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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-04

Mr.. Sumpter, American minister AZ the
Bazils, is on the eve of leaving that court
Nv some IL Us supposed 10 have been oc-
casioncd BY The late censurablc conduct
OF the Portuguese; hut we believe that is
NOT the sole cause. Mr. Graham, former
~ chief clerk in the department of state,
Is spoken OF as his successor. Mr.. Ora
han * a very prudent and correct man,
and possesses much experience.
nv. Y. Nat. 1dr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
EGYPTIAN MUMMY.

In one of the late vessels from Eu.
rope, there arrived here genuine Egyp-
tian Mummy, perhaps the first ever in
troduced into the United States. 1t is
in state Of good preservation, and was
procured in Egypt by Ward Nicholas
Boylston, Esq. in his travels in that in
teresting and ancient quarter OF the globe,
He saw it taken from one of the cata.
combs at Memphis (Ssccara. II is cal.
culated that this embalment could not
have been less than "a centuries ago, as
the most ancient writers mention, that
the great art of embalment had been lost
in Egypt for many ages, We feel in,
debted to this patriotic gentleman for
this addition to the subjects Of at and
curiosity in our country.
Bos'. Cen. May l6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
Ordered, That the Superintendent q

Ordered, That the superintendent of
police give MOI &c to the commanding Of.
6cer Of the second brigade Of militia, that
the house on the public market square.
used for the guns, will be removed dur
ing The msrth Of June.
Ordered, That the street commi,si ner
do cause the brick tunnel, at the intel
section Of Washington AMI Wilks st eets,
% be extended to the full width OF Wash
ington street: Provided, the cost doe,
texceed one hundred aud sixty dollars
AUD that the expense thereof be charg.
ed to the fourth ward.
Passed in Common Council, 9Th d,r
of May, 1918:
J. II. HOOE, President
f the Common Council of Alexandra.
Approved.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
ssth May. 1873.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
49, Exchange CefSe House IA
WMARlNE JOURNAL. ~
PORT OF ALRxAsDRIA...MH, 60.

PORT OF hLExhHDRIh...Mk~ S9.
CLEARED.
Schr Philadelphia, Hand, PHILADELPHIA
Eliza Barker, Storms, ew-Bet
ford.
Sloop Fanny Mitchell, Georgetown.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Regaie, Andrews, 2 days from
New.Ycrk-coffee, &c. to merchants d
District.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington or. at Q ?. N. S,T
no vessel bound up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
Alsx,a. Common Council.

M y 9Th, 1918.
Ordered, That the Clerk Of Council
be and he is hereby directed 10 demand
from William Yeatpn, late surveyor, the
books and other papers containing the
records Of the surveys Of the town, and iu
case of his refusal to deliver them, 10
make a report Of the same to the Presi-
dent of Council.
On the petition Of VIM. N. Mills and
others, il is
Ordered, That the street commission.
er take up the pavement at the northern
intersection of Patrick and King streets,
aud repair the same according to the late
regulation Of Patrick street; and that he
cause the usual stepping stones TO Of
placed in the same; and charge the eI-
pense thereof 10 he "third ward"
Ordered, That the plat of,he town laid
down BY the measurement Of the surveyor
be referred to Messrs. Smith, Vowel,
M'Guire and Moore, with leave to report
by bll or otherwise.
Ordered, That corner stones and per-
manent marks be fixed at such extremi.
ties Of the town and other places. As have
been fixed by measurement Of the sur
veyor. /.
Ordered, That the petition Of JshD
Hunter and others be referred to Messrs.
Gid, Rhodes, Davis and Vowel, in order
to make report on the merits thereof,
generally.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
MELANCHOLY EVENT.

In one of the London papers it is sta
ted, on the authority OF letter from .
merchant Of Palermo, dated March Cd,
that the city OF Catania. in Sicily, had
been destroy ed BY an earthquake. .E!ns,
it is said, was making dreadful noise,
but no Eruption had taken place. Ca.a-
mia was, from similar cause, Dearly des.
troyed in 1898, when eleven thousand
persons persisted.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
To Let,
Shelmerdines Hats.

