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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-25
IN GAZET re 6aN
.sss 49, SHIPPING LIST. ~. sss=4a.ssIls,
PORT OF PORTLAND.
RRIVALS

Thursday, Oct. 2l-Arrived schr. Decatur,
Cushing, from Wilmington, Del. with flour
schr. Planet, Paine, from Boston. with flour
schr. Gen. Brewer, Rogers, from st. Andrews,
via Passport, for Boston, with molasses, fish
and oil-schr Fox, Blanchard, from Newbu-
ryport in ballast.
Friday, 22d--sloop Ranger, Smith, from Bos
ton, with Oysters.
Saturday, 23d-schr franklin, Squirting, from
ST. Andrews for New-York, with plaster Of par
is-schr. Jealous, Mcclellan, from St. andrews,
for Newhaven, with plaster OF paris.
Sunday, 24th--brig Fame, Gardner from Bos'
ton. In ballast-schr. Mechanic, Harding, from
Martinique, with malasses-sloop William, STAN
ford ON Boston, with sundry merchandise
brig Juno, Lawson, from Providence, r.. j. in
ballast-schr. Dorcas- Ann, Titcomb, from. St.
Andrews. with plaster ofparis.
Same day.-brig William Smith, Bacon, from
Port Royal, Martinique, in % days, with molasses
70 A. Mcclellan Esq. Sailed ist Oct.-Left,
schr. Olive, Capt. Neal, for York in days-ship
Reserve, Kich, Of Bath dischargng-brig Oliver,
Lindsay Of York, 10 sail, 20 days.
No vessels we're lost at Port Royal during the
late hurricane.
from Boston, in ballast.
oLEARANcEs.
FosrIeN-Thursaay, Oct. 2l-brig Ellen,
Msrrill. for Rio de Grande, South America.
co.srwIsr.- Thursday, 2l-schr. Dispatch,
Hatch. for Savannah ship Liverpool, M'Lellan,
for Charleston, s. L. :,
Fr;aay 22-schr. Return, Emery, for New
York. A.,
andria.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscribe offers for sale his FARM in
L Pownal, pleasantly situated on four county
roads, the most public place for Trade in the town,
containing $50 acres OF good Land, convenient
two story DIV ELLING HOUSE in good repair,
two Barns with other out Buildings, with hand
some young Orchard OF COO Trees. and or 500
rods Of stone wall, good wood lot. with fuil
proportion Of Moving, Pasturing and tillsge, 10.
cether with one half of ristrnIi if best suits the
purchaser, terms will be liberal and made known
by applying to the subscriber on the premises.
EDWARD TOMPSON.
Oct. o. feopSt.)
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TOR "a e pIeesantly situated FARM two
= ard a half miles from Pc tlsnd. Said Farm
contains about eighty acres, some part Of which is
as good land as any in the Dist let of Name, cuts
about thirty tons hay, has on il good two story
HOUSE containing three lower foors, good
dairy aud four chambers, with Cellar under the
whole, also Chsise, Woed-Iiouse, Barn, and other
>out- houses, there is good Orchard of 500 bearing
trees, for terms apply 10 DAVID SMITH. Port
land. a-JPThere is bed of Mussels for manure
almost Joining the land. If. Oct. 25.
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Real Estate at Auction.

A singular Chance for a Good Ba'goia.
on THURSDAY, the 28h iastaat, al tsree
Of dte c'oc5 Y. W. az The hoiist o. EBN'R.
KOLLOCK, IN SaccoraPpa,
WILL be sod at Auction, lhe FARM former
w ~ belonging 70 Ees2er Bartlett, deceased i.
situate IA Weslbrook thrrS lourihs ri mile from
,accarsppa, on the nam road 10 Gorhap con
alHing 100 acres OF land Of tie ,aiOus descrip-
tons requisite Ter an excellent fnrtn. having 6ne
young charI. \ convenient dwelling House, large
bara aud other Out buildings thereon. The same
IS sUl jet to a claim Of ubou, $i400 only 10 Nath.
Partridge, Esq. much les tran the real value Of
the farm. IL will certainly be sold.
LUTHER FITCH.
Oct. 10.
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MILAN &. PETERS.

HAVING purchased The " PORTLAND
j. l. LIVERY STABLE" Establishment. wouid
iuform the public that Carriages Chaises, and
Saddle Horses, may be furnished at the shortest
notice and every accommodation given conducive
TO the concern. Patronage il respectfully solicited
and fav0rs will be gratefully acknowledged.
Portland, OG Is.
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 25-4, P. NJ.

