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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
STOVES.
NATHANIEL CROSS,

IL AS FOR SALE al bis store IN lI4ddi. Street.
Il l. Portland, Casa Iron Oval STOVES, of dif-
ierent sizes suitable for school aud couning-room.
Open Franklin do with grates-round and oval
sheet iron do lin and sheet iioa Funnsls-pol-
Isbed tin Coffee and 1eapots-bFass and japan NED
Lamps OF various .kinds--p aIed au- iron Can
dlesilcks-Nurse Lamps-Llockiin 1eapots-Pew
Ter Platirs-quart Basons-Porringers-- fec
tors, 10 stores-Looking Glasses---Japaned Wal
tefs-B Brass Kettles-Japaned Cande.ticss with
Snufcrs--Iogether with al kinds OF TIN WARE
Nov. SO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
FRESH FLOUR.

III WlNsLOW, has just received from scbr Sc
nece. from Alexandra, 500 bhi@ supe fine and
scratched FLOUR, and for sale at No. IL Long
Wharl. Portland. Dec 7fh 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07

Valuable Real Estate 1t Auction.
On Wednesday the 18Th day Of Decer6sr
nert, al 1 o'sf0ck IL m
Of NOT previously isftnsea of Of rr.qate .sle.)
Three Fourhs of Union VI AL, and three
STORES usJer the same with The ot Uf land
measuring 90 Mainstreet S. fees. running through
Free street sbOut 81 fert thence on Free stFett
527 feet.--1hc HALL j. IS by So il A. good r.
aar, havirg lately been fitted up ~ q great e.
eense - lac Stores also in good fepsir-sae on
.be premises-.whch may w viewed previous to
she day OF sale--snd the conditions made known bs
applying to RoBErT CRoss--ur 40
s.. MLELLAN,
and .d4efi0neeFs.
T. FLETCHER,
Nov 50 1879
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07

DYNEW STORE, III
NO. II, JONES, RON,
FORMERLY occuPfED By The osNBERBAsD BAEK.
l.. & A.. Fl. CROSS,
Has for sale WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
l2 Chests Souchong, Hvson
Skin, Young Tyson and Hysc~ TEA. ol
the first qaality Liverpool Pack ll MA
da's oargoes.
a Pipes Coguiac and Marselies BranC
3 Pipes Schedam Gin
S Pipes American do.
Hhds St Vincents Rum
Hhds. Old Windward Isl. RUM, which oas
been Eighteen months in the London Ware
house,
Or. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
ID Bags double boiled Sugar
90 Boxes Mould Candles
Cases Sweet Oil
800 Lbs Java and w. I. Coffee
Bales New Orleans Cotton
so Boxes Muscatel and Bloom Rasns
Kegs Harris lirand Tobacco
10 Boxes Thy 9Window Glass
1900 Lbs. soft shelled Almonls
Hhds. retailing Molasses
Loaf Sugar--few bags English Walnuts
80 Bolts Ravens Duck
Tons Fustick
Ginger Pepper Piminto Cas.ia Indi-
go; Nutmegs, &c &c.
OF The anoye GooDs will be sold for cash Oh
approved credit as low as at any store in town.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07
Mem assortment Of Boots 81 Shoes.
OLIVER ;. HARTsHoRN,
.uAs JUST RECEIVED. HE FaiI supply Or
IL BOOTS s. SHOES,

-CCMPRISING.--
LADIES CenIleneH's Misses END Childrca.s
Morocco. Kid and Leather SGUES, of alHsn.t eve
cry sac and frre-
LADIES' AID Cehflemsf,'s thick md hin
BOOTS 81 bOOTEES
Boot and shoe Trimmings,
Shoe-naker-' Tools
quantity ~ I.-sts,
sponge yartlsh ard shoe RLACETNG
Emeison's ltszar Strops. Of supsro- quality
.4nericaa Wdftr Prof BATS.
manufactured in Reading. Mass. nj srch w M and
durable mater sls 10 renfer II em nof onsv con-.
Portable but Tie most durable aud eccuon.ics Esst
IN r.
October f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-12-07

TO The Honorable Justices Of the Circuit CGuTt
of Common Piecs, aolden at Wsc'Sset "a s.
.f6rths County Of Lincoln, on The fourth .hoa-
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
iYooa's Improved. ti'teebo,l} Patent Cast
Ilnn = DIt(rH

