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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
STRAY COW.

CTRAYED from the subscriber on the 10th inst.
- small COW wholly red, horns almost st, aig',t
and standing out, very broad, one Of which is OBJ.
scure,y branded /" II. Rust" Whoever will re.
turn said Cow shall be literally compensated by
b. CU6HMAN.
Portland, June 26th, 1870.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
JOHN COOK.

TNFCRslS his friends and the puol,c that he
L continues az his old stand, No. .. Jones Roto,
Exchange Street. Portland where be offers for
sale general assortment of
Gold, SLIDER and Plated Ware,
WoRx Of every description in his line, made
aad repaired, with neatness and p,t,ctuslity.
o. Cash, or goods given IN exchange for old
Com and SILVER. June &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
SLAVE TRADE.

A part Of the crew Of the schooner Science
of New York, lately sent into that port by the
Cyane. for adjudication, taken on the coast OF
Africa. 90 suspicion Of being engaged 10 the
Slave Trade, have been examined before
Judge Livingston. and committed tor thai.
The merchant who fitted out the vessel has
been taken into custody and bound over iot
trial.-A letter from an officer on board the
Cyane. states that there are probably not less
than three hundred vessels on the African
Coast. engaged in The Slave Trade, each hav'
ing two OF three sets Of papers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
HOUSE TOILET.

\ CONVENIENT three story Dwelling
"A HOUSE situated ia Pleasant street, and is
aow the residence Of Madam Gen. Wood.
Portland, June 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04

We have, says Paul Allen. by the blessing
Of Divine Providence, every hope OF cheer
full and an abundant harvest. All our market
supplies are furnished at rate uncommonly
cheap-The God Of the harvest, as he has
been properly denominaied, aud. as appears
from The evidence of his own works, Is ahun-
dant in bis nerc'es. Surely this single fae' Is
evidence OF itself, Of the great and paramount
interests OF agriculture---it is the medium
through which The Deity more Immediately.
heslotvs his fayors on man. The language OF
| his DIVINE Providence is this cultivate the
earth-and will reward your labors. Who
| then shall be ashamed Of the character of the
farmes The emperor Of China does mol
descend FROM his imperial dignity--bui he
adds to the grandeur Of hi' royal character,
when he lays his hand upon the plough. The
Deity has done every thing to attach mankind
TO the cultivation of the earth. What are the
profits Of the mercantile capital. for instance,
when compared with the farmers ! The bus.
bandmans capital, is his grain, which he com
mits, no, 10 the treachery OF the winds and
waves, but to the safe and fosieris g bosom OF
the earth and, what proportion d oes The val
ne of the seed bear to the future g rop 1t has
been said Fiat no profitable ms .rket can %
fonnd for the productive surplus This Is IN
olher words TO say that Divine benevo'encs
supplies our wants in too great: an abundance.
Bat the Divine Author Of our icing does mol
exhaust his ncrcies here ~ has MOI only
rewarded The labors Of the. husbandman W
such muni6cence, almost v 9Th the same GER
,ainty tina, he has marked tile return OF an an
,umnal sun but he has likewise ipterspers
ed his labor with every variety of pleasure
his eye is RECALLED with Il the delioacy OF Co
lorius from natures a nri,aled pencil N
labors amidst clow .of fragrance, exha''nt
from all the family q flowers. while the song
of native musicia rs ~. resoundng from every
boush.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
LOOKING GLASSES,
G+LOOKI.NG GLdSSES.9


0rLOOKING GLASSES.-G
JAMES TODD,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
add the public thar he has isken Store. ness
door to Mr.. ElIrHALsr sMITH't, Eseasa0s'
Street, for the purpose of carrying On the
Burnish Gliding Business,
and all lhings spperain;ng. He ASSURES the pub
lie thar every sxertioa shall b. made 20 give per-
feet sst,sfscsioa.
j. L. has now on hand handsome assort-
meus OF Git framed
Looking Glasses,
of h;s own Manufacture framed 10 the nswcst styls
aod Of the best materials, the workmao'hip Of
which, he will warrant 20 equa any .G6ssed foi
ssle Thy Gill be sold on he most rsssonab's
Likewise, handsome ssertmeot
OF .1choyrry gard
- LOOKING-GLASSES,
Picture and Coach 0l.a-Looking Ciass PIssss--
Gold Leaf ny the dec. or single Book "A few dog
Sun @ ssses.-Ao assostmeot Of PRINTS, viz.
Scripture Fancy Prints and Fiowep.
GrOld LOOKING GLASSES new framed
to sny pate n.-Rmbr o;dery-Pain,ing b Print:
framed, R,.sed aud gnamelied-Psip,s sod Paint
ngs varni,hsd 20 ~ TO dispeose with Claw il de-
sirld.
" B.-.aH kinds Of old rork sneW Gilied, or re
paired. If. Portland, May 23.
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WRITING.

