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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

AT 4 Court n PFobaTe holden az Portland, within
and FOR Tie County ~ Cumberland On fhe frsg
Tuesday Of March, IN the year Of our Lord czh-
teen hundred and twenty four
nm The petition of DANIEL COBB. Admirisfra-
Tor Of the estate % Benjamin Morse. late az
Thompson Pond, IN said County, Yeoman. deeea-
scd representing that ihe personal estate VI Fail
deceased IS not sufficient 20 pay the Just DEBTS
which ne owed az fhe lime Of his death. by the
som q ninety six dollars ara ninety eight csniA,
aud praying Tor icencs to sell and conYe, 70
much q me real estate Of said deceased a. may
pa necessary ior tHe payment of said debts and in-
cdental changes, and charges u admiuistraticE
Ordered ihai the petitioner give uotcc faers-
oi 40 the heirs Of said deceased and 10 MT persons
interested W said estate. by causing coy W hS
order TO Be published 10 the Portland CaEeue. min
red IN Portland, IN said County, three weeks Soc
cessigely prior % the first Tuesday u April next
that they may then appear az Probate Count. g
Pc bed AZ said Portland, Al ter O'Clock IN che iore-
noon and shew cause, " any they have why Iha
prayer Of said petitioner Should not BE grated.
BARRETT POTTER Judge
true Copy. Att Horado southeats, Rez.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
.t6tltp8 Oot'5
CELEBRATED
BILIOUS PILLS,
AND
BITTERS

WTILL he kept constantly on hand by
w MERRILL 4 MITCHELL, at the head
of Union .Street-Sole Vendors for Portland.
and lis vicinty-and will be sold wholesale
and retail. People ia Town and Country are
invited TO call aud purchase.-As Medicines Of
this nature ought never te be imposed upon
the public, beyond their actual merits, we
leave it 20 recommend itself-snd only insert
the following certificate by DOot. CLARK, Of
this town
TO THE PUBLIC.
| have used the above named
PLLs and BITTERs, for a number Of years
both for my family and IN my practice as a
Physician, and knowing heir whole compo.i'
liion, hesitate net 70 recommend, and do re-
commend them to the public generally,
Throughout the United States, ~ the safest and
aicst useful medicine to De kept in every fam
liz and used wheR similar Medicines are
neCe ssary and proper-Ssaisring men should
never put TO sea without them beg leave,
with due difference, 70 recommend 70 al re-
gular Physicians, that they make use Of them
n their practice they being ~ my opinion,
the best composition 81 the kind ior common
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland, (Maine,) Oct. 1928.
The above Pills aud Bittsrs are likewise for
sale by Deac. Caleb Marsh, Bsth-EbeneEer
Hilton. Esq Wiscsssett--and George Dam
9TH, Esq. Marlborough, where physicians
and others may obtain a supply on reasonable
terms.
To guard against inpositicps all the direc-
tons after tina date will be signed by
Brown SIMPSON, the Proprietor.
ThonAstOn, Oct. 1888. f.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

al prices that cannot fail to please purchasers.
Feeling sensible that many OF his Brethren,
knights Of the lapstone) viii endcavOr 10 per
suade people that il is impossible that work
OF the FIRST quality can be afforded al the above
mentioned prices, he viii assure those who NAV
favor him with their custom, their work shall
be made Of the very best Of Philadelphia or
Southern Stock. and il style not inferior 70
any in the place. should any Of his work
prove not equal 10 what il IS recommended, the
purchaser can have the privilege Of returning
or receiving proper deduction. Every favor
properly acknowledged and as much panctuali-
~ observed, as the nature Of the trade viii ed
nit yanuaFy "a, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

THE following PRIZES in the FIRST
CLASS Of the CUMBERLAND AND OK
FORD CANAL LOTTERY were All sold BY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
POETRY.

