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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05
Credit Sac If Negroes


'rsuance Of the provisions of deed oftrust exc
a chteu I" us by VIM. Mchell-We shall, on Thurs
ddg, me 2ieh 81 February merit il fair, if not, the
eAl iai uay, proceed TO sell at public auction the
t",nphe Iosa, one mile from the town Of Lynchbnrs
between forty and df,s very likely NEGRoEs-Ac credit
81 i"e,Ve months from the day of sale will he given
upon the purchaser OF purchasers executing bond With
approved secnIly TO carry interest from te GATE the
interest however To be remled il the bonds pune
tuaiIy paid.
IL IS confidently believed that more vau able par
cel "i heg"es was never offered for sale IN Virginia
hey were carefully selected by their present prOpre
tor-consst principally OF very likely JOung men aud
two good hlackswiths, and an excellent brickIay.r
'he dihchitles which prevented the sale formerly
aaVerlsed, having been, by the consent of all the
ues interested, entirely removed, DISAPPOINTMENT
can or VIII take place IN that appointed tie
10 toese negroes Is believed To he hut
we snai eonvsyonly that which we hold as trustees
EDWARD WATTS,
HENRY S. LANGHoRNE, { trustees
Jan. 20 Id
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GEORGE y. RICHARDSON & co.
Ancti0'eers Commission UsrckSHfS, Lyschbmrc
AVE taken an excellent house ON Main ct. (abo ut
tue centre OF bnsiness,l ana respectfully tender
'"v" services Z" their iends AMI the nblic genrI
keier To Messfs. Edmund Taylor & Co. aud Carter
u. Page, Richmond.
Feb. D..
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MARSHALS sAIR

4 NDEh decree OF The superior court Of cbaneery
~ 'or the Richmond disrici uronopncsd ~, az
t osy 81 June, 1918, In cause therein depending
to re s, e o. branch against Prchatd-win he sold
IN, ,ysS oleae!, ior cash, at public ancuon ON
~ LaNu ,ad to contain 4s acres lying in The county
sesteIheIa, u being the same tract or parcel Of
as y" when the sais Richard Pftchard now resides
Town. CTfeppsSr" "a"lCh or chester
Feb, 3. W o. = ". W
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'E'HE subScnbeTs have for sale 600 acres OF LAND
= ~ The counties of Monongaa aud Randolph late
the properly Of Ezekiel Dance of Chester6eid-Ana
also 300 acres of LAND in the county Of Amelia ad
joining The lands Of WIN. o. Hambn aud Feyton Boil.
ing, Esq'rs.-which they will dispose Of on accomIne
oaung terms, u applications he made shortly
WI. S, DANCE, at PswbataR c. H.-or to
JOHN w. DANCE, Of the city OF Richmond.
tf
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PUBLIC AUCTIoN.

bD1tO hOO1 iONs
WILL be sold at public auction on twelve months
w credit IN front OF the Courthouse Tavern in the
city Of Richmond, on M0Nddg, the an day of Feb'y
Rcrt " fair The fair day thereafter ten valus.
bic SLAVES, to vii, four men, four women hoy aud
grl-belongng To the estate OF Tyne Shackleord dec.
Bond with approved security will be required by the
Jan. ~. lids EXECUTOR.
COtce. Sugar. SpauiSh HldeS, sc.
so RIgs Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds. do. 81. Ctoix SUGAR
20 do. "a quality do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
40 Barrels TANkCRS oil,
And will he landed to-day from the schr. Hamlet
from Philadelphia
20 Ilbds good RYE Whisky
80 Barrels DO. do.
Tok SAFE Low ny
RALSfOE SsiLgAsANTs.
October ~ ssH
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
\ ekeei'ent SAW MILL with Two saws I'm a few
weeks logs may he Heated within 100 feet Of tie
'"',i 'h.ougn me lower locks into oui canal:
Also we TORE We occupy on Bank suuare or an
eni small warehouse.
ron SALE,
100 tons Swedes Iron, well assorted for nouGh share,
wagon and other TIRE, hoes, mill spindles axle,
trees, sc. ~
800 tons Plaster Of Paris, French and Nova Scotia
WarF0fed 81 genuine quality, ground or in
iu'np. deliverable on the Basin, and pa, able next
harvest in wheat
haii pipes aid 10 quarter casks choice Madeira
wine, aho"t yeats old, imported direct from
Madeira
30 boxes fine favored CIaret
snip stun, very large quantity, cheap and excel
ienl Tor mulch cows aud hoI SEES
Cut Nails and Brads of every size manufactured
ny us aud equal IN qualify TO any in the United
States, and as CHEAP.
Also Rolled and Silt iron
1CASiI Tor 10 TO 20 .0OO bushels WHEAT.
AN ONERSEER wANIEB,
10 take charge of 4 COoper's Shop, with IL or Is
cnnpers.--Good recon- ell dations will be required
Two small rENEMENrs to rent, near our mills
-, 40 g. HAXALL * co
'""' ~. S3-9t
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~ y. ABRAHAM takes this ynpthod NJ inforuior
- MS friends and customers that he has removed
10 that well known stand formerly occupied by Messrs
tls Allan corner of aud 18th streets lately
As tue virginia Lottery once nRh opposite 20 his ofd
4"a wfete he Is opening very general assortment Of
genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES aud pYE sTUFrs IT,.
sslner "ith The nuest assortment 0f FRESH GARDEN
SEtIS thar ever "as tn Northumberland he has assn
ianCe' thdt Tie CURTIN ana Nocr seeds are all Of the
1851 years cS"p.--An NJ which Will he sold low Tor
cHh, or TO pitRctWGt customers on tse nsnnf figc
-. w 76..tN
NIViit 1.-The subscriber has conveyed the whole
Oih's remaining estate, both real aud rctsonat
w. Pltr'ck Cihson aad Mr.. John g. BLAIR II, deed q,
"'t Gated ibt iih Wit anu FOR IRE purposes fhcre,
Nyie.seD' 9. >. bACMURrp.
Jan, l. IN
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LaHd in pDChdfan FIN. sale