MIR. COLBURN'S 4th term for
ins,ructing Ladies and Gentlemen in the
Art of Wruing, will commence on WErsKspAy,
July 5b
June OF, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
rNEW GOODS.
4 n extensive supply Of seasonabie and fashion
"A able GOODS are lately reCeivedby
BARBOUR L. SCOTT,
v,v.,rr Az s,nD

Viz :-i-i Irish Linens--Linen Cambrics---
Nansin and Canton Crapes-Calicees-strip a
plaid Observation-Disclosures striped Lus,rings-
best black twiIled Shks-black Synehaws Il Sars
ue'ts-Dimoties---Ca ,nbrics-Ausiins--Eae Mar.
seilles ves,ing blue and yellow Nankins-Rus-
s.a Drill for summer Pants,oons--G randi, Ats
6ne twilled black and blue Bolnbszetts--bla ck
white and g,een Italian Crapes--best flag end
bsndInne Handk erchiefs--StesmIoom Sbirtines-
Crsfh; American Sh,rtiugs- riokings-Singhsms-
>trires-Chccks--,at ,inetts, &c. &c.
Which were bought low and will DC sod for q
small .roft. 9w. may 30
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To the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Judge
Of Probate Of ioiiis, &c. Jarihs County Of Cum
beriand.
DUrH jerks, admiaistrator Of the estate of
IL Nathsrie, Jenk,, iars of North Yarmouth, in
said county. deceased, hsmby shews-Tha, since
the granting by your Honour Of license to cell 90
much Of the real estate Of said Nathauiel y would
amount TO the sum Of -four hundred and twenty
dollars, for the payment OH, ju" debts, your pc
ti,ieuer has been called upon for The payment Of
mortgage debt, due from said deceased, 10 the
amoun, Of three hundred and nine,y-seven dol
iars and e.shty-two cents, including interest and
costs, payable TO one Samuel s. Brad'ee and the
balance doe your 2esitioner on her standardization
account y one hundred and swsnt y-seven dolIars
snd forty sis cent? amounsing. 10 The whole, TO
the tum Of Ave hundred aud twenty Eve dollars and
twenty eight cent?, for the payment whereof your
petitioner has no persoaal ss'a Of said deceased
in her hands-s She therefore prsys thar your Hon
or wonld grant her license 10 cell 20 much Of the
real estate Of said deceased viii be sufficient for
the payment Of said sum and charges Of sale.
Sy her attorney, SAMUEL GILMAN.
At aCourt of Probate held at the Probate
Office IN Portland, in said couaty, ON the ,erood
Wednesday Of June, in the year Of cur Lord
eighteen hundred and swsnty-Upou the foreRo-
ing petition u was ordered
That the petitioner give notice of the same 10
all psrsons in,eressed, BY causing = cory Of 'aid
petition With this order thereon 10 be printed in
the Portland Case.ie, printed At Portland, three
weeks succe"iyeIy that they may appear at
Probate Court TO be held At the Probate q e 10
saidPortlacd on the second v ednesday Of July next,
At ten o'clock in the forenoon and shsw cue, if
snv hey have, why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Js9ss Of Probate.
A true Copy-Attest,
HonATIo SouraeArE, Rxv.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04

Head Of Long-UhaJ, FORE-S1REET,
OFFER FOR SALE,
ZJ bbls. Linseed OIL,
2 e.sks White LRAD,
20 kess do grouod in Oil,
4 ca,k, French YELLOW,
2 do. venstisn RED,
S do. Spanish BROWN,
2 do spirit. TURPEN1lNB,
$50 lbs. vERDiGhIsE.
do z eund in Oil,
80 lbs Chrome YELLOW,
go dosen BRUSHES,
Red Lesa--L,rharg e-Whi'ing-Ru'"an b'ue-
Yermilliou Rose PIX Ouch Pink -k'oEs Ys .
low-ssoue Ye low--Paien, Yellow Orange keo
Terra de Siena- V.riier-Gum Ccra' AND she'
lae-Copal v.rn.h- Jaoan do.-G''d, snve' ans
Du CHI Lesf--Slip Bue-sand Psper-. Cue
pum;ce Stone Window Ga1-Pufy, &c
- IL kinds of mixed Paints, water co'os', &C.
kep, constantly on hand, or prepared At short no
tiee. =
p The PAINTING BUSINESS III
its variou, branches Carried on BY M. Quiscv, a
v.ual. ON 'uoe
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
I.OOKTNG-GLASSI
PAPER HANGINGS.

