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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-17

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pend their judgement on his conduct l'li
his trial at the Westminster Sessions, when
be saws. he shall be able satisfactorily to
prove that he has not been guilty OF tearing
leaves out OF books belonging TO the Royal
Institution.
In an action at the court Of Kings Bench.
On the 18th December, to recover the full
amount insured on board a vessel which was
lost; against part OF which amount the de-
PENDANT had set off personal debt OF the
plaintiffs, verdict was given for the latter,
to the full amount.
The poor fen man. who skaited mile in
seven seconds, under the three minutes on
Thursday fortnight below Ely, unfortunate
~ lost his life that night, on his way home,
by skating with great velocity against the
trunk of willow tree.
The Italian witnesses have left the pre-
misses 10 Cotton Garden a perfect Augean
stable Had they remained until summer,
they would have created pestience.
Another new tragedy brought out at Dru-
ry-lane, entitled Montalio. The piece con-
tains some noble sentiment and occasional
dignity and pathos, hut wants the wis vi
vida" Of tragic genius.
A Mr.. Arnot, who bas undertaken to
walk 264 miles IN days, performed the
first 7s miles in % hours; he next day walk
ed IA miles, but odds are against him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
DIED.

In Parsonsfeld, Mr.. Luke Buell. son Of FL
der John b. aged about GA child of Nicholas
Dole, aged months
At his seat Utica, N. Y. few days since,
the venerable NJ. FLOYD, ESQ. one of the sign
ers of declaration Of independence. An
praise of this excellent and patriotic gentleman
would fall short Of his real worth.
Thus has another, and the most aged Of the
four surviving patrisrchs, whose iliustrious privi-
lege it was to embody the feelings nd principles
Of people, prepared and determined to become
a nation, left the scene Of his labors and servi-
ces, for that Of bis glory and reward. Only Ad-
ans, Jefferson, and Carroll remain.
As the heroes and patriots Of the revolution
drop from around us, All even the projectors Of
that glorious event, are, one ~ one. consigned
TO the '' narrow house appointed for all The liv-
ing,n we ought, with Increased zeal and added
vigilance, 10 guard the sacred bequest they have
left Us, and religiousy AMI soemniy engage, that
Sooner shall Heavens ind gnant power,
Qu.nch yonder orb OF living light.
sooner the gloomy rvIgu restore,
OF chaos and Substantial night,
Than again rights resign.
And bend At fell JPrression'S shrine!
In Washington City, on the 7th inst. Edward
Fox, u. Esq. for several years past clerk in the
Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. lie fell
in duel, being shot through the body, and in
simultaneously killed.
10 Methuen, Mass. Mrs. Dorcas, relict Of the
late Capt. Caleb Swan, aged 20.
In PASSPORT, Mr.. Nathaniel Philbrook, aged "a,
formerly Of Mount Vernon.
In Belfast, Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt David
Pierce, aged 81.
In Martinez, Capt. Jonathan Simpson, master,
aged 40. aud Mr.. Thomas Whitney, aged %,
mate OF the schr. Triton, both Of Hampden.
In Augusta, Mr.. Nathaniel Thwing, jr-
AT Merrimack, \. II. Aug. 2, Mr.. Jonathan
HAYES Mr.. a. with number Of hands was
moving ia meadow. At noon he declined re-
turping with the others TO dinner, on account OF
the warm weather. When they came back be
lav on the ground lifeless corpse.-ln Brent
wood. Mr. Thomas Robbins, aged 70; while at
work in has field ia apparent health he dropped
dawn and expired instantsneously.-ln Warwick,
r. |. Mrs. Polly, wife of John Barton, Esq. aged
az: 10 fit of inssnity, she stole from her hus
hands bed. chamber, and drowned herself in
well.
In Newburyport. Mrs. Mary, wife Of Moses
Brown, Esq. aged Al.
ON hi. passage from Guadaioupe, on the oath
of JuIy. Capt. Samuel Pote. OF Falmouth, master
AZ the Bris Francis, OF this port.
AT the dwelling House Of Hon. Ezekiel Whit
man. LUCIA ". an infant daughter OF Slivanus
L. Mitchell, Esq. Of BEitgewater- aias
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
The .4ttc Fraternity, society established for
literary purposes, 10 the Academy at Gorham,
observed its anniversary on Wednesday last. A
neat Poem spoken by Mr.. ID. CLARKE, and
an appropriate Grafton pronounced by hIr. ;. M
l.. Staples, both me mbers Of the senior class OF
BOwdoin College. 1t would Ge nvdious to make
distinction, where each performed SO well. We
will only remark that both the poem and Grafton
were written and delivered IN a manner honoura
bic to the respective young gentlemen, aud cred
liable to the institution to which they attach
ed.
Much interest was added to the occasion by
the chaste, judicious and accurate performance,
by the HIndtl Society, Of several pieces of music,
seieEted from the Old Colony Collection. The
expression and precision which distinguish the
vocal and Instrumental performances Of this soC-
ETY., reflect high honour on its me mbers, when 1t
IS considered that one year has not elapsed since
its first establishment; and the Improvement
already made must operate as d powerful stmu-
lus 10 future eXertions. "A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

