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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-05-16
THE LOAN BILL.

The House of Representatives amended the
bill reported by the committee ofways and meaus
for raising loan Of two millions, by substituting
three millions Of dollars. The reason assigned
for an increase of the sum was, desire to pre-
serve the integrity Of the appropriation Tor the
sinking fund. which is a permanent appropriation
of $4,000, 900 for the discharge OF the interest
and prin cipal Of the National debt. The COM
mittee. il will be recollected, recommended that
portion Of this sum, for which there was no par
ticular use, should be subject to the current ex-
penses Of the year, and thus prevent the necessi-
~ Of q large loane. But theHouse have decided
against violating that fund, Against making any
other use Of it, than that to which 1t was appro'
priated. II was therefore necessary to increase
the loan, to meet the excess Of expenditures
above the receipts for ihe present year. II can.
net but be regretted, that in time OF profound
peace when no unusual calls have been made
upon the national treasury, that an increase
should be made upon the national debt. This
state of things is unnatural, and Indicates defcct
somewhere in the administration Of our finances.
Peace is the season to cherish the resources Of a
country, to replensh its treasury, and prepare
for the exigencies Of war.
A resolution is in prosperous situation 10
Congress. extending the provisions Of the old
pension law to the ilh OF September next, and
10 all its present benefciaries il has undoubt-
eddy passed the house.
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DIED,

In this town, on the 9th instant, very sudden
ly, Mary lngelbert, daughter of MIR. Richard
Woods, Of Newburyport, aged years and 6
months.--Lieut. Abijah Poole, a revolutionary
Pensoner, aged 20.
la Northysrnoa,b, Miss ELIZA, daughter of
the late Capt Samuel Buxton, aged f7-leaving
The mos, satisfactory evidence of well grounded
hope.
CIeaves, aged 81 years-she was the oldest per-
son in the town few persons have had more
numerous 'po.terity than Mrs. Cleavss, having
heen the mother of ten children, eight of whom
were living at the time of her death, having had
eighty six grandchildren, seventy-four of whom
were living at her death, and one hundred and
twelve great grand children, ninety--four
Of whom were living at her death. The aggre-
gate number Of her desc endents were two hun
dred and eight.
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Hugh Woodbnrv's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs and credt
ors OF the estate of HUGH WOODBURY.,
ate OF we'biook 10 the county Of Cumberland,
dsceassd and all others concerned That Betsy
Woodbury., admnistratrix of aid es'are in,end,
TO exhibit to me the subscriber. Judge Of the
Court Of Probate, within aod for said county, her
ieeond account of standardization Of .aid estate ;
and request Of further allowance out Of the
personai estate ofsaid deceased and thar the zane
will be considered NJ Probate Court 10 be held
at the Probate Office in Portland 10 said county
on the fourh Wednesday Of May Instant, at tn o.
clock in the forenoon when and where they NAV
be present and .hsw cause, il any they have, why
the came 'houid not he allowed and granted.
This notice TO he published 10 weeks succesively
in the Portland Gazette.
Given under my hand At Portland, tbi. tenth
day OF May, in the year Of on, Lord esh'een
hundred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN.
Atrue copy-a attest
HoaArro suoTHoaTs Regr.
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@NEW GOODS.-c0
NATHANIEL MITCHELL.


Middle Street, opposite Union Ron,
HAs jusi received 40 additional supply of Good.
= Consisting Of
Tyson, Young Tyson, Hy.on Skin, 4 To,S
and souchorg L Cds,
Coffee, Chocolate Loaf, Lump and
Brown sugars, Molasses, Old Iaimaca spirits,
ST. Croiy, w. l. and N. Z. Rum,
Ccense, French and Spanish Brandy,
Holland and American Gin,
Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga Wipe,.
Cherry, Rspbery, Peppermint, Fosberry aud
Annisseed Cordial,
Raisins, Currents, Cloves Nu,m ees, Cassia. Pr
mepto, Pepper, Mustard, Indigo, Alum,
Copperas, Dye Wood's, Salt, Salt Petre, Fish.
Flower, Rice, Rye and Indian Meal, English and
American Powder and Shoe, with a variety of
other ARTICLES,
ALSO A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
HARD WARE,
Among which is complete assortment of
Sddery, Coach aOd Chai,e Lace., Carpet, and
Plated Moulding.
.4i'o-skirtice, Harness and Top Leather. aud
Hog Skios All Of which are offered cheap for
ea,h or short nndoubfsd Credit.
May Is, 1870. f6w.l
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B.4T,HL.NG-HOUSE OPEN.

