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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

NOTICE is hereby given to holders of Bill of
- the PORTLAND BANK, that the time al
lowed by law for c!olng the concerns Of that in
itiiutiou. will expire on The seventh day Of Pebfu-
airy next at which time final dividend NUT he
made among the lockhoi6era aud 10 bills can be
paid after ihz, period. All holders Of bills there
fore chat Bank, are reQueGed 70 preieut them,
prior TO that day for psymen, al che Bank Of Port
land. LACEY incorporated where provision is made
for their redemption. GOV B. POTTER
March 20 1879 6gsnt fsy f6s Portland Bark.
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NNj l. the iubicribers having been apps nted
w by The 1ou Samue Freeman E,q 10
receive aud examine the elaine OF The creditors 20
the eftate of NgHGMIaH iNGALS, late of Wen
brook, in che county of Cumberland, yeomzn de-
ceased reprefsuted iDioiveot, do hereby give no.
ice, that fix months are allowed 10 fad creditors.
10 bring ia and prove their claims; and iha, y e
fhall attend thar iervce at he bsule Of he wild
or Of fad deceafed IN sa'd Weiibroek, Tin sacca-
Kappa 70 csed) On he ait lhurldzy Of ,hi. and
the Eve following mouths from two to Eve Of the
cock in the afternoon. ENOCH FREEMAN
JOHN BIXSY.
Welbrook May 81, iSi9
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GREAT BARGAIN 4!

II VIE Legislature of this Comnonu ealth have
IL dH ected the commissioners of the land Office
10 sell tract of land 10 the county Of Oxford,
known as the surplus Of East Andover and con-
tiguous 10 that town, continuing Eight Thousand
fcTeS. and consisting Of variety Of soil, well cal
culated tor farming settemcnt.--Notice i here
oy gwen that the same will be sold for the most
II VIII bring. before the last Of Norember neal
fof price and terms Of payment. apply AZ lie Land
Office in the State h0use, Boston, ar Of IoTuEoP
LEWIS, Of Gorhnm. CIV.
Laad Office Eco Is.
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eTHf luhfcriber hereby gives public notice TO
4 ali concerned, that sse has been duly appoint
I'd asd t&ksn upsr herfef the rruit Of Adminiiifa-
tor u pop The eszts ofNEAEMlAH mo -LLsfs'e
Of Wrstbrook 10 he coun'y OF CumSerano yeo-
NAT deceaied 10y giv'rg esnd a. me az creG's
she therefore reaueitl al 2erions who are iRdsb-
,ea 60 rise faid decealeds eftate TO make Immediate
paymeat, s-e thole ~ho have any demands thereon.
o erktrrt The fame for fettIemsni a.
Weabrook, May l2. ESTHER INGALLS,.
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MILLERS ,-,r
Celehrated LTGH ON j w EN

L. "a
I S offered to the public as beng ore o. are,
eli and fafe!t cures for this disorder onymsn
perieoce has proved the ,ficaty q tn,' 4. u
il j. perfectly faGe ID its operation ara - III
piled 70 the smaileit infant wiihsui cay a,,isi
fcsot is agreeable .aot neceaaTy .. - o,atusa
10 AXE hrmltone as ir common 10 o'ns. .oicnt
Thi. Ointment is put in go bctes 'O.D.or.Oaris
carry, ard each genuine box viii oe Ggaed
with directions 4 genuine and ~i1 = nay
JOEL MILLER. he above oin"" N,1lu
had in fmaH or large quantities q '0.r i. LuEe
st George ;-Dr Cy,u H-ibrosk Slgn - Raa
Head. No 56 Hanover itreet " ~ 7sss Y
Jr No 4, Ne~bury fireei, Bottom :" POrtlsql
DR.. 2 s. Dsps., ADD Mr Hsay Dr. e. q.a n
,,o.,, Rsry,0a, wal+oboroush' "l a,.i.Lsa 4
B,uutwicE; Hairy Reaity Greg rs n canda
NotEsn F,its Thomastown. and ca" r.5istss,
Ri.s and Ger, Friszdlhtp G'''s'
George. r,,d .llo By The
c;nsI a no,hecaries BookteiieF' ana
Gsrhufett, aud 10 The Briiiih pro''p'
Mach I6, 1879
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One Gent Reward and 10 Charges Fad.
Y ANYWAY from the subscriber N indented
apprentice by the name OF BKNJAMiN AiuRcH
between IL and ls years Ct age, all persons are
forbid trusting him on my account or harhouring
him as shall Get pay any debts Of his contracting
Portland, May 81, 1919. SAM. CLARY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
For S4LE.

