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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-16

NOTICE is hereby giveu'ro holders of Bill Of
= the PORTLAND BANK, that the time al
lowed by Law for clo6ns ,he concerns Of thar in
lituton. will expire on the seventh day of Febru-
airy next n which time 6nal dividend nun Be
made among the nockhocers. and no bills can be
paid after that period. All holders of bills there
fore on that Bank, are requefied TO prsfenr them.
prior 10 thar day for payment At the Bank ofPort
land lately Incorporated, where prcvi6on 10 made
for their redemption. 46w B. POTTER,
March rs 1919 Agentfv tie Psrfisrs Bssf
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n FARM FOR SALE.

L,OR Sale pleasantly situated FARM two
IL ard half miles from Portland. Said Fara
contains about eighty acres, some part of which is
abgood land any in the Dist ict of Name cuts
Hout thirty tons hay, has on it good two story
dOUSE containing th rec lower rooms, a good
airy and four chambers, with Cellar under the
whole, also Chaise Wood House, Barn. and other
out-houses, there is good Orchard of 800 bearing
frees, for terms apply 10 DAVID SMITH. Port
and. GFThere is bed OF Mussels for manure
inost joining the land If. Oct 25
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Up SeasOna6ic Goods. IN
VINT)N & COX

Erehange Buildings. linear cuMBrRLAND BANK
Eachasge-Sireet,
ii We just received very extensive assort.
i ment OF GOODS, adapted to The Present am
approaching season.
-ceSstsTING or
Super superhne BROADCLOTHS all colour
10 do. CASSlMkRES. d..
6'rens 'ioths--pelisse Cloths elegant assortment
Dufhii'- kerseys
10 L qsarless Rose Blankets
saitinets- Bue plains
Ia>s'mere Shawis PLAIN and with borders
h'te, yellow, red and green Eiannels
STACK Fia"neis o. vide, for shawls
'nbazetts ail Colours
Scotch and Iatsn Plails
BLACK, s'ste aud WHIT vorsted Hose
hor>i-d drawers and Frucks
lamb Wool ao. do
Snpe fac Gilt. Coat .oa Vest buttons
lope ia twist do. do
Wuoien Gaps
British sbirLngs
Irish Linexs
Linen Cambricks
Long Lawns
Co't'" Csmbricl,s and Cambrick Muslns
Jackolet Neckelchiefs
Elegant Caiicoes
Cariisle Ginghams
Nankin and Canton Grapes
tevantines and Florence silks
Back siGchsws aud Sarsnetts
Changeahle do
Back FIorentines
Brown Linens Il Ickram
Back and white Italian Grapes
% ack BOmbazines, double and single width
OK Decentralization India do.
Leno DO. figured and plain Scotch Lawns
% aud quarters patch aud Imitation Shawls
superior black. bine assorted Eta Ian sewing Sill
sHk i",s'--'iik Feivets-Tabby Velvets
'-' an" Quarters Linen Dama,k Cotton do &c
UFAh of which will be sold at uncommonl,
oW prces-Purchasers are particularly requisite,
0 call and examins them,
Oct. H.
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4. ToUn Clerk.

--- -, IouH CIcTf
IL NoTE. The foregoing return must be trans
mitted and delivered 10 the Committee appointed
by the Convention TO receive returns, on or before
the first day of January next.
In Convention, Oct. GO, 1919.
Resoiued. That the Hon A. X Paris, Hon.
Ezekiel Whitman, and William r. PEBBLE. ESQ.
be Committee 10 receive the returns Of the seve,
al towns and plantations approving dsspproy-
ing Of the Constitution prepared by this Conven-
ton.
Attest. ROBERT G. yOSF. Serrsfary
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Bradbury c. Atwood,
III No. l. Union Wharf, Portland,
HAVING established himself in the
AuctiOn e Commission Business 4;

