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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-03

Information 10 Planters near Janes Rice,
and ab0re Richmond.
THE CITY MILLS" ION the Canal and ip,m.dI
aley adjoining the former of" GalIeso's aills')
are now In Ope ration.
CASH paid Tor WHEAT and CORN
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, SHIP STIJFFS SHORTS
& bhAN VIII be Kept for sale or in exchange for wheat
Apply at the hil-te ID. J. BURR, ID street opposite
hSiI'S Coal ara, or to JOHN STAPLES.
November IL. 5l,ysn
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virtue OF deed of trust to The subscriber
-, Wy VI. ihomas Peers, on the 10th November ISiI,
and duly recorded in the clerks sfce of The con,ty
court Of Goechiand, will be sold the highest bidder
Wt iHhrSddy fhe 23G ~ December merit, Two TRACTS
vi LAND, (sr somuch thereof may be necessary 10
satisfy The purposes OF said deed wit: one tract in
the county OF finvniua, containing by late survey
DING on 'hs waters OF The Big Byrd Greek, aud
adjoining the iands of William Price and othrrs-,br
DINER tract IN the county of G-och!and, called he
"hi,e House Tract hcTeon The said Peers resides and
al which place The sale will be made.
november w. 81. .w6ws WILLIAM FORD
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November 20.

a Petition viii be presented 10 the neat lituer;f
Assembly OF Virginia. praying permission lu bring
few slaves nom North Carolina TO this 1iat-.
November 2G. 5s.waws
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Jynyf Sac M ProDerI,17

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the subscri
- beIs by Nr. Christopher TOmpkins and WIFE bear.
ing date the 10Th day Of Drcembcr 1917 aud Of record
~ the office Of the court Of hastings OF The city Of Rich
unnd, for The purpose " securing to Mr.. william
Browne administrator with the will annexed Of Will
am Geddy deed The payment uf certain sums Of mo.
ney IN the said deed mentioned will he sold on the
premises by the subscribers FRIDAY tie IOtb d0y N
HtTt "0Hth, at IL Octock, Tor ready money certain
piece OF ground containing % feet in fio on ~ or Ca
~ street IN The city Of Hichmond aud running back Of
lhe same width, 90 feet much thereof as may he
necessary to satisfy the ~ 1903 80 ecds the a.
mount Oi enc Of the notes mentioned IN the said deed
WIN interest thereon, ifon The IOth DAY 81 june ,sr
ava certain charges thereon, aud expenses attending
ibe execution Of The said trust % said piece ol
around heAe the same whck coDyeJsd TO Tie said
Christopher rUmpkiBs, sy ibe said William Browne
admir-. as alOGesa.a. J. ROBINSON. , TfGS
FRED. PLEAsASrs, tees.
Nov. 10. s5..7t
RTOTlCE... intend leaving this state in tao three
~ weeks for England, and shall he absent few
months. Mr. JOHN RICHARD. aud Hr. JOHN GAR.
DINER will attend n my affairs IN my absence and 4
power OF attorney sleft with them for that purpose
WILLIAM GILLtAT.
Richmond, NogenibeT IL. y5..n
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MR.. ROBERT GRAHAM having TrliDqnishtd b.
Iva consent his eXeculotshIp upon tie estate OF
JAMES LYLE, deceased, the Subscriber has Lten 40.
pointed by Tie General Court administrator De bOBis
non with the will annexed ~ said estate by whom an
business relative thereto will be !, being
the wish Of tile subscriber sete his administration
as soon a. possible all persons 10 whom The estate is
indebted are requested present their claims adjust
meDi, aud those indebted 10 The estate to make ifnt.
diale payment oRger indulgence cannot he erantek
JAMES LYLE, 1idmiaisfTof0,
dc bOHiS trifh HE uiH 0RHeted of Jamts
Lyle Ne tiGtr, deceased.
November 40 5odt
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branches, over and
above thUSe estimate
ed by the committee 1000, goo

So thai until after Jnl.. 1921 il is not proba-
bic that any surplus profits can accrue, out OF
which dividend can justly be made.
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NOhSE rAVERN.

