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

EToR SALE, according to the directions OF the will
4 OF Wn Geddy, decd. will sell the following pro-
perty -
New Kent, about miles below uithouse contain
ing about 900 acres, with large marsh attached to
ihehl Ills land lies on the PaDUnkey, is said 10
he of hne fnay On each there are houses for tie ac-
commodatiOu ofa small family.
Ahd on The 9th OF January, MILL and so acres of
LAND, situated on Dascpn creek. in New Kent. The
stead is large and the Eeighhorhood well settled.
And on the l0ih OF The same month i will sell the
iRACI OF LAND III James City, the stage road
leading nom Williamsburg to Richmond. There are
good houses on this tract which about 600 IL
GIes IL very healthy place. aud The land produces
Indian corn and oats we'll.
The land will be sold credit Of one two and three
Years with interest on the two last payments from aud
aer ,welve months from lie day Of sale The mill and
ahd attacbed to u, will he sold credit OFF, months
Bonds, vita security aud deed Of trust on the sropery
viii be required of the purchaser -
w. BROWNE, hdmitisfrqt0r nith
the lcifI aanersd, Of E'JiLiant Gcddy aee'd
December 10. gzE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
The pYesideMt & DiYeetoys

nf the MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICH
- MoND have this dag declared dividend Of nine
per cent far the Iast sis months that part tie CAPT
AL stock paid ill., which will he paid the
or their authorised ageps, aud after Friday the 20
day Of January next st the Office OF the company.
TIE Stockholders OF this Institution will please take
nsnics, that poll will be held 1.-THE Office ofthe conpa
ny Tuesday the 9th day Of January neXt the cleo
tion of FIFTEEN DIRECTORS serve for the ensuing
year to open at O'Clock A. NJ and shut z O'Clock
y. VI. By order of ne Board
Dec. IT. 7O5t A. CAMPBELL, Sec'y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Eor Sale at this OMce.

A PAMPHLET, embracing Mr. HAYS SPEECH ON
n USURY, With some supplemental remarks.-Price
10 osIs. Also about 30 copies of the REVISED BILLS
dges'ed by the Board OF Reyisors, with their NJ s. Notes
suooned. Gentlemen who wish copy will CALL to say
IN what way they wish the volume TO be bound.Tais
V"iuue comprises complete digest OF all the inn
orani general provisions Of laws scattered as they
now through the Revised Code and different session
acts. Ijcc N 7otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Hand I'm Powhatau County

5f'Vh SALE--Wili be sold on the Z day Of rchruar,
~ next, TRACT OF LAND lying O n fine Greek, IN
nc county 81 P1whaan, Containing e62l acres bv late
survey, within 90 miles of fh. city of Richmond nles
II"n Jahles River aud less than miles from Pow halan
WoOdson.
ne lands well timbered and is well adapted TO The
culture o corn, wheat aud tobacco. Five Greek rms
.nIohgb the Whoe extent Of the tract and makes hy or
sNY acres OF excellent meadow land The situation
hcaiiby-the water IS good any IN the countv-tle
oIeDMos are large, containing variety fruits ex.
ceent ~ beif kmd-tc socetyis pleasant and agree
dpe as any M the state of Virginia hcing IN The heart
oIl5e county ni Po"haan. The premises will be stewn
ny be subscriber To any gentleman wishing u purchase
TERMS 1000 will I've required on the dat Of sale
ana the balance Of the purchase money IN rs months al
ter, With deed Trust On the land to secure the paw
mcnt. -
~ plat Of the land may he seen At the Coffee House
IN the City Of Richmond.
WILLIAM PdPE, of PoNhatan
NJ r. The subscriber reserves himself the liberty Of
skIngany private contract hetWeen this and the day
appointed for the sar and the public shall have notice
" pHFWeO disposed OF. W.P.
Deoemher 20. ee.ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Fox Sale.

