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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

~ WtktLEk tender his thanks 10 tLe ,,ubIic esn.
,a,y dhu MS friends IN particular, for the liberal
reimbursement received while member of tn, bouse or
"ueeieI lChenoT, and Informs them that be has re-
eo'nsheea toAcH-MAKING. in all its various branch
'ne iot Below, adjoining The lot formerly occupied
W "netiei g ilchenoT.S. Wheeler atteTs
rom ms long experience ia Newar in addcn m tb,
II, ennUnu, ne van be enabled to work in
e, @ anu strongest manner; and pledges hiRs
seheta 10 sncb may favor him with their
patronage lie now has on hand few unfnis ed coaches
aud gigs which be finished NJ short notire go
November 20. =, a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

! MON HOrtL.- James s OrriH Brock, DESTROYS
- OF anording tie most agreeable accommodation to
members of the General Assembly who may choose to
,or tnen WIN their custom, beg leave give MS
sahce tla Ho carriages win be furnished free from
expense, Tor The convean of members and ON the
capitol at tie usual hours of Aeeng and adjournment
November 20. 81 a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

CHILIIcOTHE. (Ohio,) Nov gov are sorry
TO be Under ,he necessity of informing our
readers, that iwo wagon loads of specie from
tie Branch Bank. left this place on Monday
last for Pittsburgh, intended TO replenish tue
vaults OF the Mother Bank in PHILADELPHIA. :.
10 see the western country drained of the
precious metals, mnst bs Al all times q subject
OF deep regret: but. at this critical and EN-
barrassing period, ii is calculated to nil the
minds OF those who have the welfare of this
section OF the union at heart, with the most
melancholy torebodings TCaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

w hnA he hishess market price In cash wiz h..
Rockets, by roptE,r IN pa,.a' OF az
VINO a'so "an,sahout 400 bushels nice SEED WHEAT
Sept. Is. f loo ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

lRukB from the Jail Of Henrico county ON lie nies
- OF the 9Th OF last month mHiaio man BY the
pdme OF Johr pHHcfSs, who said he was nee and
vas committed for want of free papers He was abont
~ years old, feet 10 or II inches high stout welt
made lie isa sailor by trade and spoke very often
nus being IN the late war Whoever will deliver th .
above named John williams TO me ri The taiI ~ mo,
county, shall be rewarded for their :fonl5le " 49,
n. BURTON d. s, for
Sept. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

AAEo RIVER CoMrhNY....At meeting of thc
~ president aad directors the James T.. rr
on The 26th day of November, 1915
NESoLNED, that The clerk give public notice that
ohaay we AIN day OF January is the
oy raw or the annual meeting OF the full
attendance OF the share holders, either person or by
proxy, rs requested at tue Capitol in the city of Rich
nend at twelve o'clock that da business of con-
SIDERABLE importance will be submitted to their conside
ration. Extract frorr re- Uj,,,tcs 'e
oo..(2Jtm ROBERT POLLARD, CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

ot.N ). hAWkiNs having settled the krnMIEy
nver 20 miles above IT'S meutb bsIo, ali a. $500
S; proposes purchasing TOBACCO on corn.
.,sslou. is las already built sufficient number OF
''hai 10 JsIneJ river batealx, beng the hyst OF,
@ Nes'eth "sets; aud from experience OF their nse
p.e tue navigation ofthe Kentucky river
nsi-whIon buais will carry alt The tobacco he NAV
purchase at all seasons the river and he will ,
h ae 'ooeeeo on board steam boat at Louisville
u wiz ne taken To New Orleans in eichl days
Having cnltivate the plant OF 10 wears in Ie eoa
and PAID particular attention 10 the ins sec
Ss Vns "a hichmohd and Lynchburs the last yeai he
hirseii there are few Judges I'm IN. Al
,r;, letters directed to New castle Henry Co
% "nthofity to dTaw for funds complete the pur.
ed to '' '''' w f""S'"a'J ai'ehu-
~ neist 10 MI Daniel Burtos near Richmond; Cant.
suItoh or Mr.. Reuben BnTion, RIcbnond va
ne surety for prompt attention and faithful YER
IN approprating any lands placed in his hands
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

