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The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22
SHERIFFS SAFE,

CUMsERLaEc. o..
Taken BY execution and to be so Ia at pubic
Vsndus, on TUtSDhT, tbe nirsteentb
day Of January nsxf, at nselocS in tie
forenoon at A. q 7 WarrAf's nezv Eve
IN SacearaPpa, in faid Connt.
A IL the right in equity Of Redemp,icn which
"A Nathaniei freeman, Of weabroos. has in and
TO tne following deicribsd mortgaged real state
viz 4 csrtain lracs or parcel of lsnd lying in
said WeI.brook forRsry Falmouth bounded be-
ginning on shs Road Iesdiog from sacexrspps 40
Nathan Wiaa1w aDd on land of Archeauy Lev.
is R:q thrDee soaIh ihirJ degrees east. thirty
Ave Rod. aud zine Inks. 20 q fake and 10 other
land of the fsid Lewis. thence can fftsen dsgIess
norsh, By the aforsfsid Leviss Aand forty ROD
to Ilaks, thenee north twenty one degrees wslf
aisefy rods 70 ths road sforeIaid. lhencs By faid
road 20 the bounds hrli mentioned coptainiug siah-
tesa acres and tweasy fcrr rods lald isDd 10 mort
gagged 70 afehs.sn Lewis and Stephen Thafeher
Elqr,. balance due them about TWO hgndrsd and
Gny three dollars
GARDNER WALKER Deputy Sheriff.
December 18th sf8.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
cuMsEsLAsDs 90,

