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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-21
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The Wa ingto got W at 4 P.H.-
Saw noting between Nav lard PUin:
and Alexandra, from sea-bOuEd w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-21

Extrac fr III an a'i III The 1T 'iatlo" W
Alexandra. fol the extinguishment o'
Fire, -
SrcrIos 7. II any person who shaIi
be prr. ent al an, fire shall neglect OF e.
fuse 10 obey the order Or direction OF any
officer who shall be appointed by any MT
w pany now established or which may
he hereafter establ shed. knowing Inn "a
be an officer, such person hal foieit al o
nav the sun If five dollars Provided tie
naue Of such fficer shali have oeen mrs
published in one Of the public papers.
At a stated Quarterly Meeting Of tn"
Star FIRE Company. held on the l4'i
of March, 1918, the following gentle "a.
met were chcsen officers for one eat.
M JOHN ROBERTS, President.
William Brakeman
Elisha lalb0tt
John M.Cubb Rear,,tors
Christopher Neale
J. ". Massie
Isaac Roi bins
Jo.eph Mibura
Wil!iam Gillian
nhurf" e. r'e sS'o Srroperty MN.
Andw SCboIfeld
Guy Atkinson
join Ross
WiIl,m Veitch AXE Men.
Thomas Baden
Anthony Crease, 1.t Captains of
Thpma. Steele, 2h{ tire hose.
Thona, V Huck STreasurer.
Joseph CnwiBg SClerk.
March 90 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-21
Communicated for the Washington Ga

ya'te.
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY,"
The following Nt.;.t 1t a .etter IS from
gentleman IN Iordon 10 his cores
pondent in Pnilad iphia. No lett
have been received b, the board o.
Managers of the Colonization Socie'
from the Agents, but may be daily ex'
pected.
:" Mr.. Mills and MIR. Burgess ! am h'r-
nv to say, are greatly encouraged IN ''e
important work they have undertak H.
(as they probably have advised Hou) oy
their visit to Engiaud-and ta't'er by
decree which has just been 's,aed oy me
government OF Spain, prohibit g Their
subjects from any longer trading ID
slaves on the coast of Africa, to the n"rt'
OF the liue, uRder penalty OF transporta-
ton for ten years. and limiting ne co.,
,inuance of the trade south OF the line
to the SOth Of May 1920, when II Is to
cease entirely. Thus is way sradnaliy
opening for civllizing and outstanding
this unhappy class Of ou' fellow creatures
and in such a glorious work America
ard Britain may vie with each other, Ut
more eiiectually co-operate, locking WIN
humble confidence for the blessing OF Tie
Most High on the labor OF their bards to
p omo,c The interests of humanity. right
enu.ness and peace. These messengers
Of peace have already experienced the
peculiar interposi'ion of Divine Proy-
deuce on their behalf, as their letter tor
warded with my last, no doubt informed
You and the closing passage OF their
commission has thus been strIklBg'y We
rified, "a wa, having been made for them
IN the mighty deep."' In the few hours
that have been spent together. am plea
sed to observe tie apparent suitability Of
the two individuals, to act together as
pioneers Ia thu. important undertaking.
tor the success of which, daily petitions
will ascend on high, f.on sOth sides u!
the Atlantic, fron those whr feel for the
much injured sous Of Africa, and look
for the blessings of Him, who alone can
eilectuall, prosper the work
Tke object is felt here to be deeply in.
tere' TIM. ana particularly So p' 'atua-
bic friend conversed with Yesterday,
with whom, and the late venerat,d Gtan-
vile Sharp 'hr settlement al Sierra l,-
one originated, in calling the attention
Of the friends of humanity to the object,
often weighing together the pronriety and
practicabIity of the measure"
REMARKS by The EDITOR
The above DEGREES Of Spain, was the
only Ink in the chain which was waning
to complete the entire destruction Of III"
slave trade on the west coast OF Africa,
10 the north of the line-ThP fisg ha'
for some years past alene protected thc
traffic in that quarter. Much. very much
i thus accomplished and we ma. hail
it as the prelude to the entire destuc-
ton of that iniquiious traffic.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-21