HOhoE AZ EiCN.
TILE subscriber takes this uetbod, TO inform his
friends aud customers that he has rrtuiurd from
the forth, and taken charge of is establishment ia Der
son and assures them, that every attention shall Ne
paid To their accommodations For rhich, the charge
shall b. reasonable they paying for bat they call for
oniy.-Bnt II pe.ircs, s price per day, will be- tor
man s 70 ceuts-borse 40 ceuls--per wr.h alter tho
nIst week So each. MARX RICHARDS
II Cash VIII he given foi twenty thousand OF good
fodder one thousand bushels OF well csabed oats aud
two hundred Of corn. Nov. 70. sswu NJ II
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UNITED STATES BANK.


writer III the New York Daily Adverti-
ser, makes the following statement, which he
says is derived from source of the highest
reSpeciabiity aud intelligence. and tnai II ma g
be Telcn oil as exhibiting an accurate genera
view OF the eXistIns posture OF AFFAIRS
Bulls discounted 5 80 900 900
DCpOSlteS, on account
OF individuals 900 400
Do. OF account of 90
yeTnmeut 1000 600 1000 200
Notes iu circulation I00O am
Specie 3OOD mo
(Oi which 100000 in Philadelphia
Balance dGG by State Banks, SOD 600
The whole Ofthe balance due by Stale Ranks
rs due by banks south OF the Potomac e. viz -
5 100000 by banks west of the AIisebanN
mountain, aud 100000 by the banks ~ lie
southern states. lie banks north % the PO-
inmac are creditor banks, in account with the
Bank Ofthe United States.
The committee state that the balance OF pro-
III and loss Of the Bank. on the list July isIg
amounted to ) 100000; that is 10 say, the
" discount, exchange and interest recsised y
after dedRCiiDg charges of management and
Incidental expenses, constituted IA fund from
lst January, 1919, tue period Of the last diyi
dend, 10 Isl July eusuins, d term Of six months
Ut > 100000. We shall, therefore, assume this
amount, as tile balance OF profit and loss accrn-
ing half yearly, for period Of years though
we consider Tie allowance, under Nisfiug cir
cumstances, as being much too liberal.
jn round numbers, we pToceed--tbus:
Amount TO the credit of profit
and loss from ISt January,
1919, 10 LIT Jniy, 1921, at The
rate OF 5 100000 semi-dmu-
nnaly $4,000
Losses sustained from raudS
bankruptcy, at Balti-
more SI7O0.OOO
Do. do. at other places l,JO0,00J
Bonus TO Tho United
STATES, the last install
Inent Of which Is pay
able in January, 1871 100000
Buildings, lots, pefnd-
neHt expenses, aud
losses at tie Parent
Bank, and eighteen
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n DNERIIsEA i....TAe subscribers are anXious
n TO sell al private sale, on accommodating terms
some hue bioOded MhRES and COLTS, late the pIo.
perry of Ezekiel Dance Of Chesterfield among which
are u" MARES by LAse oui Of Lazy Chesterfield the
dam Of Sir Aimed one q, the otLeT wears old snJ
both supposed to be ~ fOal by couquefor a dlIy
one year old, aad colt OF months Old both OUT Of
one OF the aforementioned maTestbe hliy by Merry.
held and The colt 10y Sir tal also, half ola mare BY
Eagle out Of The dam OF Sir Alice, 4 ye1Ts old lass
spbg lbis mare s'n possession Of John c. 6Oode OF
hechenbufg, who The other bali Of her lhe other
mates aud colts at Tie late residence Of Ezeklel
Dance 10 Cheserdeld county, where IheJ be seen
BY those disposed to purchase.
Applications to he made 10
wM. S. DANCE, at Powhatsa c. H.. or
JOHN W. DANCE, Richmond.
November 10. 55..f
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CUSCOWILLA ACADFMY

