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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

LYON SALE or tXCHNNGE, ON irasonabe teIiss.
for real properly the ciu al Rtcll ond OF ~ i's
vicinity, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND ACRES 0P
LAND. ~ The state Of Kentucky.
For sale. also a tract Of FIFTY ACnFS or LAM
neat InCSaloe creek, IN The county oi Ucnit,o Ian
short distance above tile confluence 81 the cfgek it
James ryerlbis latter tract Of land Is believed 10
cohtaiH great quantity Of coal tract OF i've
ON either side oi James river any whsfe on the wa.
teTs thereof ALONG with The tract viii be sold and con
veyed ul tgh Of mgtcs egess, and Tegrsss into and
OUT ~ more han two undrcs acres adjoining The fny
"ndcaryng away all coal that may be found In the said
actH0NB been (ofRd.
II Enquire Of Mai Robert Gamble ot II the snbscri.
DeI. Jhly q. H..u ALEX. MCRAR.
VIE subscribers offer Tor private safe on cTra 81
= y =, g. and years. commencing from tue 2g.h
harthlnst a. feet Of vacant GROUND on street al.
Joining tie Oif Ugrket Horse aud extending back one
hundred feet TO alley Of 10 feet-AisO on tb. saae
accomnodang terms several scite Ter luz her boose
on sttee ~ 20 feet Nde back o The Aose desciioad
laid on street.. JOHN ADAMS.
SAMUEL &. ADAMS.
ETCcufoTS " Richgyd FdGns. dsc.
Nh"Net -. 3i..Ct
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'bWENIN DOLLARS REWNRO fnT n IeIlow c,I1-1
- b'tLEf sometimes calls himself BiiIcy Pve who
eoped rom my plantation In AlbcmaIle c6uutv n,ay
Sco. Landing, on Monday the 10Th inst-IIe is very
h,eGh riih and straight made fellow aban feet incl,
n,en, WIN nhconimony small eyes and high forehead
he above reward with all reasonable CHARGES willie
pau ior bis delivery at MY planalou or securing him
IN Jail so that get HIM again '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

'5WENlI DOLLARS Observation-Disclosures ron,
Richmond on or ahOnt the 18th az April last where
~ was bIfeh my negro man named GIIES-Ie is
ABOUT 20 years old five feet ten eleven inches biob
mas lost ms right eve lie has nose aud rabe5
pleasing address, and when into Heated is very rail-
I'VE lie rs well knsUn in The lower country
yiTom Richmond TO Hampton. where he has wai,ed on
me as hodt servant for years past As he has
variety OF clothlhg, cannot particularly describe his
ores'. IF delivered to me- or confined in ,iI co IL,
ger hlm again, viii give the above reward
hanover, july7. IS..u SAMUEL J. WINSTaN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

'EWENrY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ranaway fTom the
"A shDscIiheT on the 10th OF May last a negro man
dea JOHN, a0ont 80 years Of age, feet7 or inches
neo yellow complex ~ he said John was purchased
w ibs""s owen roma Mr. Samuel, Of Caroline conn
" a.u has we al MI Bdails's Tavern in SAID coun.
~ where 1t is very prsbable he is lurking a. nrssen, IN
theheght'ihood, or Of Mr.. pies, TO which estate he
formerly DeiongcdThe above reward will be given In
any person who viii deliver him 10 me at The prooL
tavern tenIlco county ar {" Thomas Owen in Uauo.
vet, OF TEN DOLLARS if secured in any js so thai
&C. " .' ssn,"' SAMUEL OWEN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
The Presidents Tour.
B. c.. Atwood,

Head Of Excbs.es STRAIT,
HAS ;ult received :" The Tour of JAMES
II MONROE, Prehdent of the United States,
in the year 1917; through the New Englaud
States, together with
II sketch of his Life,
his Inaugural speech and fra Mefase and His
torical aud Geographical Notice, of the principal
places Though which he pafed. Ornamented
with Portrait Of the PreGdsnt.
BY 5, PUTNAM WALDO, Efq
seysubfcrbers are requeaed TO call and receive
their numbers -" Having few extra numbers,
non.lubieribers may be fupplfed with this uleful
and highly interel:ing work if they apply within
zffew days June SO
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
May 80
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

In Senate, June 6, 1913
ON the petition aforesaid, ordered, that the pc
ttiouers cause attested copy of their petition,
with this order thereon, to be published in the
Eastern Argus and Portland Gazette, three weeks
in succession the last publication to be thirty days
at least, before the second Wednesday of the next
session of the General Court, that all persons in
terested, may then appear and shew cause, (if any
they have) why tue prayer of said petition should
not be granted. Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS, President
In the House Of Representatives. June 6, 1918.
Read and concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
A true Copy-Atest,
ST. McCLEARY, Clerk Of the Senate.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
The 1lnf7ra, purpureo Eho a(pero, Of DR..
Withering, Or the c2nhlmptive pa
tient's infalhbe yeRoratlve.

