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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14

COD is rHERE."

he following sacred Melody was written by
. lady Of Boston, and originally sung a.
the Oralorio performed by the Handel and
HAdys Socis'y.
In lifs's gay spring enchanting hours!
When every path seems dcck'd with flowers
When folly in her gddy round.
Presents tue cup with pleasure crowned
When love, and icy, and young delight,
Give to the moments rapid fight;
Touch not the cup, avoid the snare
Wbere,er thou art think God is there!
When manhood treads with steps secure,
Then mad ambition throws her lure.
Behold up giory's dangerous steep,
Where widows mourn and orphans weep,
And iaureis OF tho hero's head.
Are stained with blood crimson red,
Then, ere the battles rage you dare,
Pause and reflect that God is there
When age, approaching warps the heart,
And aya,ice plays his niggard part;
When scf.iove every passion stills.
And every hncrI impulse chilIs,
When to q sufl $ing brothers cry
1t shoats the heart che ear the eye
Think, ere you leave him 70 despair,
God will ayeHge tor God 10 there.
And thou who through fe's shorny road,
Psrp.sxsd by care and sin, hastrod;
Whose heart hath bled, whose eyes have wept,
On pleasures coach whilc others slept;
{ Thou now on iite's remotest bring,
Poor, humble christian do not shrinkI
Though deep the hsod. each doubt fofboars
Strong 70 support ny god is there
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
NOTICE. 4

A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS b,
"A opened Tor the 9Th Regiment u. S. In
lsutry, At No. 5, Long-whssE All those
disposed to enter the service Of their country
arg requested to call.
B. WATSON, MAJ. O. S. Army.
,sewtcrS, Fes. ~, lsls. QD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
THOMAS ROWLAND,

II EsPyCTfuLLy informs his fie"ds and the
N public tina, he uanssc,s the business II
BRoEER, in eli its branches. With fdef'y al 1rs.
psisb. Newport, Isy s7, Isie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHiNeroH, ArnsL -, isis.
Nosies is hereoy given,

VOICE ~ 0eTeoy StVeH,
To the Propriefors OF Stocks issued
i under the convention with France Of the SO,h
of April, 1905, commonly called Louisiara Sleek,
That one moiey or half the principal Of said Stock
will be redeemed on NE 2ist Of October next ensu.
ing the date hereof and that the same viii be paid
60 the respective propretors, OF to their attornes
dull authorized, ON the day before mentioned, al
the Treasury ia Washington or at such Loan Once,
On the books whereof any portion OF said Stock
may then stand.
isterpnssa ). further green. That the interest due
at the time Of redemption, ON such part OF said
stock as is held in Europe. will be paid a. hereto
fore, in Loaaon and Amserdsm and that the inter
est on such part Of said stock a. has been domes-
tcsted will be paid the same time. with the prin
cips' either q the Treasury or at the Loan ofnces
as before mentioned. Ind % % also hereby rscSs
kxessa That interest the moicty or hall OF said
Louisiana stock intended to be redeemed as afore.
. sa., will cease anu determine after the 2ia day
sc October, 1878 wM u CRAWFORD
en- Mi31 ser-essrs e the Treaspy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14

ID ESPEcrFULLy infsru the ishatitsnts Of Hev-
N port and It's vicinity, that they have aProin,sd
JOB SHERMAN, &c Newport, their sgent to rec, Ne
and deliver all kinds Of silks. satins, grapes con.
suan.. shaws, silk and cottoa hose, gibbons, cloths
Of all kinds, stu6s, Nankins &c. &c which aey viii
venture to say will be 6nished n sye equal, NOT
superior to any Dysing. House in America, AMI tiv
trice Of coisriag reasonable and ssofp, scssrdine
10 size. width, csisr, &c. nay 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-14
JOB r. TOWNSEND,

