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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-18
NOTICE..

THE subscribers 70 tire POkTL IND RE- ID
I ING ROOM, are hereby reminded 'har Their
snuul meeting will Re held AZ their Room, OF
SsTrRnAy, The 9Th inst. az o'clock p. M-
GTPerscns wiehin. ~ Subscribe FIR the 4ns'ir-
year win please leave heir Hauies With tie Geek
previous 10 said aeeiirg.
- All persons la ing demands againts the
Ass citation, are requested 70 present them ir''ae-
dislely. WM. HYDE, Cltrt.
Portland, De. is, 1921.
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200 bbls. superfne Alexandra FLOUR.

40 chests Souchong Tea, Savannah cargo,
500 sides Sos Leather, Of superior quality,
A lot EnglsE, fat and square bar Iron, Just land
ed al No. a, Union Wharf,
new lot stone Jugs,
A valuable Estate, consisting Of Store. Dwell
ling House and Land, which will be sold 4
bargain if applied for soon. Situated near
the store occupied by Messrs. Bartels and Ba-
ker. Fore street.
A Portland Rife Uniform, which will be sold
cheap ifapplied for soon.
1000 lbs. English blistered and cast Steel
rs doz. English Spades aud Shoves,
100 boxes bloom, Muscatel and bunch Raisins,
$50 bbls Domestic COTE - prepared by Tire cell
ebrated Long, Philadelphia,
1000 lbs. L. Sugar,
40 bales prime Cotton, "
! new and elegant toned Piano Forte,
90 barrels L. Sugar,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
80 square and round bales Cotton of superior
quality,
Elegant britannia metal tea and coffee Pots, by
the Cask or dozen.
.ai5O-Block tin Tea Pots, at dollars Dr. dog.
90 hhds. St. Croix and w. Island Rum, sweet
favoured and Of superior quality,
5 hhds patent Rum,
5000 gallons n. f. Rum,
so or. and half or. casks j
erffe and Malaga
200 hhds. Liverpool SALT,
A few pipes old Cognac Brandy warranted pure,
wall Pew in Rev. DIR. Nichols Meeting House,
Philadelphia and German Mil SAWS,
so M. Spanish Cigars in whole and quarter
Boxes,
80 bags good retailing COFFEE,
do. Common do.
Casks Sperm Oil,
1 London Quilts,
Is bbs. Summer Strained Oil,
cases Paper tianginss,
100 boxes brown Soap,
75 kegs retailing and shipping Tobacco,
Bags PimentJ--bOxes Starch,
60 tons English fiat bar Iron,
% do. iron Hollow Ware, Ct tie same discount
as al the furnace. Nov. %.
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AT Court Of Probate hid ParLs within and for IN
county OF Oxford the fourth nv of December IN the
wear ct Our Lord eighteen hs~dred and twenty ONE
JONATHAN BEMiS. sdrinisrrafor, a. boris aor or
- tn estate OF JOHN WILLS. lae ~ said Paris, dee
ed, ha lg presented his first account OF
Of IN ste OF said ceased:
ORDERED. Irst the SAID ADM t-atoT give &C TO
all perlons ~Jcresrd BY causing this order be
published Tree wee Ks succtsvry in The Portland zetrr,
printed - Portland. thar they ny sppe7r Prob-t
Ccur 70 b. held AZ the prohae Off w sa cognrv.
The last Tuesday Of February nexr Of rhs c
~ oercoo, AMI slew Cause, II any they have why The
sams should nor b. allow q.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER. Judye.
ruskOPy Ast.st, Rsn. Washbprp, Reg.
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SO pipes Holland Sin, entitled to dsbenture,
the purchaser can hav the credit Of the duties.
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Agricultural SOciefv.

TIVE members IT the Second srcuural Society in the
IL county OF Oxford hereby notified thar their annual
ting IS 10 b holden Tuesday, the Fl day Isnc
next, az ten O'clock A. VI. az the Court House Pa Is.