~ NeU York ttre7neH Insurance CeBlpany
MPlIAL $500 900 amply secured. Directors, iohD
-, q Cosief WIN. w. TODD, Henry WaIug, Abraham
RICHARDS, GsTril iyer. WIN. CaboOne, Samuel S How
iadd John Jacob Astor Josiah Sinfses Benjamin. Deso.
hry, John COlyi, Peter !. Nevns Archibald mcVckar
Joseph Strong. Thomas c. Butler, president; John
Mhellen, assistant William HcNeal, secretary.
The subscriber having been duly appointed AGENT of
the NeU York TircmcN Insurance Gonp0BV with fnlI
power III Tie behalf said company To effect insurance
against hre on goods, wares and merchandise houses
buildings, mills vessels in Fort aud generally ON vIi
kinds ofpropery in this city and The state Is
nov readytD receive applications and effect insurance
against he E conformity with the powers efhis agency
al klchmond-where terms, which viii be liberal as
atother Offices, mas be known personal application
OF 6y etteposi paid describing accurately the premises
ana property required 70 beiHsued. All losses sustain.
edby Tbs sonpsny will be promptly aud literally ad-
jnsted and se,t'ed. JOHN o. LAY,
AGENT PoR THE y. YORK y. {. Co.
BE TT KNOWN, Thaf Join o. Lar, oC fhe citg Of
Richmond, PrgiHia has bfcn authenticated an fefnt
o. me New ioik FiTemen Insurance Company OF NcW
f0rk nth mn Po'cey 10 effect insurance 0gakstre
tn the ctg Of RichoJtd ami Sfdfe ~ YireiNi0 aEd
premiums efinsgreHcscD him
f0tich Tcceipf Utilize blHdiHgoH acknowledgements
~ Tepioced By regular policies ciNsHrGnce isSSd by
ne company.
In tcifqcss chereoC the soid Ncfo York Fireman
Insurance Comp9ag hcye casedfhei SeaLfo ehere.
unto Gfref 0yid tie sumo 10 be sieued bV their Dres
degt end aftssfed by their secretary, IN Neo York
This I2fh ddy ri august, ~ the gear ofOHr Lord 1873
THOMAS c. BUTLER, PRECEDENT. IsBAL.l
attest, WV. McNKaL. sscr'y. qi..sn
a IL persons who have CHAINS against the estate Of
IA JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired TO make
them known TO without deiayfisti il found correct
they may he speedily geA-and those Indebted 10
the estate, are solicited pay what they owe Wiih rs
tle delay as conveniently csn he, DESTROYS nf
paying the several legacies of our tes,aor as exped
tiOusy as possible. JOHN RICHARD,
PETER J. CHEVAlLfR
Executors Of Joseph O0ttsgO, dec.
Aueust 2s. SAT-
ITO THOMAS L0GWOOD....Asy You az 4oi a resident
of this state, and have known agent or attorney
70 whom can give notice. you are hereby nnfihed
tina; shall onfhe 10th OF March 1870 aud onithai DATE
from day TO day between The honTs of and4 =. NJ
az Cheailas tavern IN .hetown Of Huntsville Mad yon
county ana Alabama territory, proceed 10 take The pO.
sitons OF said Chcabaul, John Marlin, Henry brown
and Sannel Meade, esq To bc read IN evidence n NV
belialf IN my su against you ~ the district chaucery
coart Of Echmondw where you NAV ffyoa choose attend
pecenber a. Sfdv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

s4aRESH BEDiClNES. :. tharles n J6rd50I1 dTIg
gst, Richmouu, few doors below the Eagle Hotel
mas jht received and is now opening his fall
himself are as good any offered for sale in this
market He expects in few days, supply of lin seed
oil ana white leadalso general assortment of fresh
garden seeds-aIi of which will be sold low cash or
Town acceptaHces. aberal credit. lie returns his
franks TO TIE public for their liberal supphrt and trusts
by HE strict attention his business still to merit their
aid Tie invites the Faculty to call and examine his
heochea rs heIs certain tey will be pleased them
lie wishes to purchase fTom to Two thousand bush
els FLAX SEED, for which cash will be given-aso a
large quantity of Palma Christi, castor oil seed-for
which fair price will re given.
EPhy sicans ofhis city at all times obtain from
him the medicinal leech. Nov. "a. 5s.st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08
AUGUsrE CHOTEAU, Prest.

