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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

L AND FOR SALE.....By virtue Of a deed Of trust
executed to as ny Warner Lewis, the 2z,b day OF
p.', 1910 10 sscursto Johh ~oodson the payment of
snndIy sums OF money therein ntioned-We viii on
s st ddy 81 June ne1t II FAR ifnut on the first fair
.di thereafter on the premises sell for cash tract OF
continuing ny estimation 100 acres, he the same
,'oe or less, yibe IN G"ochand, bounded by The
,anos nov or late OF OeveneuY Jarat George Holman
min. Na'thews and Edwin Turpu or SO mnch Thereof
90 ay oe suincirnt to pay $4,000, with the Interest
neIeon together with the costs attending The syecnon
oi luis trust This land lies an excellent neiyiho,
nood the greater part OF in wood aud is CAPABLE of
psancing use tobacco. That which is cleared is fTesI,
AUG y, me conden for yielding crop 1t has Oh il
good barn and tobacco houses.
THOMAS PEMBERToN
~ ARCHIBALD BRYCE ir
~ b. The whole Of the ioned tract oii.nd
VIII be offered for sale the day aforesaid Inv w
-, .sS".. mdIch 20. Jos. .widss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

NE ShEhisFS of the counties of Sussex, SuTTy
- southampton, Isle of Wight, Prince George and
cnnnie composing a senatorial district of the
'es OF charlotte, Halifax and Prince Edward com.
posing another district; of the COUNTIES of Snottsyy
nia Lonlsa, orange, Madison aud Cnipeper composing
euo'heI district; OF the counties Of Fauquer Londoun
anu iiiax composing another districts; of the conn
es OF Frederick and Jefferson, composing another dis
t, ana OF tue counties Of Hampshire, Berkeley and
,rs,' Soinposihg another district; which several dis
tets constitute the Second Glass OF the Seua,e
sa, are requested to take notice that an election in
is 10 De held on the court days Of their respec
~ IN the month Of April pext, foI the cleo
M OF senator TO represent each Of the said districts
p ,e General Assembly, for four years next ensuing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16
$1,000 ss.-.
Mr.. TfiOH1.y ~ JN.SyO.

Sit-fou will take notice thai shall by yirtus M a
pronounced IN the said in said suit on the
ON Gay oil June, 1918, proceed the surveyor oC
Nahna cernty TO survey and lay of the of ground
whe,e"h John Evans now lives which was transferred
ny Tue sald John Ipsey dec the said Evans in The
to"n OF columbia, aud county aforesaid, on MONDAY
Tue 50 DAY OF May next If fair IL not the next fair DIV
ao az the house OF The SAID John Evans, to take Tie
w. OF WIN ). Stone, George Holman, and 9th
efs on the same day. the hours OF ten o,eak
~ Tue ihorhng and sunset of The same day. ard con-
s Iom Gay TO Gay at similar hours until all are 10.
men 10 he read as evidence in the aforesaid suit
louis, HEZEKJAH STONE.
ndrra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

~
Thomas Johnson, ex'or of the last ill and les,ape,.
OF Jonh Iinsiey, late of the county GoochIand de-
ceased, Thomas winston and Nancy, his wife Georoe
Hesdree and Sarah Austin, his wife, and Josrp K.,s
teI ano Eiiza Pryor, his wife which Nancy Sarah
Justin ana tlza Pryor, are the daughters hens and
sheriff of the county Of Fluyanna to om the es 81
!ohh 0narles, dec hath been THE saiG VIM
asieui ~ MS on right, Jobu Napier John Evans and
iiohas l. bonldin only acting executor of DaVidRogs
flcI..,,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

Ptafo-speakine Of passionate persons says they are
IKE men WHO stand on their hesdsthey all things
Tie wrong way. "s'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

