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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-13
Mary Mooney

Mary Mooney
HAS just received, and offer for sale.
IL I case Of elegant Leghoro tisTs
case handsome straw =
All Of which she will sell on reasonable
terms for cash.
She likewise expects her spring fashions
in the course of fifteen or twenty days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-13
Orphans Court,

OrPhans Court,
alexandria County, ,o,o
ORDERED, That the administrator Of
~ John B. Patton, deceased, do insert
the usual notice 10 creditors, three times .
week. six weeks, in the Alexandria news
papers. A copy:
Teste, A. MOORE, Reg. Wills,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

..,,l,on. q Goye into all the world, aud preach
"A GOSPEL 70 every creature :" and by that
~ which I've promised 10 his disciples, evil
k~t,v indited the feTvcnt prayers that were Of
- II was a solemn-an affecting scene
u beioyed Winslow, spaulding, Wood ward
A seudder, with their equally devoted Wives
vet on board, and at 10 O'Clock the Brig
80 moved from the wharf, bearing upon the
<eom OF the great deep, treasure, compared
IN uhica, the wealth Of the Indies Is bubble.
*~.rv heart beat high, with emotions better con-
<;ved than described. A number ofthe Clergy
4 other friends accompanied them a short dis
~ from the place o. embarkation, and there
V them their parting benediction.
We would have rejolced 10 mingle our Joys
4 a sorfows on this occasion with many more Of
"A fellow Christians. We would have been
80 II All those who love the blessed cause
"a have been present, and witnessed the COM
[,.,.e and fortitude that marked the couutenan
n. afthese devoted servants OF the Most Hugh"
-.,sy the sweetest smiles sat on their features,
|~hi,e they babe an everlasting farewell 10 coun-
* 30 friends and kin1red tlsey heard their
"A ;our's call aud went ioyfubs 4; they heard
~ dyng gToans Of distant millions Of i'm 'aortsls
~ went boldly. We shah see them no more
&C tll The trump a he Archalgel shall
<annoH them aud US 70 Tue bar Of God.
II NAY be proper 10 reniak that Mrs. y o0d-
z,ari' health IS sGch, as to excite strong spprt-
<.e.to,.s abost the event Gf the voyage nifh her.
IN, 10 considerauoR- clHid induce her ID Re o
- trial. The hinne'S Of her faiti---ihe cpnvio-
.,nr If ,lsty.hc giais>ou ~ 40 hrf irte ct, "a
Cod and Tie iers o. 0s her zcai, wuui noe per- ],
|i.r 20 n.ina for mosHenl 90 the suggestion W.
'1tlsy Heaven wasin he - r. while Paieness
-. ha+ check
N Fafeweli--ye beloved succesSors Of Apostles
Ma syrs. Earewcil--ye he aids OF glad tdings \,
~ heather. May tie wind 81 heaven blow gen.-
'l,--may the waves be stii--uay he Is TO contrDl
fie elements bold yon Ia .he hollow Of his henn.
mi lead you 10 safety 90 your destined field
|Iabos. There usy you gather rich harvest y
|<osls, before yon shah you selves be gathe ed e.
|1be generation % the dead. AMI hnaiy may you
shine above the brightness ~ the fTnament in thu
presence of the Redeemer you Ioye-the God YOU
adore!
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

