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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05
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-aengs, etc. etc. -,
TIE o.r,ic-:,r dcsc-r'ieE OF s"'-'-
Ill be advertised il The FtPeTs o ''e
-.
Ccas-un.n.s st1cdE AFTER -. aH''
bad advances rsde T desTa7'-
John Jackson go.
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TERMS.

|. The work shalt constitute a duode-
elmo volume Of about three hundred pa
yes. TO be handsomely bound
II. The price 20 subscribers will DC
one dollar, % non subscribers, 81 81.
Ill. Those who procure twelve sub
scrih.rs, and become responsible for the
pavmeat, shall have a thirteenth gratis.
Subscription papers 20 be returned to
William S. Marsh, Hartford, By the first
day Of October next.
AZ Subscriptions received at tbs o.
fee.
~ Editors Of newspapers Tho feel
interested upon This subject. ard who will
give these proposals a few insertions,
shall be entitled to copy Of the proposed
work when published.
Hartford. july 4, 1917
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n2OPDSALs will BE- received for ten
DAYS BY the subscribers. for keep
ing fe ARMS Of the lst regiment, End
brigade, IN good order for one year, with
sr without house rent
Lsris HPkins.
James Cali,
Wn- II. Williams
n. 3. The number oi guns vii b. Sc
ven hundreJ. Aoe 23-d9'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05
pic tavay Property for Sale.

nrR.U.NT 10 a decree Of PRICE
Georz.'s county court, sitting as a
aud If c.ancefy, the subscribe, a. trrs-
~. ,oss;Gtsd ~ the honorable edges
need. viii sell at public sale, in the
s.us e Pi.catauay. on Friday, I'd oct9-
her esrt. the isllo"i Ing very valuable pro-
pc ty, 10 wit:
very hasdsomelv improved and de-
s;r,bIe lot AZ The lower end OF the town,
fcr ,e-iy the residence It the late Jacob
Da sstt, go. IN which. besides neat
dwelling. il every other convenient house
n. family.
Attached 70 this lot IS an extremely
r.mn.dious store house, Of 50oy q feet,
having dry cellar Of same dlneHsions,
and rysp.ies calculated 20 hold 9 or
; noo bushels. with stablins FOR 4 horses.
Adjoining this j, I or acre lot, well
enclosed. oi rich soil, with large barn
AMI priz- shed ON II.
n not sooner disposed Of by private.
\. will then Offer at public sale, or 10
are. Of meadow land, row vel! set in
timothy. and Immediately adjoining the
tovn Also, I5s acres Of land, distant
ahovt Q miles therefrom, very heavily
wooded. 10 thcs. engaged in the car
ry;p. of wood to the District, this latter
w,uid be worth attention. All the above
property will be sold on credit Of !,
and s years, purchasers giving go'd Sc
curity On bond with interest from LIST
January next, when po.ss.,ieu will be
given. HOR. T.. M'ELDERRY,
Pfscataway, Aug 8 itlS-wimts
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Ben, who CATS sinseif Bgy WILSON
abou. so year Of age, formerly tic pr"
perty # Mr.. John Thomas Ricket, OF
this place, stout made, speaks quick
when spoken to-had On shirt & trrw-
sers Of tew linen, 5 feet 10 or IL niche
high. his left thumb stif, no other mark.
recoiiected.
PETE. formerly the property Of Craven
"ash, Of this place, i about 5 Feet 8 or
9 inches high, vsr. black and a remarka-
ble rough face, supposed to be "a or 5
years of age.
Solomon. formerly the property OF a
Mr. Colbert. Of Fairfax county, Virgi-
MIA, abrut 5 ieet s or 9 inches high, and
about q or 8 years old, no marks recol.
lected.
Anthony. formerly the property OF
Charles Bond, is a mulatto boy, about | 6
years Of age. somewhat f'eckled, has a
Down look when SPOKEN to-had on a
roundabout corded velvet jacket, domes-
tic purple pantaloons, coarse tow linen
shirt and pair Of new shoes-It is sup.
posed that An'hohy will make for st. Ma
ry's county, Md. head oil Clements Bay.
Fifty Dollars reward will be given for
experimenting and delivering Anthony to
the jailor of Alexandria, & Twenty five
Dollars will De given for each Of the other
negroes delivered either in Fairfax or
Alexandria iaiIs.
PETER J. WILLIAMS.
August 2s trlhs6t
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OF D.rsNng Hoaeses and Land

