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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

water between Goat Island x the Amer
lean Shore. The bri,lgp il about so feet long
and crosses rapid branch of the river
about Is feet above the Great Fall
From the small Island there is said To be
a very grand and particular view OF The
Falls on the American side OF Goat Is
land.
We learn that the Canal Commission :
ers have recently appointed person 10
survey Buffalo Harbor. in order To OBJ
tam the necessary information TO guide
them IN the prosecution of their duties.
T. he commissioners under the treaty OF
Gheni for ascertaiuing The Boundary Line
have finished the survey OF the Niagara
River. The u. s. schr. Client is waiting
Tor a wind 10 take Gen. Porter and suite
up the Lake, IN pursuance of his official
duties.
Among the strangers of distinction who
arrived in this village last week, on their
way to the Falls, were Com. Bainbridge
and Captain Rogers, OF the u. 5. Navy,
who will take passage at Lewiston, ia the
| steam boat Ontario, torQuebec.
DETROIT, July 3O--The u. S. Branch
Bank al Chillicotbe has recently Nefmsed
TO pay a draft 10 the amount OF about
sl0, 900 in specie. The specie was, as u e
are informed, wanted by gov. Cass, to
fulfil a stipulation contained in some o,
The Indian treaties. Mr. Robert A. For
sytb, OF this city, WAS the bearer Of the
craft, and having learnt that the money
would no, be paid TO him, he had The draft
protested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
4 eonsoation il hard iime,.

DETROIT, July dove are Informed
by gentleman who has Just returned
from al excursion in the counties OF
Maconb and Oakland, that lie far
mers are blessed with The most abundant
crops of wheat aud corn that were ever
before witnessed in this territory. In the
latter county many had finished harvesting
tier wheat before the 18Th inst. Vegefa-
b!es will also, we learn, he in great abun-
dance-one person in this city has more
than 10 acres Of land planted with poia.
toes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Di-
recioTy Of tie Bank Of 81. Louis has Civ,
en- notice Tor a meeting of the St0ckhold-
ers % the 18th September next, 10 take
into consideration Tie Proprleiy of con
linuing or closing tie concerns of thai
institution.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of
Cincinnati suspended specie pay nenis on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
lmand of Maj Gen. Brown.
X. JONES, Adi't Gen.

MILTON, Pa. August lO.-7ze pressure
of the times has closed the doors of the
Milton Bank. II refused payment of
IFS notes on Wednesday last. We are
assured of the entire solvency of the in
stituilon, and of its ability, il is hoped,
speedily TO redeem It's paper and dis,
charge It's debts. We have understood
that the whole amount of the notes of
this Bank now in circulation, does mol
exceed fifty tive thousand dollars, and
that the debts due 10 it are upwards OF
one hundred and ninety thousand dol
lars-and an safe hands. 1t would afford
but little satisfaction 10 the public TO de.
tail the causes that have led 10 The above
result Almost every person sees aud
feel them in the times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
LATE NEWS FROM TEXAS

GEN. LONG, the chief OF the army Of
Texas, raised The Republican hag twelve
miles on the other side Of lie Sabine RI
yer, on the Dist ul,. He tad with him
then 600 Americans and SpaniardS. be
sides 5000 Indians. lie would i'm five
days, after the Goth nit. fix hrs head quar-
tiers at Nacosdoches. N0icies Press.
New ORLEANS, July lD.-We under
stand that one Of the boats sent bv Com
modore Patterson in pursuit of The pirate
overlook and captured several of them !.
that the officer put them IN irons. asd
sent a gunner and four men TO condnct
them TO town, while he went in pursuit of
The others. Two OF the men rose UPON
ia" gunner, beat bin down, aud threw the
otlrer two, "iloremaimcd faithful, into the
bayou after which ihey released The nj
rates, one of whom drew knife, aud.
wounding tie gunner in most shocking
manner, ihrew him into the woods, where
!ie was picked up and brought 10 town.
he villains made ofwiihihe boat.
Would If not be advisable, in addition
10 the measures which have been pursued
with so much prOmpiness by the Navy.
10 adopt other modes 10 sconr The conn.
try, and prevent The escape Of such dar-
lUg Wreicbes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20
Adintan, Generals ORice.

