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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02

Notice is hereby given,
TNHAT application will be made 10 the
president and directors Of the Little
River Turnpike Company, for the renew
al of two certificates OF stock No. 437 &
438, standing in the name OF Daniel Z.
Brent, deceased.
march i2-lm VIM BRENT Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02

Glllespie's Prize List.
93d Days Drau,ng Of the
Grand ational Lottery,
FOURTH CLASS,
No, $500 a prize of D. 1000
1889 500
Both sold at Gil'espie's,
Marked thus (*) sold in Philadelphia.
Gain OF the wheel &c leo.
This Lottery will draw again tomorrow
morning. al 9 o'clock. 1t has the smallest
number Of tickets, and the greatest number
Of prizes in its wheels OF any Lottery now
drawing. Undrawn prizes all floating are
prize OF $4,000
9 5000
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco loco d dolls loco dolls loco dolls
and more than 1850 smaller prizes.
Whole tickets 20 Quarters O(
Halves 10 Eighihs 2 81
Those intending taking tickets or share:
in this most splendid OF al lotteries are in
formed that il will positively finish drawing
next week. Therefore, no time ought tt
be lost, but an immediate application shoule
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
For Freight,

.sN The very superior brig De
lxSsa CAT UR, John Miller, master; bur.
then 400 barr, r., and will in lew days be
ready to load, IN preference 10 fore ign
port. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD &. CO.
Hho hare on boa d said ressei for sale.
90 NJ Merchantable Boards.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
Sales at Auction.
For Freight.

.fK The schr. ADMIR-. Fppes
Hssjz Ellery, master; burthen $50 barrels.
She is substantial and fast sailing vessel.
Apply TO T. Fl. ROWLAND.
! mo | st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
~ Now Drawing.
.N,ezU- York Literature Lottery.
, FTH LASS.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
25,OuO Dollars.

5679 Prizes. ! 10000 Dl4O,OOO
1891 Blanks. ! Tickets.
Prizes only to be drawn, and the whole
to be completed IN Ia drawings.
Prizes all floating, nsfoiiozvs;
The 5000 dollar prize to re put IN the
wheel alter 1000 Tickets have heen drawn,
tnelo, 900 dollar prize IL be put in the wheel
alter 5000 Tickets have been drawn; The
200 dollar prize to be put in the wheel
alter 5000 ticke $ have been drawn. All
other prizes floating from The commence
meHt.
Whole Tickets Do Quarters so
Halves .hths 25
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
For reight.

For Teight,
Kasl The sIoop fills, Capt. Drink.
Lao, water; carries about 300 ibis. will
take freight to any eastern port. Apply
to WIN FUWLE e. Co,
Who have for sale, landing IrCm scbnr.
Success, from Portsmouth,,
Is quarter CASKS superior quality.
Malaga Wine
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
Also for Freight

sfsa The gnod scLr. SPARTAN.
49,. VIM. Camit K, master; burthen $50
barrels. Apply to
anr;l 24 JOHN Fl IADD. SO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
For Freight,

81, The good schr. BETSY,
49, Mark Spear, mase turthen 900
bbls. freight to an Eastern port will be
nre ipr te1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-02
For NewburspOrt.

IN, THE schr. MARY. James c. Clerk-
.2E& son, master; buriheD 800 bbls. she is
an excellent vessel and will be despatched
lmme diately, and can take freight and
passengers.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
E. GREELEY

E. GREELEY
Has (or sale, Il: No. 5, Icing Wharf,
8Q Hhds. w. |. RUM;
5 pipes Brandy;
hhds. ". Orleans Sugar;
Hhds. and Bills. American Gin;
10 kegs No. and No. 2 Tobacco;
40 boxes Chocoste;
50 boxes Mould Candles;
50 bbs. No. 1 Pork
co bbs. No. Beef;
$50 boxes7 by 3 and by 10 Glass;
Spipes Lisbon Wine;
Bags Pimento.
March ~, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
PROBATE NOTICES.

