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The defendant stated with msnfni coun-
tpnance. that il was true the hanlsd accom-
nIoda,ed him by lending him the tney; that
the times were hard that he ti,k.d the
bank Tor its Kindness; yet he did nthink i, a
very great accommodatioNto be sue cted TO
the costs OF three suits, when the ac,f Assem-.
bly, auSdoriSes both the drawer anda,dorser
10 be included in one writ; and haoped TO
make II appear, that in this case thbankers
have not even accommodated their % seires.
He admitted that il was a plain note hand.
that he justly owed the bank $50 50 -ut that
the bank was indeb ted To him in a lart sum
and that as he had entered the plea oiet-of,
he asked the jury to find the issues i'm hfavor.
lie then took out of his breeches poet an
old leathern bag, aud proceeded deibately
TO unite the string. The eyes of all th9nli-
dience were upon him. At length he nled
out two small pieces of paper-tirst dned
one and then the other. Here, gentlem. is
the banks note for $50; here is auothtfor
= $3.50 and $40 make S70--and az n il
more than 500 and 50 cents, it will folle, OF
course that the bank owes me ii cents
Ii was objected, on behalf of the Tx
that the defendant ought not to be allied
tiIs Offset and not at any rate, nlesNe
proved thathe had the Identical notes inis
posse ssion at the time of the Commencing
of the suit. That ir defendants could, Mt
time, offset the notes Of banks, against sis
brought by tue banks-that ANY defenda.
after putting OFT a suit for twelve or eightep
months. might always, by procuring one dc
lar more than the debt, subject the ban
40 the costs of two distinct courts.
His honor, after inspecting the notes, OF
served TO the jury, that 1t appeared from ihei
dates, that The notes had been issued pre,iou
TO the commence ment of the suit and as the
were made payable on demand. consequent
they must have been due at the time the ac
ton was brought and as the notes OF a cOrpo
ration must be viewed in the same light as tli
notes Of individuals, that the defen. ant, upe
proving the hand writing of the president an
cashier, would he entitled to a set off-an
cents to ihe defendant, they must linda verde
for him. The hand writing was proved an
the jury, without leaving the box, gave vel
dict for the defendant, amidst the applause {
a crowded court
n. B. The other two suits were dismissed
and the defendant marched out of court ca
CulatDg the costs of three suits i'm both court
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Departed this life AT Znar. his pi,r resideuce Oh
the 10Th OF April, Mt. ROBERT POLLARD, cieik o.
the county court OF King wIsII, in tie 63d jcaT OF
his age ON the ulsht OF las drath lac refined u
ia s usG.i health, was s"U after seized with aud
expired IN 4 :ew hours. M nan was more respected
IN department OF life tEGn Mr. Pollard anG noue
more deserving IS priir uihcer, hr faithful
exemplary ms man, aiRIahe, upright and benevolent
he was Kind husband. II devoted parent d slncrIe
hiehd aud most Inupssn; sasl=r. lie POSSESSED
clear snd solid understanding, and temper generous
HHd ohiiens be MAS ~ The PLAN seGss the word,
ihilan;Grv:!ists
II We look into the temples dedicated 10 the Most
High shall there ind strong aud numerous proofs Vt
his ohii,tan charity aud hehryO-rCe--if explore
the hosoms ni the iEVi-cnt ANA distressed the widow
ana We orphan, SHAT! there hose tr, emntivs
"hsh smphaucali say, oEI friend aud bcneiaciDr IS
gone.
Departed this life Friday last. his dence In
TINS CITY Ai. tiODtS bLACkWtLL, late a resident
OF Ang William county short illness. Mr. T.
arose rom his bed, aud wa,ked lie door line
honse and the mex. minute while returning the he'd
expired, Iepratng The wOrGs 4" AmrTaincn amen
lie has Jeff discpnsOlate widow, aud ehilIfer la
Sewail their iUss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
10 rnE EpIroR on rnE ENor1RER.

