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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

fS pM DiSIiLLERY-FOR S1dLE.-Un Mondar The
otn Oh May, will be sold, die gaest bidder or
e premises s, valuable property known BY the name
Oh me 9osPORf DiSriLLEKH-iti is upon large scale
capable oil producing from to 100 gallons I'm per
he SITUATION IS excellent having tide water to the door
snu perhaps no port in the United States furnishes No
sses on Deter terms than Norfolk. There is only one
% es,a,hshneht OF the Kind In Virginia, and tie de-
mand for low priced Spirits very great tat large i'm
States. ~ "V''He'"
The terms which this property will be sold Willie
very liberal, aud made known tie day OF sale
James Yoneig.
<tpTdzZ IIf-rtdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-02

coHeflor's 0ffcc, PichaioDd, I7ti Seb. 1917
WIN. II. TAYLOR, Collector. jtr Me I3N
Collection District IN me Srqe + Figini0.
the Editors nt the Lynehburg Prtss, and RcpubIi.
can Constellation Of winheser, viii insert The above for
eight weeks, agreeable TO former Instructions. W.D.T.
March IL. I02-wsw
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
srEAx PRINTING ENGINE.

We have seen further accounts Of
the eew printing engine introduced in
TO England. 1t is wrought by steam,
and with the aid Of two or three boys,
can perfect nearly Thousand sheets
per hour. A comparison is made be
tween The costs Of press-work with the
old and new press-and the result is,
That three boys in one hour q, the cost
Of 81, sterling, arc enabled by this new
application of steam, to perform the Ia
Dor of twn men Tor eight hours, at cost
OF IS. Such arc the present capabili-
ties of this engine /; but as there is no
limit TO its required powers, and the
size of the form is no obstacle to its per-
formance. j, is proposed to take impress
sions on double deny, III which case
three boys at Sd will it, one hour per-
form the labor of 80 men at l6S--fn
its genera! analogy, this p-ess is not
unlike the rolling press ofcopper plate
printers"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
SOMETHING SINGULAR!
Baltimore. Mn 27.

Baltimore, May 27.
Between 3 and 4 O'Clock this morn
ing, as we are credibIy informed, eight
criminals made their escape from the
Baltimore gaoI, by means of powder,
with which they effected breach in the
wall that admitted their entrance into
passage leading 10 the department Of
the sheriff and keepers. a sentry who
was there stationed precipitately fed,
and they were suffered, without inter-
rUptIon 10 reg ale their appetiics at tse
expeace OF the gaoier for about half an
hour. After having refreshed ,heui-
selves fully 10 their satisfaction, they
scaled the walls accomplishing the pri
son, and have sUt since been heard OIL.
Their names are, Alexander Badger a..
Ii $ Beatty, Andrew Anderson, Lewis
Smith, John Thompsoa, Abraham
Hoppe, james Brown. capt. Miller,
and man by the name of Porter.
We forbear, at present, introducing
any Observations upon this realty singu
Tar occurrance We have stated what
VIC are informed were the facts, and
when W: cDnhIcuily believe 20 be cor
rect. The circumstances attending
his aGHr are too gisrsiug to reqglre -
uciisljJn, aud furnish their owN coins
ncnt
The Piitsb rig Mercury announces
thal there arc seveval cascs Of ia ural
small pox in hat cJy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

DUNBAR and TOWNSEND,
agents far Eiiba Ha6ar,'s Facfoyy, 46irg-
ten, MagaebnfenS,
HAVE received per ichr. Native, and
a i will keep eonitant iupply of
T.9CE.S md. Spires.
of all fizcs, ard the bcfi quality, at the ma
nufactory prices, and on liberal credit
They havealio received by the above vclcl,
Schefs imperial tea, drf quality,
IL cafes china ware, ConGGiug o. dining &
tea ietts and plates.
In Store,
rso bbls. NE. rum
20 cheits Y.H. tea, Canton packets caigo
50 boxes lemons, in prime order
.ob bbas' Mrfcovado 'usar
so bbls. tanners oil
3ocafks Cut nails, aforted fzcs,
10 bags Calcutta lugar
$50 reamswrapping paper
zUtrunks containing womea's, miles and
boys lhoese may IS. IF
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
On THURSDAY. 9Th JUNE,
Will be fold, cn the premifes,
Il LOT OF GROTLND
B, JOHN JACKSON q Co.