Of D.rsamg Hasses and Land
II WILL s1er for .zl-, =, Pss'sc arg
fi..a. a. tse MsfcAzBts' Ca5ee-Hs1se
!, A;sraaSris. ~ re I5ts u -ePteaso'r,
=, ssslf uast 2 gel ss. ?. Il. tso si''ry
Br;es D-sliia. Hos-s sod LII, On the
a., de .. WI,.-tScrSn-sire>', ID Aler.
...i.ia. be,~esa Prince zo1 Daks-5treetE.
,,-;r- r. ss,s'ierr1D0s, hss.e 81 three
.zo y,,-T s-iek soss-s bait By jonathan
$1,000. The ,ide b elesr.-Ose tsos
..,d J,il,r. siil BE- requped On tie hrt
a Febrsssy BsL'. and the re-fiue IN foar
saszl a.o1sl payments tSs.e4i'er-te
.,I.sis psFcha-e rnoney TO Dc sa'isfAetoiI-
., .>eG. 81 and Is bezr interest IRON re
a-st q O-t,s,sr next. Hhen POSSESSION
al bs gwen. AL-o,
ADssiiiny Hcss. and sbout 255 acres
etL.sd, IN H-irfaI County, within three
yi,.. IRON AIerandria, maze than one
,,,r3 IF which = woodland. The dsel
10y soa,e il Of scod, web bIiit, na!
.,zi. = comfortable and very healthy re-
.;aeaoc. Ia. land 10 capable Of great
improvement BY the nee .. Sister and
clover. An1-
Thir:r- eight and half acres Of Wood.
Lad. a5sut half saile nearer tom, and
,6;,rIing assd,one scite tor baIdins.
F,r zee house T. ard 10 Fairfax com
- gre hundred dollz-s viii be required
n hand. one thousand d''liars Cd the mt
n Jaly next, and the residue N siI equal
ann,:i ;astalments taerssfter--ths whole
pirehase muBey TO bear interest from the
Jaw 81 sale, and to be satisfactorily Sc
cared.-Por further information Apply
- W. CRANCH.
PC. AARSgILLER, A1ct'r.
Aa.as, 25. OF,
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EOr Sale,

4 STRONG hesI:hy MICRO NJ.
II believed to b. fan tAi-'r N tl'-''-
A.. years IF age. He hs. 10. lev
Years rs.r worked under The d"et'i'''
4 .n experienced 2 teu-bous. saraI.r''
,nn,y 70 NusLEr HERsERT, Esl. Alex
~. AuI-s. ;
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To Rent.

4ESFxT is-ys WaRSaDCsg ca tse
uarra szSs sf ki-- STREET, oe'Eeen
i-aSsa AL Ws.sr street.. ls.sls Sccz2sed
M gs..r.- GrI5sh al B-aTaer - II
ss-,s~7 an1 oysssissiaa ~srss"1se---
ia,eds.:s y,sssss5"a sill Dc gSvss and
&c ierz-s -=-x6e ksoSn oT
ID. e. LIEN
Nav IJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05

