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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25
DR.. Thompson's Celebrated
Eup- Water

LIt-PI Nttf
For the cure of inliamed and sore eyes
of almost every description, This valua-
bic preparation comes highly reeonmen-
Ged from the most respectable sources.
Price 50 and rs cents bottle.
Dr.. Rapson's Genuine Itch
Ointment:
A certain and safe cure for that disagree
able complaint, as well as other irruptions
OF the skin. Price 81 cents box.
DIR. RaTs0n's .lnH- Bilious and
St0machic Htters,
For weakly and infrm constitutions.
Price 81 cents box.
Hncktey's hyaltible Remedy
for the Piles,
A nost valuable medicine. Price SO
cents box.
Specific Drops for the Tooth
.4che,
Which in almost every case, gives in
slant relief, IN that distressing complaint.
Price 373 cents bottle.
CooEey's Vegetable Elirir, for
Coughs, asthmas, Con-
sumptiOns, ETC.
very valuable medicine in those COM
paints Price so cents bottle.
For sale in Alexandra, by EdUard Sta
bier 8. Richard H. Little; in Georgetown,
By Joha Lite Otho. NJ. Linth'cum 4. Co. 4.
Nathaniel Jcuit; Washington City, DaviJ
on 4. Elisha Harrison CIV March
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25
For Freight,

~ The schnr FINANCIER, Ed
zap mund Crowell, master. carries a
bont COO barrels, good vessel, can be o.;
ready for cargo in three days, and wili
take a freight for Bermuda, or Coastwlse'
AnnlY as above. May ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25
Vol. XIX.l
Turks Island Salt.

uNHE cargo of the schnr Financier, cap
tain Crowell, from Turks Island, o
o0oO bushels white salt, for sale by
wv JAWR ASOS s. FOWLE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-25

Hats, Furs, &c.
GAMUEL D HARPER has just recev-
- ed on commission, at his store on King
street,
Gentlemen's first, second and third
quality beaver hats
Gentlemen's common do
Ladies black beaver do
Do brown do do
Children's fancy hats
Servants glazed do
Black and brown feathers
ALSO,
First and second quality beaver
Camel hair
Raccoon skins.
All of which will be sold on reasonable
terms. Il March Cd
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
Lst Receiued for SAFE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,
Had az Ess barge Street.