From ne NsE (London) MoniAIv yAapariu,
BEAUTIFUL BALLAD.
IN iedy buy these budding how'rs.
r OF am sad end wet and weary -
gatnef them ere break az day.
nhen All was lonely, stiil and dreary.
And long I've sought 70 sell them herr
:. 10 purchase clothes, ard food, and DWELLING
Tor Nalours wretched orphan girls .
fooF me and my young sister Ellen.
An those who tread LIES thoruless way,
:, ~ fortune golden sunshine basking,
May deem my wants require no aid
Because my lips are mute. unaskinp
iney have no heart for woes Ike mine
Zach wsrd, each look, Is coId-rrneIlipp.
Vel once a crowd Of Aatt'rers fswnd
And fortune smil a on me ana Ellen
On buy my howers, they're fair and fresh
- mine and mornings tears could keen than
Tomorrow sun shall see them dead.
Ana shall scarcely live 20 weep them
fet inns sweet bud, If nurs d with care,
soon INTO iuliness would be swelling,
A.u h"fiar by some een'rous hand
30 might my little sister Ellen.
shes sleeping in the hollow tree,
Tier only home--its leaves her bedding:
Ana I've no food 70 carry there.
-, 10 soothe the tears she will be shedding
~ shat those mourner's tears which fall
That bell which heavily Is knelling
ana mat deep grave, were meant Tor me.
And my poor little sister Ellen
When We in silence are laid down
: 10 ifies last fearless, blessed sleeping
no tears viii fall upon our grave,
save those OF plying Heav'n's own weepinp
epSnown Wev iiy'd, unknown must die,
no tongue the mournful tale ~ telling.
VI two young, brokeB-hearted girls
foor Mary and her sister Ellen
NO one has bought OF me 70 day.
And night i now the town oershading,
ana "a IKE these poor dropping flowers,
Unuoueed and unwept am fading
Ny soul IS struggling TO be free
ioathes is wretched earthly dweIlinal
My limbs refuse 10 bear their load
On God protect lone orphas Ellen.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

"a Court Of Probate held AZ Portland sriisin ard
for ne eotsnfy Of Cumberland on me first Tues
Day n March. ~ he year of oUr Lord sigh-
teen hundred and tlBeRh four
Il ~ the petition Of Samuel Merrill, Jumr. admins
TRAITOR Of the estate 81 Luther Merrill late w Fsl
mouth IN said county. Housewnght, deceased,rspre
senuug that the personal estate Of said deceased Is
not Sufficient 70 pay the just debts. which hn owed
ar IRE time ~ hrs DEATH by the suD w eleven hHn-
dred eighty dollars and thirty four cents and praying
ier license % sell and convey 40 much Of ihe teal
estate q said deceased may be necessary NV Wv
payment OF said debts and incidental charaess OR
DhhfD-I That The petitioner give notice thereof
70 the heirs Of said deceased and 10 al persons IT,
teTested ~ said estate, by causing copy Of this or
der 70 De- published IN the Pouland Gazette prnisi
W Portland, n said County, three weeks successive
iy prior 70 the hTst Tuesday 81 April next thar tsy
may then appear al Probate Court 10 be held
a said Portland. AZ ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, u any they have, why the prayer III
said petitioner should not he granted.
BARRET POTTER Judge
true Copy Al. HoEto Soutbsate, Reg
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4f Court gf Prostate held AZ Portland nitaim
and toT- ~ county ~ Ctsm5rrians oa Hs frtt
Hesday y .MarcA, n ne year cf oar Lerf,
eighteen HUNDRED and hoerfv four
HANNAH POPE, widow VI JOSEPH POPE. ixia
Of said Portland, Merchant. deceased. having
presented her petition for ~ allowance 10 her oHi
q ne personal estate ~ said deceased ORBER
EA'- bat the Administrator give notice % Il
pe sons interested BY causing a cspy of this 1Ftaf
10 Pc Pabhshed three weeks surcsssigely in fis
fofuand Gazette, printed a. Portland. thar iissy
.lay appear a Probate Court 10 he held a SAID
roItisnd On the FIRST Tuesday w Apnl neKt ~ ian
y tne cock 70 TIE forenoon and Stew czase. ar7
Asg nave, Why The same should not he erauhae
BARRETT P0TTER. JaaEH
true Copy, Au Horauo southzais. Rsg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

VIZ Court ~ Probate held ~ Portland b.ithin aHd
Jor tlc county Of Cumberland. on Hs arsi Taesasg
ef Aarch "a ne year Of our Lord sialhsa
hundred 0Hd hcrnfy four
pHINEHAS MORSE. OF Thomson Pond. n al
County, Guardian Of Eliza NOISE and VIII
lam Morse Minors, and children and heirs of Ben
lamin Morse, late OF Thompson Pond, Yeomar.
deceased, having presented bis petition for an al
owance % said Minors, out Of The personal estate
81 said deceased, (the of said deceased being
insolveni' an5 their being no widow; ORDERED
That Che said Guardian give notice 10 All persons
interested, by causing a cory of this order N w
published three weeks successfully in the Portland
Gazette, printed AZ Portland thar they NAV appsar
NJ Probate Court t0 he held nv said Portland m
the hrst Tuesday Of April next. Al ten of the cIocR
in the forenoon, and shew cause. if any they have
why the same should not be granted
BARRETT POTTER. Judre.
iruo Copy. Au. Honto Southgate, Reg.
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More Neio Goods.
GEORGE HILL,
SECOND CLASS
Court-Strset, nert to The " Cheap Store