-
Auction & Commission Business ;
the Public are informed that he will devote bis
time exciusirety TO The above business.
- Liberal advances made on consignments.
UP Dealers in Hollow Iron Ware, are infor-
med that arrangements have been made by the
manufacturers at Halifax, Mas. TO keep con-
stsnt supply for this market. on good terms as
can be had elsewhere.--Ir A Cargo will be re-
ceived in few days.
NS Dealers in Stone and Earthen Ware can
always be supplied with any quantity of these ar
ticles, as they are received d ect from the manu-
factories.
Conagnments IN Store.
30 bbls. Superhne Alexandria FLOUR,
Is hdds. St. Croix, and Windward T. RUM,
8 I" Muscovada SUGAR,
10 bbls. St. Croix Sugar, superior quality.
900 Crates Crockery WARE-Crates will
be opened te accommodate Retailers with
any articls they may want
200 doz. Stone JUGS, Butter and Pickle
POTS, &'c.all sizes,
Mill SAWS and Ste.son's HOES,
500 reams writing, letter, & wrapping Paper
| Wizards Patent Time Piece, 8 days
case cont'g. 100 pieces Cotton Cambrics
2 do. containing Straw BoDnets
q do. Paper halgings
Coffee and Filber.s, in bags
Bags Cotton-boxes Chocolate
Casks wrought and cut Nails
Kegs Tobacco
90 bbls ground Camw God
Nicaragua Wood
Cassia-Nutmegs and Ginger
No and 2, Mackerel
ALSO, on Union Wharf
A quantity of Merchantabe BOARDS
Do. do Mahogany do
-LIKEWISE-
A good seryiceabe HORSE.
Il Farm,
ln the town of Lowell, about miles from
Fryeburg corner. Enquire as above.
Oct. 25. If
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FOR SALE,

A FARM in the town of Gorham, containing
IA seventy five acres of Land, with handsome
buildings in good repair, with large Orchard
and Garden in which great variety of fruit
trees
.4lso,-one other FARM, adjoining the
same containing fifty acres,S with suitable bull
sTeoD.
one other FARM, containing ninety
acres OF pasturing moving and wood land, with a
Barn on the same.
Also, four House Lots. in the town of Port
land situated On Fore-street. neac ELEzER HIG-
eINs'-two Of winch have fats in front.
~Terms OF payment viii be one, two and
three years for -four ffth Cash, on delivery oil
deeds-tifIe good. For ia 'ther particulars en-
quire of CHARLES ID. Bt IT'S, Of Gsrham, o.
BARRRTTorrER, Esq. OF PortIaod.
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.IOSt.PH HARROD,
-c0s>IsrTSG NPART Of
Black, blue and miXed, ouperilne
Head Of r rchange Street

--cos~IsrfSG NPART Of
Black, blue and mixed, SupeTiine
ianduu BEOADCLOTHS.
IN sck tine hrawn aad an xei. dne & Common Do.
nuac,fipr 4 6uc CA~>thERbs,
paeens Ciaia.-- lllscs, blue. drab, fawn and
C,aies Pesc Fl1ihy,
lpsl..e Fl-uael. 81, 49, & G-i white Fiannels
<3sck. rr,l Ii',t'n and yeiInw Fianuels
magic ard B,ckines
3Whte --ppfTs-Fesrnnugh
hale assorted .nbBzst,s
r bale Tartan P.ai.ls-Yorh shi,e Plaid
Fpr;ntea Flaniieis. scarlet and orange
<Psles VI -l,ham Slet,ings and Shirtiogs
a bale nna5le Rose Blankets. fcon a 20 TEA.
4 ia. Rnssia y :arers--Bl1e s'ianes
H]ue and drab Eersey>-- Siusllns a variety,
India. Mnll and onnk Musiin; 4 s Oh Cambria
Black and cclcrre Sirchaws and Sarsnesls
Florenee sol levant.ae TusrFings
! g black Italian Grape Of a superior quality
BLACK & white French Crape--S-l & III Calicoes
eFuruitares & Copperpa'es; EesIingS variety
81 Ginchams very cheap Yonsh's vorsied Hose
Ladies silk, worsted Y cotton Hove, an assortment,
Gent do. a. do. a.. d..
/ case } RI Iirreus IA & 5 4ol Cloths
LADIES' and Gentlemrus Gloves, a great variety,
lined and unIined
Wor.teG and lambs wool panialoon Drawers with
and withmr feet
Worsted and lambs wool STRAIGHTFORWARD Caps
Flag ard Bandanna Hanoi ercniets
FACTORY Ginghanr bread Lsces-Tapes
Firs-Cp,ton Balls
Dutch Boiling Cloths, from No. 3,
10 70. very cheap.
4eT Inv above Goo Ds will be sold uncommon
IL low for Cash only.
September 90. ULO
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Copper, Brass, Lead s. Sheet-iron
Work,
KEPT CONSTANTLY on HAND AND FOR SALE By
Joseph Noble,

