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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-14
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HoRArIo 5ouTHoArE Rsg.fsy.
Al "A Court of Probate holden at

At "A Court of Probate holden at
the Probate ofiee ia Portland, within ADD for
the County # Cumher and, on The fourth We'd
ne.d-y Of October in he year of cur Lord e gb-
teen hundred and twenty,
G sMUeL IRasK zdu,inis,rator of the estate
JOSEPH CROSS, Jr.
ste of said pcrl and. Nerohanf deceased, having
pr,eafej Ls 6rs account e samnissraliop of the
essale # said decsa.ed oRpskfp-Th., The .aid
admais. aIor give NOTICE -. psr.ons interested,
by r.u,ng copy If th.. order 10 be published
thee weeEs succs.,isey ia the perlIsn6 Gazette.
ed a, Poftsnd, IA they may appear at
Probate Ccur 70 be held rbe Probate Office q
foress,d, On TIE fourh Wednesday Of Novs nher
neIt A. ga of Tie ciocs IA he forenoon and .tev
csu.e # any they have, why be zane sheu'd not
be allowed.
A K. PARIS, Jasgs.
A true copy--atc,t
HoRATfo souTHoArs, Register.
Al Court Of Probate holden at
The Probate Office il Portland, wishis spd for
the Ccunty ef Cumberland, en- the ioursh We'd
nesdsy Of ocsoser, in the year Of Lord eighteen
bundled and twsuiy-
N the se,'tion Ct Betty Latham, adminis;rasrir
" of the e,taeof
ELiAB LATHAM.
ats Of Gray, In said County, B,acksTri,b deces.ea
ispf esentne ha the persof a e. .ia OF aid s>cSs,
ed Is net ,ufclen TO ray he ps seht, wL,rh he
owed a. he time Of hi Death b. tic .um of two
hundred n'oeif FIVE dollars and eighty cents, ard
paying for a iesnse % eel sod convsy 90 ms ch of
the req essais 4 'aid Gesezsea A. MY re .sseary
for The synsai Ct sad dehi. and Incidental char
g. oapaats Tn he petitcuer give notice
hefeaf he hef. Il sstd crcezsej ancto all ner
SINS interes'ed IN aid saste. y causing copy Of
this order 20 be fusli,he4 IN ne Po,s'aed Gzeese.
pfieiea n Portland ~ sid Ssupty, three ~eeks
successive y, tia they may a2nesr az . Probate
Cur 70 Re bel he Probate Cfiee. IN Portland
sfoFesaid, cn he foush Wcene.dsy Il November
nert aiten l'sosk 10 he forenoon ssa shsw cause,
Il 10Y they have, why she prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
A. K. PARIS, 5ssss
true Copy. AT1rsr,
EoaArIo soprHsaTs, hsgiae,.
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i HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
all concerned that he has bseo duly appoint.
ed and taken upoo himself he trust of Esecutor
Of the last Viii and Tetameut of
JOHN PEABODY,
late Of Bridgion, ia the county of Cumberland
Gentieman, deceased, by giving bend a, the law
dirsets-Iie therefore requests all person. WHO
are indebted to he said decez ed'. e.isie 20 make
immediate payment and thc.e who havs any de-
mands thereon, to eshibi, the same for .e,'.emsns
10 John PEABODY.
Bridg'on, Aug. 20, 1920.
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NE fnbieribet hereby give, Fusie notice tn al
concerned. thar he has feea Guy az poib ed
and aiken upon himielt ta> t.ufl Of sdmi.i Orator
on the t.ta,s of
PEARL kiIBALL,
ia'e Of Concord, 10 the county of Rockingham.
hse Of New tampihe deeesfed By gv'ar ,,nd
a. the az difeet. He Therefore lsqaeii. a per.
Cons who indebted he fsid dsesalsa'. ss.s,e.
TO make mnesise payment and ..sfe who lave
any demands thereon, 20 eEhibss he .srle 20
oBaDiAH klNaALL. A ..,,s s.. ''
Rumford, Sept s'h, 1890.
HE fubferiser hereby gives pubic notice 70
~ concerned, ihs sh< has been GU v asrsa:u-
led ard aiken upoa hsfe1f he ,ru!i If asm.n.ttss
;fiT OF The eHae.,f
WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
ATE OF Pswsal, in the county of Gun -er.snd.
woman deceased. by gv,ng bend :. The las d.
reefs She therefore iequens >, rfifnrs who ars
iSdeb,ed 10 the faia 4ecesfsds eaase To m4.e
immediate payment, aud Ibffe who have any
demands thereon, 10 eshi.is he zane for fetrle.
ment TO MERCY LAWNhNgE
Powna Oct. IS, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
SAVINGS, BANK.

