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Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
ON THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.
A Fragment.

Never suffer your children to ad- |
vance in years before you attend TO their
education.-The younger they are, the
more tender aud soft their minds, and tie
more susceptible Of impressions conse-
quently if you neglect them, they will
imbibe notions from every example which
presents itself to them and as there are
more bad examples han good, snd the
bad, from certain obliquity in nature,
being more congenial TO our dispositions
than good, the mind is mstured 10 cor
rnpiness, in proportion as they enter life.
Think then Of their education, as soon as
they are born, If you wish they should
benefit more certainly and easily by those
Instructions which they will receive az.
terwards."
!" The Kings Of Persia place their chill
dren under the direction OF four Of the
greatest men 10 the nation, viz. the most
wise, the most just, the most temperate,
and the most courageous"
6 The first teaches them religion. The
second incnlcates in them the strongest
principles Of truth aud justice. From the
third they learn to subsIue their passions
and from the fourth they acquire con
tempt Of danger"
Vaccination. As some persons ye
have doubts Of the efficacy Of vaccination
in securing the human system against the
small pox. it may be we'll to state tha
John Livingston, ESQ. surgeon Of ths
East India Company i China, writes al
follows.
81 sometimes vaccinate 500 week
and for The last ten years may set up I
claim to experience on the subject; ye
no failure has occurred in my practice
MIR. Pearson has been still more extensive
ly engaged than myself, and has beer
equally successful !; yet you know tha
the smallpox RACES III China every
spring, sometimes with extreme violence
7 have often seen it in its worst forms ii
the midst of my vaccinated patients i
the same bed, yet no failure has occurred
not even yariolated appearance"
Moloch. This borrid idol of the ancien
Amnloniies and Canaanites, is said 70 hav
been made Of brass followed within, ant
being thoroughly heated like fire in fur
mace, II was prepared TO receive its vic
tins, s,which consisted Of children. The lido
extended out arms, in the act Of receiving
so otha, whenthe human victim was present
ed, II dropt into The deyoaring furnace.
was custom forp parents TO select The mos
lovely Of their children. In the u1ea
time, to drown The cries Of their victims
various kinds Of musical instruments wer
sounded during the shocking scene.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
Notice.

VEVLL persons Indebted TO the estate Of
4 Mrs. JANE ROSS, deceased, are
requested to settle fhe same Immediately /;
and those having demands against said
estate, will present them for examination,
10 JOHN CHETW0OD,
MATT. D. DEHART, - -
Els. T'o,oa, Dec. a, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
Holland Quills.

TUST received, and for sale at this
ID Office, few thousand superior Hol
lapd QsUILLS.
Sept i9, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
Chancery Of Neav-Jersey.

Ch0nce',y OF Veav-Jersey.
Between MATTHIAS WIL-1
LIAMsoN, Complainant, q On Bill,
CALEB Perry and Lucy his &c.
wife, and JACOB X. MEAD 28th Octo-
& john N GREEN, Defend bers 1920.
ants.
WTPON opening the matter this day to
u the Court, by Smith Scudder, soIi-
citor and Of counsel with the complainant,
aud it appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that process Of subpoena had been
duly issued 10 this cause, but that John
N. Green, one Of the above defendants,
hath not caused his appearance to be en-
tered, as according to the rules of this
Court, the same ought to have been enter
ed 10 case such process had been duly
served, and it further appearing by atfida-
Wit to the satisfaction of the Chancellor,
that the defendant is out of this state, to
wit, at Brooklin, in the state of New
York: the Chancellor doth order and di-
rect the said John N. Green to appear,
plead, answer or demur TO the bill OF COM
plaiEi in this cause, on or before the third
Tuesday Of January next, or that the
said bill of complaint be taken as con-
fessed, against the said john N. Green,
and such decree be made thereon as the
Chancellor shall think equitable and just !;
and il is further ordered, that the said com
Iplainant DO cause copy Of this order to
be published within twenty days from the
date hereof, in the Elizabeth Town Ca
zette, one Of the public newspapers print
led and published in this state, and be
continued therein for the space Of six
weeks, and also in newspaper printed
and published 10 the city Of New-York
or otherwise by serving copy hereof
upon the said defendant personally, within
The said twenty days from the date Of this
order.
ISAAC H. WILLIAMSON,
true copy, Chancellor.
VIM. HyER, Clerk.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
Notice.