Had of Exsbangs Street.
A VARIETY Of NEW GOODS. which with his
former Stock makes his aiortment very COM
piete conhfting 10 part OF
super6ne, common and low priced BROAD
CLOTHS,
Do do. do do. .CAS5lMERES.
Blue, brown. olive, garnet aud maroon PELISSR
.. CLOTHS W
QUEEN CLOTH blue and brown
Oae Bale BoMBa ZErf3 blk. and Coloured,
Red, green orange and blk 6gd BOMBAZETTS
Tartan PLAIDs and WILDBORES
Water Loom SHRETlNG and SHIFTING
superiine white FLANNELS--SWANSniN AIMS.
India Calico and Cottous
s-4 A 54 and Cd Brisih Cottons--7-e and 4. 4
Iriib Linens
4 bale Rufha DIAPER 'A
Factory Cotton and Bed Ticking, .f.
Ca!icoes, Dimoties and COPpERPLATRS, -
Csrlfe and American GINGHAM-Flag Silk
HKFS, y.
4 4 and e-4 CAMBRIcs grea. variety-Blk.
Silk Hkle.
MUsLlNs, general afortment,
Calimere, Imitation, Silk and chinix S5AWLS,
Blk Italian Luftriug, Sinchaw and Saripets,
Blk. and coloured Florence LUsTRlNG,
Blk. and white Crape--white fig d. Luftring,
Ladies and Gent Silk Worried and Cotton HOSE
Ladie, Beaver Kid and Silk GLOyES-- Gent. do.
RIBBONS an sGyrtmnt - THREAD LsCEs. &c
The above will be fold very cheap for CASH
only Jan. IL. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Duke of slgrs. ae was native Of France,
Though of rish desge ent and esteemed man o
steling tale
In Pennsy gaaia. Zen. Presley Neville, aged
63-a distina alaas3 revolutionary Officer, Ia
vorte Of Wa.hns .on, and for three years an Aid
de-Camp to the Marquis de la Fayette. He was
at the battles Of Princeton, Trenton, German
town, Brandywine and Monmouth, and was
made prisoner at the surrender of Charleston.
He. was not in the best pecuniary circumstances
in bis latter days and G7v. Snyder removed
him from an offico AZ hsid-p
In Andover, N g Nls. oseph Noyes, aged 81
--One of the item Els last will bequeaths
10000 dollars, til crest Of which to be ap-
propriated to the lection ~ a building and the
maintainance of a salof for public school in An
dover. He left two sons and daughter.
In Hallowell, Mr.. Jonathan Robbins, formerly
of Louden, n Fl. aged 80.
In Belfast, MIR. Leniuel r. Gilbert, aged 81.
On Wednesday Morning last, at his Fathers
house in Ncrthyarmouth, Mr.. EDWARD BUXTON,
aged 27, late of the firm Of Coe a. Buxton, of this
town.
In the death of Mr.. Buxton, not only his family
connections who are repeatedly called to mourn
ing, but society ia general have sustained loss
He possessed an aniabie disposition an unusual
share of prudence and sobriety; was uniformly
industrious and diligent in business, and of un-
impeachable probity in his dealings. In conse-
quence ofill health, he was obliged few months
ago to retire from business, since which he has
gradually declined.
hose who mourn Eds- loss, do not mourn as
those who have no hope, as it is charitably be-
lieved that short time prior to his decease, he
became subject of distinguishing and saving
grace, and during his last moments he exhibited
great calmness and composure of mind.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
DIED

In England, Mr., Griffith Wright, aged 81. He
was, perhaps, the oldest proprietor of newspa-
per in the kingdom, if not in the world having
established Wrtghfs Leeds hatelkgeneer, in 1851,
nine years before his Majesty came to the Throne.
In England, Nov. II, 1918, SOPHlA-CHAR-
LOTTE, Queen of Great Britain, born May l9,
1744. She was the youngest daughter of Charles
Lewis-F Ferdlnand, Prince of ofMecklenburg-Streli.z.
She has left husband who was born May "a,
o. S. 1888, and is now in his lst year. and twelve
children, the youngest of which was born IN l777.
This is considered as extraordinary instance
of family longevity and it is equally extraordi-
nary, that she has not left single grand child.
The following extraordinary circumstances unit
ed in the person of the father OF the present King
ofCreat- Britain-That he was the son OF q King
the father of King, and never King.
Ia alsace, France, the Marshal Duke of Feltre
aged So. He was known, during the French rev.
! olutionary war, as General Clark; and was, in
1909, &c. Minister of " ar to Buonaparte aie was
by him first GRATED Count d, ,Hunebourg, and
whsu he received the Marshall staff was created
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
MARRIED.

In New-Haven, Abr. Bishop, Esq. TO Mrs. Eli
zabeth ID. Lynde.-The Collectors first wife is
now living in Ncwburyport. III,
In Concord, N. II. MIR. G. T. Hedge, to Miss
A. F. Bradley. te'.
In Hamptonfalls, Mr.. John sanborn, aged
LVII, to Mass Lydia Stanyon, aged LXXXll =
no joke. :.
In Boston, Mr.. Amos B. Parker, to Miss Susan
Woodbridge, of Newcastle, Me.
In Oxford county, by Mr.. Sheriff Hamlin, M.
Thompson Hall, to Miss Mary Bartlett.
In Norway, by the Rev. N, Crcsey, Mr.. Icha-
bod Bartlett, to Miss Eunice, Woodman-Mr.
Robinson Hobbs, to Miss I4avinia Hall.
In New-Gloucester, by Elder r. Low, Capt,
Walter Johnson to Miss Mercy Harris, both of
that town.
In Northysrmou,h, by Rev. O G. Wilton, Mr.
William Hicks, to Miss Adeiine Drinkwater, only
daughter of Capt Elbridge ID.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
SHERIFPS Sale.

