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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
- - Iiesag Repn0iIeen.

o'iNS h4NkANlS.
society 20; coioaNng Tie Swiss enigrants who have
lately armed aDd mas are in the u. States lately
<etG i"inrd We Uniiesstand that the humber of us
members aireadv exceeds 400 all natives OF Sutherland
ana reside III different parts CT The 4. States. They are
shont 20 petition Cpnsress Tor oi lands similar
10 thSi made TO he French enisiants Tombicbee
"hei We consider tbat tue erligtauts Switzerland
are mostly oi the industrious aud hardWnTkn class of
'he people well Calculated 90 undergo the hatiiships OF
stttu'is ne" county, aud that the tense regions of
inc west want labiiius tEe Wild forests into
cuva,tu SEEDS HId ssr!arJs, Induced believe
,ldt thtii pettnI will eet with favourable
Inc pecunAIy Interest "i Ibe q. States alone ought i'm
ouf opinion, 10 Toe sufficient to induce Congress grant
then the lands Oh the terms try propose but more
powerful motive w hope, iuiiuence the general 90
Veinnent W. that OF relieving suei aug humanity aud
pi"Fihs IA this way the means Oi l.sscng the
tons trade of white human flesh nnde, the garb and SON
appeilHhsi, Ui CegaGR fedemPfiOa6I, for have II
i'"" good authority That some OF the gentlemen 1T the
TINS society have in ssud vessels
10 iO!dnd 10 hriug over The SWISS em.raus on less
Dafaio1s tefs and afford them the means of sct;liu.
'he itnds which may be granted to them
we are told the Iwef Arkansas is the place most spo
Ath VI by TIE SWISS eingTants form their settlement
IL government VIII grant them lands in that county,
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Y irginia AsaMA ONicS.

FlCHN0ND, 2Ttii ,rceinher, tsiy.
conformity with an act OF the General Assembly Of
tAe s'ae oi Virginia, entitled act ts amend the
laws concerning tschcats,' passed The iItf
cay OF February 1914 do hereby make il Know, ,h,'ii
appears by certificate Of the escteator Of the comfy of
bI"oAe inns day received. thai The following lois of
Eounu haVe ny an inquest taken before said escleator
ltho"se OF SAID county, the 5i day of prii
io bsen ionpd TO eschest 10 this Commonwealth viz
Two lots OF ground IN the town wellshmg in said
county, each seventy nine nine inches by on. bm
eieo aud ten feet SIX inches, aud distinguished in al.
pau o. s'u Town Ivy the Nos 20 aud 90 OF which GER
% ground IN same town. of the same dimensions distn-
hnsheo IN the plan of said town by No 239 and of
Nn'n certain amigo Green. free man of colour died
s'e<e"' WM. G PENDLkrON,
~, Register of The Land Oilice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
LAND in Powhatan County