PAPER H4NGINGS.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE,
LAS just received IN extensive assortment
l. l. Of PAPER HANGlNGs, iron one dollar
TO twenty five cents.
Also
: 81 to 70 : ! s.. inch as '9 s.. IRON,
Spike and Deck Nail Rod,
Shapes 1Od Nail Plates
80 bbls. fresh superfNe FLOUR.
Norihyarmouth, J,meS6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04
CHAPLIN on BAPTISM.

DOR sale az Nm. HYDE's Bookstore, price
Il 50 cents.
A Series of Letters on the Node and Subjects of
Baptism, addressed to the Christian Public. To
which il prefxsd . briefaccount Of the commence.
ment and process Of the authors trial on those
points which ternna ed in bis embracing believe 8
baptism. in a letter to friend. Second Edition.
With an appendix. containing strctnres on Mr.
Moore's reply. by STEPHEN CHAPLIN, late
Pastor Of the Congregational Church in Mount
Vernon, N. H.
To be sold at public auction, on WE'D
NESDAf. the 5,h day Of jay next, (ualess
sooner disposed Of at reivste sale
THE late DIV Of the SUBJ
l scsibes, situated in Portland on the co.ner Of
Danforih street, and new contemplated street and
new occupied by =. II. ingrahs'n. sq.-the house
is IS feet by 10, three stories high with two brick
walls neatly finished tight and secure against
,he most temp sstuous weather and needs no repair
II Is erected on a 1,t Of land in che most pleasant
part of the town, seven rods on Danforih street,
and eight rods on the.ae~ street. Sale TO be on
the premises nt IL O'Clock A. NJ. Terms Of pay
nent which will be unusually liberal, made know n
II the sale Any persons who may wish TO view
The premises before tue SALE will please to call on
J. ID. HOPKINS.
Pori'an'. June O. 1920. epts.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04

TFKESH GOODS.-~0
WILLIAM OXNAKD,
No. s MUSsEY'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TlaS opened for sale a large assortment Of
Cotton and WOollen Goods.
CONSISTING OF
Broad Cio,hs, Cassimeres,
" bite and coiored Flannes,
fwiIl'd and Plain Bombazetts, Rattinetts,
Green rabereen, Woollen Shawls,
kiaerminster Carpetins dark and ligh, Calicoes.
Furnirores, ard Copperplates,
3-4, IL and Ga lark aud light Ginghams,
Cotton shswls. Great variety of Cotton Hdkfs.
Cotton Shirtings. Linens, Birds eye Diapers,
Cotton Damask Table Linens,
White, black and ceiored Cambricks, white Jean,
Striped end colored do.
Cambria and common Dimities, Brown Hollands,
Blue aud yellow Nankins, black elk Bdkfs.
Superior Flag do. k,worsied and cotton vestings
Linen Cambria, and 30. Hsndkcrchiefs,
Silk and abby Velve,., black and olive Velveteens
Cotton and worsted Hose, silk Gloves,
Black, white aud coored kid Gloves,
Beaver Gloves, black & blue syncbavs &ssrsnetts.
Slack, white slate, green brow and pink Florence
silks.
Cotton B. adings, Worsted. do. Carpet Bindings,
Tapes, Bobbins, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Brushes.
Grea, variety of Cost and Vest Buttons,
silk Goa, snlHabi, Buttons, sewing silks andT twist
Buckram Umbrellas Ravens Duck,
Russ Sheetings Ribbons, black italian Grapes,
Cotton Floss, Factory Shee,ings. 8hirtings,
Ginghsms Satinnet,s, Priest Cloth, Yarns,
Threads, SC. &c-
All which will be sold cheap for cash or shor,
approved credit. II
May 50. 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-04