HE subscriber Informs the citizens of thss town
that his Bathing House is ready for the ac.
conmoditon Of those who wish to enjoy he Ia xury
OF warm Bath. Ii joins his D,s,l'ery. west OF
Cumberland Street. EZEnlEL DAY.
Poriand, Noy 10, 1920.
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Just Receired

Just HeCGifcU
A. the PoR iLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. :. Merchants Ron. Middle-Street.
= .. Is of The ATHENEUM, or the Spri,
i ' of The English MAGAZINES.
CONTENTS.
Singular Instance of Involuntary Dancing
Norib West Cons, Of America-New PLAY of Don
Guixote-Wili Horses of Spnih America-pio-
tu,esque Scenery # The New Wofld-sas city of
Wild Monkeys-Piclsre OF a West India Plants.
ton. &c.-O lgina Anecdotes of Eminen, Per
sons. By the Rev. Joseph Spence. lie Sage
Georse i.-fir.t Idea Of Paradise LOST Christ
mas Eve, or the Conversion, a tale--rhfis,opber
Bncher, and The Orphan II use Of Langeaaor f.
Pope's Essay on Man. translated into Portn guese
- The Percy Anecdo'e.- Biographical Sketch of
Cnnova, The scup,or--Na,ural History, Singular
Aoecdoto Of The Spider and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Gen. 1heosore Redng-!taly. sc. by NJ. Cha
uviear--Reme -Pompeia--Gigantic Pro,lnc.
tions of Art-Ruined Palaces of Ferrara--Tbe
Cabinet Anecdoies-Travels of the Persian
Pence. Mirza Abnul-raleb- khan-CiunpowJ
inasincd without spak-iIuman Electricity Pre-
n,atnre Inte-menis--Io d Byron-Galvsnc Ex-
periment-Poliencs Noel lie Ia NJ ornere-
Chevaier GAMBIA, &c.--important Inventions
W ritngs of Charles Bruckden Blown and Wash
ington irving-Poetry. George Ill Venus dc
Medicis Consbro' Castle, &c. Sc. May Is.
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THR 'ub.eriher hereby give. public notice 20
all concerned, that he ha. been duly -3poiut-
ed and taken upon himself the trust of Adminis,ra-
tor of the esta:e of
DAVID SPARKS,
late of Brunswick, 10 the county Of Cumberland
Woman, deceased, by giving bond as the Law d.
rects-He therefore requs;n ali pelson who are
indebted 10 the said deceased's estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those ~ho have any de.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit The ''me for settlement
10 JOHN DUNLAP, Sd.
Brunswek, May 10, 1920.
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TO BE SOLD,