Notice.
y Office is hereby given, that The
lS co-par,nership heretofore existing
between, the subscribers, under ihe firm
of ALLEN & BRYANT, expired, by
lisgita.i,..., the first day Of Noyesnher last
past. AlIpersons having demands against
said firm, are requested to present the
same Tor settlement Those indebted will
make pay inent without delay.
SAMUEL C. ALLEN, Jr.
JOHN ]. BRYANT.
Els. Toma. Dec. 5. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
William milford,
GABlYlIa5p MAKER

sAN&NAE SA~a SAs-a ~a ~Ns~~~-r@NT@A~~@e e~S&
1'noo doors north Of Riuers's City Tavern
ETURNS his thanks for the encour.
Ia, agement he has received from his
friends, and the public in general, and
informs them that be has on hand hand
some assortment Of work IN his line, OF the
most recent and approved fashions, as
good as auy offered for sale; all Of which
he will sell on the most reasonable terms
for Cash, Country Produce, or on short
credit.
Any orders in bis line Of business will
be thankfully received, and punctually al
ended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made. and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. II. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
MIaW sgrOR@o


uyHE subscribers beg leave to inform
the public that they have opened
STORE 10 Elizabeth Town, two doors
south Of the State Bank, and direcly "
posite the Episcopal Church, where 'hey
have received handsome assortment o.
DRY GOODS,
Suitabie TO The season, viz -
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Vestipgs, Flan-
nels. Bombazetts, Checks, Calicoes, Plalds'
Muslins, wofsted Hose, Cotton Bats LOT
bed quilts, &c. &c.
also, a good assortment Of fresh
GROCERIES, viz.
Moissses, Sugars, Young Hyson, by
son-skin and Souchong Teas, Rum, Gin
Brandy, Wine, Flour, Salt, Cheese, Lo-
rillsrd's chewing and smoking Tobacco,
and Snuff, Spanish and American segars,
Powder, Shot, Fiints, Indigo, Pepper,
AIispfce, Ginger, Pearlash, Nutmegs.
Cloves, Cinnamon. Raisirs, Tanarinds,
Almonds, dried Currants, Soap, Candies,
Mustard, Cayenne Pepper. &c &c.
-Ass, q Aamdsene assortment ef
CROCKERY.
The above Goods we're purchased for
cash ia New Y ork, and will be sold at a
very small advance.
HINCHMAN e. wHiTEFIELD.
Oct. 9th. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
GROCERIES, &c.

UnO1 LhIEc, NC.
TINE subscriber has just received a
IL new assortment of GROCERIES,
which he has selected from the New
York market with care, and warrants to
be of the first quality, and nov offers
for sale low for Easti, or short cred
it;-among which are the following afti-
cles, viz.
Cognac BRANDY
Holland and Pierpoiot's GIN
'ss;'s;' ss';;,ss ss';ss,; .'a Rum
Madeira,
TenerifFs, WINES
Claret
e; s::::; ="sAas
=;:::' S;::: z;::: gs,s ss:.'. : TEAS
Molasses
Gf6eu AOu6c
Chocolate
Rice, Starch
Spices, &c.
s ieet Oil
Spermaceti Lamp Oil
Salt
Powder and Shot, &c.
White Lead (English)
Yellow Ochre
Spanish Brown
Verdigris
Paint Oil
Spirits Of Turpentine
lamp Black
Also, handsome assortment Of IRON
HOLLOW WARE.
c. S. WINANS. !
Eliz. Tovn, Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1820-12-19
co AO UaW a M1 ~ Go
PALN7Z.NG. Sc.