Land IA POWhatdn f0r Sate.
TIVE subscriber wishes dispose Of or 500 acres Of
n LAND, lying in the upper end of the county OF
Powbaian, being part Of the tract on which he re-.
sides The greater OF the above land in woods
and some Of IT first rate Tobacco land As no one is
presumed, VIII purchase without Ist viewing ii, far
Their description Is deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKIPwlTH.
Powhatan. MayI4. ~
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a For LONDON.

49, 10 the dUnresS Gi NrSSTS- JOHN
Siiiiiai q Sou, with the liberty of consignment, The
substantial fast sailing brig FAIRY, TE"aas hndP,
master hnrthen 800 bhds is now loading at warwick
aud viii be ready sail in short lime. For freight
or passage, apply to WILLIAM GiLLiArr, or
SCOTT IRWIN * co.
Ian g., zI..tf
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ct Of Urging, to wit j:

[fSHOt ~ buStNU, ~ UH.
ssss%Hs. } L il remembered, that, on the
.oEAL.s kb twenty-seyenib day OF Decem-
..,....s ber, in The forty fourth year of the
Independence of the United States OF Ameri.
ca, WILLIAM MUNEoRD, Of The said District,
has deposited in this office. the title Of Book
The right whereof lie claims as author, in the
words following, to witt" A General Index
to the Nirgiuiau Law Authorities, reported by
WASHINGTON. CALL, HENING and MUNFoRD
Jointly, and MUNFoRD separately with
notes.-in Que voiuine.-By w Lillian Nun
FoRD."-In conformity TO the act OF The Com
gress of the United States, entitled, F." An act
for the encouragement learning, BY securing
the copies OF maps .chartsaud hooks, TO the au-
thors and propiietors of snch copies during
the times therein mentioned"
RID. JEEfRIES, Clerk
of the District OF Virginia.
n. b. The above work is just published =
for sale at VIM. II. Fitzwhyisonu's bUoksto
Richmond, aud by Peter Eppes at The Capt.
tol-Price S6.-It contains all the POINTS OF
LAw in the reports aforementioned, arranged
under proper titles in alpha etical order, with
notes referring 10 conflicting or explanatory
decisions, and acts of the General Assembly
especially to such parts of the New REVISED
CODE, as have IN any respect changed tie !aw
previously settled 10y the Court Of Appeals.
WM. MUNFORD.
Richmond, Jan. -. Si..I2t
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NE subscriber mas removed his Office to S.ruei G
n Aaanis's building on ID streei...Mr Rtn.arn;n
innphiHs will attend To the business of my office ,as
collector, in my absence.
WILLIAM ID. TAYLOR, Cokisctor
of the 1871 District of Pirgi,iia.
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CONGRESS.
.sss.ss....-..-...
rted for the National \


