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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30


Der merit. at 10 O'Clock "A ". ar The abfce Of
McLeiidn d. Fletcher IN Portland,
THE following property, elatel notes Of hand
and judgmest againit iundry perions, Va favor
ard belonging the Por,laud Bank, will ne Told
TO clole The concern. Of that innitution. viz
600 share. in the Portland Back pledged az
@Oo iecurisy by tundry perfous, for debt due
20 shares 10 the Maine Fi-e * Marine Llur-
= ance Company, pledged fecurity for debts
due faid Bank.
One Note given ~ Daniel Hewes jr. with pterea
from Aug 1910 S1110 81
Do do do by homzs Baker & VIM. Francis,
with n'e'elt from Nav 1916 $50
Do do do by Ehen Storer, aud ebdorled ty
Samuel Stephenson, with inrereii from
Sepi 1867 1903
Do do do by Z.eheus Haneford and Thomas
Bailey with inrersfl from October
1913 400
Do do do by Zacheus Hannaford, with IN
tsreit from Dec 10, 1911 Al 61
Do do do by Daniel Tucker, with ,ntereA
from Nov Is, 1912, Ito 81
Do do do by samuel tutss,with ntereh from
Feb 1915 80 so
Do DO do by stephen Goldman Efq on whieh
Do do do by William Goldman, or which
Do do do by Jane. Chadborn, do do $50
Do do do by lanes D.Hop krn., do do SEQ
Do do do by Samuel add Seward Porter.
on which is due 200
Do do DO by Elijah Kellogg, DO do $50
Do do do BY Daniel Dzvi., Liq do do $50
Do do do by Daniel and smutA Goth, Oh
which is due, s7o
Do do do by Jos. 5. 1swett, do do 81
Do do do ny Thomas Freeman, do do 81
is due 1895
One do do samuel stephenfon, with intr-rn
from Nov 1910 1916 81
Do do do Paul Prichard aud Edward Ba-oe
will, 9I9 So
Do do do samuel Butts, with interel from
Jupe 1917 Ice 1s
Do DO DO Thomas Bailey aod interel ll6 &c
Do do do Wn. sfeven., WIN ,ntereil from
March 1914 1900
Do do do John n Hall and Willard Fla with
in,eFee from May 1917 7s1
Do do do Richsra Mot ey and interea from
March 1917 9i5
Note againrt wr Vaughn add VIM. r. v-ughn
on which IS due with interest from Aug - "a,
$500.
Note agains, the same. With interes, from Dee
IS 8i4 500.
AL'c, stephen Cunnio-s check for IL 90
Also, we tot OF Lard on the N W lde of Cray
streef, Portland, (u- ject Mr.. lngrahsm's right
OF dover, tetng 81 lee on said itfeet and extend-
ing back sc feet
Oee Lo; OF Land on the N fde of Tyng
Street IT'S feet on faid fieet, ard erterdipg back
100 feet, being alto fucject Mrs Ing right
OF dover
The serms ard CONDITIONS on which the above
properly and iecnriies, viii be fed, will be made
known at tbs time and place of fate
POTTER, agent for the POI tlsnd Bank
Nov 20th
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Drugs & Medicines,
of a SUPERIOR quality LIKE WISE
Prints &. DYE-STTFES


PRINTS g. DYE-STUFFS.
White Lcad--Red do.--Whitng
Brown-Veni,isn Red-Frencb Cronle-pa,ent
and stone yeiiew--Prussisn Bue--Verdigrs-
Terra de Ssnns--Umber- Giue--LlthArge--
Llnseed OI-Spirits Turpeniine-P sint Brush
-, &c. DYE-SlUFFS.
ewood-Fustic-Csm Wood--Nicarasu
and Br.zeletta -Coplerss-Aium--Ron sn
Vhriol--Red Tsrler-Maader--Ird go--OiVi .
rioi-Jscks--Press Papers and other ARTICLES, 10
make his assortment complete.
GJPPhysicisns, Ciothiers and Painters may be
accommodated ~i,h -srticlss of q superior QUAIL
ny and ct the lowest prices for cash or approved
credit.
- He solicits share of he public patronage
and hopes by srict attention to his business, %
merit aud receive the favours Of his friends.
N. B. Particular attention pad to Physicians,
prescriptions Z to delivering family Medicines.
Nov. so
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TO LET,