IuMHksLAHps 90.
Taken ky execution and 70 ke e1 at pubic
1fuffi9n on Tuesday, the nR1<tesnfb day
Of January next, at tzpo s'ciofk IN the af-
terH0on, at James Pbisaey's Inn, in Ger
ban in jaid County,
LII the right in equity of redemption which
II Samuel Rrovu oi iaid Gotham has 10 and "a
the following delcribed, moFtgagsd real eflaie viz.
A CERTAIN trzcf or parcel Of land lying in fsid
Corhan il beng thsieventy acre lot numbered
eighty IN in the third diy lon of lots ia fad
Gorhsm bo1aded shus beginning At the mon
ealery correr OF faic ios by Prefumscot river and
thenee running northwesi Gfy rods 70 fake.
thenoe fouthweff feventy 6r rods. 10 white birch
tree thence he4ft, fofty eigh, rod. . fake,
thence lou hweh ninety e.eht rcds 10 he wefte-lv
corner of faid lot thence Ioutheal eighty mae rodE
10 take, thence north an Fifty one rods 10 Pre-
funfcot river rh>nce norts eriy by said river to
the boaod mark hrg named. sa,d tra9 coutan
ing lessu,y ieven arres excepting and reierving
ou of faid trsd iveuty acres or he fou hery
end Of faid lor naw IN The psh Gi "a Of lanes
Warren he 81 t Carhsm afose a'd
GeRDNt&sWALKsR. DsPoty sheriff
Portland, I.cSrz5er l0sL, ie-e
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AIR. aIGHARDSQN,in ,inforns the Ladies and
IVI Gentlemen Of Portland, that he has TAX
en- room in Jones' Buildings, over that formerly
occupied by the Cumberland Bank, where he IS
instrueting WRITING, on system Of running
hand, well adalsad 70 the dispatch Of business
His second class will comTeLce on Wednesday
3oth inst Persons wishing Improvement in this
art are requestedto leave their names at his room
and dsatisfythemselves Of the utility Of his method
ofinstruction. Portland, Dec. p.
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In Burlington. Vermont, much lamented, slr
Asz Johnson, aged 3I-seventh son Of DEACON
Benjamin Johnson, Of Limerick. lie was eoa-
Gated al the Academy in Fryeburg. after which
he stadie5T Thysic with Dr. Swasey, Of limerick
Bot not liking the profession, has since kept
school. for which be had peculiar talent. In
the same place, Mr. Samuel Green. lie was
foun.' dead in his bed, as one wooid suppose ap-
paFently asleep. From the attitude N which he
was found, he must have died without much
struggie.-ltis conjectured his immediate death
was occasioned by overlooking his stomach with
tood, As he was weak and debilitated from pro-
tracted disease, from whichIe was fast recover
ing.
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Al Sterling, hrs. Martha Holman, aged .6i.
Her death was occasioned byfalling backwards
into the fire, while standing ia chair, reaching
for something which hung bei~een the chair and
the fire ; and. unfortunate a : being no per-
son with her, she was z ly ha TO aat out of the
fire, but not to ext. guis Z aames in which
her clothes were envelese sae l1gared be-
tween two and three weeA gfsaf DISTRESS.
In Bath, Mrs. Morse, wife l Iss SEE ZEN
Morse, aged 81. A child ofhF an flint
In Iarpsweli, Mr.. David Alex. arsd SO.
In Wmdham, on the 9th ult. Mar +. John
son, aged 12 years, daughter Of Charles Johnson,
Esq. Her very arniable disposition and superior
talents very much endeafed her to her parents
and all her acquaintances, who deeply lament
her loss.
la Norway, on the ! 18th inst. Miss MARTHA An
ROT, formerly ofConNay, N. H. aged %. To an
aniable and cheerful disposition she united all
those endearing qualities, which, in a preeminent
degree, were calculated to secure her the friend
ship aud esteem Of her numerous acquaintance
In HaiIowell, Miss Temperance Littlefield,
aged le.
In the Kns-House, 10 thia town, where he had
resided upward of IA years. on Thursday last,
MIR. John Kenney, aged about "a.
In this town, a child Of MIR. Daniel Gilbert, ,ag-
cd weeks. Stephen j. s<.n ofskpbert Mitchell,
aged yeaTs.--On sunday IasIs LoWaTu, SOD ol
Mr.. ]. Poole Jr. aged one year.-G[Is3- Funeral
from his dwelling house, in Cross-street, this of-
fsrnoon at 2o'ciock-~relatens and friends are in
Yted TO attend.
OBITUARY.
MEssRs. SHIRLTEs,
friend of the deceased Miss Pe7lev, who re-
ceived the first intelligence Of her death, frop
your paper OF last week, is ofopinion that macf
worth ought not to pass from our wogld qnnoticed
Her intellect was that ofthe first Of hersex--anc
cultivated bya solid, rather than Fashionable
education. Her disposition and manners were
amiable-her heart kind and benevolent salc
her whole demeator such, as to secure the res
pect and esteem of all her acquaintance. A
large circle of friends minge their tears with he
immediate relatives, on ti;is affective eyent-anc
| with them, will long cherish the memory Of hel
virtues. B.
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<u.ur:a~ article on the subject ofnews-pa-
[lbf s''.@,, or newspaper heggars, is from
EYef o'',n ,',,,,ber Of the GALAxy aud is just
~ i .h;rr As these drones IN society deserve.
,ne" -. ,,'y.elye. been sufficiently plagued
!. ,,,er and have before expressed our
W. ,.-s =. this point, but il seems they bear it
'ssle INV patiently. IN. r. Herafd.
Fs"s From the N. f. Galaxy.
nrCG.aRLY REaDERs-.aG.aiN.
.aasher opportunity is presented to US OF ex-
nn, ,,,e Iittleness and pitifal parsiiaony of that
lp''s = beings which is always w1iiiog to read
f's'' 10 encourage those who are instruments
80 qualification. Almost every neighbour
~ .:. ,,fested with one or more OF these worse
~ 81 Fgyptian plaques, who can scent news
w. = rs;le Off and borrow or steal it before its
ssser can enjoy the privilege for whicll he
Tsa 80 -hich by every rule OF civslity aud
be lls right to enjoy--that ofread-
f.ean st Dsneegr as~ of the earliest
81 iayy discontinued lsis subscrip-
see 10 ether reason, than E6s bis
hb0a vaul1 uevsr permit ei.a ke
ne asta - snsFsaa-
IA faunss who
~ sapsRes bgfa wltheai
Is gsas6lfs& 8ssa4e
sas.fiptian q ss
~ st Inc ssEal re
8s psy hat solns
s / s.,s. check this scr afua
<f~h. hasa ma.
y i All the traubi1 sos et
s.r.pareror other perloa.e a.
.se II II to those who pay no to aan
'..s,r;ao has become so habitual Ia. as
IN athing Of course, as sleeping and ea,,
zm.s.. hnrrowcrs, or beggars, or stealers, (they
~ho<e whichever epithet suits them best)
s2t .;th As much show of secency, call upon
g vood-uatured neighbor every day at din
i. fine and FIJI their unconscionable maws with
IN they find upon his table, as thus to deprive
- q yri,at he has provided for the indulgence
ii ;utallect. If shame could touch these
..e,.;nent fellows we should advise those who
~ troulled with them TO publish their names !;
\ = they are proof and balwark against sense
"a reason. re recommend an application of cotC
;1ttzken from the sellshod foot Of the aggrev-
|5n,rtv aad applied directly to the pcsteriors
d the otker. 'Ac think this remedy would be
Sfsf!aa -
! AZ /, SAMUEL HORTON. Of Capandassua.
ssnty Of Ontario, and State of New York, served
country as Drummer seven years il taeiLLev-
n. onary War. under the command of CO..
anb. who commanded the heavy artillery com
l ,oy. Towafds the close of the war | was tax
4 pnsopeE by the enemy Afterwards made ny
I. Esape, and regainef M Comp /, ard received
= Through for six weeks. On my return, found
% nce was declared--l then asked fer my dis
\ &srge-was informed it was sent ne by a GER
bin Captain. b. as he fed 20 tbs British,
!. .kswrnceived It.
= Ifihere he any nqW living, wig can testify
u bal served my country, aud hey viii inform
q here they reside they win confer lasting ia,
n sppon their friend Ihave received the testi
MY Of one, and wish to obtain one more.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

