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silver in leu therebf--'rlc reasons Toy this or.
der did not appear TO be understood.
The Pstis dates are nc, so late as those by
the AGonis, hut still the London editors have
made out some unimrci'1nt news from the
French papers, but moi worthy OF our notice.
N. York Ga=.
The Dake of Wellington was expected
in England IN day or two, and tie re-
view OF tie army of occupation in France
was Ia be postponed t.il his return To THAI
country. Preparations art said To be n.,k in.
for the evacuation OF the French te,iitOr, ov
the Allied armies.
The Duke OF We lliagton has succeeded in
h'S appeal to the court o: Cassai,on al Brussels
aud ihe cdi'or OF tie Gaent journal il scIteuc.
Ell To o'ie month = imprisonment, coSts.Sc
hshing sesSrlsairvtd Ia the Ciydo rep0rt,
that the Discovery shIps wrie seen returniug,
not having beenab,e to penetrate farther man
Latitude 50.
LORD Cochrane, at the last accounts was at
CALAIS, on his way To paus, his expedition TO
South America being delayed by some defect
IN the machinery OF h,s steam vessel.
commercial uausc has been published bN
the Emperor Alexander, winch is important
as II VIII act AS an encouragement 10 the in.
PRODUCTION, ct Prussian ciOius, iulo Russia, IN
Preiei ehce TO those of British manufacture, the
transit duties upon the former being ccnside-
Tabiy lowered.
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and dangerous consequences Of permit
ting this traffic, so openly in tie face of
day, &c, The governor had him imse-
dialely imprisoned on charge of hi.l,
treason; his trial was 10 come on to- day.
II las put 81. Barts in u state Of ieynen
taiiOn, and caused some disturbances
Some OF the independent priva,eers have
lately taken four vessels lhrre. Of them
belong liere) laden wuh shoes for The
troops and destined from Lagu;ra To Gu
mana"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

Tie iniima,ior, in some of;he western
~pers, that Gen. Jackson Intended 10 re-
sign his command III the army Of The L.
States, Is, we iearu, without icundatiou
The General has ~ him, cons,ituiionaily,
81 n'ucl, opposition str3, that II is coniec-
iured, il he thought such Il determination
acceptable al head quarters, II would be
the very reason why he would not.
~ C. fya-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08
JUAN MARTIN DE PUEYREDON.
10 be Continued.

The letter which we to-day publish from
our valuable correspondent at St. Tho
mass, contains not only the latest, but
The most interesting adyices as to the
prospects of the Spanish Patriots. Their
supplies of clothing, arms, ammunition,
&c. &c. are much more abundant and
more excellent, than any they have here
iolOre had. Phil. Dem. Pres.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT ]
Sc. TNOInrss. Gth Aucu

st. Thomass S, 6th AuguSt, 1878.
From The Maine we have very little
news. 1t seems, however, pretty certain
that Boivaris president; and that The In
dependent army is 10 be commanded bv
five Lieut.. Generals. namely, Paez, Ars-
mendi, Berunias, Gregor NJ Gregor and
Marine; the latter, how ever, ii is said, is
not well disposed towards the present or
der Of things. Gen. Gregor M'Gregor has
assembled tie Oronoke with about 600
English recruits: and several vessels have
arrived at Augnstura from England with
every lhing necessary. saw u list in the
bands OF one of tie gentlemen concerned
III these supplies II stands illus from
England $1,000 muskets, $40 quintals of
powder, large quantity of ball cariridg-
es, flinis, lead, &c. &c. Complete uni
forms for ~, 900 men, with every necessa-
~ article apperiaipln2 10 such Il corps
Complete armour, mounlings, &c. ior200O
cavalry. Besides tnis great quantity of
pow der, $500 maskeis, and a complete
aud numerous train Of lights artillery has
been sent 80 AuguStura, by Briou. This
| know 10 be a fact. Il this does not put
The Independents IN q situation 10 open
tie campaign nest December ~ Tie most
gloriOus ciarner, Ties Will hardly deserve
" has moi mare than about 500 old SPA
uish troops i1it, aud Tie rest Ctcolcs OH
whom he cannot depend. Old spain can
not furnish more men and money, and il
seems that ihC adventures from Europe
are determined 10 establish, The lmdcpcn-
dence OF Venezuela, III spite of ihc inGa-
biianis OF HE country.
" II is said, that Brion lately ordered
Two English officers TO be shot one Nv
tie name oi Gilmore, d C@iomeI, whom I
have known here, and ilie other bro
tier Of Colonel Campbell, WHO is now
ona MISSION from Augusiufa 10 tie Quilted |
States.
We have accounts from Porto Rico, |
they are there informed Of all HAT paSsed |
al Pensacola--but the Americans are not |
molrsted. AZ 81. Barts they have lately |
sold Ire goods from OIL board Use Poriu-
guese prize, brought there by private
under AItsgas's commission. One oi tic
most respectable merchants there (Mr.$.)
with Tie government in
'iiong memorial, about the improperly
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TCRCULAR.l
Office IF Discount and Deposit,

