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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

, Pe,erl "a. IS, TO large and attentive
collection oil people, ca
While the tear of pity hiied every
Eye, solemn'!y was fl'c'e' on e'e''
countenance
From the 81. ouis Enquirer.
| IRON MOUNTAIN, IN MISSOURI:
This place is 10 " ''h'ne'on CON 10
this State. and is the most extraordinary
store Of iron ore that has YET been DISCO
vered in any counir'. II would mol pro
baby be transcending the linhs OF ruin
10 say, ,h.t j, would supply the world with
this useful miners tor a long PERIOD al
time. In appearance II bears strong re-
.emblsnce to native iron, and would yield,
on fusion, 80 or perhaps 81 per cent.
There are other places that have been
denominated iron mountains sucn as tbai o'
Traberp. in Snoland, and two, the names
ot wbi,h we do not recoleCt that nave
been discovered in J. land; but none OF
these can he comrsred wi he mountains
of Missouri, neither in point Tagn''ude'
nor in quality OF ere.
Nisa matter OF establishment that no
foundry has vet been established convent
emf TO This place; in its neighborbood ar:
many valuable mills. and there is evident
ly no want Of " ter power tor the apph.
cation of machinery. even ct The iarges'
construction. As there are few iDdiV'du
al. who could command the capital nece.'
sary to be employed in this business. "
would, perhaps, require company 10 car, =
nv into effecIu4l execution an enterprise oi
so much importance, and which could MOI
fail in being amply productive. Oi the
sue ess that " uld attend it, there cannot
exist doub and il is thought by many
intelligent per.ons, that iron, castings,
&c. might be exported advaniageoUsly E.
ven to places where they are DOW manu-
featured.
The peculiar quality of the ore Of which
,bis seci,on of country is the rich deposi.
tory is also worthy ct attention. ~ =
bIoon,sry. erected by Messrs. Perry ana
Ruggles, iron is produced OF qua"'5
greatly superior 10 any thai can De import.
cd, and is preferred by smiths, because II
is workei with greater lacIlI'', ana j.
found 10 possess, IN very high degree,
the properties Of steel. Axes piough
irons. and other implements OF hushsndry
made of tbi. iron, without any addition OF
steel. is found nearly equal to those form
ed IN th, or 'inary way
The iron monnfuan is frequently visited
by ,bp curious traveller. and by tho'e wh"
hav. contemplated drawing on ITS vasl
store oi wealth; and, at length II is stated
foun1 and other works, calculated to
hiring in operation the mineral resources
OF this district, are about 10 be erected
We do not vouch Tor the truth OF this state
mept, but better prospect for the invss-
ment OF capital is but seldom presented,
and there can be no doubt, that, il not in'
mediateIy, it will very soon be embraced
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
FROM NEW.ORLEANS.

Nrw YoRx, Oct q BY tine packet
brig Edward VIZ have received New Or-
leans oapers TO the ith inst. ~ lusive ne
civ continued remarkably healthy, and H.
deaths during the week ending Sept. gym,
w4r. only 81, being l3 less than occurr,
the preceding week. Only one death oy
Yellow Fever had been reported and n"
case Of this disease was known to exist.
Adyices from Natchez to Sept "a state
that no ne case of cpl iemIc had appeared
in that place tor the last four days. The
hoard of health were directing the usual
precautionary measures, preparatory Y"
The return OF The absent citizens. ne TO-
tai number in The place on the 18th, was
,scer,aned To be TEA.
Some Irlbsr particulars are given OF the
csvages by the late storm In the AZ
River country. the injury 10 the cotton Is
laid 10 be Inca,culable whole heids be-
ins laid PROSTATE. In Altakapas and Ope'
lousas. il wa. doubtful whether any sugar
would b- produced A letter from The Pa
rush Of st. Mary's says, some OF the sugar
houses are blown down, and others. IN
'' SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
NoRR,poEwoRk. (Me DC: i7-One
of the most distressing events which mas
fallen to our lot to record occurred IN
M,lburn on Sunday evening last. 10 ne
destruction of house and whole family OF
children, Eve N number The following
letter from gentleman in Milhurn, con-
ta,ns the melancholy Information
son Sunday evening last. between the
hours of and 9 o'clock, the dwelling
house of Mr.. John Whitman OF Milburn
was discovered to be on FIRE; and awful to
relate, all his children, FIVE in number)
persisted 10 the flames. The parents were
from home at an evening lecture. IL ~
supposed that the children retired early 10
bed and were all insehsible OF the dan
ger that awaited Them ill too late
'The scene was truly appalling; TO see
the bodies Of the unfortunate children, en-
wrap, in flames, falling from the chamber
INTO the cellar, while The parents. distract.
ed with grief, we're with difficulty sepf
from rushing into the fire. Their names
we're as follows: Betsy, aged 70; war
rem, 10; Mary Is; Orinta, II; an AS
cpn,th s years. Their remains were IN
erred on Tuesday in one grave. very
solemn and appropriate discourse was.he.
iivered by Elder Joseph Merrill, from
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
From the National Intell,genesr, Oet; q
ARRIVA OF COW. PORTER.