AUGuSrE CHOTEAU, Prest.
THOMAS BRADY,
a, l.. GANGdAM
TiOS. +. RIDDIGK.\ Directors.
Jos. PBlLiPSoN,
CHRIST IAN Wilt.
JOHN BALES, Cashier.
Sworn To aSd subscribed this 26;h ,lay O
October, a: -. 1918, at The banking house OF
the Bank OF Missouri, before me.
J.V. GARNER, J.. p.
1ownSiip and county of st. Louis.
The above statement file situation of the
Bank, respeciin.iys TO both Houses
OF the Legislature OF Missouri by their obedi.
ent servant, AUG. CHOrEAU, PIest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

n ANY member of the Agricultural Society who has
neglected 10 pay his subscription, will please call aud
pay tue same or be prepared he meeting OIL the sth
INST. TO do SO; where the treasurer wIll attend.
J. PRESTON, Treasurer Ag. Society.
December 4. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

EsARNoNiA SACRA.-Souih.ate5s Sacred M0sic com
"A taiains collection Of original aud choice psalm
ahn hymn tunes, with an Ode to Harmony Two Gloria
patras, one Collect, six Anthems, aud re Dsun...
composed and armonsed by the late Cagries
OF hlchmond, Na..... Copy right secured. :
CONDiTI0NS-The work will be COMPLETED in eigbt
ahmbsrs each number containing eight pages nf music
fee 80 cents With the last, elegant tile will be
gwen, and the work bound gratis subscribers
Those wishing TO become subscribers 10 the above
W"TA will hnd the nrstnu1ber also the subscription pa
per- d. tue bookstores OF w n. H=,ChyisoR y. Cor
6s9 and of Hdrg Sonhsote. Ihe work 70 hs finished
~ lhe liih Dec 1873 Get o. 4l..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08
TF,om The Sc. Louis Eag.irer.
DN II OF hllSSNIIRI

Tie pubic " Ill STE, tom the following. state
me"t, that ihere is not "A Bank IN The uuion
that rests on a brmer foundation than that OF
the hilsSomii aionndli'ou Z! specie -notragS
cory,
preseacd 10 the General Assembly, 26th Oct. 1918.
Ssaie1;tat oflke siuGiioa ~ ihe E,tnk nj fissos.
"a, diWdoy, 2Cth Oct. 1915
Ca?ital stock OF Bank OF Missouri SaIO,coO 90
Cnp. stock, branch al ST. Gonevieve 10000 90
amount oi dc BITS due to the Bank. .3lJ ,.:I3 n
taf"l t>tdte-. 400 90
ho"ieS deposited. .............-.... ,SS5 81
Notes Of thv 3 2nk IN circulation. llS ,Ja2 -
Nash On maud ...........23i ST. 80
10. seat Tor specie. ......65 .51l 10
DO. seat TO the Branch. $4,000 % 327 Csc IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

hUk hENr....rhs STORE HOUSE CilANAkY 80 I.
d, Tue fip'hg Tree This stand is equalled nv few
"lhe low conntryi business, situated on the Pamnn
hey river In an agreeable and geieel neshbor bood
rms is The best neghhorhood corn and wheat i'm Tho
low country Fon further particulars enquire Of m =
subscriber, living the place. JAMES TURNER
Novemberl3. ss q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08