This ailudes, it is presumed. to the
p'ovidential preservation Of the vessel ir
which the ageats sailed. They made a
narrow escape from being wrecked or
the coast Of France, during the dreadful
storm of December, by which many YES
sells were lost.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
DR. REfFE,S

IL Proof sf uAieA sAe jsiioping ..ssrsssiNg ca
are submitted 10 public pcrpsal:
k~.o NJ. S1ET~faN

IL proof sf ~AeA tie jsiioping s.serssHsg cures
are submitted 10 public Perpsai;
~" NJ. S1ETsON.
Of Hanover, wrs 9 years sissic,sd with. violent
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapabe of ut.
tcIdng business, after having tried 10 ssin all otler
mstiicines, Uared and his health perfectly res
torcG b. 2 boxesUf these piIls
~ AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter snd granddaughter, of Boston,
were each dreadsuiIy afflicted With ASTHMA and dim
Guilty OF breathing, were ell Of them cured and re-
s,orsd to perfect health by boxes
Jddgs ------. Of Salem, had been many years -
verey afflicted with violcn, cough and diSaculty
OF breathing, was cured BY hoxcs h;s sIeep was
restored on the second night, which had been brok
en- fIr snany years. .lp.tys
a Lady ef Boston Z turned OF so, was seterely
afflicted with cough pain in the side. at times spit.
ting oi blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years, could not sleep but short intervals, was
stored 10 perfect health ON taking bcxes:
These Pills give instant ease 10 I'll coughs, colds.
asthnas, dilscu'ty Of breathing, whesEing. tight
ncss of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain In the sidc, splitting of blood. chness end
shivernss, the forerurnsrs OF malignant fevcrss &C.
common colds are removed in few bouss, the Ced
will experience relief equally agreeable and instant
aneous. even when thci ungs are affected CT .asA
for Cr Relfs's AsthmAiic Pills" Cns tsr contain
ing IL pins frequently eescfs cure. 70 PRESENT. IN
rssis:on the outside prntcd wrapper is signed I" w
r. Conwsy"- Ojserre ftis as yon patne health Pre-.
pared and sold Wholesale by the sole proprietcr,
w T. Conway, chemist, No. 1, Bumstcad Place.
Common-sreet Booton. g. by special appointment BY
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drrgyisf,
No ITO, Tbsmes-strcet, Newport,
.elsc, BY
femueI w. Briggs, Rrisiofs Hercules wlitrcy
J. H. Mason, Providence Over & fIoves, Uindha.n.
Greene, .vss. .Lsldos Issac D. Bull, Hartford snd
most druggists. book sellers ard post-maxters thso
out tie United States, where may I've hsd al those
jusfiy esfserssd aud hiyhiy attrerr. "nedicines.'
prepared by w. L. Conway. Psice One Dollar. OF
six boxes for Eve dollars ~ boxes for nine dollars
and 10 dozen bottlss FOR 100 dollars.
Dec. 2. 1917. (tD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

THIS subscribee iniorms bis friends and the pub
iic, that he continues 10 Card INTO rolls, sleeps
wsos. Of al grsdes Also, 20 color end hnsh wool
en- cioshs in very supsrior manner, and - secsfr
garments ripped o. vho<s 10 colcor Tsrn ter Gov.
esicu. carpsts, kt of various eoIcss and sbsdss
5e continues 70 Nanrfaetsfe Plane, sss'nncfs.
csssISeses, ccssisgs, Fhnneis, &c. cs very mod
era1e terms.
Having the best of naehinsry and eypesieneed
worxmsn, in every branch, hs,tefs himself ne sbsIl
IN fdsure be able to do s any part of sse sbove
business, in q satisfactory manner.
Portsmouth,, [Csndaprs 'iiils.l NOV. y, lsi1, =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
CHO(sOLA'fE STORE.
HENRI MOORE,

No. >. Hlkkk1 oQUdfhs
LAS on h4sd and keeps constantly r. e>~, Be.
orocers, Cemntsy Tffders spd fsm ,ees who rsst
Chocolate ,id shells Of the hrs, quality ell hnd it
Zoe their sdvartsse to purchase si ssiu store 40
the No l. Chocolate and shells are wstrsp'ed 'c 90
Of good qualify any manufactured 10 the ur's.
ed stasrs and " upon trial hsy do not prove eg".s
20 the tecos .n,ends,,on they viii be taken back g.
the mones returned together Yah ell ehsrges that
may have arisen for transportation.
.ihs-sa general assortment Of w. Goods %
usual. hPsue
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
TO LET.