A the Annual Meeting vf the Corporation OF
n tie 3AvtSos' BANK, held on Saturday evsn-
.ng, July 18th, 1870. the following geotlemen we're
unanimously clsosen Directors Of tins Institution tor
the year ensuing, viz - Nephen T. .Norfhan Re5.
s.ssa Potter, JOB ShsrmGn. Dapd .SfetvsHs, J4mss
xS~-ssssd. y. c. XAass James Taylor. Jshn y .iosrs
Sfee!ea Hpwn. Sassss Sfepeas, NJ q Bosa W q.
ljrai'yiam, ~. n, .1ismford S FSssier Gs,d'er.
Gatid kisg, CAarsss Cotton. Isaac Oenid, George
Ens'. Joha Sios.m. john CaAsore. Edspa'd " Las0-
isn. W Ss<ss. Dusss Psarcs, Harvey sessisrs,
Bs3smia Aasard
And al Subsequent Meeting of the Directors.
Ssephsn A. Nerihsn. Esq was chosen i'resreat.
6sy''rn" Etaa'ssn. Treasurer, and George .'f,na-
Jerd. secretary.
itwss also voted, That 80 much Of the 10Th ar.
tice Of the Dye laws oil this Institution ~ respects
the paying oi Dividends on tie third Saturdays OF
April and October be Annaled and that Dividends
in future viii be declared and paid on the FIRST sat
urtiay Of January aud July.
BY order efiks Beard
"a GEORGE MuMFoRD. Ssc'fy.
Nesnort. yu.y rs
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te,5ury, TIC Lord Chancellor, the Lord
President, the Duke Of Beaufort, Mar
quis of Lansdowne, Marquis of Buck
inghanf, Earl Of Liverpool, Earl Of Beau.
clamp, Lord Viscount Sidmou,h, Bish-
op Of Loudon, Lord Redesdale. Lord
Erskine, and the Earl of Laudcrdalr.
The Times of the 9th of June says
"The public will have felt great pleas
IRE at the turn which the affair Of the
King and Queen has taken ION the sug-
gest;on Of Mr.. Wilberforce seconded by
Mr.. T. Buxton) and that time is allow
ed for reconciliation or compromise :"-
while ia another English paper (date not
given) it is reported that "an officer had
been despatched to Blackheath, to put
Her Majesty under arrest"
Lord Holland had declared his inten-
ton to bring forward motion respect
ing the repeal Of the Royal Marriage
Ast.
A riot took place at Dover--the mob
tore down the gaol and set allthe prisoners
tree--the riot act was read and the mob
dispersed. So = -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-08-02
OLKO,
PORT OF NEWPORi 4
ENTERED,
Schooner Industry. Swift. Ta;mouth.
CLEdRCD.

at.st. CLEiRED.
Brig Hebe. Pratt, Alexandria sloop RAPID, Per-
ry, New.Yoik.
Arrived WEXFORD (in this Distrct) on Satur-
day Hast. schr Baltic, Bailey, Is days from rurkss
Island, with Salt. 4
Brig Ann Gadsdep. Dunwell, OF this port. AZ
days from Havana for Antwsrp, WAS spoken June
18th. lat 48, ion as
ship Aris,omnes, Barker. OF this port, 43 days
from New-Orleans, arrived at Greenock juno 7th
ship Alliance Rider, Of this port, was at Gotten.
burg June oh \
Ship Mary Amy. Burroughs, Of Providence,
from Liverpool. has arrived at Delaro -
At Antwerp June 9th. brig stephen, Stsnhope,
from this port ftA lt .
Brig Hiram, Eidred. IS days from this port, for
St Pe,ersburgh. was spoken June llth, of the
Isle of Wight .
Schooner rassel, Dayton, of this port, arrived at
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nt.ALIr REG CITATIONS,