CuSCOW1LLA ACADEMY
E'hS school, IN which the Greek Latin and English
hnRuases WIZ De Taught dramatically, also the in
ieiiof branches Of mathematics aud geography With the
use OF The globes aud MAPS, will commence ON the lJ
January next, aud discontinue OH The 18th December
Following, making term Of tea months after dedueipr
the usual vacations. The subscriber will accommodate
eghl bOdfdsTs, IN addition To those engaged. Nome
ABOVE years VI age, except those with whoHI the sub
scTDeT rs personally acquainted, will be admitted un
Tess they come well recommended to their deport.
hient. Ternis-FsI tuition aud boarding. Including
Washing lodging, &c 500, to be paid quarterly i adj
Fdhce'- DIS academy Is about 20 miles from Rich
mona, 10 ahove Hanover Courthouse, and 2 fiom the
FoTk Chnrch-in pleasant, healthy and retired sifna
uon' PERSONS wishing TO encourage this institution
ta)lotsylIe, Hanover"
forTmIher satisfaction the public are respectfully
Ie9rfed 10 pr. Thomas Pulling Of Richmond, SIR. Wm.
D'IaJlor Of Hanover, aud the sabjoined.
Forks Hanover, Nov. 1919.
We being invited 20 attend an examination of Sir.
Haltod AndetsoRs school, take great pleasure ~
stating that we we're highly ga1ed with the proficiency
winch his pupils have made in the several branches Of
He'ature TO which their attention has been directed
dnd tuk they deserve much credit for their Attentions
t0the excellent mode Of instruction pursued by seiT
teacher. HENRY EOBiNSON
WM. ID. WINSTON.
hanover Nov ~. 56'.wiw FRANCIS q. TAYLOR.
ITO RICHARD <. TYLtt, .gxecaior Of Ca1La1ine
- Dlef, desef'ed....A you are not resident Of
virginia, and have known agent in This colti,tou
wealis, take this method Of giving sou notice bat lie
tween The hours Of ten IN the morning ava four IN the
sHefboon OF the teEtb day of February next Al the
mouse OF bWeil Noel on the land Of John r. Noel i the
county Of Hanover shall proceed t. take ~ ..-~-!
ton OF william FhppO, to be read as etjder ia tle
seuon OF deinue nov pending ~ the superior court of
".nIco,w wherein YOU are psinlif and am defendant.
- nm tgNbb
SHALL petition the General Assembly at thrir mex,
session TO release the Commemorative claim 10 the
tract Of land IN Dinw ddfe County called Starting Css,
Ve9oOsT ~ H.'u ARCHIBALD MOORE.
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SILE OF NEGRUES.
WILL be sold on Satsrd9y, The Grsf dan Of .Igaa
w airy neIt, ia the town OF FTedeiicksbufr al ouh
lie auction, TO the highest bidder ior cash TwhNTY
NEGROES, consisting Of men, w"n,n, and children
BY order of the proprietor
n. BUCK, Auetiomeer
Nov. 20. "a ,,,Ss
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\ TEACHER WANTED

\ TEACHER WANTED.
"A YOUNG MAN veil recommended for his moral
character, and ability TO teach English gtanuati.
cdp geography aud arithmetic who will take cbarre
~ suSli school may Obtain employment by auvIyno
!" WILLIAM SCOTT Of POwhstan county, near Isl.
chaux Ferry. Nov. 40 So al
L0nd az POwhdtai for sale.
VIE subscriber wishes dispose Of 500 acres ~
bAND, lymg ~ the upper cnd Of the county Of
p9"haai, being part Of The traot on which te re.
sass. he greater pat % the above Isud is in woods
dho sOme o " hfsi rate tobacco land. as no one is
presumed, will purchase without first vieWiso H. 1sr
'hsT description Is deemed unnecessary.
POwbatsn, May IL. 40
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sWtNff DOLLARS REwAkD-tor appTehending
negro boy nauied GEORGE, who abseondet from
my pantaton III Hanover county, the 2pth OF July
iss' tie Is about 20 u Years Of aye, rather lighter
iha: negroes generally aie, AND about feet inches
hsh-bis hair somewhat busby--bas a beniish in sae
oi his eyes, thick lips aad bowed legs.
lie has been seen ia Richhond, but is probable he
Is gone from thence to Goochland OF Hanover in the
neishborhood of Dir. Philip woodsons 10 whom his mo-
thei belongs or Is making his way UP James river to-
wsus LyhtbDuie. II Is veiy piobabe he he's obiahcd
nee papers, The above ieraij, aud all necessary ex.
psilses, Win he pad his delivery Hanover
and should II not he deliver han letters
directed 10 Hanover Town will he attended to.
toiewaiI all masters of vessels aud Others from har-
boring or carrying away the slave. under tie PEE
naiIies 81 tue law. REuBEN GARDhER
September IL 81. .wtiS2.E
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Il SHALL petition the General Assembly at th,if uext
session TO release the Commemorative claim 90 The
aci 0l land IN Dinwddfe County called Sterling Castle
October 10. 47..u aRCHlBAiD MOORE.
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VIRGINIA: at Rnies holden Ia tke Gle, rs ONE,
" ths SxperI0r Court " Chdnesry for the hich.
mohd district, the 2sfh aay oC October, tst9--
SdnUst hilbert and Thomas De "a, partners tradius
nnd,r theGrm o. Gilbert \ Dean. plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Efihn H01drf, and Castduns Lncke and james
SiI.r merchants and tradi,t under the arm
" L"he otstr...... .... Defendants
The dDtndaaf Eiihu Hobart not haVins entered his
appearance and giveR security according 10 the det
81 assembly and me rNtes e this court aNd t an.
pedring by sati,aciorg seidencs that he is not an
inha6tdnt of fhiS country II IS ORDERED, 7kos
ths sud defend0ht 40 appear here the bTSt day of
the neat term dHt 0nsatr tie bill Of he piai1tjgS
and that COPY fkiS be torthilh Inserted a.
SoAss newspaper pubGshrd ia the city ~ RichAroad
Jorfao months successfully, ant posted Ut the 'front.'
door " tie tapit0t in me said city.
Il cdpy-Icsis, HIM. - /. HBNING. g. C..
NOps.,bsf .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-24
TO LET,

