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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

'E'oBACCo LAND FOR SALE....We wish TO sell a
farm in the county Of Lonsa miles from the court
nonse o miles from tue Green Springs aud about SO
rom Richmond containing between 500 and 900 acres
Tying ct both SIDES OF the Roundabout creek and adj.
joining tie lands Of Mr.. Bckenon Winston and captain
James MIches On the above there is large pro-
portion of low grounds ofwhch is the best mead
ow lard on this side OF tie mountains and between 200
ahd 800 acres OF FIRST rate tobacco land unccaed. For
terms apply 10 the subscribers, living The Green
springs. JOSEPH Buckley,
NOV. D. %. ST. TARITON HENLkY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17


EAALS EVER LAND FOR SALE... rbr Subscribers
- wish 10 dispose ola tract ofIand Iying the county
oiPoWhaidn on James river, about miles above Rich.
ncnd ,and ~ The ne1hbofhO0d Of several manufacturing
niiis. THIS tract contains by late survey JO6t acres
ihifd ~ which is well tinbeted tie cleared and nf
prime Gnaliy, clay ound3usn. and may be- greatly i'm.
proved ny tie nse 81 plaster and clover well adapted
90 the tobacco, corn, wheat sud other kinds II
produce raised 10 this par ~ the STATE. tits thought
urecessdry u give any further description, presenting
persons dpnscd 20 purchase will view the land uhic
will be shown hy NJ w. WILSON, wno resides on the
place. " IcIns ii5Isi, and uieie SHOWN on appca
tiouto FULGiAN & SWAMI.
OCTOBER 30. ds..f
tgfAN1 HD....f jnRfE B0H 40 t5ke char ge IT to.
" laGCO factory ahou 90 gtiist from Richmond. One
we'll acquainted with nsnuitcurine, AMI The gcsefsl
u'auacrinen ~ tobacco. no ri recon-
nIrmutd, will meet VitE iibetai Encouragement
ANDERSON, BLhiE Z ANDERSON.
oCtOberE6 A1.v0
& fETtTtON Wii ne prescnie1 the next Legislature
n praying for alteration of the terSs ~ scess Of
the superior courts VI law Tor the Jh circuit aud fof al
diiioHNi 1efns, Necessary. Nov. r. Ss..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17
IN cHANcEKY.. ain POwhaian county count. 0cIoGcr
A the 2lsi 1873
George Williamson. ............,.......P Plaintiff


George Williamson. Plaintiff
ACAISST
Eeiajah watkins and Matthew HObson, DcfeRda1fs.
his day auethe plaintiff by his counsel ana Med his
mi against the defendants and the molten OF the
SAID plaintiff processis awarded against The defedans
10 cause them to appear here aud answer The same -
And is further ordered ny the court the defendant
matbew Hobson DO not pay, secrete, convey away
any estate money or effects IL any description whatever
which he hath III his hands, belonging, in any
que or to become due, To the defendant Benajah at
klns until the further order of this aud il APP
peag 10 the satisfaction Of the court that the said de-
PENDANT Benajah watkins not hbabitani OF this
state, ON the motion OF the plaintiff ny ais COUNSEL II is
decreed and ordered, thai the said Begaal Watkins do
appear here on The third Wednesday ~ January next
add answer The bill Aforesaid aud give security per-
forming such decree as tie court MAJ make heren-and
that copy Of this OTde he forthwith inserted in some
one OF tie Richmond newspapers, and confirmed two
months successfully and that another copy be posted
up al The door OF tie court house Of ibis county on two
successive court days The said sd wednesday
IN January next. A copy--resip
Nov. q 52..wsw' VIM. S. BATCE, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17