We are happy to announce the arf'V''
Of the u. S. GsIliot Sea'Gull' at the Navy
Yard in this city, on Saturday last. with
Com. PoRrER. Though long looked tor
and come At last. he was not expected at
the moment of his arrival. and so quietly
dill he land, that be vas nany hours safe
lodged in his mansion on Meridian HUI
before his coming was known in our part
ol The CIV II gives US pleasure to say,
though vet weak, sad Disabled in one arm
he NAV he said to b. recovered from his
late in1;sposit,on. All the officers ami
crow of the sea Gull are well.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
ARRIvAL OF THE sEA.aULL.

ARRIV All OF FtE SflA-0OLL'
. NosyoLK, Oct. 24--Tbe U. s. Steam
Gallo, Sea-Gull bearing the broad pen
asni OF Com. Porter, 1t. Comd't voorhees,
arrived here Yesterday about 8 O'Clock
p. M. and anchored of the Market wharf
She i. last from Beaufort, N. c. where
she put in on Saturday and sailed again
on Monday last. ". learn that she touch
I'd here "a tor a suppl OF vel, 4 sai'eo
again last evening tor Washington City.
She came up the harbor IN handsome
style, and az she passed the D snip,
J. Adams 4, Peacock, their 'shrouds were
manned, and three hearty cheers pro,
claimed the grathcaIion OF the otncers anu
men. al the safe ar ival Of their gaiian'
commander. Her arriving here unexpeGt
edly and at the hour when most OF .he
citizens had retired 10 dinner. prevented
as genera! an expression OF Joy as 70 'eH
bv ali classes OF the community, IN the ar
rival Of The meritorious officer respecting
whose safety so much anxiety has been e.
very where felt; but as many as we're ap-
prised of the approach OF the sea '1u'''
crowded down to The wharves, ana con-
tinued round OF cheering was Kept up
from the citizens and Shipping from the
time che came abreast of Town Pom, On
til she dropped her anchor of Newton s
Wharf, which was as promptly answered.
from the Galioi--li is deserving OF re.
mark. from the pleasant feelings wn'cn y
ipa pired. that by none was the ARRIVAL OF
the galliot more cordially greeted than oy
The British brig Commerce, Capt Burns
wing At Town Point Her colors were
run no. her shrouds manned. and th:ee
bearty cheers proclaimed the partic'ps ION
nt her officers and crew in the general Joy
expressed on the occasion
Il gives us sincere pleasure to learn,
that the con nod0re has entirely recover
ed. and with the exception of the soreness
in one OF his arms. before menlioheo' en-
Joys as q cd heal'b as a: any former Pc
Rod. His officers and crew he former
the same as already published from The
Savannah papprs) are all well
Immediately after he GaIlIot anchoren'
barre. from the Peacock and John Adams,
the N,yy Yard and shore with heir res
pec,iye commanding fficers and others
waited Oh the commodore with their con-
prstuat, M. and shortly after he was vi
sitet Nv the Commenting Naval OfhceT
ON this sta ion the Navy Agent, DC The
commodore, intending TO proceed 'mme'
diately e. Washington, declined coming
on shore. Had nis arrival here been ex,
peeled. we have no doubt that he would
have received The congratulations OF the
civil authorities, and other testimonials oil
respect, fron the military. &e
The Steam Gaiiiot saw several vessels
ashore, viz. schooner on Cape Haiteras,
which was discharging. and three or tour
others betweeR that and Cape Henry.
Com Hull. and P1rser Bea's, OF The
Navy, we're among he passengers in the
Potomac. immediately on his arrival. the
former paid a visit to Com Porter, on
hoard the S,eam-Gslliol The acci tena
meeting OF these distinguished officers.
must We bsen mutually gra'ify'"g--'h.
one returning to, and the other CD the eve
of departure, ON. q long cruise, from his
native country. loeoco"'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