4 valuable estate 10 Gray, meas the village, and
= 'ying or both sides the road leading to North
yarmouth IL contains about ninety acres Of ex-
ceilent soil well watered, and con.ising Of mowin g
pasture, thlage wood, and absut Elk acres OF
meadow; together with ,ma swelling house a
large AMI nearly new barn, and fsnrishiDg or
chard. Real estate 10 Portland wilt ne taken ia
exchange If de red by the purchaser.
SIMON GREENLBAF
Portland. Nav "a So
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

HB subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that she has been duly 40
pointed and taken upen her,elf the trust Of Ad
mlnisrairix on the estate Of SIMON MESERVE.
late of Scarborough in the csun,y of Cumberland
Y.oman. deceased by givirg bond as the law d.
rscts-she therefore requests al persons who are
iodebied to the said decs aseHs estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have aoy de-
mands thereoa TO exhibit the same for settlement
10 SALLY MESERV8.
Scarborough, May 90, 1919
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

I'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that he ha. been duly appoint
ed and takea upon bmseif the trust of Erecut or
oil the last will aud Testament Of JOSEPH WHIT
NEY, late ct Gsrhan, 10 the county q Cum5er-
lana Woman, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law direct '-He therefore requests all perssns
who are indebted to the said deceaseds estste 10
make immediate payment, and those who have
any dem nds thereon 70 exhibit The zane for set
Element to KDMUND PHINNEY.
Gotham, May 90, 1914
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90 AN ELDERLYLADY.


Her daughter std I mother, OF Bosom,
werc each dre~dfuiy fiji c;ed with asbm. ri
difficulty Of breathing, we're sil Of them cured
ard ~es'ored a. pc-tect health by bikes.
JUICE -, oi Salem, bad been mang wears
sr>e-eiy ri cted with vioien cough tnd dii-
hcul'y n breathing, was cared ~ boxes hA
sleep was restored un tie second night, waca
b ID been brok u Tor many years.
4 Lag u Boston TUNED Of 81, was severely
I'D cteu with ugh, p-lu - The eide, a u1es
-.huinE Of blood, could nrt IL down N her I'd
Tor yeats, could not sleep but az shorr 1taf1
v@ls, IVES restored 10 perfect health on iAknS0
3 boxes.
These Pills give insIAns ease 10 III cougF'
colds, ssihmas, difficulty a bTesfhlngi vletl
ing, tlghtnrss at he chest, strained s.1ni-SD'
con'u1Ption. pSin IL the side, splitting OF aiooas
chi''iness anG Shlyeiing, the ioreIuhhe's
m-isasni f-ters, &c. common colds are fr"'
we'd n few hours, HE aged viii experience
lief Cqually sgfcesb.e and Measurements -
when their lungs are sitected. " Astj o'
Relies AS hma,ic Pills : one box con'a'''' s
\ pills freqlgnlly effects d cure. 40 p-tSf" II,
posfHsn Tie outside pTn ed vrspPeF m slRlSo
" w. II. CDnxat .''-O6seire rAus as J6H ~.
heath Frepsi CD and sold wRolesaie y =.
sole proprietor, W. I, C"Gway, CbeHis1 :
I, 0umstead Place. Common-sIreei, bo''s
and I'M srtcial appointment by Coe : ou"s
Henry Butmun u J hn =. DuPee, Ar,"
rie,, I.ndJohn PhpPs, . lsiielo--J /.
Johnson. Bookseller, Pof taad < most : T r.a
carries and Traders IN Maine, aid 70 4. 49,
gisi>, Book sellers and Post Mssteis o'U"h Nj Ed
,he Unitrd a,es--w where may re hsu III ,..'as
jast5 esteemed and higLJ afproSea MeO''
prenarcd y =" ~. 4. CanwsT.' ,orl
Prici One Doilay. April. 2Oke.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT THE
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
No 2 dzs,eGants RozD.
THE CELEBRATED
Balm of Quito,

