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The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

day Of her birth He was born IN 1896, IN the
reign of William III.
At Delnies, near Nairn, in the 104th year cfhis
age, John Reid, supposed 70 be the Oldest soldier
ia his Maiesty's dominions, hay,ng entered the
service in the I'd battalion of the Royal Scots 83
years ago. His first encounter with the enemy
was in l743 al Dettngen, where the British, ,un-
der the command of that gallant Scotsman, the
Earl Of STAIR defeated the French with immense
slaughter. In l745, he fought at Fontenoy. In
1916 he fought with his regiment al CUlloden. In
1749, he was one Of the storming party at the
murderous encounter at Waal,in Holland, where
his regiment was nearly annihilated. His last
appearance on the field Of honor was in 1853, on
the heights of Abraham. His strength was such,
considering his great age, that he scarcely passed
a day without walking three or four miles: and
to the day of has death, he was able, without the
aid of glasses, to read his bible, which afforded
him exquisite delight through long course of
years.--L0n. aGp.
In Newyork, Mr.. John Crookes, Et. AZ, one Of
the proprietors and editors Of the Mercantile Ad-
vertiser.
In Worcester, 28th ult. the Hon. Edward
Bangs, First Associate Justice of the Circuit
Court of Common Pleas for the Western Circuit,
Et g.
In Norway, on the 23d ult. Mr.. Lemuel Shed,
instantly killed by the falling of timber while
gagged in raising building g.--On the 25th ult
Dea Jonathan Cuney, aged 81. He lived es-
teamed by all who knew him as upright,
honest and pious man, and his death is deeply la
mented by all those who consider moral integrity
and religious purity as the most exalted traits in
the human character.
In Paris, very suddenly, Lieut. John Robinson,
aged AZ.
In Falmouth, Mrs. SARAH, wife Of Mr.. Robert
A. Merrill Aged Al.
In Winslow, Capt. Nehemiah Getchell, aged
"a. Honest, enterprising and benevolent.
In Starks, Mr.. John Dutton, aged 80.
In Readfeld, Mr.. Samuel Judkins, aged SO.
In Anson, Mr. Elihu Williams, aged 90.
In this town, Edward d. Homes, aged 7
months, son of Mr.. Henry Homes, Of Boston, who
with his wife were on visit here.--Funeral this
afternoon, at o'clock-from the house of Doct.
Aaron Porter.
Drowned--In Hallowen, Mr.. David Stuart, Of
Gardiner, aged 43.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
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Tuesday, July 7, 1918.
The Fourth of Llu.

On Saturday last, the AID anniversary OF
American independence was celebrated in
this town, with the usual demonstrations Of
Joy and festisiiy.
AT II o'clock the citizens and such as were
present from this vicinity assembled at Union
Hall, and after partaking of a collation. pre-
pared 'Jr the occasion, a very large and res
pectabe procession was formed and moved
TO the Rev. Dir. Payson's Westinghouse, es-
cored by the Rife Company commanded By
Capt CHADWICK, in the following order--
Selectmen.
Orator and Chaplain.
Members of Congress of the Z. s.
Members of the Legislature of this State.
Judicial Officers.
Officers Of The q. s. Army and Navy.
Strangers.
Citizens
After very feryent and appropriate prayer
by the Rev. Mr.. NICHOLS, an elegant, chaste
and classic oralion was pronounced by Ma
TBASlEL DEERiNG, Esq. 10 a very numerous
and brilliant auditory.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Religious Celebration.

The Forty second anniversary OF Ameri
can independence has been celebrated here
with unusual decoum and unanimity In the
morning at the previous request of number
of each of the religious societies In the town,
well adapted and well received discourse
from Exodus, xii. IA, was delivered at the
Meeting house of the first parish, by the Rev,
THOMAS B. RrPLEY-a copy OF which, we un-
derstand has been applied for, for publication.
Prayer, (tervent, and suited 10 the occasion)
BY the Rev Mr.. TAYLOR.
To observe general attendance of the sew
eral denominations OF christians could not but
be pleasing TO all who are disposed 10 cher
ish a unity of the spirit in the bonds OF Peace
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
CLEAPAECEs.