DY order of the Judge Of Probate in and tor the
ID county Of Cumberland, on Wednesday. the
3ist inst. at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Store OF
Cant Thomas Muller, in Bristol. sixty acres
Il unmproved land, situated on the sea board, ad-
70 ming land owned by Ms. Mckown, II being
part of the Real Ests,. Of Doct. Abiather Alden,
late OF Scsrber ougb, deceased. For further pa
,iculars apply 10 Capt. SAMUEL CooMEs, of Br,s-
toll, or the Subscriber IN porilsnd.
JAMES ALDEN, .4dmr.
Nav 10, 1890.
REAL EST.ATE At AUCTION,
To be sold at public vendue, on THURS
DAY, the 18th OF May nes,, q, 10 O'Clock ia
the forenoon,
TN Lots. a parcel OF LAND lying hc'w cen mid
i die and iore-s,rce,s, md on Mountofis-s,ieet
- called. Sale on The renises.
-3LSO- A. the same time ard place, ahont ID
Of land, lin common and undi, ide,') On
Monpt JOYS Neck--said property being the real
estate ofibe late Elizabeth Moun,fort deecasod.--
COZ diiions Cash on the delivery of the Deed.
". STORE2. ir. .Rdm'r, de bonis non Sc.
Portland, April 90, 1890. Is.
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THE subscriber hereby givss public notice to all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust O. Executor Of
the last viii and Tes,sment Of
JOHN HAMILTON.
late of Norihyarmouth. 10 the county If amber
land, Yeomsn, decesed by giving bond as the
law s-He therefore request, all persons who
are indebted TO the said deess.ed s'es,a'e TO make
immediate payment aud ,hose who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
TO JOHN HAMILTON. Ir.
Nor,byarmoa'h, April 20, 1870.
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Francis Lohmscn's Estate.

Notice 10 hereby given TO the heirsAe.edi'ors Of
A'of the eiasas Fsesi' Jsbssss, late Of Weiibrook,
in the eouasy OF Cumberland, ysomsn, dsceaied,
aud al othsss eooeesued-That Jeremiah John
fon, Administrator Of faid essts, has exhibited TO
me he fubferiber, Judge oft Court Of Probate,
within add for fad county, his fret account Of I'd
minAsssiou Of laid estate and his private account
against faid deeesfsd, and ,hst the fame w'll be
considered Ns Probate Court TO be held At the
probate ONCE in Portland, in fsid county on the
fourth Wednesday Of May instant. a ten O'Clock
10 the forenoon, whes and where they may he
present and 1hew eaufs, IL sny they have, why
the fame fhould not be allowed. This notice to
be pub'ifhsd Two weeks sueesiIivsy inthe Portland
Gazette.
Given under ny hand ~ Portland, this tenth
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and twenty. SAM. FREEMAN.
A true copy--atsess,
sw HoaArIs souruoArs, Reg.
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MR.. sHfRIEY,

MR.. sHfRrEf,
We hasten to inform you that Mr.. Quincy has
arrived from Hallowell, and states that the Hal
lowell and Augusta Bank refuse TO pay any thing
for their bills You may make what use of this
you please. ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland, May 20. O'Clock y. NJ.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

French papers to April ST have been re-
ceived. Their contents are not particularly
interesting.
The debates are warm in the French Par.
lament on the subject OF constitutional free.
dom. The ministry have introduced bills fol
checking sediion and liceniiousness, restrain
ing the liberty Of the press and susPending the
Habeas Corpus, which were opposed by the
whole strength Of The Liberals.
The king has recovered his health. Baron
Chateaubriand bad been appointed by the
king TO prepare biography oflhe Duke de
Berri, and had been furnished with materials.
Nothing later from Spain and England since
Our last.
Al Cuba the Constitution had been proclaim.
cd with universal rejoicing Havana was H.
luninstcd three nights in succession. The
name Of The King was not treated with
much respect and wha, formerly was distin.
guished by the roval appelaiion had been sud-
denly neiarnorphosed TO National.
In Prussia the spirit in favour of represen.
tatire government was increasing, the officers
first and now The army have become infected
with it and It's progress probably will not be
stayed, until il has attained the object of il.
pursuit. The time is not far disian, when the
Germanic confederation shall enjoy the priv.
ieges of rational liberty.
Col. Walback of the U S. A. and Col. Wood
Inspector Gen. were on visit, last week, 10
this division of their command
The answer to the inquiry in our last relative to
the support the ministry in the Congregational
Parish in the town Of Brunswick which we have
received will be probably satisfactory without a
publication Of them at full length-The questions
were proposed bya person who had other
view in so doing than the best interests of the
people Of that parish--We are happy to
learn that q young gentleman is now preaching
there who is so likely to keep the Parish togeth-
90 and that the word will be preached whether
by M,ssionariss or regularly settled ministry
with so much life aud animation as to build up the
parish and church.
To correspondents. A number of favors
omitted this week for want OF room will be at
tended 10 in our next.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public sosice to
1 all concerned, that he has bsen duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself The trus of an
Admipistraror upon the esa's Of
ALEXANDER McCOLLY,
late of Fryebusg, in the county of Oxford, Black
,m,h deceased, by giving bond as the law directs +;
he therefore requests oil perons who are indebted
to said deeessed's ss,a'e, TO make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demads thereon, to
exhibit the same for ,eiflement to-
BENJAMIN WooDMAN, Admir-
Fryeburg, April Q, 1870.
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FOR SALE....A Bargain.