TWO CHAMBERS in a pleasant situation.
= Convenient for small family. Inquire al this
Office. Nov. 50.
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2. KITS. Jordan Almonds.
Old Cognac Braady, CHEESE
>Pann- DO. Of the best qualities.
Holland and Amer. Gin. TFAs
Old Jamaica Spirits, Cunnovd.r~
St Croix, Grenada and Hv,on-Hvso,-Yo.
New England Rum. Hysou-Hy.or sL:ae
VINES. souchong Bohea.
Madeira-IeueFhe- SPICES.
Miaree'ia-M Malaga -Red Nutmegs-Mace--
Surrant-frontignac- Cloves-Pimenro-
Port-Lisbon-Claret- Cassia- Ginger
Sicily Madeira-Sherry Cinnamon.
Martinique Cordials. SUGARS.
Noyeau-Aunis- White and brown H,v,
C1eoie-CaneIie- na-Muscovzdo, various
Absinthe-Monbin qualitie,-Ind;a donhI.
FRUITS. boiled brown and wh;,.
Grapes-Muscatel and Loaf. double and ain
Dom Rai'ins. gle refned-Lump,
Malaga, Catk and SuIta- COFFEE
ma ka"n'- Welt
Drum box & Fraii F Is. India
Zsuf Currants-Dases. CANDLES
NUTS. Spermaceti-Mould and
tioern Dipped laiow, variou,
English Wanu,s sizes
Chocolate, No. and 2-Shells-bott,.d and
draugh, cider -Demij ohns, from one to FIVE Ga,
iops-Mo'asses Wet India and Sugar Bakers
pe'hne Durham Muaard- Eo,ry MATS. variou,
szss -Spe' maceti ol-fs.k and bottle do.-Cav
enne and Nalabar Pepper-Windsor soas-Liv
erpOol blown sait--Salt Petre-biue and white
Starch-Citron-Ohves- Capers-Linglass- lodi
go-Aum Rice Super6ne Flour, particularly
elected for families. Also Havana Cigars, era
quality.
'~'Par'icnlar attention will be paid to order.
from Families, aud for Ship Stores
V-Coods cen % any part OF the town gratis.
Nov go tf
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I Ma Grocery store, an active yonng man, who
L has some knowledge of the business, and Is
wiling 10 devote his whole time ~ Il. One who
fan b Ing andoubted recommendations may hear OF
- place on application TO YINION & COX, In
,liranre Buildings. Exchange street. Nov so
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STOVES.
NATHANIEL CROSS.

LAS FOR SALE at his store in Middle Street.
IL IL Portland, Cas-, Iron Oval STOVES, Of dit
te sizes suitable for school and counting
open Franklin do with grates--round and oval
sheet iron dc lin and sheet or Funnels-pol-
ished tin Coffee and 1eapots-brass and japan ned
Lamps OF various Anticipated aud iron Can
dles.icks-Nurse LamPs-Blocktin 1eapots-Pew
ter Platters-quart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tors, for stores-Lookng Glasses-Japaned Wal
ters- Brass Kettles-.iapaned CandIestcks with
Suuffers-Iogetber with all kinds of TIN WARE.
Nov So
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NedictneS-PaintS 6 .Due-Stuf.
MOSES NICHOLS

WOULD inform the citizens Of Portland and
IT'S vicinity, that he has taken store in
Middle-stree, opposite Messrs. Mark & VIM.
Harris, near the head of Union-street, where b..
has on hand and intends keeping constantly for
sale, a general assortment of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-30
IT. FLETCHER
Valuable Book Sale.

