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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
Valuable Real Sc Personal Estate
al AUCTION.

Ot uCttONs
To be sold at Auction( unless pre-
vibusy difposed Of a, the store If the subsc'i-
Der in Nouh Yarmouth State of Name. Sales
TO commenee on TUESDAY, April 18th neHt.at
10 O'Clock A NJ. and continue from day to day
until the whole is sold.
A a dwelling Houfe two stories. IS BY a.
"A B. % by se IL occupied as Store a
porch two Tories, 2i by ga Store 10 by 24,
fable and fhed, about one acre of land, twenty
fruit trees. c. 7-24hs of grin mill with two
pair OF hNpes-5 7Iths of a mill with water
privIeg-Afsr other mills. A ehzfe fhed near the
oaptift meeting houfe three Pews in said houie /;
Tomb near the same d One third of wharf
aud store at Royals point. All bis flock 10 Ir-de,
consisiing of Rnglifh and Wei India Goods. Hard
and Hollow Ware, Medicines crates OF Liverpool
Ware. three Crates do 10 rail lots TO sut purcha
'sc, Wagon, Chafe and family Carriage.
Store % by Al. TWO lfories, situated at
5siSi, near Iavfe stinscn, Efq. part of two
large scAstsrvrs AID three Sloeps
a. Tho situation is on the great po!f road from
Bath and Bruniwick TO Portland, % miles from
Bath "A from BTunfwick (where is the hrit aud
moif hJurfhing College in the flate IL miles from
Portland the capitol Of Maine, at the head of the
nav'gable waters of Royals river, one m''e from
the tsptilt meeting houfe in the village. end half
B This Store has been occupied hy The late u
of ". &c stockhridge. abour fifteen years, aad
u good situation for mercantile and COZ ercal
coHcerns there being an exenfivs country around
c. The Mil and Dam were built few years
sirce andis viewed the mon va liable of any 10 The
county, there being -uihcreut wa'er mCft of the
year and equsrt ~hen her mills cannon grind
for want Of wa e., their cu1omers go to this mill
Some from Cray, New oucefter sAd many from
Powra Freepor,, Harp we'll and from The rune
rou' insuds in Cafco Bay, carry their corn and
gram this nil which 10 situated wi hin few
rods where vef.els of 50 tons may receive car
goes. The anne shares 10 the Mills and privii-
ges as above may be bad privae ,ale by aPpl-
cation 10 W. r. sTOlKBRlDGR.
d The river il generally open at this wharf,
except about two months 10 the colteh weather
and Is very convenient and safe pace for vessels
TO lay ID the winter and 10 load ~ the AT Of Feb
ruary, ani 10 good naud for car yiDg OF the
fisheries.
E. his is one Of the ben Rands for trade "a
Bath, l. situated next door to the Poii Office near
the Bark and Cu0om Hcufe, and within few
rods of he waters of the Kennebec. - a small
expense il might be fred to accommodate fami-
y and the orher part occupied fore Il ha'
rented from one huadred 20 one hundred and fifty
dollars year.
A Catalogue Of the above, and
the terms Of credit, which will be LIBERAL will be
circulated in he uaigbauring towns previou. TO
the sale. Fo1 fur her particn arply 70
CALVIN sTOCKBRIDGE, or
WILL vi R. STOCKBRIDGE.
Norbyarmon h, Feb. &c, 1921.
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NOTICE.
a true coPy-Atiesi.
TIMOTHY DsGOOD Eegisler.