hFOUHSOt0, august 4th, 1917
DIVISION ORDERS.
The Major General Commanding, hav-
ing accomplished his tour OF Review and
Inspection Of the posts on the walters OF
the Western Lakes, has much satisfaction
III expressing his appreciation OF the very
excellent state of police and discipline in
which the troops were generally found.
AT Fort NIchillmackinac great credit is
due To Captain PIERCE, of the corps of ar
tiilery, Ube late comrnander) and 10 The
other officers all OF whom seemed 10 have
united In etfecting SCI much Responsibility
IN the command. The precision ami
accuracy IN the Infantry mamoeuvrcs aud
Artillery exercise, evinced a knowledge
of military duty highly honorable to The
Division.
The garrison al Fort Howard, Green
Bay) is also III excellent condition. Capt.
Whistler, of The Sd Infantry, who has the
command, and the officers associated with
him, are likewise entitled To much praise
not more for the soldierIy appearance of
the troops, than for the economy and ex
pediilon with which the command con
structed transport boats for the accommo-
dation of the 9th Regiment, in lis passage
to the Mississippi.
The Major General regrets that his
other duties forbade his visiting Major
Bakers command but he takes pleasure
in assuring the Major that he is satisfied
the post would have been found in the
high order military commands are always
seen in under such officers.
BY command of Maj Gen. Brown.
X. JONES, AdIt Gen.
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Ten Gunboais 10 and SwiYcls.
Fifteen armed Launches.
Two Hulks mounting from 30 IN 80
guns each.
About % merchant ships, mostly
armed.
Two Or three men Of war, names I'm
known.
Lord Cockraas's foyce CONSISTS of
Sup Gen. Sun Marlin so guns
Frlgate O'Iliggiua 4G
Fng5ic La,fidro 30
Corvette Chacobuc1
j tx GaIveriEO
Brig Puey rrchoD, aud
Brig AraucarO-- besides iuo or three
armed Launches, Gun boat, five
Transports, AID several small YES
seIs, captured aud converted into
fiIe she's, &c" 1Cot. Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

The four Seeretares-or State, Trea-
sury, Navy and War Departments, are
now at their respective posts, where We
presume, they will remain till something
definitige is received from orr minister al
Madrid, on the subject OF the 1reaiy
lately submitted to the SpsEish cabinet
for ratification. In a monili at farlhesi, il
is presumed, this information may be OBJ
famed.
Our Executive, We have no doubt, is
prepared for energeiis measures, in the
event OF refusal Oh tive part of Spain
This is not, however, reasonably antr-
pated, az the present DELAY seems suffi-
ciently accounted for BY The interruption
OfdipiomaIic affairs that bad naturally
taken place in the dismissal OF D'Yruio
and unili his successor Don Onis arrives,
il is improbable that the king Ni,l proceed
10 aiiix his hsnd 10 the Treaty, without
the presence o. lis Prime Minister " no is
50 shortly expected. 1W. e.. G1z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-20

6 It appears that Lord Cochrane's at
tack a Calho was with the O'Higgins and
l.au'arn The fire on both sides was brisk
Tor an hour or two, when Lord Cochrane
retired, having effected little more than
the taking OF launch. There were some
billed and wounded on both sides, and
the damage done and received was nearly
equal. Capt. Cruise Of tie Lautaro. was
severely wounded.
" Tie following ia a statement, Of The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