lhsporfed for the National Tatelliyencer. 1
DEBATE IN THE SENATE,
ON THE UNION OF MAINE AND MISSOURI
THURSDAY, January 10.
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100 bushels Fresh Ctoper Seed,
PARTICULARLY selected in Baltimore aud Phila-
delrhIa, and warranted OF superior quality Tor
'ie ny WIN. ANDERSON.
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Inc above listed thirty seven hogsheads oftobacco
w' ne soid at Henrco May Court il not claimed be-
'o'e '""' """e. MOSBi YOUNG
Cal, inspectors at Shockoe Warehouse.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
n meeting OF lie president aud directors OF the
a Roanoke Navigation Company. held the 2Sih
day OF ociobe last, 1t ordered that ten per
on each and every share stock held in said company
he paid into the treasury the first day of February
next IL beng the nth Iequisition.
X. JoHNSToN, Treas'r.
Halifax, Jan. %. Al
IL. y II. Nelson Il Co.
AVE just received general assortment OF SEA-
AA SoNABLE GOODS. Dec. g. 62..u
"A IL persons indebted JOSEPH ID .RMSrADT
a acc are requested 10 make payment To me nine
as soon as possible, and therefore cannot grant inda
se"ee 10 any pooy. DANIEL CALL EX'nr
- OF Joseph Darnstadt, dec.
~. .. S5..u
A Ii persons SAVING claims againsI los DARMS
n iADi, dec. are requested TO make them known.
DANIEL CALL Ex'or
-, OF Joseph DaTmsiadt, dec.
% S5. 1T
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
DIE d.

At Gorham, e1st inst. Mrs. Sarah Alden, wife
OF Josiah Alden, aged 63.
Ia Hallowel, Benjamin stickney, Jr. aged 25.
In Freeport John w. Son Of Mr.. Samuel Hol-
brook. Post Master, aged 8 years.
la Dire sden, Mr.. Lewis Houdiett, aged ~.
In Wisca.set. Mr.. Henry Leeman. aged 70
a child of Mr.. Samuel Patterson, aged years.
Ia Brunswick. Miss Sarah, daughter Of Capt.
Roger Merrill, aged 90 years. Also, very sud-
denly (occasioned by eating green corn) child
Of Mr.. James Carey. aged about 3years.
In Georgetown, 18th inst of Typhus Fever,
Capt. Ebenczer Dclano, aged 81, son Of Ebenezer
d. ESQ., Of Woowich. He was gentleman of
engaging manners, and An ornament to his
profession as a mariner.
In Danville, Mrs. Esther, wife Of Deacon
James Eiwell, aged 40.
In Norway, on the evening Of the 25th inst.
HEsRY Rrsr, Esq. Treasurer Of the county of
Oxford, aged SO. The deceased was a native of
Salem, Mass but has resided in Norway for the
last 20 years, where by life ofintegrity and up
rghtness, he acquired the esteem and respect Of
all who knew him
At Havana, 23d ult. Mr.. Philip Cutter, of
Northyarmouth, and Mate ofthe brig Moro, aged
22.-On the 18th ult. Mr.. Dennis Lanabee, Of
Danvilie, aged about 22, a seaman on boa I'd said
brig Capt. Gfesly lost also, two othor seamen
viz Paul Runnels, an Englishman, and John
Al Havana, 81 inst. Mr.. William Drink water,
of this town, mate Of the brig Moro, aged about
% years.
Atsea,. the 9th inst. on board the brig Pacific,
Of this port, Mr.. Elisha Butter6eld, q native Of
the state Of Newyork, aged "a.
. Mr.. Stillman Jordon, of the crew Of the
brig Statira, offhs pert, died at Havana July II.
In Standi-h, 22d inst. while on a visit at her
sisters, Miss Bsthiah Hastings, of Lexington,
Mass. aged SO, deeply lamented by all her &C.
quaintance.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CuMBERL AND ss....Ata Circuit Court Of Com.
mon Pleas in the frs, Eastern Circuit, begun
and holden ri Portland within and for the Couu-
" o: Cumberland on the third Tuesday of June
a. d. 1899.
ON the foregoing petition, ORDERED, that
the petitioner notify all persons interested in The
lands therein described, by causing copy of hi.
said petition aud this order thereon 70 be publhh
cd In one of the Portlend Newspaper. three = ecks
succcssively, the las, publication to be at least
thirty days before the third Tue sday of Navembet
said Circuit Court of Common Pleas then 10 be
holden at Portland, within and fos the said County
Of Cumberland and shew cause ii any they have
why the prayer of sa,L Petitioner should no, be
granted.
Attest, GEO. BRADBURY, Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest, GRO. BIZ ADBURY. Clerk.
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GAZETTE
NJ NJ Shipping Last. Aa.
PORT OF PORTLAND. :.
aRRTraLS.


