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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
HeJrem, Greek, Latin q French
Classics, sc.

Hebrew Grammar, Bible,
Greek G amman,
do. Testament,
do. DELICIOUS.
do. Execi-cs-do. Vocabulary,
Greca Majora--do. Minora,
Clerks Homer-Schreyei Lexicon,
Answorth's Latin Dictionary,
Latin Testament
do. Urammars,
Lulcan's Dialogues
Horace, Virgil, Cesar and Sslnst Delphini
'Cicero's Orauons-Esop's Febes,
Biglom's Introduction 10 Latin,
Boyer's French Dictionary.
French iestament-do. Grammar,
do. Exercises, &c.
Spanish Dictionary, Italian, do.
Sacred Wusic.
Village Harmony, various editions,
Songs Of the Temple,
Northern Harmony,
Hslowell Collection,
With most other Books of the kind in use.
Ii viii be perceived that some OF The prncipal
Books only are enumerated under each head
Seanan'S articles.
Observation-Disclosures Coast Pilots,
Nautical Almanac's--Lost Rudder
A general assortment of Chsr,s-Guadrants--
Compasses--Scaies and Dividers sea Journals
~hFf'"o ofSff Oes
Blank Books.
Ledgers-Jouraals and Waste Books Of various
sizes, qualities and prces-Iy pherI ing Writing
and siemorandum Baoks-W rlling and other "a
pers, VIZ. Pot, Foo.scaP, Post. Drawing, Medium,
Press, Bonnet. Cartridge aud Log Paper of differ
chi sualiiies-Quiils-lead and slate Pencils
Sls Ass kin a memorandum Books-Pocket B. oks
inkpe,Aaer---Sand and Boxes
Clio and Teeth Brushes--IBdelible Ink Moroc-
90 Roiers--Cologne Water--sealing Wax and
" afeis. &C. &c.
Constantly fSr Sale large assortment of Books
in the various branches OF literature and science
besides great variety of Books for Children and
Youth. consisting Of about 800 different sorts.
JUST RECEIVGD,
Feneon on thss .ducsiion of Daughters
Abbe de Belgrade on Politeness of Manners and
behag ion in Fashionable society
laws and Resolves the Stale Of Maine,
Regisiers and A;nanacs &c.
BLANKS OF every description.
an tie above articles viii be sold on the most
&C umodatng terms. Jan is
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MFR. MIIHNC ONBE, Professor of MUSIC
Asl and DANCING, has tie honor of inform-
ing his friends and the public that bis frst quarter
Tor the instruction .. DANCING viii commence
q Saturday tie Sist 81 March, AZ Mr.. Patterns
Halt Subscription papers left A Mr.. Johnson's
bookstore, Maj. Gsge's land at Mr. Pstsen's Ho-
tel.
Mr.. W. will attend TO the instruction or MU-
SIC in is various branches And tuning and re-
pairing Piano Fortes. Uawtc) Feb C.
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Mr.. RUGGLES.

EKPREssEs bis gratitude 10 hls friends aad
l< patrons IN this town and vicinity. Tor the
liberal encouragement be has hitherto received and
oegs leave TO inform them that biz health are
strength is much repaired, 20 a. 10 enable him I'd
perform his duty TO his pupils with ease. Mr. -
beng out one Of TIE multitude or bis profession
now IN town, Will ak only for share Of pubIic
patronage. He respectfully gives Io;ice to par
enis and guardians that he intends TO open hjs LAY
school for the Instruction Of Misses ard Masters
~ The polite art Of Dancing. Oh WEDNESDAY,.
Airil the 18th. n o'clock, p. NJ. those diSrose1
e honor him with tbs important charge Of their
children will end their Interest 70 be his highe.S
ambition. Terms LIBERAL as ~ any regalrr
teacher ~ town. Applications ere requested f.
De made previous 10 the above tine
Feb. g.. &C.
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TO LET OR SELL.

"A Nd immediate possession gwen small web
IA finished STORE, with shed, sc. situated i'm
the center OF the town of Buxton, IA miles from
Portland, opposite the north Baptist meeting
house and on the county road leading from New
Hampshire to Portland, through Sen borough and
Gorham, and is as good stand for business as any
in said town. For further particulars enquire D
w. Il. NORTON, Portland or SOLOMON DAVIS.
near the premises.
dISO-!f wanted, one half ar the whole Of q
two story HOUSE. with excellent Garden
rpot within few rods Of the same Feb 90
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Seasoaa6le GOODS.

