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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Henry Frofs Ffafe.

TO be fold At Public Auction. by order Of the
Court on Wednesday the s,h day of May
next AZ one o'clock in the afternoon, on the prem
ises. 10 much of the Real elisie of Henry Frof,
late of Ptjepscot in the County of Cumberland,
Gentleman ceceaied as will produce The FUN of
one thoutand and ieven hundred dollars, TO pay
the debts of fad dectsfed with incidental charges.
Said Real eliale confiis of about 80 acres of land
h'uase IN faid pejeplcot and bounded on the
northwea by land of IoGah Little Eiq. nor,heaft by
land of William Fron and John Banon, sculhcait
by land of John Banon and Jofeph DrsEer. and
fohthweif by curved line Operating the premi-
fes from land of William Giddings-beins par, of
great ist No a IN the Pejepscot claim 20 called
Together with the reversion of the widow Lucy
Fron's Dover included in the above description,
as will more particularly appear bya plan 20 be
exhibited az the fale
WILLIAM FROST. Adm;ais.
April IS, 1918,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
NOTICE,

XN1E the fubicribers. having been appointed by
W theHon. Samuel Freeman. Efq. TO receive aud
examine the claims of creditors TO the eltate of
JOHN HUSTON, late of WeRbrsok in the coun.
~ of Cumberland yeoman, deceafed, Represented
iufolveut do hereby give notice that fix months are
allowed TO said creditors 10 bring in and prnve
their claims and that fhsl' attend that fervice
the Gore of Rufus Hutton in faid Wenbrook, on
Saturday the twenty ffsh day of April inf and on
the third Saturday of the Eve following month.
from four until fix clock in the afternoon of each
day
Dated at faid Wellbrook the thirteenth day Of
April, ID 8 g. Sill AS ESTES,
AI.PHEUS ~HAW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Edmund C. Megguier's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given to The heirs and
creditors Of the estate of EDMUND C.
MEGQUlER, late of Poland, in the county Of
Cumberland, Yeomsn. deceased, and all others
concerned-Thst SAMUEL MEcourRR. has ~.
hibiied 10 me the subscriber, JUDGE of The Con-,
OF Probate, within and for said county. his 6rs,
account OF administration Of said estate also his
private account against the deceased, and the
widow OF said deceased has applied 10 me for an
slow"ncy to her out ofthe personal esta'e of said
oec' aseo' ana that the same will be considered
at a Probate Court TO be held :, ,ba proha,a
Office IN Portland, in said c, unity. on Wedrrs.
day the thirteenth day Of May nex,, at Ten
O'Clock IN The forenoon, when and where they
may De present and shew cause, if any they
have why The aid account should nor be allow.
cd ana sn allowance TO the widow granted.
Given under my hand at Portland, this twenty
second day of April, in the wear of our Lord
eighteen hundred and eiglteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

10 the Honowabs Senate end TIE Honour
able Hsuse Of Representatives. in Gen
eral Court aOsmbied.
II UMBLY repsefenss Jofah Little that he is
l. i the proprietor of conlderabie tracts of Land
adjoining and to Little hndroicoggn River
IN the County of Cumberland on which there 10
itandng aud growing Ian &c quantities of pine Tim
Der and that he Is the proprietor or owner of the
isnds ying both ades of faid river at the mouth
ca,ereof ~hich empsies into the Great Androscog
gin River Your petitioner represents that the Ice
~ she aid Li,oe androfcogg,a breaks up and the
freihst comes on earlier than IN the Great Androf
cogg'n and The pine timber il very frequently car
ried into the Crea. AndroiccgSip 70 ga y as to
have t carried down the Great Audroicoggin
whi.e the ice i. running in faidsriver and the ogs
cannot be eopped and are thus ioN Your petit
iioner therefore humbiy prays this Honour able
Court 10 grant him liberty 20 ere6 and maintain
Boom acrois fald Acknowledgment near the mouth
thereof to preterve the timber to be kept up til
the owner of majority of the timber Popped by
the fame ihai agree 20 have the lame opened and
with fuch Reasonable Toll or compensation from the
owners of timber feeured by the same lhall to
your Honours iesm meet-and as IN duty bound
will ever pray.
JOSIAH LITTLE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Commonwealth of MaiIachufetts.

