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Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-30
LoNpoN, Jan. rs.

ADNDON, Jdu. Ii.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Lees, who
resided IN the nursery grounds, Surrey
Road, went from her house 10 purchase
some articles al shop, 10 BIackfriars-
road, and left her child, Eliza Lees,
girl about ten years Of age, alone in the
house: short time after her absence the
neighbourhood was alarmed by the cry OF
fire, and the daughter of Mrs. Lees was
seen running out of her mothers house
developed 10 flames. The neighbours reu-
dered every assistance in their power to
extinguish the fire, and afterwards car
riet her to Guys Hospital, where she ex-
PRED. While some Of the neighbours
were carrying the child 10 the hospital,
others went to look for the mother. At
the end of Blackfriars- road they met sew
eral watchmen carrying woman upon a
shutter; one Of the neighbours exclaimed,
g Good God, it is Mrs. Lees aud upon
examining the body such was the melan-
choiy fact. Mrs. Lees, it appears, was
crossing Biackfriars-road, when some fell
low rode full gailop up the street; his
horse Knocked Mrs. Lees down and tram
,leA upon her, and he rode on as if no.
thing had happened, although loudly cali
ed after to stop. The watchmen who were
going to convey Mrs. Lees to an hospital
carried her 10 her house, when surgeon
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-03-30
BosroN. March 10.


Advantage has been very generally
taken of the sleighing during the last week
The multitude of sleighs which were OBJ
served running over the Neck all day on
Tuesday last, induced an individual to
count them for one hour, (from TO A
o'clock in the afternoon land it was
found that tho hundred and fifty. three
pleasure sleighs passed in that space OF
time. At this rate, from six o'clock 10
the morning to six ia the evening, there
would have gone over the Neck, 3036
SIeighs, without enumerating Sleds and
other vehicles, and without taking into
the account the number which during the
same period had travelled over four
bridges leading from Boston into the
country.
March "a.
The Hon. Mr.. Forsyth, of Georgia, Am
bassador to the Court of Madrid, arrived
in town on Sunday last, and took apart
ments at Mr.. Barnum's. Yesterday he
visited the U. S. ships Independence and
Hornet, when salutes were fired by the
former vessel.
We understand that the Hornet, which
is appointed to carry Mr.. +. and suite to
Spain, will sail tomorrow, if the wind
and weather are favourable.
From the New-York Gazette, March "a.
Gen. Jackson. National Intelli
gencer of Saturday, contains Lacock's re-
ply to the STRIcTUREs on the Seminole
War. Mr.. Lacock, as member of the
committee OF the Senate, thinks it bis du-
ty as Senator, and due to the United
States, TO offer some remarks on those
structures, being under the impression that
they were made by Gen. Jackson himself,
and not by two young men belonging to
his military family. AS we have not pub
lished those structures, we shall confne
ourselves tothe general and concluding
remarks Of Mr.. Lacock's reply, which are
worthy the attention of every military
man.
1T is hoped, for the honor Of the ma
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
x1- NEW GOODS.
EDW ARD HOWE,
No. S, MERCHANTS ROW,
LAS on hand and is now opening general
Al assortment Of
GOODS,

GOODS,
Brosdclo,hs fuperG ne black blue, (carIet & olive
Cafimeres fuper6ne. black. bue, Coburg mixed,
drab olive and brown
Pelfe Cloths and F'annels
Hunters h-Keri.ys-Carpeting
Roie Blankets-Flannels, white (mld and twiII'd)
red black and green
Toll inetu and Swsnsdowns-buh and white fine
Quting.--white Wooden Frocks
Plain and printed Cafimere Shawls
Worried, lambs wool, cotton and elk Hofery
Bombazetts, plain and twird figured and printed
Tartan plaids -black Bombazine,
Cotton shirting, and Sheeting, British and Amer
silk and Tabby veiveu-Platillas, white and
| brown,
Calico. fine, superhne and common,
Carlisle and common ngSams-Furniture Patch
--and Furniture Dimities,
White cord aud blk Cambrick.,
/ Strip d, hg'd and white Cambricks,
White aud cold Cravats-blk and Gag silk Hhdkfs
Cambrick Muslin-Iinen Cambricks,
India plain, eno book and fancy Muslins,
Scotch and long Lawns-Nlienets,
Merino Gown Irimmings-Cotton - Linen Dam
/ AK,
! Thread / aces--.linen and coson Threads
Men, Gloves, of Doe skn aud lind beaver & elk,
Womens Cloves, ind beaver kid and Elk
lriih and German Linens, white and brown
| Silk Bf aids-Taffeta and fatin Ribbons
| Black and coor'd florence Lultrngs
Black Sinihaw- and Sar(uet,
| Black and white Sattns
Napk kin Crapes-DrsGss and shawls
F ne Rugs-Rufiia Craih-Umbreilss
India Cottons-Sewing Silks
{ Gill, Maltese and born Buttons
american Manufacture.
| piece each, blue and drab BROADCLOTH
and pieces SATTlNETS,o of the Goods
on which the highest premiums were
obtained at Brighton the present
I season OtC 25 Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
CO SeoSOna6le Goods. ID
VINTON & COX,