CHA LES - ANCtIARD,
has RECEIVED AReE ASSORTMENT OF
Crecktfg triuss laa China Hare,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Grail assorted for The Country
1|4 acksges OF opea Goods 10. repack-
49, = an, RETAIL
800 TEA SETTS-500 doz. PLATES.
iowi--P ic-, rs-siHgs. &c &c
5vVO 4. roiers-Decanters-W ines-Cruets-
castor basIes-Ssiis-Iellies-C ustards-PIated
and Jat aned taslors- Screw Augers.
1oO W-osel B0Nis-11iased WaiterS-Snoons
bur hams iuipro d and Glass Lamps--hrown
"sfs- ockei ed other Looking Glasses--Io-
ge'nsr wi'h variety of other Articles not par
ticular 20. -
u Hare repGcked as heretofore.
Pcrt'as5. sept Is f,cl
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FOR SALE.

TIE TAvfRN HOUSE, 'out-buildings and
farm, consisting OF about 100 acres nf Land
lately owned and now occupied Iy PETER CARrr.
situated at Peterborough Corner, in tile County
Of fork-an excellent stand for Tavern ami
Trader The whole part will be sold on liberal
terms,or exchanged for Real Estate inPortIand-
Ii not sold by the first of April next. il will be
leased for oue or more years. Immediate posses
saon lsiH be gireH. Enquire Of
N. III. DANA q CO.
Portland, Feb % 1891. tniofa.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber, V hose
"A terms Of credit have expired, are requested
TO make immediate payment. II is hoped that
this call will ne attended to so that different ON
will not be necessary. Those notes or accounts
that have been due six months, if not paid previ
Gus TO the FIRST of April next viii then he left witt
an Attorney for collection.
Feb %. WILLIAM HYDE.
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Of NEW STORE.
Hard Ware, Ptatcd g. Britannia
GOODS, at losg prices
EDW ARD FARLEY

Offers for sale, a No. 10, Exchange Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE Mr.. NEAL'sI ms. OFFICE.
DLAIkD Tea Pots, Castors Spoons, Suffers
Il and Trays and Candesticks Brittanna and
biocktin Teapots; silver and steel bow SpectacIes
pencil Cases; poke. and memorandum Books;
silver and plated mounted Whips; silver Thimbes;
BRfSS <iNDIRONS unusually cheap; shoyeIs&
longs; Walters; onutfers and Trays fruit 1rays
Coffee Mills Ives' patent finder Boxes; Flat
Irons; Brass Kettles; Hand Saws; floor and
hearth brushes; Shoe DO; Horse do Clothes do.
Hair do; 1rowels; sewing and knitting Needles. !;
Penknives; Jack-knives Scissors Hammers:
Hatchets; Rasps; Files; Shoe-knives Tacks:
FINGERS; NiPpers; Avis Ra zors razor Cases
and Straps; pewter Porringers furniture Trim
mings; coat and vest Buttons; Mouse Traps
Bellows; Carpenters Tools; Locks, Hinges and
Screws. CAST IRON WIRE.
Pots, Kettles, Spiders, SkiIlets,
Tea Kettles, Bake Kettles B4sons, Pans. Dogs,&c
Curry Combs, Sieeyards, sheep Shears, Brass and
Iron Candlesticke, iron Squares, Combs, shaving
Boxes, Toilett Glasses Stuff Boxes, Latcbes. Ink
stands. Warming Pans, Mathematical Instruments.
Sand Paper. ShoveIs, Looking Glasses, &c. sc &c
Jan. 9, 1921. SIN
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Rogers & Tebbets,
NO. 6, MERCHANTS ROW,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
I1rPnfu In exc and ROa.oc of (I;Do,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED.
1menty Casks and BoGeS of China,
Eddern and Glass WARE.
(WHICH added TO their former stock, makes
" their assortment complete.
Ware rep,cked at short notice, or sold in
the original packages at low rate, for cash or
approved credit.
They have likewise received an assortment OF
Domestic Manufactured GOODS,
-CoNsIsTING Of
Shirtings and Sheetings, bleached
and Observation-Disclosures
Sattinetts-Checks, Threads
" arms, &c.
which will be sold very cheap.
"PurchGsers are invited 10 call and CO.
anime. Portland, Sept 81.
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NOTICE.
THE connection in bu.iness which has hereto
fore subsisted, under the firm of
ROBINSON & INGERSOLL,
is this day dissolved BY mu uai consent AL per-
sons having demand. agaiull said firm are reques-
ted to present them for payment and all persons
indebted are requested 10 make immediate gay
mens 70 DAVID aoBIssos, who is du anshor ized
TO receive the fame.
DAVID ROBIN ON,
ISAAC ING RsOLL.
Portland, March J., 1921.
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HE HAS LIKEWISE


