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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

NORTHUMBERLAND court held for Charlotte connty,
U the 9Th October, 1925: -
Little John nlcCargo, Pianf;6,
william, Archer and Prudence his wife, Miles Bolton,
administrator of Clara Bottom deed, David Robertson and
Nancy his wife, ami William s. Branch and Dizzy his wife,
The defendants VIM. Archer and Prudence his wife Da
vd Robertson aud Nancy his Wife, and William S. Branch
aud ues bis wife mol having entered their
aud appraring the satisfaction Of the they
tif by COUNSEL IL is order d. that the said defendants d,
appear here the first Monday January next enter
their appearance and plaintiffs bill and give
security for performing the decree the court that
s cT SG; oeG ee inserted 10 SOM paper printed in The
nj tue front OF the uf this county.
Asop,-resie wINsLow ROBINSON, c.
IN CHANUERY.--Ai rules held in The clerks office Of
Pince William county for the month of septenl-
Isaac Bridwell and Mary his wife, Edw ard Homes Will
lam Manuel and sebn his wife, Peggy Homes Thornton
y. calvert and Ann his wife, and Timothy Bridwei and
Ly'ha n,s whe' ConlPiainants,
Richard Ford and Isabella his wife Elizabeth Homes and
rhomas Homes IN his own right and administrators OF
'noh'as nones DECEASED, Defendants.
nn" given security according to the act of As
srany anu the rules Of court and appearing by salts
nonwealth IL rs ordered that the Homes do
the bill of he eomraiuan,s and that copy OF this
order be iorbm h inserted in the Richmond Enquirer pub
and that another copy thereof be posted front door
OF the courthouse of this county.
October 81. as-wsw
TNUHANUERY.-At a monthly session courI held for
Louisa at the courthouse on Monday the eth a
OF September 1923:
Nathaniel Thompson Jun. PiainiH,
Waller overton and John Claybrooke, Dsft,.
me defendant VALE: overton, not having entered
appearances and given security according law and the.
rules o this court aud appearing of
the court that he is nhabi,ant state; ON The
motion OF the plaintiff by his COUNSEL ordered that
the said defendant overton appear ay of
January court next aad the plaintiff, BILL and thar
copy of this order be forthwith some ne wspa
per published in the city of Richmond for months sue
cessively, mud posted the nr of The courthouse in
this county day.
copy-Teste, JN0 HUNTER G. L. G.
October "a
NIHGiNIA; Alta or CHARLOTTE county Ill. 6II
day of October, 1928: - - 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

a strange Antnt1fA few weeks since large and fp:o
eious aniu'al Of tie Kind was kille Nv some
LOsdodn couaiy Va Its coong was teddish brosn and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

NlRGlNlA; Al Rules held in the CLERKS Ofjre of lie
day of June, 1928. " "''"
'a"eI Jones' Piainti6;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04
William Temple,

he defendant no is out of this country and against
Wn thr r'siniH appears To have proceeded in The mode
prescribed by law against absent Defendant, sill t, ="
appear and answer or motion OF the ri,nT by counsel
the court doth take bis hill and the ,aus
coming on 10 TOR heard the papers formerly read was
argued by COUNSEL On consideration whereof The courT
uoh refer The accounts between parties la one nj ms
commissioners, Tor him examine, state aud seule ,
same ana make report thereof court With any mat
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by bm.rf ar u;,
inlay be reqniredby t, parties to b. s,atrd. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

IT, J,,aI = =. TT ~ H =, ,Oh IT Dfs
tue Seendant byId BEVERLY who out of this covnrv
ahuagahst whom The plaIni appears TO have pocerded
~ the mode prescribed by against alsen, icsrInis
sun iang TO appear and motion of the paintiG
~ counsel the court doth take his hill against
that defendant the plaintiff wiilto H. .,;
non entered at rules, 10 e the defendant Call
III tole "n 10 he heard as To that defendant on the
hii md answer only and argued by counsel IN, n
snei"i2n whereof the doth refer the accounts be.
tween the plaintiff and Byrd Beverly 10 one ~ is COMMITS
sonerS, who IS directed examine state and set the
sh ana make report thereoto court with uy matters
specially stated deemed pertinent y himself or which nav
De required iy The parties TO be stated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

ruick uaftnie Is about feet inches high dart COM
piexion, down look, Stops in his ears
ms hat very much his eyes, has an nuconmony
oinck heard-he IS an Irishman by birth.
berry Humphrey is or inches HIGH rather
soos Ia ms shoulders, dirk hair, which lac wears onp in
ION had on (" broad brm hat striped roundabout and
woHt wan two rows of glass blttons-ba, very much
county of Augusta. "a A.. A." '"e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

o..., ASSopy-Teste, wINsLow ROBINSON, G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