1NoR SALE.-W,ll be sold on the LIST day of FehrtDt.
u next, TRACT or LAND lying Fine Ci.tA Il,
the county OF Powhatan containing Gs2l acres b. ~,
survey! within 80 uiiles Of The city OF ichmond ,IDe-
f"n Janies River less than miles froiu roaha,.
courthouse, the former residence oil MaJ. FIedeiiei
woodson.
The laidis well timbered and s we'll adapted 10 ,l
eu't"re ut corn, whca and tobacco FiEe Creek ran.
through the whole the tract and makes nf,y ar
SHY scies ofe>cecnt meadow land rlc s,,usii, i,
heatiy-ihe water good any IN the eouiiy-,le
ocha lis ate large, coptaining variety CT fruits ,
III tAs Sind-ihe soetrs,is as pleasant and agree
able Ia the State Virginia being in the heatt
OF The county of Powhaan The pIc1ses viii be sLewu
by The subscriber 10 any gentleman wishing to purchase
lEkMS.--S 600 viii be required the da, of .o,e
ana The BALANCE vi Tie purchase money in rs months AZ,
ment. ~ Pay
~ plat the land may he seen at The Coffee uouse
IA Iae City ofhehncnd.
NJ u. The subscriber reserves 10 himself the l,l,r,v nc
n.,s any p',yae contract between this aud The day
II privately disposed~. W. ~
December ~. 6s,os
DO HEREBY CERTIFY, That have lived nearly "a
years the tract OF land whereon ,l,i E nlprr
WoODSON, Date of the county Pow iata deceased
resided. which said of has been lately purcs
sed ny Capt wM Pope OF The county afnrss:p ina
ing survey the said tract very lately and having
rerent periods previously the lands by liz
same Is bounded together with having passed through
the same III varions directions, have afforded RE An on
poftnmty ct forming iolefahle opinion of th
quality, situation, &c the said land The trsct co,,
tans 662 acres aud fractional part an acre an, o
OPINION that from go to 40 HE same regain,
unc'eared, well timberod. and iipe quay consics
remained III Az uncultiyaed state, aud would If pat IN a
state oi cultivation YIELD handsome this land
lies WE'LL Is OF an excellent ioundaiio aud is as weIlwa
tered as any tract equal in this section of
one %! the principal branches Fine Greek r,,is,.
through las whole extent for upwards mile atords
tne tract conceive from 90 30 acres OF excellent
meadow ground. As place of residence il has ever
since my acquaintance " it'll 1t been remarked for ia
isahy situation The iinprov are, a bandsoue
spacious, and well finished two storied d.s .lii,,aIn'
baii' OF prime materials and by sxceIieu. nofkman
aeoou kitchen~ laundry. smOkehoe dairy barn stable
@c-ai III good repair spring oexceilen water conve
nent TO the dwelling, considerable portion of the wood
and hes also convenient; orchards OF iut ees OF varl
GUS Aius ana wen selected nuis choice garden and
seated. ~ -
Given under my hand this 2Ttii of Decembcr 1917.
VIM. CLARKE.
IT PoSTPoNEMENT-Fyom circumstances ,ba,b,r.
occurred since Tie date of the above advertisement be
IA tag Of February Re1i If fair ii not then on lie
VIC y, ,"'. ua.' WM. POPE.
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EappaManu0ck yAcaNeN,y

MAN led, as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in the Pan.
~ pahannock Academy, gentleman or ii6ey0f cdhr5f.
eD' VINO can produce satisfactory Testimonials as hi.
q"Mlncati"hs aud character. The assistant teachers
snare OF tue tuition fees he whic is OF course
in9ehhte) has heretofore been seven u eight hundred
doii.ts .ear-sedom below seven hundred or exrred
ing eight hundred. But Ii it is preferred simulated s
given. "''' VII "e
the Academy, will be attended to.
JOHN TAYLOR, President
-, OF the Trustees of Rappahannock Academy
Caroline. Jan. 20 90 -, ''
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Best Rappahannoeik. IIanS

Ej'oR SALT am authorised sell at private or ,ub
lie sale that valuable estate geuerally kown by me
name OF tHE FOLLY situated IN Richmond county on
Rappahannoct vef-It contains altogether zbnm, 9oo
acres, OF which OF 300 prime river side land: Inc
rest OF II covered with heavy growth timber This
plantation merits the character vi being one of the best
IN the Lower Connyis convenient hsh and oysters
has good spring water and is healthy
he terms will beOne bali of the purchase money in
cash the other half in twelve months Persons disnos
ed to bny viii please make their proposals known inmc
nateiy Letters postage paid will be attended to by
me, directed to MenOkn, Richmond courthouse
JOHN +. LORfAX.
January IS. rs ISL
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Notice.

MESSRS. william cIoptor Samuel clouton Jas An.
RiSon- Gentlemen.
TAKE NOTICE, that on Thursday the 5th, and Friday
tne OH DAY OF February next, shall Proceed al Mrs.
Raines tavern in the county of Cumberland aud on sa
tuTday the 9TH day Of the month"; at Heck ALI Fords
taVeih, IN teXTile in the said county take the depO
sons of sDndty Witnesses, 10 be read evidence IN
sut ~ chaneery IN the county cOutt Of Cumberland in
which am plaintiff and yourselves with Eliza arson
anhhisiTaTix OF George Carson dee, defendants-
where you and each ofyOu may attend if you please
REUBEN CLOPTON.
January 20. 80 va
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Ladies White, Blue and BIach Beauejy.
sMpS. White.