Ir is expected Address will be delivered before tie So
ciety. CALEB PRENTISS, Secretary.
Paris, Dec 10. Sl.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the lvJse
OF Probate for the county OF Cumberland,
receive and examine the claims of Creditors the
ate OF
Capt. STEPHEN SYLVESTER.
lae of FrepCrt in said county, mariner, se intes
tsr, he having been represented solvent herrbv
give notice that tiny viii ATTEND the " Sgnrd
the second Saturdays Of ebruary. April May. fro
five O'Clock, r. each o said days AZ the tcuse
OF Bsstow Sylvester, Esq. in said Freepcrt.
SA - Il PORTER, (r,,
JOSIAH BURNHAM. oO"Fs-
Fresgort Nor. g. 1921.
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1T PRIVITE SHE,
By ATWOOD & QUINCY
1905 bbls new Beef, mess
No. I, . and 8,
% hhds. first and second quality Nuscoyado
SUGAR.

200 hhds. Liverpool SALT.
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The Legislatures of the Union, of Virginia,
South Carolina and Pennsylvania are now in
session-those of Maine, New-York and Massa-
chusetts will be in few days; and within few
weeks those Of Vermont, Rhode-Island,N eW-Jer-
sew, Maryland, North Carolina, Georgia, Alaba-
ma, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and. Arkan-
sas have been in session,
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No. 5, Union Ro,0, MIDDLE-STREET,
EsAS received by the Triton from Liverpool,
L IL and is now opening, an extensive assortment
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large nunbur OF COOK STOVES, OF bis
own invention, which Will be iouud 60 combine
more advantages than any before offered TO the
pubic, can be attested by many who have ahem
N ase--Ihe objection % many Cook Stoves 10
roasting meat, cannot be made 10 these, as the
casting perfect a. by ire; two large pie
ces can be Toasted al time on spIs exposed 10 a
free current Of aF.-l hose who wish 10 purchase
an artIce 50 important ~ domestic use, reques-
ted 10 call ard examine tor themselves.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
hnd grea' saving III Kitchen Furniture, as all
necesssry Cooking Utensils are attached TO The
stove, and those y no are building save The ex
pense OF Que chimney by procuring one Of them.
He likewise furnish Sheet Icon and lin
Funnes for Stoves of ell sizes with copper and all
other kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
notice-haviDg procured the best Of workmen for
thai purpose.
II SJ--FoR SALE AS ABOVE, general assort-
ment of
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
Aud IA ge suplly ~
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which viii be warranted 10 prove good
Jan. 16. If
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resolve. O''ns IN
Tho bject Of the petit d zaccheus Porte,
ana others was referred q ftst session ~ IN
next Legislature. '"s
Bills, to establish the lgndaries or the town
OF Surfy-and to Prev % the obstruction aud
waste OF timber and lofd wood, passed 10 he on,
crossed. Sent down l3f concurrence.
Balls, for the regulation Of the Penobsco 81 and
iassamaquoddy tribes Of Indians, and l,r revot-
Ing the charter OF the hsllowell aud Augusta
nank, aud providing for the settlement OF the
concerns oi the corporation, passed TO be en-
crossed "a concur renee with the House.
inhabitants of Fair.ax had leave to bring in 2
bill. ~
inhabitants of tw nty five mile Pond had leave
TO withdraw.
orders OF notice were reported on the petition
OF Ioolis tomins--of inhabitants uf Brewer--oi
Jereml an Pau and others-and Of inhabitants Of
the townof Winslow.
FRIDAY reb. IS.
Bits, to proven, fraud in fre,-ood, bark, aua
coal exposed 60 sale fof tue prevention OF LoIts-
rles not suthorzed by law and 10 prohis,t the safe
and purchase vi tickets i. ths state--concer ,.r-
me Eastern River Lock and SIuice Gotupany-t
authorize The Governor 10 tain cases, e. otter !