NiRGlNiA.-At a superior co urt Of cbancery holden
al the Capitol ia the city Of Richmond the 23d day
ON the petition Of Thomas Iadd IsmueI Crew; and
emIng bHes trustees appointed this court for GER
,a slaves ibat were OF tile estate of lizard Bacon dec
anu ny ms VIII directed to he eRancpaIed the cour
nom order that the creditors lard bacon if any do
shew cause on the first day of the nest term why The
negroes Of the said Bacon who have bean
should not thereafter removed out OF IN. stair
suy 70 me act OF Assembly, in that case aIey n,aee
@ ppviaea aud u is further ordered that his order he
pnnsbes eight weeks. in one more Of the Rcbmund
newspapers. A copy Irsie ~ ''''''iN
naIcb 20. los ..wsw WIN. ". HFNING &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

r"~hatan iinda and VIM. n. Perkins. Defeudanfs
% tue piahuns motion, by COUNSEL AID IL appear
ing TO the satisfaction the court thai The ,Spdan,
'haa is not an inhabltan of this state IL is Decreed
ama ordered That unless the sand Tndai shall appear
mere on or before May court next aud answer ,be
Palh'lns Dill the court will then proceed TO tahe the
same LOT confessed as to HIM, and decree the matter
theieoi ceoIdBgly and thai cory his orser be
Iorthwitn published IN some Of The public nevspa
pers OF the city OF Richmond for two u,oniLs ,ncr1
sVeiy; and that another COPY he posted mn a, thA
front door ottbe courthouse OF this county
copy-Teste, Il. ELDRIDGE ir nc
Feb. ~. "a, y. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

Jonh Bacshouse and Jane Backbouse, adnl'ot and
aom y DC Donis non, OF John Backhouse dec lame.
"n.ei ana martina Hunter, only Surviving cburru ,e
P'eseh,auses aud distributes OF VIM. Hunter dec
haahi Hunter and Archibald Hunter, ouiy cIil,I,eu
REPRESENTATIVES aud dstr buiees Of Marianne i,unt,
eec.; John Scott sheriff Of Caroline admir- of I ALA
.eIo hunter and John NJ. Garnet and James hunter
su'" 1s OF Mnscoe g. Hunter which Taiiaferfo and
Masces g. Hunter, also children represent,,ix.s
ana distributes OF the said VIM. Hunter dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

IN CHANCERY.-At rules held In the CLERKS oiIic.
o, me co ~ Of the United States for The NTH
anu snsn.ia district, the 9Th day OF iatch. 1870
N'pe', nunoaI................ Plaintiff,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

TLo -.
Inc defendants John Eackhouse, Jane BacLLous.
hosn hunter and Archibald Hunter not ha,
.he appearance and given security according 10 a ru,e
,ha hey are not inhabitants Of Ills state on The ,no,ion
OF .he riainuh by his COUNSEL IT is Urorred THAI The
, e"oahts 90 appear here on the trsi day OF the
Ntteih and answer the bill OF the plaintiff ami ,lat
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in .o,e
'ewspapef printed IN the city az Richmond, for ivo
nonts scessiveiy, AID posted AT tie font door of
'He Ndpi,"i I'D Tue said city. copy, ! este
MaIcb 3D. iel. .wSw RICHARD JEFINlIS clk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-16

1 CHANCkltY.-At rules held ia tie CLERKS oticc
= Oh me court CT The United States for the fnb CIR
'. anu virginia district tile sth day of March IsIv-
James hrthui on behalf OF Thomas Leiptr Piofu/iH
AGAINST ~
francis j. Watt and Peter Watt heirs at law of WIN,
Walt, dec....,............ ic,c,,,,',, ''
rue oeiehdant Peter Watt, not having entered his
appearance and siven security according TO ruIe az
uhs court andit appearing by satisfactory evidence
,nat ne is not an nhabitaH Of this stale on le ,nu
TS Sn % inc plaintiff, by his counsel, III is Ordered
,h saIu defendant appear here The fms day OF
he heN term, and answer the bill Of The painti. and
.na. copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
"spdper printed III the city Of Richmond for two
!hon.ss sncctssvey, and posted at the front door of
'ue Sap'.oI IN tie SAID city. copy, Ieste,
MaIch Is. i04..w6w RICHARD JEFFRIES Clk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