1~HE Pawca,uck wosica Manufacturing Estab.
i iishment. situate IN Westerly. X. l. consisting
Of three-s,ory stone building, 60 feet frost and
rear, aQd 3e feet deep. with wa'er.wheel and gear
complete, TO carry the necessary machinery, four
,arding machines, one billey of thirty spindles.
three hand jennys, one brewsters improved spin.
uer, Of IA spindes, one picking machine. four
broad and. four ssttinet and cashmere looms, TO.
gethsr with all the tools and implements for the
same. Near the stone building is a wooden bull
ding, Of IS by ~ feet, two stories high, ard adj.
joining is dye house. in which buildings are fuIling
and securing mills, dye-kettes, blue Vat, and all
he necessary tools and implements for dyepg and
6rishng cloth large and commodious grist-
mill with two runs of stones, watrr wheel and run.
s,ng gear complete. Together with one half OF .
Dan on the east side of Pawcatuck River.
Also, two stores, one now improved as mer.
chants store, the other might with small expense
snswer for the same purpose.
If the shove property should not be rented ~
private ssls before the 25ih of March next, IL whl
then be let at Auction. For further psrt;cuisrs,
,nquirs Of Mr.. SAMUEL Y. DENtsON, OF ssoning-
on. or JED. W. KNIGHT aud NATHAN y. Dix
IN, Westerly.
Westerly, Feb. -, 1879.
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COLLECTOk,S NOTICE.

IN obedience to the foregoing directions Of the
Town. Notice is hereby given, that Ten Days from
this date is allowed TO all deinqdents TO cali upd,
due from them respectively ;-snd after the expira-
lion Of said Ten Days. he shall proceed immediate.
ly TO collect all arresrsges OF said Tsxes, by dis
traiht Of sufficient personal property Of the deiin-
gents, f TO be found and e not, by advertising for
Sale, according to law, 80 much OF theie Real Es-
tate, as shall be necessary Tor that purpose.
BENZ MIN HhDWEN,, Collector.
Newport, i7th Of 2d mo. 1919
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In Town. Reefing, peqpport March 8.