'eNari anu for other Purposes-tor prescribing .he
mode OF Recovering ioFer,ures ii per.oua tr PERI,
riots and tuuuituous assetnbnes, aud 10 suppr.s
instructions. passed to be enlrossed ia concur
renee With the House.
Bats TOR restricting ihe iscasset bank IN nego-
hating business a. Baking IorPeraboa. qua
providing ior 'he COLLECTION d ,helr deb,s anu for
other Purposes-for .s,abii hang the Dauarisco. "a
''ana-to prevent damage By m.sch esoGs dogs
Tor he education Of yoush-and 10 iocorporate the
Cumberland and Oxford Canal Corporation, passed
10 be engFossed--sent down i,r cuacur encc.
Samuel Sa eetland and other had leave 10 with
draw their petition.
OfGer OF Notice was reported IN The petition of
! the iDhst itants Of arlington.
SATURDAY, FEB. "a
Bills, to direct the time and manner of e2hD
ting the accounts of county ireasurers and the
estimates for county taxes, and for other pur
poses and TO annex James Lord and Others to
the town OF Denmark, pas sed to be ensrossed.-
Sent do WI for concurrence.
Bills to promote good disc ipline IN the Colleges
OF ths state-to enable pFoprletors OF aqueducts TO
manage the same--to secure fire engines from
INJURY Tor the prevention and removal oinuI san
ces-ior recording births and deaths 10y Clerks OF
towns-and TO regulate the inspection OF fot and
Pearl Ashes, passed 10 De engrossed in concur
renee with the House.
John Sargent and others had leave to bring in
bill.
Resolve, authorizing the Secretary of State to
purchase thre copies of Me ilish's MAP, Tor the
use OF the State, passed to be engrossed.-Sent
down for concurrence.
Resolve, designating PORTLAND, as the place
where the next lie -lslature should hold ats
sion, passed 10 be engrossed in concurrence with
the House.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY. Feb. %
Ordered, That Messrs. Ripley aud hiileran, wit
such as iht House may join, be committee &c
Consider what allowance ought TO be made to
Dahiei Rose and Nicholas Emery, Esqr's. FOR their
services on the committee 10 negotiate for the lands
oeianglhg 10 Observation-Disclosures leave 60 rtport
oy resolve or otherNise-sent down for CONCUR
renee.
bh..-for regulating the manufacture Of Nails
WITH. pa -tate-and concerning the incorpora-
uos OF the Bank Of Passamaquody, passed 20 be
ehgrossed-sent down for concurrence
demonstrates of the Seiectmen Of Waldobo-
rough, committed in the house, was concurred in
the Senate.
John NJ. Swazey and Others had leave TO bring
IN a bill
The committee appointed to designate The place
Were the rst session Of the next Legislature shall
oe held, reported resolve, designating the town
= haslowell, which resolve was read, and passage
refused
AFrkRNooN.-The Selectmen Of Hiram, and
lae Assessors Of Leyant had leave to withdraw
their petitions.
Order Of notice was rsported on the petition OF
&c Seiectmen OF Green,
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GAZETTE $50
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Fr1doy-brigs Mechanic Davis, Havana car
20 molasses aud coffee Fame, Thompson, ST.
Jago de Cuoa, cargo cofee-sch olive, sawyer,
81. john.
CJEARANCEs.
1hursday, Feb. % -Cl brig Elk, Wheelright,
Matapzas.
Frtday-brig Rising Sun, Prince, New York
81 William, Lord, Boston.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Fec ID, LAT ~, a,as 70, sen rlanter, Drinkwater
days from Portland, Tor Alexandra.
Jan "a, LAT "a long 81, brig Volant Fai field,
fS days lEom kenaeDuak for Martinique.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Arrirsd al odunaaGh Oh inst sioop Jones Hale,
DrinksCater, St Portland, 5 dayt IRON Daritn.
Cleared az Charleston oh inst brig AeD,une's
Barrie. Crane, Of Halorel.