WILL be sold al the house of Harrison Thatch-
w er, Inuholder, IL Machias, County Of Wash
iugton, on the FIST day Of OcIObqg next, al tive
O'Clock 4. NJ. all the right title and Interest
which Fraukl lin Rising has 10 and 20 So4 acres ant
iSS RODS Of Land IN township No. II, (al'as o.
angetoan) ia the c ,nnty of Washington, lying IN
common and undivided a. the same was set off or
execution 20 said Rising on judgment against
II. Whitney, In March 1880.
Terms, Cash, Boston money, on delivery Of tbs
deed.
For particulars, enquire # Messrs- Y. Q. 1hsteh-
er and ". A. Warner, Court Square, Boston, OF
X. X Porter Mechias.
Maohias Aug. 10, 1891. 4w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
Portland Six and WooUen Due
House and Fulling Mil.
ROBERT THOMPSON,

WToULD inform his friends and the public
Wv that ne has had new Buildings erected near
Vauahan B ijse for his SILK AND EOOL-
LEN DYE, and for Failing and Dressing C!Oth,
in the neatest manner. he has lately built new
machine for Knappiag and 1eGsing and Dressing
Cloth, which does il in superior sile
He also colours british blue for so cents ward.
All kinds of mem, garments can be colored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left at Messrs Haines and Morris, Mil
dle-Street, at Mr.. SamI. Emery's head Of Long
Wharf, Al Miss Cushing's, Fore-Street, and Miss
Warreh's, Exchange-Street, will be taken and re
turned.
II. II. Will furnish any of the Country Cloth
iers with mapping TeazIing and Dressing Ma
chimes at $1,000 cash down, or $500 on one
years credit.
Aug. q. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

The first Universal Meeting House in Portland. SOL
ehy -nd Teiigousy dcdca ed the future worship and
ct the God OF universal goodness aud IMPARTIAL
salvation. the ,oh instant. Th services commenced
with aPPop aud cnrapturiog Anthem. pero med
supe Style by large nd respectable Choir, no did
hOlOr themselves and TO the occasion the Rev. Mr.
B0a OF Boston, made the Grating PRAYER the Rev.
Mr.. Stvsstr, from Portsmouth, delivered the he tic
Sermon, from Haggai Ith oh. o, The Rev.
NJ. Cbb OF Warcrville made tho udug PrayeT.-Ia
th1 Afternoon the Rev. RGlsY Strsetsr Installed
TAe PASTORAL aud Ut the FISt Universast
society in Portland Rev. Mr BI0H made the introduce
rcry Prayer aud delivered course from Jeremiah ILL.,
I5-preSeHtrd the Scriptures aud give the Charge R-v
NJ. Streefr made re installation Prayer, presented
the fellowship OF he Churches nd Rev. C0bb closed
5y evou rraycr and Thanks giving he several services
pe-t)rei 90 universal admiration ard edifc 7ton
The dscourses abe erudite AID appropriate the
prayers. Interest &, minated aud dVOut charge,
sound and impressive and the hnt Of lei owship solemn
and citing Ii I'D be objectionable TO neglect the
Of gAttu Mr.. DIci. I'd his reSpc tabs Choir
o. singers. tor the superior client in which
they performed the tou Anth other parts, thar
inte esrinE May rhei ftlre
thr cause W be blessed til The songs these temples
md with hands shall DC exchanged for the heujahs of
Heaven.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

The committe for the First Universal Society
IN Portland, beg leave TO present. in their official
capacity, unfeigned acknowledgements to the
Selectmen of Portland for the friendship and
christian liberaIty by them manifested in grant
ing the occupancy of the Town House to that So
ciety. for the convenien of Public Worship as
long As IT was requested.
To the liberal Citizens of Portland, who gener-
ously contributed TO purchase a Bell for the Uni
versal Meeting House ia this town, the commit
tee for That society return their most sincere re-
spects and gratitude and solicit the acceptance
Of the unanimous expression, of the whole socie-
~. They would further add that it is their stu
cere desire 10 cultivate habits of friendship and
uuaumity with all sincere christians, and espec-
tally those whose lberalty Of conduct entities
them TO such conspicuous place IN their atec-
ton and esteem.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
IgORTHY OF LulT4TIO.N.

