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ERoM VENEZUELA.

From VENEZUELA.
Accounts fsom Marga e,, j, 90 nc l7In Of
March ,tste, mat eae army If Mo,illo had
bsen defeated oy Geo. Pisz near Csssaugus;
It's retreat Gu, off; 'oyaiists lost 600 killed on
the fsid; patriot loss o4 /; tnat Bolivar was
only yaising for division Of $500 English
troops, gbo were ascending me Osonoke, &c
JOIN Piaz, when the des,ruc ION Of MoriIIo
sne his army would be iBev lsoic. 500 En-.
glsh troops mad arrived at Margare,,e and
$500 Uocs dairy expected; which with tne
nslis ,,oops, would increase the pat1ot ar
my 70 500 sston., iuiiy equipped and provis.
ioned .sd,nna. Bsion with a squadrcn OF
Is sell, nad chased ths foyal squadron into
Cumuna bay, and commenced heavy can.
noDading IN lncm sesuit of me attack not
known. One OF the squad'on, the La Irces-
isiabls, of Ii guns, had cap,u ed and taken
into Margareua the Spanish brig Nereyda,
OF Is sans, and l42 men, bound with des-
pa chs ON CadE . Rio JenaIro. The ac-
tiou was despara,eiy fought, and though Of
. only fourteen minutes continual e, the loss
on bo, 4 the Nereyda, was % kin ID, and %
wounded. Inc accounts a5d, thsi AIch wa
the overwhelming s;teng;h OF the patriot,
shat the complete Independence of Venezue
la would be completed to certainty, the eli.
auing campaign.
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NEWS.
PofT Or AEWPORT.

FC ET DF NEWPORT.
,NTERED.
Big Ann.Gad den, Do"well from Havana;
sloop George * May, Walden New York.
CLEARED
Sioop Alice Baker fo, Albany.
Friday .7frH 9-Aitived big Ann Gads.
den, Dunwel IL days tom Havana, with
molasses. Left, schrs Industry, EastoD, aud
Shibboletb, Gardne'. TO sail for this port in 2
dYs. Big H,fa'n, Jouvet, sailed in compa.
ny. with the Ann G ddsden.
Hcig Hebe, Prlti, OF this port, cleared at
New-Orieans, on the l7ih March, for Gibrzl-
tst.
Brig Ne'eos, Sherman, arrived at this
port on FrIday last, in days from Alesan
dris, bound 10 Providence
Big May, Cotton, of this port, has arrived
al 0potto fiun Norfolk
S'ip RobiosoD Potter, Tillinghast, Of this
port, sailed from Batavia, Dec. 20, for Am
stcrdam.
Sch. Meu & lvert, OF tnis port, was u;
s.. Marys, MARCIA 9, TO soil 10 a r days
TO Norfolk, with y S. troops on Pensaco-
Ia.
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The ship James NJ onFo., Capt. w a!kiG son,
has arrived at New. York, and brought ac-
coint, TO the Is, March. They do not iur
nish a single article oi political news. On
the subj.t oil comma &C and trade, they
present a gloomy and dIastrous picture, and
of 'sucn extent as to dc ~ ess and almost par,.
Iize every description Of bu u,iness prices o.
every article had CONSEQUENTLY declined, in
GLIDING even grain, sltho' the ports had been
shut against its admission Stocks mad sIso
fallen the three PEI rcent Consols, being quo'
ed as low as 75; and Onuium, al Q l 8 dis
couni.
The British Commercial Treaty was pub
lishsd in the London Courier of February
97,n-It was received via Baltimore.
Advlces Gom 81 Pete rtburg TO the 10Th oi
Feb uaty. state, that the guilt OF Finland wa
tbeo a, open for naviga,bn as 10 The middle
of summer; a circuas,tsuce never befo'
known q, that period ofthe winter. The
Gas no appearance Of ice in he dads Of No
va .
6mericaa Stocks. Feb. Is u. S z X
Sb, IS par three percsh,s 63 Ia o.; nc~
al cents 90 l0l, d vidend from Jasus
~ first
following is an extrset y letter f'oua
!. respectable house at Liverpool, dated OF
the Ist of March.
!. We have accounts Of a very heavy isil-
u,. In I,opdoo, whereby great embsrrss,ment
IN n. stoned in so Cotton Trade, aui
..versl house. both terc aud ia Manche,'t', !,
bsys also suspended paymens.-Co'ton Is ii-
r,ost unsslssb,e F; sod il may BE bought eo1-
,,asyosly 5:.sw The nemaal pi.ss."
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MAR RED,

