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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

Mr.. BrOughdm lately moved the House OF
Commons To enquire into the Droits of the
Cfown--hls object was TO wrest them from il
ON the broad incontIoyertibie ground, that
the commons held the purse; that this was
the great check which the people held over
| the King and that these droits accrued 10 the
crown. without any sort of contiol, or consnl-
| tatios with the Commons. Mr.. h. stated, Tor
example, that Ia 1904, The prize money A..
mounted TO 4 los 000--in IS06, TO l55 600. from
The Spanish condemma'ions (vessels treacher-
Ousiy seized previously 10 declaration of
war; the sum of E2 POO, 400 went TO the
Cro"n-bir. Canning Of course, resisted this
propoSilion-and took occasion to east sheer
AT the Ame'icdns--he said another arvum,ut
Tor departing from the usage OF the droits
was =" that the whole department OF the mo-
"a' Guy NAV ne lie casf, and tor the sake OF do.
ing away with every vertigo of f.udal moua,-
chy- hat we cOnld erect somethip. uewliI,at
woniu merit great praise, he was not Drepared
10 deny; the new fabric mig hit be- clean & heat
a. ''e hn'ertcan sorenment: y iatedigibie Us the
president ~ The u. 81" He represented tbe
Rouse az saying 10 the King" we wish Won 10
be kir. alter d new fashion; we rem re- ynnr
allowances To be limited 10 yonr physical
wants zee destre you 10 Iirai he President Of
dmertcd. Cheers" u incon,narabI,. i.n,c
tsnons. Smear on Sir-Ridiculs cannot chance
Tue trnth When you compare the ecouoniy.
the uigniiy. The prosperity ot the two nations
'hr brush constitution with its bloated king
ana aristocracy is the trne object of rijicule
no is the most woi thy ct reverence (,so,yc
the Sd aud iih, or George Washington and
ihonas Jefferson the elected agents vi "a flee
people We who feel our superiority. cannot
Dut contemn our ccntemner.
Ia what Part Off nation do we see such
VIE tools employed 10 prop a falling fab,ic.
as Edwards The Spy, who like Judas AZ bribed
10 KISS in order TO betIay '...instrnm.utlIuly
"ortby OF such caugs
But let them employ bioodhonuJs or ie,,ers
Great Britain may YET see herself more assim
rated TO America. The war between powers
ano pfInc!pal!tes, and the people between
hings aud snOjects; between L,bert, and tie
oppi es'or Is stu wasins'n Europe. Ibe press,
the Impulse which il gives IN such A ,atieety nj
ways TO the human mind, with all The n,uI;lps
WHICH Kings try topnt uyouit; The diffusion of
habcaStfian aud other elementary schools -
.ne 'hpiu intercourse OF commerce {; Tie con-
tagions example OF ore eicat and Hnurishi,,,
republic, held up as mighty watchtower 10
Other nations; these bid the world MOI 1, des
pair, but 10 prepare for further reforms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

iretusioa Of 1oaSts.---" They order These
things better in Boston than elsewhere A;
the s"mpiuons collation. given 81 Fmlue;. .'au
"the I'm al July, there are ~ standing toas,s
reported and 10 volunteers. The Washington
Society Al marlborough Hotel. Boston. eclipse
tbs effort They had IS standing roasls. and
JO'fy'Seren rollnteerS. Many of these were
given, MOI TO be drank. hut To he = said or
snug, as The case mi .ht De. The beauty of
the Joke Is, that several gentlemen delivered
tSasis al one dinner, and seui ioaSIs 10 another.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

Ten Dollars TeWdrd = STOP tie shfcf!
ON. the niaht VI the I2ih inst as stolen from nv
- stable spotted Appclucia horse, about four f.el
be "Itsn M hes high, len years old ia good or.
ue, nave rocked ama PAGES IOlersDiy we'll but rather
lhuneo To ne dui The above reward viii be gives hy
,hs subscribe. living near Farley Island bridge ia ne
,S 90" o' ifhlco county. ANY Information VIII he
S.ni",' iSoeNen' FRANCIS FRAlStR.
~ -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