Wons Which irfest ne hzrst s.sr
.-r ciSes. Of fnsr kItis viii. Ie-
RS M isTg- read soIa TIE !is<z-i.
DIS q snail rIzs--e~m tie CscEr...
ia ~ sso-t e.: HSIse -orTn ,,sG
,z-,l,. ihe Tsaia c. :ape-vHr-. - a
Ell i-.ss IT. resemblance 10 tspe- Ttx
: cf,er raany " Sc lory and Is fsl q.
io5ats- Ii IS most hzrtiri and Essst ola.
cslt 10 re-aGve-
Arsopg tie SYMPTOMS attending nsrEa.
n-r-dlszyreeaIie breat,. especially L
tie lnsrnias: tad aB.l o.rTspiui gEa.s:
;;c.ias IL the Dcsc, AND sb"st tie s~s,:
cosr5lsisns. eFiiepnc f.s. ard sozed,a-.
,ri.ati,ni u sreech: s:zrti:.s AID g-:sd
IN u the teelh IN sleep; irr1sc!z- app
tie. sometimes lua'hing fosi saI sa.s
.in,c. ro-1c:rss ; r7rs;ag Nth siiny az.
f.z.id stools vomiting; large sad AN
Sr; jains zns Sickness 81 t'.e -.
mach slow fever With sn.al! sat i.
7--z.sr prls-: 4 dry cough: eIoesaTe
ts:rs, j.: sometimes pale All unaezIiay
onaatenzuce. ssi sometimes Ire ts,,
J.,rsse,l and hushed.
P-r-sns afflicted nth anv Of i''e zasvs
srupioras ss,c1id have inmeiiate re-
es-s.se 10 IIsg.:,tra's Worm Des:vsin:
..,s.cnc>s- ,il:oa hare beer Constant,
zf.saf-i Wiz ssooess n I'll oos1...il:.
..sl,,s- - taese eDcye described.
1 ,lvse 81 us medicine gwen 'cc,-
siaa-Ar d-..os tIe warrs sea-on. Mi e.
.eotg.ilr s-eseat TIE Vomiting and -:
g.as q chil5rea-a d7e9ifi disS de-,
:, aica 7na1a!iy les,Ieys ikuns.nas @: lAe
iatl.It rar; vi or c-lLehs- It's hSesi..
The uiiGs.. sEi r osi c-r'an remedy
Axvsa. AID has restored &c health ard
stIensti, 4 great taaSsr Whs.. in an .d.
rarced stage " tbs fatal complaint. Par
sicE!ar and plain instructions are gwen
Tor every pat Of tie necessary tre.lnsst
IN sEch cases.
Child-en generally take this mediciae
vita eageraess; having pleasing spPesr.
snce. aid an agreeable taste.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05
A. MoosE. Register.
This is TO eire Notice,

fhis IS TO glre sSohce,
That the Subscribers, of Alexandria
equity, in the district Of Columbia, have
drained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters testanientsry on the es-
tate OF WILLIAM HEPBURN, late Of
saiu county, deceased: All persons ma
vim, claim, against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
passed BY the Orphans Court, on or before
the 18th day OF February next. or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
to sail estate and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate pay
ment.-Givcn under OR hands this 18th
day Of August, 1917.
JONAH ISABEL,
ARC..TD. MCLEAN,
Ex'rs 81 ,'s e.iae Of VIM. Hepburn.
August Is ew
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re psg-aeEI-
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ta.cSrr.isSr Is.
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,y--tes'.
A. MOORE, Register.

n cVpy-'eN'
A. MOORE, Register.
This is TO girs Notice,
That th- subsc'iber, of Alexandra
county, in the District Of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF said
county letters Of administration, with the
will annexed, on the estate Of PETER
PILES, la'e of said county, deceased
All persors having claims asains, the said
deceient are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the voucher, thereof, pass
ed By the orphans Court, TO the subser-
Der On or before the 9Th day Of Feb;ua y
next, or they may BY Law be eIcladed
from all benefit to said estate and those
indebted thereto are required II make
immediate payment. Given under ID!
hand this 9th August, 1917.
LEWIS PILES,
Admir-. with the will annexed, oil
August a7 Peter Piles, decd.
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AZ Account oF
LEES Patent and Family
Medicines,

