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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12

kZ1 40 yuSs ItCtlNCU dill du(lltiOlldl sup
l. l. ply Of WINTER GOODS. which he is now
setting as Cheap as Can be purchased in town.
.imong svh,ch are the following !--
superb black and blue 0 only Sl4.
3roadco,hs, 07-4 do do painted Dor.
Super mxd and com ders, So SO
mon ditto, = Ditto do Hdkts.
Super black, blue and Y Cashmere Shawls with
NIX q Cassmores, y and without borders,
Ladies Cioths n "A &64 fg'd and plain
D-vonsA.fe kerseys, 3o,k Mushns,
Duyb.ts, q 4.4 & 6.4 Jaconet Cam.
tisns. d brick,
Fianrels, great variety, "a Il Cd null null
Ia and l2.4 papkets, Muslins,
BombascTts hgd and 4.S X g. CAmbricks,
piain, at cc'ors, Y 40 Linen Csmores
Ladies' and Uynuemen's silk and Cotton Umbre1.
Worsted Hose, las,
Russia Oiap1s, Levantineo,
Ditto oheeU0rs, K Bombsznes,
Linen and Cotton d.. ] Worsted dos
mask O Canton Grape,
Dark C,lic'Ns, Ditto Dresses,
Light London Prints. 4 Ditto Camblet,
Knlt Shirts AMI drawers D ~inchaws and LustriRgs,
Red Com'orIers and Y Coored Fiorences.
Caps, ys;riped and corded Mar
Irish Lirens, 9 celline
Vs,enta and common x Black, white and green
Ves'inss. Italian Craze.
Crash, n Garniure Ribbons,
Beaver Gloves, ladies' and Gentiemep's
Silk ditto q silk Stockings.
"a Metno Sbowls foo
.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-12-12

THAMES. STREET.

STEPHEN ii. CAHOONE;
II AS Jus. received an additional sup.
l. l. ply Of WINTER GOODS. which he is now
81 a Che. N he nnrchased In
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
NJ fRRFED


In K-nRehunk, Mr. Moses Slavery. merchant,
% Miss bqtsey Clark, daughter Of Hon. Jonas
Clark.--Hon. Mark l.. Hill, Of Phipsbury. 10
Mise Abigail sewall, daughter Of Daniel sewsIl
Esq. Of kennebunk.
Ia kennebunk Port, Mr.. Benjamin Thompson.
js. 10 Mics Matilda Smith, daughter Of Capt.
Robert smith
IT. Alfred. benjamin Donald, Esq 70 Miss
Hepsibah Conant.
la ropsham, MIR. Charles Thompson, TO Miss
Ann +. daughter Of Humphrey Purington. Esq.
In Bath, Mr.. John Newcomb, Jr. Of Boston,
10 Mis-. Iris Ilussey.
la Monmouth. Doct. Amo. Neurse, Of Hallow-
ell, TO Miss Clarlssa Augusta, daughter Of Gen.
John Chandler.
In Concord, N. III. Rev. Samuel Phillips New
man, Professor at Bowdoin College, 10 Mis-. Car
oline Kent, daughter of Hon. William 4. Kent,
Ia Somersworih, N ID. Mr.. Benjamin Pike, Of
Saco, to Miss Elizabeth Wentworth.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12


Brig Peace, Weeks, Of this port, wac at Ham
burg April ! :.
Lei al Matsnzas, last date, briggs Diligence,
Jones. and Mechanic, Of Portland, discharsins-
schr. MILO. Cushing, Of Bath, do.
SchG. Hancock, Of Belfast, from Fort au FRINGE,
was at Wilmington 22d ult.
Brig Alexander, strout, oil this port, disch. was
at Martinique 7th ult.
schr Treaty, 5 days from this port, was spoken
10th ult.
Ship Portland, Of this port, discharging, was at
Antwerp 81 days since.
Brig Ellen, from this port, for surnam, was
spoken 18th ult. LAT. %, long. Sc.
Brig Brutus, days from hence Tor Danen,
was spoken 30th ult. lat Al, long. 60
Sch Cora, Of Portland, fr Norfolk for St. Eu-
statia, was spoken May 81, on the edge Of the
Guph.
Schr Victory, from Portland a Cape Haytian,
has been spoken in lat 90, lf -.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
For SALE.

