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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18

Wy virtue 81 - decd OF trust executed 10 The
- subscriber ou tie 21lh jan, ie24, ny
sitlln W Bel, aud admitted Ia record ~ tue
eount, court clerk Office of Amherst, 10 Sc
en,,, me pa,pcaf o. certain sums of money
therein mentioned, shall sell nj public anc-
lion. on the premises, tor cash, on Saturday
the Sd day al July ueXt, (lS21) il lair other
wise the next ia,r day, Sundays excepted, all
tie said Sl,ila ". Bell interest IN and 10
4 certain HYact of i.and,
situated, lying aud being in the county Of
Amherst, aud adjoining HE lands oi l'enry
II Watts AID others, being the same Land de
vi,cd to her by her father Samuel Bell, decd.
Acting rs trustee shniI convey such title as
i. vested IN me by said trust, and none Other.
COR NELIU5 POWELL, Trustee.
jam H. W,dst3
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For Publishing, bVsHbscription, in The tomn 81
LyHcaOalg,
A ERIOD.C J JOURNAL,
no BE ENTITLED, rtE
1.XEEHANX ANGUS.


y hiS otG "hd ehf'Shfrhed @a't, 1hte
D he press Is GO ftbsfRiB encouraged, n -
Tnuiief u d@oatstmtnt aHd rfe't ana mere IS
adi 0ae piper detottd 10 literary PfSdHti'o" -
dsc'o'g t.e ,@porinnee Of such an ea"ohMmsH
10 The pubic, also dcianied by mot"eS 81 5eH,,
tho!ameni and improvement, me SUBSCRIBER ~"
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matted Ripdi1n, 10 APART a% patrons constant
sPPt 81 MffHf4 aH9S,ms"' ana i"IeHisth't.
Ia his sfofmg day OF poiHtcd contentious "hth
he pnb'ic mind IS constantly nEitdifd ~ me
aeai % party olhers, II 'etii Be pleasing Ltl1F-
atomic retire al fe'SFt rom me NOISY Columns
81 NE poiHtcat PaPtrs 10 ne cam an" P'drSJ"
4alJtc's ,oh'eh MdH M me literary 'ftshE-
Tie mmierJof he .ffg'" shall coHsi" % 'f,I'-
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ons, and ertfdets Jtom ihf mos rtie6taied P.-
Tf6Haeai Journals o. bf day and mere me en-
tor ,eoaid particularly inrite all men Of ioie"is
aud education 10 contribute their share Of n
naHsemem aud iadr"cfioa-trom me philosopher
Wh0 to"s az search 81 mature h'daeH treasure.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18

.Nandasine Naahin & Canton Grapes.
XSE are now npenng complete rs
w snrtmcnt of the above, all entirely
new patterns, aud low charged, for sale by
Mckee, ROBINSON 4 co.
June o. Is
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4 Vract OF MIND

in said deed mentioned, lying in the county
OF Bedford, on the waters of Hunting creek
il being the tract of land on which the said
McCluer now resides. Such title ms is vested
in tic trustees will he conveyed, aud none o.
fhcr. SAMUEL HANCOCK,
LAWRENCE McGEoRGE.
June Il w4v13
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E.URSU ANT to a decree of the superior
4 cour, al chancery FOR the Lsnchburg. ds.
trct, pronounced on the Goth day Of Msy,
llN24, ia the case al Rose aud others vs.. Pat
tcn aud Others ,thc undersigned Marshal olthe
CONT Will, on Monday the 18th day of July
next ii lair, ii not the next fair day ,soher tor
sale, 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
on a credit OF six aud twelve months, the
purchaser giving notes with approved endor,
scrs, payable al one of the banks in the town
of Lyaehburs, certain
.Vract oY PayceA Of Land,
Il ying and being ia the county of Amherst,
about one mile south east of Iynchburg, AID
Joining the laud. OF II s langhorne and 9th
crs, aud supposed Ia contain 80 acres.
u. b. NOOpaUN, NJ l.. d. G. c.
June II. tls Is
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top the i.unaWays !
April O., 1924.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber. living
4 in the county OF. tlslifax, Va, on Cataw-
ba creek, sometime in September last, two
negro men, PATRICK and FRANK. Patrick
is Of yellow complexion, though not mu-
Iatto, about 90 years OF age, about feet or
loncbes high, of pleasing countenaner,
aud speaks fierce when spoken to, carried eff
with him some very good clothing, Va two
broad cloth coats, one blue and The other
bottle green White fur hat, no visible mark
recoller'cd. Frank is of dark complexion,
about feet + or inches high, 90 Years of
age, aud ola grum look, and apt to push ont
his lips when talking, aud las a scar on his
left elbow, occasioned by Il burn, went of in
his every day garb, viz a negro cotton coat
and penIeloons. Any person experimenting
the sad runaWays aud delivering them 10 rae
il taken ont OF this state, shall receive the re-
ward of SloO, and II in this state, $50
JOHN CREWS.
Nav II. WOW 80
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.MaNSNait5 SAM.

