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The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
STATE Or ILLINOIS.

Shawnee Town in the State Of Illinois has
already . Newspaper conducted with some
ability. 1t is called the Illinois Gazette. II
i,kes IN earnest part with the manufacturing
Interest in Congress and in deploriny the
,erc,ion Of Mr.. Baldwin's Tariff has made
VIC ~. wing remarks
"Our so'1. hopes have suddenly been
swept away; and to ln>. chagrin of dissp.
poiniment, is added the moniSying conviction
that our interests have been sacrificed to The
cold blooded policy Of those who view the
rising greatness Of the western country with
jealous apprehension, and who force US tt
struggle sgains, every difficulty and disadvsn
'tags rather than yield up petty trade which
bas become, even 10 themselves, useless ans
Improbable. Because The band Of adversit,
has smhten them, they will not allow us 4
avert the same evil. Indeed the conduct o
our "sis,er states" In the Esst, resemble to.
much The IN nstured sbsurdi,y Of witherec
spinsters, for they ore not satisfied with con.
cealing their own wrinkles, and patching uE
their fading charms, bat are 70 jeslsus Of The
bloouing freshness of their younger sisters 10
the West, and 80 fearful Of competition with
them, that they cannot hide their envy CT se,
bounds 10 their dislike"
We have quoted this paragraph to illustrate
the injustice practised in the West. Certain
ly the rejection ol Tie Tariff was not owl T.
the policy oi the Eastern States. The unan.
imous adverse polIcy Of ibs Southern was tn.
main cause, and The Eastern displayed NOR.
libsralily IN the occ isloD, and lent more sup
port to The Tariff than could bare been ex
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

& ALBANY, JUNE FL.
A most awful and desoldsing Fire at Troy.
Yesterday, At abou. four o'clock in the al
eemoon. . most awful and desolating FIRE
broke out in the city Of Troy, which has laid
10 ruins one third OF the faircst portion Of that
6ourishing city.--The number Of buildings
destroyed Is about one hundred and twenty
among which are some Of the best dwellings
and great proportioe Of the largest and mos.
substan,iaI Ere proof stores and store houses
On River or Main Street, oil the stores and
buildings Of every kind, On The west side, and
extending 10 the waters edge, from Ga'e''
store 10 Or. Cornins's. both Of which are sa
we'd and on the east side, from Cong'ess
Street 10 and including Parker's bookstore
are destroyed as are sIl the buildings. exceP
two Obe Troy bank and dwelling house,
north west side Of Front or Second Street. te
the zane extent as on The side east OF Mair
Street aud the essims,ed loss Is million q
doilars
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
BY THE MAILS.
CHARLESTON. JUNE II.

CHARLESTON, JUNE IL.
More Pirates sT'aken,-Two men and ons
boy were taken on Saturday las: T. committed io
saol on suspicion Of Pirscy.-It appears tba
they, with Eve others, had been recently IL
Georgetown, hawking valuable Silks for sale
at reduced prices, and spending money very
lavisbly. gentleman in Georgeton, sent bis
friend in this city, a description Of their per
sons, which led ,o'their apprehension. From
the very contradictory accounts they gave ol
themselves 10 their examination before Mr.,
Justice Mitchell, but little doubt can remain
Of their having been engaged in some illicit
pursuit. They belonged 70 the same vessel,
but each told different story % to the names
oi bis associates, Of the denomination and
name Of the vessel and commander, where
bound and Why left her. One Of them having
confessed where he had boarded since his ar
rival here, ION Friday) bis apartment wa.
searched-two trunks were found, one Of
which contained two belts Of quilted canvas.
10 which were dollars, 3 and in width, one
having 1853 dollars, the other 284 +; in the
same trunk we're also 8 doubloons and loose
dollars. 10 the other trunk was belt con-
tanning goo dolls. 2l loose dollars, 8 dolls. in
Charleston Bank Notes, several articles Of
mems and women's apparel, dry goods. and
q cruci6x with the sacred vestments ef priest
Of the Catholic Church.
A letter from Georgetown, S. c. states that
8 sailors had been arrested there, who, upon
examination, we're found 10 have in their pos
session specie to a considerable amount in
their trunks, and spending il in such profuse
manner as 10 leave little or no doubt of their
havlng come BY il in an illegal manner.
We believe, when the whole truth comes
out, il will be found TO be a case Of piracy
very nearly resembling that Of the LOUISE
From all We can learn, these then we're attach.
cd to vessel Of war under The Buenos Aysean
Gag thai they mutined, and PIT their officers
on sbol. in the Wes'-lndies. Since which.
they have been indus,riously prosecuting their
vocation ss pirates during which time they
had captured number Of Spanish and neutral
vessels one Of them believed 10 have been the
British brig John and Ann, Of London, from
Cadix bound TO Havana.-l1ow these men
were landed, il is as yet impossible to ascer
tain bu, little tiine will no doubt put Us in
possession of all the particulars.
The Nova Scotia psPers appear Somewhat
surprised that our government should have i'm.
posed . duty upon gypsum imported from
ths, quarter. They seem to think we cannot
Do without their plaster, and consequently
recommend an export duty to be lard there
also. ,erhaps they are not aware that New
York possesses a. rich beds Of this article " Of
prime necessity, ,"ss any country in the world.
These beds are, Doteoser,. inexhaustable |;
and when our canal 10 finished, which, under
the auspices Of the present administration,
will soon be the case, we can supply the Un.
ion upon The most reasonable terms.
Nsu York Com. advertiser.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

