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The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
JOSHUA KEEN S WILL.

MOLE 1, heretN given a. tie hens of The
~ estete ufJOSEUA KEEN late Of Portland
in The county of Cumberland, Yeomsn, deceased
and all Others concerned-rhst SessEu Keen
has presented to me the subscriber, Judge OF he
Court OF Probate, within and for Sid county
an inst ument purpor ing he the will and
testament of the SAID JOSHUA KEN. deceas-
e.. and that the second w daes d y nf FebruSry
next, a. ten o'clock in the forenoon. is as igned
io,.ke III. Probate thereof, ate P obste Court
the be held AZ the Probate Office in Portland
in said County, when and ~here hey may be
presen' and she w cause, if any they have why
the same should be proved, approved sid
allow as the last will and testsmen> of said
deceased.
Given under my hand st Portland, this ,hr.
teen day nuAry, IN The year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN
A tue cony Of Record.
Att HoRATIo SoUTRG ATE, Regr.
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Portland Bank BILLS.

TIE holders of Bills ofthe Portland Bank are
quelted 70 forward them TO the Bank for re
demption as foon az poiibIe, as they are abou,
slo6kg their bu6nefs If. Msyl
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

A T Court OF Probate h@ den al the probats
\ Office in Portland W hin and foe the Couaty
Of Cumber and on the ecood "Wednesday o
Ianuay in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
ared aud nineteen. Or the petition of Ruth Jebks
admnsrratrix Of the estate Of Nathaniel Ienk
are Of Northyarmoutn IN said CouGty Merchant.
decea ed fepresent,DT hat he personal esta of
said decea.ed ia no suffics<n TO pay he luss debt
which he wed at he time of hs dsa h by th
su I three hundred niney four doa1s ard
forty for cents, ard praying or a Iicenre to sell
aud convey so much of he zeal estate of sail e
ceased as asy be necessry fo the payment OF
aid debts nd incident ! charges -OkDEREp
fhaf the petitioner give no,lce ibereo 10 the
heirs of aid decea.ed and al persons inte
70 iad ate, by csuing ccpy cf this order to
b published in he Portland @ zette, printed
10 Portland in aid County thfe week sauces
stvey, hat hey may appear at Pro ate
Court &c bs he'd a, the probate iliee in .a,d Port
land en- the fo rth Wednesday OF Fehru ary nex,
at two clock in The four noon zad hew aufe
# y they have Why he praye of raid petition
should not be granted.
SAM FREEMAN, Ja4gs IF 'ad Court.
A true Copy--Aitess
HoRATIo sOyrHoArE. Regr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
Far Sale at /did Store, every articl
GROCERY LINE

cheap for Cash --Hho few Barrels No. |, PORK
AT has Curry Shop Middis Street next door
above Barker'S Tavern, Upper LEATHER. of
fuperior quality, and lower than can be pugchaied
efewhere, for ceih n'y.
All who eand indebted 10 the fuHfcrber, whole
Notes and accounts have become due, are feque.
ted 10 make payment, in order 20 enable him TO
pay hi' jla debts JDEDIAH DOW.
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REMOVAL.
w. B. NORTON,

INFORMS his friends aud eultomers, tha, he hs.
removed o the Store lately occuoied nv AeGi
Hspnaford and Webb, neY, door wen of he o.
Make Hcuie Middle Street where he Offers 70,
lale general sfiortment of
". L. Goods and CT ocericS,
with variety of ether articles as uf,lal. on the
mott favorable terms by wholelale or ,etail
Wan nted TO purchase 1000 r. @.
SHOCKS also few thoulasa r o HID s,.ves !;
for rhe latter caih and the h,gben price will Be
paid on delivery, (sw)
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02
SINNERS Of Beef and Pork.