THE TRACT or LAND lately advertised in this paper
N by Mr.. Thos Tndal, lying James River, IN tile
county OF FinsanIa y miles beow SCOTS Landing con
tanning oG5 actSs. abont 100 Of which lDwgruunds
ieTms OF payment will be- half cash and baance
~ TWO equal annual payments, to be secured by deed
of trust tie land
~ ifIhe above land is not sold in shor; time, Il
WIN be RENTED for one year. CA. SCOTT.
December 20. 6gJf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Moanoke Nayigation

ENOMPANY.--Tbe Stockholders in the Roanoke Nav
- gaiioH Company are hereby required TO pay tue
Treasurer AZ Halifax. ". c. before The 18th day of
February next ten dollars each share by them held
respectively IN ADDITION TO TIE 10 " cent. payable by
law heretofore.
n BY order Ollie Board Of directors,
X. JOHNSTON, YreuSHrer.
December n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
&Otice.

- EttNDING OF INTERNAL DUTIES --AgIeeabiv 70
lhe act OF Congress "f December 23d 1917 duties
paid on licenses for periods extending beyond the ssi of
peeepeF, 1917, ana for stamps not used are he re-
'uhotu ny The respeci9t collectors provided c stamps
shall be returned previous TO the st day OF NAV sis
VIVID. TAYLOR, Collector OF the Revcuue
for THE 18Th Collection District a. Virs'a.
Decemher 30. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
StYay cd or Stoien.

BOUT ten days ago, small sorTel (mIare) PONEY in
a good order, heT name aud tail nicely trimmed
ohe bad seaton III heriaw for the purpose Of curing
sore eye-no other marks recOliecied.
a liberal reward will be given for returning her or
such information as will lead to her recovery.
December 80. III OF JOHN kFIso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Printing Office at Auction.

10y vlrns Of deed df trust executed by BURLING &
Il GRAY to scare The payment therein mentioned
will be sold al public auction the printing Office aid
BuTlng Graz, "ppnste the Market house on SATURDAY
the sd day of January isis precisely IL O'Clock all the
presses, types, materials furniture paper &g belonging
to the said printing establishment.
~ Terms ~ sale. J. GRANTLAND, Trustee.
December 30. 7Lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
XSN&'Y.

A N0fg drawn by J. McCaliy WIN williams, and Jo
nstian Hcsea, FOR 3 1852 a cents, dated tue aist
day Auqust iSiG. aud made payable 10 the snbsci
lcfs diving Pbiiadeipha) 60 days after date al the
alma uc nars ~ Csrksburg The public are here
C0XLY & ALLEN
Rssembfzo. ssM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
('haYlos e, pope,

= WING commenced fhe Practice Of Law, will attend
, or courls in Hanover Coochiaud. Powhatan and
r,rbetisnd. n tie resides Goochland Courthouse.
ft.erubfs ca lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
"A Clerk Wanted.

A MAN Of integrity aud capacity to discharge the dn-
"A ties OF CLERK Of County Court & Superior Court
II Law, who eau he well recommended sucb, will
meet with very advantageous stu by applying
PEfroN DnEw, Clerk ofihe General Court.
December %. 6gtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
d Eeacher WaMteA.

"A SINGLE. gertlenan qualified 70 act as TEACHER
4 81 The NEWlNGf0N ACADEMY. The situation is
remarkably healthy and pleasant, Gloucester court
honse. Good wages will ba offered.
IT Apply TO Col Jones, of the General Assembly or
TO the trustees, in Gloucester.
December 10. 65ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Notice.

Notice.
A Ii persons having claims against the esia,e Of VIII
IN LIAM c. WILLIAMS, dec, Will please make them
knewn TO tile subscriber, JOHN W. Green of FTede
rcksbnrg that arrangement Day be made for dscar
ging them aud all persons indebted the said estate
viii please make speedy payment to lbe snbs iber
ar 10 the said John W. Green.
ALICE G. WILLIAMS, Erecvtykr.
December 10. e6-
TENHE subscriber living convenient 10 the Washington
Henry Academy, will accommodate with board six
or eight boys provided they he moi above the age Of IS
at 90 per annnm each paid quarterly each
boarder finding his own bed bedding aud candles.
MARY n. DIGGES.
Hanover, Dec. 30. 7l4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Nc Printers .

yI>oR SaLE-9ll HIS. sf SMALL Plea, face No. ?, of
James RoualdsOns imzke.-The founi is entirely new,
and cHi he had at the Pbiadephia pIlees.-k1 Apply
al This office. Dec @. 90 Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
H&OtAco.