NihGiNiA; Alta Superior Court of Cbancery holder AZ
the Capitol IN the City OF Richmond tue 18th ,av of
June, 1923: ~ ' u"y VI
Thomas Price Jr in his right, rs surviving .
ecnior OF TIE testament and last OF William NJ Nemar
1;, PiGiatiD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

NEWLY CONSTRUCTED MASTS
An English paper the Genoa IA Capt Sir Thomas
Livingston, II ordered 10 try the newly
constructed mast, which consists of "A much greater numr
OF pieces Than heretofore saving cone
plated ny TINS, not only in the original purchase The
um.r but in the event of the sustaining injury, the
| sound parts will be easily con: ertble" -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

" MOI Ma Al Superior Court Of ChanceTv holden
nO q" zoe Capitol in the city Of ohnosd, tn lay
HeDry Ranks, pu
TX oinsf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

Rehmood nth month I'D, isls ed viii please 10 take
notice that have appointed the 9Th day Of Decembsr
neH,. 10 commence the accounts directed in foregoing
oru y" ne court On which day NJ O'Clock A. NJ they are
required my office in his citv Win tb;g ~
counts and vouchers ready for examination and se,tsmen
november % 58-w4w AMOS LADD NJ n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-04

NlHGINiA Al Superior Court OF C5aDcsTv LoI1, ,7t
me Capitol in the city of Richmond the 18Th ca, Of
Peter II Beverly, py
dgainst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
49,. CHARTS, &c.
MN. II. hHTX6OWE,

JAS jus, received and offers for sale, at his store.
heal Of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New-fork to Havana, improved by government
suryeysin 1920, with general asso ment Of charts,
Of the latest Bovdch's Nsvg. .tors. 5,b edi.
ton, American Coat Pilots 10th edition, Nautical
. Almanacks for the years 1922 and 1923 sesmens'
daily Assistant-wihs complete assortment az Nau-
tical lnsruments-letter writing, log and wrapping
Psper-eus and Ink Powder. ~,
hso, general sssortment OF Hardware, Cutlery.
Cordage snd ship Cbandiery
lust recevea. 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
80 thous-dd Bucks--20 dox Tie .
T = Cordsge and Cable, made to order. and YES
els furnished with every article tor long and shor
VOYAGES. .9sYu1 Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
VALUABL T. RIAL ESTATE.

THAT pleasantly situated stand for Public
L House, situate in Portsmouth. about S miles
from Newport. with an exoellen, orchard, garden
ex,ensive houses. in thorough repair anl about
sax acres ot lsnG The situation is well known, b.v.
ing been occupied ss puLlo house Tor many wears
.f"e-s three acre lot. on the main road, within
one mile from the s,stehouse
LAevise-sn excellent we'll finished two story
Dse,hng House, in Howard street, at the south part
OF the town, IN periect rtpsr, and having n large
garden, with an abundant supply OF fruit
Lkew'se-two shares in the Portsmouth " oolen
Manutsctory, now in tun operation
For particulars relative to the whole or any part
OF the above property, apply TO ....
HENRY MOORE
NeWnnN \. lS IH02
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
/"
FOR SALE, OK 10 LEI.