"A 4 a Meeting Of the Board oi II. S,n for
I4 The town IL Newpot, on ,he 10 u Ju,y,
l82o.--h svas vofed and deeresd:--
That nosssscl srrising a, th,s per, be; ;wecn
,his time and he 6rs day OF N Sember nc xt,
from any port er place wha,eves. having Cot
ton on boa.d, shall be permitted 10 come ,nto
the Hsrbor, or wi,hin half q mile Of the come
psct par, oI the town, without permission Of
the President Vt ibis Board. fret had in writ
ing. Evsry master of a vessel violating this
order after the list day Of Aosux nex., shall
forfeit and pay 6oe OF twenty dolias.
No vessel Arriving at this por, with Mers
chsndixe, taken On busrd at Staten lsund or
{ a on board any vessel ., the Qua spt'ne
& ound at New-Yo,k, after psssins this "r.
der, shall be permin,d TO eater ,hs Ha,boe
OF Newport, bu, shall be taken to the q lsrab.
tine Ground by the Health Oficr,, auJ sbsil
be there detained not less than fiiteen days.
or until discharged by this Board. Any per-
son viole,ing this . der, shaii forfeit aud pay
&ne Of hiy dollars.
BY order,
JONATHAN ALMY, cyerk.
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produce of manufactures Of the West
Indies, shall come there without paying
higher duties than Swedish vessels I; but
upon condition that Swedish vessels la
den with the prodnce or manufactures OF
the countries on the Baltic shall enter the
ports of the United States without pay
ing higher duties than American YES
us.
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Beautifui Enamrid 7eeth.

beautiful Enamrfd Teeth.
WHICH win remain ss white as Natural
" Teeth, and as fitted to resemble such
with great exactness.--Those nho may wish
TO obtain them, viii be pleased 10 apply TO
Dr.. JOHNSON, Nc. los, Thames. Street, q
few doors no,b ot he bfick Marker.
For Sale, DRUGS & MEDICINES, o.
moog which are, Dr. Sydenham's PiAs or
Pbysic for oil seasons, ve'y proper at this
season OF the year to prevent siekosss, and
especially ipr those who are, or nay be uoubs
led with Billed Complains The Rose
0fnfshess se/e, tsffatn aud eheoh care for
the Heh, and mosl other diseases 81 the skin.
--1his Ointment Is superior 10 any thing og
The kiod bi'hero offs se,d for Ssle.--Estsi-
leol Tech Powders Y,sedbie T.neiurr. for
the Teeth ADD Gums. &c. &c.
D ID assos con 'iouss to practice 10
Phy"e. Surgery and Nsdwifety oo,viihstsnds
ng sbs, has been, or n,sy be said, - tbs
coausy. ~ Fees Moderate.
Newport ie,y 20.
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The Third and Last Gall.
Agoing! Agoing very Cheap.
WIN. JAMES TlLLEY,

Vo lZ4, f30D1cS sITecs.I M
LAS Just opened q complete Assort-
i l. ment Of Goods, which with his old stock
msk kes his Assortment complete among which are.
superhne, fine and common Broadcioths, supeiiae
hne and common Cassiuaeres fine Flannels and Pc.
hse Cloths Grape Dresscs; Canton Grapes, Sin
chaws L1tstrings Italian Grape silk Laces and
GiuLe Bonbaaines and Bomba2etts fine and
common Marseles Vesling; Ladies Hose; Gloves
and Psrssois Combs, .Hanlkcrchicfs; Shir,ings
and sheetings, a complete assortment of American
Goods and great many other Articles 10 numer.
Gus too mention all OF which will be sold low for that
Friend Of al, mankind or this Globe cost
Newport. August 2, 1890
Commissioners Noiice.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court OF Probate Of the town Of
Norh-Kings,own, in the county Of Washington,
Commissioners 90 receive, examine, and adjust the
claims against the estate OF &t
WAIT SPiNK,
late of said North Kingstown widow, deceased, re-
presented insoivent, hereby give notice, that six
! moahs from The szd July tast, were allowed said
creditors to bring in and prove their respective
claims; and that we will attend a, our respective
dwellings,. for that pu pose. any time within said
period
ssossM's ssosSs saansEv sM'Ia, cs~"i."."er.
All persons indebted TO sid Estate, are hereby
called upon to make payment to
NATHANIEL SpINk, .salmnistrasor.
North Kingstown. Avg I. 1890
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NEw-YoRK, JULY Is.
FRANCE.