0xE or two convenient Rooms, sni,abie Tor public
OoEices, in . central situation For surthe- inior
nation Aad terms apply At this esiee. suns 3
Blank Wrifs and Execukcns.
nLANK wRrTs and ZxZCUTIovs,of approved
~ forms, for Justices Courts. prin.ed on . fnc
paper and good type, fef sale at this sfies
July IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

tions OF suits hereby directed TO be removed;
bot the same shall continue OF - much valid.
i,y ss though this act bed mt passed.
April 20, isis-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

~ hSbs'
A NJ possession given iinhcdiateiy, the Fcrgus'
n on.iiouSe. 30 called. II e1sesd Of the New
Church Lane. For terms, Apply 10
ntjrEE J. PEARCE,
Kswpors, July 1, 1915 r6v !.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
Nelv Fail e Winter Goods,
ARE THIS DAY OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,
Head Of Erchange- Street.


Head Of Erctange Street.
AMONG WHICH ARE
DEST Wei of England black & blue BROAD.
I'D CLOTHS
Superhne aud fue black, blue, mix'd brown and
olive Ditto
Superatve black, blue and mixd double miiIed
CAS8IMERES
Common Cafimeres and Saitinetts
Hunters Cotbs-Kerlsys-D uffils aud Coa,ipss
scarlet and orange figured Fianneis
Elegant figured Cafimere Shaw!s
PLAIN do 10 all coloure
bale Rofe Blankets from IA 10 1874
cafe Ladies and Gentlemen's Worried Hofe
bale India Caiicoes
/ do do Co,tons -
60 nlesched Water Loom shirtsngs
$ 4 "A and 4 Cotton Check. and stripes
Bombazetts aud Tartan Braids
Blue brown, olive, Clarer Maroon and BronEs
PeIife Cloths
Black Sinchaws and Sarfnetss-bgured Levaniines
Flag, Bandanna and black fix Handkfs
Fannels-Swauskins and Baizes-Dimoty
Corded Csmbric-plan and figured Mullins
and Ca Cambrics--l bale RuiIa Diapers
Ve1ings, varie,y-6 Cariae Ginghams
8 A and "A Calicoes-GentIemens CravAts
Boxes Cotton Sewngs
Steam Loom Sheetipgs and Shirtings
Thread Laces-Ribboos, an adortment
Ben Dutch Boiling Cloths from No to II
he above will be fold cheap for Ca0t
October 9Th If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
HARD WARE.
JOHN GODDARD,

No Union Rovp HIiHIs Street,
Y AS Jun received, his fall stock compriziDg a
a complete sfortment, which is offered on I'D
vantagepns terms.
Kenrck's patent Flanch Coffee Mill. planifi
ed Tin Coffee Pots Whipa; KNIVES and For * /;
Pen and Pocket knives; bucher and ihoe
Knives fcifors; Rszors; Chilfes; Steels; Spec
tacles; Brats plated, Japanned and iron CANDLE 7,
Sticks and LAMP, Hand. Back and Web SAw3;
Files Plane Irons CompaGes flock, abin door
mortce, pad, chef and trunk Locks; Hinges, al
kinds ; Buttons Tea Trays Brs(s, Clock and
Cabinet Trimming; Brass Nails SADDLrRY aa
aHoTtment Cut Taeks and Braj0; Ciout Nails
Ienter Hook, tTc. tic. ;
HLS0-Cut AID wrought Nails; Spikes: Cop,
per and bra(s WARmIEc PANS; Brafs Kettles I;
Sad Irons Epglifh ane American sBovELs Sheet
Iron Iron Wire Anviis Wees belt Can and
Hoop ~ blisteEed STERL; Fry Pans Class !;
Copper apd Sheet Iron Tea Kettiu Bruihes, tic
-LIKGwIst-
10 ] oNs, assorted Iron HoL-
LOW WARE.
Nov ~ ews
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

