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The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

a T q Court Of Probate holden al the Probs
1 = Office in Portland, within and TOR the
county Of Cumberland, Oh the second Wednes-
day of December, in the year OF our Lord eigh-
teen hundred snd eighleen--On the peti''on oi
Samuel Mcguire, administrators OF The estate OF
EDMUND Z. MCGUIRE, late of Poland, 10
SAID county, yeomAn, deceased, representing
thst the personal esta'e Of said deceased IS not
suilcient 10 Ply he just debts. which he owed
Al the time of his desh by The sum OF thirteen
hundred and seventy one dollars and twenty tour
cents, and praying for license 20 sell and con-
vey so much Of the real estate OF said deceased
as may be necessary for The payment OF ssia
debts and incidental charges :--ORDERED-thsl
the petitioner give notice shereof TO the heirs OF
said deceased and to al persons interested ID
said estate, BY causing cory of this order 70 be
published in the Portland Gazette printed az
Portland, in said counly, three weeks success
slyely, that they may appear al Probate Court
10 De held at the probate Office 10 Portland, IN
said county, on the second Wednesday OF Janu
sry nex, at len O'Clock in The forenoon and shew
| cause # say they have, why the prayer ot said
petition should not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Judge Of said Court
A true copy Of Record.
Attest. HORATIO SOUTHGATE Regr.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

fTIHE subscribers being appointed by the Hon
l. Samuel Freeman, Judge Of Probate for the
County Of Cumberland to receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors TO the estate of ZENAS
PRATT, late Of Cape Elizabeth, in said county
yeoman, deceased, intestste. represented insolvent
hereby give notice that six months from the
ninth day OF December are allowed said creditors
TO bring ia aud prove their claims, and that we
shall attend that service at the dwelling house
Of Nancy Pratt, Cape. Elizabeth, on the last Tues.
!ayof December, February, Marcel, April, May and
June next, from one till four of the clock. in the
afternoon Of each day. Dated at Westbrook De-
cember 10, 1918.
MOSES QUIMBY Commits
WILLIAM CUMMINS, sioners.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

A/Ethe fu afcribers having been appointed by
w the hon. Samuel Freeman Efq Judge OF
Probate for the county Of Cumberland to receive
and examine the CLAIMS Of creditors to the eiate of
ISAAC SAWYER, late of Weflbrook in the coun-
~ of Cumberland yeoman, deceased reprslented
intolvent do hereby give notice that fix monks
from the twents hfty day of November afi are al
lowed 10 faid creditors TO bring in and prove their
Claims, and tha: we 1hai attend that Eervice at the
late dwelling houfe of faid deceafed. in faid Wei
brook on the fecond Monday in January neI, and
on the third Mondays of the four following
months from two until four o'clock in the after
noon ofesch day.
Dated at Welbrook, the feventh day of Decem
Der 8 Sill as ESTES, Z Comms-
zACH'AEs. B. STEVENS ,Eoners.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

NHR fnblcsiber Caers for fae his farm IN Wind
ham, P'eaiantly Gtuated on The direct road
from Portland to Bridgton and Oii.feld-ahout
miles from the former place containing 90 acres
OF excellent land, Us acres of which il covered
with wood under good itase Of guilty. ation
VIII procuce from 80 SO so tons hay annually ;
has handiomey,aN orchard of nearly so trees
ano is well fenced ana watered. The building. On
iAid farm are decensiy dni!hed swo CORY dwell
ling hCuie with convenient out hou. e. and tvyo
well hoifhed barns one OF which !. nearly nsw
For tefms which will be liberal apply 20 ,he fub
icr'oer' John CHUTE.
Windham, December 2l. tf
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Dec. i4th, 1915.


NOTICE 10 hereby given to the heirs and eredi
~ tors of the estate of SETH SWEETsER late
Of Northyarmoush, in the county Of Cumberland
veoman, ceceaied, and all others coucerned--
That William Buxton, Execufor, of the lail will
and ,eilamens of said deceaisd. has exhibited TO
me the lrbscfiber Judge of the C1urs Of Probate.
within and for fa;d couny hi 6rit sccount cf sd-
minillration of fad eiiste and hat the fame vii
be coniidered Probate Conrt TO be he'd az
he robase Of6se 10 Portland in (aid county on
the fecond Nsdnsfisy Of January next, ten
o,cl ,ck Ia the forenoon when and where they
nav Ne pfelent AMI ihew czule. If any they have.
rhv the fame lhou'dnot be allowed
Givea under my hand Portland, this ninth
aav O. DECEMBER in the year of cur Lord eight
cen haa ired and eighteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