Elegant French Paper Hangings,
Military Goods, &C.. 3
No. s. Merchants X 10,
EDW ARD HOWE, Upholsffrer,
LAS just received an extensive assortment
L L Plan. Orange, Blue. Green, and landscape
French and American PAPER-HANGfNsssS
borders to aich. A 4,
MILITARY GOODS.
Such as gilt aad plated Hapgsrs--cat and thrust
Swofds-very cheap Brass mounted Arlipefy ana
Cavalry Hadyees--ked Morocco Belts Tor ditto,
real gold, silver, gilt aud plated Epaucts--god aud
silver sword Enot-gold silver, 9Th aud plated
LACE-slit,o ssJs aud HIT Tassei-lpell Plates
Chains & ssiven-.iik 4 Wors,ed sasbes-P umes
of din, rent colors--g,lt and brass Eagle. &c.
(e.3-rhe above in addition to his i,rmcr stock,
makes the assortment complete, AID wa he sold a.
reduced prices.
UPHOLSTERY.
Live Geese, Sea Fowl. Russia and Palermo
FEAIHERS--LneEa and Cotton BedGS&ing, very
cheap, and OF he les Notwithstanding
Frinses for .Curtaim-- Hair Mattrasses-Sofas--
Easy Chairs, &C. Beds OF any quality made at
short notice.
An assor meat Of elegant gilt aud mahogany
framed
LOOKING GLASSES,
from Dogget,'. Manufac,or, Twill be sold ut very
reduced prices, 10 close tlr.aIe the consignment.
--AESO--
One TIMEPIECE, Of WIZARDS Patent, which
was made before the pa,eat lad iua out, and car
be warranted for time.
June IS.
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HaHomeH e. augusta, Cdsiine q
Wiscasset Bills.
Taken at discount for ENGLISH
GOODS,
June 90
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Couner;on Of M oon and IVotsr.--Dr. o.
hers denies tia asy connexion oe'wee" 'ne
| changes of the soon and me "ea'oer - s'e'
oLser.a able in H. /. .Jor.h of Germany, and be
scots that !, the course of an extensive
medical prsctic :, continued 'o' "u'poe, ',
wears, with his attention constantly "hee,.u
/ the lunar pei ioas, he mas never 'se" CIV
]. discover the si. htest connection between
4 hose periods All tie increase or oe''easso'
III seases, or their symptoms,
Mr.. RopGgaioc, ha been o'se,ed risyos
of, he city CT Ne,s.C 'reans THIS c'hce s
sup posed 10 he W. nh -o'ooo'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

la'o as The isll, of J.ily. .l;eI. caatain some
very Important, ari interesting iniclIi-
gencc. On The 9Th Of july. a flag of Truce
reached Angosiura frnH, Gen. Moriiio, i'm
Caracas. with The Manifest of Fcrdi-
aand, the Proclamation al the King, reia-
tive TO those countries, The Constitution,
&c. 10 ascertain whether the Congress
would receive Deputies from him 10 treat
upon suspensions of hosiiliiies, &c. until
The Cortes should assemble 10 deliberate
on the subject. AS Congress was not in
session, DIR. Roscio, Vice President of
Colombia, after taking the advice of
Gen. Soubleiie, Vice President Of Venc.
zuela, aud Revenga, the Hon. Secretary
ofSiate, sent away the flag of Truce. as
suring Morillo, tdai mnhH Spain should ac.
hno~tcdge The independence Of Colombia that
l!sey co"M not treat NTH Deputies sfrom
Spain or any other quarter.
The day that The flag of Truce was
dispatched, an extraordinary Session of
Congress was held, aud il was dctcrmin-
Ell thai d.. Roscio, had not The power or
authority 10 return the answer to Gen.
Morillo; but that il was the duty of Con-
grcss 10 do it: consequently, the Span
ish officer who had been already dispatch
ed, was instantly sent post haste for and
brought back, and the answer OF the ven
cradle DIR. Roscio being open and read,
The Sovereign Congress resolved that The
same should be sigHed by the Honorable
Speaker ofthe House. Gen. Penalver, aud
the Clerk, which! being done, the Span
lard took his departure for Caracas.
herewith enclose you the co,amuni-
cation Of Gen. Morillo, 10 The Congress
OF Colombia, and the answer given by
that I'nu. body, which have translated
from The =" Co,Teo del Orinoco." al well as
some very pertinent and pithy notes b.
The editor of that paper.
"The answer, or rather Decree Of the
Sovereign Congress Of Colombia. does
immortal honor to their DIGNITY,
CONSTANCY. and RESOLUTION, 80
support the nnaiicnaLie and dearest rights
OF their comn:ry and their names will be
transmitted 10 posieriiy, as the Cliampi-
ons OF Liberty, Independence and Jns-
tice. May their heroic efforts soon be
crowned with Sovereignty. and absolute
Independence OF Peninsular eu!ansle
menis."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29
SOUTH AMERICA.