The Editors of the Commercial Ad-
vertiser have received files OF Paris pa
pers up to the 18th June--eight days la
ter than via England, by the Martha.
They arc chiefly filled with the debates
in the Chamber of Deputies. These
debates are too long and desultory TO be
read with patience; and present deplor-
eble picture of the present situation OF
The government of France. We shall
give some abridged translations tonor-
row. tA
We have seen letter dated Havre,
June ls, giving a serious view OF the po-
!iticaI situation OF France. AT some of
the unlawful assemblagcs at Paris, seve-
ri lives had been lost.
The crop of olives in the country in
the neighborhoCd Of Marseilles, is totally
destroyed.
The Theatres at Paris, Havre, Rouen,
&c were all shut up, in consequence OF
the late riots in France.
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Has for sale, at his Store in Wiekf,wd
A Gs NERAL Assortment OF Hard.
- ware and Cutlery, Brass Andirons. shoveIs
snd longs. &c-Also, Dsy Goods, Hats. Shoes q
Groceries Dutch Plough Irons. and Plougbs ready
made Patent Pitch Forks. scyihes. sneaths. Sick.
les. &c.
500 ibs Pearl Ashes, 100 quotals dry Cod.
m Hbds Hoops. hsb,
1000 Pisb Barrels, z 10 bbls Cider,
so DO Rum DO ( 30 do Flour,
20 Bushels Plaster Paris, \ - nests Ledsr Tubs,
i50o fne Ciapbosrds, : 20 Dc sugsr Boxes.
$40 Chesnst Rats. , " Gfind-Stones,
Is cords Pre- Wood, ~ bundles wrapping.
80 bushels white Beans. paper.
Ekevise for sac general sssonn n,ent OF Coun-
Try bumbe', consisting Of ship. plank. boat boasds
common OAK do. AMI joIst hall insh ehesna, Boards
&C &c
Wkkford, June 81. 1870.
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Notice is hereby eipsn,

~ sNottte 20 Htftcy xftSHs
THAT on the thirty frs, Day ol Juyi AID.
i 1920, at Two o'clock, p. M, there will
be sold a, Public Auction on The pre- niscs,
ell the right, title and interest Of CERIsro-
rRsa BABoocK. OF in and unto so much os
tbe Farm, late the properly cf Chriaiopher
Babccck, deceased, called tbs Qucnnieonisng
Farm, containing BY es,ima,ion, about Two
hundred and forty acres, lying in Charles
to~o, 10 the county of Wsshiogton, being
one undivided sixth part OF a sixth part Of
said Farm, which de esccnded to the said Chris-
topher from his late brother Benjsmin Bah.
cock, deceased, as will be sufficienl 10 satisfy
and psy the Taxes following, on which prctn-
ises Collectors Warrsn,s have been sevisd,
which Taxes have been heretofore dolly IS.
sessed sgsins, the ssid Christopher who is
not absens from the State, viz.
State Tax ordered June Session A.
D.lsl2, payable Jan. Is, 1913,
Principal and io,ersss, up 10 the
dhy OF sslc, 81 90 y
Toen Tax ordered Nov. r6blei2,
payable March So.h 1913, Prln-
cjpal and Interest. 90 So
S'ots Tax ordered June Session A. ~.
1918, payable Jan. ist lsi4,
fteeiPsl snd Interest, ~ ~ :
Icwn Tax ordered Dsc. 7,h 1919,
psysb's March 2o,h 1914, Pho.
cipal and lnseress, 10 IS
Total amount 8 80
besides incidental charges. Cond,, ROM will
be shewn at the time and place Of sale.
EDWARD WILCOX, Coneesor.
ChsrIcssown, July Isl, 1890. J&to.
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S7ONE CUTTING DONE
By 4. COOLEY & Co.

On yo6 Sherman's wharf, c nngious TO lhe
BRrK MASx81.
WHERE they io,end 10 kcep constantly on hands
and for sale, American and Italian Marble.
for Chimney Pieces. Monumental work, &c A,suS
Freestone tor steps, tIearths, Jambs Unde, prings
Arches and sills, Coping. Drane Stones. &c &C.
Likewise. the Quincy and z l Slate Of superior
quality for Tomb Stones, Grave.stones, &c.
Paint. Mills, Paint. stones, Milets. Pressstones,
Grind Stones, Well weights, s.d all other eork
that may be called for In the line Of their profess
sion will be done with ne ainess ard dispatch
or Orders frosa town or country will he punctu,
ally attended 10. aud every fvot gratefully scs
knowledged.
NIB. Nilmag FisginE for Cellar bottoms, hitchs
On hs~stiss aad <siks, sh~sp for CAsnl
scwpors, July 26h 1880. r3t.
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Chair Mamyartoyy.

