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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

endowed mndsshe has had many suitcrs of whom
have retired from paving homage, ewing the Effects
the extra arPs' uong in this euchnned tes. She possess
e. two voices one exceedingly clear amt harmon
allowed her sing Niih great effect other
Pushe'y thrilling TINT mus have been bestowed on her
zoe no other purpose than lisp the still small voice.
Win this voice she initiates exactly the many bs,
piping like bsihnCh, singing canary what is
marhahv her mother Is deaf dumb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
rmE NORTH WEST EXpEpIrIoN.

LONDON, July 22-lt Is two Years this day since the
date OF ,he last from Capt rarry's expedition
II wa then near the Upper Savage islands. Approximations
Tor his safety begin 10 he tel but Captain T. calcUlad
upon expo ndug three summers and only wished ii
noi heard from in the beginning 1874 that vessel might
he sent with provisions TO Behring's Strelehts the
dmn OF that YEAR The calculations his probable pro-
gresS are easily made Tut may have been by
thousand incidents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

fkWk subscriber wishing retire from public life
u offers for sale of the valuable stands for
public house in Virginia. long known Brick House
Tavern, situated the main public road leading from
city of Richmond TO the country nine miles
Charlottesville aud within II miles of the University-
There is about IFS OF land attached, a high
state OF cultivation. IL is deemed give
minute description of the property is well known
and those wishing purchase will view the pre-
misses literal credit will be given Those wishing
purchase will do well make immediate application To
subscriber the premises, will let them know his
terms.
nave also small place within rifles ofthe above
known y the OF Mountain Plain, containing acres
which Is comfortable place for small family. on
II l. comfortable frame dwelling house, which win sell
on very reasonable terms. BENJAMIN HARDIN.
august Som
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
MAKSHALS SALE.

pursuance of decree Of the superior canccrs
n oI tue bichmnud district pronounced 9Th ty
OF cbruafy 1928, ~ The case Of Clarke Pea>auis
shi on Tday the lOh day of Ocotcr next for sale
10 he highest bidder public auction for cash on he
prenses tract 81 LAND lying in the county s Goochaud.
on waters at Beaverdam creek, known 10y tha
chased at VIM IL Peasants by isaac w Peas,nis excep,
City acres at said by said saac W. peasaDfs In
James Peasants r " hch said City acres were taken from,
mat part OF the tract adjoining the lands ac, b. Pleas.
is ana ot'rfsj leaving 2iO acres offered FOR sale
sale 10 commence al = O'clock Should tine ubo,- named
day prove 10 he unfair Tie sale viii made die fsi fair
t hereafter SUNDAY excepted. The aoye tecrib-
81 lies ~ an agreeable ucighh1rhocd whin one ge "a
James river and "ihu ID mile, ofte city o Hicimond
Is well waiercd, arc has Cool Improvement. for te accom-,
notation 90 family al n good condition.
September 8. g5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

lhe public commencement of the University of
CahhrIige took place Il few DAYS since Alter ,hc
"Taons had been deN cred aud the honorary degrees
conferred by the President, "a dinner was given
Judge STORY presided at the dinner, and he follow
ins among numerous other toasrs were drank
The Republic of Betlers.-Olher republics MAY
decay, but this IS spiritual and viii endure forever
lhe happy climate oi New York, whose citizens
ENJOY Their physical vigor and intellectual pre-cmi-
nente, alter they are cOnsiIutionaly suprrannuateJ
! Thus ailusiom 10 chancellor Kent was received
with long continued accamatioms.
by chancellor KEN Harvard Universiry-per-
petnal gratitude lis wise and benevoleut Counders
Man and the Muses-May we ever as to-day, be
ms r"cled 10y The one and delig hi ed with the other
The Free Schools of New Eneland-The
Pilgrims Patent for "A free state
The Sons of Modern Greece-May the crescent
OF despoism light them TO the path Of their ancient
glory and renOwR.
The combatans of the Forum-Aay they be ever
governed by the notes of the Kent Bugle
Our Southern Bretlren-Who a,lorn our meeting :
with iheir law, their literature, and heir wit
social Feelings-LikejpearIs in he water the flood
which flows over them enhances their brilliancy
HE triumphs Of American genius associated with
The name Of Jacob Perkins-We have discharged
oar debt TO Europe-Coluuibus discovered worlds.
Perkins Joins them together
The Grecan Cross-Nay IL advance from village
TO village, and from steepe 10 steepIe, ill 1t rests OH
the dome of ST. Sophia
lie honorary degree Of LII D. was conferred on
ms eNcehency William Eusts, hon. Dudlrv Atkins
LYING, ard hon. George Bliss Of Doctor IN Diriniy.
on hev Charles Lowell, Of Boston and Rev PROBES
sor Stuart, of Andover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
NOrICE