In this town. on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.,
hl,on. Mr.. srErxEs HAWKINS jun. Of Gloucester,
10 Miss ABsI $, WALpEN, daughter of Capt. Geo.
Walden
A. Exeier, on the 3i,' by The Rev, Mr.. Sard.
ReI, Mr. RowLAND Is GARDEEs, OF South Kings
iown, to Miss MARTHA T.. GAKpEER, dsug ghter
OF the late Peieg Gardner.
DIHD.
is~ths town, on Wednesday last. Miss. SARAH
Day, aged 81 years
Al .New-lork, on the 5h inst. after painful and
lingering illness which she bore with christian for
tude and resignation, Miss RUTH WRIrERoahE,
daughter OF the late Mr.. Samuel Wsitehorse, oi
this
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Female Benev0lenf .Soeietv.

Female Benevolent .Societv.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Female benevolent
Society, will be on Monday, May Sd, at the Sec-
ond Consres ationai Meeting House, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. BY order Of tie President
REBECCA ID. SESSIONS, Sse'ry.
Newport, April IS,
N. Is. The punctuai attendance Of each subscriber
is earnestly requested. the principal business wial
be the eec,ing Of officers for The ensuing year a
statement Of the Funds will be exhibited and re-.
port Of the state Of the school. II is hoped that
each Lady who has subscribed to tie r. b. Society,
viii manifest further interest in s support, by
tending the above mehtioned Mecsipg, and uniting
in such measures as may be adopted for the conin.
ued prosperity of an Institution 80 obviously useful
and beneficial 10 Society.
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Li5er,y ! Indea.ndeace! Or Dean.

Liberty independence Or DeaM
w. havs iust cecei,ed one or two of ths
pipefs (Haytian) TO which this iormioaoie
mottusjs pc e6xsd. rnsre Is nothing very
momsatols. Fac "nigh dlgoi,aries" a.
+" Sans So1ci !"-hs palace of the Henry,
area, we'll A, could be expected, SC.
On the An d January, the birth day of heir
independeace (s.drdy brat is nov IN her
ssDessh year, vas csseorated wita becoming
cole nnues; and tnen tne following oath
Was sworn oy the multitude, troops and the
grandees;
"We sgsGr to the zsLals IN vsrse--to posterity-.o
eursefDes-fo a6aHcon F"alce-to ,erisa, rather than
breath under her donlag0s--tv caste nH our ast
breath far .ss indeyea !eace sf our country %
VIVA, Seopie say what We w,h of blacks,
thee IS nothing nke this III the history VI
whites. A whole nation--at the ssn,e mo
Deai relieving ITS VOWS with the most I'm
pass,uned enLpusasin--at the alter OF iibesy.
1t resembles me Russian battle anthem, with
wli1n th=ia iIfis,ry usrsd o give lnc charge,
at the cumtne oceinent oi battle,
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NOTICE.

The Freeman OF this town are respect
fully notified 10 meet at the State House
on Saturday evening next, to take into
consideration the expediency OF recon-
mending such measures, lin some de-
gree varying the present police OF the
town. as may be conducive to public
interest.
Newport, April Ia, 1914.
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A CARD.

~ Capt EPHRAlM ATKINS, late Of
'hc brig Ams,el, OF Boston, stranded on the
rocks off S-cone, Point, L,tle Compton, re-
arns mis- hanks 10 Capt. CAHooNE, and the
ant, fo' their endeavors TO save the property
u said big after she was slranded--and Tor
o'hef c,vliIies shown by ihem.
Newport, April 10, 1919.
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NOTICE.

*s* Ths Republican Freemen of this
town are requested to meet at the rooms
under the Republican Prinling-Ohicr
To-MoRRow evening, at early candle
light.
Newport, April IA, 1919.
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MOI ICE.