ARA requeled to call at the Store of the sub
fcriber in Fs,s Street directly opposite the Ms let
Hsu'e, where they may be iuppied Vi ith certif-
ca es for Beef and ork and A. the law will be
put 10 force sgainn all who offend i, i, hoped
none will neglect 70 compls with this reqIeA,
The Portland gazette., 1819-02-02

AMONG WHICH ARE-
Loaf White acd Brown UG R-MOLASSES-
Hyfon Young Hyfon Hyion kin ard souchone
-COFFEE-CHOCOLA ATE-FIG RAJ
SINS-sPICEa-Co Coenac and common BR NDY
w India and " BngI2nd r. NJ Holland ana
American ClN-WINkS CORDiALS -TOBAC
CO-Stsrch-- a I'um-~Dye Wood.-Iadigo-- Cop
psfas-Factory YAKN--FLO LOUR-AEAL- RICE
CHEESE, Sc &c.
A!,o- complete af' r'meat of
SA DDLEk Y " ARE,
Harness and Chdise Trimmings,
Window CL IS Wrought and Cut NAILS
Brglih 3pd American SHOVGLs-HOLIO OW
WARE IRoN < STEEL with a variety OF other
articles. which will be fold whoIeia!e or retail
Os,y cheap.
Portland Jan v. 9th I8so IT,
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For iSGie on 10 Lit,
THE STORE, directly opposite Mr Berjamo
1 WiiIisE quse as above.
IAN 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06

Times describes that Island to besabout
700 miles in length, and $50 of mean
breadth; as continuing. independent of
its white population, about six hundred
ibousand black and colored persons; as
being every where fertile, and abounding
in cattle and timber and what is CT more
importance, as containing "a port { Ha-
vana) second 10 none in the world, land
locked On all sides, with narrow en-
trance commanded by two forts, where
a thousand sail OF the lire may ride in
perfect safety, even in the hurricane
months "a station from (Which the
British nagy would haze complete CON-
mand over Me svhOfe line ef the Somhern
and eastern sea coasts Of tie Unned
States Of America. The produce ex-
ported from Havana in 1913 is describ.
I'd by TINS writer as being, IN round
numbers, $4,000 boxes OF sugsr,
35,0o0,OOo pounds Of coffee, 45,OOO
hogsheads of molasses, and 5000 hogs
heads of rum.-l087 merchant vessels
entered the port during the year, exclu-
siye of coasters. And the writer coll
lectures, that the commerce of the island
would afford constant employment for
100000 tons of shipping and $4,000
acknowledgement Messenger.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06

sings" Hooked upon Marion~ss'hc uttered
these sentiments, and fsncied feh as wheo
! heard the las, words of brave de Calsb the
Enslishman hung his homes, head, ana look
ed, thoughts, as Il he had seen the upbrsid.
ing ghost Of bis illustrioas counirymen, Sid
ney and Hampton.
On his return to Georee,ewn, he was ask
ed by Colonel WATSON Why ho looked SO SO.
rious! 81 have cause sir," said he, " TO look
serious" Whist, has General Marion re-
fused TO treat !'-" No sir" We'll then,
has old Washington defeated SIR. Henry Clio.
ton, and broke up our army!,. 81 No sir, not
that either, bot worse." "Ah what can be
worse }" "Why sir, have seen an American
general and his officers, without pay and OIL.
most witbou, clothes, living on roots, and
drinking water, aud all for liberty What
chance have we sgainsf ,urh men !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06
Bp Dail.
PROVIDENCE, SEPT. %.

PROVIDENCE, SEPT. 20.
AT the present term of the Supreme
Judicial Court, in this town, Peter Pratt,
George Larned, William X. Staples,
and Joseph w. Torrey, Esquires, were
admitted Attornies and Counsellors a.
Law, in all the Courts of this STATE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06

and t'e salt shall have Become heated,
pour on the salt common oil OF vitrioI,
and leave the room Immediately, and
keep it close shut for seven or eight
hours. The quantity necessary for
room of, say Is feet square, is about one
ounce Of common salt and about three
quarters of an ounce of oil Of vitriol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06

Cnbd.-The London papers continue
to urge, with great carnestness, the ad.
vantagcs 20 be derived by England from
the cession Of Cuba. "A writer ia the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-06
NonyoLK, Sept. 90.
From The Mediterranean.