London pa pels oil September 9Th, are re.
ceived by be British Packet. being re
day later than We announces yesterday
They furnish he following despatch TON
the French army
H Quarter, Santa Martha hug. 81.
At3ta> Z o'cio,k 'he FRO, sGero wa
esrr,.d w. great yigOT ~ s,sb' ct he
Dske "A. Eou e"e. lbe .D'"J bad"
hon, I5U men killed ana 2hU wounded
and We made 900 prisoners and TOOK ore
Ihan 81 pieces OF their Cannon ~ The ba''
,eri-s -PGrrs .Roniteur.
The TruCauerr IS stated 10 bp one OF
h. uurpns,s OF. the main land opposite a.
,i,z Its tall y no Otherwise n''eTial,
man a. il Gnriuishes in some degree the
..fficu,ty Of penetrating VIII fleet mic
the inpe, barber OF CaIiz. Suif,',n te.
tpucr> are ye' lett, however, n The bate
RES OF The city. and al The bottom Of the
bay, r. render anv such aiIenP'. 10 he
oar, of IL. French. highly improbable.
A report IS published, that the DUKE OF
Apyuuirn.e has decreed Ii. Corles 10 De
Outlaw.d
The cutter Active, has been ker IN al.
remptriig TO run ou' OF s.; Sehs-iIsDs u
is said she was bounH to London ~ pro.
cue assistance. aud bad "D hosGo les.
matches from the Cortes to the Spanish
minister at LONDON.
The re are in,imstIsn' hat BsIlas'eTo',
since his cspruIatIon, nas done nO'b"s 10
meyer IN. views of tse French, ann that
they ar obliged to watch his conduct u
is said that hl, detection was known 10 Tue
Cor,es, with whom he still Keeps up COZ"
respondence.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
FROM GIBRALTAR.

NEw-YuRK, Oct 4 - he orig Cyprus;
Cspl. Cha id OK whIch arTlv'd al Ros IN,
on Friday last, from The MedItprrao- -,
passed. Gibraltar Sept :S, and spoke 'rg
Em-'ln which tell ;har port the precs.
dug evening tor Boston ana sas m,orn.
Ell tn .t the French had taken Tariff, #
IS probable ii C4dlz mad surrendered The
commander OF the +. would have mrnmn.
ed il. (PaHadium.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
GREAT PRICE TOBACCO.

A single hogshead OF Tobacco, from the
nlan,a,ion of Mr. Johnson. OF Frederick
county. Maryland, was sold IN George
TOWN on rhursd,y last, At the enormous
price of Frfu Dollars per hundred ast'shE
So nuch tor care and attention in The cul-
,iva,ion OF the article. Five or SIX hogs
heads of guilty somewhat less ex1e,,en'
,old.at an average OF about h,rtg dofsars
ner cwt which, Heaven knows, lsprIce
enough tor this singular luxury. lis'd'
ws,r CHESTER. pa Oct, ss.--Huz.
- for West IsllcwEeld! A stalk Of Buck
wheat. This season. grew on the farm OF
Nathan Price. 10 Westtsllow field, which
measured eleven feet in length, and pro-
6ured nine thousand four hundred and tor
ty.two grains! Weslfailow field against the
State. Tor stalk of Buckwbeat.
The neiyhborbood of Baton Rouge suit
fered considerably by a hurricane, which
occurred about the Goth September, he
fields presented melancholy scene; Ten
ces and crops Frustrated to the gr"unu'
and cotton in many places pulled up oe'
yeral planters consider their crops 'o'aiiy
lost.
Mr. Chantray, the celebrated sculptor
al Pimhco, near London, is now engaged
in pre- pairing colossal statue OF WASHING,
TON, which he hopes to complete, and
send to Boston, within the next year. Mr..
C. was selected some years ago, by presI'
dent West and Washington Aston, esq as
the European artist best qualified to exc
cu,e this work but his other svocations
would not permit him to undertake it SOON
er. The sums paid ~ by the inhabitants
nj Massachusetts, amounted on The LIST vi
October instant. to IA, 789,0t dollars. :"
thai there will probably be ample funds to
complete the pedestal and Other sppsnda-
ge,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