Near the head Of Union iFtcg7 Fore Street. viz:
COPPER KETTLES-Pumps ot various
~ kinds-Cranes--Oh Triers-5 gallon and Sets
Measures-Varnish Kettles-Tea settles-- Boilers
-Lsmps-Tunnel hOses-B at Nails.
Brass Andirons, Shovels, longs and Hooks
Observation-Disclosures Rods-small brass
and belt metal Kettles-SkimmeIs and Ladies.
Lead Spouts-Hawser and Scupper Lead
deep seq hand, col and mackerel Leads-Musket
Balls
Sheet Iron Stoves-Coal Hods-Oven stop
pers--CauDoose and other Fuunels-Bake pans.
-4LSO-
Two tons Sheet and Pig Lead-Two tons
Sheet Iron-sheet Copper-Spikes--old Copper
Speiter-Black Lead Pots, and Clout Nails.
All kinds Of Ship aud Machsery Copper,
Pras. and Composition Castings-besd and Cop
per work done on the shortest notice.
All articles in bis line furnished on as good
terms a. can be had 10 Boston--and oil ords- re-
ceivcd, punctusIly attended 20.
Soap Coppers TO let as above.
Cash given for old Copper, Brass, Lead 4
Pewter. GG Jnlv 90
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Ven assortment of Boots s. Shoes.
OLIVER :. HARTsHoRN.
Has JUST RECEIVED, his Fall supply Of
- BOOTS g. SHOES.
-CCMPRIsING,-
LADIES, Gentemen's Misses and Children,s
Morocco, Kid and Leather SHOES, Of almost ev-
cry size and price.
Ladies' and Genflemen's thick and thin
BOOTS & BOOTEES.
Boot and shoe Trimmings,
Shoe-makers' Tools
quantity Of Lasts,
Sponge Varnkh and shoe BL ACKING
Ernefson's Razor Strops. of superior quality.
.8merican Water Proof HATS,
manufactured in Reading, Mass. of such light and
durable materials as TO render tLem not onlv com.
Portable but the most durable aud economical Ha,
in use. IS
POne or tho apprentices,
10 tue Boot and shoe-making Business, who car
be well recommended for steady and indus,rou,
habits are wanted as above.
October IL.
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Illinois Military Bounty Lands.
JOEL WRIGHT,

VEEPS an Agency office at Edwarcsviile'
IN the shire town OF the county, in Which
those lands lie, and where the registry OF DEEDS
Is kept; and will transact any business IN re-
alton TO those lands on the most reasonable
terms. Orders per mail, PosPold, "Ili De
promptly attended to.
For the character of Mr. WRIGHT. enquiry
cav be ,pade Of EZEKIEL WHITMAN ano BAR
aoTr PoTrsR. Esu1s Portland Nov y
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SPIRITS. TEAS.
Old Cognac Brandy. Gunpewder--lmperial
Spanish do Hyson-Hyson-Yo Young
Holland and Amer Gin. tiy.on--Hyson Skin
Old Jamaica Spirits. ! Souchong-Bohea.
st. Croix and Grenada SPICES.
Rum. Nutmegs-Mace-
WINES. Cloyes-Pimento---
Maieira--Tenerifs - Ca.sia-Ginger-
Marcella-Malaga- Cinnamon.
Currant-Frontignac-s SUGARS.
Port-Lisbon-Claret. White and Brown Ha-
Sherry. svana-Muscovado, va
FRUITS. rious qualities-lndia
Muscatel and Bloom double boiled Brown
Raisins. and Whte-Loaf, double
Malaga, Cask and Sui and single refined
tana Rasins. Lump.
Turkey Figs. COFFEE.
Zant Currant.-Dates. Java-Bourbon---W West
NUTS. : CANDLES.
Filberts. Spermaceti-Mould e.
English Walnuts. Dipped Tallow. various
; CoRDIALs.
CHEESE <Martinique Noyeau-
OF the best qualities. ! Anniseed.
Chocolate, No. and 2-Shells-bottled and
draught Cider -Demijohns, from one to five gal
lons-Molasses. West India and Sugar Bakers
superine Durham Mustard-Entry Mats, various
zes--Spe.maceti Ol-fask and bottle do
Cayenne and Malabar Pepper-Windsor Soap,
Liverpool blown Salt-Salt Petre-blue and
white Starch-Citron-Oli
glass -Indigo--Alum--Rice Flour.
particularly selected for families. .4iso-Ha-
vana Cigars, of the best quality.
*.*Particular attention viii be paid to orders
from Families, and for Ship Stores.
0TGoods sent to any part Of the town grabs.
Oct. %
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16 Hhds. Superior retailing Martin'co Mo'as
y ses for fale At Mol Central Row.
Novembar 9Th
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Wholesnle and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Iasnranee Buildings, Exchange Street,
JOINING THE CUMBERLAND BANK
BY WIN TON & COX.
w HERE will be kept the following articles
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Fall and Winler Goods.