SHE subscriber, feeling CRATE
4 ful for past favours, returns his sin
cere thanks TO his customers, and hopes by
an unremitting attention TO their best in-
terests, TO merit and receive share Of
the public patronage.
He has now on hand variety
Of CARRIAGES, which, were they to
call and purchase, would, he trusts, be
pleasing to both parties.
He would also inform the pub
lie that he has young man in bis employ
who wishes encouragement at Sign Paint
ing. Gliding, Bronzing and Glazing.
JONATHAN HARRISON.
Eliz. Town, May %, 1920.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

yTyuE iahsb tauis 4 Portlani ae respectfully
inf .rued ,hsi the subsc 81 viii on Monds.
aext comnerce his private sChc8, 'o ne" anf
CO.., enient r,om erected for ,hf purpose. on eon'-
beriard Street. 1ne .,na,'on Is pleasant, ren'fr'
aud -.,ired fr,m the bo L. sul tuFm,i' Of the Or
S;a,,v b,s.o, .. aud pea.u =. of he town an hn'
a Ia, ge and xlean ysri fr he exc case of the 90
pill.
The ne hod Of instruction will be a reg'ia
course of English aud Nashrsoaica. education, foI
,b. man OF busine.. md lad, nj u.efnness with
IN. ,,eparater, cxsrciss loi admission IL cclepe
The number Of .cholsls heins lia'ed NJ fort,
will unon.s TO- sb'. enable ,fe instructor 10 nd
vance them in ,,erery pur-aits. beyond What cout
fin the sane tern of ,irne) he expected ifom the
" Prscepsors" of the public, srho1's. For term
please In apply 10 Hteh rhiN'r e. .
vuue
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

Notice to Revolutionary Pensioners.

i,t Secretary OF War has xaInined ,he cases Of
the following pensioners, who exhibited thei
chedules ut the present June term Of the Il. 8
District Courl IN this District, being the 6rst case,
fan,niitcd and has directed their names 10 be CON.
laiued on the Pension Ro,l-.viz
samuel Sfoekett--Jons han Mhrgefy-- Abraham
Iordan--sIamed WeIch--John W,nsow---James
saoa ---'Iohn hui.ey--Pela,ish c.Oonsld--Wii-
am Ceave---John Merrill John Hragdon-
illiam McNeoney .-ie,.r Sbith--sia. Hoi-
r'at, Abner Harmon, John Blake, Zachariah
Eastman, Amos Brown, Peter w. Brown, Wm.
Spencer, Webhet Row, imeon Casweli, Malachi
Waterman, Daniel Jumper, Jacob Bsmis, 3D.
mnui Cleases, Josiah Parsous, Wn. Leavsr,
y alter Simomton, Josiah jenkins, Lemusl Rice,
Vinson Frkett, Abner Dodge, iona. Houghton.
Ger iceles II ths, efse, nave been raceived
rom the W.: d parmen, and are in the possession
tne subs,r.bor who acted as an aior ley in tnes
.chaif. JbSa POPE.
Pension Office, Portland June 9ed 1920.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
.yber,f'!s Sale.

TAKEN by sseeu,on aad viii he so'd At Vendus
on MONOSY the seu day Of Juy nes,, ~
swo Of the clock 10 the afternoon, on the prem
ices,
A IL the right in equity which Stephen R'gs'
"A has TO redeem hIs homeaead farm, ',t-
"a ed 10 Wes.brook, con, Aiui"g $50 acres, more
or les; bounded sou,hery on the road from
PortIsnd to 0osham; ~estesly on = town ros'
sud on laud Of John lone eaisrly and oor'hes'y
On lauds Of Joha Ooo'd, Luey 0reen'eaf and James
R,pgs; together with ali the buildings thereof
(escepting about twenty acres thereof taken by
Isvey OF - sSecuion the same being under =
mortgage 70 james Deeriug, f'q. for one thousand
dollars and interest ON thst sum from tho fifteenth
day Of May, 1871.
GARDNER WALKER, Dsps.y SiE
June 9, 1890
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