IL persons indebted tu the late firm OF ALT & JOHN
son are earnestly requested forward, settle
and pay their respective balances, either the subscriber
or To william Gall, jun who is duly authorised collect
pay, or transact any business of said concern.
WILLIAM CALF Surviving partner
4 lt A InI-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

Beverly Borum administrator OF John Potter S,epan
deceased, Su-anua Pur, ood alias slrgai William Smith
AMI Elisha Hodge. DsGsndan,s
The dsiendani, Wu' Smith, not having entered his ap
pearance aud given security according To rule of tic
court and il appearing he is inhai,ani this dis
uici; On the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel its
oTfersd that the said defendant appear on the first av OF
the next term and the hill plaintiff and ha
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted news
paper printed in The city Richmond for two months sue
ce,iyely, and posted nj The front the capitol in The
said city. 4 cony-Tes,e " ~
AugustI. 25.-w8w RD IEFFnlFss Cy-yr .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

On Monday morning last, gentleman from Buffalo ar
Ntu ~ lhis CITY ~ pursuit Of rogu. by whom he had
70 one hundred ana thir'y-iour dollars Alter vcilani
search Detween WE hours OF and 10 O'clock that
ing the offender arrested on board he steam ,t
hcumond' While in the act OF arresting him officer
observed him throw overheard purse contauipr as iii
owner supposed his money. The captan very n,rj, IN
his credit detained the boat until lead with a cord and
buoy prepared and thrown into the river near ec
the purse descended BY the OF GRAPHING ont ta
purse in the course of two hours rec6v red and al
though open, drawn from water without fbe n nj
single piece of coin. The number Of pieces contained I'M
the purse, together with several pieces found on bis pero
Whep searched made the exact number uf thirty four e
ces aud in amount as above stated The fortunate owner
havngsecured his prisoner in city prison on Mnnds
nigh proceeded the next morning with him 10 buffalo
where II Is hoped he will receive the puni, inen due IN nj
offence They were both Engshinen, aud had fornery
been partners in the grocery business Buffalo.
AlbnnA Hnilu Alr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

WE arc now receiving by the big Abigail from Liver
w pool for sale
0i bale, containing superGne blue, black and dif
milcd drah cloths sud cashmere; pniai rose and
duhi' Blankets blIe and white Plains Fianoes
and Cough and Bratbwaifc's Napt cotisns &C.
1856 sacks Liverpool filled salt.
u. w. K c. WARWICK.
august -. Cs-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