The Tythingmen of Portland, through the
medium OF the newspapers, would remind
their fellow townsmen of the laws which pre-
scribe there duties. They are carefully TO
inspect all licensed houses, and inform of all
disorders, or misdemeanCurs committed in
them and also Of all such as shall sell spiritu-
Gus liquors without license. se.--They shall in
form OF all idle and dsorderly persons, pro-
fame swearers, and the like offenders. to the
end that they may be punished. They NAV
enter into any OF the rooms or other parts Of
an Inn, or public house Of entertainment, on
the Lords Day, and the evenings proceeding
and succeeding and they are bound TO see
the laws carried into effect, which are intend
ed to prevent unnecessary travelling, labour
business, work, amusement, or recreation on
the Lords Day. The Tythingmen hope this
brief notice OF existing laws will be sufficient
TO prevent the commission of any offences,
enumerated above, orsdiscribed in the laws !;
but while their oath Of Office permits them to
use discretion and judgment, il solemnly en-
joins diligence and fidelity in performing their
duties. Complaints have been lodged with
the Tythngmen against collection of young
men on the Lords Day, at or near the corner
Of the street leading 10 the Methodist meeting
house ifpersisted in, efectual measures will
be takeu to suppress it.
COTTON B. BROOKS, Chairman.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
rcoMMUsrcArED.l
Young GentIemen'S Celebration.

The 42d anniversary Of American lndepen-
dence was celebrated in this town by compa-
ny of young gentlemen, at Capt. l.. .MOody's.
A national salute was fired at II o'clock. At
1, short, but elegant and patriotic Address was
delivered by JoHs ANDERSON, Esq. which was
received by the company with loud and reitera-
ted applause. At they partook of a sumptuous
dinner, prepared with elegance and taste by
Capt. Moody. AMERICAN principles, and de-
sire to honor the illustrious fathers of our INDIE
rENDFNcE, we're the only prevailing sentiments.
After the cloth was removed the following toasts
were drank.
l.. The Day-May he that honors it be honor
ed, and may the American that would forget it,
be forgotten Of his country.
2. The United States Of .4nerica-FREE,
SOVEREIGN, and INDEPENDEET-bc thy glories
unriyalled and thy duration eternal.
3. The President IF the Uaaited Statss--The
peoples choice, let us all respect him.
A. Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison
.monroe-Show us a succession of Kings and Em-
perors Of equal virtue, talents, and patriotism
with these republican worthless, and we will ac-
knowledge that monarchy may give happiness
TO its subjects.
S. Governor Brooks-May he maintain the
dignity of his office.
g. The Jitdiciary--May we never see the err
mine of Justice soiledby corruption, or the foun-
tain of Equity poisoned by party spirit.
2. .4griculfltre and Manu- fdctrsTes-The bone
and nerve Of our country, indispensable to ha-
tional independence.
8. s4naerican Commercially prosperity at
tend it SO long as the nation exists, and may its
g star spangled bannerS' forever wave trum-
phant.
9. Good quarters and double rations to the
surviving Vetrans of the Revolution.
H.
and advance the rights of our country.
Ii. The People Of South .4meyica-Emb
"a the cause OF LIBERTY-may we shortly hail
ihem Republic, Free, ,Sorereig7l and Independent.
70. The Sons Of .MaiYae--The next census viii
evince their patriotic exertion.
i3. The Daughters Of JIatne-Like their nat
riotic grand-mothers, may they annually add
strength to our country.
"a. Our Cgton-Ihe main prop of our LIBERTY
May the love of one always endear TO us the
preservation of the other
Is. Those lcsaltty eitissns Of Portland. whose
apathy is so apparent on this occasion. ma, well
say, GoodpeoPle all pray DO NOT sesep.
re are not dead, buf--FAsT Asleep
l6. Our Nary-Nlay il continue to increase as
long as we have tree in our forests. or a far to
defend it.
IL. Our .army--Whenever our country calls
for its services. may it be in its defence and NAV
its valor then shine rs conspicuous as at platts
burg and New-Orleans.
49, Party sPirat-May it forever sleep, and
may We never forget that charity demands from
all honest men the mutual allowance for natures
infinite variety of thought
10. May each return ofthis day still find our
country rising in the rank of nations.
20. The Ladaes--Yrtue their helmet, beauty
saeIr uniform, and the insignia CT Hymen the lau-
rels Oftheir victory
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
BATHING.