At a Court of Probate held at the
Probate oface in Portland, within and for The
county of Cumberland on the third TUESDAY of
March, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred and twenty one.
II ANNAH L. ROACH, adminillratrix OF the
l. i e(tate of
THOMAS l.. ROACH,
late Of New Clouceiter, Ia faid county. Trader.
deceased, having presented her fri account Of ad
minffratioD of the elaie o. said deceased, zUa
her petition for a further allowance out Of his Der
sonal ellate
ORDERED, That the faid Hannah, give notice
to all persons in,erefied, by causing copy of This
order 10 be pubiifhed three week, successIveiy in
the Portland Gazette, printed at Portland, thac
they may appear at Probate Court 70 be held a,
the Probate Office aforesaid, on the fri Tuc,dav
of May next, at ten of The clock in the forenoon.
and Thew cause, if any they have, why the fame
fkould not be allowed and granted.
A. X. PARRtS, Judge.
true copy-ATTEsr.
RoRATIo SeUIHcATE, Regiher.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
TO CLOTiiIERS.

ITO BIZ LEI, the PULLING MILL in Gardnss
together withFOUR CARDlNC MACHINES,
one wool Picker, one mapping and four Sheath.
ing machines, prefs plates, &c.
The above mill 10 on never failing flream, IN
. hourifhing county. and in town which has
more than doubled IT'S population within the laff
ten years-is within a quarter of mile of the
navigabe waters Of Kennebec river aud 10 prob
ably well situated for cultom any mill 10 New
RugIa The Mill will be loaned tor term OF
from to Il year., aud liquidation will be inferred
10 the lesfe, that other fulIing mill ihal be built
in the town, during that term Pofelioo to be
given the III May next.
N. B. The Ieafee will be required to bring
f@tisfactory Recommendations, a. TO his moral
character, his punctuaty and biz ability 10 carry
on the carding and clothing bufioefs 10 the befF
manner. If the Iealsee fhoud with TO unite the
iPinning Of WOO with The above bulinefs fuita-
bic building will DC erected adjoining the above
mill and leaied with iufhcent water power, CT
Reasonable terms.
sTAPPly 10 The fubfcriber, or to M. SPRINGER,
Jr. his agent
r. II GARDINER.
Gardiner, Jan IS, 1881.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03

JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE BY
ATWOOD 6 QUINCY,
No. i, Union Wharf, Portland,
slTn6l Boxes mould and dipped CANDLES
&QQ Hbds. Jamaica, ST. Croix and Antg-
"a 81 and 4th proof RUM,
Hhds Leaf TOBACCO,
Barrels No and clear PORK,
Barrels Lump SUGAR,
Barrels American GIN,
90 dozen ste;son's HOES,
Casks OF new RICE,
Boxes of Boston made SOAP,
A few dozen New York HATS,
Il elegant mahogany har-botl omed CHAIRS,
for S73,
Is tons English Bar IRON,
500 bbls. Mes, Mol, No. 2 & 5, BEEF,
500 do No. 2 & MACKtREL,
5000 lbs. English SHOT,
Sicily Madeira
$ $::$: s::,'' WINES,
Pipes Cognae BRANDY,
10 hhds W. /. RUN,
5 do. n. +. do.
Boxes STARCH,
Chests souchong i EA,
500 sides soal LEATHER.
90 casks Sperm and Linseed OIL,
SO kegs No. and Q Richmond TOBACCO,
Bags Blown SALT,
40 boxes by 9 and 8 By 10 GLASS,
sett Mill Stones and Gear for grist MILL,
do. DIR. Reefs New CYCLOPEDIA,
do. Chambers DICTIONARY.
A quantity Of Mahogany BOARDS.
March IL, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
AT a Court of Probate held at the

Probate Office il Portland, within and for The
county o Cumberland, on the third Tuesday of
March, 10 the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and twenty one.
Y q ARK JORDAN, aamiuillrator OF the clate
1Fl Of WILLIAM Nj. JORDAN,
late of Raymond, in laid county, Yeoman, deceased
having presented bis FRI account of adnIniAra-
ton Of the eltate Of said deceased, and petition
by the widow of said deceased, fer an allowance
out of bis personal estate:
ORDERED, That The raid Marx Jordan, give
notice TO all Per,ons iuteresed, by causing copy
of this order to be puhifhed three weeks success
lively in the Portland Gazette. printes al Portland
hat they may appear at a Probaie Court, 10 Re
held at the Probate Office aforesaid, 90 the frsr
Tuesday of May next, At ten Of the cock IN the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the same fhould OF be allowed
A. K. PARIS, Judge.
true coPy-ATTEsT.
HoRAT1o soUTBeATE, Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
PROYTDENCE COTTON GOODS,
G.. BRADLEY,
SPRING GOODS.

