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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-11-12
Ship neme.
ALEXANDRIA, D C...Nov. ,o-1l

$1,000 n ~ D'et<hy ~. S..-1Not. III
Sehr Blacksmith, Bce,ly, Rappaha-
mock; corn and wheat TO Geo johnson.
Schr George Wythes Shelton, Por,
Royal wheat, ia do.
schr Ann, Parot,, Rappahannock, -four
and bran to do.
Sloop Charles, Smith, Saco, e5 DAYS !;
lumber lime and potatoes to ] Il Laid
6 Co.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk:
several passengers, among whom were
com Hull and Porter; passed a ,opsail
sch In Nanjemoy Reach at anchor.
SAILED,
Sch Hetty.Jackson, N York.
- Esther and Sally, PHILADELPHIA.
ship Wilheimina, Crosby, sailed from
the Texel 9th Sept for this port.
The PocahoDtas, Rowland, sailed from
the Fexel, 9th Sept for Gottenbure.
Sch Midas, Hall, sailed from Norfolk
9Th inst for This port 49, !.
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ESsWWg EaI W3

, AZ the residence of his parents, near
Phiiadelphia, on the 5th inst. FREDERicK
scHAFFER. esq. in the 3Oth year oil his
age late editor ofthe Federal Republican
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The ship William, Rutter, from BaIti-
more, bound to Buenos Ayres, arrived
below Mopteyideo, Aug. is. AS soon as
it was known she had -four on board,
Portuguese schr. of war was ordered out
TO detaiD and bring her into port. After
she had boarded and taken possession of
her, capt. Rutter struck her colUrs and
ordered bis men below The soldiers
sent on boa, d, soon drove them 10 duty
with the point of bsyoDei, and obliged
them TO assist in getting the ship under
way, and she was soon got into port.
The captain and supercargo waited upon
the commanding officer (gen. Don Ava
ROY to know the reason of his taking
possession Of the ship. He observed;
''thstthe place was besieged, and by the
law dfnstions ne was justified by OBTAINING
the -FOUR" A strong remoDsirapce was
drawn up and sent to gen. Don Aware,
threatening TO abandon ship and cargo,
if she was not Immediately allowed to
proceed on bA voyage ard his procee-
diDgs Isid before the commander Of the
U. 5. frigale Congress, daily expected to
arrive al MonteVideo.
The next day gen Don Alvaro, iDfor-
med he had caused an examination of
provisions in the place, and found there
we're more than he had an idea Of and
on the 18th he released the ship, which
sailed the ne&: day Tor Buenos Ayrcs.
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SURRENDER uR CAnIz

