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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-11

/ tasacahi. AT q teL,t isld fol crmpsii.sd
\ eonn,y, Tie x2diay OF June Isis.
iona u"Dson and Elizabeth bs Ni.e formerly Iliyabsth
LN"ns, James w,ehe and permt,a bis sac, formerly
ftImt,ia Esans, John l.. eosr ell and Martha his
VIE James Evans. Mary Evans, Catherine hvans,
NAi1 =. Alien and America sis wife, Nisria Evans
ahh Wi'liam Evans, which said Virginia ana titan
are ''@n's under abe age Of wtnp yeats ardwho
sue hl William tVans, tseiT father HlU rrNt ifirnd
ahu Mhlth sand Elizabeth, rernea, MaTtha. James
MARY Catherine, Amepra, Virginia aud " itl,,ln are
ChidIy aud ooLeiIs oi Martha tNaUs dec ,o,,n,,l,
ha'tha iehcfick, one 81 Tie CLiidleu Of i,lab,ih
h'""'eA' eee...'... .......s..... pf,0RfiGS,
Elijah H. iishdIck Ia lei. own rirh, and as adm, 81
tl1au,h deRhnek, dee. and atin'r dc t,.iiS non,
n'th ihe VIII anntNed, of ;arkafiah uvnclick dee.
SAMUEL Miller Surviving cAuI OF Joan iVndttrL who
was a.tng rNoroi the slid ZncLatlah hs.i'ioh dee.
NiUam nshdtick, Bennet Insiey aud f,inlri.s bis
VIE, formerly f.Ine!la BtndiicA, AleNauGCf lien
nieA, mathew iic"drck, b@tid iI,rdiiSs JvStrl,
oiaihr and nrs, h,s wife, ioIurfiy Bets, ilendick
p'essan, carter aud sally L,s wife, ioIm,ily sally
Heni'ics, Which sa.d Milliau. Petr.eiia Alexander
mathew, David bvtsy and Sally, az, childie en- and
co'htifs al Ght dab hehtIich dec. son ~ the said
Hsehaiiah, Hamlet hibso, intnt uHGcI the age oi
twenty one Years daughter sole hen Of E.isy Lib
10" iHroiei> Betsy isndriok. danehtci ct John uos-
dneA Zee son OF the sand Eatharial. v lillian, Neither.
GRAND ana Ann his wife, ioImeiiy anu E9li nartj,,
i~,' susan baiI anu -~----- Fail, which said iiar.
i'S', susan ana --7-, are infants nnde, the age OF
t"rh's -ooe >ea's and which said Ann, Iia,r,e Susan
dho -, aIe Chie'tn and heats .uf Sally HaIl.
Formerly SSil, Heudick. also Il dausLt of the said
!Shn dthdrck. dec. NiSm HenBTick lan,ts nrn.
otich, Ann tehd!iok, Louisa Iicndiick, Susan Hen.
uiieh aud Amanta iiendficS, which said James Ann
louisa ana Armada, are infants under the age OF
t"eh'!-"h- years, aud which SAID Wiiiian iamcs
Ahh LOnisa, Susan and AmahJs. ATE also chd,en
anu 1"hei's OF the saiu JOHN iiendrck, dec Lawson
h'hs"h aud Elizabeth has wife, fbrnleil, li,abe,l
i.ehdiicS, daughter oi Ike sah LasbaIal Miller
mo"dson.l ". ana Sophia Lis wife, formerly Sophia
he"dri,k. Permelia Goode, formerly Fernelia Hen
ul'te ahd william fendTiCk, which said Sophia Per
nei'a ana William, are children and co-heigs OF wm
itehd'ich, son oiihe SAID Zacharah, and James lrr
80 '..' ...-.s.............. DsfeHGolHS.
ne d''enGani, James Hemdrck, not having entered
us arbcaiace and given security according TO The act OF
assrrhy aud the rules Of this court, and Il APPEARING
"s'"C'"iy evidence, IL al les not inhabi,art Of
'h1s country, N IS CreTtG. that The said tefrud. DO
appsar mere on the ionih Monday in September next
anu ahswt tie bill of the plaintiffs aud that COPY Of
oiutr Ne ioithwiti inserted in new pap,r puI.
shed IN The CITY of Richmond for two months success.
si'eiy, and posted the door of the of
sdin county. copy, Tcste,
July 3. - -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-11