IN ClIANCEKY.-At court heid for Lousa county
Tie 18th day OF September, 1918,
Sarah Dickeuson, widow ava Tett Of Thomas Dick
ensou, dec. and William Perry ANA Susan his wife (aie
susan biekenson) rhoHas Dickinson aud Sarah Dick
AGAINST
Thomas Adams and Lrcy his wife (late Lucy Dickep
son George Freeman aut> Elizabeth his WIFE date Eli
Iabeb Dickenson0 william Dickinson, admir- Of Thomas
Dickenson, decd, Eias DickensOn an infant seing tie
child OF Mary bitkensnn deed who was one OF the chill
dfen OF the said Thomas piCkeDsOn, decd, by
- hls guar dian ad MEM. .......... DFteFdOHfs.
Inc defendants Thomas Adams and Lucy his wife and
George freeman and Elizabeth bs wife not having en-
iered their appearance and eiven according 10
law and the rules Of this court and II appearing 10 the
satisfaction o The court that tey are not INHABITANTS Of
hS state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by com
sei ~ Is Ordered That the said defendants do appear
mere on the second Monday IN December next aud an
sweT The hill Of the plaindf and that copy Ills
"fae' lee totthwii inserted in Of the newspa-
pefs printed ~ tie city of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully ard posted at the 81 the court
house Of this county, court day.
copy--Teste, JOHN HUNTER, .c.J.C.
Ocl'2. 43..wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

NJ. " v
Cong'ssio..er'S tpsce, HichmoNd, 9fh Do 80, isls-
Inc paitfs Interested, desired" taAe notice that
nave appointed tie hiieenib day OF the l2th monlhy
tpecenbei) nSNtto commence the accounis directed by
Tie whhin order ct the court which Gay at o'clock
a. NJ they are require Ito attend office IN Ills
With their aceoais vouchers, &c. ready for exauua
uoh anu settlement i5--wsw
Gel. 9. AMOS LAID Al. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

NItGiNlA....At Rules holden ~ The Clerks Unce
Oihe Superior Court Chantt ~ for The Ricbnouo
district, the 18th day OF october 1919
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

william Tourney and Jefferson SWAIN, eSoIs ofJohu
swami. DeffHdoHts.
The defendant William FlouInoy n0t having entered
his appearance aud given security according the ace
o assembly and the rules Of This court ard appearing
ote satisfaction Of CONT that he IS Bhabiiar
Of this country II is 0rdcyed That ibr said defendant
do appear here the inst day 81 The and an
swer the bill Of the painful and that copy tins o.
der he forthwith inserted ~ newspaper rNllsbe-
in the cts of Richmond, for nonibs spccessiyei
aud posted ~ the front door of the Capitol in The say
atty. COpy-Tesle, NM. ". UiNtNg {. &
OCts w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17
BDcs.ns4em, Noremse, H. H. a. HE -. .,.4.s.

ETiFlY DOLLARS REV YARD. :. .f;anaa Az fiom The
subscriber on Saturday the 7th inst. (aud supposed
I" nave gone 10 Norfolk in the steam bnat LEWIS NUN
hoi an indented apprentice to thv tiIvls trade 10 OF
70! ears old, feet o. inches high to.eTsb!y stout
made. little how legged, throws his BODY considerably
forward when walking, hss dark hair light e, es art To
snie when spoken io--a good workman. He TOOK
WIN b trunk and variet, Of clothing among kic
tro p'ae coa's, win velvet coat-new blue vest with
back buttons reddish brown pauialGons far at nearly
ne" and asvti watch. ANY person apr eheuding SAID
ho> ahu giving such Information leads recr,,ty
shai receive the above
~ Ofoush' Home All persons forev armed har buuT
lng aud employing said hoy ~ their peril.
Nosembcr 55-At REMIT SCOTT
- lie editors Of The Norfolk Beacon Rait eb Reris
ter, Baltimore American Pbiad ephia Democratic rre.s
aso New York Mercantile Advertiser will please publish
the above three times and orw their accouRts Ills
ONCE IMNEDiAIEr for pay ment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

IN CHANCEkI...A A. d eouil held Tor Louisa tuuuty
y tie iIeh day 81 GciobtT. isis
Renbes Edwards, adniinsIialor Of John Edwards, de-
.aac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17
nTR. JAMES HtNDRick- sit-1s ycr orc not