ty two Lamps erected at the public expense, at
the distance Of about 200 feet apart, distributed
in the most Populous parts Of the town. The
lamps, posts, the painting and erecting Of them
cost 395 dolls. 80 cts. 10 trim and light the
lamps two men employed, at 90 cts. each,
for every night, on which they may be lighted.
They require lighting about 10 nights IN winter,
and IL 10 SUMMER Tor each lunar month. The
expense Of wick. oil, and turpentine, to facilitate
firing was 294 dolls for the last six months. 1t
is understood that If any individual will erect
Lsmps in suitable places, and provide wick and
oil, the town viii be at the charge of Lighting
them.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
VOLUNTEERS


By G0rsrnOr hiag-Our next Legs
lature, ii asSa:lod by partizans at their
present place of meeting, may they re-
tire to the centre, where the measures Of
eur Stale are unitedly supported on the
ground of principle.
Ky Hon I'm Chsndi-f. The stare OF Maine ns,a ill.,
rr ara en.iehtenrd State policy. aid g=uerous soil, n
making good people gre-r and happy.
Nv CT. Tller. Tss cifizHi " Nlirs--rhe mp,cabre
enemies q ROYALTY h'ir arden. pr'ver has been Isl
sud Wiz continue 70 thar KINGS may BE- oul nursing
fthcfs-
~ CT. p. Howard. Etarain4fs ambition anI av4yiee
By Wi Famous. Esq. The iHbrgyerrsrf ofe,,r w.
ts feonri 81 HI. Tae i@hrst 'uhsIitaoe Pos5rry
Which 10 viciss,tudes Of fortune can Precia5e.
The toast of Mr.. King will undoubtedly at
T. II the attention and excite the surprise Of
Il tzens ot this section Of the state, and par
ti>IArly Of this town, at whose expense he seems
to have taken pains to compliment the gentle
men, whose hospitality ne was enjoying. This
echo Of Mr. Holmes charge against the present
seat OF government merits the like contempt
nor can we conceive that il can be made favour
able To the character Of the man who delivered
il, BY any possible construction. The inference
Of corruption is too palpable to be avoided; ana
every person who notices il, viii perceive at
once, that i Is an unfortunate part Of that time
serving policy, by which that gentleman directs
his course. Mr. King has now 40 share in the
administration Of our state government and
having received and enjoyed the highest honours
Of tids people, and having C0jlmtarIy relinquish-
ed tilcn, il surely was not magnaniInous in him,
under such circumstances to assli any portion
Ut the state, with even an implication Of 50 high
crime as thai Of attempting to acquire and eX-
ert an undue influence over the Legislative body.
But men who are continually exhibiting them
selves 70 the people, unless their conduct be
governed by strict integrity, must very often
mike but " sorry sight"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

AT Court OF Probate holden the Probate Office n Port
land. within and for the ccunty OF CumbeTi~nd the
rt TUrsd.y of August, the Ut our LORI signvcvE
hundred sna saty one.
ann PETITION OF THOMAS MCCLELLAN, admin straror
" of the estate of ERENEZER HATCH- tate "A Cor
ham, II coany, Ut der, dscesrds resenting that
te person Of said deceased not socifnt to pay
tie lust debJs Nhich hr "a az the time cf ms uh nv
the sum hurt and dollars ard fty vc etnts
.ud pray ng license sell and convey - A- o the
real esq said deceased may b Necessary tor ms pay
uIeTt u said deDts anu iuS d ntal chsrgrSs
CRDERECTtst the petitioner give noti1e therSoi 70
the hrTs saii deceased aid 70 AZ persons IA
81 estate by casfg CRY OF This order 70 be Published
IN the Portland Rerr prn c a. Porriana An saiu county
snceess ,thr thy may appear 4 rrO5kre
nurr % be the Prnbzrr Ofce aoFe OF tn- thiTn
lszy u September neAt. O'clock M tne forenoon.
sheS cars. II any hsy have why the prayer ~ aid
pstst ion should nor Be grSnts -.
a. X PARRlS. 5adrs If aaid Carl.
A rrur copv. AttesF.
HezAII0 soUTHGATE, RsEitsr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
CAUTION.
HENRY KEMRTE.