By JOHN JACKSON @ CO.
TOMORROW, at 10 O'Clock,
At the auction room, Union freet,
Will be fold on liberal credit,
cafe beautiful ginghains, pinks, pur.
Piles, blues and bnifs
blue, blk. and cold cotton caiIimere
trunk fup. calicoes, beautiful patterns
- - prints
bale fup. cloths
cafe white and cold. Jeans
brown hollands
furniture dimities
Cambria mullins
India hdkfs. and fewing iiiks
domeftic checks
- ginghams
;, bleached and unbleached
bale elegant bandannoes
cafe colrain and feam loom flirting
cotton hofe
Irilh dowlas
,, linens
White faiths, virginias, forantines, Mar
leilles veftings, elk fhawis, laces, fix hole
and half hofe, grapes, threads, tapes toge
Their with variety of other articles. Con-
ditions at fale. may 40.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
CITY TAVERN & HOTEL

Corner Of Cameron e Royaf SIS ohho6.g.
the Markrrtouse, MEX andria
JESSE BROWN RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and the public generally, that he
has taken that well known ltand, lately in the
ponefIon Of John M'Laughlin-and having
made comfortable repairs and alterations.
he is now ready to receive Travellers and
others, who may honor him with their com
pany-and atfures them that no pains OF ex
pence ihall be fpared to render their fay IL
comfortable and agreeable as poilible
He has number Of Private Pariours,
with Lodging Rooms adjoining, for the a.
commodation OF Families. may II St
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
Official Notification Of tie Legation o.
Portugal.

The port Of Pernambuco, and the
adjacent coast, are efFectua.ly blocka-
ded by the ships Of war Of III. Nj. f.
Majesty. The American ships are,
therefore warned not TO venture naviga.
ting TO them, because the law Ct ma
tions relating to strict bIockades, will
be vigorously enforced.
The Portuguese Consuls 10 the ports
OF the U. States having sheen forbidden
III the kings name, by his minister
PienipoteBtiary, to grant any consular
papers to ships directed to that port, as
long as it shall continue in a STATE ofre-
bellion, information of it is given 10 all
persons to whom the knowledge of it
may concern.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
A Farm and Mil For SHE.


THE Subfcri5er. wiihing to remove TO
l. the wefiern country, offcrS fir fse, the
property on which lie re6des. The farm
contains about 7ao ACRES; the lorgctt half
in wood, and the cleared land principally in
grafs and clover. The improvements are
frame dwelling houfe barn and Rabies. of
ffone and frame corn houfe /; meat liouf !;
and all neceGary outhoufes largs apple
and peach orchard, of choice fruit attach
ed to the farm is srift and faw mill the
grilt mill has iwr run of itoncs, the one { oil
lin, the other Burr, and machinery COM
piete for manufacturing -four theie is in
the mill wool carding machine, in good
order for carding. Alto, with the proper
ty there is a new fonc diltillery, calculated
to work fills and boiler two of which
are fet up in the lioufe and every prepare
ton for diltillidg whitley; attached to the
mill there is a millcr's louie /; coopcr's ihop
and coopei's houle. A further defcription
is deemed unnecc!Iary, as the purCha!er
will, no doubt, view the premilcs. which
will be fhewn and the terms made known
by applying to the iublcriber at any time
Alto the purchafer can &c fupplied with
young and choice flock of fheep, h rs, and
frft rate farming utenGIs Of varou. nds.
AMOS FOX.
N. D. will fell the whole or any part of
the above property to accommodate pur-
chafers. a. Il.
Fairfax county, miles from
the new CT. III. MAY, 26.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria. to wit
NN the petition of THOMAS w.
~ PEYTON, an iniolvent debtor, con
fined in the prjfon bounds of Alexandria
county, for debt; notice is hereby given to
the creditors of the faid Thomas w. Pey-
ton, that on Saturday the 5Ift day of May
infant, at the court houfe of faid county at
the hour of ten O'Clock, a, m the oath
pieicribed by the act of congrefs Of the u
nited Sta ties, entitled can act for the re-
lief of inlolvent debtors within the Diitrict
of Columbia" will be administered TO the
faid infoivent, and truftee appointed, un
lefs fuficient cauie to the contrary be then
and there lhewn. Ordered, that this notice
be publifhed every day in The Alexandria
Gazette land twice in the Heiald), until
that day. BY order Of tic hon. William
Craach, chief judge of the United States
circuit curt of the Dftria of Goumbia.
may zS. 1T GEO. DENEALE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
.A.aRLNE.