TyHE subscriber offers for sale the HOUSE anj
i LAND occupied by him. making 'bs south
corner of Plcaan, aud n gh Streets. Its s''na'for
j. such as to suit either the Of business or pro
fession. having a commanding prospect, and u az
airy, healthy charlottesville House Is IN excellent
SeNsr--'hree stories high--oompletely h''.hed N
every respect, with good. dry cellar under ,ht
whole--sttaohea to which IL a stable sufficient Tor
two horses and COW, chase house and other out
buildings. with an excellent we'll OF water, unss,
cover suitable either for frhily or washing, and
garden sufhcics. for the raising Of vegetables for
any family the premises possessing every conven'
ieuce either for large OF small family.
Aiso, adjoining the same, small two story
HOUSE, now occupied by Mr.. Henry Jones, very
cosvenien, for q small family, and well 6nished.
For terms, which are liberal. apply to
THOMAS CROSS.
June O.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
pORDRYs,
FROM THE METHODIST MACHINE.
REFLECTIONS


On pnSsing tie graps Of Trhonsus Paine.. .
When struggling nature hea7ss the parting sigh.
And hope and fear maintain doubtful strite,
Why shrinks the firm philosopher to die! i
Why'clings the trembling nfdel to life!
o, 'ts because his hope, forbid to soar
Beyond ths graves impenetrable gloom.
Beholds, rAep life's poor pilgrimage Is o'er,
A dread annihilation in the tomb.
For who can plunge into gulph unknown,
A land Of darknes, solitude and shade
Leap from the crumbling brink Of life alone,
Nor feel the terrsrs that are round him spread
And did he die without hope Of heaven'
Around his couch did no kind angel bend;
To whisper in his heart Of sins forgiven,
And hopes of happines, that never end
o. then, indeed, twas terrible to die,
Twas dreadful to resign the ling'rins breath
A keene. anguish bsrbs the parting sigh,
And horror hovers DER the couch Of death.
Dark, wretched, gloom was his mortal life,
prey TO passion< eno 70 ssuse sases
The hapless child Of misery and strife,
Rests not in peace cen in uis lonely grave.
What deep emotion in my hcsom swell',
While this melancholy spot survey
On scenes long past, recording mem'ry dwelis,
When |, like him, pursued the devious way
And do live l-and am call'd to prove
& An interest in the grace | once deniedf
q wond'rous psw'r! o, all victorious love,
That led my heart to fnd the Cruci6sdi
Saviour, let all my future days be thine,
To s,sead thy praise be all my sweet employ,
And while know that thou, my God, art m'ne'
All toll is sweet, an every pain is joy.
.Nsw York, Vov. 1919. c. NJ.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
fncIusiVe.
GREATEST HEAT.

The two great colossal powers Of Europe,
which seem destined to sway the destmies oi
all the rest. at least for the present day, are
Russia and England. When we survey The
map Of Europe, snd behold what an immense
territory is covered by the power OF the Rus
sian monarch. it is sufhcien, Of itself 10 exile
jealousy anu alarm Poland, which was before
the ouigard ofthe continent. and which seem.
ed stationed, in political point Of view, as a
permanent accommodating party. 10 watch over
The movements oil this formidable body, has
become an integral part Of the Russian do
mans. The policy Of Alexander has been
directly the reverse Of that Of Bonsparte. II
formed an astonishing trait Of weakness in the
character OF the French emperor, never to be
satisfied with the permanent possession OF
power lie was able to WELD all the resour-
ces OF Spain for the accomplishment OF his
ambitious projects, SO long as he suffered the
dotsrd monarch Charles to maintain nomi-
nal possession Of The throne. Charles did in.
deed wear regal crown and WELD legal
sceptre; but beyond these empty baubles, the
mere gewgaws and pageaniry Of royalty, he
was nothing; he waited with all hu"'lity h's
orders from Bonaparte. Any one who hat
observed the high and towering ambition oil
this man. wond Immediately conceive, thai
his mind, satisfied with enjoying the power
oil a monarch, would turn with scorn from the
name Of the thing, more especially It the
name did in fact endanger that power.
crown and sceptre are worth nothing more thar
they will sell at public auction for. except II
the hands Of king. Charles the First, eveI
when made prisoner by his own subjects
vas in possession, of these baubles. But Bon
aparte seemed inflicted, even in The height o
hi, glory, with the passion OF child for suc'
play things. He was not satisfied with pos
sessing the power OF the Spanish monarch
but he must likewise seize the crown ant
sceptre of the Spanish monarch. These b
did Indeed grasp with rspaoious hand; b
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
NOTICE.

