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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

'hb s, 81 HhIcHEB y WAUHCP isthis day uis,
Il SOLVED, bl mutual consent. Chsrie. ttstrt., bs
wing purchased The interest 81 Victor WdHho In me con
csIh ne VIII setc di dtmands against tbe iae arpa
those Easing demands viii haud tler iu flf n,ttr,
those indebted VIII piea-e .all and seize et sccois
We ttufu ON thanks fOf tie liberal ncouf9rs,ns,, ~.
"aFe 'eoe''eo' CHARLES HArCHEk
r,,o,,vos.t ,s,s VICTOR "ACnoP.
@ssassssssss
CHARLES HATCHER. Who .t,r,,e. t,,.,,..... OIL, 49,.
s4ihe "aho, respectfully Informs bis fIsnds aud -
phbc ~ general that BE- bas on hand ~ eiegssf ,..,,
h,h' % 81 Afi = & FANCY COunS, rnfCn5,sf 80. =,
PtN a We TAG public sales u Ncv f0k +, fa. a,-s
sec "hi. ehafles blm 70 supply tnatntnfs with 49,,
tntep eitsie ~ cash 90 scctbtances N Cognfr, ~
ci1as ana s.tels aie iaviitdio cal -. e.S'oit.
same. ysrrar, ~ '@''''t 'as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31
FOR THE ENQUIRER

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
1t is melancholy, that such man as Mr..
Giles Cannot abstain from sarcaSms upon such
a man as MIR. Jefferson; the friend and beme
factor of the human race-I say Mr.. Giles for
Petersburg paper says it is no secret that he
is the author of the CONSTITUENT IS
melancholy, that i'll discussing a great alb
stract question, the propriety otpublic educa
ton, he should go so far out of his way, as to
attack Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and
otbers.-i 1t is in vain, Mr.. Giles tells me in MS
Explanatory Card, lie meant no disrespeCt; he
intended 10 sarcasms against Mr.. Jefferson.-
Circuit JHde us APpeHa! The frenzy which is
exhibited in his two first Nos. and to go 10
farther, his coupling Thomas jefferson and Or.
Mitchell, together, as two of the greatest phi.
losophers of the age, coDtradicts an his ex pia-
nations, and shows premeditated design to
ridicule the character of man, who is placed
beyond his reach. Why this weakness on the
part of MIR. Giles1 Why does tile sore and dis
appointed politician continually peep forth p
These OUtOf-the-way attacks, these forced
episodes of political resentment, have no oth
er effect than 10 weaken the force of his argu.
ments, aud expose their author 10 reluctant
retaliation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-31

IN tTNW pf0NtEy 20 UtS3 W fiUV.
~ An article from Virginia paper is re-
published IN others, stating that there are twin
sisters about forty miles from this city, who
" are said to be capable not only Of knowing
eveTV sentiment aud act Of each other, aliaO'
separated many miles but also to be sensible
OF all those objects acting upon their senses"
Anecdotes are gwen of the effects of this
extraordinary sympathy-eXtraordi indeed
it It were real We know the respectable gen,
tlcman who penued the article-ysc know npon
what foundation he stated it. lie himself a.
vows IN the body Of the article, strong be.
lief that tue whole is an imposition" Its
scarcely necessary to say il is certainly so.-
The Delegates Of the county (GOochlaDd) had
rot even heard Of this extraordinary event be-
fore twas put Ia print.
$50 @ GID O e.
thbAiA-ln The opinion m " allcr L1hg, publish
edn The Enquirer Of Tuesday I'd cOiamn OF tie o..
pinon, I'm i9ib. instead of " promise" read yr0tiro
Same column, 0ih line from the end insert hack De-
tween toe words the interest read " The bacS
! interest"
DitNI-pu tht 10th inst. GkOeGf SUMMERS Tso
OF kana"ha couEty, in the seth yeai 81 bis age.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13

yE7E the fubfcribers having been appointed by
Wv the honorable Samuel Freeman Efq to re
ceive and examine the claims of creditors to the
efia,e of DAVID IORNEY late of w eftbrook in
the county of Cumberland, Mariner, dece afed
reprefen,sd infolvent do hereby give notice that
fir months from the twenty third day of septem
Der Ian are allowed TO faid creditors 70 bring 10
and prove their claims and that we fhaII attend
that fervce at the houfeo of Sia. Efies ia fad Wea-
brook on the feeond Monday 10 November next
and on the fourth Monday in February next from
day
Dated at Welfbrook the feven,h dav Of octo-
Der 1918 CHA. FROST,
GEORGE BISHOP
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DIED.