TIME subscriber has just received ~
Philadelphia one case Of hr't q
iity beaver Hats, Of the above GEM
mans manufactory.--According to
judgment they are superior to any Y
offered 10 this market-those dlsposed
purchase will please call and Judge
themselves as respects the pIic, a ,,c n
gance. SAMUEL y. hhhi '''
May 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

Receipt for ,rsnk and ,osepins eyes.
Make strong decoctiOn Of eamomile
boiled in sweet cows milk: with this let
the patients eyes b. bathed several times
a day as warm as can be suffered without
uneasipess. Persons almost blind have
been cured BY pelseverins in the use Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

The Hon. John Rush, Of Philadelphia
from some experiments made, is OF OPT
MON that dried Goldfish, cut into small
pieces, and put in the earth. will drive
away Moles frsm gardens. Take a
smooth round stick of about an inch in
diameter, sharpened at the point, and
perforate the ground in the roads Of the
Mole drop in small bit Of fish and CO.
yer the hole with small lump'of dirt,
and your garden will be rid OF these uis-
chieyous animals.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
BY last Evenings Mail.
N>>N~~N&>~N>1NN~Ne>>t~NN~~N<

New York, May s6. Below, this NOR.
ming, the British Packet Lady Mary fel.
ham, So days from Falmouth, E. and 7
IRON Halifax, with the April mail.
Also. schr. William and Mary, from
Richmond. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

A species grain called American bar.
lev, has been introduced in England
its handsome appearance induced seve.
raj persons to SOW quantity OF 1t, but
it did not at all answer their expectations.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
/" Cape Henry, April ss, 1878
ell. & shin Hornat

"Our ship is at hi. momeu' sanding
our of harbor bourd for Pert au 'rncs,
and have only time 20 leave line u 10
BY a schr. which is to sail in fec DAYS
Mr.. Taylor. who came out in ,hi' slip
accredited by the United States govern.
ment, has not ben received by his liable
majesty, (Chris,ophe.) He ret,rns in tie
schr MAY Flower.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

By the schr. May Flower, arrived on
the Esd inst. at Nswburyport from Cape
Henry, a respectable citizen Of tfis city
has received a letter from an officer on
board the United States ship Hornet Of
which the following is an extract
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

FROsTS. 1t is possible the late
frosts in the southern states have de-
stroyed the Hessian Fly and other irju-
rious insects in their chrysalis state.
In Delaware and Maryland, there is
a prospect Of an abundance of fruit.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
MEMORANDA.

.MEWUR.1VFD.9.
Ship POtsnac, Bradford, hence, il
Hampton Roads 25th inst.
Sloop Three Sisters, Atwater, hence
A.. at New York e6'h inst.
Atlantic, Woodward, at New
York s6th inst. up for thiS port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

The French chamber OF peers have 70.
ted the abolition Of the slave trade-9O
to S.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

Newport, May 90. On Saturday last
Spanish brig OF ID guns, prize to a
Bueuos Ayreau privaterr, run ashore On
the east side Of Block Island. She has
cargo Of dry goods, brandy, wine, pep
per, yc. and the crew have been for
some days past in state Of mutiny.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

The following Instructions to omceH
Of inspection for the port Of baltimore
are published for the information OF mas
tiers of vessels and shippers Of goods, 60
ing coastwise.
Custom House. baltimore,
Collectors o6fts May S, 1918.
The Inspectors of the Customs will
p!ease to notice, whenever coasting YES
sells come under their views, that toreish
good. in original packa ,es coming coast
wise, are required by law to be accom-
panied with the invoices BY which they
were imported, certified as originals, or
comics under the hand and seal of the COL
lector of,he district where they were l'"'
ported. Special attention must be paid
to them, and they must be detained I'LL
permits are issued for these particular
packages. In cases Of necessity. they
may be Immediately sent to the public
store, and at any time by consent or re-
quest of the owners or consignees Of the
goods or The masters of the vessels.
Nyolk, May s5
Captain Roxby, supercargo Of the schr.
La Florestine, from Martinique, states
that few days before they sailed, a pr'-
yateer schooner, about 80 tons BURDEN
under the Patriotic flag, had put into St.
Pierres for supply of water. Suspicion
however, as to her character. was exc't'
ed, and an investigation took place, in
the course Of which it was ascertaiaed
that she had three commissioned Captains
on board, viz. Frenchman, a spaniard
and an american, who were thereupon
seized and put in confinement. A sailor
also deposed that the privateer was from
New Orleans, and that on her passage
she had captured a French brig, out OF
which she took eight passengers, men and
women, and landed and left them on a
deso!ate island near Cayenne. The next
day a government schr. arrived from said
island, with the before mentioned pas
seIgers. and the consequence was, that
the three captains and their crew were
ordered into close confinement on shore
to await their trial. which would come on
in few days after the La Florestine
sailed.
Extract from the journal Of q voyage in
the ship Enterprise, lately arrived At
Philadelphia-commnRicated for the
FederaI Gazette.
"From Brister's island we proceeded
to the snares a small cluster of Islands
10 south latitude 4s, w. longitude l66 ]
here we found three men who had been
on an island seven years. A schooner in
which they were, being short Of provi-
sion, they chose to take their chance on
shore. They took with them from the
vessel quart Of rice, an iron pot and half
a bushel oil Poiatoes-the potatoes they
planted, and when we were there, the
whole side Of the island seemed to be CO.
vered with them. They had built Eve
houses and had 1900 dried skins. We
took them and their skins on board, and
brought them away from the island"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