TIiFif DotitAs NaWARD.--RGA 0Uas fran fLf
T. Swb,.,sstY rc,i4ias b, n. rannfg 81 AZ. U4ut
an, at0os n.ii,s. rosi lF,s. Point. "a Uhety soa,s
nSgTc nan, 0s0Wt - pears ~ age, HdH.td JOG, o, a
darA c0spics len am ycd lSsst,s escs aud lonc f,rk
ops S'"nVt rStery lrnoh, Gad Is apt srsn spoken
",asf oi'y Circumstance IF eAboitGSsncH. "a SLakt
one y Ats icsS or.js,f tsaHe fHtfsring oct an "a"
STsr, and ~ his moscRts cf fhowghttHfness Gi
fines h"iI teTrin tojr sotce. roe 90 fhe
ron dGg ~ J"rr -: Re isFe'hops 0to1 Jsst or
hmScu terg ,W'h Hprh his SloCd ia fO0i yaci,s he
has brother Stil,s "a Riehnjoad (Uifh q AR. Caad
rheIt ne once iced, 'cith III. .TcRi5UEf Coicn1n
' or ~ V "F'''''" f'Nt nc ~ 9'p," :"
htcH"oh" ana t.'H 0ste,Tft 40 t"gose @imSey IN
LRSifesS az hOcSscy. hi HiDSi.TN nna cgtfgi1x gr
nefSetS dnd otf othrF c1Scrs uGFaeo not 10 haf
Oo' az eyer" "Hy j~cHisS o c5Hc.dtHfHt 10 ne Sai
negro ne Is reTg impatient Eegro uaG is iAril.ed
10 ce "sht.hhsfred; ne uiH aTVod6iy hare OK .,he
foS u, "a ""fn0HS leather hUt, much tGrs am .,iN
!t'""pS @fteaft 10 PISS free, end dcsy III, ,n4s
q. Il sito iJ!EN11- FiPk ilDLLJfRx ,<,,,,g 30, 49,
.Jrtd ~ dVy asdsy ,,a1 ny Ilrgitiq oi,ot IN 3j,r
ir'S' nag residence, IRihil Il IyE UOIia6y ryg
q ga! ~ mo siufe ne aboUc Ir,la,a rC EJt,Jy MI
h-ihS "dd pay az reasonable cIbfhrcS n tcSry
:" ;''t"~Oad, t"e ptrsOr ~ o0lHg. U! do3osif him i
Irit go" gee notice o,fhc 70 ar 5oLn LicrssI
- o'It r'H't y IN fMtt0 tie orSon ag.1Yeheg6iy,
ai@ sit deiisei Asid Resro 10 Udlic1u Cyrrer, E.S
,ts.isSf i 'a'd'o""' RE iftia at ercsf gGr fhe
Asatisdo:, (Alae if'.a ,j@tyI7 " : eI.st
lWtHiN boLLALS REWARD. :. Runaway rem
RcE'"ond ~ OF ahun' The 25,L April lasi ,,Ir,r
lie was hired, my negro man named GiirS Is 49, It
about Is years old nge feet ten OF eleven nrle, rih
nss Ics' ms right e.e; be has Hat nose amd rad,
peSss d'Siess ana when Intoxicated, is very ,lk a
IVY Tie Is well knon in the lower country rYItiru,,,
y ron SvhmoId 10 Hampton where br ha, "a .i,.d W,
me Dc Hoil servant for %)me Years past As te has
ai'eS "i clotLlng cannot particularly describe his
dress III deveied To me- OF confined il, jaiIsnIiai
YET MN again, will give the above reward.
nNhoNeI, July = iS..u SAMUEL :. WINSTON
EWLHff DOLLARS REM ARn.~II,s.Iir,iI -1o1 IL
81; the 25tb Instant: 49, '''"e
DIN MILLS, blacssm-h IN the service az the a.
Uiun"hce departments aged 10 years. I'VE ivet I'VE
hhu ny occupation a blacksmith hoin In n,dlam
NoTinih csuniy. Massachusetts. "''
GEORGE CLAFSAppiE q blarksn;,i, :, H., a.
wee OF tue L. ~ ORD ance Depart..nt-arcd rs years
uafk complexion las,e eyes brown hair aid Ly oc.n
rd.loh hackshi'h; bonn In the state OF Pcnnsyvauia
ihe abo'cIeHafd viii he paid for the apprehension
ahu uv'Neiy OF The above named descrcrs a; y or
mt "'i,, inaty post in HE United States OF TEN
H'Lb'NS 'oi etAef OF them. }. ID. HAYDEN
Ian, >, Captain N Ordnance.
-,
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July 3.