Ia ed'sas Hne7E1Iss 5y arg in s6e zuoris tie euye
9Coughs, Colds, AGhma'. Couiumpiions, SC.
g iNCE tins excellent Medi-
~ cine was fra difcovered upwards of three
hundred thouAand perious have experienced rs
happy and ialutsry effects many Of whom had
been by AEhmsIic and CcmUmptive complaints
reduced TO the brink Of he grave their conHi
buttons were quite emaci3tst Ard had calt Fl
al hopes Of recovery, having u.el every remedy
recommended a. ,pecihc- for thsle comp auts aud
had made every application TO the faculty that
cou q be obtained
Commoa colds which are generally occaGoned
by obfructed perfp:rsFLop, viii tie found to yield
its influence il a very fhorf time.
10 eommon coughs which In general the
cfrcl Of cold, Il gives immediate relief rem owing
thoie roubefome irri,s,ions, a. they are called,
u,ktngs n he throat which act a counant
ihmuins TO coughing aud 10 queiIag thofe cen
vu'hve excitemenIs aud cauarg the sfi,cted TO
breathe and tpeak freely, II INDUCE Ieii and
leep 10 emioent degree and hrengihens the
conntutio1, which enables &c 70 reps enemy
Whole attacks are f'equeotly followed by the mott
fsIai consequences.
PersonC sfl r:ed with Pulmonary complaints or
dIiordeTs Of rhe bIealf and 'uags, (even 10 The
mott advanced period Of life will find immediate
relief.
ia Aiihms,ic or comfumPtive affections, (recent
or chronicl Hoarieneis, GsssrEhs Wheezings, and
shortness Of hrezth. il viii give Immediate cafe
Congeaed Fhegm 4crimcny 10 the fluids aud
obGruc IN fAe lands, are Vith ease and lafe,y
discharged by gentle eIpectoratioa,
X As aiso much acRred IN loIeress OF che brsall
and aomach. giving preiegt cafe in thoie Gates.
March 2. SIN.
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U. 5. DIRECT TAX.
To Let or Tor sale,

THAT large commodions HOU5E and oui
houses situated a. WIndbsm cJroer and re-
Gee occupied by EBENLZat MoRatLL.-
SAID h,ue very eligible s'ua'ion for tave q
or irste 40. person Opposed % purchase ca
Obtain me me on reasonable tefm, 20 thai vefy
prof fabe ia. gao be made by The PurcAsser
Apply a; the Office Of J. p. BOYD.
Por land Nav lS 18I9
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FUN RRRILA1

T OsT on the 18th inst in Port and. C. S'0ck
IL 6,i5Fs engraved on he socket which slides CT
the handle Il is desired it may &c ief with
Geo a. Richardson Portland who will rSwsrs The
perscn that 6nds il. May IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH GOOLD, JUN.

JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.
II las for ,sie, at the head of Green ftreet, in
Wei Market Row, complete af1ortmen, of
fest India Goods and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, ~ aiIs, GLASS Il PUTTY.
A,o-5 900 VT FEArHERS of good quality
which he will fell wholeiaIe orretaIl.
- Beds filled on hand will be fold at the low
Ell price for Cath or Lumber or Country Produce
LilsrDis-The hra quality of Thoma0on LIME
~ Horses and Carriages, 70 La-stabling for
4orics As uiua, at June g.
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Just received and for sale at II,
PORTLAND BOOKSTnn
BY ISAIAH THOMAS. s {
Arcanum 'l.no.