In Hallowell, very suddenly, Mr.. Bartlett
Sylvester aged 80, formerly of Plymouth
At Hollis, ID. NJ } June Mrs. Rebecca con.
sort of Ellis B. Usher, Esq. aged 81 years. Dis
tinguished in the circle Of her friends, for hel
Sound understanding and intellectual attainments
endeaF'd to her family and relatives by her anna
bic disposition and domestic virtues, and esteem
ed by all her acquaintance for her beneVolence
and philanthropy.
Several months previous to her last illness, her
mind was peculiarly exercised with the subject
of religion. Penetrated with q sense of the Di-
vine goodness and mercy, the duty Of protesting
Christ before men was deeply impressed on her
mind but sense Of the infinite importance OF
the subject, and additional discoveries of the
wickedness and deceitfulness Of her own heart,
excited a strong and prevailing fear Of self de-
ception, respecting the evidence other calling.
In this state of mind, uneasy in the neglect Of
positive duty, and trembling with the fear of de-
ceiving herself with false and delusve hope,
she was visited with that disease, which termi-
mated in her dissolution.
For some weeks hope and fear alternately pre-
vailed. till at length God was pleased more
clearly to reveal to her the saviour, give her
strong aith, and good hope through grace.
From this time her views of divine things We're
Gncommonly clear and bright. The peculiar
doctrines Of the cross were all her theme, and
the righteousness Of Christ all her hope.
He mind appeared wholly distracted from
worldly things nothing appeared to disturb her,
but an anxiety for the spiritual welfare Of her con
nectons This lay with great weight on her mind.
With deep regret she mourned her past neglect
OF duty to God, her Saviour and while sustain
ed in her bed, to profess her faith in Christ, and
receive the ordinance Of Baptism, her counte-
nance frightened, and decaying nature, for sea-
r~cIh xy4 Of Lap I'D
more than an hour she was enabled to converse,
in most interesting and solemn manner on the
things oi eternity.
For about two months she lay in this happy
frame rejoicing in hope ,praising God, and as she
emphatcGlly expressed it dwelling with Christ.
The stronger he's hope, the greater her joy, the
Glore evident the sense Of her own vileness.
While speaking with rapture Of the projections
Of God. and the perfect righteousness of the Re
dsen.sr she exclaimed & Oh, what am | \? What
is nv righteousness have none need none OF
my own see the Righteousness Of Christ, can
trust 40 trust in that desire no other. | am
with Christ. He is TO my soul, all in all. In him
and il the eAjoy usent Of his presence. am happy.
Ia her last moments, her hope was bright. and
her faith strong. she was not barely willing 10
depart bat with pleasure anticipated the hour
when freed from pain aud sin, she should unite
with pure spirits above in their never Ceasing
songs Of praise to God her Redeemer
And on his breast she land he = head,
.sad bTeaft'd her Ire or spseliy tbtre,"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

M l. the. Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Samuel freeman Esq. Judge d
the Probate of Wills &c. for the county of Cum
berland, 10 receive and examine the claims Of cred
itQrs to the estate Of DA MEL BIsAGDON. late
Of Portland, in the county of Cumberland, Marin
er, deceased, represented iDsolyent 90 he eby give
notice, that xix months are allowed to said credl
tors Tor bringing 10 their claims and proving then
debts, and that we shall attend that service on
Monday the 9th day ofJuy next, and on the first
Monday OF the five following months from tao NJ
i've o'clock ia the afternoon Of said DAVIS a. H.
Office Of the Register of Deeds in said Portland.
ELIAS MERRILL, Conmis-
JACOB MOVES, sioners.
Dated at Portland, June 9Th 1919,
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M the fubfcFibers have been appointed ~
w the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq TO recei We
ADD examine the claims of the creditors 20 the e.
tate OF ABRAHAM MITCHELL. Jun. late a
Frseportin the county of Cumberland, gentleman
deceased reprefeuted infevent, ri notice thar :
further time Ut one month j. allowed faid cred;
tors TO bring in and prove their claim. and ,ha
We fhall attend thar iervice ~ the house 90 Corue
hu. Dillingham;. 10 said Frsepors On the .rli Tuel
day of July nsrt, from iEo tiiI FIVE Of rhe c,ock
ia the afternoon COR'S. DILLINCHAM,
THOMAS BISHOP,
Frsepcr;, tpne 4. 1919.
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FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE
IS.4BEL'S BOWER.

IS.4BEL'S BOWER.
TWAS near rude spot where the wild-roses
grew.
And where the green hawthorn was kiss'd by
the shower
wastold that each bud once put forth its hue,
o blush in its beauty round lsabels bower.
She told me that bower had now gone to decay,
Tho breathing Of loveliness hung round il
still
And many vine crept wild DER the way
Tolave its young shoot in the neghbouring rill
Twas form'd too by nature-and sure she meier
gave,
touch more divine in her happiest hour;
As tho she haa meant all her beauties to save,
To fling with her masick round Isabel's bower.
And this too had been in days that are gone,
The rosy-bright spot where Love wove its
power
And Musick perhaps, hath erst breath'd her song,
In nightingale notes thro' lsabel's bower.
And round it there's many forest tree waves,
And blithly it glances, and sighs in the breeze
As whispering the waters which glide to their
caves,
Adorn their green channels far under the seas.
But tell me not yet its deserted and still,
For many bright eye hangs DER its flower
And Love twin'd with Beauty shines round it
TO fill
The scene Of enchantment liz Isabels bower
c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

