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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-15

In the remarks IN our last paper on the subje ct
Of representation, we observed an error in the
calculation, which although it changes the sum,
does not alter the principle Of our re asonng II
was there said that Portland containing 5000 in
habitants had only representation in the legis-
laturc equal to three towns of 1900 inhabitants
each, amounting in the whole to $500 inhabi-
tants, this latter sum should be 4500-this was
a mistake, aud we oheerfully correct it, as we
with TO avoid erroneous impressions. Portland
according to the resolve referred to in those re
marks, has undoubtedly to pay proportion Of
taxes for the support ofthe legislature, very much
larger than small towns, and than her voice in
the House Of Representatives will justify. This
destroys the equality oftaxation and representa-
ton. 1.,yss =
The committee to whom was recommitted the
subject Of salaries, reported yesterday aferaoop,
restoring those which had been redjced in the
house and continuing that of the Chief ustics at
$4,000. The House however amended the bill, 30
that it remains as follows the Gsvernour's nj
$500, the ChiefJustice's at $1,000, the ASCOT
ate Justices $500 each, the Treasurer's 5000,
the secrstary's $500, and heAttOrney General $
at $500.
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juut received an extensive assortment of
MILITARY GOODS.

WILL Ih oOOlIo,
Viz.:-Real Gold, Gilt, and Plated
Fpenletts; Silk aud Wors,ed Sashes Elegant sol
id gilt scsbbard Sabers; gill and plated Broad
swotds and Hangers Brass mounted Artillery
Swords, very cheap; gold. gilt, ard plated Hal
Iassel gold and silver Lace; Binding; Cord
Braid and Eagles; great variety Of Chain and
Ornamenied Gold aud Silver Lace Stars; rich
Morocco Sword Belt. Belt Plates : Plumes Sc.
which. together with his stock on hand comprises
such an assortment as is not usual to be found in
this State. IL Military Gentlemen are par,icu.
lady invited TO call where they will be furnished
upon ruch terms cannot fail to please.
Also ON HAND,
A great variety of JEWELRY--
Plated iiannia and Japan'd WARE-God and
Silver Ws,ches-Chains, Keys, aud seaIs-Pearl
jet and Paste Ear Rng,-Pins. and Finger Rags
Plated Tea Setts-Cutt Glass and Common Ca :
tors--PIa,ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Trays
great variety OF Britannia and Polished Tin COT
fee and Tea Pots very low price-Jspan'J Walters
aud 1rsys--siver Table ard Tea Spoons-Soup.
G'avy, and Cream l.sdes &c. &c. together with
almost every other article in his line, which. will
be sold upon the most reasonable terms.
June IS,
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APPRENTICES LIBRARY.

Mr.. Doreis' .Addrsss.-A numerous audi.
ence last evening testified 10 The increasing in
teres, which is felt in the community for this
useful add valuable institution, as we'll as the
pleasure received by the excellent address de-
lvered on the occasion. $. Good instructien
!, better than riches;' and the more this is
dfFused, the more are happiness and vriuou.
principles promoted. The subject Of Mr..
DuEis' address was TO inculcaie the impor-
tance of cherishing Institutions for the en-
enlargement Of useful knowledge and for
spreading Information in those classes Of So
cieiy to whose improvement, until within .
short period bu, little attention has been paid.
We have not time to do justice 10 the excel
lence Of the performance or the importance Of
the subject
The reputation Of The Beethoven Society was
.yeu sustained by The skilful execution OF some
admirable music. The collection raised in
The evening, which was exclusively for the
benefit Of the library, was creditabIe to the
liberality Of our citizens.
We regret that the unfavorable state Of the
weather deprived many Of the pleasure az
!orded by the performances of the evening.
At the late Annual Meeting OF the "Maine
Branch Of the American Education Society," in
This town Oh Thursday 9th instant, the following
Officers were elected 80
Rev. WILLIAM ALLEN, President Of Bow.
dois College, President,
i hev' f a <. Pa ns'' Vice Presidents
Rev. BENZ. TArpAS, Secretary,
LEVI CUTTER, Treasurer,
Rev. Eliphalet GilleK,
Elijah Kellogg,
" J. W. Ellingwood, D;.s...
4" Jonathan Csgswell,
" Asa Rand,
Enos Merrill,
In the evening sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Asa Rand of G orham, in which the duties
fthe Citizens of this infant State, were clearly
pointed out, and strongly enforced.
The following sums have been received into
The Treasury, since Sept. l, 1919 -
From 45 Annual subscribers, S137
From s Life members, viz.
Rev. George Payssn, Arundel, 25
William Jeferds, Esq. do. 25
Gen. Simon NOVEL;, 60. 25
Rev. William Allen, Brunswick, %
hey' Enos Merrill, Freeport, by the
Cent Society in his parish, rs
from the Female Religious Society
, IN Augusta, by the Rev. b. Tappan, 46 90
from the Female Auxiliary Society in
PORTLAND, by Mrs. S. Hartshorn, 1913 rs
: Mrs. Phebe Lord, Arundel, SO
from the Ladies &c. in Eastport by
the Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, 1874
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NOTICE..

