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ADDRESS 10 tie Physicians and Surgeons
Of the State Of Virgtaio.


YUNAE Medical Faculty OF the city If Richmond and
II its vicinity, have formed themselves into Society
entitled The Medical Society Of Virginia. Its princ-
pal objects To collect embody aud publh all medt-
cal facts aud observations that calculated to throw
light ON art, which, opprobriSus as II may seem,
yet but too well merits the eptht that has been long
bestowed upon it Of conjecturat.
In the furherance OF these iausable views, impnr
ian to society IN general and to themselves in partcu
lar, the members Of this sosety invite to its bosos,
their medical brethren throughout the State and
that these whose geographical situation does adult
Of personal intercourse, w ny their essays and the
communication OF all extraordinary cases and their
treatment contribute their aid in the attainment Of
ebjecls SO desirable.
The Society fndly ohershes lie hope that its ssor,
so we'll calculated 10 produce a free commun ion
between the professors Of medical science throughout
the large aud enlightened state OF Viz ginia, will
only promote the harmony aud good fellowship which
ought TO distinguish all good men iaborss in III. same
great cause, hut result in the enlargement ofihe sphere
OF medical science in general.
STGentieulen DESTROYS Of becoming members Of this
s"cie,y, will communicate their views to Dr.. Thomas
Nelson Corresponding Secretary of the Medica. Society
OF the cate OF Vrgnia, Richmond; TO whom may so
be addressed all essays on the subject OF medicine
any of the branches of science connected there
with.
Terms Of admission prescribed by the Constitution Of
the Society.
Section I. Elery candidate for membership shall be
proposed by one, and seconded ny two members, at
stated meeting Of tue Society, and shall he eutted
SCAT therein, provided. ballot, thai thirds Of the
members present vote in the affirmative.
Section ,. Previously to ballot being taken, his
qualifications sha be duly ained, aud shall he
follows The candidate must have received from SOM
public school, college, university legally authorized
a degree Of Bachelor or Doctor OF Medicine ora ID.
pi-a oiiber certificate e,idtnsng his capacity to
practice Medicine or Surgery.
Section 3. Where no such degree, diploma or Ger
iicate has been obtained, The candidate shall furnish
satisfactory evidence Of having regularly aitenaed in
sume pubic school of medicine, two full Of
Ls-iures on Anatomy Surgery, the theory and Practice
Of Medicine. Ma.eria Medica, and Chemistry aud
aflerward, maintained respectable Standing as prac-
ti,ioner of medicine, for dve years.
Section 4. or he shall have attended full course
Of Lectures on the above branches OF Medical Science
practisea with respecably fer eight years. submitted
1, an examination by the Society," presented medical
essay, and publicly defended the same.
Section S. Every member shall pay into the hands Of
the treasurer, the Of ten dollars aud sign the CON
s,tu,on, upon his ad mission, previously taking his
seat in the society.
Mach lOl..w5U
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CT TiTENQUIRER Is published twice week, gcpc-
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auction Satepf Dry Goods. Cutlery, Hard.
fCare .SddiieyU &c

nNMoNn ~ the iG'h da, c' apru next. rfH be
~ er2'oerd 70 public auction soid ,rithoat re-
sc-se, at ths store of Mr. Duniop (he being about
10 teaDe the conntryDt The ULoie STOCK or GOODS.
alneHn!s nj COST 10 about so 0No dollars consisting
gC large amt general assortment Of Hap!e ana
Fancy Goods ~ tate importation, and suitable for
the approaching season.
TERHy Under S,oo cash; leo a 500, ninefy
days 3aoG 500, four months; 500 1909 sir months
1000 $780, sir and nine months 1900 q 2O00, sir.
nine and tTriss months 1000 q 31oo tmeipe months
AMI oUer 5000 fWstUe and eighteen months credit,
Gpprooed endorsed neg0tiatfe n0es pagabte al either
81 the BdRks ia this Ioun sUiH be required or IL
ptGfrred by purchasers approved bonds oish sfcu-
rny en- This state OF North Caroline. UW De reeeiv
cd The 5oads 20 bear interest from dute, bHtfAc in
:ere ,clE be remitfed II che principal is YunctaaL
~ paad 3othose rho may Prefer 10 Pay cash. a IL
5srdf discount uiN be 0fiOuca. III is presumed that
country merchants geAsr0Hy. UHGnd 1, 0dyaata
seoMS 10 attend this sale They uiIhdVs IL in fhei,
foteer 20 purchase goods at t0so prices and time
anu FERNS, such as Cannot fail TO please
Tn safe UiH commence at 10 o'clock on The ADORE
'HfRkonpd day. ann continue from day 10 dug until
the uhote stuck is disposed ~.
nm. MOORE y D.
IpeSers6Ur~ IJ0r,G oa "a
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lOl..w5w