!ne brig Mary U Eliza, captain Grav
winch arrived at Boston on Fridav last
ieit Gibraltar on the 4tb ult. and cap,a;r
VI. informs that boat arrived from ga.
OH the evening previous, with an accom-,
VI .ne surrender ofrhat city to the French
on the 29th of September, and that the
king and family passed to ST Mary.
the same day. Two French fripa,es ar.
rived al Gibraltar on The Sd or Oct.
HE frigates were from the SQUADRON
on Cadix, the blockade being raised =
ihey sailed for AIgeziras Il was nm.
derstood Cadiz capituiated alter the fall,
OF the Castle of St. Petri, and whhon,
being bombarded. =
a letter from Gibraltar OF the Is, ul,,
says "Ihe constitutional affairs of Snain
are nearly at an end. The French have
taken possession OF the Trocadero, Cas-
Tie OF st. Petri, and the Ise Of Leon
and we have report that Cadiz has
capitulated.
GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 96-The French,
with the Castle OF Santi Petri took. nos.
session OF two batteries on the other side
OF the river and it is said, became mas.
tiers OF La lsla on Monday night.
OCT. Q. BY an express arrived. this
forenoon, from Port st. Mary's, II ap-
pears that the king and royal family OF
Spain landed there yesterday forenoon,
between ! and IL o'clock.
The marquis of Zambrano is appoint.
ed governor of Malaga.
MADRID, SEPT. Il. The first measure
OF H. gen. Caro-, on entering Malaga, was
to SEND out brig and two fishing, boats
IN search OF the CONVOY, laden with money,
plate, &c. with which Riego had sailed
from that port; the convoy consisted OF
IA vessels, 10 of which were cap,ured
and some plate found, but Riego had the
money with him.
Gazeffe Errd-- Madrid, Sent. IL.
OFFICIAL ARTICLE.
The intendant OF Carolina reports 10
The minister at war, by a courier, as fol.
lows :--"ltis DOW eight o'clock at night,
and the Chief OF the rebellion, Rafael del
RieSo, has just entered this capital, as a
prisoner, and have placed him in a
dungeon OF the public Jail. Three other
ofhcers have been taken with him, and
they also arc in dungeons. cannot, a,
present, give your excellency the parti.
culars OF this glorious prize, but will
later. The civil commaDdant al Afquii
los and its inhabitants, without the assis.
lance OF single soldier, were the per.
sons by whom this praiseworthy arres,
has been performed. Carolina, Sept. S
l923.--lntendent ad interim, Juan JOSE
CabaIicro."
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The packet ship William, capt. Sears,
arrived yesterday from New Orleans,
before her arrival out had been heard oil.
she sailed on the evening of the 30th ull.
to which date we have received regular
Tile of papers. The place Continued
healthy-business had not yet become
lively, very little produce having reached
the market, and there having but few
vessels arrived. NJ Y Aer. M. Nov 8.
Advices from Natcbez TO the I'm
state that the fever continued to rage at
that place, without abatement, from four
10 six inierments in day taking place.
NEW ORLEANS, oor 90 Flour has
advanced little since last week about
1900 bbls. have arrived A demand to
load two vessels for the Gulph OF Mexico,
occssioned an advance III the price, and
We understand So were refused on Satur.
day. Should the quantity said 10 be on
the wav, arrive in few days, the price
must receda from this quotation.
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The Monument Lottery.

TIME brilliant prizes contained in This s,len
u did lottery, are sufficient 10 enticc moi only
the young and gay, the old aud demure, but
even the miser, as he counts his gold, will, as
ms fingers tremble, and his heart beats with
a tremour of honor, invest some part of his
darling gold, in the hope of procuring more
success should certainty attend such an instit,l
uoh ana no one can certainly ever regret e.
ven the total loss OF ten dollars, when he for a
moment, reflects, that il is the humble means
OF forming constituent part OF that anonus,snl
Of true glorV
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CADIZ

A vessel arrived at Boston, which is
stated to have left Gibraltar on the 4,h
Oct. brings report that Cadiz surrender
cd TO The French on the 29th Sept -
There must be some mistake in this, as
the brig Conveyance, from Ivica, via
Gibraltar, arrived here last evening from
the latter port, which she left on the same
= day, and at which time the captain states,
Cadiz was in possession off Spaniards,
and there appeared no prospect of its
surreDdering. %eO YORK haeer.
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EaR.M AVID MILL,

situated about four miles south of Leesburg, if
they are not previously rented. The farm is
large and fertile, the buildings comfortable, and
the orchards good. ANN ROSZELL.
Leesburg, Va, Nov 5 e.
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ANTI PRACTICAL SQUADRON.

The bread pendant of com. Porer, was
hoisted on Saturday, on board the IT, s.
corvette John Adams, under salute from
that ship. We are much gratified al
this circumstance, as it affords reason tc
believe that the life of so valuable and
distinguished an officer, is not again to
be committed TO the casualties OF steam
navigation, on a tempestuous ocean.
We ieaaD that the u s. ships John
Adams, Peacock, and store ship Decoy,
will sail from this harbor to morrow, Tor
the navy yard Al Washington.
Norfolk Beacon Of Monday.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28