THE in,en'or Of this efficaclous and invaluable
- composition, is tuy sensible under what
disadvantages he offers TO he public lately dis
covered medicine From the multitude u meu-
clal com pounds, with descriptions of which the
papers IN every part OF the comment abount, be
is aware thtt tin happy and rePested experience
proves the effect of his medicine his composition
will be clsssed by many among the nssuums of
quaCkery. But, assured of The virtues OF this
Tlncrure he comes forward with a consciousness
Ot desc wing and confidence If recelvng af er
talr trial ot its properties IS Mode, all The en-
0ulGgement which Il merits. ii wssa motive
of humanity which first prompted the discoyerer
20 tty lts powers, rather than prospect ofils
being luccRt,e and, from repeated trisls which
have been made with Il on consumptive patients
hiss generally proved successful and uniform
y atievlsulng and has exceeded the expecta.
ions OF the most sangune. The composit,on
has been Pronounced IN Great Britain by the
first medical Characters in the kingdom tie on
ly nfslhie cure or relief in pulmonary COM
plan Patlents ~ho have been in v,hat ia all.
ed tie last stage OF consumI tion, by The use of
few phiais OF the medicine have bsen restored
70 pristine health and yigour. To those who
have tried every medicine in vain and who have
been al one moment fattered with returning
health sna again been disappointed at The next
trial of its virtue 10 earnestly recommended.
The preparation is perfectly innocent even on
the constitutions of fintsnIs, bu,lt must be taken
sgreesbly TO the objections which accompany
each phisl,
To those who are affected with any disorder
ofthe lungs, the use of il never fails o give
relief. To those who have confirmed Phthisic
well as to those who have only lis incipient
symptoms the use Of his medicine will give im-
mediate and lasting relief. 1t is likewise he
srrest and most ehectusl remedy in Ansssrcs
r dropsy and all other cecular affections.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
1PTAKE NOTICE IN

Real Estate to be sold at Auction
1T S Mcclellan and 7. Fletcber's Office IL
Portland on Thurfday the 18th day Of
September next, anle5s previouly sold al
PriUdte Eale,
THAT well known and valuable FISH S7,6NZ
on Ba'iey Iiland IN HsrPfweI, now occupied
by EDWARD iNcRAHAM b Co. containing twelve
acres of Land with the DtUsIang Bons, Barn, Store
f % bOu's Sbef Ciasrss Wsigbt, sad Ssai.s, ,Raad-
BarerOs Splitting ta5ies, tge. Ee.
.4LSO-r The Wharves, Dock, aud all the priv
ieges thereunto belonging-Flake Yard. &c.
A plan of the premiies may be feen aud conds
lions made known, which will be liberal, at the
time of sale. Fer information inquire of the
bove named Aucfioneers or Of John ROWE, of
Lltban.
June esd, 1918. uswl
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
COMMENCEMENT
AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

TN behalf of the Executive Officers of Dartmouth
Il College, and pursuant to authority derived from
the Trustees, hereby give notice, that, in order
20 avoid all occasion for collision respecting the
place for the publick exercises, the annual COM
mencement will this year be holden on the third
Wednesday of August next, being the nineteenth
day, instead Of the fourth Wednesday, as hereto
fore established
Candidates for the second Degree and for the
Degree Of Doctor in Medicine, as also applicants
for admission into College and all others concerned
will take notice hereof, aud govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
FRANCIS BROWN, President
Dartmouth College June 2018i8.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
NOTICE.

THE mail which has been carried by the fub
fcriber from OCT IN 81 il now under the
following etahiiihment, viz leave Kennebunk
wedneldays at s P M. by Alfred, Wa.erborough
Hollis Buxton. Limington, Cornifh Limerick 20
Parfon,6eld and return by the fame route to
Kennebunk Saturdays at S P, M. leave Kenae-
bunk Saturdays at 2. M by fired, sandford,
Lebanon. Shapieigb Newfeld TO Parsonsfed and
return by the fame route TO Keunebunk Tuefdays
a, M--Thole who have fxvoured me with
any commands will plesie TO receive my uEfeign
ed acknowledgements and any that may be son
tinued fhail be attended TO with fidelity and promp-
tiude. JAMES d, TUCKER.
Standilh, June go.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
B4THTNG.