The selfstyled successor Of GARRTcK, and ri
val TO the celebrated KEAE, having decamp-
ed from Boston, in : GsiUte style " taking with
him property not his own, induces the subscriber
20 caution all persons to beware of him, as they
would avoid being made the dupes Of his nefa-
Iious articles.
1t is probable that he is now in Portland,
Portsmouth, Brunswick, or vicinity, spOnging hon
est people out OF living which he is too lazy to
earn. But should he make his appearance in the
character of RICHARD the 81, which doubt he
will. the audience before whom he appears, will
reflect. that the velvet Hat, spangied Robe,
light Pantaloons, and buff Boots, stolen prop
erty belonging to the subscriber, and from whose
house the said unrivalled performer did actu-
ally steal and carry away.
Said Kemble i about FIVE feet, six inches in
height, light complexion aud dark hair. and gem
orally wears sky blue Coat, yellow Gloves, &
q small Rattan.
WIN. MAXWELL.
Boston, August l6, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
ELEGANT EXTRACTS
Bonn LIE Augusta HeraId.

TO tke PubAc-Apprehensive that Carries
Young, late manager Of the Augusta Theatre,
may EIake an improper use of an agreement made
between Us in October 1920, although the same
has been fully cancelled by agreement uDder sc a,
this is TO give notice 70 all persons who may be
interested, or upon whom he may attempt TO i'm
pose, that have nothing TO do with any con-
tracts he may make, and that for myself, would
not credit bin, either upon his honor, his proper
IT, or the custody of his leOrthless body, for one
single cent. J. c. WINTER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
DFLIYQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.

To the numerous calls which have been made
upon the patrons Of the Gazette, the proprietor -
under the necessity Of adding general call FIR
the payment Of all suesrases, whether by note
or account, which have been due year and up
wards. lie hopes and trusts this call will DC
more generally regarded than former ones, as
that alone can prevent their being put IN suite.
To the sums already due he is unwilling 70 add
the expense OF collecting but his Paper makers,
Type Founders aud workmen must be p1'd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

DEATH.

The ship Elizabeth, Capt. McIntosh, Of
this port, 40 days from Liverpool, arrived at
Boston on Saturday last, bringing English
dates to The 9th OF July. The only article Of
0tetesl by this arrival is the confirmation Of
tie decease ofNApOLEON BUONAPARTE,
who died on The 9Th Of May last. The &C
coInt ~as received il England directly from
81. Helena, and oouriers were Immediately
dispatched g every court IN Europe with The
in,elli gence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
II hes undertaken 70 provide for ant. sunPor.
THOMAS PAINE and bis wife PHILA, with an
inf.pt child, psupers Of The town Ut S'andist,
for twelve months from tbe is, day # May las
2ss, and has msde provision accordingIy-ihis
il u forbid an persons from haI boring rustine
either Of them, as will not pay any debts {
tbelr contracting after this date.
DANIEL MOODY.
Standi,h, Aug. IL 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
Err. SHIRLEY,
Boston, August 16, 1921.


Il was we'll pleased TO observe in one Of your
head. I. Bows" and signed, : One Of More.''
-lVhv should we not, as well as New York, notice
with marked disspprobaiion the prevalence Of
vice at the present day
Were the Names of the persons who take
horses and chaise on Sabbath morning and spend
the day IN open violation Of law and deceucy,
made known to the world, their parents and
friends. would not remain careless and uncon-
cerned on this subject. How often DO we meet,
when going 10 church, groups Of Young men and
lads passing in direction from all the houses of
public worship. Are not some OF our young men
so constantly at our conlectioners shops, TO in
duce one 70 suppose they had an interest IN the
establishment
These are the places of resort by day, to say
nothing of night trGiks.
And DO these remarks apply only to our youth
Does not the man of business find difficulty in
closing his weekly concerns, by finding this, that
and the other man absent from his counting room,
Office or shop, on Saturday afternoon!
Why have we introduced the extravaganza
and designations Of 1904, and 8 sit because
law regulating Theatres, &C. in this state, Is
Nealed
Is rope and wire dancing, also allowed, not on
ly by our citizens, bat by our laws I! mountebanks
s0d jugslers, are net they encouraged and pat
Tonized, and Il 1t not our own fault that we are
inundated by such pick pockets, aud corupters
Of morals. How can parents look on with eyes
2: indifference, and not only so, but countenanee
ouch impostors,
How many fathers may, if they will, trace
Jack the steps Of their dssraeed sons to the CAKE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
From the Raleigh Star.