HAS JvsT RECHvED-
.STRTPE aud plaid Silk Black Florence
- and India Lustrings Green, White anC
Col ored ditto White and Slack, Plain anc
Figured Lace Black and Green Italian Grapes
leila, Merins, Satin, aud VelyeteeR silk Hand.
kerchieis CaliCoes "A Cambria ditto Cling
hams Figured, Corded and Check Cambrics
great variety plain and fancy figured Muslins
Linen Cambria Long Lawn British Cotton
Dimoties Patch FurnitlTes White and Col
ored Cambrics; Imitation Merino Long Shawls
Grape Shawls Black Silk Crayats ; Linen
Damask Diaper; Crash Gimps Cords
Braids Ribbons Insertion Trimmings SILK
Kid and Beaver Gloves Bobinett Laces Thread
Edgings Tapes Combs Spool Cotton Nee
dies, &C. &c.
--4LSO-
American Shirtings Sheetings
.Ginghams Bed Ticking Checks, &c.
&c. AL cheap for Cash.
Portland, Feb. 81 1924.
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BOOTS e SHOES.

+. VI keeps on hand q general assortment 81
ientlemen. Ladies. Misses and Chilhrens
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

TT subscriber hersbg gives public n1trg ~
an concerned. thar be has tsrn 6aiy apeoie~.
M ana tsken upon himself ths trust az m Exae-
1tor 1f the last viii And testamrnt W. BENJA~
III MAhSTON, late Of Falmouth. 10 ibe ceassg
~ ~afnoeriand, Feuman. deceased. b Eieinz tuN4
M tne AN directs lie therefore requests ai pas
ems who are indebted 70 tie dscsaFsdz cFm.s
SAKE immediate payment asd hhase whn tafa
tny aemandh IheFson 70 exhibit fhs sama fa ha
.snsni 70 EBENEZER MARSIVH
Falmouth Januagy 6. ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

[In addition 70 the above there
will be constantly kept on hand good
assortment or BOLT IRON, Tor vessels zee
all kinds Of Rods and Plates, and Hoop Iron.
.Also-AA kinds Of STEEL, viz.
Cast steel-Bl istered, German, swedes, II
bars and tabs, with good assortment o.
ICROBARS q PLOUGH MOULDS
Country Traders that deal in this article
may fnd il to their interest TO call and pur
chase here, 10 preference 70 going 10 Boston
as they may save the expenoe Of their journey
CE3@The above will be sold for CAsH, or 81
liberal CREDIT 70 those who purchase 4
sell again.
or Customers can Be supplied as usual
Portland, Sept. %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-04
Eighteenth Congress.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, April 26, 10.

1fPtII
Mr.. Johnson, Of Ky. moved that the hour of
meeting for the Senate shall be 10 O'clock, un-
I'll otherwise ordered, NIr. Smith thought the
great number Of bills which had been received
from tue House, aud referred 10 committees,
would require time for the sitting of the com
mttees, and il would be inconvenient for the
Senate TO meet at an earlier hour than eleven
o'clock MIR. johnson made some furtbur re-
marks in favor of his motion. The Senate dis
agreed to the motion.
Nineteen bills from the House of Representa-
uycs were twice read, and referred TO appro-
pirate committecs.
A resolution offered on Saturday last, by Mr..
II. Johnson, of Louisiana, was again read and
agreed to.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-04

.Nr. Crawford AND myself, more than twelve
III ,uths before my examination by the committee,
! mad asserted the 81 ne facts substantially 10
himself.
ITD be continued in our nczt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-04
TIE TARIFF.

