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FOB S.ALE.

CEFERAL quarter sections OF LAND, on
y Crooked creek, in town !, N. range 1, west
Of the third principal meridian, including a
first rate mill seat.
@MN acres of Land, part well timbered,
@VV the balance rich prairie, on Shoal
creek, near Mr.. Barber's, and about three
miles north of the road from Carlyle to ST.,
Louis, including one Of the best mill seats on
Shoal creek,
@M1N acres first rate Land, with q suita-
|@VV BILE proportion Of good timber and
rich prairie, on Silver creek, adjoining or near
to the town of Lebanon, on the road from
Carlyle to St. Louis. This tract also includes
a good mill seat.
NRM acres of well timbered Land, on
AWV Cahokia creek, about six miles above
Edwardsville, including good mill seat.
About 400 acres, principally timbered Land,
on Richland creek, about miles above Belle
willie. .
Three quarter sections of very rich prairie
Land, about d miles east of Belleville.
Several quarter sections Of Land in Ogle's
Prairie, directly between Bellevile and Ed
wardsville.
The N. w. quarter of section 81, and the
| N. w. quarter of section IS in town a, N. range
a, west OF the third principal meridian, being
on the Locust fork Of Shoal. creek; one quar-
ter well timbered, the other rich prairie. This
land also includes good mill seat. M
One-fifth of 100 acres of Land, including the
upper ferry on the Mississippi, opposite 81
Louis.
400 Lots in the town Of Bclleville.
AVO acres of Land on Mary's river, 10 mile,
below Kaskaskia, including first rate mill seat
partly improved Price $4,000, ifpurchascl
within few weeks FROM this time. N
NfNIAN EDWARDS.
TZdwardsile, June 19-4H n
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LAND OFFICE MONEY.
BiHs Of NE tailosving Banks are receivable at ne
Land Office in Edsvardsrine.
Bank of the United States and its branches.
Bank of Illinois, Shawanrtown,
Bank Of Edwardsville, Illinois,
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-york,
Banks in the city Of Philadelphia
Bank of Baltimore,
Bank of Maryland,
Banks in the District of Columbia, (cxccra
the MerchantsSs Franklin Rank of 4Alexsndria.S
Bank OF Kentucky, and its branehea
Banks in New-Qfleans,
Bath Bank, Bath, Maine,
Cumberland Rank, Portland Maine,
Cheshire Bank, Kecne, N. H. -
Merchants Bank, Salem, Mass. s
Newport Bank, Newport, Il. i,
Bristol Bank, Bristol, R. l.
Ncw-Fiaven Bank, New Haven, Conn.
+ New-London Bank, New-London, Conn.
Bank of Utica Utica, N. ".
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany, N. r.,
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton, n, r.
Easton Bank, Easton, Pa,
Harrisburgh hank, Harrisburgh, Pa.
Branch Farmers Rank OF Delaware, N, Castlc-
Offices of Discount and Deposit Of the BnnE
Of Virginia, at Fredericksburgll, Lynchbureh.
and Petersburgh, Va.
Bank of Augusta, Augusta, Georgia.
Pantersond Merchants Bank, IFuntsville.A .T.
Bank Of yincennes, Indiana, "a
Bark Of Missouri, st. Louis,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

1T a Csurf gf Probate holden attic Pro
tate Office tn Portland, auitbn and far
the County Of Cumberland, on the hccona
WsdasIaay Of January in the year Of our
Lord eighteen Hundred and nineteen.
nNthe petition of Eiiza Lewis. adntnistratrix
~ of the eaa;e of JOHN LEWIS, late Of Minot
in fad County cabinetmaker, deceafed repre-
ientng that the pefonal sitate Of aid deceafed is
NOT fuflicient 20 pay the just debt, which he owed
at the time of his death by the ium OF two hundred
four dollars and feventy eight cents and praying
for license 70 fell and convey 20 much of the real
eta of faid deceafsd 40 may be necessary for the
payment of laid debts and Incidental cnarges -
ORDERrD that the petitioner give notice thereof
to the heirs OF fad decealed and to all perfons in
terest,d in fa estate by csuGng copy of thi,
order to be publ 'Gled 10 she Portland Gazette
printed 10 Portland, in faid County, three week,
lucoeihve!y that hsy may appear at Probate
Court be held the Probate Off e in faid Port
land, on the fecord Wednesday of February mex,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon aud fhew caufe. If
any they have. why the prayer of laid petition
fhould not be granted.
SAM FREEMAN Judge q yfaid coEi
true Copy-Aitea
HO2ATEO SOUrHGaTR, ReQr
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Military DespotiiSn..