LINCOLN IS To Alexander Reed, Executor of
the lalt Will and Teffament of JOSEPH REED,
late of Boothbay, in faid county, deceafe
GREETINo
you are hereby ordered TO notify the heirs at
! law of laid decesfed add all perfon, intere(t
ed--that your final account of Admipiltra,ion on
the eftats of said deceased will be offered for a
lowance at a Probate Court a. Wiscssset on We'd
nefday the 9Th day of May next when and where
they may be prefent if they see caufe.
Perfopai Notice 10 be given TO all the heirs With
10 the county of Lincoln, and an atteaed copy of
this order to he publihed 10 the Portland Gazette
fourteen days before laid Cour, of Probate.
Given under my haod thi. fourteenth day of A
pril in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
eighteen. JERE BAILEY Jsdge IF Probate
a tue copy IHsf
JOHN II. SHEPPARD Rspr.
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A SETTLEMENT on similar

n principes is wanted for Townfhip North
OF ne P"ca'aqui' in the 9th Range and Wet Of
"i'iam.burg. Thro the latter road has been
AID out, which leads from Bangor to the Com,
monweal'h land North of thu 9th Rzpge and
VII probably be completed this feaion About
COCO acres of excellent Land have been cuiled out
10 the South Fan corner Of this townfhip, and a
'osd laid out for the accommodation of the Set
tiers going on the land II is bounded in par. on
the Welt and on the south hy seoec Pond Good
encourage ment viii be given alto 10 individual
settlers, by application to the fubfcriber in Hal
lowell. CHARLES VAUGHAN
April 9th, 1918. IL
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o. NEW GOODS. n
E. STEVENS.
EXCHANGE. STREET

EXCH4NGE- STREET,
LAS just received, Nankin and Canton Grapes
Ii u superior quality; 6-s black Bambsin ;
f. :. 81 and Oh Table Linen; So Diaper Rus
sia DO; Camorick Prints handsome Patch Fur
nitures and Copperplates; Caiicoes Ginghams;
variety Of elegant Parasols linen cambrick
Handkefchiefs; Silk Shawls; black Levantnes;
sinchaws e. Sarcenets; Florence Lusrings: black
and white italian Grapes silk and kid Gloves !;
Chinell Cords silk Buttons; green Cyprus Gauze;
fashionable Ribbons ga & / 1 Cotton Cambrcs !;
Muslins; Oil Cloths; English and Factory Cot
tons; Shell Combs; thread and cotton Laces 6
black and white silk Lace; black Bombazetts, &c
&c. 4prii 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no,ice 10
all CO acerned, thst he has been duly appointed
md taken upon himself the trust of Executor
If he last Will and Testament of SARAH
MLAUCHLiN late of Scar sofoush, in the
coun of Cumberland. widow, deceased, by Civ
ing bond as the law directs--ae therefore re.
quests III persons who are indebted to The said
decessed's es rte 20 make immediate payment :
nd those who have any demands thereon, 10
xhbit the same TO ROBERT NIL AUGHLIN.
Scsrbof ougb, March Is 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
NOTICE..

IN purfuance of authority to me The fubfcriber
given, by virtue Of an a6t entitled " An Act
10 incorporate the Agricultural Socie'y of Maine "
Notice is hereby given the members OF The laid
Society that their hrftmeeting will be held at the
north reading room 10 HaIlowel on Thursday the
fsw day Of Jyns nssf at 10 clock for the pur-
pofe of organizing faid society by chooGng all
fush officers, as may be thought necedary for the
due regulation and government of laid Hoce'y;
of eecsrng new members; and generally Of doing
and tranlaGtiog iuch matters and things as may
then and there be deemed nscefsry and proper.
8. S WILDE.
Hallowell, April 10Th 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
TAKE NOTICE..
SETTLERS are wanted for letter b
and letter G. near UMBA-
COG LAKE.