NV STORE
~ENHE Subscribers snder the firm of WM. MCKEE &
CO. are now opening an extensive and general as
,oHment Of
Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods,
In that spacons Store Room, in Nam Street lately
Mcs.rs. K. Il "A. Nelson & Co. II Is their deier ina
ton TO keep always oh hand, large amount Of mer-
chand lze, which with the regular supplies they will
weekly receive from their Partner residing in NJ York
(E".e whole attention viii be given the purchase
Coods justly Them in assuring The pubc that every
article Of their Goods Will be sold at the mosi educ
prices for cash only, approved accepiances in the
city.
as well as those wishing to purchase by retail, to give
them call.
Their present STOCK consists in part ethe oiOtig
Super. Saxopy, blue and black Cloths
10. e'aTei, Blown, green aud mixed do.
Second aud low priced Cloths
Super drab, green and other pelisse Cloths
s Grey, blue and b'e~h coaIings' Lyon skips
RISE, duifie and point Blankets
Best dOnble miiled blue Cassimeres
Do do. do drab, oxford, mixed and
variety Of middle and low priced Cashmere,
and sattnets
COTTON GOODS.
callcoes, we'll assorted
Aud some very ine and handsome "a and 81
CambTics and Jaconeis
DnHites and white Florertine
Book Lsno and null Diusiins, we'll assorted
Inseriings and Flounces
Printed ShaSls and iihdkfs.
Cotton aud worsted Hosiery, and Il great variety
OF British and Scotch cnitonCoods.
FREHCH GOODS.
Levautines, Forsnces SajIns
Rep Grostenap Silks Ribbons
Laces, Merino ShawIs Lace Shs1ls
Ostrich Feathers
Kid ard Castor Gloves, &C
INDIA GOODS.
Figured and Plain Mulls
Nanseens Mameechop Short aud Long Com
pany
Nankn Grape Robes
Nanktn and Canton Grapes
SenshewS, saTsnets
Chow Chow Dsmask and rs'd. Silk Hsadker
chiefs
Black aHd cTossharred do.
Grape Shavls. Silk 2uiliiugs.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Domestic Plads Stripes
"a and Brown Coitons
Cotton Yarns, Comb, in great varieties
few Oieces Of Plaid Berinos, new and fashi
enable aiiice for Ladies Dresses and Goats
WIN. MCKEE.
v. NJ. GRERNWAY,
ELIAS OGDEN.
March I. 81 ..ff
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NEGROE0 FOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE
" I virtne cf deed of rust executed by Martha
u May" TO William Mayo. FOR the purpose of secur
ing certain debt therein mentioned, which deed is
record IN The county court Of POwhatan-wi he sold
on The iIfh day of 1prA nert, AT Johnson's Springs
III toe county of Goochlahd the following SLAVES: -
and her three children, Maria, Betsy and Matilda
PUBLICLY To the highest bidder, for casb.-Sbould the
sad slaves not be delivered by the persons in whose
possession they are, they will positively sold at the
same ,iIne aud place, although absent
NaIch I6. t0s I'D. BIZ order Of The Trustee
'HE Mayor Ut the Borough ~ If"lk aud lie sntr
MS OF the counties OF Norfolk. Princess Anne and
Nansemsud, composing Senatorial District; the
Sherifs OF the counties Of Camp el BUCKINGHAM aud
Bedford, composing another district The SberiIs
the sOunties Of Franklin, Patrick Henry and PntsyI
Vania, composing another district the ehers OF the
counties OF Albemsre, Amherst Nelson FIuvauna aud
Goochiaud, composing another district the SherHs
OF the counties OF King George, westmnreland Nor.
lhnmberland, Richmu nd, Lancaster SsnTd PriRce
william, composing another district and the SheTiTs
Of the counties OF Mathews, middiesex, Acconack
Northampton aud Giaucester composing another dis
ulc (Which seveIa districts constitute the Fourth Glass
Of the Senate Of ViIgina requested take notice
thai an election, in rotation to he held the court
dal OF the borough aud several counties
ed, in the month Of April next for The election OF
Senator To represent each OF the said districts i'm the
General Assembly, for four years next ensuing
THEO: HA&SFORD, c. S.
Febfnary 10. 1871 I'd
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Ereeborns Patent Ptoughs
THE subscriber has on hand large supply of Free
6oTns Patent Pioughs, of various sizes, with
extra shares, direct from the mauufaciory-whicb IL
be sold at Reduction OF S1 each, from the recent
prices. ALSO, IN STORE,
Daeon ano Smiths Patent Pioughs
An assortment Of Cotton Yarns
hillineits, Hats, Straw Bonnets, &c.
Double GIGS, with Harness
bales South Carolina Cotton
100 realms PTiAtiBg Paper
200 bushels coarse Salt, suitable for fisheries
Apply to JOHN O.LAY,
Corner Cary and IIth Streets.
II match Of elegant HORSES tor sale as above.
march 10. 1913
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The NEW AND ELtGANT
'Seem Boat Potomac, Captain Widficton,
WILL leave Alexandria for Norfolk every Thursday
" morning at nins o'c"ck. aud Norfolk for Aexan
ORA ari Washington, every Monday inoInBg at nine
o'cioek AFT .'ding regular communication betw ecu
Richmond Petershnrg Norfolk and the District of Co
iumhia,
n Herses and Carriages taken on board.
frb n. at....1m
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Parkhfff, Robertson Il KeIso.

