M. /, . and S, SEQ rs Lessons, En-
field, Speaker. Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Nebster's Selection,
American Speaker. DodsIey's and Crox
al!'s Fables, Blair's Grammar Of Chemis-
tr.. O'N.~d's and WiNet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's Il Jaudon's
Arithmetic, JohnsOn's, ShcridaR's. and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together win, large stock Of
Law. History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchaser allowed libe-
RAJ discount August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
K. Darrah,
SURGEON DENTIST,

ID ESPECTFULLY gives notice to
HI the ladies and gentlemen of Alex
aadr,a and its vicinity, that ne has re-
turned to his old stand, MIR. Atkinson's
house, in Fairfax-street, where he will
continue four or FIVE weeks, and will
be happy to wait on them in the line
of his profession. He makes and i'll
serts the best of Artificial Teeth, from
ono 10 a full sett, in the best manner
he cleans, mends, plugs and extracts
Teeth, Roots ard Stumps i'll the best
manner.
september Q tuths5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Notice.

THE UNION and CAMDEN will,
= after the 2lst of this month, start at
hrce O'Clock in the afternoon, instead Of
tour, Is has been the practice.
JOHN SHREVE.
september IS st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20

India China,
CONSISTING of
" Tea and dining sets
Pint bowls (enamelled)
Evening cups and saucers
Dining plates (fat and deep
Desert plates I'D and Sd sizes,
Also, few pipes superior
L. p. Madeira Wme,
Just received per the schn'r Hepry Clay,
For sale by
CHARLES |, CATLETT,
sept. 9 Twins " hart,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Alexandria puDllc baths

EENdE public are respectful, informed
that the Bath House adjoining The
Theatre, is now ready for the reception
OF visitors-there is large room exclu-
sivelv appropriated for ladies'. The pub.
lie house is now entirely excluded from
the bath house, SO that persons visiting to
bath will not be incommoded by persons
not comin. for the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS.
Nav 10 "
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
Notice

1--WE creditors of WIN. SMITH, de-
Z ceased. whose claims have been
passed 5v the Orphans court, vii! take
notice, that dividend of assets will be
made urde" the direction Of the said
coqr. en- Tuesday. the 10th instant.
s.pt S z. {. NORTON, Admir-,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-20
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psslm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works Of merit. A gene' al assert
ment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
Lnnds for &aIe 0t Aucfion.

RY virtue Of vote ofthe Pejepscot Proprietors,
- authorizing me. the fubfcriber TO fell It pub
lick suctions 60 much Of their undivided lands a.
will raife the FUN Of fevensy Eve hundred dollars
and to make aud execute. in behalf Of faid prcpri
eiors good and legal acquittances Of I'll their right
and title to the pufchxfers offueh lands he the
fubscriber may Cell Cor the purpofe aforsfa;d Civ
ing notice Of the time and place of fale, BY pub
Lining the fame il one of the papers printed in
Bottom. and one printed in Portland ,and one print
ed in Porumouth, fix weeks before the time Of
faIe.' *
Ia prrfuance Of faid vote AID authority, here.
ty give notice that fllalI expofe for fae, 1t the
Office Of McI.elIan and fletcher, Portland. on the
feventes nth day Of October nent, a. - O'Clock II
noon 20 much Of the undivided lands Of faid Pejep-
feot proprietors as will raife fad FUN Of fevepty
Eve hundred doiIars; ccmmensing with the fae Of
land, in Lisbon and continuing the tales ~ fol-
lowe. ill laid sum isIrailed viz 10, lands in Liz
bon. ed lands in Durham, Sd in Greene. 4th lands
ia Lewiaon, Iaay, witt lands in Leeds One
fourth Of the purchafe money will be required on
delivery Of the deeds, and the reGdue in equal
iniia msnts Of and months fecured by approved
notes. EDWARD LITTLE.
Portland aug rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-16
SHERIFF SALE.
e

L6MbARLdND, S.
Taken BY Execution and to be sold at Public
hact;on, on Saturday, The JsSrtb day Of
October next. at ten s'ckck H. M. on
The pyfnuse5-
a Ii the right Of redemption which LEvI
Il LORiNG has 10 and 60 the following mortgz
Red Real Eisase situzted Ia Northyarmou.h 10
wis.--ooe undivided moie,y Of I'll his homeftsad
or farm. on which be now livss, in faid North.
Yarmouth, lying on the fouthwefterl, eide Of the
rounsy road leading 70 New Gloucefer. and lying
between the farmsof SaEusI York, and Thomas
Prince late Of fsid Nor hyarmouth, decessed con
tanning 6fry ieven acres more or Iess with one
undivided moie'y Of All the buildings ,hefecn -
The fad described premises are morsgaged 10
Amni r. Mitchell, Esq Of Norshysrmouth 10
ieeufe the payment including principal and inter-
sh Up 20 this date three hundred forty uine
DoIIars add ninety two csnss
CHARLES C MITCHELL. De-. SSs-;F
Northysrmosth. Aueuf seth. 1877,