ibs lnctwa, puiHbareo fslio o,ts..
Withssing. Or The consup, 49,. z Dr.
patients iyaLtible rs5torat,,s
he inventor of this e1icsc,ous .od
couPo.n'on. Is fully sensible under '- Ii
advantages ne ffers 20 he pubic 49,. '-i dEi
cred medicine. From the multituas III o"ecv.
compounds with descriptions cf wLip = 'aelitaG
IN every part OF The continep, abound - P.psfs
ihas tIil happy < repeated experience 4N4ft
effect OF his medicine his compositirn vy;,t 'as
ssd by macy amoOg the uottrums " CO. a.
Bur. assured of the virtues Of th;s 7.11Aeiy
comes toward with consciousness re hs
and confidence Of receiving 4f:Qr ~ .'ig
re properties - made all tile enro,-.r '- ol
Which q merits II was q motive W. t5s@snt
which FIRST prompted the discovsrer !, -a-cly
powers rather than prospect Of ia hs;r. ~
i've and from repeated triais which L,S. -
made with Il on consnmptive patients Y l,.s
orally proved succe,sfni and uniformly seo-
and h: exceeded the expectations Of ths
guiDe. "a
The composition has been pronouaces !, r.
Britain by the hrit medical characters n NJ.
dom the cnly infsliible cnre or relief IN rrl,.
~ complaints. Patients who have been i 80.
10 called the aft Rage of a Confirmation (. -
uie Of few Phials OF he medicine have bses -
tored 10 pritine health aad piscur. n, ~ W.
who have tried every medicine ia vain Ia III
have been q one moment dzttered with ~
ing health and again been disappointed !, ~.
| neat TRIAL OF Itt virtue IL e2rurilv rseomm.s.
ed The prepAra 100 i p Ffecty innoceut -.
on the contributions IF nfanis, IN, Il rue L. II
ken agreeabiy 10 the directions which aecomc,nv
ch phlal.
To 'hofe who are affected with aay dilora,,
Of he ungsr the ufe Of 4 nsv- fsii. 20 DIV. i.
lief To those who have a confirmed Fh'b,.;. !.
we'll 20 thofe who have Or y a. incip ent |, en-
tons The uls o bis medicine wi, give unsd;,,..
aud lsfirg relief 1 is hkew L the luree "a
moi effecJual remedy IN a afarca rdropf, ma
III other peculiar affections. Portland jan u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23
lFrom The Providence american.
ADNINE 10 IANEERS

NOT TO BUY roo MANY BouEs
Lotu Mansfield has said that the great increase of
'he number OF law books did not increase the quantity
ol III. necessary reading, as the new publications fr.
qurh mace the reading of the older book.
" rms ne Illustrates by show ing that since Black
stohe commentaries no thought VI reading God s
lbSutuies, or tlnePs Law which till then were the
s' po"As put into the hands OF Students Few per
sens TOO, be observed, az when he was Young would
cness lhey bad not read at least considerable mart
ui the ear Book but now few would pretend TO more
IMAM an occasional recourse To them IN very particular
Let us also recur to the interesting facts given
us by Judge Story aud oIherst He saws thai % the
progress o moral Political and jurdical science dur
ing Tue Two 'ast Centuries though less percepbe 10 the
common eye is not less wonderful an that ofthe nI.
eHatlchl ana ply steal sciences" This remark he nro
Ceeus " Illustrate by showing that since The reIpn of
queen Elizabeth nearly the whole system of eauIt
oeeh created aud that commercial contracts ana
marilme Ia" which have arrived 10 such uerfec
non were at that time wholly unknown ur but very i'm
perectiy understood. The doctrine " Baiiments wa
as ne happily expresses IL, struck out AT almost sim
gle heat, by Lord Holt :" lac most uselnl prncipes of
tue law OF bills Of exchange and pGOmissory notes are
younger than the days Of Swilts Good Queen ann,
mo Inc 'reatses of FeaTn, Todd Chiity Newland and
h"oeIts, nave lad upon the shelves OF the ahduaTy
e I'VE hundred volumes of the Year-Books Role
rookie, Fnzherber &c.
BWsier,s HOrG Judicir.
I heUieW 0I HOPMGH'S LegQE Course and JTbe0,ou,s
hCp0TtS. NORTH dmeTic0R ReUietv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23