In the House of Commons. July 6, Sir
Robert Wilson, seeing Noble lord III his
place, wished 10 learn whether his majes.-
ty's ministers had received any official
communication ola proposition said TO
have been made on the part OF the French
government, offering to recognize The in
dependence Of South America, and TO
place member of The House OF Bourbon
OH lis throne. This was question affect
ing so many commercial, az well as poll.
iical interests, that he trusted The noble
lord would not object TO give HE infor-
nation required. Lord Casilescagh
said, that, in The present state of The in
formation laid before government, he
must decline giving any answer 10 the
hon. members question. On The 9Th DIR.
Lushington gave notice OF his intention
10 move, on Tuesday next, for The pro.
duciion OF any communications that had
taken place between his majesty govern
meni and The government OF Bnenos Ayres,
reiaiive 10 The project for placing mem
Der of the house OF Bourbon on the
throne Of South America.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29

Malaga; taat eFser fae pirates ha,liaken eve
~ thing they wa"ied ont Of The brig. they PM
the crew into the boat aud sunk the vessel
,he hsa; being very lcaky, sunk before they
con,d reach the shore, and Gully two OF the
ctr~ were saved by vessel that dsriai,y
fel, in with them, and took them safe into
Malaga. The report of this transaction had
reached Gibraltar before Capt. Browns arri-
val there.
FROM FRANCE.
The Resale, captain Merry, sailed from
JIavre, Oh the liih OF July, at which time the
reta!iatory law upon American shipping was
not received, hut was hourly expected.
Captain Merry, on the 18th inst. spoke
ship IS days from Gibraltar, and WAS inform
ed that an Al.erine squadron had passed the
Sbeights, and was cruising in the Atlantic.
The pilot boat Trimmer, Yesterday brought
mp the specie, about $50 600 dollars, from the
u brig Enterprize, lying al quarantine.
(Der. Adc.
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WYE IL BAGATELLg
LEGISLATURE


Jaty 25.-The Speaker announced TO the
house Thar he had received per mail, Il letter,
which was handed to the clerk, who read The
address as follows. Ite honorable Robert
Weakly or tho honorable James Fcntress, or
His ESceiemcy Joseph AThlinn, esq. Cover
nor aud commander i'll aud over the army and
navy otthe state of Tennessee, or in their alb
sence Felix Grundy esq. MnrtIcesborough."
Ihe letter Being opened il was found To COW
er. a twesty shilling bill. of the bank of James
River, dated The first of September. I776-the
s"veiope was entirely blank MIR. Grurdy en-
CURED whence the letter came, and being an
swerei IL was post marked Dandridgo July
10th. lS20--moved that the bill he delivered
10 ilieme,nbcr froN Jefferson, with view that
the money might he returned TO The owner, if
he could lie found.
Mr.. bradford replied that his people stood
in no need of snch money, aud hoped the gem
tlemaB from Davidson, might be permitted
10 take and apply il TO the relief of his pcOple
"a general laugh-Thc letter and tTenty shii.
ling bill, laid on the table without order.
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DOMESTIC.

SPURIOUS BANK NOTES.