a large number OF COOK STOVES az his
own invention, which will be found 70 combine
more advantages than any before Offered 10 the
pubic, as can be attested BY many who have them
in use--The objecuon 70 many Cook Stoves II
roasting meat, cannot be made to these. as the
roasting is as perfect as by ire two large pie-
ces can be roa'ted al time on splits exposed 10 a
free current Of air.--Ihose who wish 70 purchase
an article SO important il domestic use are reaues-
ted 70 call and examine for themselves
hose about commencing house keerinp. will
Ind great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 20 The
Stove, aud those who are building can save The ex
pense OF ae chimney by procuring one OF them
He iike.sise can furnish Sheet Iron and lin
tunnels, for Stoves of all sizes with conner and all
other kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves at short
not'ce-having procured the best of workmen for
that purpose.
Mis- FOR SALE As ABOVE, a general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted to prove good.
Jan. 16. tf
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M0rse's, Parish's, Dwisnts, Cumming, Adams
and Goldsmith Geography and Atasses.--Mur-
rays Grammar, various sizes, also, has Introduce
tion-Engl,sh Reader-Scquel- Exefcises-he
Spelling Books, Sc.-AIuray's Books sie conf
IDENTIFY recommended as being The best calculated 10
facilitate the progress ot learning ~ our common
SCHOOLS ~ any extent-topy Slips OF various
sorts by different sulhors-sPeiing Books Of ese-
~ description Blan's Rhe,osIc-CsmpbeI's do.
Wati's Logic-Hedge's do.-Jobnson's, W aIker's,
Pery's and Webster's DictioHary-hams' Eie-
ments OF Criicism--Reid's Wolks--SseMart'sP PHI
iosophy OF the Mind--Paley's Ibi.o,ophy-1h be-
ology aud Evidences OF ChristiaDiiy -Poge's Is
say on Man--Gibson's, Fiinl's, lesse's aud
Gummere's Surveying-iike's. Nelsh's Welsh,
Dabol',, keIner's, temples, Wines, Roofs and
Adams Observation-Disclosures Mahematics--
Piay Oeome'ry-Bulier's hnaicgy-Lock's
Esssys-Cleaslana; eralogy-Ilerry's Chem
istry--Oorham's do-Dayies' Chemical Phioso
phy--Park's Chemical Cstechism-t conversations
on Chemistry BIail's Chemical Grammar-R.ail's
Universal PfecepiCr-Bian's Elements OF Natural
Philosopby--Sumnes's isotsny--N akehed's do.
Manual o. 40 w alerhouse's Lectures on do
Tyler. Elements OF general ilistory-W helpey' 3
GJupcnd Of Hlstury-Butisr's 10. 10.
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mBuckfeld !!

VIE BucKFIELD ACADEMY. will 20 into op-
IL Grafton on Monday 10Th Of April next.
Buckfeid, FEB. GO, 1921.
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9 Mem Goods-Cheap. ID

JUST RECEIVED AT
No. 6, Nusseg's Roie, Aiddic-Strstt,
Avn rna sArr
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DIED.

