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RIOT AND MURDER

I'll
SToCKBRIDGE, Mass Sent il-On FRIDAY
last, two soldiers of the United States army
belonging 10 the cantoninent in PittstieI l.
were c-nmitted 10 jail in Lcnox for the inur-
der OF Samuel Howk black man
The particulars OF tins riot as thew were r.
lated TO us are as follows On Tbursd &
evening last, between the hours of no AMI
IL. TWO men OF low character armed the,,,-
selves with clubs and swords for the purnose
OF forcing from a. house OF ~ fame in the yici
n'ly OF IHtSheid TWO or three soldiers, who
III seems we're then the occupants on enter
Ing II, IA battle ensned the soldiers urovrd
victorious, and finally drove the sssaiIant, out
The fellows fed, and the soldiers pursued
'bein, as they supposed. into a house where a
coiiectiOn OF black people were dancing-ihe
soldiers demanded The meE-ihey were told
me men were not Iii the hOuSe-di ,beIievi,,r
thIs assertion, they fell upon the negroes hut
were eventually driven from the hnusp mot
however, until one of the soldiers had hurled
ms bayouet in the body of the above named
'iomk' VINO, ihouSh MORALLY wOnuded, follow
ed them several feet from the door.
lhe soldiers soon returned with 4 upnLac
or their comrades, when a most desperate and
D'oody rencontTe again enSned-one soldier
iost his nose from blow of red hot audirou.
others were severely injuted-the negroes
some otthem were badly wounded The door
Steps and door were literally hack ed IN nie,.,
ana covered with blood-ihe negroes were
male aud female, all driven into The street
cept howk, who threw himNelf into the cellar
"hefe lie lay Quiet, until the house was enu-
~. ne fipt was not quelled until a great
hummer OF clizens and civil officers iuternos
ed. Howk lived long enought to idertify tho
so!uieT vino stabbed him-hP died o,, r,itsy
morning. We understand the verdict OF the
Jmly OF inquest was. tri!fai murder.
Such are the particulars Of this affair "a
they were related 10 MS, which iiom the an
'"oiiiy, we presume are correct.
HerI-SLjre Sf,r
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the prospect OF good harvest, and tLe
certainty | Think that the liberty oI
The people, Tor time al least, will pre-
vail. The despotic governments around
us are alarmed at the march OF pubIic
opinion IN France.-They iremble. and
with reason, for it is scarcely possible
that the liberty OF the press can exis, IN
so powerful country as this without,
opening The eyes OF those who border
on them. The ancient nobility and clar.
~. especially those vino have returned
mere since The peace. have ever since
been making Efforts 10 place The govern
meni upon It's old footing, nor are they
yet disposed 10 let The people alone
They have had one terrible lessou-and
can they want another
Congress al Ministers is about 10
assemble al Carlsbad--3hat Is intrn led
TO be done you know az well as myself.
Several tubs for tie whaie have been AREA
dy thrown out. |, is said they mean
TO reduce The armed force OF Europe -
very good thing for The people on whose
shoulders they stand, and who are sweat
my under the enormous lnad of taxes
required TO support them. But who is
10 make the beginning II, il abou, am
equal chance that they decide the aues.
lion by fighting.
Whatever may be done elsewhere. Ire
assured thai France is ias, recovering
herself, and that she will soon be called
upon TO take AN Important part in the
affairs OF Europe. The nation, grant.
Is naturally tickle, fond Of change: but
as some excuse, al least, let il be recol-
iected ,iiat they have had every thing 10
deal with from % TO the return of the
KING, and even until the last year, for The
co"niry being under military occupation
could hardly have an opinion.
Wlih regard TO America. they earnestly
desire here, that the treaty for the pur.
chase OF the Floridas may not be ratified.
IA ,ney suppose such an event would
produce a war between the United States
and Spain, and induce the former TO take
an active part IN favor of The Indepen.
denis."
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eept what isiood in. To describe {! a
horrors OF the 2ist is beyond my power
an eye witness could only Judge of them.
Ships from 500 10 400 tons are nov on dry
iand-h hundreds OF buildings are blows,
10 atoms, and The sea is now flowing
where MANY stores stood before the gale.
fortunately there aere onl, tw.niy.one
l'es LOST, but many much injured, nv
sell amor2 The number, by the falling Of
ahons, lay undef the ruins some MI
nutes before obtained assistance. lam
now on iIe!recOyery
By accounts received from the neigh
boring Islands, they have suffered as
much AS al Tins. Every Estate IN ST. Mar
'ins except two are IN RUNS: aud returns
are received of one hundred aud iorty-
>N persons having been lost, aud many
missing" IBosf. ID. Ado.
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1Ez1--2zs3 60 G1Aszr.=sz-.-.-
H"r11cane tn tie West indies.