'g7IliS indi:pensable implement in hrsLargsg i. Il
length pfIJected JeihrO Wood gracttr.i Ia, ii.I,
h Cajuga county state o. NrT fotk. after usst Yeats
attention To the subject s's nNerc~ulr 0it jAascr.
HE Cast Iron rurgb, already paten'tO in ,Egigud 10
WI supersede al! 0rGegs, s now ofcivd he pUh eiis
improvements, WARRANTED 10 perform al hc iafors
% rrit ms OF Pionrh!ng witb sS sspeus ans sr ,sS
fatigue 20 he tea'u, than dhc' ploHc5 ihe land
side, ihpuld BOARD and share heing i,i
tempered so resist friction .inch longer than
wrough, irsn latd with steel The shares beng cast IN
mou DIS exactly fitted, by taking several wuh esch
Pioneh, not onS avoids the expense, bul the delay
so oeH attending repair. OTdt the ahave Piunghs
ShDreS, &c pr"mr'ly executed ami liberal discount
Rade 10 those who buy To sell again.
For sale by RnbtRT iBRtTI, Jr. & Co. Richnlnud
November g 55..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

incur, were 10 De ieit Spienaiu bankrupts
were 10 be exhibited To the world, and
arch intriguers unmasked. TIE gilded
illusions OF avarice and vanity were TO be
dlssipaied; hepOmp, parade and etiquette
OF imaginary consequence were To he
checked in short, the people were 10
return 10 their former habits OF plainness,
industry aud virtue.
This desirable revolution is i'm a state
of rapid progress.-The most violent
shock has been felt-and we NAV look
forward TO better and more steady times.
That part of the work OF reformation
which is yet 10 come, will he expected
by all, and therefore, be accomplished
with greater ease, and less excitememi.-
But al this auspicious period, when The
clouds begin 10 rise from The horizon, W..
are Told that congress will issue large
amount oil treasury notes, or some other
bulls OF credit, to supply the deficiency in
the circulation OF the Countrywide &c
''edtency ~ such a measure d,serres yell to
be conSidered-'TO me IL seems obieetiona-
bic in many respects-and, If have lei
sure, shall shortly send you my ideas on
The subJect.-ln the mean time, | pray
that 1t may be considered, by every per-
son who has the means of investigating
II. and particularly by the members Of
congress.-We have, already had enough
OF paper circntafion-and that too, profess
sedty based OF a specie capital under
the controul OF legislative wisdom, and
guarded by restrictions, which were
thought ample guarantees against abuse.
YET, with all these limitations, and pro-
missed advantages, how a,any frauds and
imposiilons have occurred Uniustfiable
speculation, nSn'y, and swindiing, have
followed as the attendants of every bank
which has been established in the United
Staies.-Ihe people are, al length, COM
pretending the tendencies ofthese iusti.
tuilons, aud they are gradually dropping
on, OF existence.-Those which are sol
vent, and have managed their affairs with
good faith, very few in number) will
continue to do business-and, until things
gel more permanently settled, will affor,i
a circulating medium adequate to all the
purposes of the couniry.-In the mean
time, the enhanced value of money will
bring back the specie which we have lost.
For, money, like fluid, il not peculiar
TO any spot but will find lis way wher-
ever there is room for il.
have always been hostile 10 the paper
system IN all lis various forms-and hope
TO see the whole OF ii exploded, except
so much as may be found convenient,
and at all times convertible into specie. -
have fondly believed that my wishes. in
this respect, were about to be realized
am, however, confident that the comtem-
plated issue by the government, will, for
some time, procrastlnaie the accomplish
ment OF an object so desirable TO the
penple.-Will such an issue be of any
benefit except TO the Spectator aud
The bankrupt.-Wiil il not proiract the
evil, only 10 involve more persons i'm IFS
dreadful consequences? Ought not the
circulation of the country 10 be purged
Is moi The operation partly overland
why check II with prescription made
up OF The evil II is intended to remedy
COLBERT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
From the Illinois InteHigencer.1
CRIEJ MITRDEHi