FRANCIS DoDeE, Esq. was yesterday
elected unanimously by the Board of Dr.
rectors, President of the Central Bank
Of Georgetown and Washington, vice
John To,Ioe, Esq resigned. Mess.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29

a Boston Wonder, erplainsd.-The
shower Of fishes stated to have fallen on
the common of Boston, an account of
which is now going the rounds Of all the
papers, 10 satisfactorily explained, BY the
editor Of the Repertory. 1t appears that
{" the little pond in tee centre Of the COM
mon had overaowed its banks, and that
the fish, instead IF descending from the
clouds, had been left on the grass by the
water of the pond, as il receded within
its bounds. No fish we're found excerpt
where the pond flowed" Thus this very
excellent story is unfortunately spoiled.
On the eastern edge Of the Grand
Bank OF Newfoundland, a ship amid l'ir
ands Of ice has been struck BY lightning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-29
Alexandria, May %, tsAs.

We understand that President Mon
ROE will leave tbs city in eight or ten
days, on his contemplated tour to the
South. His exceIlency is in fine health.
Wash. Gax.
Annapolis paper of the 10th mentions
that the revenue cutter Active anchared
there on the 18Th inst to wait the arrl.
val Of the President Of the United States
Il has been erreneously reported that he
intended to embark in her for Norfolk,
but those who haveI set such a report
atloat ought TO know better. The Active
has no accommodation for the chief ma
sistra,e and suite she was never con-
templated by the Navy Department, to
be employed in this service. 10
The excavation has been commenced
preparatory to layi"g the founda!lo" o,
the centre Of the Capitoi Oh ''e o'''
states. :"
Charles Piuckney, esq. remains at ST.
Peter.bursh, as cha ge-des' affairs OF the
United States. p"
Mr.. TEN CATE, charge de affaires to
the Urited States from the Netherlands,
having been called to the exercise OF O.
,her functions under his sovereign, the
viscount de QuABEo, Of Brabant has
been appointed to succeed him.
Washington Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

da, which, on her voyage to England, off
Mad agascar, spoke the Palladium, country
ship, also on her way homewards. The Pal
ladium left Bengal on the 9th of July, and had
on board Government Gazette, wherein
was announced the agreeable tdings of a
peace with all the Mahratta powers. Ater-
ritory producing a revenue of one million and
half had been coded to the Company, TO in
demnify itfor the expenses of the war. Lord
Hastings had left Calcutta to see the Treaty
executed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
NOTICE.

yKTE the subscribers having
Wv been appointed by the Hon jeremiah
Bs,sy Efq Judge of Probate of Wills SC. for the
County Of ireoln TO receive and examine the
claims of creditors 10 the enate of WILLIAM
5RY Mt. late of Appleton Plantation 10 faid
county deceaied, repreiented inioiveut, do hereby
give notice ,hai tx months are allowed TO said
creditors TO bring in and prove their claims, and
that we lhall attend that fervice At the houle Of
James Chapman innhoder 10 faid Appleton Plan
iation on the third Monday of February next. and
on the tlird Monday of the three following month";
from one to fix O'Clock in the afternoon
WILLIAM MESERTY. Commits.
WILLIAM LINNEKEN ioners
Da.sd ar Appleton this twenty iecond of Ianr.
AIRY D 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