ty.Snn. Blanchard, from do. In bailast-sshr
fox, Blanchard, from do. with flour--sch. Char
lotte, Smith, from Eastman, c. {. for Penobscot,
with salt-28 schr. Active, Waite, from Ha-
vana, with molasses-brig Fame, Gardiner, from
St. Croix, with rum and sugar.-29, brig Castor,
Small, from Matanzas, with molssses-schr
Fame, York, from St. Johns, N. B. for Phiadel-
phia, with plaster and rum--brig George, Mar
wick, from Havana, with molasses.-30 sloop
Maria, Pray, from Newhuryport, with household
furniture
Brig Castor, Capt. Small, arrived at this port
on Saturday last, left at Matanzes 18th ult. AZ
sail OF vessels, waiting cargoes. among which
were schr. Mechanic, Hardin 'or Portland in 8
days-brig Argo, Drinkws WV. fof ~. in 28-brig
Portland, Sawyer, do. in l3-6rg James, for
Rhode-lsland in 8-brig Boz, .nsstou, for do. in
20-brig New Columbia, Ell III o 20-bris Ma
tilda, for do. in 40-brig va ungton, for Salem
in 55-brig Brothers, for Rhode Island in So
brig Clarisa, for Boston in 40--onr. Swan, Toll
man, for Kennebec in is.
Capt. ). remarks that the last crops were near
~ all sold at Matanzes--that produce was high
and scarce-that the market glutted with
lumber, and that number ofvessels were under
the necessity ofleaving in search ola market.
CLEARANCEs.
foreign.-Cleared, May %, schr. Monroe,
Noyes, for St. Andrews.-27, schr ARDENT,
Drinkwater, for St. Johns--brig Jane, MfLellan,
for the West-Indies.- schr. Dolphin, Moody
for st. Johns. fh4
COGsiaCise.-26, sloop Ruby Calf, for Bath
q, brig Cleaner, Pote for Lubec.-28, sloop
Hiram, Halsey, for Newyork.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
VIM. & Edward Oxnard,
.Mwsey's RozU, Middle Street,
II AVE OPENED FOX SALE. general
- assortment of
Cotton and WOoIen Goods.

Co listing Of
Calicoes Ginghams Cambrics figured and
plain MusIins; Furnitures /; nimoties IA 4 7.8
Linens; Fable Linens; Diapers Nankin and
Italian Grapes cotton Cassimeres and Grandu-
rlls Nankns; silk and cotton Handkerchiefs !:
Velvet Bindings; large assortment Of plain
Lutestring Ribbons Carpetings Flannels /;
BRO .fDCLOTHS & CA>SIMERES English
d ok Russia Sheetings; Gilt and common But
tons cotton and worsted Hose ; American G ing
haas. shirtngs, &C.; MarseilIes Nesting supe-
ror Erglish Cotloos; Blue Plains, &c. &c.
June 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
DIED.

In Minot, on the ODD inst Mrs. Mary Ellis, con-
sort Of Mr. Jonathan Scott Ellis, aged Is years.
She died of lingering distressing illness, dur
ing which, she appeared to manifest much chris
tian patience and fortitude. She made public
profession the religion OF Christ about wear be-
fore her death, after which her path seemed to be
that ofthe Just, which the shining light shineth
more and more unto the perfect day. She had
been subjected to many gloomy fears, but as death
approached she appeared TO obtain the victory,
expressinga frm reliance on the merits of Christ
for acceptance, she cheerfully resigned her spirit
TO hi who gave il. retaining the clear exercise
ofherreason till her last moments.
"The saints who made their way to God,
" Went tho a vale of tears;
" But now possess the joys en- high,
s Thro' all eternal years.
Mrs. Ellis has left an infant daughter Of seven
months old, a sorrowful husband and numerous
connections and friends TO mourn the loss OF one
respected and much BELOVED.
In Hallowell, Mrs. Mehitable Romans,
aged "a.
In Leeds, Mrs. LerTia House-Mr. Thaddeus
Foss, aged %.
In Pennington, Mr.. Joseph Norton, aged g.
In Bethel, after lingering illness Of five
months, Mrs. Betsey, oonsort Of Mr.. Timothy
Chapman.
Ia Danville, very suddenly, Mr.. Nathan Ma
son. aged about As. Standing at the threshold OF
his door, he fell down dead without any apparent
cause. The morning sun saw him rise firm in
health and big with hope for the last time. The
brittle thread Of life was suddenly severed, and
all ais earthly prospects instantly blasted.
DroUned-ln Royals river, New-Glouoester,
on the 18th alt. MIR. Samuel Fosg, son ofthe late
Mr.. Samuel Fosg, aged %. He had repaired to
the river where party were driving logs, and
Fenturing on one, was preCipitated into the water
ana before he could be rescued, toe vital spark
Of life had fed MT. Fogg was an amiable and
industrious young man, universally respected
ADD beloved ny al bis acquaintance. with pros
poets Of useful life, but the most sanguine
pectations are often blasted in E moment. The
friends OF the deceased, while they mourn their
own loss, cannot fail 10 mingle their tears with
those Of the family Of which ne was member,
who not long since lost their guardian mead have
now to lament the sudden death OF one IN whom
their hopes were concentrated. May this instance
OF mortality make lasting impression of the I'M
certainty OF life on hose VINO witnessed this SOL
emn scene and on tn e community in general,
Droicne5-in Cornville, Mr.. Dudley l. Fogg,
aged Sc.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