Pa,Rhff, Robertson y Reiso,
RE now Receiving ny The schuoners AHgerara
~ Thames, Rising States and others, FRESH TEAS
ship Savannah's cargo, 1870.
lpo i3 lib. boxes GnHpowder Teas
rs q do. do. 90.
30 hoNes Gunpow6sr Teas, coBiaiu'g cani,ters ID
IA chests Yonne iiysnn Tea
s5 hhis. Of 81. Croix aud New Oriean. Sugars
100 bpis- of Loaf Sugar, New York Dianufactery
so Lag, 0f pest Green Porto Rico Coffee
40 Pipes or cognac Brandy
10 hhds. OF Jamaica Ram
30 do. OF antigua d..
Zoo boxes OF Mould Caudles
zoo dp. "f Soap =.
80 casks Of Cheese
few bbls. OF Pofa ami Beef
AL ofwhch they will cell lIbe raj terms.
IAN o. 7J..u
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10y Oirtne II a deed OF tfNyf erfcHfta ne l4fh OF
~ VovGnbcr, 1918, BY Meriuefhsr Ltieis Uaiker
Gnd Haria his aiie, George q Lindsay. and John
UeE amt Elizabeth his sUie Of record in The CLERKS
eNce Of alternate, to the subscribers trustees
lor me purpose 81 securing tue P0nctndi pdenent
OF shndry sums 81 money due By bonds and therein
named 10 6Gbney Minor, OF alternate The nndfr.
signed str1sfeeS 0oresaid ciH sell for cash al tie
JT'Ht door Of the Riu0nHd Lils nor in ire occu-
papcg Of RiCh0rd aud fumes Duke, in ALtsnarie
county, on THURSDAY, the 9th April, 1921 segen HIM
dred and ninety eight acres Of land, and the said
hivanna Mills, NTH all the dpYartenaucfs belonging
- the same on both sides the riDcr much II
ne same AZ riH sGisS the bdlaRcf that rriH he then
dHsfhe sIid DabHeg Minor, and tie costs of carry
ing into eject The said deed Of frust TIE abope
property Is paiuabis, lies both sides offhe North
IorkotMe Riuanna riDer, which affords battcaw
R0VigatiOH 60 Richmond The undersigncd 0cfiDr
as trustees for tie 6eaedt Of Others 1riH sell and
conpey such ffe only as ia rested ia them as tyHs
Tees by The deed aforesaid.
NIMRoD BRAMHAM, 1
ALEXANDER GXRRErT, Trustees.
Jarths. fo0. ids
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Fnteen DoLLars Re1pard.