Schr Rebecca Batcheldsr, Of Phipsburg, from
-nGyasEes (JaH. "a for Etsadeia Ciy mas ar ut
OcracOck.
Hampton Roads lin Gst. n
Al Elizabeth City, Tin inst. sch -. Doane.
OF Georgetown, for Savannah. loading.
bucksPort sch from Charleston nassed bv
ieach's Hole 18th. Sailed from the bar 18th
siW aidooorough, Tishew, of and for Bristol
SGh -, Ames. of Maine and sloop MILLER.
fosset, OF Bristol, from Bermuda had passed up.
Ar at Holmes Hole Feb Is, sch F,ys Brothers
hadlock, from New York, for Boston New iaz.
ard, for sullivan-21st ar sch Dime. Amesbury.
OF finaihaven, for New York-the Five Broth.
ers remains.
At Il Ubes, Dec. 81, brig Miss onary. Towne.
OF anf Tor kennebuuk in days.
Sailed from Aux Cages Jan 10. brig Juno,
burnham, Of Kepnebunk, with lumber.
sch Randolph, Cove, from Bath, has ar at
Porto Rico.
Sch Worromontagus,s Springer, Of Bath, IA days
from WILMINGTON, ar at st. Pierres 22d ult.
Ar at Darien, sch Victory, Murch Ir Savannah.
Sch Betsey, Spear, Of Thomaston. Z DAYS from
st. Marys has ar at Norfolk.
Ar at New York 10th, 81 Governor, Driplxwa-
ter of this port, Wilmington--Up schz Factor Of
dc. for It. Thomas 18th Romeo, Of do. for Fred,
ericks5urg 22d.
Sch Dexter, from Wiscasset, mas ar at Prov
incetown.
Brigs Byron, Perkins, and Confidence, Whit
ney, both of kennebunk, were at Ponce 29th uIt
BosToN, FEB 2c-Ar brig Mexico, Stanwood
Of Brunswick, Fredericksburg schs Rolia, Pit
tee, of Portland, Alexandra Ruby, Shute. o
Bucksport. New Bedford 81 William, Rackliff
Of Portland, Hartford. N.C.-cl sch Gen Brewer
Hill, Charleston.
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and the question ordered to be taken by yea, and
nays. Adj
SATURDAY, Feb. "a.
Inhabitants Of Pennington and others we're al
lowed an order Of notice-Samuel Sweetland and
others bad leave to wthdraw-John Searsent and
others had leave TO bring ia bill.
oil 10 the protection of harbours and shores,
passed 70 DC engrossed-another to provide for the
7 education Of youth, was read first time. com
mitted, and the further consideration Of Il post-
poned tai Thursday next.
The bill TO prevent damage by mischievous
dogs, came back from the Senate amended and
passed To be engrossed.
The bill restricting the Wiscssset Bank rom
negotiating business Banking Cooperation,
and providing for the collection of their debts and
ioF other purposes, came down fror-~.he Senate
Tor concurrence, was read and com nkd
The committee who had under consideration
the,bill 10 abolish the Circuit Court ofdux~s on
Pleas, &c. reported that the House non CO.. lin
he amendments proposed by the Senate, De
commend an adherence to their former votS pas
sing hat bill TO be engrossed and Tuesday next
at ten o'clock, assigned for the further considera
ton thereof
Resolrsd, That PORTLAND be he place for
the meeting % the next Legislature.N
The further consideration ofthe 49, limit the
tenure of certain offices therein named, was post
poned TO the next Legislature.
bill to establish tie Cumberland and Oxford
canal Corporation, read and committed.
sMessrs. Barnard, of Thomaston, and Vose, of
augusta, have leave of absence for the remainder
! Of the session.
The Dill establishing the salaries Of the Judges
OF Probate, was reported with amendments, and
the further consideration of it was postponed till
Tuesday.
bill directing the time and manner Of exhib-
ltins the accounts OF County Treasures, and the
estimates for County Taxes, and for other purpos
es, was read and committed.