IL persons having claims against the of GEO.
IN CARSON dec. viii present rhen, that they may lie
settled thoseindebted viii make immediate payment rs
no indulgence be given
ELIZA CARSON, ddRinisfrdtrir.
December
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Dr. Shaw

TENDERS bis services asa PHYSICIAN & sURGEoN
to the inhabitants Of Richmond and its vicinity
~ He MAY be found at No 30. Union Hotel
December IS. oT.W2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
IN Situation WanteA.

A PERSON who has been bred FARMER wants EN-
4 n pioyment In that capacity. line addressed 10
", and left at this office. will be Immediately attended
20. Dec. ~. 7O.3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
BOSTON Glass Manuiact0Yy

FTNHE subscribers beg leave inform their customers,
n That they authorised by the PROJECTORS of
the above mandatory 10 supply all orders Of
every description, at Tie manuActo,y prices To be dev
cred IN Richmond free ofa2pense. This glass general
iyacknowlsdgrd to he superior in colour broRcy and
strength To impaired or made IN the United States
and The excellent order in which purchasers receive
seIdsIs ~ the cheapest that van he used.
AL oIsis ie the counng house Of the subscribers
will be promptly attended 10.
SMITH & RIDDLE, AGENTS
for tie Boston GtaSs ifdamfi,ctOry.
November n. 5Jstf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Notice,

TINE subscriber has appointed Mr. John Napier of Flu
wanna to transact bis business during his temporary
absence fronI This state. JOHN T.. LYLE.
December o. az am
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Fall Goods.

Id oEERT HALL NELSON have received = large as
soiimeut Of IPootttR Fancy Coods suited To the
scaso which they determined to sell at the Lowest
prioes, for cash or accep tanccs in town.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
For A0nAoM, Nirect,

ESN Tile .finc fast sailing Sip
MESr FNDIAN CHIEF, Capt. Watson, EOS freight
atst-ss-s 81 about 100 hogsheads tubacco apply
SJdiecr s. atkinson, Petersburg, or
s. COLQUHouN g. CO.
Il sTseceuibcl2 GQ-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
State Certificates.

rTNIE subscribed will give cash for any amount of
Il STATE CERIFICaTES.
RERN-4RD PEf2ON, Cary ST.
December i6. G6-lf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
Cotton Marin,

rVNE subscriber has hand aud will constant
) ~ Keep supply of best Baltimore manufactured
ColISN YARN OF all Nos. aud Baltimore prices
Deaieis iu tse afieis viii probably find inter
est To- call. BERNARD PEIroN.
December 10. 65tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01

would the gracious pow'rs b1i gle us,
% 10 see ourselves as Others rec us"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-01
AnAAiaN s. Allen

nfFER FOR SALE $50 toas English 4 Swedish IRON,
" COMPRISING as good assortment rs has been
Offered IN this market; also 100 casksnesh 1hoastewn
ItAlF. Dec.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
MASONIC