The southern papers have just announced that
Gen. ADAIR, in a late trial at Natchez, recover
ed $500 dollars damages of Gen. WILKINSON.
Why has Gen. w. been required by a court Of
law to pay this sum Who remembers the
cause?
Probably few recollect, for we often have preof
that acts Of military violence in this country
little regarded that some ten twelve years
since, General Wilktpson having the military
command at New-Orleans, sent file of his SOL
diery to the lodgings of GIN .fdatr, who had just
descended the Mississippi from Kentucky with
several boats loaded with merchandise to the
value of 900 dollars, took him prisoner, and
lest he should be rescued by. the civil authority,
marched him under guard into the swamps near
n. Orleans, and held him in custody, till he could
be shipped. Wilkinson then caused Adair to be
conveyed at the most tempestuous season Of the
year, like convict, in transport, from New
Orleans to Baltimore. When Adar arrived at
Baltimore, worn down by suferings in an incon-
venient vessel and long passage, he applied for a
writ of Habeas Corpus, was taken from the SOL
diers at Fort M'Henry, and - set at liberty
When he was sufficiently recruited, he returned,
long and tolsome journey of 1900 miles, and
found bis property scattered and ruined.
Gen Adair at that time proclaimed aloud his
wrongs and his injuries to the lovers of Republ-
can Liberty; but the noble daring of Wilkinson
in trsmpling on the civil authority dazzled the
eyes of the'multtude and captvated fheir afec-
tions. Wilkinson was hailed by the acclama-
tions of the populace as the Hero who trembled
not at Laws and Constitutions, aud who was far
elevated above the meannsss ofhesitating at scru-
pies Of conscience and settling questions in NOR
ais. But the glory Of Wilkinson is oclipsed in
these modern times by the dark splendour Of en-.
Jac1son's fame: jackson makes captives and
destroys the property Of one Arbuthnot 70 the val
ne of 1000 pounds sterling, and will not, like
Wilkinson, be troubled with actions for damages
for Arbuthnot is hung-and there is an end.
Gen. Adair has reason to congratulate himself,
not on account of the sum awarded him as remu-
neration for his false imprisonment and heavy los
ses, but longevity-he was neither, hung, nor
shot Thanks to the rnercies of Wilkinson ! Let
Adair be comforted when he beholds the severe
fate Of those who fall into the hands of Jackson
lawsuits and long life not their portion. This
sanguinary Nimrod, this hunter Of men, who es-
teens the breath of human beings as the vapour
that IS exhaled from the fens of Florida sends his
victims at once. to their last account. He takes
possession of his conquered territories not by rails
ing the sign of the sacred cross, but by the fel-
on's gibbet.--Sdlepa Gas. .-
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

j, i relates 10 the Penobscot Tribe 81
lie Hon. Messrs. Bemis and Fes-
i ] w,li, such as the House may add-And
n ' i relates to the surrender OF Moose
4. and Frederick Islanls, TO the Hon.
varpum and Williams, with such as
's..e may add.
.sss ~ orslered tha; the several Committees
roar, who, at the last session, did not
II bu.iness referred 10 them, ,now resume
.,npIeie the sane.
Iion Mr.. Gardner was appointed on
8 .a,;t,ee on Accounts, vice the Hon.
crosby deceased.
". ,rom r Paddock--Calvinistic Soci.
r,senoet- - A. Litfgow--J. Wight, &c.
sn,lb.P. Wadsworth-D. Martin, &c.
E ~ 6c.--S. Faxcn. &-c.--S. Mason,
n. rlsgg, sc -seleclmen OF Durham
IA Newbury--J. Sumner, &c.-Se-
IN Portland-N. Lister, &c, were
@iIleJ-
,ss m netition of. Wight, &c.-was com
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