SPURIOUS BANK NOTES.
NORFOLK, August IA man of good
personal appearance, calling himself
lTRuEMAN PARKER, and sla,ing'ihai he
was native OF Connecticut, was yesicr-
day brought before The Mayor Of this
Borough, on charge of passing Coun.
terfeit Bank Notes. He stated further
That he was pediar. aud had been trad
ing in New Kent County in this State,
where he had left his Wagons and pro-
ceeded 10 New York, for The benefit OF
his health, whence he hal returned in the
sloop Flag, which arrived here on Tues
day.
Ii appeared in evidesce, that he had
Immediately after his arrival, passed a
three and fee dollar note of some Of the
Banks enumerated below, paid his pas
sage in The sloop Flag, with ten of The
Eagle Bank of Mem Hauen. the same motto.
e.i ia the following list of money found
on his person, having exchanged ii for
good money as soon as ii was discover
ed by the Capt. moi 10 be genuine. lie
made fourth attempt to'pass three others
OF The denomination of three doiiars, which
are also included in the subioincd lisi,
hut upon their being refused, he very
promptly exchanged them also for gen
nine notes. Tie Mayor considering lie
fact OF Fraudulent Intention, sufficiently es-
tablshed by TIE testimony, committed
him tor trial al the nc5f quarterly term.
The following is the lis, of all The mo-
ney found on his pcrson-in which the
counterfeit notes are designated.
GENUINE NOTES.
No. 4i95. letter A. on The Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, al Lynchburg, dated
s6ih January, 1913, so No. 457, letter
j.. On the same Bank, al Richmond, Goth
Aprh, 1873. So: No. 3l72. letter A. Bank
OF Virginia, Norfolk. 3ist March, 1914,
SO: No. 3sS. letter II. U. States Bank,
Norfolk, S'll May, 1877, 10.
la Silver. 84 Dollars /; in Gold, Two
Doubloon', hall do, 2Quai,er DO, one
eighth do.
COUNrERFEiTS.
No. 1895, letter ID Union Bank of Ma
ryland, ist July. 1873. 20: No. 267S.
letter B.. Bank of Piatlsburg, 9Th Oct.
1917, 5 5; No. $50, letter Z. Eagle Bank
Ot New Haven, LIST June, 1919, 10; No.
206D. Bank of Hudson, lst May, 1917,
S3 No. 2906, same bank and sa me date,
SIS: No. 1906, Merchants and Mocha
MICS Exchange Company, New York, Isl
Aug. S 3; No. zoos, letter A. Mechanics
Bank, City and County of Philadelphia,
9th jan. 1915, So: No. 30o6, letter ID.
Bank of Niagara, Isl Oct. 1916, So; No.
1916, New Haven Bank, 9th August 1917.
81. Beacon.
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NIOTIcE.-I shaN oGer for saie on Thur.day lfe 5ih

NOTICE. ShGH offer for safe on buTsday the 5th
l. day Of october next, my tenement, lying in the
county Of Cumberland. containing 100 Of tuna
shEdte on the main stage road leading from Rich
moHd 10 The upper country and uifhin one aud a
lpiiics of CGfterSyiike.
n minute description of the premises, is thought
uHnecessdry; as IL is yrfsWmcd that any eenttemdS
wishing 10 pErck0se, uU fTst take UieW NJ them I;
suffice u 10 say, tie f0Ve,N Is large and cOmmodi.
building. wNL at other oHf houses sUffabie for
the accommodation Of trGUeuers, and Is generality
kHOUpby fhs name Of GfLLIdA'S OLD TATERN.
The terms fs0ie uiH DC one, t,ro three and four
yeays credh the purchaser Citing bonds sifh Sc.
cHrifg, and iced cJ trust rpm tie property 10
rHre the payment.
the above property is not sold, or tie day obors.
hW he gfered for tuefps months rent, gOssessiOJt
TNU-6RE.
I7aroHra, fttg. 81. 3s..uia'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-29
IN cHANcRRY.... MecAleuBurg County, June coarr

TE cHANCERY... MeeklenBurg County, June Court
1870
Maurice Smith In his right and as executor Of
the last will aud tetsnent Of william Smith dec. and
ISAAC ..ftatnfi65,
IaAIEsT
John {. 0oods and Mary bis wife, and Charles
Smith, Betsey Smith, Samuel smhh, Napcv Smith,
John smiih and william smith, infants, ny their
Guaraian.ss. DcfrYdGnft.
Theldefendanls Charles Smith, Beisey Smith Sanig
81 smith, Nancy Smith, John Smith, and william Smith
not having entered their appearance gfss security
according TO the oct n Assembly, e ruies Of this
court, and u appearing 20 tie satisfaction or fSis cortt
that they iphsbltans RI this coinmonweaiIh on
the molten Of the complainant Nv counsel, NJ Is az
dcrSf hatths said defendants Charles ey, samuel
Nancy, JOHN and William Smith, do appear here on
the fret Gay Of September next auh answer the
compliments bill, ard that 4 copy n this order hs
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Rnqs.fsr for twn
mouths sue cessivelT and also posted al The eni doe7
Of The Couflhouse of i'iis -cnrty.
a copy--res;e WI. z fssLrY. ne.
7 Jn'y ~ ~. ~ses