On Wednesday evening last, the new Hall,
called Mason's Hall, over the Portland Academy,
was solernnly dedicated to Masonry, Charity, and
universal Philanthropy. r.. Vt. Simon Green
leaf, ID. ID. G. Nj. of the 9Th Masonic district
presided over the mystic ceremonies of dedica-
ton. Portland and Ancient Landmark Lodges
were opened ia due form, under r. w. VIM.
Swan, Master Of the senior Lodge, assisted by
K. w. John Merrill, Master of Ancient Land Mark
Lodge, and by the officers of both Lodges.-Rev.
bro. Virgin, as Chaplin, addressed the throne Of
grace IN very appropriate and impressive prayer.
The solemn music, the mystic ceremonies, and
the dedcatory address Of the r. w D. D.. G. NJ /.
in which the antiquity of the institution, its OBJ
jects, and principles were discussed with uncon,-
mon elegance and ability, rendered the services
ofthe evening peculiarly interesting to the friends
Of the craft.
The past ID. d. G. Masters Of the 9Th District,
with several past officers Of Lodges under the ju-
risdiction of the Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts,,
and numbers of our country brethren, participa-
ted with high satisfaction of the privileges and
duties Of the evening.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

l & NEWS.
Port or PORTLAND.


Entrances and c!eGra1lees dt ne Custom-House
ARRIVALS.
Ger. 20th-Arrived schr Charlotte Cordee,
Rice, from Lisbon, with Salt-2lst, schr. Dolphin,
Polleys, from St. Andrews, for Boston, with Rum
and Plaster-22d brig Hero, Greedy, from Phila-
delphia, with Rum and Flour sloop Fayourite,
Knight, from Boston, with sundry merchandise
sloop Leander, Blanchard, from Boston, with do.
: sch. Aretas, Prince, from do. with pig iron and
Stoves-25th schr. Harmony, Blackston, from
Boston, with Flopr-soop Packet, Lowell, from
do. sundry merchandize-sloop Liberty, Moody,
from Newburyport, with Onions, Fruit and Cider
-26th, schr. Relief, Baxter, from New-York,
with flour and apples.
CLEARANCEs.
Forcign,-OCr. 2lst, cleared schr. Dion EIDE,
Gray, for St. Johns-24th, sloop Favourite,
knight. for St. Johns.
Coastsctse.-Oct 20, cleared sloop Abby, Nor
ton, for Boston-Brig Collector, Titcomb, for
Eastport-2lst, schr. Richmond, Knight, for
Richmond--schr. Levant, skel6eld, for Richmond
Esd, sloop William, Stamford, for Boston
sloop Express, Racklef, for fredericksburg
Goth, aoop Leander, for Boston.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

DEEDs
In Turner on the 10th instant, John, son Of Mr.,
Abraham Maxim, aged 4 months.
SO fades The ,oreiy blooming .forer,
Frau smiling soIace Of an hour
So soon our transient comforts .fg,
.And pleasure ortly blooms 10 die J!
In Paris, Of the typus fever, after distressing
illness Of 10 days, Hartford Paine, son Of Mr. Ste
phen Paine, aged Is.
In Andover, Mass. very suddenly, Doct. Thona-
as Kttredgs, aged IS.
In Hallowell, David sewall, Esq. aged So.
In Parsonsfeld, Miss lydia Lord, aged %,
In Westbrook, 25tA inst. Mrs. Experience
Morss, aged 8O.-Funeral this afternoon, at two
o'clock, from the dwelling house Of Mr.. p Morss,
in King street, Portland.
In this town, Mr. Warren Gilbert, aged IS.
His remains were accompanied to the grave by
the Masonic Fraternity, Of which he was mem
ber.-On Friday last, Miss Elizabeth Storer, aged
%. fFE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
Attorney to The Petitioners.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Cumber land s. Oxford IS.
At the Supreme Judicial Court begun ana
holden al Portland, qvifhin The County Of
Cumberland, and for the Counties Of Cum.
6erland and Oxford, on me second 1rsa-
dau Of October, f. d. 1918.
ON the Petition sforessd--ORDERED
That The Petitioners publish an attested Copy
Of their Petition g. If this Order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the Portland Cszetts.
he last publication TO be twenty days 81 lssse
bsfore he Supreme Judicisl Court % be hsidea
i Portland, within The County Of CBmterlfDc.
md for she Counties Of Cumberland and Ok
ford on The second Tuesday Of De cembeT nexs
by sdiournment.- That sll persons Interested ~
he Real Estate described in said Petition, nsy
hen md there appear, and shew cause II any
hey have, why the Prayer of the Petitioners,
.hould not BE- granted.
Attest, GRO. BRADBURY, cserks
A true Copy--Attesi,
GEO. BRADBURY, Ger.
October ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
Abraham Leggltls -E-sLafs.