In tins town, Mr.. NICHOLAS LoRTso, aged so
For many years a respectable schoolmastcr IN
this place.--slrs. ELIEABFTH BAILEY, of Ports
mouth, aged 2.--Air. EBESEzER Hall, aged 46
-FRAscEs, daughter OF Capt. Alexander Hobbs,
aged yearss--A child of Mr.. Joseph Foye, aged
yeaE.-on Saturday morning, Mr.. srEPHES
SicLrLLAE aged 90 years.-On Sunday morning,
Capt. JOSHUA RoGERs, aged 5years.
Yesterday, Capt DAVID Cook, aged y years.
He was an officer OF the revolution, and shot
through the body at the battle Of Monmouth.
Funeral Tomorrow, az O'Clock p. NJ from the
house Of his son IN school-Street. Relatives and
friends are invited 20 attend
In DanvilIe. Mr.. Peter Merrill. aged T6-Mr.
Moses Fitch, aged about 40
In Hebron, Mr. jeremiah Ilodgdon, a revolution
AIRY pensioner, aged 90.
In Portsmouth, n. II. Maj David c. Foster. ju-
nior Editor Of the New Hampshire Gaz. aged 81
Hr. Josiah Gains, aged 80.
10 Lubec, Mary, daughter Of Moses Fuller, aged
, years.
On Deer Island. Mary Ann. eldest daughter Of
Mr.. WIN. WEIGH aged years.
IN Augusta. Massa T. Lawson, aged Is.
In LiEchheld. 18th inst. Mr.. John Cummings, OF
HaTpswell He retired 10 rest apparently in good
health. and died less than an hour afterwards.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that be has been duly appointed and
takes upon himself tie Of Administrator of the
estate Of MOSES PARSONS. late Of Nsw-Glouces-
ter. in the County Of Cuabehund, Yeoman, deceas-
ed, by giving bond as the law directs He there
fore requests all persons who sIe indebted TO the
said deceassd's estate 10 make Immediate payment;
and those who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit
the same for settlement 10 PELETIAH LYON.
New-GloucesteT, Oct. u, 1923
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from Port Spain. tTrinidse) &c; Al6eFa. Ksmpson.
lIom Deer lsis.---2 lsi, brig Ruby. Phillips. Of
Bockspori, " days from lFica --2Jd. schr. s..
phfoaia Dole. Wade. Of Wiscassst from The Mole
fGuad. p schf Beisey & Hannah, Rlunt. of Nj
Desert. from Goudat0ro 9Th. brig Ainira
Eohinson. Of Warren, from Fredericksburg .--25,h
beg sessu 4 sarah. RobinsoE. Of this port fsom
~. johns Porto Rico. %.
new brig frsn an Eastern pou. was ashore or
Ihompson's Island, near Boston, on Saturday LAST
The Capts name - said 10 be Lawrensou
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

THE subscriber hereby gives public Eosics TO all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Adinistrztor with
the will annexed, Of the estate Of JONATHAN
PAINE, Jun late Of Portland, IN the eounty Of
'Cumhsrland, Merchant deceased. by giving bond
as the law diFe>ts-She therefore requests al per.
sons who INDEBTED 10 the said deesaSeds estate
TO make immediate payment; and those who have
auy demands thereon. exhibit the for settle
nens 70 NATHAN CUMMINGS.
Portland, Oct 2lsi lsz3.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
/ have used the above named


PILLS and Buffers, for a number Of years
both for my family and in my practice as
Physician, and knowing their whole compost
ton, hesitate not TO recommend, and do re-
commend them to the public generally,
throughout the United States, as the safest and
most useful medicine TO be kept in every fam
lily aud used where similar Medicines are
necessary and proper-Seafsring men should
never put 70 sea without them beg leave,
with due Difference, to recommend to all re-
gular Physicians, that they make use OF them
10 their practice they being in my opinion,
the best composition OF the kind for common
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland, (Msine,) Oct. 1928
The above Pills and Bitters are likewise for
sale by Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bath-Hbeuezer
Hilton. Esq Wiscassett--and George Dam
nth, Esq. Marlborough, where physicians
and others may obtain supply on reasonable
terms.
To guard against impOsitions all the direc'
tons after this dale will be signed by
BROWN SIMPSON, the Proprietor.
ThomsstOn, Oct %, 1928. If.
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MARRIED.