From the Exchange Coffee House books,
Nay 90.
ENTERED,
Schr. Geo. Washington, Middleton,
Norfolk,
Sloop Pike, Baker, Baltimore.
CLEARED,
Erig Mercalor, Pass ms, Il York,
Schr. Mary Spear, Spear, Boston,
Sioop Pike, 3 kcr, Georgetown,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
British brig Hannah, from St Johns
N. Is. Tor this port, was ashore, on the
Kettle Bottoms, 27th inst.
Schr, Philadelphia, c. Hand, jr. at
Philadelphia, 2e,h inst up for this port.
Schr. lillian. ]. Hand, jr. hence, arr
rived at Philadelphia, Goth ins.-
Sloop Henry, Rhodes, cleared at Pro
violence, II. j. Esd inst. for this port.
Schr. Eliza Ann, Wilson, cleared al
New York, cath inst. for this port.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

On THURSDAY morning, cad inst. a
few minutes before three o'clock, a
shock OF an earthquake was felt at Bos-
ton, MedGord, Cambridge, Sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
WIN. r.. MILLS

HAS FoSsSaLE,
so bbls rye -four, very good, which will
be retailed by the hundred weight.
ALSO,
leo bbls prime behring's, MOI, 49,,
SO >, fhad >,
And family aour as ufuai may 20 It
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
FROM THE GEORGIA JOURNAL.
INDIAN NEWS.

Oi the settled and Inyeteratc hostiIi-
iy OF the Florida indians against the ci-
lizens of this Stare, there is daily confr-
nation. In reply to late communica-
ton on this subject from the executive
Of Georgia, general Gaines observes,
that although the principal part Of the
force under his command has been par
ticularly designated, for the present.
20 the section Of country where he is,
[the eastern frontier OF Mississippi Ter.
ritory,) he anticipates the early receipt
OF an order to check the depredations
o. the sav9ges and cffectualIy subdue
them. Should it be necessary 10 pur-
sue them to their towns, Reputation
viii be made on this state for tvo 6Gttal.
ions Of igfantry, TO co operate with the
regular troops, Accompanying the let
fep of general Gaines, was one from
Bjtish scent, who doubtless posses
ses tie faieut, If moi the t1canution, to
cement al spill; Of discord among the
Iadlans, that will tend 10 their dcstru-
tin. The following is an exu.ct-il
speaks for Itself -
Il. .3r5akhnot<o Me commanding officer
at FOR! Cameo,
nCRoI2kme riUeg Sd NGrch, 1917
" Tae Head Chiefs request will e.
quire Of you, why An ,ricsp settlers
are descending the Chatahouchie, div
ing The poor Indian from his habiuinn,
ADD taxing possession OF his home and
his cultivated fields.
&" Without au .l1crity. can Ga N no>
thing Of you but humane ana piisn
throphic pFincipIs Gojding me, | hope
the same will influeuca yol--aud ii
such is really the case, and that the line
marked out by The treaty Of P;see be-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

On the l3.h inst. there were 50 sail
of vessels lying between Craney Island
and hampton Roads, wind bound--a
part Of which have arrived at ". York
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

tween Great Britain and the u. States,
respecting the Indian nations, has been
infringed by any of the citizens eff the
latter, that you will represent to them
their improper conduct and prevent its
continuance.
have in my possession letter re-
ceived from the Governor of New>Pro-
violence addressed to Sim by his Britain
ic Majcsty's chief secretary Of state,
informing'him Of the orders given TO fhe
British ambassador a. Ydshing.en, 10
watch over tie interests Of the Indian
nations, and see that rheh riskss arc
faithfully attended 10 and protected a.
greatly 10 the treaty of Peace made be-
tween the British and .1mericans,
g. l am ia hopes that, ere this, there
is arrived at New Providence 8 person
from G. Britain, pith authority 30 oct
as agen. for re Indian nGfisns--and if
so, it will deyolve upon him To see, fhat
fhe boundary lines, as marked or by
the treaty, are nor inf,fnged.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