Sates 10 meet the grand convention OF de,
iega,es in the city Of Washington on the
9Th OF November, on the subject OF the in
proyemeat OF the navigation OF the fo'o'
mac.
POTOMAC AND OHIO CANAL.
The following persons have have been
named Delegates from Jefferson county
Virginia. to attend the great meeting 'ooe
held here on the 9th OF November, VIZ :.
Hi,amL Opie, Daniel Morgan, Bushron
G. Washington, Braxton Davenport, '"hn
Peter. Andrew Kennedy, aud HenrY o'
Turner =,
Ameetipg was TO have been held at the
Cour, House m jefferson county, in me
S,,ts of Ohio. on the 20h inst. Tor the
purpp.e of appointing Delegates, or taxing
sucb other measures as may he deemed
most advisable for the furtherance ot 'his
.rea, and important national Improvement
The following very liberal and en- ,gh''
rne1 sentiment, in regard TO TINS sun,ec''
!, from the Eastern Argus, printed a rnr,'
lane, in the State ot Maine: Vat fntet
1.-THE citizens of Washington have held
a msetng and passed resolutions, inviting
The inhabitants Of Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania, and Ohio. TO send delegates
IN meet at Washington 90 the 9Th ct No
yemher next, 10 make arrangements to-
cnnSrructing the coniempia'sd f*ni,
aud to neti,ion Congress aud their respee
tive Legislature. to aid in facilitating the
work. 4 canal which should open com.
municatiop from the Ohio to the Seat OF
Government, and facilitate 10 the inter
course between the Western St'tes AMI the
Atlantic. mus, be Of immense advantage
TO the country, and we hope an object SO
grand and important may be accomplish
ed
LOUISVILLE, (Ky.) Oct. "a road
fror Cleaveland. on the bank OF Lake
Erie. 10 the OHIO river, will be laid out
tbs tall II has already been located from
N, month nj Yellow Creek IN the Ohio,
20 New Lisbon. and contracts have heen
made for completing that part which has
been surveyed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
POTOMAC CAN Al.

The Lew Court OF the county OF Alex
andria, al their meeting on Friday ias''
anpointed Christopher Esale, Jacob Nor
pan. and Amos Hereunder, esqr'. dele
Ss,es TO NEE, the grand convention OF de-
jega,es in the city Of Washington on the
9Th OF November, on the subject OF the i'm
proyemeat OF the navigation OF the Poto-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. s5.-Captain Pas'
tor,ous, OF the brig Borrell, from Trinidad,
on the alb October, of MsrieI, took from
the scLr. Ida, capt. Gaul, the captain aud
crew OF the sloop Hector, from Washing
ton, n. c bound TO Jamaica, when
had been abandoned at sea few nays be-
tore. The Ida. spoke on The B1h,ma
Banks. The scbr Caroline. Capt mar
nan, OF Ptilsdelpbia. tor Alvsrado Csp'
GsuI saw in sight Of Marie ir'gae, sup
posed the John Adams. and schr. sup
posed The Sophia, Capt. Hampton h'n
this port bound to Avsrado.
Extract of a letter from Vera Cruz, dated
September Is.
"For several days past there has been
much alarm as to hosiIlities between the
Castle of st John and this city. Anan
progress rapidly 10 rupture, ana We
think il probable that the port OF Vera
Cruz will be closed by the Mexican 60
yerpnent, and that Alvarsdo will become
for a time, place OF business
A writer in the London Morning
Chronicle, in answer TO comP'si"'s
made against the French government
respecting its missions to Spanish A"e'
RIGS, makes tho following observations,
which losses some interest Tor 'hS
American politician
Undoubtedly it 10 . fact th'''''
Count de Lsndos was appointed oy no
Government Of France TO inVea'eS'1,
and mako q report on the P0'i.'t''
state of South America. The truth ~
the appointment VAS made tor '"o
Count; he wa son.iD-law to the Jun
Of Mon,morency. and when this gen';s'
nan was 10 power, he, like most MINI"
tors before him and since, wlshe' "
provide for his family; no place 'ma..
diately offered, 80 this vas made +; nG'
apart from the little history Of W..
family transaction. and looking 81 J"
political aspect, what is there alarming
in its Have net The United States '''>
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
TO the Honorable Justices of tie