Petitions OF undry inhabitants Of N. Yarmouth,
10 be retained within the old townSin case of a
division, were read and committed.
The Secretary of State was directed to procure
three copies of Mellish's Map, &c. for the of
the State.
The bill on the subject Of the small pox was
postponed indefinitely.
bill to prevent the spreading Of the small pox
and other contagious diseases, wac passed to be
engrossed
The bill respecting the attachment Of property
on mesne process, &c. passed to be eDgrossed, as
also did the bills TO annex James Lord and 9th
ers to the town of Denmark-and to establish the
Damariscotta Canal, passed to be engrossed.
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- TT ~ FFSF.
HcRATIo ,oUTBeATE. Regisrer.

ihE uoscrsoer he' b. gives puth coffee 20
Il All Concerned, that he has been dui n
.,ated nd akes On hirnselfthe trust az Al,
mInist or AZ the estate WI
ABRAHAM MITCHELL,
late Of / eePp {. u tie county Of Cumbe, land.
YeomAn, dressed, BY giving Boyd As the
iaw dirscs-s therefore reqsests N persons
WAC arc Indebted % he said drceAs-d's estate "
N Ike immediate pssmen nd tho Who have
Any dem snds thereon, Go exhibit the same f0,
c t.emsnt 10 the g mIaissi0aers
EDMUND PRATT.
FrerPorl, Feb 90 1921
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s. n the first Settlers Of our country the
holy principles Of those faithful es'les. who
l,ogei m wilderness TO preserve and diffuse
49, solemn doctrines OF ChrsiIanity--she
80 wears which have proved and exper-
900 hr public blessing II religious laws aud
;n.,;,u,iocs-snd The piety aud knowledge
AMI fame oI the pfimesal Legislators Of New
r,rl,nd. would have al combined 10 check the
-,';,nafy efforts Of those, who are Of yesterday,
.ad 10 whom wives and children, old and
,o.pc learned and ignorant, rich aud poor
- now anxously looking for wholesome,
.;.e and sacred laws. II was to have been
loned that they would have united to make
,ss sabbaih-Jay.s day OF rest and of reser-
.ncs and 10 have required al men to contri-
l,,,. n .or,e way or other, to The observance
81 tbatH " 10 some mode OF christian worship.
n i indeed subject OF awful and solemn
consideration to~sary member Of society (;
ord terhaps events may soon convince Us,
,ha, sboulda Legislature depart from ancient
ord long tried laws that have blessed thousands
of GOOD mea ia other times and pointed 10
,bem and 10 their children the way TO Hea.
ven. they may lay the foundation OF vicious
morals aud wIetchedncss among the people.
NUMA.
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FOR SALE.

THE ia VkRN HOUSE, buildings and
farm, consisting OF about 100 acres of Land
lateiy owned and nov occupied ~ PsTER CsRLE.
situated at Peterborough Corner, ia tle County
Of ork--an excellent stand for Tasera and
Trader. 4 he whole part will be sold on liberal
terms,or exchanged for Real Estate inPurtland--
liz not sold by the FIRST of april next. Il will be
leased for one or more years. Immediate posses
siOn siH be siren. Enquire Of
N. & L.. DANA & Co.
Portland FtB. "a. 1921
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At a Court of Probate holden al

the Probste Office 10 Po End w hia and 4
the County of Cumberland, On The third ruas
day of February, in. he year vf u Lord eiph.
teen bundled and twenty one.