AN ACCOUNT
Ofthe inhttnsaq method Of efecuttng criminals an
the LIand Of Jord, by he Cum Of the UpaS
Tree, the most deadly poison in The Coftd.
EXTRACTED FROM THE MEMoRANDuMs OF A
WELL KNOWN TRAVELLER.
In the year 1776, in the month of February,
/ was present at the execution of thirteen OF the
Emperor's concubines, at Soura Charta, who
were convicted Of infdelity tc the emperor's
bed--lt was in the forenoon about eleven O'Clock,
when the fair criminals were led into ain open
space within the walls Of the emperor's palace.
There the Judge passed sentence upon them, by
which they were doomed 10 suffer death by a
lancet poisoned with Upas. After this the Al
corau was presented to them, and they were, ac-
tording to the law of their great prophet Ma
homet, to acknowledge and affirm by oath, that
these charges brought against them, together
with sentence and he punishment, were fair and
equitable. This they did, by laying their right
hand on the AIcoran, their left hand on their
breast, and their eyes lifted towards Heaven
the Judge then held the Alcorau to their lips
and they kissed it.
These ceremonies oyer, the executioner pro-
ceeded on his business in tn following manner
thirteen posts, eah about five feet high, had
been previously erected to these the delin-
duents were fastened, and their breasts stripped
naked-ln this situation they remained short
time in continual prayer attended by several
priests, until signal was given by the judge to
the executioner; on which the latter produced
an instrument, much like the spring lancet used
by faniers for bleeding horses. Nth this I'M
strument, it being poisoned with the gum OF the
Upas, the unhappy wretches were lauced in the
middle Of their breasts, and the operation was
performed on them all in less than two minutes.
My establishment was raised to the highest de-
gree, when beheld the sudden effects OF that
poison for il about five minutes after they were
lanced, they were taken with a trenOr, attended
with Substitutes teudinunl, after which they died
in the greatest agonies, crying out to God and
Mahomet to have mercy In sixteen minutes by
my watch, which held in my hand, All the
criminals were no more. Some hours after their
death observed their bodies full Of little spots,
much like those of the petechiea, their faces
swelled, their color changed 70 kind Of blue ;
and their eyes locked yellow.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

GOLDSMITH & JEWELER,
ETAs Jun received and now opening general
L Il assortment Of GOODS, il his line, felected
from the lateil mporta.ions.
AMONG WHICH ARE VIZ -
Plated Tea Sets, to match do. Lamps,
Bracket Sc chamber Candle(i :ka eegan, cut glass
aud plain Gators from 70 8 eisaes each, entire
ly new patterns SQuffers and Trays: table
spoons rich gilt, Zee! and plated, indispensable
Clasps istr aud gilt Snaps and pelieie Clasps,
new patterns Odctiforous Amulet Necklaces
Bracelets aud Ornaments; fashionable pate 70
'paz aud plain Earrings and Pinsi turtle ihsll
Combs muffin Pegs. &c.&c.
Il large aDo,tmsnt q
Britannia TEA oElS, fuperior quality
& new patterns Maltese veft Buttors japapej
Waters cbeefe knife aud bread,Trays; feel suuf-
fers; Penkn;ves Sciaors Damascus and somnloa
Razors. A gteat variety Of
Gilt Watch Chains. Keys and Seals !;
Cgilt Slides aud RIGGS watch Ribbons. leeI,
gill; plated and black, Shoe Buckles. &c. &c.
ALSO--as ufual
Silver foup, gravy and cream Ladies !;
table, desert aud tea Spoons falt Spoons and
and Sugar longs Thimbles, Pencil Cafes,
& tooth Picks; Gold and GIver WA1cHrs Chains,
Keys and Seals hair Bracelets, &c 6c. together
with great variety of other articles. which rem
ders his afortment complete.
M. B.-An assortment OF
LOOKING-GLASSES,
which will he iod a, reduced prices, to clofe
Consignment. Persons wiihirg pu'c hafe will
now have an opportunity 20 supply themielves
very cheap
October 2oth. 1918 (S wy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
Joseph johnson,