TYING SMITH vol ufsrm bis customer an
hepuhlic that he has taken his BROTHER, iHom'
As SMITH ian experenced warkmao) pa
aer hip Wi h ain. aai intends ry,ng on th'
CLOTHING Rus, SFS-. as usual.
The sub.cribrs would also inform their custom
ers that they are making several ner add'''ons e
the Mill aud other works, which. together "i,'
the new Mill dam recently erected, and the stsic
attention they intend pay to business, they fiat
ter themselves they shall be able TO give genera
satisfaction.
TYING SMITH.
THOMAS SMITH.
lstroadwases. May 2sd, 1920. (D
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
COMPREHENSIVE FORMED.

c. AMUaL CdA,R ,oform. The eu,ie that hs
- has formed . col nesion 10 ,hs
C0apsr,ng Business
viii Mr.. W RD BONAEY, and that he hu-ine''
wiqio fuure be copduc,ed a, h,s 'sie sand %
W,aysy WSs.f under the rm Vt
CHASE x sBONNEN,
where every kind Of work in heir line will be e.
scussd w'sh despatch aud on ressoe abts tesmA
TkEY HAVE FOR SALE,
1 10 barrels No. 8 M scKERFL Of this yesr's
catching. ALs. Dry Fish - u.ua.
Pssstssj Jsss -
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
STRAY COW.

STRAYED fron the subscriber on the 10Th inst.
- small COW wholly red, horns almost stra'g,'
mad standing out, very broad. one Of which Is OBJ
scurely branded as II. Rust Whoever will re-
urn said Cow shall be literally compensated by
B. CUSHMAN.
Portland, Jane e6tb, 1890,
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
FAYETrE bartlett,

TNFOR rs the e.tzfns Il o..rsisnd thai be hos
i tuken lodgings at ars. NUM- e. nenr the hrs !
Of Exchange Sireei aud beg. leave 10 tender hisser
vices ms Az instructor on 'he tis,e. Piano Forte
Organ, md will iune Piano Foste>, on TIE NOS
fsasouatle .er.ns. Je,ue 90
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
..nllSCELLANY Y.


Mr.. 'sn,aLfv--Perhaps The following es-
tract from Meteorological Journal, kept at
Bowdoln College, ma. he interesting TO some
OF your readers. Al tpc Observations have
been made With the same thersuOmetevS Suu's
formly suspended IN the same place.
Table. stouiag the greatest heat. and the day
on rhich Il has occurred, from 1908 TO is2o,
s.cI,s,,,s
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

THE copsrtnership heret fore existing unde
the firm Of LUFkIN & KELSEY this dsy
disseleed W mutual consen,.-all persons ind ed
b, said lsn are requested 10 make immediate nay'
ment. ,sEPH i.UFKIN,
JOEL KELSEY.
Pownal, June 81, 1920.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
PAYABLE sxARLy.