NEW IOKk, August 81, ISIe.
SIR.-Be pleased 10 take notice, that III
pursuance of instructions from the Drec-
tors oftle Bank ofthc q. States, no note of
that bank or Of The branches thereof ey-
cept those which are specially made paw
able AT this Office will, after this dav. he
received here, unless The same be tender
ed III pay meniS due 10 the United States.
am, very respectfully, your ob't. SER
vani, LYNDE CATLiN, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

NHtaiy. virtue ofan act ofthc l4lli
ct hprIl. 1915. for regulating lie staff OF
The army, a considerable alteration has
iakcnplace IA tnai branch OF lr military
service. Instead Ola Quarter Master Ge-
neral Tor each division Of the army, nci-
Tier Of which, resided al ihr metropolis,
there Is nov Quarter Master General,
WHO keeps his Office at Washington. This
place is flied by Col. S. JcssIIp, Of Tie
ihfd ,nianlfy, and lately Adluiani Gene
ral OF The uOrtlen division III which last
mentioned post tie has been succeeded Nv
Colonel Roger Jones, ~ recent appoint
meni Of The President. BY the same act
OF Congress The mo'.c of furnishing sup
plies 10 The army las been varied. In
lieu OF contractors there is 20 be Com
nissary General and Assistants, who are
TO be subject 10 martial law.
tVasiiggtos Resistce.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

UNIV TNoI I UT FIlIFINSI " ANTN.
DR.. ROBERT HARE Of this city, al
present Professor Of Chymislry and Ma
tnral Philosophy in the cellcge of William
d Mary, was yesterday elected Professor
OF Chyn'isiry III this University, III Tie
place Of DIR, CoXE. lately appointed Pro-
feSsor OF Udtcria Redicr. lPkii. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

We are requested TO state, that the ar
ilclc published yesterday relative to the
Elhi0n Bank, is materially incorrect.
There was meeting OF The citizens OF
Elkt0n who adopted resolutions express
slvc Of their sense of the conduct of the
Bank IN continuing 10 refuse the pay
meni ofspecie, bot tire people created 80
tumuIt, nor did they" proceed 10 tear
down The banking house" II is said,
the bank intends to resume ihe payment
OF specie immediately, which we hope will
be realised ior the benefit oi all parties.
BuH pCf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-08

TIE CROPS Of COIN and COTTON in
Georgia, with few exceptions, are very
unproDisiDg. They rccciv, d considerable
injury by tie backwardness ofthe spring,
but still more from lhe late severe aud dis,
tressing drought. On some plantations,
VIC ave crcdibly informed, there has not
been good rain since The last of May
ers have, comparatively, suffered little
damage. IL is apprehendcd, that in most
parts, corn enough Is III moi be made fof
home consumption and, nOtwlihstaDd-
ing The increased quantity OF cotton plant
ed, il is thought there will be less raised
than usual for expectation. 70 add to
our distresses, immense warms Of CAT
ERPILLARs, from hall an inch TO an lnch
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
Wool CdYdi3l.0