He undersigned haviEg heea heretofore sp-
pointed by he Hoo. JUDAH d Ma. late
Judge of Probate, in and for the County Of On
ford, Commissioners to receive and e1amine the
claims of the creditors 10 tie Estate Of
EZRA STEPHENS
late Of Buckieid, IN said County, trader deceased,
hereby give notice that further term Of two
months from the 10Th day of March nnans. has
been allowed for the purposes aforelaid, and that
We shal! he in ssssicn az the Office Of SAMUEL +.
BRowN, Efq. in said Puckfeld. On The fiiA We'd
neaday Of april, and The FRI Wednesday nf
May nezt, at one cf The Clock in the zfferGoCn
of each of faid days, wien ard where we fhaa at
cad said service. JOHN LORINC.
LARNARD SWALLOW,
REUEL WASHBURN
Buckhsld. March 4, 1921. (Sw.)
-i~HB subscriber hereby gives pubic notice 10
al concerned, ths; he has been du.y appoint
ed and taken upon himteif the tsusi CT Adminiltra
tor, Of the estate Of
LOAMMI BOSTON,
late Of Hiram, ID the county or Oxford, Yecman.
deceased, nv giSiug bend - he avs direcr-He
therefore requests al pee.ons who are indebted to
tie said decease5's esta,e TO make Immediate cay
meur; aud those who have suy dsn.3u1s thereon.
70 eThh the ssne 10 NAT HAN POWERS.
Adninilratcr 70 saIc Llafe.
Sanford, Feb 81 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
Hebren, Greek, Lain 8 French
Classics, sc.

OtUSStCS, @ Z.
Hebrew Grammar, i Billie,
Greek u amman,
do. Testament,
do. Ueectus,
do. Exerci,es-do Vocabulary,
Greca Majora-do. Mnors
C.drk's Humer-Schreyeii Lexicon,
Answorths Latin Dictionary,
Latin Testament,
do. Grammars,
Lnican's Dialogues,
Horace, virgil, Cesar and Salust Dephin.
Cicero's OratIons-Esop's Fables,
Bgl,w's Introduction TO Latin,
Boyer French Dictionary,
French Testament-do Grammar
do Exercises, &c.
Spanish Dictionary Italian, DO.
Sacred EiuSic.
Village Harmony, various editions,
Songs Of the Temple,
Northern Harmony.
halIOWeli Collection,
Wnh most other Books Of the kind in use.
IL will be perceived thai some OF The principal
Books only sre enumerated uIdei each head.
Sednan'S -ArficteS.
Navigator,-Amercan Coast Pilots,
Nautical Aimanac's-Lost Kudder
A general assortment Of Chr s--Qnedrants-
COMPREHENSIVE and Dividers sea Journals--
Shipping PaPers--Log Paper, &c.
Blank Books.
Ledgers-Journsl> and Waste Books Of vsriou.
sizes, qualities ami prices-CyPhcr.n g-- Writing
and Memorandum Baok--W riting aud her Pa
pers, VIZ. Pot, FOolscap, Post. Drawing, Medium
Press, Bonnet. Cartridge aud Log Paper of differ
ent quaIiiies--Qulis--lead and sla,e Pencils
Slate ssskin VI emoraudum Books-POcketB Ok
.Penknves-ln kpoader---Sand and Boxes
Cloth and Teeth Brushes--lndeiible Ink--Moroc-
90 Roliers--Cologne Water--sealing Wax and
afers, &c. &c.
Constantly fer SAFE large assortment of Books
ia the various branches of literature and science,
besides great variety Of Books for Children and
Youth, consisting Of about 100 different sorts.
JUST RECEIVtD
Fenelon tho Education of Daughters
Able de Belgrade on Polteness of Manners and
behaviour in Fashionable society
Laws and Resolves of the State of Maine
Registers aud A manacs &c.
BLANKS Of every description.
All the above articles will be sold on the most
terms. Jan. f8
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NEW BOOKSTORE.
No. g. Exchange. Street, Portland.
JOHN JOHNSON,
ESAs JGst opeued ami Oilers Tor sale an extcn-
Il Il save assortment OF
Books a Stationary.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL d. SCHOOL
BOOKS,