BENJAMIN DOWNING,
Fancy and Windsor Chair Walker,
Corner II Wash,ngion Square and Clarke ss.
INFORMS his friends and the public,
Il that he has commenced the above business, and
intends carrying it on, In all ts various brshcbes
end ss he has worked in several large cifes 10 Eu-
rope, In New York, and In Providence he hopes to
give general satisfaction. He Intends sxecutin6
bis work as cheap ~ can be purchased in the Units
ed States and will consist Of Fancy, Windsor and
common Chairs, viz, PsrIour. Dining. Sitting. Deds
Room. and Knchcn Chairs Curled maple skd imi.
ta,on scroll and plain settees, OF all kinds
Loiing. Easy. and smoskiug Chairs; window. core
ner, and fishing stools
NIB Old Chairs bottomed, repaired. re-pa;pted
and re gi't--spinning " hses made and repaired
Turning executed with neatness and despafch.
uJ An orders from the oountrt puneiaAIly At.
Newport, jane n. 1920.
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United States sank Stock.

we arc sorry TO perceive, says ttc
National Intelligencer, as we think,
symptoms Of revived specnlations in the
stock of the Bank Of the United States.
After rising rapidly from 81 to los Ia
for each share OF one hundred dollars, it
is by the last eastern mail reported at
lO3. 1t is not in the power OF the Ma
nagers of the Bank to prevent this Huc-
tuation, do what they will-nor OF any
other corporation that we know. Al
that honest men, unskilled in the myste-
ries of trade, can do in the case. is, to
look sharp about them before they either
buy or sell stocks, Of this or any o.her
description. 7. Gaz.
While visiting the Navy Yard on Sum
day, / was witness to an action which
reflects the highest honor on one Of our
gallant young officers. The two sail
boats belonging to the Franklin and
Washington. were manned for trial of
speed, and when at considerable dis
tance from the shore, one Of the boys at
tached to the Washington was knocked
overheard. In the confusion of the mo-
ment, an oar was thrown to him, but
not being a good swimmer, he was una.
ble to reach it. He had sunk beneath
the surface of the water twice, when
Midshipman Mutt, with the greatest
presence of mind, threw off his coat,
plunged into the stream, gained the car,
swan with it to the boy, and seized him
as he was sinking, probably never to
rise again. In this situation he sup.
ported him until boat from the shore
came to their relief.-ib.
Gen. WIZ. FLOYD, one Of the four
surviving signers of the Declaration Of
independence, resides in Western, N. Y.
On the late anniversary, deputation Of
of the citizens waited upon him with an
appropriate address, to which he made
che following reply:
thank you, gentlemen, for this aat.
tering mark Of attention, and your good
wishes for my future happiness. My
infnnities prevent my saying more than
to hope our country win duly appreciate
and long enjoy the benefits and privileges
obtained by the declaration Of indepep-
drpce.
A Stockholm paragraph states. that
the,King has been pleased to consent
that the ships Of the United States OF
North Augica, laden with the natural
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TO LEI.