Mr.. Emery, dPoetlaad, sGsrsd TIE fsllswins
vote ofthanks, which o. beise ssaa by the Clssk,
was unanimously adopted - !.
Before separation At Ibis session. the House
OF Representatives avail tlsnselves Of On oP-
por'unily to express their high Estimation Of
the services OF Benz. AxEs, Ese. in the asdu-
ous duties ofthe chair. They cordially thank
him tor bis laboura. his assiduiy aud his hap.
Py mode Of facilitating The progress Of The i'm
Portant concerns, which have occupied the a.
senlion OF this part Of the Legislature. hovd
as the duty Of his o(6cs was p him and the
business Of Legislation to greaR portion ofths
House, II has been The eocd fortune of 'hs
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

N0N.YoRKs JUNE 10.
Were it possible to reduce to accurate cal
culstiod The amount Of losses BY Fire in th'
United States within the short period Of six o.
eight months, the aggregate would probably
exceed Foxs Millions q Dollars !--beside'
all the inealculable Inconvenience and domes
tic distress occssioned BY one Of the mos
dreadful scourgss that aiflict mankind.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
Mem Fall and Winter Goods.
JOSEPH HARROD,

Head q Exchange Street, Portland,
1 AS just received an extensive assortment OF
L l GOODS. consisting in part of
Broadcoths; Cassimeres; Dnthls kerseys: Sal
isbrry Fianuels 1 bale Flanaels assorted Swan
skins Bookings 4 Serges; To,lanette Il Swans
down Vesting; Costugs Pelisse and Queens
Cloth wide & narrow blk Bombaziu I: Romba
zet,es, figured. plain and printed Scotch b Tartar
Plaid 9 cases blk. and coour'd superior Nankiu
rapes; 1 case colouf'd lBnson Grapes ; blk anil
white Italian Grapes; superior blk. LevantIne ];
blk oinchaws x Sarsnets; wnrs,ed and Silk Hose /;
talicocs; Csmba,cs; Musin.; Girehans 5; Dnotes !;
Cashmere sl,awls, figured & plan 5 bales Water
Loom shrtings Meetings; Factory Ginghams b
Stripes B'snket.: 1 case Superior Cotton I'm
.rrl'as, e.. &c.
6rTo be sold very cheap for cash only.
Oct % 1920
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;, secure. Aud in the fierce confict OF battle,
,ue would hope tn render ourselves worthy 10
he the defendants oil the generation d serenity
MIR 10 me ei our Toe with resonte and uoconquer
able firmnos., and support this banner in tn
umph. or gloriously expire in ts defence
Although the day was unpleasant. the novelty
Of the occasion, collected great number OF spec
tators; among which were noticed many Militia
~ gentlemen, particularly the Officers oompos-
ing the Court Martial, then in session n standish
And it is but paying just tribute to the merits
Of this fine Company which this day appeared in
uniform, 10 remark, that all Wee highly gratlfsd
With its military appearance md superior disci-
pline. Indeed, we hesitate ret to express our
belief that this company is notsecond 10 any oth-
or company Of Militia ia the State, for ITS truly
martial appearance aud correct discipline
Much credit is due to Capt. Bradbury its, COM
mander for his indefatigable cxeriionst to improve
his company in this seiesce of tactics aud in mill
iiary exercises. We are .rstifed at the success,
which has accompanied his efforts and hope
examples Of this kind will be followed. Thus
the character of the Militia Of Maine will be ele-
waited, and our Military establishments will be
rendered respectable and efficient.
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DIED,