TIE copsrtnersbip ber.t fore existing under
the firm of LUFklN 4 KELSEY is this day
dissolved by mutual consen,.-Ail persons indebted
to said FIRM are requested to make immediate pay
ment. JOSEPH LUFklN,
JOEL KELSEY.
Pownal, June AZ, 1920.
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AWOPIOMSa

TOMORROW, June l6, at the L.
Room, Erchaagc-street--at 8 o'cloel
1000 yards Cotton Shirting;
case containing Al EnglishHa,s,o of prime qua.
fl 10 o'clock,
bbls. white Beaus; casks Raisins; boxes d.
Boxes Tobacco Pipes;
Kegs and cannisters OF Mustard: Bed Cords
boxes containing ej, 600 India Crackers;
7 kegs Tobacco;
A good bellows top Chaise and Harness.
ALSO, :,
viii be sold at the Long Room on WE
NESDAY, June 81, at 10 o'eiock,
8 cases con tanning Landscape Paper Hangings
ATWOOD 4 QUINCY, Ai,cl'rs.
At Private Sdle.....Just Recetved-
10 barrels Linseed Oil;
90 boxes Souchong Tea;
&c barrels Mess Beef;
Barrels clehr Pork
case New York fashionable Hats.
June IS.
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Will be sold at public Vendue, to

VII Oe sUiu OF PHDIIC VeIluUe, 10
the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the eighth
day OF July next, at two O'Clock afternoon, a,
the dwelling house Of Maj. Philip Eastman, Inn.
holder in Fryeburg
TYNE residence Of the homestead, OF the late
l. Stephen p. Fessenden. of tryeb arg, ,'ece ,sed.
together with the reversiou of the widows dover.
The above sale will be made under q license
from the Hon. Judah Dana, Judge of Probate FOR
the county ofOxford.
JOSEPH +. SWAN, Administrator
on the estate OF 5. Y. Fes enden
Fryeburg June 3rd 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-15
.MARRIED,

In Windbam, by the Rev. &. Kellogg. John
Farwell, E.q. tn Miss Elizabeth W. Anderson.
In Newton. Mass. Mr.. William Durant, TO Miss
Elizabeth +. Gibson.
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JUST PuBLISHED,

AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
A CHARGE delivered to The
Grand Jury of the rcult Court Of the
United States, at its first session in Portland, for
the Judicial District Of Maine. May 8, 1870, aud
published at the unanimous request Of the Grand
Jury and Of the Bar. BY the Hon JOSEPH
STORY.
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Administr0i0r's Sale.

-TUWfHfStTUTT ANUtG.
THIS DAY. at 20 o'cIoo K, A. NJ. at the
Office Of S M'LEILAN d. r. FLETCHER,
Double sased gold Watch and Cham,
Silver do.
l Chaise, and Harness,
Chambers Dictionary, / vols.
Marshal on Insurance,
Desk. bag Sugar,
Anchor. 2 boats Sails,
Fishing Nets, Leads Lines. Hooks,
Old (osdsge. &c. Sc.
by order of SAMUEL TRAsK, Admir-.
June Is 1920.
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REMOVAL.
NATHAN NUTTER,