brig James and Isabella, 10 5. ropliff.
dated PM
&C Wells, (Me.) l7M Oct. 1919.
arrived al Kennebunk .yes,ardav
IRON Moran Bay, (Mariinico) from which,
place sailed OH the 23d Sept. On The
10Th | touched al ST. Bartbolomews
where obtained a lisi Of American yes.
sell which vent on shore during the
hurricane OF the 2Olh Sept. bu,, uniorlu
na'ely, left II on board-howeyer | can
remember The names OF ali The northern
vessels, VIZ. sclirs. Harmony, Gate Aionl
ION, who died 25th Sepi.) al Portland:
oscar, Barnes, OF CasiiDe; TpaZer, Fran
CTS, OF Nembufypori; and brig Mason's
Daughter, Moran OF Providence-aiI The
resi-, l think, belonged 10 Baltimore, N.
carolina, Alexandria, Philadelphia and
norfolk. Al Moran the gale was moi
severe, bul as l passed ST. Pierres, saw
iOur or hve vessels Oh shore. AT ST.
paris II must have been dreadful bey oud
the conception OF any person, who never
saw the place before and since the
gale II is said TO have been more de-
sifuciIVe than any that ever preceded il
I'D Tue memery of lis Oldest Inhabitants.
Every vessel III port without single ex-
cepiioh, Went on shore, most OF which
VIII be totally lost. "A great many of
Tie houses aud stores were blown down
number OF lives were lost. Ii came on
SO suddenly and violently, that great
many persons saved nothing from their
houses, and with difficulty escaped with
ileir lives. The streets were filled with
RUNS OF buildings, broken furniture.
masls and spaTs Of vessels which went on
shore hen, oops, binnacles aud boa,>-
ana so very Iupetuous was The wind that
II actually blew over one Of The KEYS or
rocks situated off tie barbor, which had
been standing perhaps ever since The Gre
alton OF tie world. 81. Martins has suE
tered equally with st. Baris. Six boiling
houses we're all that were left standing
and II was said that cne hundred and
forty seven lives were lost there and a
lew al Anguilla, which suffered more in
comparison, than either ST. Barts or ST
MartlHs. ST. Kills received great deal
OF damage -Anligua had not been heard
from.
leIt al Moran the brig Charles, Gross.
Oi Bath, 10 sail IN 20 DAYS. on Dominica
was boarded by the Patriot Prlvsteer
liornri, and treated politely. spoke
2olb, OIL Heneaga, schooner from Bal.
lImore Tor Porto Rico. In lat, 80. Ion.
"a, schr. Hannah, OF Portland. from ST.
Johns \. Il. for fredericksburg. South
ohoaI W. by NJ leagues, brig Leopard.
from Boston (probabIy' from an eastern
porn Tor Philadelphia"
Extract Of a letter from Capt. Barnes. of
ScdI Oscar, (dboUeme,tionedJ datcd
ST. BARTs, Sept. q.
We obtained new aHchoran cable. |
sutilcIeui Tor vessel OF $50 tons Ohp !
Oscar is only 65) but before ~ o'clock ON !
Inc 2lSi, we went Oh shore, as MANY YES. |
'eis had done before, and the remainder |
soon followed. We saved some of the |
cargo and had il stored, but such was
he violence Of the gale that the store TO-
seiIier with the merchants house we're |
washed away. have lost the vessels ia /
'ers &c. and in TACT every thing, ex.
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Extract Of a letter from Natches, Septem .
Hek24