NIhS coamil,ed to ia IN Charles CIV comfy ca H.
tS"Iieen,h da, q June last, black giii nan,ra
go ahooi 20 years old, fenr feet eleven snl half
Inches high She hired 10 MI john ,,a,a ~,
me GU! ~ Kchn"nd, (and bslonee 20 the estate OF
JON Snuha dec Mr.. Gardener is reqnes,ed 10 ,c.ne
take her cut of jail srd pay expenre, NV
IL JOtN EprrS nit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18
Ten DOLLARS REWARD5..-

Ten DOLLARS REV ARD.
INihAiED or stolen from The subscriber from, fIs
~ "ftshborhood Of ShtdfOhn GSMaH + 4 Y JgORSr
of or ebont the 6th inst. dboat rect zen or eisgs
"cAeS higt GboNt eight or nine gears oLd bob f,U
MooP T"mP, trofS 0hd Yaces nell he zoe, sfjg 81
us ter hJ.I leg. Dhos0euer .oW ret,,9s, me Is,J
horse 10 me- or gre tafor1ation az he ed .0rksr
MNse ~ tHe cay or Richmond ShaE receive me abops
FtVd,d. ana 0sS redSenabke erIeRces p0id.
IHt1 ~. ZIP PEHEE JBFL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

MONTREAL, June % IT is somesrhd surpri-
sing that none Of The Quebec Newspapers hare
mentioned the erteRSire and importdni fortifca-
ton nor IN progress IN that city. We learn from
an authority Of the mos, credible Kind that nearly
four hundred men are daiiy empioped in mining and
preparing the scite Of rery strong work rhich is
TO croWn that already formidable fortress at
noon and sir o'clock r ~. ,oien the uorkmes 20
to their dinners ard cease their iabor, rhole
series Of mines are exploded. The plan is said to
ne most beautiful and defensive; to command every
Col. Nichols Of the engineers formerly in this
country. iStO he carried into execution ,cithout
delay This IS as it should be +; a constant readi-
nesSJcr War bring the best means Of preserving
peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

-, oIiCE.-..Al persons barring Ci.ifs nraInsI lii.
L estate OF mAKi RRNME, deceasrd are esrnesiIy
requested 10 make the IN kDcwn imIHediateiy ia order
thdl tbeF inay he adjusted aud those inleh.ed vii
pis s come iofwafI aud make payment longer
Indulgence caanot br admitted wishine 10 ,uaksa 81
tIibutIon Oi said estate without dela,
JosE+H btAME, E.'Or NJ lIaTg BrGx7e. esc
Caroline, JNly ~. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

WE sale OF q abe b Wno6Son's iaHaio' ha.i.sL.
- ehectec aErseabiy too former afset,is-nvrt :,
ius'ees VIII proceed to sell uie said tact az larG
~ ohn.o.fiaad nnder deed ~ trust sx.suie1 tc ne
eS''hS Ga'r e3td August 1910. certain -, poses
therein mentioned, rae sgth md 3isk o. hum
iSfn The sale will certainly take place a. Elancis
Smi'h ia,,inin Fa'Hsiile IN tile coant, OF Pti,os
Eu"Aia. THONGS 4. MORTON.
Julyls, a,,q,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

Mr.. GuIILElias made another effot, IN ASCEND
III the presence OF an immense Cnnconrse OF
rilzenS at Camden, opposite I'hiladeIpl.ia
Eur wni'e he was returning thanks To them ,or
thelr company, has clumsy assistants dscom
posed tae car. cut the cords aud The ba,jnnn
arose without him !....It aiighicd in a marsh
near ailoways cieeA, n ). having travelled
more than % miles in about TWO hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

a, dominaiinn-no nhen in power, have
we misused IT. II the south possessed
wisdoH. with which The north or east
could not compete, are we To he crnsur-
ed for possessing that, which all anNi-
ously cov~t 2-Formerly, New Hampshire
found wisdom III Virginian Presidents
nunc sidemur IN un.bras, say her legisla,
fure. The bird of wisdom. scorchrd by
The rays Of southern sun, tnnst shelter
herself within The genial cline of Ports
mouth or kenuebeck. One duly rs impe.
raiive on the sou,iI--rlect 10 The Congress
OF Tie Union. Your men Of reflection, de
liberation, and best talents.
A Freebooter cf Me District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

WE shall proceed sell pert The tract Of iani j
n"ssesston OF o. e. woelsun, before the door Of
fIaucis ssnd's tavern in Tnrmville, Prince Ruwar6
GA re 3ofh and 3iu aGgHSt 1870 a., eeablr Il dce
Of trust tXecrte0 10 us.
s SiTnf% " sN mITFnI;eDirn y4racs..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