Deor Sir-You will obhge ne, by pub
fishing IN Tie Enquirer, as soon as IL may
an act, passed al the last session Of The
General Assembly, entitled 4" An act be-
dnCing into one act tie several acts cbn-
corning Iiiheabies, and directing lhe mbjc
OF laying and collecting the county icSt %
The section marked (A.) ia The cNiraci,
is copied, % Is believed word for void,
from the old Iaw, aud is therefore ~ iUIce
now, although II Is not within ilie purviw
OF ihe provision IN HE commencing
clause, whlcli was intended 10 give, aad
docs give, Immediate operation 10 tIe
sectiOu marked (B)
The seciiou marked (B.) is tie amerd.
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Dissolution of COpartnersbl

'E'hE hrm Of BOrr, BAKER x SMITH, is this day
Z dissolved, by mutual consent Having assigned TO
MILES BefI as trustee, all debIs aud goods for
the express purpose Of enabling him 10 pay all Just
claims against the trluthose indebted will pay their
respective balances to him. who alone is authorized T.
receive the same-and to him applications III he made
Dy tie creditors. MILES BOTT,
ONERtON D.. BAKER.
BEVERLEY SMITH,
Manchester May IL.
" The CrOrcrg BJtsirF.S will in future be carried
on Nv MILES BOI s. who means to Keep general as.
soItrsut to be sold for cash only.
May ~. 6i
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rpnar ENGIAEN..

NRosroN. Nav il.-Bg Use brig WIZ
V, I;eury. Viii, b arii>etl II His port
Nersiay, a Brisiolpaper OF Use 9Th ui'. IS
RIVED.
OF Bank a Euyians., made by asrcret
COMMIT of tie House az Commons.
bad All completed; the rcpor' VAS pre-
pailnA ud was expected "Ai' uiucha aux
leiy. Ne committee III ,iie ,fcuSe "i
LORDS N rot advanced SO tyr.
stlcrsiauaing has occurred be-
tween ihS"nris al Be.lm and iiasS' as
sset--and tir respective Ambassadors
have been alle,I.
Tie new liiish Parliament IS said 10
he ccoinposc&i $3.50 A,pisteraiis:S, III
Anlis, ana iAEpicenes.
The sum det,nded in England fer me
services OF thAyear, will probably he
\ b6,oO0,OOo Mich, supposin2 she no
i'u'a'ion OF the Nit,d Kingdom 10 he
i5,0o0.0 900, and W. number Of honses
8. 900. 600, PRODUCER taxation OF 4 Ns
upon every man, wtnap anti Child, ami
OF % upon every nus keeper.
A dispute has oceurAd J. ~ cen Edward
Po,bero, Esq. and t!e Sleviors Of Grisla',
respecting tlle cXpenccSoi a.. nosnccrSs-
fnl attempt 10 elect hiA To Parliament.
He contends HAT they aaee 10 pay 'i6s :
cxp,nces, and yet have allowed a part o.
item 10 fall on him--ar,A TRIAL he has
since been taxed with S 33S0 postage 90
double letters rcsen'ing his Complaints.
Lord Stewart, tbrolh"r ,o( ord Gas
ilereagh,) was married TO Lazy Fiances
Nane Tempest. the ric! heIreSs, O.. Ia
Cd Of April. The lady being Ward #
Chancory. there had be-, " "a very long Ia
gal investigation to decide WHEELER The
match WAS proper one.
Greai numbers OF wonipn and cotton
VIEWERS are said to be ca; Of employ IA
England, on account Of III diminished
demand Tor articles OF their manufacture
and fears are entertained for The pubic
prace--hui who can they blame f-gs
vernmeni cannot compel foreigners toeuy
their goods.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

NlollCE.-Au persons are forewarRtd nom pur.
y chasing HOUSE aud Tor in the city OF Rich
mond advertised for sale the 2lst lsi sy Samuel
mcCTaw, Esq. escheaOr, Whieh lot (then vacant was
purchased many years ago from The late Pleasant
founebusband, and the improvements made by me and
NOW IN my possession as ! am deteTmiRed not to
surrender ihe property until by decision
of the supreme court az the United States.
Frederick CO. NAV IL. u InIIN HOPKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