Z ANDS FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
Ia FOR CASH-The following tracts of Land
situated in the District of Maine and Common
wealth Of Massachusetts,, will be sold for cash. at
Public Auction, on TUESDAY the fifth day OF
January next, at II o'clock at noon at the Ton.
tine Coffee House, in the city ofNew York, viz.
A tract ofIand, being part Of a certain town.
ship number three called Newry, lying in that
great tract called Letter A. in the County of Ok
ford formerly York, containing twelve thousand
acres over and above State reservation and ex-
ceptions of certain lots.
Sundry tracts In township number four, on
Schoodick or st. Croix to wit:
One tract denominated the G.. tract on the
plat, containing seven hundred and eighteen
acres.
One other tract in the township denomnated
b. on the plat. containing two thousand two
hundred and eighty-two acres, exclusive of two
hundred acres within the limits thereof, belong
ing TO David Boyden.
One other tract in-said township denominated
A. containing fouEs thousand acres, exclusive of
one lot lying within thT limits thereof containing
ninety-eight acres-ssald TO Aaron Phelps.
Six lots of Lang in said township, situated in
the second range of lots in the northern half of
said township, towft; numbers IL, %, 20. 80,
81 and 80, containing in the same FIVE hundred
and eighty-five acres.
Also, eight lots of Land, in the third range of
lots al the said northern half of the township, to
TO wit: numbers 33, 81, 35, SO, 81, SO, as and
AZ, containing in the same seven hundred and
forty-ive acres.
One other tract Lying partly in Trenton and
partly in number eight, in the County of Hancock
in said townships, containing, exclusive of set
tiers, seven thousand acres excepting and reser-
wing lots which have been surveyed and laid out
to settlers, &c. and reserving every such lot as
may have been in any manner conveyed to set
slers and reserying Likewise the mills, houses and
other improvements which appertain or are erec-
ted thereon, including in the said reservation the
one undivided halfof saw mill, with the land
belonging to the same Together with double
saw mill, two dwelling houses and store, all
erected on lots number seventeen and number
one, in Trenton aforesaid.
The above Real Estate was conveyed to the
the Subscriber, as assistant Register of the Court
of Chancery ofthe State of Newly ork, in trust,
by Oliver Kane AID Eprailn Bowen, junior, Exec
utors of the last will and testament of John lnnes
Clark, deceased, by deed, bearing date the 1st
day of February, 1910. Deeds will be executed
20 the purchasers by the Subscriber such
Trustee, in pursuance of decree of the Court of
Chancery.
For further particulars IN boundaries, ,title&c.
apply 10 the Subscriber, at his office, No. a, ,NassG
street, where the may be examined, and
also will be mad kno at the time of sale.
Terms of sale twenty per cent. cash at the time
Of sale, and the residue OF the money on the de-
livery of the deeds. ISAAC l.. KIP.
Dec.l
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice to
ali conceraed TIA he has heen duly appointed
d TAX N upon himself the uuf Of Executor Of
tbs iait wi xnd teitament of MARY RANDALL
late of Harpfwell in the county of Cumber land
widow. deceased by giving bond as the law d.
rects-he therefore requens all perfons who are
Indebted to the faid deceated eftate TO make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have auy de-
mznds thereon, 20 exhibit The fame for fettlement
to BENJAMIN RANDALL
Harpfwe Dec 8
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Wheaton's Itch Olntnleb

THIS well known valuable medie'p. b bss
recommendations !. i has been proves prov: D,s,.
pleafant, safe and certain remedy iol II = Dt Il
in al its flages--is for sa'ein Pofs'aDS :. i nsst
Coe H. Bu nam < Or. DaPee---aana aa.,s.lrrs'---|
BY co.iey--in NOrtfyarnOath, 7 !. pr,'.s s sIsss~
10 Freepors, by ". Nye-Bruniwisk : 81
B. Bah, br n We'd sH.HYds' .s !:
w Turner-in wi,cales. BY n 20. : 80 p
fon-tIaltowel by B Wales cI'1s sorass
AsssMeAisl'f,' Aasal.. SY D. r n,'s 's,,,S. Z e
Iohafcn vaa.ioorough. BY Y. ~, ! ps;Is
terville By DIR. D Cook, EaF'J ! IH.srlsyY--.ass
p.tridge s4cO. BY searaHOa "a 7 soiea
Kennesunk by Parlcns : - : n,iodsg.
Bar,let s Chafe Hal Y We'd : = snl ~.
B whi,e. Maynard = Noye', ! :; "a btcok =
Duan, s. Horton, II. Fsuerly. s. ,bs uaass
by ali the ptineipai Drngs'i' :
stase,.--LiEe-yiss Wheaton
Jaaadiee Bite s'-..s.,
az ueual. tom
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