DEM. B. FOSTER. Clothier az Saccarappa falls,
ID wifhes TO inform the pubIick that he bought
three ardiRgsMachines the laft year and for the
future will carry on the carding of wool with three
Machines--one for merino wool and two for com
mon wool. For carding full bIooded merino wool
ten cents per pound half do eight cents, quarter
DO fix cents, common do. Eve cents per poun
for carding and two cents for oing per pound
He thanks the pubIick for 70 large fhare of the
wool carding the IN year, and thinks that he .has
piven full la;isfaction, as no complaint has been
made He has his Ma .hnss 10 good order and
can card intp rolIs one hundred and fevepty Eve
pounds ger day. Re vii warrant good rolls clear
from nahs il well picked aud oiled; thoie from
Cape EiEaheth, or ary psrfon tina. comes hr miles
or more with wool, can have their rolls 10 carry
back with them by waiting ihort liae. He
sarded into rolls he ais year upwards oftweIvs
,'houfaDd pouods and could have carded twenty
II the wool bad been brought 70 his null. he car
ded more than four thoufand pounds ihs Ian year
than ever vas csrded before 10 one feaion at this
place. zw Wsabrook, yune Oh 1918.
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IT Seasonable Goods.
EDWARD HOWE,
no 3. MERCH .4NT.S ri

~
TEAS for sale the following GOODS which be
u IL offers. al The tol0est prices for cash or approx
ed credit fcholesaIe or ret1il-vz black, blue brown
,lrab, red and mix'd BRO 4DCL0THS-blac
blue, mix'd, drab, buff and white CASHMERE
yigonia Cloths and Beaveretis--Crape Shawls-
Nankin. Canton aud Italian Crapes-cheap Cali
Goes and Cambria Prints--i-s and rs Linens
British Cotton Shrtings- American Sheetings-
Long Lawns--i.4 and 6-t Cotton Cambricks--
Linen Cambricks--ThFead Laces-black and
white silk Lace--siIk and Versailles Vestings-
yellow & blue Nankius--Cotton Cassmere--tot-
ton Stripes-Seersuckers- and green hattl-
nets-Furnture Dimoty--Chintz and plate Fur
pitnres-Cambrick MasIins-Beno, Null ,Jaconets,
bookand India 8Ius.as--fiinghams- Italian
Iustriug-EIorence MISUNDERSTANDING aud
plain Bonnet silk--rich fgur'd, white and color'd
Sattins-back Sattin--Silk Vegets--Brads and
Ferretf--Ttalian ana India Sewing siiks-bandan-
ma, flag black & fgur'd silk Handkerchiefs--black
and white silk Gloves-black cotton do-white &
eolor'd Sewing C0tton---Mire do'--Linen CAM
s--Thread-fmitation and Chiaiz Shawls---
Linen Cambrick Handkfs-fnda Checks--Inda
Cottons--twil'd buff Ngnkin-,ilk Twist-black,
blue and white Shatloons--Matese gilt. fancy.
pearl and silk Buttons--corded and hgur'd Cam
bricks---Prince Regents --Cottonets-Ging-
ham--U mbreias--Russa Sheetngs aud Crash
Platlas-brown Linen---sk and beaver Gloves
ladies habit and long white and color'd kid Gloves
Bamboo and dress Fans--MusIin Robes--Cot-
ION Damask--slk. worsted and cotton Hose--kid-
dermnster and Straw Carpeiing sc. june
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

HAVE just received in addition to their large
Il Il Stock, few packages prime GOODS,
AMONG WHICH AIRY
case high colour'd Farnitures
1 Go imitation Plaid Calicoes
do black Canton and Barcelona Hdkfs.
do Canton Grapes, choice colours and hgur'd
Black Nankin ditto
Black and colour,d Levantines---Tndia Camblet
rich Garniture and plain Rbbons--Long Lawn.
case Irish Linnen Danask, from 1 to f4-l
Iikerise, great variety of FRENCH FAN
CY ARTICLES, and case assorted light Cam
brics and Cambria Prints from 8 4 to "a, &c. &c.
June 9
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
ESSA No. %.