" spo,n. The las adviees tom " udf'9
contradict the repor, of the Rgli OF fEKp,.
nANp.--He was continually issuing deerees'
By one Of these he has abolished peisonai
ser,ifude in his American Stases.-By another
he has directed that all the Joseptinos. who
have returned into Spain shall confine thsn-
selves to Alava. Bscay, %c. until the VII ot
the Cortes respecting them is promulgated.
These men are in forlorn situation. VIII
Joseph Brorapavse was driven ou, Of sps'n'
these his followers, were made French PEN
sion-rs by NAPOLEON. and had their pensions
renewed by LOUIS 18Th. but we're struck ou
the list wnen FERpiSANp swore to MAINTAIN
The Constitution, and all the Spanish ex'les
we're ordered to return home. They are ROW
deprived OF The suppor'of both governments.
+" Era y Good Feelings. A Committee Of
Arrangement has been chosen at Baltimore 10
direct the ceebra,ioptf the ensuing ann'ver-
sary Of independence Of which The editors
OF all the papers Of the ci,y-.'edera'' demo-
cratic and quid--are members
The Lexington, KY. Public Advertiser is
clothed in mourning on account o. the dea'o
of the tariff bill, which the editor says was
81 murdered in the senate by the maj s'y OF
one vote Adding Mourn, Oh. ye sons and
daughters Of Kentucky-Oh. ye inhabi'spis
Of the United ties. put on sack cloth a"o
a ashes, for the grea, enemy Of Independence
has prevailed.-Yoh m1st s,i!l remaih fr'huia1
ry to the workshops Of Europe. Your iacsot
ries NUT remain prostra,e. Your sgricu''of:
al productions mus, lie snl rot on your hands,
A Mr.. Galignani la'ey attempted 70 ny ~
cross The river T,bury in England, ny the arg
of artificial wings, formed Of strong oiled silk
to which he applied lever power. lie suc-
ceeded well a, first. but upon reaching the
middle Of the river he was me. by ssudden
gust Of wind which precipi'aied the adventure
Gus aerouaut into the water. A Russian frig.
ate was living a. anchor within 50 yards of
where he fell. the crew Of which rescued bin
from drowning.
80 MoSrREAL, s6HE 10.
Mad Pigs.-ws recently mentioned that ssvs
eral cattle and other ANIMALS had been bitten b
mad dog, which taking his course long the
river road, had at last been killed at Lower
Lachins. Unnappily the results Of the injury
are beginning to devclcpe themselves i; . pig
having shewn some symptoms Of madness, ito
owner threw buckei Of water ovsr it, and the
convulsions into which IT was thrown left no
doubt ofthe esase and nature Of ths disease.
Another animal Of the ssme species, afflicted
similarly, escaped from iss ETY. and made furious-
ly for the hank cf the river but no sooner be.
held the water than II stopped short, trembled,,
and fell into commissions, from which IT,, and the
former one, were msroifully released BY being
put to death by their owners.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
To be sold at public auction, on WE'D

40 Ue SOlu at PupiiC oue'a0"' y"
NESEA1, the 5th day Of July Lext, luhiess
sooner disposed Of ~ prIvate sale
TIME tate WELLIN6-IlJISE Of the soo'
/ scriber, situated in Pr lard on the corner OF
Danforih street and new contemplated street an"
hsw occupied by J H. Ingrsham. Esq.--'he house
is IS feet by 40 three s,sries high with 'wo psch
walls vers neatly finished, tigl, aud secure sgans'
the most ,empestocus weather and needs no repas
II il erected on Lot of land in the most p'sasa'
part of the town, seven rods on Daniorsh stree {.
and eight rods on the new street. Sale TO 70 on
the D cm,ses Il II O'Clock A. NJ. Tens VI pay
mrnt. which will be unusually liberal, made koown
st the ssle Aoy persons who may wish 10 view
che yremses before the sole. viii please 20 cal ."
J. d. H,PklNS.
Portland. June g. 1920 epfs.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29
erNEW GOODS.
GrNEW GOODS.
A y extensive ppls Il seasonsbie and fashions
Al able, GOODS aie atty receissdby
BARBOUR & SCOTT,
EXCU1IVGE-STREI

FsACfI<T4VuEI-oI ItIsTzs
Viz :-k.i Trish Linens---i.inen Cambrics---
Nankin and Canton Crapes--( (aiicoes-ssf'ped q
plaid Ginghams--tashionshle striped Lus.rings-
besi black twillcd Siiks black SynehawsN sars'
nets Dimoties--- 4 -Musiins--hns Mar
seilles veuirg blue and yellow Nankins-Rus.
s.s Drill for summer Pant tsIoons--tirandu Ais
fine tw,lied black and blue Bomb zetts--blac
white aud green Italian Nrapes--best Nag End
bHndeuna NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shirtipis--
Crsfh; American Sbirtpg' -Iickipgs-Ginghsms-
Stripes s-Checks-sattinetts,& &c. &c
Which wee bought low aud will Oe sod for
small ,roGt. 9w. may 80
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-29

Five dwelling houses, distiliery. and fise
other buildings, were destroyed by fire on the
morning OF the 10Th instant, a. r'ltsbufg' renn
Mr.. Francis Baily's loss BY this calamity 'ses
.imated al $1,000