Ia Baltimore there is no indication orthe fcver's
abating. On the 18th inst. deaths, lG new ca
ses--12th and l3th Is deaths, ss8 new cases--l4th
10 deaths. and 80 new cases.
Many poor families from Fells Point, amounting
TO. between and 700 persons, have an encamp-
ment in the vicinity Of the city-and Commission
,rs have been appointed to make arrangements
for their support but the removals from the seat
Of the disease are not sufficiently numerous.
In Newyork there are about two new cases
occur daily--but these do not all prove mortal.
The fever has commenced among the shipping
IN Neworleans-and assumed very virulent
character.
In Pittsburg, Penn near the mouths of the
streams on the southern shore Of Lake Ontario
in Daren, Geo.-and in State Of Ohio, the season
has been unusually sickly.
In Boston the Board of health reported, from
the 10th to the 18th inst SO deaths-7 Of whom
died of the { malignant fever"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
Evening School,

THE subscriber inteods to open an FvyNINC
SCHOOL on the ~ hin.r. At his school room
10 Hay Market Row where particular attention
will be paid to a Who may attend for instruction
"A few more scholars may be admitted into his
day ,chool. The scholars Of both schools will be
taught
Reading, Writing, Aritbmstic, English
Grammar, Geography. Ako, Astronuny,
Geometry, 7,igonometry. Surveying,
Navigation. algebra.
and the LATIN and GRElK languages, II they
wish il
The subscriber has been employed a. = teach
er of the rising gener alton the most part Of he
time for about twelve year,; and he has the con-
fdence to believe to the general accepta nee Of bic
employers. He 10, therefore encouraged 70 hope,
he shalt continue to give sa,isfaction to all who
may patrooise him 10 his calling
CALEB CHASE
Portland Sept. 2'W 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
.Epl.raim Hunis's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and credi-
~ tors Of the e-tate of EPHRAIN HUNT late
Of Brunswick 10 the ccupty Of Cumberland, yeo-
man. deceeased, and all o, hrrs couserr ed-7La,
Jeremiah Hunt Executor Of he last will and tss-
ramen, of .sid decea.ed, has exhibited to me The
subscriber, J1cge Of The Court Of Probate, within
and for said county, his 6ru sccoaot Of admins
traon of said estate and also his private scccUn;
sgainn The deceased ; and that The same will be
corsidey ed at Probate Court to be held n the
probare Office 10 Portland 10 said Coun. y on the
fourth Ssdnsstay Of October next, >, ten O'Clock
10 the forenoon. when aud where they may be
prssen, ard ,hew csuse. If sey they have Why the
ssme should not be allowed.
Given under ny hand At Freeport this sixteenth
dsy OF sep,ember in the year Of car Lord eishs cen
hundred and nipeseea SAM. FREAAfAl.
Airue sePJ,
aist HosAr,o scrrsoATB, Psc~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

THE annual meeting of the Eastern Branch of
- Ma 81 JITSGTTS ETA VGELI(. Al
NTSSFO N.49Y SOCIETY," will Dc holden az he
Meeting ii n,se in a Igasfa on Thursday The 7h
dry Of Uc'ober neat al four O'clock p. ~. "A ser-
mon will DC preached before the society by the Rev.
FREEMAN PiRKERnf Dresden, and contrbu-
ton solicited in aid of the fnuJs The annual
Report viii be- made and The business OF the Soce-~
~ and Trustees tris, sacted. p,
". RICE, Recording Secretary.
.Sspf. 1919.
n. b. AZ this meeting Il will be proposed to
insert article IN the Constitution 10 enable those
who wi.h to'h.cYrae menihers for life by the paw
ment of certain sun then to Be determined.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