FUW IIE IUcUIZEffdNeln.
From source thar may be relied on we
have received the following state ment oi
facts relative 10 tho late nnhspry mlsonder.
srsndpg amoog tho principal q fic ess Of our
Mediterranean squadion -
"By virtue Of warrant issued By Com
modo,e Stewart, Commander in Chief. &c.
a Cour, Martial, composed or the following
officers, viz So -
Capt Mo Donough, President,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
REGISTER FOR MAINE.

In order to Keep pace with the times, and make
good every detect which the contemplated disso-
luton of our concerns with Massachusetts proper
y III create, the disorders propose publishing
coon az the materials can ne collected, which are
already in a considerable state Of forwaTdness,
az .AEMA.NAC and REGISTER
for 1890 calculated particnlary for the fsur State
and intended 70 embrace every item Of infoEma
tion, requisite Ia such a publication, Teiatlng %
ihe national government, It's various departments,
foreign afTar &c. as W. II a complete list Of
tire army and navy, judicial and execniive-off
GERS, the votes ihe question OF separation; the
names Of the Delegates 20 the Convention the
new Constitution iog Maine The names Of the
officers, and times and places of meeting Of the
several Agricultural. Literary. Moral and fheo.
icgical Sccisfies u Maine and indeed every
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

also been allowed young negro man to assist IN
maintaining hIm. He retained his strength in
such degree as to enable him to walk from the
estate to this city, distance cfseven miles, even
within the last few months. In November or
December last, we saw him returning from town
to Hope estate. He was 2 stout lad at the great
earthquake in 1892 was Merriman's Hill
Mountain, in st. Andrews, when it took place,
whence he saw the terrible convulsion which
destroyed Port Royal, of which he always gave,
when required, very distinct and consistent &C
count. He was a native Of this island, and was
never of it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

taing OK practical and useful nature that can be
condensed into potable form. The Almanac
is calculated for the meridian Of Portland.
Custom has hitherto rendered it almost proven
bal, 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 theHinterest requires them to cherish
our own institutions. With this belief we cheer
fully submit the proposed work 10 their liberality
and patronage.
The Register will be put TO press as soon as
the nature of the case will admit. II will proba
bly, be completed in the early part Of November.
Gentlemen friendi-- - the work and TO the flu
ture welfare of tho new St ,te are respectfully
solicited to lend their aa III furnishing such ma
terials as may tend 10 2d61 ( generally useful.
A. SHIRLEY.
r. DOUGLAS,
Portland, Aug. "a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24


nAP Extract If letter, received from pas
senger on board brig Calypso, dated
BALIzE, July IL.
we arrived here last night, all well, and ex-
pected in course Of the day to go to sea. Last
evening about half past five O'Clock. elk miles a.
hove the Balize, were boarded by boat con-
tanning nine men, who having taken possession
ofthe brig and confined all below, began to make
general search. and took from US ever7 thing OF
value they could lay their hands on.-They thea
wished US a safe voyage and made for the rest OF
the vessels in sight, all Of whom shared the same
fate. These fellows have fine boat (much like
the mail boat and were completely armed-esch
man having pair of pistols, a sword, dirk, and
musket. Two passengers were robbed Of 1871
in specie. And, in short we were robbed Of
whatever we had they took even our boots and
hats--and from the desk, both inkstands. pen
knife, and 8 90 in cash.-They said it was TOO
hard times, and they must live" and very com;
posedly ordered me to drink with them, and oil
my own " ine.-Said was id good fellow.
and must have been privateersman myself else
Ishould not known how to have treated them SO
WELL"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