n pursuance of decree of the superior
court OF chancery for the Lynchburg dis.
trict. pronounced vn the lsth day OF October
1929, in n cause therein depending, between
Joel Estis, plaintiff and 5nmes frentis and
Samuel Eobson defendants the undersigned,
marshal of the said court, will on Friday the
18th day of June newt Gf fair if not on tire
next fair day thereafter, Sundays eNcepieda
proceed 10 sell, ON the premises, ty way OF
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash,
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Also, one other Tract,

ing upwards OF 700 acres. On this tract there
are two settlements, on one of which is a
very good house, well flushed, ont houses,
orchards, a good garden, &C. and on the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&e. This tract also adions The lands of John
Shnllnm. Col. John AmAler md ntLor.
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H.A MORSE

of mine, seven years old GSc feet two or
three inches high, OF Cue pint, aud rcmarka-
bly, active for work horsr, was taken tcge-
lher with an old saddle broken behind and
new stirrup feathers The bride Wa old,
the bit designed for double rrins.
| hive no doubt but he will aim 10 pass as
tree man, having, it is supposed, stolen The
free pass Of Frederick Mason, under which
name am well satisfied he viii aim to pass.
viii give the above reward for the WIN
aud horse, Cor $40 for either il taken Within
thirty miles Of tai, place, aud delivered to
me. II beyond that distance, the same re-
ward aud all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr.
Halifax Court House, May -. Is II
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Two %egroCs,

one girl mud one boy, two horses, three COWS,
one yoarin, eight head OF sheep, M Give head
al hons, one walnut cupboard, seven pewter
plate, eight carthcn plates, thrce huwk, three
pitchers, lvco dishes, one clock aud case, three
tables, ono chest, one Trunk, two feather beds
and fnrnitnre, one cotton wheel one nuX
wheel, one loom, sis chairs, two pots, one
oven nnd lid, one skillet aud lid, two pair OF
plough gear, one mattock, four billing hoes,
one pnlr OF strHchcrs, two rloughs, one coul-
ter, two pole axes, one hogshrad ot tobacco,
TWO broad axes, one set ol beach p'ancs, one
set Of turning tools, together Will several 9TH
er articles named in the deed OF hnst, or SO
much thereof 10 will satisfy the debt aud cost
above mentioned viii convey such title as
Is vested in nae rs trustee, aud no other.
DANIEL ASllWELL, Trustee,
June IL. w2Wl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18
Yw.Nty DoAsars NewarA

DUNAWAY flom lhc snbsarlbcr ON Sum
day night, sd inst. my man LODE
RICK. lie is sleek black negro, III dnout 2 }
years al agc. lnne face tapering 10 the chin.
height is about feet o or 10 inches hrnad
across the shoulders, though rather Inclined
to be slender in body and limbs, li;f dress
not exactly known, hut II IS supposed that he
Ind on u roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantaloous, cotton shirt, aud smaIl tn hat.
lie took with him white cotton aud linen
shirt, grey cashmere pantaloons, saddlebags,
; On In. MI Ii a tl-lrl
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4 certain HYact oi i.and,
Notice.

10y virtue ola decd of,trnst executed 10y
- William Ashwcll 10 the subscriber, on the
22d day ol March, ls23, and duly recorded in
the clerks office al the county court OF Bed
tord, Tor the purpose OF securing a certain
debt 10 james ynch, shall On THURSDAY
the 9Th Of jane, ls2l, proceed 10 sell, AT
" illiam Ashwcll's In Bedford county by way
aT nnl,Iir auetiun for rnsh,
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One other Tract,

on the waters olBack creek containing about
5oo acres, all in woods,a small proportion on
ly of which is consulted tobacco land Of SUI
perior quality, but a considerable part might
be Justly denominafcd to|erahle grain land, it
lies ell, is we'll waterrd, and ahounds " it'll
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'Eyact or payceA 0f Hand,