y ARREJS bone R'cdling mess and No.
- Pork-kegs No. |. Is doves mould Cen
dies, S and 6--ouxes dipped DO. snd l0-cssks
summer strsined Sr-rm Oil--cnesss nd boxes
Tyson Young II son, HgsOn skin snd Souchong
Test-ksgs H4rri.'s swee scented N s. To-
bacc1--hhds. ST. Croix and Tobsgo Rum-pipes
Cognsc Brsndy-aipes Holland Cin-hhd A
mericsn CHG. casks sicily Msdeirs, Lisbon
Red and M.isgs Wine-baes uPi.u- Gotten
ca, ks Tlhow-cssks Rice--bbls. Resin 4 Pitch
boxes PiFes-bhs. roll Eigisu Tobacco
bikes Waits Nc. Chooolste-bbls. md kegs
tsround Ginger--hhds. \. o leans Sugsr-Rsi-
pee Snufi---res ms sh-sihng, k%ntish crp md
letter psp-r-iump Sugat-Sh:U5-Cord is,-
rolls cotton Ysrn. Nos. II. Is IL snd l5--boxos
NJ I SoaI --Scythes-siso n lsr and L,Phsns
" Chocolate. in eoNes snd haf ocxe-, con.
stsnly FIR sale at
jere. Gore, ir's Commission Store
No. iof Long Hhaf June i2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

The removals at the last moment ofthe late
administration. under all the circumstances.
were so wholly unexpected and unauthorized ~
the publick wish and expectation that they have
caused a sensation ID the minds Of citizens Of all
parties which cannot be easily expressed.-lt rs
Affecting of sorrow for the event mingled with
regret for the consequences which Tr,Ft natural
~ ensue. Ii revIves the spirit Of 1911 IN 1921
The people Of Maine have spirit as honourable
IS these Of the parent State, and II will be felt.
a FARMER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
EyIGMATIACL LIST OF FRUITS.