4 HE fn5fcriber hereby gives public notice TO
ali concerned thar lhe has besu duiy appuin
ted and AIKEN upon herself the sruit of Executrix
of the lan will aud teitament of NATHANIEL
WILSON late of Weftbrook in the county Of
lumber sod Rlquire deceaied by living bond as
the law direas fhe therefore requefis all perfons
who are indebted 20 the laid deceafed's eltate TO
make immediate payment; and thoie who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame for iss
item snt TO ANNB WILSON
Weabrook, Dec. 9, 1918
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

T1HF subscriber hereby gives pubic notice d.
Il all concerned, thai she has been duly appoint.
ed ano taken upon herself the trust Of Adninstra-
trix If the estate Of JACOB ROLFE. late of
Portland, in ihe county Of Cumberland, Saddler
deceased, by giving bond as theta directs--shs
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 10
the said deceased's estate to make immediaie pay
ment; and those who have any demands thereon
to exhibit the same for settlement 10
REBECCA R0LFE, or
DAVID ROLFE, her As.,v.
Portland, Dec. 3, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

i'HE suocriber heteby gives public notice to
all concerned, that She has heen duly sppoin-
ted nd AIKEN upon herself The trust Of Admnis-
"a rix on she estate of ZENA PRATT, lac cf
spe-Eifzsteth in The county of Cumberland
MAJ, deceased, by giving bond IS the lAw
.r cts-she thereto requests all persons who
ace indebted % he said deceased's estate TO
make immediate .ymen. md those who have
an demsnds thereon, 10 exh bit he same fJf
etleIneDtto NsNCY PAArT.
Ca3e-llU "a ,eth Dec. 10th 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

TSHE ISLAND formerly known by the name
l. of Mackey's Island and recently by the
name of Rannle's Island, situated in Falmouth,
about one mile from Back Cove Bridge. 1t has
a commodious House and Barn, is well fenced
a small orchard-contains about ninety acres of
excellent land-growth, walnut and oak. 1t
will be sold with or without the stock and farm
ing utensils for cash or approved credit or viii
be exchanged for real estate in Portland. For
particulars enquire at the Office of
JOHN MUSsEY, Jr. Esq.
Portland. Dec. 10.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

THE fubfcrber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned that he has been duy appointed
and taken upon hImfelf the run of Executor Of
the ialt will and Seffzment of j AMEs LOyRETT
Ia e IF Cape Elisabeth, in the county of Cumber-
land ,decealed by wing bond as the Law d.
rects--he thef efore requelts all pertons who are
in6eb-e ed TO the laid deceaieds eftate to make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
mznds thereon 10 exhibit the fame for fe,tlemens
to JEDEDI4H LOVEITT
Cape Elizabeth Dec 9
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Waterford December 5

THE fubfctiber hereby givas public notice to
all concerned that fhe has been duly appoln
ted and taken upon herief he cruh of Aempis
tratrix of the eitate of NATHANIEL MHLEA
late of Brunswick in the county of Cumbes4n
Taylor deeesfed by giving bond as ths aw di-
rec,s-ihe therefore requeas all perfons who are
indebted TO the lsa decesf eds eltae to make i'm.
media payment and thole who have any de.
mands thereon. to exhibit The fame for fettemenf
10 IANkET MIlLRA.
Branfwiek Dec 8 1918.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IN accommodation Stage

COMMENCED running from this town 10
~ Portsmouth on tue 7L inst. and will continue
to start from the COLU1MBI14N T4VERN on
Mondays ant Fridays in future, at Q O'Clock a.
Nj. ard retnra on Tuesdays and Saturdays follow
ing in the evening,
This new conveyance will obviete the inconve-
nience attending passengers IN the Mal Stage
and every attention will be given to render their
situation agreeable
Passengers will be taken at their houses OF
lodgings itrequested. Dec. 9.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

THE lnbferiber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned thas he has been daiy appoinse ed
AID taken upon hinfelf The sraa of Administrator
on the eftste of HEZEKIAH HAPGOOD, late Of
Etyebusg in The county of Oxford gentleman, de.
ceafed. by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requeQs all perfous who are indebted
to the laid decesisd's elta,e. TO make immediate
payment and tboIe who have any demands there-
on TO exhibit she lame to
EPIiM. HAPGOOD
fnrA nonnr-.knr <
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
NOTICE.