Morse's, Parish's, DuIght's, Cummings, Adams
and GoidsmIth's Oeogr Apply and Atiasses.--alug-
rays Grammar, various sizes, also, his intfoduc-
tion-English Reader-Srquei-Ex ercses-key-
Spelling Books, &c.-MuHay's Books are conn
denty recommended beng the best calculated 10
facilitate the progress OF lestnInE III our common
rScboos Of any extent-CoPy Slips of various
sorts by different Misunderstanding Books of eve
ry desctiption-B isiI's Rhetoric-CampbelI's do.
Watts Logic-Hedge's do.-Jobnson's, Walker,
Fery's and Webstcr's Dicionary-kamc's lie
nengs of CrItIcism--Reid's Works-Siewsrl'- PHI
IosoPhy Of tue MInd--Paey's Philosophy-1he-
ology and Evidences OF Cbrstianily-PUpe's Is
say on Man--Gibsoo';, Fhnfs. Jesse's and
Gummere's Surveying-Pike's, Walsh's Welsh's,
Daboi's, keGner's, temples, Whites. Roofs ana
Adams Observation-Disclosures Mathcmatics-
Play fairs Oeometry-B1tIer's Analugy-Luck',
Essays--CleavlanG's Minerslcgy eLry's Chem
stry-Uoiham's do --Dsvies' Chemical philoso.
phy--Parh's Chemical Caiechisn-C OnS rsation,
on Chemistry lai's Chemical Grsmmar-Rair'.
Universal Preceptor-Bair's Elements Of Natural
Philosophy-Sumne:'s Botsny--N aktfeld's do
Manuel oi do --WattrhOuse's Leatu = on dos-
Tyler. Element. OF general usy-Whelpley Is
Comlend OF Hisiory-Buthr's 90. do.
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CAPT. JOHN PHlLPOT.-The heirs o

CAPT. JOHN PHlLPOT.-T heirs Of
- the late JoHN PHILPoT, Shipmsster, oftbe
Island Of Bermuds, ere hereby informed. tia 3
considerable amount of property left BY bin
= IN the hands ct his LAST employer, who il nx
Ious 90 transfer 1t To those who may be eniiled
O receive il. Capt Philpot carne TO g rmuda
from NAn,ucke', (when tsd.) in the year 1876
and died in 1917, without leaving a aoW. Il is
supposed that he bad sisters residing in some
lart of the Eastern Sfates.--For particulars ap-
ply to TUCKER & LAURIEc
No 90, South Street, NEW YORK
March 9 1921. 2awlm.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-22
DANCING ACADEMY.

M II. WIfHYCOMBE, Professor Of MUSIC
vi and DANCING has the honor Of inform
ing his friends and the public that bis FIRST quarter
for the instruction of DANCING viii commence
on Saturday tie 3fst Of March, at Mr.. Patterns
Hall Subscription papers left at hir. Johrson's
Bookstore, Maj Gsge's and at DIR. Patterns Ho-
t..
Mr.. W. will attend 10 the instruction Of MI
SIC in its various branches. And tuning and re-
paiing Piano Fortes. Uawtc) Feb %
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PROBATE NOTICES.
AT a Court of Probate holden at


Paris within and for the County Of Oxford, on
the twenty eighth day Of February in the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty one.
IN the petition of Alexander Greenwood, ad-
~ mnistrator Of the estate Of JOB BEARCE,
late Of Hebron, 10 said County, Gentleman. de-
ceased representing that the real estate Of saddle
ceased excepting the widows dover thereof has
been sold FL payment Of The claims c said estate
as they have been allowed and exhibited by Com
missoners duly apPoinIed % receive and examine
tbe sHme, bit il did rot sell for sufficient 10 pay
said claims by The Of four hundred forty three
co.la and fifty cents, and praying for lcence
TO sell and convey the reversion of the sad Dover
for that purpose. az eeabe 10 law Of the state in
snch cases made and provided ORDERED, That
the petitioner give notice thereof The heirs q
SAID deceased and 20 ali persons interested IN said
estate, by causing copy Of this order 20 be pub
lisbed in the Gazette a newspaper printed in Port
land, ia the County cf Cumberland, three weeks
successfully, that they may appear IL Probate
Court 20 be held at the Z. obate Office III Fsr,
the fourth Tuesday az april next a. ten -, ucl ~
the forenoon and shew cause ii any they have uhy
the prayer Of said petition should noi he granted.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER, Judge.
true CDpy-Aucst,
IIMOTHY OSGOOD Register.
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MR.. RUGGLES.