Z CuMEERLAFD, 90.
Taken BY Execafior, end to be 6ld at Pubic
duetion, on TUESDAY, The /sesnd day
Of February next, at fws Of TIE o'clock,
in the atterneon, at the Stare Of CAPT.
Samuel Ddvis,in Durham, in ldid csuny,
a Ii the Right iu Equity of redemption which
! Illus Fsbyan of faid Durham has in and un-
70 the following iefcribed mortgaged real eitates
viz. certain tract or parcel Of land 6tuated 10
faid Durham bounded az follows s-be2inning ae
the fcuth wen corner of the lot thence running
northwef one hundred rcds TO The north weik
corner of faid lot; thence aortheaif fty rods and
half thence foutheaf eighty rods htsls 20 ,hs
Dorthward of barn owned by Thomas Roberts !;
thence round the fonsh 6de of faid Tho's. build
iags the fence nou eands to the road that leads
from Ezekiei Turner'S 20 the run round bridge 10
calel thence BY faid road City four rods and ons
quarter TO the bounds hrit mentioned, contain1g
thirty Eve acres more or less. The above des-
cribed property, morigaged by Iius Fsbysn and
George Fabyan Lemuei Roberts. for the fnrR
of two hundred and ninety dollars with intereff,
IN three years ffcm the feeond day Of May, 1917,
- faid mortgaged deed will appear on record Sept
26th, 1917 beck rs. page 4s7 = Daed At Dur
ham, III day Of January, A. D. 1919
JoNATHAs sTRoU1', Deputy sheriff
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

I've observe, says a correspondent, with
Fh pleasure, the fourishing condition of
srfen Academy, in the District of Maine.
Y lunds were rather unproductiye, its OPP
l''on has been occasionally, suspended.
! ls now thought such arrangements are
z, as will enable the trustees OF the insti.
'o0' % continue it in operation, with only
= temporary vacations as are usual in 9TH
.sademles. AT the quarterly examination
'm second instant, the pupils appeared 10
2 advantage. They were examined in
a'nS writing, arithmetic, English grammar,
9apny, rhetoric, trigonometry, and in the
language. The trustees and spectators
much gratiIied blythe performances, and
'aey reflected honor upon the instructor
he pupils.
esefy science is taught in this Academy
" = Taught h others, and the trustees in
'ne most sanguine expectations Of its
'aa'ng 10 flourish, and grow in respecta-
y under the tuition of Mr. GEORGE STAR.
I gentleman of superior abilities, and
sosed fidelity.
Aae next term viii commence on Monday
25th instant.
'arrsa, Jan. 4, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
Consignment per Sloop Huntress.

Consignment per Sloop Huntress.
IN EGS MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Bbls. and Kegs pure GINGER,
Boxes Starch and Boxes FIGS,
Half or. Casks LISBON WINE.
also an Store,
Bbls. Howard Street superiine and fine FLOUR.
Pipes real Cognac BRANDY
s. Barcelona do
I" American DO
Hollands GIN,
HID. American do.
Bbls. and half bbls. Rose CORDIAL,
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira WINE, } r1Nrn
6 Lisbon do.
s. Malaga do.
Kegs Prices No. 1 ITOBACCO,
Chests Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchons
TEA,
Bags double boil'd white Calcutta SUGAR, and
boxes and half boxes Bakers No. l CHOCOLATE,
For sale at
JERE. CORES Commission Store,
Jan. r. No. 81, Long Wharf
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
JOHN LEIGHTON.
BY hia attorney GEORGE SULLIVAN.