Stj as committed 10 ihe JAZZ 70. Size iptn oi erl l77
w rs runaway, the iGth day ni atay last i,a.
man who calls himself iICHAUE LEWIS, and sny. \,
iree that he formerly belonged the estate of N-
Samuel 6sti that he was carried state Of hio nor
years ago by Mr. Samuel Long that he returned
10 ihs state some time last lie IS about thirty wears
Z" age, feet inches high STOUT made, Of dark brown
'omp LEGION with pair ci back whi,keruo scars rr-
ceVahe about him. fbe"~ner * requested 20 come for
ward prove s prnperiT pay charges and take him H.
way, or he#iil be dealt wiib ne the INV directs
august - 1'-wl&w LOGGER MALLERy Hail r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

with notes and references 10 subsequent decisions and
moNd Bar. ''
from thn difficulty no, TO impossliiy procuring
nSinge copy o Mr. CARS Reports Hny price and from
their deseryediy high character mere reprint If the work
would, no doubt, be- very acceptable the profession
ne edition row offered II Is hoped viii prove more
OF the profession.
~ Just published and for sale RANDug. PMS RE-
PORTS" price g. Sent. g. g5-c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

az III bc sold at Fauquier Corrtiouso, MONDAY t.
~ 22i inst nine hundred and .ixfy acres Of land o,i
on The waters % Cedar Run and gapui Ursnei, a. KY
Onging 10 Tie estates ~ Charles nrd Wilis hail dec
HoBERr NJ. MARSHALL Agent
for the heirs of O.. & W. Marshall deccs,ed.
September @. at do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

NlBGINIA at dulles held in The Clerks Office of the
Court OF the United States for tue fifth Circuit and
virginia District, in the month Of June, 1928 49,
Catharine Siegal, widow o John Potter Siegall James
Wright and Martha his wife, Formerly Martha Stegal9
and Jordan H. SherrOd (vhOSe also former
~ stega but has been changed Sherrod bv an act of
Assembly Of the state OF North Carona) which Martha
Wright and Jordan Il. Sherrod, children heirs and
distributes of the said John Potter Segai deceased
Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

Wiliiom Newly, lie Roy Newly, Paisey Newly Nancy
Newly and Susan Newly, D.us
The defendant William Newly not la vinp entered his
appearance ana given security according Of As
nN ana we rules OF this amt appearing 10y
hctnry e'ucnce thai he D. inhaitant Of tins
mon"eaiii % is ordered ha the defendant do appear
eIei ON or before tie 81 Monday in October and
swcF The nii Of hr plaintiff and lint COW OF Ills order
ne Ior'h"i' phlised IN Use Richmond Enquirer eight
800 sucSe'''el, ana ou1ler cary posted a. the front
"n"r o Tie courthouse Of this successive
court days previous TO the laid Monday m October
August o. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

NiRGlNlA; Al Superior Court of Chancery bode, =.
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the istb q
of June 1875 ~ Va!
John e. Davis, William Moore, surviving partner ~.
Edwards and t,oore, Benjamin Cooke William iiaxa an
"'0"'iu i n''inoni Pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
A eopy-Tesle, RICnARp JEFFR1Es. cn.

Cornnlilsiontr's Once Richmond 7ih Mo. lOth, Ia2s
the parties interested are desired take notice that
have appointed the sixth day The Month (Octobe
next TOR commencing the accounts directed the aloye
order 81 the court which day o'clock A. M their
Attendance Is required Office this CITY, with Their
accounts and vouchers ready for examination settle
ment and the creditors of the Charles Wbnrs
W any) are requested To exhibit their claims before me o
or.hetore the day aforesaid. W
july 25. 2S-t6O THOMAS LADD nj r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
AMHERST COLLEGE

SALEM, September L. The commencement al
ihis institution was celebrated on Wednesday last
he literary performances the occasion we've such
as TO gr"iIv crowded audience, aud afford in
creas'ng confidence OF the future usefulness of tbe
institution. The last class which enleicd consisted
OF io'iy members aud the present prospect IS, that
me next class vii be considerably laigcr. The
next term oil study will commence The 9th of
SeDfpmbpr -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

y! oIANcERl.-Ia Che5iel 4eId county Coad, June
sh, 1928.
Nathanei Newhy, Pr
. MINI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