THE Bathing. House, adjoining Maj Days Dis.
u tillery, back of Cumberand-street. is open
for the accommodation of visitors THAT the
Warm Bath is relaxing and debiitating," SAYS
Doct. ]. q. Coffin, of Boston, +" is prevalent 0.
pinion, though nothing is less founded ia truth
when the bath is rightly managed.
I" The idea has arisen from a msappcation of
the bath. and the want Of that discrimination which
distinguishes between the use and abuse of a good
thing, whose natural and constant tendency. in
this instance sto sooth the sensations and to raise
and invigorate the powers of the body, and of the
mind. Portland lime so
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
CHARLES KIMBALL,

. RSPECrFULLY informs the public that he
~ CONTINUES buGness at the Store lately improv-
ed by Durham aud Kimbaii, No 2 Exchange r ow,
where he has for faIe
Hhds Moiafes fuperior quality for retailing
l HID and bbls Mnscovado Sugar III quality
so Quintals Pollock Fifh.
Ageneral afortment of
Vest India Goods, Groceries, and
Country produce,
all Of which are offered on good terms.
June so.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
CANCERS.

DoCT. CIDNEY, formerly from Litch
removed 20 Salem, Mafs. where he purpoies TO el-
tablilh hmleIf and vii cop6ne his practice
wholly to Cancers and thofe glauduar complaints
which relemble Cancers io their nature or aP.
pearancss; having feveral years 6nce wholly re-
hgned the practice in the common branches of
PhyGc and Surgery with dehre of becoming more
extsnlvely u(eful by extending his practice ir
this diitreifiug maady; in the pur(us of which,
he has uniformly met with that encouragement
which the fucce(s of his practice merits. Per
tons wIihing further information can have refer
ence 60 fome of the mott respectable PLY 6cans
who have witnefiea number of the cures he has
performed. He hopes however, (oon TO give =
practical Specimen of hi, remedy in this place; he
would further mention, that this remedy can be
applied on almolt any part of the fyGem, (even
10 the eye or mouth) with the srsatet lafety, and
ieidom cauies 10 much pain as 10 require ano
dyne; nor will it have the lean effect on undis-
eaied heih; il operates by cau6ng entire fe2a-
ration OF the Cancerous portion from the found
fieih TO take place, aud effe0ualy purging the
ood from the diiorder at the fame time, the
time required 10 bad cafes 10 generally from to 4
weeks The poor will receive every aid and at
tention gratis. He wifhes not to attend paties<s
at any conlderable diliance where il il praetica
Ole tor them 20 come, on account of the inconven-
renee TO thole who may call in his ab(ence this
Will enable bin to be generally found AT bis office
Apply at the isx Coffee Houfe.
ELEAZER CIDNEY.
June 2s. SIN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
Copartnership DISSOLVED.

THE CO, sartnership heretofore existIng undel
the firm of DUNHAM & KIMBALL, 4. this
dsyby mutual consent dissolved. All persons hsv-
ing demands against said frm are requested to
present them for settlement, and those indebted
are requested TO make immediate payment q
CHARLIE KIMBALL, who is duly authorised to
receive The same and to adjust the concerns o.
the company. STEPHEN DUNHAM
CHARLES K1M3ALL.
Iune 25 1918
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
MILLER'S
Celebrated IICH OINTMENT,
(sop I2 mo


rs offered TO the public as being one of the ca.
slest and safest cures for this disorder-Long
experience hss proved The efficacy of this Oint.
ment. Il is perfectly safe in its operation, and
may be applied TO the srnalles, infant without
danger. The scent is sgreesble-It is not ne
cesssry tor The patient to take btmstone, as ~
common in olher ointment. This Ointment y
put up in tin boxes, convenient 10 carry, and
each genuine box will be accompanied with d'-
rectlons if genuine, and will be signed BY JOEL
MILLER. The above Ointment may be hsd n
smali or large qusnliues OF JoEL MILLER. -
George; Doctor Cwus Hoib'Qok, Sign q s.
Luke's Head, No SIS, Hsnover street, pr. oaan-
sei Horton, .9r. No 4, Newbuy stree b9S'o"
of 4Nr BENJAMIN Butrnan, Po 'land -4ee,y haNS
son, W.ldoborough mr.. Jude Hgae, q p'1T W..
wick Hafsey Heaiey, George Nc Le'laN ah1 -
than Fales, Thomss,own, md oates Fs''y' -. -
den Rice q Gsers Friendship; 6e0'ss N00'"'o"'
ST. George.
M. The above Ointment IS sold also BY The
princ;pAl Apo,hecaries, Booksellers snd Irsoers
10 Msssschuse,ta sud in ;be British provinces.
February, 10. N'1
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