Exchange Buildings, near CUMBERLAND BAsKl
Erchange-Street,
LAVE just received very extensive assort-
l. IL meDt Of GOODS, adapted TO the present md
approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
Super Superhne BROADCLOTHS, all colours
do do. CASSIMERES, do.
aneens Cloths-pesse Cloths, elegant asssrinsn.
--Kersys
Z 70 ~ quarters Rose Blankets
saitinet,s-B Blue plains
Cashmere Shawis plain and with borders
W bite, yellow, red and green Flannes
Black fianneIs Ga wide, for shaws
Bombazetts all colours
Scotch and Tartan PIsids
Black, slate and white worsted Hose
Worsted Drawers and FrUcks
Lambs Wool do do.
Supeihne Gilt. Coat and Vest Buttons
Imperial Twist DO. DO
Wooden Caps
British Shrtings
Irish Lineas
Linen Cambricks
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambricks and Cs,nbrick 2IusIias
Jackonet Eeckercheis
Elegant Caiicoes
Carlisle Ginghams
Nankin and Canton Grapes
Levantines and Florence silks
Black sinchawS and sarsnetts
Changeable do
Black FIorentines
Brown Linens R1ckram
b ack and white Italian Grapes
Black bombszines, dsable and single width
Book INSTRUMENTATION India do.
Leno do figured and plain Scotch Lawns
~ and quarters patch and Imitation Shavls
superior black, blue assorted Italian sewing silk
oiik lwist--silk Veivets-Tabby Velyets
81 and Quarters Linen Damask Cotton DO. &c.
". GJ@All of which will be sold at uncommonIy
low pnces-purohasers are particularly requested
call and examine them.
Oct. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
A FARM FOR SALE.

EOR Sac a pleasantly situated FARM two
4 and a half miles from Poftland. Said Farm
contains about eighty acres, some part OF which is
as good land as any in the District Of Name, cuts
about thirty tons hay, has on it good two story
HOUSE containing three lower rooms, good
dairy and four chambers, with Cellar under the
whole, also Chaise, Wosd- House, Barn. and other
out. houses, there is good Orchard of 500 be,riug
trees, for terms apply TO DAVID SMITH PORT.
land. aFThcre j. bed Of Mussels lor manure
almost joining the land. IT, Oct 20
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

A FARM ia the town of Gorham, containing
n seventy five acres Of Land with handsome
buildings in good repair, with large Orchard
ond Garden in whicn ale geat variety of fruit
,tet.>
Aiso.--ope other FARM, adjoining the
.ame, containing fifty acres, with suitable bull
'hnxs thereon.
Also, one other FARM, containing ninety
acres Of pastufimg, moving and wood land, with A
Barn on The same.
Also, four House Lots, 10 the towp Of Port
iqnd situated on fOre-,tTeet, near ELEZER HIG-
GIas'---two Of v hich have fats in front.
OFTerms OF payment will be one, two and
three years tor four fifth Cash, on delivery Of
deeds--lite good. For fl .ther particulars. en-.
azure of CHARLES d. Bt rTs. of Gorham, or
HARRETToTTEn Esq. OF Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs of the es
A<tate Of BUNCH CaLLisON, late of Windham
10 the county of Cumber land, Widow deceased,
and all o hers concerned-That Josiah Webb has
prelen,ed me the suoicribsr, Judge of the Court
of Probate, within ADD for said county, iniiru-
ment purporting to be the Taft will aud teflamens
of fad decealed, ADD that ihe second Wedneiday
Of November pext at ten o'clock in the forenoon is
Aligned to take the Probate thereof, at Probate
Court then 70 be held at Inc probate Office in Port
land, in said County when and where hey may be
prelent and shew cauie, if any they have, why he
same should not be proved, approved aud allowed
q, the laft will and testament Of said deceafsd.
0ivea under my hand al Portland this nineteenth
day of October in The year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and nine;een. SAM. FREEMAN.
s true cory-astest,
HoRATIo souTHoATE, Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
ROYAL LINCOLN,