Worcester s.. Supreme judicial Cour; at Wor-
cesier, SePtesnher term, A. ~. 1918.
On he petition AFORESAID, Osaerea. ,hst the
said john Leighton notify sil persons Interested
thereins to @prear . . term Of this court 10 be
holden ai Xolk, within aud for our co,snsy oi
York. on the third Tuesday 4 NAV mex, By pub
fishing an sttested copy Of sid peti.ien, ard
,his order thereon in The Coksna6iaa Ceu,aal e
Independent Chronicle, aad Boston Pavso,, ptlnies
IN Boston snt q so in the Iporfiau5 Gacetfe, sne
Eastrn A,gas. p med in Portland, h &c week,
uccessiyeiy, The last publication to be ihut,
d.ys at least, befare tha ting said cour
lhst said persons may there and then shev
Cause. If any they have, why tn: pr aver thsteo
should not BE granted.
Auest, ABiI HI BIGELOW, czerk.
| A copy of the petition ard order iher-on
Attest. ABIJAH HiGALOW, Clyk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
REMOVAL.
w. B. NORTON,

INFORMS his friends and csfiomers, that he ha,
removed 20 The Store lately occupied by Mefr,
Hannsford aud Webb, next door wen of the oid
Market Houfe, Middle Street, where he offers for
fale general afotment of
". 1. Goods and On Oceries,
with variety Of ether articles as ufuai, on the
molt favorable terms by wholelale or retail
Wanted to, purchase, 1000 X. O,
SHOCKS also few tIouiaad K o Hhd. Slaves
for the latter cslh and the h,ghel price will be
paid on delivery. (9w)
Ian. f2, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Corsets.-The New-York papers mention
the catastrophe OF young lady erpiriag sud-
denly at ball, in consequence Of the exces
sisely tight lacing of ber corsets They tive
another instance OF young lady who fa,nted
tasce under the operation OF iacng, while pre-
pairing tor ball, and who still persists in the
practice.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Worcestor SIS. To the Hon. the Justices Of ths
Supreme ludicii Court begun and held u
Worcester, IA and far The couniy OF Wogces.
ter on the fourth Tuesday of Sepie mber, i.
the year of our LIfd eighteen hundrea and
eighteen. IA
THE petition Of John Leighton Of Shspleigh,
in the county OF Ymk, Yoemen, numbiy
shews that he is interested in. and holds 10
common and undivided with maay persons, 10
your petitioner unknUwn, one half part Of sli
those &C, tin tracts of Lend situsie in said
county cf York, which are included in and cou
sti ute the towns or sawnships commonly called
and known, by abe nance of Lnniagton, Corr
nish, and Newfeid, which SAID towns lie in
Sid county between the great Ossipee river on
H. e north, the Saco river on the east, the little
Ossiee river on the south, snd the western
boundaries Of the said county as il exteLds I. ON
the little 10 the great Ossipee river onthe west
being parcel of that tract of Land described a.
follows, in the deed of Capt. Sandy To Francis
Small urtIer whom your petitioner claims o hold
viz. all that gres. trscto OF Land Ut Ossipee, con.
tanning twenty mi es square, lying and being be-
tween The two rivers OF great Ossipee and little
Ossipee, so called, and being the same Land
where said Francis SIN Is trading House now
sands, and from the river Newche wannae I.
nesr Humphrey Chadbu n's Godglng camp. 10
extend northerly and easterly 10 Saco river,
which said decd is recorded IN the book ~.
page 239 of the {. gist ofdeed, for said coun
iy of Y,skt whereupon your petitioner repre-
sents and shews to Your Honors, that he is dc
sigous of hoidmg his. said shaie of said Lands
u several,y, IN huElbiY prsys your Honors ID
cause partitien thereof 10 be made and his 4
fresaid share OF The same TO be divided and sci
off flom be rest, sHd that due no,ice accottine
10 law m. y be give and such other proceeding.
had righ' and justice oppertAiu, and as il
duty bound. &c.
JOHN LEIGHTON.
Bv hia attorney GEORGE SULLIVAN
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