This is the most distressing place I
ever saw-'here is bat two stores open ot
III every family has lth The ciiy-there
Is MOI htiy "iIie persons in 1t Doctor
Lohsakfr was buried yesterdav-6 others
We're also inferred this disease cannot.
l MINK, be The real yefiow fever, yet il is
something very malignant, for il general
~ carries those off who are attacked with
II, III 4 days.
You can form no idea of the dis
tresS which prevails here. Tie Volcano
steam boat has performed Ierauarantine.
and is pow at port.-Thr Eagle is now at
quarantine, for what purpose know mol.
unless she is afraid 10 come here, for /
am sure we have no occasion TO fear ber
Mr.. Campbell The American Minister,
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TRANSLATED FROM LATE FRENCH PAPERS roe
THE ERANkLIN GAzErrE

TRANSLATED FROM LATE FRENCH PAPERS FOR
THE FRANKLIN GAZETTE
VIENNA. Aug l4.-The following occur
renee mas excited very great sensation. The
son OF village Spindle, near Vienna was re-
turning from school with the ION of a butch
er me boys quarrellrd, aud the son of the
oyndtc was thrown into pond The defeat
ed combatant, WHO experienced no other evil
than that of getting wet complained 10 his
iatner, who caused th. butchers son TO he
Drought before h m, and condo ulned him TO re
ceiVe hfteen blows with a ciuD. AT the tenth
DioW me chItd was seized with horrible con-
VusionS, and died after the fifteenth Uuou
nearing OF the punishment Inflicted anon his
son, The butcher ran TO the Syndic's tut was
100 late, and fOnnd his son dead: The unfor-
tunaie rather, wild with despair drew forth a
s auu STABBED The SIndic, who expired a
few hours afterwards
says the Bremen Gazette, three secret COZ. fe'
aeracies, VIZ: LIST. that OF The Lnperial;sfs. who
oesiie 10 re-estabiish the aucient German en-
pre- "a, that of The ROyaiisiS, who wish Ia dI.
siue TIE German empire into great kiup-
doms, the one South, Austria, or accurdiu,. IN
some bavaria, and the other North prussi.
t'nis is Baron Lamezan's system, who wrote
upon tnis subject al Paris; Sd. that OF the
hePuOhcdnS, who think of uniting AT Germany
uhnel me federal system like that of The Uni
ted States.
CARLSBAD, August 9.-The numerous dirlo-
matists assembled here do not hold formal aud
regular conferences consultations take Mace
"heh ihey meet In walking out or at the din
ner parties frequently given by the princes
meucrhich and SchwdrZenburg The day he
iore yesterday, very late, a confidential meet
ing look place al the house oithe prince Met
'eFhic': crowdN OF couriers are despatched
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

WOODBURY., IN. j. Oct. l5.-An
important trial came OH last Saturday.
before tie honorable judge Russell, one
OF the Justices OF the Supreme Court of
tins county, between gentleman from
Delaware, and a colored conan, together
with numerous family, whom he claim
ed as runaway slaves. HE result was,
tie principal seeing What a turn the trial
was taking, decamped time enough TO
save his distance, as he was closely pur-
sued by The constable. However, four Of
his colleagues who were not quite as
active, were safely lodged in jail. We
iorbear saying ANY more al present, as
report Of the trial will shortly appear.
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STEAM RATTERIPS

The Commissioners OF the Navy will
receive proposals for supplying live oak
frames tor three Steam Batteries, TO be
got oui to moulds which will be furnished
The contractors. Persons disposed to
offer, will be pleased 10 state their price
per cubic foot the timber TO be deliver
ed AT such Navy Yards as may hereafter
be designated. Bait. Pat.
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PROM FRANCE-pOLTTICAL.