In Boston, MIR. William Killeran, of Gushing
Me. aged 81.
In Salem, Mr.. Samuel Punchard, aged 3d.
He was sold Ter in the revolutionary war, and
one of the pensi oners under the late act of Con-
gress-Nathanisl +. Fosdick, aged So. formerly
Of this town.
At Brid,,ton, the 9Th inst. very suddenly, Viii
liam Sawin Jr. the eldest son Of Mr.. Nm. Saw
in, of Waterford, aged IL. lie was an active
enterprisng young man OF steady habits, and a
misble in his disposition, in the circle OF his &C
Quaintance he was much esteemed and respected
ca Wednesday morning last, at the Asylum
for the Insane ia Cbarlestown, where he had
boarded since May last, Gen. NATHAsIEL Corr
ALLEY, of Nemgiouesstsr, a.ed 90. he was an
office in the Army of the Revolution, and since
that period has sustained many appoint meats CIV
il and military with honor to himself aud adyan-
ta-e to ms fellow citizens.
In Bangor, very suddenly. Mr.. David M'Phe-
tiers, aged 30.
In No. Four, Thomdike Friend. by falling
trees. aged 10. lie was killed Instantly, aud IN
sight OF his father and three brothers.
In Buxton, 7th inst. Mr.. Joseph Bradbury,
aged 72,
InFryeburs 81 the Typhns Fever, which We
are sorry TO leara RACES 60 a considerable extent
in that region, Mi " illism Webster, aged about
~.
In Gorham, Mr.. Prince Davis. aged about 92
---thr Oldest man in that town.
In this town MIR. Ebepezer Clemmenss,
aged 26 Yesterday morning, MIR. Francis tiaF-
DIV, native Of Russia, aged b.
On Thursday asst. DANIEL ilowE, Esq. aged
81.
Deaths Ia Newyo-k. during the East week.
Men Ia, women IS, boys ~, girls 34-oo OF
whom were under 10 years Of sc. OF the ap'ye
were oftyphus fever. 4 OF malignant, 20 ct DIS
cp,ary. - Of consnmptioa, and 20 ofaux-
Account, from Surrinann uader date Of I'd Aug.
state. that the Small Pox is making dreadfai ray
nses at that place 100 die each week.
HEALTH OF THE COUNTRY,
The Charleston Board Of Health report that
the fever in that CITY is Of such character as to
render L unsafe for Strangers to visit land have
voted to discontinue the Pphhrai'on % Pc cases
they daily occS'.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

Nv Il been asEel DsioreL snl Of any one
,,seJ to scInrallcil. with what ratio OF the
&ares ID favour vi il, he would be satisfied
kasc II IKE place, he certainly would not
8 exceeded five thousand. Had ;lie.cnes-
I. been put 10 the g0nJ sense OF Ire whole
|lfict what would probably be the happicsl
nj for this purpose. aud what would he
.aoporiion, that would perfectly content
|parIies. The public would probably have
Il lib one accord, whenever Il could be Ct
Id by plurality cf ten thousand. Tie
u that coUld have Teen said against il would
Is been thai II was eStrsvsgsut ever Ia eg-
u Il tia; il was 10 he regretted, 10 be- sure.
!, sseh degree Of unsniniiy never coaid be
4 ;ciaa.rd. while it would be acknowledged
LIZ same tine that hn'hiug could be mere
N,fahle. To ha,e required x 'yoclG lave
L. unreasonable. and IEia have even ten
I. Il; crieuk an ,eSirs'n a. cNpre- -iOn which
4. ,de sne.e 1er5c Is ieEg perfectly rec and
sa,neo's- Let aay one ak the Tr:sIIon,
tsah c,a!ia 80 EXPECT gteaier unlnimIly
NJ lis or airy ot',ef 'neasare How could
4 ever hope 10 be separated with greater
.,a,ony "a IS mcsi auspicioss circun-
|,uee n the history Of Mstne, that its indie
rpde,.ce vas accomplished by plurality Of
kk gHoSsAND. u MOS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

THE subscriber hereby gives pnbic notice 70
all coacerncd that she has been duly ar pointed
and taken upon herself the OF alruioissratrix
If the estate of JOSEPH CURRiER late al
Freepors. in the county Of Cumberland Mariner,
deceased, by giving bond as the law drects---She
therefore requests all persons who indebted 20
che said aeceased's estate 90 make Immediate paw
ment !: and those who have any demands thereon
20 exhibit the .ame for payment 20
SALLY CURRIER.
Ereenort sent q 1910
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
Fall and Winter Goods.
n Nextensive aSsortment Of GOODS. suitable
"A TO, the present and approaching season, ssP
tins day opening for sale By
JOSEPH HARROD,