MIR BoNfiLs, from the encouragement he has
1VA received. expects TO continue in this town,
SIX months, 10 teach the Ffsncb and Italian sngua.
ges As number have requested 10 be instructed
In tho Evenmg. il sufficient ngn.hs shoi,a
apply, he sii open school next Niontisy evening,
att O'Clock.
Apphcs..n TO he made to MIR. g. al his lodgings,
Mr.. Icwnsend's Cohee.Ho0se.
Newport, Aprii IL.
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DANCING ACADEMY-re.oosnea.

4 c. sCHAFFEa respectfully informs the La
a dies and Oentemen ot Newport and its vicini
) "~t his school for instrrct,ng in the polne nc.
comp shpent % Dancing, viii W reope, Cd on Mon
day, the Goth instant, at Masonic Hail.
uJsubscription paper al the office oeJ. c. SHAW,
Esl. Thkmes.street.
NeWpo. {. Apr Ia
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NEsy. 1 HEAP -SCODS.
H.. w. LAWION,
WILL open this day. great variety OF fresh
spring GOODS. purchased principally at Auc.
tonwhch he offers Tor Cash, on undoubied short
credit, very cheap. April Ia
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Tas us S. shlp Yoaa ADAMS, has srr;sei
as the Hasaaa, from Vera Cruz, where she
had been refused entrance.
-:o:H:o:-
We understand that toe frigato Congress,
Captain Hsaley, IS daily expected to arrive at
Annapolis from Norfolk where she has
been rehued. Il IS expected that Mr.. Gra.
ham, our Mioister to Mo JAneiro, will en-
Dark there, on ais way 10 his destina;ion. Al.
te' itndins him, the vessel Is to take her
depafts's ior aioag ceaise, In the course of
wh!e5 she 10 expscIed to visit the east Indies.
Asf. Infefngsnssr.
--o:ss:D-
Trial Of the Nal Rsb5ers.--J,seph Maurie
Pierre Bertrand, ani Doclor Hsnrie alias De-
z;rsaa, nass been indicted before the ClIcuit
Court nsw sit,iog 10 Tsenc-n, New. Jersey,
for ronbing the y. States Mali, on the LIST oil
February last. They pleaded not guilty. The
court appointed T.. IA. Stockholm, Charles
Eslpg q. .. Wall, Esqrs. counsel tor the
psssontrs, and directed that the trials should
SoDU,ence iofthwilh.
The trial of the three mail Robbers, Nau.
nc, Bertrand, aud Hen-ie, alias Dezenau, has
tsken place In New Jersey, where ,he ,ob.
be'y w,s commllteds snd the parties found
guy, principally, ca Ineis own confession, vi
robbl0g the mail, bat acquitted Of intent 10
murder the passengeis or trwe,.> Under this
Gooviction, hey wall be .snenced 10 con6ne.
aens, at hard lab a. 1at xceoding ten years.
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SALE POSTPONED.
TOMORROW, ,

At IL O'Clock A. NJ will be sold at Public Auction,
on the premises
4 NNE undivided half Of the two houses of the
~ Vaughan Estates. pleasantly situated on the
North side Of Pelham street, next to Spring street
One of said houses is almost new and the other.
in good repair--Conditions made known a, the
time and place.
NATHANIEL SWEET, .suetr.
Newno,t Anr;I IA
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Underwood s Stevens,'

hCUSE. SHIP AND SIGb P.dIA7ERSt "
NJ. li6, THAMES STREET. ,ss.
INFORM the public and their friends. that thet
4 have just received and offer for sale. comp)vt1
assortment Of <kX
Pants, Oil, Wlnd0w. Glass. &c. !.
ss low can.be purchased in the stsie--smo11
which are the following, together withs great nuo1
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rcpoNT's GUNPoWDEE.
Tusr received and for sale, by
j IOHN b. LYON,
Gardaers' u hart.
fresh supply of Dupont's Gunpowder, + Il AMI
Il IN let's 10 suit purchasers
Apsll 7.
SPANISH MILL DOLLAkS.