AFR. JAMES HkNDRicK- sik-Ss rcw arc not
~ resident ejthis state take fLs xsefhed 10 no
tyy ye" thdt on th sfh day Of Dtceber neat, al The
hostse 81 'rS tHSa6efk Bi6O, iR TIC county Of bx.k
ieghahn, shoH tdke her GeYoSific" and others on
hs i2th day ofthe Same month. at fy otcn house. in
TIE said county, take Sandry deposticRs The ICth
day ~ the same month, at Gt9Vsrn 81 Robert aA-
Ter, t the county % Campbell, take depcsitionS on
t6e iSh deg cffhs sane mouth, at tie Fr0kiin IiO-
tet ia the tOua Of LyRekbRrg, take deyoSl..oas on
Me an day Of February neat, at The house ef s,rs.
EU=s6th Bib6, IN the c0Hlity Of BHck.Nghem, faks
dispositions on the stu dog ~ the sAih, at my
o"n hJrSe, take GtposAions the I2fh aoy ~ ne
same month, az the tetey Of Robert Hunter, IL INC
-r"'hfy Of Campbell, take dep Siiions the lsfh
ddy ~ Ihs same mouth at the fraaEla IUfei IN the
torn 81 Lgnch6urs, take dispositions on tie s(h
Gay ~ JGHV6ry neat at the horse 81 I!odf,0H
county, Ia the -4tGbaHid ferrifOry take dctoslilols
and or ne i2is day ~ the month, m, house
~ Arfhnr Jones', Ia nc said county ard Ieryif0ry
rake dispositions On the llth day Of peceAabey neIt
ar Fri"cs Eduord courthouse take depositionS on
me en- day " ftbg mar, at the same place Prince
Eduard courthouse. ) take dispositions al OF xhich
imtnd offring as eridcnce IA a Shi ia ehuncery
brought an tie county court ~ Capbsrl0Hd Ggainsf
Ne ga my o,rn risht and others and against ne, US
administrator ~ Elisabeth Hendricks, aRd as ad,si-
niHr9t"r, ate tcais non, srfh the arit onRored, OF
Zdchdriok HeNdyick, samuel q. AfilieJ el.cutor Of
JoAn Hendrick-aad S0,su.t T.. hide suardias for
Jar6S, SHR, Louisa sud -1noada HtHcyick, iYjant
chiidren 81 John Befdri, H. bg JohR Ho5S0n ana liz
"1eth MS age aa6 others, 20 ghich snii you are q
parry.
= mn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17

EIROOl. rAVfEN FOR RENTING subscriber WISH.
- rent fOf the ensuing year his tavern. known
by the above name situate on tie Brook Turnpike, %
miles from Hcbmo.d, on the road 10 FfeftTict sbufg
TIE tNidiugs are tie srefH, two stniy weed house
nb Tooms-a private house viii foon's-a Kitchen,
negroes boute two stables containing stalls granny
aud icehouse. Attached 10 Tie tavern there is albert %
acres Of land Most of which is highly manufod-apds
paft wei sc with eiovtf...to terms OF ftnt apply -
The subseribsT, residing on lie premises.
Oct.IC. 46.uCWs SAMUEL OWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17


The defendants Robert l.. Crawford, Nelson hner,os.
nus Crawford, Biek,Hon Winston and Maria his wife
formerly Maria kimbTough Nicholas Winston snvivIns
husband OF Louisa winston formerly Louisa kiIhrousb,
Wii. n. winston and Mary S. Winston infant children
OF The said Nicholas and Louisa Winston iegaees and
dev'stes under the will OF Robert vance,, dec having
eheted their appearance and given security according
law ana lie rules of this court, and Appearing To the
satisfaction OF tue court that they inhabitants of
ths state Oh the motion of the plantf by his counsel
Is ordered That the said defendants appear here
on The hTst day of January court neN and tbs
bill OF The plsintifi and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed la the city
OF Richmond I0r Two nonlhs SUCCESSFULLY and posted al
the front door OF the this county on some
court day. cspy--Teste
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-17
NiRGiNiA...Ata Superior corrt Of chsncery hoides
Al The Capitel m Tie eI VI Rehnond tLe 1eth asy

Cornelius tuck, sheriff of TIE county Of Chesterfield,
aud IN that character administrator dc bons non with
the will annexed of wm. Brown deceased, VIA. A.. y.
Erovu aud Mary Jefferson Brown..... DefenaaNtS.
The scire TAT awarded IN this retntued
executed the deie ndat Cornelius Butk and he Lay
ing failed 10 sh-~ cause against the trvyaI tLeieby
sought is ordCrtG, that the suit laiey .pendngi
Ibis conf, and the lhereiu bad ea
ben Wihres plaintiff aud Jas. H. Paesoh, ad'T ~itb til.
viii annexed al m Blown dec. and VIA. A a.. Brown.
aud Mary Jeiiei Brown ovieBaans, stand aud be
vsed IN the name OF The piesrt psues aud be IN all
things IN the same plight a,d Codton as ut the dtalb
OF the said James a. palteson
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
LITERARY NOTICE.