D3pHe tonged fady.-The brighton (FneIil paper ren
ron" 1t there IS 90 present residing in Brighton laiy Of
great beauty and accomplishments possessed ~ quality
whirn puts out ~ distance The fame Of celebrated fr
- "f Nngs ibis extraordinary and singular faculty arts
% from Hpecular formation If The tongue which Is soma
fd 20 the root in longitudinal direction actuaiir
"tws oo'be tongue Not The slightest Inconvenience
ei lrnn TINS eSuhcrant gin Of nature. With desirable
o aNmfAHe addition % the Of dolqssir cos.fof
N l o. enahled 90 afford entertainment her friends
fonh me powe oi any vcnfriloquist INDEED epou
from he personal charms she posses as we'll MS m tly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
18Th FOK NEGRNES.-

tult subscriber VIII give the highest price in CO. s for
4 20 Or 50 likely Young negroes An eelen,eD b zinc
i9T safe Snch wnnd do well to call and me az the Eae
Hotel in Richmond before ihcy dispose NJ ihetn
oept.5 J'-8t' DAVID 10 ItAYDINg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

IN CuANr EkN,-In Tow baIan County Court, july lie
Z I7tb. 1928
Ann 49, Iiaskns widow and relic; of Aaron Uaskins dec
in Der own Tii III the friend Of her infant chill
dren, Macy Pgr iahius, Thomas b. Haskins Martha p
askinS Edward 81 Haskns, Sarah A. Iaskius William A.
Haskin> ani Elizabeth n IIaskns, RS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16
United States Court, Fifth Circuit, Yfreir;,

District. Jane Iotd. 1875
IN ClIANCERI.--Edward Lewis and Francis TONES
merchants anu partners, trading under the ffm OF
Lewis Tonnes, IN,
dg0iaS.
Richard Ii. Whit.oek, William g. WhltOck. and James
r. Wbitloek, I5,fsnaonr,
On the motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel and for
reasons appearing to the court Lewis Webb j. appointed
receiver ct ih goods effects credits and OF the estate
of Charles Nhiilnek deceased and he authorised ana
directed 10 take possession the property OF he s,i
Whiock with power to lease The same any part
thereof for term not exceeding ye MONTHS dis
train the tenants where il shall be necessary and
commissioner of The court Is directed months notice
published in newspaper in this city, ahe account
OF the administration OF James X. Whock Richard n
Whtock, aud William G. Wbitock, of Charles
Whock deceased of the real which he died pos
sessed entitled all claims against bis ana
by consent OF the plaintiffs and of Richard II. Wbock one
of the defendants the said Lewis Webb Is directed paw
out OF the money he shall receive from time time
aeerues all interest the debts due from Charles hit
locks estate the Bank OF the United States, IN.
Bank OF virginia, and the csraieniS thereon together
with all reasonable incurred in m
the further order of the
AEON u L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

Hotel in Richmond before ihcy dispose Of then,
oePe9. 800 DAVID VI uAVDING.
- thursday the - day OF Ocnuer 1893 u t77 0 1-r-
~ wise The fair day. will be ,ger. a. s,i a.
the premises 70 The highest bidder, yyitom reserve Tor
ten acres Of land attached thereto situate ON Annor,
.er IN ne county Of Amelia md running pair Of I've
eet nurr stones and $50 Cologne with al the sr
machinery This property is situated i'm wealthy negf
hofhr1d rs any ln this stale tie distance above Idle
collars worth OF toll each year
THOMAS MUMFORD
=, EDWAHD 1tMFORD.
ALSO my troct nj LAND adjoining ON whir are I'm the
necessary buildings or The accommodation Of merchant
u hmiy. Mr. Walibail, residing az the place viii .bs,y
ihe property 60 any person wishing view 10 %, fare The
"'g on sfle' THOMAS MUMFOUD.
'.t'e leuDurC, SEPT .. g. etf
WILL Df sold, 90 the e1h dav oil s,.1c1,cr M ~ j.1-
~ TIE Eagle Hotel in the cts OF Richmond avrerabic
o an ouer % the county Of ifenrro crn man
named Mile runway Wv, ta. remained i'm H.. IA ~
sad county tpr more tian month"; C,uir,iied h.
the property ui Isaac Grif1 nf fiHlf1x c.unf, - Clin
JOHN J. TArE. DEPUTY c,r
AWEnst ~ a9-w5w WIN. Price. s III. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