lying in the county Of Bedford, on the south
side of Reed creeis, containing PSI acres,
more or less, being the tract ot tud conveyed
by The said Fists md wi.r 10 the said rlentis
GEO. BN OODSON, m. l. d. c. c.
May II. Itwid5
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= ESQ, Que other Yract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side hv
the road leading from Samuel Burks's, To
Watts Gap, aud the land, OF Richard 5. II.
lis, the Bethe! tract, and the lands of John
Camnl, dec. OF this tract there are cniy
about ID acres cleared, aud thai portion of it
is well enclosed mud fresh II is heavily tim.
bercd and well watered, aud contains IA large
quantity OF first Rate tobacco land ] his tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
Ii the above lands are not sold privately
before the 18th day of October, they will, on
that day he sold publicly al my residence
Persons who may he DESTROYS Of purchasing
il is expected, will wish to view the lands
They wall be shown al any time on apPlica
ton being made 10 the subscriber
~ Terms OF sale shalt be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER
February 90. 2swts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-18

Chiai2es, super and common
irish Linens and Dauask Table I.inena
Linen Camhrics and Cambria IlHudl.r.l;.1
Pateal steam and Power-Loom Shiftincs
Jaeoncti Cravats, figured anu cross barred
\ large assortment oil courtefpains md on;I,.
Elegant fancy and Plain Ribbons, oil ysf,o,,
widths and colofs
silk Flags and Fancy Handkerchief
Satins, Senshaws, Sarsnetts
Figured aud Plaid Silks
White and coIored hlatseiiles Vesfjnos
Drillings, Wilmington Stripes and NarLoo..
Buck, Md, beaver aud SILK Gloves
large aud extensive assortment of 81
shawls and IIandkercliets ~0''oh
White aud colored Gimrs
Leghorn and Straw Flats and Ponrots
Mems and Boys Fur and Wool Hal.
besi quality blue and willie Cotton Yarn
a" assortment oil Brushes, OF every Kind
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SPRING GOODS.

Northern uLoles and rim,
The EtabhshmentV Tie Subscribers: .4aoug ctich UT
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Y AA.NaHl.E l.lNNS

TOR N.YIE.
HIlE subscriber wishes 10 sell the fol-
Il Loving valuable TRACTS OF LAND.
a "A IL - ,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

These Indians own 4 vast hoiy ~ lani, m.
ing GA tho south side ii the Arkansas iiFer
commencing immediately below dis place
and extending ~ Tie Post un AfIansaa, cuui-
prisine several million 81 acres. great plF .ian
Of which IS represented 10 be arst Fate cotton
land. One 81 the first Wishes ~ macy nf Our
citizens. aud III hnuareIs w ethers who hAre
visited tie territory with d viea W emigraiing
10 &c. is for the purchase Of tie Qsapaw lands
and L vas generally expected that the Qaa-
paws we're ready I'd ceie them whenever lhr
government should "a disposed ID purchase.
Il appears. however, thai gbey arc not SET 10
humour Tor parting with their lands.
Shatrnesg. Dslai1areg, 6c--We arc highly
grataiei % learn, from Batesyille, that ths
latest accounts from the Indians On White
River. above that place, Represent liesn a.
perfectly peaceabie and sell disposed. aud
that they maustest ua14positiun to Hioles
the whites. THIS Is the more gratifying. al
we stalled onlY a short time ago, that these In
dams were assuming quite q hostile attitude,
and thai al attack was apprehsnded from
them
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
FALL OF LIMA

Capt Chaytor, Of the sch. Express, arrived
at Baltimore on Wednesday last in IA DAYS
from Jamaica, and reports, that accounts had
been received Il that place from the Span
ish Main, bringing information that Lima
and Cailao had fallen into the hands of the
Royalists Troops were collecting along the
coast, viz :-Carthagena, &c. 10 send by way
OF Panama to the south as fast as possible.
The Royalist force was computed at about
5000 men, being 1000 more than the force Of
the Patriots Another engagement was
shortly expected to take place--and fears
were entertained of the defeat of the Pat
riots. The British frigate Pyramia sailed
from Jamaica 3 DAYS before the Express, with
money, for New York, to touch at Havana.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
FROM DEMERARA.