WYE the subscribers, commit oners, appointed
w by the Hon judah Dana. Judge of Probate
for the county of Oxford to receive end examine
the claims &c the fegeral creditors the elate of
STEPHEN PALMER FEsSENDElI, late of Frye
burg inlaid county, yeotnan dece7fed, represent
ed iniolveut hereby give public notice that we
will attend on the dr'ie' sihgued Us BY our con-
mission, On the lac Mondays of June, Aoguft and
September next from tvo 10 Gi O'Clock p M. on
fad days, a, the hepfe of M. Philip Eaanan in :
holder Is faid town, and on the laa Monday OF
October next. At the late dwelling houfe Of laid
deceafed, from eight o'clock 4. ~ to fix o'clock
p. N. on tsid days EBRN. FRSSENpSNjr.
ROBERT PAGE.
Fryahurc MAY H.
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THE subseriber:hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, that she hs, been duly appointsd
and taken upon herself the trust Of Administratry
of the estate of JOHN VGSMUS, late of Banville,
in the county Of Cumberland, yeomaa deceased,
by giving boed - the lay direets-she therefore
requests all persops who are indebted. to the said
decesseds estate to make immediate payment :
apd those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit The sams for eeulemest 10
HANNAH yOSMUs.
DsnrHls, April ssth 1915.
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Edfunrd HGmkc'S III.

N Office i heFeb, given 10 the heirs az me e.
A< tate Of EDWARD HAWKE, late Of Minot.
10 the county OF Cumberland, Trader deceased.
and I'll Others coneerned--Tbat Daniel i. E5s~ &c,
nzmed Executor, has presented TO me the snbtcri-
Der. Judge of the Court OF Probate, within ard
for said county, an ipstrumsnt TurportirE to &c
the lat will and tsrsnlFui Of raid Edward hawke
deceased aud thai the fou.ta " s5ns,6sy of June
next at ten clock in The forenoon IL assigned to
laks the Probate 'hsreof At Probate Court thee
70 be he'd ~ the Probate oiice in Portland in said
aud shs~ cause. ii Any they have why I'll same
should not be proved, approved and allowed az
the last will and testzmenS OF said deceasrd-
en- I'm der my hand at,Porti.nd this i~s b day of
May 10 she year our Lord eighteen h odrrt anS
nineEssn. SAM, FIREMAN.
Auus sOfy-stts,t
HnRATFo sorrEGArE- Regr
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The american Lambert !

NOV exhibiting in this town, and exciting
Y the wonder and admiration 81 ali who wit
ness his Gigantic size, being tess than two years
old and weighing upwards OF t04 lbs will leave
this place on FridGy Morning neIt--so that those
who are DESTROYS OF witnessing this asteRishing
production Of nature, will do well &c Gait al Tie
Columbian IIagern before that tiale, another
opportunity may never be afforded the inhabitants
of this place for witnessing this remarkahIe hid,
He may be seen every day. from til 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, and from till O'Clock 10 the
afternoon June I.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
Notice Of Sale.

ITO BE SOLD a, No -,hyarmou;h, on the preni
fss, on Tuefday, the twenty fecond DAY Of
June Infant purfuant to licenfe OF Court. twenty
acres of LAND. 10 ict No. fostysix 10 faid North.
yarmouth, on the ven side OF Royals 2iyer, &c
longing TO Rachel Harris
SAMUEL YORK, Guardian to isid
yrne !. 1919. Rschel HsrEis.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
Hoole, Quincy & Co.

~NAAAAJ ~ ~
OFFER FOR SALE at their store. head Of
LNGR.4H-4H'S WHARF,
so hhds good retailing Molasses
80 do N Rum
~ do w 4 Do
80 chets and boxes Hylon, Y. r..
Hyfon, n skin and souchoHg M poos
IS boxes dipped Candies
S bbls clear Pork
10 do No. Do
500 Ibs Cotfes, hrit quality
90 hhJs U. salt
90 do Liverpool do
pipe. Brandy
SIS casks Rsi6ns
Boxes Museatsll DO
bales Cotton
IS bbls sugar
bb!s Sperm Oil
kegs Muitard
carks Rice
10 cwt hort
$4,000 Cigars
% dOz 5hoves
20 do Hoes
zoo buihels yellow Cora
&c, IL 10 s, S and "a Cat Nails
100 qunt. P. F'h, May g
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
Oxford Countu Bible SociefU.

