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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-07
Seine YWine.
NarAware MINIS Tor Sale.

WITH 25 acres of LAND annexed on cheap and easy
w paymcnis-situated on good stream of water with
in IL miles Of SCOTS Landing, James River in neigh
bouThood IN which from twenty eny-fve ihousand
bushels OF wheat may be commanded by air purchase.
he Mill is built of sone three stories high the area of
The house ityOne by forty feet with pair burrstones
i've feet IN diameter all the machinery the
most modern style, conveniently situated aud in good
repair lien oil the property will be expected.
JAMES p. COOKE.
January 3. 73tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-07
sNegrNes fNr SAID.

WILL he sold cash. the 25ih u February iffan
w -ifno, the aeXI tar day, al Henry Fouds tavern
IA Buckingham county, OF ~ likely NEGKOES consis-
ting Of Heh, hos &c. GEORGE ~. WEST
Executor Of Robert West, deceased.
King william, February s. s7tds
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Eamily FlOuv & COTTON

VAtN.The subscriber has on baud aud will Constant
\ ly keep sappy " FAMILY FLOUR aud cOrrON
YARN, Of excellent quality.
BERNARD PEYroN, co,yH.
January ~. 7gu
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MAOKS, Sc.

2000 Buenos Ayrcs and Spanish Naiu dry OK Hides OF
the best quality,
200 sacks Liverpool SAII-3 tons PATENT SHOT
70 casks London PORTER-foT sale os favorable terms
October 3. Yif
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%Otice.

LII persons having claims against the estate of Chris.
"A TOPPER McPberso0, dec. against Roscrt Cowley,
late Of the CITY of Richmond requested make them
known Immediately To PEYION DREW.
December 20. g4tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-07
Hand for Sale.

EHE Subscribers property in The county Luuenburg
heretofore advertised for sae) is et in the market
-1l27 acres of LAND, chiefly in woods great proport
on OIL good tobacco iand-te improvements the best
part only OF the uIease money will be required civ
nag possession LIST OF January 1870 the balance viii
De divided INTO I'VE ANIMAL iHsalnehis without eTesi
to commence is of January, 1922 This property lies
within twenty miles Of Roanoke, which now nAyigaue
for produce OF all kinds.
Win the land may be had IL valuable SLAVES on lie
saie 'frnts and the purchaser e accoiniota-
ted WIZ; stock, provisions utensils, &C. ~ aiEpricc
NJ Apply TO Messrs Heron, SInlon < Co. Riciulnud.
on T. Gurwel, Manchester, either of whom ;rthori-
zed TO sell. JOliN S. KA[EXsCK0tI
irnenhnIg. Jan. u. "a I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-07
YWeMty NolIars NeMayA.

n ~ DIAN j IJOI ItAI , W. w Oh tts
u ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Hanover county
y On the neht Of the l9Ii Of October Iasi tlnatio
woman named LUCY. She IS a large, Portiy woman
speaLs sVit, aiId cOnveTscs we'll Lucy purchased OF
MessTs john II. n Alexander l. nobnsoa Richmond
She was raised andiived near Frederic ksnI and
brought from there ahOnt Thirteen since. Her
mother q child are now living rit ,fr JOHN H. R0ln-
SON have been informed that she has husband who
calls himself Joe Rad and woo probably runs the lver
from Richmond TO Norfolk. have dOubt she wiil h.,
about Mrs Thofntons, fredericksburg perhaps she
may try to get 10 Norfolk with this Joe Rad, about
Richmond where her mother aud child live.
will give twenty dollars reward to any person VIII.
VIII deliver me the said woms half sum scc,
red in Jail so that get her sgain.
PATSY HARRIS, by .
u. KING.
November ID. sG.if
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StON the rYhief!