lNyANrED At Old No. li2. Thames-street, for
w which large Premium vii! be given by
NATHANIEL sN EEL 4 co.
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A 4 q Ms,,i"g OF the Slockav.-s. y "a Phe-
4 4 nix Bank. ia Weslety, ieIany Assers.'ed ON
the 5tb day OF aprl.. A. p. lSis. ise following
Gentlemen were elected Directors OF said bank
The ensuing year, 90 wit Amos Cross. Esq. Eaa
waru iiicox, Rouse Babcock, Stephsl W,ilcots
George Gavlt, John q Hoxey, Nm. Peckhstn, jrs
S,ephen Smith, Na,ha,I Barbet, j.. Wager Wsosnb
Daniel babcock, Jr. And ~ n subsequent MteuTU
Of said brec,ors, Amos Cross. was chosen Presl'
dent Of sad Bank aud Jesse MaAson, Cashier Phes
NIX Bank, Westerly. April S, 1919.
Witness. J. MANSON, Cashirr.
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20 bOkcs NewVoIk soap l4 N
20 Kegs hrsl quality Tobacco
100 bbls superKae Ale candida Flour and
A general assortment ot Groceries, al rstails
.zLSO.-- .3UU0 w,,ite Oak hhds ataycs
Newport, Jan az.
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.hAnLLo NJ. InChoiON

~ As just received and Others fer sale, cheap for
A cash, or Approved credit.
- hhIis. and ~ barrels best Rye Cini
40 hhds hsst qssllty ". L. nen
French Brand,
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02


In Westbrook, on the st nst Samuel T. son
of Mr.. Paul Merrill, late of Newburyport, aged
years.
In this town, on Tuesday evening last, Mrs
MARIA PEARSON, aged 79.--On Wednesday last,
Mrs. ELLEN, consort of Capt. John Deerng, ag-
ed 43. In her. were concentrated and exempt
fed all those virtues that exalt and ennoble our
nature !; as christian, she looked with a Single
eve to her bright exenplar, and adorned his doc
trine with humility and patience-As a wife, she
a pattern for her sex--As mother, she e.
vinced all that maternal tenderness which a vir.
tuous mind can conceive, or an affectonate heart
can feel As a relative, friend and neighbour.
she peculiarly endeared herself by a cheerful per-
formance of all those duties that devolved upon
her, and which unite us in the bonds of love to
know was bat to esteem her. She has obeyed the
summons and ascended to those mansions ia her
ather's house, there to receive the reward of e.
ternal felicity-let not therefore her friends
mourn as those without hope, but while her me NJ
ory is bedewed by the tear of sensibihty-may
her virtues be deeply engraved on our hearts,
and emulated in our lives.
MIR. William Campbell, aged 56 years.-NIiss
Eunice Chelice, aged 27 years.
On Sunday afternoon last Mrs. MARY. wife OF
Horatio Southgate Esq. aged 90.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers being three Of the persons nam
l. ed in the act, for Incorporating the President
Directors and Company, of The Bank Of Portland.
hereby notify the members and stockholders of said
Corporation, that meeting will be held on TUES
DAY the ninth day Of Narch inst. at two of the
clock in the afternoon, at the BANKING Room of
the Portland Bank, in the town Of Portland at
which time and place said Stockholders are re-
questei to attend.
1st. For the purpose of making, ordaining and
establishing such BY Laws, ordinances and regu-
latons as the sad stockholders shall deem neces-
sary--and to determine the mode of transacting
and disposing of stock, and the profits thereof
2dly. To determine whether the first instalment
shall be paid previous to the time mentioned in
the charter.
3dly. To choose ba first board of Directors. and
such other officers, as shall be thought advisable
10 elect.
4thly. To attend 10 any other business that may
be legally transacted at said meeting, and which
may be deemed proper and necessary.
ARTHUR MCCLELLAN,
BARRETT POTTER,
ROBERT ILSLEY.
Portland March Cd. 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02

Decatur; and not q few are acquainted with the
circumstances that induced the Commodore to
wage war upon the citizens of New-London,
rather than upon the blockading enemy.
In conclusion, we have only to remark. that
the Editor of the Argus need not be uneasy a.
bout the designs Of the Federalists upon their
name. II viii never be stolen by FEDERAIIsTs.
though they neglect to secure it with locks and
bars.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02
~ssN
GAZETTE -2& News.
Z PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and cleorances at tie Custom House.
ARRIVALS
Feb. "a, sloop William, Stamford, from Bos-
ton-brig Abeona, R. K. Porter, DO days from
Para, with hides, molasses, &c. to H. Smith &
Co. Left there, brig Rossius, Green, Of Salem,
waiting cargo-brig Elk, Stone, of Boston, for
Guadaloupe in 10 days. Feb. 25, ar. sloop Hun
tress, Morton, from St. John, with salt-brig
Charles, Clark, from Portsmouth, N. II. for w.
lndies-Mar. |, schr. Mechanic, Harding, from
Boston-brig Alexander, Robinson, from de-
schr. Fox, Blanchard, from do.
CLEARANCEs.
forefg',-Feb. 81, schr. Stork, Haskell, for St.
John.
Coastwtse-Feb. %, sehr. Ino, Johnson, for n.
York--27, sloop Express, Prince, for Fredericks-
burg.
Ship Neutrality, Norris, Of Portland, touched
at Havana, and sailed to leeward, 9th Feb.
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Charles & John Fox.