WE the fubfcrihsr havng been appointed ~
the Hon. Sanue Freeman Etq TO receive
and examine the claim. of creditors 10 the eltare
Of SIMON MESERVE. Iate Of Scarborough de-
ceassd, reprelsnted iniolyens, do hereby give DO
tice that FIX months are allowed 10 said creditors
70 bring in and prove their claims and that We
ihall attend that service 1t Nj. William Lihbv's
IN fsid Scarborough on the third Thurfdzy Of Ju
y nsIt. and the third Thu, fay Of September ADD
November from ten 10 twelve o'clock IN The fore
noon Dated * Scarborough thi, 10th day Of.
June 1879 MosRs LIBBY, Z Commis
NEHE- LISBEEl ,iongrs.
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A true Copy-At,est,
HoRATIo SoUrHcATs, RerIfsr

J'EE subscriber hers5y gives public notice TO
all concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and taken upon himself the trust Of Adminiffra
tor of the efiate of JOHN NICHOLS, iars OF
Portland, ia the county OF Cumberland Trader
deceased, by giving bond he law directs
He therefore requests all persons who are indebt-
ed TO the said deceased's estate to maks immsii-
ate payment, and those who have any dsm.nd.
thsrson "a eshibit the same for payment 70
HOSEA ILsLEY,
PortisnS, Jpne q, 1919.
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a L Court OF Probate holden at the ProHa e
4 Once, within and for he county OF Cum
bsriapd, on The ieccpd Wednesday of June, 10
che year of our Lord eighteen hundred and cine
teeu. -On the petition # JUDAH Chandler admin
ihratoJ Of he eitste Of EDMI Nd CHA hDLER
tate OF NorIhy IN fs,s county yeoDan,
deceaed, reprefea.ing that the perlouai eifa,s Of
laid decesed Is no suficisn. pay the juft debs,
v hich he owed at the time OF bis death hY the
fum Of one hundred and twenty dollar, ard pray
ing for litenfe to fell and convey 10 much OF
the real eita,e # fzid ceceafed &c may be uecefl
ny for the payment of iaid debts aid incidenIa al
charges O,ds,sd-rhst the petitioner give no
tice thereof the heirs of faid deceaed ADD to att
perfon, intereaed in 'aid eGa'e, by causirg a
copy of this order to be publiihed in The Pear
LANE GAZETTE, printed 10 Portland, in said
couoty three weeks Excessively, that they may
appear At probate court to be holden AZ The
houie Of Seth Mitchell, E'q in said Northyar
mouth, on the third Friday Of July neTr, at pine
o'clock 10 the forenoon, and lhes cause If any
they have, Why the prayer Of faid petition ihouId
not &c granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, Jr5st IF csrt.
true Copy-Atsest,
HoRATIo SoUTHcATs, RsrIfsp
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| HE subscriber hereby gives pu5He rotice w
all concerned, hat lie has beeo duv an
pointed and taken aPon himfs!f the rrufl Of I'd
ministraioi ofihe ciiags of DANIEL RR4 CDON
late OF portland, 10 the County of Cnnberlauj
Mariner, deceaisi by giving bond ~ the az Al
rrsts--Hs therefore rfsuesu al person. who ara
indebted 60 the laid deceassd eta 10 max. Ia,
mediate payment and bose who have any ~
ssnas 'hsTeon, to exhibit the fam- for paymsot
70 JOSIAH BRAGDON
10 York: or 10 NICHOLAS EssEy, BIS attorney !.
Portland.
Ycrt, Irne 1919.
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Iag Jm ~.
Arrived brig Leo, Capt. Cy ls5,, from
Batavia, via Antwerp, As days 5esrIe and
ballast to Messrs. Clapp and -iy 90,
lat. IA, long. A, spoke ship, 1are r IOWA.
from Liverpool, for Newyork, wi RS
Between the ATTITUDES of 43 anC -, anu iongi-
tudes from "A to so, Capt. l.. saw a number of
large ands Of Ice, rising 100 feet and upwards
above the surface Of the water, floating to the
southwark.
Sunday, June Is, sloop Governor, Collins,
from St. Andrews, with plaster-sloop Votary,
Stockman, from Boston. with merchandise.
cLEARANCEs.
Foreign.-Cleared. June 8, .chr Enterprise,
Gray, for st. Andrews-hrio James Monroe,
Jordon, for the Vest 'aa--.5rg Betsey Jones,
for st. Andrews III, t-5 MARY Lorng for St.
Andrews-brig Edwin rc Or Bermuda.
CsaStwiSe. Fl .ie, ate, for Boston
8, sloop Messenger, ] +.r Boston. 10th,
sloop Ruby Calef, f IL schr Eliza
heth-Jane, -, for G -l2, schr Mis-
souri,, Dennison, for Bath.
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NM Z the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon, Jeremiah Bailey Esq to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors 10 The Is
tate " WILLIAM BUGGS, late az Union. N
tie county Of Lincoln, Yeonlsn, deceased relrc-
sen ed iusolvest. do eieby give noilce that tx
months allowed 10 said creditors ID bring VI
end prove their claims and ,tat We shall attend
that ,etyiee Al the Office Of Diniet I'll HARDING N
said Union, on the first Wednesday of July next.
aud Of The FIVE following month"; from twa 10 FIVE
Of the cloC in the afternoon
j. 4NEEL =. " RIDING
JOHN LERNCORED.
Dnian June 4th
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
MARRIED.