NOTl1E 10 hereby given 10 the hers OF the
" e,vste ofJOSHUA KEEN late OF Portland
in The county oil Cumberland. Yeoman, deceased
and all hers concei ned-Thss Spfhgus Keen
has psesen ed to me he subscriber, Judge OF she
Court OF Probate, within md for said county,
an instrument purnoring 20 be The will aid
lestamen, Of the said JOSHUA KEEN deceas-
e., and that The second We dnesd y of February
ext, at ten O'clock in the forenoon. is assigned
to take The Probsse thereof, sta Probate Court
then 70 be held q, the Probate office in Portland.
In said County, when and ~hrre they may bs4
present aud shew cause, if any they have VIE
the same should nor be provedI approved and
allowed as The last 'ell and testament os said
deceased.
Given undcr my handss Portland, this thir.
'eenih. .da. nuaty,, in the year OF cur Lore
eighteen Luudfsd aid nineteen.
SAM FREEMAN
A tue cory of Record.
A.. HopAU SouTHcATx, Recr.
BT 2 AL-N TTb.e OE..
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

- ne i've persons named below, who
IN ia!ely tried before the Circuit Court
: m Boston, are to be executed on
ss G next. As the facts which came out al
~ II VIII show the nature of the offence for
are now about to atone with their
As'e present them to the public
''"s' hog, Frederick, Peterson and
], 1e'e indicted for murder, committed
II ''s schooner Platisburg, while upon
,eas This vessel sailed from Bali
s'y' 1916, with the prisoners on
ssaa on voyage 10 Smyrna, laden
valuable cargo Of coffee. and up
ofly thousand dollars in money
". .aaa'erial = happened Till The 2lst ofJu-
'ae was near tie island of ST. Mary
~''s 'fansaciiou took place as hofri-
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
HORAT[O SOUTHGATR, Reqr

IrHG subscribed he coy si~rs u1 l. hG.iCe 10
! ell concern d, tn he hs, been duly appon-
ted snd taken upon h,msef lie, rus, OF Admin
i,trator On the siae II LLVI BURGHAM,
Ia,e oi Raymond in he county OF Con'beri.nc
Phys,cisn. deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs-fle ~ eio e .,eunes III pc sons wh.
are nieoted to tie ssid he essed's es ste 10
make im.ned's.e psyp1eR md e who hs~e
sny demands thereon, 10 tx tihis tie same for
seuie,aen, 10 ELL I.ONGLLY Adm.
Raymond Jan. is. 1870
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
In SENATE,

FRIDAY, JAN. ~.
"a. q6 menbers.-The Hon Mr.. Var
& "A leave of absence tor tomorrow.
Z Hon. Messrs. Cleaveland and Williams
ioiaed on the committee respecting sal
ii Judges Of Probate, &c.
ks I,or. Mr.. Humphrey was appointed on
|<,,mIniltee on TurnpIkes, in the room OF
I'M Mr. Gardner, who declined acting on
ronmittee was appointed TO ascertain
81, ,be candidates TO supply the vacancy
Senate. occasioned by The death of the
Oliver Crosby. [RWe understand The
lats are. JONAS SIBLEY, Esq. who
<ss5--and ZADocx GATES, Esq. zvho had
plss
.esolye passed on pet. OF S Sprague.
I6.;Ors Read-Of Selectmen Of Shirley
Asid Ripley of Hampshire, Franklin
5Ianpden Agricultural Society Israel
ii: Proprielors of Greai-Barrington and
<ITumpke ofSarah Clevcs; ofSelect-
81 Charlestown; of Nath. Haywood Of
Elnen Of Rehoboth of Henry Darling
lbers; Of David Johnson and others
! oi Hartford were referred 10 various
|niltees.
kmoaar1nces of Cyrus Thompson and
/. &c against division of the town Of
EIord Of The town of Buckfeld against
Nj Asa Thayer and others and OF fNath,
n and others, against division of the
oi Newbury were read and referred.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