In Freepcrt, on the 28th inst. Mr.. STEPHEN
Weston, after short illness ofeight weeks, aged
SO years He manifestedthe utmonst composure
and resignation TO the will OF Heaven, though
seized with the most violent and cutting pains
not murmur was heard nor complaint uttered
in all his illness, and loft this world with sure
and certain expectation Of arriving TO the city OF
God. lie died greatly amented and will be long
rene mbsred by his friends and acquaintance.
On board ship Liverpool. on her passage from
Rotterdam to St Ubes, on the 18th August, NJ.
William Evans. son OF Mr.. Esstick Evans, Of THIS
town. aged about 90
a, S.. Jago, on board soop Miller, 10th July,
MIR. Philip Hatch and Allied Hatch, brothcrs of
Bri,iol.--At SEA. 9Th Sept on board do. MI. Bep
iamin Briant Of do.
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CpMBEsLAKD, IS.
TAkE.N BY Erecnion and to Be sold at Pub.
lie .5ueiion on MONDAY, The sirfh day of No.
ren,bvr nsri, 81 ii o'clock, 4. N. OF the Aucfios
Room Of lMessrs. SrsPnES MeLELLAs and
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, Exotange Street, Port
land
A LII the right in equity of redemption which
~. JANE, ID. HOPKINS Esq. ha.. in aad TO the
following described Heal Estate, situated in Port
land in said couaty--bounded thus Beginning a,
q sorner made by BanfoSth Street and the Easter
" side OF a contemplated street, in trout of ssid
Hopkins three story dwelling house, standing on
hhe premises herein observation-disclosures running
EcsterIy, as the said Danforih street runs, to the
aforesaid, on said contempt lated street, to the nor
thehy fence ok the lot aforesaid, the same is now
accupied--and FROG, the end OF the two aforesaid
lines, by opposite and parallel lines. 10 eaclose ia
the lot fifty s.x square rods, as the same is oeeu-
pied and inproy ei-beipg The same house aud lot
Of land which !. mortgsged to Enuch Perley, Esq.
for the of fifteen hundred aud ,hr REQ dollars ~
recorded in Register, book 70, page SOS, will ap-
pear, aud interest from December ~, 1913.
JOSEPH NJ GERRISH, D'y Shf.
The above property freed from all in
cambrances, may DO obtained u, ls.vate sale at a
low price, and good title given, and on terms of
payment very favorable TO the purchaser if app H..
cation he made TO JAcos QuINcy, Esq. or TO the
subscriber before the time above appointed for the
sale. j. ID. HOPKINS.
Iortidnd, Sept. go. 1890.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

Big rrapis, for this port, sailed from Liverpool
Augll. -
Big Harriet &c Lucy, Farnsworth, is days IF
Savannah, for Camden, ar at Salem 26th inst.
The Harriet, of Bath, for Rotterdam, sailed IF
Falmouth. L. 7th ult. .
schr Globe, Hill, Of Saco, was at Richmond
Goth bound to Cork, cargo engaged.
Sen Jubilee, Wadsworth, Of saco, e at Charles.
ton for Hull 10Th ut.
Sea Jackson, Chadwick, from this port, ar at
Norfolk Goth ult.--cl brig Mary, Stanwood,
of Machas, Halfsx-sch Henry, fr Thomaston,
for Georgetown, wind bound.
sloop Betsey, Youag, Of this port, days from
Wilmington, ar at New York 25th ult.
Brig Upton, Downs, from Baltimore, for Ber-
muda, put into Norfolk goth ult.
Ship Harriet, Reed, Of Bata, ar at Helveot 9th
ult.
Ship Fisher Ames, Gordon, Of This port, fr Ha
yana, ar of the Lizard, Aug IL.
Sch Catharine, Singer, of Thomaston, was up
for freight, at Alexandra, 22d ult.
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Teas, Coffee, Sugars.