NNE half Of the STORE, at the head Of Long
~ Wharf, now occupied by Jous WILLIAMS ;
for which HailoweiI e. .4agusla Bills will be re-
ceived in payment. a. Enquire at this Office.
Portland, May 10, 1920.
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rNotice.

THE Copartnersbip heretofore existing under
l. the firm Of WILLIAM & EDW ARD o.
NARD was BY mutual consent dissolved on the
eth day Of April last. All Persons indebted 10
he late 6ra. either by Note or Account, ere cal
lee upon TO make Immediate payment.
WILLIAM OXNARD,
EDW ARD OXNARD,
Portland, May, 1i,h, 1920.
LIST OF PRIZES
Dram in Springfield Bridge Lottery.
EIGHTH CLASS.
nF 800, Nos. 3s77, 5249. 57t5, Ij-tbs latter
~ No. sold at the Portland bookstore.
OF $50, 367s. 90, 1870 eess. 90. s52l, $500,
$3.50. 1902. 6019. e60f, 2O26
OF $50, 6s5s. 57s5. 37e3, 1891, $50, 56s. 2Oll.
SITS.
or $40, 5i62, s9s7, e4sa, EST, SEQ. s2os,
S!4s, 5000.
Ofs6. Nos. 1881, 1889, STA, So, Sc, 6s3s, all
Of which we're sold at the PORTLAND DooxsroRr.
First drawn blank this day will be entitled to
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Tickets at So and Quarters 1 Sc f-e, may be
had at the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE.
There still remain ir the wheels undrswn, one
prize Of $1,000 Of $iOO0-S Of S30o--s5 of
500, and vast number Of 80, 20, and 10 doll,r
prizes. Nav Is.
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PETVS FOR SALE,
A NUMBER Of Pew 10 81. PAULs CHURCH
viii be cold At Pebble Auction on Moodsy a2d
instant ~ 10 o'clock A. M. ct said Church.
May rs, 1890
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FLOUR.