Lincoln Ds AZ special c ,srt o. PrObae, hol-
den AZ WiscaSsef IN ana for ne County Of Lincoln,
onsir fb.n4eh day of October 4 d. 1913.
Navt Fortec x Henry W or,h who are "a
- meJ Execut ors in a Certain Instrumen, M, :
porting 10 be The last will & Teslamen. 0! J Il o.
cros y lste Ct Phipsbursh IN said Couat,, Yeo-
man, deceased, having presented ,he same for
probate -
Ordered, ths, Friday next following he Rr.,
Moudsy in March nc X ,st ten O'clock in ,h- fore.
noon be assigned as the time for consi,lerin, !,
said Instrumen, at Court OF Probate then to be
at Bath in & for the County aforesaid & ,hs,
D,v'd Potter 4 Henery Wo.th give notice to sE
persons, concerned. by causing auested COPY
Of ,his o. def TO De published three weeks suc-
ceSsise'y in lie P0'acnd C02ene, and Eas,ern
Acyus, printed in Portland. lie asi publication q
oe fourteen days It lease before .sAld time, tha
hey may attend object to such Probate, If
they Cause. JEhE HAILLY. sttdye of
a tue Copy. 4.~ P,o6. &c.
Att. JoHE Fl. SHEPPARD Repr..
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Dapid AUen's Viii.

NOTICE is hereby gwen 70 the heirs of the esA
: tate of AVID ALLEN, late of Falmouth 10
the conury of Cumberland yeom an, aecezfed and
all others concerned that David Allen has pre-.
tented TO me the fubfcriber Judge of the Court of
Probate, within. and for said county an iniru.
mens purporting TO be the latt will and teffarnent
of faid David Alien. deceafed and that the fecond
"wednesday of February next at ten O'Clock N the
forenoon 10 aligned to take tbe Probate thereof.
at Probate Court then to be held ar the probate
cfice in Por land in faid county when and where
they may be prefent and fhew csufe If any they
have why the same ihou!d nor be proved approv-
ed and allowed as the lat will and teAamens Of
laid deceafed. t4. a.
Given under my hand At Portland this thir-
,eenih day Of January in the year of our Lord
eighteen hundred and nine,een -
SAM FREEMAN.
A true eopy-Aneil
HoRA1lo sou THGATR. Register.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
ss5A
GAZETTE - News.
PORT of PORTLAND.

PURT Of FURIIDINU.
ElltrdnCeS and ctedTd7lceS al nc GaStOnl- House.
ARRIVALS
Jan. IL, ar. sloop Favorite, knight, from Bos-
ton-13, schr. Enterprise, Gordon, from do. for
Halifax, with -four, tar, lumber, &c.-l7, brig
Abby, Potter, from Salem, with tar and pitch
Is, sloop William, Stamford, from Boston.
CLEARANCEs.
Fore gn-Jan. II, schr. Solon, Sawyer, for Ha.
vana-l4, brig Levant, Hall, for West-Indies--
brig Edwin, More, for Cuba.
Coast,oiA---An.zl2, sioop Fancy Packet, for
Charleston rs, sloopAbby, Morton, for Boston
-l6, schr. Factor, knight, for Richmond.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

DIED,
In Baltimore, Capt. Benjamin Alden, aged SO.
In Starks, James l.. Wood, Esq. aged 3d.
In Bath, Miss Sophia Flint, aged 10.
In this town, on the lst inst. Mrs. Betscy, wifi;
of Mr.. Lewis Stetson, aged 46 much lamented
by her family and Misunderstanding endured her
sickness with patience, she looked unto Jesus
with assurance of hope.
In this town, on Saturday last Capt. ELIPHA-
LET WHARFF, aged 80.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
MARRIED.