PRES EkVAItON OF DEAD BODIES
DR.. Sillinian describes the following method
OF preserving The babies of the dead. tor the
FIRST tire employed by DIR. Chaussier taken
from lhenaIds Chymistrv.
fbis process consists in placing the dead
body thoroughly cmpiied and washed, in water
kept constantly saturated with corrosive siib-
Innate. ] his salt gradually combines with
Tie flesh, gives i, firmmess, renders il impu-
irescihie, and incapable of being attacked by
insects and worms.
has, seem says the author" head
tins prepared, which had heen exposed alter
naiely TO Tie sian aud ram during several
years, without having Suffered tile slightest
change IL was very little deiormed and east
Iyrecogniscd, although the flesh had become
as harIi a, wCod."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

SPRlAG SUrPLi.- The subscTIbeIs have Just rr.
- ceived irsn New York. per schooHers aud
Juliet aud per schoohers Hamlet andi Hannah Eliza
beil, ffoH Philadelphia, $50 packages. consisting of a
general aud extensive assortment of DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, Earl aud GLASS WARE, GRO
CEKlES, PAINTS, OIL, MLDiCiNES, &C. &c.-whIch
being selected with great from The recent
arrivals from Europe ANA the Indies and purchases foT
cash Will he sold ehc9I for cash approved credit.
Also for sale, 600 gallons best Baltimore and Pui
ladelphia W!IiSkLY, al 80 cents peI gallon.
COLE x SHELDON.
N b. Country merchants and families will hnd il
10 Their advantage 10 call early and get their supplies.
Williamsburg, Nav IL. 3..sI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

- OBERT " HALL NELSON & CO.-nave receiv.
"a ed general ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS -
which The, will sell ~ The lowest pncss, for cash.
approved negotiable paper.
Mas IS. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

an Ued7ssGag the 2Gfh inst. WiIl he sold IN front
- oi orr Once, without reserve, lot cash. la &c
quantity 81 STORES, belonging 10 the United STATES
Consisting OF ammunition carts nridirs, saddles horse
collars, pots, ovens, mans camp Leules pistol holsters
wooden aGd iron names, kuapsacks, tents, marques,
spadts, sb3vrls, leyc~s &C.
Is. {. 3 &. CLARKE, 5uCtjOReerS.
IT Ihe fdH0TS ~ TIE Petc5SbHrg iHtciiiseGccr,
No'Jok Bccr1t and Fredericksburg Heraia. afiii
Pte"Se insert me GJoVs Tree fieS, dj0rard fGer
accounts Immediately I" This gD:cs jar iagmenl.
Ma! IL. 3..tdS
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Richmond JnjUDjde Co,unau,

tflcAmOnd Turnpike Company.
sHE shareholders IN this company are requested {,
take Hotce that their annual general meeting is
The frs Monday ia June neXiaBd that il will he held
at the Eagle Hotel IN the city sfRichmond O'Clock
III the evening Of that day.
NAV ~. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

AiUllCE.-By vitae 81 deco of trust oxecuted 10
l. y tue suhscfihrr ht Francis CuBde Ut Chesterfield
coHty, on the 20 day Of November, Isi8 nv certain
purposes therein mUutoUcd-Wiil he sold the 18Th
Of Juie HCtf " aif, otherwise the next fair GaY 40
john son5 Tavern va the upper cud Of sdid county
certain tract uT parcel nf Ltau, belonging 10 said
6oodc. iae tract is supposed coutsin 40 acres IS
sltualcd 90 App0uiaiioN rigCr aud IS wen adaffc1 10
thc culture 81 cOrU. yJeat ad tnNacc0 TIE terms ~
safe viii be- UOD 10 be pad the day Of sale, and
lhe balance ~ three equal annual payments The sub
scfihef acting tfustCc. wiz convey such lille IS
vested in him. DAVID 10. Nh tNCH, TrnTre.
ChrsirgGrl1. May 4. a..wfNs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
NOLtce % AssisiNN ASscssolS.