On Saturday night, 25th inst. club of
Wretched brigands assembled at the house of
Daniel BTidman, 10 miles west of u. S. Saline,
on the road leading TO st. Louis, where they
met an innocent traveller, and without any
prospect OF gain, murdered him, whose name
was Isaac hlngland. An inquest was held over
MS BODY l29th agreeable to law, who returned
verdict of Wilfui Murder.-Tbe perpetra-
tors of this deed are most evidently Messrs
Tolng, Postiewright, Brimberry, Kane aud
jacob browne, who left said place and called
al the Y. ). Saline OH the following Sunday, in
0tder, 70 pass counterfeit Bills on the State
Bank of North Carolina, Of which we are now
confident they had plenty. Going is advanced
III years, lives on the road from this to ST. Lou.
Is Postlewright is about 30 years old, stout
FORM, ebo features, dark complexion, feet 10
bhches nigh BrimberTy, is % years old light
complexion, full face, pear the height of the
FORMER Brown IS Is years old, near said
height, dark complexion, down look. and slen-
uer formed Kane is near six feet high, fair
complexion, slim and meagre features white
eyes, about 33 years old. Two cnlprits are in
ihe Galialn Jail, who it is believed, assisted in
the tragedy, and will graveIy acknowledge the
deed to any person who will apprehepd the
above wretches so that they may be brought
20 Justice.
Posilewright, Brown, and Brmberrv pro-
desNed to live in the state, at or near CArlyie,-
ihey have crossed over into Kentucky.
United States Saline. Sept goth, 1859.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
Rnramny in Chester6eId .JnjL.

4 ENIsays he belongs 70 Mr.. Uriab {. Michel, ~
~ Washington county, Georgia, and was snapped BY
Archibald Thweatt of Chesterfield cOauty souso years
tie is ia black fellow, sbOut IS or 20 Years 81
aye. The owner IS requested ;o come forvsrd. pay
charges take bin otherwise he viii be dealt
with ~ the law directs. WILLIAM CLARK,
Nozzle. 5j,WtTf HsSbef!6 ana Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
1rNcoMNON DARKNESS.

MEADvILLE, p. October 26.-On SAT-
urday the 23d inst. M ileadvilie and
probably Throughout, Weetern Pennsyi-
vania, was an uncommon darkness, which
came on between nine and en- O'clock in
the morning. The clouds moving from
the southwark much resembling those oi
the dirk day, so called which happened
in The eastern states, May 10, 1880. A
bout len, the darkness subsidized Tor a
skort time but returned again before
eleven, the darkness was such as 10 rem
der 1T impraciicabie to attend TO some
kinds ofdomestic employmen,s, aud we
have heard OF several families which had
recource To candle-light. The darkness,
however was by no means so create as
at the time of the dark day before men
toned yet, having been unusual, il is
thought proper To notice il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
MNY0R'5 0TTiCF- Ric6Inond VoT

Ertrart from ne Acts Of General 4ySenbig.
4 NAMiNG...." Aud VbeIeas divers ierd ana disso.
~ lutte persons live great expenses, having no
visible estate, profession, Calling support them
bnt by gaming only BE i6erttoTe eRacfcd, THAI
shalt be lawful for any Justices peace in amy
county or corporaiiou 10 cause 10 ne brought
before them, every person within their respective
UNITS, whom tie SHAH have just Ct to-
ba'~ No visible estate ptnfessinn calling maintain
himself by but fur the most part supporting himself
by gaming and fsheh prTs,n shalt kc appear
to such Justices tka he principal part Of his expenses
Us not maintained b! gaming they sla require Of hIm
sumcien securities for ms good behavior the space
oftweve months, aud refusal thereof, shall commit
MN Ia the common jail, there Ia remain until he shall
nhn such securiies and fsuch shall give such
securities aud afterwards within that time shall pIay
or net TOT any money other valuable thing wbats
such playing ar betting shalt he breach sfte
aud forfeiture Of the recosnzance gwen for the
, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.....The Vice
President of the United States left the
city this morning for Washington.
The beautiful vessel Cleopatra's barge,
built for the late Mr.. Cro~uinshield, and
i'm which he made Mediterranean tour,
is about 10 be erected into steam pack
ct, 10 go between Boston and Portland.
Frank. Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16


E'EuCa HON.. sni,scfih.T hereby gives nutics
- That he has accepted thv charge Of the school al
mohrose Powhaian Va he residence ofihe late JOSIAH
sm'tn ESQ., which tor several years past has
Ger the care OF Hr. Robert H. Nelson To those " no
hho" The place, aud are acquainted with the family
MIS- smith IL will be unnecessary offer any com
WehdatloBs but 10 those tho not IL niay We oper
TO observe that 1t is thought 10 he vrTy saiubrnus
situation the family aud negbhorhouL one OF the
best and most agreeable in the country.
IN ms school viii he taught the Greek, Latin and
English languages. ally-pennauship, upon
the most approvd systems in Hse-copssiiIon history
Geographic, reading aud arithmetic.
Mrs. Smith will furnish hoard at = 100 % anu each
boardtr bndne his own he'd and canales.
as the school Is limited 10 10 or 10 scholars. il will
ne necessary Tor those who wish send ,heT children
10 s very Respectable place. to apply Immediately 1t
Montrose, or at the office OF this pager.
The school will open the first Hsnday i'm January and
close the 10th Of December following the month OF
August being gwen vacation.
TeTins... $50 ann. 4, c. N YALE
aMhS SEMPLE, il. will practise Law in The smDeToT
ahd INFERIOR courts OF James City and Tie adjacent
counties He can he found all hours ready to transact
ousness 10 Tue Once lately occupied Judge Sernple
III Williamsburg, adjoining his residence.
November IT, s5dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