In this town, Mrs. FANNY, wife Of Mr., John
Stenchfeld, eyed %.
In this town, Mr.. Jesse Vose, aged 1e.
Ia Stroudwater, very suddenly, Capt. Silas
Hamilton, aged At.
In Cambridge, the Gath ult. after painful
sickness, Mrs. Rebekah B. Scott, aged Fl, for
merly Of this town.
On beard the brig Milo, Goth April, Dan iel
P. Hall, of falmouth.
In Pownal, on the 30th ult. Mrs. ALMrRA,
wife ofIsaac Cushman, Esq. aged SO.
10 Brunswick, last sabbath morning, Mrs.
Lydia Abbot, widow Of the late Hon. Jacob
Abbot, aged rs.
In Wells. aiss Susan Fisk, aged 81.
In Northport, Thomas Doyle, Esq. aged Sc.
In Castine, Thomas E. Hale, Lsq. Attorney
at Law, aged So.
In Clinton, Mr. Ephram Osborn, aged so, xii.
led by the fall Of a tree.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-05
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
....PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Monday, May CAR brig Edwin, Capt, ".
Gordon, % days from Point Petre. Qua with
molasses to Messrs. a. Fernald and c. Tebbets.
Tussdoy--slocp William. Lord, Boston.
Wtdnesday-hriz Edward, Clark, Nantucket,
wine and oil-schr Active, Trow, Boston, horns
and brooms-sOop Atlas, Drnkwater, Newbu-
ryport. flour.
Thursday-brig Milo, Hall, "a days from
Point Petre, molasses 10 II. Merrill. Left, briggs
Fox, II. Warren, Portland, uncertain-Alert, NJ.
s. Gordon, of do. for Boston, unc.-Nierchant,
Blum, of Wethersfeld, for New York, Is days
Polly, sherman, Newport, unc.-Sukey, MORT
son, Newburyport, unc.-schrs Industry. Jenk-
ins, of Newburn, for New York, 12-Robert
Lenox, Wilkins, of do. captain sick on shore =
Trio, Dunbar. Castine, unc. May 10, lat. "a,
lon. 81, picked up brigs fore topmsst, with part
Of the rigging, the topmast was whole and g
feet in length.
Same day schr Rebeeca, Kent, New York,
rye-slooP Jones Hale, Drinkwater, Darien, cot
ton and rice.
Svndqy-brig Mary, Gardner, 81. Croix, via
Boston, rpn and susar-schrs Friend, York,
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Real Estate for Sale.

ITO be sold at Public vendue by order of TIE
j. Judge of Probate within and for the Couny
Of Oxford, on Moaday the swenty thlrd day Of Ia
ly next, at one O'Clock IN the sfterooon on the
premises, the reverGion Of the widows dover, ia
the estate of Job Bearce late of Hebron in said
county, gentlemsn, decessed-sald dover consists
of about seventy acres Of excellent Laud, with one
of he most valuable orchards iu The county, one
half of large TWO story dwelling House and one
Barn. Coodition. made known az the time aud
place IF sale.
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD, Administrator.
Hebron, June s, 1921.
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FOUND.
Administrators Sale.

TO I've sold BY order of the Judge Of Probate Cor
L the County of Cumberland, II the House Of
Dexter Besrce, go 10 New Giouceiter On Thurs
day the 28th day Of June INST. at II O'Clock, A n
50 much Of the real estate OF Nath. q. Allen, Csc,
late Of said New Oouceter. deceased, as vii pro-
duce the sum Of sixteen hundred dollars for the
payment of the debts Of sa1 deceased aud incideu-
tai charges Said real state consists Of two story
Dwelling House and Barn. with one acre Of Land
situated near the lower corner 10 said NJ. oouce,-
ter ocluting the reveesion Of dover, of the Wild
ow Of James n. Mcguire, deceased.
A'o, thirty cine acres and 8 z Ofiand stuased on
the road eadine from the lower 10 he upper corn
er said New Gloucester, stj,ining land of vii
liam Stockmsn: ser off 10 the subscriber on Gxe-
cuiion against Edward Little. Terms made known
at the time Of safe.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Admr.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND IS.
~ NE supreme Judicidl Court Jey,fn and
ao'deH a. foriidltd, 'e'taiH a'd jor We county y
Cumberland. on the frsi Iutsday On Ma Vi Il
1871
oN The petition aforesaid. OFpEaEn. Tia the
ret rubilIh an Attesiet. COZ, u th,ir So
peinIoa, and OF this ordel tht.eon, ire we.k.
successfully, IN The Port4ud G. z.,te. w. l.At
uhheancn q be fourteen DAYS befare the "a No
tcs m VI this COu :, &c be holden 81 Portland
within md Tor the county ~ Cumb- land. w, ne
second Tuesday of EUsembeT mex, h.g4arer-
sons IA crested IN he ,ract nf hand rnen,onrd
70 stiu feNiuon, may then md he.e appca !, a,.d
'' eause' any they hsye, Why the pa rr VI
the petitioners shouid MOI be rr.n "a.
Aitest, WM. I. VAUGHAN Clerk
a copy OF The petition Aad tsler OF Court
hereon. AItesi, WIN. u. VAUGHAN CTR.
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MARRIED,