NItOiNth.-M cl.ahcuy dislIct count Leid in
" Williamsburg, Octobei % lsl7.
judith Rochelle aud wiAla Butts and Nancy his vito
"" "'iii"ih Johhsoh'. .-.............. Plaintiffs,
Thomas Gillian. Doc.,.,..
On Tue motion Of The planiGs by counsel snd for rem
SUE appearing 10 the court n Is OtGcyeR That the
ueeuu"ht 90 appear heicon The day the term next
' ne ,haii nave been served With copy this order
anu shew cause, II any le can why the order eut,r.
heie the uih day Of Jane las, should not be SCI aid,
ara Tue cause feinstated. il copy. Tesie
July 2I. % ~, -. -
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me ENIit's NEW BUILDINGS on q < 9Th si1,c,--
., Tor terms, which will be very accommodating. ac,Iz
i.,co, HERON, SIMON K 60.
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Given under my hard rs governor. and undet
,.t the staAsDi the commonwealth az Richmond
''s"'' lh'' i"entsfcnnd d'p ofJriy in TIE year of
our Loid, one thousand eicht hundred ana
eighesn, and Of the comimonwea lth ihe Ssd.
,.,,, JAMES i. PRESTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-11

~" .f'cHef's fHce, Ririm0aa, Jfh MO 2isf 1918.
lhe iirs Interested le desired To tale nolicc ttai
haVe appointed ibe 2st day ofthe 9th month (se2i'r
"eSt 10 commerce the accounts directed by The wnbn
tcy are required toatend AZ ~ o,ee p bis city =, III
settlement. AMOS Isf,f, Al '''
80 is..UEw
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Juls %

INVNt" ~ n's store, on ~ street SbockOe nm Zoo
uoofs east o. James BOOiwrights "
w., W. lasl tne he earnestly calls on all who ere
",nE i"'' e'htT hp mona, note. account 10 come
oL"Mu' vi'h"" delay, aud settle The same as lorr",
indulgence cannot be given. IOSllIIs cut,,t, Se'
- 20. .4tu6 Gtuf
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NCilCE is hereby given, that = petition vii 49, g..
4 y scented 10 the nest ,,suefal Ss.eUsiV l..i,
rs ovyeet 'he improvement o. Aa,!gaiiou ~ tai.
o'heiwse Oh ~ sonth side 81 Jaluts iitef tibt.s
August ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-11

NitoiNia.-ht suptiior couit Of cbaI,cery boIGcn
~ the tapioi III the city of Richmond the 9th dav
Of February, 10 y. va 0 "''
Richardson Henley, postlGmous infant child OF Rich
aius"h tiehiey, dec. by Pleasant Iiackett has next
''""''''.'' '-.''...,.,..............P Plaintiff.
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Z y CHhNCERE.-Atac cont he ia IoI /, OF
z I.a county, the Oh day Of Jane. 1918.
ADsdi"m Ragland. ................P IgiufjE.
4r
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IN cIANcENy.--kts eours held los rrmec ra,Y,a
~ sounty, ihe 18th day VI tiay, 1918.
"ee"sa 'eEA!nS aud Sarah lis wife, litlehcrry len
aihs "hd sii'ey lis WIFE, Josiah hurt aud Elizabeth
ms we, ihohas T.. Young, wiiiam Etshtw,il and
hai! h,s VIE, William ilatton and 1abtha his wiie
"""'.eDttea iohnS... CVHlPt0i10PrS.
AGAINST
tii1a'etn noong. widow of Henry Young John Watson
Stu. ih"in@ watson, Ednard BEDFORD, adininstrator
Oh augustus Watson, dee, and John Maison, jun.
,,.; DeieRddafs.
his sntt aates as to John Watson sea- by has de,;
anu on motion oithe compisiranis by counsel the
sa"e sia"S revived against William johnson aud John
W"seh j. Lis .Aecrtvfs, aud the said William J,,spn
"nu '"sn watson IT, his excrs aud the said Win
s"n 'iu conn watson cS'ois o The said John Wa, ON
sSn nSt having catered their appearance and given -.
c'y according I" an act of the General hssrntav and
seiu.S o. h'S court, aud II appearing 10 the saistac
wv w .ht court that they are not mLabiiamts al this
s.aie on The motion of tie compiainabis b. counsel
HHo'"ercH, bat the said defendants MILAN Johnson
ahu JOIN Watson, -. rHors Of John watson SEN o.,
"V appeal hsre ON The Ist da, of September ,out
ava H''s"'t the cOinpidindis wa and hat cuy OF
rms hei lie fnfail inserted some one o tie nub
nc he"sp"pt's rtioiedln the cit. OF Richmond lor ~
ihuh'hs s"'cesssey and also posted The oGi door
oi i'e courthouse OF tbis county.
a copy, Tes,e, Il. ). WORSbAM, PC.
--'., 80. Ia. .wSws
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a IL persons ha,ingclainIS ssa,U-1 lie reI, ~ -
= iste iHOMhS iLSON, requested 10 max
tu,m ahchh 10 ne Ih"se indebted 10 lie estate -
requested 60 make payment uL0Lt delay
A. =. UPSHuR
So, AGW'r rim ne WiH aBnctcd Of
Suly ~. HV..U Thomas Uiisap acc.
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Henry FreRf Efats.