NOY AL LlN(OLN,
WAS taken the Store nett door below Mr..
i RosIRr BovD, Exsbazge- Ss,eet-where he of
iers for sale general assortment Of
French, India and amer
lean GOODS, VIZ
SUPREME and common BRoApcLoTHs
Double miIled and common CAssIMsREs
White and coloured Flanoeis
One bale Rose Blankets
Two bales aforted Bombazetto
Queens Cloths
Devonfhire Kerfeys
Veflings-Ratinetts
Figured Bombazetts
Guernfey Shirts and Drawers
DuHis -Coatings-Swanskins
Figured and plain NaDkin and Canton Grapes
Green Canton Grape
Black and white Italian Grape
lrifh Linens
Linen Cambrics
Long Lawns
Cotton Cambrics
Cambria Muelins
Pain Leno, Book and Fancy Mu,ins
Imitation aud Printed Shawls
"a Cashmere Shzwls
Sincbzw and Sarsuett Lustrings
Back florence Luslrin8s
Green Figd Bonnet Silk
Silk and Tabby Vevets all colours
Flag. Bandanna, Black Silk and Fancy Hand
kerchiefs
Calicoes, 6-4 Ginghams
India CaIicoes
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas
Russia and American Diaper
Large Assortment uf Ribbands
Cambria and Common Dimosies
Six, Beaver and Kid Gloves
Meas Black and Mixed Worsted Hose
Womens Black and Slate Do.
Linen Check
6 IA and "a Table Linen
IA Cotton Damask
Black BombaziDe
Steam Loom 5hrtings
Whife aud Fig d Muslin Cfavats
Black Silk Lace
American misunderstanding
Shirtings- Bedtickings--Sat-
tinetts-Threads, &c
Sept Il If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
George WGrren's WiU.

NOTICE IS merely given to he heirs Of the
4 estate e GEORGE w aRREH,ls,e Of 70 "
ma in the county OF Cumberland. gentleman &C.
ceased. and all Others concerhed-That Polly
W rren, George Wsrseu and Henry /. " Arien
hsve presented 10 ne lie subscriber, Judge OF
the Cour, OF Probate, within sud for said county
81 Instrument pU. portiHg 10 pc The last WI snd
ties anne of sad George WRrreR deceased, and
sh,t the second "Wednesday 81 November r. xt,
st ten IN the toTeuonD is assigned 10 take tsie
Probae thereof, al =, ob.te = .urt then 20 b.
held at the prob,te Office in Portland in sad
comfy when add where they may &c present
and shew c-nse, If any the. havt why he same
sil5ald moi Dc proved, spprvv d and sisoweS as
t.e tssi Wit /, "a iestsmsnt az .eid deceased.
Gwen under my h.ud al r,iaoa this eigh-
teen day OF OctoheT, 10 the year Of cur Loud
eighteen hu .ds d and nineteen.
SAM. FREEMAN.
A true copy--,t.e,t
HoRaTIo SOUTRCATE. Rrsr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
JOSEPH HARROD.
COMMITTING IN PART Or
Black, blue and mixed, Super6ns
Htad "a E1ehange .Sreet