TUsT received and for sale by ROGERS COX
81 FxcHANGE-STREET, an assortment Of SRA
SONsBLE GOODS, which will be odd cheap for
ca,b s.L: CONSISTING OF
Black aud colored Bombagines
do do Nankin aud Canton Grapes;
Black ard white Italian do
Pain sod 6g'd six Lace hyperion blk twid Silk
Baek Sinchsws aud Ssr.net's:
White o,sck ard coiored KID Cloves;
Ha-.i,ou,- oark Calicoes--6 Pink Giughams
IA I IN Liners. cHEAP;
l. ? Law and Linen ambrics
4 and s Imitation Muslus
ack ADD hue IfaliaD Sewing Six
Eiegao, C4rniiure Ribbons;
Fsg Six andkerchiefs- back Silk ditto;
4-4a- 4 Ccton Can brIcs 4;
4 and 6 4 CamOrIc Ma-lins.
Also
Factory Ginghams, Shes,ings, Shirtings, Bed
irkiags. &c &c.
Portland, March 20 1921. (sw)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
JOHN SPRING,

n &c KHby-~ireet, BOSTON,
II As Just received, on consignment from
Il n the manufac 'urers-
$50 Gees ,uerfne ard common sattinetts
90 a. Rroadcloths and Csssimeres;
5 bales al bleached Shcetings;
10 do. 4A brown DO.
90 DO Sd brown Shirtings
6 40. Sd and TO bIeached do.
do Ginghsms and Stripes;
1000 b. superior knitting Cotton;
5000 10. Cotton Yarn. No. 10 t6;
500 10. Dr.. MILLER's best sewing Thread;
90 pieces Bed Ticking, sc. &c.
which, with The additions be is constantly receiving,
he p-esumes will make his assortment as complete
as ary IN town.
JPPmchnsers are respectfully inriied 10 call
ALSO. FOR SALE AS ABOVE
10 bales Merno and common WOOL
consiguments OF which are solicited and liberal
advances made If requested. (2mis)
March 90, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
CONSIABLE'S SALE.

CUMBERLAHD, IS.
TAKEN BY Execution ard Kill Je sod Of
PHtfic .lurfton, oH MONDAY. he sig
zenith dag Of .lprh neri. al zen O'Clock.
4. ~. al he Store q iona. AGdrew, in
Windbam,
A 1.-the right and Equity Of redenption, which
n Robert Millions hss IL aud 10 his home farm
situated in Windham, in ,aid county, containing
Fifty three acres more or lefs together with ali ths
buildings thereon, sitGsiion Of The Mortrsge ano
terms of payment made Known at the sale.
JOHN GALLISON, Jr Constable of Windhzr
Windhan, March IL. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
Valuable Real g. Personal Estate
at AUCTION.