BosToN, Oct. I3.-Exlraci Of a Tier
dated 18th August lrom an American
gentleman now III France, 10 his friends
III this Town:
In this country &c have fine wesiher,
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cumsiance which gives The issue of tie
liberation of Spain that highest place in
the admiration of her advocates hut il
would be more polite in them Ia Tell us
SEA less frequently and more candid not
10 speak So much "a, The same time OF the
excellence OF cur constitutional govern
ment"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

Mr.. Campbell The American Minister.
and family, are expected hi, fall, from
ST. Peiersburgs
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
Copper, Brass, Lead Sr Sheet Iron
Work,
KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE BIZ
joseph Noble

Near the head Of Union Wharf Fore Street, viz
{ fOPPER KETTLES-Pumps Of various
~ kinds-Cranes-Oi Triers-S gallon end Sets
Measures Varuisb Kettles-Tea kettles-BoIers
-Lamps--Tunnel Noses--Boat Nails.
Brass Andirons, Shovels, Tongs and Hooks
--Lamps-CandIestick Rods-splall brass
and belt metal KettIes-Skmmers and Ladies.
Lead Spouts Hawser and Scuppeg Lead
deep sea, hand, cod and mackerel Leads-Musket
Balls.
Sheet-Iron SiOves-Coal Hods-Oven STOP
pers--Camboose and therlFunnels-Bake pans
--4LSO--
Two tons Sheet and Pig Lead-Two tons
Sheet Iron-Sheet Copper-Spikes-old Copper
Speter-Black Iced Pots, and Clout Nails.
All kinds of Ship aud Machisery Copper,
Brass and Composition Castings-Lead and Cop
per work done the shortest notice,
Al! articles in his line furnished on as good
terms as can be had in Boston--and ali ordes re-
ceivcd, punctually attended 10.
Soap Coppers 10 let as above.
Cash given for old Copper, Brass, Lead &
Pewter. (H) July 90.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

To Delinquen,s--We have 80 often called the
attention cfour Subscribers to the pecuinary con-
Germs Of this establishment, that we have not
ONLY exhausted our ingenuity IT. dunning, but a
very considerable part of our patience also. We
have often pointed out the utter impracticability
Of continuing an establishment like this without
scopsiderabe degree of punctuality on the part
Gifts patroBs-and lately we have urged our
claims uprn still stronger grounds, viz. the in
dispeasiblc necessity Of efecting a universal
settlement with our subscribers an consequence Of
the decease of one OF the propFi.tofs. With
many these claims have been urged in vain and
ss to h4 feared they are waiting for an oppor-
tunity Of doing if according % lac, though we
hops better things. II cannot be expected that
We should wait upon each individual with Dill,
4 that would subject u= to more expense, in
many cases, than they are worth--and we have
expended too much Of our hard earnings this
vsy to little or no effect, already-we hope and
trust, therefore delinquents win avail themselves
ofan opportunity Of forwarding the amount due
, Us before the Administrator compels rs TO add
cost. Whist dealing thus plainly with some, we
would not lose sight Of the obligations we are
under to others, who have promptly discharged
their bills. To these we have ever felt CRATE
iul sense Of the obligations We are under.
fLF Subscribers In this town and vicinity ars
Informed that their bills are all made out to the
pgesent time ; and that settlement by cash or
,o.a cg1rioI be dispe7lsed aCiih II voull give
Individuals but little trouble to call, and
thus save the trouble and expense of many
weeks.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
AERIAL COMBAT.

A few DAYS ago a mason and labourer, both
men Of prowess, Quarrelled ON the scaffolding OF
the spire, now erecting on the tower Of the new
church. A pugilistic encounter took place, and
The two fearless combatants fought near the
summit Of the unfinished building, where il was
not quite yard in diameter. The scaffolding
and railing which encircle it, includes space OF
about 80 inches in diameter; and here the
champions butfeted each other Justify at the
neignt of 176 feet above the surface of the ground
Some knock down blows were given and received
but fortunately neither of the warriors were
thrown out of the ring, the technical
phrase, over the ropes. 1t is indeed to be feared
that if they had been precipitated TO mother
earth, she would not have received them 50
kindly as she did her favorite son Anteus. We
10 not think that quarrel OF this nature was ev-
er before decided by fsti-cutis, in similar stu
alton, unless perhaps at the memorable dispute
Setwixt the bricklayers, masons, &c. who were
engaged in the building of Rah~l 1t 50 .@ia that
the victor means to challenge Crib, Carter and
every other British bruiser who may take up his
gauntlet, to fight him on the top Of the monu-
ment of London, where he will give him such a
cross bullock as will send him headlong to the
street. The only men in modern times, who
have equaled these genuine successors of Her.
cules, Eryx. and Eptellus, were Massena and
Suwarrcw, who fought ia the Swiss mountains,
three fourths of mile above the clouds, and
saw the lightning break, and heard the thunder
roll, full many athom celow the scene Of ac-
tion.-N. Telegraph.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
NOTICE..