ce.eh-1tsi 70. the car- Of most Diseases
Z. which the hussn 5dy Is liable,
PiRTICUL.iRLT
Worms Hsa1-aehe
Co,ghs and Colds frooth-aohe
A.tbm, ] Cons
Consumption itrn
Govt m" o,msS> e''r'
,,i eases os the eyes yard weakness,
Rheumatism fNer'"ss Disorders
sprains remaie LomPss,h'
Palsy khoopins,0'sn &C.
For tse prevention and core Of
BrLIous AsD MALIGNANT FEyE.s
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Proposals
Proposals
For Publishing. 5J sEbscripdsa- Al on
gieal sorS, to b. entitled
A JOURNAL

gieal sOri, to Se entitled
A JOURNAL
OF TIE LOSS CT TEE BEio coNNEzcE-
OF Hartford, .Ce-nsctirstl Capt. R!sI :
cstas captivity Of Cap. Riley, rho Sas
for tso ns.atas 4 kl,se amongst TIE
Arab. aad OF the slavery and su7e-
riay. Of the ss.hos 70, niBetesn months
among tie SAFE people; WITH .ceo,,ts
CO the Caaanzrs- customs AMI ba5,ts.
aai a description Of tie coab.Ty Of the
Arabs. b. Archibald ROBBINS.
TIME narratives and journals Of Ira
veller., Adventures, TIE snip
sr.cxed and Prisoners, are often told
WITH eIagseratioas. and not unirequsa'-
" condemned as deoeiviug, rather thar
informing the world. The author Df the
proposed ielras, IS q citizen Of ConEec
tticst, and one If the ssaeTns crew Of
Capt RTey.-Hs has seen life in a sphere
uncommon 70 HI. countrym"n-ae has
eaiured miseries uncommon 70 human
nature. B, the blessings OF mer-i:u:
Providence he has survived to detail ass
sufennss TO Ia. world. II truth will eI.
cite as.nnishnent, and even OCCASION IN
credu.i,y. he cannot help Il: bit he Is
resolved 20 tell a plain unyarnIsaed taie
of extreme saH.ring-of the manners,
customs and habits OF the extraordinary
people among whom be endured II He
will submit it to the world, hoping that
the Iiberality Of the public will, in smai!
degree, compensate him for his sudsrins,
by reading the tale Of il.
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Lard, for Sac.
Idr 10

L6Isu lOa % q
4 : 81. ssyscr5aes is:e=3- ging 10 :Ae
western cnsbtry, he wit ssii, nj ps5-
= e.I.. q Ts7-sdar. re lIta II Sep
,susz-. last II tzi.. If at The nsrt tar
d.,. al Pa-lip Spailing's TaTe-n,
Il tract of Land,
Css.sIairy sssst 70 acres situate n
Priaee Gecrge's Comfy. Nj. aboat sTe
-sitss t-oa tSe Eastern B-.Dch bridge,
I'D eiss; miles frca Alsxaudri, ferry
Is>res,s 80 - 80 acres in VOID, and 70
srse- n meadow well set 10 liOaCtar, and
r,sfs lszs b. made AZ ii.tie expense
The greater part Of tbs land lits level
and Is sci Rs:ered-
A r.ore MINUTE description is thocza:
unnecessary. as It i psesssse,l 'ih"se
Hisaing 70 Psrch,se viii ',eS the pre-
uai.es.
The terms a-e one half 10 hand. the
re idse n tso years thereafter. scared
~ = n.cr:g4ge 90 the penises-s.ie
Vii. commence II II O'Clock A. VI.
BRSONI SUPER.
ssu.ensber / nrn So
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SALES AT VENDUE.
IN cuery Tuesday rsd Frrdns'