1mM JUST RECEIVED,
HVS chests & boxes
G ns.. noT ms.sa a@ Ssa"s TEAS,
Hys or, Chulan, Hyson { superior quality
skin Souchong, Bobca. selected for Retail.
81 bags COFFEE,
bags double boiled Calcutta.
do. single do do.
10 bbs. Mnscovado fOuS al D
500 lbs double refined Loaf,
100 lbs. do. do. Lump.
VINTON e. COX.
JOINING CUMBERLAND BANK,
Erchange-Sfreet. Portlcnd.
Oct. 8.
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Mem Goods-Cheap.
vINTON e. cox,

hsurante Buildings, Erehange-Sfyest
Lave JUST RECEIVED, sod are now opening
very es,susivs assortment Of new and fash.
Super Super BLK and blue BRoADCLOTHS,
Middliog do do do
Low priced do do do
BIZ, blue and fashionable mised CAssIMRRBS-
double snd siss's twiNd,
Olive and drab DufFILs, superior quality,
Coa,ioss, Mouiskins,
Kersey', Ptains,
n anke,s, = 4, 50 81, 1s.<, 1i.4, is.s.
FAunes, al eo'ours,
do printed,
Psl;sss Cloths, an aWoriment,
VestinRs, do
Bomrasst,s, 6surei plain and swiIled,
Rstinet,s, prin'ed ard plais,
sIesan, Cashmere sHAwLS.
DO DO iii, DO Goa. an: % ,. su H:,':s s'''''
do swist do do do
do fancy Burtoos for Children,
Super blk. double chain Levsntine, -
do do Florsnee aud Italian SILKS.
Nankin and CAUTION GRAPES,
RIegans CALiCOEs. 500,
Cotton Csmhricks and eambsick Muslins.
Long Lawn,
Linen Csmbeicks,
suser Irish Linens.
Dri'ish shirtings and Shsstiass,
Brown Linens.
Silk Twist,
Italian Sewing Silk. oil colours
Blk and cold syochaws and ssrsoests,
EleR mt figured Musliu',
do do and plain sik Lace.
do do Ribboas,
Black Bombsxines, 81 10 So,
Blk, white. blue and pink Italian Grapes,
Blk, white and sla,e coored worssed Hoe.
Worned, lsmbs wool asd Aseey Guernsey Froeks.
4 and Drawers,
Beaver, lid add Angola CLOVIS.
4 do lined With fleece,
Leven. PLAIDS, all colours,
Cotton sksins and Bait, oil coaours.
ALSO
An elegrnt assortment OF Can
PBTINOS, new pa,serus.
Druusv;ck Wslthsm and Providence SHiRr
IHCs. SHEETIs Cs, 0lN0HAMs and
CHECKS, TIcKINCS, TIRE D5, DC.
Large assortmen, sATTINETTS &c
All Of which vii, be sold II unusua' low prices
for Cash. Purchasers are particularly invited to
kal' aud Examine hem. Oesooers.
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BLANK BOOKS,

of every description.
Charts /; Navigators; American
Coasi Pilot, Press Paper Bonnet Paper Scales
and Dividers.
u riting Paper,
manufactured By d. Ames sayels. Cox Go.
Haws and Con, and by A. c. 80 ". Curtis.
Slip Books; Penkniyes ; Letter
Paper States Pocket Books Blanks ofeyery
description Lead Peoeiis boxes Water Colours;
Ink Powder Ink Stands Playing Cards Blank
Cstds and a variety Of other articles too nulner-
onyto ention October 8,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

At a Court of Probate holden at
the Probate OHise in Portland, within and for
the County OF Cumberland, on the fourth Wed.
ne day Of september, 10 the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and twenty.
LLUAH KINNARD named Executor In GER
IL tain inGrument purposting to be the lal viii
and tefsmsns of BErshY RoBERTs, late Of
W,ndhsm, 10 fa,d county, siugewoman, decesfed,
having preiented the fame for probate OspsRsp,
That the faid RhjAh Xxi uard give notice 10 all
persons Interested, by causing copy of this order
to be published three weeks 'uccessiyeiy, in the
Portland Gazette, printed in Portland, that they
may appear q, Probate Court 70 be held at the
Probate Office ia Portland IN faid county, on the
fourth Wednesday ct OctoLer nesr, at ten of the
clock in The orenoon, and iew cause, II any they
have, why the raid initgumsn fliould not be prov.
ed, approved, aud silowed ~ the Ian viii and
,elianeni Of faid deceafed.
A. X. Pr IRIS, Judge
true copy of Reeord-Aus2.
HoRATIo souTaoArE, Rsglfs..
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Stop a Horse Thief!
$40 REWARD.