THE Members are reminded that a GUAR
= J. TERLY MEETINGtwill be held thas Eren-
ing, at the ARMoRy. They " i'll therefore give
their punctual attendance at o'clock, precise
ly.-Pcr Order, LUTHER DANA, Clerk.
January 10, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
GAZETTE Ag Ag Npvs.
PORT OF PORTLAND

POHI' OF PORTLAND.
Eatrances and clsarances at lie Cus,om- House.
ARRIVALS
Jan. Z, ar. schr. Union, Blanchard, from Salem
-8, sloop Abby, Morton,- from Boston-schr.
Dolphin, Polleys, from Quoddy-1l, sloop Hun
tress, Morton, from Boston
CLEARANcEs.
Foreagn-Jan. 6, schr. Packet, Fowler, for St.
Andrews, brig Lion, Alden, for Guadalupe
--schr. Decater, Knight, for Havana-9, brig
Venus, Chase, for Cuba.
Coastaease-Jan 5, schr. Evergreen, Coombs,
for Charleston.
Brig Susan, Woodbury., of Portland, sailed
from Alexandria, for Boston, lst inst
Schr. Laurel, Stevens, of Portland, arrived at
Savannah 28th ult. day from Darien. Coming
out ofthe river ofthe latter place, Capt S. spoke
Portland sohr. going up-supposed to be the
Antelope, Capt. Drinkwater.
Trade Of Boston. During the year 1918, there
were entered at the Custom House in Boston 855
vessels from foreign ports, and 1891 from Ameri-
can ports. he number of clearances in the same
year, was, Tor foreign ports SD for American ports
ZO82. otal Of entries 2686-total of clear ances,
1000 VI Inc fore ign clearances so were for ports
beyond the Cape Of Good Hope.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
G REMOVaL, IN

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to
: all concerned that he has been du'y appoin.
red and taksa upon himfelf the trui Of laaminis
traitor upon the eftafe of JOHN GROVER late of
Bethel, 10 the county of Oxford yeoman dsceafed
by giving bond as the law difecss-He therefore
requsas aii psrfons who are indebted to the fsia
deceafed's eifate to make immediate payment /; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame for fettiement 60 AMOS HILLS
Bethel Jan g. 1879.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

"A Ii perfons having demands again.. the fub-
( \ fcriber are RESPECTFULLY requeffed 10 exhibit
the fame to ELIAs kelley for paymens-All
perfqns indebted are likewife requsaed to cali ss
above aud make payment without delay.
ELlPEIALKT WHARF,.
Ian. IL, 1919,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
NEW GOODS.

MITCHELL 4 PAINE,
Oepsfss Mr.. Jeba Gsdia,ds A1idj!s Street
NNAyE JUN received an additional aGori me0,
". India Goods, Groceries and
Hard Hare
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH POPE.

JOkJ II II 4 VI Z,
W thar he has removed from No. Z, TO No. A
A1ySSETS R0W. Where hs offers for iale
English and American manaqac-
furea GOODS,
on reafonabIe terms for Cath or approved credit.
Mo. l2, 1919. Gf)
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Z AMONG WHICH All
Loaf, White aud Brown SUGAR--MOLASSES-
Hylon. Young Hyfon, Hyfon skin and souchong
TBAS-C -COFFEE-CHOCOLAT
SiNS-SPlCEs-C Cognac and common BRANDY
w India and N. England R [ M-Hoand and
American GIN-WINEs CORDiALS -TO8AC-
CO--starch---A AIIum--Dye Woods Iadigo- Cop
peras--F4ctory YARN-FLOUR-MEAI RICE
CHHESE, Cc &c.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