TIVE Board Of Principal Assessors for the FIRST or
~ Eastern District Of Virginia. viii attend a. Princess
anne cUhI ttouse, on the iJih inst al Norfolk county
Courthouse on the 18th at Nansen,ond courthouse.
on The Ith; Isle Of v ghi courthnnse on The 18Th .
SufTy courthouse, on the 2ist Southampton court
mouse, on tue 2ib sussex Cou3thnnsc on the 27tI:
Ieehsvhe cnutibOuse, on the 2gth BfnnswicL court
h'use on Tue Slsi Dinw iddie Courthouse Oh the "a
ddJ OF Juhe the Borough Of Petersburg on inc lih
ua] Of June Prince George courthouse on the jth
tbeslefbeld courthouse, ON the 7th and the cry Of
Richnund on the 9th Of June. Notice for The Complies
on the north sda of JAMES river will be given IN due
tihe The Assistant Assessors and Commissioner Of
TIE trVsnuc Tibe said Couiiiics, are required to at
tend The UOard Of Principal Asestors on ihose days
ana a'ihe above Specified places. As Law passed al
tAc last session OF tue Legislature requires an addition
~ cePy 81 the tables ofassssucrt for each county to
10 made out u would greatly facilitate the business for
tdth Assistant Assessor to make The copy and lay
before tie sad board, ~ tbe time Of presenting the
original tlh'es ~ assessment. IS Il is impos Ic 10
iJtesee the dilicuues that may occur IL is nos siblc
thd some dsaPpointmeD may iake place kould this
be The case. tue Principal Assessors will attend rs soon
a'er Tue appointed tlme pracucahlr aud will expect
,he puRc'ual aueEd1bce of The Assistant Assessor
whatsoever they shall affivs.
Norfolk, May ~ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
In your paper of the 30th nit. I observed
ricce signed Forester, and headed Collegiate
Register. ] coincide with him in general in
MS observations, particularly in his cnlogy on
the Universities OF Oxford & Cdmbridre II is
to these institutions, apprebend, Mr.. Jeffer-
son aiiudeS in his Notes Oh Virginia, where he
says that " la Europe are the best Scatfoldings
l6rthG attainment of science" Having been
three yeats member of the University az OX-
ford feela degree ofvenrraiiOu aud affection
for my Alma Mater, but I cannot vindicate
her absHrdItIes, many Of her statutes being
highly ridiculous. Every student at the time
OF the statutes of the University, aud takes the
following oath before the Vice chancellor an
oath which am persuaded, no student ever
strictly complied with. | will give YOU the oath
in its own words. as well "a ny memary serves
me after AN interval OF 20 wears 90 ru fl
dem ddDiS al 0hseTvandum Omnia statuta, pri-
vilegld ct consuetudineS hnlus upiveTsratIS
Oxon. Ita Deus lie adJuvet, tactis sacro. sane.
us Christi Evangcliis." The Rev, Nicpsimus
knOX, Nho was n master OF arts in that Uniytr.
sIty, has given iii his ESSAYS. % most correct
account of its discipline, and exposed some Of
ITS absurdItIes ; TO those ESSAYS reference can
be had by any person desirOns of farther ineor.
nation. have understood that the course of
education at Cambridge is different from that
OF Oxford and IN some Tespectssnperinr, par
tiruiarly ~ the mathematical department. I
subscribe TO the utility of a collie siate regis
ter. but | do not think the nnmber of those
natives of Virginia. who have received an Uui-
verSItS education in Europe, can now be asccr-
famed. L could enumerdtc some of them
PRIOR TO aud since the revelation, aud il d list
of them should he required, il win cheerfully
be furnished. May the Uniyer>iiN ofNIrginia
Jeer clear OF the errors Of all European insti-
tuiiUns. OXONIENSIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

The Executive Council Of Nova Scotia
rejected the bill for establishing bank
al Halifax.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

M ESsRS. Robert Evans aud Bsujamin ". Ladd,
W. eA'or oi James ID. Laid, dec.-IiKE NOTICE,
that on the 2ith day OF May, 1919, and the following
days of the month. between The hours Of ttn
o'clock III The forenoon aud six O'Clock in the aerneoa
of each day, shall proceed at the grocery stOle OF
Giles Bnn in Charles city county, take the deposit
tons Of Ia H. irby, AID others, 10 be read evil
denCr IN suit pending IN the superior OF cham
Gerry for the Richmond district, wherein you Plain
tifs, and myself and others defendants.
ELIZABETH TURNaN,
UidOlr Of James IuTaaa, dec.
~ q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

