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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

Richmond New Blank Boob Manfacio,v
YENHE subscriber wishes 10 inform tlie iuI,ah
2 itanis of Richmond aad its vicinity. iL,,t
he has In.l received 1T nis store opposite lie
y. STATES Bans portion OfPApER, of diff
terent sizes, suitable for !lank books, such as
imperial super rol al. royal, medium demi aud
foolscaP; all OF which can lie ruled aud bomud
to sun any pattern, with or without Russia
banbs or pa'emt spring hacks, made on exact
pr.ncipie with those of II Williams ofIondon
lie also oherS for sale a general assortment
quality.
- Wantedimmcdiately. TWO JOURNEY
w IN BOOK BINDERS, to whom liberal 49,
yes and constant employment will be given
ho,e Out GOOD woikmen need apply.
Also, one on two LADS as apprentices to ,be
above business those of genleel connexions
and competent education, Will meet due en-.
enlargement. NJ Il. CIJSACK
Augusta. "a ~
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CHILLAN p lrrRLorLSlt

We beiiere all the records Of ancient and ma.
dsrn history caR scarcely produce pGraiiei and
certainty nothing superior, to he more fiaa Spar
tan patriotism and heroic selfdeHiai fthe citizens
Of Santiago, as erinced III their address on the
preceding page, and the decree ,ohieh jollops il.
No generous minded rcpg6iieGg caH Jait 10 sy0ipd.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

New YORK, July 3O.-The British
Packet Montague, Capt. Watkins, arri-
we'd at this port yesterday from Falmouth,
and 8 DAYS from Halifax, with the June
mail. Sailed from the former place i2ih
ult. The British Parliameni was pro-
rogued. =,
London papers TO the evening OF The
10Th, shipping Lists of the 9th and sih
ult. and Halifax papers to The i7th INST.
are received.
HALIFAX. July i5.-We are indebted to a
Mercantile House in this town TOR me copy
of the following letter ,
:. LoaiSJ,rg, 10Th Jsne, 1878.
" Gentlemen,
THE Americans will DESTROY the FISHERY
in the Straits aud on the Labrador Shore.
'fbev have left the Bants where they were
disaupoiu1ed in Interpretations OF success,
and nnvarJs OF 100 sail have gene to the
St,aits =. ann, the others have retained 10 the
JIn;teJ States to be fitted for the Labrador.
iFr.n, cccuuuts we have received, there are
rn,y,r,ls of Eight Hundred sail OF American
.s.seIs bound for the SifaitS.-if they are al
Inwedt TO take our iishin- ground. we shall not
succeed in obtaining cargoes and the fish
in, establishment formed al Halifax. Viii
provea losing concern. IL wall be necessary
10 iuform the slips OF War, on the station, that
the Americans always 20 farther To the North,
than they goin search Of them, and where our
principal Fishoryis. Yours, &c.
(SiwneUO IOHN yNyT
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JOHN EVLE,
ROBERT MDONAT.D,
BRADFORD HARLOW
Holm LOCK.

London, Wednesday Afternoon, June 10.
Today, at z o'clock, the Prince Regent pro
ceedsd in state from Carlton House 10 The
House OF Peers, whittier The Commons being
summoned, His Royal Hiei,ness gave the 10Y al
sanction TO several pubic and one private hull,
and delivered Il speech from the throne, in
which, he in,iIaaIed his design of forthwith
dissUk,ns the present Parliament. and calling
another. when his Royal Highness had con
cluded, tine Lord Chancellor declared this
parllanen mt dissolved
Three ,ier cent Cons. this day, 80 3.
The Queen The account OF her M.jesty
Yesterday was The Queen has had but AN
indifferent night, bat was much better yes,er-
dly."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

T. RANGES Il. HUGHES-ijespe.,fnIi in.
A forms the public that her seminary " IN be
opened Tor reception Of yomu. ladies on, Nh.
hIst MONDAY in September The branches of
euusa'ioi' are those usually tauaht in tenlale
mSu,hhcns S"aterS VIII be received M ore
hunditd Gui!ala per session the session ,,o,,
sis,'ng OF hve noni'is and 1--WE days.
rNu-u'l =. Ch.Ni,r
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Staples ofMe R,elnond n1rrhel.