Thomas G. Fessenden, Esq. the well known
author of burlesque Poem, called I" Irac-
terdtion," and other poetical works, has re-
Gently published more serious Poem, EMIT
Jed 9 THE LADIES MONITOR" This
work is devoted TO the highly interesting and
important subjec, Of Female Education. DIR.
Fessenden's object appears TO have been, to
select from the most approved writers on the
above subject, such rules and sentiments as,
in his opinion, were the most valuable, and
more particularly applicable to the state Of
society and manners in this country, and from
them 10 supply the principal materials OF his
poem. We think there is great deal ofgood
sense, and solid sentiment In his book, and
flatter ourselves il will be found practically
useful to those OF our counirywomen, who may
have opportunity to avail themselves of its in
structions. The book is particularly 10 be
valued for its strong and correct moral charsc-
fer. The sentiments Of virtue are enforced
with emphasis and energy, and are deserving
ofgeneral attention
in point Of poetical merit, this work is res
!pectable. Mr.. Fessenden has some tayourite
prcpensiiies in his poetica compositions,
which are matter Of taste, about which man.
kind, and perhaps good judges, will think diff
ierently. He is extremely fond Of The poeti-
cal ornament Of alIiteration-a habit of writ
Jog, Questionable, perhaps, only in ITS Excess
siye use. Another consists in the not unfre-
Suent use OF TIE double thyme, or a rhyme
composed of words oftwo syllables. For this
the author has the authority. of what are con-
sidered great names, such as Byron, Moore,
and, indeed, almost all the fashionable living
poets. In serious poetry, we think them al
most invariable blemish and no names,
however fashionable, can reconcile our ears
TO their use. In doggrel, the case is far 9TH
erwise but the effect Of serious verse is in
yariably lessened by the introduction ofthese
rhymes.
These, however, are slight faults, The
work has solid merit and we sincerely hope
the author may be rewarded for bis labours in
so good cause IN. Y. .fd7.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
Cure for the bite of Snakes.

From the Philad. American Daily Advertiser.
The following circumstance occurred lat
Bowne's at Schooley's Mountain, about tive
weeks since "A boy about ~ or Is years
old. while feeding the chickens in the gar
den, ia from, of the house, accidentally trod
upon Snake, Of the species called Pilot, or
Copperhcad, which instantly bit him in three
places, on the top of the foot, from the
panciure of which three places, only issued
blood. He went into the house, related
what had happened, turned very pale, and
became so sick as to appear almost bereft
of lifc.-Salt and plantain leaf were applied
80 tie wounds, for about two minutes, when
one OF the gentlemen pre- sent mentioned he
had read IN newspaper, an account of the
venom BY the bite of Mad Dog being ex-
trscted by the application Of live Chicken
% the pat this idea was instantly acted
apon. chicken was caught, the breast OF
which vas made bare Of feathers, and sp-
pied 70 the wounds, in three minutes the
chicken died; another was applied in like
voanners ana 10 six minutes i, slso
s;cfened and appeared to be DYING
when, opening the chicken and spulvirp
TIC raw flesh was suggested, which was
d.nc and q third chicken being applied
IKE the hrst, no effec, was produced mon
! The boy was unwei. all the foIlow;nr
day. but afterwards completely recovered.
Some persons we're disposed TO attribute
he sudden death u the Grst chicken 70 its
eng squeezed TOO hard, but the boys
mother, who applied il, declared, on being
Fery closely questioned, that this was not +
Ihe case.
his very imporian. fact was witnessed
III the company at MIR. Bowne's. had
!. tom respectable Quaker Lady, who
'*s> Ia Third Street, WAC was also present.
use seraciiy Is beyond doubt, and who
"''siy believes the vsnom was extracted
V chicken, and the boys life thus pre-
ArrsS
'a'.adsfka. Sett. ..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
-AaGfomV and Physiology.