During he session d The Supreme Court in De-
ce,aber merit, rcia Be sold al Public AUCTION By
s. M'LELLAN and T. FLETCHER, by
Catalogue,
A variety nf Cooks. consisting nfL w. HIS
TORY, PHYSIG. TRAVELS NOVELS,
SCHOOL s. Miscellaneous BOOKS, which wilt
merit h 1t ention of the puhlic--rh gentlemen
OF the Bar will fad it well worth their attention
10 sten6--Nptce will be given--Cs' alogues
viii be ready and books may be examined some
DAYS prior t. The sale Nov %
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Errufurt-In the advertisement Of L. Cham
prosay. for Dancing School. read Iut'day, ~
stead Of Saturday.
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N.EW GOODS!
WILLIAM M'LELLAN,
Is now opening for fale = freih fu ply Of
.SeusonQble Goods.

AMONG wEscM ARR -
Broad Cioths--Caffimeres 3astinets--Elannels-
Baizes-f figured Salisbury Fannels-Csihmere
Sbswls of all colors-6gured do.-Merino do
Bonba zets- -Wildbores-Tar,an Paids-Durants
-Duroys-Brtifh Cottons-indiz do black
brown and green Tabby yelvsss-red. blus and
green fix do.-Si.k velvet Vefting-satin do. of
different gentlemens beaver Cloves-ia.
dies brown. yellow and black do.-imitation
Shawls, of various colouv-prinsed do common
& 6g6red veivei BindiDes-italian Sewing Silk of
all colours Green Canton Crape-italian do
quality snd Shoe Bnding-Worifed Bals--black
ADD whiye Down Trimmings white brown. yel
low and fpetted Fur do.-Sords aud Tafels--
Hasbands, with do.--Chineile Cords and Brasds
of all colours--Lades Indif5enhbe Cisips--
Purfe do French Harcom5s-- Tortoise iheil do
- Palte do common Snaps-barrel co.- habit
Buttons-SmaH Sci1ors-Pen and Dek Knives,
very nice-chain Buttons-do with ie' Diamonds
--Fifes--Cizriopers, C'c &c too numerous TO par,
sicularize, cHkAp FOR CASH ONLY.
Nov s. (tl
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MISCELLANY.
From the Norfolk Beacon.

From the Norfolk Beacon.
ssIknoiy That alsg Redeener lireth."
This was the language Of 1ob, while under The
most severe affection. He had been stripped OF
his possessions, his children had met with an un-
timely end--and disease had rendered him an
object loathsonne to himself. But his confidence
in the Justice of Heaven was unshaken-and al
though the hand Of the Almighty lay heavily up
on him, he exclaimed, in the pious ardouT OF his
soul. 9 Ikaow that my Redeen1-r hrefh." Here
was expressed the very essence ofChristian faith
he was willing to suffer- for he felt his soul, that
his Heavenly Father would not afiaict him with
cut a cause-and he bowed submissiveiy to the
hand which smote him, looking forward to : the
recompence of reward.n
The trials which attend this feeting state OF
existence are often severe, require the exercise
ofa purer principle than mere stoical iortitude,
to enable Us to endure them without repining -
Reader, do you possess this principle, this Divine
emanation from the source of all goodness
$ Which she'd so bright, so pure, so holy rays,
ITO light the Christians path %
Then indeed, may you receive with thankful
ness the blessings bestowed upon you-and bear,
without murmur, your allotted portion Of Attic
firms And when the cold dews of death shall
fall upon your brow, the parting spirit will triuHl
phantly exclaim, I" 4 know that n,y I.edeemer
lirsth."
BALTIMORE, Dec. 90. 1t being undefstood
that none of the persons indicted or bound over to
answer the ms,demsaaors and piraeies alledg. d a.
gainst them, are to BE- eonrcteds it is very natural
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sonpendious Geography TO
Schools.
WILLIAM HYDE,