5O BARRELS Baltimore Midlings
FLOUR....For sale at Nos. g. 8, Long
WhayE BY STEPHEN WAITE, Jun.
May 10, 1920.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
i 70 all concerned, the, she hiss been duly sp-
pointed and taken upon herself the tru I Of. n
sdnini.,r. tx &c he -" { OF
JAMES HOLDEN MEGQUIER,
late Of Neweoucester, IN Il e county Of Cumber-
land, Ciockm ker d ceased, lay giving bond IS
the law dir. cts. she thereto Ell repue.w all per-
sons vim se n e ell IN the sid decessed's
c.rte 10 axe ,mmedis payment and those
who ave any demands The con TO exhibit the
same for set,emen' TO
REBEcKAH MEGQulEA.
Ntwyoucrs er, April 26, 1890.
THB subscribers having been appointed by the
Hoa. Samuel freeman, Judge Of Probate for
the County of Cumberland, Commissionersso re-
ceive aud eIamue the claims of the creditors to
the sstate OF
r'MES HOLDEN MCGUIRE,
late OF Gloucester, 10 said county clock
maker deceased, intestste, represented inso'vsnt,
hereby give notice that six months from the
twenty sixth day Of April last, are allowed said
creditors 10 bring 10, and prove their claims, and
that they will attend thar service At the Dwelling
hous Of Israel Smith, Efq in said New Couesstsr,
ON the last Thursdays Of July, Augsss, September,
aud October nex., from two to Eve O'Clock in
the aftsrt.,on of each Of said days.
VIM. BRADBURY. Jr.
JOHN HARRIS, Jr.
New louce,ter. Msy ~, tsso.
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To correspondents A number of favor
omitted this week for want OF room vii be at
tended 10 in our next.
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On MONDAY merit. ICED Moy,) at 10 o.
clock on The premises.
That valuable HOUSE, on Middle
Street, now occupied by Mr.. ISRAEL WATER
HOUSE as Stage House
disc al The san's time aud place,
~ shares in the STAGE COMPANY, from
u. Portland 80 Portsmouth.
One lot of LAND near J. ID Ilor-
KINs, E.a. in B,dgc-s';eet
One lot of LAND near Mrs. SroNE's,
below Cumberland Sweet.
One lot of LAND suitable for ship
yarl, near Capt. r. RoniNso,'s.
One half STORE in Middle-street,
now OCCURRED by M. NATuANIEL MITcatLh
300 acres of LAND, in the town
ofG,eenwood, Safe Of Maine.
.4lso at ii o'clock,
The HOUSE q, LOTION the corner
Of Free and Mdilie-sireets, formerly Owned by
Thomas WEBSTER, Fsq.
Also
The HOUSE & LOT now occupied by
the subscriber at the head of Kng-s,rcel.
JOSIAH PAINE.
NJ Terms liberal and made known att s'e.
E.GRnELY. fitei'r.
Also, wanted to purchase 100 bushels
Potatoes and = qnaoti'y of Bee" and Lapiand
Turnips.
Al.o, wanted several good Stage Horses.
JOSIAH PAINE.
po,,,.cA Nav 16 1890
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Col. Walback the U S. A. and Col. WOOD
Inspector Gen. were on visit, last week, t6
this division OF their command.
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By Last Evenings Mail.
Nero York, Sept. On
FROM ST. THOMAS.

FROM ST. THOMAS.
The schr. Eliza Pigot, Waterman, has ar
rived at quarantine, in twelve days from St
Thomas. On the 9th and 28th ultino, Sc.
we're gales were experienced at that place
and the people were apprehensive that .
hurricane would ensue. The Eliza Pjgo.
experienced very unsettled weather during
her passage. Markets at ST. Thomas dull
for American produce.
Messrs. Francois u Co. merchants at s,
Thomas, had sent brig to Araga, a small
port to the leeward Of Cumana. The rov.E
garrison at that place amounting TO about l4o
men, soon after the arrival of the. brig 70
VOTED; killed their officers took possession
of the brig; and compelled The captain t,r
take them into Margaretta, where they were
landed.
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ASk, READING ROOM a.
sSS& MAR me JOUR NAL. M
PORT OF ALEXANDRA, September o.
No arrivals from sea this day.
Norfolk, Sept. 10.

Norfolk, Sept IS.
In the Bite of Craney Island, bound W
sloop Miller, of Bristol, Me. Fossett,, AZ
days from St. Jagode Cuba, bound to New
bern, N. Cargo, molasses, to master; PuI.
in in distress. The M. experienced hea1
winds and Gains from the time she saIIeo,
until the 10th inst. off Ocracock Bar, whsD
she encountered heavy gale from ; l.. y
and on the lth at half past 6 A. NJ. /! BENZ
almost calm, was struck by water spou,
which split the main-sail in pieces, ana 'ois|
it from the mast. In the after part OF w
same day the gale came on again ana ps'l
with increased violence; crossed Cape nal
teras shoals and got clear of the land; 4,
P. M. still blowing very heavy, spll! %s|
square sail, which left her almost desIlt!Hl
of sails. On the 18th inst. about IL nis1
south of Cape Henry, fell in with a psaIlv
armed brig. communicated by capt. mov,j
who sent his boat on board, offered any n
sistance in his power to render, and the VI VII
being light. towed the M. close in with C$l
Henry light, and before parting supPIDS,1l
her with every thing she stood 10 needt% ,o
Mr. Philip Hatch and Mr.. Alfred Hatcn5'|,%I
theirs, of Bristol, (Me. died on boafa ~
Miller, in ST. Jago, about 10th JulyLJ sf
MIR. BENJAMIN Briant. also OF BRISTOL :"
nm hoard. at sea. on the 9Th of Sept.
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Extracts from a Law