IN cu=ry Tuesday G,d Ffdog'
WILL By SOLD.
4. fne v>1dse Sre- cc.ser Q; ff1sf<
and Wzsr Sre-ts.
Dr. Goois, Gwcsriss, &c.
.,-<;css,-s es which III be -1r--ssed II
TIE bis Of - t,y-
~ Al kind Of gods zadca are %
luIit,f;en and tae rrioes d WHICH are
=st-h3.<hed, can AZ a, ,I,n. ~ v.e~en
nd prrrhzssd =, re lasest bl-rs'io-
.nl Prices
Ssysn5er y
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nesspapen.
4 cpy-tes',
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to gre Notice,
That the sub-cfi5er, Of Alexandria
county, in the District Of Columbia, has
cbtsines from the orphans court Of said
co.nty letters Of administration on the
personal estate Of WM. PATTON, Jr.
late Of aid county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said de-
csden, are hereby warned to exhibit the
sane, with the vouchers thereof, passed
by Inc orphans court, to the Subscriber
o. O. before the 4th day Of March next,
or they ,aay By Law be excluded from all
benefit to SAID estate; and those Indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under nv haod this
4th day Of september, 1917.
n. HERBERT,
Admir-. OF VIM. Patton. ".
ce,,}ernhara
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Orphans Court,

.alsrandria County, august Term, 1917.
RDERED that the administrator o!
" Peter Pies, deceased, do insert the
usual advertisement three times 4 week
for two week. in the Alexandria news
papers.
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Orphans Court,

.ile.ranaria County, august Term, 1917.
n RDERKD. thar the executors Of Will
~ liam Hepburn, deceased. do insert
the usual advertisement 5 times week
for 6 weeks in the Alexandria ne wspepers
A eopy-teste,
A. NooRy. REGISTER.
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1875 Dollars Reward.
February q

ThO!ED from the Jail Of Fairfax
IL county, Virginia, or WsdHesda'
~. nineteenth inst the following Ne
CIR "ES, VIZ.
Ben, Solomon, Peter, and
4nfhop,i
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Orphans Court,

.7LsrandriG Cgun'y, Sept'r. Term, 1877.
ORDERED. fiat the administrator Of
~ Vim Paton, Jun. deceasej, do in.
sest The usual advertisement three times
a week far six weeks In the Alexandria
Hesspapen.
4 cpy-test,
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HaEiltoa's EsseRce and Extract o.
Mustard.

4 safe and ef.ctuai remedy FOR rheu
mztsns gp1t palsy sprains and brsise.
white sweihass I'D strai..s and rrlsIs
ions nnmbness and weakness Of the leck
rains OF the side head ache .wellsd isoes
irnzeu limbs and every similar complaint
/! prevents chilblains or chopped hand,
and TIE i'll effects Of getting wet or damp
IL the feet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-05

*T The above celebrate
MEDICINES are prepared at LEh'sht
tent Medicine Warehouse New-i0''>
and soIl wholesale & retail at the BE-.
store of JAMES KENNEDY q so.s
King street, who are sole agents Il" .
exandria.
~ At the place Of sale PampaI"
may be had gratis, describing cures p
formed by the above medicines: heh'a,
Der. Importance and respectabli'l, =. y
which. fully justify every article 81 '"'
advertisement. JuEa
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PuhIic Sale.

ia.>r4issr 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-04
March Meeting.

We heartily congratulate our friends upon
the happy termination of the election ct our
municipal officers for the current year, which
terminated yesterday. Knowing the unwear-
led pains, assiduty and zeal with which our
political adversaries bent all their efforts to
defeat us at this election, we derive uncom-
mon satisfaction from the result. Il was
knewn that very large majority was on our
side but our opponents although satisfied of
this fact made sansuine calculations Of de-
feating us by means of our own supineness
and want OF union. They even boasted of
The majority they were confident Of obtaining
for their ticket. Never were their efforts in
'defatigable aud tho.ough-gong as they were,
moro completely Intellectual. The FEDERAL
TIsxET has prevailed in all respects by
very respectable majority and has given US
board Of officers for the ensuing year, com
posed OF men Of great intelligence, integrity
and cspability, in whom we may justly place
the highest confidence. The harmony, ac
tiyity and zeal manifested by the Federalsts
on this occasion, was eminently conspicuous,
and viii give sure pledge Of success al our
subsequent elections Of state officers.
The votes for Moderator, were, for
ISAAC ADAMS, Esq (Fed.) $40
RoBERr ILsLEy, Esq. (Demo.) 800
On the ballot for Moderator, the poll was
closed before number of federalist, arrived
at the meeting.
The Selectmen, which were chosen, are
JOSEPH II. INGRAHAM, Esq.
ISAAC ADAMS, Esq.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, ESQ.
Mr.. BENJAMIN ILSLEY,
Mr.. JOSHUA RICHARDSON.
The highest federal candidate had 1893
notes.-the highest democratic candidate had
but 290-giving federal plurality Of SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-04
DIED