=. ''''f'' = Y fNt LlfCFtIYUiU IP4CFNfI.
lohaccoS 10 To l4--Con ttoi ID Floay.
eM . nee ) 10 T. 10 50--W heat i75 cts
meai iUo I" lizi-heinp S IT'S TO 200
Groceries. Sugar brown : 10 IN I. ar
hnnGred-Coiice2 S to 81 cts pert h.olasses
~ 10 5s ots per gallon source tierrines 8, TO
% bbi-Pacon 10 to |! Gus per III. Rum AM
ugra, y 10 per galIpn-do. Jamaica 5 -
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank of Virginia dividend of. Il5
Farmers Bank, dividend ou,II5
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\ CHANCERY.--A - court held tor Lou.
D isn county, the 9th day of June. 1918
AbsalOm Ragldud. Pi0ipfiF,
AGAINST
John Rdei3l, Ludlow Bramham, surviving
pariucr Of fhe late firm Of Bramhari a Bibb,
AVID Petet X. Johnson ........ DefRliaHts.
The defendant JOHN Rdglaud, not having
entered his appearance aud civCu security ac-
cordiug to law aud tlc rules of this court, and
IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tic court
that he is not an inhabiant Of this state, on
ibe motion OF Tie plaintiff, by his COUNSEL, II
Is Ordered, That the said defendant Raeland
do appear here on the second Monday in DC
iobcI next aud answer the bill of the plaintiff;
sud that a copy Of THIS order be forthwith in
erted ia some one Of The newspapers printed
inthe city OF Richmond, fOr eight weeks sue
ces,iveIy, and posted Al tho front door Of Tue
courthouse ofihis county, Oh some court day.
a copy, Teste.
THOMAS BAKER, p. c. c.
August Z. 2G..w2w
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EROhl HiYTI

a letter fr0n Samuel Huntington, Esq. to
his brother IN This toxin, dated Jacumem,i. tst.
DominSo( duty 2--sayS" Ch,s,opiie is bur l3
leagues from fort-au-prnce on his way Ia
make war with the Requisite, viii, most oi his
army. The People here are in high spirits
ready ana an%icns to meet him, and conido MT
of success.
The produce Of This country is so exceed.
lnsiy scarce a"d high. that many vessels. which
nave Deen here several months from Eurous
ore Obliged 10 wait for the neat crop for ;ler
cargo,s.' rp.y
We are authorized 10 state, thai The
washington "A viii ne, be dislnai,Iled
and iald ur III ordinary on tie contrary.
she VIII be continued III commission. and
stationed IN tins port. (Adro.
We published ON Monday, am acrourt
hon Jacquemel, dated ihu2d INST. stating
thai Chrisiophe was marching villa 4
large force against Port AN Prince. Lei
iefs were, however, received iii town yes
,erday from the latter place OF The OH
INST. Which do not alIude TO any such CIR.
cumstances nor do they speak of IN,
hostile motions cfthe liayiidn emDrror.
Mere. AIDE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

tOFFEE, RAiSINS, dc. SC
~ 50 bags prime green coffee
30 do old white do
10 do Java do
200 boxes aisins. iu prime order
is hhds. superior retailing rioiasses
do fine old Antigua ium
500 Spanish hides
1000 lbs soai leather
20 boxes by 10 window glass
20 do 10 BY u do
10 casks superior Malaga wine
Old Madeira
DO Malmsey u,vrc
DO DO I / p: Te"eriao VINES
Gunpowder TEAS--eGuaI TO
Imperial, and any in the United
Young liysOn } States.
700 Ieams wrapping paper
5000 lbs. bacon
1000 lbs. prime Goshen cheese
Cut nails, assorted, from 81. tD pod.
With complete assortment Of bar
iron and steel Il For sale Ly
DREW, BLAIR X CARROLL.
Aueusf4. ~. 6;
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sI5U
PRoCLtMATioN. -
M l;;EfEAS satisfactory information lss
w, peer receMed by the Executive. Il.ar
abEL L.. SMITH, ndyior) VINO mad hecn
committed TO The Jail OF Slcnamtoai, con,,,,
on suspicion of feIoHy did on the 18Th i,,s, ios'
clbIy ESCAPE from The saiijsh aud isr.o; ,oi,,
with ile advice aud consent Of lie co,,ncii'nf
s'ate' hereby to oier reward OF Iff;v Bc,iars
'o any person or persons who sLaii aInrehe,.3
anu convey iS die jail Of Shenandoah couutv
Aforesaid Tie sad Abel J.. smith. thar ln ,,,a;
De de"it with as tie iAw directs And y.
moreover require ali Officers. civil ard n,ili,a
~ ana cNh"ri the good people of TIL. com.
,o'wed''ll 10 use their best endeavors to an
brought tojustice ''''' :" We
Given under my hand az governor aud
lc.., under the seal OF the commonwealth.
\oeai-( al kicimoDr, This 2gih dsv of .IuI,
enc Thousand eigli, hundred ard elm
teen, * OF the commonwealth the lgJ
JAMES p. PRESTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04
GiI.VESTnN