To be sold at Auction( unless pre-
viously dnposed of, a, the store Of the sub,c-i-
Der 10 North Yarmouth State of Maine. Sales
to commeace on TUESDAY, April 17th next at
10 O'Clock A M. and continue from day TO day
until the whole is sold
A. \ B. 20 BY Sc !. occupied a. 4 Store
porch two fories, 81 by ga Store Is by 20,
fable and ihed, about acre of laAd. twenty
fruit trees. c. 7-24ths of = grin mill with two
pair of itones-5 24ths of saw mill with water
privileges for other mills. ehaife fhed the
ba ptft meeting houfe three Pews ia said houfe 1;
| Tomb near the same d. One third of wharf
| and store At Royals point. All bis flock 10 trade,
| consisting of Rngliih and Wei India Goods, Hard
and Hollow Ware, Medicines crates of Liverpool
Ware, three Crates do. ia ANAL los suit pur cha
sers, Wagon, Chaife and family Carriage.
&. A Store 92 by A, two fiories, situated at
Bath, near David Stinson, Efq. part of two
large schooners and three Sleeps.
A. This situation 10 on the great pof road from
Bath and Brunlwick TO Portland, 22 miles from
Bath. IA from BJunfwick (Where 70 the fri and
mo(f hourifhng College ia the Gate 12 miles from
Portland The capitol Of Maine, at the head Of the
navissbe waters of Royals river. one mile from
The baPtilt meeting hou(e 10 the village, end half
mile from the coDgreg2,l meeting house.
Tkis Store las been occupied ty the late Arm
of W. 5tockbridge, about fifteen years, and
is good situation for Mercantile and commercial
concerns. there being extenlive country around
Z. The Mill and Dam were built few years
soce and is viewed the mott va usble of any in the
county, there being sufficient water mott Of the
year and frequently when other mills cannot grind
for want of wafer, their culiomers 20 TO this mill
some from Gray, New G 'oucslisr and many from
Powoal, Freeport, Harpswell and from the hume
rou' liiands 10 Catco Bay, carry their and
gram 20 ths mill which is situated within a few
rods where vei,es of so toos may receive car
goes. The same shares the Mills and privii-
ges As above may be had at private sale by appli-
cation 10 ". r. STOCKBRIDGE.
ID. The river IL generally open at this wharf,
eIcept about two months in the collect weather
and y very convenient and safe place for vessels
10 lay IL the winter and TO load at the la of Feb
ruaEy, and is a good fard fer carrying on the
fisheries.
Z. This is one Of the belf flands foe trade 10
Bath, il siuated neIt door to the Poli Ofice-pear
The Banks and Cuitom Houfe, and within few
rods of the waters of the Kennebec. AT small
expense it might be hsed 70 accommodate fsr1:-
ly and the other part occupied a fore. Il ha.
rented from one hundred to one hundred and City
dollars year.
A Catalogue of the above, and
the terms Of credit, (Which will be liberaD will be
circulated in The naigbouring towns previous TO
The sale. For further particulars apply TO
CALVIN STOCKBRlDCE,
Norihyarmou,h, Feb. 26, S2l.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03

NE Ef.TO LINE W fOE.
A large number of COOK STOVES of his
own invention, which will be found 70 combinf
more advantages than any before offrdd 10 ihq
public, can be attested by many who hdve then.
IN use--The objection TO many Cook Stoves il
roasting meat, cannot be made 10 thest as the
roasting i as perfect az by fire.; two drge pie
ceS can be roa ted al time On spits expbsad 70 a
Tree current of ar.--l hose who wish TO purchase
an article so important Ia domestic use are reques-
ted 10 call aud examine for themselves
Those about commencing house keet Ing. will
md great saving in Kitchen FurnituEe. as All
necessary Cooking utensils are attached to the
Stove and those Who are building can save tbe ex-
penso Of nc chimney by procuring one ol them
He likewise can furnish Sheet Iron AID Tin
tunnels, for Stoves of all sizes with coppdr and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stove 4. et short
notlce-baving procured ihe best OF wotkmen for
that purpose.
.dLSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, general assort-
mentof
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel.
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS.
which will be warranted to prove good
Jan. 16. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03

BLANKS, for sale at this Office
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
FOR SALE.

NE IA tRN HOUSE, out-buil lines and
iaI'h' consisting OF about 100 aSFeF OF Land
'a'e'y owned ana nov occupied u PETE II CaRLE
situated a. !" ater0orough Corner, 10 tile County
- ioih-ah eNcelient stand tor Tavern and
irader' he whole or part will be sold on liberal
terms,or exchanged for Real Estate inForlland-
IL MOI soid oy the hrst Of April next, il will be
itasen iGr one or more years. Imnasdihte posses
SION siH be gitsn. Enquire Of
n. L. DANA & Co.
Portland, FEB. ca, fs2i. 1a,dfs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
NOTICE.