doors below the Cell Tavern has tins day received
- rom Phadelpha and New York. an elegant assert
I'en p' iauies, muses. and chdTeE's EEAVER HATS
elegantly trimmed being tie latest fashions ntroducrd
da worn IN those cities they will he sold at reduced
prices. also, case Indies fashionable STRAW BON
Nei>, superior quality with London straw Leg
morn ahd siik ionnets richly dressed which wil ne dis
Pohen ~ AT less than half their cost III London Gu hand
a general assortment of MILLINERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27

We is. say uave,e twher. 1t lies,
fE thc CLINE, the limits aud the size;
sfow no trees, nor valves the so,dea grain
iI.S MOI wales diversity tie PLAZA
P'tsi steen without the farsier's toll
= "D tfs seasons clothes die iavonI'd soil,
posls. wherein the duny race abound
bittiaart prcpar'd enrich The ground;
lndi'ss coasts produce IN ampler store
IAtls, ivory. diamonds, gold aud silver ore.
"a reader, ensy not the,e wealthy cliines,
81 priual watts distract. and endless crimes
Fol'he tae soil pale AvaTice uiuinphs there
ttr't, tnNy. Rave. aud heart destroying Gaze.
VIII Fraud, ana Fear, aud comfortless Despair,
fhem government not long remains the sane,
Scr they revere, like those, a m.narch's name;
Nnf.Cr"'nwcll. like base, low born knave,
Mobiles. and kings, ard queens, presumes TO brave
bc n"hcs tail, the kings captive slave.
nv fritnds beware let Ayarice tempt no more;
suite ~ i,s wealth avoid tie fatal shore
he dals bread which Providence has giv'n
Eat with content, aud leave the rest to Heav'n.
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Advertisement.

4 HAVE desire remove to the West and will sell
my tract of LAND, containing 3O7l acres on which
thee area new dwelnghouse contaHingsx rooms above
ggoHDd and two Inflow, new barntbe other houses are
ihdiieIent-thtTe ac also about Two hundred bearing
apple trees fine cherry and pear do. The land There
are Liiy sixty acres of bottom land part of which
was The bed Of millpond for nearly hundred years
TERMs.-Iwo thirds Of the purchase money must I've
Gash OF young negroes At valuation for the balance
giving irast deeds TO secure tlie last payment
The a1d runs nearly one mile on Black Greek below
the mill Of The lae John ClOptcr, Esq.
New Kent, Jan. %. sI.Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
STALE BREAD.

, STNLt. BREAD. ~
~ me ruins OF BercsiaReuni, says Fie London pa
PEI iheIe nave been found ioaVes Of bread which were
baked under The reiy OF Titus and which iii br, Inc
oahers mart indicating the quality Of osr which
was probably prescribed by regulations the police
mere nave also been found utensils of romze which
instead OF being TIMED Ike ours well silvered The
anciens, doubtless, preferred ihis method as more
wholesome and more durable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
GERMAN EMtGRANrs


letter addiessed to the German y0c;rfy Of J,LfIg
dethsG was published in the Wilmington Gazette of sa
uday last As many members that society may not
nave an opportunity OF seeing that paper we have been
Induced TO publish the following extract for Their nor-
NATION aus: that Of our citisens generally.
Our readers will not have urga the account given
Snort time ago by mr.. keenc the Interpreter Ger.
ah passengers, 81 the treatment and condition ofthose
VINO arrived al this port in the ofasr Sumer-
iseit situation, one would have thought was rs deploa
pie a'id their suiernes great they could be-
bu one half OF the statement contained in the letter
10 tne German Society be correct (Which for thc hocur
oi b'ihahity we hope Is not the there no
cohslsoi between them. The persons engaged in this
he'""hs traffic appear toe entciy destitute OF every
consideration OF honour, honesty, humanity The du.
~ on the legislature is therefore imperative to enact an
e'cieit Jaw, by which these miserable beings will he
protected III their rights, and citizens saved from the
necessity OF supporting them, of seeing them starve IN
our streets. Tpbjk ON
SHpposins that none Of You have actually witnessed
me distressed aud truly piiabe situation cargo of
urh passengers lately arrived at Newcastle ship
.ApiiI, CAPT. -, from Amsterdain, have thought
u hot improper 10 'nG0n you, that, ii report be true
ueieWefe NJ mist embarked hoard of this shin about
t's"sh haRd'ed SOAfs Ia number by great for
e couVr OF convenience of passenger board the
SNIP and rs very natural consequence from disease
cont actea on hoard, about Rre AHHdredof them died
many beiore they look their dcpatu Europe and
others during long, unwhoesome passage"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27

