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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

IN additional bill to regulate Prisons, was
read first time.
4 new bin TO regulate Pilo,sge. was read,
committed, and assigned FOR confederation
on Monday.
Resolve. were passed on the PETITIONS Of
john Pouer-of the town Of BeImOnt-of
D. VI. Doyle-B- Adams, aud OF J. Tu-ker
A resolve authorizing the Treasurer to
Invest sum of money in SIX cr seven par
cent stock, was passed
The subject Of Taxing Auction Sales
was referred TO the next session-snd q
committee is TO sison The subjScS during
the recess
A remo1strznce Of lie town Of Wells .
gains the separation 81 Maine-lnd several
petitions for separation, we're received
A petition for Baptist Society 10 Fest
port-ofJ 8urgin-for LukrO-goOd, for
divorct--of Commit e5s u[ Harrington
and Mschias. respecting half shiIe town
III Washington-OF ). >. Wilde, for Z Ssv
ing fssi,ution at HaIIow cll-of T. d. Ad-
ams-of p. BaFras-4Rd If I. CCbb-weFe
committed.
Orders OF reference were passed OF tAe
petitions Of rnhsbiIsu.s IL PenobscOt-P.
Putnam-and J. Buel
E. Kingman-D- Leland, 2d-P Cleve-
land-had leave to wilhdfss, theiE ptti,ions.
y BuFbsns-D. J0hnsoR-J. BorIand
and Blanchard, had leave 10 withdraw
their petJIo1s-
Orders OF notice were passed on The peii
tons of s. Hinkly-J GilmoFs-M. )
FeaFing-Selecfmen Of FrankfoFl-znd
PToprieters Of Cohssset FIa.s.
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FRIDAY, JUNE Ill

PETITIONS Of Joseph Nj Gerrisn AID offers
-B=njanin w Fosdiek-Pel.g Wads-
worth-were read and c7mmiil-d
bill 10 incorporate he Chapel Religious
Society in North Y4Tmou u. wss read tx
secsnd time, nd sfter d=bste referred to The
next session-Fcas 81, usys 81.
Leave tn withdraw was q nted on the
petition OF Daniel Psi,ib0ne praying to b
employed 10 heat The State House, by his
newly invented stoves
Bill 70 establish the PenObscot CCurt
House CorPoratIoB-7sss-d 10 be enacted
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
THURSDAY. JUNE 10.
feas-l2.-Na ys-24

Bills to regulate the survey Of Mill Logs
respecting packing picked FISH. and to
incorporate Union Hall Society il Weslbo-
rou2h-were passed 70 ~ engrossed
Bills 70 incorporate the first baptist So
cistv in Machi4s-r.spec,ing the Back Of
Notwithstanding iheI for building
Oxford Bridge and to incorporate the Port
land Savings nstitution-were passed to Be
enacted.
A bill TO incorporate the Kennebec Steam
Boat Company, was read the second time,
end committed.
A bill 20 incorporate the FIRST Baptist So
ciety 10 EIIsworth-was read twice.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