Court Of Common Pleas, begun and holden
al Portland 1Dithin and for The County
Of Cumberland, on the second Tuesday Of
December, "A. d. 1899
nUDLEY CAMMETT, Of Portland, in the
~ County Of Cumberland, Gentleman, re-
spectfully represents, that he is interested aud
seized in fee az tenant, in common with other.
persons TO him unknown, of a certain lot of Land
situated in said Portland, and bounded as follows
viz Sontheasterly by Fore-street, southwestetly
y land belonging to the heirs Of jobs Thurlo
northwesterly by land Of Stephen Waite, north
erlY By land Of said Dudley Cammett, and north
easterly by land Of Stephen Tskey and Lemuel
Weeks. That said Dudley's share or proportion
OF said lot i undivided seventh part thereof
and that he is DESTROYS Of holding the same ia
severaty. RE therefore prays that, after due
proceedings had, his said share may be divided
and set of to him in severalty, pursuant 10 the
statute in such case provided.
DUDLEY CAMMETT, by
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Jr. his .aHit.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

AZ Court % Probate held Portland within and FOR the
county o. ca nbeTland the hrd TuSsds, Of January
10 he OF our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
tire ''
IoRN W. MELLEN, administrator OF the rs,ase of
= orge Pierce, late Of North Yarmouth IN said
county CENT MN, deceased having presented his 6r,t
aecoun OF adm istrstion OF the estate Of SKID deceased
and so Peti of the vidoyg OF said d<ce.std for an
-nowa G onr OF his personal estate:
ORDERED rsaS the said administrator give notse 70
an Pc Interested " causing copy OF this orer 10 be
pub shti three weekS suoc.ssivriy in the Portland
prit ed said Portland. thar they mag .nnrar ar y -
oate Cour 70 be held said Portland he thin Tuesay
o. February next AZ TN OF the clock the forenoon ana
shew nse If any hey hav why rh- sane shonId
ALLOW ed mi granted BARRETT POTTER. 7UDCE,
Atrue copy sttest-Horsto Sonthgate, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11

At Court OF Probate held Portland within and for rh.
county OF Cumberland rhe third Tuesday of J.m,rv
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and tyerrv
three. -" A"S"0y
EDMUND PRATT, Administrator of rhs .s,ats or
- Abraham Mitchell. late of FreepoTt in said eonn-v
ssom ~ dee ssed having presened his second ~
admir- irafior ot the estate ofsaid drerastd:
ORDERED, That the said administrator rive no4;r. -
all ptrsons Interested by Causing copy Ibis order RI
pubished three weeks successfully IN the Portland Gazette
printed az said Portland, THAT they appear a.
bate Court ia he held ssd Portland on the thr5
day OF February next. Of the clock the Forenoon
and she~ eanse, ii thew have why the same .h1ni
not be allowed RARRFTr p0Trrp 1-I4'u
true copy attsst-Hcrstio southsate, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
FRESH TEAS, &c.