Had Of Exchange Street.
-coNsIsTING IN PARToF-
Black, blue and mixed, Superfine
London BROADCLOTHs.
Black. blue brown and mixed fine & common Do.
Speculative. superfne & fine CAsSIMEkES,
Queens Clo,hs-Biack, blue, arah, iasn and
Ciaret Pese Cloths,
Pese FI.nues 81. 1. Ga & ga white FIahrel
b ack, red. Green and yellow F.annes
Daz,es aud Bookings
White Swanskns-Du ffiis-Fearnnugh,s
bale assorted B,nhazetts
bale Tartan Piads--r orkshire Plaid
Printed Flannels scarlet and orange
Bales Wsltham Sheetings ADD Shrtngs
bale Double Rose Blankets from IA, "a 1s-i,
do. Russia Diapers--Biie Planes
Slue and drab ker>ey---A lnslins, variety,
iuJa, Null and book Muslin; 81 4 Cd Canbric
Black and coourel S;nchaws and Sirsnetis
Florence and Levant,ne Lnstrings
o. black Italian Grape, ct a superior quality
Black Y white French Crape--3-i K Ill lai,roes
Fnrniiures 4 Copperplates; vestings variety
ga Ginghams very cheap Youths i ofsted Hose
Ladies silk, worsted e. cetion Hose, assortment,
TENT do. 10. do. do. da.
case ! 4 Irish Isinnens IA & s. Oil Cloths
Lai'es' and Gentlemcns Gloves, great variety,
lined and uniined
Worsted and lambs wool pantaoon Drawers with
t and without feet,
Worsted and lambs wool Shirts-Worsted Caps
Flag and Bandlnna H,ndkeTcbefs
Factory GiDgham.-- Thread Laces--lapes tt
pirs-C1tton Balls
Dutch Boiling Cloths, from No. 3,
70 II, very cheap
6T Tue above GooDs will be sold uncommon
iy low for Cash only.
September 90 Go
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
SAIL AT AUCTION

SAIL AT AUCTION.
on WEDE.SSn.1Y, fs i3h October. BY
c. Atlivooi, az No 4, Union Wharf, a.
90 O'Clock
SA Pieces # .fHERTC4N BRO DCIOTHS,
~ 100 10 CfHBRICh. and CAhBfILk
NrSLINS
An !nvoce of II Ard W.fRI-i quantity Of
STONE WIRE ra4 GLASS BOTTLES, &c.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Just rtceirsd,
BY % Baltimore GLASS,
4 qushtity rr Writing and Letter PAPER,
plrre,s tirolnd GINGER.
Il rs FiLRERTS- Boxes iJrowr SOAP,
English MUS rARD. 10 small titles
;. Williams best warranted Cast Steei AXES.
u. Cash Paidfor FLdX-SEED-
A PRErIuM paid for SPANISH DOLLARS
DRAFTS on Roston, for Sale By
B. &. Atwood,
no Union Wharf
Saptember 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
MAINE CHARITABLE MECH-l.Nif
association,

L BE snnnsl meetns Of the ASCOT 4TI0N,
for tic election of icers for the Gu rent year will
be held at Col Burnfdm's Hall. on TUESDAY
E-EVIV7, Oct. 5,h, st o'clock-Tbe Dep'bt r.
are requested 10 give their Punctua ATTENDANCE,
as business OF Importance will come briore them.
Per Order EIEAzAR WYE2. Se'ry,
Portland, Sspt 2ttt
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
F.fRHER SHE.

LOR SALE a FARM pleasantly situated in
Il The town IF Gorhan, containing one hundred
and four acres under good Improvement, well
wooeJ and waiered, with cnnfp table Dwelling
HOUSE, good BARN AMI out Houses
-Aso-- The Stork. Farming Utensils and all the
produce of said Farm, Ct the present season. Con
ditions II sale made known by applying 10 the
the premises.
ISAAC PLUMER.
sent Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21
NOTICE

WHERE'S JOSIAH STIvcHFIELD. a town
w Panper, Committed my care by The o.
yesseers OF the Poor has left me without ny con-
sent. All persons are hereby cautioned and warn.
ed not IN harbour or trust said StirchheId On nv
account 90 account ofthis town, as nothing will De
paid ample provision heing made for his support.
PHILIP CHANDLER
New Gloucesttr. Sept. IS. 1879. ss
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

Unless said taxes Hih all intervening charges
are psid TO sse IRE subscriber on before Satur-
lay she ninth day If ncschrr xt 80 much az ssi4
lots q iere IS Ss ,,2y 'te ssse, FilI ~ Sold az
'''..55--ls Aheiion al ZINES sAasoa,s Dwelling
House. in Harrison. a ore o'clock, Il. NJ on fairl
siny. 80 jAeob = iF nsoN'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