GEORGETOWN, (Demerara,) May 10.
His Excelency the Governor, accompan-
led by his Suite, and a numerous relinue OF
Officers, aud other Gentlemen, proceeded up
the East Coast, this morning at 8 o'clock, for
the very iaudable purpose Of communicating
IN person with the Negroes in the lately dis
turbed district upon the subject of the true
intentions Of his Majesty's Government to-
wards them.
On Saturday last, at noon, an unfortunate
man Of the naIne Of Peter Beck, who had been
convicted upon the ciearest evidence, bv the
Honorable Court of Justice, Of having van
tonly shot Negro SiaYe belonging 10 him, IL
a state OF Intoxication underwent the dread
.fnl sentence of the law in front Of the Court
House, in presence Of q large concourse or
spectators
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Just RECEIVED AT No < MARKET
SQUARE, AiAiNf 5TRLET,
20 yds. Elegant i'ig'd Silks, At
lon prices
lCo IELiAS. ~ Is cenis
Black Figd SIX IIANDEERCHTFFs
Dark ard IigA GlNGHAAfs. 4 Great Variety .
RIBBONS, Great Assortment
Linen CAAlBRiC Hdkis ZEPHYps
tLAGG ard BANDANNA ldkfs hid
GLOVES
NANTES, SHAWLs, LINEN CAMBRICs
GmAi,sm and Muslin ROBES.
islaek and Cold SILK GLOVES.
sltk IA--ELS, various colours
ElarA Eomhazetn Fig'd GRAPES.
y bite and Cord CAMBRICs MUsLINS
silk. Cotton, and Worsted HOSE.
FANS SeeFsHckers Irish LINENS.
lPAltASOLS, UMBRELLAS Drill,n,s Wool
4 eaetts
&LhNITuREs rrenfh CAIIcOEs. IL 1 shil
ling peryard
200 III Known md Dleach'd SIETTINCs
and SlilRflNGs. al unusually low prices
iBEDTICks, STRIPES. aud CHECKS.
Coed Assortment a. BROADCLOIHs
/ CASSlNIFitF.S, aud sATfINETIS. yerv low
with Great Variety OF other NEW and r ASH
liONABLE GOODS, are offered very low II,
Cash BIZ
JESSE SAWYER.
Portland, May 10, 1924. 6w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

mepi oi ilir mHsier tp chuasr the nannfr ~ eof.
Fsf@Qn ihr time. toe lusnameai aud ..aaufrv
ui puniHhmrui i1 br inhi1iea Than nn Arhpun
was uHiaw ui uHlFts Hninwiaity uard lhuf theq
Dad fhe evidence before llem. and w ihrs r.ai8
hud from the ieslmuay eissn Char fbe rssd aaa
been unrtasonabiv neafea and bruised sfsfAnaf
cause, ar that shF had been materially iHfnrri
hF lhe blows. ftrF wuuid return " FrFairt nf
gHiAF--hai ihsi as gae thil3 io1l before them
perfectly recovered q. and ihat ~ bone is. or ~.
ef has hean hr1kea oa thn child iacH and na
medvinF prescribed HnI HHy notice tahrn WIZ wv
NJ the time IA ttey rnuid ana shai w w4s aHiy
Wholesome and necessary correction iaf iha
eiiiids disohedience, ard che support q govern
meet and order in school. lhtg mnuid and A
veflirt af agf EHtHg thAi the State 49, bound
40 coEyincr item beyond reasonable a0uht
thai tie child bad been unnecessarily abused,
beyond aii bounds 81 rthson, Otherwise fhrv
could nui rthdcFn verdict against ihc Defendant
tfat "a tHh4 i1it iiip raat aauht iu their miHAs.
They were bound ty iaw ID give their vgralui
Tor bis acquitted
The Jury then retired, and IN shnrt time r.
turned with verdict W. NOT GUILTY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

latest from FrGace.--kye have received the
Paris .h0niteur % May 10. The papers are aI-
most exclusively occupied by the debates WI
The Legislature Chambers. We end w news
that would interest our readers.
The Society Of Geography. az their late
meeting offered premium 0f three thousand
francs, as an encouragement N undertaking Y
journey in Africa, for manuscript and detail
ed description Of the ancient Cyronafca. The
author, 70 ne entitled I'd tha premium. must ex-
plore the country extending from Gle Madit-
erranean TO the Desert OF Barca. and from
the Gulf Of Bomba, on the east, 10 thatof ST.
ORA, On the west, determining tic geographi-
cal position Of all tile important places, cx-
aiming the ruins, the languages 0f the peo-
pie, preserving fac SMILES Of che monuments.
&c.-Ihe prize il % be declared M die FIRST
general meeting I'D 1926 The second prem
tum is Of 1900 francs for determining the dl-
rectIon Of the chains Of mo8ntains Of Europe,
their ramifcations, aud their successive de-
vIatons 10 their whole extent Tie third
premium is Of 1900 francs, for memoir upo M
the people Of the islands ia the Pacific Ocean
Four other prizes were offered for memoirs on
different subjects, to be decreed III the time
above mentioned -B0s. D.li. .lIs.
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Hard Hare.
CHARLES BLANCHARD.