LAS JUS RECBTvED, an additional fupply OF
r PIECE GOODS,
! mich be offers very low.
''.'AnoNo wHIcE ARE.
: hllnsre Shswls
niistion aud chntz shaws
Smbazstt. Tollinett and fwausdown veltings
tzdes worried Hofe chldrens do.
= suemeas worried lambs wool and half Hofe
z Nats lighf and rk cambria Prints
~ priced priuts and Copperpiates
sfias Gnghams
Fao book aud fancy Mullins
shbrit Musiins
Psi Lawns white Cambrics
1u'ed zreen velsings
BIZ Lucas
anofc aod COMMON Dimotes
a0oY SIX ADD uncs Vevcfs
fynleueus AID LADIES' beaver and lined Gloves
III Cloves -Britiih Cottons
{ <o.on Damssk Table Cloths-co ton and ELK
Umbrellas
.ae white aud ilate Angola Gloves
20 Calicoes and cotton. black and fancy I'll !
nakfs -Flagg and Bandapna Hdkfs.
*ae1a-F ins-Bu' IONS Ribbonds and
Preach elk Cloves
imam shirtings aud Sheetings.
10Y Ginghams--hIack, white and green
0fapes-5race' bic. &C. SC.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

The above mentioned lots OF land formed
part of the Township granted by the Common
wealth TO the Academy at Fryeburg-the title il
therefore considered unquestionabIe, and many Of
The lots are supposed TO be valuable, both for the
soil and timber To close concern, they will be
sold agreeably to the plan and survey aforesaid
without reserve, and SO long period OF credit CIV
en- as probably to allow the purchasers OF the TIM
Der lots sufficient time to realize the whole, or a
greater part of the purchase money from the prop
erty before the payments will fall due, and will al
ford TO eaterprisng young men in the vicinity, an
opportunity to obtain eligible settlements at very
low rates without the trouble or expense Of going
from home to seek them.
Further particulars, with the conditions Of sale
and term OF credit, will be made known, and the
plan ofthe survey of Isaiah ingalls, shewn, on ap.
plication to the Hon. JU DAB DANA and SAMUEL
4 BRADLEY, Esquire, at Fryeburg; or TO TnoM-
AS AMoRY DEBLoIs, Esquire, at Windham, near
Portland. October 20.iiS1S
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

Mia llON VI n NJ Ne
" | went this morning to the convent of
St. Gregoria to see youog lady take the
veil q ceremony worth seeing heard
high mass arid very fine music. On such
occasionsGhe friends invi the principal no.
blity and gentry to the ceremony, and bad
my invitation We all first assembled ina
room, where the novice conyeIscd with
every one chocolate, a. fee, and cakes,
were hande about. Af.er spending full
aou we went into the church-ihe ladies
and gentlemen All IN full dress the church
| illuminated the lady 10 take the veil sat
behind the grating, which was now open,
so that she appeared in front, very close,
| like singer in lhe front Of an orchestra.
After high mass, she and her sisters (for
she has Two IN the convent, but who VIII
not become nuns) sang she then took up
the scissors, anu made the signal OF cutting
! 10 her az ouaintance, laughing, ard seem
ing very CAV: she Is certainly either very
!supersliticns, or she acted her part admir-
abiy her mother assured me she did all IN
| her power 10 prevent her becoming nu7,
but to no purpose she was NEST splendid
~ dressed, 1T for court, and had aprolu-
sioa OF diamonds for, on these OCCASIONS,
they ale lent BY alithe relations and lends.
lAfler the blasphemoas song Of" IN I! Je-
sus Christ, J-sug Ch'tsk come end mary
me, priesi col into the pulpit, ard preach
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

I'll Court of Probate holden at Portlsnd
u, "''nia and for the County Of Cumberland,
80 s@s second wednesday of November in the
4. our Lord eighteen hundred and eighteen
'ns petition of Jol sthsn Andrew, admins.
II y me estate of Nathaniel Runneweli,
|r,..ss "indhsm, in said County, mariner, de-
~ = representing tha, The personal estate of
IN. ssOsased IS not sufficient to pay the just
81 ~ winch ne owed AZ ,he time of his death
|1.ss - yum OF three hundred and two dollars &
I'm s' esh's, and praying for licence TO sell
se5 50 much of the real estate of said
Ell s,'a - may be necessary for the payment
|s~Ths. aso's and incidental charges-ORDERED
k,;.,' me petitioner give notice thereof 10 the
|s<3 !" ssL deceased and TO all perlons interes-
az ! sa'u estate, by causing copy Of this or
|,s.s.sa e published in the Portland Gazette,
% Portland, in said County, three weeks
lsar ,','se'y thstthey may appear sts Probate
l.Ad = oe held a, The Probste ufiice, in Port
asu ]" Inc second wednesday If December
e.u.s zen o'clock in the forenoon, aud shew
ss, ,,,. " any they have, why the prayer of said
saousa no be granted
ii. saM' FREEMAN, Tasgs sfssi8 Court.
~ sae copy OF Record.
AoRAil0 SQUTEoATE, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
VINTON q COX,
Erchangt- Street-P Portland,
HAVE FOR SALE AN EXTENSIVE AssoRTMLNT OF
SeQsOndbIe Goods.