IL nHy he doing serrice tn some persons az n
diSid1ce to remind them thdfCoL Cfdrke's Odon-
is,for ascertaining distances in travelling By
carriage wheel, idrr for SAFE in this Cify. ne
hare seen ~ used mi ROUGH for is cOrrectHess
~ Il fired on ihF hinder Pa,t If the curiage--
WheH g0H Ndct, yOH set tie IHder. one inder
points oUt the parts Of mile aROthe, the num-
her Of miles you hare tTareHed. At the end of
erfry mile, It tel strikes. We beiiece Ar. Je4er-
sou frequently HSeSfhis Ingenious Gttie maehine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18
Cow, r. s,.-oS

co.-~rSrcgT-~v.
tte Governors toast Ola th. .:lh 1aN of Ini$
sS20-" nf,c motto, more suitable toih times
rec"mmehded Ia onroid state smcn- Or iimum
.eetigai parsimonis. The Governor ought
to have said, an old niottr Tor soane states
men. 1t has loug been forgotten.
masnuni veciigal parsisonia" was said
OF old. Vide Gle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18


CJdESNADArED.
Departed this life ON Menday the iotb inst Nj IN.
hUND HARHiSON, SON VI Eamund harrison Fsa of
Amelia c"unty 10 the 10th year OF bis age after pain
fnl iiMess Of ! wttLs.
Amongst The numeFnus victims Of mortality none
have claims To he regretted by the society Of
which he was member endowed with many atniable
qualities, he always attracted the esteem and regard az
his acquaintance. But he has been most unttmely
aud suddenly sHatched from the eu1ymtts OF life al
an aye when tie world eNhi5s hs most pleasing aud
captivating charms, afOTdHg striking example
OF the weakness aud instability Of bnBanlp
Ape~ weeks ago and be was t5e bvalthiest Of men .
ENGAGED In all the bnsy and livery pursuits Of active
life hut The scene is asfUliy reversed and
taLuOt fail 10 remind Ne that
The spidet's most 0hspW0fed fhrr0d
Is cord, ~ cabke u RIdHS SIsH0er re
10 csTtfky biisS IL treats 0k eV'ry breeze
DEPARTED this life on Saturday 10th Of July IN the
10Th year Of beT age, Miss SAReH 5. CAHgII dauah.
ter Of Mr.. Frederick Cahclt Of Nelson county She
bore her sickness With Toe paentc of Que ;conscous
that u Was ihe Christening band 81 God which made
Der sudeT, and her tTsTsit from hs vale Of tears
narsed with caln'ness and tranquility SHOWS ony
TO those who hoSe tor Immortality through The media.
ton Of 0lesscd redeemer. she baa ef dOtnEf ther
sud numerous relatives - lament her natiiney cad
hut tbsuiauugT Other frsisHatOn tie arms Of DEAN
has given them perfect that her soul has
winged Us way tOth3t eful abode "here the stk.
cease from troubling aud Wbefs TIE weary IRE at
esst"
DIFDL-At bis fathers residence i'm the
county Of King and GHeen Oh tue Iifh iast
Mr.. GEORGE SAUNDERS Of lingering
aud ineN Ofahle disease. ...IhOse wRO sai.
mate The value Of an amiable, tender and
atcctionate heart, will sNmpafhize with lis
relatives ard tiends; ihose who were ac-
quaInted with Mr. Saunders, we're his friends
aud those who knew min hest, loved him inosf
His tfiends have a enTsoling hone that his
immortal part, Is translated 10 those vtgioI,s Of
bliss where Tie weary ave at rest
s=N.yss.z.ss-y-.s-ssss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