In Buckfeld, on the 9Th ult. Miss Dorcas
Milliken, aged 18--on the Goth, Mr.. Benjamin
Milliken, father ofthe young lady whose decease
is mentioned above, aged Sand on the 9th,
William MiIliken, his s'n, aged years.
In Stratham, N. H. in full expectation and in
strong assurance ola glorious Immortality. Mrs.
DEBORAH Horn, aged SO. She was native Of
Ipswich, Mass. experienced religion there, at
the age of I6, at the time of the Rev. Mr.. Whit
fields visiting New-England, who was made an
instrument other conversion. She has been for
nearly eighty years witness OF the truth, real
ity, and comforts of the religion of Christ
Zion's prosperity was ever her greatest delight.
She manifested the greatest pleasure in witness
ing and hearing of the glorious display of divine
grace, in Stratham. AT the time of her death.
often spake Of it as being such a time as wher
she was first madesa partaker Of the Joys of Hea-
ven. While disease preyed upon her, she OBJ
served, s my heart and flesh fail, but G cd is nv
strength and portion forever"
In this town, Mrs Joanna Berry. widow of the
late r Jeremiah B. aged 80--A child of Mr.
Steward Ramsdell, aged 10 weeks-The wife of
Mr.. Robert Wilson, native of Ireland.
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vessels at that port, mostly engaged 10 carrying

vessels at that port, mostly engaged 10 carrying
on our important coasting trade.
Brig Galen, of Thomastown, Is days from
Richmond, arrived at Boston on Friday last.
Schr. Madison, of Belfast, for Newyork, was
spoken 9th inst. leagues from Cape-Cod light.
The Ospray, Drinkwater, Of Northyarmouth,
for Philadelphia in 40 days, was at Oporto Aug. n
The Venus, of Portland, for Baltimore, sailed
frsm Bremen Aug. 5.
The Charles, OF Bath--brig Mary, Warwick,
of Portland, not sold--Mechanic, Small, do. unc.
were at Havana 18th ult.
Brig Argo, Mcclellan, of Portland, II days
from Charleston, for Liverpool, has been spoken
in lat. 81, long. 63.
Bark John g. Charles, Coombs, of Portland
arrived at Newyork 5th inst. from Havana.
Schr. John Gilman, of Thomaston, for Alex
andria, arrived at Norfolk lst inst. put in very
leaky, having struck on Matchaquango Shoals,
on the night of Sept. 20, where she thumped I'M
til O'Clock next morning, was obliged to throw
overheard the deck load to get of.
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>sh
GAZETTE ! News.
PORT OF POR7T 4vD.
Entrances and clenrnz1ces NJ fss C,tsfoyn- Ho,,s

Entrances and ctedrGnces al The Custom House.
ARRIVALS
Arrived, Oct z, sloop Joseph, stanwood, from
Boston-sloop Arson, Davis, from doth sloop
Abby, Morton, from do.-sloop Caroline, Shear
man, from Newbedford-sloop Express, Rack
sIh, from Newyork, with corn and flour-schr.
Relief, Baxter, from do.--schr. George. McKen-
nie, from Qnaddy, for Boston. with plaster
10Th, sloop Galen, Loring, from St. Andrews,
with plaster and grindstones.-flth, sIoop Madi-
son, Jones, from St. John, for Network, with
rum and coal-sloop Favorite, KNIGHT, from St.
.ohn, for Boston, with rum and molasses-sIoop
Liberty, Moody, from Hallowell, for Newbury-
port, with lumber and bread-stuff
cLEARANcEs.
Cleared, Oct. z, schr Factor. Poland. for St.
-onn.-9th, sloop Dolphin, Polleys, for Eastport
~aoop Packet, Lowell, for Boston-1Oth, Au-
81 jordan, for Mohile-l2th, sloop Joseph,
N'sawood, for Boston.
IN SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
-,.ae weekly shipping list in the PASSPORT paper
s-1<'ns 10 less than "a entries and clearances Of
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Fyfiu Cents Reward.