IN Falmouth, by the Rev. c. Bradley, Col
Jeremiah Bailey, to Miss Eunice Jones.-Mr
William Woodbury., to Miss Ann Knight.
In this town, by the Rev. L. Payson, Capt. Da-
vid Jones, of Nor thyar mouth, to Miss Elizabeth
l.. Chase.
In Cape. Elizabeth, by Rev. Wm. Gregg, Mr..
Rufus Jordan TO Miss Mary Waterhouse, both Of
Cape Elizabeth. ...
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19


whitening. or the consumbtiUe
patienfs mfaNibe restoratioe.
be inventer of this efTicscious and invaluable
competition. is fully sensible under what dis
advantages he ffers to the public lately di.cov.
cred medicine Prom the multitude of medical
compounds with descriptions of which. the papers
10 every part Of the continent abound, he /, aware
that till hapSy = repeated experiences prove. the
effect of bis medicine his composition will be elias
sed by many among the nostrums of quackery
But, assured OF the virtues of this Tinctu-e he
comes toward with consciousness of deserving
and confidence of receiving after fair trial Of
It's properties 10 made all the encouragement
which it merits. IL was motiv. of hu nanity
which first prompted the discoverer to try it,
powers rather than prospect of its being lncrn
tive and from repeated trials which have been
made with ie on consumptive pa'ients il Las gen
orally proved successful and uniformly ai sviating
and has exceeded the expectations of the most .an.
guine.
The conpo'i,on has been pronounced in Great
Britain by the hrf medical characters in the king
dom the only 'nfaibe cure or relief in pu' mona
ry complaints. Patients who have been in what
IS called the iatt ftags of coniumption, by the
ute Of a few phiais of the medicine have been ref
ored TO prifne health aud vigour To those
who have tried every medicine in vain and who
have been At one moment aatered with re urn
ing health and again been disappointed az the
oext triai of its virtue is earnefiy recommend
ed The prepAra ion is p rfec,ly innocent eyen
on the conhitu,ions of infants, but il muls b. "a
ken a4reeaby 10 the directions which accompany
ch phiai.
To fhofe who are affected with any diforder
Of be Iuags the ufe of il never fails to give re
lief To those who have confirmed Phthi.ic A,
well as 10 hofe who have only its iocipient fyup
toms the uls OF his medicine will give inmed ate
and isitine relief Il is likew fe the Cure n and
mott efiecua semedy in Al afarca Or dropf, and
all other peculiar affections.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19


he had not tor may nights been able Il
sleep in quiet on his T@ow, rom his painful
reflections on the tram ona Of that war"
Mr.. Booker, of vlonhsm, Ne. killed
This season hog Of Il oanHon breed mixec
with that ofthe Newbury Whites, girting round
the body feet inches, and weighing 657
lbs.
Mr.. Mercer, disting gasb. ! member oi
Congress from Virginia. q t1e curse Of de-
bate on the bill for miiary aplropriations,
said, :" If gentlemen TT pared 10 pro-
nounce their opinion; - ere willing 10
receive, as satisfactory eir minds, the
state paper recently tran9, ed to the house,
which bad been pronounced 10 contain a
complete justification of the proceedings in
Florida state paper covered with flowers,
that scented of blood--he hoped lie should be
allowed The opportunity of showing the res-
sons why he did not subscribe to that opinion !"
lie afterwards, for the purpose ofbringpg for
ward an investigation Of the conduct Of Gen
erai Jackson, submitted motion, for reducing
TO one, the number of Major Generals.
Snow fell six inches deep in Washington City,
on the 9th inst In Philadelphia, the same day,
it commenced showing at noon and continued
till late in the evening-and the severity of the
weather, had completely closed their navigation.
The papers Of both cities, Of later dates state
that there had since been thaw, which had
cleared the river of floating ice. In Boston, there
has not been snow enough TO do Shedding or sic GA
ng-and only one or two spells of cold weather.
Navigation has no obstruction at our CONNER
cial Wharves.-The remark relative to Boston
will hold good as it respects Portland, with the
exception of sleighing, which although poor, has
been more or less improved for ten or twelve
days past--though the thaw yesterday has en-
tirely destroyedit.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
@ottCa,,6.
Tuesday, January l9, 1919.