NOTICE ia hereby given ia the non resident
J. y propriefors and owners Of the following lots
Of land lying ia the town of Harrison in the coun-
w Of Cumberland, that they are axed in the year
1916 10 the State, lown AMI County. and High
way, aud County Tax for 1917, in bills commits
te. ID The subscriber 90 collect a. follows -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

Favourable opportunity 70 pay the Psintsr.--
The Convention soon 10 be held in this town,
will be composed Of gentlemen from almost
every town in The District This will afford
those who are in arrears for the PORTLAND
GAZETTE all opportunity of transmitting the
amount due US BY the Delegates. II would
also save as the trea5le AMI expense of co.lec-
ting it through the agency OF others--snd we
shall regret extremely being under the neces-
sity OF resorting 10 coercise means 10 order
10 effect settlement.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

wanted y and alter cursins female who was
In tears, for want Of courage, again bowed TO
the Bench with that fearless unconeorn that cz-
cited pity, from the rejecting part of The
Court, and laughter from others he, with a
firm voice said, Good bye when return.
viii bring you a long tailed monkey
The pensions paid by tie United States Tor the
last SIX months amount 20 one million aui half
If dollars. upwsrls of 500 600 of which were paid
at the Loan Oficr in New-york.
At New-York, George Brown. mate ofthe brig
Retrieve, has been convicted Of the murder Of
Capt. John Lewis, Of that vessel, and practically
going of with SAID vessel and cargo. He has been
sentenced 10 be executed on the 23th October.
The q. :. frigste Constellation, Capt. Wads-
worth, has dropped down from the Navy Yard, at
Norfolk, and viii sail Immediately to JOIN Com
Ferry. She carries out fine crew, and many
vaina5,o young officers.
The Commencement at Williams C.Hegs took
place at stockbridge, Mass Oh the lst inst. when
the degree Of Bachelor Of Arts was conferred on
rs young gentlemea--and that of Master Of Arts
on g.
The degree Of Doctor Of Divinity was confer
red upon the Rev. FRANcis Brown, President of
Dartmouth College.
A meeting was held by the citizens Of Phila-
delpha on the 1th inst. for the purpose Of petit
tioning Congress TO pass law for the encour-
agement OF .3nlerica,t manufactured which
meeting avery melancholy Expose made of
the present situation Of Tie manufacturing inter-
ests OF thst capitol, contrasted with their condi-
ton in 1914 and 1916. In those years it has been
ascertained that there were employed, in the cot
ton mandatory Q757o spindIesJ hosiery, thread,
silver plating, snlithery, coachmaking, chemicals,
hating, carving and gliding, potteries, tobacco
pipes, printing ink, type foundery, book printing,
brass foundery, wire factory, and foorcloth, max
ing an average of4906 hands, whose weekly
ges were S3l ,938--Nhile in 1919, the MI Yer
was reduced to sos hands, whose weekly wages
amount to only A s. dolars-Iaak king nearly one
million and an hall annually less for wages than
In 1916.
The Committee add taat tris is not the extent
OF the evil that not less than 100 saddlers and
700 shoemakers, have lately been discharged !;
and that more than thousand emigrants and
! thousands of other mechanics are now unemploy-
ed; that many reputable manufacturers and me-
chanics offering 10 tsork for their bare food !;
and that in the opinion of the Committee, the
suferings of the poor, during the approaching
winter will far exceed any thing that America
has heretofore witnessed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

We understand the several Regiments in the
i2th Division ct Militia in this Commonwealth
will parade for Review and Inspection al tbe
following times and places, viz.
first Brigade.-Is Isl Regiment, or the 23tt
inst, at -Ne1g gloucester I'D regimen, on III.
99h inst. at Gray I'D regiment, oil The Isl
ofOctober next al Bridgetoa.
Second Brigade The % regiment viii
meet on the OH October, a, GortG'a-.ae lst
on the Oh OF Oct al Westbroot--and the Sc
regiment on the 7lh ofOctober neat in ,bi'
town.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-09-21

MARRIED..

In this town, by the Rev Edward Payson, aIr,
Nehe Cram, 10 Mrs. Mary jerks.