Charles & John Fox,
agents for the Baltimore GLASS FACTORY
OFFER FOR SALE,
300 Boxes by 9, and by 10 WINDOW
GLASS, of which they will be constan, ly
sopplied. They Also Offer
Brandy neutrality-suspicious.
Flour-Y oung Hyson and Hyson Skin TEAS
-MACKEREL. Also.
A lot of superior Grindstones.
March Q 6w
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7777777'777-77'777-7 Y -
MARRIED.

In Portsmouth, N. Fl. by Rev. DR.. Parker
Lieut.. George Washington Storer, Of the U. y.
navy, to Miss Mary Lear Blunt, daughter Of Capt
Robert Blunt.
In Lisbon, by VIM. ?. Davis, Esq. Mr.. james
Gof, of Lewistown, to Miss Rachel Brown, Of
Lisbon.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02

revolutionary PensiOners. After the 4th inst.
the second half-yesrly payment of the pensioners
Will become due at Cum berand Bank in this
town, where the necessary papers NAV be had
We understand that il is not necessary the an
plicants should be present to receive their nav
on that day, as it will be paid any time after
wards.
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@ortCaaS,
Tuesday, March 2, 1919.

On Thursday next the functions ofthe fifteenth
Congress will cease. 1t is not expected they
VIII he able to do any more than finish such bus
mess as has been partly acted upon--consequent-
ly the Bankrupt Bill, which has been so loudly
called for from all quarters, must rest at least un
til another session.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02

10 The Honorable JOB Nelson, Esquire, Judge
Of ate Probate Of zgills &c. uahin and fCy
the county Of Hancock,
HUMBLI shews, Nicholas Tucker. adminis,-
L IL traitor the goods and estate Of ANDREW
TUCKER, late Of Mountdesert In said county
yeoman deceased. that the personal estate of said
deceased is not sufficient by the sum Of two hun
dred dollars to pay the just debts which the decees
ed owed at the time of his dsath.--He therefore
prays that he may be lcenced to seIlso much of the
real estate said deceased as may be necessary IN
raise the said sum of two hundred dollars with in
cdental charges and in dUty bound will ever
pray. NICHOLAS TUCKER.
al a Court Of Probate, holden al CaStine, 1yatEs
'n & for SAID cotnay,on The third dag of Ftse
rVary IN The gear Of our Lord 1910
UPON the foregoing petition, ordered. that the
said administrator notify all persons interested thas
the same will be considered at g Court Of Probate
10 be holden at the Probate Office, in Castine. a..
foresaid on the fourth Tuesday Of March next, by.
causing copy of said petition, with this oraer
thereon, 10 be published in the Portland Gazetts
three weeks successively before said Court
JOB NELSON. Judge of Probate.
Copy Aitest-Wm. ABBoT Register
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02