committee of the whole, the bill from the House
of Representatives, to amend the several acts
for imposing duties on imports" together with
the amendments proposed thereto, by the Com
mittee on Commerce and Manufactures of the
Senate.
The first was upon agreeing to The insertion
| the following proviso:
s'Proyidcd also, that tie provisions of this
act shall not apply TO, or be enforced against.
importatons of goods from ports or places cast
ward Of the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond Cape
Horn, before the first of November next ensu-
ilg.n
Mr.. Dickerson and Mr.. Lloyd, of Mass. OK
! planned the object of the amendment; and it was
agreed to.
The other amendments proposed by the com
nittec, are, to change the duty on 'sQuills =
from cone dollar per thousaDd,n aud insert
''twenty-f five per ceutum ad valorcr';n to change
the duty on estates and tiles, for buildiug,n from
half cent each 'to twenty-five per centum adj
valorcm;" to strike out the contemplated duties
on filbyrts, pine apples, oranges, lemons, and
lines; to impose con all window glass, impor-
ted in plates uncut" the highest rate of .du tics
imposed By this act, on any imported window
glass; TO insert tic following exception-''ex-
cent patent adhesive felt FOR covering of ships
bottoms. Which shall be admitted, free of duty,
until June J0th, 1867
These amendments were severally explained
by Messrs. Dickerson, and Lloyd, of Mass. !;
and were all agreed to, by the committee of the
whole.
Mr.. Mills then moved to amend the bill, By
striking out the following clause: "On iron, in
bars or bolts, not manufactured, in whole or in
3art, by rolling, ninety cents per hundred and
'welYe pounds weig't.n
Mr.. Mills supported his amendment, at con-
.idera5le length, by showing the great irnpor-
.ancc ofthis article 70 ali cl1sscs of the comrnu
1ity, from the humbIest lab1-cr up TO the plan
Ter and the merchant. q, lie commerce and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-21
pom Jv.n, 6y lord B,ron.l

FRO" The i,So los; cmtc. Don joan, 6y lord i,ronl
lhe following description of church attached To Nor
an ABBEY co"t"ins Seat poetic beauty sweetness
glorious remnant II the Gothic pill.
(shie yet tic church Rome stood hal ana a
In giani arch, which once screened many an aisle
- tbe>e last bad disdpptafe,i--a lOss to art.
Tue hrs, YET townd sGperhiy DER the soil,
anu kndl.,i feelings IN the ruug hest heart,
which nOirhd Tie power 81 times or tenn. 81 mare a.
!" s"si"g on that Venerable area.
within niche, nigh TO il, pinnacle,
."sNc ss'nts hiG once ,ioOd s,mctiled az stone;
oI, 'ltse had ialltn net when the friars trii
on' IN TIE war which struck Charles tral Sis tbr,ee
"neH e"ch tpusS Wa. f1risiies--:,S tell
-, ne annals oi tili u,!.uy a iiue vudonr,-
Tue salid"t cavaliers VITO fought in yaiu
r"' 'nuSe "l1o hne's not 10 resign orie.sn.
la. ~ higher niche, alone, but cro..u,d
,-tnr virgin Math-r nf tie Ciud born eh;ii
"ttr her Sun ia hec h-sse,i arms look ii round
sPste1 by SOME ehiuce when all beside was spoiid
=, 4 az n'.l lee s''Prr'ttinu, " eah or viii,
bnt even Tue isntt,t f.ies nf Sbriu..
vi my worship, wake some ihol shIs divine
mighty ~irtow, hollow in the centre,
- S0"n az ~ GAS ~ iInnsaud cU,urinps
4u""sh Mh.th 'he IrSpen'd go les once coald enter
~ ''it's i'u"i u t'.r SI"-lilIe seraph's wings
s"w N''~ns All drsoiat-; .uui, no y fain,eS'
.r ne i"ie sweeps 10 iietSork, aud Oft slug, :
! ne "NI ins sntiisn " Acre the Sileucrd umire
N'e "'n Vaelr naienjals qIench'd iiA. are.
o., ~ ia noontnie of tie noon aud ,yi.e,,
Thu. si, n, ",nsea lr"I one p'in' uf heaven,
y, 5 n"' ici--a Ming accent driven
A",orsh ''e huge arch, ~ire soars and s.,Ls agan.
=, 'e"'ne hevii IA bi, lie distant echo yiven
h%eA To- Tue night wiut 10y tne ,v,.tv,ian
a'd A"'"onissd ny TIE u.d clor.,l .al:-
O'he's, THAI some Orisnal shape or form
SHaPed ~ decay ptEc.anrt, hath given t,, ,ou,e,
IT, u ',ss .h'i bal OF i'leunHn stati-, wuIia
in Ssspts Ga! s,io harp al tS-d hour
~"'"is greg run, with voice 10 charm,
.r '7d0' put s%ient os"-rPs DER tIse anu tower
81, use hun's hhlSTor cII solve; out such
e'se' i've he"'d ''i--"nce perhaps too mach.
Ain"i,i thc court Gothic fprttain playf,l
aheTichi' but derhd ~lf-cai wings quaint
S.,"'St Iacv>, like To inca in mas at.,,ra.ir
- hit mere rerhtPS a nunster, tiere a saint:
sPf'"e eu,h Il ilIo' gran mouths, al granite made
r <Sii spar eu mo basins, where j. peat
- ~. i'''e torrent ia thousand b,.,ui..s
Line 'nA''' '"n gsoiy =, and has saiuer tr0u6ies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-21