New YORK, November il-Our at.
mosphere has heen filed with haze and
smoke for several days, but yesterday il
WAS so thick thai no vessel could find the
way into the harbour, and none attempt
ed 10 go out. The Liverpool packet ship
Albion was among the vessels detained,
and ii is the first time failure has oc-
Cured In getting ont of this port on the
appointed day since the establishment OF
the line.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

per acre Of the Cd at three, and the Sd
at two dollars and the tax is per cent.
ON the value
have understood that the lands Of
persons failing TO give in their lists are
oil rated at four dollars per acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

ETn the address IN the stockholders NJ the Virginia
aud Farmers Banks, signed" AfOckbokdcr" publish.
I'd In our last there occurTed one typographical
errors, one II which should he corrected, Near The
bottom Of fhe lst column, for the people AZ large
would Indeed sfoyge II such gpractices exist" read
" stare, " such practices exist"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
Powbatau, November &c. "E' NJ ptEA - !,

a PETITION vii lie pie scented to lie Brxt GeurIy
- Assembly OF Virginia, TO pass a law 10 open
straight road from Taylpr's Min IN Hanover 10 lie
Merry oaks, and from thence Richmond.
November 10. - wau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
PRIvATEERs ala, PIRATES.

ASRtT"tt " ttFtbT TTUW DUIttWOTG, UuLGU
the 5th Nov. 1919.
1.-The Nereida and La Irresistible, have
all their ornaments ready for SEA, and
the Captains and owners. only wait for
some expected circumstances, that will
secure their departure. Captain Daniels
complained sadly that he had been de
tanned here several months, during which
he might have taken several Spanish and
Portuguese vessels. fPkii. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

BALTIMoRE, November IO.-The session of
the circuit court oft the United States for Ma
ryland district. commenced in this city on Mon
day, before Judge DUYAL alone.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

The following is an extract from let
ter OF Sir VIM. Scott, Judge ofthe High
Court OF admiralty in England, to a gem
ileman of the bar, in this country, who
mad sent 10 him the reports Of The Su-
nreme Court of the United States. Ii
forms fine contract with the good
naturod opinions of the honest liberal edi
tors OF the British Quarterly Review,
which represent The law in this country
as IN the most degraded state, our Chief
Justice as drunkard and boxer, and our
Barristers asvicious and illiicrate -
!" is highly gratifying to us to see country
acHh Uhich zoe hare so many ancient aud intimate
relations, pursue The same course of legal policy
Dhich the experience Of centuries has endcared to
us and cuitiUdte ii in all its branches nth an
equd! display Of learning and accuteness To my
sey {" as peculiarly pleasing, that my o,cn con-
duct IA the administration of a system of laU
undro'dably harsh in its application, has, nerer-
thtIess been such to entitie me to the farorabe
opinion. Nth iciieh you inform me am honoured
IN 1nerica."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

'iE mercantile business heretofore carried on al the
= virginia Mills. unde firm of JOHN iORD &
20 was dissolved nv mutual consent The first Of
septemb last The business ef said will he
closed by Archibald Taylor who alone is authorized To
setlie the same ARCHiB I'D TAYLOR,
JOHN HOHD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

NeaD Jersey.--A meeting was held in
the State house at trenton OH the 29th
ulf, attended by the Governor of the
State and most menbers of the Lrgis
iature, 10 consider the subject of Si.A-
VERY. Among sundry Resolutions il
was.
Resotced, That the Senators and Rep.
resentaiives of New Jersey in the next
Congres, be most, earnestly and respect
iuiiy collected to us their utmost means
ofinfuen to prevent the Introduction of
Slavery into Missouri, and every o,her
new States that may hereafter be admit
ted into the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
EVACUATION OF GRAND ISLAND.