This day The plaintiff by hei aorney ana Il APP
Sherwood Walkers iuhaiiant Of ibis state on he
motion OF ihe plaintiff il is dccrerd and ordered by
co ihni the said defendant do appear here on or before
the third Thursday in October next and answer the plain
o. III aud give security for periomSe decree
me court, may make herein aud that COW vt his order
be orlhv iih inserted IL newspaper published in be
cty OF ticunn', and confined for months
" and thni anohe' copy be posted ny the our Of
Courthouse pf this coanfy successive court DAYS
previous 70 the shtJ t'Ird Thursday October next.
a copy-testet THO. o. COGBILL d. G.
AuguS' p. 3l-wsvE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16


AePPo-A letter from the British Consul dated Alepno
May 9, states that the Opbhalua became so general
the earthquake OF last year. that three persons i'm len e
capped the injection throughout the district yisiteJ m M
earthquake. The Consul says: - "'
OF nine persons who composed my family five yver,
sufferers iron That cruel disorder eurvivors a. H.
Jewsa az Aeppo mot more fh1n 24OOT - lost their obt
And although the number Of TURKS and Christian
became blind Immediately after their providential eca
IRON the earthquake cannot be exactly nscertaine car
safely state IL TO be more than 1907 The nsm. ~ ~
most destitute oftbee will appear iu my future ssteen
and VIII very much increase the number Of the parn u
the charity The people Of Autiochia aud the oei
villages, were also afflicted with Ophihalna as ,yci y,
those Of Aeppo but did hear Of any Uer.on bsvi,e
lost his sight IN consequence oft am hnlpv m 81, IN =
six weeks have now elapsed without an earti1uake s
enough TO be generally felt"
young lady Of ~ years ofage, from Mddletowb Cor,
who has wholly abstained from animal ar y.gs,.tia 80
for more than past, in ~ York In Toi, IT,,
she was taken sick with bilious fever which soon len 49,
VIXEN she was attacked wh complication of do,,ls,
nervous, spasmodic, ST. Vtus dance. &c Durnp part T.,
the time shewae afflicted with distressing cough , MAD,
10 various parts Of the body. She also experienced r
the time she was first nken sick gradual oss of annette
u the 3tst ot August 1922, when Size wholly rerf.ed Ill
kinds Of animal OF ordinary vegetable food She take. &C.
caoaaly an apple peach, or pear in their season bot her
principal nutrimen Is molasses aud water ouart of n
except When she attempts 20 eat 10 but total odi9r
ence tJ It, The last animal vegetable food She oL
about year ago. and consisted of two peas Her pci
health since her abstinence, has rather improved tbsn
Otherwise She Is able, with help. IN walk rr conrte.
nance not sicky No ifher does she have those socs
ana EVIL iorebodings which 90 persons in ner
vous complaints.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

NUWNISsI UNENs OFFIUE,} The parties intereefed
Richmond 7th Mo- t1th, 1878. aedcsred taLe puce
that have appointed the 9th day the 10th month fOco
ber next FOR commencing the directed by the
above order of The court which day o'clock A. NJ
their attendance i .equTed office this city with
their accounts and the necessary documents support the
and those who have claims against the lae firm on
John and William Bell viii exhibit The before me- ON
before the day aforesaid.
Juiy %. 22-iaO THOMAS LADD q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-16

William d. Wren, sergeant of the CITY of Richmond o.
whom the estate Of john Bell hath been committed la
mnnd W. hu"s and Mary Ann his wife, late widow OF nh.
SAID John beil deceased, and William. Alfred, Jane and
Mary Ann Bell infant children OF William Rel deceased
by me marshal oi this court the guardian specially
Ia defend the, in this suit; Charles James Macnfrdo
Ge"rge Fisher and Philip nxal Robert Walker and Tho
mas Wihers, executors OF Boiling NJ Walker deceased
"i IIS NJ, ,St a'i,l neunenu: beasley, DsJls.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
NOTICE.