The following extracts from an essay On the
best method of Obtaining hay of fine quality by
i Anderson. Esq. will, we hope, be duly atten-
ded To by our citizen Farmers. Hitherto have
treated only Of green forage; but as IN this eli
mate, where grass does hot continue TO vegetate
luxuriantly through the year provision must be
made for winter food for beasts; for this purpose
ii becomes necessary, ia all cases on grass farms,
to appropriate portion Of the land for hay. 1t
becomes then a consideration of some Importance,
10 inquire ia what way hay Of the best quality
can be obtained In the greatest quantity, and at
the least expense the nature Of the case viii
ADMIT.
From the considerations above stated, it IS evi-
dent that it is matter of much greater conse-
quence, than has been generally imagined, to
take care that the hay shall be Of the very best
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NE ~ GOODS.
VIM. MCCLELLAN,

w WI. ACLL Liza ~ ~,
HAS jufl received and offers for fale the follow.
leg articles, v White and coloured Cam
brics-Csmbrc Prnts-nice CalIicoes--gown and
cap Mullins Canton CraPes-orange, blue, laIoc
and firaw coloured double wove Sarragossa Silks,
for bonnets and fpencers-changeabie gown and
petite Silks-Dimotys- Cpghams-Copper Plates
add Furnitures--Printed shawIs-Crape ditto
Plain silks Tabby Vevst-Cotton Veltings-Silk
itto-GrandurelIs---b!ue and yellow Nankins--
fix Hofe-cotton do--a great sfortment of Rib
bons-very wide Br2ds of ali coiours--black fix
Hsndkerch,efs = fancy coloured diuo,with wrought
borders--Velvet Bindings, plain and figured
common and very nice Paraiols-B~nbazetts--
oiicloths-- Men 8 sIppers--coat and veff Buttons
ball and chain ditto ~cut glass ditto, Of all col
curs--a large afortment of Beads
tscles from ninepence to five dollars psir--Torr
toile ihe Hair Combs drethng Cornbs--Ramp
pocket ditto-Tortoife fhell ditto. with pearl ca
fes-French Perfumery-imaii pots of highly per-
fumed waihing soap-one cafe of Canton figured
Paper Cor hangiogs and window eurtans Cotton
netts-Cafineres, Sc &c very cheap for cafh.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
NOTICE.

THE sublcribers having fold their flock of Books
and Stationary to Mr. WILLIAM HYDE, who
has taken the fore lately occupied by US. and made
large additions TO the flock, would recommend
him 70 the patronage of our former cullomers and
the public generally, believing that they may pur
chaie articles ia this line of bufnefs on as good
terms Of him ar any other Booklfore in the Uni.
ted states. and be as honoraby dealt with
MUSSEY * WHITMAN.
Portland, June 9th 1918.
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ii SNiNS puTchates OF MenTS Muuey anu
i l. Whitman, their whole flock of
Bo.kS and Stationary,
and taken the Store lately occupied by them, No.
8, Mufey's Row, and added the former flock of
VIM. & Fl Hyde to the above, now offers for fsle
at the above fore, by wholefale or retail on the
mon liberal terms one of the mon complete and
ben chofen locks 10 New England, He will keep
coniisntly on hand good sfortment of Theolog
iesi, Law, Medical, Ciaiii cal and School Books,
Blank Account Books and Stationary. ProfefIional
gentlemen, inftruGors of academies and Schools,
Merchants in town ADD country, and Ladies and
Gentlemen generally are mott RESPECTFULLY invited
10 call at the above fore, where they are afured
that every article in this line of bu6ne. will be
fold 90 as good terms as at any other Bookaore in
the United States, the moit reipe6tful attention
paid them, and every favor received and acknowl.
edged with gratitude.
Ju1e O.
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Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR g. LINCONL,
1T AVE received from late importations, large
l. l. aaortment of
FRESH GOODS,
WHICH ARR