4EsGbaags 6sea PorfIars,
HAyE this day added to sheif former afl re.
a ment Of Goods
} bale real T&ttan Plaids, containing great variety
do Bomhagers, do do.
do Wild Borss
do, Roee Blankets sii 5aes and very fuPe'iot
quality.
! do Blue Cloths. very cheap
do Eisnnes,
do Rugs
8 do, Walfham factory Co,.on.7 Q and So
| Cafe Coppsrpa,es and furniture Patches,
do. Cslicces
do Cambrics 4 s and e4,
Fen pieces uery sapoTter 1sFc4o .
Clothg and herscV.
Dec 91. #.
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TUE fnbfcriber Gs-, fer fac hi. farm in Wind
nam p.eaian y fisus ed on the uiieet tosd
fron Portland TO Brdgon and 0 ishe -Abou
mites from the formet p'sce consaihing 20 acres
of excellent and, (25 acres of wh,cn. Is covered
with wood under good Ra,s of cuitvs.ion.
wilfproduce from 80 TO 40 tons hay aerua'!y;
has bar diome young orcha of nearly 0lrees
aud is we fenced and wa'ered. The buiidirgs on
sld farm are decen.y dnhsd two tory dwell
ling houls with convenient out hcu : and two
well 6nfhsd barns one Of which is nearly new.
For term which will be liberal appty4o fhe fub.
fcriber JOHN CHUFB
Wirdham, December, 2f. IT,
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In Harpswell, by the Rev. $. Eaton, Mr.. John
Reed, 10 Miss Alice Alexander.-Mr. John Lam
bert, to Miss Betsey Alexander.-Capt. Paul
Slower, 10 Miss Lucy Pinkham.
In Hallowell, Mr. Joseph Y. Gray, Of Gardi-
ner, 10 Miss Elizabeth Locke.
In saco, MIR. Edward Merrill, 70 Mss Elizabeth
Gocgings.
In Wesbrook, by Rev. c. Bradley, Mr.. John
london, 10 Miss Sally Baiy.--Mr. William Ken
naTd, Of Windham, 10 Miss Charity Winslcw, OF
the spFmeg placs.
IN Bath, By Rev. ]. W. Ellingwood, Mr. Thom-
a. Tileston. Of Boston, 20 Miss Maria II. fallman,
daughter of Hon, Peleg Tallman, Of the former
plsce.--Slr. Robert CTooker, Of Bath, 70 Mise
Sally Bowker, Of PhipsbuFg.
IL this town, by the Rev. Mr. Paysou, DIR. ILL
As KELSEY. mer TO Miss EaELIGE CRoss.
Last evening, MIR. CHARLES BLAycBARps r1er.
u Hiss NARY WIxsaTP DANA.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22
WHo HfFE FOR SHE,