part Of the lumbe- piled up on the wharres, bein!
swept off. The storm ceased on Saturday morn
ing, leaving l2 or ID inches of snow.--In Boston
the storm was still more violent. We notice ths
following damage sustained by vessels at the
wharves -
Bang Betsey, of Wscassett, parted her fasts al
Foste''s wharf, drove up the dock, carried away
her bowsprt aud foretopmast, and stove ia part
OF her larboard side.
Ship BRISTOL Trader. of Thomastown, parted
her fasts at Burne's wharf, drove against brig Ja-
Of Saco lying al Packard's wharf, which also
parted her fssss and drove ineo the dock. The ia
nus had her mainmast carried away, foremas
sprung, quarter boards stove, &c. The Bristo,
Trader then drove against ship Iris of Boston, as
Fort Hill what, which parted her fasts aud both
d owe into the dock north side of Liverpool wharf
The Bristol Trader is on her beam ends, be.
stem knocked off aud her masts and yards athwa
the wharj. The i,s has lost her foremast, bow
spirit and figure head, and il otherwise damaged.
A fat Hog.-WILLIAM PARKmAN, ESQ. g,
Camden has lately killed a small boned an.
framed Hog only sixteen months old, whic..
weighed after being butchered and dressec
$50 lbs. The Hog was so fat, that it cou..
not walk for several days before il was kiIlec
The Bangor (Me1 paper asserts that Mr. Sam
uel Kent, of Orringtcn,p ,pIougheda patch Of ground
(being free frora frost) on the 10th of Feb. Lass
and the next day planted peck of peas AN.
anticipates that he will have green peas /
March.-We see but one objection to this ge.
ueman's realizing his expectations in March
and that is, his seed will not probably come L.,
till April.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02

Il Medisins ssesseisi ), any 10 t6s zyo, f5s cure
sfCoughs, Colds, Aahma', Confumptions. &c.
CINCE this excellent Medi-
~ cine was fsft difcovered upwards of three
hundred thousand perfons have experienced it's
happy and falutary effects. many of whom had
been by AGhma,ic and Conlump;ive complaints
reduced 10 the brink of the grave their conai-
,u,ions were quite emsciaisd, and had calf off
all hopes of recovery, having ufed every remedy
recommended a. specifics for thuis complaints and
had made every application to the faculty tina,
could be obtained
Common colds which are generally occshoued
by obfirueted perfpiration, will he found to yield
to iss influence 10 very fhort time.
In common coughs which are 10 general the
effect of cold, il gives immediate relief. rem moving
thofe ,roublefcme irri,atons, as they are called,
ticklings in the throat, which a0 40 conftant
fimulu, to coughing, and 10 quieting ,hofe con
breathe and fpeak frely. II induces ref aud
nsep in an eminent degree and flrepgthens the
contribution, which enables i, to repel an enemy
whole atsacks are frequently folIowed by the moft
fatal confequences-
PerFons sffiieted with, Pulmonary complaints or
diforders of the breaff and lungs, (even in the
moft advanced period of life will find immediate
relief.
10 Alhmatic or comfumptve affections, (receut
or chronic) Hoarfeuefs, Catarrhs Wheezings, aud
shortness of breah i. viii give immediate cafe
Congeaied Phlegm Acrimony in the fluids and
oblasuc,on IN the glands, are with ea.s and (afe,y
discharged by gentle eIpedora,ion,
Il /. also much admired in foreuess Of the brealt
and fomaeh. giving preient cafe in ,hofe Gales.
March 2. 3m
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SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
CUMBERLAND. ss.--Iaken BY Ezecution
ard to Be sold az Public .4uctian on MON
DAY, the twenty-nihth day of March
next. at ii s'cloek, n. M az the .4uction
Room OF STEPHEN M'LELtAN & T1wo-
THY FLETcHEs, Exchange Street, PORT
land,
A LII the right in equity Of redcmp-
N ton which 4BSALOM F4RWELL has
in and to the following described Mortgaged RE
Ill ESTATE, situated in said Portland, bound
ed as follows viz Beginning at the northerly
corner (adoining the street, of lot Of land sold
by William Vaughan to Edward Carleton
thence westerly by said street sixty feet--thence
from said street back one hundred and twenty feet
on a line parallel with the westerly side line of
said CasletoR's lot-thence sixty feet to said Car
Ieton's lot-thence by the westerly side line ii
Carleton's lot one hundred and twenty feet 30 the
first bounds with all the buildings there
on standing. Ii being the same LOT that the said
Absalom Farweli, mortgaged 90 James Neal, as
per Deed dated Dec. 90, 1st5--snd Recorded in
Register Book $50, page 74-to secure the pay
mcnt Of one thousand dollars and interest.
JOSEPH III. GERRIsH, Deputy s7serig.
Portland. February %, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-03-02
lYBlank Certificates and Powers
of Attorney,4O
E0R Revolutionary Pensioners,

kWh HtUOIUfOHuTy FtHStOncTS,
IL which may easily be filled up BY the persons
themselves without mourning any other expense
than what arises from getting them certified by a
magistrate, may be had al THIS OFFICE.
March 2.