tlis AT least WIS TIE rCpOtf NheA t.l
Valparaiso. aud l heard Adasiral NJ a'
say, that to carry the property and y ia"r
the enemies OF tue county, WAS at lks
parting from the strictlne of ueutralii\o,
lac understood the government OF The UN'n
ptottssed they had strad,iv phfNsed. M |
served. at Ihr same time, that he. shoui2-
tolerate such a departure Fl om striC, nsuiY p"
Yin one nation more THAI III another; al
MCu,d as soon attack a vessel from the thiW
States or Eng land. euga.td IA suCh IipronA
conduct as a sEsseitrcIr : pain. Indeed, somtA
thing OF this Kind MAS. 4 presume, suspected
! By Capt. Biddie, for lie slipped oat with his
\ precious cargo, Snd, il is said, isadcd tho
| Dops aud their treasures IN the Brazils. Ii
such be not the fact, i!i2 worthy captain viii
| CORRECT me-.
| For our OWE part, "e shall suspend our
! opinions positively upou this ailes alton.
| From The gilian. aud iigI-minded cha
ractcr OF Captain Bid'lir. We mus, believe
II Ia be false more especially as we see
no allusinf made 10 il in the Valparaiso
paper, or The letters Gi Lord Cochranr.-
| But il is due To Captain Bid,ilc 10 refutc IL
il false. Ii he has covered enemies, pro-
fcriy in "a national bottom, (uness I, be
| >iipwrecked proptriy,) we will affirm h.
! has violated his dn'y, and an u:.icial en-
curry ougIi, To be made iCio The trausac
,ipm Without better Information, I'VE can
not believe he has done ii --ihereis some
| MISREPRESENTATION about Ibis matter, WHICH
We hope vii! Immediately be cleared up.
ErtrGc; Of n iefter from respectable mercantile
hsHsr az traGon. dp'H ), 1919.
"Wliat little is dOing in our tobacco mar II l.,
seems 10 make M impression on our large
stock The quantity on hard the 3ist ul,. WAS
1870 hhdS Notwithstanding the export Of
2,i3S hbdI. aud 1873 tor hcme consumption The
lat month. We have more Han three times
as much as we had last year in Liverpool.
upwards Off 900 lh,is. and more expected (;
and although they may wani a great deal for
the French contract, still il may not he Sufii-
cient, we fear, 10 relieve ne; and whaievcr
they take, will be al low prices. On the I'D
ult. they had a public sale is Holland 1900
hhds. were offered ; SO hlds Carolina, Geor-
gia. and Kentucky, were sold on AN average
at6S siivers, or iOm 81 TO log stivers-vcry
little al the latter price POO hhds of the
same hind were pat liz at higher prices.
aud were not sold only 60 bids OF the light
and dry Kind 81 Virginia were sold at Z H.
the rest Withdrawn, under these circnmsian
ces. The prices You are giving will inevita-
bly, incur loss -S5 "a : Z, and S y ior the best,
YOU will find |, CHI Pnough
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18
-ES1 Vr Nx>

ICUMMLhICATbD.
MARRIED. On Thursday the oth inst. JOHN BAY.
IoR, tsq TO ihe auable aud Hnch accomplished Miss
MARIA ROY, boii OF Caroline COGnIy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-18

sll virtue deed OF Trust executed by Thomas c.
Id Howard and Eliza his vile, TO the subscribers the
5Ib day Of NAV ISiS-wiii he sold. on FTidas, tie
25fh d0H ~ Tie present month. the plantation lately
occupied iy the ,aid Howard the county of Hahevef
ali the stock the said plantation ether with the
corn, hay plantation utensils Also. tbtte OF four
hundred vo!umes OF valuable BOUkS.-SX months ere
dit will be given Cor all above : 10, the puirha.
seTs giving satisfactory security.
Aud at the same time aud place, the PLANTATION
aforesaid containing 663 acres will be offered sale
credit of q. II and Is mOnths.-5I6 OF the
land is subject the dover of MIS-. Pope, widow Of
Nathaniel Pope dec.--The dover right 81 Mrs.. pope
by her consent will also he sold the specific terms
IN relation that interest will be made Known at fbe
sale. A. p. UPSHUR, !
J. ROBINSON, STrus,ees
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
MISCELLANY.