In New-Gloucester, by Jabez Woodman,
Esq. MIR. Isaac Bennett. to Miss Isabel Hatch.
At Lisbon Four Corners, by b. III. Mace, Esq
LEVI S7owELL, Esq. Attorney at Law, to Miss
SARAH HINoKLEY.
In this town, on Monday morning last, by the
Rev Mr.. OlneY, the Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., of
Newhanpshire, to Miss L. w. ELArP, daughter
Of the Hon. Asa Clapp, of this town.
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'HE iuhicriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that lhP has been duy appoint.
ed and tahea upon herlsf the tfua Of E1scu.ri1
ct che lsit will and teGamsnt Of SOLOMON IOR
DAN. late OF csps-EiiEabsi n, il the courty W
Cumberland, ysoman, dsce~fed bY giving bona
a. 'he law drects- ihs Ehsrefore rt4ugtis III Ger
tens who are indebted to the Ga ders.fed's saas
20 make immediate payment aod fholr VINO have
any demands thereon, 10 eIhibif che me NV ter
uement to SARAH JORDAN.
Cape Ehzabeih March "a
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II. w. NEAL,

M the subscribers, hagiue been appointed by
w the Hon, Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge 81
the Probate Of Wills &c. for the county of Cum.
berland 70 receive and examine the claims Of cred.
tiers 20 the estate Of DANIEL INGALLS, o.
DtLL late Of Portland, in the county of Cum.
berland, trader. deceased, represented insolvent
90 hefeby give not'ce that six months are allowed
10 SAID creditors tor bringing in their claims and
proving their debts aud that we shall attend that
servise on Monday The "A day u July next, and
on the FIRST Monday Of tie dve following month.
from two to five O'clock in the afternoon Of said
days, at the Office OF the Register Of Deeds IN said
Portland, ELIAS merrill. } Commi.-
JACOB MOVES sioners
Dated at Portland, June 9Th 1919
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HosArio soyrHoars, nser.
Joshua Shutters Estate.

Joshua Shtrlfy's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs of the e.
'aie OF JOSHUA HlRLEY isle Of Portland
ne county Of Cumber ADD PrInfer deceased and
a. o'hers concefned-Th@r Pamela z. sbir .ey,
~'oow OF sad deceased has applied TO me The
subscriber, Judge Of the Courr Of Probate, WI bin
Aho Tor said couaty, for 40 slswanee ont Of tbs
Pe.soaa' estate OF ssid deceased aHd ,st the same
W" &c considered AZ Probate Court TO be Leld AZ
The pr obae office in said Portland on .he .econd
"ednesday'of July next. a. ten o'cock IN The fore
noon when and where they may be present and
'new cause, If any they have, why the SANE shovId
nof be allowed
Given under my band az Portland This ninth
Gay OF June, T. The year Of OR Lord eishreen hun
drea and ninet cen SAM FREEMAN.
trus copy-at,est
HoRATIo SoUTHGATE Repr
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HE subscriber hereby giSe. pubic ao,ice 10 all
concerned, that she has been duty ap2oini "a
sud taken upon her,elf the trust OF Administrattif
Of the estate OF DANIEL ING ALLs ODaI.L. are
Of Portland, in the County or Cumberland Ira.
der dscesisd, by giving bond q the law directs
she therefore requests IA persons WHIP are inIest
ed 10 the 'sid deceassd's estate 10 make immediate
payment and those who have any cemspds
thereon. 10 tshi5il TIE same for payrerrt
LUCY ODGLL,
or q NIcHoLAs FM1RE, her attorney
Portland !une 9, 1919.
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Sherif7s Sale.