The Albany Register is 10 DC resu,
med on the fourth of July next. by MIR.
Israel Clarke, editor of the Coopers-
town Waichtower.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, MAY 80, 1917.

The late u. S. schooner Spi,fire ar
med and manned, bound from Havana
for the Coast of Africa, has pus into
Charleston 10 reEt!
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

The company Of Artillery which
marched from Charleston short time
since for the protection Of our frontier
settlements, reached Augusta few
days ago on its way to Fort Scott, near
the Florida line. az
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

sucked rum from hid. til! he expired
Some of the London and Liverpool
papers OF the middle Of April, contain
President Monroe's inaugural Address.
The Liverpool Advertiser observes, sN
is al exceedingly able and sensible
Speech.
Since the 10th March there have ar
rived at New York, from foreign ports,
upwards Of two hundred and fifty YES
seis. which brought about 1000 passen
gGrs.
Latest from Hreland-The Ship Com,
modore Perry, Irish, which arrived
yesterday from Sligo, sailed thence or
the 26th Of April. We learn, verbally,
that faxseed was selling at six guineas
per cask, and that flour was declining
III that market. Capt. Irish brought no
papers.
The British ship Fame, arrived ct Phi
ladelphia on saturday irom Guernsey,
with $50 passengers.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOTTSE

THIS Establishment will be removed
Il TO MORROW FORENOON, to
the New Public building on the Market
fquare. The entrance for the prcfent, is
by the fteps at the iouth end of the houfe.
BY order, T. MOUNTFORD, jr.
may so. 1T Sec'ry
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30
SALES All AUCTION.
By p. G.. MARS7ELLER.
THIS DAY, at 10 A. N.

THIS DAY, atioA. NJ.
WILL Bs SOLD,
AT the vendue fore, corner OF Prince and
Water itreets,
super6ne and fecond broad cloths
Caffimeres
Plains
Coatings y
kericys
Domeftic cottons
Irifh linens
Dimities
Brown holland
Cotton Cailimeres
Englfh nankeens
Domeltic Ginghams
>, checks
>, tickings
Cambria, leno, jaconet snd book mullins
Cosorcd cambrics
Cotton fhirtings
- fhawls
Madras hdfs
Mems and women's kid, beaver s. buck
Rin gloves
bale ticklcnburgs
,, ofnaburgs
Also
Sugar, in hhds. and bb!s.
Malaga wine, in cafks,
Soap in boxes
so reams wrapping paper
100 dcmUohns
10 cafks fpike nails
Mems coarie fhoes
Boots and boottccs
Sidehoards
Tables, chairs, bureaus,
Beds, bedfeads, c,c.
On THURSDAY, 9Th JUNE,
Will be fold, cn the premifes,
Il LOT OF GROUND,
on which is erected two iiory frame dwell
ling houle, iituate oa the fouth fide of Prince
ftrect and wel lidc of Patrick ftreet, Is feet
eli Prince by So on Patrick ftreet to Is feet
alley. Terms made known at place of lale.
o2ie Al &c j. M may 80.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-30

A man on Central Wharf, Boston,
sucked rum from hid. till he expired
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09