Massachusetts, Legislature. This body conven-
ed in Boston on Wednesday last, and on Thursday
his Excelency made his communication. That
and the doings of the Legislature, will be found
in our preceding columns
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19

RentOUGt 8 COpGrtnerStape
ID C. ATrWOOD'S Auction and CoMm1s-
l1. SION ,EsrABLrsHEST, IS removed rrom the
head of Exchange street 70 the elegant brick
STORE, head Of Uaon Wharf The business in
future will be conducted under the hrm of
Atwood & Calvin,
PunctuaI attention paid 10 all business entrusted
to their cars. Cash literally advanced on Con-
sgalnents. G. ATWOOD.
GEORGE J. CALVIN.
Ihis day landing from sloop Wsltam,
JON0 lbs. prime COFFEE,
~-OOO Is boxes aad chests souchong TEA,
Elizabeth's cargo--fhe best IN the aarEtt.g
A quantity Of Mahogany BOARDS, which win
be sold on a credit,
IN STORE,
2 pipes Lisbon Wine
10 bags green Coffee
DO Pepper X,
10 bbls American Gin 4 ite. e
2ooo wt. first quality new milch Cheese, (for
family uae) .:i.>
l2o reams wrapping Paper, large and
small q+. G.
100 do letter and foolscsp Do.
10 mats Cassia .+,
8 tbls ground Ginger
10 dozen Shoyels. -. .s4.,...+...,.
81 do Stone Ware, consisting Of jugs
Butter Pots-Flower Pots, & Stands, &c.
l6 casks superior quality LIME.
4 bales prime upland COTTON, (new crop}
Pipes Cogniac BRANDY, (irst quality
90 bags white Calcutta SUGAR
90 boxes RAlSINS. M -.-.......
10 Hhds. Conn't. BOTTLES, assorted sizes.
5 Casks Malaga WINE
90 Casks Malaga RaIciNIs
20 Boxes Bloom '>'
90 Barrels Muscovado SUGAR
238 GRlNDSTONES, small sizes Of fsur>
rior, quality.
90 bags PINlENTO> IL
| pipe. HOLLANDS GIN
3 Hhds, SUGAR y
100 crates assorted Crockery Ware
80 hhds ST. Croix and Windward Isana
SO do retailing Molasses
8 pipes American Brandy, 4th proof
so kegs manufactured Tobacco, Of superior
quality.
90 do Snuff a..
90 bags Calcutta white Sugar
g., do Samatra Coffee !: i.a .
Superfne RalinUre FLOUR-Nil Saws
Cast Iron Stoves--Grind Stones--Crown Glass, 7
by 9 and 8, by TO-. ,t
40 Chests & Boxes, Hyson, ,,,r
Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, IEASa
Souchong and Campoi,
0P The above will be sold at fair prices
and On reasonable Credit.
:. .lEFpWANTED.4 ID
For which CASH rOBI Be paid at a fsir psiss,
5000 bushels FLAX-SEED.
1000 lbs. good SLEEPS WOOL
apply to ATWOOD CALVIN.
Portland Ian.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
NOTICE. I

TNHE Members of the MAINE CHAnITA-
l. BILE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION are
requested TO meet at Gel Burnham's THIS DAY,
at O'Clock precisely, that they may pay last
tribute Of respect to their deceased associate Capt.
ELIpHALET WHARF. Per order,
ELEAZAR NYER.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-19
Premium for Dollars.

n remium given for Spanish Dollars by
4 Jan, 10Th. b. d. q. WILLIS.