]. What miser thinks himself happy 70 De
possessed Of
.. A tonsonsnt, and three sixths Of an orna
ment for the fair sex.
,. A tender part &C the organ Of sight
q. A tailor's implements and Whist grow. wild
10 the htdges.
s. Three fourths Of an ornament Of horse
and Al industriou. insect.
8. What produces a hscchanalian's delight
2. a consonsnt and two thirds Of beast.
3. he mother of a lsmb, and male relation.
A solution IS requested. WILL WIZARD.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Monday, Iune L. IT Ong Lion Humphrey, Mar
Hnlc0, mol Sses.
T.esday--6rig NeehGnic, Darts Haudna, mo-
iqssts.
Wednesday--brigs Susan and Sarah Robinson,
Porto Rico ria Aer iOrk, coffee and sIgdT-SiGti-
~, .ilOuHyCit, HdrdHG, mOlaSSes and sugar
trancis. lee, 10. A. do --SctrS Erie, VI landrd.
Fredtrcksburg, f0Itr--Tt B,OherS, Ddris,
Philadelphia, cora and Mccf.
Ihur,aay-brtg Rambler, Holmes, Belfast, slim
.les-scl,r Eticd, Blunt Portsmouth,, iron anu sail.
II day Jrig Elsa Freeman Boston, Scbr
,Iyder Hi, adams, philadelphia, corn and -four.
Sntnr5aN-scL,s Recoptr, DetrHg II Johs-
DoIpain blanchard Bosfofl-- Hdry. e, Htrriek, 10
--FOunfanl, hi, DO, -four and cCrn-sIoCP FarOT-
re Dyer DO. -four ana corn
Mraay--schrs Four Brothers. Holres, Boston,
corn- Figitam bnite, Lubtc pidsttr-siCopS Mil
iedgUidb, Knight, Bosion-tuLy CroOksr BAH,
Messenger, Porter. Boston.
CLE4REB-brigs Caroline HuLbs. 81. An
dretcs- Lerani, Cricket, MGiaFaaS-.4rgo. Lin
coin, HaEa!.4-- !-d.a.s., sairyer. NotGnsds- Ed
7rard, Clark S0ulh .4mcrcl-SttSs .fmUa0n, HOG
crd lIafau zus-=Faclvr, Hu56s HapGaG = Ia y
am. SiGckpol-, Cubo-IIslsy, Prines, ST. .4n-
drcts Comet. SoUis, Lubec.
The sloop messenger, Iapt forter oi ibis p ace
from Boston an the tog on saturday, run ashore
on the beach at the Westward of Cape Eliza
beth, between Richmond aud Bluff Islands
about o'clock in the afternoon The passen
gers, eight il number, and the cargo were saved,
and the vessel has been got of without material
injury Several other vessels were nearly suffer
ing the same fate, but were preserved by The
misfortune Of the Messenger they were suppos-
ed 10 have been set towards the shore by strong
Essterly current, and Capt. Porter being in sd-
vance 81 the feet in consequence Of the extreme
" dense fog unable 10 discover his danger
! an IL was too late 10 avoid il but he then with
| great skill and eXertion run upon place which
was most favorable for the safety Of the lives and
property on board, for ali around were rocks and
| ledses. towards which the Vessel was carried by
heavy swell OF the sea The Messenger los t
her rusider. part n her keel and two anchors.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

Shoes, Boots, SHnf, &c.
lTN ~ pair women's black morocco, goat SKIN
WV and kid shoes,
100 pair men't Boots ADD Shoes,
lCO do. children ard Misses do.
ca'es mapt Hats,
10 bis supertine Flour,
10 sett silver Tea spoons,
do. do table do
~ doz. silver Thimbes,
1000 oegars-S0 doz. smoking Tobacco,
1000 pounds Samuel W. Thomsou's ce'ehra;sd
Smut. P!es,e inquire for Thomson's Snuff and
90 dnuSt the purchaser will end II will recon-
mend Itself, having the agency Of it in this pace
will sell at the fzcory prices key, or bladdr Z. 70
accommodate purehaser., for sale by
WILLIAM BOARDNAN,
ETchGngs Street. June IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
Rice, Cotton. Oil, Gin, WiHe. Rye
Pork &c &c.
SEW ARD PORTER.


HAS for .a'e. landing from s'cop Messenger,
Z 9 70 bushels Rye ('uitabe as 'ubstitu'e) for
Coffee.
bag Cofse-2o barrels Pork,
50 hoxe. Oranges and Lemons
Stierce, Rice 90 doz. 2cythes
.Jut Receiued and "a Store,
50 pr. gentlemen. Nankeen Trow'ers,
s bale. CH',on -lc CAKE Sweet Oil,
- hide PHILADELPHIA Clio,
81 p0es , sicily Madeira WINE. Of the Vim
8 hhds. tase of 1915. Warranted pune as
O.. cak \ imported
10 piece chopna and fig HANDKERCHIEF,
s -. hack Italian sewing Silk,
10 boye. London made Pipes,
barrels bottled Porter. containing doz each,
boxes Wait. No & 8; Chocolate,
90 do Malaga RAISlNC.
q drums Saltana y
boxe. Axes--2 dcz. DO.
&C., c.. :: s T'$ S;:. }TEAs,
hid. n. o Sugar,
gross Mackerel Hooks-Bed Cords-hag' Corks
-qun,a. Cod Fieh-Plough bh's. Resin
chors of all kinds and sizes. &c. &c.
June 70, 1921. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

w anted In Grocery Store,
A smart active BOY from Ia to 10 year, of age,
a one whose parents reside in 10 20 if indus,ri-
Gus aud wiling TO give hi, attention TO business,
viii hear OF good place by applying a. this office.
June iz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