~ io'd n Public auction, by order of the
20, 001 90 Wednesday the 18th day of May
20 ons o'clock ia the afternoon, on the prem,
~ = much Of the Real efsate of Henry Froif,
I.sslspxos IN the County of Cumberland
- 49, eeeesied, a. will produce The FUN of
~ S.s.u ana and feven hundred dollars, TO pay
~ ~ 9. laid deceafed with incidental charges.
f,u.s ]: ssate corffts of about 81 acres of land
nurh.m'o ud pejepfcot. and bounded on the
~ - ~ land of loGah Little Efq. norlhssft by
y i.ss ~n'iam Froa and John Banon. ,ou,heail
lss,h...ss = 'onn Banon and Jofeph Dreffer. and
e f,sr y curved line. Operating the prsmi-
lus.a. - l.nd OF William Giddings being part of
is,rh..H 50: 2. 10 the Pejepscot claim, 70 called
hon. $40. WIN the reversion of the widow Lucy
"a n, .0~er included in the above description,
Man, 0'e particularly appear By plan 10 be
--'0''sd u the fale.
An, !. WILLIAM FROST, Adniais.
s. fs's7f
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Spring q Summer GOODS,
THIS DAY OPENED FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

CONSISTING OF
Superlative black and blue BROADCLOTHS
Supesiiue black, blue and copd do.
DO. do. do. do. CASH MERES
roilenette and Msrseilles VISITING
81 aud IA Prints g. aud 81 Ginghams
FuRNIfURES and COPPERPLAIES
Blue aud yellow Company Nankns
Black and coloured Nsnkn j. Canton GRAPES
Black aud col'd Concans-Canton Sarsnets
Black Snchaw-black & col'd Florence Lustrings
Heavy Pongees for Hatters' use
case IA Linens, Crhompson's beach)
Cotton Cassimeres and Cranduris
Ladies and gent. bl'k aud white silk Hose Gloves
Do. do. do do. Cotton do. do.
Elegant Merino Shawls
Imitation do. do.
Cashmere silk. and chintz s!lawls
Elegant Ribboas--hack and white Italian Grape
Flag, Bandanna, and bl'k silk Handkerchieis
Cotton Checks aud Stripes
british and American Sheeting
Irish Linen Sheeting-steapn loom Shifting
With great variety Of other articles TO De solo
very low for Cash only f"rh II.
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MISCELLANY.

There are some who do nos speak in the most
respectful terms of the mercantile conduct Of Mr..
MEAD, our late navy agent at Sadiz; however
this may have been, il is certain peculier sympa.
thy has been excited in his behalf, with his coun-
tynen at home, supposing him to have been i'm
INJURED. since May 1915 in a dungeon, shut out
from the light OF heaven. This is not the case.
A gentleman arrived here the other day from
Spain, informs that Mr.. Mead appeared at perfect
liberty at Coffee House at Cadz, surrounded
with all the privileges and comforts man in any
situation coala desire s,r5urPoH Herald.
The Navigation Bill, whish has received the
signature Of the president, and become law, will
have the effect TO enhance the price Of ". Indla
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|aJ. EMERSON ON THE MILLENNIUM