ID ESpECTFULLY informs the public and his
N customers, that the Cabinet akins business
will be carried on at his Old Stand No Mill-street,
where is on hand furniture of all descriptions AL
favors in his lire viii be gratefully received aad at
,ented to BY calling at the shop. on james Town
send, al the head OF Dannstcrs wharf
FOR SALE,
$500 feet Nshogany boards, 1000 n do Cherry
Apply as above. r. Newport. March 2S
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WANTED,

4 JOUR wEYJMs.v. .C.sBiN,ET MIXER, 10
"A take charge of Cabinet shop--of steady hsb.
its and good ~orkman--ccns,ant employment and
JAMES TOWNSEND
Csrn-r Of Ranisser's Wharf
.Nerpsr,. Isfey -, 1918. A lu]
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s.sPRL.A7'IAG, q, al kiads, erseased ~
sasfysrfoyy nSSssr, az ssis efiee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

be already law ct Spain, now in force,
or whether il is only projected plan 10
be hereafter adopted.
Translated for the Mercantile Advertiser.
PORTS OF DEPOSIT.
/. There will be admitted upon depo.
sit, free Of duty. all commodities, pro-
duce, and foreign effects of lawful COM
merce. which may arrive al spanish ports
under any flag at peace with Spain.
9. Merchandise raw remain 10 deposit
for one year; within which time it may
be exported to ether Kingdoms, still free
Of duty, or to Spanish America, by paw
ing the colonial duties.
8. Colds rot exported within one year
will be considered as introduced foi tie
consuo ption Of the county, and will paw
the regular duties; and if any part shall
have been carried into the interior in the
mean time. they shall also be subjected
to the same duties.
A. Merchandise introduced for the in.
terior commerce cannot be exported
without special license from the COVER
nor.
5. The government shall provide CON.
venient store h,uses, for ssps ate depo.
SITS, ard shall hold the keys of the ame.
6. Merchandise, on beng entered for
deposit, and being reshipped, hall be IN
spec,ed and registered by the custom
house.
Z. For dPfiaying the expenses Of the
store houses. aud those employed in keep
ing them. all con m"dities shall pay. Un
being entered for deposit, two per cent.
ad salorer, and no further expense shall
accrue at their departure
Mrrchardis' in deposit may be sold
and transferred without any further du.
ties sccruing, by giving notice Of the CEN
veyaDce TO rbe custom house.
9 Foreign merchants shall pay, upon
deposit. Inc same as citizens of Spain,
and neither shall have the preference.
10. Merchandise may be taken cut Of
deposit for the commerce of the Indies,
to any tomininns. in ships regularly re-
gisteied, without paying The ccs,Om
house duties OF entrance but il shall be
subject 10 the tehts Of these WHO have
established ,hemselve, in the CO nmerCe
of me indies.
II. The p dIce Of Spani-h America
can al be deposited IN or port, fee Of
all duty, by conirs di ec'lv am the CO.
,npips anil nayT ND, rprt,,r cycpntiops1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
BANK ROBBERY.

Letters rece we'd in thi, ci'y state that
the Mechanics Bank of Pittsburg was
robbed on the night Of the 9Th inst. lite
rally Of every thing valuable; about 80.
600 dollars in specie we're taken. II is
unknown how the robbers entered, but as
M doors were broken, and there was no
appearance of violence. it is supposed
false keys were used. Bali. Fed GaS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
From the Norfolk fernld. .spril 10.
TRADE TO ENGLAND.