To the Hon. the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives Of The Commonwealth Of Mossd-
chusenS.
YHAE undersigned beg leave respectfully to rep
l. resent that public convenience requires that
Bridge should be erected over Presumecot river
in Falmouth in the county of Cumberland, at Sta
ples' point so called, and a petition is now pend
ing before the Hon Court Of sessions for said coun-
ty for laying out road across said river at said
Staples point, and whereas the said court Of ses
sions have not authority to lay out road and
build bridge over the river at said point, it being
navigable, Your petitioners pray said court OF
sessions may be authorised and empowered tor this
purpose, and whereas said court Of sessions have
heretofore been authorized to appropriate the mo-
nies of said county for the building and supporting
bridge over said river short distance above said
Staples point, aud as said bridge is now in ruin
Gus situation and must shortly be rebuilt at the
pense of said county, as the public will be much
profted by road across said river at said Staples
point instead of the road now travelled.
Your petitioners request said court Of sessions may
be authorized, if they may find the same to be prop
er and for the public good TO discontinue the sup
port heretofore, and now afforded to the present
bridge from said county, and appropriate the same
or as much as may be requisite for the building
and supporting bridge across said river at said
Staples pontIA land in duty bound will ever pray
EDWARD RUSSELL,
WILLIAM b. SEWALL,
EBENEZER EVERETT,
Nav 80 WILLIAM BARROWS,
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

TO LET,-in Northyarmouth,
or to be exchanged for the hire of one in
~ Portland thai arge and commodious three
ffory DWELLING HOUSB, belonging TO the es.
tate of Mr.. NATHAsIEL JEEKs situated at
Northyarmouth coroer Inquire of WILLIAM
LoRD, Porslsss, or Rura JKNks, on the prentice.
June 80.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14

THB copartnesfhlp heretofore exiting bet vetn
l. the (ubfcribers under the firm of MUSSEY
* WHITMAN 10 this day by mutual confent dh
lolved. All perlons indebted are called upon to
make payment, and all perfons having demands to
exhibit rhe fame 10 CHARLEs MUssEY at J. Mu1ey
ir Rfo Office, who is duly authorized to fette he
accounts of (aid firm CHARLES MUSSEY,
lung go JOSIAH WHITMAN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
CORDAGE,

For Sale at No Lonp Wbsyf
A Quantity offmall CORDAGE of different e.
xes,-- Filhermens Hawsers &c ALSO a
quantity of fine Yarns fpun from the ben of Hemp
and may be laid up 10 Gables. Shroudlng any
kind of Ropes by memorandum at ihort notice,
and on low terms.
-ALSO-
Hhds. W. |. Rum,
s@Pipes Brandy,
2 Hhds. Gin
IS Bbls Middlings Flour,
90 do. Clear Pork,
8 do. Sugar,
23 Boxes Dipt Candies.
June 80. PTHURsToN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
Excellent Stand for Business.

'0O1VV '0tOsVW VF IIUOtFtCSos
FOR Sale in Wayne, one acre of LAND, with
a two hory Houie, two tory Store, Barn S's.
For particulars enquire of
Nathaniel & Luther Dana.
P0,tiand, Dec. 2s, 1877
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
REMOVAL.
SAMUEL CHASE.

LAS removed from his late Rand 10 the fhop
next below the one improved by MIR Bur-
dick Berry, on Widgery's Wharf. north of the
head of Union Wharf, where he executes the
COOPERING BUSINESS,
IN all It's branches as ufuaI.
~ Having been appointed Deputy InfPeetor Of
Peksd aad S0uoled FISH, he will be happy to attend
to the commands of ,hole who may need bis iervi-
ces, in that line.
He mas for lale Gxty.6ve acres of Land in the
town of Har,i,on twenty of which 10 under good
improvement.
LiEswi,s-A Lot Of LAND with a good two
ftory DWELLING HOUSE thereon, fIuated at
the bottom of Witmot -Rreet, cheap for cath or ap
proved credit. If. Portland Junel6
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
SAMUEL HANSON,

Has for sale at has Store,
1E hhds ST. Croix Rum
~ 2 pipes Brandy
do Gin
80 hhds MolaGes
5000 lbs Sugar
1000 feet by Glafs
200 los Factory Yarn
so bbis Flour
200 bu(hels Corn
so quintals Pollock Pifh
10 kegs Tobacco
s chefs fouchong Tea
so dozen Bacheiders Scythes
so do scythe Sneat6s
SO do Hoes
5 tons Hallow Ware
dozen Mill Saws
10 casks I'D, lod GOD cut NaiIs
June Il
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
or REMOVAL.

u REMOVAL.
WILLIAMS TUKEY,
TT T7N-PLATB WORKER.
i Las Removed TO the lhop next above Mr.
VIM Gorhami., (Oeariy opposite his former Rand)
in Middle. lreet, where he viii keep conltantly
on hand general aGortmsnt of
TIN WARE.
June 50.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-14
Wool CQrding.