At Fayeis, on the t2Ih Feb, Mr.. Beaj amin
Edes, only son OF Mr. Amos Edes, OF Lvermore,
aged 2l. A worthy and respectable young man
La Smitbdeld, Il. T. SIR. James II. Lindsey. aged
2S. He was found in the afternoon Of Saturday tue
18th ult Verdict Of the jury Of inquest, that &c
came to his death by freezing.
In Worcester, Hon. Francis Blake aged 43--
Clerk of the Courts for the county b; orcester.
Il Readfeld, Mr.. Morris Wheeler, aged lis
native of Ireland
La Trenton n. j. Ebenezer Crowsii Esq. On
the morning of the 18th Of Feb. he was found dead
in the house where he resided, and was supposed 70
have persisted by the severity OF the weather.
In Pennsylvania. Samuel Meredith, ESQ. torner-
" Treasurer Of the II. ). and one Of the Patriots
Of IT'S.
In Sandwich, n. Fl. Daniel Little, ESQ.
In Hanover, N. H. Maj. Adolphus Nheelock
aged II.
II this town, samuel, son Of Mr.. JonatAan I.nnd
aged II years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-04
North Yarmouth. Feb ss,h


To The Creditors of The estate n Itl!liam Pos
Ter, late Of Freehortin fhe Calnxg N Cum.
5erland, deceased and 10 az others interest
"a IN said estate
Rl3ECGA FOSTSR administrators ef said
estate has exhibited 10 ng her account Of adrlin-
istraticn on ssid estae which will he considered
a a Probse Coort 70 be held At Brunswick with
in and for said county e. the house Of Thsn,ss
Is, sbrot k on he hrst Wedae ,day afer she
third Manday in May ne 1t ~ nine O'Clock in thc
forenoon, At which time an. place you may be
pFesent and shew cause ii my you have, why
SAID account should not be allowed Given un-
der nv hand a Portland in sid County on the
26,h d o. Febru ry a ID. 1917.
SAM'L. FREt.haAN. Yaage oFs'a. Com.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-03-04
8pttCal)S.
TUESDAY, March d, 1917.


Accounts from England 10 December 5th, are
received. The papers are fired with the proceed
Tags Of numerous meeting held in spafelds, to de-
hocrate on redress OF grievances, which at the
time excited considerable alarm and portions Of
the military were called out to preserve the public
peace, should the assembsgen proceed to extrem-
lilies, which was not the case though few acts Of
suffrage were committed. At the last dates, all
was quiet. II is stated that many thousands Of
weayers are unemployed. A subscription was On
foot for their relief, TO which the Prince Regent
subscribed 5001i.
The price Of bread stuff had fallen in England
and on The Continent
The Emperor Of Morocco has granted permits
son for the expectation Of Corn from that couptry
70 France, 10 any quantity that may be necessary.
The London Courier OF Goth Dec. states,
mat The king Of Holland had granted permis-
SION to export grain from that country, and in
consequence the prices had lowered in Eng
land. The " Times" expresses doubt of
tls fact.
The Prussian brig Minerva arrived in Eng
''no IA December, from Dantzic, reports
'ha' ~ sal Of vessels were loading with grain
for England when she sailed.
Adsices from MarseilIes state that vast
Quantities Of grain had arrived in The Medit-
esfs'csn ports from Genoa and Egypt.