r ETTER B is Gtuated to the fouth of the Lake
IL the line which divides Maine from New.
Hampfhire being the line separating b. from &,
rOl Thro' this townlhip and corner of letter C.
the road paf1e. from Ealt Andover, TO the upper
Coos and the Upper Canadas. The foil 10 good,
as appears from The Wood on it; which 10 large
and well mixed Hard Wood growth On the
road hro b. the Land 10 of the 6rff quality; and
on letter 10 the North of the road, there 10 ex-
celent land
The owners of thi. Land with to contract with
fspo active Ma" of good habits. one for each town
ihip 10 lette on the Land each to be bound TO
carry with him not lief. than fetters and TO be
himie'f well recommended for activity prudence,
and integrity-Sueh perEons and individual Set
tiers will meet with encouragement by applying
10 CHARLES VAUGHAN, Of HsilO4ysH or sylvia.
nus Poor, East Andover.
The road mentioned above 10 already much ufed
for the driving of Cattle into Canada Ii 10 laid
that 700 psfied through B the lalt feafon, and a
Bridge is 10 be built the preient feason over the
Androicoggin IN Brrol. An active man will find
a Gtuation 10 profitable to hirielf by accommo-
dating travellers with certain Market for his
furP'us produce April 9th, 1878
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Spring & Summer GOODS.
THIS DAY OPENED FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,

CONSISTING OF
Speculative black and blue BROADCLOTHS
Supe.fne black blue and co'd do.
Do do. do. do. CASSI ERES
roilenette and Marseiles VISITING
S-4 and As Prints 5 / and Sd Ginghams
FuRNIIUREs and COPPERPLAIES
Blue and yellow Company Nankins
Black and coloured Nankin a. Canton GRAPES
Black and cold Concans-Canton Sarsnets
Black Sinchaw-bIack & coiid Florence Lustrings
Heavy Pongecs for Hatters' use
case IA Linens, (Ihompson's bleach)
Cotton Cassimeres and Granduris
Ladies and gent. bl'k aud white silk Hose & Gloves
Do. DO. do do. Cotton do. do.
Elegant Merino Sbawls
Imitation do. do
Cashmere, silk and chintz Shawls
Elegant Ribbons--hlack aud white Italian Grape
Flag, Bandanna, and BLK silk Handkerchiefs
Cotton Checks and Stripes
British and American Sheeting
/ ish Linen Sheeting-steam loom Shifting
With great variety of other articles, TO be SOLD
very low for ash only. 4prh VI.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

In SENATE JAN 90 1873
ON the petition aforefaid, ordered, That the pc
titioner cauie an tsted copy of his petition with
this order thereon, 90 be pubihed 10 the Portland
Gazette three weeks fuccefiivey the al pubica-
ton to be thirty days, at ,eaff before the FRI
Wednesday of the nexi fefiioH of the next General
Court that all perfons Inserelted may then appear
and Thew cau'e Gf any they have) why the prayer
of faid petition ihould not be granted
Sent down for concurrence.
JOHN PHILLIPS Pre6i dent.
4" fbs Hsss9 Rep,et"faf'vr Jan. 90, 1913
Read aud concurred.
TIMOTHY BIGELOW SpsaEsv,
true Copy Afts6,
s.. F McCLEARY C.esR affbs Ssnass
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