DEM. B. FOSTER Co,her at Ssccarappa falls,
ID wifhes to inform the pubick that he bought
three cardiug Machines the lalt year, and tor the
future will carry on the cardiug of wool with three
Machines-one for meriDo wool and TWO for coms
mon wool. For cardiug full blooded merlno wool
tea cents per pound, half DO eight cents, quarter
do. fix cents, common do. five cents per pound for
carding and Two cents for oiling per pound, He
thanks the public for 70 large lhare of the wool
carding The lalt year and thinks that ne has gwen
full iatisfsction, as no complaint has been made
He has his Machines ia good order and can card
into rolls one hundred and ieveRty FIVE pounds per
day He will warrant good rolls clear from nubs
if well pi:ked aud oiled thole from Cape Eliza
beth, or any perion that comes fix miles or more
with wool. can have their rolls to carry back VITA
them by waiting llort time He carded into
rolls the aif year upwards of rweve thousand
pounds and could have carded tweuty If the wool
had been brought TO his mill He carded more
than four thouiand pounds the lalf year than ever
vas carded before in one seaion at this place,
Wenbrook, June 9th. 8w
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emerged from the wafer sooner, before
the foil deposit was completed, and most
probably had its primogepial particles 81
different conjecture from that oil the O.
Their parts in the same valley.
From what has been said, We may pre-
sumo that the sea is constantly receding
from the land, and becoming more con-
tracted in its boundary but, at the same
time, deepening its bed-that there are
hot, as some have supposed, gradual
diminution Of water, which would ne coll.
trary 70 that harmony which we see pre-
vailing through the universe, and con-
trary to any chemical analysis With which
we are acquainted; but that, by natural
laws, which to some might appear for
tuirous, one element gives way to ano'
Their, till the watery one, too much re-
stricted in surface, finds its way through
the centre OF the globe, and destroys the
balance of continents which before ex-
listed when all are once msre INNER ed,
and universal chaos again prevails. Here
we might again 60 round with the rot'ne
Of new formation, and harmony arising
out of confusion but my readers, no
doubt, think that l have INDUCED fully
long in conjecture.
Silver Creek. St Clair County,l
Illinois Territory, April 8
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cattle. Besides these dreadful scrursss
we have ether suffering.
His Highness the Dey causes daily
and without respect to persons, people Ia
be arrested, executed or b2nishcd. ard
grsciousiy seizes on their property.
Every person is so terrified here.
hat people rret'y openly express the
wish that some foreign squadron would
make its APPEARANCE, aud some Chri.tian
power or other make itself master Of this
state of pirates.
"Oi the militia the third part is killed,
banished or is deserted great discoE-
tent prevails among The remainder. The
by, how ever, increases the number of
his body guard by blacks, AMI has plan.
ted before his castle strong line If "a
Founders, which command the city.
Several magnificent buildings are
erecting for the hey and his family. Ia
the midst Of the general misery his high.
ness frequently anus, 5 himself viii balls
and cause. the neishborhocd Of his Palace
to resound with music. The unhappy
Inhabitants, particularly the rich Jews.
have been obliged to ray contribution
of lUO.Gc0 piastres, and twelve Of the
most beautiful girls; Of the latter, some
have, however, ransomed themselves for
different sums, from 1900 to 5000 pias.
tres
E" The squadron Of corsairs which vas
out lstely on cruise, lies still dlsman.
tied in the harbor.
Some Of the principal Arabian tribes
in the interior of the country are ina
state of Instruction, and it is likely that
Others will follow their example, as the
Algerine government is in want OF means
to reduce them to obedience.--May the
iasurrecticn exterd hither!
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Shoes.

OAIoSCs
q & d. REED, have just received
D. fresh supply Of SHOES Of the
following kinds -
Ladies' Morocco and kid slips
Do. do. do. with buckles
DO. DO. walking shoes
Misses do. buckle do.
DO. kid slips
DO Leather shoes
Children's Morocco do. and bootees
Do. leather do. do.
GentIemen's calfskin shoes
Mems thick shoes
Bows fine and coarse do.
Mems and boys low priced hats
Ladies' and Misses straw bonne's
All of the above articles are offered fOT
sale on accommodating terms.-Country
merchants can be supplied with Shoes, at
the low est northern prices.
Nav % stuthlm