HAD 81 f'1ehcnge Street,
CONSISTING IN PARToF-
Black, blue and mixed, Super6ns
London BROADCLOTHS.
Black, blue, brown aud mixed fine & conr,o, r..
SuperIative, snperfne a fine CASSIMERIS
Queens Cloths-Black, blue drab. ts,yn ana
CIaret Pese Cloths,
Pelse Flsnnes S-4, IA. ia & 81 white Flan,a,.
Back, red, Green and yellow Flannels
Bazes and Bookings
White Swanskins-Dufils--
bale assorted Bombazelts
1 bale Tartan Plaids- Y oFksllTe Plaid
Printed FIaunes. scarlet and iange
Bales Wallham Sheetings and Shirtines
1 bale Double Rose Blankets, from 7-4,oto,
do Russia Diapers-Blue Planes
Blue and dreb kerseys-- Musiins a variet
India Null and book Muslin; 4&6-l Cssmbri.-
Black and coiouTed Snchaws and Sarspet,s
Florence aud Levantne Lustrinrs
SO black Italian Grape, Of superior oual;,v
Black & white French Crape-S-4 IA Cai;,,...
Furntures 4 CopperpIates; Vestings vsr;e,v
5-4 Ginghams, very cheap; Youths v o,steJ Hos.
Ladies silk, worsted 4 Cotton Hose, an assor,m,n
Gent. do. 10. do. do. do
case Al Irish IIinnens IA q 5.lOu CIo,h.
j. adies' and Gentlemens Gloves, a great variety.
lined and unlined
Worsted and lambs wool pantaloon Drawer, with
and without feet,
Worsted and lambs wool Shirts--Worsted Cans,
Flag and Bendanna Handkerchiels
Factory Ginghams-l bread Laces-Tapes
Fins-Cotton Balls
Dutch Boiling Cloths, from No. 8.
to ~, very cheap.
o. The above GooDs will be sold uncommon
ly low for Cash only.
September 90. Off
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
At a Court of Probate holden at

Paris, within and fer The County Of Oxfo d on
the sixth day of c'ober in the year OF our
Lord eighteen hudred and niue cen
On The petition of Samuel Parker, Executor
- of he estate OF Amos Edes, late of Liver
more, in said County, yeomsn. deceased, repre-
sentlag thstth persons estate Of said deceased
10 not sufficient TO Pay he just debts, which he
owed 81 the time of his death by the sum OF
one thousand dollars, and praying for license
TO cell and convey much Of the renl estate ct
said deceased as may ce necessary for he pay
Tnent Of SAID debts aud Inciden' 81 chs g-s
Crasrea-- That the petitioner give notice ihere-
Of to the heirs of said deoe .sed and III persons
interested IN SAD estale, by causing copy Of
Ais order 10 be published 10 The Gszeue, printed
in Portland, in the County, Of Cumberland, three
weeks successfully, that they may appear 81 a
Probate Court 10 be held at Fryeburg, 81 he
Probate Office, in said County, Oh the last
"Wednesday of November next, az ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, aid shew cause, 1t any
they have, why the prayer Of said Peu,ion
should not be granred
JUDAH DANA . 2sa s.. q
true eopy--st,est,
T1xoTuy 0sc1oD Regr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
FGU and Wanter Goods.
GEORGE HILL,
No. 8, Mussey's Row, Middle Street,
III AS JUST RECEIVED, an extensive as
i Assortment Of
FdH and Winter Goods,

CONSISTING OF
Superhne o. low priced BROADCLOTHS,
tlhpd and commt CAssIMEUEs,
Peiise Cloths Kerseys Plains Coatings Duff
Ellis figured and PLAIN pelise FIaunes Baizes &
tianneIs whre nilIed Bsizes and Flannels !,
plain, figured amt twilPd Bombazetts, all colours ;
NiIdb0res Scotch and Tartan plaid handsome
Ves,iugs; Tahby and SIX VeIvets worsed Hose,
CbitreDs Wcrsteh Socks /; GBrnsey Fr0chs Wor-
Fted AID lambs wool Drawers; Ginghsms =
ierse assortment Calicoes Copperplaie ana Psicl
fnrnitupes ; bite and culouied CsmbTics ; MUS
linz !; British Shrtings; Imitation and cHl'oh
ahawls; Irish Linens Linen Diaper: shse'ihg
Linen Csmblics ]; black and color'd Florence aHu
India Lu.tribgs Sarsnets; black and bite Grape
black, dag aud fancy silk Handkcrcbeis; Mefno
Trimmings; Ladies aud gentlemens six, beaver
and XIII Gloves Ribbans: ,bresd aud cotton Ia
ces Buttons Brece, Pins Needles Corse'
Lacings; India Coltuns, sc. &c.
ALSO,
Factory Sheeiiags--Sh'rf'ngs-
G,nghoms-C aaa Salinsas
Cctoher IL. o."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
: sPHEs~ Ml,LELLAN. ~omers

ME subscriber hereby gives pubic npnce 70
& all cuncerped, that she has been duly an
pyirte6 and skcn u,,cn he' self The trust Of ID
nlialsIrstrix On the ests.e OF CHRIS TOPHe Il
ALLEN, isle of Hebron, in The un'y e oxford
yeolpsn deceased, by givn. bend ss The law d.
rect:--She therefore Itqu- >. oil PERSONS 'nde b.
ed 10 said d~ceased's esl.,e 10 mike i'm mrd,a {
payment; d those who have any dem.I.d,
theteon, 10 xhihit The s.me 10
( AtTlirisf,Gtrie
DOLLY ALLEN uoon sad
eStas
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
att.-HoR Alto 9ouTuG.rE. Regr.