HE subscriber, having been GUY sppc'nted by
the Hoo. jeremiah Bailey llq. Judge Of Pro
bate, for the couoty Of Lincoln, eom1n'sioners TO
receive and examine the Gains Of the tsversi
creditor, Of the eftate n ISAAC DYER, late q
Fhomaeon, in 'aid county, oecessec, repre- ented
Iu'oeen', do hereby give notice, that ak months
tsnm The e5ih day Of May infant, are allowed &c
'aId creditors 70 briug 10 and prove Their cams
and that we will attend 10 that otv'ce II me
Dwelling house o: J,ihua Adams, Eiq"'n ss'd
fhomafoo, on the at saturday,. IN 10 tnd Ee-
v-mhef next, At one Of The cIock. p. M On each
II szid days. JOSHUA ADAMS, 2 c.r,,-s
sosEPH sPRAGuH,
Thomaaon, Asy IS, 1881.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
,IOsEPV HAxROD,
rIAS just received an estsR-Sve assortment Of
4 4 seasonable fashionable GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE


PROADCI OTHs-Cassllnere--Woo lenetts
Angola Cloth-totton Cashmere an keens
Ma t'randUrelts--l case A Irish
L,nens very cheap Linen Canbric>--i case snPer
hlk Sinchawf--i case blk Caution Sar>nets---1 case
black and cnloured Cnncsns--t case black Canton
Crares-S-4 ard l. Calcoes--dark and Eight
Ginghams-SPrrsucker>- and 5-4 Cambrics
white and co,'d--Camhric snd common Dinoty-
white lran-Furnitnre Dimo'y--do Fringe end
Binding Merino Shswls and Hanfke -ctiefs--lm-
itation do.--wide eu Narrow blk Rembazne-~
Furniture and Coppeplate--l case bingham Um-
-PRra,ois-ptain and hgu'd Muslins plane
and figured ifhUri'ie ace Muslin erd Girgham
RQhes-gentiemen's Cravats. a veriPty-hlk and
Flag silk II andSerchiefs- blk and white Levan-
tne--strined Instring--- Marceline do--British
Cotton -snpPr6ne ard low priced VeS'inc-gen-
iIemens' and Ladies' biz and white English silk
IIose-,o do. worsted and cotton Hose
silk and xii GIoves--RihhoDs, assortrnent-
She'll COMBS. great variety.
American Sstuetts-- Observation-Disclosures
GinCham.--Stripe' and Beaticknes, &c. &c.
TO be snR rerY chenn for Cash June 70.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

ASSESSORS Notice.
THE Assessors fer the tows Of Portland, hereby
give po'ice, that they have af.''ed the Pot.
and Euaes of The ishab of said town, togeth-
er with the eiates Of non re,idenrs for the year
1922. aud committed the Bills 70 Jo'eph NJ. Ger
rih foe collection. The Valuation i, lodged al
the office Of joseph Pooe, Esq Town Clerk
The assessors will Re ia session Al he Counting
Room Of Joe Hal, On Monday aud Tuesday the
25th and 26 dsys Of the presen, month, after
noon Of each day to hear the aspiration Of those
persnns who may con.ider then. ewes over taxed
ID .ad bill. DANIEL COSB,1
VIM. SWAN, Assessors.
JOEL HALL, }
Fortified. lime u, s2I.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12
WANTED.