people 'sidered 10 have declared
their CO. Teement 70 the terms
proposed tlet- = hey slsll be called
On to choose to fern constitution.
III il shall y Jared that there j. a major
ity Of 1900 votes in favor Of forming an inde
pendent state en- The terms proposed, the in
habItants qualified TO vote for Senators, to be
called on TO meet in the several towns, and 10.
choose one delegate, or such number az they
are entitled 10 choose Of Representatives. to
meet in Convention for the purpose Of forming
& constitution 7fcorArnmeBt. The conven-
ton 10 meet o he Acnday in Oct. next.
This rePor 4 for consideration in
tie senate TIN s- Ny. o'clock-aud in the
House Friday.
The bill r-r- the joint committee
Of the Legislature, for the Separation of the
District Of Maine from Massachusetts. and E.
tablishing "a independent State. in addition
to the provisions noticed II our paper yester-
day, proposes, that the delegates 10 be chosen,
aud to assemble 90 the @ Monday in Octo
Ter, Tor the purpose Of forming Constitution
ior the rev State. shall meet at Portland
that The Constitution agreed on Nv this con
"ention Of delegates shall be published. and
submitted TO the people q he District, for
! their adoption or rejection. IN town meetings,
! &c be convened for the purpose. on day to
be appointed by The conyenilcn-that the
votes Cn he Constitution thUs submitted. shall
be returned to the convention, OF some officer
OF il, be appointed tor The purpose, by
liked day; on which day, or within ten days
| thereafter, the convention shall be In session.
10 receive, count and decLlre the vofes-ifa
| majority Of the votes thus returned shalt b.
m favor Of the proposed constitution, it j. to
| 60 into operation according to lis own proyi-
siOhs-ii there be not majority in favor OF
/ The Constitution thus proposed, the ConstItu-
ton Of Massachusetts,. with the addition Of
certain terms and conditions provided by this
| act and with certain exceptions and alterations
mentioned, Is TO become Professionally the
Constitution of the new State Among the
alterations in that case to Re made in the
| Constitution Of Massachusetts,. in its spPIica
ton 70 Maine. i a provision that each Sena-
torial district in Maine. shall choose three
times the number OF Senators now allowed
| them, and that the Legislature shall choose
such number Il COunselIors, less than nine,
q they shall deterUin proper. The con-
vention i 70 designate the place Of The first
meeting oithe Legislature TO appoint Secre-
| .arv pro TEN for the new State to regulate
| e pay Of lis members. G. draw on the Treas
| ury Of the Commonwealth for the amount If
he pay rol, not To exceed, however The
| next seni-aRnu7l tax OF the Banks in Maine
and ibe president Of Tie convention is to he
governor until a governor sbz'l he chosen
The laws OF Massachusetts, are 10 continue IN
force in Maine, until repealed OF altered By
the new g0vemmeRt.-Ddlly- ldvertIser
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

- SHIP T" DlND
We have seen a list of The srmaneD, sn4
ship stoses- Of The " bng L. Faliaaf. D5a
Wlileipsa WADE. eofnranjsr.- az The United
P'oF inoes XII South America '-oihe-wrse cal
III Ia Fortuna, alias III Uuior-tbough "
are In:urued that DIN H'dielrla i nc other
than Captain william Wade. 81 BaHiBore.
and the said brig vas lately The Foaris q
= ~, q tie same place. ltapg=ars Tat Sc
y species ~ Dandy, hitherto uuuG;i1ed, N
~be u hfIed uUt III lie real Dandy style, pilA
more Po1deT than bread. and uore Tiggiag
lhsn cargo. She bas rs large guns. s85 &c
t0g Of ts0Rs-l 81 ID. long top, and half 8
barrtL q ri9Ur-l45 ru=kets, and 35 10 u
cFee-I58 cuil4==e-, auI 5G ZEN NJ sr-1r-
number VI boa r5ing -pikez an piit0is. snl
q tsz barrels of 5esf and Pork-a la,ge quaa-
ny Of powder. and q tsz bdrrels 8 5rsc8-
In addi ION 70 which s5e has a. many names
a ! Ca-ar Augustus Gustayus Aiciphg> Mark
Antony Timothy Keeling. daHeiag ataiisr'-
has DO business, and i constantly I'D aistrai.
{ rom which weihink It fair % infer tba. Il
belongs to the above species. an ihoagh at
he hrst Of the kisd. , nevertheless q0.'e u
ne fashion and fully e0lFled 10 The agpelia-
ton VI 4 DIady" slap.
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Assassination Ofn MSSinnnrl

The Baptist Missionary Society hse Q la
mentthe premature death Of Nr De Bruhn,
vho has labored very successfully among
body Of people named Mugs, inhabi,ing
the country south Of Chittseong, district
10 the eastern extremity of Bengal. He fell
bv the hand cf an assassin about the close
Of lsl7.-A young Birmsn, whom be had
treated as his own son, irritated, as il IS
supposed, By a reproof which Mr. De
oruhn found itrequisi,e 10 give him. seized
knife and plurFeG it into The side Of bis
friend and benetactor, who languished a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

Departure of II, .NissioHHrles.