ITH0 HIVE FOR SHE,
flG casks superior quality LiRlE.
.1Iso-on board stoop Jose1h, Capt SlGnuood,
4 bales prime utyfand COTTON, (new cTop)
Pipes Cs,gnisc BRANDY {h,st quality
90 bags white Calcutta SUGAR
10 chests Y ffyson and Hyson Skin TEA
90 boxes RAisINS
10 Hhds. Conn'l. BOTTLES, assorted sizes.
Nv STORE,
For sale on reasonable terms and credit,
6 Casks Malaga WINE
60 20 Casks y Malaga RAlsINs,
90 Barrels Muscovado SUGAR
248 GRlNDSrOAES, small sizes ossupe-
nor qualify.
90 bags PlMENTO
90 chests aud boses TEA
pipe HOLLANDS GIN
hhds. SUGAR
los crates assorted Crockery Ware
&c hhds ST. Croix ana WinGward Is!an.
RUM
/ 90 10 retailing MoIasses
:. pipes American Brady, 4ih PToei
30 kegs maplIacIured Tol,aqeo, q - !
quality
l9 DO Snuff
23 bags Cacltta white sugas
10 Samatra Coffee
superNne Lalsmore
Cast Iron atoxes--~Gri rinI a,c
b. 9 and [ by 10
80 Chests & Boxes Hvsc..,
Young lIyson, Tyson Sir.
So1chpng auj Campci.
|E}HW NTFD.at~a
For which e sEI 5sPeis As Z fsi, s'hs
5000 bushels fLAA-ShE:
Ar2'y 10 G ATWOOD
pori and Oct -
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Sale at Auction.

Sale at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, tbe goth inf. al II
o'elock n NJ. If nat p,sviongy d'5Pefsa
Of at prisais (dls -
THE SHOP lately occupied by MRS.
M. WrscHxsrsR. 6tuased 10 Wsish-ooks
nearly onpodte woodfor3's Comb Msuufaaory.
Sale IN the premiles. and conditions may pc known
hr .nn,v;ny yto e. MbELLAN,1 a..
T FLETCHER,
Portland, Dec. 20. 1873.
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NO. 5, MGSSEf'S ROT

Portland, Dec. %.
Y -HE fuhfcriber hereby gives pubic uc,ice to
all cuncerned that ffie has been duly appoin
ted and taken upon herself the sruit Of admnis-
trs,rix 90 the elta.e Of JOaEPH R1CHARDsON,
late of pcwnal in the county of Cumberland de.
ceaf.d, by giviDg bond ss the law d'rect'--fhe
the efoe requeAs all reffons who are indebted to
the faid decea{ed eea'eto make imnedsa'e pay
ment and rhafe eho have any demands thereon
10 exhibit The fame for fets'emen' 70
J.EE RlSHiED3CN.
Powrai, pec 9. ie.s
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II c. ATTWO0DS Auction and CoMHIs-
ID. SION EsrABLIsHssT, y removed IRON she
head of Exchange street % the elegant sricS
sraRs, head of Union Wharf. j ne business ia
fntnre will be conducted nnder tue hrn OF
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! &ottCa,,S.
'esday, December %, 1918.
massachusetts, Claims" I"