T1HE Bathing House, adjoining Maj. Days Dis.
L tlery, back Of Cumberand,street, is open
for the accommodation Of visitors That the
Warm Bath is relaxing and debiitating,n says
Doct j. g. Coffin. of Boston, F" s prevalent ..
pinion, though nothing is less founded in truth
when the bath is rightly managed.
The idea has arisen from msapplication OF
the BATH and the want of that discrimination which
distinguishes between the use and abuse Of good
thing, whose natural and constant tendency, in
this instance IS sooih the sensations and to raise
and invigorate the powers Of The body, and Of The
mind. Portland June So
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
OLIVER S. HARTSHORN,

At the sign cfthe Boot, lhidfie-Street,
II AS Just received for sale, large assortment
a IL Of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens
Md, Morocco g. Leather Shoes,
Of the most approved fashion, manufactured Of the
best mate terials
Likewise--Gentemen' Pumps, fine Shoes, Boots
&c.w warranted good.
DP Ladies Kid and Morocco BOOTS.
Several cases of American Waterproof HATS
cheap, durable, light and handsome.
An assortment Of LASTS, Of different kinds
SHOE1IAKER'S TOOLS constantly on hand.
Varnish and Italian Paste Backing,
OF al excellent quality, for sale as above.
A few dozen ELASTIC R44zOR STR 4pS Of
Q superior quality 80 any heretofore in use.
o. Wanted TO the obove Business.
Two or three Apprentices who can bring good
recommendations for their sobriety and moral hab
its: Those from tie country will be preferred.
June g 6y
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
(PTAKE NUTICE. N

IPTAKE NUTlCE.eCO
Real Estate to be sold at Auction.
At S Mcclellan and 7. Fletcbsr's Office in
Portland on Thurfday the 18th day cs
September next, anie5s previoujQy said at
PrlUate Eale,
THAT well known and valuable FISH T6ND
on Ba'ieY's I1and IN Harsiweh now occueied
BY EDWARD INcRAHAM & Co. con ainiag ,welve
acres of Land, with the DrUsng Bos,s, Bara Stars,
FJS bos's, Sbsj, Ciaern,, YsigBf, and Ssaks Hssd-
BsrSsD'- Splitting f0bs., S5s Ge
ALS0-Ths Wharves, Dock and all the privi.
iegssshereunto beicnging-Flake Yard. &c
plan of the preniies may be feen aud condi,
tioas made known. which will be liberal. at the
time of sale. For information inquire of the a.
bove named Aussioneers or Of JOHN RoWB, OF
Lifhon.
June esd, 1918. Hswl
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Several Volunteers were piysn.-the fol-

Several Volunteers were given---the fol-
lowing oaly are recolected.
The Ora or Of the Day-MaS the principles he
has this day advanced be supported by every A
merican.
May patriotism, science, and liberty, ever pro-
tect, adorn, and endear our country
The Dey-If our fathers are lost to the spirit
cf'76, the young have yet In DEPENDENCE, and
q disposition to celebrate its glories.
Our .SOldters-May they ever be ready to sup
port with their cannon the just claims Of their
country.
I" Peace and honest friendship with all nations,
entangling alliances with nonc.'
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
FON. , ~ tIf1 q
JOSEPH H4RROD,

Head Of EIthdRge-slYe@t,
- -AMorG WHICH ARE
CUPERrINE W. Of Eng. BRoADCLOIHs,
Fine and low priced ditto.
CASSIMEREs, an assortment,
g.. & al Cambrick PRINTS and CALlCOES,
7-8 & A-l Irish LINENS --MUSETSS, q va1 1ieiy,
al 6 6 plain and corded CAMBRICS,
Black and coPd SINCHAWS and SARSNETs,
Superior black LEVANTINES,
Elegant Merino sHAWLS- Imitation do.
Maxim and Canton Grape SHAWLS,
Elegant RTBB0NS--India BOOK MUSLIN,
1 bale 4-s Water Loom SHIFTING,
do. 78 DO. do do.
Factory GINGHAMS and STRIPES,
Flag, Randanna, black and plaid silk HAN'KFs.
5.a superior black BOMB AZINE-with great
variety Of other articles. be sold cheap for Cash
only. If July 7.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
J. BRADFORD,
TT EXcRANGE-STRRET,
4 Il AS Jun received an eItenhvs afortnnsnt Of
MiAenary and Fancy Goods