NOTED. That the Collector Of Taxes, forth With
proceed against the denquents in the most
summary and etectusi manner, allowed by law and
that The Collector be authorized to bid in vchaf Of
the rown, upon al, Estates aud property sold at
Auction. for the paymsn, Of Town snd s,sle Faxes.
10 the amount OF said Faxes together with all es.
peoces and costs, provided that such property shall
in his opinion be Of sufficient value. and that DeeA
or Deeds Of all such property bid ,f by said Coz.
lec,or be taken in the Of the Town Treasurer.
Wisnsss, JONATHAN >LMY, Town Clerk.
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7oF sFass cd JslEr gs-c.
THE Collector OF Taxes n the town Of NewporJ
~ hereby gives notice that he has taken tie
room IN front OF Met chants Bank, Thames street,
AS Collectors oifce-whele ne will be ready to re-
ceive taxes from TO IL o'clock in the forenoon and
irom 2t6 4 O'clock in the shsrnoon.
Newport, ID in. ~, 1919 b. HADWEN.
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Nis further voted, That the names Of the
persons initiated BY said Case apd others, te
published with the above resolution, aud
as follows, 20 the best INFO nation that eap
be obtained-Ssmuel B. Jones, Joseph Coy,
Ssrsgue Dssley, Isaac v. Burd,ck, Iss'.a
Burdick, Charles S. CogeesbaIl, Benjs u,n
Mason, John Waite, William I. Kins
Cbristopher L. Phillips. Thomas w. Nish
OILS, and Cecfpe Sweet
JoHS ARLILE, G:snJ Mister.
a true eots from the reeords:
WALxER HvMPHsr, Grand Secretary.
Ficyidsnce, March -.
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Resolrss, Thst the aforesaid suits be con-
menced and prosecuted at the expcnce Of
this Lodge.
Received, That the soregoipg Report and
Resolutions Le published in oil tho Newspa
pets in this State, who have published the
false, itbellcus and scsrdalous communicated
signed by John Cariile and Waiker Hrrfhry,
aod tina, the priuiess be requested to forward
their silis ,or psymeal TO HESRr IEw,
Treasures Of ST. lohn's Lodge, No. l.
All which y submitted, by
S::,s.'; s..ss S::':.; -, = :.s's'. sa s'--'~..
yhercuasu 10 xyas Unanimously Resotped,
TIA, the said Report be accepted, end that
the Resolutions therein recommended, DO n
dories as the sense OF this Lodge.
Res0ivsu f'vther, Ths, the same Commit.
Zee cause G. msAanicaiion OF the proceedings
OF the Grand lodge in rels,ionio this Lodge
10 be made 10 the several Lodges Ia this
state, snd requesting them to unite in op-
posing The ih,en,ions aud attempts Of the
Grand Lodge, thus nsnifes,ed and begun, TO
establish en- absolute control over the other
Lodges, beyond the POWERS delegated to the m
in lhoi, Constitution.
Resolved Unanimously, That the. above
Report ana doisss, be published, agrceably
to The Recommendation of the Committee.
4 True Cory Affect
T. R,.PECKHAM, Secretary.
Ncwpe' :, Maze l9 \. 1. ssi9 -
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III bi. Lit.
III Public Auefion, on 7HURSDHY. Mayeh
25M 1919. az - o'e,ock #. "a. on the hre
misses, fo- fhe Term Of one year.
THE clearinghouse aod shop, AZ the corner of
Thames-s,reet and wsshington-square, nov
occupied by Mr.. 1homas Stevens.
WILLIAM LOWE, .fhcfr.
Newoort March 10 1919
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SALES HI. AUC7DV.
MOR7G noe SALE.

On THURSDAY, March IS,
HI II o'clock. On the fremises,
A DWELLING. HOUSE. wnb the shop
N in froos, situated on Bdpis,ef's whslf.
now 10 'be occupation Of Ms. M'Dougald
To be sold for ihe purpose Of sali.fyine y
nortgsgs. Condition. made knpwp ~ ne
lime. Of sale r New } 1872
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Real Estate.

On THURSDAY, April 18th,
~ IL o'clock A. N. uilI be sold at Public Auction
on tn. premises.
NNH undivided half Of the two houses Of the
- Vaughan Estates, pleasantly siiusted on ut
eth side Of Pelhsm-streei, next TO spring-sireei
liae Of said houses 10 almost new and the Other
good repair. .--CondI,ions made known Al Oh,
ne and place.
Newport, March IL. 1915.
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Barnish Gliding.

1NHE suh,criber respectfully informs the pubiis.
\ that he has commenced. in this town, a..i
carries On the business OF
BunNlSH GLIDING,
in al its various branches. ia the best manner, arS
on the most reasonable tarms
Those who may require work doae in the line -
his profession. are requested 70 call at ms shoe.
the North side OF the Parade two. doors above tss
Custom House -where all favors viii be pune oais
aud and faithfully executed and gracefully aeko~.-
edged,
" Old frames repaired and newly gilded.
WILLIAM a. JEtfERY.
Newport, March AZ.
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LOT OF LAND.

Tor sALE-s Lot of Land on psospecf.HiIl, 10.
Il longing 20 the subscriber. The price mwisf.
ATE and the terms easy. susEPH HoRTHuc.
Newport, october q
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TO BIZ Lii r..