A advertisement having been published ia
n the GAzErTE, by THOMAS DeCAR-
TERET, csutIOning all persons against pur-
chasing or receiving certain promssOry note
OF his, 10 me, for $50 dollars deem il neces-
sary TO observe. that as there are unsettled &C
counts between as, respecting the sales Of the
Gaien, IL is not certain whethsr said note Ia.
been paid in full or not. Whenever it shall.
appear that | have received the amount OF
sard note. 10 that or any other way, shall be
ready 70 give It up, and have no wish to dis
pose Of II 10 any way, to do injustice 70 Sal !
DE Carteret. SAM'L GILMAN.
North Yarmouth, Oct. 81, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04

III AS fOr sale, athis store. in RsstMarkcf Ron
Il Maine-S,Teet, lheai Of GEecn-Sueet.l
Hest India Goods sad Grocsrtss.
Of al kinds. together win By 9 ard 8 hy 10 Hvin
aop GLASS; PUTTY; Nails: IRON
WARE WINES. Of at kinds; a complete a.
sOTtmsnt q 6RIADSIoNES LOO casks Thomas
Ton Lime.
FEATHERS.
in he greatest vanety, wholesale nF retail BEDS
hed' on BAUD 70 Be sod Al he cheapest rate, for
cast or country produce
PeE1snd, sept. 2 II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Cumberland and Oxford Ca
nal CORPORATION.


.YNHE Subscribers, four Of tie persons Incor-
Ill porated inthe Act, entitled, " An Act 10 es-
tabiish the CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD
CANAL CORPORATION, passed bv the Legis-
lature OF the State Of Maine, March 18th, l62I-
hereby notify the persons named in said Act. 70
meet al the COuTt-HOuse IN Portland, ca Tfurs-
day, ne ItDenig SeUeHth day Of November nerf,
al hco O'Clock, n M to act On the following
Articles, viz 80
lsL 10 choose Moderator, Clerk and Trca-
surer, and such other Oficer " Officers a. BY
sad Froprietors, at said Meeting, maybe deem
"a proper.
I'd. To receive the Report Of the Committee
appointed by the Subscribers for shares-to EN-
pioy an experienced Engineer, TO make the
necessary surveys. and estimate thepTobable ex-
pence o. making said Canal-and the Engineer's
Report thereon.
3D. To consider and determine upon the ruea-
sures necessary to commence and prosecute the
undertaking for which they were incorporated
ana % raise such sums OF Money AZ may be foEul
necessary to carry the same, or any part there's
INTO operation and eject
I 4th. TO agree upon The manner ~ calling ID
tnre Meetings and % adopt such Bye-Laws and
Regulations as the interest ar said CORPORATION
and success Of their object NAV require
n Those persons who have become interrste.
in said Corporation BY subscribing for shares
and those who wish 70 become interested ar
requested to attend said meeting.
EN0CH PERLF.
v NATHL HOWE,
/ IRA CROCkER-
SAMUEL ANDREWS
Bridgeton, October Is, lss3
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-04
N. CRAM,

N. CRAM,
FoKE-sTKEET, HEAD OF LONG WHARF
HAS FOR SALE, so Hhds. retailing Alolas
- $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 C.A.TDLES,
Bbls. of Lorillards MaccabOy and Scotch Snuff,
BbIs No. /, ., and 8, BEEF, and MACKEREL,
Kegs TOBACCO, various brands,
Pipes and bbls of cider VINEGAR,
Chests of Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Souchons
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, 1928. CIV