TNAt. Estate on Thames. street, form.
J. .ery the residence OF Gov WANTos being
divided by entries through the midoie, and having
~ front entrances, aud separate ktc!isns and Gel
Jafs. /. v,ud accommodate two separate families
pltn as n'enlent rooms each, besides plaster
e. -Hs "a he garre, !, has good garden, and
tbc It rA,,uds 70 The hsrbor The house has lately
bee thoroughly. repaired, and is perfectly sound
j. my be puf chsssd at low price. and pay Inent
ma a., made 10 five more Gf rcquned) yearly in.
stsilments security upon the estate wound be sccep-
ted for al excep' the est pa! l.cnt The same es-
Tate Is offered 20 b. ,,t
Uct 10 HEARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
by his Evceliency's Command
HENRY BOWEN. Secretary

i
... aud So'y, Oc'obrr session,
Providence plantations d 1923
AN ACT an addition TO an act. emitted, "An act to
regulate procession agsins, Banks. and Tor other
purposes tieitin mentioned" ,,..
sc. l., 6 ~ endc!ed by fhe General hs8epi-
bly, aud by M| 0u'ho'ily hereo/ 10 is enacted.
has Il any incorporated baDk established, =,
which ORGY heJesltet be ostab isbed, witnin
this slate, shsn hereafter issue, pay out, u
pass, any bill o. tili,, note OF notes, psysbl.
in any thing bot gold or silver the presideol
aud csshiot who smell or who have sIsned
such bil or bills, not or notes, sbsli respec.
uv.iy io,ieit end pay touifold ,hc amount o;
sucn bill OF G!lis, noie or notes, to be tecove'
sd by action of debt Oh info' IN alto q, beiots
any couu OF Competent jurisdiction 10 try The
same /; one hslt TO aud ier the use OF the pei
son who shall give mic, nation thereof, ana
the o,he, half to and Tor he use Of he state.
Sec g. hnd be IL Jurtker enacted, Tbs, 1t
shan be The du'y Ut the Attorney General to
p, osecute Tor aud rscover all the penalties in-
cuted Nv sny b. each Of this act. ..
Sec s. Ind be IL further enacted, Thn
the Secretary cause this act To be ionh with
publi,hed three weeks excessively, 10 all the
newspapers printed W this sls'e.
Sec. =. .dnd De H /uriker enacted, Tba, II
'ny person o Pe.s0us o. bVdy corporate, shall
At ~ tne from tho They dsys sltef fi.ir, r,l
I oi thi, Genstsl hs,en,bly, pass, or tens. .er 10
| paymeo,, any sdch bIli OF b'lls, note. or notes
! pay ,Je IA sny 'hing but gold OF .;l,et, which
| have been OF bereaiie' may .,e issued, excep
| 10 ,he bank or banks .ieh have issued tn.
ssme, he, she, OF ,h.,s who shall 30 pass, o,
ts6der in payment sueh bill or bills, noIe o
J noses, except nj sioressid, shall incur ih'
same psns.iis, which the president and cash
iet oi sny sGeh b.Dk ss sloressid are made u
abe to iacns, by ,Is p'osisions oi the hf'
sslt,on u hrs set.
a ttue copy,
HENRY BOWEN. See'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Miniature Painting.
%~torSy~N
WILLIAM LEWIS.

Respectfully nntOrms the ,nha0rianis ond pisif-
I'm NtUho,i,
In VI he paints correct likenesses on
Ivory. and hopes to merit the patronage Of all
who may be induced to employ hin,
Terms, according TO size 10 10 SI5 each 80. %.
AZ Specimens are lett at M. Geti oy's store. where
gentlemen and ladies are requested to call, and
where their orders will be received
N b A Portrait Of Bishop Griswold for sale,
price 10 dollars ..... ,.. = 49,. Oct q 1929
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
NEW GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

Huo juS1 tccei0ed, r 4;
A N EXTENSIVE sssorin in,eni OF F.9LL and WINTER
"a GOODS, Of the very latest ,mpor atoms
fought within the last week at the New. York Auc-
ioas tor Cash which he 10 enabled to offer ~ very
low prices purbssers may 6nd 1t AL object 10 give
him C II beio,e they buy.
Oct, .r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
FALL SUPPLY.
STEPHEN ii CAHOONE,

40, HAME sTRVEP,
TT IS Just received his Pail suppy OF Goods, (com-
IA nrising as al extensive sssortm.nt as can be
tbund ii ant ,tore in town) winch h. offers for SAFE
rs cheap as be bought any store in the state
o Pu. .chasers would do well ca oail and look, the
sssor ueni 10 too great for al advertisement
Oct. a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Paper Hansings.
JOB SHERMAN.