GfUSCowiLLA ACADE This school In ,rbicI,
~ the usual academioai branches will be tangI nndsr
the immediate care aud attention Of the subscTiber will
commence on the II III January next and discontinue on
tue litD oi ctBiber cnsung. utaksg term Of ten
Vhtns, NteT deducting the usual vacation. Terms 10
tuition and board. including Washing lodz-
&c y izo 10 De paid half yesIiy the expiration Of
session. For those unacqfainted, IL be proper
10 ann iba this academy is IN pleasant healthy and
Institution, are respectfully regretted TO notify the sob
scIIDer imnediate BY letters directedto Ha9ovrr H.
~. g. ANDERSON.
Wear TIE Form Church. Hanover NoV.2i 5s..wl0as
FtMALE TUiTiON... Miss df0Tg H. IsTTefesschoo
TOT he instruction 81 young iafies IN the English
aud French languages geography with the Of globes
mapping drawing, arithmetic &c viii he continued tie
ensuing year heretofore at the residcnce Of her mo-
TIER Mrs. Martha Tefreie IN the nerhb0fhood Of The
Green Springs Lonsa county Her sister will hereafter
he united Wits her IN the school aud nv their ont exrr
tioustbey viii be enabled TO receive ard n eater
number 0i pHps, and hope give entire Subtraction.
We have had abnndaH opportunity of knowing the la
dies whose services arc ceird pthe public tie
notice, and Of judging Of their qua ihcatisns for The
charge they have undertaken and eara willing ies
Tony TO their entire suicieucy have been intise
i'r years ~ the family 3ud neizhhotheod Of their resi-
dence, land we know Of no situation which the &nVe
Tie intellectual ant mori Improvement 81 daughter.
FRANK CARR, DAVID WATSON.
JOSEPH ~. LOGAN,
The ars session will cona nee on the rs Of JanpsJs
arc end on the 5th Of Jnne The TENS tor board ana
,u'on per year bedding incHded, s lss. 5s..Is.-
| 'I7HE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA viii meet ~
the Masons Hall IN this city on the evening Of me
second ovnhay IN December uext. ei''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

NlOfICE....a meeting OF The 5gricaLtRr0I .Soriefy
81 Ffrgi1ia will be held at the URion Hotel in TINS
city, Oh Tuesday the 9th December nest O'Clock
III me iofenooII JOHN ADAMS, Sec'ry.
hlChmondJ Nov.2'- So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

- ONAWA1S IN hENKiC0 JAIL,. Nooniup a,
n dak complexion, feet Al inches nigh about aY
a o. age was sold by Ihomss wiikerou for Grad
100 ~on Vaughn oi Goocband-ihe purchasers name not
70 John mahone Of Chesterfield county dark
.ee' I9i inches hsh.... Harry, dark completion IS
tue estate 81 Major Lansburn Of King William eosnty
.''.DtO'ee, yellow complexion, feet - inches hiah
arge wen made, says he belongs TO VIM. Reaford OF
beuo,d county Va.--The owners of The above slaves
WIN please take them away, they will be dealt with n.
'"s nav "a" u,'ee.s. n. BURTON, Dep'y,
WV. ~. 9I..Im (or q. Sauase, $. s u. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

IL ICHMOND TURNPIKE CONPANY....in puTsa.
ance 81 resolution psssed by the directors Of The
hau COMPANY on the i2th Of November 1918 they will
%" me I5h day neXt month, proceed 10 eecta keener
me gate ON their turnpike Rad. Applicants for sand
once may leave With the clerk, before that time their
names ad any esideuces hey may choose to furnish in
proof OF their capaby, sobrietj attention to business
&c ". SHEPPARD. CLERK.
November II. ga ti,T,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-08

'E'hE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA will meet, ~
nc Nasons Hall. IN this city, ,bs evening OF INC
second 1vnday in December usxt. 6i..H
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

To the Hon. the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentctiUes Of he Cmanlonzgedih Of .Massa.
cbusettS.
TiHE undersigned beg leave respectfully 10 ren-
4 resent that public convenience requires that
Bridge should be erected over Presumscot river
in Falmouth in the county of Cumberland, at Sta
ples' point so called, and q petition ii now pend
ing before the Hon Court of sessions 70. said conn
ty for laying out road across said river al said
Staples point and whereas the said court Of ses-
sions have not authority to lay out road and
build bridge the river at said point. il being
navigable Your petitioners pray saia court Of
sessions may be authorised and emp erred for this
purpose, and whereas said court OF sessions have
heretofore been authorized 20 appropriate the mo
nes OF said county for the building and SUPPORTING
bridge over said river short distance above SAID
Staples point and as said bridge is now in ruin
ous situation aud must shortly he peoalt al the ex
pense OF said county, as the public will be much
pro6ted by road across said river at said Staples
point, instead Of the road now travelled
Your petitioners request ssi court OF sessions NAV
be authorized, if they may find the sane to be prop
and for the public good to discontinue the sup
port heretofore, and now afforded "a the present
bridge from sa;d county, and appropriate the same
or as much as may be requisite for the building
Staples p5intlA lAnd as in dutybouud viii ever pray.
EDW.ARD RUSSELL,
WILLIAM b, SEWALL,
I.. EBENEZER BVERETT.
May 50 WILLIAM BARROWS,
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
NOTICE.