l n compliance with the wishes of his pupils, DR..
L RAMSAY has declined for the present, 10
give lectures, in those districts which have re-
quesfed bis instructions. The present course win
terminate the end Of October--Tbe succeeding
course will commence in Fryeburg on { be begin
ming Of Nov. and close on the end of Jan. 49,
Fees SSo.--The Physiology. founded on the doc
trines published By DR.. r. on TIE heart and brain.
with the practice corresponding TO the laws Of his
animal econo my, especially in (euer, and the diseu-
ses ofhss climate, will. for the accommodation Of
young practitorers-be delivered in i2 lectures the
first week of Nov.--iees for the Library, Muse
um and Lectures for these 6 days, $40.
Fryeburg. Sept eth 1914
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
MARRIED.

At Campo BELOW, Mr.. John W. Wilson, to
Miss Rachael Parker.
g Our Red Breihren'--and Sisters
In Eastport Mr.. Peter Mitchell, of Penobscot.
Old-Town, grandson 10 the Gov. Of the tribe OF
Atean, to Miss Sally Ausemen, Of Pleasant Point,
grand daughter to the Gov. of the tribe OF Joseph.
In this town, yesterday morning, by the Rev.
Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. ELISHA VINToN, mer. Of Bos-
ton, TO Miss CAROLINE Cox.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
From the 81. Chrisfopher,s .4drf

From, the 81. ChriSfopher's .4dre7fissr.l
Tuesday, 21st July, 1918.
The following i copy of letter transmitted to
us from ST. Bartholomew, through very res
pectabls channel.
81. Bartholomew, 12lh july, 1918.
" mr. Printer-Your paper is the only chan
mel through which the abominable deeds which
nave been committed here cflate, may possibly
be made known Two piratical schooners, pilot
boats, originally fitted out a. Baltimore, owned by
Capt. M, a Capt. c., and Dir. C.,
have under the cloak Of commissions from Arti-
gas, too well known to require any particular des-
cription, brought into this island and into the ad-
Jacent keys, two most valuable Portuguese ships.
OF about or 500 tons each---one loaded with the
productions Of the Brazils, say sugar,rum, coffee,
hides, tallow, rice, and cinnamon, bound to Lis
bon /; the other loaded with salt, wine, butter,
cheese, raisins fgs perfumery, dry goods, and
spices, bound from Lisbon to the Brazls- The
first came to anchor boldly in this harbour, under
the Portuguese colours made her entry at the
Custon1-Housa, and Immediately began to dis
charge her cargo, which the agents sold or re-
shipped Immediately on board Of other vessels for
TIE U. States. The second went to anchor at
Flat Island, from which she has sent up the whole
of her cargo by droghers, and the sale of which
began at public auction yesterday. The inhab-
itants complain loudly against these piratical
acts, which the government appears to shut its
eyes on, and has treated with indifference every
representation on tbe subject. 1t is to be hoped,
that whatever may be the ultimate result Of these
atrocities, the innocent inhabitants of this town
may not be included with the few guilty. A
Capt. P, of whom the American papers
have already spoken, is the person who furnish
ed the above mentioned pirates with commits
SIGNS, Of achich he brought qusre arith HIM, in
April last, from the River Plate. Two briggs,
fitted out at Baltimore, have since arrived, and
are at anchor at Five Island, bound on a cruise
against the poor harmless Portuguese so that in
short time this is likely to become the chief en-
trepot Of the Brazilian productions and Of the
Portuguese manufactures. The above mention
ed ships are insured at Lloyds.n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
GOOD EMPLOYMENT,
for the approaching cold Wintey.
w ANTED by the 10th October.