II" HdS JUSl fecefUe0,
G EVERAL hundred Rolls of French
~ aud American PApGa HAsGISos anu DoR.
CsRs. some OF them bought At auctions.
.3LS0-hn addition to his extensive assortment OF
DRY GOOD, and Groceries, he has just received
som Neasonable articles from Boston.
LfKEWfSE- Merino and silk plsid Hsndker-
chiefs stout Russia Darers 4 wide for l25 cts a
yard narrow do of v.irous kinds Oil cloths some
wide lni,a straw Csrpe,ings of q stout kind l'2
yard wide handsome Umbrellas: and variety OF
other articles numerous 10 mention in All adver-
Ose ment.
Nsypor' S0th uf 4th mo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20

FOR SALE, Ok TO LEI,
THAT pleasantly situated and well
knissed house in -Brosd-Sreet formerly owned BY
ua.s. sIEpuLS eurLa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Eos SALE,
rHI. White Hal! Farm, SC

u HE. White Hal! Farm, so called, sit
n uaed in Niddletown contsining one hundred
scres OF most excellent land. Said tain is holden
hv lease from Yale College, given originality for
S99 years the unexplred IN OF which 10 358 years
subject 20 All annual payne nt to said College OF I40
dollars The lease. hold interest in said Farm has
been assigned 10 the subscribers, by Ohper Wieh,man
Tor the benefit Or his creditors, aud vii be sold &C.
corIingy, private or public sale. Il NOT disposed
of private sale. it will be offered 1T public auction
aYn The 10Th OF March nex ...
purEEJ pEaRcE' } .a.ugnes,
Newport, Sept. lS, 1928.
4CLlCE CLOTHS ARD CASSI.
NdI,DI.C
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Cheap Broadcloths and Cas-
SlInGreS.
ISAAC GOULD,
NO. l76. Thames. .Sfrcef.

II ts just received from the New York AUCTIONS
the following NEW GOODS which he viii sell
81 very reduced prices for Cash, via -
broseic'o,hs from 81 2s TO 10 dollars.
Csssimeres OF various prices
Ladies Ciotbs-superb fashionable yes,inss com
mon ditto.
Double milled striped Csssmeres
Gentiemen's ismos.wool shirts and Drawers
Silk and Tsbby ve,veis
Scotch paid and csmb ct for cloaks,
Red, white and green Asnneis,
Drsb kerseys and MKT sa,tinets,
kich gilt coat and ve,t buttons,
Deaver gloves aud suspenders.
1LSo,
A lot Of cotton shiriegs. which will be sold very
ios by the piece. for cash.
Oct 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
Y Mon. Ih%fOlli.
INDlGO REUE. :,

HE Subscribers respectfully ,ipforms their
essesk and he pubic. 'ns ,ney hsve eesso,
All experienced workman at the coloring and finish.
ing Woollen goods of all descriptions will be fin.
ished in The neatest manner, the most reasonable
ternis. ....
... WOOL CARDING. ,.,,
Wool OF sil grades carded into rolls in the bes,
manner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
pioyers. t,'.
The following persons will receive and forward
any Articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANBUpE, and r; a ,.
ROBERT FRANCIS CARR, Newpors
GEORGE LAWTON, Tiperfsn
So JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry .r. .
They return their sincere thanks 10 their former
customers and solicit the continuance ot their ia
YOURS JOHN BABCOCk.
....,.,' '.. - MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth,. Jnns 13 .-.--. I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
s. II. CAhOONE..

WAC received a lot of American sh'r,ihgs which
II he offers for sale =, the very reduced pr'es 0t
zen cent, per ysrda'so. an extensive assortment VI
.sssynable Goods prOportionab'y cheap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
MI ICE.