Ia
suaor Of the Argus still continues his s'use-
- m opposing the allowance of our
as The United States for services rem
s ihe1ate war. Should the general
ssaa prove honest and discharge this debt,
~ ses !. Dol they viii, 4 the awful consequent
i Ns patriot apprelends, cannot other
we hope and trust he will be per
b1,.. .'eise The privilege with winch the
81 -. ,'o.ss'ies IN Connecticut were indulg-
assuming has part 10 government. This
- ss'e which hrs unwearie9 assiduity
Ii, - essse richly entitle him 20, pro-
- sss.a'ciently versee ia vulgar fractions
- NE amount.
ng lately beld in Philadelphia 10
so''''aefai'on The ekpcd'eaey u peti-
'ess los siop tie exrqsgalion OF spe-
'so''ed without taking suy step 10
eoleci. The es,l~ endured N ll,e
:" slslbuied 70 the inmen.e dis-
- = 'i'e Banks. wish view Of mat
!, ''oe'df i The Directors ot toe u. 5.
-. .'sed, AMI we think very jgstly,
anil sssosilcism.in disconting
''''eA ip l'iaIadelpl;a & Baltimore,
y 'oa''cd 10 Tive w'lule New Eng.
~. pA ."'s Mort ot : 100000. The
.s''..de'Piig, boldly asserts that res
k<., 's'.a'is alsi iradcrs have been de-
.4as !, = .s''ens. a0d thai he money has
"a 49, = o'oeA joLbers, spectators, bro
asn. Nph VIA. Justice ibis
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

A. AGRICULTURlL SOCIETY.
THE Members Of the Sc OND AGalcUL-
4 .TURAL SOCIETY, Of the County Of Ok
forl, are hereby notified that their animal meet
ing will be held On TCESD Z H.ef6h ef Jdr-
larg. at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. at the CoURT-hoUsz
in Paris. CALEB FRLS3loS, aotcTg..
December %, 1918.
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Atwood & Calvin,

PunctnaI attention paid 10 all business entrusted
to their care ---Cash literally advanced ca Con-
s;pnmepts. 30. ATIWO0D.
GEORGE J. CALVIN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

sloop President, York, from St. Johns, for New
York, with plaster and grindstones-sloop Gov
ernor, Johnson, from Roston-l6tb, schr. llsley,
Stanwood, from Newhayen, with -four and APP
ples--brig Alexander, Robinson, from Liverpool,
via. Thomaston for Boston, with salt, crates, &c.
18th, sloop Venus, Roberts, from Boston--t8th
soop Jane, Mansfield, from Boston, for Lubbock,
with -four, pork, tea. &c.-l9th, sloop Christie
pher-C Columhus, Brown, from st. Andrews, with
plaster and fish.--20th, sch. Paragon, Brown,
from do for Boston, with salt, potatoes s. stone.
cLEARAScEs.
Foreign. Clear d, Dec. t6th, brig Portland,
Drinkwater, for Havana--bris Leopard, Deerlng,
for West-Endies --l7th, brig Albert, Prince, for
Havana--brig Ariadne, Haskell, for st. john
18th, brig Argo, Drnkwater, for Havana -schr.
Rabbit, Ham, for St. Michaels--bark American,
Lord, for West lndies.-l9th, sch. Rising States,
Conway, for St. Johns,
Coasfacise. --,sloop Jane, Gould, for Newburn -
nth, sloop Abbie, Morton, for Boston,--2l, schr.
Five- Brothers, Howes, for Newport.
PORT OFTB.9TH,
.4rrired, Dec. 18th, brig Henry, Johnson, from
Matanzes; brig Lydia Reed, from Boston.
Cieared, Dec 18th, brig Belvldere, lie ,is, for
Martinico; schr Hero, Hunt, for West Indies
brig James Monroe, Cook, for West-lndies.
SURFING nfEMoRANpA.
Sch. Seneca, Cammet, from Portland for Al
exandria, cargo sugar, beat, plaster, &c. went
ashore on Cape Henry, I'd INST Vessel lost
part of her cargo expected to be saved.
Brig Castor, Of Portland, from London, fol
Newyork, with the captain SICK below, was spo-
kef. the 18th inst. off Block Island.
VESSELS LEFT.
AZ Porto RICO, Nov. 25, brig Hesper, Lord
for Kennebunk- -uncer
At Amsterdam, Oct. lQ Neptune, Stevens, o
Hallowell, for Newly ork, 9 or days.
At Cape Henry, Nov 20, Unity, Of Kenne
bunk for leewaTd.
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KENNEBEC BRIDGE LOTTERY,