WILL he given by the subscriber to any person who
w VIII apprebend and secure In jail that gel him
again, likely negro man named RANDOLPH, abont
twenty fou or twenty ve years DID, who left the sub.
scribers plantation in James City county, about the
18th OF October last. He purchased the snbscri
her from Mr.. Gregory OF Charles City, where he
raised aud was afterwards (iu the years 1911 q H.
hired to the former stage ostler at PrazeIS
Tavern In New Kent county, where he had wife....
The marks about the person Of said negro varOm:
aud not veil recolieciedthe remarkable ale
in his head, and one very striking about the eve he 10
likely aud well made rather below the height
III general, aud little bowcgged. Vie carried away
with him fashionable blue coat much wefn and otbeI
clothing suited to a field negro. JOHN COKE
Williamsburg, Feb. 2. &c. N
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Valuable Land fOr Sale.

trN rnE COUNTY oV cABgLL, STATE or yIRcINIa.
ME- Wish TO sell tract of LAND, lying ia Csbei
Nv county, in sight OF the courthouse said county
and ou the Guyandote river six miles from the month
Of said about $50 acres about 2no Of
Jsbich Is ceaedthe balance Is covered with valuable
ftImber.
This tract Of land is considered to he one Of The most
valuable tracts OF land in the secen Of country In
which u Is Situated, aud will be sold accommodating
erms-which will be made known by application 10
John samneis, Esq clerk OF Cabei county residing
tbe courthouse (vbo will slew the land and is auho
rtzea To sell the the Subscribers residing
IN JeheTsoH county, Virginia.
nec.i5. 66..u JOHN 3. cOeRUs
"A LII persons INDEBTED 20 JOHN GRAHAM dtcsasrd.
n are requested to make payment TO immediately,
as a DESTROYS Of closing the administrators soon
any body. WALTER DUN. Executor
Nov ia 5i..u Of Johu Graham deed.
Hinder order Of the County court Il Henriro,
~ will he sold for cash, At the Courthouse ~ sad
county, on the I'd d0y ef 1pyH Dsrf, likely NEGRO
MAN, belonging to The estate Of ROBINSON LORD
dec.AU parsons having claims against the estate VIII
please present them for settiementas also those III
dsb'sd viii please make payment
FIR George Sarge, tate Sheriff,
and Committee Of The Estate Of Robiason lord.
MA'ch 70. ioi. ids
Tue subscriber has purchased OF WIN r. Boulwme
&co their stock Of WATCHES, JgwELaY sc.
consulting, In addition what be has added tbc stock
Watches, Of superior quaiity-jEwPLRY, pfall Minds,
snn othe latest fashions. WARE, embracing
.,s 'ss, san ana gravy spoons plated caiois candle
sErsesbly TO the times.
N 3 Watches aud cioess carefully repaired, and
"eIapeo to performHe hopes from an interchangeable
sssany to business, TO share liberal PATRONAGE Of
generous puhiic. JOHN bRoNtUGH.
nsfoh 20. iO5. ct
" persons hayng cisins agains, the Of IL,
a late JOHN BOSWELL, OF Nouowsy county, dec
se requested 10 present them the subscriber pre-
fiysth enticatsd and tbpse indebted will be peases
10 make payment Without deiay
rnchbuFg, Feb. 10. soft
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" Ut fIADUNEF
Petersbnrg, March 3 Std
DKljsIs AND MEDiCINFS.

DKtsEa AND MEDICINES.
LON co., doors above the Bell Ia
81 vern, Main street, Rchmon5, have Just received
Sro.n Ph'adei lila ana New Y-rk, by the Golden Age
and Snper!of aud in daily eSpeca iou per Travel
Ter, Hannah aud Elizabeth, and Lady T0tnpkin;, OF
general assortment VI DRUGS. MEDICINES PAINTS
&c which are Uttered the m,st accommodating
terms TO country merchants physicians, and the pablo
g'uera iy. March Is. FOL. ct
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SPRING GOODS.