In this town, by the Rev /. Nichols, RosERT
ILsLEY, Esq. to Miss ALICE PAINE.
In ADdover, Msss. Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Of
Alma, in this State, to Miss ANN WHITTIER, Of
the former place.
In beer Regis, England,) on the lst OF April,
Robert Shepherd, Methodist Preacher, aged So,
to Miss Catharne Singleton, aged n. Upwards
of four hundred persons attended at the church
to witness the ceremony.
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CUMBERLAND, IS.
40 ne Justices Of the Supreme Judicial Couy.
holden az Portland, ~ aud for the county, Of
Cumberland, on The tirsi Tuesday Of 4Hag. n. u.
1871
M ATTHEW COBB and PRENTI>S NM
Ava LEN, bob u said Portland, E.so.iree
req ectiutiy represent, that they are seized in
lee SIMPLE. IN common and undivided WIN n.r-
sons 10 them NJ known, of the respective Drooor-
tons heresttet mentioned. cf the f,tr,rrc
tract OF land, situated in said Portland con ain,
ing fofiy rour acres, more or less, bounded and
ceAcroed thus:-Northerly by he Aiarn.strre,
'esdng from Stroud water $50 csl.edl mo PIT
isnu Northrsstwsrdiy ~ land her : oE,re ~.
longing 20 William Tying, Esq deceased ard
a"es"aFos 20 JOS. n lnsrAhs m Esq. Sos.Aerlv
~ me CHANNEL ~ Fore River-an.. Snuth, va.r
wa'dly oy Isnd heretofore sold b. To,rn.s
orAckett 10 Mary Smith, re hen wife Of Line.
smrhi The l.nd described in Il petition being
tue same which VS. assigned a. KsrenhsDpt,cS
Dfao kett, the wd W OF Anthony Brsckstt. -
hef O. ~er. Aud your petitioners further STATE.
thai the SAID COBB IS seized 4. sT.r-sai.I ~
seventy sTx rss hundred and forteih part. u me
act afjresaId, IND The said Melee is Seiz-d. a,
Aforesaid, OF nineteen 1--WE hundred ma f,rtteth
pats "f ne same tact: aud they being de sirtls
VI ho'ding heir respective shsres ia seser,lt,-
pray thai, after due notice, their said rssreet..e
shares may be assigned 10 them, s. th- hw
d'Scts, 10 have and hold the same IA seversltr
accordingly. by >. CREENIFAF
'iSy Ao~i' tbsIF Attorney
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Building Lot for Sale.

A lot OF LAND situated a., Tie rorthwesterIv
n side Of Cumberland Street. mra.uring III
fser or Cumbe, land Street sud liz feet on Aiayo
Street IL being corner Lot and pleasantly stu
aied j. worthy The attention Of any person who
may wish 60 purchese, es il viii lie soId bargain
apply ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Portland, May o..
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FOE SAL

THREE House Lots in aud near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or near CHmbe, land Street
Oae undivided half Of House and Lsna forfnrrle
belonging ~ Neal Shaw.
One undivided bali of House and Land al Cani-
sick owned with Richad Gooding.
One Undivided half of Saw Mill on The unner
- rails Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Wondside
The above would be exchanged for English or
W. l. Goods, or for Land H. The Countr
Apply to ATWOOD < QUINCY
Portland, May o.
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Two Of the harbours in New.Shetland have
been named after the ships O'Cain and Esther,
OF Boston, wncn we're the first vessels that visit
ed them. A letter, dated IN Jan. says, 1T was go
warm there, that there was no occasion for fire.
except, for cooking. Volcanic ashes was seen
among the snow-fhe writer witne ssed the sud-
den fall of immense mass Of ice and snow.
from the summit Of mountain, supposed to be
2 or 800 feet high.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Mcclellan 4 File tcher.