On Monday evening last. divine sew S'...;.f
attended at the Old South Church, Win - =
reference to the sailing Of the Nission.1.'t
Ceylon, on the following day he .,,f .
PRAYER was offered Nv the Rev. LAT. III ITrr.
the Sermon was delivered by Rev III .ssa
low. from Phil. l.. 81: For 81 seq az &. r 60.
not the ikings trbich ere Jesus Chri1i The
GLIDING PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. WooDwAA .s-.rrh.
exercises were peculiarly aPProPria-l N, TaTge
out. and deeply interested the ieelin=' aiken
audience. Az the close. Collecllen r.--.alsr1,
10 for the benefit Of TIE Missicn =
which amounted to Sis. g. -ss r. Ire
On Tuesday morning. 4 large ooi - wharf.
.,tnends Of Missions" assembled q - lbris.isH
"a indulge the sweet symPatniss II N tha=s
friendship. and Tia the final tarsA I-ot her
dear Brethren and Sisters, who COUNTS -;fbns n
lives dear. when the claims ei ov n.r;t;s.. TIE
heathens awakened their holy se'ise. go u the
Rev. DIR. Worcester Of Salem, ehlI -
solemnitles or the occasion, aad Us =
!, Blessed ID he tis that tfFd5
!. or Terrfs VI Chr1stiGa l7ri' g. ,...5-
was sung ~ the assembly with g ,.'t1sss5.
ins and effect. that We have T''l ~ EtsrHaf
The angels Of Ccd were pres ni--..,s tsheli
Fstber .niled-tbe ascerded kniIs. ,at sccoai-
with complacence those deFo'iaa.'i - farewell.
ranied The act III ctedierce ~ h'i o'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

On Friday and Saturday last. an extrson5iaa-
~ tsh. was seen near Cohasset Rocks. rsssa.
bling the oea-SePent, of which o much has bfsa
already said One of our iHformants, HA1 ~ Al.
and who represents himself ~ = sk-ptiC. III ths
Gloucester stories ut this strange ANIMAL nov
declares his conviction. that the living object
ne noticed. resembled the figure, MOVEMENTS
and action If the one seen IN Gloucester bar
Der that il appeared To him to measure ahaut
IN Pr 100 feet IN length IL head and 5lncaas
resembling. most =t-ikinsly. those already d.
scribed ID the former appearance Of this water
animal We shall hope 10 hear something t-c'a
on this subject for the gratifying OF ouF oEa CT
lzens, and 2 r. particularly for that q our SCUM
eTn friend5--BCgt. CO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15
BY THE MAILS.
q 4LTIMORE JUNE ;

BALTIMORE JUNE
The election Of Mr J1hn RsrdoIDh n
Roanoke 10 congress, remI q Is of the el
egant eulogium pronounced Or that gentle
man on colonel Pickering, which nav Just
ly be considered a. voluntary tribute lu
virtue, delivered on the flor IF Congress
Hall in 1877, at which um= they both had
the honor ola seat in thst dignifs d BODY =
No man in the L. States has been more
Misunderstanding man more reviled-
land that i, bold declaration for ne IN
m4ke) than Alex znd-r HamiItoB-unl-ss
perhaps. the venerable member from Mas
sschusetts, who generally Sis IN that seal.
[Pickerinsl md whom, Whatever my b
said Of him, all viii siIov to ~ LII hnne.t
nab he other d'y. when on -e com
p-nsalicn question, he vas speaking IF his
own stu et9 vii n his voice fslered and
MS yes fili-d at the mention Of his power
~: ] bought .nuid have gwen he ,ichrs
Of Dives hims-If f. hIs * hngs 1T that n
mrnt-fJr Is pDv1rtF was not the cons
euence of idl-DeSs. ex' -avacoRCe or Inxu
ry nor OF the gambling spirit of ,pecul.
tion-n vas b hono- -b7 poverty Ife-
lie sr-nt il ilbDti Is vice. and IL tie
highest fiji 6 pf trust under Cove nment
during to- WI IF ind P-ndence, IS veil a.
undcr tie present. cons itutI0n-Sir. |
have not much. although IL would be gross
fl citation IN me to Tl-adi 15verty-wr a. ]
have. however such ~ il Is | would frreI,
give 70 The sunotable gentleman. ii III
would sccept x, to have it said over my
grave, as ], may in truth be said over his
here lies the man who WAS honoFed with
he confidence OF Washington. and the
comfy Of his successor Fed. Req.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

Prersnfio7 VI injury 70 Plants from blftfi'.-
We recommend to gardeners and others A. "
season Of the year the use q the ammohIacai a.a
tarred liquor obtained from distillstlon q eos =
the making Of gas, for the parpose q kseP417
grubs and other insects from trees and piaatr a--
of destroying them. The iul j. nm nj aii uI'. u
full, but rather beneficial to the plants an
merely put round val trees. en- the van ID.
ground, VIII keep tie snails aud ether iAs''''
from them"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