toOK-STORE, No. 9, Mussey's RoiO,
= aAle new and exceiler& compendi-
= 4Geography for the use of Schools by
4 ihayer, price 25 cts. This book is
the best Introduction to Geography
ever been offered to the public and a
went reading book for class who are not
Forward to read in the larger Geogra-
1hs compiler Is an experienced School
nna the book is highly recommended by
n1pectsblp authorities. 1t is very ex
Introduced into the schools in the state
toFk, and in the short space of 3 or a
PAD sale of about thirty thousand
eenool Masters and Parents are respect
q 70 call at the above store and take a
book, and If Oh examining, they do
e q i, they may return it and receive
~ again.
've book win be for sale by MIR. E.Good-
'lewell, Mr.. H. Hyde OF Bath, Mr. E.
q >aco and the Booksellers generally.
CIV.
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CHARLES FROST,

LAS just received at the BosroS Hat FAC
L u TORY WARE. HousR Erchaage-street, Porh
Ind. very extensive assortment OF
Supeyine and loso priced HITS
among which are one Gaze REAL BEAVERS
Also
Ladies' BEAVEF BONNETS-MUFF'S
and TIPPETS.
1 case silk UMBRELLAS Of q superior quality
GP Cash given for SHIPPING FURS. i
DEE. CIV
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VINTON & COX,
ETcfdngf-S f-Sfreef--P0TIEd7ld,
aAyrrow SALE AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
,Sens0nabLe Goods,

HAVE FoR SALE AN ExTEEsrvE AssoRTMLNT OF
,Seas0nabte Goods,
TIJsT RECEIVED, consisting of blue, black
al olive, brown. drab. mix'd a. bottle BROAD
CLOTHS, coarse, middling and fine
Black. blue, brown. mx'd a. drab G Assn nj FL r.
Extra snperfne West OF England Cions and Cas-
sfmeTes
Extra superine French Cloths, blacks and blues,
of a superior fabric
Hunters Cloths fashionable colours
An elegant assortment of fashionable vestings
Blue. brown, olive and bronze green Peise Cloths
Printed Salisbury Fiannels
Bazes and Swanskins
White. red, green, yellow and black Fiannsls,
some Ga and 8-d
Plains, Kerseys, Coatings and serges
Tarton and Scotch Plaids
Rich Chintz and Plate Furnitures
Printed Cailicoes and Cainbrscs, gFeat saf'cly'
souie very elegant
White black and coIoured Cambrlcs
Cambric and common Dimoties
Book. leno, muIl jaconet and fancy Musllns
Imitation Lawns and Milinets
Al and 6-A Cambrics and Cambrc Muslins
IA and Ga Ginghams-Ste Loom Shirtngs and
sheetings
7-8 and 4-4 Linens and Lawns
Brown and black Linens and Buckrams
SHAWLS, Imitation, demask, printed. merino,
Grape, and great variety OF CASHMERE OH
sizes, colours. qualities and prices
Levaaties and Flounces
Sarsnetts and synchaws-Tafeta and uarn''ufe
RIBBONS
EIegan. figured and plain Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Silk yeIvets and Velvet Bindings
Extra quality of Gilt, coat and vest Buttons.
10 do silk-tWist Buttons
Silk Umbrelas-Linen Cambrcs and Hhdkfs
Best quality Bandanna and Flag Hhdkts
Do black and cross bandanna Canton HhdAis.
italian and Canton Sewing Siiks--Silk Twist
Black and Colour 81 Silk Brads
Bombazeens aud twiI'd Bombazetts
English and Russia Diapers
Gentiemens Cravats, with white borders
1 case qs. mems, women's and children's HooE'
all sizes aud qualities
Il do do do GLOVES do do
do mems Guernsey Frocks 4 Draws do do
1 bale Rose Blankets, do do
5 bales Bombazetts---t bale Wiidbores
Q do unbieach'd Factory Cottons, A-A and 7~8
A large assortment Sattinetts and Bedticks
October 27
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(Y Mem Goods ! 7
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