TRADE TO ENGLAND.
The following compilation is furnished
by Mr.. Lyford, kecpe of the Stsam Boat
Hotel Reading Room Books from Liver.
pool papers to the 18th Feb per the Sci
pic, capt. Drummond. From this data
the reader will see the quantity Of the
produce of the United States shipped to
Liverpool ard London, the portion ship
pee BY each state, and the proportion Of
each article received at each OF the two
great depOts Of American produce, above
mentioned. within given time.
Flour-The number Of bbls of 1e6 h.
imported into the port Of Liverpool from
the United State for the week ending
10Th Feb wss 1857 previously this
year. 10.7SS; total Tor the year 1915,
23.s90 bbls-under bond. Tor admission
to home use at the period OF opening the
pors Of Great Britain. 81 9s5 bb!s-at
London, at the same period, only 200
barrels.
Rice.-The number OF tons. imported
in the same time. from Georgia and 3.
Carolina was III; previously s7s; az
gregate, sos tons from the U. States.
TObacco.-Thsre had been no impcr.
tations the preceding week on hand
previously Cor this year, 1899 hhds from
Virginia; 2Il from New Orleans F.; and
lI9 from other parts Of the Y. Staies -
aggregate, 1859; remaining altogether
IN the kings warehouse. 14th Feb at Ii.
vetpool, 4o60 from Virginia 50 irom
Maryland; CTS frum Kentucky and
606 from all other American por s,-ag-
gregste, 1913 hhds.-In Iordor, at he
same time, 550I hhds fro, Vi glnia IS
from Maryland sggreg.t-. $50. lids.
COtion.-The nun ber al beg &c i'm
ported in the same time, into the port Of
Liverpool. from s. Carolina. was 4d8;
from Georgia e096-a5g "sst'. 2544;
previously this year hor south Carolina,
1864 from Georgia 9i- rms New
Orleans. 1901; other pat ~ the United
'n'o wv "SS 'S''' 1900 Oass -
grand total imported III, year tr"" Inc
U. States ~ the l4th FEB. 22,Sje bags
AID bales Ir London previously This
year, SIS bags
The number of barrels frnm he Caro-
lina-, in RI. sane time. at Liverpool a.
mounted tn ll12; None ON any cher
pat Of the U. Sta'r,, previously this
wear. fr"u he same qua ter. 66l /: rest
Of the Z. Srsre,, 1896; agg ega,e for this
year. SAG barrels.
Tufpenllne The number ri ossk,
from the Carolras, in same tune, a. Ii.
verpool, was SEE; o'her parts Of The I.
Sta IS. none; r-eviou &C. from New
Yo,k l64s; Csrslinas "a res, of the
U 1t e. 1867 asgrexsi- 1851: grand
aggregate for this year, 1859 casks,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
Col. RECTOR.
Nsr- FORK, April II.
NEW SPANISH REGULATION.

NE" sfASlsd REGULATION.
The 10" ing document, IN Spanish
manuscript, wa, enclosed in letter from
Cadiz. of the 9th ct March, to merchaot
in this city. The article has no date.
nor have us any knowledge whether it
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

Bills to increase the dpties on iron 10
various states Of manufacture, ard other
articles, went through committee OF the
whole, and were ordered for third read
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16
y1.GINIA ELECTION.

Loudoun eornty.-Robert Braden and
John NJ M.Carty, Esq'rs, were on Mon
day last elected delegates to the assem-
hly --
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

ToAsr.-The liberty Of the press and
the press Of liberty.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

pensation, and committed to commit
tee of the whole house.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-16

A memorial was presented BY Mr.. H.
Nelson from the clerks in the executive
Offices praying for an increase Of com.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
- AAL
Attorney for said Petitioner.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
CUMBERLAND, as
Ill The Circuif COnrt Of Common Pleas, az
tie First Eastern Circuit, b gun and hoL
ded at Portland, within and TOR the coun-
~ Of Cumberland, on The third Tuesday Of
November, n. ID. 1918.
ORDERED-That the Petitioners notify sil
persons interested in the Lanes therein desert
bed by causing Copy of their said Petition and
this order thereon TO be published in the Port.
land Gazette, three weeks successfully, lbe last
publication TO be at least thirty days before the
first Tuesday of March next, that III ~ may sE-
pear If they see ht, at the said Circui, Court
OF Common Pie S. then to be holden at Portland
within and for The said county OF Cumberland
and shew cause, IT any they have, Why the pray
er of said Petitioners should not be grsnsed
Attest, GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk.
A true Copy-Attest, @. BRAD BURY, Clerk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
Dec. 14th, 1918.