THE fublcriber would inform hi frie d, and he
public that he has taken the corner lfo,e in
Columbian Row (ue-Fiy opposite the hay fcaIes)
where he has for lale good sfortment of
" est India Goods 6' Groceries,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
CHARLES BLANCHARD,
HAS DECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Crockerg, Glass and China Hare,
AMONG WHICH Ar

ANOvG WHICH ARE
CRATES assorted tor the Country
n I'm, Packages ofopen Goods 10: repack-
- - ~ W. an' retail,
500 TEL SETTS-5OO doz. PLATES.
BoAl--Pi r'. r. = MUGS. sc &c.
1000 I'll able Wnes-Cruets-
Castor Butles--S tt s-Custards-Plated
and jaonansd a-,...>- Screw Augers.
@)O Npoiet ',rwl,--GlaZed Waiters-Spnons
-b.r-han's improved and Glass LsmnS-Prown
Nare-Pocket ard other Looking Glasses-Tc-
ge'hrr with variety OF other articles not par
ticuariypd.
Tn WdTe reDacked as heretofore.
Per lard, s. e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03

A. i. All persons indebted 10 The subscriber
on note or account, are requested 10 pay the same
Immediately as be prefers 10 settle his demands in
stead OF subjectng his customers To the expense Of
adjusting them with ,. " MEILEN, ESQ which
measure however unpteasant must be rtsorfsd 10
yn'is notice as disregGyded.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE.
North Yarmouth, March 6. 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
Administrators Sale.

TO be sold public auction BY order from
- the Judge u Probate for the County of Gun
herland. on Saturday the i4'h day of April next
Al O'Clock, L. NJ. much Of The real Estate OF
SAMUEL DAVIS, late Of Free poTf, in ssii
County. Mariner decea.ed, will produce tie
,um Of four hundred snd thirty dollars, 10 psy
the ust debts Of said deces.ed snd incidental char
ges-Sdie 10 te on the premises.
PATIENCE DAVIS, -Admr'-.
Freeport, M rcb -, 1894.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-03
FLOUR,

E'hEoH Superfne and fne, at Portland pri-
tes, with the additional expense or truckase,
IL 1-2 cents per bbl. by
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE.
North-farmouth, March Z, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-10


II. The state fIllinois-Though one of the
youngest, she is destined to become one of the
greatest of the union.
II. The American Eagle-Every thing pros
pers under the spread of his wings, and may
those whose banner his figure ornaments for
ever be terror to the friends of despotsm.
IL. Our country-A land flowing with milk
and honey; an asylum TO the oppressed; a
terror to oppressors. [song, Hail Columbia.
ii. Benjamin Franklin, the philosopher and
statesman, with his compatriots-Their me-
mory belongs TO all nations, to all ages; their
glory to eternity,
Is. The patriotic citizens of the United
Sales.--future who would again be in state
OF bondage to a house of Lords and Commons
are at liberty to repair to place where they
can be gratifed.
is. The tyrannic chains which bind Europe
in fctters-May they ere long melt before the
sacred fame Of liberty.
II. The militia of the United States-A ma
ton of brothers, a band of heroes; a wall of
defence round about.
Is. The sovercigns of the holy alliance
May their attempts for the subversion of dawn
ing liberty in Europe, be defeated: and may
the sacred fame extend to every part of the
habitable globe.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-10