E'XPRIssEs his gratitude TO his friends snd
IL patrons IN this town aud vicinity, for the
liberal encouragement he has hitherto received, and
begs leave 10 inform them that BIZ health and
strength j much repaired, - a. 10 enable him "a
perform his duty to bis pupils with ease Mr.. n.
being but one of the multitude Of bis profession
now in town, viii ask only for a Share of public
patronage He respectfully gives ,otce 70 par
euts and guardians that be intends to opcu his day
school for the Instruction Of Misses and Masters
in the polite art Of Dancing. On WEDNESDAY,,
y fril the 4th. az o'clock, p. NJ those disposed
to honor him with the important charge Of their
children will hnd their utfrest 10 be LIS highest
ambition. Terms liberal Is by any regular
teacher IN town. Applications requested "a
be made previous 10 the above time
Feb %. III
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WV ~ AAAOOIN %
II HR tubscriters viii Attend The eramna'ioa Of
accounts sgain, the town of Portland on Fri
day and Saturday 50 ard Sl,t inst. at O'Clock.
afternoon of each cay, al he counting room Ct
Vim. Swan. No. IS, Ling Wharf Al persons
having accounts sgairsr the town are rsques'ed to
exhibit them accordingly.
EBFN MAYO, , CosHinee
VIM. SWAN. on
SAM TRAsK, } .9eeOunts.
Portland, March 10, 1921.
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Dissolution IT Coparinetship.

Dissolution IT Coparinef slip.
THE copartnerfhip heretofore exiting Re, weep
the 'ubscrihers under the Grm of VINTON
and cox expired on The IF b infant, at which
time 1t wa. dissolved. al persops having demasld.
agzipft he late firm are requsned to preient them
for payment, and all perfons indebted are requefl-
ed 70 make immediate payment 10 ELISHA WIN
TON, who 10 authorized 10 settle all concerns
relative TO the late connection
ELISHA VINTON
JOHN COX.
Portland, March Is. 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15
Sales bv Auction.

ON FRIDAY,
YNHe Gath Aug. at lOo'clock, will be sold
l. at the cabinet warehouse of Samuel
Wards, on King street, all the stock in lIaje
ofsaid Ward, consisting of
Sideboards, Book Cases,
Bureaus. Tables,
Secretaries, Bedsteds. &c.
ALSO,
Unfinished work, Tools and Stock
Also, quantity of excellent household 4
kitchen furniture. known at sale,
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
s. A. MARSTELLER, auctr,
aug IA d, a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15
TOBY,

y very black round faced, stout young man,
Supposed 10 he about twenty tour years of
age; the white OF his eyes are uncommonly
JTge, and >hew in remarkable manner
when spoken TO, he has rather down lock !;
he has been only accustomed to the usual
BUSINESS OF farm, and Is tolera ole hand.
ahis&llow was placed among others, in my
care, Tor safe keeping, to await the event of
aspit now depending in the District Chan
Gerry Court of Fredericksburg, beta cen
MI,N William Stuart and LUdwell Lee, execu-
Ion to Thomas Lee, and has now absconded
Without any cause, as far as is known or be-
I'eved. His clothes are OF the usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, aud some i'm
ported, but not particularly recollected.--
On the night of his absconding, chesnut
sorel mare belonging TO The oversees r was
a'so taken off supposed by him. A reward
OF Is dollars will be given ,or the fellow, il
taken up within % miles and brought home
and IT taken mp more than Thirty miles from
home and brought TO me. or secured in any
.llaIl so that get him again, forty dollars
.Mpersons are forbid at their peril, harbor.
lGg OF secreting said fellow.
GRIFFIN STlTH,
Abbey Vile. Prince William County.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15