NOTICE 10 hereby given'to holders of BIZ, Of
~ the PORTLAND BANK. that the time al
lowed by law for cioGng The concerns of hat in
fl,tuion, will expire The seventh day of Febsu-
ary ne1t A. which time final dividend mue be
made among the ltoekholcer' and no bills he
paid after that period. All holders of bills there
fore on ,ha, Bank, are ,equeifed TO prefet, them
prior 10 that day for payment q the fank ofpor,
land lately Incorporated, where provihon j. mace
for ;be,r redemption. A6w B. POTTFt
March 26 1919 dgsx.far TBS Persians Bas
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
OLIVER GERRISH,
WATCH and CLOCK W4KE

" N J1 md CIUJk IIhE
NO. 6, JONES' ROW, ExoHANGR-sT.
II As taken the store lately occupied by Mr..
4 l. Joshua Tolford. and opposite Messrs Nc
Lellan and fletcher's auction end commission
tore, where he intends TO carry on the above bus
mess in all its various branches. Has for sale a
general assortment of
WATCHES & WATCH FURNITURE,
consisting Of English and French, Gold and
Silver Watches-Gold, Gilt, and Steel Chains
Seals & Keys Wa Ribbons s,-Rings.-S ides,
&c. sc. Wilard's time Pieces atCh Makers,
tools and Materials. A few pair of Damascus
Razors. Watches and Clocks. of every description
cleaned, repaired warranted to give satisfaction.
august 17ts, 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

Although the mode Of instrucling recon
mended by DR.. Bell and MIR Lancaster has
been praclised in Europe for considerable
length of time, and has of late been adopt.
cd in several parts of cur country, IL has
engaged little attention in tbs vicinity
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
POETRY.

Mr.. EDITOR,
There being many new married DANES in this
little town and its vicinity, offer for their
serious perusal the following lines. which |
have never yet seen in print. The musta al
ladies may sing it to the tune of GilArt's
serenading Waltz.
Wfnyaw Lntelhgenfsr.
Ye fair married danes, who so often deplore
That lover once bIest Is a lover more,
Attend 10 my cn,,.--ei nor blush to be taught,
That prudence must cherish, what beauty has
eau. ht.
The bloom of your cheek, and the glance of your
eye,
Your roses and lilies may make the men sigh,
But roses and lilies, and signs pass away,
And passion will die as your beauties decay.
Use the men that you wed like your fayorite quit
ar,
Tho music's IN both, they are both apt TO jar,
RI ow tuneful and soft from delicate touch,
Not handled too often, nor played on too much
The sparr and linnet will feed from your hand,
Grow tame by your kindness and come at COM
mand.
Exert with your husband the same happy skill,
For hearts like young birds may be tanned to
your will.
Be gay and COOL humor'd, complying and kind,
Turn the chief of your thoughts from your face to
your mind.
lis thus that wife may her conquest improve,
And Hymen will rivet the fetters of Love.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