PHESoMEScS.-A few days since, a. oal-l
Bay, Cape Ann, the tide rose ten ieet Nh
moments. and as suddenly ebbed. III ihe - -
lily OF the ebb boat was oveTset, aud tne -.
in her was drowned. A before important 80 -
On NF. TTask's land, then became drY an 80
continued %. Many of he Inhabitants y ~
vicinity think thereEas ~ earth4lake.-i@-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

Gay aal hisht and then evr..,
however, before he had zsi.,en $50 no.
q The Court, in the spirit Of :, = leogs
exienuaiing the rash deed oF NJ. --Paen,
declaring his Own forgiveness SO 4l's4'~-Fer
entre1tIng Pard1o for him !, IN. ~ aad
Justice-LoHag,. fater. 81 o.
Domestic Lzd4srry -. wr,,.-
Washington City Cszrttz. IN NJ. IL 'hs
remarks = follows: wz hsr- S. Nv ''issct
good SOILS Cheap government. irs.s'
trious habHs, ard moge ,erri,ori,, ' '-ss'.
Than the same n0n5rr Of pza1le ,n .>s1A
other section Of The gl1be. arr y. i snf
emsarrassed-rxhibHing daiig me- ~
tlon tor Pssmsut and p=yiyshw sr;.. ~
any oihsF $1,000 GOO M pto7ls ~ - IDS. nan
On Saturday evening l4rse nnrrA.-
persons were called together ~ - Nh
sons appearing ID the Park M VI Ps''
des tic Fspiligy y FIJI aAi1h ther -.
VS. truly ss'Cnishing- Twas d,sF-s,, - =
me swlttest ranDer 10 keep uD ui.b -.
| One "a tbe persons travelled On Fi.v.1'-
iPede round the Park starting rthp -
ed passing ~ front ofihe Han and b,rL II
The place ct s'artiug- lib one ninus. sna IL. u
~ i've seConds--Arzeorsf afer.
/ DEasHri--A lsi.er dsrsd Il Frspti;-
Howard county Missouri states. 80
l-nd s-irs which took PIsce lately prodnrr4
about sEFEN MILLIONS 10 he eoyetrr...
the AFersse price per scre, I've dollar,
be Poppls'Ion of this county, sceordipg
10 late crHsus- amounts 10 $500 sauiS
he crowd oi emigrants and purchs.rrx.
thr sales, was Wfoly unexpected and ursx.
smPl5d- Keel bos:s sIresdy dsscsns u.
Missouri with PrCd1ce, from Franklin 10
New Orleans.
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The City Of Philadelphia is supposed to
contain 100000 nhabitanls-wLich.a at one
dollar week for each on an average for pro.
visions, makes 100000 per week, Or IA.
600 per dAy-snd fve millions FER yte~
So much money rtRs! circulate
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LEGISLATURE or MASSACHUSETTS
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE
SFPlR.aT[ON OF MINE.

SEF lila lDat OF " 1t-f r.
THE Committee Of bo.b houses. 10 whom
were TeleFFed the Petitions Concerning the
Separation Oi tie District of A4iHe iron
Massachusetts proper, and forming he
same into a separate ) Independent Stale
and a'so sun4ry memorials against that
Measure beg leave respectfully 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

In Philadelphia slone. 90, geo persons are
daily begging the manufacturers for work.
The price paid there by The Commissary
General, for making pair Of psmaloons,
or shirt FOR a soldiers I2Ecents. Thus
woman to earn 8 so per week must
make two shirts, or two pair of psntalocns,
each day. In New-York, the same thing
exists. have seen 600 women at day lieht
before . counting house in Greenwich.
street. soliciiRg work OF manufactures.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-15

Counterfeit three dollar bills of the Coos
Bank, have been detected lately.
4 I.ioness exhibiting in Tennessee, has
lately had three whelPs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20
TABLE OF PRICES
n Richmond. In Lirerpooi


price
erpriedn
emf Ives
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20
Tnial 91G3 he. 20.