Since our last, papers from England and Spain
have been received Of later date.-These ac-
counts, however, are so vague and contradictory
that but little reliance can be placed on them-A
gentleman in Liverpool writes to his correspon-
dent in New York that report prevailed there
that ,cGr on the part of England $ is in contem-
plation, most probably with the Uniecd States.''
The Flordas to be the bone of contention-and
as Spain cannot defend herself, England to DO
il for her. This is report and we give it only as
such. III
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BY an arrival at New-Haven from Cadiz des-
patches of'an important nature from our Minister
at Madrid were brought for government Mr
Forsyth still remained there. The Spanish ex-
petition had not left Cadiz. The King did not
refuse to ratify the treaty; but suffered the time
to expire for ratifying il it'll understanding
expectation that the United States would avail
herself Of the Floridas by immediate occupation.
Ferdinand is said 0 have been led to this meas
ure in consequence of the interference of the Brit
ish government, which had put in her claim for
the Island of Cuba an Offset for the Floridas.-
We give these various reports, and leave our
readers to draw their own differences, having no
room for remarks.
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Bradbury c. Atwood,
Oct.f8.

Al No. 1, Union WhG1 Portland,
LTAVING established himself in the
auction 6 Commission Business !;
The Public informed that he will devote his
time exclusively 20 the above business.
s. Liberal advances made on consignments.
o. Dealers in Hollow Iron Ware, sre infor-
med that arrangements have been made by the
manufacturers at Halifax, Mass. 20 keep a con-
slant supply tor this market Ga a. good terms as
can be had elsewhere IL A Cage will be re-
ceived 10 a few DAYS.
l57 Dealers in Stone and Earhen Ware can
aW ays BE- supplied with any guam iy of these at
ticles, as they are receiyed.diiect Eom The manu-.
factories.
Consignmsnts In Store.
so bbls. SUperfine Alexandria FLOUR,
10 hdds. ST. Croix, and Woodward RUM,
3 Il" Muscovada SUGAR,
10 bbls St Croix Sugar, superior quality,
goo Crates Crockery WARE-Crates will
be openedte accommodate Retailers with
any articls they may want.
goo doz. Stone JUGS, Butter and Pickle
POTS, &c.all sizes,
Mil SAWS and Sle.son's HOES,
500 reams writing, letter, q wrapping Paper
Wizards Patent Time Piece, days
] case cont'g. 100 pieces Cotton Cambrics
2 do. containing Straw Bonnets
q do. Paper haLgings
Coffee and Filber,s, in bags
Bags Cotton--boxes Chocolate
Casks wrought and cut Nails
Kegs Tobacco
90 bbls ground Camwood
Nicaragua Wood
Cassia-Nutnegs and Ginger
No and 2, MackereI
ALSO. on Union H1bcrf-
A quantity Of MerchaDtable BOARDS
DO. do Mahogany Do
-LIKEELSE-
A good serviceabIe HORSE.
Il Fam,
In the town Of Lowell, about 7 miles from
Fryeburg corner. Enquire as above.
Oh. %. III
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on WEDNESDAY he 2TtA day u O-to5s
INST ~ O'Clock f.. n.
A FARM 10 Corham. on the road leading TO
- S'andiih, IA mile from Portland. containing
about SO acres Of excellent Lapd, with che iloTy
Dwelling House aud Barn thereon, with ycusg
orchard on the fame Said lot lies between the
land of Samuel Bate and joseph Bargs, being the
same formerly owned BY Nathan Rapg'-saIe on
the premises. Conditions one third calh--ors
lhird ia year, and ! third 10 years. M II
Also
At private ssIs. lor of Land 6tuated 10 Port
land, on the corner Of York and Tyus-lrsets-
with handlome two rory Dwelling House there
on. For terms, Apply 10
s. MCCLELLAN,
Portland Oct ]. L. FLETCHER.
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Eastern Branch ofthe Erangelical

VI visionary Society.
A Meeting OF tb,s Society is to take place by
"A adjournment, at the Portland .4caderay on
Ihursday the 28h INST, al 8 O'Clock p N.-And
discourse will be delivered in the evening al the
Meeting House Of the first Parish in Portland.
3 y. WESTON Jun. Sec. pro- tenn.
Oct Q5 .~ .a
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LOST,