Tuesday, Aug. % Ar. SIR. Facto =, knight,
New York, flour coal and tobacco.
Hednesdoy-Arrved brig Pacific, Capt. Rob-
bins 20 days from Havana, with sugar and mo-
lasses to Capt Na,h'l. Blake. Of Scarborough.
Left there, besides those already reported, brig
Perseverance, Of Bath, diseharging. Brig Trim,
snow, of Boston, sailed in company with Capt.
Robbins tor Holland. Aug. 10, lat. 80, long IS.
SPOKE brig Six Brothers, Ewell, of Boston,
dsys ffom Havana, for Rotterdam. Aug. IL, lat.
81 long 7, sohr. SIX Sisters, Nickerson, days
fen Bermuda, for Newbum, N. e.
faurydas-A, Org sloro, Capt. II. Greedy, IS
day. lruu Havana, ~ .lasses 20 ihOaas Merrill IL
rn,hg = eeis. lei, hr,e s,h ms, ship NeuiraI-
~ Lewis. II tbis port, loadr g--bfg. Cosde,a,
Io4fssa A,ro, f.ilssan; Gaien, Heating; Cas-
tor, sa.ail and Ease, Thompson, al OF Portland
bog Ioahlsnce. jlsi ar woe fsoa Ios,on---and n
bag belonging t. Blss, usue ooi recoIlectei. Ang
70 iat 80 'olg 30 SPOKE brig Henry Clay Bid.
die "a lay from iissye. Tor bsitimere. with pas.
aage j., supplied rfs ~i,h p,os,slous--se,ne day
.oop Express, B beook, day ife@ New York
Markets unusually bad--molssses high aud lum-
Der very low.
Same day--Ar brig Bet,ey, Capt. Shaw, "a
days from the Bay Of Honduras, with cargo Of
Wood, TO the Captain and Mr.. John Pennel.
Same dny--Ar brig Ststira, Capt Mountfort,
20days from Havana, with molasses to Mr. Res-
bsn Morton.
Same dny-shr Despatch, Polleys, ST. Andrews,
via Boston and Salem dry fsh-brig Fair Ameri-
can, York, phadelpha--sl aurora, Bradford,
Eoston--schrs Relief, Kelly, New York, flour
scbr Franklin, Baker, do with do.
frsday--schr Recover Deering, ST. John, rum
Ard coa--si William, Lord, Boston.
Saturday--sch's Mary Ann, Staokpole, Boston
Coffee and four--Ja ckson, Chadwick, Porto Rico
sug0 and hides.
CLE.4R.4h'CES.
Monday, Aug. 21-Ci boat, Enterprise, Cous-
ms, sedge wick.
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@SACO academy.

SHE trustees Of this ,ns,i ution res, eotfully
inform he public. hat the "a N viii, COM
mence on Monday the 18th Of September next,
Their funds having been lately increased by. The
hbersiiiy Of individuals, they have eng sged "a
permanent in,traatr the Kew. PHlNEAS
fkATT. 6. ntlemsn every wss qualified foe
so important trust. Students can Oe accom-.
mods ed with board, in respectable families, .,
he n, dera,e price of one doil.r AM seysnay
hive cents pfr week.
I, G THORNTON,
RICHARD C SHANNON. Cormsi
SETH STOREK, ir
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POE. ,!P!.'s.nYo

FURTHER EXTP.4 ACTS FROM FANNY
Thea of chivalry, you know is gone,
And although, as once before have said
love pretty face TO alteration,
Yet still, must preserve ny reputation,
As true Dandy Of the modern schools.
One hates TO be old fashioned, it would be
A violation Of the latest rules,
To treat the sex with too much courtesy.
,1is not TO worship beauty, as she glows
Ia all her diamond lustre, that the beaux
OF these nlightened days, ut evening, crowd
Where fashion sparkles in her rooms Of light.
That " disnifed obedience; that proud
s. Submission" which, in times Of yore. the knight
Gave to his " Ladye-love," is now a scandal,
Aud practised only by your Goth or Vandal.
TO lounge in graceful attitudes-be star'd
Upon, the while, by ev'ry fair ones eye,
And stare ones self. in turn to be prepaid
To dart upon the trays, as swiftly by
The dext'rous Manuel hears, and take
Ones share at least, Of coffee, cream and cake,
Is now me ION. The pouting Of the lip,
And sad upbradng eye Of the poor girl,
Who hardly Of her tea one drop can sip,
Ere in the wild confusion, and the whirl,
And tumult Of the hour, the good things vanish,
Must now be disregsrded One must Danish
Those antiquated feelings, that belong
To feudal manners, and barbarous age.
Time was--when woman pour'd her soul in song.
That all was hushed around Wis now the rage
To deem a song, like bugle notes in battle
Signal to bid each tongues artillery rattle.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