HAS Just received in addition to bis former
l. i stock, large supply of
PIECE GOODS,
which he now offers for sale, on as good terms as
can be purchased in town
AMONG WHICH ARE--
bales Bombazets
cases Cambria Prints
do 4-A and 6-i white Cambrics
do British Shifting and sheeting
do Worsted Hose
bale riannels
do Waltham Sheetines
do do shirtings. sc sc. Oct IS
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POETRY.
From the Centinel

From the Centinel.
CANTON DALE.
I KNOW a spot, where nature smil'd,
And form'd scene, SO new and wild,
So strangely rude--so passing fair,
Enchantment seem'd TO hover there:
II was spot, where poets dreams
Would rush upon the soul like streams
Whose nectar'd draught would so inspire,
As light the coolest into fire;
Imagination here might live,
Aud feast on all that joy could give.
Here, when the eve came softly on,
And up the eastern wave, had borne
That pale bright orb, whose lnstre gave
a magic touch to twilight grave:
I've turn'd me to yon cliff of grey,
On which the moon beams love to play;
And meath me oft, the evening breeze,
Curl'd the bright lake, and swept the trees!
Then silence came-for list'ning even
To catch the harmony of heaven
'Twas such an eve-the skies were bright,
A starry robe Of splendid light
Spread o'er the vaulted canopy
OF nights blue depth of richest dyei
My eye upliited, GLANCED afar,
To catch the glories of star,
Which high aloft, all lonely stood,
Mid the immense OF solitude!
My thoughts wer there--as fast along
The breezes swept-the bugle's song
On the south wind, came trembling by,
Like strains Of seraph minstrelsy!
cannot tell-but o'er the soul
These swels of distant music roll
Like whispers o some spirit blest,
To soothe troubled heart to rest
And as | caught them from the blast,
wish'd there meier might come the last.
They died away--the scene was gone,
The moon was veil'd-the storm came on.
And darkness rul'd the hour. u.
Portland, December 4, 1913.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted TO the subscriber, OF
IA the late fifm Of
B. s. III BUTMAN,
an note or account, are informed that their de-
,nands are placed ia the hands of w. SroREE. Jun.
Esq. to collect at whose Office, they are respect
fully requested 70 call and make payment.
THOSE persons, whose term of credit expired
some months since. are particularly requested to
make immediate payment
BENJAMIN bUTMAN.
December, IS, 1918 IT
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Joseph johnson,
INST RECEIVED. an additional fupplY c
PIECE GOODS,

1lusr RECEIVED. an additional fupply O
PIECE GOODS,
hefsrs very low.
.AMoNe WHICH ARE....
n ShAwls
Ind chinix shawls
tn. ToiIinest and fwansdown veltings
uorfed Hofe childrens do.
IN worried, lambs WOO ADD half Hofs
light and rk cambria Prints
Iies6 prints and CoPperpiates
0inehams
ook and fancy Mullins
X Muslins
Lawn. white Cambrics and coiorsd
green Lutelarinss
ineuo
y md common Dimoties
ilk ard uncul ve:vess
nnnt and ladies' beaver and lined Gloves
No. Briufh Costons
Damask Table cieshs--co ton and al
~beelias
kme and Gate Angola Gloves
licoes and cotton. black and fancy oh
q -Flzgg and Bantapna Hdkis.
Fins -Iuttons- Ribbonds-Engith and
~ liIk Cloves
Shitings and sheetings.
oiaghams-black, white and greei
bacss, 5c. &c. SC.
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"a Seasonabte Goods.
kRDOUR a. LINCOLN,
- i,sely eceived aud are now opened
-, exseaeive assortment of