ioo3 Prizes, (1-7eLess than 2 $4,000
1897 Blanks, blanks 10 prize.
5000 Tickets, At S25 each, is $4,000
Pci.ss subject 10 deduction of ID per cent agd
all payable in cash at the Branch Of the U. 5.
Bank 10 Boston.
Six DAYS drawing. OF 500 numbers each.
Sanl,nnnrn brirss "a fn,Ln,ns -.
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GEsSRS. EDITORS,

xEssRs. EDITORS,
It is source ofsurprise and regretto many
Of your Fellow Citizens that day so pecu
liarly interesting to Chrisiendom .as that which
gave birth 10 our Saviour should by so large
proportion Of the Christians Of this country be
entireIy disregarded.
s'he gstuEa of this day il we'll calculated to
excite in the minds Of al, feelings Of alteration
and gratitude to the Supreme Being, for his
manifold goodness in sending Saviour 10 re-
deem LOST and perish;ng word.
That this day is interesting 10 all denom-
nations of Christians, no one will deny and
can any reason then be offered why all should
not participate in lis celebration.
On the approaching cHRIsrmAs, it is sugges-
ted that merchants & others should close their
places of business, and al! classes of citizens of
whatever denomination should unite with the
ErrscorALrANs in the religious services of tie
day that this may he the case is the ardent
wish of EANy.
At the annual meeting of the Portland Marine
Society held Dec IS, t8f8-~the following Officers
were chosen
Enoch Preble Esq. President.
+ Capt. Thomas Brown. Viee President.
Mr. Stephen Waite, Treasurer.
Mr.. sohn Woodman, Secretary.
Capt. Thomas Lancaster,
Capt. Lemuel Moody, I ro,nm;gs. of
Capt Jonathan Waite, Regsr
Capt. Robert tlsley,
Capt. John L. Lewis,
All delinquent members are requested to.call on
the Secretary and pay their dues. -.
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POHT tF FtJNF g .ElFfl
Entrances and clearences AZ re Castaia- House.
ARRIVALS
Arrived, Dec. 18th, sloop Messenger, Porter,
fton, Boston sloop William, stanford, lrom do
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charge q made, viii probably be seen by the
report OF the committee lately appointed by
Congress 10 investigate the concerns of that
institution, who are now sitting in philadel.
phia.
Woraty of Imitation We understand the
Ladies in the second parish in this town, with
zeal characteristic Of their sex, have raised
by subscription, forty doiizrs, The sum necessa-
ry 10 constitute their pastor, the Rev EpwAaD
PAYsoN. member for life of lhe American
Education Society-Aand also, the further sum
of t;gsatv fue dollars to constitute him
member Tor life of the Maine Branch of
the American Education Society, lately
Instituted.
Jqd;e Blinds Report "A letter to the Ed
lor OF the Ralt,more Patriot, dated at Wash
ington on Friday last, mentions that Judge
BANDS Report in relation TO his visit 70 South
s>aerica. has not yet beei, laid before Con-
81 that persons ofgaod jptlgnent, who
i8ale sea 1 e'sfesent it Is very able, and s5
hieale h0aogal N 10 Judge. Il is of great
'cr5ssas aa4 N4 is supposed, an octsvo
a'ome oF more thar 5QGpages.
-2<c~-
la IA. tai1go of Maryland, biil has
inlrlun e8 'to facilitate lhe recovery OF
~n. oae fram iae several banks in the State
aE aempel te said banks to pay specie
! lor q 9.es Or forfeit their charters. A
conusee las SO been appointed to bring in
a - s. e9f,' to persons protesting the
Jewish - ol, the same civil privileges that
Sare enjoyed ss other religious sects."
! Execution Of .4rbuttnct and Ambrister.-A
writer at Nashville, in attempting TO justify
| Gen. Jackson in executing these men, asserts,
that ''be General so far from regretting the
course he had adopted. bad publicky declsf
ed that he was only sorry that he had mol hung
up the governor of Pensacola and The com
| mandant Of 81. Marks p
| Singular Occurrence, A St. Louis paper
| (E. = 9Th Oct. which says that, An In.
! dian trader named Pelham was here few
davs ago with Newfoundland dog-A man
aaned Jenkinson. also an Indian trader, had
lust been crowned Pelham directed the dog
e dive be instantly dived down s. dragged u
tie bodg ofpoor renknson. this were all
/ itWcld be common occurrence only, as ii j,
well known. that tie Newfoundland dog i
, faithful and sagaciops; but the aEectlonate
animal had but just risen above the walerJ
deep, when he again. returned 10 il unbidden
and dragged up the body Of another man.
who proved TO be the brother Of the 6yst, ant
Instantly laid him by his side.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-22