tOSN4DOsLSt1CN NS ONSFDs
TUST RECEIVED, consisting OF blue, black,
- olive, brown drab mix'd 4 bottle BRO AD-
CLOTHS, coarse, miadingand fare
Black, blue brown, mix'd 4 drab CASH MERES
Extra sgperfne West OF England Cloths aud CIs-
sineres
Extra superEne French Cloths, blacks and blues,
Of superior fabric
Hunters Cloths, fashionable colours
An elegant assortment of fashionable Vestings
Blue, brown, olive and bronze green Pelise Cloths
Printed Salisbury Flannels
Baizes and Swanskius
Whlte, red green, yellow and black Fiannels,
some GA and Ga
Plains kefseys, Coatings and serges
Tartan aud Scotch Plaids
Rich Cbintz aud Plate FarniiHes
Printed Oaliicoes aud Canbfics, great variety,
some very elegant
White, black and coloured Cambrics
Cambria and common Dimotes
Book, ieno, null, jaconet and fancy Muslins
Imitation Lawns and Millnets
IA aud Ga Cambrics and Cambria Muslins
"A and Ga Ginghams--Steam LooqI shlrtings and
Sheetings
and IA Linens and Lawns
Brown aud black Linens and Ruckrams
SHAWLS, imitation, demask, printed, merino,
Grape, aud great variety Of Cashmere, ell
sizes, colours, qualities and prices
Levanties and Flounces
Sarsnetts aud Synchaws--Tafeta and Garniture
RIBBONS
Elegan, figured and plain Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Silk Veivets and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality Of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
Do do sk-twist Buttons
silk Umbrellas Cambrcs and Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandauna aud Flag Hhdkfs
Do black and cross bandanua Canton Hhdkfs.
Italian and Canton Sewing Shks-3k Twist
Black and Colour'd Silk Brads
Bombazeens aud twil'd Bombazetts
English and Russia Diapers
Gentlemens Cravats, with white borders
case as. mems, womenS and children's HOSE,
all sizes and qualities
do do do GLOVES do do
do meals Guernsey Frocks 4 Draws do dc
bale Rose Blankets, do do
s bales Bonbazetts--t bale Wildborcs
2 do unbleach'd Factory Cottons "A and 7-8
A large assortment Settinetts ant Bcdticks
October q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
Sale by Public Auction
OF uaIIabte Lands at Denm0rk n
the County Of Oxford.

ONtts 30h day ofNOVE.MBER mart.
WILL be exposed for sale to the highest bid
w der, at the house of The widow Abigail Os-
good in Fryeburg, at eleven O'Clock A. M. the
following described Lots of land lying ii the town
of Denmark, adjoining said Fryeburg. agreeabIy
to the plan and survey Of Isaiah ingalls,, in March
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24
GENUINE MASONRY.

The well known sign we mark, and fly
The wound to heal--to still the sigh
And wipe the tear from sorrows eye:
For ours the aim is, ours the art,
To meliorate the human heart
OF wild desires to stem the food,
And act as ii Of kindred blood.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-11-24

Intenqierance.--I he Grand Jury Of PhiE-
adelphia County have presented the large
number Of lippling Houses within the
county, as great and growing nuisance.
which demands the especial and active ex.
ertions Of the citizens and officers Of justice.
to diminish and Suppress To this causs
they principally ascribe the very abundant
use Of spirituous liqours, producing drudk-
enness, assaults and batteries, violations Of
social obligations, breaches of every doness
tic lie, pauperisu,, and their accompanying
miseries and vices.