TO Bk LIT
at PhoHr husRon, Gu Saturday,, Mareh ~,
1879. ar 10 e'e!oek Il. M
THE. Stalls in both MARKET Houses,
"A beginning at the Red Market ALSO, viii ts
isf immediately afier, az shs Brick .'forkef The
Town Marsh. the Malt Lot. near tile head OF
Broad.street, and the Day Lot in Cross.sireet,
lately occupied by William white. Conditions
made known at the time and place.
siLAs DEAN, .sae'r.
Newport, slarch 10.
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Commissioners Notice.
XTTE, the subscribers having been appointed by
Wv the Hon Court Of Probate. fof the town Of
Westerly, commissioners to receive and examine
the claims against the Estste Of
THOMAS W. BLISS,
late of said town, deceased, represented insolvent
do hereby give notice, that six months from the
date hereof allowed to the creditors Of said Es
tate, 10 bring in and prove their claims, and that
we will attend for that purpose on the second Mea.
day IN April. and August, at the dwelling house Of
Capt JoshoA Hazard, in Westerly, at 9 o'clock, A.
M OF said days
Sosao. JOSH S.I1Mss HAND. c'""'i'''e"sr.
All persons that are indebted to the Estate Of
said de :e>sed are called upon to make immediate
payment 70
EBEHEZER d. BLISS, adn'r
Westerly, fcb. %. 1919 IN. "a
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
Pr0hnfe C01lrLS.
Bethel, March 6

NOTICE is hereby given that 10 future the
! Probate Courts for the county of Cumber
land will be holden ID the towns hereafter men
toned. as follows, viz.
Ia Gorham at the house Of Mr. David Hunt,
on the third Thursdsy Of May, Al ten O'Clock,
A. M.
10 Brunswick at the houle of MIR. lfaac DOVE
on the hrf Thuridsy of June Al sine o'clock A M
In New Gloucester At the houle of Dexter
Bearce Esq on the third Thursday of July al teA
O'Clock a NJ.
In 5;andiAh at the houfe of DoG Ebeuezer
Howe on the third Thursday of Auguh az ten
O clock M.
10 Freeport, at the houCe Of capt Richard Cod
man, on the third Thufsday Of September, a. ten
o'clock A. M.
10 North Yarmouth at the houfe Of Se,h Mitch
el E(q the hrh Thursday of November a. ten
O'Clock A. M land
IN Portland. at the RegiNer of Probates Office
on he (econd and fourth Wedneldays of every
mouth at nine O'Clock A M And that for the
present year, an additional Court viii be hodeQ
at the Houle of Seth Mitchell, E!q 10 North-Yar
mouth, on the third Friday Of July at nine O'Clock
A III
SAMU L FREEMAN, Judge Of faid Court.
March 9.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-09
FRIDAY, FEB. %


The houfe refused to tuttan reiolu-
ton lu,roduced by Mr. Poindexrer, to
nrovIdt Tor the eitabIifhment of a ProviS-
ional Government III Florida 1t 7va5
r6nEaeredt0 BE- premature t0legi5late on the
lu6ject until tbe Pre5ident tad announced the
ceDio7.1
Numerous bills from the Senate, and
from committees, were acted upon.
The bill to protect the commerce of
the United States, and 10 Punifh piracy,
naHcd 10 be enac,eG C1r bis important
bill requires only the fgnat"re q the PreF-
dert % became a Laqv his Egnature it q0iA
ylceive and 1ve haze no doubt that order5
kaUe airea4y been Daedfsr the employment
., ow vs6SI5 Of war IN the execute" q the
M7v,
Several bills paGed foilhed fages-a
mong them bill to reduce the duties on
certain wines Ibis bill qva5 amended, Oh
n1etiln Of A9r. Slsbee, 10 as to autb9rizs
the t,onp9rtation Or q0ines and JDi'it5, fran
bubEc 70areb9uses in me district to another,
qvifbsm hsmg the bsnJft q drn7oback
Amendment of the Constitution.
The relolution from the Senate, which
has 70 Often been dilcuhed, propoGng 20
make uniform the mode OF chooilng elecs
tors, and representatives to I ongrois, as
taken up. and after much debate, was
laid on the table, 70 to IS.