MOI having room for the able and judcous
charge delivered by Judge WILDE 10 the
Grand Jury IN Lincoln county, entire, we
have taken the liberty 10 select such parts of
i as we consider most opposite 10 the present
me choosing rather 10 do this than deprive
our readers of it altogether.
-oME important and salutary provisions
are conteined in our Constitution and Laws,
imposing duties on towns and parishes, the
violation Of which constitutes another class
of misdemeanors.
The most important Of these are such as
provide for the cncour sgement and diffusion
Of virtue and knowledge among the people,
by the institution of public worship, The
maintenance Of settled teachers of religion
and morality, and the support of public
Iosyn Schools.
These wise institutions have been trans
mitled 10 Us by our Ancestors, and upon
their preservation depend most of the bles-
sings which distinguish Us as a prosperous
and happy people. To them must We
principally look for the support of our re
publican forms of Government, which can
not be expected long to contend succe ssful-
lv against the antiques and violence, wbic n
he lus, of power generates, unless they be
founded on the basis of public morals and
knowledge. can these be long preser-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
FOR SALE.

A FARM in the town OF ;Gorbam, containing
"A seventy FIVE acres Of Land, with handsome
buildings in good repair with large Orchard
aud Garden in which a'e great variety of fruit
trees
.4tso,-one other FARM, adjoining the
-sme, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
lungs thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres pasturing, moving and wood land, with a
Barn on the same.
Also, four House Lots, in the town of Port
irnd. situated on Fore-streef, near ELEzER HrG-
CINs'-two Of which have fats in front.
UFTers of payment will be one, two and
three years for four fifth Cash, on delivery 81
deeds-ti;le good. For fu ther particulars. en-
qrire q CHARLES ID. Bt IT'S, of Gerham, OF
BARRtTToTTFR, ESQ. Of Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
1hayer's Compendium of Geogro
pity.
Fourth Edition, improved by the Author
WILLIAM HYDE

PROPRIETOR % NE Copy f.ighs-No.3, Mussey,s Row
OFFERS Ibis valuable little work for rho 80
~ Of the Schools 10 Ibis District The nj,
recommendations which it has received from emf
nenf instructors end the extensive sale and ran;d
introdnctions 10 dsc which IL has had in the wes
Tern part 81 TINS Siaie and in the state of New
fo'k when tie former editions were published
are sufficient tetImnnaIs Of its excellence. II !.
Designed Tor TIE younger Glass of scholars who are
beginning g rad IN Geogsaphys or commencing
'ue study OF Geography. As winter Schools are
about c'mmeae'ng in the country, school Master,
he 'nTltef 90 cali. send, anu receive one of the
7k' groi's. and if they approve of il, introduce
= heir 50 hocls. CIV Dc,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
FOR SALE.

A valuable conmodious and hand(ome Dwell
Li'.G -HOUSR, pieafanty situated in the
tswu Of B unsw,ck containing two front room,
and the chamber, over them, facing the main
h-ee;, in The cccup atiop of Mr. John Dunnirg Sd
with the Land on which il ltand., and privileges.
Terms vii be made reafonab!e.
application 20 CEARLEs 5. DAVIS and M
THAR KIssMAS Rsqrs. Portland, or JorHAa
SroNr Z Q. Brunswick
Oct. 20. (eoptf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25

iiCE 10 hereby given'fo holders of BIZ, NJ
the PORTLAND BANK thst tie time al
lowed oy law tor Going he concerns E ,ha, IN
Intuition VIII expire or The evehth day IF Febru
airy next At which time a final dividend mua \.
made among the itoekhocers aud no biilr can be
pad after that period. All holders of bills there.
fore on thar Bank, are reqaefted to prefent them
prior 20 ihat Day for payment at the Bank ofPor,
land iate'y incorporated, where prov;ion !. made
ior ihe'' recemp ion 46w B. POTTER
AiSh 20 1917 Igeatfo tie Poytlss5 Bal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
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~ ~ taken the 0iice lately occupied by L.
5 :, Esq near the corner OF E1ehange ard Nd
a'e Streets where he nay he found at al bous. by
"ay n "'slt unless necessarily ab>eIt. The sine
S' "'.en'ton 'Viii be paid TO all, who may honor
~ wan 'neir teiis ~ any branch of bis profes-
Portland. 18Th Orr