lind noSssssion giUen immediately
THE front part Of the house with chambers,
and other conveniences.) now occupied by
the subscriber, situst the main road, about t@u
miles from the sta e.House in Newport The sits
uation is Pleasant, and Is we'll cslcsla,ed Tor 4
southern family should It be preferred Bosrdert
will be taheu on reasonable terms, and every xers
tien will be made tor their comfortable accopmos
dation. JOHN ROSE.
Riddletcvn. July 26 1a20
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State Of Rhode-Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General .1ssembiy, Jane Session, a a.
1920.
An Act sppropriating Ten Thousand Doll
lara TO purchase .bc Evdeuces OF the Reg.
issercd Public Debt OF this State.
DEE enacted by tAe General -1ssmb,y,
II and BY she authority thereefif 70 enacted,
That ten thousssd dollars be spp,opris,cd,
OUT Of money received from the Trca.u,y Of
the United States, and now in the General
Treasa'y, to The purchase Of The Evidences
Of the registered Pubic Debt Of this State,
under The direction and management of
Commissioners, 10 be appointed by lhs Gene.
raj Assembly
.fnd be il. .E4v,her enacted, TIA, Philip Al
leo, Cnaries B ayton, Earl D. Pearce, and
the General Treasurer, be aud they hereby
appointed Commissioners 10 purchase the
SAID Evidences OF tho said registered Public
Debt, in such way and man0cr as they map
thiok most advantageous to the public inter-
est that said Com missionets give public no.
lice Of their appointment, in the newspapers,
advertising tho creditors holding such EvI.
dences, To send to them, or 'ei,hce of them,
on or before the 6rsi Monday OF October next,
sc sied proposafs OF The terms OH which they
will sell the some; aud the ssld proposals shall
not be opened until the day next succeeding
the said h'st Monday OF October and that il
proposals equally advantageous TO the Stale
shaii be made for the sale Of . greater a.
mount Of said debt that can be purchased by
the sum hereby appropriated, the amount
thereof shai be applied IN = rateable proper
ton 10 the demands OF the seve al creditors.
.f1d be IL further enacfed, That The snm
appropriated as aforesaid be subject TO the
o,dcr Of the aforesaid Commissioners, and be
paid oat OF the General Treasury according
the General Assembly their proceedings Nm.
der tilis act.
IN true Cofy: HIfncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
10 conformity to the above reci,ed act, the
Commissioners therein appointed will re-
ceivc from the holders Of this Stste's Cer,i6.
Gates Of Registered Debt, sealed proposals Of
the terDs on which they viii sell tho same
and request they may be transmitted (frce OF
postsge) TO either OF Us, and directed TO said
Com mssioners, on or before the hrst Mon.
day OF October next, being the time iimi,ed
by said sst
PHILIP ALLEN,
CHARLES BRAYTON,
EARL ID PEARCE.
THOMAS G. PlTMAN.
July i9 no.
SUMNER GOODS.
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H.fRRIED,
At Bsisii. by the Rev Mr.. Mann, Capt BsrJA.
MIN Cuuscu to Mss MATILDA WAsaEs. both
OF BrisseL
DIRD.
II this town. on the 22d ult Suddenly. JonS
Cooke Esq. aged 81 years.
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THE VOLATILE K AkOM ATIC
SNUFF. for Head. Ache 81 Catarrh.
Az now constantly kept for sale by
SAMUEL w. v1NsON.
Newport, May 10 1890
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A Stockholm paragraph states, that
the,King has been pleased to consent
that the ships Of the United States OF
North AuSica, laden with the natural
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
AMERICAN pHARMACOpGIa


On Satu, day the LIST OF January, 1920, the
General Convention for the formation of a
National PhaimacOpHia. met in the North
appeared and took their seats
DR.; Eli Ewes, OF New Haven; Drs. Lyman
Spald,ng, Alexander IL Stevens, OF New York :
DR.. Thomas i. Hewson. of Philadelphia DR.
allen Al Lane, OF Wilmington, Del. DIR.
Henry Hunt, of the District OF Columbia.
After appointing committees of arrange
ment, the Convention adjourned until Mon
day the Sci instant.
On Monday Sd inst the Convention met
Mitchii, of New York, and DR. Thomas
parke, of Philadelphia, appeared and look
their seats.
The Convention proceeded To the election
OF officers. DIR. Samuel l.. MitchiIi was cho-
sen President, and DIR. Thomas l.. Hewsun
Secretary.
The Delegates then entered on the bnsiHess
or which they were assembled Nat. int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
NlANCHESTER PROPERTY

furniture aud House SerodntS for sale.
EHE subscriber being about to decline
ohets for sale, privately, the establish nient ai
ieeen, oscuPied by him. In situation, this pro2eTi
10 eNceIIed by none IN this neghbor hood and furnish
rs every conven ence for the comfortable acconmo aa
t"n OF large family, with highly cultivated garden
CONTAINING upwards OF 2 actee, ice house, &c Nu...
ESQ number OF handsomely situated UNiMPRoVEp
LotS-some of them substantially enclosed Ana on
rae lith day Of january neat he will sell al pubii
auction, upon the prenises all his HOUSEHOLD
fURNlIURE-this is extensive aud valuable. ~,
mare ana female SERVANTS, with their children IT,
families valuable carpenter fsur excellent mich
cows, raised III the place chariot and harness carl
'
Tue sale will be constructed by Moncure Robinson 4
Pleasants, upon terms then To made known
ARCHIBALD FREELAND
Manchester, Oec. -. ar