EUST received at the Bookstores of W NJ. & ii.
81 HYDE, Portland & Bath, LECTURES ON
THE MILLENNIUI, most interesting and
raLuabIe tCork by Res JOSEPH EMERSON, a Bes.
erly, prise 81 10 cents.
Also, a number of interesting religious publica-
lions among which are, Mrs. Heads Evidences for
lieaven Fuliers Structures on Sandamenianism |;
Religious Tradesman Baxters Call to the uncon-
ye,ted Lie Of Calvin, Gospel Tragedy Baxtet's
SAINTS Rest; Cecil's Remains; Memoirs OF Mrs
Vest do. Of Rev. Mr.. syms fragments Of Miss
Elizabeth Smith; Feleon's Reflections for every
day IN The month; Mrs. Rows Oevout Exercises
gospel Treasury; ana great variety OF good
books for children from 5 cts. to rs cts.
Also, SCHOOL, Books and Stationary, Of every
kind used in schools 10 this town and vicinity.
Three vols. of Armstrong; cd edition OF Scotps
Family Bible, are out and ready for delivery 10
subscribers and purchasers T.e Whole work vii!
be completed in August. 44prit 81
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~ NEW GOODS. ID
E.. STEVENS,

HING H. STREET,
HAS Just received, Nankin and Canton Grapes
i l. of superior gaaiiy; 6.s black Bambsin !;
t0.4 81 and 6.i Table Linen 5.8 Diaper Rus.
STA do. Cambriek Prints handsome Patch Fur
nitures and Copperpiates Calicoes Ginghams ;
variety Of elegant Parasols; linen cambrick
Haudkerchiefs; Silk Shawls black Leyantines !;
sinchaSs & SarcenetS FlogenCs LuslriRgs; black
aud white Italian Grapes silk and kid Gloves !;
Chinel Cords silk Buttons green Cyprns GAUGE !;
fashionable Ribbons 6 ! & ! 4 Cotton Cambrics !;
Muslinsi Oil Cloths English and Factory Cot
IONS; Shell Combs; thread and cotton Laces; 6 4
black and white silk Lace; black Bombazetts, &c.
Sc 1pTqi ri.
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HOPPING COUGH DROPS,

Hoarhound and Cottsfso, SYRUP,
|H'ok sale at STEPHEN DELANDE'S shop,
no. ,, jones' Bow, Exchange Street, Port.
< ~ These syrups, have been recommended by
N ~. physicians ia Boston and vicinity, TO be
lain cure for the distressing Cough which now
s,s 70 this town Il vicinity aud in the country
y nas also for sale CANDY of Hoarbeund and
Ivy Vi Coitsfoot. CIV April l..
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Commerce 1T connects nation with ma.
tion relieves wants, and contributes to the
wealth of all and is 10 the general COM
monwealth Of the civilized world, what the
daily intercourse of ordinary life is TO pri-
vate society; or rather, what air and food
are 10 our bodies
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GOOD ADVICE.
FROM THE CARoLlNA CENTINEI

FROM THE CAROLINA CENTINEL.
BY inserting the following good advice in your
useful paper, you will obige friend Although
II contains but three words, it comprises all hat
y required Of mankind, save the practice of The
moral virtues TO ensure 10 them eternal happiness,
1t may be read in upwards Of 1000 different ways,
without altering the original words, by beginning
at the letter r. ''' =
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

WILL continue open for the instruction OF
w young Ladies and Gentlemen during the
present summer, under the direction OF Mr. Kan
dolph Goldman, A. B.-Ths next quarter will com
mence on Wednesday the 29th OF the present
month. WIN. SW AoEf, eec'Fy.
Limerick April 9Th.
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MOTT CE.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned sgsins,
trusting or hsrboring any OF the Crew OF the
British Brig Founding, A. Hardie, Master. as
no debts Of their contracting VIII De PAID BY
the said master. or by
ARTHUR MCCLELLAN, cousignes.
April 18Th 1919
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rum, perhaps, more than any other article. Hap
Ply would il be for the community were its use
prohibited except as medicine, and the juices of
the grape aud apple. with malt liquors, substituted,
for common use, in its stead.--Ibfd
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Up Spring Goods. %
a UST received and now opening by
BARBOUR d LINCOLN.

case of well assorted rs and IA Linens
Plaid aud fgur'd Cambria Prints
Changeable, plain and black Sarsnetts
8 Chniz Shawis
Blue aud brown Silk Velvets
Patent steam loom ShIrtlngs
Ladies' fancy silk Handkerchets
Choppa, Romal, Bandanna l D;,.o
Black and plaid silk
Cotton Cambrick
Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
Patent Linen Threads
sattinetts, Bedncking-with q general assertmen
of other GOODS. April FL.
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From lie Rang0r paper.