II Ls 5si,' ara s,sais0,s Of sbs s6@is Simon Marion
isissf Afi~es ~ fbs Cssnfy n Csmbsrias5 dssss"s
Hannah MARsToN adnlnilsairi1 on TIE
= sitate OF iaid deceafed has exhibited to me her
fecocd account of naturalization of faid efta,e,
which viii lie ecn6dered by me a. Probate Court
20 be he'd az New ouceifer Ia and for laid Coun-
~ On the fri ! edneiday Of October Hert, at nine
O'Clock in he forenoon, where you may be pref
emf and fhew eaufe if s1y YOU have, why the came
fhouid net De allowed and dsltribution of The
balance made among the creditors of fad dscesied
Dated Al Portland in laid County shn twenty e Il
day of Auguf, 1877
SAM FREEMAN Judge osfsid Court
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09

w Z The lGbfcrihers having been appointed
wv by the Honorable Jere Bailey, Efquire,
Judge Of Probate Of WIS &c 10 and for the
County Of Lincoln, to receive and examine the
clasns a the creditors 10 the eslate Of GEORGE
THOMAS late of Bowdoinhsm in the laid county
Yeuman. derssled. reprsfsnted iEiolvent do here
By give notice hat In mon he from the twenty
fseo1d day of Juv nifart ]. allowed said creditors
10 brlas 10 and psove their elaine and that they
viii ztssnd that iesvise At the Cfiee Of Samusi
Cray, Egarc in issd Be wdoinham on the third
wecnr,cay Of Augua next and the third wednes
dsv of each q the Eve pex fucce<ding months
from one OF the cock 10 the afterncon I'll four OF
abe clock u the time day.
SAMUEL GRAY \ CommiiIion
koBERT WILSON { eEs On .a,d
wM. DENfiAM, y Enae.
Bowioiphsn. 5aly -, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09
BOARDING SCHOOL

MRS MOODY u Miss Lew respectfully in
AZ form the citizens of Bath and the towns in
iu vicinity that they vii open Seminary for the
education Of young Ladies on the 6rft Monday of
Sept ueIt. 10 the building recently occupied as
the Oath Holei--and hope by their united erer
sons TO merit the appreciation of their friends and
the pubic Parents enirufting youth 70 their
charge, may reif assured every attention will be
paid TO their mcra's aud manners
Terms--Thirty collars per quarter including
boar1 and ution.--Niuiic. fifty cents pei lesson
Solid branches D3
Daily Scholars Ornamental D5. PCT quarter
Bath aug 90, 1877.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09

To the Hon2rable The Senate, and Harora-
BE The Hsajf Of Representatives., in Gen
er0l Court aDenblsd, May, IN Tie yearsef
oar Lord one thousand eight bund,ed and
seventeen.
7>HR petition aud approximation of Nehemiah
Porter of Northyarmouih, il the County of
Cumberland and Sylvia Porter, admipiaratrs1 on
the e(late Of SILvAsus POTTER lac Of fad North
Yarmouth, decea(ed, and widow of f2id deceafed
humbly fheweh. IhaI the iad Nehemiah Porter
add Silvanus Porter, in the life time of the fsid
Silvanus, did agree 10 exchange certain quantity
of lands with each ether upon the following con
ditions VIZ the faid Nehemiah agreed to fell and
convey to the fad silvanus, by deed, four acres of
Land next to Gray line, on the weiseriy Gde of he
road leading 10 Cray sforeiaid, aud faid silvarus
agreed To fell ard convey unto the said Nehemiah
by deed, ten acres of Land uext to Royals River.
on the eafsrly eide of the slore!ad road adjoining
and OF the faid Nehemiah. for the aforementioned
four acres of land and forty dollars 10 cath Aud
upon the aforefad agreements ey shem made
aItho there was no deeds pafed between them, the
laid siivanus did in bis life time large barn
on the faid four acres OF Land and la, feE al or
ehsrd on the fame, aud fenced il ia with Zone
wall, aud un'ela faid Land can be conveyed to faid
decexleds efate il will be greatly TO the injury OF
the fame and faid Nehemiah has made fcme i'm
provements on fsid ten acres of Lard, and hGs
paid the whole of the forty dollars in cath and
unlefs iome psffon car be authorized TO convey 10
him the iaid Land il will be much 70 hi, damage
sYeur petitioners sherefofe pray this honorable
Court 70 pats Resolve TO AZ horize The faid svl
via Porter in her laid capacity as sdminiftrafix.
on The elate CT The faid silvanus iorfsr deceAied
TO make and execute to him the faid Nehemiah
Porter, hs heirs aud asngns, good and sufficient
deed of the fata acres CT L2nd, As he laid de
ceafed could have done IN hs life time aud alto
to aulhoIse the fad Sylvia Porter, 10 her fad ca
pzcity TO receive from the isia Nehemiah Porter
good and fufciert deed Of The faid four acres Of
land, whereby the lame fhall become part Of The
Real Eltse of lad dessafed, fully and TO all in
tents as good az if the fsd Deed had been made &
executed by the laid Nehemiah in the life time OF
the fsid olvsnns and the laid deeds when 70 m sde
and properly erecu,ed may be delivered 70 The
fsid Nehemiah Porter, and the fad syvis Porter
in her faid eapaei,y-and be as valid and etfrctua
in law as If they had been made and executed by
the laid Nehemiah Porter ard Sv2nus porter. in
the life time of ssi1 SivaDus
And a. in duty bound viii ever pray,
NEHEMIAH PORTER
SYLVIA PORTER.
North ysrncuh, Nov 2osh 1916
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09
Commonwealth # Mc6rcbasesis.