The lottery vii positively c0mWence drawing
or Friday, the ist Cay Of january, 10 Boston, at
5 O'Clock
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1900.
tx nfAl


ID 1890.
~, ,0Q2 Tickets at d. Di15,0oO.
The Union Canal viii commence drawing 90
Monday g2i iay Of February, 1919, and will he
completed On or before .he last day a April en-.
sninw.
(ry- TICK ETS and Raris IN the ADORE Splendid
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All delinquent members are requested tocsll on
the Secretary and pay their dues. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

The president aud directors Of the literary
fund, IN compliance with the resolution Of the
committee of schools, beg leave, 10 answer to
most oftbe Inquiries contained therein, 70 Teier
10 thu report tor the present year, made ~ che
OF assembly leiatiye 10 tie literary fund. To-
addition to the Information therein contained,
they herctO annea statement (mAIksd ~ Of
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Commitllc Room. % 3

Committee Room, Dec 3Ist 1877.
SIR-In conformity with resolution Of the
committee OF schools and colleges, Hereto an
neXed, beg leave, through you, to call on the
president and directors oftbe literary fund for
Tie information required by that resolution.
The board, iH giving the information asked for,
will be pleased TO state what will be The proba-
literary fund from the United States when re-.
ceiyed. As PrOmpta reply as pOssibIeis desir-
ed by the cOmmitte.
l remain very respectfully, yours, &c
ROBERT G.. SCOTT,
Chairman Of the Committee
Of Schools and COAtgeS.
To Governor PRESTON,
us President Of the Directors
Of tie Literary Fund.
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liemo. cj' lie Rere,.ae Of the Literary YTitad.
amount per report, Sol ,53t ~
Fines, terieturcs, escheats, &c -. 10000
10000 yet dae from U. S.......... 1882
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Resoloed, That The chairman of the comm T.
tee of schools aud colleges be requested 70 call
on the board OF directorS of the literary fund.
for Il statement Of all the money belonging To-
that fund, whether it be in stock, securities or
cash and the probable sum which will vet be
obtained from the government Of the United
States for the said fund together with a re-
ference to the particular laws of the General
Assembly of Virginia by which the Literary
Fund was created and enlarged.