we could have one without being taxed
at all. Don't understand that kind of
of love which to relieve US of one bur-
then puts greater on our shoulders
get him to explain, it when he comes a
lechoneering again-wish he would ex-
plain it before.-very curious to know all
about it-wonder if he has any houses in
your town--hear he lives there. May
be he wants the contract for building this
fine jail-inquire by and by--too busy at
present to attend much to SIGH matters
grass growing-believe weeds and grass
grow iaster than corn this weather--must
plough my corn-when that's done must
SO over to neighbor Cornfed's to get the
news--neighbor Cornfed is huge smart
man--can talk for two hours at once all
about SIGH things-reads your paper eve
ry week. Last Sunday when we were
smoking our pipes in sociable way to-
gether, among many other powerful pref
ty things, he said he thought some of
you folks in town wanted some " consti-
tutlonable or consciencionable checks -
said too that when the representatives of
The people consulted their own private
interests instead of the general good of
the country, it was duty the people
owed to themselves to rise and to lavish
upon SIGH offenders the full weight of
their indignation--think he's half right,
Mr.. Printer. Times too hard for man
who has to live and support his family
by the labor of his own hands to stand
submissively by when the sheriff, by or
der of those who choose to disregard the
embarrassed situation of the country and
the known wishes of the people, takes
from under his wife and children perhaps,
their only bed. Reckon the commits
sioners thinl: they have the power in
their own hands now, and having il,
are determined to exercise it, even if to
the injury of those they represent. Let
them look to it. The time may come
when the vengeance of an injured people
will reach them. Mr.. Printer, had no
intention of saying so much, but viewing
prospectiyely the situation in which many
of my worthy neighbors will be. placed
if this huge Jail building, and no doubt,
courthouse building scheme is perse-
vered in, l have been hurried by my feel
ings beyond the bounds had marked out
for myself. shall now Mr.. Printer, say
good bye to you. Reckon | shall write
again soon---try to get neighbor Cornfed
to write next time. Yours to serve.
CORN PLANTER.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-07-10
s.. Genepieue, JNne Is.

Yesterday evening was arrested in Ste.
Genevieve, by Sheriff Vale, Timothy
Bennett, accused Of the murder of Al
phonso c. Stuart, about two years ago,
in St. Clair county, state of Illinois. Ben
nett, after the murder, broke Jail, and
escaped to the Red River country, where
he remained for nearly two years. AT
length, thinking that the circumstance
was forgotten, he ventured to return, to
take away his family. Information being
given to Mr.. Oliver, that Bennett was in
Ste. Genevieve, he issued warrant 10
the sheriff, Mr.. F. Vale, who promptly
took the accused into custody, after
severe rencontre. During the alfray,
Benefits wife attempted to shoot Mr..
G. A. Bird, who aided the sheriff, but
} the pistol was taken from her without
doing any injury. The prisoner will be
taken into Illinois this day, to stand his
trial.
sT7We recommend to all offenders
against the laws, in any part of America,
to avoid Ste. Genevieve, if they wish to
escape justice; as they may be sure OF
being detected there. Correspondent.
Stick TO the treaty lowing to the
dilatoriness of the governor of Cuba, or
some other cause, as yet only conf
al, it appears that the Floridas will be
held till the last hour, authorised by the
treaty. In the meanwhile, it is suspect
ed, advantage will be taken by the spe-
culators, to store immense quantities OF
merchandise, and thus evade the duties
whice would otherwise be legally paya-
BILE thereon, were Florida territory of
the U. States. Spectators, however
are informed" that all importations
made previous to the transfer, with
view to the supply of the U. States,
without paying the duties of importation
required by the revenue laws, ARE fraudu-
lent as to the y. States"
BY the letter of the treaty, the Flori-
das may be held till the Oath of August
next. Nush. Gaz.
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Salem, May 81,

Sailed, the new and beautiful ship
Acasta, belonging to Capt. James De-
vereux, Humphrey Devereux and Mr..
Henry Pickering, for Calcutta, with spe-
Gle TO the amount Of S40o,oOO.--Passen-
gers, Rev. D. Price, lady and child of
Philadelphia, as Missionary to the Bur-
man Emperor, to join the Rev. Mr.. Iud-
son, at Rangoon (the mission being I'M
der the patronage Of the Baptist Board
Of Foreign Missions, in the U. States j
Mrs. Eliza Babcock, of Philadelphia,
whose husband resides at Calcutta: MIR.
J. w. Stark and Mr.. ] d. Barker.
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DIED-At Carlyle, en- the Cd inst. THOMAS
F. HERBERT, Esq. postmaster of that place
AT the village of Louisiana, Missouri, Mr..
JOHN LINDELr, late of the firm of John Lindeu
& &c. merchants of st. Louis.