10 the Hon. the Senate and the Hon. House
Of kepreisntatives in General Lourt as.
/eubIed.
THE undersigned begs leave humbIy to repre-
tent, that SiLAs LEE late o. WifcaHet sin the
coun,y of Lincoln b quire decezied, on he third
day of september 1850 having been bound sur.
cry for your petitioner TO one Robert Percy, and
your Petitioner having alto previouly given up to
laid Lee certain demands your petitioner had
gainlt him and having alto cauied certain lands
lyias 10 the then county of Lincoln which were
the property of your petitioner TO be conveyed Il
fad Lee "a collateral iseutity to indemnify him
from faid bond And the iaid Lee on the iaid
third day September gave your petitioner a
writing hgned by faid Lee, wherein faid Lee agreed
and promifed that if your petitioner ihoud lave
him the faid Lee, harmiefs from all COTS and dam
ages from or by reaion of laid Lees hgning fad
bond. that he would account with your peti Toner
for the iums for which certain lands mentioned in
(aid Lee writing with your petitioner might be
fold for, or if faid lands ihoud not be fold 10 con
vey faid lands or the part sod TO your petitioner
when requeited 10 do, your petitioner FRI to
take " and dilcharge and cancel and deliver to
faid Lee the bond aforeiaid. Now your petitioner
fays that lie has paid and discharged the bond a
foreiaid and unidentified and faved harmels the
faid Lee from the fame and that the following
tracts of land part OF The land mentioned in fad
agreement of iaid Lee were not fold by fald Lee
and oush, to have been conveyed by faid Lee pre-
vious to his death your petitioner. VIZ certain
pieces of land lying 10 HalioweIi on The salt hde
of KenDebec river being thofe parts of what is
called the Wing Farm which renamed unfold by
the iald Lee at the time of his death
Your petitioner therefore prays that Tempe Lee
Adminiifrarix on the eilate of the fad 81 as Lee
deceaied may be authorized and empowered 60
convey iad land to your petitioner, 70 chat be may
hold the fame IN his own right-and as in duty
bound will ever pray. JNO JONES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
BOOKS

in almost every branch of literature, which will be
sold very low for cash--among which are, Belps
Surgery, and Diseases of the joints Cullen's Prac
sce and Materia Medca; Underwood on Diseases
of Children; Burns Popular Directions; Denman's
Midwifery, &c. Hoole's Tasso; Doddridge's Ex-
positor CIeaveland's Mineralogy; Botanst !;
Beatie's Life /; Zoonomia Smiths Wealth of Ma
tions; Commercial. Classical Mariners, Johnson's
g. Sheridans Dictionaries; Murray's, Cummings,
Adams and Webster's School Books. 200 Bibles
of various sizes and qualities; several editions of
Watts Psalms, few elegant Testaments; Greek
and Latin Cassicks; Account Books Seaman's
Articles, VIZ, Charts, Navigators Pilots, Journals,
Compasses Bills of Sale, of Lading, Exchange /;
Manifests; Shipping Papers, sc.
Writing, Letter and Drawing Paper; Inkstands
and Powder ChiIdren's Books, &c. &c. Call and
see for yourselves. april 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
JOSIAH LITTLE.
Commonwealth of MaOacbusstts.

COMMUNICATIVE q I1dVdCbu5sFTt
In sxNATE, January 2Ift 1918
ON the Petition sforeiaid, ordered, that the
Petitioner cause 40 stteited copy of his Petition
with this Order thereon. TO be pubIilhed in the
Ealteru argus asd Portland Gazette ,hree week
fuccefively the lat publication 10 be thirty day.
At eat before the second "wednesday of the fri.
iettion of the next General Court that all perlops
insereited may then appear and thew cauie ut any
they have) why the Prayer of said Petition fhould
not be Granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
John PHILLIPS, Prefident.
Ia fbs HOWE # Rfprmesssfsss Jsnaa'y 81, 1913.
Read aud concurred
TIMO rHY BIGELoW, Speaker.
A true Copy-Aa9,
S F MCLEARY, Ctr& effbs Senate
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
JOSEPH GOOLD. JON.

Has for fac at the head of Green erect in
: Wei Market Row, complete adortment of
WeSt-IndiG GaSdS and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS q PUTTY.
A.o-The fra quality of ThomaAon LINE.
- Horfes and Carriages, To Lst-Stabling for
Eorfes, as uiual
Ak'O-On hand, large zdortment of FBATH
ERS, which he will fell by whoefsle or retail
~ Beds filed, on hand will be fold at the low.
eli price for Cain or Lumber, or Country Produce
December is tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05

THE fubicriber hereby gives public notice to 81
concerned that he has been duly appointed
aud taken upon himself the trust Of Admin.irstof
on the eliate of PAUL LITTLE, late Of Wind.
ham in the county of Cumberland, Efquire de
ceafed by giving bond as The law diTeets-He
therefore requens all persons who are indebted
to the laid decesfed's ensse to make immediate
payment; and thofe who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the fame TO
TIMOTHY LITTLE.
New Cloucefer, March 25, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
JOEL HALL.
No if,LONG WHARF,
HAS FOR SALE
$50 I'm.