A letter from Opeousas, dated the list ult 10
a gentleman in New Orleans, says" the esta-
oIishinen, al Galveston, increases rapidly de
tachmentS 10 JOIN the main army are marched
opeal! tIr ugh this country-and others carry
Oh trade with the naabtdnts openly, eXchaRg
nig goods Of-il kind. foi money and provisions
They have several vessels on the rivers Calas
aad MernlentS few day ago mau in this
county raised about ~ men, went out 10 one OF
the 'radihS places, assuming the character OF
cnsioHilIodSe Othcer, seized vessel and IA
quantity OF goods; she lay on the west side of
he river Caias; they brought her to the east
side and there discharged her cargo; aud
whilst III the act of dividing he plumber were
surprised by "A party from Galveston under the
command of -, who captured the sham
cnSiOnhouSe officer and some OF his party =
aiier hogsing them severely, lie sent them
home, and loaded the goods again on board the
schooner"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

NORFOLK, July 3i.-Tho French frira;es La
Cieopa.'e, Commodore Hdigan, aud La Duch-
eSse de BeIi, Captain Courson de la Vile
Hello, anchored inLyruIIaven BAY on Wedmes-
day evening. Ihe latter got under way yes.
terday morning - proceeded up 10 Annapolis.
Com. HaigaD and number of his officers came
up TO town yesterday afternoou--irom them we
learn that they are last from Martinique, from
whence they have had passage of II days :;
that they nave been some time on the w India
station, aud OH their departure hence will pro.
coed direct to France. The object Of the
DncheSse de Berri's visit TO Annapolis is 10 re-
ceiye any dispatches the French Minister may
wis.,, to forward 10 his government. Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

bitpJ-ln Cumberland cOnIsy ON Tie 2aih ali
JOHN hoLhAN, Esq. within q few Gays OF coup !etmg
'ue sfth wear "i MS age WD long Resident
county weren he served tHe pHbic in different civil
uHcTs Wil an Ehw siritd diligence ana assduity sell
dom eqGaiicd hy au,. Having many years 80 Il
has'siat-, h= "ds actlNe iIoLl tie aud
c"htlnned with the end whenever ouf,
catu, Though much euecOeu for the few Yeas by
age ahn ihhtlv being hut short time confined with
me disease of has LAST illness republican, he was
IeeInR'y AiSe" every event which tendeu promote
me heeu en, or maaIn lie independence aus prospe.
ny Il" ms country, sincere IN his Icuiship and
MS engagements yet nui without has Dihior he
Has human, AMI barb gcne tue way OF all iitsh. IN
snort he never seemed = forget his post, shTinA
from dmy-was respected by his acquaintance useful
nlrmL,r 90 sOele!N. nMl u-.h lameMLE MA his i..ud-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

NJ OTiCE.-The sub>cr. her, intending soon
" 10 leave this country, Tor some time, will
thank such as have ciaInS against HIM or hi,
brother, the late Dir. JohR PoRok, Should
there he any sUcirl 10 leave statements OF The
same al tie Union Hotel, for adjustment.
flOERis POLLOK.
AmguSi e. Not 10 be rprrAIrh IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

~ A6el l.. Smith is about five fe ct six inches
n'sh, stout made brown hair hazel ewes. nbout
% years "f are, and very much addicted to an
excessive use of spirituops liquors.
Augusta os ,.,
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BALrIMoRE. Jnl, so.-The discussio,