- i.sely eceived and are now opened
- an extensive assortment of
PIECE GOODS.
~ The present season
.MoxC WHICH Arr
4 ii England blue and black BROAD
ronmon BroaJcioshs, all colours aud
~ milI'd blue, black, and Six'd CAS-
@ERES
1Inb;t Cloths. yarious cniaurs
E'oths plain and twiiI'd
~<reou, gfeea.oiiye and brown Cashmere
AVIS
Il: .':::. s::s's; .s.''as s';s' aonnAznrr.
~ cinnamon ,
rslise Flannel
& .od Swansdown Vestings
I>Stinc Vestlng
snd yellow Flannels
~rlIsw. rcd and green flannels
iye Kerseys
~ Dulils
= Swsnskins
black worstcd Hose
nnkesls 3.A to ia
= aler Loom Sheetings
IL 10 Shirtings
conmon Caiicoes
il and Copper Plates
book and Leno Muslin
,mlins--Scotch Lawns
.4tan Cambfics---coiour'd Cambrtcs
Male Ginghams
Live ana crimson Tabby Velvets
IA other colour'd silk Velvets
Carats. with colour'd borders
"a coIour,d Florence and Levantine Silks
IA changsable Sinchaw and Sarsuet Las-
1ms
ustring--black Satin
= ~ Irish Linens
hmbrics
= Table Linens, 6.k to f0-&
aud French silk Gloves
[and women's beaver Gloves
Ind Italian and Canton Grapes
y and common Dimotiss
D<tons
n Ginghams-Checks-Stripes and sat
ITS
\ blue Italian Sewing Silk
1l-Silk Braids
I'd Lustring Rihbons-black Gallons
coat Bulfons--Basket Buttons, &c.
sw
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE Coparnerihip of ToLR 3 BixaY y
this day by mutual confent dissolved Al
perfons indebted 70 the firm either by note or q
count are requeaed to fette the fame by the b 9
day of February nexs-otherwile they viii be ieF
with an Attorney for collection And all perso
holding demands againn laid frrn are requeised
exhibit the fame for payment.-The books and
accounts are lodged ~ the houfe of Lev Ioie.
Weltbrook, January l, 1879
LEVI Tor
JOHN BIx3Y
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Whole No. I07a

for the privateersmen to construe this into
cence to fit out vessels and privateers from ST
port Of Baltimore, and to suppose also. that
attempt to interrupt them in their patriotic F'f'
suits is violation of their rights, and thereis u
may be resisted lawfully. Hence the anrar
outrage committed on one of our custom henf
officers in taking him on a cruise for having ta
audacity to attempt to bring back private
after she had liufs1Lly cleared om at the custnn-
house. Meddiers must expect to get their M
gers burnt. Fed. Req.
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eddeloths e Kerseymeres.
SETH CLARK

Nfaf d - Jsisv CsmbssJasd Boak,
kkcEIvRD an s;sgans afartmsnt
etofhs, Kerseymeres, Hun
e1ofhs, Vestings and Trim
s. Of all kinds.
1he TAILORING BUSINESS
!. ! e = above fhop,
-. ~ IF
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COLD DECEMB ER.

The Thermometer in Montreal, on the
18th ult stood at A. NJ. Is below o. AT
Albany abou, same time. ii was 10 below 0.
At Fredericksburg, (virg.) the cold has set
in with Unprecedented severity, with consid.
cradle falls Of snow, at one time to the depth
Of is inches.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

The business hitherto transact
ed under the 6rm of Tole Z Bixby, will iu fu
ture be conducted by the fubicricer, the pubic
are respectfully invited 10 favour him with 'hsir
cuffom. LEVI TOLB.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