- ~ exteR-ive sssortment " GOODS suitable
"a Cor the ptrsrt', and approaching season, are
ta;s cay Opening Tor sale by
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SsIscinien
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-07

holden ics the dis,tie, into which such cap.
tured vessel shslI Be brought; and the same
court shell ihereupon order sale and dis
ttibo,ion thereof secordinglys and at their
discretion.
Sec. s. and 6e IL JhvfAer enacted, Ths, IL
any person or persons whatsoever, shall, on
the high seas, COMMIT the csins oi piracy,
as defined blythe Law Of nations, and such
offender or BLENDERS shall si.sswstds ba
brought, into. or iouod IN, the tinted States,
every such offender or offenders she'll, upon
conviction thereof, before the circui, coOr, Of
the United States for the district into which
he OF they nsy be brought, OF in which no
o. they shall DO found, be punished with
death.
Sec. s. had De is further enacted, That
this &c, shsll be in force until the end Of tbs
next session Of Congress.
March >. lsls--Approsed,
JAMES MONROE.
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cents; for cattle, three cents per head for
hogs and sheep, two csnts each P,ovided,
That no toll shall be exscted at the ssid
bridge, for % passage of any wagon or car.
risge lscen with the properly OF The United
States, or for the dsivess thereof, or tor the
passage OF any troops sf the United States,
or the militia Of soy s,sse, or Of the District
Of Columbis, msrcaing in bocy, or any cah-
non, or military equipments, belonging to the
United States |; Provided aise, That IL the
number Of two hundred shares shall no, be
subscribed within one year from the tins Of
opening subscription books BY the commits
sionsss, AZ hereinbe fore directed or il the
said fridge bs not erected and built. and FIN
ished and cen pls,ed, BY this sct, within three
yeats fem e1ld after the fret day oil October
next; or IL Il should remain, at any time
thereafter, 80 onto repair, for two years, as
to be Unsafe for stsselling then, and in shs,
case, ~ The powers, authority, privileges,
emolumen ., and inamuni.ies, whatsoever, BY
this act granted 70 The said company, shslI
cease and determine, and shall become abso.
iutcly forfeited.
February -, isis--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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G. w. PARTRIDGE

~. ,s, oukcEoN lskNTIST, ttf
vT~ENDERS his service an the line OF his
y protessioa,p the people IN Newport
and its vicinity. Hcwocid be hspp, 10 wsie
on them ., Mcs. CorrRkiL's No. i26,
more sEseesble. He inserts froc.s single
natural PC ssti6tlsI tco,h, 10 a'fuitset, whlsh
will reuasin boau,iful snd white ext'scss aud
cieanses teeth iashe bess msnner. lbdubl,a-
bic proof 81 the accuracy Of his performance
can bs Produced by cer,.Restes IRON Soho Of
the h!s pfoisssioaai senlIemen 10 ConAscti-
cut and Pfovidencc.
Iuoo 23d 1910 W aNS
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'NOl'ICE|' ]
NOllCE.
10 Physieians, CoGnsry zraders, .dnosAeeor-
zee and Heads ef Fdmihes.

TtOR sale at cost, . Geuetsl Assortment Of
n genuine DRUGS b MiiDfciNES.- -
Those' who roy porchsSo 70 The aiheuc, of
en,dollsfs and upwards, shall have st cos.--%
IHo5v who purchase hve dolIers worth. shall
havc isas ten per cent. sdvsncs.-- under that
sum a. vesy reduced prices,
Or tie whole Stock will be sold on liberal
terms to any person who sns1 wish 20 pur-
chase and they will nod Il 10 their in,e est
70 maksBessonalle application nj the Medi-
cine Shop Of Dr. JOHNSON, in Themes
street. jun. 80.
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UNION HO7EL.
JOHN COOK.