II this town, BY Elder ) Rand, Mr. srErnEE
BunHAsK, 81 Hiram, TO Miss Aszma1E Mssa-aT,
OF this place Capt. TnomAs 4. ~ Il Mis-
ADEIIam " MAhsrDN Ion SUM - last
Mr. JokmrA Y ArKissnof this t8Nps w Miss
AxELTA ALDEs, Of Nod porf---By the Rev. DIR
strecteF, Mr.. TH0aAs BnowaI, 70 Miss EsTHEA
Vs. Lass
Ia Nenhfook by Rev. Mr. Sifeeter Mr. Higan
jones. 70 Miss CiaTissa Higgins
III Bangof by ReyBarey LOOMS. Ar Daniel Kin.
bal, msFeh- 20 Miss HePhzibah Sawyer, daughtel
" Rev. JOHN sawyer
Ia Prospect. Mr. Richard Smith. to Miss Iiannal
Carer.
In Roehester n. II. DAVID Bafhef Jun ESQ. Il
Miss Mary upham. daughter Of Hon NathaHis
Upham.
In woifbOrOush, Adj Henry Rust, 70 Mas Han
nah Jeweu.
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~ OIICE IS hereby given, that the subscribers
~ have been duly appointed Executors OF the
last will OF WILLIAM EMERSON late of Bath, IN
the County OF Lincoln. merchant deceased, and
have taken upon themselves, that trust By giving
bond as the law directs and al persons having
demands upon the Estate Ok said William Emerson.
are requested 70 exhibit the sane and persons In
dcbted TO said estate, are requested 10 make pay
ment 70
PETER n. GREEN, , Exscu-
RUFUS EMERSON, toss.
Bah. Sept. ], 1879.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives pubic notice TO all
concerned. that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Admnistratrx
Of tire estate Of EBENEZER GRIFFIN, late ofPou.
lsad IN the county Of Canberland. Merchant, decea
ssd. BY giving bond as the Law directs--Sbe there
fore requests all persons who indebted 10 the
said decsased's ests1ts 10 make immediate payment,
aud those who have any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for setSlemeOt to JUDITH GRIFFIN.
Portland Oct. n, 1928.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrators Of
the estate Of RICHARD HUNNEW ELL late Of
Portland, in the county Of Cumberland, Esquire, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law diTects.He there
fore requests ali Psrsoas who indebted the said
deceased estate 20 make immediate payment +; and
those who havs any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
same for settlement 10 GEORGE WILLIS.
Portland, Oct 81, 1923.
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N. CRAM.

N. CRAM,
ORE STREET HEAD OF LONG WHARF
III AS FOR SALE, 80 Hhds. retailing Molas.
$4,000 gal. summer strained OIL.
500 do. winter pressed do. in tierces and bbls
Pipes Cognac BRANDY and Holland GIN.
Hhds. St Croix and Windward Island RUM.
Casks Of Sicily, Lisbon and Malaga WINE,
Bags OF blown SALT, Pepper and Pimento,
Boxes sperm and tallow CANDLES.
Bbls. Of Lorillard's Maccaboy and Scotch SnnF
Bbls. No. !, 2, and 3, BEEF, and MACKEREL.
Kegs TOBACCO, various brands,
Pipes and bbls of cider VINEGAR.
Chests Of Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Souchona
TEAS,
Redwood, Logwood, Shot, Powder, Starch, Gin
ger, Cassia, Cloves, Nutmegs, ground Pepper
Bengal Indigo, Sulphur, Nails, hollow iron
WARE, IRON and STEEL.
Writing and Wrapping PAPER, with gen.
eral assortment OF
GROCERIES, &c.
Portland, October Z, 1923. 6w.
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Shawls, Bombazetts, & Ladies:
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE

No 5, Merchants Row, .Viddls-Strset.
Has received by the recent arrivals. ! Case Of
- Plain and Bordered CASHMERE. and ID
and "a, Braganza and Angola SHAWLS. an en-.
tire new style. g. Bales Black and Cold. Plain.
cold Figured and Twilled BOMBAZETTS.
Case Of elegant Blue Ladies' Habit and PeRsse
CLOTHS; cases of black and blue BROAD.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, fresh and direct
from the Factory. large variety Of rich and
elegant patterns fine and superfne KidderminsteT
.C.ARPETINGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment. also
of other fresh imported Goods, are now omen and
offered for examination, at such prices, as be fat
ters VIII be satisfactory to purchasers
October IA, 1928
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SIMPSONS
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS
AND
BITT T. RS.