AMONG WHICH Agx,
Fine Leghorn and American Straw Bouue's--
Artificial Fiowers-a variety of elegant Ribbons
rich CarnituFe do --bel black Levantine-whitc
Luitring-p'aiu white ssttin-black and white ok
Cloves kid disto-eegsnt Lace shawls, Wells and
Haudkerchiefs-faney ELK Handkerchiefs-ight
and dark Calicoes and Giughsms--mournipgd do
Cotton Canbrica-Dmoties--L Lawn--Pocket
Handkerchefs--Cotton Laces--. Chenille Cords,
Trimmings, &c,-st the loweR cath prices
or MILLENAR1~ BUSINESS
attended to as ufcsl, and every order gratefully
received. July Z.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
PRIVATE SALE,
At b. c. Attwood's Office,

Head Of Exchange Street,
a cafss fraw BoNNETS
pipe Naples BRANDY
seeond baud CHASE and HARNESS
60 bufhels white BRANE8
Cafe Letter PAPE2
2 do Foollcap do
l2 casks Connecticst FLAsK3
so bags double boiled SUGAR, OF hyperion quail
ity, for Families ufe
All which will be fold very cheap for ca(h or
approved Notes.
.ALS0-S fhares in the Horizontal
WINDMILL,
which is now in complete operation, and manu-,
faciures excellent Meal. June SO
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
DIED.

In Gortnagally, near Dungannon, (Ire.) John
Wood, farmer, 1Tt. l22. His wife died about two
years ago, Et. g.. He was 42 years old the
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
PORT OF PORTL 4ND.
Entrances and cleardnces at tie Cusiom- House.

EHETuTIctS uHu CteuTd7tcVS az ne OuSElm-HUNSt'
ARRIVALS.
June 80, ar. sloop Union-Packet, Polleys, from
St. Andrews-July 2, sloop Caty-Ann, Blanch-
ard, from Boston-sloop Messenger, Porter, from
do.--sloop Joseph, Stanwood, from do.-3, sloop
Olive, Drinkwater, from st. Andrews--schr. Ira
der, Knight, from do.--4, schr Planter, Dyer,
from do.
CLEARANCES.
July I, schr. William, York, for Lubeck-2,
schr. Fame, Crowell, for New York-3, brig Bet
sey, York, for ST. Andrews-schr. Active, Waite,
for Norfolk-6, schr. Decatur, Cushing, for Phi
ladelphia.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Sale at Auction.

On SAIURDAY Y MKT,
AZ ! O'Clock A. NJ at The Houle of Capt DoE,
7tnajs The Furniture of said houle con
filing OF
Beds, Bedfeads-Sofa, Secretary, Look
ing Glasses Dining, Pembroke and
Dressing Tables-Carpets-Brass Fire
Sets Chairs = Kitchen Furniture, &c.
S. sMcLELLAN7
Iuly7 r. FLETCHER NAAS -
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

AT GAINESVILLE, Ohio, a man named Joseph
Teat, is arrested, charged with having muir
dered and thrown into the river, man nam
ed Thomas Enoch, formerly Of Lincoln coun-
~, District of Maine.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
Sales at Auction.


THIS Day at II O'Clock A, N. at IKE Hots
Of .Mr. BEsJAaIs BUrEAs, Cun5erlan9-
Street
The FURNITURE in said House,
CONSISTING Of Mahsgany sidebaard--Sec
~ retary--Sofa--Card,, Dining, Pembroke
Dressing and Work TABL ES-fancy and com
mon Chairs--Brass Fire esetts--Carpets--Lo LookiHg
GIasses--Beds-Be -Bedsteads-Crockery and Glass
Ware--kitchen Furniture. DC. &C. sc.
A London made Piano Forte.
Also
At l2 O'CLOCK
A lot Of LAND situated on Cum
berand-street and measuring 56 by 90 feet, with
handsome two story DWELLING HOUSE
thereon well finished aud pleasantly situated
now occupied by Mr, Butman.
The House may be viewed previous to the day os
sale, and conditions made known by applying 20
s. MCCLELLAN, I A,.s..
June 23. T. FLETCHER, -'A'' =
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