T'HE subscribers having bee0 appointed ny uc
Honorable Sa '.,sl FREEMAN Judge of Probate
far IA county IT Cumberland, Cnmnnsion r ca re-
GIVE and eXanine The 81 aims OF the several cIedi-
tors 10 tie Estate of ENOCh MOULTON, la &c
., Portland, in said county Goidsasith, deceased,
represented inSolvent hereby give notice that Ahey
shall attend that service az the Office OF Joseph
Pope in said Portland. the last Friday in Oct
inst. AMI the last Friday Of the Eve following
months, f.om 10 5 o'cioct p. N. on each Of said
aays.
JOSEPH POPE, Commits
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO the heirs and credi-
y tors Of he e(szie OF JOHN MAYNARD, ate
of scatboro, 10 The coua,y Of Cumberland hier-
chant deceased, and all others concefned-Thai
Thomas Brown, administrator of SAID estate has es
hihiied 10 me the subscriber, Judge Ct the Court
of Probate, within and for said county, his Il
account of administration of sand estate aud that
the same will be considered ar Probate Court to
he held al The probate ofice in Portland in lald
county on the second wednesday OF Move nber
next q, ten O'Clock IN the forenoon when and
where they may be preses, and shew cause If any
Lhey have, VIII, he same should not be al owed
Given under my hand at Portland this thirteenth
day of October il the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred ADD niuetseu. SAM. FREEMAN.
Atrue co. y,
aIr.-HnR Al 10 anu Iuc ATE ReRr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
FALL Of 1919.
CHARLES BLANCHARD.
HAS imported and purchased the past season
100 Packages China, Glass and
(roCEer7i WARF

CT0CEery W.HRE,
AMONG WHICH ARR
30 assorted for the country-others, con-
sisting Of blue printed edg'd and & c. PLATES
Ieas--BowIs--M ogs-Jugs- -Chambers---Tes
,ots--Decanters--W fumblers--Sugars-
Creams, lea and Dining Sets, &c.
The above, with bis stock of OPEN GOODS.
makes the assortment more complete than hereto
fore.
*..Ihose who have formerly been supplied in
Boston, are requested to call at
No 8, Merchants Roi0 Uiddle-street.
IL W.ARE repacked as usual
Oa. If. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
G A. a Court of Probate holden a

= q OOUIk Va Il TUUutt ItNfNCII ut
Paris within and Tor the County Of Oxfords n
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and
nineteen.
an the petition uf Alexander Greenwood. az
~ minstretor Of the eslateioi Job Besrce late OF
hebron,'n said county, Gentleman deceased, rep
resenting that the personal estate of the seid de-
ceased is not Sufficient topay the Just debts which
he owed at the time Of MS death, by the snm Of
thirteen humid ed dollars, and praying for license
10 sell and convey 70 much Of the real estate Of
said deceased as may be necessary for the pay
ment of said debts and incidental charges.
Ordered, thai the Petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs Of said deceased and 20 all persons in
teresed in said estate, by causing copy of this
order TO be Published in one Of the newspaper,
printed 10 Portland, 10 the County Of Cumberland
three weeks successfully.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscribe offers for sale his FARM in
i Pownsl, pleasantly situated on four county
roas, the most public place for Trade in the town
containing $50 acres of good Land, convenient
two story DIV ELLING HOUSE IN good Eepair,
two Barns with other out Buildings with a hand
some young Orchard of 600 Trees, and or 800
rods Of stone wall, good wood lot. with full
proportion of Moving, Pastnrng and t,liage, 10
ge,her with half of Sristni If best suits the
purchaser. terms will be liberal and made known
by applying 10 the subscriber on the premises.
EDWARD TOMPsON.
Oct. %. (eopSt)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