"A TIA Court of Probate holden al the Probate
4 y Office in Portland, within and for the
county of Cumberland, on the second Wednes-
Day Of Deesmbev. in me year Of our LSrgi eigh-
teen hundred and eighteen-On the petition Of
Samuel Mcguire, administrator ofthe estate of
EDMUND c. MCGUIRE, late of Portland, in
said county, yeomsn, deceased, representing
that the personal estate of said deceased is not
sufficient to pay the just debts. which he owed
II the time of his deash by the sum of thirteen
hundred and seventy one doilars and twenty four
cents, and praying for license 10 sell and con
vey so much of the real estate of said deceased
as may be necessary for the payment of said
debts and Incidental charges :-ORDKRE D--,hat
the petitioner give notice thereof TO the heirs OF
said deceased AMI TO all persons interested in
said estate, by causing copy Of this order to be
published IN The Portland Gazette printed in
Portland. in said county, three weeks success
sively, that they may appesr al RI obste Court
to be held az the probate Office 10 Portland, in
said county, on the second Wednesday Of anu,
airy Mex at ten O'Clock in the forenoon aud she W
Cause if any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, juigc IF said Court.
true copy Of Record.
Attest. HORATIO SOUTHGATE Reer.
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NOTICE.

10 fhe Justices offhe Circuit Cours of Com
mon Pleas, for The frst Eastern Circuit,
begun and holden al Portland, svithin and
for The county Of Cumberland, on the third
Tuesday of.NoUember, II. D. 1918
HUMBLY SHEW, Joseph Noyes, mllmsn,
l. i M.ry Moves, singlewomsn, William Hall.
merchant, in right ofhis wife Harriet Hall, and
Jane Noyes, single woman, all of Brunswick, in
said county--Thst they are each of them sized
in fee, and as tensnls IN common with divers
persons, 10 your petitioners unknown in and to
sesen one hundred and ninety second parts res
pectiveiy, of q certain tract of Land now in The
use and occupation of Silss Estes, being part of
the Northeasterly half of tract usually called
Noyes' eight hundred acres, 10 Durham, in said
county. which fifty acres are bounded as fol-
lows, viz.-Beginning at q stake on the easterIy
side of the road running thro' said 500 .cres al
the southwest rly corner of the liz nd of id Es.
ties, purchased OF one John Ward--thence nor,h
westerly fifty rods adjoining said road to stake.
Thence noftbeasterly one hundred and Sky
rods 20 stske thence southeasterly fly rods
to said Estes lsnd, and thence southwesterly
adjoining said land 10 the road, the bounds frs,
mentioned. Also, in and TO one fifteenth part
respt ctyeiy of all the rest and residue of the
said northeas,eriy half the said eight hundred
the most northerly corner of said tract
ther &C southwest by the northwest side line of
sai5 Lot, two hundred and eigh,ynine' rods
thence southeast thirty rods thence soulhwes,
to the County road which crosses said Lot :
thence by said road to the southeast side line of
said Lot thence northeast on said line three
hundred and twenty nine rods. to The easterly
corner of said lot thence northwest to the end
line of said lot, to the bounds first named ex-
cepting two Lots sold by the administrators of
the estate of Josiah Noyes, Esq. deceased, to
one John Ward and one Josiah Day, and also,
excepting such part of the last described tract
SIS was set off TO Jsmes Mesder, Moses Merrill,
in right of Jane Merrill his wife and Moses
Noyes, by 3 partition ordered and accepted by
this Court at ,he term of the same held at Port.
land, aforesaid, on the first Tuesday of March
last psst.--Now your petitioners represent that
they cannot occupy and improve their respective
shares in said tracts of Land as aforesaid while
the same remain in common and undivided and
they therefore pray tha, notice may be issued
10 due form of law, and that their respective
shsres as aforesaid may be divided and set off
TO them 10 hold The same in seyeralty
EBENE2ER EVERETT,
Attorney for said Petitioners.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and
4 Y creditors Of the estate of JOHN LEWIS,
late of Minot, in the county Of Cumberland, Cabi-
net-naker, deceased, and all Others concerned
Thas Eliza Lewis. administratrix of said Estate,
has exhibited 10 me the subscriber, Judge Of the
Court of Probate, within and for said county, Der
first account Of administration CT said estate aud
also request for an allowance out of the personal
estate OF said deceased that the same will be con-
sidered at Probate Court 10 be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Portland, 10 said county, on The sec
ond Wednesday Of January next, at ten o'clock
in the forencon-wben aud where you may be
present and shew cause, if any you have, wby the
same should not be allowed and granted.
Given under my hand at Portland, this ninth
day of December in the year ofour Lord eighteen
hundred aud eighteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
A true Copy Of Record,
Attest, HoRATIo SOuTHGATE Reg'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15
COPY OIL LETTER.