v hiskey, Bacon, &c.
Y INDSAY l. HILL, have just received
Y A from Philadelphia. per schr. lndepen-
dence. Capt. Fisher,
$50 bbls Pennsylvania rye whskey
80 bags Havana coffee prime gr,en
pip & J pipe genuine port wine, W
fanted equal tn any in the district
IN STORE,
5000 lbs Bacon
80 bbds lst and Cd quality N. Orleans
o. bhl, SUGAR
Is hhds Pennsylvania whiskey
5qr casks Musca'el Vine
81 Lisbon
Gunpowder. imperial T. young Tyson
tea in chests halt chests and ~ catty boxes
% bids N. OS. w India molasses
600 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
They wish to purchase Wheat.
aug 10 OF
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+ OF Freight or Charter
Was Committed

ITO The Jail for the coun!yof Alexandra,
ID. e.. on the Eth inst. as a runaway, a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS,
about FIVE feet FIVE or SIX inches high, OF
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
of age; he has small scar on. his upper
lip, and ONE on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right sile Of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk,
Bpckley's square. He is indifferenlly cloth,
ed, and states that his mother is free, and
AMI is ,ecoIieyi in Portsmouth in the clerk S
Office, keptby Mr. wilson. The owner is de
sired to come, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed OF as the law directs
8 ANDREW ROUNSANELL. Tailor.
aug 8 .awSm
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Lam pS.

Lamps.
n CASES containing an elegant assort-
~ ment of Passage, American l. English
80 standing and suspending lamps, Just
received, and for sale by
T. H. ROWLAND.
Who has also receiued and in stove
5000 gallons Summers press'd sperm oil
SOO0 do whale do
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10 .iul,als ,!eWarG.

StTRAYED or stolen from The commons of
- Alex ondria, on uesday night last. A
Ray HARE abou; years old, Is bands
high, low before; she has two marks of the
Car, sad le on her back black busby mahe
which lies on sides OF her neck, with rather
an ugly head; she inclnes 10 slow pao e
when rode; when sh. lrots, her gait is hard
ana wide. The above reward will BE- given
with fair allowance for expenses if taken
at greater distance than le miles from this
place, and FIVE, with expenses, it al less dis.
lance. hobEhl bhOIhE l.
aug u 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-15
Writing Academy.

- G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens Of Alexandra and lis vicinity,
that he will commence School for the IN
struction of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
the art of
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10 Rent.

10 Hent.
s,.xs For years from the 22i OF Oct.
sFe1F1 tober, thai valuable and highly in
EssSs, proved house and lot winch now
E-,ssss,! occupy. the property Of the late
John Dundas The terms will be very low
TO good tenant, and possession will he 81
ven Isl of August neXt
% OLIVER NORRIS.
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Pennanship,

on Wednesday the 9th Inst, at the corner
of K ng and Royal streets, where he will be
happy 10 exert himself in promoting the i'm
provement of all who may please TO IaVor
him with their patronage.
The system be teaches IS calculated to
,stabIish ease, accuracy and expedition; in
point of elegance and velocity it is believed
to he inferior 10 no one extant: il is embrac-
ed ia ID lessons only; and very seldom is 80
hours necessary TO acquire perfect Know
ledge of it, Should any diligent scholars
tail in ,bi. no charge will be made tor in
structlng them.
Ayariety OF specimens Of the Improvement
OF former pupils may be seen at the school
room which it is presumed need only be in
spected to satisfy the public Of the utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited to call and examine them. Specimens
of he teachers writing to be seen at this Of
fee
Hours of tuition for gentlemen from s TO 8
A. NJ. and from to p. M.-For ladies
from toll A. Nj. and from 8 10 ?. M.
Terms, So.
n. +. Lessons will be given in families,
il required; and ali pupils taught 10 make
the ir own pens. -
aug
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Forty Dollars Reward.