T|HR mail which has been carrie I'D by the fub-
fcriber from Oct IN 81 Ia nbw under the
following efiahIilhnlent, viz leave Kennehunk
Wednefaays at S P M. by Alfred 1ya,er bosorgh.
Hollis, Burton, Limington, CoruiflI Limerick. 10
Psrfons6ed and resurn BY the anne route TO
Kennebuuk Saturdays AZ 5 p. M. leave Kenne-
bunk Saturdays at s 2. Nj by Al ed, ssndford,
Lebanon, shapleish Newfeld, 10 Pirson. field and
return by the fame route TO Kennepuak Tucldays
Al P M-Thofe who have fsvoi,red me with
any commands will pieafe 10 receive my uEfeign
ed acknowledged and zuy that may De con
tinusd lhall be a. endsd to with 6deiiy and promp-
titude JAMES n. rUcKRR
Stanailh, June so
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
COMMENCEMENT
AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
+ behalf Of the Executive Officers Of Dartmouth
L College. and pursuant 10 authority derived from
the Trustees hereby rive notice, that, in order
10 avoid ell occasion for collision respecting the
place for the pubick exercises the annual Com.
mencement win 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 appiicsnts
for admission into College and all others concerned,
will take notice hereof, and govern themselves &c.
cordingy.
FRANCIS BROWN, President
Dartmouth College, June 90, 1918.
The Editors of pnblick Journals viii confer a
favor on the College end the publick by inserting
this notice.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
GAZETTE GA News.
PORT OF PORTL md.

Entrances and cleardrces at tie Custom House.
ARRIVALS.
June &c. brig WIN Suith. Mcclellan, from ST
Croix, via. Newyork, with run-schr Aretas
Prince. from Philadelphia, With aour--2T schr
William, York, from Philadelphia. with corn
schr. Barzilia. Pote, from Wilmington, for Lu.
beck--28, sloop Fancy Packet, Waite, from Bos-
ton with flour, ,'and pork-brig Tropic, Warwick,
from Surnam. with molasses--schr. Rolla, Hobbs,
from Alexandra with hour- schr. Eunice, Rob-
bins from ST. Mchaels-sloop Aurora, Thomas,
from Boston SO, schr. Packet, Lowell, from Bos-
ton--sloop Jane, Mansfield. from Lubbock.
crEAnANCEs.
Coasfarise.--June 26, slocp Votsry, stockman,
for Boston.
Foretgn.--June 27, brig statirs, Freeman, for
Havana.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
May SO
Commonwealth of Massachusetts

In Senate, Jisae s. 1915
ON the petition aforesaid ordered that the pc
titoners cause an attested copy of their petition,
with this order thereon, 10 be published in the
Eastern Argus and Portland Gazette, three week
in succession the last p8acatlon 10 be thirty days
at least, before tue seuoGd " ednesday Of the next
session Of the General Court. that an persons in
terested, may then appear aud shew cause, (if any
they haveA ahy the prayer Of said petition shout
not bs granted. ssat down for concurrence.
J0Hs PHILLIPS, President
In he House or kepreseG.u. Tres, June G, 1918
Read ard ceacurrei.
TIMOTHY -JELoH, Speaker.
A .rue Copy-dnest,
$. {. GeCIF AIRY. Clerk eftse Ssnatr
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

TO LEI TN NorthY Ydrmonth,
nR TO be exchanged for the hire of one ia
~ Portland that arge aud eomuiodous three.
lfofy DWELLING HOUSE,, helonIrug to the es.
tate OF Mr.. NATBAkIEL JsNki, situated az
Northyarmoush corner Inquire of WILIIAM
Lorp. Po,f!s.s or RUIZ JIsxs, Oh the prentice,
Tune 90
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

ss1HB eopartnei fhip heretofore exiting be, veen
the iubfcribers under the 6rm Of MUSsEY
& WHITMAN 10 thi, day by mutsal confeat dif
folved All perfcns indebted are called upon 10
make payment, and all perfons having demands to
exhibit the fame TO CHARLss MussEY at Muhey
ir Efq { flee. ho is duy authorized 10 leu'e the
aeeounts of faid Arm CHARLES MUSsEY,
Juns 50 JOSIAH WHITMAN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
CHARLES KIMRAI.I,.