ADTGNE1Ht LGFGtt -LsStIkCa
ITO b sold by order Of the CifcuH Court
I IF Common Pleas, at the house IF ToHx
NOBLE, 10 Scarborough. in the Conuty AZ Cum-
befiahl al THURSDA1' The nineteenth asy of
Novsrnbsr hext, At ten O'clock n the Forenoon,
50 much of The Real Estate Of ABRAHAM
LEAVIr. lac of said Scarborough. Gentleman.
deceased, as will produce he sum Of two hum
dred and aixly dollars, fer payment Of the debts
Of said deceased, and incidental charges
ALSO. !, Inc same inc and pincey by order
Of the Judge If Probate for said county, SO much
more of the Real Estate Of said deceased as viii
produce he sum Of eleven hundred and fiftg
dollars, fer the payment of The debts Of said de-
&C ased with incidental charges Said Real Es
taJe consists OF the Homestead Farm 81 sad de-
ceased containing 10 scres--30 acres of salt
inagsh--95 acres Of pine plain-s4 acres of land
called The GRAHAM lot-4 acres Of thstch bed,
81 Plsisted's point sores OF salt marsh nesr
The Gondola process 10 sores and IS rods If
salt marsh on Plslsted's poinl-l4 sores of land
lying ia common with Joseph Lesyit, and the
heifs Of Richard Leayir dece-sed--one thstch-
ed lot on The point between Dnnstun river, and
Jones' creek and 40 acres of piae plain near
Newbury creek, sll situated in said ScaFho-
rough dated At Scarborough, aforesaid, 1hIs
twenty seventh day of DC ober, 1918.
JOHN I-EAVIT, administrator
NJ aid Estate
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
III II777l|7 7TI7TT'II II 777'7'E 1 IL
yINTON & cox,
HAVE ron SALE An ExTENsrvE AssoRTaHNT OF
SedsOndble Goods,

OG0SOlt(tOtP GOOQ5,
TUST RECEIVED, consisting Of blue, black
a. olive, brown drab. mix'd 4 bottle BROAD
CLOTHS. coarse. madling and fine
Black blue. brown, Mid 4 drab CASSlMEREs
Extra superfne West Of Engand Cioths end Gas
simeres
Extra superfne French Cloths, blacks and blues
Of superior fabric
Hunters Cloths, fashionable colours
An elegant assortment Of fashionable Vestings
Blue brown. olive and bronze green Pelise Cloths
Printed Salisbury Flannels
Bazes and Swanskins
White, red, green, yellow aud black Flanneis,
some 6-i and "a
Plains, Kerseys Coatings and Serges
Tartan and Scotch Pleid-
Rich Chintz aud Plate Furnitnfes
Printed Caicoes and Cambrics, q great variety,
some very elegant
White, black and coloured Cambrics
Cambria and common Dimoties
Book, eno mall, jaconet and fancy Muslins
Imitation lawns and hlillinets
i-i and 81. Cambrics and Catnbric Muslins
Ia and GA Gughanls- Loom Shirtilgs and
Nheetngs
7-S and 4-4 Linens and Lawns
Brown and black Liuens and Buckrams
5HAWLS, imitation, demask printed, merino,
SiaPCf ohA SAIdt saAlUAJ " NooSAAA~A"t -
sizes, colours. qualities and prices
Levanties and FIounces
Sarsnetts and Synchaws --Talfeta and Garntnre
RIBBONS
Elegant figured and plain Ninkin and Canton
Grapes
silk Velvets and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality Of Gilt, coat and vest Bnttons.
Do do sIk-tNist Bnttons
silk Umbreas--Iinen Cambrics anil Hhdkls
Best quality Bandauna and Flag Hhdkfs
Do black and cross bandanna Canton Hhdkts.
Italian and Canton Sewing slks--Silk Twist
Black and Colourld silk Braids
Bombazeens and twiIl'd Bombazetts
English and Russia piapet3
Ientemens Cravets, with white borders
case %. mems. women's and chidren's HOSE
all sizes and qualities
/ do do 40 GLOVES DO a.
1 DO Den's Guernsey Frocks 4 Draws do DC
bale Rose Blankets, DO do
8 bales Bombazttts--t bale Willbores
2 do unb!each'd Factory Cottons, AZ and 7-8
4 largeassortDent Sattinetts anG Bedticks
October OF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
DEDICATION.