D ANYWAY from the fubfcriber on Sabbath
N morning the twenty feven,h of September
Ian JAMES STOEI. an inden,ed apprentice-he
il feventeen years old rather tall light complec.
ton light hair. one Of his fore hogsrs no nail
grows on il he wore away blue jacket and trow-
fes. am Informed he Is gone TO Albany, Oxford
counsv where his parents live forbid ali per
I'm. either srueing, harbouring or employing fxid
apprentice direct or indirect. If they would avoid
tke penalty ofIaw--if faid apprentice will return
home Immediately ard obferve his indeniures,
will forgive him add will ufe hin well which be
ever has been-o,herwife be will God bis liabili-
~ JANIS ROBBINS.
NorshYarmcush, oess
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NOTICE.

rTHE subscriber informs the inhabitants of por,
land, and farhiiHia,iy fbe Fiye Payib thar he
has Removed from his late residence, into the
house in Cumberland Greet, lately occupied by
Mr.. Moody. deceased and nearly opposite the
fri parifh Meeting houfe AZ people are daily
calling Oh him IL the line Of his business he thinks
II pfoper TO give this public notice for the conve
nience of thofe who may call on him.
c HRlSTOPHER RAND.
October Is
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90 ThinEs-I 10 museT,"

DUNEING is an unpleasant resort--and
as Court week has arrived, affording so ia
vorable an opportunity for every body to
hay The Printer, ii will be unnecessary 10
say any thing about il, however secure the
cash may be Penn. fiaf1er.
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NOTICE,
h oesix

THE subscribers having been appointed by tbs
4 Hon. Samuel freeman. Judge of Probate, &c.
TO receive and examine the claims of creditors 20
the Estate of JAMES CAREY. late OF Bruins
wick in the county of Cumberland, gentleman.
deceased represented insolvent, DO hereby give
notice that the further term of three months al
lowed from this date to said creditors TO bring in
and prove their claims /; and that we will attend
that service at the Office of Ebenezer Everett. one
Of the subscribers the first and last Mondays Of
November next between the hours of two and
FIVE on each OF those days.
SHFMTUEL OWEN.
EBFN. EVERETT.
Brunswick August 81, 1918.
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p Seasonable Goods. al
GEORGE HILL,
TT NO. 6, MUSSEY'S ROW.
l. LAS for sale an extensive assortment OF
Fall and Uinter GOODS.

such As
superine blue, black and brown French BROAD
CLOTHS
Best West England blue, black and drab Ditto
Superine double mill'd black, blue and inix'd CAS-
SIMERES
Pelise Cloths--6gured scarlet & crimson Fiannels
Hunters Cloths-Drab Kerseys-Plains
Sattinetts-D ufis--Ceatings
One bale MILD Rose Blankets, assorted sizes
Two bales plain twill'd and figured Bombazetfs
Brown Camblet, for cloaks--5-A black Bomba-
zine--Tartan Plaid
Red, yellow and green Baizes--44 and 6-A Flan-
nels
Black and slate worsted Hose--men's half Hose
Deerskn, beaver, kid and silk Gloves
Children's Gloves and Hose--Mwlin Cravats
Black and colored Florence--india and Leyantine
Silks
White end green plain and twill'd Lustrings
White Sattin--black and colored tabby and silk
velvets
Cheap white Cambrics--black and color'd ditto
A large assortment figured and plad Calicoes
Exmouth Checklists Carlisle inghams
Mourning Observation-Disclosures & Copperplates
Fancy Decentralization Lawn
Real and imitation India Muslin
Linen Cambrcs-Long Lawn-Linen Sheeting
One box cheap Thread Laces
Black and white Italian Grape
Black, check. flag and fancy silk Handkerchief
Imitation and figured cotton Shaws
British Cottons--Steam Loom Shifting
Cambria Dimoties-Russia Diaper
Cotton Checks--red and green worsted Caps
Wooden Vests and Discretionary Frocks
India Cottons-Braces-Sta Lacings
-Pins-Needles-W Sewing Cotton
italian Sewing Silk-best Silk Twist
Extra gilt coat aud vest Buttons Mohar Do.
A variety Ribbons-Bindings-Silk Braids and
Cords, &c. &c. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
One bale Water Loom Shifting
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cotton.
~ All which are offered at the lowest Cash
prices. wholesale and retail October IS
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Rulph LrosS' ESfnfe.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the heirs and credit
ors Of the eilate Of RALPH CROSS, late OF
Portland in the county of Cumberland, Merchant
deceased. and all others concerned-That Jane
Crofs Administrative of faid effafe has exhibited
TO me the fnbfciiber Judge ef the Court of Pro-
bate. within and for faid county, her 6rft account
of administration of faid elfate; ard alto areoue7
for an allowance TO her as widow of fad deceafed
our of bis perfoual etiate and that Ae fame will be
con6dered at Probate Ccars 20 be held a, the
Probate Office In fsid Portland on the fourth Wed.
nesday of October infant when and where they
may thew caufe If any they have. why the fame
fhould not be allowed Given under nv hand at
Portland this tenth day of October. 10 the yezs
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and eighteen.
SAM. FREEMAN.
NsbsbsvssgS 07o6ev Z, 1878.
TSHR fub'criber, with great relucs ance ana .,
Il the denier reiort, adopts thin, net hod "a "A.
vertising the pablo of the unfortunate Rtu,,;ca
Of my wife R0SALTyD1 MERRILL. 80
through intenperance has lost all shofe a.tr,h.,,ss
which are ab[olutely necsfary to make deer,
wife. znd wanders about feekinr in,or;csr;ns
draughts forbid all perfons fruaipe her =,
mr. account, as will psy no debs. Of Der eon,rss
ting STEER this date JOSEPH MnRRls
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MARRIED