w T. CoNWAY-Sir deem il my duty TO
W. the pubic, as well as 10 you in particalar.
% make known my case that others msy have
,he benefit Of so valuable Medicine was q
long l.me sfl,cted with violent cough, with
extreme difficulty ofbresshlng, and was at last
reduced so low that my hlte was dispaired of,
when WAS advised b. tiiend TO make trial
of your DIR. r lies Asthmatic Pills ! by taking
them three days according TO the directions,
was enabled TO walk out, and was cured By one
box only. witness my hand,
PETER RICHARDSON.
Roxbury Mass. Sept % 1918.
DR.. RcLfs's Asthuaa,ic Pills give instant ease in
all coughs. colds, athmss, difficulty of breathing.
wheeling, tightness of the chest. consumption.
main in the sde. splitting of blood, chillaess and
shiyerings, the forefunners Of msignant feyers,
&c. com mon colds are removed in few hours
The aged wilt experience a relief equally agree
able aud inst EFT ancous, when the lungs are
affected. Price 81 or six boxes for fige dollars.
n~r Ask for DR.. Relies AsIhmauc Pills = one
box, containing - pills frequently effects cure
TO prevent Imposition the outside printed wrar-
per Is signed BY tie soiePvepriesor, w. T. Con-.
way
These pills are prepared and sold wholesale.
hy the sole Proprietor, w. T. Conway, Chem
st, No /, Bumstesd Place. Common-street,
Boston at the Chamber over
B. &. Attwood's
Crorkery-Ware Store, Haymarkst-Row. Port
land and retail By sppoin tment at the Portland
Bookstore, Doct. John Coe, Portland Cyrus
Holbrook, Roston; Greenough, Roxbury Will
iisms. csmbridgeport Kidder's charlestown ]:
Gushing & Appleton, II. Whipple. Salem G.
Whipple, Ne ~eurypor; Baker. Lamson. Bey-
erly smith, R0wley Hulchins, Hubbard AMI
/ " Adams, Portsmouth Roberts. LaDgdon.
Kennebunk CoodAle, Scsmmon, Ssco Bars
tow, C2odale, Hslloweil BSbson, Wisczsset /;
] III. Mason. Whitney, Providence Vin,ons
Newpori Dlxop, Dedhsm Isaac ID. Boil.
Hartford Drew, Kingston Robinson, Nor-
cesfer, Eb. Hunt s. son. Norshsmp on !: 5. Clark
& Sons, northampton HenshAw, ". Brook.
l Il ~ T. ing, GreenhsId; and most Druggists
! Booksellers and Post M.sleFs throughout The
unon-where may be'hsd eli those jasf.y estresn
cd and highly aeeFOvsa Medicines prepared b
w. r. Conway
/ U17A large discount 70 ceunsry Physicians
Trsasrs, t3a- tfa-D Dseeusr |,
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THE g HURRICANES