CgMs'RIAND
NAhN 10y execution aud 70 be Tod At public
a auction on Thurfczy the 9Th CT Jult next
Geek, p M the houfe Of RIcEsRc
"Sh' CO 10 Bridget on-Allthe righr IN ,quity
y redemption which JAMES WBBB, w aid
on has, TO certain piece Of Land sitna,ea
- ia,o town, being fhe fame farm On which his
N~y now lives, containing IS acres mere 90
80. me lame fad Webb purchafed Of Rufus
NnAie @nt mortgaged 70 him 10 fecure he paw
nent OF about 200 do,iars
JAMES EMLRSoN, Dep sbsfF
Dated Pure 5. 1919
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TIL sIb'er'hsr hereby gives puhlic notice 20
az concerned, thar ne has heen Guy appointed
apa aiken upon himself the trust Of sre.u,or ~.
he is.t VI s tF,ta1asnt a. BENJAMIN PATCH.
I7ie Of ois6ed 10 rhe eounty cF Cumber apd
yeoman deceased ~ giving boud a. the law
reet- -hs therefore requisite al per,ons who arc
indebted % the sad dersssed's e.iate 10 make ,m
mediate payment; snd thc.e who have anv de-
mAods thereon, to eShbit the same f5r payment W
LEVI PATCH.
Ctisis.d June q I8Ia
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EdmuRd ChdndleY's Esg0ie

ri oIiCE 10 hereb' given to the heirs e the e..
tate or EDMUND CIANDI EV late cf
Ncrthysmouth, IN the county oeCumbefIand.
deeeased, and all Others concerned-Tbat Mdah
Chandler administrator Of fzid eitate he's exhibit
Cd TO me the subscriber, Judge OF the Court OF
Probate, within snd for said county III. fra ~.
count of naturalization OF laid eflAe aud the fame
VIII be conhdered At Probate Cours 10 be he'd
az the hou'e Of Seth Mitchell Esq. ia Eorhyar-
mouth, sioreiad on the third Friday Of Iay nsIt at
nine ciocS IN the forenoon, whea and where
they may De present znd shs~ car { If any thsv
nave why the same should be allowed.
Sven un der my hand &c Portland this ninth
day of June in he year of our Lord eizhteen hue .
dred and nineteen. SAM FRfEMAN
true copy-atest
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NOTICE.


HH uoder.gned hereby give notice, thar they
have 'a1ed the Polls and Rstate. Of The In
hao'tanrs Of this town, for che year 1879 and
con mltted the bills 10 S05EPH III. GERRTsH.
Tor collection and thar they will be in session AZ
the'f othce IN Exchange Street, Oh the 2ssh % \.
and soih, dsys Of this preseat month from 40
O'Clock 4 M 10 scar the application III any
penons considering themselves over taxed ia lard
ohi'- DtNIsL COBB,
I0fL HALL, AssEssoss
ENoCH PREBLEN
Portland, Iune Is 1919.
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PORT OF PORTL.9NI