ALL persons having demands against
~ ~. ..,,,. of JoBs RAsros. deceased. are
s,c.,,d m pre,en them q the subscriber. TOR set.
iIsmeat. AMI those .oiebted to mste payment.
JOHN ii. EASTON, ELegufor.
Newport, sept IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
REAL ESTATE

REAL rs IAlE.
1,HE subscriber offers for sale his Us
tate in Thines street. next south OF the Bficx
Market Il i, tao veil kaawn to need part,ea'~
desssip.laa assS~A "A'So'''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
VIM James Tilley,
30 II9, IhumeS street.
And No /, Custom House Court,
HAS lost OPENED

IN , JOo OTENFD,
"A complete assortment Of peiice cloths, from the
Il low price 9s the yd TO 2is-also, cassineres
that are good for only 5,3d yd and upw ards tor la.
dies great coats He has also opened very large
lot of orosdcio,h and among hem are drabs from Is
% 27s the yd for gentemens and boys great coats
Also jus opened. superb lot OF nneis, k.rseys.
plaips, h.izes, booking sa,tines psids, bonbaze,s,
bomoa1i's, popns shirtings. sheetinYs, pri..--
Ldkfs dsmask diapers. linens iinn and cotton
brio. null mui. aconet and shear muslin n-s'so, blue
aud black push, and a few nice black Ostrich ieah
ers Canton and Italian grapes. bonnet silks, buttons
&c. and III nv other articles too numerous to men.
tion, al Of which will be sold very low for Cash.
On a shor, credit ......
WI I. has also on hand, four pieces Of Kidder.
minister Csrpeting. which he VII! sell at cost.
Oct.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

No IA. Thames. street,
~ .sptcrFuLLY informs his friends
IL .nd he uublic that he has on hand all kinds
- noors nd snos,. sL,--h he viii sell as low as
All, oir ia to1n
.,i.o a. eheop-slI kinds Of mems Boots and Shoe.
,nauut.c,ured aud repaired Al kinds OF ladies
Boots and shues. by lynn workman. aprh %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
sRIsrEp AND PuBLIsHsp sY
WILLIAM SlyhONS,

HRIsrED AND PuBLIsHso
WILLIAM SLhONS,
rRIsrER or TaK Laws raK ysITsD sTArKs.
Terms Of the Republican.
Two dollars year--one hall an sdvance.
Price Of .idverts'ng.
One dollar and 6fty cents square, for three weeks
sndtwenIy.fve cents TOR escn publication after
smaller in the same proPortioa .. .'
~ Advertisements will he continued nH forbidden,
unless tn. term of continuance be specified.
ITJob Work satisfactorily executed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-20
MARBLE
MON u NJ l. n i S, r
K.AW SILK LONG SHAWLS.

IUsr received and for sale BY SPEPHE.wR n CT.
moo w.. an eegsn, assor,msn, Of Raw Silk
and v,ieatia Lodg 81. s's Geu 70 - doiitfs.
o. q.
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uimsfieGa S"ptm2s ~ ls" eeAts PR
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
DIED.


In this town. MIR. Edward IT. Ingrahsm, aged 25.-
Mr.. Abraham Tiiton, formerly OF Exeter, N. II. aged
%.
In Standish, Mr. Israel Thorn, Jr. ga child Of
Mr.. Abraham Tibbts.
In Hallowell, Miss Hannah Springer. aged &c.
In China, on the 18th inst Josiah Hacker ESQ. At
torney at Law.
In Charleston s. c. on the 18th inst. Mr. James An
derson, aged 3d. youngest of the late Rev. Rufus
Anderson, OF Wenham Mass.
In Exeter John W. Gilman Esq. the first and only
Postmaster Of that town.
In Bath, Mr.. John Hodgkins jr aged 4I.-Iu Hallow-
ell MIR. Nathaniel Getchel aged 26.-In Winthrop Mrs
Crissndia, wife of lchabod Wig Esq. aged 42.-At
Sea. Chaplin sampson jr aged 80, and Mr.. John w.
Blunt, aged "a, both of Gardiner-In Eastport Char
lotte, daughter Of Jonathan Bartlett ESQ aged Ia
months.
In Belmont. on the 10th inst. suddenly, Mr.. David
Poor.
In Knox. May 29th. Mrs Sally, wife of Da vid
Patch aged 81 years.
In Union, 18th inst. very suddenly Mr. Nicaiah
Gleason, aged so years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01