4 PERSON who called his name STEPHEv
"A SMITH, took Horse from the stable of the
subscriber. On Wednesday the Goth inst. TO go 10
stroudwater, and return in four hours; but has
no. re,urned-and the last intelligence that has
been obtained Of him. was at Topsham bridge.
where he crossed on the following thursday even.
ing.--Sad Smith is about 80 years of age, feet,
or 10 inches high, blue eyes Roman nose, thin
favored, light complexion. had SNIFF coored
ciothins-sad he belonged in Hartford, Connecti-
cut, aod had besn in the bnsne.s OF driving cattle
and sheep from Maine to Brighton, Danverse, Ne.
for several years past had with him pair OF posi-
bags. anJ considerable sum ut money, in bank
bills and specie The horse is year. old. gh, red
black name and tail, bis tail long aud slim, long
aud geunt built, intcrlered with his hind fee, " hen
travelling had the hair rubbed fl the rump about
the size Of persons finger. on the rigb, side. a
litticsbove the ,sil-New saddle, with ,vo red
girts, spotted housing in imitation of Leopard skin
SILVER mantle and siver plated st'rrups--new curb
Bride, with double reins and plated bits
0A reward of 20 Dollars, and
oil necessary charges will be paid to any person
who will return SAID horse and thief the subscri.
Der at Portland ten dollars for the horse saddle
and bride. u5.Tbe person above described is
sometimes known by the name of Freeman Dun.
ham,
JONATHAN McKENNY.
Portland Oct g. tS90
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5. Mcclellan e. II. Fletcher.

Haze Removed TO
NO. II Jones Row, Exchange Street,
ITO that commodious Room under the Ga.
L zette Office where they continue to do busi-
mesa in the Auction, Commission and Brokerage
inc. Oct g.
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.M.ARR led.

To this town, on Tuesday evening last, by tn
Rev. MIR. Ten Brock, DR.. JoHr MERRILL 1
Mis-. MARY, dasghter Of Joseph C. Boyd, Esq
Treasurer of this state.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03

At a Court of Probate holden at
the Proba of6e. in Portland, within and foe
the County of Cumberland, on the four,h We'd
neday of Augu in the year of our Lord eigh-
teen hundred and tweoty,
ON The petition OF Margaret Mino,, adminis,ra-
" triI Of the e. ate of
WILLIAM MiNOT.
lae Of Westbrook, in said County, Housewrieht.
decsased, representing that the pcrscrai esate Of
said deceased is not .utic:n, to pay the jus, oebs.,
which he owed At the time Of h,- cesth ~ The sum
Of four HUNDRED dcilar.. and praying for . lieen.e
sell aud convey much Of he real es,a,s of .aid
deceased a. may be neces'ary for the psymen' of
said debts aud iocideu,a chsrge. CRDsRsp
That the petitioner give notice thereof the hsirs
Of said deceased and 10 al persons erested in
sad estate, BY causing copy Of hi. order 70 be
published in the Portland Csxetie, pinned in
Portland, in said County thee week, 'uec~sive-
", that they may appear a. Probate Court to be
held q. the Probate Office 10 Por .'aad, Aforesaid,
on the fourth Wednesday Of October next at ten
O'Clock 10 the forenoon aud shew cau,e IL any thsy
have, Why the prayer of 'sid petition shculd no,
Ss grained.
A X. P RRIs, Judge.
Atrue eopy-afses'
l{a,.rr, sourso.r, p.~..,..
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AN APPRENTICE

ITO the Engraving business il wanteJ-A lad
L about i6 years of age, who possesses genius
capable OF acquiring knowledge of the art, will
meet with good encouragement by applying to
Portland Del. 8. ID. NEWCOMB.
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Anue eopy-attes'
HeRATIo SouTsoArs, Register.