WILL be kept constantly on hand by
w MERRlLL& MITCHELL, at the head
Of Union -street-Sole Vendors for Portland,
and its vicinity.snd will be sold wholesale
and retail. People in Town and Country are
invited TO call and Purchase.--As Medicines Of
this nature ought never to be imposed upon
the public, beyond their actual merits, we
leave it to recommend itself-and only insert
the following certificate by Doct. CLARK, OF
this town -
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GUARDIANS SALE.

10 Be f0ld al Pubic Ysndue, By rirfus Of IA
esnss obtained AZ me Supreme judicial Colrf
on THURSDAY ne fhirtieth day of Oefo-
Der inst. al the house 81 Isaae Dll9s. Inrhold-
er, IN .biHOt, AZ one ef tie clock II fhs ansr-
rom.
A BOUT eight acres Of LAND, situated in
y said Minot, the same being the property
Of Rosne King, Of said Minot, which was de-
Vised 10 hsr by the will Of lchabod King.
Particulars 20 b. made known AZ Ire tine
and place Of sale. MARY KING, Guardian
Minot Oct. 5. 1923. 20 Roane King.
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PROVISION MARKLT-PoRTLAND
Fresh Pork, 9 cts lb--Fresh Beef, 4 10 8 cts.
lb.-FoultFy, q cts. ib.--Poistoes2 rs cta suxhel.-
Butter, best lump, - 10 10 cts. lb,--Eggs II to
II cts dog.
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FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE. JAS.

Commission Store,
No. 6, SOUTH SIDE LaNc-WHARF.
CHESTS and Boxes Hyson, Young Hysou.
~ Caper souchong, souchong and Bohea
Teas, Of first guality-Hhds. L Bbls. Mu.co.
vado, St. Croix and Brown Havana Sugars
Boxes Canton White sugar--BbIs. clear No.
Pork-Hhds choice ST. Croix and w.
Island Rum-Qr.Cssks Sicily Maderia, Lisbon,
Malaga and Red WiRes-Pipes Cognac ami
harseilles Brandy-PiPes Holland & Hhds. A
nerican Gin-Casks Winter Strained Sperm
Oh-Casks Raisins-Bbls. Tar-Iudigo-Ca.-
sra, Cloves, Nutmegs, Pimento-Boxes Mould
and Dip'd Candles-BOxes Soap Kegs No.
butter--Cases Sweet Oil--Hhds. Quad
alouPe Molasses-Casks Palm On-Boxes and
half Boxes Baker 4 Lapham's No. Choco-
late, &c. &c. Oct. Fl, 1928. Ii. tf)
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DAVIS
LIST OF PRIZES, FIRST DAYS
DRAWING.
P,nlctualay is heEte Of Trade.

The Managers agreeable to appointment corn
meneed drawing the Cumberland and Oxford Ca
nal Lottery, when two hundred numbers were
drawn, all OF which were prizes, a. follows
IJ' All those numbers without any prizes at
taehed . them are entitled 10 six dollar Each
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SHOES.


nFFERS for sale ladies' WALKING SHOES.
" Of good quality, together with a variety
OF other kinds adapted to the season.
Ladies Calt-skin BOOTS and ". SHOES, ma
nuiactured at short notice, and any work in bis
line gratefully received
u'Al persons indebted are requested 10 make
payment BY the first day Of December next.
Portland, Oct "a, l5s3
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POSTPONEMENT.
English Grammar.
MR.. GREEN

. ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
III Gentlemen Of Portland, that be will Oh
Friday Evening, Oct. 81, at the Academy,
in Congress-Street, give
Public and GratuitOus Lecture
on the English Grammar. He will point ont the
course he pursues in teaching and endeav
our 70 show, that the memory receives i'm
portant aid in the study Of this complicated
subject. by systematic and natural aHang-
ment az its several parts.
To commence at O'clock. A general at
tendance is solicited. October %.
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GRAND LIVERY
STABLE ESTABLISHMENT
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, al bis establishment IN Fed
eral-street, Portland, opposite Mr.. Bartlett
Adams offers for SAL Ill stock on hand, viz
Is Good Horses Chaises and Harnesses,
> Carriages and Harnesses, complete,
III New Sleighs and Harnesses,
pair Of New Runners for Chaise Top,
2 prs. Runners for Carriages,
--ALSO-
Saddles, Brides, &c with the CORN sEd HAY,
which NAV be on hand.
CONDTITOfS.-One guartert0 be paid IN
ninety days, and the residue On a credit 20 suit
the purchaser, with interest quarterly I'LL paid.
The Land and Building 0ccupied a. STABLE.
win be also leased OF sold, Us msy best suit the
purchaser
N. B. Any par1 VIII BE- sold separately 10 suit
purchasers. and III the whole should l. sold pos
session VIII Be gwen Immediately.
W.B PETERS
Portland, Oct Z, ISIS Il
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JUST RECEIVED ST THE
Portland Bookstore,
No. 9, Merchants Row, Middle-Street.
PORTLAND,
The New Monthly Magazine, g.
LITERARY JOURNAL, No. XXI.

CONTESTS.
NEW society Of literature-the Retrospect
~ Grimm's Ghost, letter IL. The Amateur
Actor-modern Pilgrimage, No. 10. Lausanne
Justification The White Patient--LOndon
Lyrics Sir Dunder OKelIy-On Music, No 8,
with reference to the principles Of the beautiful
in that art--an Attic Story-The Island, b. Lord
Byren--the Bourse at Paris England and
France-buying a BOnnet-soRnet from Bene-
detto Dali iva Siege Of Cyprus Memoirs Of
Hsyley-the Physician, No. IL. ofthe instincts
Of Nature in diseases-the treasures Of the deep
the Winds a dialogue-British galleries Of art.
No. T. Lord Egremont's at PetWorth--Lines to
Spain-Table Talk, No. Z. On Londoners and
country people-The Napoleon Memoirs--The
Sword Of the tomb, a northern legend.
Oct. %,
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On Sunday evening the sloop Lark, Capt. ia
cob Hill, fromNorth Yarmouth, in coming 40
the harbor, il blowing gale at the time, upset.
and Tiled She was righted yesterday with the
loss Of deck load
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

All the Prizes with this / mark were
sold by DAVIS.
t. This Ticket was divided into quarters on the
morning of the drawing, and thres quarters sold,
one remaining on hand. Two Of the owners
have received their money
til But four prizes of IS dollars were drawn
and three Of them sold at the
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Oct. IA, brig Rebecca, 3 days from Havana
for Rum Key
Oct. 9th, lat 81, lon. 6s, Rapid, from Kenne.
hunk
Oct. 18th, Hannah l. Elizabeth 2 DAYS r. Bath
sept p, lat IL, 40, Ion. 81, the Ann Maria.
IS days from Wells for ST. Thomas.
Oct. ], IN Turks Island Passage, Exertion, Ha.
NOR, OF Eden bound in-mainmast had been
struck by lightning, and two men badly injured
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-10

AN advertisement dated the 18th of April last by VIII
liam H. Stuart against his wife, the advertisement is pro.
nounced to be ie lie in the first place says she was
drunken. The is false He also states OF her sen-
der shapes that is false she is more than any
man. But he has pictured her other person for
him and made her dreadful being indeed. If he had
turned his eyes about and looked of his parents he
might have had Just views of the mark of the beast in his
forehead. And 10 have said his wife was scod It
was this parent that carried the fuel which keep the Goals
always burning and her relations helping her bad tenn
per as he calls it, is false saying 1t the opnon WIN.
ILL., Stuart his partner had been handy with the plough
as was with pen paper prisons would not be crowded
with such paupers He would not have had TO give bill OF
sale of his goods the amount ofynne dollars and got
but twelve of it at FIRST cowardy action indeed is
fact those goods taken and sold to every cents WORTH
leaving his wife nothing but what she had on her back ter
the express purpose away and was at the waters OF
Wheeling few DAYS ago Here is the sum he left b wfe
for three four years hard work. advertising De IN inc
public newspapers and setting his name TO II, OF
some other person Now will if W. II. STUART WIZ
come back again with his name in the newspapers. ms
- uie IL Co f,re1yfu ID. G.
! juno 10, 1875.