ENTITY DOLLARS RtsNARD.-Sto out of my stable
on the hight Of the 9Th inst. SCRRLL MARE, rath.
er inclined 10 be ROAM with blaze IN her face OF
tolerabe size running down to point, hind leg
white and has sore on her left shoulder of abont
inches in length, each way of half diamond. The a.
bose mare is auout five feet high between aud
years old works we'll rather bitches in pace, and will
have colt about The middle OF April neat she is IN We
~ good order.
Twin give reward OF ten dollars, ii taken up in tile
county Of Chesterfield f taken up ont oi ie county,
reward of twenty dollars, with all reasonable expenses
tor her safe delivery to me, Manchester and in eli
ther case, will give thirty dollars for the thief
JOHN COBBS.
Jaiiraryi5. 5su
N1OtlCE.-Aii pes sous who claims against the
estate OF David Ross, decd. requested TO pre-
sest thcm proper, authenticatcd at any Office in the
City ofiichnond, that provision may be made for their
payment.
1t ismy wish 10 avoid unnecessary litigation there
fofefeqnesi thai suits may not lie ordered without pre-
vious interview With me-
THOMAS Z. BOULDIN.
Acting Error. Of !0arM Ross, deed.
Way 81. 7-u
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Satws ropnN was the motto of one ii Ills essays
waller. ON the death Of Cromwell.
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Public Sale,

Gloucester. jan. 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

Taken BY Execution and to be foid at public
pend1e on Weda1tday The 2If day Of Jan
nary neat, at elsvcn s'elock in the fare
n5cn, at z Fletcher and S. M'LeHan's
Huflion Rom, xebange yareet, Portland,
A IL the right in equity Of redemption which
rohu Il. Hall MARY Hall and Martha c
Hall have ia redeeming the following defcribed
mortgages real efiase, Fl ua'ed ia Portland in the
county of Cumberland and bounded a. foi.ows viz
beginning fake OF the Northwenerly eide of
Fore hreet and AT the southweaeriy corner of
land belonging 70 John Owen and thence running
Southweissrly on Fore Greet three rods to Cotton
flTeei; thence Northweflerly oa Cotton ffreet
bout twenty i've rods and half rod 10 land be
longing 10 Ira Bradford theece Northealterly by
iaid Bradfords land three rods TO land belonging
TO William Goldman; then sou,heaaerIy by faid
Codman's and and land Belonging 10 the heirs of
Abiga Owen and land Belonging to John Owen
TO tbe bounds firf mentioned --AIfo all the right
in eGuiy Of Redemption which they have in two
other iots of land in faid Portland, lying on the
Souher'y fide of Fore Street, being par Of the ef
tate of he late Mary Hall deceafed toge her with
the buildings thereon ftanding, and all The priv
leges and appuftenances thereto belonging
w B. PETERS. Dy Sheriff
Portland, Dec. 22d, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
PORT OF PORTLA AND.

Entrances and Ciedrances al ne Custom-Houss.
ARRIVALS.
Jan fS ar. schr. Arctus Prince. from Roston---
schr William, Underwood, from do. with hour--
IS, brig Bowdoin, Staples, from Providence. X. /.
Friddg Jan. 10.
Arrived schr. Susan, Capt 6 Robinson, So days
from Aux Cayes, via the Vineyard with Coffee y
Molasses, TO W. Wood & W. Psentss.--Leit
there, schr, Jason. Bartlett. of Plymouth, for n.
York. waiting cargo--slooP -, Prior, Of New
York from and for Richmond, waiting for Cargo !;
Spoke going into Aux Caves, schr Constellation
Price, 80 days from Philadelp lpbia-Jan. s, lat, a9.
long r. spoke schr. Merino, Cross f2 davs from
Boston, for New Orleans--Dec. 50, in Crooked
Island passage, brig Venus. Burnham OF Portland,
It davs from Jacamel, for Norfolk.
Markets at Aux Gays dull Flour 1fh, per bh
TN money Molasses. S. per cwt--Cofee Sc Sous
per lb
Same dag- ar. Br. brig Francis Ana. Hollett,
from Denarara, for Boston--brig Rising-sun
Greeley, from Newyork. with flour schr. Rolla
York f~om Newyork with lour--i8, schr. Han
marietta, Morton, from Boston for marlborough,
in ballast put in to repair, having split her fore
and main sails in gale; sIoop Caleb Strong,
stanwood fom Boston f9. schr Dolphin, Chad
wick. from 10. with Flour 10 the Captain brig
Edwin, Ieavitf, from "a. with Flour to r, Z
Turks Island with Salt 10 A. M'Ieilan slooP
Jane, Mansfield, from Iubeck, with lsb.
CLEARANcEs.
Foreign.--Jan. is, schr. Recover, Rrsgdon for
West-In -Indies--tTth, schr. Despatch, Sawyer. for
do.--sIoop America, Sanuood, for 81. Thomas
brig Fair American, Durham, for the West-Lndes; /;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the heir. and cred;
: tors of the efate Of LEV. CRAM late q
Windham in the county of Cur.oerland. teceafed
and all others concerne1-That DANIEL CR.ss
Jun. adnliEiilrstor Of faid etate has exhibited To
me he subscriber, Judge of the Court Of Probate
within aud for tz,d c1unty his third account OF
admini0ratioo of It'd elfate and that the fame
will be copaderzd at a Probate Court to be held
at the Probate Office in Portland in laid county
on re fecoud Wednesday Of February nexr, at len
O'Clock 10 the forenoon waen and where they may
be prefear and fhew eau E if any they have WHY
the fame shoud not be allowed
Given under my hand At Portland this four
teenth day of January, in the year Of our Lord
sighseen Kindred and eighteen
SAMUEL FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