IVA f1AN NO i LII,
INFORMS bis friends and customers thst be
l. has Removed from his late stand. to the Sto e
opposite Cumberland Bank, where he continues TO
carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
IN al its various branches, in the most fashionable
style.
He also keeps on hand handsome assortment oil
Br0adcloths, Cdssimc,es s. Trim
mings,
on reasonable terms.
Portland, June 6. 1870
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Collected at the Monthly Prayer Meet.
ing at Marlborough by Rev. Mr..
Mitchell,
Collected after sermon at the annual
Meeting in Brunswick, Sept. 1919,
At the Rev. Mr.. Payson's Parish at an
adjourned meeting, Oct. 1919,
AT do. on Thursday last after the
sermon by the Rev. MIR. Rand,
Interest on The Permanent fund,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-15

BOOKS AT AUCTION.
At the Long Room Erchange-Sireet. on Wednesdp
2tst Of June, at 9 O'Clock,
AN INVOICE OF BOOKS,
-Consisting ef-
QuARTo and Octave BIBLES, Col !
Inns Stereotype edition, with Plates,
Quarto Bibles. with Browns Concordance
90 boz. Testsments
Doddridge's Rise and Progress
Do. Sermons
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress
Do. Holy War
Delano's Voyages
Hume's History of England
Pluiarch's Lives, (bound in calf
Hobhouse's Letters
We-,ern Gazetteer
Ferguson's Roman Republic
American Coast Pilot
Beauties of History
Welsh Mouniaineers
Tales of the Castle
Nightingale
Elements of Morality
sDodsley's Fables.
ATWOOD T. QUINCY, Aaet'ss..
June IS.
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English Goods Sale.


Taken for debt and will be sold at
Public Auction, at the LONG RoOH Exchange
S'reef on Monday Goth inst. at 3 o',lock A. NJ.
THE entire stoek Of Dry Goods Dealer. COM
pr.ing general assortment of
European, India and .4merican Goods,
Amone wh,rh are
GO pieces CALfCOES,
40 pieces CAMBRICS,
90 pieces BOMBAZETTS,
100 piece. BUTTONS,
Broad Cioths--Cass,neres--Pe Cloths--Ba-
zes-Flanne!s-Irish LineDs-l.nen Can,brics--
s-Dimoties-briiish Sh,r iings--v esting.---
ENTHUSIASTICALLY II andkercbiefs--I astripgs
Black Crape-Gingha ms-Worsted Dsawers--
Hosiery Kid, Beaver and Silk Gloves-velvets--
Misunderstanding Siik--Cotton Pins
Needles-siIk bsaids-Ribbons -&c dc. &c.
Also
Factory B'esched and unbesrhed Cotton Shirt
ins-S Observation-Disclosures and Ssttjnetts
~ The abore Goods are seorihy the at
tentioa Of ENGLISH GOODS DEALERS.
1fmount cost as per Inroice about $1,000.
TEkMS-llnder Si00 cash, from 100 10 $500
so day. over $500 months. Approved endorsed
uote.
TIE Gcois may be examined the Friday and
Saturday previous TO the sale.
ATWOOD s. QUINCY. .auctr.
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THIS DAY, atIq o'clock M
On WEDNESDAY,, (aist june ner1.J

On WEDNESDAY, (2la june nert,j
Z. at 10 o'clock, on The premises,
That valuable HOUSE in Middle
street, now occupied by Mr.. Israel Wa,erhouse as
ALsc---lO SHARES in the Stage
Company from Portland to Portsmouth,
One lot of LAND near J. ID. Hopkins
Esq. in Bridge street.
One lot of LAND near Mrs. Stones.
below Cumberland street, To-
One half-lot of LAND suitable for a
ship-ytrd, neer Capt. Thos. Robson
One halt of Store in Middle-sa eet
now occupied by Mr.. N. MITCHELL
800 acres of LAND in the town CT
Greenwood. State of Maine.
also, at E,euen O'clock
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner
OF rree and Cross str'ts, formerly owned by Thom-
as Webster, Esq.
ALso-The HOUSE-LOT now occu-
pied oy the subscriber at the head of king-street.
JOSIAH PAINE.
QS5- Terms liberal and made tnou,i at The sale.
Portland, May 90. 1890.
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MIR kIED,