Importers Of CHINA, CaOCKERY and
GLxaSS WARL.
HAyE JUST RECEIvED, direct from the
IL Manufactures,
Sixty Crates & Casks of WARE,
which together with their former STOCK, makes
their assortment complete.
China Tea Sets, from fifteen 70 twenty
five dollars.
Blue Printed and Brown Printed Tea Sets,
elegant patterns.
Common painted Tea Sets, real patterns.
Blue printed Dining Ware
Plated and Japan Castors &c. &c.
Which will be sold at wholesase and retail on
the most favourable terms for Cash or approved
s.--57 Purchasers tciH please 10 coll al No. 6,
Merchants Roic 9w Jan. /.
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10 Let, for a term 81 Years.
THE FARM At Back Cove late the re6dence
of Rev THOMAS BRowNs, Pohsnion given
Immediately or april :, IS s--App'y 20 Aacasa.
Lnws, Efq. Wefbrook, or 20 7. BaownE, no. 8,
Long Wharf. sn Portland Jsn.
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We understand that the officer carried OF
the privateer, as mentionedi nsour paper yester
day, has returned to Baltimore. So far as TIE
facts have as yet come to our knowledge, th'
are, that the commanding officer ofthe private
presented pistol to the head Of the officer Of 4
customs, and threatened to blow his brains out i.
ne did not keep quie' and submit to the ordes
ofthe captain Of the privateer-that he was il
that way kept quiet until the privateer got OCT
bound to Baltimore. We are told he has made
a protest ofthe facts before the regular officer.
This is rather strange affair to be sure, but
nothing to what we may expect in times to
come.--I5.
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American ArItlIlcLIC.
PORTLAND BOOKSTORE,
No Q, Merchants Row, idte-Streei,
By ISAIAH THOMAS,
TIME THIRD EDITION OF WELsh'S A
| Il MEXICAN ARITHMETIC, adapted 10
the currency OF the United States 10 which is add
ed concise treatise on the MensuratioA OF Planes
and solids---and also short SYSTEM Of book. keep
ing by single entry, designed for the use OF far
mers, retailers and Mechanicks-price 50 per doz.
| SO cents single.
TEMPLl CARMlNA, 9Th Edition, or
| Bridgwater Callec,on of Sacred Musick-- price
| $40 pei. .dso. and 81 single.
Also
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ALSO
9th Edition of the UNDERSTANDING
READER, or knowledge before Oratosy; being
new selection of lessons suited the understand
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| improy yement being method wholly different
from any thing Of the kind ever before published.
M 'rhe increasing demand for the above work
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-14IaSO--
Just published as above, Ihomas's 5ih Edl-
,;on Of nURRAY's ABRIDG MENT OF ENG
iIsH GRAMMAR, with an APPENDIX contain
| ing an exemplihcaton of the parts ofspeech, aud
exercises in syntax designed for The use OF the
vpuuger class of learners--corrected and enlarged
with notes and aeW system Of punctuation togeth-
er with valuable examples III traasposing the parts
Of sentences, and in paryiag the form Of expressing
| d scntinent, which will be found very useful aud
not attached to any other grammar.
| rF The editor, in presenting his FIFTH Edition
/ of Murray.s celebrated ABRIpGNBNT OF Eng
rIsH GRAMMAR, deems ii unnecessary 10 add any
further remarks OF proofs the merits fhe work
| the unbic have now become fully acquainted
| with it-and the increasing demand that the daily
experiences for this particular edition, proves thsl
| Il has some claims over all other editions; ana ne
is happy TO add that instead of" tTo taotLsa'd Co.
pe,,; 10 an edition be finds . ten fhopsdad' quite
insufficient The third and fourth editions received
many additional pages and improvements from The
pen Of the author himself, and he has pronounced
he work complete therefore no adsiiti"n has Or
o. m hereafter be made. h.s edition will bereaf-
ter agree page for page with the fourth COW FIFTH
edition. oHs DesS
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-12

While the middle and western States are
suffering the extremity ofcold, and the in
terrupiion by ice, of their usual water
communications, Massachusetts is blessed
with al open and mild season her large
rivers, free from ice, and her roads in the
best state for travelling.