CumsERLAED. IS To the heirs and creditors Of
the Elate of WILLIAM cox late Of Baldwin
II said county decsated and ali others concerned.
~ HRREAS William Coz. Of Norway in the
county Of Osford, Trader has prefented 20
ne the fubicriber Judge Of Probate within and for
fAid county of Cumberland. certain inGrument
rurportbg TO be she AFT WIN and Teflamsn, cf
laid decsaied for probate You are herety cited
to appear before me at the Probate office 10 Port
taud IN faid county of Cumberland cn The fecond
Wednelday of February ne I, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon then and there 20 thew csufe If any ycu
tase Why he laid ipitTument lou!d not / { pro
we'd ard approved as The aft viii and reilament Of
faid deccafed.
Given under my hand al Portland aforefsd. this
foaFteen,h day Of January D 1878
SAMUEL FREEMAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
GLORY.

Since the close Of the war, says the Albany
Gazette. about IS ,0oo, 900 dollars have been
paid towards dischargng the national debt,
and paying off the claims which accrued du
ring the late war. The national debt is now
stated at about 99, ,ooo.0 Of dollars. five
add these sums together, it gives us l55,o00,-
600 dollars, as the amount of The national
debt, at the close ofthe war. When the war
commenced, the pnblc debt amounted 10 a
little more than 81 900, 900 dollars. So that,
as il is admitted we acquired nothing by the
late war but GLORY, it follows that the ad-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

sIoop Trader, Knight for do. ship Killingbeek,
Barnes, for do.
CoGstgise--Ian. IL, sloop Express, Kent, for
Rchmohd f7lh, brig Milford, Bradbury, for
y ilmington; slooP Caty Anu, Blanchard, for
Boston.
Hdrdac. Dec 10. Enclosed is a list Of arrivals
up 70 this date ar. f1th brig Francis. 92 days
from Portland 18th, SCH Callsta. Patten O. days
from Bath ship Pallas, Wilcox, 20 days from
Bath; brig Albert, Prince, 26 days from Portland.
10th, brig Lydia, Reed, 20 days from Bath.
schr. susannah. Aubsns, Of ard for Bath. unc.
was Al Snrinam, Dec IL.
Brig America. Otis Of Bath, for Wilmington,
sailed from ST. Pierres Dec. IL. f
Sch. America, Farrow, from marlborough, ar
rived at Trinity, Dec. 10 a.t
Carpenter, stinscn, Of Bath, arrived at Charles
ton, 4ih int.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

In Alexandria, Rev. John PariIEse Minister Of
the Gospel, aged exactly SO years, having been
born and died on the fst Of January. This fact,
and the association Of bis name and calling, are
peculiar.
In Norrdgwcck, Doct Joseph Batchelder, aged
90.
In Sidney, very suddenly, Mrs. Charlotte, wife
OF Charles S. Davis, Esq aged 80.
At Augusta, Geo J Mrs. Martha W. Mann, ID
the 4Sd year OF her ageconsort OF Mr.John Mann,
and late Of Halioweli, Maine.
In Gorhan,. on the 9th inst. Mrs. Mary Ann
Harding, wife Of Mr. Thomas Harding aged 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
MISCELLANY.