The southern papers furnish distressing par
ticulars of damage done by the violent gale of
wind, which was partially felt here on Sunday
morning, and which also occasioned the damages
in this vicinity, which have been mentioned.
Celtinel
In Nesc- Hopen-SeveraI vessels were driven
from their moorings of which three or four re-
ceived partial damage, and two were driven a.
shore.
In Esle- York-The gale was more violent.
Most of the front of the Battery--the pride of
New-York--was undermined by the waves, and
the walls and walks much impaired. The Gag
cite Says, the Cooperation an facoT Of esllGTg-
ing and improving this ornament Of TIKI caty, az
preference 10 patching up the bredehes made.
Several vessels were driven from their anchors !;
some small vessels with grain were sunk and
several fishing crafts smashed by larger vessels
running foul of them and wreck " as made of
several bowsprits and spars. Four or five unfin-
ished houses were blown down and the lives
lost are estimated at from six to ten three bodies
having been picked up on Sunday morning.
In Philadelphsa-The Hurricane began be-
tween IL and II o'clock on Saturday evening.
1t is described as being tremendous, and lasted
until FIVE O'Clock on Sunday morning. In Boston
al bleg freshest about seUen O'Clock on Sunday
morning. s'During the time,n say the Phila-
delphia papers, s. the roar Of the elements, and
the conv ulsions Of the river, where, pilot has
informed US, the waves ran eighteen feet high, al
together produced continual noise like the rat
thing of all the hose and fire engines running at
full speed.'' Numerous vessels lost their bow
spirits, figure heads, chain plates, and some of
their spars and packet, with 5000 dollars worth
of groceries on board, was sunk. Several yes
sells got aground, which will get off without
much damage, We hear ofno liveslo Dam
age, as usual, was done to the fences, trees, &c.
$ SO severe blow has not been experienced
here for twenty years"
The effects of this storm have been felt at
Baltimore and Alexandria.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

NOTICE . hereby given TO the heirs and credi
: tors OF the esta;e of SETH SWEETsER late
of NoFthyafmoulh, in the county Of Cumberland,
woman decealed, and all others concerned
That William Buxton, Executor, of the Iaii will
and teftament of said deesa(sd. has exhibited TO
me the fubscriber. Judge of the Court of Probate,
within and for faid county his 6rff account of ad-
minaration Of faid ellae ; and that the fame will
be conGdered at a Probate Court TO be held at
she Probate Office in Portland in faid county on
the fecond Wednesday of January next, at ten
O'Clock, in the forenoon, when and where they
may be prelent and chew cauie, if any they have
Why the fame fhouid not be allowed
Gveo uader my hand at Portland, this ninth
day Of Decenber. in the year of our Lord eight
cen hundred and eighteen
SAMIIFI FREEMAA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

TIKI. fuhfcrbsr hereby give. public notice 20
all concerned, that fhe has been du'y appoin-
ted and taken upon herfelf the trua of Admins
tratrix of the effate of NATHANIEL MILLEA,
late of Brunswick, in the county of Cumberland
Taylor dsceafsd. by giving bond az The law di.
rects-he therefore requeas all perfons who are
indebted to the fsid decsafedi e0ate TO make i'm.
mediate payment and thofe who have any De.
mands thereon, to exhibit The fame for lettlsment
to IANNET MILLEA.
Brunfwick Dec 9 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-12-15

EsROM the Alms-House in TINS town, on the
l. i1th, inst. two Mich CONS, four years ny
age-one of them Of light red colour, with star
IN her forehead and q white line from her tail 20
her hip bones-the other is Of a dark chesnut CO.
Tor, the she'll of her right horn torn off anda piece
of canvass wound round it, Whoever will return
or give information Of them TO the subscriber 50
that they may be recovered shall be suitably re-
warded for their trouble.
Portland Dec. IS. JOHN LOWELL.