INFORMS fhe 1ii6Hc IN gf7fTaI q Ms yTfends ~
Eavneuior.
THAT he has taken the roted House Of Col
Janice Perry's, NO i20. 1hsfiaes.atreets lately
Improved by Mr.. Do%s - pnbiio Hosses ami
which ne proposes 10 accommodate Ladies md
(scntIemen who may do him. the honor to call npor
him, with the bert fare the market may abord No
cxertions shalt be wanting 20 crafty and oblge =.
The best OF Liquors will be ready 81 commnnds and
good keepisg of Fiorsss constantly provided:
ora lev steady Borders (Iadies and genuemcnII
can be xecorhmodsted In the best Suanner
Newroft. July 4. -. M
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next; or IL Il should remain, at any time
thereafter, so onto Of repair, for two years, as
to be Unsafe for ,ksvelling then, and in shs,
case; ~ the powers, authority, privileges,
emolumenis, and insmunl.ies, whatsoever, BY
this act granted 20 The said company, shsll
cease and determine, and shall become abso.
iutcly forfeited.
February -, isis--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT authorizing the Postmaster General TO
contract, as in other cases, for carrying the mail
in steam boats. between Nsw-OcleAns, in the
State Of Louisiana. and Louisville. in the State Of
Kentucky.
BEH enerfed BY he Senate and Rouse ef
Rehressnsotves Of the United Ssdrss V I1se
RIGA, ia Congress assembled, That the Post
master Geners, may, and he II hereby, au.
thorized 10 contract Tor the transportation oi
the mail in stearn boats, Between New-Or-
ieuns, in the state Of Louisisns, and Louisville,
10 the state Of Kentucky, for any term Of
time, not exceeding four pears in any one
coutrsct, in the samc way and manner - he
lawfully may, for tho carrying Of Il, 81 Ind |;
bu, The whole expense ofssnding the 5hSb 10
steam boats shall not exceed that Of trans-
mi,sing the same " land
March 2, ists--Apptovsd, "a
JAMES MONR OF.
AN ACT further 70 suspend. fdr limited tine,
the Sale or Forfeiture Of Lamb ios faiIare N
completing the payment thereon
BIZ e snaesed by fAe Senate and House Of
RehrssensofiDss et thr United Sfasss ef .dne
rica n coseress assembled, That The opera
ton Of the sixlh' sopdition Of the eth section
ofth act, antitled = An acs to amend the ac,,
entitled "An act providing for the s.le Of
the Isnds Of she United States nosthwest Of
the Chio. aud above the mouth Of Ksnsacky
river" DO. and the same II hereby, suspend.
ed until the thir,y-fs day Of March, one
thousand eight hun<rcd and twenty, 10 favoE
Of the purchasers % public lands at any Of
tho Iand Offices of The United Statcs Pre-
oded, That the benefit Of this sct shall not
be extended to any one purchaser for grea-
ter qu4ntily than six hundred aud forty acres
OF land.
March s, isle--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT to protect the Commerce Of the United
States. and punish the Crime Of Piracy.
BE n enacted 6y the Senate and House Of
Refyesenfafiues Of fhe United Ssdfes Of .Ame-
viea in Congress assembied, That the Presi.
dent OF the Uoited States be, and hereby Is,
authorized and requested 10. employ % many
of the pubic armed vessels, as, in his judg-
msnt, tho service may require, With suitable
Instructions to ,he commanders, thereof, in
protecting the mcrchnnt of the United
States and their crews from pirssicsl sggres-
sions and deprcdations. #
Sec. 2. .dnd be if fuyfher euoefed. That
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Pxrfrxp Anp rgsLxsuHp M
WILLIAM SLaONS,
RarSTaR or rHs LAVE or TIE usrrsp srArxs.

2'srns sfsls Repu5hecn-
Two dollars year--one half In advance.
Price@ .adperfnng.
One dollar and fifty ccnts square, for three weeks,
ana suenty eve cents for each publication after
smaller ohes in the same proportion.
Q Adrcrtiseaents viii be cootinued MI {orbiddtn,
cnless the term of continuance b. specihed.
1 Job WORK sstisfsctoriiy execused.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
nY HoOPER MARREN.