AMONG WHICH ARR
London and Yorkshire Superfnr
BROADCLoTHS and ChSSIAzEREs
Plain white buff and figured Marfaiies Veaings,
Black ELK Floreniine yefspg Gne buff Csiiimere.
7.8 and Irifll Linens
Light ground and plaid London Cafcoes
Common Cacoes /; Carlisle Cingharns
Elegant FurnituFes
Blue and red Copperplates
Black sinehaws and Sarinetts
Black Levantines Italians and Fiorences
Plain aud changeable coiored sinchaw
Sarfnett and Florence Lultrings Plaid kalitrlngs
Black Satin; Englifh silk Gloves
Nankin Grape shawls
Fine figured Leno and book Mullins.
Imitation India Muslins
Canton Grapes fancy elk Handkerchief
Cotton Csmbrics Cambria Mullins
8 and liik Shawls, elegant colours
Mems aud womens cotton Hosiery
s 4 to fo4 Damask table Linen
Birds eye Diaper black Italian Grape
Light and dark printed and imitation Shawls
Blue g. Mort yellow Nankins Company Nankin,
Black Silk Handkerchief
Company Bandannas !; Choppa Romals
Patent neam loom Shirtings
Linen Cambrics elk Vevits
Water loom Sheetings X common factory Cotton
Patent Suspenders India Calicoes
Rnglifh patent Thread wire fewing Cotton
Fine white Fanneis Black Bombszstts
Super gilt coat and ven Buttons fix basket ditto
American Ginghams Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
ing and SattInetts
20 aud 80 inch Bingham Umbrellas
Low priced blue Broadcloths
May 70 (6w0
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
Jeweiru, SiIUer and Plated Hare,
Military Goods and Looking Glasses.
AT TnE GRErN S1oRE. EXCHANGE STREET.
ELEAZAR WYER,

GoLDsMqH IL JEwELRR
yKyOULD inform his friends and the pu5ii !,
Wv that he has just received an additional as
sortment of GOODS in his line, among which are,
Elegant Pearl, Pate Comedian. Jet and Topaz
Earr ings--Pns and Finger Rings--Fafe and Gilt
ldes for the Hair Bmuet Necklaces Pins
Ear rings and other ornaments--Git Snsps-Git
and piated fhoe Buckles-Gilt neck chains--1 ur.
tie lheIl 6de, and other Corbs---Mal;ese Corne-
Ian gold and silver Vef Buttons-G Gold and Sill.
yer Watches. Chains, Keys aud Seals, of the new
eft fa(hion-- A great variety Of Gilt lewelry-
Coral and glass Beads 6c.-Cold Gilt and plated
Epsuletts aud Lace--Cilt, plated and worried
Cord--Gilt aud plated Swords Hangers and Sa
bres, very low prced--S wivels, Buckles & Piunes /;
Morocco Bette, of hyperion quality Gill and
Mahogany framed Looking Glaifes-- Plated aud
Japaned Ware Britannia coffee and tea Sets
Church Fiaggons and Cups
He makes and keeps conflantly on hand, Silver,
foup gravy and cream Ladles-T2ble, defert and
tea Spoons-fugar Tongs-falt Spoons hial
ble.-p pencil cafes, and 1901 picks-toge'her with
variety of fancy articles.
s-y- Country Traders will be furplied with
Good. al ulual at liberia diGcount.
May 90 low
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TO Let, two Pews in Rev. Il, Kel-
loegs Meeting houfs--Inquire as above
MAY 10 0ityts)
SONGS or ZION!
lust published and Tor sale by E. GOOD
! ALE, the Cd Edition Of
SONGS OF ZION,
Bv M. SPklNCER. Inn.

Ds ~. - maven Ju".
To those who have seen the 6Fst Edition,
nothing need be ss,d ia favor Of this little vol
ume.-The second Edition conlsins sn sddision
Of this most spprused and PoPut>r hymns, and
The whole forms the most convenient anS cheap
collection Of spiritual snd experimental Songs
eyer e, published. FIR sale slso by NJ. Sprin.
ger. Jr. Ca.asner; N Cheever, RaliozvcA; VIII
liam Hyde, Portland; w. & ii. HYDE. Bah,
and Knock Coodsie. Saco Price S3 so per
dcz 81 IL CTS. single.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