A native of Otaheite, fays London
paper. who failed In that beautiful packet
denominated Cleopatra's Barge, repre-
tents the death of Capt Cooke TO have
been occaGoned BY a different circum-
ftance from what is commonly reported.
He ftates that the crew, being in want of
wood, pulled down fhed which was
attached to morai or burial place, al
ways deemed iacred by thofe favages !;
TO revenge which outrage they put the
commander TO death
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

THE subscriber hereby gives public nnfice
4 to all concerned. thst she hiss been duly
sononed and aiken upon herself 'he trus cf
Adminiv'rstrix OF the e~rate of JOSEPH II.
SAWYER, late Of Cape Elizabeth, ~ he couar
~ Of Cumberland Mariner, deceased BY CIV.
ing bond "a the law dlrects--she theref re ge-
quests sll persons who are inaeb IA 10 ne sid
deccased's estate 10 NIKE immediate payment !;
nd those v b have sny demands thel leon to
exhibit he me to IEDIA SAWYER.
cspe Elizsteih, J+n. I9. 1873.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

underifood, would be allowed to depart
with fury; Whole morley iqnad have
behaved thcmlclves with uncommon ci
Witty fince the furrcnder of rhc iiland
Our informant further flares, that the
american fquadron was bulily employed,
when he left there, in laading large
quantity of ordinance and ammunition--
which, when taken in view with the def
tination of recent drafts, in our opinion.
indicates the expectation 10 the minds of
our government of the probability of a
yilit from the Britifh"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
Co-partnerehip hormfd.


THE fubfcribers refpecffu v nfsrm hei- friends
and he public ttar they Rave formed COO
neaion in tuGnefs under he firm of
4 dward 4 William Ingrahan,
and have taken the ftore IN Ingrahams Wharf for
merry occupied by Mr. J. M Prince. where they
tffei for fac
600 quintals HIKE Fih,
100 do. Cod Fifth,
30 do Pollock,
iso bbls No. I. Herring,
goo boxes Herring,
1900 weight Tongues ard Sounds,
50 bbls picked Cod & rake Fifh,
100 Red Oak Shocks anu Heading,
iogelher with gene al 4f,amens Or
Hest ind,a Goods q Gr0cerifS,
on the moii reafonabe terms for Calh Or Country
Produce.
G-ships Stores put up at the hosref
notice
n. BAH petfons iudebled 70 ei her q Is
lubfcribers are requeffcd 10 make mmedias All
mens EDW Ed MGR n N
WILL NJ INGRkHAW
Portland, JAnu4ry 20 8 8 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice 20
all concerned. that he ha. been duly appoint
ed and taken upon himfelf he iruf Of Admins
traitor of the eRatc of JOHN HUSTON lae Of
weabrook in the county of Cumberland Yeomsn,
deceafed by giving bond The law direefs-- he
the- efsre requests al perfons who are indebted 70
the faid deceaied efste 10 make immediate pay
ment and thofe who have any demands thereon,
20 exhibit the fame TO RUFUS HUSTON
Weilbrook Ian IA, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
Lisbon Bridge

The proprietors for building and fuppor,ing
j. Toll Bridge over the Androscoggin River,
near the foot Of the Ten Mile falls, TO cailed) be
tween Lisbon and Durhan, reminded thar
their annual meeting will be holden on Zsssday
f6s Third day IF Fsbeaa,s next at the fchoo houfe in
Little River Village 10 Lisbon, for the following
purpsfes, viz
| To choole Moderator.
9 To choofe Clerk aud iuch other Office as
may be deemed neccHary
To tranfact all other buiinefs thar may legally
be brought before the meeting
JOSEPH w. DAVIS . Props or.
Lisbon Jan. 1, 1918 CIs.A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