AoO HDS. Turks-Island Salt
600 bbls mefs No. I. 2 and 2 Beef
100 half bbls. mefs do.
900 kegs Tripe
500 boxes mould and dip'd Candles
600 do. No. Soap
400 do. No. do.
Apri IA (tfl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
limerick Academv,

yKvII.L continue open for the instruction of
wv young Ladies and Gentlemen during the
oresent summer, under the direction of Mr. Ran.
dolph Goldman. A. B--The next quarter will COM
mence on "Wednesday the 29th Of the present
month WM. SWAsEY, Sec'ry.
Limerick, April 9th.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned sgains,
trusting or bsrboring any of he Crew Of The
British Brig Founding, A. Hardie, Stas,ers a.
no debts of their contracting will be psid b,
the said mas or, or by
AkTHJR MCCLELLAN, consignee.
April 18th 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
p Spring Goods. gP
u UsT received and now openingby
BARBOUR sc LINCOLN.

case Of we'll assorted T.8 and A.4 Linens
Plaid and fgur'd Cambria Prints
Changeable, plain and black sarsnetn
. 4 Chintz Shaw!s
Blue and brown Silk Velvcts
Patent steam loom Shirtngs
Ladies' fancy silk Handkerchiefs
Chops, Romal, Bandanna } n;.o
Black and plaid silk D''''
Cotton Cambricks
Italian and Canton Sewing Silk
Patent Linen Threads
Sattinetts, Bedticking-witha general assortment
of other GOODS. April 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-05-05
III aated to Purchase,

ONE or TWO good yoke of Ozen to grit not iefs
- than ix feet for which = generous price will
be given--A'so wanted one or TWO good Or Carts
aud o, Ynkes--appIyto ISAAC ADAMS.
ApsHI8
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Deposit for the District of Maine,
X THE FOLLOWING

Prepared by ". 4 CONWAY, Chemist
- DR. Relfs Botanical -! for ofula dfeversor
DR. Refs Asmatic Pills colds, Fanhea
Dr. Rets Aromatic ciions SC
Dr. Refs Andbliou indg bilious
DIR Retfs Vegetable Specific Sex Head
DR. ReIts Vegetable Rheumatic Pills, Medic
Drbbs Rheumatic relief and
though standing as
EJsBntih Anisceptc Denifice, andgu
Dumles Ointment, the
cold! 'NeHT
Dr Hunters celebrated PILL DR. Hunters
a ew
n cots. = S'SO''e
the Teeth. o1' -
The above DC had The chamber C.ArTWOoDS Cok Store
No ! HayImake Middle 1 1O'e
f. None genuine unless signed w Il. Conway.
large discount Country
aeasd pos p JoHS So coEcoE BUx TON and P
ne IukeysB Bridge.
Al JOHN BURBANK'S
Bxfoa
Il Isfaa If
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NJ CHEAP BOOK STORE. IN
s. PATTEN

TTAS removed TO Jones' Row, at the bottom o
J. Il Exchange-street, opposite to Mr.. J. Bartep,
store, where be has opened large consignment Of
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Hallowell, April 10th 1918.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
Bosion. October, liz.
Brighton Cattle Show.