BAYoSNE, Dec. is.-The regular cousi.s
has brought letters from Madrid of the Iith.
The Journals are not interesting; there is no
political intelligence. The Prelaies and all the
Eccleslasllcs who are at Madrid. have, il is
said, presented a petition TO the King for the
re-establishment of the Iuqu;sition. The
King answered, that he was not yet auiho-
r'zed to do It by The powers and by the Pope.
from whlchw might infer the desire ofduine
it, The Duke OF San Fernando has been
banished 10 his estates, for having refused the
embassy which was offered him. The corps
OF Vneseda, II seems, is going To be disband-
cd. The troops of Lueno, which were at
MADRID, and looked more like band of rob
oefs nan soldiers, have len the capital IT is
stated from Alicant, tia, tisoug!, the capiiula-
tlon says there Shall be Freucb garrison. the
Spanish General Srmpere VIA command.
which displeases The inhabitants. General
oenpere has placed piece Of cannon at his
gate, ana neser goes without an escort of, ca
VARY. Accounts from Heres de In Toptera.
oil me 3D. say that the two parties ;-e contin
uaNy engaged, all over the country. The
oonsi"u'ionaiists arrest, plumber, and kill the
i'"es, VINO lake ,heir revenge when they
are IN force 10 Patriots were lately ,al.sn
aud SHOT, they died crying "The Consti,u-
ton for ever" The Intriguing parly exert all
thsir efforts at Court, to prevent the King
rom ISSUING an amnesty, 90 which, however.
he does not seem 10 think any more. Tina
the new Monarchy, from which something
was hoped, viii do nothng o remedy the evils
mat cypress the kingdom.
ODESSA, Nov. Ga Letters from Constan-
un0pis dated the 18th, coptain news. which
WAS NTH expected, on tho situation of affairs.
me Di'aa has recovered from th. alarm
winch TIE conference with the monarchs n,
IZrrn""iiz produced, aud has returned to IL
" q course, so c0Diormable Ia the Otto,,an
chalacier. The desp.' IN which Lord Str,n,r-
tof'i iecei'ed from Lonson dated Ortoher !,
contributed 10 this change of conduc, nm ~
part oi the Porte. England apue,rs 10 20.
gard her obligations towards the allied nov
eTs, IN Us iaras relates 10 Tue concessions oh
tanned from the Porte in the confrrene. of ,h.
2V'h august, as completely fulfilled. Tn.
DNan seems Gus, WINGED that Lord Siranrrurd
'w'H no longer r'incr the same zeal to iodpc,
me for'e tn conccde othrr points still in dis
l"'t az fnr example the evacuation of Mai.
uavia and Wallacha. The Austrian iniprnun-
81" presented II pressing note on the subi.ct nj
nat evacuation To which the Refs Efl.ndi Re-
p'ltd ia an evasue style, on The 7th inst. r.
- possible that this reply may displease the
C"u,t al 81. Petersburg. and curiusity ispx-
cited TO learn whether NJ. de nlinzisk; viii
continue his journey to Consiantinople.
Journal dts Dtba.s.
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NOTICE

NOilGE.
a ~ persons having claims agf1ast BAIT DArfpRIncr
"ecea'ed requested to bring Them for1a,t 49,
IVY authenticated, ~ arrangements may be n,nde a. Az
ebafgs Them and al those Rho indebted re- rs,
20 ischafFe their respective baiauce as no fortfr id
genre viii be given TyNSTALI BASKg az, l.uul
Jan. ~. sS-im with his wiz annessS
z virtue Of deed of,Fasi executed 10 the s,r,;l
= Oy pt Hgllam ard wife, bearing date the I5b
~ 20 enu GUY recorded IN tie Office ofthe ustins
p.se proceed % ,t ioF ready money the premises
~ ~ O'Clock on The 25d day Of Fsbrnry NEXT Inn III
known property, The EAGLE TAvERS In he ei,v g
neu'ong ADO the tenement neSf below the said FsOis
,;, ~ e under which The subscribers will sell i
'''e as 70 vested ~ them by aid deco q truss
n 40 WI. DAkDRIDGE,
Zee - os-lds WI. DAkKETT, trustees
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AFRiCA-AMEKICAN CoroNv