BALTIMoRE, Jniy 30.-The discussion
Of 'lip objections TO the Report Of the
Pratt; street commissioners Was concluded
Yesterday, and this morning Judgc Dor
sey delivered al length the opinion of the
court which was in substance, " that
the Report WAS defective in not designa-
ting precisely, as th- law required, the
property injured aud the names al tie
ownerS but that the Judges, under lie
filth section of the law. had full power
to alter, correct and modify The report,
aud would proceed 10 remove or remedy
the defects" Toe opinion was long and
very able. We hope TO obtain copy of
ii for publication in lew DAYS.
Fed Ca1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

i'm the breasts OF the mighty. Phi!anfli-o-
pisis throughout the world will applaud.
and God will sanctiiy the deed.
On heavenly grace we may depend,
When we shall kneel before the throne.
To as that mercy He'll extend,
Which unto others we have shewn."
WILLIAM ii. HARRISON of Ohio, adds
one more 10 the number OF distinguished
members ofthe House of Representatives,
close of the next session. General Iiar-
rison declines being candidate at tile
next election. no.
The following articles, purporting 10 be
extracts from authentic documents, are
circulating in our newspapers. On what
authority they rest, or what credit Is due
10 them, we arc not informed. IL.
CcsSi0n Of land made 6y his Cat.;0lic Ha-
.jesty to the Dnke Of Aiagcn.
All the uncuitivatrd land, which has
not already been granted in East Florida.
and which lies between the banks OF the
river ST. Louisa and 81 Johns, 10 their
entrance in The ed, and The coast of tie
Gulph of Florida and the islands adjacent,
within the entrance or mouth of the ri
yer Hispueios. in the Doth degree fla,i-
tude following lis left bank 10 It's source,
drawing a line 10 the lake Niacoa, from
thence down by the read of the river ST
Johns to the lake Valdcs, striking by an
other line from the northern extremity of
this lake, 10 the source of the river Ana
MA, following its right bank 10 lis mouth
by the 28!!. and 2jlh degree al latitude,
and containing along The coast Of the sea,
with all the adjacent islands, 10 the mouth
OF the river liispueos
CeSsion0f fanciS made BY his CcthoHc Majesty
to tie condo dc Enso ct RoStfo.
All !he uncu!ivaied lands which
have not already b en- granted in Florida,
comprzod between Tie rivo:s Perdido to
The west al ihr GUlph OF Mcxico and The
RIVER Amarnio and 81. Johns, from Popa
10 It's ontlc, IN the sen 30 the east oard ::
10 the mor.hward ihe lin" of dcmarcaliun
with The United States of Amcrica ant; 10
the suuthward by the Gulph of Mexico,
incluiing all the desert Islands on The
coast"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

FsNO STONE MASONS antcd, a nuiii-
3 heI OF Stone Masons To proceed to Lyuch.
burg.-FUr terms, u.iich ;,,e liberal. Apply 10
Ed: WILLIAMS, Cary -.
August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

We learn by passengers in the scl1r S,nduskv
from Mouie, That The schooner CONSTITUTED,
%! New York, from Havana ioi penSacoia.wi
near one hundred slaves BOARD, had ueem
'dHeh possession oiby troops irot. ort baran-
iSarahcas 10 he in possession Of the snaniatds.
"A schooner a'id sioop with slaves from H..va.
ma tor Pensacola had previously been caotntrJ
py =; S;vessei ana also carried into Mobile.
from Halifax I'VE learn, that a uuu,h,.r az An,n'
rican vessels had been captured on the coast
by British man of war. 4 schooner ana 4 mr.
. chebdcco bOdts lad arrived al Ha!iraX as
prizes. IN York - a., 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

pa SERPENT AGAIN, AND BROOD.
'sttet from correspondent at Gloucester
ddten on thursday, which SAYS:
INC Great SerPent has again appeared IN
"hi nafbor. She rs accompanied hv .hrer
young ones, and they make great destruction
among tile bait Tie fish exhibit the uImost
Terror al toer approach aud as the Serpcnis
pass ;'iohg' SeizIu. and devourin!- their tonJ
We hsi sprung above The waterto ESCAPE tj,e,r
chemitS' hut IN vain, for the Seipemts rapidly
iasS all IetdsS, devouring as thcy go--N Mr..
sarsent, Of tins place, had fair view of one
Ills haH. she passed under his boat. and he
says, ;te head am,i protubVianccs Oh h,r hact
,fsenibie the drawing aud engraving OF Cant
beacn. captain y. Webher,who sawtha large
serpent and Tie three smaller CUES vesterdsy
from The shore, judged the large one q h.. In
Ieei ~ length, and The small ones 10 be about
fifty feet" Co..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