From NE Bangor paper.
Some time in the fall Of 1917, when had began TO
fat my hogs, gentlenau belonging to the order OF
Friends, came TO my house and tarried with me
through storm seeing me engaged in preparing
TODD for fatening my hogs, put him in MUD of a
maxim that he had beard Of in she State of Penn
sylvana-and that was 10 wash the Potatoes clean,
boil and pc nd them fine While hot, mixing ia at
the time Oats and Pee meal, then put il into
large tub, which must staad until it works and
sewers thoroughly !; keep quantity OF this on
hand always tonenli &, give this TO your hogs as
often as they will eat.-iie said il would not take
near the quantity OF food to fat them, aud they
would lalsen in a shorter time. As soon as the
gentleman had gone commenced the operation as
stated above, which was soon ready, and continu-
cd 10 feed my hogs until | killed then--I may
with safety say, that two thirds Of the food and
with less than two thirds of the time; wall make
better pork than have ever made before.
WILLIAM 4 thompson.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

NOAH HARDING,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he
has fer fale at his Store in Maine Street, pear
Wen Market Roy,
Hest India Goods, e Groceries,
comprising the grea,<f aaor, ment ever offered in
that part of the town. all of hyperion quality =
ALTO good afor,ment of
ENGLISH GOODS.
L;kewife complete afortmsut Of WARRANTED
SHOES. together with
american Factory Goods and Fac
tory Yarp.
Also
TO bufhels Herds Crafs Seed
1000 lbs. Clover do. do.
so orfhels White Beans
2 tons Country Flour
Q do Cheese 20 boyes Mould Candles
1000 ibs Ginger--tOoo lbs Chocolate Shelis.
1 ton Red Wood. 2 tons Hollow Ware
A few Crates aGorted Crockery Ware.
-ALSO-
A large and complete ahortmcnt OF
warranted GARDEN SEEDS from the
Shakers.
Portland March II, 1878, II.
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Sea Mosster.--Letters from MsrsaiIles
state, that sea monster, of enormous di-
mensions has been seen on the coast OF
Calabia. Some fishermen perceiving Q
fire IN the sea, and thinking il was coast
ing vessel which was in need Of assistance
approached the monster, whose motion eau.
sed phosphoric light which was what they
had mistaken for Ere They soon perceive
cd thick smoke, heard hollow believing
sound, and the agitation of the waves was
suchs that the boats were obliged to return
precipitately to shore. According to this
account the monster raised itself TO pro,
dlgloGs height and then plunged itself into
the waves, so that, though the night was
very calm, they were covered with the
spray,
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REToRT-~" Why, Mr. -" said tall fell
low TO little person, who in company with
five or six huge men, protest you are so small,
that did not see you tefore'' " Very likely,
(replied the little NAM am like four pence hGlf
penny among sir cents, not readily perceived, bat
WORTH The whole Of them.
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PAINT STORE.

II AS Tor Sale, q complete as
fortment of
Dry and Ground PAINTS:
among which is large qua atty OF real FRENCH
YELLOW, by czsk or otherwise-4o kegs GROUND
WHITE LBAD real London-LIN5EED OIL
raw and boilsd--Spirits of rurpentine Red
Lead-Yenetian Red-Spanfh Brown--Lether-
;dge-Rose and Dutch Pink-together With .
general sHortmsns of
WATER PAINTS,
of various colours.
ALsO.-aIl kinds of MIXED PAINTS, fui;a.
be for House and ihip painting.
Likewise Paint Bru(hes--SalR do &c.
He has LACEY received quantity Of COPAI.
yARNI II. that will dry Immediately, iuitable
for inside doors, furniture, Ac-Together with a
quantity of JAPAN.
He has on hand lumber of large and fmall
SIGN BOARDS, fUitabis for Gold leaf letters
|Y Sign, Furniture and Chair
p fINTYNG executed at the above Store in a
handfome manner. I'D April 7
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Gen. Gaines.--Letters have been receiy-
edm Richmond, Va from an ofFscer in the
suite ofGen GAINES, dated on the Appas
iachicola, East FaOridal the 18th March,
He announces the unfortunate accident
which had occurred to the Generals boat,
and the loss of Major WaHHT, and four
men. Hesays, We entered the Spanish
provineesthe 10th, and from want Of sup
plies have been driven in this direction,
where we have had the good fortune to ind
a boat ioad'of provisions from ne bay"
(Pensassla. '