ID GURLEf informs his friends and the Pub
H. lac, thai hIs EVENING SCHOOL viii re
commence 4th sept. next, AT the Dsuai plsoe, and
for ,be usual ofauches-W Writing will be laugh on
The Rockwell system, which, for easy, qn,ck aud
really mercantile bond is exceeded by none. The
French Language aud Book keeping by s,uge or
double En,ry. will be taught by Ms. cn,Mfeo.
SAY, whose qualifications ~ resp.c. 10 the same
are well known-Y oung Gentlemen or Lads, dis.
posed to attend, may bndonsted, in Que quarter
acquire competent knowledge o. Book keeping
and be able 40 Translate and read French aiih
iolerable essc and accuracy iefa,. s. per quar-
Ter for either, or only 70. bo.h part IN advance.
Aug. %
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500 Dollars & 500 Prizes.

10 MORROW, the Springfield Bridge Lottery,
commences drawing, and the first Blank will
be entitled to five hundred Dollars and all the
numbelft drawn that day will he prizes. Altho'
the tiu has arrived for tickets to rise, still for
the accommodation of those who have not had
an opportunity to call, they are informed that
tickets and quarter, may be had at the NEW
LOTTERY OFFICE, at the original price, viz :
s. wholes, 1871 quarters, until Friday morning
ntrt, when it is expected list of the first days
drawing will be received, which will give those
that have drawn low prizes opportunity to
exchange them for undrawn tickets.
Portland, Aug, 90. Exchange Street, Jones'
Rom, No. 8. NJ. DAVIS.
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10 The Honorable Justices of the Circui. Court Of
Common Pleas for The first Eastern Circuit, begun
and holden al Portland rift,1 and for Me county
81 Cumberland, on the third Tuesday Of June n.
d. 1890
uUMBLY shew, Enoch Moody and Joseph
Peniy, both of Danvillc in said County, yeo-
men and Dorcss ioody. Of M,not, in said Coun.
~, singewoman that they seized in fee simple
as tenants in Common, with Others 10 your Peii.
TONERS unknown Of and IN he following described
Reai Estaie the said Enoeh in his own rieh, Of
one undivided ninth part thereof; the said Joseph
in right Of his wife Thankful, formerly Thankful
Moody. of one undivided ninth pert thereof aud
the SAID Oor.ss IN her own right of one undivided
"ioih pact thereof. The said Real Estate consists
Of n cerinin pece of land situated IN We.tkfook,
formerly part of Falmouth. in said County, and
said land was formerly owned by Houchin Moody
deceased, and is bounded as fellows. viz: begin.
nins at an elm ,tump the n,erv ale on the sot tb-
eily eide Of Preso'npscni river at the edge Of the
water nna nj the norih ery co7ner ofisnd. which
the late Sanne! Moansfort deceased, purchased Of
Joshua Moody and james Moody, March "a 1871
thc0oe South Southeast, nd oining said MouBtforis
land till 4 comes TO land vi ch formerly belonged
to Jeremiah Riggs-thence Noftheasterly adjon.
ing said kiggs' land, ill il comes G. lsud furmer,
in possess II John Thoro-thence North North
west till IL to said river thence Southwest,
erly adjoining the river to the bounds first mention
ed-ssid land estimated 10 contain about thirty
acres, be the zane more or less,--Whic said three
undivided ninth parts of the Estate aforesaid our
Petitioners are DESTROYS ofhnldug in severaty and
there & re pray this ,Honoureble Court that afte,
d,e notice 10 all persons interested that there said
three several parts of said Estate may be set off
aud assigned 10 them in severnlty agreeabiy 10
law in such cases made and pro ydsl aud as in duty
bound will ever pray
by KINSMAN& RICH hRDSoN. .,heii Att.
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HE fubfcriber hereby gives public motto. to ali
concerned, thai he has been duly appointed
aod taken upon him'sif the run Of sdmnistrs,or
with the will arnessd Of the e. ate of
JONATHAN SCOTT,
a,e of Minot in The county Of Cumber and, Clerk.
decssisd, by g,v'ss bond ~ TIE Law dirsei.-He
therefore requefis all serfoss who are de- ed to
the laid deceafed's eitate to make immediate paw.
ment aud ,hele who have soy demands thereon,
10 exhibit, the fame for retirement to
WIN LADD.
Minot. Aug. 60, 1890.
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Choice Forming Lands
FOR SALE.