Gibraltar. May 3.
Pursuant TO Decree Of the Cories adopted in the
sitting OF The 30th ult il will be lawful during the pres
ent war with France, LIST. 10 send under the flags OF
friendly Powers national produce and manufactures
as also Foreign ones lawfully imported. from such
Spanish potts as are not occupied 4y the Enemy To
those which 10 their hands IDLY to send under
the same flags frem the latter the former all kinds
OF National produce and fractures but by no
means foreign ones ;-3dy. TO send both National
and toreign-the latter lawfully imported as above)
from the ports threatened by the Enemy 10 those
which are not occupied by them, il being understood
oy the word " threatened that the Enemy are to be
at least 80 leagues distant from them--The vessels
employed IN conveying prodace manufactures from
ports occupied OF threatened by the Enemy 10 those
which are not occupied shah be free from the ton
age dGiy and all the products merchandise, sent
oy the virtue Of this Decree shall if conveyed in Ma
tIona bottoms, be free from the Administration duty
Of per cent TO which will be liable those conveyed
in Foreign vessels.
Another Decree, of the next day grants the follow
ing pnyll ge 10 Matanzas, Trinidad and other Ports
OF Tie second order: qualified for Foreign Commerce,
IN tie island of Cuba viz-The dnties be they what
they will TO be levied Foreign Goods imported in
70 the ports Of Havana and Cuba. are for the period
OF ~ years reduced by 6fih, when the importa-
ton takes place through the aforementioned Ports of
the second, order. But if the Goods be subsequently
forwarded from these ports to those of Havana and
Cuba the NTH, taken off in the former. is be paid
IN the latter
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
NEW GOODS.
Elisha Ninton,

JEREMIAH GORE, Jr's Commission Store. is
j removed from No. IL to No. 6, OateIy occu-
pied by Mr.. DANIEL GILBERT,) south side OF
Long Wharf;
WHERE is FOR SALE
DlPES Cognsc and MarseiIls Brandy,
do. Holland and hhds & bbls Am. Gin.
Iihds. st. Croix and w. /. Rum,
Qr. Casks Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wines,
bbls. Genesee and Fredericksburgh Flour,
Chests and Boxes Hyson Hyson skin.
Caper souchong & Bohea TEAS,
Hhds. bbls. Brown Sugar, bbls. Ginger.
Hhds. and bbls. Winter pressed s. summer strain
ed sperm OIL,
Bills. Tar-Russia Duck--hhds Chalk-bbls.
Clear PORK,
Casks Palm Oil-Boxes soap-Mould and dipd
CANDLES,
lndigo-Bags Pepper Baker & Lapham's No.
CHOCOLATE, &c. &c,
o. CASH paid for CloUer Seed.
July /. Us. 3w.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
Yorkshire Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

At No. 5, .Nerehants' ROw, Middle Street
HAS just received by the arrival Of The Ship
Grand Turk, at Boston, f ON Liverpool,
2 cases, bloc and black Yorkshire
BROADCLOTHS and C.iSSIyNERES.
which may be had cheap by the piece or yard
Purchasers are invited to call and look at them
On hand handsome assortment Of ingrained
kIDDER.HIyNSTER C.4RPETING.
new figures. Also
An elegant assortment Of gilt and mahogany
framed
LOOKTNG-GL.ASSES.
Portland, July |, 1923. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-01
f1tRRTED.

In Sherburne, MaSs, Amos Nichols Esq. of this
town, Secretary of the State of Maine TO Miss Anna
Hill, Of the former place.
La Bath, Mr.. Joshua Emmons, to Miss Martha Fos-
term Phipsburg. Mr.. Pearcy Wyman. to Miss Ma
ry Tebets-In Winthrop. Mr.. Henry b. Farnham. to
Miss Harriet May In New-Portland Mr.. Ebenezer
Willard. of Palmyra TO Miss Fanny Dennis.
In Belfast Mr. Samuel Trip, of Prospect, to Miss
Lucy Beam Mr. Robert Snlart, Of Vassalborough, to
Miss Sally Bean 10 Belmont, Mr.. Stephen Mariner,
Of Lincolnvile 70 Miss Ann Worcester ofSeassmont
In this town Maj. Jonathan Moulton, aged 40, of
Scarborough 10 Mrs Margaret Plummer aged 40. Of the
former place.