III MAT eases not. where such security is civ
en- Oy the debtor, primo facie the Law ~ esurnes
IL mt.nded as AN eNtinguishmen, OF the debt
dttef where Il rs the bond of a third persan
Ii seems, that a debt accruiny Inv a statute.
though speciality, is not of SD high dignity
as bond
The United States VS.. Theodore Lvrnan.
his was an action of debt, brought by the
=. States against the defendant for > Il $40 40
OeinS the amount OF duties due on 500 chests
Oh Tea, imported into the port OF Boston in
the SHIP Alert, in July, Isi6-plea, nil debet.
AT thr trial II appeared, that the defendant
was tue owner OF the ship Alert, aud of the
800 chests of tea in question; aud that the
same were imported by him into Boston, ON
the I'd day of July, 1916. After the arrival and
entry OF the ship at the custom house, the 800
Gnes,s OF tea were, on the Sth July, purchased
lWhether really or nomnally was great ques.
tion al the triad by one Warren Lovejoy who
gave bonds al the custoni house, i'll the usual
form, upon deposit of the teas and after
-"a'us upon giving other bonds as usual, was
permitted TO receive the teas again and they
were re-delivered to and sold by the defen-
can't. Soon after these transactions, Lovejoy
tailed IN business and has ever since remained
insoivent, and the bonds have never been paid
In the Court of Common Pleas of York
county, ia. case was decided the week he
fore last, which from the bearing il will have
on inahy similar cases that probably exist in
this country, requires that il should be GENERAL
\ =
ton was at its acme, bought ~ acres of land
LOT winch he was to pay 5 20600. For the
payment of this sum OF the greater part he
| gave his bonds to Jacob Bower, OF whom the
land was bought. After being in possession
OF the idhd. lreichler gave judgments on the
! property
Hence arose the suit, in which the holder of
Tue bonds on the original purchase and the
! Judgment creditors of rreichler were joined in
issue The property was sold by the late She
| run lot , $500 umnOt much more than one
NTH the original consideration money. After
minute and laboriOus investigations the Jury
| re'lred aud came back with a verdict in favor
| OF the original vendor BY this decision the
| vendor ofreal estate. by taking bonds from the
| Vendee. unless he takes collateral security by
! "hich tue intention will be either express or
implied, that lie releases the real estates sold
! mas nen OH Tie property, to the exclusion
oil an subsequent judgment creditors
-, Inc proceedings of the Court of Common
fieas nave by Writ of error, been taken M
~ me supreme court, where from the diversi-
~ OF opinion OH the subject it is uncertain
whether the decision will be affirmed or revers-
cue York Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23

A RRInAI. SRnRNAnr

" BRIDAL RENtnE.
VIII thon not awaken, Bride Of Nav
Whlly tue flowers fresh and the sweet bell, chime
listen aud learn ifom my roundeiay
How all Lies Pilot Boats sailed one dav
match with Time.
Love sat on q iotos' leaf shoat,
Aud saw old Time IN his loaded boat
Slowly be crossed Lies narrow tide.
"hiie Love sat clappius his wings. aud cried
g Who will pass Time %
Pa'ience came first, but soon was gone
" m helm aud SAL to keep Time on.
tfte aud Griei could lend an oar
hhu Prudence said (whie he STAYED on sbore)
wait for Time"
nope hied With flowers her cork tree bark
And iishted It's helm with glow worm spart
Iheh Love when be her bark NJ fast
H"iO, lingering Time will soon be past
Hope out speeds Time
WI when nearest olo Time to pass
Ni'"his diamond oar aud his boat Of glass
y te''hery dart from his store he drew
%nH shouted while far aud SWIM Il Heg--
Mirih Nils Time 20
But lime sent the feaihery arrows pack
rope boat oi AiDaranibs missed ITS track
nen Love babe hi; BUTTERFLY pilots move
Ahu laughing said" they shall see how Love
Can conqaeT Tine.'
H's gossamer sails be sptead with .peed
o." init las wings wheu Time has need
s"!iui he crossed Lne's sparkling tide.
AhA ohy Memory stay'd to chloe
Implying Time.
wake aud listen then, Bride Of MayI
Lis,en aad need thy MmstrePs RHYME
st'Ii t0f thee some bright hours STAY
foi u Mas hand like thine they say
Gave wings to Time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23
LIABILITY FOR DUTrFs