[tr, From Castane, Jan. |,
sne people here are anxious to have the The
seminary, now located at Hampden, re-
-. !" Inis place NEE ting was called for that
~ lew evenings since, and D500O subscri-
@oout dozen Individuals
Nesoburyport Herald.
aARp p:s, sARrcx, Esq. Treasurer of the Amer
sole society acknowledges the receipt of
y "'ousand four hundred and eighty dollars and
Il. cents, during the month Of Decem-
~ LeesiataIrs. Senate has passed
= aa'se the pay of members to Htrst dollars
IA bin has passed the Georgia Leg
- il1ns the pay Of members at five dol
IN legislature of Virginia has increased the
- members to s4 per diem.
'ense Bank, covered with Cod, has bssn
'ssa q Shetland Islands.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
lIso--A complete aGprtment OF
SADDLERY w ARE,

Harness and ChdiSe TRIMMINGS,
Window GL ASS Wrought and Gu; NAILS
Engilh aud American SHOVELS-HOLLOW
WARE IRoE, & SrEEL. with variety of other
articles. which will be fold whoIelae or retail
vs,y sbe9p.
Portland. 7an'y. 9Th 1919. If.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

-. SION EsT is removed from the
| read OF Exchange street, to the elegant brick
reaE, head OF Union Wharf. The business in
| iutnre will be conducted under tue firmo of
Atwood & Calvin,
unctua attention paid to all business entrusted
| their cars.-Cash literally advanced on Con-
>ignments. Be- ATWOOD.
GEORGE j. CALVIN.
Igho haze just rsceivsd on board sloop Ab6y,
pipes Lisbon Wine
10 bags green Coffee
IL do Pepper -
10 bbls American Gin, ,., "a.
1000 VT. first quality new mich Cheese, (for
,. family use)
lQo reams wrapping Paper, large and
80 small M
100 do letter and fooIscap Do.
10 matts Cassia
8 tbls ground Ginger
10 dozen Shoyels ..... l.s-.
81 do Stone Ware, consisting Of Jugs
Butsr Flower Pots, j. Stands,Sss.
IN STORE.
ll6 casks superior quality LINE.
4 bales prime upland COTTON, (new crop)
Pipes Cogniac BRANDY, (hrst quality)
20 bags white Calcutta SUGAR
20 boxes RAISiNS
10 Hhds. Connt. BOTTLES, assorted sizes.
5 Casks Malaga WINE
90 Casks Malaga I > ,..,vc
20 Boxes Bloom "A'~''
90 Barrels Muscoyado. SUGAR
238 GRlNDSTONES, small sizes Of supe~
rior quality. 4.
60 bags PIMENTO ...
pipe HOLLANDS GIN
3 Hhds. SUGAR
100 crates, assorted Crockery Ware
80 hhds St. Croix and Windward IslaU&
RUM
so do retailing Molasses
3 pipes American. Brandy, 4th proof
80 kegs manufactured Tobacco, of superior
d, quality
90 do Snuff NH So
90 bags Calcutta white Sugar
do Samatra Coffee
Superfne Haltimore ELOUR-Mill Saws
Gas. Iron Stoves--Grind Stones--Crown Glass,
by 9 and Q by 10, .,. ..
40 Chests 4 Boxes, Hyson,
Young Tyson. Hyson Skin, IEASo
Souchong and Campoi,
05s The above viii be sold at fair prices,
aud on a reasonable Credit.
!. HWANTED,d,0
For which CASH -0as Be- s0id at fair price,
5000 bushels FLAX-SEED.
1000 lbs. good SLEEPS WOOL.
apply to ATWOOD & CALVIN.
a-A Far <
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12