lhts popular and useful agriuultu
RAJ ANNIVERSARY WAS yesterday attend
Ell ~ a large rolicpnrse OF people from
the different parts oi' the state. '.hr
SUBJECTS presented Tor exhibition,
were such as tu gave very llatterins
view OF Tie iihpro,eurnts whivh are
making 10 agriculture and nlanufac
lures. There was a r0nsineraEc
"ushber OF neat cattle sheep d swine.
some u which, il is presumed, are
not surpassed, if equalied, hy any in
Tue world. Several of them were
drivers from a considerable distance.
we Noticed number Of cattle from,
Hampshire County, and some from.
the district OF Maine. IL is NOT for
a. to attend TO distinguish tle merit :
OF each we leave i, to those who's.
business il is, and who are allie 10 d..
l't infinitely more "orreetly.--s,e
r"hhol, however avoiii observing that
int aattie from Westhrook are Il De
uiariy promising family. There is
one tact respecting these ca,tl.
"aich shews, in a very striking man
hcr, the advantage of raising sucl,
large animals: We were assured b.,
me owner, that hc has carefully made
inc experiment, and th !, these cattle
eat rather lass food ti,nn the oriinar,
lsaailcr breed.
a spacious building has lately beer
erected by the Agricultural Society.
Tor the purposes oil receiving and ex
m.t''ns specimens Of improved agri
l"ultur'i implements, OF domestic msu
ulactures. aud for the other purpose,
OF the soviety. In this building y -
. variety Of farming utensils. such a,
'hresh'ns machines, plough, rakes,
drii' machines, q, and IN the cham
Der Was an assortment of America
"ioths. some Of which were said l.,
eood judges to ba equal to any impor
trd.
10 day, the ploughing match is !,
'oninence at 9 o'clock, ami in III,
'ttrrnoon at i O'clock, the premium.
are to be declared.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
I'uzZuialla.

The N. York Columbian, noticing
the discovery ia cement becoming hard
in water, says, that this is valuable
discovery. If the inventor has confidence
in its principles. The Roman cement.
which has become SO hardened with time
as to BIT as durable as stone, has long been
lost various attempts have been made to
revive it. The Dutch Terras approx.
mated near it, but still failed in standing
the constant immersion in water. This
cement is invaluable in all species Of
stone work and masonry, in bridges, in
pudding canals, in tanks, or cisterns, &
we trust tba. experiments will continue
tob be made" :,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21

Dreadful Eaplosion.-Alout hall
Ipast five o'clock on THURSDAY after
noon, the inhabitants between III,
|Oheiisk. ST. t;purse's fields, and tpr
asylum, were thrown into great con.
,,ernaiion by terrific explosion, OF
. stoned by the ignition ui' large
quantity of sunpowtler and delonatin.
omhnstibies compounded into fir,
forks, Tor Nauxhaii Garden.
The explosion happened in large
work shop. situated at thr emf oil
Head place, used by Mr.@Mortran,,
rtis' in fire works. The first alarm,
vas pro'iuce'l by most awiul sinr.,
which shattered the glass in the i.ous
les contiguous. A few seconds after
boy and three men came out torn
AID i,iaaked ny the explosion in /.
shocking manner. They were taken
instantly to The Hospital. A second
explosion blew Of the roof, ami !.
scene was presented TO the spectat or,
beyond Observation-Disclosures, and ),
variety OF fire works, continued bIaz.
ing AND bursting in most surprising
manner. The wood work of fbf
building was in flames, and the dread
Of being shot or injured by the raek.
Its, which darted horizontally, kep,
the spectators considerable distape,
from the burning pile. The repor,
made by the explosion was heard !.
long way from the spot. The houses
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
1 he Pavilion at Brighton.

! he model Tor she new pile is e..
ken from the Nrt'nlin, at Moscow
Here will he about nine doInes, carl
resembiiu that Of 81. pau!'s Cattle.
drsI. The music voon is in sr,,t,
OF gr.,ai toiaar,lncss il viii be !;
",hs iirrnt apartment. About fsC
""rk,ii"n are now ciisp!oyed on The
strurlurr. When finished, the Prime,
htgrnt will reside there whist th,
new imps ovements are going on al
{ arlton House.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-10-21
in the neiehborhood were shaken, and

in the neiehborhood were shaken, and
thousands OF persons ran with terros
in their looks TO ascertain the cause
OF the shock. The flames were I'm
checked, as no person ventured TO 60
near the shed. The fire works, oil
which there we're large quantity in
chest, kept up a continued discharge.
Soon after six O'clock the cOnilagra'
ton was extinguished.
The woods lsave taken fire between
Liverpool and Port Mutton, & bnrns
from Iaustports to the western he'd,
Eight buildings, i or dwelling hous
es. all the crops OF grain, &c. With an
Iimmense quantity Of timber, have
been burnt.