we 'nYoln another very important decision
o. iie treasury Department in relation In the
pohdIhS OF nuiIeS on goods, wares and mer-
chAhcI<e INTO The United States. and Tho
opinion OF one Of the District Judpes mon ti,o
same SUBJECT. which establish tho poi1t ,h,,
The original importer is bound for lie nayn"I,
Of tie dates although the goods importsJ MAD,
he solo Ol hiDl before they are u,iladed a,'i
the duties bonded by The purchaser. $50"
DeOt ies ~ favor Of lite g. Stafps ar,iret
the importer tor the duties due on 0onds ,,,,l
pOIteb' he iiEht 20 duties accrngs NV tLe
importation WIN an intent 10 unladr and ,,,-
mtildi-ly upon The importation the dniies no.
CONE a persOuai Charge and debt on lie IN
poiicr. "A bond taken at The custom homse to
secure me dnties dHe by the imrorter ts moi
40 eNupgnIshneut Of The dent sosccrfiiuy LH,
mercy collateral security forits paymem
no person bur the Owhpr or rotisioneo mr.
I'D case OF lus sickness or ahscn iii. ase},t o1
idc'OT,s by The Ieveuue laws cutitlrd 10 en-
veg dHu DO"d goods at the custom house 4
sHDpufchdS@r Alter importation has go stci
Fi&ht' Inc col ccioi has no duihorit, fo rc
ceiVe Tie Copd ~ any persOr as Securifv for fbe
payment ~ Guuef, except snch person be le-
gdliy euiitled 20 enter them
Dcbtlics against tlie importer for Tho ds,;o.
on smuggled goods So, where by mistake or
accident, or tr1ud. no bond is rive, 10 ss,,,r,
paid '' ""'e "'t'
Authorization ofdcb'. or su information t.,
g." nature o. a bin nf discovery aud scco,,nt
y proper remedy FOR the Uinted States in
spch cases. d"
IN VIdi case The tsking Of a birher secnrity
Operates rs az e1linsuishment Of debt. and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23
A SNUG PARTY.

LoNDoN, Sept. 2s....The friends OF Mr.. Ashley the
unsuccessful candidate the late Willis election gave
onnef 1t Salisbury on Friday last, the poor that
Guy, iisnds TO their cause, which held green
at tue baCk OF the house of j. Morris ESQ TrO fhDa
Sd"H fuo hundred persons sat down to plentiful
dinner omost excellent roast boiled beef
OF an descriptions and good store OF plum pudding
beslse every plate stood two penny loaf the table
we're placed thousand new tin cups (made for The
OtcdsohJ indenied with Ashley for ever, and VIII CHI
were gwen to the people To every person was allowed
quart OF ale and quart OF siiHg0, The booth which
extended nearly ronno the held, in length 500 feet
the Widh was sufficient to admit oftwO rows OF tables
Ioui rows OF rsons, and ample space for those who
were aesTons ofwitnessing The gratifying view
II WIZ comfort. MI Alderman Goddard pres aed, and
Il great number of highly respectable persons were
present he whole vas conducted with the utmost
order aud regularity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23
James Rirer Lam1ls for Sac

HAVlNG resolved to remove 10 tsc western country
\ ";er for sale my plantation on James river in
fo"haIan county, situate between Goodies Ferry and
ne Mouth oil Fine creek and about % miles ON The
clyoi MISUNDERSTANDING BIZ recent survey between
thIee and four II ohsce land peculiarly
auapeu 10 The cultivation of corn wheat and
peihg lot tue most part new strong and productive
winch TACT may he ascertaned view OF the present
srop 81 corn. There are between 80 and 10 acres f
,owgfounds attached TO sadiracI very FIRST order
Delng The lower point Of Pleasanis Big Island the Ter
uly and strength of which scsrce, to be eouallrd
ny amy land IN Virginia. IL is well waered with hold
constant ana excellent springs. The coniiguin 10
market VIII no doubt be ent to purchasers
mere is at this time tract adjoining q, aat IaO acres
lof sale which would make the above most desirable
and profitable farm.
VIII at the same time sell my undivided interest in
I'VE oiher tracts IN the same County and neghburhood
one cenahing between three four hundre ed acres
the other SIX hundred aus forty eight acres.-Aiso
MY interest IN the Fine Greek Mills the character of
"nIch Us wen knowu.-.. Also my pei sonal estate
ANY gentleman wishing to his capital in roperiy
OF the above description, would do wei, 60 call pon
the subscriber Immediately.
JAMES NJ. PLEASANTS.
Powbaian, November 10. IS 1i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-23
7mentv Fiue Dollars Rerord

IL ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Milton.
aiDenarle county, on the 18th September last
negro SiEPHEN, black man, about 50 years old s
iett orr inches high. sqrare built well set fellow
wnen questioned sharply has an imp.d
eht or apparent difficulty of reply, still more obsrry
ahe by quick motion Of the eyes-be was putc ed
OF mayor James Gibbon of Richmond, where he ba,
Ie'auons aud friends, and is no doubt lurking wbs
ever VIII deliver him to Bernard Peytun ESQ of cL
moho or to me- or secure him in any Jail so that V,,
nun again, shall be enttled to the above reward
~, CRAVEN PEYrON.