QETWEEN the hcuss of Jndge Frothinshsm's,
~ and the ihop Of Mr.. Harrod, Lady's olive
coIouyed -broadcloth CAPE, belonging TO coat.
The finder fhaii be suitably rewarded BY leaving
Il At Judge Frothinghsm's. Cct95
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Reports at the southwark indicate something
like preparation or the part of our government to
put themselves in the attitude of defence, at
least--such as ordering 90 900 stands of arms
with corresponding quantity of ordnance, am
munition, &c. to Savannah. -.
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The Atheneum, No. 62,

.TUST RECEIVED. al the PORTLAND Book
u sroRE. where Subscribers arr requested u call
aud receive tlier Numbers
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u Being authorised 10 dispose of the right to
use Mr.BIcKEEL's discovery 10 all the towns north
and east Of Kennebeck river, the subscriber is de-
sirous OF negotiating with one of the principal
men in each of the towns in that section of the
country 20 take the agency in their respective
towns, and thus put il 10 the power Of every far
mer in Maine, for small compensation, totally
to eradicate the smut from their graUs So cer-
tain is rhe re1edy which he offers, that the inven
ter viii engage to return che compensation If il
does not succeed 10 their entire sstiSfaction.
AS Mr.. Picknel has not obtained any patent for
his discovery, it is proposed to have subscrip
ton paper presented to each farmer, who may
put down such sum as his liberality shall dictate
and on given day deliver the receipts-receiv-
ing no pay, however, until the receipts deliv-
cred.
0SFGentlemen wishing to avail themselves Of
the advantages resulting from this disco very, may
have its utility demonstrated and obtain the right
for one or more towns by applying at the Portland
Gazette -Oihce. A. SHIRLEY.
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40 NEW GOODS.
EDW ARD HOWE,
No. 5. MERCHANTS ROW,
HAS on hand and is now opening general
assortment Of
GO0nS

GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
Broa1clolAs, fuperGue black blue, fcatIet q olive
Cafiueres fuperius black, b'ue, Coburg mixed,
dfas olive and brown
Pelile Cioshs and F'anpels
Hunters Cloth Kerleys-CarPeting
Role 5lankets-F Iannels, white (mIlld and twill'd,
red black and green
Toilinetts and S~ snsdo~ns buff and While 6ne
Quiltiog.-white WooIen Frocks
Plain and printed Csflimere ehawls
Worried, lambs wool, cotton and fix Hofery
Bombazetts plain aud twiIl'd figured and printed
Tartan plaid ST black Bomb4zne,
Cotton shirting, and SheeliDg, British and Amer.
ican,
silk and Tabby Yslven-P IatiIlss, white and
brown,
Calico fine, super6ne and common,
Carlisle and common Ging hAms--Fu rniture Patch
and Furniture Dimiiss,
White cord and blk Cambricks,
Strip d, Sgd and v bite Carnbricks,
Whi'e aud cold Crzvats-bik aud asg silk Hhdkfs.
Cambrick Muslin-I.inen Cambrielzs,
India plain, lene book and fancy Muslins,
Scotch and long Lawns-MiI4ene
Merino Gown TrimEipgs-C0s = Linen Dam
ask,
Thread aces--lnen and cotton Threads
MEMS Gloves, of Doe skin add lind beaver & ELK,
Women's Cloves, ind beaver kid aud fix
Irfh and German Linens, white and Gown
Six Brzids--Taifeta and fatin Ribbons
Back and coor'd Florence Lulrings
Black Sinfllaws and Sarfnes
Black and white sst,ins
Maxim. and shawls
ne Rugs-Ruiha Cralh-Unbrsllzs
India Cotto1s-Sewing Silks
Gilt Maltesse and horn Buttons
American Manufacture.
l piece each, blue and drab BROADtLOTHs
and 8 pieces SATTINEFS,of the Goods
on which the highest premiums were
ob1iDcf Al Brighton tie present
Oct 25 SCISSORS y
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The space occupied by the proceedings Of the
Convention. compels Us TO omit several adver-
tisements, and other matters intended for this
next.
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A certified copy OF The votes OF the seSerai
towns on separation was received ifchi 'u- "a
ice Of tie secretary OF state.
Gen. Tingaie moved reconsideration OF
.,hs yo.e which passed o. Saturday on nao''on
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THARD WARE.