me Princes FogGl If IN gldnd.-A gentleman who
we iaey at Stnigard aud had OF an audience
NJ Tue 0usei the Princess Royal England describes
het as enjoying the best health aud spiis She is OF We
+! active iahiis, rising at six every morning.
Inc whole oi tie Imperial Family Russia are now al
MOSCOW WIN ,he exception of the Grand Duke Constan-
une, who IS commander in chief the army in Poland
whee he resides 1t Is generally known in this cou
ny that 'he Grand Duke is married to the sister Of
finoe Leopold Of Sake Cobourg very accomplished *
nesn'iih ""m;h who az the period Other marriage
but IL age. imperial hi ghness not beip re
uarNar Tor the kindness OF h.s temper the alliance
prove" unfortunate. They have separated for sew
eTa ycarS-naTrase, the ordinances on The Greet
church, being indssOIuble ILo,iis. ,,ars,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
70 CoacI-Makers. Hat.ers, booi- B,nde,.s.

10 Co0clt-MekerS, Hatteys, Booh- BINDERS.
iSaddicrS anil lSkoe- Wakers.
Morocco LEATHER Observation-Disclosures
IA CoHfiELp Date 81 Phiadcphia most reepcctiui.
y informs the inhabitants Of Richmond aud its vicrtv
'""t nc has commenced He above busiress la al It's va
Ious branches, at the back Of the Bell TaveTp near the
Oh MARKET and trusts, from his experience assidu-
uD,to merit share cf the public DatrOnage.Iie Iss
'oT safe The following articles at T. Tate & Co.'S curryng
snop ah1 iedher store, VIZ GOAT and SHEEP SKINS,
suitable for lining carriages ana general assortment
81 MOROCCO for lining hats, together with various a.
sentiments Of Morocco for ladies' fancy shoes &C. &c
Also, general assortment of WOOL
IaauaTy 10. 7G~,e,e
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DANES Nivep IlauA fOv sale

MIL be sold oibe highest bidder valuable tract of
LAND, Containing about six hundred acre. sifns
eO on james Ryei about thirty miles above Richmond
In we county Of GoocliaHd bounded below and above
by Tue andso Mr. Benjamin Anderson aud Of the estate
ofWri. {. Williams dec.
I tract contains considerable portisu Of river ana
cfeek loW grounds. The upland has fine red clay bot
tom, well adapted to the use Of plaster and clover IFS
~ piesent good deal out ofrepar, having been neal,
gently cultivated for some years past is snscepfibe
Of the highest improvement both with regard to e,scscs
and rfOft.
shall give no further descriptions believing that no
person would wish topurcase establishment SO yav-
able without previous examination. The purchaser shall
receive undonbed tile free Of any neupDrance he
yond the present Year.
lie sale will mke place on the premises on Jnpfs90B
fhe 5th eaV Of Warch neat The will be one third
IN cash. one ifd IN year, and the remaining third in
years-he two last payments to he secured by deed
Oftrust.
AZ Che same time and place will be sold variety Of
household aud kitchen FURNITURE some STOCK and
other articles. Tennis at sale.
]. BATES
EDWARD BATES.
htHho"t. jan w ....BO-tds
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Notice.
~ the 7ib o. IBIS month, TOOK from on hoard " ri.
- ~ Jachsons boat, one barrel Of FLOUR, branded
=. e. Patterson, AID bearing tic Lyuchbu'g inspection
brand Of suycffne.
Ihis s ~ request The owner ccrne aud proye his
wiih u ~ The law directs
WILLIAM PlGGOTI, Inspector
81 BoNs at Loeb lisfbodr.
JehpaIy 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
CrOWn Window Glass.