TO JAMES G. NlNIER.
(.4ugus.a, Geo. Iaie = dismissed' President of
The Pole Boat Company.
Swallowing that the sight OF ne will give
you pleasure, you may DE prepared Tor that great
loy. on or about the 18th INST. when hope your
cotoardiv nerUes won't again fOrsake you, as they
did when last .J9Oggsd you.
CHARLES YOUNG,
Manager ofthe N1rfolk, Augusta, Columbia
Theatres, &c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
RENAW4Y

TyROM the subscriber this day, an indented
L servant, named JOSEPH CRAM. aged sbout
10 yeats-he is tall, has dark curled hair bad on
when he went away, black coat, black panta-
looms and huff Marseies walstcoat, with purple
figure All persons are hereby forbidden 10 bar
bour or trust him. as will pay of his debts
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW.
Gorham, August IL, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

aud tipping shop, Stage plays, circuses, rope
dance sud mountebsnk performers.
Cannot the reader reCoilect some Of our most
promising young meh who have Sled premature
deaths for want Of restriction in their fathers
families Perhaps no duty is 80 much neglected
a family government aud sure # is, that no me-
eject can be mere pTejudicial TO society.
a FATHER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
PENlWANSHIP.
ALLISON WEXFORD,

author Of SysieDHsed Penmanship.''
VI ESPECTFULLY gives notice. th-t he pro-
a poses 70 give instructions in the Art Of
WRITING, fora short time in shis place, should
sufficient encouragement be given.
By the SYSTEM pursue d by the author, eFsons
OF both sexes, Of good common cspscity--of
proper sge, and with suitable diligence, may
scquire fair regular styte Of hand in Tie course
of short time. snd \ It'll few lessons.
fit can be Of any service in support Of the
pre- ,ensons just advanced, Mr.. w. will state
that he has taught with much success and sppFo-
b,tion in m's' Of the principal towns and cite,
Of the United States sud can give s6un6.nt ref
erence TO many Of the best names IN Ane-ic..
/, is an imprO cement Of much profit and GduGntage
70 the interest Of instruction and useful cducz-
ton.
IL Applications 10 be made al the Beethoven
Han, IN the 14cudemg Back Street, lchere The terms
and an other particulars qriA be made known
dug. Fl.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

sehrs Gen. J.ck,or Cook. oF Fritnd.F, from NswYork
Palestine. tsou Bath.
Brig volanr. n Kcun-b11k. for tie wesf-Indie sale
from Boston Tresda lssJ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
PEWS!! FOR Sale.

A number Of Pews in St. PauI's Church, Port
land. will be sold at public Vendue, TOMOR-
ROW, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. August q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

he HIS LIN E1v lSE.
A large number Of COOK Slows or bid
own invention, which will be found 70 combine
more advantages than any before offered "a tile
pubic, as can be sttested by many vino have them
n use--The objection to many Cook Stoves in
roasting meat, cannot be made u these a. The
roasting is a. perfect By a Gre two large pie
ces can be roafted at tim0 on splits exposed 70 4
tree current Of air.--Th0se Who wish 10 purchas
~ article 50 important in domestic use are rlquas
ted 10 call ard Examine for themselves.
Those q bout commencing house Aeepihg. VIII
ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture, o. all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached q the
stove, and those who are building can savethe ex-
pense Of y chimney by procuring one Of them.
He like.sise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
tunnels for Stoves of all sizes with copper and MI
other kind Of apparatus fos Cook Stove az Short
notice--hag Ing procured the best of wuTkuen for
that purpose.
.4LSO--FoR SALE As ABOVE, general assert
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
Aud large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted 20 prove good.
Jan. 10. H
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that stated meet
~ ing Of the Board OF Orcrseers Of BoUdoin
College will be holden in the CoLLEoE CHAPEL.
on Tuesday the fourth day of September next, al
four O'Clock in the afternoon.
JOSEPH McKEEN, SCc'y.
August, Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

Drowned from on board sohr Dispatch, her
passage from Boston 10 Portland, MIR. Amos r..
Simpson OF Gorham. aged 20.
The body of Capt. :. Ma VAS landed On
Cape Cod, aud buried at Bre ster, MS place
OF residence. He was % years Of age.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
TO LET.

THAT very Convenient STORE, No. 4, Elk
L change Street, and immediate possess on
given. Enquire 81 said store. Aug. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
ATWOOD & QUINCY,

Who pa1 premium for Portland l. Boston Bills.
@.~Curfent and uucul rent q ills eXehsngeA ar
fair rate Bills Of Exchange and Drafts, sought
sold and collected Portland, July IA.