IN, 10 gentleman ofthe riHdge of !Sdckfffs
Hdr6o', brought to NP'c YORK. by the United
Sfdtesship washington, ~ com. Chdrncey. ,rhich
recentiyarrired an that port froDr the Wcditer.
rdnedn-ddtcd
u. States slip franklin, II. at sea.
ApriIi5. 1918.
4H inst. and arrioed OF TWnis on tie Oh after
some dWicWfy got INTO fhe harbor md anchored
for a fetC h9TS-fHishcd orr business yrjth me
consul, the nature ofrhich rus tn forjd the board
ing Of american reSSeLS by dyOf tie Barbdry Dyr.
erS md suited fer AieierS-k0d q rood Dasggpe
until ws edme ia sight Of NE torn, ,chen tie ,oiHd
increased and changed dhe0d and continual so for
;wO days, after which it bfcqme more f,ror0bip.
and zee got IN the kGrbOT and dRckored icithiI f,ro
miles Of the torn on the ercRing offhe i2th JIg
consul came ut 10 kHow our business, and 01er
being informed by Ur. SiaIer trho,;, ire broDgLf
,UHh us from MeSSind, the bout returned to the
torn and rus to come in the morning ,rhich
she did puRctudily. The deys consul iyf9yg.xi NJ,
tint the nj BdShdtc or deg, ,rdS ,riHine To co9iDg
,riM my demand Of tbs Kind, md that he pds E.
rsrdbty disposed to~ards NE United !Gdtes-dnd
further tut he had signed irjth his Otn hunt he
ortcies0f the trcHty bctTecH them and the Tiifed
Sfdfts.-As the deg ,chO nude the treqfy. Gird of
tie plague the Isl of MGCh list. This is so,uefiigp
rery uncommon for on the accession Of their Reic
dets srrer0iy, they do drdy ,rifh aH former lars
AMI treaties. The plague is desfroyiag mn pcr.
sons day in Aieiers, oHd oH rcsSeis from that
cOGN IRE PIT uHder rigorous quarantine for n
icngh oftiRe. We had gale of fcind trhen ne
tat AlgierS and had 10 beat ont Of the harbor.
The (rigdte United States lost her mzeH fopgdldnt
moSt 'rithOm there being any SaI upon IT, Ne
Jet ourselves fortunate TO RET ont If the harboT,
for the tciHd rus bl0'cHg directly in and the land
did not q6ord any shelter. Ne are G0r boiad TO
LeghorH-GU Of as in good hea'Ht--stip ia fine
order. We hare beeH ttcO daVs from dIqiers-
the ,cipd hGsbeen ahead until 10 ddy. Inast close,
as tie bout Chich is 10 bca tie litter to the JPaS
inglcH, Is about snoring or"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

ROCHESTER,, July 2i.-Ceu. y. y. Porter ono
OF the commissioners TO determine on The lines
% wee. tne u. >. amd the Canaaas. passed
Oh the Niagara. From him we learn ina, ,t'o'.
have proceeded as far as lhe place cnnI,o"ly
known by the name Of tie Thousand i.,n,,,IS
ip the river 81. Lawrence; wherethev
engaged. we are informed the comniss oners
confidently expect TO progress as far as IaLe
Erie or the Niagara river, during the nresrm,
SEASON. lIeieG1MDh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

LOUISVILLE, July li...The steam boat Wash.
IngioH arrived at sIiippingport on Saturday
morning last, with "A fall cargo OF dry Good:
Bank of Green River, lately esfsbiisieJ -,
Glasgow, ky. 5 10000 more is daily expected
tor the same institution. Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-04

BosToN, July 27.-Arrived yesterday after
noom, ship Cyrus, Captain CARTS, in AZ day,
from Havre de Grace, bringing Paris paper,
TO the 9TH June; FROM which we have selected
the following articles, as lie most important o
their CONTENTS. [inz.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
PORT OF PORTLAND.