TIVE RICHMOND CROWN GLASS FACTORY il nov,
A IN operation. orders for Coach or Window Cisss
viii receive immediate attention.
49,, - SAMUEL G. ADAMS.
20 casks assorted HARDWARE
cases BUTTONS
boxes LANCETS
bOScs PENKNIVES
cases hrst white Chapel NEEDLES
do. McKenlie'ssiiycr eyed StlARPS
cast, German, Crauley sud Blistcred STEEL WHITE
LEAD, LAMrS, rCMBLEyS, &C.
Jdurafy ~. s9cct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
Winter Oats.

'EFE sabscriher has for sale prime WINTER OATS
n ioi seen. BERNARD PEYTON, Cary-st.
January %. q, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-27
Seine YWine.

THERE has been manufactured at the yirgip. Pen;
Tertiary, within few months past a CONSIDERABLE
quantity of this article, OF good quality and now ready
l"r sale, as usual With the goods manufactured az this
instutlon-ower priced than he bought elsewhere
January "a. 40 i,r ''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
horticultural Impyouem ents.

A gentleman Wh9 IS in the habit of travelling
upwards OF two thousand miles yearly, through
different sections Of the New England states. par
tcularly the District Of Maine, cannot but express
the pleasing sensations be enjoys from observing
the improvements and taste of the FARMERS. and
the greasinterest that 3naw generally taken in
Agricultural pursuits In America---t has within
the two or three last years, commanded the atten.
ton of the opulent and extended itself among all
classes Of citizens, and has now become as il ever
ought to be, an object Of the first Importance
The District of Maine for the two last seasons
stands unrivalled 10 ts crops, particularly in the
article of WHEAT, and il is fact which ca mot
be controverted that there are as productive farms
in every section of Maine, as can be found in
any part of the United States Young and enter.
pricing men, who wish to establish themselves as
Farmers, and who are willing 10 hold The plough or
d-vc are particularly invited TO visit and tx pore
the landau the District of Maine, where they will
find not only the soil and climate as congenial TO
the interest ofthe Farmer, many parts of the
Western country, (wbere thousands have emigrat-
ed and found themselves deluied, after having
spent every farthing they had al commsnd) but will
find that their produce will come to much more
valuable market, withfar less sxkense, and that
the laborer will in every instance, reapa much
more abundant reward, than any Of their brethren
who have left their native soil under that aflict
ing maniac, called the /" Ohio Feoer,n
A TRAVELLER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

= he fuhscribers having been appointed by the
L hon Iere Bailey Efq Judge Of Probate of
wils &c for the county of L,ncoin., to receive and
erzmine he claims of the fsveraI creditors 20 the
enase of JOSEPH DYER. late Of Bath, 10 fad
county blacksmith, deceafed Represented infolvsnt
do hereby give notice that dx months are allow
ed me fSd creditors from the 18th day of Aug
inil 10 brTg 10 aud prove heir clzials and hat
we iall attend that fcfvics II the cffice OF Eben
Clap, 10 laid Bath on the hsft Tuesday of septem
Der next and the Eve following months from two
clock &c Eve cleck d the afternoon Of lsid
days. EBFN CLAP. Z comnis-
John swANToN foners.
Bath, An0 lie
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
~ktN
PORT OF FORTL4N
Entrances and Cieareaces.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
.4rrised, August goth, Ship Amazon, Cross,
from Boston.--20th, Brig Susan, Woodbury., from
St. Andrews, with Plaster, for Alexardria-Sch
Seven-Friends, Drinkwater, from do. for New
York, with do. -22d, SIocp Maria, Pray, from
Portsmouth, for Bath, with sundry small articles
-Sloop Lesnder, Blanchard, from Boston, with
do.---Sloop Liberty, Moody, from Newburyport,
for Bath, with Nails and Furniture Five
Brothers, Hadlock, from Philadelphia, with
Flour-sloop Messenger, Porter, from Boston,
with sundry merchandise.
CLEARANCEs.
resgn.-Cleared, August Goth, Schr. Ar
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