DANaWAY from auckland in Prince
~ William, lite the seat of Mr. john
]ove, now occupied by NE the subscriber
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IEerringS.

( lindsay u HILL, have just received
81 800 boxes Nova Scotia Hearings,
a.c2 81 which will be sold l"w
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District of COiun.isla,

County Of Alexandria, TO ant:
ON the petition OF William Thornton,
~ an Insolyent Debtor, confined in the
gaol of Alexandra county for debt Notice
is hereby given to the creditors of the said
William F. Thornton, that on The first Mon
day of August uext, at 9 O'clock A. Nj. at
the court house of said county. the oath pre-,
scribed by the act of Congress OF the United
States, entitled IAN act for the relief OF In
solvent Debtors within the District OF Column
bis," will be administered to the said insol-
vent. and Trustee appointed, unless suf-
Glen. cause to the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
three times week for twn weeks before
that day, in both the newspapers printed in
Alexandria.
By order OF the honorable William Cranch
Chic, Judge of the United States Circui
Court OF the District OF Columbia.
Tesre, EDM. / LEE, G.. C.
july la
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Superintendent OJice,2

JH!y ioth, loSl.
NHE citizens are earnestly requested 10
have their cellar doors and windows
opened daily, for the free admission of air.
1t is hoped that none will neglect the per-
torrance Of duty so necessary for the pre-
servation Of health. the ventilation Of un-
occupied warehouses and dwellings, Dug hit
10 be particularly attended TO by the owners.
The use of lime is also recommended TO
the inhabitants on such parts of their premi-
ses as may require it, and tor the acco mmo-
dation OF those who may want, cart with
lime, will go round every Saturday, and
deliver it in such quantities as may be want.
ed at twenty FIVE cents per busbel.
Persons having know ledge Of any cellar
containing water, OF other secret nuisance,
and not disposed to give We rbal information,
are informed, that box is prepared at the
door of the superintendent Office for the
reception OF cOmmunca tons.
The attention. of the citizens is again call
ed to the law requiring the cutters to be
swept three days 10 the week.
july l3 JAMES CARSON, S. /
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Potomac Company.

yTHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
L will be held at SHINES Columbian | IN
Georgetown, on Monday the 9Th day OF Aug.
next Tor the purpose of electing President
and 4 directors for the year thence ensuing,
and for transactibg other business OF the
compaDy.
The President and Directors will hold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day OF August next for the purpose OF APP
pointing the following officers, viz:
A persoa TO act as Treasurer and Cle}k OF
the works; one to act as Ioll-gatherer and
gate keeper. at the Great falls, and one 10
act in the same capacity al the Little Falls.
By order of the Board.
J.. MOORE,
Treasurer 4. Clerk of the works.
GEORGETOWN, July 10 Sewt5thA
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David Dent.
John Petherbridge's son.

Ne1r- York, July 10.
Capt. Farrin. OF the schr Rampant OF
Baltimore, arrived yesterday, reports that
his vessel was sent into Buenos Ayres by the
ship Heroine, David levitt, commander
her cargo taken out--vessel plunfered OF
every thing that could he taken away. and
detained thee and an halt months--and
linen gwen Yp--leaving capt. F. to pay all
Port charges. The cargo underwent no tn
a., but " as partly disposed of from on board,
and the residue kept in The custom house
awhile, and then taken away without the
knowledge OF capt. F. and probably sold.
James Robinson, Esq, was appointed vice
consul OF the United States, previous to the
Rampsrt's sailing.
InpOrtant.--Siniltr inf rma'ion to that
stated in the following article, from our Bal
timore Correspondent, has been received in
this ciy by an agent of the Patriot Govern :
ment OF South America. [rhe Evening Post
allnIes 10 the success of the Patriots IN
Mexlco.l