TINE annual meeting Of this society i, % be
L holden at the Baptist Meeting house II Par
Is, on Wednesday, June 9Th at one O'Clock Y. u.
a SERMON is expected and cout ibution 10 aid
the funds OF The society viii be requested. The
members Of the society and other benevolent p e.
sons ia The county freudI to the csuse Of the BIZ
bic are desired 10 attend
Junet SAM SEFALL, Rec. 5ec'ry.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
PORTSMOUTH HOTEL.
JAMES WH.DFS

INFORMS his friends and the public that he
, has Ken owed from his former Stand to Board
nIan's Buildings in Congress-street; where be
has Commodous and Spacious establishment, for
the entertainment of all those who may favour him
with their company and that be Si!i cheerfuly
make every exertion in his power 10 satisfy all
sentee company that may favour him with their
patronage. He also returns his sincere thanks to
all his customers for their past and liberal support
aud sociis their continuance.
U51Good stabliDg for Horses and the best at
teation paid 10 them = Portsmouth Nav l.
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Bu Order of Court.

WILL be sold a. public auction on Saturday
W the goth of June oext a 10 clock A. NJ.
at the House of Humplfy Merrill in Albany Ian
holdsr-So much of the ReaI Estate Of Stephen
Holt late of Albany in the County of Oxford, Esq
deceased a. will raise the sum OF ore thousand six
teen dollars and three cents for the payment OF
the FIRST debs aga, INST said Estate and incidental
charges SadEssate 10 sitpated 10 said Albasy and
consist. Of 10 No lin the FIRST range 80 acres
No. in the range leo acre, No 8 10 the Strange
100 acre. the south half of No. 7 in the 4 range
80 acre, aud the sa'terIy part Of No 8 in the 9Th
range so acres Conditions made kuewu at the
spie. URIAH HOLT, Adv7iriitrs,0v.
Norway, May IS 1919
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GAzErrA - News.
PORT or FORTIFIED.

PORT OF PORTL.d%D-
T7,,,roncss and eIearnnces al ne CUstoBl- House.
ARRIVALS
Arrived, say IS, pioOp President Collins from
Network. with hour.-27, sloop Abby, Moulton,
from Boston. with sundry merchsndize-sioop
Y0tary, s'pckpsR, frnn &c, with do'--ftoop Co
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
Books and Stationary,
PAINTS, DRUGS, &c.
Henry Butman,
SIGN Of the Golden hOrisr, .A,adIe~Sirea, hla
- received has ping aad Sumner supply Of
PAINTS, DR. GS, sc.

AlIGN OF the Golden h0TteT, -hiadi5~StTe6fs hLg
- received has ,ping aad Sumner supply Of
PAINTS, DRUGS, sc.
-CoNsIsTING Or
casks London White Lead
10 do Dutch Linseed Oil
do Spirits Turpen,ne
DO French Yellow Ochre
do Venetian Reds sacks Nerdisrse
hhds Spanish White--5 bhs Spanish Brown
80 kegs superior English ground White Lead
bbIs. Strained Rosin--t do. Pummice Stons
Red Lead -Lythsrge-Prusian Blue
Chne,e VermiIlion---Crone Yellow
CopaI parnsh--Jappan, Gold, silver and
brass Leaf-Paut Brushes
Gum Copal-Gum Sbelac
Glass Paper--Pencil Brushes
Slip Blue Rose Pink-Ivory Black
Orange Iead-Dutch Pink
Turkey UmbeF-Pant Knives
5000 feet London Crown Glass
25 lbs Cclome---l case Cantharides
2 b5ls Arrow Root do. Crem Tart
! bale Gentsn Root case Louorice Paste
IL doz. Haarlem Oils boxes Roll Birthstone
$50 ID Gum Camphor--S lxes CASTLE Soap
bale Fol Sienna--f do ChamOmile Flowers
do. Snake Root--5O lbs. Cloves
100 Groee Velvet CoFks~--I2 10. White PhiaIs
5 oarboys Oil Vitriol-S0O lbs Pink Root
6 bb> Flor SuIph--Gum Opium,
True Andersons Pills, Turi gtons Ralsam.
tn Ike manna-S Surgeons Instruments. sc.
(which offered for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash or credit ~ April 27
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
GEORGE WARREN.