II & J. KYLE-Have just received by the hngenora
and the Antelope, very extensive assortir. mt Of
Staple and Fancy Spring GoodS,
Ars expect further arrivals by every packet from New
FoIK aud Phiiadelpha-vbith with their former stock
on hand they deiemiued TO sell very low for cash
or approved paper. march 10. IOl.1,
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Wholesale aud Retail Hat Store.

a FISHER q CO.-Rave received ser schooner
\lAe Syteiope and others from philadelphia a large
assortment Of fashionable fine HATS ofiheir own manu-
1otnIc Lkew'sea good aud constant supply OF Koran
2,ed Hats, suitable Tor those Who buy 10 sell
large supply OF Reading Lambs Wool Hats.
ho'esae or retail, the above article. will be sold at
man5iacturers price, and a discount made for cash
Country merchants will lind thu greatest care in PACK
sshg up their ord ers. march rs io2 -
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BRE 40 SEMINARY.
1--WE or six young gentlemen can he received as
students in this institution In addition 10 the pre-
sent number Persons wishing engage places should
lose no tiip- in making application.
Terms, SOS " seSsion VI i've months PAYABLE In
advance Snch as may enter now, will pae in proper
ton. VIM IIREF priucinaI
march 20. ;oaat
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WILL he sold before the door of the Rell Tavern In
w this City.On SATURDAY, the 3lst instant,
SeUerat uery ikely young
NEGROES,
Wen, Women and Children belonging to the estate o (
". J. Miller, dee.
BY THE REPRESENTATIVES,.
March 81. ioI ID.
4 meeting Of the Agricultural Society Of Virgtna
n held u. Richmond the 5ih nit. the following
appointments and resolutions we're adopted, viz -
james ~ GdyHstt President
JOhn CO1fter, Vice PfeSident.
JOC2Deft'e " HdTVie, Treasurer.
John 1drms, Secretary.
MANUEL @. dddms 7homGs 1fdrshdH, wilson
1Hen, Thomas NJ RaNSoiph. Of Tuckahoe and Lit.
Het0n W. Jdzepeft-Asusisnt Secretaries
John HfdrshaU. Joiia Brockcpbrongh John MEX
hgm, John Cooiter, aud John Adaas Committee Of
COffsspoHdcnc-
ResoiDed. That the thanks n this Society he pfe
ssnied to JoEa S SKtNsrR. Esl. Tor his present II
seed wheat barley. re, corH tobacco seed aud other
valuable articles.
Resotgcd That ibe annual combination 70 bs paid
ny members ~ this S1cisiy Tor TIE present. and al
| succeeding years, he fr dollars.
Ts,ie, JOHN AD&ms. sec'S.
= Jane. 7t..n
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-17

In this town, Mr.. HENRY Cross.
n York. Me. Mrs. Hannah, wife of DIR. Wm.
Tvman-Mr. jeremiah Linscott, aged 40, after a
sickness of ten minutes
n Exeter Mrs. Frances Rogers, wife OF Coi.
John Rogers, and daughter oil Nathl 1lman'
Esq. aged "a. c.. ,,..a,o, u
the Boston 4 heatre.
AtAberdeen, (Scotland) on the 18th sept last'
n the 45tA year Of has age, MT. James OsilVie,
the orator: whittier he went to take Tue ulie anu
ossession Of the estate OF Lord tInater, 10 when
lie had recently become the Lawful heir' ne h%u
a;stinguished himself N that as well as 10 thIs
country nv the powers Of his eloquence' ana ~
some OF the European journals ms puoHr Peiioi'
xuances are mentioned with great conlme nuai on
II Inner Canada. James Murdock, KILLED by
his brother, with an axe, wnhe al "o'H 10 ,'-e
woods. The murderer buried the BODY OUT oe
ing missed, il was found by the sasacity p IatN
ful dog belonging to the deceased. .,..
In Middleborough, the venerable JOHN Al
DEN. in his 1O3 year. His great grandfather,
whose name he bore, as did also ms s'ahd lalhei,
and father was one Cf the hrst seltieIs oI Ne"
Fngland-being one Of the number VINO accom-
panied the Rev. Mr.. Robinson from Europe 10
america in 1920 and is said TO nave ueeh 'he
man who first stepped upon the rly"o9'n l'Io ~.
His grand mother was the daugnte oi tue N'''
IDglish male Cnlla norm III A'S"
His descendants are 19 children-o~ 'auu ohii-
dren- l34 great grand children anu seNe'Sl ol
the 5th generation; AZ of this number, We OeiieFe
have deceased, and 172 are now living.
He was the oldest man in the Colony, ana pro-
bably the oldest in the Common wealth. lie had
been professor Of religion, and connected win
a church upwards of 10 years-and was pf"oaOy
the Oldest church member in the United States.
Ia Hartford, (Con.) Major Elisha bsococA'
aged SO. Mai. B. has long been known TO Inc
public as the publisher Of the .4nasrteGn NereSfy'
one Of he Oldest papers in the State. lie estao-
lished the Mercury IN col junction with the late
distinguished citizen Joel Barlow, IN The year
1893 and continued il 70 the present time.
In Greeusburg, (Penn.) Hon. William tindia9'
available hero uf tie Reyolut on, and much cele
brated for his services to ais Country IN the Coun
ellis of Pennsylvanis, and IN Congfess.-ln ia
uajca. in Feb. last, Celia Gillian, aged lO4.
During the last year there died in Europe, the
following distinguished personages The hmG
Of Great Britain, George Ill Ills son, the Dtka
of kert !: and his dsushter-in-law, the DufcheSS
of York: The Duke OF Berri, PresumptIve heir .
the throne Of France; Benz jAmin West, The most
eminent painter Of the age, Henry Grattan, he
Chief ofthe Irish Orators and Patriots or Joseph
Bank. celebrated tor his science and researches;
William Hayley, the excellent and amiao,e PoIr
et. Or. North. the learned and pous Bishop o.
Winchester.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-17
CATION


CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Taken By Execution on The Gath day Of .MGrcs
1921, and 10 be sold AZ PltbLc Fendue N he
Sore o. BEARCE & CHANDLER. in Neic-
Gloucester on Monday The 30h day Of Bprit
ncrt, az 10 o'clock n. NJ
ALL the righl AM equity ofredemp-
ton, which ISAAC MARTIN, Of Dsnyile, IN sid
county has, TO redeem he following mor'gsged
real esis,e viz The sou'h essterly end of the
'oi or Parcel 0fl4nd which Josiah Little former
: conveyed 10 one Moses Larrabee, aud the
anne fifty sores which The said I.xrrshee cor
Veyed 70 James Parker, and said Pfrker con-
veyed 10 SAID Little, and ssd Little conveyed.
p said lsasc Martin, I.nu-ry 8h 1916, and bv
ne said Martin Rortgaged 70 Josiah Lutte. Esq.
! Ne ~bury, N be county of Essex, snd Com
monweal'h Of Massachusetts. for The sum Of
wo hundred and six y four dollars, n four tqusI I
nnuai psymen's, aud interest TO be paid annu-
av.
NATHANIEL L. INCERSOLL, ID. Sheriff.
Nf'r Gloucester. llGrch 2! 1921. ts.
The Portland gazette., 1821-04-17

LIBBY, Lemuel Gooding, John Bracket. AL.
van Cu'hRan, William Policy
Fire yards. ARobert Ii,ity. Jesse R;cs
ards, Joshua Richardson. Lew SAWYER. Jo,.
Hall, Phinehas Varnum. Anse Lewis. Jstot
Knight Lew Cutter, Mark Harris Jchn Crock
eit, William Poileys, John W.. Smith, Johr
Skillings, Nathan Howe, Al, heu. Shaw. San.
rel Ayer. Joseph NJ Gun.h. William Chad
wick, Philip Greedy Albert Newhsll. Olive
Everett. Enooh Preble. Cotton b Brock
Assay yMdsfers.-CharIes Farley and Eleazar
Wyer.
Culiers Of Dry Fish Joshua F. Weeks.
Anthony Fernald, Samuel Chase.
Surveyors Of HighwGys The Selectmen
OF the Town
- ACverseers Of The Poor and hs Workhouss -
x Harris. JOSIAH Dow, Rufus Emerson
HDkiah Winslow, Phinehas FarDTm, Philip
Greely, John Williams, Thomas Merrill,
Daniel Gilbert.
Inspectors Of Lime Imported William Tu
key, John Lowell, Lew Sawyer, John Lea,nt
Inspectors Of Lime Manufactured John
Leaviu. Richard Goodug
Committee on accounts s-Ebenezer Mayo,
William Swan, Samuel Trask.
Hog Recves William Hagget, Joseph
Young, Jouathan Fessenden, Timothy Cock
ran.
Pound Keeper John Lowell.
JOSEPH POPE, To7rn Clerk.