Friends, Calder, for Demerara-Brig Shakespeare
May, for Demarara.
Coastseise. 22d, Brig Leopard, Deer
ing, for Lubec-Schr. Union, Wade, for Norfolk
23d, Sloop Messenger, Porter, for Boston.
Arrived at Charleston, 9th inst sloop Eagle
Hatch, (ofN. Yarmouth) Rum key, Ii.
Ship Hazard, Crabtree, of Portland, for Liver
pool, cleared at Richmond 18th inst.
Cleared at Petersburg, 18th ult. sch. Three
Brothers, Thompson, Of Camden, Me.
Brig William, Gillpatrick. OF kennebunk, ar
rived at Bremen, June 90.
Brig Charles-F acett, of Hallowell, from Der
muda,, (sailed June S, with the cargo Of ship
Cleopatra, Of Philadelphia, condemned at B. J
arrived off Falmouth, E. June 2s.
A letter from Oporto, June %, received IN
Philadelphia, says -" There is now afloat,
about 100000 bushels Indian Corn, and the
price is declining. Other bfcad-sfufs are plenty
Left at Port-au-P Prince. July24, Juno, Of Ken
nebunk, discharging; brig Liberty, Emery, ofdo.
for Aux-Cayes.
Schr. Nile, Thompson, Of Bath. for New-OrIeans
was at St. Thomas July 30.-A large schr. from
Penobscot, with Lumber, arrived there the day
before.
Brig Lydia, Of Bath, IS days from Greenock,
for Philadelphia, was spoken 9th inst. in lat d.
long. So.
Brig Jane, Jellison, Of Bath and another brig
name not recollected, just ar from Bath, were at
Matanzas, 9th inst.
Briggs Juno, Perkins Unity, Holmes and
Jane, Towne, of Kennebunk, were at Port-au-
Prince Sd inst
Brig Traveller, Lloyd, ofPortland, was at De-
nnarara 10Th July. -.
Schr. Three Brothers, Thompson, for Camden,
has cleared at Petersburg. II. s,....s.
The Merchant, Fairfield, Of Kennebunk, for St.
Thomas and st. Domingo, sailed from St. Croix
July %, where she ar. Oath. -
Brig Havana, Dunlap, Of Brunswick, from Cam
peachy, April IL, and Havana, May I, ar. at Ant
werp June 20.
Vessels spoken-Aug. 10, lat, %, 90, lon. 10,
brig Ann-Maria, Patten, Is daysfrom Gaudaloupe
for Baths men sick on board--Aug. ID, lat. 80
As, lon. SO, is, brig Oliver, Brown, fr. st. Bart.
for Bath.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

About $3.50 have been collected in Boston
towards rebuilding the meeting house lately
destroyed by fire al Freeport; and further
contributions was expected TO take place last
Sabbath.
Since the contribution which took place in
the second parish in this town, another has
been made in the first, in which Sll3 were
raised-making S273 in the whole.
A Theological Seminary is TO be establish.
ed at Auburn, in. the State of Aew-York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

Much complain. has recently been made'
appareatly by the fair sex, that gentlemen
should wear trowsers as wide as rETTIcoATs
Perhaps the business might be compromised,
ifeyery lady would cheerfully give up her
pretensions TO :" zOeartng the BREEcHEs."
RoBERT WRleHr Commonly called Bob
Wrong is a candidate for congress in Mary
land.
Consistency The editor of the Baltimore
Telegraph mentions, as an instance of the
wonderful consistency of the race Of beings
yclep'd republicans, that during the late war
the Executive of Massachusetts,, for not order
ing out the militia to engage in an offensive
war on the borders Of Canada, g received
the united maledictions and curses of ev-
cry democrat in the country = and that the
papers devoted to the same party, now, as
literally lavish their bllingsgate SANDERS on
the federal Executive Of Maryland, for order
ing them out, asst tended 70 impoverish their
treasury This plainly shews that the hue
andcry is not raised so much on account of
the impolicy Of the mersurs.as 10 find fault,with
the person who adopted it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25

The Treasurer of the American Bible So
ciety acknowledges the receipt of the sum of
81 ,2o3, during the month of July, from sub
scribers, anxiIiaries, &c.-Among the subscri-
bers we notice $50 from WILLIAM LADv Esq.
of Minot.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-25
- - -
M 4RPTED

In Readfeld, on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Thurston, Mr.. Francis Hoyt to Mis- Eliza
beth Fowler.-Capt. Solomon Easily, of Winth-
rop, to Miss Dolly Fifeld, of the former place.