GEORGE WARREN,
Fore Street, Near head Ingrahan'S Wharf
LAS JUST RECEIVED, and offers 70,
lA Sale,
q Be- Boxes sss and sd Chests Y Hy- TEAS,
IL Bags sugar,
10 Do. COFFEE,
PEPPER and PIMENTO,
6 Blown SALT,
Bbls. PORK,
IS Kegs TOBACCO,
90 Bbls. FLOUR,
Hhds. w. /. RUM,
=" .MOL.4SSES,
Port, Lisbon, Malaga } WINES
Cognac and american RR,4.NDY,
H. and american GIN,
Sperm and Sweet OIL,
R.4ISLNS-FIGS-CH
7 by 9, GLASS,
L. SUGAR,
I'd Cd and l0d NAILS,
RICE-C.4SSL4-.N
Pollock and Cod FISH,
80 OTIS. shipping do.
HOES-COTTON,
COTTON YARN,
Boxes PIPES,
GRLNDSTONES- WR.fPPLNG-P.4PER
GINGER-SULPHER,
Few Pipes Cider VINEGAR, &c. &c. sc.
Portland, May 4. (6.w)
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M OR RTED

In this town, by the Rev. MIR. kellogg, Mr.
Noah Edgcomb, TO Miss Betsev NJ. Rob ison.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
G. Mem and Cheap Goods,

No. Q, MusSey's Hom, Has Just Received,
an EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING e. SUMMER GOODS.
CONSISTING or
4 GREAT variety of plain and fancy figured
IA Mushns--real India Musiin-l4 and Ga
cheap white Cam5rics--black aud coIor'd ditto
Imitation Lawn -3-l and Al light and dark cam
brio Callcses--Ginghams- Vi ourning do.--Ging.
ham Robes-Copperpiate and patch Furniture
Cambria and common Dimoties--a large assortment
Standardization Merino ditto--one case Al
Irish Linens, very cheap-Linen Cambric--quilt-
ing and figured Vestings-bIack silk do--blue and
yellow Nankins--Jeans--Cott Cashmere
Priest Cloth--Coleraln British Cotton-bIsck.
white and green Crapes-green Gauze--5-4 blact
Bombazlne-Linen and Russia Diaper LiLen Wy
Cotton sheeting--extra black Leyantins-blacl
and colored Florence, and India Lustrings-chesL
thread Laces--6-4 white aud black silk Lace
MilliIetts--V elvets--Laties' and Gentlemen.
silk, beaver and kid Gloves-Cotton Hosc-aag
Bandanna, fancy and black silk Handkerchief
check and figured Muslin Neckefchiefe- Braids
Boot Cord-Fans--cotton and linen slack Bind
ihgs- Notwithstanding Cotton--- Italian
Sewing wist-Buckram-Patent Thread
es-ButIons---Fi Ribbons, &C. SC.
ALSO
A handsome assortment HR0ADCLOTHS and
C44SSIMERES.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
9 Bales Waltham Cotton Shifting aud Sheet
ing-Gingham -Checks-Slripes-
Sattinetts-Bed Ticking
o. All WHICH are offered very low, Wholesale
and retail. CIV May is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01

]. .,,an. ana the aation has reaped no only
A l.nt also an honorable national character.
- = farmers follow an example SO worthy OF
~ Let them DC sctuated by like
.p.;s;ng spirit, and remember that the hand
II d,lirent mslSeth rich.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-06-01
JOSEPH JOHNSON,

INFORMS the public that be has purchased Of
Il ISAIAH THOMAS The whole STOCK contain,
ed IN the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE. No. 2,
Mgchans Rss0, -MiddIe-Srset, consisting or largs
assortment Of
Books and Stationary,
which will be sold on the most favorable teens to
merchants in the country and others who may fa-
vor him with their custom --IFSocial Libraries
furnished at the shortest notice and on az good
terms as can be obtained elsewhere. He solicits
the patronage Of the former customers Of said store
lTThose indebted TO Isaiah IHoXAs on note
or account, are requested 10 call on j. JoRNsoH
and thus save tbe expense Of suit.
Portland, May %.