This lofty range, seen even from this place O.
Ernpaes considerable space our western hoCi-
zon. Ii is we'll known tina lis immense elova-
hon and the almost bonndless prospect which
lAs the eye from Ifs summit, have induced ma
ny to climb IFS heights, aud enjoy Nature IN her
suoiin itv--Many also through report, and a
seariui view of the mountains Themselves, haTa
permitted every wish 10 sicken and every exer-
aion 70 be discouraged. Till within few months,
Il trns. the fort to attain the summit Of Mount
nnsasngtea nrst have been great and IA 5oEious.
~ strike directly into woods. wet. tangled, aud
twisted. TO degree almost imTenetrable-to
mount over windtalls which rloekaded every
*sy- to find this toll Increasing as YOU advance
--ana 10 meet all these obstruct ions ia steep
scent, would, it should seem, de;er any ore
nom the labouF, who was less than an enthusiast
q who possessed less than an iron constitution
put these difficulties are now wholly removed.
~ 'uhe last, an excellent path was cut from the
@ead. directly through the woods, for the extent
Two miles, to the point above vegetation lass
yosd strikes of to the right hand, about fbfrt
pus beyond the Netch-a and where formerly. ii
"a impossible I, ascend without extreme fatigue.
~ Certainty of rending the hTInest garments.
IS can DOW advance with comparatively irIfljng
ition, and not the least danger but may
ufn IS whole as VIC went--At the distance o.
&c mile aad a half Goal the Notch, there is "a
~e-iient eRcampment. where a person may not
met Tor any convenience, except 1t he thro his
~ inattention befors ne left the world below
n-fron the Camp, we ascend haiti mile.
Y emerge from the woods-Ihe trees here are
dwarfish, stuuted gTorfh--soon disappear,
leave nothing hut the gnOBnfair cranberry
n'ch fourishes around these highlands. in sole
slldnsss.--Fr2m this height, the distancs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
GAZETTE ID News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALS.

Tuesday, Hlg. IL.
Arrived ship Fisher Ames. capt. NJ. Gordon
days from 81 Croix. with a cargo OF rum aud
sugar to Henry Smith and c.,
Aug. IT, Arrived, Brig Concorda, Woodbury.,
from st. Andrews, for Alexardris brig Argo,
Lunt, from do. for Philadelphia-schr. Three
Sisters. Soule, from st Johns. for Boston.
Aug. 10 ar. Brig Altoona, Porter from Hondu-
rasfor Boston, cargo Mahogany and Dye woods
10th, sloop William Stamford, from Bosten-sch
William, York, from Wilmington, for Lubec sch
Decatur, Gushing, from do. for St. Andrews
Il, brig Caroline, Hubs, from Philadelphia
with fiour-sch. Regulator, Drnkwater, from
wilmington, DEL in ballast-schr [sley Stan
wood, from Philadelphia, with fiour.-22, sloop
Messenger, Lewis. from Boston, with sundry
me chandize-sloop Joseph, Stanwood, from do
with do--schr. Active, Waite, from do in bal
last-sloop Favonrite, Knight, from do. with sun
dry merchandize-schr. Relief Baxter, from
Newyork, with -four and fruit.
Friday, Aug. 30.
Arrived brig Jane, Capt. M'Lellan, y days
from ST.. Croix.-Saed in company with schr.
Decatur, for ew-Haven.-Lef, ship Virginia
for Newyork, in 20 days-schr. -, Waterman
for do. in 10 days-brig -, Little, from Bath
dscharging.
Sunday, 4ugud22d-
Arrived. brig Levsnt. capt. Hall, IS DAYS from
Point Petre, Cargo molass-s to James Drcring
George Deering and John p. Thurston. Lett ~
Point Petre briggs Leopard. Stevenson loading, for
New York, in IS days -Independaace Barnard
for Hartford, 90 davs-t8th spoke in lat SO, long.
GO, 80 schr. Enterprize, Gordon, of this port, IS
DAYS out from Point Petre had lost one man.
MordGu Aug. O..
Arrived schr. Enterprize, capt ]. Gordon, is
days from Point Petre, with cargo Of sugar and
CLEARANcFs.
CoastUise.-Aug IT, cl. schr. Dolphin Pol
legs, for Eastport-I8th sloop Packet, Lowell,
forBoston.-schr. Planet, Prince, for Lubec.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Brig Milo, Merrill, Of Portland, was at Halifax.
7th inst.
The Charles Miller. Williams, Of Wiscasset,
from 81 John, with I03 passengers, arrived at
Philadelphia 5th inst
Brig Tropic, Merrill, Of Portland, arrived at
Philadelphia 10th inst
Brig Eliza, of Wiscasset, from Alexandra, in
ballast, to load with timber at the navy yard ar
rived at Norfolk 10Th inst.
Hapana July 29.-Arrived brig William. Norris,
Al days from Portland-Fame, 80 DAYS from do
Schr Harriet. Of Bristol, ar. S1st, in 25 days from
Damariscotta.
Schr. Mary. of Castine, DAYS from St. John
=. ""ciPhid, iuii Oh passengers, was SPOKEN
the 10th inst. 90 miles F. of Cape Ann.
Brig Jane, 3 days from Kennebunk, for the
"est-indies, has been spoken in long. 81. 80
Alexandria, Aug. l3.-Arrved schrs Allegro,
Welsh. Camden, l6-Lucinda, Gaines Saco, IS.
Another. fine haul Of .Mackerei.- Arrived at Bos-
ton on Monday. the 10th inst. sch. Sally, belong
ing to Mr.. John Perley and others ofSalem, hav-
ing caught in IS days one hundred and thirty
fire barrels offdt Maekerel This is the third cruise
ofthe Sally this season, and she has landed at the
port of Boston, since the 25th of May, three hun
dred and eighty two barrels of Mackerel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