ARRIVALS
Arrived, June 3, brig Eliza, Gruby, from ct.
Ubes. with salt and lemons--sloop Jones Hale,
Jones, from St. John, Il. b. for Boston, with
plaster Of paris.-10, slooP Visitor, MeHyman.
IRON, st. Johns, via. Bath. for NewyoTk, with
plasteF--schr. Seneca, Wipslow. from klexan-
iga, with fapT and c1Fr,
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H. NEW GOODS. II

which will be sold cheap,
AMONG WHICH Arb
Plain, plaid and figured Silks,
Jinens---Linen Cambrics-DiapeTs
Fancy Vestiugs--GraDdurils- Nsnkinetts
White Jeans-->trPed ditto -WiFa CoItons
British Shirtings & sheetings-Aiu.iins
Damask figured silk Observation-Disclosures ditto
Black, white and colored silk Gloves
Beaver, thread, and Kid Gloves
Glazed & undres'd S-4 & 81 Gnghams
Carlisle Ginghams ga
6ingnam Rubes-Furniture Patch
BROADCLOTHS and CASSI.WER ES--
silk Florentihe-Light and dark Culicnes
go London Prnts--Back and white CaGbriCs-
Iapes--Cambric Muslins
Flag, bandanna 4 black SIX Hdkfs--cotton ditto
Cotton and woFsted Hosiery
4-4 So, GA, Ia and 81 Shawls
Plain and fancy Ribbons-Garniturc ditto.
Gentemen's plain and figured Csavats
Imitation Merino ShaNls-,ilk Braids
3 * & colo. u N ,nkin & Canton Crane Sbawls
Blk Sinchaws and sarsnets--bIack Levantiue
NankiD and Canton black and c0nred Grapes
Brown Linens-Russia Sheetipgs-Cfash
Blue and yellow Nankns--hlaek Italian Cranes
Patent j Observation-Disclosures and Paraiols
CAUTION and Italian sewing Slks-Twist
Jaconet Muslins-pearl, gilt aad 6gUr'd Buttons
Linen and cotton cambria Rdkfs.--Suspenders
Cambria and common Dimities-Dowlass. &c, &c
-4LSO,-
American Gngh ams--Stripes-Denirns
MISUNDERSTANDING Threads-Checks
satinetts, &e May 2J.
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Az Evening paper of April Goth mentions, that
It Is still rumored, that an intention is actively
prosecuted TO accomplish divorce between
two lHugtrious personages. Another messenger
mas been sent off to Italy.
The ship Isabella, which bore the flag ofCapt
Ross,in the late voyage Of discovery, sailed from
Huh for America, with 200 English passengers.
he emigration from the north Of England is said
20 be more extensive this season, than at any
former period.
Al the latest advces from Belfast, fifteen YES
sells were at that port bound to America, with
emigrants. The like number Of vessels were at
Londonderry, for the same destination.
a young man by the name Of Woodward, a
resident of Exeter, who was present at the exc
cution of the two capital convicts in that city
last week was 50 shocked at the sight when the
men were turned of, that he complained Of
sudden pain at his heart, when he returned home
Immediately and died few hours after.
Letters from Belfast say. The small pox CEN
tag,on j. disappearing business reviving and
we are tohave an ordination here in fewdays."
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@crtCa,,e'
Tuesday, June IS, 1879.

Blythe brig Leo, Capt. Libby, arrived at this
port on Friday last, from Antwerp, we have been
politely furnished with Brussels papers to the
|21st Of .7pril. They are, however, destitute OF
Intelligence.
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. M'ittarg.-At meeting Of the SiaHd'sh Light
,..afansre Compa.gon the 25th alt. Lieut. ENocH r.
, n'oefss,wss unanimously electedCaPtsin; Ems
,,eAiAh DAVIS, was promoted 10 the Office OF
lieutenant. and Mr.. JAMES NOoDY. was cleo
Ied LnEign Of this highly respectable corps.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-28
Police Office, C;.yNew- York. June a2.

Police Office, CtyNsw- York, June 20.
On the 2lst inst. man, who says his
name is EBENgzER WALAND, was brought
to this Office, charged with grand larceny,
and which charge he has admitted to be
true-On examining his trunks, large
amount of money IN sundry bank note S
was found in his possession, which he says
he obtained in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Boston, by gambling as it is most likely
that the money has been stolen, or recelv-
dhy him for stolen goods, description
OF Waand is therefore made public-Aged
80. FIVE feet seven and bali high, light
built, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, oval
face, tops of his ears stick out very promi-
nent dressed when taken in blue coat,
velvet cape, light striped vest. and dark
mixed pantaloons, says he was bern in
Cambridge, Massachusetts,, was bred a
mason, This hands very delicate and Whitley
that he was las, in Boston, lodged there at
Mrs. Ruthe's, in Federal street, private
boarding house.