TOWNSHIP Number Taree. seventh range,
Il norih of the Waldo Patent, IN the county Of
Pepobscot, is situate on the Pscataquis Sebec, and
Pleasant Rivers (ail of which are nayigable for
boats AID rats to the Pelobseot aud thence TO
EangorJ adjoias The towns OF Brounrile, U'lhams-
burgh, Sebtc, and Afkinson, in quality Of Soil is
,urpa.s ej BY none in the State Of Maine, having
large pro- cotton of first rate niervale adjoining
exeeiIen, upland is ia the midst Of very extern
siye tract OF valuable farming country which ~
rapialy settling. There are about twenty settlers
in the township, two wagon roads lately made
pms ihreugh IL. leading from ,Wiilismsburgh AMI
BrowrvIle 10 Bangor, from which latter il is dis
TAM about thirty two miles A correct surveyor
Is now engaged in surveying this township into
lots of about 100 acres each. These lots are offer
ed To sciosl settlers at very low prize and TN
long credit IL desired and sfe well worthy OF the
attention II those no are.desirous OF obtaining
lands 10 make themselves good farms.-1itle un.
Questionable md uuincumbe ed. Apply 10 the un-
der.igned nj Blu kspori
Tny undersigned also offers for sale alargc num-
her al good Setting Lots in the town Of orland
adjoining Backsrou.
Aug. 90. 1890.
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Sale OF Real Estate.

TIC be sold Al Public Auc ion on ne 1sh'ds9
OF Sept next, he 10, It land with ,he bui.d
ings or 'be SANE, belonging o the heir Of DR.
AARON kINSN lac of PouIssa, si,ussc
on Back Stree, in SAID Portland, md n king
lie corner of E'm and B.ck Stress: The SALE.
being for the henc6 of the Minors, hers Of
+, aid K,nsm.n.-Dj otdor # Cour
VIM WILLIS,
.Hiornsy 10 me Guardian. -Apg 80
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Just Recrired,

At the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No. 2. MereharNs' Ron, = Niddie-sireei,
Mo. 81 of the ArHEyEun, or Spirit
~ Of tbe English Magazines.
CONTENTS OF No. so.
Fragments, Notes, aud Aneedote, on The inter-
Or of Africa. Characteristic Trait of Mubanedans.
Anecdo,e of Muley Ishmnel. library At Fas.
Cairo. Escape of the European Merchants at
Mcgodor, &c. Female Liter hure # he present
age NJ adsme D'Arily Mis-. Borne, Lady
Morgan-Miss ansien-Au,hor Of Rhods-- Mr..
Tayioi--Miss P.rlen, Miss iol;ord. &c. The
Witch OF Ae. Tue Present or Trases ~ Hare
after his Deceae. Browns Antiquities 81 tie
Jeas--IreaimeDt between the death and funeral.
Manner Of en,bauies the Dead, Nc. Ona.nes 81
Entomology. The wonderful forma,,oN'.ff Nan.
Lacsn or many thing. in few words. Varieties.
The Newgs,e spee,,e-imporlant Meodsncal In
yeaiions Columbian Piia,ngPress, the C~Ain,-
biau ships Pump. Extingashins Engine. ,b.p's
Purifying s,pbno and new Plough Barry Cora.
wel's Poems---Britsh gsIianuy, Potiry--ihe
Witch of Ae's song-thc Morisons--ihe Battle Of
Algeirs--a Mad seng--exfscls from Cosnwalis
Poems the Spell unravoiled----to the Gallo Ea-
gle. Aug. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-08-29
.MARRIED,

In Brunswick, on Thursday morniog last,
ISAAC LINCOLN. M. ID. Of Topsbam, TO Miss
MARCIA scooTr DUNLAP, daughter Of John Dun
lap, Esquire.
10 Harpsweil, Mr.. Nathaniel Dexter, of Win
throp. to Miss Mary Rich.
In this town, by the Rev. Thomas B. Ripley,
MIR. SAMUEL Y. CHASE, to Miss Mary B. TuKEv.