ON WEDNESDAY, September Isl, at B.
c. Aitwood's Office, NOs !, Union Wharf,
0PSaie at 10 ociock-
A Invoice Of esh imported PIECE GOODS
~ consisting of 6ar.5rick, Fdadlsrehiets, Fur
nittre. Pins. GloUss &c.
ALSO-2 Case, containing lnz straw Bon
nets-ij Ibs. fine Cotton Balls,
10 Bags Fiberts--4 Barrels Pican Nut.r,
10 Kegs ToDacco.
POh WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of September,
as ADORE,
~ Piece Of American BroadcIotls-an Invoice
of HiTd Ware-A quantity Of Stone Ware and
G!a's Bottles, &c. .4Hgus! o..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
FOR THE Pt RTLAvD GAZETTE.
-. M .~.S,, ,,,I Du~.Ix,

FOR THE Pt RTLAyD GAZETTE
On Charity and Benerolence.
HAPPY is he who lends the poor;
Compassion dwells upon the mind,
Virtue and peace attend the door,
Where works Of mercy are inclined.
His heart contrives for their relief
More good than his own hands can do,
He in the time of general grief
Shall find the Lord has bowels too.
With tender pity in his heart;
friend and brother he appears,
He acts the tender feeling part,
And well fulfills the name he bears.
ALI yes! to every fainting heart
Let sympathy her cordial welcome give.
Let tenderness her balm impart,
And bid the tiresome wanderer live.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
MAR RED

In New-Brunswick, Mr. Eliphalet Hamlen,
late of Portland, to Miss Catherine Moorcraft
In this town, by the Rev. E. Payson, Rev. 2.
s. TEN BROCK, Rector Of st. Pau's Church, in
this town, to Miss LucRErrA l.. CurTER.-Mr.
CHARLES CHASE, mer. to Miss NANCY Poor.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

Correc'ioB.--tn the extract Of letter from
Bremen, published ia our last, tTiaing error es-
csneA our observation. The writer ofthat letter
infqyms Us that loaded vessels do not 90 up 70
the city Of Bremen, brt stop at place called
Brake Is miles below. Il was here that the
tide rose nearly even with the top of the dixie.
which brought the keels OF vessels that drew ff-
teen feet waterupsu level with the land IN
side Qfthe dixie. and the vessels decks upon a
level with the windows Of the second story Of the
houses With this alteration the information CON
yeye6 in the letter is correct.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
4 Hon. Samne Freeman. ESQ. .Iudge of Probate
for the county of CuRherlanF, commissioners ~
receive aah examine the claims II he creditors a.
the estate az FRANCIS JOHNSON late a.
Vt es,brnok in said comfy, yenman. deceased, re,
eSented irsnIveat. hereby give notice that six
months from this date are allowed 10 hiring ir
claims sgainst said estate. and thew viii attend
far rhe purpose of receiving and examinins "a
claims. a. the Cnnnting-ronm cf frt Danip
Thompson, in said weslhrook. on tie fourth Mon
,lay of September. Ociober and Feb nary fro.
two Ga six O'Clock. P. NJ. on each of said DAYS
JOHN RIKBY. -
NATH'L PARTRIDGE.( N0H'4''A III
Wesibrook, August y 1915
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