N OFiCE.... "d- ,OdG6 6S one Of my srrvsu,s 1b,
last week arihe; watch the owner can get bv des
''i .is, .'e Sl'd ihe' ~. ii. BRANCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18
LAND ZOE SA1r

iiL be sold 10 The highest tidc.r arrees,Is IN ,ha
~, wiz az NftchiEedeh BrGRiP. decd on Fria,ry m,
ISM ddg IF 1HgnSt HsIt iii fair or the n.xt fair 81.
aact oi land containing surprised shoGt aau actr.
situate ahu hi"g Ia tie C0untt Caroline tws ,nrs
hsi"w NeedWood aud adjoining the stage road This
"et IS well "aiered, and part cacniae ed for
ImpoVeH'fh az having g0o clay icundalinn and well
adapted for manure aud clover. rhs iand also anon
"a young srowIa, &c. OF vafioWs Airts snitatIe l5r
eueihe iHe' &c. one hi,h Whch las never bcrn in
cn'tiVaiiGh as presumed hat hose inciir.d Ia ,r
chase viii NeN the premises Inf To the DAY uf sale
'heIeiorC fhIihtr description as nHreccssary
The land viii be shown BY applyre to Nh Thong.
l. Harris who lives asjonins, by the snbs-riber
Irhit oi tneVe months win he allowed the pairiase-
Tor "se es the a'nonnt cf sale aud the other rlf *
months iT1l he DAY" saleEiving bonds with apiro,
sH secHrty, ana deed Of The land 20 serrr.
payment % the anm'Nr. The sale will TAXA uIace uu
Hie premises, about IL O'Clock on the above day.
u Al peIsaus indrh;ed the staI.r al g rsn.es,en
10 come forward without delay and make pay ment and
nose having cainIs, will briDg them property au,hpn
adjust them. ~
JOSEPH BRAMB, Aim'or @e bonis s,op 1,i,f
ne .M aRNcrsd ~ 1lsIc. E4sne zee
Caroline, Jniy ~. air,. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

The Bunk Of the EaAey-Has debated a div
idend 3 per cent, q TO he paid the stock
holders, AND retained for the semi-annua
instament due the commonwealth, appropria-
ted to the discharge OF the bonus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

NTOtlCE...A petiiinn viii ne presented 10 tie next
legislature ~ Vrgipia, praying tbe alteration Of
Tie yse's Of ;ersisse. laly -. 2i..uSs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

II IS singular, that collisions between agri-
cultural, commercial aud manufacturing i'll
teIeStS should have occurred at the same mo-
ment III Britain and in America These con-
hlcts have enlisted Agricultural Societies iu
this. and Agricultural Asscciators in TINT
country. Repoit from the Grperal Meeting
OF the Associations in England has appeared.
y See on" :!h Pege.I Its stiii more singular,
tna' ~hiip they are soliciting the interpositioU
case OF fOreiGE manufactures. For our own
aprts,~e sun ask to take care of ourselves
Let as aioae for the present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

LATEST FROM BVlENOS AYRES.
Capt. Sutton, arrived AT Portsmouth,
n. Ii. from Huenos Ayres. leli that place
on the 10th OF May. He informs, that
Buenos Ayres bad long been in state of
commoiion from the conflicting interests
OF The difieren, chiefs. The government
had been five times changed during his
stay there. Peurrydon who had govern.
ed forsa length OF lime, had a monih before
leit that place for Monte Video, with
large property. Arligas declaring he would
not make peace, while he was IN office.
Ramirez and Carrera, the mountain gene
rails, whe COMMANDED 1900 or 2OOO
troops, had few days before taken pos.
session OF Duenos Ayres, and thrown
Sarraiea, TIE governor, into prison. A
stop was in consequence put 10 all kinds
of business. aud the inhabitants we're
fast quitting the place. Thirty families
removed TO Monte Video three days
before Capt. Sutton sailed.
Extract Of a ietter, dated" Cape Henry, (Hayti)
June 81
Sir HOME PoPHAM had inst arrived here,
and the officers inform me that previous to
their sailing from Kingston, Jam. several YES
sells with BEIoNs troops had arrived from Rio
de la-Hacbe, from which place they were o.
biiged 10 retreat, the latter eud OF May. after
destroy Ing the town aud forts"
General Williamson of Lancaster, Ohio, and
his horse were found dead under tree--kil!-
ed by Lightning.
TOBACCO.
1t is ascertained. that upwards OF Eighteen
Thousand Hhds. Of ToJacco have been received
already this season al The Different " arehousas
IN this place. Before the Ist October. at which
time the shipping year will expire we doubt not
the number will exceed 20 900. In this COM
pntaiios the Tobacco brought down The APP
pouiattox Canalis not included; winch being
Inspected above. is merely brought here tor
sale :and we have known in the course OF the
season, one honse TO receive through this cham
neiin single day the consignment of 500 hhds.
whole extent OF the Canal Commerce; but IL
is already considerable, and IS daily becoming
more so.
The whole of this vast amount of produce
rs brought TO the Petersburg market, and ell
ther sold for cash, or bartered for necessary
goods. And what is doubtless the most plea
sing circumstance 10 the Planter, is the
with which Inc business of bny-
ing and selling is conducted. The moment
the Tobacco is inspected, the purchasers are
upon the spot and tue seller realizes It's val
up Immediately.
Many ships have been dispatched from our
port in The course of this month and last.
with Tobacco, Cotton and Flour;
and there are now betweenfftpen and twenty
loading for foreign ports. iPetersburg INT.
PHILADELPHIA, July I3.-U. s. Bank
Stock-l043 10 1921 Tins forenoon. In
New York yesterday, large sales a, lO2.
HI, G1z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