IRON he ccuntry L. ID froni 1910 Is years
L. Cf age, with good comm school educ.t,cn
Apprentice to the Ivory Turning Umbrei-
Ia Making. None need appy without good re
commenda,ions from his ueghbcurhood. Apply
Al No 4, Fxcbange Street, or he- Of be Print
ing Cffices. Portland lnne IL 1891.
BLANko, toT sale al has Office
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

-Aaot.ker "Eeoaomy.'- Rye Cogee :
DREP AIRED add for ale At No. I; Columbian
Row, by the subscriber, MITCHELL
Zane !s, ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

A N Instructor ~Ili be wanted for one of tue
Il public Schools ,n Poftl4nd Nv the first Of
July.--FIom candidates for the flee, fuIl tna
,a'isf.ctory testimonials will ~ rtqAu, rcls-
I've 10 their moral chsrsct~r. and their aAty TO
take cha - Of school and ~ Instrult uplls "a
'tcadipE. Writing. Arithmeic, I'D hnEirsh
Grsmms - Those Who NIKE pphcstion muse
so trefs &c commune alio0s 20 ,ns Ell sc,i5ei,,
posi- Pula.
THOMAS y. RIPLEY.
JOHN FOX.
Portland, June IL, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

III Al TIIStte pdlc-dS dDO'Cs
~ ,xes Bloom end Muscatei Raigns,
SO boxes superior Souchong Tea, IN Isckeres
Caddies,
50 ". boxes Spanish Cig+rs.
20 bolts russia Duck unbIeached,
10 bale. Cotton,
5 do. Corks,
pipes good old Hollands Gin,
20 do. Hnd barrels American Gin.
pipes Cograc Brandy, "sgnets BRAID"
casks Lluseed Oil,
10 boxes Starch,
Ha.. Plmento. Almonds and Filberts,
40 bbs Mess Beet 90 DO No. q
50 Mill Saws OF various qualities which will Be
solid cheap,
50 kegs No. and 2 Tobacco,
Quarter and haifqr- casks v--
sicily Madeira, Li,Oo" WINE,
lenerfft and Malaga
Hhds a. Crnix and W. Island Rum
lot Of trime Young Hyson Teas, Levsnt's Car
60.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

On Tuesday last, the mercury rose to 88 de-
grees Of Fahrenheit, In the shade, in tins town.
The weather since has been more moderate.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

hc.ei as many other men would DO in like c.rc,in-
stances-be chose a salary of $4,000 in prefer
-., 4, -TEQ0
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

The Legislature Of New-Hamrshire convened
AT Concord on w ednesday last. The Hon. JON
ATTAIN HARVEY was chosen President Of the SEN
ate, and ICHABop BARTLETT, Esq. Of Portsmouth,
Speaker OF the House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-12

ON THURSDAY. June. 81 al Q O'Clock, AN.
Is packages of HARD WARE, sc wilt
be sold At Auction, at The Long Room Ex-
change Street, Portland. by
ATWOOD g. QUINCY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

The only cases contemplate l ne constitution, IA
which less number than quorum can act are, 70
adjourn from day TO day and to compel the attend
ance Of absent members. But if the should oc
cur that less than quorum be chosen, it Will proba-
lily be considered omissus and necessity viii
require that the prescribed form be dispensed with,
and that the vacancies be supplied in the usual
BY Joint ballot Of the House Of Representatives and
such senators as shall appear 70 have been elected
An instance something like this occurred ia Massa-
chusetts after the separation the constitution requT-
ed that the Senate should consist Of forty members
but by the then existing districts only thyone could
be chosen; yet they went On with this number, and
made laws, which one has thought it worth while
TO violate, for the sake Of pleading their unconsttu
tonaliy.
The Governor and Council examine the lists OF votes
and issue summonses to such Senators as appear be
chosen; if not enough chosen 20 do business, a
provision OF tine constitution be dispensed with,
or the operations Of government suspended.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

In this town, Rebecca, daughter of Mr.. Ebenezer B.
Scot, Of BOston-Rachel daughter Of Mr.. Anthony
Fernald, aged p months--Ellcn daughter OF Mr. Jc-
seph Cadalso, aged % mOnths-Mr. James Caltlnan-
Samuel Lang, aged years Of Samuel w. Lang
Dana Chckering.
Ia Standish, Mr. John Moulton, aged 30
AT Dracut, Hon. Joseph Is. Vasnum. He was III
military commission from Before the revolutionary war
ul his DEATH when he Major General Of Militia
He had been many years a member, and in each
branch, both Of the State and United States Legisla
tures-was some years speaker in Congress- and SEN
ator of Massachusetts when he died.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