T.ffR fublcriber hereby gives public notice 20 all
= concerned that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himfelf The truf Of AdminIitrator
Of the eflzte of John GRIPS late Of Brunswick
10 the county Of Cumberland. yecman dece1eds
by giving bond as he law direc's-He therefore
reouea. ali oerfons who are indebted 70 the fsid
deceusd's eflate TO make immediate payment and
those who have any demand shereon, tc exhibit
the fame 20 SHIMUEL OWEN
Brunswick Dec "A 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

The Russian embassy TO Persia has, be-
sides the maintenance Of general good IN
derstanding between the two Courts, other
objects in view. One ofthese is, to demand
for ships Of war, Russian aad others, who may
cruze against the pirates, The liberty Of en-
tering The Persian Gulph in bad weather.
The other objects are, the general promotion
of the sciences and of commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

THE fubfcribsr having been appointed TO re.
ceivc and examine The elaine of creditors of
the efiate Of lOFlN FAREWELL, late of Port
land in the Cornty of Cumberland hufcher de-
ceafed reprefsnted inioIvent. hereby give notice
that fix moLths ara allowed TO fsid creditors 20
bring IN ard prove their claims aDd that we will
attend tha fervice a. the Iniussnce Office OF lanes
Neal ia Portland on Friday the twenty third day
Of Jsouary ion and on the 'hird Friday OF each o.
the five following months from two o'clock 20 az
O'Clock in the afternoon Of each Of faia days
JACOB NOYEs ! Comuis-
JosEPH Pope. sioners
Portland Ian is 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

Our paper of to-day is principally devoted
TO the subject of Congressional and the legis-
lative proceedings of this state-which will
be found to possess sufficient interest TO make
amends for the paucity Of matter in our edi-
torial department.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
@oftCapS'
Tuesday, January 20, 1878.

~ In consequence of an alteration in the
building, a new entrance into the Gazette
Office has been found necessary. The stairs
at the southeast corner of the building, ad-
joining Mr.. Radford's shop, will be found TO
lead TO it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

Engliihnan, reGding on the river Rainn,
and who was futler to the Britifh army
at Fort Miami, when Gen. Wayne de.
fca,ed the Indians at that place. IN act
was paficd in his favor in 1902
NJ. Y. Mey. Adu.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
U4RRTED

In Fryeburg, by the Rev, Dr., Porter, ETr. Ed
ward Weston, 10 Miss Jane Webster.
In New-GIoucester. by the Rev z. MoseIy,
WILLIAM BRADBuRY, Jun. Esq. Attorney at
Law, TO Mis- SAGAH MERRILL, daughter cf Mr.
Samuel Merrill, Of the former place.
8 Friendship alone unfoits 10 riew,
g Sources Of real pledsureo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
FOREIGN MfLIT.fRr COSTUME

The Hector of Hefe Cailcl has ifued
an Edict, ordaining that from and after
the 22d of Nov all the troops of his elec-
torate fhall wear queues fifteen inches
long The Sergeants are to carry the
meafure of ihe queue, as firing TO their
canes : for the good OF the fervlce The
elector fhould have fortified his order
by prohibiting al the fame time all of his
fubjects, NOT mili:ary, from wearing queu.
at all, or at leaf any thing exceeding the
dignity of a pig or bob tail.
The Army would then have its pendant
excluGvely, like tae Navy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20
Indian AGairs.