At ps-ssusath. by the Rev Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Eb.
Musp ApAas 10 Miss Aires LAwTos, daughter
OF Mr. Adam Lawton.
A. 5Gddeso~n, MIR JssArHAs C. PxpxHAH TO
Miss HARRIar DsRDsH
DIED,
In this town, on THURSDAY. last. Mr. Jbsx Be.
ousY, contectioncr. aged 20 years. q bs,ive of
France.
DIN the 18TH inst oMrs MANI vtAtL. widow Of
The late Samuel WALL aged 100 years. having been
IS years ncrnber Of the % Baptist Church. in
this town.
in the 83d yexrof her age.
At P,vpidsnes. Capt. AssL n. HsTHsRfSsTss
At Rsehnsapd. tir.J Feb sth. RossRr cswLEI
a coiored mani aged ~. ears
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which he, fIIsd With. r.rI, and the .,sr
with coun.erfsit bank bills. Whcn sus.
picion was excited and any lerson pro-
posed to search Itn nor bad bills, he al
ways submitted TO il without objection /:
and when the search was over, he offered
the persons dram OF rum out Of the bot
tleA--who. sometimes contented them.
selves with shaking the botlle /; Ise,er
dreaming that the same bottle might con-
tain both rum and bank bills. During
the trial he appeared as mnconcerncd us
any OF the spectators, and seemed to Join
IN The merriment"
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PIRdCf.

o'iS kullSt, tlsht, VI 4NCW- IoCOiOTQ,
72 days from Amsterdam for n. Or,
hans, arriyeds, the Baize 2l,h Dee.
On the 9th, 1T Cape. ST. Apmo,
(wcst rnd ol Cubssl Cspt Hart discover
cd two smai vessels at archer usder the
Cape, asdsnspecting them to he pirates,
immediately made al sail in order to rs.
cape irom theni The suspicious YES.
sells immediately gave chase, and con,in.
ued it until 9 O'Clock the following day,
when Capt. II. perceiving that they
gained last upon hinA hove the brig too
OH coming up, Capt. II. was ord,red on
board the privateer with his papers.
After oyer-bauing them, without asking
him amy questions, they ordered him ON
board his vessel, confined the crew and
passengers IN the cabin, and commenced
plupderin- the chests OF the passengers
IN the hoiu. Ailer getting WI they
could find, they called one OF Ill, .ssen-
gers on deck, and soon, after the report
OF a musket Was heard. They tin call
ed Capt II. up, who was met at the
gangway by the pirates. one OF whcn
Presented musAet a, hi, breast; and
two others, seiZcu him by the collar.
SupposinG il was their intention to muir.
der him. and that the passenger hud been
SHOT, nc t">l,e from them, and made his
escape INTO the cabin. One OF the pi-
rates, who spoke English, now cariie 10
the gangu ay, ard asked for the money,
threatening 10 murder the whole crew if
it was not given up. They then enter
cd ;he Cabin aud commenced plundering,
taking clothes, wa,ches, spare rig,,ug,
mtdiciae chest, and provision. One Of
,hc crew. aDMAe, by the uanae of Vii.
son, then Informed them where bag Of
noney, containing about $500 belong.
ing to one OF .hc passengers, was con-
. csalrd, which they took; and alter
snpping the passengers and crew Of the
Clothes from oiT,ieir bIcks,. they left the
Planter Before leaving, Capr. II. beg
sgd d few pieces OF meat, bbl. of bread,
shirt. and some medicine from them
Mr.. Thompson, acted as second mate,
Marcus Wilson, Dane, and Leonard
Briggs, the cook, left ,hs brig, and went
on Guard the privatecr. She was d
s'nali vessel, of about Is tons, carried ]
pound gun on a pivot, and was nfan-
ned with about 20 men, whom Capt. II,
Judged to be principally Spaniards. The
vessel j" Company was a prize, loaded
with wax. Which made her escape dur
mg IT,. chase OF the Planter.
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by different persons, who were tired be-
fore tho Chief Justice. nIr. Justice John.
son, and MIR. Justice Washington.
The -uoruey General opened the ca.
ses for the United States; and MIR.
Webster, having becn directed by the
Cour, to argue tor tho Prisoners, took
notes for the purpose ofreplying on some
future day to the Attorney General.
The opinion OF the Cour, was deliver
ed by Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall, in
the case of Nc Cluug against Ross les
see, reversing the Judgment Ct the Court
below, and directing new trial in the
cause.
Joseph Bonapartc. since the tcstruc-
jon of his seat at Boz dentown, has taken
"p his residence in the city OF New
York, having purchased commodious
dwelling, with coach house, stables, &c.
IN oroadway, neasly opposite the U. 5.
Bank.
Cashmere shawls were yesterday sold
at auction i'll this city as high as THREE
HUNDEED AND TWENTY DOLLARS! a
piece. We note ,hls rs singular COM
mentary co the times, and for an article
of mere luxurv.-N 4. Advoca.s.
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CiRcUAfST,f.sTIAL EVIDENCf.