II .as supposed " some difficulty has ari
sen with the American government and
the regency of Tuns."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

No new case of Yellow Fever has occurred
IN Middleiown, Conn. since tie 2Jth mi!imo
I'm consequence, the New York Board of
Health have recommended The quarantine re-
suiations as TO that port TO he repealed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-U. S. Bank
Sock-Io43 10 1921 Tins forenoon. =. In
New York yesterday, large sales a, lo2.
Fr. Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

Another detaIca.ion has orrrrred, which
castsn stain upon oar country. DarM Z. Greene.
c"suie' OF The PhehiN Bank of New York has
pnrloned s ~, 52J of its tnuds-yhich IIts
most oIhe, large defslcs,ions, has taken a lon,
time 10 accumuate-lks the Snow ball. in
crsaSesa' itgoes." The banks have done more
To tempt aud corrupt oar cItzens than All other
institutions put To: ether The only safe ma m,
is lei no agent :onch for his owu use hosa
yer short tsIs appropriation Que cent oF the leo.
pies money. SiBnO 1T all" I-etnomeutrnst
ihat circumstances will replace the funds
which he once brsa axis upon.
NeveTlrt man he bold enough to say,
1hnS, anu nO farther small ny pa sion stray.
~. urst crlile past, cUIrpcls us un to more
Ahd gum proves tate, whIch but CHOICE .efore
SHcl' acfsare no longer III Virginia msre Grfach.
Is " trHst-they are now (tlonies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

General Williamson, of Lancaster. Ohio, and
his horse were found dead under "a tree--kill-
ed by lightning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

JosEPH BRAME, Iim'or Ge bon;s ,oy rim
Csrolipe Jniy ~. o. -. '''
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-05

lion will perceive my aim otherwise they
will soon have hint so broad and through
such hands as cannot be misunderstood.
Ifihis unieelng delinquency only SUBJECT
ed me to a fare Of bread and water, | might
eat my humble crust in silent conlen'ment.
But when il forces me to trespass on the pa
thence Of others--to appear opjust when am
only suffering from injustice--when it cramps
or distracts my faculties " astes and embit-
tiers my days, and places my dearest prospects
in the mids, Of painful uncertainty /; then plain
dealing and speaking becomes duty as we'll
as right.
Those concerned, will look to this, or soon
hear from me through another medium; and
in the latter case, every man who, not from
necessity, but mere spite, eludes my claim by
legal evasion, will find his name conspicuous
ly in print.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-05
SHERlFF'S SALE.
CyMBsaLANp, 50.