.fsx on sales al Auction, within this Com
monSeaith and that the proceeds of the
same, provided thcf do not exceed the sum
Of $4,000 ANNUALLY, be subject 10 the con-
troll Of tie Board. for the purposes aforesaid.
And with view 10 bring the subject more
fully before the Legislature, your Committee
would beg leave to Fesommend the adoption
Of the resolutions wh,cls are annexed to this
report All which IS submitted.
JONATHAN ALLEN, Per Order.
Resolred, That provision be made by law for the
establishment OF The Massachusetts board Of 1fgri-
culture and Donissfc Improreuaent.
Resolred, TIA, provision be made by law for the
raising a reyenna by tax on Sales at Auction
within this Cong aweath.
Eariy Corn Much benefit must arise
TO the agricultural interest from the aten
ton which scientific and independent far
mers now nay 10 improvements in hus-
blndry For sevs al seasons our farmers
have met with m lch Encouragement IN
the cultivation Of indian Corn, from the
want Of lime 10 ri en 1t before the f'osts
came on. This evn s 10 be rem-died BIZ
selecting from the arieties of corn an early
SORT, and planning oaly IN warm light soils.
Mr. Pomeroy has made communications
on this subject to The Agricultural Society !;
and moreover has left with the Messenger
OF the House OF Representatives, to be dis
tributed among the Members, an early sort,
which he has successfully cultivated and
found to be well ripened, when other sorts,
planted and tended under the same circum-
stances, have been cul off. Mr.. Pomeroy' S
letter is at full in the last Centinel
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
By REQUEST.

Godfrey has in him the sentence of death;
so have we i! He is transgressor of Gods
law so are we ! He must be saved by the
washing OF regeneration and renewing OF
the Holy Ghost, or Perish ; SO must we !!
His time is short for this great work so is
ours He must soon give an impartial ac-
count to God for all his actions, words and
thoughts, and from his awful tribunal sin
10 hell or rise to heaven so must We !
And surely it becomes him to improve eu.
cry moment tn tretarsng for eternity; truly
it does US And God grant that this awful
ly solemn scene may be improved by US, to
deter us from crimes. and prepare for the
decisive judgment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Nathaniel Blanchards Estate.

To tho heirs of NATHANIEL BLANCHARD
late Of Northyarnoush, in the county of Cum :
beriand yeomzn. deceafed.
YOU are hereby notified that Solomon L. Blan
chard, one of the children and heirsof szid
decezied has made application to me TO grant >
warrant TO divide the real eRate of said deceased
among his heirs and that the same will be con6d
cred by me At Probate Court TO be he d al the
probate of in Portland in fad county Oh the
fourth Wednesday of February ina wher and
where you, or any Of you may he prsfent and
tate lheuld not be divided a. prayed for
Given under my hand at Portland ztorefzid this
firth day of Fehrurry 1873.
SAM FREEMAN. Judge Of fsid Ceuy..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Auction Sale.

ON THURSDAY, I2tb February, at 10
o'clock, at B. c. ATTWOOD'S OGrss
variety Of
Piece Goods and Hard W are;
IL doz. fancy brass pipe Bellows,
] pipe Brandy
4 bbls Chalk
10 do Sugars
2 do Wine
20 lbs Indigo
10 boxes Figs
10 bushels Shagbarks
with variety of other articles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
al Private Sale.

~ Kegs TOBACCO
90 Chess n Skin and Souchong TEAS
SO Boxes Am. Talluw mould md dipt candles
| Elegant patent TIME-PlECE
5 Hhds. Muscovsdo SUGARS
100 Bags LiveraooI blown SALT
10 Boxes RAISINS
3 Bale, Brosdcloths and Csssimeres
100 India Hearth RIGGS
1 Case Phlsdeiphia Straw 5ONNETS.
90 bsgs Calcutta SUC AIRS
293 Crates Crockery Ware,
VIZ ,--79 crses c. c. and enameled Caps and
Ssucers
Is do soeH assorted for the cosn'gy nlaSksF
So do edg'd snd Places
IS do C c and ensueed Bowls
10 do d. Chambers and Bowls
IS do Teas, Mugs md Jugs
do c G HsndDasons
% blue printed lea & dining Ware
2 d. ensneled TeapoIs and Sugars
crate blsek Tespots
1000 Duch Tumblers
CAsr steel. German and Pli,delphia Mi Saus
-Phiadelphsa Stoyes--gil; and mahogany franz
ed Looking Cl.s,es-s variety ofopened Crock
cry end Glass Ware. in lots to suit ufchaqers.
[Y The highest price paid for
10 tons CLOVER SEED.
IL casl lioeraily .dvanoed.on Ne chandizs.
Dec %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Commonwealth 81 Massachusetts,.
GENERAL ORDERS.
esd Q,srters, Boston. Fec. 8. 1918.