Of the Corporation to provide for the
speedy e1tinguishment Of Fire, DC.
Sec. |. That every proprietor of any
dwelling house, or store house within
the limits of the corporation, shall, at
his or her own expense, provide as ma.
ny fire buckets, made of good and suit.
able leather, and containing at least
two and an half gallons, as Shall be 6.
quail in number to the stories in such
house. Provided, That no proprietor
shall, in any case be compelled to pro.
vide more than three buckets for one
house. Every proprietor who shall nc.
glect to procure the proper number of
buckets in the manner herein directed.
shall forfeit and pay one dollar per
month for each bucket he shall so ne.
glect to procure. The proprietors Of
all dwelling houses and store houses
which shall hereafter be erected within
the corporation, shall furnish the same
with buckets in the manner before pre-.
scribed, within two months after such
houses shall be occupied or failing to
do so, shall be subject to the penalties
before mentioned.
g. Where the proprietor of any dwell.
ling house or store house residing out
OF the limits of the corporation, shall
neglect to comply with the acquisitions
of this act, the occupier of such house
shall within two months after coming
to the possession thereof, procure the
necessary buckets and failing to pro-
vide the same, shall be subject to the
like penalties as are in such case impos
ed on the proprietor.
S. 1t shall be the duty of the super
intendant OF police, once in six months
at least, TO visit the houses within tie
limits of the corporation to examine and
take an account Of the buckets belong.
ing to such houses, and to report to the
mayor the names of all persons who
shall neglect to provide and keep the
same, according to the acquisitions OF
this act.-pa. 81 & 81
JAMES CARSON, Sup. Pc.
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and that he has been arrested by the police,
and confined in the hospital for lunatics. -
This event, whatever The truth may be, has
excited great and general interest, and is
almost the exclusive object of conversation
throughout the kingdom"
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Fire Insurance Company
Alexandria.

September IA, To-, J
HyHE stockholders of this instItu sn e. 4
l. hereby notified that call Of "a I bv ths
ner share on each share of stock he,a I ~ ,
IS req tired by the President ana a. u them
Of the said company, to be palo oy - belOd
the Office of the said company Oh arder.
the 9Th day of November next. ny S,~'
~ J. B. NlCKOLLo' o sst
september 10
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Married.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev Mr.
Harrison, Mr.. JOHN MorrlTT to Miss Miss NJ Mr. H.
TILDA ANN VARDIN, both of this place.
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Office.

CT The Superintendent of Polio
will commence the inspection of FIr
buckets on Monday the cd day of Octo.
Der. Alex'a. Sept. z2, 1890
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A letter from ST., Augustine, of the 96th
MI. states thatthe governor Of that place h ad
senta person to ascertain the most suitable
place, low down on the river St. Johns, to
establish a port OF entry, for the accommo-
datioa Of vessels arriving there, or in St.
Mays river, who are now obliged to go to
ST. Augustine to cone to an entry.
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NARROW ESCAPE.

The stage, on its way from Charleston to
this place, being impeded by fallen trees
and other distractions, the passengers tho,t
il expedient 10 mount ;he horses, and come
on. DR.. A. Solomon was riding ON, when
tree falling, I, only on the horses weathers.
crushed the horse to death. The doctor
happily found himself uniniured.