|, SHE At AUCTION, = -
BY Atwood &, Calvin,
TOMORROW, January i3h-Saie on lie
promises al 10 O'Clock,
THE STORE, recently occupied By Dir. EzS-
SHOP FURNITURE. and variety Of MIR
cHanDIzE. -eossisTrsc OF
Observation-Disclosures
Tea Trays-SteeI Yards
shop Furniture, &c.
, large Iron STOVES,and funnel
on THURSDAY .f4th inst at Ii O'Clock, at
The goodes tuvo story store, opposite Messrs.
b. s. @. Willis, Middle Street,
so GRINDSTONES
hid RUM 49,.
4 crates .CROCKERY WARE
Witha variety ofSHOP FURNITURE.
0SF> The above named STORE will be sold a.
f2 O'CLOCK.
on MONDAY the 25th inst. atyNo 4, Err
change Street., nert door above Cumberland
Bank.
Is crates Of CRocKERY WARE,
-CoNsIsTING Or
Cream coloured, emameled and blue printed Tea
and Dining WARE-Italian Water Mill, Wood
nand and Willar's PATTERNS.
OF The Invoice may be examined by apply
rag 10 ATWOOD & CALVIN, -aa'ctrs.
Head Of Union Wharf.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12
Remoual s. Copartnerships

- c. ATTWO0D'S AUCTION and CoMMIs-
u. SION EsTABLIsHENT, is removed from the
read of Exchange street, to the elegant brick
reRE, head of Union Wharf. The business in
ulure will be conducted under tue firm of
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

. : . .
ne Legislature Of this Commonwealth con
80 N Boston tomorroag. As The doings ol
= - hody IS more or less sought after, if is
!, design TO publi'h journal OF all The pro-
,;nrs : which relate 10 the District of Maine
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

'unctual attention paid TO all business entrusted
. their cars.-Cash literally advanced on Con-
signnents. &c, ATWOOD
GEORGE j. CALVIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-30
FOREIGN.
.......-........,

BOSTON, April Give have received
by the Falcon from Liverpool our regular
files oil London papers 10 March I3ilt and
from Trend who was passenger in The
Falcon, The JOpdoD Courier and States.
man 10 the 10Th. The most importsu,
news which they furnish relates 10 fhe
measures of the French government and
Legislative Chambers. The Chamber of
Peers had shown disposition 10 tbwart
The ministry III all their measures. A pro-
position Tor chang of the law of cleo
lions, prescribing the mode of choosing
members of tue Chamber of DEPUTIES
was carried III The Chamber of Peers after
strenuous resistance by the ministers in
variety OF shapes, by a majority Of 40
VOTES. a proposition BY The ministers for
d law changing the period of commence.
nIeni OF The financial year, was negaiiyed
by Tie Peers by about tie same majority.
10 control The disposition Of the maioriiy
10 defeat the schemes of minis ers, neW
appointment of Peers, has been made by
ihe KING 10 The number OF siNtV. Fifteen
oithese were made Peers in 1914, but were
declared by the royal ordinance of july
~, 1910, 10 have abdicaied their seats by
the acceptance Ot appointments in Bona
par'e senate during the 100 DAYS. Be.
Hl"'o t'e'' t4itf tnuS restored, are several
bOnaparl'sis aud many relatives aud per.
sOnai friends Of tie Ministers Dcssoles
and de CAGES. Il does not yet appear how
The Chamber OF Depdlies sill vote on fhc
question OF the law of Elections.
Tue convention between Great Britain
aud the United States, was published in
the London papers, March !.
Ise valuable oriental MSS. beduegthed
to tie University OF Cambridge, by the
celebrated African traveller Burkhardl.
consisting of upwards Of3OO volumes, have
safely arrived, aud are deposited IN the
public library.
Sir James Mackiufosh in the House Of
Commons, March 2, Ia pursuance Of no
tee before given, Submitted motion ior
Tive appointment OF coumiltec TO cunsi.
der that pant ef the Penal laws which We
'ates 10 Tive punishment oi death. Which
lie supported ~ avery able and interest.
ing specch. The moiioD was opposed H.,
Lord Casilyrcug h, Mr. Cauuu1. the ~.
torncl GeNeiai aHd several Others, ans
seppaSlcd b. t.r. Buxton, CIR. Wilbtr
lofce. hes. sclIlct and others. -- o. % e.