Terms Of observation-disclosures DoILARs per
annum, payable in advance; or FouR DoLLAns,
at the end of the year.
advertisements not exceeding square, OSE
DOLLAR for the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertisements in the same proportion. de-
ducton of IS per cent from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
.aCE.N'TS,
The following gentlemen are authorized to
receive subscriptions and payments for the
SPEcTAToR:
Mr. Jacob Ellis-Saa rama.
DR.. Augustus Langw orthy-.4ton.
Thomas Idppincott, Esq.-.1Iloa.
Rowland p. Allen, ESQ., c7-,sr r,ssI
Major Isaac Ferguson,
L. L. r. Wheclock, Esot-Rihiey.
DIR. John II. Lambert Carlyle.
David PIERCE, Esq -Uashington County.
Mr. Sanucl Stewart-.foaroe Coantg.
John b. Murray, ESQ. p.m.--Cash Settlement.
Or. William NJ Alexander-Io1vno Of .9me,ico.
Mr.. Oliver r. Cook-iH. Loms.
DR.. Matthew Observation-Disclosures.
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SPEECH OF MR. PHILLIPS.

We have been favored with late English
newspaper, from which we repuhsh one of
the finest and most eloquent of the forensic
speeches of this justly celebrated Irish ora
tor. Our readers will be delighted with the
brilliant effort of genius and feeling, while
they cannot fail to abhor the daring profit
gate, and mourn over the ruined unfortu-
nate, whose crime called ii forth. The
penalty inflicted by the jury, though, an
inadequate punishment for the detestable
deed, marked their oxecration of the avari-
cious and atrccious vampire, whose aban-
doncd conduct spread dcsolation over an
earthly paradise .-Frankhn Gazette,
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, ,
Madison Coqt,,tv, ss,
TO MHlers.

e A YOUNG MAN who understands the mill
IN ing business, (ether country or merchant
work. wishes situation in the state of Illinois
or Missouri territory. Any person wishing to
engage a hand, vii. please to apply by letter
to TaoNAs HAnRIsoS, at Mr., D. Shung's, Car
lyle, Illinois.
AUGUST Ais a.
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deceased had been drked in number of
places but this deponent doesnot recollect to
have seen any dirk until after lieutenant Camp
bell and the deceased were separated but
Immediately after, he saw dirk in the hands
of lieutenant Campbell.
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OTHA n BATMAN.
mark.

WE, the undersigned, being hands on board
the keel boat Massac, have carefully examincd
the foregoing deposition of Ohio Batman, on
the subject Of the death of Banks Finch, and
state upon oath that it is just and true, VIC
having been spectators of the whole scene,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28

THE undersigned, Edward MGinns, was
not present during the whole ARRAY with
Banks Finch, in which he lost ms life but was
II hand ON board the keel boat Massac, but re-
NAMED on board of the boat during the rem
contre, | further state, that ] heard Banks
Finch frequently threaten Lieutenant Camp
ben; and | did warn SAID Campbell of said
threats, as did believe said Finch intended
some injury to said Campbell.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28

(signed) JOHN h BENNETT.
mark
his
(Signed) JOHN u ROBERTSON.
mark,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-08-28
EDWARD n MsGINNIS,
mark,
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ,
Madison County, SIS. s

.9H9nst Z, 1879.
This day, personally appeared before me,
justice OF the peace for said county, Otha
Batman, John Bennett, John Robertson, and
Edward M'Ginnis; and each of them made
oath to the foregoing statements, or depos;-
tons, to which each of their names are re-
spectvely subscribed. Given under my hand
the date above.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-13
FRENCH LANGTAGE
WJh. L.9.BePFJER

INTENDS opening an Evening Scnocy
n on the 18th inst. at ? o'clock, for tn,
Purpose of teaching the rudiments of the
French Language App ants ran leave
Their, names at Doctor STABLER's fhop
The following certificate is fubjoined for
their fatisfaesioa:
TRANSLATION
Having had the pleafure of a daily in
terc9Hrfe with Mr.. Lanphier for fevers
menths paft, we, the undersigned certify
mat from the profound knowledge he DO;
iehes Of the French language, no p.rion Is
more capable Than he of teaching It's rudi-
ments and different idioms (Which conf
tuie part OF it); and indeed the nioif cor
rect pronunciation. We alto have had an
otpPo ranity of converting with feveral Ct
'ne 'cholars of the lame gentleman, who.
without their having been in France, speak
good French. (Signed)
PAUL M. GEBERT, Doct. O. SURG.
EUGENE SHERIDAN,
.4lenandsia, .Iune "a, 1918.