At a Court of Probate held at
the Probs,e Office in Portland within and for
the couoty Of Cumberland, on the fourth We'd
relday Of September 10 the year OF our Lord
Gig cen huudt ed aud twenty
HLSjAMiN sHAW, adm;niarator of The effsfe
ID OF BENJAMIN sHsW i.iae If f. m nth.
IN laid county, Mariner, dses.fed having prefeut.,
cd H. 6'0 account Of adm,n,iira ion Of &c ellste
OF faid deeea'ed, and a'fo his private sccou,s
agssnl the Dc. esfed-ORpsRrp That the FAD ad-
mioi0rsos give NOTICE al p,rfons inter. f.eo hy
cau''ug copy Of th,s order To ee publifhed hteo
week iocsstsvely IL he Portland Gazette, print.
ed at Portland, ihs, ,heY may spseAr a Prot ate.
Court, 10 be he'd AZ the P-ohAs Oiics in Portland
in laid county, on me ,h,sd Meauesdsy Of oSao.
Der cey, a. ten Of the clock in the TO- enoop and
ihew eaui. any they have, why he fame lhould
nc, be allowed.
A. X. PARIS, Judge.
true copy Atts0,
Ia IN
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CLASSICAL 81 SCHOOL BOOKS
Of erery description in use.

" eptfy "eseItPtoH IN use.
Mosscs, Cummings, Latin Testament,
Adams, Parish aud lEsop's Fables,
Dwights Geography B,gelow's Introduction
and Aliases, to making Lain,
Ancient Geography & Ksiuc's Elements Crit.
Atias. { cism,
Murrsy's large & small s,uar,s' Philosophy Of
Grammer. the Mind,
Ewsn's Enhelds Ex- PaIey's Philosophy
perimentsl Phloso. Paey's Theology aud
ply, Evidences OF Chrs-
Campbell on Eheio,ick, tanity,
Blair, do. Pope's Essays on Man,
Priestly's Lectures, ; Re,d's W, rks,
Art of Writing, Jackson's Bookkeeping
Walkers Key, Hutton's Mathemst tics,
Rhetorical Grammar. smiths Thucy didss,
Walkers .Johnson's, : Gibsou's Surveying,
Pesry's & Ansaorth's Pixies Arithmetic,
Dictionary. ) Flnt's and Jesse's Sur
Greek Lexicons, ; veying.
French, Greek aud Lat Pisyfair's Geometry
in Grsmmars, I.ock.'s Essays.
Spanish and Italian ! pasier's Analogy,
Grammar, <Cleavlaad's Mines aoey,
Hedges Logic. / iienry's Chemistry,
French and Italian Davies Chemical Phi
Dictionaries, Iosophy,
French 4 Greek Tes,a. Parks Chemical Cate
men,s, chism,
Greca Majora, Conversations on Chem.
OfecN Nltnosb, lstry,
Greek Delecius Chemical Gramu,ar,
Ciark's HOMER, s Manuel of Botany,
Luesu's Dialogues, Summers Botany,
Greek Exercises. ) WskefeId's do.
Hebrew Gralpmsr, Welsh., Pixies. Waishs'
Virgil, Horace. Sslast Kesper's, Temples &
aud Cicero De,phiri, 5 Adams Arithmetic,
Cicero's Orations, by the dozen or single
Wilson's Sallnt, fSPELLING BOOKS
Gloucester Greek Gram- ofevery description.
mar,
--JLSO,--
Laws and Resolves Of the State
of Msi2c.
Also. on hand,
A large assortment of
History, Law, Religious Books,
Poetry, Novels and Medical Books.
Browns large Bibles /, Scots
Bible, 6 vols.
QUARTO BIBLES
ofvarious prices, with Maps and other Cults.
Small Bibles of various prices
and qualities. from 81 to 80.
SCHOOL BIBLES
and Tesiamen,s--wsst'', Beikpap's and Smiths
Hymn Boois
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Hare for sn,e at No. 10, & No. 95. Long WhaIc.
NLEAR Hemp-OItshot Hemp,
" American Manufactured Cordsge,
Sail Clot Half Duck Ravans Duck-Russia
brosdDiapefs, Swedish assorted tron-Molasses.
Goods Of he above kinds constantly on hand.
and for sale in large or small quantities.
(6m) October s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-10-03
An elegrnt assortment of CA
Notice to Tanners.
SWETT 4 HAMMOND,

No 8. Central Street, BOSTON,
INTEND to keep constantly for sale