The trial of Robert, who, at the Sep
tember Term Of the Supreme judicial
Court of this county, was indicted Tor the
murder OF his wife, by administering ar
senick, is doubtless in the recollection of
every one. 1t excited aa unasal degree
OF interest, and the Court House was
thronged to repelion. There was some
thing SO horrible in the l.: "a that man
should murder the unsuspecting wife of
his bo,om--.lc solace OF his g'icfs, and
The plrticipaor of his joys, that an unu-
sual excitement was Produced, and all
were waiting in breathless anxiety for the
event OF the trial. The trial occupied
several days, and after a mot minute
investigation OF all the circumstances
Of theprisoner's case, he was acquitted
BY the Jury.
Probably there was not person pres
rnt at the trial texcept those of the Jury
who Thought hin, innocent. Be-, under
,he tremendous responsibility Of jurors
oath, more than circnrn,tantial evidence
was required. and dread Of pronouncing
q verdict that would involve tho LIE of a
human being, upon any thing less than
positive proof, bccasioncd his unexpected
acquittal.
" After his discharge by the Court, he
made precipitate retreat, leaving some
personal property liable to attachment for
his debts. and civil officer, who was
charged with the service of writ against
him, attached among OTTER articles some
wearing apparel. OnIruesday,Iast the
attached goods were sold at auction, and
a gentleman who had purchased coat
,on examination discovered that it con
tained ina paper, enclosed and quilted
within the cape, white powder OF about
two OUNCES in weight, which on exaniin-
alton by gentlemen of the faculty, IS pro-
nounced to lie ARsENIcK, and OF 4
coarse kind, exactly sinn,.ar to that found
IN the BODY of his deceased wife. This
powder will doubtless be tested by chem.
icai process, when its nature and proper.
ties, Of which there can now be no doubt,
will be then fully ascertained.
Providence GoxHte.
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NOTICE.

- OBHRr ID LAwrON, of Newport, uxdets
N. hereby informs the public. ,hs, be 10 legally
appointed b, the Court Of Probate. of ihe town of
Newport. guardian over the person and sssssr Of
Asss1 HArnAwAvsofs all Newport. hobsewright.
WHO Is stjn'gcd by the said Court % Be incarsbls
of f'rSnsscting bs business and is. duly sstborsed
go &C, Ia ss,d capacity Be therefore ssrns all per-
sous sgsIs, ,rsding or e.Iing With the said Abnet
iis'hsw.y in any msnrer whatsoever at their peril.
Newport, februssy Y, 1870. <Feb. 81
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NEWPORT.

CLH fRRD,,
Br;g Ann. CadsJen. ~. well, Havass; Alligator,
Thompson, pnilaasiph,z
Taursdry. Fet "a .rrivcd. I'm the west pas
sss &c, wbeIe she put in for bsrhur ship Hemy.
Knox, Iic days FROM Smyrna, Si.h hdit, &C. bound
% DJston.
Saiurday. Fe5 70 9-Arrived. lin tho west pas.
ige brig Ann, Eldred, Of and for Providence. ~
avs from Msrtinico, with . cargo Of sugar and
i,1as.es. Left, sch Zepbyr. Ripley. Of and for
IJslon. TO sail in 10 days, sch William, Fostcf o.
nj Cor Beverly. o.. and several Other vessels g.
ls,ero por,s Cspi Y. st.tes thst produce At Mar
oico was scarce sod high, snd Au'e,iesn produce
10 sale and Al Inv prices
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NOTICE.

w HERBAs. Ny the careles4nesaor rnischievous.
w ness OF boys in The nejghborhood of the Frvtt
Congregational Church, shuste in Bill-ssreet, tlas
Windows of said Meeting t3cuse. bsve been freq
Iy broken. to the greet injury rsd .etLsnse Of ,ss
society worsbipping there, tf
This 10 tfiereforeso wye notice, shst snitsble
reward will be given ,,.fny ons who will give in,
formation, 30 lhi, the offenders may be brought "
justice. By order Of the Comu.s tee
r. =. ALLAN, Sse'v.
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Prom he National .1ipocdfeI
NEW.ORLEANs ThEATRE.