In York, COL Thomas Baker, Of this town, to
Miss Nancy Lord.
In Cape Elizabeth, by the Rev. w. Gregg, Capt.
ISAIAH Jordon, to Miss Happy Dyer.
In Westbrook, by the Rev. G. Bradley, Mr..
Christopher S. Davis, to Mrs. Fanny Hilton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-13

ged the duties OF the office since his election,
will again receive the votes of this district.
His prompt attention to the communications
and interests of his constituents during the last
session has secured TO him their confidence,
and his eminent talents for usefulness in the
station TO which they have raised him, will
command very decided majority of their
VOTES.
Weunderstand that after the annual meeting
ofthe Portland Benevolent Society on We'd
nesdav next, there will be an address deliver
ed in The evening Of the same day. at the NEE
ting house oftbe second parish, and contri-
button taken to aid the objects of said society
The fall term of the Supreme Judicial Court
commences its session in this town to-day-in the
course of which Daniel .Maniey viii be arraigned
on charge for having robbed the Cumberland
Bank.
Agricultue-We are happy 10 notice the
increased attention which is shewn to every
thing connected with Agriculture in this
country. A neglect of this interest has led
many Of our farmers wrongly to appreciate
the privileges and blessings efith which Prov
idence has so highly favored them, as well as
to undervalue the quality of our soil and
tended more than any thing else TO excite the
spirit Of emigration and discomfort which has
peryaded this part Of the country for several
years past. Let Agriculture be pursued as a
science--let premiums be awarded for every
improvement, and thus excite emulation in
every branch--propagate the sentiment that
/" he who causes two blades of grass to spring
up where but one grew BEFORE" evinces
more friendship for his country than the hero
who presumptuously braves the lannon's
nouth,--ihen will discomfort cease from
among US, and each one exclaim with the
poet
g Low lies that land, yet bless'd with fruitful
stores,
Strong are her sons, tho rocky are her shsres;
And none, alb none so lovely to our sight,
Of all the lands which heaven o'erspreads with
light"
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@oet(a,1S.
Tuesday, October ID, 1918.

Congressional Eiection--The first Monday
Of November is the day appointed for the
choice Of Representatives TO the sixteenth
Congress.-We have been favoured with the
nomination of but one whenever
the others are agreed upon we shall publish
their names for the information of the Elec-
TORS
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additional supply of BOOKS and
STATIONERY.