No. 3, Merchants Roc, Middle Street.
IL As received an assortment of HARD
WARE, which be will sell low AT whole
sale or retail.-Among which are-Table and
Desert Knives and Forks T; Carvers Plated and
iron Table and Tea Spoons lind Ladies s. Ora
W Spoons; Brass and Iron Candlesticks Tea
Trays Shutters Butt, Table, Desk aud III
Hinges BrsSs Butt Hinges Screws Commode
knobs Chest, Till and Cupboard Locks /;
Scotch spring Knob Locks; Norfolk and Bright
Thumb Latches; Braces and Bits Chisels ;
Gouges Handsaw Files Plane Irons Soft
Irons; Hand, Back, Compass, Keyhole 4 wood
Saws; sad Irons; Weights Shovels and longs;
brass Andirons; Sickes; English Shovels.
Britannia Teapots Looking
GLASSES; Aoor, hearth, busting and furniture
BRUSHES. May 20, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

~ IN 'S~SRNN 81 Shtift ulOBlh traXrttCs
from Arkansas, 81 the mail Of Yesterday
They furnish the following articles :-.Naf
Intel
larTLE Rock, Nav 4.
The QHnFGw Indiaas.-Oyr village has
been cni':ened, for some DAYS past. by tue
presence Of all the Chiefs and most Of the
men, Of Tins Nation Of Indians. amounting NJ
ne persons IN all. WHO came here f;,r nv. ngr.
pose Of receiving, from The Acting Goveraor.
the Annmties due them for the two last wears
The sum due ne nation. amounting 10 $1,000,
was paid r. the Chiefs Yesterday norring. md
was Immediately distributed bv them 70 the
several families belonging TO The nation and
n the evening. nearly the whole party start
ed on their return 10 their villages. Drrinr
their stay here. thcy conducted themselves n
the most peacab!e and orderly manner 10.
WARDS or citizens, aud toward each other.
The Quapaws we're once a numerous and
wariike nation, bot, like most other TnIians
who imbibe the rices, without the virtues OF the
whites, they retain but small remnant q.
their former power, and number only about
90 souls They are divided into three vii
lages, each Of which i under an hereditar,
Ihiei-are remarkably Peaceahle and Quiei
race-Profess The highest respect and friend.
snip to- osr government, far their Great "a.
ther, the President Of the United States. aud
Tor the white people Eenerally--and speak
with much pride Of their neTer having she'd
ne blood 81 white man.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
NEW PIECE GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW OPENING ron s.t,
By EDWARD HOWE

* ',o. p MERCHANTS E0is, Middle Street,
DLACk, blue, drsb ana mixed Droad.
~ Iiol1s ana Cassmeres-striped and plain
Woolenetts-Moreens Rattinetts---cor1r,an
Calieoes--fne IA do-black and white Prints
-PTlnted Muslns-plain do.--fancv and uIaip
Camhrics-M Muslin Hdkfs--Jaconet Crayats--
Bingham Robes-Scotch and English Ginghams
Imitation Cashmere, Crimson silk and Mns-
Iin Long Shawls-Furniture Dimities-Lona
Lawn-Linen Cambrics, Shrtings, Dauasks and
Table Cioths-Plaid Cotton, do.-Fig,red and
Iwilied black Levantiue-black and Green Sars-
netts-Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.-Silk Vest
ings-black and colourcd Nankin and Canton
Crapes-Siik, Worsted and Cotton Hose-Eng-
lish Gloves-Paris hid do.-aiso-Bed Tickine
striped Jeane-and blue Derry--A large as
sortment q Umbrellas and Parasols, SC SC.
Portland, May
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
Fire and Marine Insurance.

THE Subscriber has been appointed by the
President and Directors Of the Common
wealth Insurance Company in Boston, their
Agent for this town and vicinity, for the purpose
OF efectng Insurance on Fire and Marine Risks
to any amount, not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars on risk.
am now ready to receive Proposals. and
make Insurance against Fire, on Houses, Stores.
and other buildings--also on Goods, Wares, and
Merchandise, and any kind of property. for the
owner thereof. The Company will paw al loss
es, however small, not exceeding the SUN insur-
ed
Insurance on Marine Risks win also be taken
here, at as low rate for the class Of vessels as in
Boston
Letters, post paid directed 10 me. proposing
Insurance, as well as personal application, will
meet with prompt attention
LEVI CUTTER.
.fgeRi for Commonwealth Insurance
Company, Boston.
Portland. June Q. 1924.