Hesd Qisrers, Boston, Fec. 8. 1878.
The Hon. Ebenszer NATION, Adju
tant General of The Militia of this State,
being SICK and absent. the duties of the
Adluiant Generals Office will be perform
ed, Tor The present, by Fitch Hall, Esq and
all orders, discharges, and other official pa
pers issuing from the said office authentica
ted by his signature, as acting AdJutan'
General, are to be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
BY His ErceAency's command
HENRY SARGEN L, II. ID. c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Slapgreek.--On the 9th uitthe schr. Friendship,
Capt John Mahchester, sailed from Portsmouth, IN
ballast, for Mount Desert. On Wednesday MORN
ing, in consequence Of the heavy snow which was
then falling she ran aground on Biddeford neck,
and after exerting themselves for several hours TO
no purpose, 10 get her Cd, the captain and crew
abandoned her. On the Sd inst. she had nit bill
ged though she was considerably injured--out the
storm Of Tuesday night must have made finish Of
her,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

The Legislature of this State have directed an
inquiry into the conduct of the managers Of the
: mammoth" lottery, lately advertised. 1t seems
that the proprietofs Of the Kennebec Bridge were
authorized to raise IL 600 dollars by lottery They
have accordingly proposed scheme 10 which
the tickets amount to the sum Of 100000 dollars
and the prizes TO the sum, subject, however
TO deduction of is per. cen,.--thus leaving gain
of 90 600 dollars. This chance of raising 10000
dollars the managers have sold TO an individual for
1000 dollars only. in the mean time the pFoprie-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
~gAN
GAZETTE ss $3.50 News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entraaces and Glearaaces al he Custom House.
ARRIVALS.
.4rrieed Feb. I, schr. Mariner, Curry, from Bos-
ton for Aachias---sloop Eairplay, Osgood, from
Newbury port--Sth sloop Messenger, Porter, from
Newyork.
CLEARANCEs.
Forsign.-Cleared Feb. 2, Brig AIMS. Sher-
wood, for the West-indies. 18th, schr. Dolphin
Slower, for Africa-9th, brig Leo, Libby, for
East-Insies.
Codstpise.-S loop Caleb Strong, stanwood for
Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

From the Annual Report from the Depart
ment of State to Congress respecting patents,
it appears, that the number issued during the
year 1917, was upwards of one hundred and
seventy, for improvements in almost every
description of machinery and manufactures.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10
Sale of Real Estate ia Scarboro' !.
@ be sold at Public Vendue.

4 - TIC SOlu dl 4 uDlaC v CIiQuG,
at the house of John NOBLE, InnAolder 10 scar
borough on Thursday he sth day Of March mex
at 10 clock in the forenoon by virtue Of ii
ceuce from the Circuit Court of Common Peas
holden at Portland IN the county Of cumberland
on the third Tuetda OF November lalt-so much
of the Real Eltate Of ABRAH NJ LEAyITT
late Of faid Scarborough gentleman, deceafed a.
will raise the fun of TzOo Hsrd,s5 an fxfy Doi
kays for payment of the faid eceaseds debts aud
incidental charges :--oaid eliaie 10 be fold con
hfiipg of LOIS or pieces Of Salt Msrih Condi.
tions of sale may be known a, the opening of the
Vsndue. JOHN LEAViTT. Adminifrator
Feb z. 1878
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

tors of the bridge and the pubick have no sort of
security for the faithful management of this i'm
mense lottery, except bond in the sum of 1900
dollars.
The committee to whom the subject has been re-
ferred have not yet reported but the general i'm
preston is, that the Legislature will declare the
grant of the lottery to be forfeited
Worcester Spy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

From Spoone,s' Vermont journal Feb .
The execution of Samuel E Godfrey will tsk,
place st Woodstock on Friday he ,hireentt
inst between the hours of ten, in the forenoon.
and three in the sfternoon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

Brigadier Gen. EDWARD RUSSELL, Of North
yarmouth, has been unanimously chosen by
the Legislature OF this commonwealth. Ma
jor-General of the 18th division Of Massachu-
sets Militia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-10

FIRE.--Tbe Paper Mill belonging to Mr..
John M'Thorndike, of union, (Me) was destroy
ed by Ere on the night Of the Oath ult. The occu
pant, Mr. John N. Gibbs, lost all his paper, stock
aud utensils.