THE 'ubscriber hereby gives public notice, that
he mas been duly authorized 10 settle the con
germs Of the ehate Of LEVI BARTLETT, late Of
Norway, deceased, and all perlons indebted 20
said decesied eisate either by note or account,
are requsited 70 fette the same Try the twentieth
OF January next, or their demands viii be pus in
an attorney hands for collection.
iCEABOD BARTLETT.
Norway Nov. so. CIV
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

THE subscribers hereby notify their friends
Co-partnership in the profession and practice Of
Law at Bath under the Firm Of
AMES l. GROTON,
and that whatever busnes in their profession may
be entrusted to them, shall receive prompt and
faithful attention. BENZ. 4MES
N4fTIiiL. GROTON
Bah December 10 1915.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
NOTIFICATION

THE Stockholders of the PORTL AND
Il BfNk, are hereby notified, that heir Annu-
al Meeting for the choice of seven Directors, for
ar agent.) for the easuing year, viii be holden at
the Banking room, on MONDAY, January 4sh,
1919, at IL o'clock, fore hoon.--ALso to act on
any other business that may there come hefore
them. BY order Of the Directors,
JOS. SWIFT.
Dec. 14th. 1915.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

" AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
TlHE Members Of the SECOND AGRICUL-
Il TURAL SOCIETY, Of the County Of OK
ford, are hereby notified that their annual meet
ing will be held on 7UESD AZ The .fflh Of Jaoa-
iIaTg, at ten o'clock, A. NJ at the CouRT-HousE
IN Paris. CALEB PRENTISS, Sec,rg
December %, 1915.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

II Valuable Clarcf g,,;.
I'm pablfhed Lf1is sai.isaJ ard =, - - Z
ISAAC ADAMS. =
SONGS OF THR TRMpLR = 80 rfu.
: TER COLLECTION Of saersa o.siDosga
% 10 doz. ! dollar fng.e. "uae -pt,.
The uaiverfal option ID favon.
iuiiy 1eised by he rapid laie |. n. 'ai' xotk
great mas neen the dem and th.t g.. Nth. 3
oeen GATED Tor within ihort pe,,,s 'aa'ss H..
great variety OF horr tunes of ..g. sotlal.
Tor ninAi onodzy ierviee, aud - 80 80 Ht.iuis
thems and logger hymn tuaes far Saon q
fions. Much Of The MuGc has per-. ..41uiaf
Puohihes III this ccdntry and tn ~
20 The ule OF public wotis,r
and denominations Of Cs@
The of1iesrs Of
10 the ccnntry
notiee the
" The hr
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of th
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III
AsM
q. iaes
=, ssesa,s
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x BAH, add ! 4 ~ Il.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

HE fubicriber hereby gives public notice 10
All concerned that fhe has been duly anpoin
ted and taken upon herself the truff of admins.
Irasrix on the eitate Of JOSEPH RfCHARDsON.
lass OF pownal 10 the county of Cumberland de
cea'eo, oy giving bond a. the law diresas---fhe
therefore requeiis all perfons who are indebted %
ne lad deeeaieds eltate TO make im.neaiase nay.
men1 and thoie who have any demands thereon.
70 exhibit the fame fer fsttlement to
JANE RICHARDSON. :
Pownal, Dec 9, 1878
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
NOTICE.

Ihs Propieters of UNION WHARF are hereby
not'hed' that their annuaI meeting will be held a,
Coi Burnham an, IN Portland on the fira Tues
dsy o. January next at six oelock p. Nj TO act
on The following articles
J. To choose Moderator.
10 eho'se Clerk for the ensuing year
ana sueh.o'her officers As they may Judge necesa
ry to manage their affairs.
?. 10 receive aad allow accounts ifthey think
proper and generally to act on all matters tho
may deem expedlent and bedeGcial 10 all concern
co SAM Z. HUSsEY Pfoprietors Clerk.
Portland Dec. p, 1913.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Portland, Dec. IL.


HUMPHREY w. EATON, informs his
friends and Others, that be has opened Office in
Biddeford, where be will attend to any business in
hisiine, attorney at Law, that may be confed TO
him. Blddetord Dec. 10.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29

For y 1. Adams lhs NOR HEM ~.
MONYi fourth Edition and The sr1 - 90,
18Th kditions Of The VILLAGE HAKa,nass'a H.s =
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.