TO 60 to Georgia
Mailer Carpenter,
Do capable Of Morlding Timbers for
ships Of the Line aud Fligaes.
10 Narrow AZ Men. add
o Teamifers.
None need offer thsmseges. thar cannot e;va
satisfactory recommendation, a. 70 capacity and
good character.
Good wages will be given and Vessel prev;d.
ed 70 take them to the place of Cutting Tinber--
apply to EMERSON x WOOD Portland. or 20
GREEN & EMERSON, sash.
portland, Sept. IS, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

e.. re1t No S. Scsfb Sid Lssg Wbs.I.
~ TTsSIa and Ravens DUCK; CoRDACB, AL
II 6ze.. cAMRoOSES, different kzs j; NAILS
Of all kinds; NAVAL sToRRs, together visha
general sfortnsnt of
Ship Chandlery and Hard Ware,
which they offer on the mon reafonab'e terms
either for CATH or credit.
ANCHORS of all ,izes fnrnifhed 1t the hortfif
notice. (sw) September, e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

Been governed since its FIRST settlement. are.
making the elections annual, Instead Of semi
annual; and the tenure by which the Judges
OF the Supreme Court hold their Offices, is that
of good behaviour making the proposed con-
stitution, in every thing essential, similar 10
that Of this State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
NOTICE.

HOSE who are indebted to the late 6rm Of
Il MUSSEY & WHITMdN, either by rote
or account are requested to settle the same with
the subscriber by the tenth of October nsxt--osh.
erwse they will be left with an attorney for coll
lection. CHA,s MITSSEy
Sept. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22
,xw YonK. srrT. Is.

WV york. SEPT. l6.
From Eexs-r T0videace BY tire arrival
this morning u The schr Sarah, Petty. 10
DAYS from New-P Providence, we have received
+he Royal Bahama Gazette e the "a inst
BY which we learn, that, or The Isl the
Court Of Admiralty gave sdeciaon ~ the
case OF the American sleep .4nelta, Bunker,
master.--Tbe Amelia. il seems, sailed in
June last from New-OrIeans for ST. Domingo,
with orders TO call of the port of Nassau for
instructions. Soon after she left the Balize,
she sprang her mas, (; and as the wind would
mol permit her to return, she proceeded on
her voyage and entered the port of Nassau
for repairs. She was Immediately seized by
an officer Of the Customs and prosecuted for
an iniracton of the Navigation Laws. After
full hearing OF parties, the Court restored
10Th vessel and cargo, but decreed, that, as
there was probable cause of seizure, each par
y sioald pay has ou1n cost.
Ii is stated ia one sf our papers, that row
boat. schooner sigged, with about 20 men
armed with knives and pistols, had been for
some days in the Berry Island passage. She
had boarded The sloop Sisters and schooner
Lavinia from New-Oheans, but had not yet
committed any violence.
A letter from Paris says, that it is certain
that some Of the Exiles included in the Royal
Ordinance, viii shortly obtain permission to
return 10 France. The recall of Marshal
souli, of Messrs. Merlin de Douay, Arnault,
and David, has been proposed to the Council
Of Stste.--E. Posi-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

WEshe iuofcriher', having been appcinsed b.
me ron samuel Freeman, Esq 10 receive
and eTzmine the claims of creditors 10 the efa.,.
ofjOHN GRIPS, late of Brunfw;ek. decealsa vso.
mao repreisnted infolvsnt, do hereby give notice.
thar TX months are allowed to faid creditor, "a
or'og 10 and prove their clair. and thar we halI
Attend that ieryice Al the hcufe OF Ifsac Dove.
'nn1oldsr - said Rsu0fwick 90 the & q hsordzvs
o. November and February next II tea O'Clock Al.
NJ. on each Of shote days.
RpaERTD DuNNINo.
JoS1PH Nxk2Rn
Rsun(r;ck .= sSsss "a r
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-09-22

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70
ell concerned, that he has been duly apnoin-
Ted and taken upon himselfthe trust of Admin
is,rstor OF the estate of DAVID BKADISH.
late OF Portland, in The county of Cnmber-
lind. Gentleman, deceased. by giving bond a.
he law dssccts--he therefore requests all per-
sous who are indebted 10 The said decessed,s
estate 10 make iEmsdis payment /: and these
who have any demands thereon, 10 exh;bit the
same 70 EDWARD cAPEN
Portland, Sept, g, 1913