HARD w ARE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH AhE--
Fish and Tea Kettles-Boiers end Sauce
Pans-Patent Coffee Mis-braf, plated and Jap
aned Lamps aud Candeiiiek '-Lanterns- Tea
Trays Shoyels and T rgs Knives and Forks
pen and pocket do.-scifIers aud shears-C rriers
Knves-brafs commode Handles 6c.-Locks-
Hinges and Screws- JoIner's Tools, &c. TIC.
lcask block tin / ea Pots
I do. Trace Chains
IS boxes Tin Plates.
Alto on Hand
Differed and cait STEEL, beG qusii--Shov-
els and SPa5e.- Sheet Iron-Nas and Spikes
Anvils and VIce,-Sad IoD-Fry Paus-Brafs
KettIes--Files. all kipd,-Br uihes do. &c. &c. SC
d tons cast Iron Hare, assorted.
Oct IS.
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Smuity Wheat.

HE cultivation of Wheat is so important TO
the support Of human life, that any who may
discover method of improving its quality in
creasing ITS quantity, is entitled 10 The credit 81
being more OF less beRefactor of mankind. ANY
improvement in the management Of this imPaI-
tant grain, Is calculated to be particularly bene-
hcIai to tie agricultural interests Of our country,
ana through that TO increase the stock of wealth
comfort Of tue numerous individuals of which ( j.
composed, and Of those dependent upon IT, We
therefore with pleasure offer ourirecommendatieus
OF an Improvement Of thai description in the dis
coVery Of the cause Of smut IN I0heat sndahe means
OF preventing IL by MIR. JOHN BICKSEL, Of Buck
ptd. ExPerlmeats, attested by respectable far
mers' aud reasoning upon the principles and nature
OF ms discovery, furai'h satisfactory proof that be
Is deserving Of confidence and encouragement
1t Is generally believed that washing aud timing
are etfectnal preventaiyes, of the smut yet the
BEST farmers sometimes find that precaution
Useless, and Notwithstanding all their exertions
their crop of what contaminated by disease. The
discovery of Mr. Bickne furnishes an additional
ecnrity against this evil, teaches how aud when
70 apply the remedy, j. attended with other adj
vantages which cannot here be explained, and i,
10 our opinions valuable Improvement to the
growers and clnsumer' of wheat. M
LEVI HUBBARD, Paris,
ALANSON MELLEN, do.
DANIEL SFOWELI, do.
ALEXANDER' GREENWOOD, Heron.
WM. G. WHITNEY, do
JONATHAN NASH, lfinot,
AsAPH HOWARD, do.
VIM LOWELL, do,
LEARNED SWALLOW, BuctfeId
We certify that we have made experiments Of
the process prescribed by Mr.. John RickGeH, of
Bnckheld, for preventing seed wheat from rrlduc-
ing smut, and growing wheat from becoming
smntty, and have thus found 10 our satisfaction
said process TO be alfectual
SAMUELPARRIS,
WILLIAM BARROWs.
Hebron, Aug. IL. 1919.
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A true e1Py-stlest,
TIMOTHY o. GOOD Regr
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New looks.

Just received on cOnsi gnmcnt, and for sale
By the subscriber,
ENALES of my landlord, second series
I New tales, by Mrs Opie
lions Pilgrim, b. Robert Hawker, D D
Events of the French Revolution, b. the
baroness de Stael; O'Reiley's Greenland
Johnson's quarto dictionary, vol.
Taylor'S Arator, 4lh edition
Rallies tour on the contnoa It
Village sermons Olivc-Brauch
Dwight's geography for schools. in which
Europe is divided according to the late act
of the congress of Vienna Also,
A few copies of Bible News or Sacred
Truths relating TO The Living God, his only
Son, and Holy Spirit, by Moan Worcester,
4 VI ROBERT GRAY.
Oct Is
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w. & ". Harmon,
CABLNE1-M AKERS,


ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
~ and the public in general, that they
still continue to carry on the above business
in all its various branches, at the same old
stand, Royal-st. between King and Prince,
and have now on hand a handsome assort-
ment of cabinet ware, all of their own ma
nutacture consisting of de-boards, secre-
tarys and book cases, bureaus, ladies' work
stands, mahogany and stained wood bead
steads, cradles, sorhas and easy chairs, one
handsome mahogany writing desk, &c. &c.
Also, on hand large quantity of St. Do
mingo and Bay Mahogany, in log and
boards, and cut to any dimensions at a
short notice--four or five thousand feet Of
elegant yeneers for bureaus and secretarys,
al! Of which they are determined to sell low
er than the same quality can be had in the
district. All kinds of upholstry work
done as usual.
They would rcn. for one or more years
a very excellent shop and yard for car
penter, wheeiwright, or blacksmith, situ-
ated on Royal-street, between Prince and
Duke sueet. Feb ii tt
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The Public Documents, both foreign and
domestic 1.-The proceedings of Congress. and
authentic news of every description. an,
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value is also enhanced by occasional re-.
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Pork.
Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary
ID land Tobacco,
J. URCHASED BY
Get 81 LlHH.4cO.N &. EOyTLE.
To tie Public.