EflirdaceS aud CIearaaces at the Custom House.
ARRIVALS.
May Is, arrived schr. Peacock, Harden, frcn,
St. Andrews,tor Baltimore, with Plaster AID Her
ring schr. Greyhound Martin from do with Salt
brig Jane, Mcclellan, from st. Croix. with rum
and sugar 10th, sloop Union Packet, Polleys.
from ST. Andrews, with Plaster sloop Samaria.
Hatch, from do. for Boston, with Plaster; f7th,
brig Jane Jeison, from Havana via Baltimore. for
Bath, with molasses; brig Neptune, Maaigan, from
Bermuda, for marlborough, with rum and molas-
ses schr. Industry, Holosook, from ST. Andrews,
for Boston, with plaster and grusstoues schr
Stark, Haskell, ffom 81. Andrews, for Boston with
plaster; sloop Caleb streng, Staawood FROM Bos.
ton, with merchandise 18th, sloop Hero, Calef,
from Bath.
cLEaRANcEs.
FoRIIGS May tAth, cleared brig Portland
Minot, for Havana; schr. Ospra, Drnkwater, for
st. Peters. 10th, brig Beaver, Mabee for Trin-
dad schr. William, York. for PASSPORT; schr
Despatch Hubs 70. St Peters.
CoasTwIsE-May 18Th cleared schr. Albert
shackford Tor Lubbock: schr. Union, Wade, for
Norfolk; f4th, sloop Leander, blanchard, for Bos-
ton; 18th, schr. Plant, Dyer, for Alexandra
10Th, schr. Greyhound, Martin, for Marlborough
soop President, York, Tor Philadelphia.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Brig Susan, Woodbury., of this port, arriyed at
Eoston on Tuesday last from AlexandFia.
sehr. Margaret, Patten, for Bath. il I'D days.
was al Port Royal 10th ult. as was schr. Union,
Boyd, from Wiscasset ------
Briggs William, Lemont, Tor Bath 10 10 or IL
days; Hespcr, for kenlebunk. 5th inst schrs
Washington, McGaihry, Castine Sally, Wheeler,
do. 20; Commerce, Jameson, Bath, S aud susan,
OF Portland, were at Point peire 10Th ult
Ship Re-Jnion. OF Bath. was at 81. Pierres, about
dpril Is on the 10th, She parted her cables aud
dritted ashore, but got oIf with only the lass oi
rudder, which Yves unhung.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
A GOOD MAN

e x.ols the God who reigns above,
d eIights in peace, good will, and love /:
w it'll mind attent TO duty's call,
A inns TO promote the good OF all;
r esolves to walk in wlsdom's way,
d evoutly Keeps the sabbath day.
c hrist is bis JOY, 10 him he dies. :
O Him, by faith and hope. relies.
B y virtue sway'd, by conscience NOV d,
B y man BELOVED, by God approved.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
Fresh Goods.
BARBOUR g.. LINCOLN =
Lave received from late impoz,ations, large
L afcrtmens of
FRESH GOODS,
wHIcH Al

t. - AMONG WHICH ART
London and Y orkshire supporting
BROADcL0THS add C1SSTMERES
Plain white buff and fgured Msrlaies Velfings.
Black elk Florensine yeifing, 6ne buff CsMners,
8 and Trifh Linens
Light ground and plaid London Czcoe-
Common CAcoes; Carlisle oinghams
Z eganr Fprniturcs
Bue and red Coppssplafes
Black Sinchaws and SArfnefts
Back lsvantines IIsans and FIorenees
Plain and changeabie coCred Sinehaw
Sarfnets and Florence Loflrings Plaid LuRripgs
Black Satin Englifh silk Gloves
Nsnkin Grape shauls
Fine figured Lsno and book Mullins.
Imitation India Mn.lins
Canon c apes fancy Ok Handkerchief
Cotton CanSrics Cambria Mullins
and 4 FIX Sh.ws, elegant colours
Mems and women cotton Hosiery
s 10 1914 DAmask table Linen
BIRDS eye Diaper black Eaiisn Grape
Light add dark printed and imitation Shawls
B'ue < fhort yellow Napkins Company Nanki1s
Back Silk Handktrehiefs
Company Bandannss; Chsppa Romals
Patent Team loom Shrtiugs
Linen Cambrics; elk Velvits .
Water loom Shee,ings & common factory Cotsoas
Pstent suspenders India Calicoes -,e
Enghla patent Thread wire fewing Cotton
Fine white Flannels BLACK Bombazetts
Supes gilt coat and ven Buttons fix basket ditto
American Cinghamsi Checks, Stripes, Bed Tick
ing aud Sattinetts.
20 and 50 inch bingham Umbrellas
Low priced blue BsosdcIo,hs
May 3, (sw1
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-19
Post-Rider's Notice

A IL perfons indebted to the fubferiber for pos.
tags of papers on the Rout through the towns
OF Paris, BnckGeld. Sumner. Livermore. Turner,
Minot, Hebron, &c. ara called upon for the LAT
time in this way, to pay he fame to sxMuxr
3RowN, who now rides on fsid Route
May 10. WILLIAM sAwTN,