UIdI 0IUo IU5s WI.
Besides l9f lbs. of rough Fat taken from the
intestines. These animals were pigaed in
this vicinity, and purctased, when five weeks
old, by MIR. EHocH PATTERSON. innkeeper,
Elm street, in this town, and by him fatted in
his stable yard. Until November last they
subsisied on the refuse aud wash of The ki;ch-
en-, aud siuce tiien have only consumed about
ninety bushels Of cora and meal. They were
were vie"ed by numerous spectators when
alive, who not only expressed their surprize
at 'lcir extreme Fainess. and fine form brt
al the cleanliness aud economy with which
they we're reared. We understand they have
been sold for Isl dollars and SO cents.
fCenlind.
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One Hundred Dollars Revard


ttNoR securing in any Jail in the Nirgl.ia the
Tour following negro NJ
JoHN-Lately the property OF VIM, Lopg, and living
g as' scar in LynchbuTg being well Known in lbsi
place.
SAwPsoN-A thick, siout fellow, With his right ear
injured.
'oSBoRNE--A tail slim ncg,o, with bIemish in his
right eye, lately the property Of r. Taylor Richmond
where they have wives aud viii likely 90.
JoHN--A common fellow iaieiy belonging to Mr.
Lewis's estate OF Gloucester where he has wife;ie
has virginia cloth coat with appel--As they
stole blue surtoH the night they went away is nn-
certaln how they b. cothed.Ibe izst three left
me on The night OF 3st Of January about miles from
fincaSiie; The 6rst IN Lynclbrrg. above reward
VIII be paid for securing them. YcDk,r Fire Doings
for ether by X. G. PENN, for James Penn, II.
NeaT libeIty, BEDFORD co. March 10. lO2..tl
EsOIIlING CtLLsR.-J. HrAfltSEey fespectinlIy
- informs his friends aud the public. HAT without
making any addition his old establishment doors
below The Bell Tavern, in his stand, lie feels cont
dent OF being able To supply at the shortest Boce aHy
town, country, shipping orders he may be favored
with, as must appear from The following Items, uhich
compose part of his STOCK
5000 bottles Philedeip hia Porter
1900 do. Pale Ne
2,0ee do. London Porter
500 do. Brown Stout
500 do sparkling Newark Cider
$50 do. Crab Apple dc.
20 boxes Of best spanish Segars, containing
1000 ia each box
1000 gallons Of four year old Pickling Vinegar OF
the first quality, warranted
100 gross Of Bristol Bottles
SOC gallons 81 Cherry Bonnce, a wears old
CeTdials Of every description Inv the tarTel
Also, very elegant SECOND haHn light CARRIAGE
and HARNESS. April6. ios.. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

MAS committed To the ja OF Rorkhridge comfy oIs
w the 18th OF December last a negro man who calls
himself JAMES BALLARD; says he is nee, and was
raised IN Baltimore county, Maryland that be sailed
from thence with a captain Jack Tor York and Rich.
mnnd said negro Is very stout, round shouidered
fufaced fellow feet 81 inches high; he has fine
set OF teeth there is than vaaancy be-
tween his upper front teeth bat there tooth want
ng. When committed, he had ona surtcul coat OF
honespun, black and white twed kersey white negro
cotton overalls, and black elk vest, much worn ore
pair OF drab cassinet pantaloons the remains of an
old hne brown coat. He is an agreeable fslsw in his
address, and uses the words my GEAR master - fire.
qnenty. He had also when committed a iasge horse.
mau's pistol, with powder, bucksboi, &c-rhe owner
will please apply for him, he will be dealt with asthe
law directs, c. DORMAN. Dep'y
for John Lei burr Sheriff OF r. 6.
p Lexington March q. GA ,Et.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

Tobacco Laadtn Me county Of 45ngherst, for sate.
SOBERr II. ROSES LAND on Hanes' creek, isstiil
u for sale, and his anxiety 10 sell .ndimir.
iuepaet -. anu TIMBER
ed, within five miles of L}ncbbury and is Of dne qna
~. In his absence, application can I've made 10 Gee
Whitocke, Dr. Gustayus a. Rose, Christopher Anthony
or john ii. Peasants, all Of Lynchburg, who can g.
any Information to terms, and who are fully
autborizedfc sell. Jan. 2. 72,.ySwtt
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krenfh BnrI MI .Stones.