-
y very splendid Theatre has been
built 1T New Orleans, which far surpass->
es every other in the union. The BAL
timore Chronicle complains, and Justly,
that the house is opened On Sunday eve
ning. This, no doubt, shocks the feel.
lngs Of religious people, who consecraie
that evening To devotion; bu! it serves
to convey an idea of community,
mingling with the American people, and
controlled 10y the same national law, and
vet maintaining the most opposite and
contradictory customs. The admission
ol Louisiana into the union us. a fee
state, necessarily scared the integrity OF
their municipal laws and customs; apd
New Orleans, from - mixed Spanish &
French population, viii command nc
sanc laws and observe the same Gus
toms, until majority of that population
shall be American, and introduce a bet
|, ter state of things. IN France and
Spain, Sunday evening is considered The
most prontablesfo for the theatre : in.i,el,
after twelve O'Clock on s ,ay, thu pc.
riod at which mass conrluurs, the streets
of Paris are peculiarly animated with
puppet shows, fope dancers and music
iaHs and those ". osc !"isurc and means
~ i'll not enaO them to vi>it the Theatre
OH any other night, generally crowd It
on Sunday, and ,he third TIER OF boxes,
or toiSie1.s, is generally appropriated TO
| that Numerous class III Paris. called .grtz.
etns, or milliirrs, man,ua n!ikels and
sewing girls and in New Orleans, tie
same department is occupied BY the ma
rooms or mulattos. The most object.
ionabIe part of this theatrical concern at
New Orleans, is the gaming rooms
which brunch from it, and produce an
immense annual revenue to the proprie.
tor, who is licensed for the purpose.
TO make the est-,.ishmeu, complete,
there is also attached to this Theatre, a
very magnificent ball room, called the
cocde ball room and Of gala nights, the
most accomplished and fashionable of
these ladies exhi ,it their pumpkin colored
fices to great effect, trick ID ont in all the
g.,udy hues of the rainbow; bespanyled,
bydizcned and besished--some olwhom,
however, are said to be sensible ana well
bred. maugre their complex;ons. There
is also a very singui@ municipal regula-
ton at Ncv- Orleans. which must be of
Norman origin, from its stiff formality
the Mayor of the city is manager of the
: Theatre de jwe--he orders the curtain
TO rise, lorleits tie actors wien they are
o,'t in their parts, and sends them forth,
with to the city prison If they are in the
least refractory.
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TO LET AT AUCTION.
TNHE real Estate of Hon. JoseDh C,Ir

- dall. late Of Por,snpoDth. deceased will b
lie, At Auction. on THURsDsf the % day Of March
next. the premises IL O'Clock, r. ~ (if fair IL uos
the FIRST fair day ser) for the term OF one yesr. wiz,
The Grist Mill and Ciothiers works, SpinRing Is
Weaving Apparatus now occupied - a-Woo' Man.
ufactort. Also. the Cook farm, containing 100
and the Ferry farm. con,sning about 80 scres
the good qualities Of the shove Farms for pasture,
meadow sni tilIaRe, are too cell knbwn to need
much accommodation.
L&essse, ,hs Gate House convv,ichs for onebr
two small families and contiguous 10 either of tho
above Farms. Conditions made Known st me tine
Of sales. SAMUEL CLARKE.
GILES MANCBEsTER
Portsmouth, fedr Diary 2, lB20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
NOTICE.

THE. subscriber hereby gives public
4 no,ice, that he u appointed Execu,cr Of tie
iax win aud fes,sment Of JOHN CO6GEsH IL,
late Of Tver,on, uecessui and has accepted os ,ts
trust BY giving bohds, the lev direc's. Az per-
sons having DE- tsnds sgsis, the Es's,e Ut ssd 1e.
persons indebted 10 said Essate ere called upon 10
make pa, rben' N
ISRAEL coGGHsHALL. Erees,.c..
Evsrton. December 9Th. 1Sie. kfeS.