House and Store at AuctioE.
ON TUESDAY rert, The l9h ms. al IL
O'Clock A A.
THE Land add Store situated on Meme 0af
Middle Streets, DOW occupied by Gee. JOIN
K. SMITH, A. an Inspection Office. Also, &C
half past u o'cock A. M. q two story Dwelling
House aod lot OF Land situated on Vtlialof Stree,
occupied BY JOSEPH FsRNALD. sale on he
prenis<s. he above bsloegiug TO the EsisEe cf he
late JosKPH CAoss. deemed.
Terms liberal and made known at the sale
>. Mel bLLAN , -
T. FLHTCHER "e"'
June, 5, 1921.
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TO LET

To LII /,
A convenient two-'tory DWELLING HOUSE,
a situated 10 Free Street. Apply to
NATHAN WiNSLOW.
9Th mo. s.
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appointments By The Governor and Council.
Cumberland, JOSEPH L. FexcRoFr, Sheriff,
vice Col RICHARD HURNEwELL, rentoued.
LINCOLN, PETER Ii. GREENE. Sheriff, vice
Col. SAMUEL THATCHER, removed
JRREmIAH BAILEY, Judge Of Probate, reap
pointed. ~
Peno5scot, ALLAs CItMAS, county Gitoyney.
vise, JACOB McGAw, Esq. renored.
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To LET,

TWO CHAMBERS in Hancock street. AID.
ply 10 J. DICKS Iune
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: lie Speech Of Gov. King on occasion Of |
resignation.

( entleme,l of the Council:
Having received an appointment from the hx-
Ftrtiye of the United States TO aid in adjusting
q claims under the Spanish Treaty, which al
4. due consideration have concluded 10 accept,
ave as You perceive, made the necessary ar
rsements TO have the Hon Mr.. Williamson,
~ gentleman, whose constitutional duty it Is to
rnpy nv place, present, to take the char I'M
-, lately or my leaving It.
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GbLANKS. for sale at this Office,
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Boston, pork aai leather Leader, GsTi.a,
tastport, plaster.
.Honday-scbr Seneca, tEaton, ST. Andre VS.,
br Alexandra, plsstef--slooPs Vctary, Stcekr.an
end america, Stanwood, Boston. +
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CLEARED-ship Liverpool, T. MsLellan
Collector, Iiteomb, St. An
diews--Fsvorite, Weber, hsnduras--Fau
American, Ycrk, St. John-betsey, Blackstone
Il. Andrews-s chrs Aretas, Prince, Philadelphia
Monkey, Farley, New fofk--Fame, Croweii
do.-Monrse, Girts, St. John--sioops Messenger
Porter, aud Packet, Loring, Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-07-04
NEWPORT.
INDEPENDENCE.

The Anniversary OF our glorious In
dependence viii this day he celebrated
throughout this happy country. Pre-
parations are making in many places to
celebrate the day with unusual eclat---
and every American heart will be filled
with grateful transports, en the return Of
this joyful jubiee.
In tins town, the Committee appointed
for the purpose, have made suitable ar
ranseinents for celebrating the day in a
becoming manner. The following is
the order oflhe procession, &c. for the
occasion.
l Newport Independent Volunteers.
3. Artillery Company.
3. Militia Officers, General, Regi.
mental and Staff
4. Officers OF the y. 8. Army and
Navy.
S. Members Of the General Assembly
and Officers Of the State Government.
6. Justices OF the State Courts, and
their Clerks.
2. Members of Congress, and Off.
GERS Of the u. S. Government.
8. Town. Council, Treasurer and
Clerk, preceded by the Town Sergeant.
.. Marine Society.
10. Association of Mechanics, BIC.
IL. His Exc.lsncy the Governor,
and suite.
IL. Rev. Clergy, Orator, &c.
Is. Committee of Arrangements
IL. Citizens and s,iransers.
Major GEORGE c. SHAW, Capt.
RoDEEr X. CARR, and JAMES COG
cEsHaLt, are appointed Marshals Of the
Procession.
The Rev. Mr.: DUNN will offer the.
Introductory Prayer---the Declaration Of
independence will be read by JoHN III
EAsroN, and tie Oration will be pro.
nounced by WILLIAM ENNIS, Jun.
The procession will form at 10 O..
clock ON the Parade--moye up the
south side of Washing,on. square, down
Spring.s,reet, and Pelham street, up
Thames street, to the Methodist Chapel.
The Sections Of the several Churches
will commence ringing the bells at sun.
rise, aud ring one hour---ring again from
10 to III O'Clock. while the procession is
forming and moving to the Chapel--and
again. after the Oration, while the process.
sion is moving from the Chapel to Wash.
ington-S Square.
BY order Of shc Committee
d. MELVILLE, Chairman.