= EePECirUILY informs the Public ths. he
~ on.iuues bu6ness a, the Store lately inprov-
ed by Durham and Kimball No 2Exchange ow,
where he has for faie
9 lids. MolafIes fuperior quality for retailing
HID and hb!s Muscovado Sugar n quality
SO Quintais Pollock Flih.
a general aGortUent of
WeSt India Goods, Groceries, and
Country produce,
all ofwhich are offered on good terms.
June so.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
GRAFTON.
NATH'L. G. NJ. SENTER

NATH'L. G. NJ. SLNTER,
WILL pronounce an GRAFTON, THIS Ere
W ninA at the L1non Hall, on the COM
parative powers of ancient and modern Elo-
quence, and or female Education, vindicating
the first pretentions Of females 10 honors Of Soci-
ETY., and liberal and elegant Education.
OF To commence at o'clock--admission to
Gentlemen, so cents.
~ The Ladies Of Portlqnd are intited 70 at
tend gratis. June 80.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
Copartnership Dissolued.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
the finn Of DUNHAM & KIMBALL.is is tbis
dayby mutual consent q issolved. II lersons hsv.
ing demsnds against seld frm are requested Il
present them for settlement, and those indebted
are reque slcd to make immediate payment ic
CHARLES KiMsALL, who Is duly authorised Il
receive the same and to sdius, the concerns O.
the company. STEPHEN DUNHAM
CHAkLES KIMBALL.
Iune 25. 1913
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

In Lebanon, (Con.) on the 9th inst. Mr.. Hen
~ HYDE, Of Eath, bookseller, TO Miss Maria
Hyde, Of the former place.
In Hallowell, the Rev. Joseph Bailey, OF
Whitefeld, to Miss Mary Shaw.
In Niscasset, DIR. NJ. shaw, to MISS victoria
Aurelia Cook.
In the Island of ST. Michael, Dr.. John ".
Webster Of Boston, to Miss Henrietta Frederick
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30

Au iceberg, or island Of Ice has been landed
upon the Island of Fowla, one of the Shetlands,
on the coast of Scotland. 1t extends miles IN
length, and is larger than the Island upon which
itrests Fowla or uia in lat. 60, N lon. 10
being only about miles in length and one and
a half in breadth II is inhabited by about 26
families and is supposed to be the Ultima Thule
Of the ancients.
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
BATHING... !.

THE Bathing House, adjoining MAJ. DAVIS Dis,
J. tilery, back of CumberIand-street. is open
for the accommodation Of visitors. "That the
Warm Bath isNrelasing and debiItating,' says
ooct, j. q. Coffin, Of Boston, I" is a prevalent o.
pinion, though nothing is less founded in truth
when the bath is rightly managed.
7" he idea has arisen from misapplication Of
the bath, and the want of that Discriminate Which
distinguishes betweer the use and abuse of good
thing, whose natural and constant tendency, in
this instance iso sooth the seusations, and 10 raise
ard invigorate the powers of the body and of the
mind. Portland June 80
The Portland gazette., 1818-06-30
(T Mem and Cheap Goods.
VINTON & COX,

Erctange-Sireef, PORTLAND
TXAYE THIS DAY RECEIVED a yery
4 4 large assortment of !,
NEW GOODS,
which will be sold unusually cheap, for cash only.
Superfine and common Cloths,
and Cassmeres PriestcotlIs and Sattinette white
and coloured Flaonel Rattinetts and Bomba
zetts; British CottonS; steam loom Cottons IA
and 6-i cotton Csmbrics ; cambria and null Mus
lius; plain and figured 1.enn and book Muslin
elegant Cambric and common CaIcoes s 4!
and 6 Ginghasns black and coloured Cambrics
Linen Lawns aud Linen Cambria: black and CO.
Toured Lustrings; elegant changeable Lustrings
plaid Lustrings and Seersuckers cambric and
common Dimoties; corded Cambrics and Muslins
black and white silk Lace .Nankin, Canton and
rsalan Grapes brown Linens vestng all kinds
silk Hose and Gloves; mems spun silk Glaves
merino Grape: cashmere and cambric Shawls !.
English and Russia Diapers; bandanpa AMI flag
Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Tapes, Buttons, &c.
June so.