CvMbsaLANp, 50. >
Taken By an Execution ychich hold against
MoRxsLL JoRpAN, and WiH be sold al Puzzle
AUCTION, on MONDAY. the second day Of Ocio-
Der nerf, at eleren o'clock in ne forenoon, at The
Office Of ELEAZER GREELEY, in Portland,
A, LII the right in Equity Of Redemption
n which The said Morrell jordan has, IN End
to The following described moogaged Real Es.
tate, being the same that was mor,gaged by
Noah Jordan and MorreIi Jordsn. Of Cape Eli.
z,he,h, TO Benjamin Bcssey and Daniel Ingalls,,
OF Boston.
a certain tract or parcel Of Lsnd, situated
IN Cape Elisabeth, and BOUNDED, beginnine Ct
the Cove, Formerly called fish h use Cove, 1t .
,hocn bush, where Nosh Jorda"'s e. ant begins.
bu, now the lard Of Lemuel Coht---,h.nee
TunRing BY said grant, or Cobh's land, We terry
20 tue head line, 80 Gated, as apte.rs b, Smsii's
pisn-thsnce North. by SAID head line, SO far
AZ an Ess, course will strike i.nd formerly be-
longing 10 J.mes Msx~ell, bat nov belal grr
To ssid Cobb--tbeCce by Md last course, sid
MaxweiPs or Cobh's land, TO the read that
leads by said Jordsn's house up towards the
Light house--,Lence by the Sr,uh side OF the
road TO the brook,ss The fence now runs--thsnce
to be ses--lhepce Scu'hefly by the ses 20 the
bounds and thorn buah begsH s,-snd con, aiming
one hundred and Sky acres. more or .sss, be,
ing the same farm or tract wherein The ss,d
Noah has lived as his Homestead, and the whole
ofite anne, except about SKY acres, so.d by
said Mofreii TO Israel Jordan, sometime ia the
winter last past, rs will appear by the deed
hereof 90 reco d.
lid mortgage deed is dated August 10Th,
1903 Recorded in book 40. page sOl--cordi.
,ivnsc 20 pay shs sum 81 1875 On Or befo,e he
hrsi day OF January. l80d ~-b.isnce doe on SAID
mortgage about $500.
GARDNER WALLER. Deb shf
Portland g.pt o. ta3u
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-05

Foreign gold and silver change not being q
la " fol tender, is net taken at the Banks.
Doubloons sell for ID 80 to IA 80. Spanish
dollars at par.
Current Bills "a per cent. discount for spe-
Gle or Portland Bills.
Uneuvrent Biils, Canada bank bills, 10 Is
per cent. do. Wiscas.et bills SIS per cent do.
Hallowell Il Augusta so per cent. do. !; CastiAe,
40 per cent do.
Counferfeit-Untsd States bank bills are ia
circulation, and so nicely executed tn al a num-
Der of the SO dollar bills have been ia ken at the
Boston Banks -
Current and uncurrent Bills, Draft, and Bills Of
Exchange. bought and sold at . fair rate by
ATrwooD QulNcr, No. I, Union Wharf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-09-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TObe sold by order efMe Jmdgs Of Probate
for The Couafy Of Cumberland, al The house Of the
iait NATHANIEL c. ALLEN, Esq. deceased.
in New.(ioucesiey, on WEDNESD.fF, Me,l1.t
day Of October rfr,, a! II o'clock. n. u.
90 much Of the real estate Of said Nathaniel c.
y Allen. as will produce the sum OF seven thou
sand two hundred dollars, for the payment of the
debts of said deceased aud incidental charges Said
real estate consists Of The homestead Of said de-
ceased situate near the Meeting house in said New
Gloucester, con, aiming ahou, 233 acres OF land.
having well finished two story House. two
BARNS, Cider House, &c thereon, aud an Or
chsrd of eco fruit trees Said Farm 10 enclosed in
part by $50 rots of wall, and contains suflicent
stones 10 fcuce the iemaLdes. and sufficient wood,
If prudentiy managed, TO supply The house With
fuel aud Includes a large piece of lnterya ale land
from which aud the upland so tons OF bag were
cut the present year. This Farm j. fee FROM waste
land, and the soil is remarkably COED, and we'll
ws,ered having Sufficient number Of springs for
every parl Of the Faun-which in the present dry
season affords plenty Of water. Gentlemen dir
posed TO purchase Farm are invited TO view lhis
pleasant situation a. another of the like value msy
not be offered for sale in this county for many years,
.aLSO-rhe lot Of ground covered by the store
Of Messrs. Bcarce and Chandler, the best stand &,
business in New Gloucester--A House lot adjois-
ing The house lot of Mr.. Joseph Raynes--A lot OF
Int ssle of shout l2 acre set off to said Alicn
on execution VS.. James II. ,Megqufe--,An exce,
lent Wood LOT containing so scI es Ia mile from
the house, being one half Of lot No ST. Sd division.
and q acres in lot No. IS. 7th division, and ona
and half Pe~s in the Rev. Mr. Moselys Meeting
house.
A credit will be given for part the purchase mon
ey Of the Farm. ifrequcs,cd. .,
AT the same tine and place viii be cold the
Stock, Farming Tools, Produce Of the Farm, aud
household Furniture.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Admr.
a plan Of the Farm may be .ecn at the Insur.
amor Once, Exchange-street, Portland,
(6w.) Sept. 5.