Commonwealth # Me6aedmefs
IN Ssrafs, ynrs S. is z.
On the Petition aforslaid Ordered Thar The
Petitioners esuse atteled copy ofsheir Petition
with tbs Order thereon. 10 be publiihed three
weeks fuccesuvely IN tie Portland Gazette, The
lat publication 10 be Thirty days, at leaf before
the iscond Wednesday CT the next fession oil the
preieut General Cours, thar all psrsoss iniereGsd
may thea appear and thew esule sif any thew bave)
why the Prayer Of laid Petition fhoud rot be
granted
Sept down for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS. Fs<s;ssnf
IL 'ts Haze " Rsprf,sntasiv<s, 5sss s 1871
Read aud coneurrsa
TIMOTHY bICEI.Cw. sfsalsv.
A true ecpy--Atssa.
81 MecLEARy. c,syi n he ss.sse.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09
MILLER'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT

Y offered 10 the public IS being one Of The east
: est snd sstest cures for this DISORDER. Long
experience has proved the efficacy If this ONT
mens. II IS perfectly safe il as operation, ard
msy be spilled TO The smallest iafsnt wilhou.
danger Tie scent - sgreesblt-l is rot neces.
safy Tor the patient 70 take bsimssofc, as is com
N u. other ointment. This CIR lneni is pa Up
10 ia DoAes, convenient 20 csfFy, and each gen
uiae bcx will Be accompanied Nth directions il
genuine, sid Will DC signes by JoEL MrfLIa.
Ahe above OniEen, may he hsd in small or
large qaanislies Cf JoEL MILLER. ST. Ceorre
DscfOf CyTss A1itresf. Sign Of 81 Luxe. Head,
N. %. H@nos1f size {, Dr.. SavAaf! Nsrf<r y,
~ hswDlfy street, Bostsn, = a.v ErnSu
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aonoroash. Mr.. .TGse Eyse, 81 BsD..sviek
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09

1 HE fublcriher hereby gives public notice 10
I all concerned. thai he has been duy appoint
cd and taken upon hinllef he trui of Adminiitra.
tor Of he easte Of CHARLES GRAY late Of
Standsth. ~ the county of UNI sraad, Yeomau,
deceased, by giving bond The law dire1s-hs
therefore iequsifs all persons v ko are Indebted 10
rl,e said decesfsds efase 10 make immediate paw
mens aud thofe who have AIRY demands thereon
10 exhibit the same 20
THEODORE aussEy,
Ssandfh Aug 6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-09

THAT valuable FARM of William TREE, Iate
: OF Durham deceased--coptaining about $50
acres OF excellent land molly under cultivation.
with Two orchards thereon. Of upwards of 200
fruit trees In full bearing pieafaaty ituated on
The county road from New Gloueefser to Eruuf
wick and about fifty rods fEom the great road
from Portland 10 HaowelI--ALsO the remains
OF he Stock of CATTLE, about tween tons of
hay. &c Enquire of Mr. DANIEL HARMON,
of Durham, livIng near the pFeniafes, or the fu5
tcribef at Portland. WILLIAM TRUR
AuguGt 9. 1877 $685. 6w.