nom Chests & boxes of) yrr
A@ - Souchong. Hyson 4 H. A.
Skin, Young Hysou & Tyson
rs casks and barrels Winter pressed and Sum-
mer strained Sperm OIL, warranted ne W and su-
perior quality; 5 quarter casks Old LIP. Madeira
WINE pipes best Old Sicily Madeira do. !: 5
quarter casks Lisbon and 10 Dr. casks Malaga do.
pipes Cognac BRANDY.
pipes Holland GIN,
hhds. ST. Croix aud Jamaica RUM.
bbls. Old Allegheny WHISKEY,
TO barrels American GIN,
10 hhds. N f. RUM,
hhds- & 25 bbIs ST. Croix,
& Muscovado and boxes Sugars,
Loaf and Lump
90 bags COFFEE,
p casks and 40 boxes RAJSfNS,
III jars fresh Malaga GRAPES,
SO jars fresh OLIVES,
l20 bits. ANCHOVlES, OLIVES & CAPERS,
100 bottles Pepper SAUCE,
10 casks New York CHEESE, first quality
10000 5000 A saaana nnd CIGARS,
~ bags fine blown SALT.
so boxes CANDLES,
drums, trails and boxes FIGS.
Casks Zante CURRANTS,
Drums Sultaua RAISINS,
Boxes PRUNES; bis & bags Enelish WALNrJTS
FILBERTS ALMONDS aud Peacau NUTS
FOR SALE BY
JOHN cox. !. NlIppLE. STREET.
WHOLESALE 8, RETAIL.
Oct. 90. OG)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
n. CRAM a. co.
FeRE-STKEkT, HEAD LoNG.WHA

FeRE-sTREET, HEADoF LoNG.HHkRB,
HAVE FOR SALE
CHESTS & boxes Young Hy- TEAS.
~ son, II IN SI in, Souchong - So aig.r,n,
and Bohea csrgoe..
Hhds. of Il. Croix and Wndwsrd Isihnd RI NJ,
". L. RUM OLASSES,
Pipes Cnghac BRANDY & Holland GIN.
Pipes, hstf pipes and quarter casks Sicily Madeira
WINE, entitled 10 debenture,
F Ppr, and f1 ssias casks L''''" WINES,
Hhds, tiercss and bbls. Erst quality winter and
summer Sperm OIL, Cat Boston prices,)
Casks OF fresh Malaga and Smyrna RAISINS,
Muscatel do. in boxes II half boxes for family use
Bbls American GiN-W HISKEY-Co rdials,
Cherry Rum aud Cider Vinegar
Bbls Of Mackerel-casks Of R;ce-Aum,
sulphur -Ginger--Salt Peire & Copperas,
bags COFFEE-Pepper-Pi mento-blown Salt I,
Benares 5UGAR-boxes White Canton Sugar,
Chocola te-Starch--Ca ndles-bales Cotton,
Cotton Sbeetings, shirtings, Warp & Giughams,
tbs white and brown Sugars loaf & lamp do.
Casks cut & wrought Nails assorted sizes,
Boxes by 9 and By 10 Glass, various qualities.
Kegs twist nnd fig Tobacco. various brands.
Logwood-Redwood-N Cloves
Loriliari's Snuff English and American Shoyals
German, blisterrd and cast SteeI--bar Iron.
Ssii-Pullock Fish-SosI Leather &C. &c.
.Aiso-% general assortment Of
Hard s. HoIEow Hare.
Nov 26 1922. e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hereby gives notice, that be
he contemp'ates rsnloging from this town
He therefore requests all persons who are iudeht.
ed to HIM either by note or acc unit, to make
payment on or before the first day Of septic mber
next, as he will be aunder the necessity of leav-
ing all demands which may then remain due and
unsettled with 40 Attorney for settlement and
collection.
He also requests those who have demands
against him to call at bis dwelling in IL
low Street, and receive their pay.
He likewise offers TO rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it beng two story,
in good repair, and very convenient for family.
Possession to be given in the month o. September
neyt.
He wishes to hire two three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the HIHtag Business ia
his FaEtory at TOpsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, June 9, 1922. uf.(
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-11
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE Trustees Of Thornton 14cudsn1y offer FIR
- sale one half township of valuable LAND,
situate Bear NoossheGd Lake, in the county Of
SomePset.
The land = not inferior TO any in the State,
and will be sold 90 long credit, satisfactory se-
curity being made for the payment.
Any proposition for the purchase thereof NAV
be made by letter (post paidJ to che subscriber, at
SacO' II. II. GREEN.
January 3, 1928 6W