80 ~ "'ies Low, anu al Macomher"
tavern, as servant. ia Providence. and was
g-'ng With captain Hatch, 10 the capacity of
servant To wait upon bis nephew, who was 10
bad state Of health. We took her and The
dog on board; gave Der some dry clothes, anu
houiishment, and she j. now very well.
GEORGE ROWLAND.
Daring Piracy - he brig Mary Joan, Pur
Ing'ou. OF HarpswelI, arrived At Savannah
30h ul,. the iog book OF which states, that on
her passage from Matanzas and Havana. 22d
Aug. about sunrise, after doubling the Point OF
msianZas, schooner rugged boat Of about Ii
ions came abreast, and ordered them TO heaye
TO, and on the briggs endesvoUring 10 haul of,
compelled her 10 comply by firing musketry
INTO her, and ordered the captain on board
with hrs papers and ali bis crew FIVE of the
pirates then boarded the brig and robbed her
OF compass, medicine chest, cabin furniture.
captain and mates clothes, watches and mon
ey /; and then returned on board the schoon.
er. On Capt. P's requesting they would
leave some Ut the clothes, they threatened
bis life, and drove him and bis men on board
INTO the boat, where were 9 men armed with
swords, pistols, muskeIs and knives. Some
tine after they had returned on board the
brig, the pirates again chased and boarded
her one Of them struck Capt. P with his
culIass, who. being wounded, jumped over
board, but swan up, and caught and hung by
TIE chains, from whence they took him in,
and with pistol al his breast demanded of
him every thing that was OF value. After
some threats, they held council, and stated
that the majority were for destroying the ves-
sci and crew, but promised nevertheless 10
spare their lives and vessel il they would not
60 within three leagues Of Cuba and if they
caught them going towards Matanzos or Ha-
vsna, would destroy the vessel. and murder
every man. They were now robbed of near
Iy all their provisions, their sails cut away,
new rigging taken of, and had only one old
compass left. The pirates were Spaniards,
Portuguese and English. In this destitute
condition, The brig bore away for Savannah,
the wind being fresh at w. S. w. 10 this
gale sprung a-leak, and threw over part Of the
deck load. On The Goth struck on the South
Breakers pilot came on board, spd found
it necessary TO throw over the rest OF the deck
load TO save the vessel at the rise OF the tide
began C. float, aud were obliged 10 cut awsy\
the small bower ran about halt mile, and
struck on reef let go the best bower, 10
prevent her going further on the tide soon
enabled them 10 get of, and at P. NJ came
10 anchor above Tybee Light--This and
numerous other cases shoa that our trade zvdnts
protection.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED

IN YORK COUNTY, Berwick, William A. HAYS
Sanford, John Frost, 2d-Kennetto1k, Joseph Moody
kennebunk-port, Simon Nowell--.4ttred Andrew Co
nant-Lymaa, Thomas Sands-hittery Joshua L.
-Biddeford, Isaac Emery-Letdnon no choice
ShGpieigh, no choice Waterboro' sends none Ber-
tcick, William Hobbs Wells, Nahum Morrill-Holhs
John Dennet-Aewfeld, none York, none--.Saco,
George ScammOns
IN CUMBERLAND-PortI Isaac Adams Asa
Clap, Dudley To1d-!Scarborough, Benz MIken H.
North Yarmouth, Edward Russel-C Cumberland f.
phraim Sturdevant--Fataouth Edmond Knight
WeStbrook, James Means-BrEaSlcick X. Z. Dunlap
-HayPS,ceH, William Curtis-H INDIAN Moses Lit
te-Gorlarn, Lothrop Lewis-Co Pc Elisabeth Lemuel
Cobb-Ne'o- Gloucester, William Bradbury ray
Timothy eymouth-StandiSh, Mark White-Bridg-
ton, John Perley-BaLdciIl William Fitch Poland
Josiah Dunn, jr-Danpiiie, Ebenezer Witham- Dur
ham. A. II. Cobb Otisfeld Jonathan Britton-lIinot
Godfrey Grovesnor.
IN kENNEBEC.-.4ugusts, Ruel Williams Chi
ma Robert misunderstanding, J. Lom-Hallo1reH
Peleg Sprague --.uonmouth, Benz White-ReadfsLd,
John Smith aSsalbOrough, Philip Leach " iathrop
Andrew Wood.
IN LINCOLN.-TF iscasset, David Quinnam; Uyool-
inch, Richard Hamden; Dresden, George Houdlette
BoIcdolnhan, Samuel Gray; BOot5oy, Edmund VIII
sons IoPSham Humphrey Purington Bristol Samuel
Tucker; Marlborough. John Head; Edgecoa5 Ste
pnen Parsons; WGrren, Samuel Thacher; Thomsstou
Martin Marsh; Bath, Benz. Ames Rolcdoia s. GRAY:
No6ieboroNgh, George Reid LeloiSton, James Low
ell Lisbon, Benz II. Mace.
DtTmont, Samuel Butman .4aSon, John Hilton !:
Ena6dea, John McFadden d; .NorrIdgloock. Caleb
Jewett Denmark, Cyrus meals Nor1ral. Aaron
Watkins ) Hebron, Stephen Myrck Paris, Henry
Prentissi EastPort, Worcester futile; luaehias. c.
OBren.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,
SiR-For the first time for number of wears.
we have chosen a federal Representative m
Ihon'dstoion. Camden has done the same, and
i IS hoped this redeeming spirit Which has eene
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In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor Mr..
William Briggs, TO Miss Elizabeth Plumner--
Mr.. David Shaw 10 Miss Esther Briggs.
In Dresden, on Wednesday morning last by
the Rev. Freeman Parker, JONATHAN THAYER.
Esq. Counsellor at law, Of Camden, to Miss
SOPHIA RICE, daughter Of the late Judge r. Of
Wiscasset.
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GLEARED-brigs Edwin, Thaxter, for Martinique--
MILO, fork 81 I1hH--schrs Mary Am, w R1hinson for
Saadaoupe--Emigrant, Prince 81 Andre ws--Hon, o.
VVoyes' DIAN, Ware. Boston-Fane. CroweIl. New
ell, New FSrk-Ranger, Smith. Boston.
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next -
Cotrztsrfeiters-With few days past Notes cf the
Phonix bank Hartford altered flom Y % (. "a, have
been offered in this And this morning, 8 note
on the kennebec Bank M the genuine plate, bu Eth
forged signatures, received the Cashiers name
toeraby well inflated, but tie Presidents more
like " than hawk to a hand-saw-" E-y-Look az lhe
signatures. -
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COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

Total in PIT Towns, 6669 1l726 1910 315
o. About S. Towns and Plantations remain
to be heard from.
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abroad viii not rest until the state i ia safe hands
The democrats have sufficiently shown that they
are no longer entitled to the public confidence.
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The constitution provides that a majority ~ each
bsanch of the Legislature shall constitute quorum.
In the Senate that number Is now eleven, but it does
not appear that more than ten members are chosen
Iquestion then arises. whether they proceed to
orsani-s their body with number less than quorum
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BY the arrival, at Portsmouth Of the ship Frank
80 days from Liverpool, furnished with the an
expected intelligence Of the death OF her Majesty tho
Queen of England. She died on the eth Of August az
ter sickness Of eight daYs.-Ship Jane, Drumnond
Of New Castle. arrived al Liverpool Aug. "a
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nrArSeveral accounts Of Shipwrecks and ether dis
aste = By the late gale. unavoidably postponed till our