The last European war in which England sas
engaged. is calculated to have cost her two hou-
sand and forty millions equal at five pound per
ounce to eleven thousand four hundred tons OF
gold.
1t appears from late London paper that a
cargo Of timber had arrived in England from
Sierra Leone. 1t is said to be of an excellent
quality, some of the logs weighing from 8 10 5
tons each.-lt is the first cargo Of the kind ever
brought from Africa TO England.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
Hn .Atnanac & Reo.;ster,

ior io2o, calculated particularly for the netc State
ana intended to embrace every item Of informa
ton, requisite in such publication, relating to
the national government, its various departments.
foreign affairs, &c. as wsll as complete list Of
the army and navy, judicial and executive off,
GERS, the votes ON the question of separation the
names Of the Delegates to the Convention the
new Constitution for Maine the names Of the
officers, and times and places Of meeting Of the
| several Agricultural, Literary, Moral ard Theo-
ogical Societies in Maine and indeed every
thing Of apractical and useful nature that can be
condessed into portable FORM The Almanac
is calculated for the meridian of Portland.
Custom has hitherto rendered it almost proven
bial, for people to imagine that nothing can be
genuine, except 1T bears the Boston stamp. We
trust, however, this charm is now broken. and
that the citizens of Maine are beginning to per-
ceive that their interest requires them to cher is
our own institutions. With this belief we cheer
fully submit the proposed work TO their lberality
and patronage.
The Register will be put TO press as soon as
the nature of the case will admit. 1t will proba-
bly, be completed in the early part of November.
Sfentlemen friendly TO the work and to the fu-
ure welfare of the new State are respectfully
solicited to lend their aid in furnishing such ma
terials as may tend 10 render it generally usefu l.
A. SHIRLEY.
f. DOUGLAS.
Portland, Aug. 81.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31

No 5. MUSSEI'S ROW,
.s'ss $40, Quarters IS, Eighths / SO, SIX
s'ss 81 Q cents.
me Tickets u tue three last Lotteries taken
PssIeni for tickets in this. Aug "a
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
MISCELLANY.
SAVINGS BANK.

OAFlNI DANk.
Mr.. Praldcnce.-Well, Tom! TOMORROW the
Savings Bank receives deposits again: how much
do you intend to put into it
Iom.-Me got only so dollars, massa me
can't spare much if me pu. in 25 dollars, dat too
little to do any good; me can't spare no more.
Mr.. P.-Why do you think 25 dollars too small
a sum to deposit
Tom.-O massa, de interest will be so very
little.
Mr.. P.-Yes-but you must recollect that the
interest on that sum is great in proportion as on
a larger amount. Besides, Tom, wheneyer you
can spare one, two, three, five, or ten dollars
more, you increase the principle and of course
the interest will increase too.
Tom.-Will de money be very safe in dat
bank
Mr.. P.-Perfectly so, Tom. All the gentle
men who transact its business are of good stand
ing and highly respectable, There can be no
doubt of the safety of the money placed under
their care
1on,.-Very good sir. How much you say,
massa, one dollar week come to in ten years
Mr.. P.-Six hundred and sixty-sx dollars and
six cents.
Iom.-Dat great deal money, sir. Ne begin
to-day. AULD ROBIN.
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
SIMEON PRATT,
STILL CONTINUES TO MANUFACTURE
MalitQrV Bells. &c.

At his BOOK-BTNDERYi Y in the Chamber adioiu-
ing the PORTLAND GAZETTE O6ice-where Mil
srso16eers and others may De supplied on tbe
most reasonable terms and al any notice rs he has
quantity already manufactured. Companies
about supplying themselves with this article are
invited 70 call as they may here be Supplied on as
good if not better terms than elsewhere.
r Book-Binding,
patch. August To-
The Portland gazette., 1819-08-31
I /" Auction prices" for Cash.

i huctiOn priceS Tor CUSh.
DIM Yards American BEDTIChINGS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &
kGHAMS.
'Vo ios, Cotton WARP YARN, low Numbers
~ Gases elegant and low priced PAPER
IN; a6ovs are just receiued, &c.-4pply al
b. T.. Attwood's
aaef'on aud Commission Office, No. 1,
N UHioa IVaGyf.
ALSO-foR SALE As ABOVE.
tfa'es CROCKERY WARE, put up ex-
nsy y the Portland market.
''s, stons Jags--Plckis- -POts-Jars-- Pitch
s-Bo'ii,s &c.
o.. AID 81. Ubes SALT.
sply u, 1919. n,