""'' " tnc c"iohy, and others, OCCASION
"' shipments hence OF small assorted rar
eoes oi provisions might be profitable. Trad.
,ie 'Y"'"y was IN Januafy, when the FL
deity sailed, constructed by war be,neen ~.
SoOfos and the TOutahs bu, a n,nra a,,s,;n; '
Gus states of affairs was anticipated.
The ten Blacks, whom the United S,.,a,
government permitted 10 return. 10 their ma
1--WE country last October had all. throi,rh ,h..
care OF our Agent, and Richard Vyiikinsor
the interpreter, reached their rcsnar,;v.,
homes, The fathers of three of them 49,,
trading at the settlement when The E;tL,'.
arrived out. Their mutual 10y NAV he I'M.
glnrd more readily than described.
we are further informed of a singular no
cuIIcnce concerning another of th. len. a.,
'.e'r 'ahuins al Inc colony, this man in,nedi
aie'y me. naive, who had come down from
the interior To trade, and who was tn. 49,,
person that had sold the now liberated No..
as slave. He had captured him in ,y,,r 10
asreeabJy to custom, sold him as his az, - nrn-
perty and now las soon az CONVINCED tha+
The Tree man, dlSclaimrd all intention of rs,
SenSe) accompanied him home. Bait. f. Goz
BUENOS AIRES AND MONTENEGRO
Files oftbe Mercantile Gazette of Rnenos
Ayres 10 the esd OF November were renewed
by the Editor of,he NatioOal Gazette. pill
dtlphia-thry Contain Official reports ofs.v
raj SINAI! actons fought with the Indians WI.
1t appears lad become Troublesome an tb,.
frontiers. '"o
On the 10th November, vessel arrived =,
BuenOs Ayres from Monte Video. win ,b..
intelligence OF the critical situation 10 ,,h;cb
the MOnievideans were reduced Inv th,. nIar
OF the commander Of the Portuguese tronns
to eyacuate The place. The CabIio. ar do.
mestc authorities, had tried in vain 70 obta;o
from him promise that he would stinnIa,,.
that the place should be left under their 90
vernment To avoid being consigned 10 tbe
yoke OF the imperaIista of Brazil, they ppopo-
sed To put themselves under the nrotecIion of
'he government Of b uenos Ayres.
This proposil!on was well received NV that
government and submitted 10 the Ho1se If
Representatives, whose prlncipal members
coniended that It might be accepted and nc
cuniary aid be sent 10 the Monteyideane III.
out affecting The negotiations pending between
Buenos Ayres and Brazil. When th., G,vn,ra-
bic dispositions of The Councils Of Ru.nos
Ayres became known at Aonteyideo. tb.
greater part OF The Portuguese officers and
troops, who were liberals, declared .g.ins, ,be.
uss'sn OF thelr commander. AfFai,s remain
ca IN this situation at the latest ad,ices. Funds
We're expected from BuenOs a yres To SUNNY
the troops with bread, The raiions of which IA
been stopped from The perjury of the exchs-
qner. Desertion, which had reached an
farming height among the native soldjerv. the
volunteers, ceased as soon as il WA ,ndsr-
stood that subsidies were TO be expecied frn,,,
Buenos Ayres. ''''A'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-21
CORN, &c.
w Dave three hundred bbls. CORN in the Doek.
10 tons bar iron

10 tons bar iron Ni
8 dc. country steel
10 bales cotton yarns
70 bbis. loaf and besf family SUGAR
500 casks cut nails ami
80 gf Freeborn's Patent Plou0ts
Feb 1881 unoCK n ,s ~ ne potable notes.
70 employ in my family the town of Ala
nr;vS. ssniugIon county Virginia, young ladv az p
Plfs.e tiofess, who j. well qualified 10 teach fbs ~
,uu p'eheu languages and music To such one vuiII
r. ssa'g Of SIX hundred dollarsand & nd her Nm board
Insi lOoni hte' candles, washing, &c She gill . -
o. ,he eaucaiioa Of my daughter aud receive The ss"
I,,..-,, o. hitANCIS SMITH. .