General Gains, believing the service
would be much benefited by adding to cav
alry of Gen. Glasscock's command, one or
two other troops or companies-and having
been informed, that the troops in Jones and
that in Twiggs are desirous To volunteer,
las requested the Governor to sanction the
acceptance of their services, which, we un-
derstand. has been done General Gaines
left Fort Hawkins few days since for Point
Petre--thc militia have marched by The
way of Hartford, as the nearest route to
Fort Scott The names OF the two men
lately killed near Fort Gaines, are, William
Strother and Thomas Miller--the latter
only was scalped. General Mitchell, A
gent for Indian Affairs, states,in late COM
munlcation to the Executive, that be has
given orders to Nj Intosh 10 turn out parties
Of his war, ors for the protection OF travel
iers on the public road and, that the bulk
of the nation within our boundary appear
perfectly friendly. He gives it as bis opin-
ion, that there is little Cause to apprehend
an attack on any par, OF the frontier, except
Camden county, so long as we continue in
4leman at the Creek Agency, dated the l7ih
inst. informs US, that the Indians are 10
meet there the lth of next month, when
the warriors who are to join Gen, Gains
will be designated.
MAedgeviHe Geo. Journal, Dec %
From the National Inteligencer Of the 9Th INST.
II has been stated in the public prints,in
a variety of shapes in some as positive
fact in ethers upon conjecture, that Mr.
Bagot, the British Minister here, had pro-
tested against the transfer by spain OF East
Florida 10 the United States. We have
taken pains to ascertain the truth of this
statements, and are warranted in assuring
our readers that it is altogether without
foundation.
Extract of letter from Washington, dated De-
cember 97.
"On Christmas day Elizabeth E. Walker,
public Minister of the society OF Friends,
from New York, preached in the Capitol be-
fcre large meeting of members of Congress,
public officers and lades.-She gave two
prayers, and an excellent sermon of two hours
and quarter Iength--and during all that time
she rivitted the attention of the meeting the
scene TO many was new, and 10 all interest
ing"
NEw-YosK JAN 1S.-Mr.M. M Moan,
editor of the National Advocate, and late u.
S Consul at Tunis, has been convicted in
the Mayors Court, of having intercepted,
violated the seal, and published the contents
of private letter, from the editor of a pa
per il Poughkeepsie TO the editor Of the
Columbian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

Latsf fran A,neiiG 1/aand by gen.
tleman who left Amelia on the 2oth ult.
(fays the Savannah Republican of the I'd
init We are informed, that, on the arrival
of the u. States fquadron on the 27d,
delpatches were Immediately forwarded
from the Promctheus TO Aury, who re-
surned for anfwer, that he did not intend
zefltance. but would have willingly fur
rendered the place to the Saranac alone,
if fuch demand had been made. Next
day, the 23d, the american fquadron
anchored IN the harbor OF Amelia Iland
and landed about two hundred healthy
looking troops. who marched up to the
tunes OF /" Hail Columbia and " Yankee
Doodle" and took pofeiIion of the fort ;
where the American flag was initantly
dhplayed. AS our troops landed on the
beach. fury ordered gun loaded with
blank cartridge to be fred, and imme-
dlately hauled down the Mexican colours.
de and his men are allowed 10 remain
until they can conveniently embark. with
whatever belongs TO them, but are pro-
hibiled the wearing even Of fide arms
AT the time of furrendering there were
Tx prlvateers and three prizes in the har-
Dor; the latter have fince been augment
cd BY two more, fhip prize to the Mex
,ean Congrels. and lugger. taken by the
Tatriota. II Of them, as on, informant
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

OF ALMOST EVERY Description
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

eI-HR fabicribsr. having been appointed 10
ceive and eIanine The cia,nas Of creditors
the eifate of AMOS WEBER lase Of Pofs
land IL the ecu ,y of Cumberland, merchsn. de
ceafed represented infolvent hereby give Do;ice
that six month. allowed o faid edi-.rs 10
bring in and prove heir aim ard sha: will
attend thar lervice at the Iaiu ance flee 81 lines
Neal, in Portland on Fricsy he swensy hFd
day of J2Luary inn and on be ,hird Friday
each Of the Eve following months frcm two O'Clock
10 x o'clock 10 the afternoon Of each Of isid days.
JACOB MOVES Cammis-
JOSEPH PuPE, s loasfs-
Portland Ian. i6, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

The name of the man in England who
wille6 his immense wealth to a franger
was Develncaux.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1818-01-20

NAoHsiLLEs TENN DEL. 6
We learn il is underitood by letters
received from the lower country, that
two men named Bradley and Nolcn, and
formerly inhabitants of this fate, have
been murdered by negroes on board
the boat in which they inrende
conveying them to an ignominious mar
ket. 1t is taid feveral of the negroes are
FREE, and relided on the weffern fhore
of the Chefapeake Bay-were decoyed on
board fome veffel. where they were i'm
mediately ironed and brought TO the
Weifern Country. They embarked for
Orleans few miles below Nafhvillc, and
on their padage committed the murder.
. A Proclamation for Thanksgiving
Day has been issued by the Governor Of
Maryland.