We hereby certify that we have made ez-
perlmt MS OF the process prescribed by Mr.
5obn Bicknell, OF BuckaeId, for preventing
seed what from producing smut ard ggOwing
wheat from becoming smutty, aad have thus
'ar, found to our satisfaction said process % g'e
eaeciual SAk'L. PARIS,
Wm. gARROWS.
Hebron, .4ng l4tk. 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
WILLIAM HYDE,

10 ~ HUSSEYisROU.
Whoies SO, Gnsrssfs 2 IS, Eighths 30, SIX
,cenihs 81 4 , CENTS
Prize Tickets IA ae ihree last Lotteries taken
10 payment for tickets in this. Aug -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24

TO-MORRO ~, The 25fh Argsa inst. al ih
O'Clock A. "a n on ne ioyer nd Of UHioa
HhaT, IN Portland for tse tsneft Of 4
Underzrrtters ana M Others 7sl0m IL glo
hereafter concern.
THE British big CHRISTOPHER Of )
u KITS. THos. HEAD MAST, RHthen Fr re-
ster i4J Tons, condemned on saraay as un1et-
worthy, together with an her aPpurtenaaces.
-fiSO-A part Ny hes car 20, cCnS.tliag ri r. ~
->UGAR,-f)L$ SIS SLIME JUICE
,H2UB.-N LEAD DRH &r
Per order ofhis griiar F Moissif. Consul
Terms clst ID. GEtELT. Auct
August 20th 1919.
on THURSDAY the 2Gh Of Angus. instan'.
8 o'clock N he forenoon Al he Dsreting
House, Of Rec Samuel Igoodtury, late y
.Northyarmotih, deceased,
THE HOUSEHOLD FUR FIXTURE, belong.
ing 20 the estate 81 said iecoaed, consistingo OF
M1hogsny Tables
Beaureaus- Book Case and
Side Board-Light & Wash Stands
dressing Table--Beds and Bed
steads-Giit-Frar.ed Looking Gasses-Chi-
na-Giass and Crockery Ware--Fire
Seus-Chairs-K Kitchen Fur
uiture,
With many other valuable articles.
Isaac Fl. Bailey, Au'ci.
NOrihysrnOuth Aug IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-08-24
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

b j OF, LIN y ACaDEM i
ETOR the acrnmpodAtior OF those who are de-
a. sirons ST sending theiG children % the Acade-
mT, the Trustees heve concudel 70 employ an
able Assistant ri liberal aneation, and vel quail
flied ins'rucier, T. assist the Preceptnr ia The
Instruction NY the Acndriag provided thirty pu-
pills apr!y :o- admivion 5y ds ffesnih Of Ssrtem-
Der nerf. Those Fareots, therefore. who are de-
sirous Of riaaire tiieir children in the Academy,
are requested q gice their rauies % Mr.. CusHMAS
the Preceptnr. hef W. HAT tinr that ARRANGEMENTS
nav be made tor she next Grarier, @iiich viii
commence TIE fr' " Ori.5sr
Sy order q. the trustees.
.inNGFELLDH-. jR S. rretaTy.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-16
Situation Wanted.

yENHE advertiser, IA native of England
d who has hat The honor to instruct adult
pupils, as we'll as youth OF both sexes, in
Stenography, the English and French Ian
guages, Elocution, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
ography SC is deslrous Of oht"ining imme-
late employment as private teacher, as
sistant in respectable academy, or master
of school in the country.
Possessing the most ample testimonials in
tavor of his competency as teacher, the ad-
vertiser wishes not to shrink, from any iGves-
tis alton, that may be deemed requisite, in
order to ascertain the validity of his preten-
sions, and the extent of his requirements.
Enquire (ifhy letter, post paid OF Mr.. Davis,
the editor of his paper.
n B. Law students and other profession
al gentleman may acquire complete know
ledge Of the advertisers system of Stenoera-
ply in the course of twelve lessons. LADIES
or gent emen DESTROYS of private instruction,
may be attended at their own houses, and at
their own time. October l3