THE copartuership under The firm Of
L Nohan I. Isaac Hinslow,
was dissolved by mutual consent On tue 1st inst
II persons indebted to said firm are requested 20
make immediate payment to Nathan Ninslo's who
continues business az their former Store
NATHAN WINsLOW,
6,b Mo q 1919. ISAAC WINSLOW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

limiting 0fer-A person 10 the gaol of Hull.
has published notice. that if the man who cos-
mtted The offence for which lie was Imprisoned.
will come and confess The same, he shall be hand
s1meIy rewarded.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
Nathan w insloW
NFFERS for fale at his fore az the Ggn of
" the Whale, jua below the Hay Scales


OIL,
of hyperion quality, for burning This Oil, in
lamp properly trimmed directions of which will
be furnifhed gratis, is warranted 10 burn until ex
hauled without fnnffiag or picking up, produces
no more smoke than candles is less liable 70 greafs
about hou(e iafer on account of Ere not fubject
waite by being placed 10 current of air, and by
actual experiment proves as cheap as card'es at
ten cents per pound. IL 10 llkewiis preferable to
any other CREATE for oiIing wool, it makes it run
smoothly does not become gutinous by laying
any length OF time and the yarn is eaiiy cleanfed.
He likewife keeps large afoHment of plated
brafs and japaned LAMPs--pocket and large
Lantherns.
NJ. w. being connected with thofe carrying on
the whale flfhery aud having his oil selected at the
Factory, he can with the greateif confidence war
rant it TO be good can be procured in the Uni
ted States.
Wool aud Rolls bought. fold, and Stored.
NIB Lamps and Oh furnifhsd on trial, to be
returned If NOT satisfactory. Oil put up 10 tin
isters, from TO gallons, aud tent gratis to any
part of the town.
They lisewife keep general sfortment OF
STEEL aud BAR iRON-HARD WARE, PRO
VISION. GROCERIES, and afupply of MACHINE
AND HAND CARDS, of all descriptions, made
by john WIssLow & CO. equal TO any in this
fizte A new kind of Cattle Cards much approved
of ben of Eogliih Comb Plate and Emery
I;ksrpie FACTORY YARN, from the moli ap
proved factories.
RssENCE OF SPRUCE, by the barrel or fmaIl
quantity and directions for brewing the fame
which makes an excellent and cheap beverage
g1YO1ders given for any of the above articles
will be puucsuaiiy attended to. June 9.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

Righteous Vsrdtct.---A jury in Orange County,
~. Y lately gave young lady $500 damages in
an action of SANDER brought against a young
man named VIM. G.. Cain.--Alay similar fate
attend every s!GndeTsr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

EDWARD HOWE-UphoistereT.
No 5, Merchants Roc, llltddie-Street, Portland,
II AS just received by brig Gov Carver, arrived
Il Il in Boston from Havre. large and elegant
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

A William Wood an sccomplice in the Mail
Robbery, near Baltimore, has been tr Ell 10 Phil
adelphis, andfound guilty-senteHce of the law
de0tt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16
p4PER-HANGTNGS,

with Borders 10 MATCH direct ffom the mannfacto
ries in Paris, in addition TO his former stock of
.4meracan and Freach Papers,
is omprzed better assortment than be has here
tofore bad, which will be sold as low as in Boston
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-16

For sale, one bushel Of the large Norfolk TuREIP
SEED, and halfa bushel Of the seed of the Swedish
TURNIP, or RuTA BAGS believe known here by
the name of Lapland Furnip, the most valuable
root in the world except the Potatoe, and cutivat-
ed like the French Turnip. (The Swedish Turnip
Seed was imported last year) For the two last
articles apply either my house or TO Messrs. N.
& l.. DANA, Merchants Portland.
Mnot, june 9. WILLIAM LADD,
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SUWNER GOODS
AMONG WHICH ARr-

a HE subscriber has imported per Gaen, from
IL london, the following among great variety
of other SEEDS, viz. RYE GRASS, TnTFoIL,
ST.. FoIN LUCERS. BURNEr, MEADow-OAT-
GRASS, MANGBL WoRzEL, or root Of SCARUTY,
TALAvERA WHEAT, ENGLISH RYE and BAR.
LEY. Amateurs of agriculture will be cheerfHliy
supplied with samples Of the above mentioned
Seeds, by applying at my house.