On Tuesday the 18th instant, the New Meet
lighthouse in the First Parish in North Yarmouth,
was dedicated to Almighty God, and solemnly
and publckly consecrated to His service and glo-
~. Rev. Mr.. CoGswELL, of Saco, offered the Intro
ductory and dedicatory prayer-Rev. Mr. WooD-
nURY. preached from Genesis %, part ofthe 10th
and The nth verses, and Rev. Nr. MrLTIMoRE,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27

Means Of LteAecfugt enforcement irs Lon

means OF xHseHfGIXyL Improvement ne Lon
d0n
There are 407 places Of worship 1850
scmnaries for education, including 2o7 par
ish charity schools ; 8 societies for the ex
press purpose Of promoting morals 10 so
cleties for promoting the learned, the use
full, and the polite arts; l22 asylums and
aims houses, for the helpless and INDECENT,
including the Philanthropic Society for re
claiming criminal children 80 hospitals
and dispenSaries Tor sick and lame, and for
delivering poor pregnant women 700
friendly or benefit societies about 90 inst
tutions for teaching some thousands Of poor
children the arts Of reading, writing, and
erithmetic, on the plans introduced by MIR.
Joseph Lancaster, and the Reverend Doc
TOR Bell which several establishments, in
Guiding the poors rate, are supported a. the
almost incredible cost Of one million per
annum,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
One Cent Ren0rd I

D ANYWAY from the fabscriber On the night
~ Of the fourteenth inf al indented apprentice
to the Hating Business, named LEWfS MAR
ROW, about l8 years of age Ali perions are
forbid to harbour him or truit him on my account
Al will pay no debts Of his contracting Whoev-
er will return him fafe and found 20 the lublcriber,
ffla receive one cent reward, ard 10 more
EIIPHALET PACKARD,
EuckGeld, October 5 1915
eF'HR iuhlcriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned thai he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon him the ruff Of an Adninh-
traitor nDon the efaie Of sYL LIND 4 TURNER,
la.e Of Hebron in lad county Of oxford, deceased
hy giving bond al The law directs he therefore
requefss All perlons who are indebted 20 the ssid
5eceafsds efate 10 make payment /; and thoie
who have any demands .hrre 10 exhibit toe
came for festlenent 10 ADAM TURNER DIR,
October 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
Crockefy and Glass Fare Store.
Rogers & Tebbets,

Importers Of Earthern and Glass WE'RE,
OFFER In WHOLESALE a RETAIL,
At No 6, Merchants Fou, Portland,
a ~ aloriment Of thofe articles, on - good
\ terms as can be purchafed 10 Bottom or eIfe
where. Purcha(ers are respectfully invited 20
cali and ~ anime lha quality and prices in which
it is prelunled, thar inducements will be found 70
leave their orders
The (lricteft attention will be paid to repacking
and to every article being put up in the ben con
diton 9w Oct "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-10-27
I'uesday, October q, I8I8.

I Or Return ofrOtss.-As the public after an
election, is always anxious to know the result,
orr friends and correspondents in the country
viii not only contribute to the general gratihca-
tioa but much oblige the publishers by transmit
ting to correct lists Of the votes in their Eespec-
tive towns and vicinity.