'E7HE Subscriber has established The mannfaoiHry ~
j hfLLSrONTS, cf She hest Preach bnFr (hlnchs. )
10 be maze 10 oTotr and Wsuagted ~ good qnaiity
workmanship.
Those that wish w. may have all ihs irons NECESSARY
10 pnt sicin into operation, made ~ tbs instatiou
mon The best plan. frw pair are nov ready Tor
sale, With eyes made i'npioved y'an. peflous
DESTROYS OF purchasing gs fHihrF iuinIma ion
application u the Pruiteniiar, Sure. ~ here.
SsMuJL y. paRSoNs SnDt.
Peuitentafy, 4ih mails Ito..st
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Exchange at par,
I,5s2d. or 5 p 81

z orl3 So lbs man;ftu htsS g. hundred
price In
s
q Liverpool the cu
pnw % orreduc
n owert the
the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20
Extract from The letter of an american gem
ilenan 10 bis friend in Boston.

Maiagn Feb. D, 1910.
As the situation 81 individuals IN captivity
Ia a subject AT all fines interesting 10 The
humane I have taken the Liberty OF stating
what know relative 10 orr cOuutrymeH con.
fined on the coast of Africa and This place,
that the minds OF those, feeihe an interest ~
their welfare, may hc relieved nom tic un
pleasant sensations with which fhey rust
naturally be filed from The ptciudiced &C.
counts received from time 10 time ~ the Unit.
ed States. regarding their treatment. Which
when known, far rom being injnrions 10 The
character OF tie Spanish Government will
rebound much 10 their honor"
Al Alhncenns, aud Pcnon de Ia Gonera,
iOftfesses Oh tine Moorish Coast, Thomas &.
King, Itbna Seats, Thomas Weston,
John Smth, and - Thompson, are coHfiHedl
these men have been supplied through The
humanity OF Mr.. Ervlng our minister At Ma
drid, Mr.. II. W. Meade, aud Out county men
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/. ssInaps. tNpokrkb IoIPneys ~ LlvGKp0oL

~ For the IL years preceding the war of
1879, (including the year iS0s) the average an
nnal export was 74.567 bllas. The average price
In Liverpool for leAt 81 "a in London lid.
per ID. For the -four years since the war, the
average annual export has heea 81 037 hhds.
and prices in England AS we'll as other markets
have beek unsettled and extremel, calculating !;
owing to the interruption occasioued by the
war to the Regular course of trade. u deranged
state Of the currency oil Europe aud this cUun.
tSy, and other causes which time only will cor.
rect. Tue uade in thse four years has con-
tequently been hazardous.
THE EXPORTS OF TOBACCO
FROM the United &dtrs, ia the years ending 30th
G. 1877 rad 1918 ,,,,.s
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HANOVER LAND FOR SAFE. Agreesby to tie
last viii Of Lucy White, dec shall sell at public
anction at Coal Harbor The 25th day Of MAY merit
u faif not the next fair day. tracI Of LAND in the
comfy OF Hanover containing about 200 acres within
II miles of Richond and in the neie Coal
Hafbor This land lies WE'LL and well adapted TO the
CROWN OF corn, wheat &c Any wishing view
the land can see it by applying To Nj. John Grubhs
VINO at present resides said land. The purchaser
nave The liberty OF seeding crop of wheat fall and
nli possession the hrst day Of January 1920.
said land rs good dwelling house. and other necessary
out houses The abcve land will be sold credit of
AZ months the purchaser purchasers giving bond
with approved secprty, and deed offnst said land
to secure the payment JOHN JACKSON,
March 10 lO5..w6ws Error Of Lucy HhHe dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

GEORGE WATr-fias just commenced the HARD:
NJ WARE q CUTLERY BUSINESS, IN one of Mr..
Mayo's brick buildings. on Main street. nearly
opposite the Bell Tavern, lately occupied by Mr.. WIN.
Richardson, jr. where he offers for sale general as
soriment Of ariicesin the above line, modeTat
terms. April -. iiO..st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

POrrLlNG CELLAR. inst received from Phi
ID iadelphia by the Robert Burns, Captain Pear son
80 hhds. PHILADELPHIA PORTER, superior quality.
Aud on hand, large and general assortment OF ROT
TIED ALE, PORTER " CiDER.-Ali of the most
superior quality. which he will sell reasonable.
terms as any one in Richmond. Country merchants
would do well to ca....All orders from coun.
try thankfully received. and promptly attended to.
II. CLARKE, n street,
shockoe Hill, next door TO 1r Joseph Carter.
April 10. ItO.ts