NIAGARA, November 2. The inhabitants
OF this island, with few exceptions. have reno.
yea theTefrom previous to the day appointed
by law tor their expulsion. The island is said
to contain about 60 log houses, and more than
one hundred acres Of land cleared fenced and
improved. "A precept has been shown us
which was issued by one of their justices and
executed by a constable, running. " In the
na,He of the people of Grand Isiand." We are
happy to learn, that these intruders have prin-
Cipaiiy removed to- Canada.
The snow that fell last week, lay ttro feet
aeep on the high lands in the south part Of this
county aud 10 some parts of Chataque cOun.
", between tWO and three feet.
Banhs.-" II am not mistaken" (says
the Governor Of Vermont, in his address
10 the Legislature Of that state, at The
opening Of us present sessiom,) " III am
MOI mistaken, in those states where the
banks are the most numerous, and The
means Of credit The most easy, il,e re-
cent cry OF the scarcity of medium, and
IFS consequent disiresses, have been 'he
most heard and felt. Although wish
equal privileges 10 be extended 10 every
part Of the state, vet am confident, That
multiplicity OF Incorporated banks in a
state, will prove injurious TO the commu-
nifty, il not ruiBous ~ each other"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16
EXTRAORDINARY Rim

Tue New Orleans Courier of Monday the
18th October states, that Mr.. BaiIly Blanchard
cashier of the Planters Bank had on the Fri
day evening before shade out his statement of
the situation ofthe cash of the Bank for the
discount of Saturday-after having prepared
every thing he went TO take his usual walk
I've did not return that night, aud all the re-
searches OF his family after him useless.
On saturday morning, u report was spread in
town that tie Cashier had diSappeared-sOme
added that there was deficit of $50 900 in
the funds of the bank others magnifed II to
ihrcn times that sun. On SATURDAY, the board
! of directors examined the wants Of the bank,
and found every thing right. This assurance
however did not satisfy fhe pubiic.-1he ru-
mOuT IS that The greatest part OF the specie
was carried off and The Institution was about
Ia become bankrupt run for dollars follow
ed. The more Ilterate classes. and even ,Ome
men of sense joined IN ii The mob were about
10 throw themselves upon the bOXesu dollars,
when detachment OF The city guard arrived
to put an end to this scene Of confusion. The
Bank met all the notes that were Offered. A.
bout $4,000 were paid out. All the other
bank had Handsomely slept forward TO its asSis-
taucP. The II. 5. Branch had seat IL $40 900,
the State Bank 20 900. tie Louisiana Bank
10 600 This relief quieted the approximations
of the public. The disapppa; dnce of Nv Blan.
| chard was still wrapt IN mystery. Some sup
| posed lie had been murtt red on his walk
| Others that he had fallen into the river. His
| hat had ieeu found on the lecee, aud lett little
| doubt Of his having met some tragical end.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-16

We understand, that three So notes wcrs
presented at the Trea ury by one of lh e
Sheiiifs, changed into 8 so notes. The figures
erasures and alterations Into so. The notes
werr Of the Jynchburg Branch Bank Of the
FaImer'' Bank. As AZ obvious test for 5istin-
gni. hing a genuine from counterfeit note Of
Thu stamp, we are told that the word nifty in
the body ut the genuine note is printed ftty IN
capiiais; but IN the counterfeit IL is IN small
Tor letters.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-03
BY Me President Of ihe u. States.

"HEREAS, by an act OF Congress, passed OH
~ the Sd day OF March, 1915. emitted " An act
provide TOR the aseerainng and surveying OF the
boundary lines Fixed by the treaty with ,ht Creek
ludans, and for other purposes" the President OF
Of the United States is authorized TO Cause the Ian is
acquired by the said treaty 10 be offered fcr SALE
wien surveyed.
Therefore. l. JAMES hoNRoE, President Of the
U.ited States, 90 hereby declare and make knowu
thai public sales for the disposal agreeab 10 law.
certain lsnils in the ~ bama Territory shall lie
held a, Cahaba, i'll the said terri Wy, "a the itst
Monday December next, and shall continue for
three weeks during which time will be offered for
sale,
Townships No. TO Is, in range S.
Townships g 10, II, II, l3. Is, l6. in range
y, 10, Ia, IL, in do Z
9, 10. IL, IL, in do s
except such laxds rs have been or shall be reserv-
ed by law tor the supror, of schools, o. for other
purposes The lands shall lie ofere,i for sale in
regular numerical o. der, commencing with the low.
est number OF section, township aud range -
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington,
the 24lh of August 1879
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOSIAH MElGS, Commissioners of the
General Land Cffice
Printers authorized to publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week I'll
the LIST Of December next.
September S.