a N unusual sensinlllty has been excited
IN in the minds OF our countrymen by the
copper plate engraving of the Declaration
OF independence recently published, &C
conpanied by fac SMILES of the signatures
OF those illustrious patriots who framed the
document by which our independence was
announced to the world. We feel, while
we dwell on those signatures, as il we were
ushered into the immediate presen nee Of
characters so exalted. and we seem for a
time to participate in all the emotion which
they felt on the approach Of 50 awful cri-
sn-I1ostIle armies, desoiate fields, tow rs
and cities in gration-carnsge and
death in its mos, frightiul forms appeared in
| prophetic vision on the one hand, and moro
than all, the complicatel horrors, ignominy
and slavery were presented for their &C.
ceptance on the other; they dslibcra,ed,
| they paused, they trembIed. and at last so.
lemnIy appealing 10 the God of battles,
they resolved that the United States were
and ought TO be Tree, severe ign and indie
pendent. These lIustrious patriots, " i'll,
five solitary exceptions. have now mingled
with the common mould-they survive only
in their country's glory and in the recoIIec.
ton OF grateful people. But it would be
consoling to the present generation, sepa.
rated as they now are from those patriots.
by the Intervention Of the tomb, to become
more Intimately acquainted with their re-
evolutionary benetactors. We love to dwell
on the FEATURES of such men, snatched bv
the pencil from the Oblivion of the grave.
and emulate the prominent feats of their
biography. Impressed with these ideas. the
subscriber proposes, if suitable encourage
ment is given, TO publish The live. of those
patriots in numbers, until the whole is com.
pIe;ed. The work Will be executed in 2
style not inferior TO any European produe.
lions, and the portraits by masters of ac-
know lodged merit. The biography Wilt
be written by Paul Allen. esq. whose intf.
macy with the several ,igners, whose famf-
liarity with The privations and hardships
they had to undergo, and whose ell known
talents will be sufficient to ensure the pa
tronage OF an enlightened people. In the
execution of this work, all that the publ
Usher dares to promise is, that he will en-
deavor to deserve the confidence of his
cOuntrymen, and that no exertop on bis
part will be wanting to prevent an abuse
OF that confidence. He ventures to solicit
the assistance of those gentlemen in DOS.
session OF authentic facts and anecdotes. by
communicating the intelligence that wifi
serve to illustrate the characters and TO en-
rich the biography of those founders OF the
American Republic.-Those who are in
possession of their portraits would enlarge
the obligation by loan of the same.
Aprospectus with the terms will be given
in few days.
JOSEPH NJ. SANDERSON,
DC, .Harket-street, Boitimore.
W Any printer who vii! publish this no.
tice and become responsible for five subscrh
bers, sha ] receive one copy OF the work.
December 90
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Exchange & Brokers Office
Georgetown, District of Columbia.
pnA.ITI IFS RIGGS

Gcorscfovn, District of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
A Il his Office, next doc below Craw-
n ford's tavern. Bridge-st Georgetown,
will exchange all KIM 8 Of Bank Notes on
the most reasonable ,erms.--All persons
who NAV have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase of that kind of mo-
ney, and will take it on the most reasona-
bic terms.-Persons travelling 10 the West
em Country may at all times set the Bank
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair dis
count, by calling at his Office. For the in
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States, r. Riggs makes it known, that all
of the Banks of the Distrist OF Columbia
pay their notes on demand il pecie; and
il would he much to the Advantage of the
merchants, AMI trading to the South and
west, 10 encourage the circulation of the
Notes of the Banks of Georgetown, Wash
ington and Alexandria, as it will IT all
times answer for remittances to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
sons emigrating or travelling TO the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks OF the District of
Columbia, as they will tir | them the most
current, there being no counterteirs on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank of
Alexandra has long nee failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
,e imposed On. August Is