A, Philadelphia is exhibited boy between
a and years Of age, who weighs liz los. 3
feet inches high, and 3 feet round the body,
10 inches round the thigh, and above i2 a.
sound the calf OF the les. lie is active and
;ntelligent.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

Mammoth Hog.--The following are the di-
-nentions Of The hog recently brought from
ireland, and now exhibited in New I ork
Length of body, 8 feet inches height,
feet inches grth, feet 10 inches weigh
ing about 1860 pounds.
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07
.1LO0---7f SO"eF7'' u'1OT VTIIOFaI q
Groceries, HoUow &" Hard Ware

Among which are, best Of German MILL
SAWS, English ANVILS, VICES and SHOv-
ELS, by the dozen or single--an assortment of
COTTON YARN from the most approved Fac
tores--Woolen Yam and RoLLs-an assort-
ment Of
Russia, Swedes and English IRON
1000 lbs. Blistered and cast STEEL, OF ST.
perior quality.
Spike and Nail Rods---Plorgh- Moulds and
Crow-B Bars
Tons LOG WOOD,
Boxes Spermaceti CANDLES.
IS do. Z by 9, by 10, WINDOW GLASS.
95 Do. Mould Tallow CANDLES.
40 Hhds MOLAsSES
Boxes of Havana SUGAR,
Pollock aud Cod FISH
10 Bbls PORK--50 casks LIME.
A very large consignment of Philadelphia
MlLLaSAWS,
A constant supply Of Saco NAILS Of every size.
10 Boxes Philadelphia refined SUGAR.
~ A large assortment Of Machine and
Farsi CARDS, very much approved of made at
the Justly celebrated Factory Of JOHN WINS
LOW & Co.
Best English COMB PLATE and EMERY.
~ ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, by the bar
rel or smaller quantity, with directions for brew
ing it--which makes on excellent and cheap
beverage
WOOL bought and sold Oh commission.
~ COMMISSION BUSINESS
attended to with promptness and fidelity and or
ders for any OF the above executed with dispatch.
June so. (tf)
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

Of superior quality. for burning. This Oil, in a
lamp property trimmed directions of which wi. 4
be furnished gratis, is warranted to burn until ex-
hausted without snufEng or picking up, produces
smoke than candles, is less liable 10 grease
about house safer on account of fire. not subject TO
waste by being placed in current Of air, and by
actual experiment proves as cheap as candles at
ten cents per pound. Il is likewise preferable 10
any other grease for oiling wool, it makes it run
smoothly, does not become glutnous by laying
any length of time and 'he yarn is easily ceansed.
He likewise keeps large assortment Of plated
brass and japancd LAMPS--pocket and large
Lanthorns.
". w being connected with those carry
ing % tie Whale Fishery and having his Oil Sc
Iected at the Factory, be can with the greatest
confidence warrant it 10 be as good as can be pro-
cured in the United States.
NJ. B--Lamps and Oil furnished on trial,
to be returned if not satisfactory. Oil put up in TIN
can:sters, from to gallons, and sent gratis to
any part Of the tewn.
ATCO-A oaneyal assOrtment nf
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

A NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
or GOODS, ARE THIS DAY OPENING
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

The editor Of the .Nez0-England GALAXY,
after noticing the duel lately fought at Sack
cts Harbour, between two corporas in the
army, remarks that they are now in the
custody of the civil officers, and will proba
bly, be tried for MURDER, and if found guilty,
will probably be shot, or more likely hung :"
and enquiries why, 10 the name of all.that
is honoarabis, should not corporals enjoy the
right. of selfmurder, without all this ado, as
well as those who carry commissions IN their
pockets 2"
The Portland gazette., 1818-07-07

The Annual Commencement at DartmoutA
College, will be holden on the third Wednes-
day Of August next, instead of the fourth
Wednesday as heretofore. This change is
made to avoid collision with the University
which holds IFS commencement on the 4th
Wednesday as usual.