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LAS lately received vEsy VALUABLE ADD
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work Hannah Adams View of Religion-Wil-
berforces View of Religion -McKuight on the E
pilfies-Guide to Pilgrims. so cts.-Life of Mrs.
Grofvenor SO c.--Theory of Moral Sentiments by
DR.. Adam Smith, 2 So Gisborne's Natural The.
ology, OO-Payieys Natural Theology, CO.
Waterman's Life of Calvin 9 So Remains Of Fl
K White, 2 OO-Jenks Devotions, loo--Scott's
Force of Truth, 624-Fullers Backslider, !5-Ce-
ellis Remains, 75-Fanny Woodbury.. 75-Female
Scripture Biography 2 75-Hannah Morss Chris
tian Morals, o0-Chriiian Memoirs. 1 l2x
Life of Martin Luther. oo-Lifs of MRS. Ora
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Memoirs of MRS Wet, rs Life of Or. Buchan
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ative-Joyces Chemis,ry--Maternal phyfcian---
Aphorifms of Hsppocra,es-togesher with many
Others, 100 numerous to particularixe.
SCHOOL BOOKS
of every kind in common ufe.-A great variety Of
Stationary and Fancy articles,
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Ink1ands-Ink Pewder-Pocket Books, "a large
aifcrtnent) -Purfes-Penknives Qome very nice)
-Wsfers-Qus from 25 to IL 2 cts per
bunch-Drawing Paper Gold Paper--Rnbofed
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Paint Boxes and Bruihes-Lead Penciis-sla.es
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A complete afortmnt Of
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And in fac, amoa every article ever kept in Book.
fforea-Socia and private Libraries furnifhed on
the moft generous terms w. He Law sTocx 10
ve,y e.sss6vs and gentlemen Of the Bar are adured
that they may here rep'ensh their Libraries. or
purchafe new ones, on a. good terms as at any
Bookfiore in New England. Merchants in town
and country, Preceptors of Academies School, Maj
tiers, Scholars and Ladies and Gentlemen 10 gener
al, are moft respectfully invited to call At the a.
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10 LET

10 LEI,
LALF A BRICK HOUSE Gtua,e on Federal
Street with half a large Barn, if wanted. AL
10, fmall fhep in King Street.
Fer Sale A Houfe on Federal Street--enunire Of
Sept ID, 1918. If. OLIVER EVERETT.
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Viii be /cld at Hatfim on THURSDAY
the 22d Oao5er next, at II O'Clock, on
The premier, 1vitbout rsisrve,
A Three lfory DWELLING. HOUSE. AZ by sc
feet, having Rooms good Well of never
faiIiRg Water with the land belonging to the fame.
viz-66 feet front, I l6 feet rezr--6luated direct.
ly oppo6te the dwelling houfe of BIAS MsKRIlLs
Efq Cbsssst f,ess
EY Gentlemen who win to purchaie are invited
to call and examine-and Leave their heR cfws
with b. G.. Atwood, 4uct'r.
Sept. 8
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The Cattle Stoso at Brighton commences this
day. From accounts and appearances, says the
Centinel, it will be a great day for New-Eng-
land Agriculturists.
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT two tory DWELLING.
"A ROUSE. 6tuaied at the bottom Of Franklin
ltreet Inquire Al ths Office Sept 20
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Gum Swamp for Sale

pursuance &C the last will and tessar.I Of Iogis
SALE, dec I shan offer for sale d, aucton on he
I'm tepI'ait next before the Bell Igvan IN The riiy
Of Richmond the tract land called TIlT GIN st al,
containing by recent survey believe SIS aeias The
greater part OF this land IS heavily tbtres Tie swarm
iaid is not Inferior TO James River owgroHnds Ihe
Dudings are comRIodious, bat want repairing There
IS an orchard Of eXceentappie and pea trees anu, \
low Blactheath and above the city OIL The Mancbs
ter turnpike.
ne terms Will be- $500 cash the balance IN ednal
BIENNIAL pay ments, with deed OF trust IA on The
ana hotes with good endorsers, payable at sty OF the
hanks III Riohmcnd, to The Respective install
ments. ' ''S'"i-
is expected great bargain may be hac as This pro-
pery viii certainly be sold is any thing PEAR lis value no
viousiy 10 the day of sale. " ~
" The sale to be conducted by Heron, s:nton & Co.
ISAAC SALE. ExecmIci
Of John Sale acoeased
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Mrs. NrooMle's ScNool
Important TO fGrmersd Lige'y Stable Keep
COLLECTORS Ofhca

HE subscriber takes this method a. info the pub.
nc that he has established his OFFICE the lew
house butt by hun or street immediately the rsar
OF The Bell Tavern. HE sill continues TO attend To The nm
snessoia COLLECTOR, and will be thankin for ar,y
business III bisway entrusted to his .sa
unle, he wishes II to be distinctly understood that be
VIII not undertake TO collect debis invoked in colt
veIsy. - ~
Having undertaken 10 collect the debts due TO the =.
tate OF samuel PieGSoHfs dec. he nost earnestly son
He has for sale constant susply OF Jennings Patent
Ssds few copies of Jennings Sfdfgtcs ct large he
otn Voune OF which is in the hands OF the binder ana
VIII shortly be ready for delivery complete ses OF NfeS
Weekly Register TO the i2rh volume Inclusive lie al.
SO receives subscriptions for this iastwork.
JOHN MADDOX.