D.175,0O0
$4,000 Tickets at D.7 D.t75,00
The Union Canal will commence drawing on
Monday 22d day Of Februsry,' 1919, aud viii be
Completed on or before the last day Of April en-.
suing.
G~1ICKETS and parts III the ADORE spLes.did
Lotteries, for safe at The Bookstore Of
WILLIAM HYDE,
NO. $, MUsSEY'S ROW.
Portland, Dec. 20.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
KENNEBEC BRIDGE LOTTERY

t0O3 Prizes, (L5@Less than 2 $4,000
1897 Blanks, blanks to prize.
5000 Tickets, al SIS each, ID $4,000
Prizes subject to deduction OF - per cent, and
all payable in cash al the Branch VI the u. B..
Bank in Boston.
Six days drawing, ol 500 nura 1ers each.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
Feathers. and Feather Beds.
good afortment.
MILITARY GOODS.
Gilt and Mahogany framed
LOOKI4NG-GLASSES

on CohngnWent IFOm DoggsIts FAcIoIy'
PULPIT-TRIMMIAGs furnished, 81
work executed
L. II. wiihes TO have it underltood thar no 9TH
er bu6ness fhal interfere with bis UPHOLSTERY NJ
BUSINESS, that Perfons may give their orders with
confidence they lhall be attended 20 a. ufnal.
December. If.
The Portland gazette., 1818-12-29
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tbtt cohii.ue TO MAKE ASSURANCES, by sea afd ,ana
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cerned. on the most reasonable and equitable terms
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pany.
81 iNsunASCE....Am man aged "a years may secure
- iuonto he paid la his family his decease fvi III.
consideration OFFS IL 50 cents il shall .ppsn within
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cther ages, aud fur other periods.
ki AN ANNCti1....A person aged CT, may secure
Z" himself an income of ~ 81 cent aunuiii 10
years 10 ceat II aged yeais % u cviii y auuuu
some nne. the ANNUITY wili he increased thus If the
anh"! @as dse,redsi0 years person aged 90 wnrtd
RECEIVE " y GEM u annIin dur,u" fe after aitsliup
tne age ot'o Years ivr Le sht choose 10 de.
granted ivr the consideration an annual ua,p,rut In
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during the remainder of las life
n. ENDoWMEATS....TLe SUM az $1,000 or au an
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Tor The pa, ment OF ) 81 gross sum- or an :.nnai
payment - p rs cents, duriny tha, interval q, In
continuing such payment an,l the age oi 30 ia viii re-
ceiye Sieo ai s sVpr y ga u anl..,. daring
the remainder of HE
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ahn ages are assumed tor puTpose Of exant lie; hnt
cent acts VIII be made for nther Sims and .g.s
au Tor any poss,ble combustion Of IL,
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56..tiJ
III order that the members of the Mutual Assurance
oocety may lie informed OF the their stitu;iu
ana consequently prepared at the gelersi netin
!" propose such measures them may SCI M meet m
the premises, The undersigned takes this method
teigpineh As concise manner possible the aiaiIs
oil the socisiy IA both branches.
tn the iou1s Br0nch OF the society notwhsisa aiding
tue heavy losses iS and subsequently The have
Deen increased by acquisitions members 10 an
amount Tar greater than aany former period The
itence OF the institution. The gain present
yehf a'teT payment OF Osses and Apente will be
equal to Forty IhonSagd Dolid UIoer existing re-
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h'hse losses WHICH from -. our towns can.
not reasonably lie expected 10 happe) lev Years
arrive ~ slate OF funds With The san
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foESdnd dollars for losses in the short period OF its
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former pei!od. Afsvyeafs Iequisilos at H. present
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pictuTe mast he ptsstHud Conifai, Tie generally a.
copied opiDion when ne separation from Tie towns TOOK
place. there has been IN this branch gradual DECLINE of
lihds ano increase Of losses. To wsie pro.
press from 1865 down TO the time Ieq!e
mere space tlaa eau convenient he gwen pubiica
ton Of jus kind. The following statements IN sneak
al once Tor the present dep this Branch
ofthe society.
Stsenent showing the Of Pun Ds heoneiug to The
Country Branch of tue NJ. a. Society at each annual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-27

TTNioN HOTEL. flames q Orriu Brock. DESTROYS
~ of ahor!ing the most agreeable accommodating to
Members OF the Gensral Assembly who may choose
favor them with their CUSTOM beg leave TO give tse
euIce that carriages viii be furnished free from
expense, for tue conveyance Of members TO and on Tue
Capital at the asa hours Of scetins and Adjournment
November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-27

NoAL PITS FOR RENT ....w i'll be rented Ter term
~ OF years, The coal PITS called aud known by the
name oil Springfield, adjoining tba Deep Run Pits.
large quantity OF coal has been raised this ear aid to
ne equal u not superior, to coal "n the south side
% James river For particulars, apply TO X. BIZ RToN
Richmond, or to DANIEL BURTON, OH the premises
NOvetNber ~. Sd. lin