THE subscriber hereby gives pnaic notice o
all concerned, that Che has.besn duty appoin.
ted add taken ppon her the trul Of Admnstra
srIA of the Enaie os
GEORGE BARROWS,
late of Hebron, in the county of Oxford, Back
fmith, deces(ei, by giving bonds as the law di
re:ts-fhe therefore requens all perfens indebted
60 the said deceafeds klfate, to make immed :
payment /; aud those who have any dsmsnds there
cr 10 exhibit the fame TO
ELEANOR BARROws, Hdr,ssa,ssix.
Hebron, Ostober s, 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

consisting Of superior English Ingram CarPetng--
Flane.s--common and fine BROADCLOJHS &
CASSI MERES-Bombazetts all colours Wor.ted
Hosery-i-4 and 7-8 Irish Lnens-Iartan Piaids
Stout Camblets--white.a and cooured Cambricks
Rose Blankets ali szes--Flag, Bandanna, and
blk. SILK Hdks--Scarlet and other colours CASH
mere Shawls--Swans down ami Fancy Nestings--
blue Pains-India Cslico-fine a. common Prints
--Buttons--blk. Observation-Disclosures and Cop
perpIates-pIan and fancy Muslins---printed
FlaneIif-Rattinetts--Gre Sheetings--stout In
glish Cottons-Cotton Shawls--Pelisse Cloths
Duffns and Kerseys-Silk Velvets--Ladies Habit
Buttons-Mill brown Holland--Linen ia
bic clOths-GeRleneD' Cravats-mixd and bum
Ole Pins-Carpet Binding-Eadies and Gentle
mems Gloves--Linen Cambricks--Bed Tickings-
SattInetts-A merican Sheetings and shrtings-
Ginghams-4-4 and 81 cotton Checks. tc-e,c.
All Of which Will be sold at a small advance.
Oct. f8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
Fail and Wanter Goods

A ~ extensive assortment Of GOODS. sGtsbl.
n for the present and approaching season. are
this day opening for sale by
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
lFHARD WARE.
J. GODDARD,
IT Ne. 4, UNION ROW,
LAS JUST RECEIVED large assortment OF
HARD WARE GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Fish and Tee kettles-Boilers and Sauce
Pans Patent Coffee MiIls-brais plated and jap
aned Lamps and Capdiefticks--Lantern,- Tea
Trays-shoves and T. Dgs-Knives and Forks
pen aud pocket do.--Scfors and Shears--Currers
Knivet-brsis cemmode Handles &c.-Locks--
Hinges and Screw Joiner's Tools, sc C'e.
lcask block tin lea Pots
do. Trace Chains
Is boxes Tin Plates.
-.4lso on HGnd--
Differed and CAT STEEL, beft quaIity-shov
els and SpaGes-Sheet Iron Nails aud spikes
Auvils and Vlces-Sad Iron Fry Pxns-6T afs
Keues-Files, all kinds-B, uihes Go. &c. &c. &c
. tons cast Iron Wdre, assorted.
Oct IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
20 Tons Screened Hau,

4 + excellent quality may be had by calling
" on NJ. WILLIAM lord, at the Hay-Scales,
or a the ore Of the subscriber, in Maine-Sreei.
Oct o. NAfH.L. CROCKETr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02

WAS taken the Store nett door below Mr.
l. i RoBERr BOYD, Exsbangs- Ss,ea-where he of
fers for sale gener a assortment of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-11-02
John IuaUnartPs Estate.

a true copy-~st'e,t
HoRArIo S0uTFCATE Rrsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

Our Englishdates are down to the 1st Of
Octobet-We give very cOpious extracts to
TIC eNcinSlOn OF several other articles. There
Is no hint Of Sir T.. HardS's squadron being
destined against Cuba. On thai tact ne NAV
so lar put ourselves At rest.-fIe is bound, Il is
Saidi TO tile Western coast OF South America
Inc papers abound with interesting statements
Vt The public mind ia England. Meetings
nave been held ~ various pats and resoin
uOhs adopted expressive of the tesentnients
eNcIed by the murders Of Manchester Ma
ny distinguished men are coming forward. OF
Tue SIDE OF the people. The ground which they
occupy Is wider aud bF adeT. II is not the
question OF parliamentary reform, about which,
r"glishmeD are so much divided but the We.
~ fcm ut meeting peaceably together 10 pc
lllloh against any grievance, whatever the,
may be. Around ibis common right, eyerI
man who has soul for any dung like liberty
must rally with spitjt. Tie reply Of Che
truce Regent 10 the petition Of the Common
CoHucil 81 LondouiS enough To irritate stii
more we ltstoFihg wounds OF tie people Il,