1 IN the petition Of Ioshus Merrill stn;nistr.
~ tor d. norris non of The es, se of
ENOCH TUKESBURY,
lste Of F4lmou u. IN Sid Couhiy ,yeoman decess-
ed. representing that the personal e,ta of ssid
deceased and he proceeds If rel estate % :
under former license is sufficient 10 pay a G
jus debts, which he owed At the time D. Ia
deah by the som Of fwenty four Cunsrs aud
twenty four Gems and praying for License to
sell end convey 20 much of the real estse OF
sd deceased ulay be necessary for the pay
Hleni Il ssid d-bls md incidensal charges
OkDERED, That the petitioner give rotict
thereof % The heirs OF said deceased AVID ~ N.
persons Interested 10 sid STATE, by causing :
cory OF this o der 10 DC published in lhe P5rt-
land G4zettr. printed IL Portland. IN 50 Coua-
q, three ", - successiFtl,, tIa' they NAV -
Dear ~ Probsie CoGu 10 tie held az The p. :
bate Cfise ,ioresaid on the third Tgesdsy oil
March neA', ( en- o'clock ia The forenoon aud
slew ctust, Il any hey have, Why the prayer
III sad De riJn slioui no br EraBied.
A. PAKRls. JUICE.
true Copy-ArTEsT.
HOKATlO ,OUThOss r, Register
a.~@-n1-- nzs-zz~Hz<
pl 7. H.
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1t a Courl Of Probate holden at
the Proba OH e in Portland wi hin and for the
couaty IF lumber a d, on The third TUESDAY OF
FsSruary, IN the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred ADD twenty on
an the petition Of Pzfience Davis, admininra.
~ trrx OF the elf4,e OF
SAMUEL DAVIS,
late of Freeport, 10 fad counfv Mariner. aecea(ed.
repreienting ha' the peifonz eRzie OF faio de-
ceaied i DOT efficient pay he JIM debts. which
ne cwed at he ume OF his death by he fun of four
hundred four dollars ard fcry five cents. and
aysog for licenie ie and co vey 70 niuch of
the rez eifste OF iaid led including he rever
son OF Dove may be neceiTsry fnr he payment
ct faid debts and Incidental charges; ORpsRrp.
Ihst the petitioner We notice theeeof % rbe heirs
4 It'd decealed and al perfons in ersled N laid
lite, by cauiing copy ~ Ibis order to Ne cub
ihed q tie Portland Gaze &c, pricted 10 Por land.
ms I'd county hrse wees, luce fIivey, ,hat they
may appear at Probafe Con 4 he.hele at he
Probate dice aforesaid, on he rhi Tuelday Of
Ma ch next, AZ cen O'Clock IL The foreuoon and
thew caufe IL any hey have, why the prayer oe
laid petition fhouid not be 2, altsd
ALBION X. PARIS, Judgs.
true Copy ttte-F.
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@.AHa.eIR0
PORTLAND. MONDAY, FEB. &c, 1921.

The committee of the House to whom the
judiciary blil from the Senate was referred,
made report on Saturday against concurrng
n the Sensie's amendment, establishing a
State Court of Common Pleas. The further
consideration Of the report was postponed 10
Tuesday next The Committee consisted Of
Messrs. Wilson OF Bingham, Currier Of Read
field, Reed of WaIdoboro, Anterior of Pros
pect and Allen OF Sanford
The committee appointed by the Legisla-
i0re TO designate place tor ITS next meeting,
reported in favour of transferring The seat of
government to Hallowel On Thursday The
report was taken up IN the Senate, and re-
iecled IL TO 7 aud the House Of Representa-
ives after considerable debate on Friday, re-
fused TO accept the report. 80 50 Messrs.
Sprague, Redington and Wilson, advocated
The report Of the committee, and il was oppo-
sed by MessIs. Emery, Clap, Low and Wait.
a gentleman in NescorleGns, an a letter 10 has
friend a. this tslsa, gtres the follot0tng as the
state Of The market an that place, on The 10Th
uh
The Mississippi commenced rising about the
Goth Of last month";, and continued to rise TO the
present time which has caused the Steam Boats
&c. loaded with the produce of the Western
country, to flock down in great numbers, and has
started bushes in this place rather earlier than
usual, although our Markets are very low, OF
which shall give you sample as follows, VIZ
TOsacco first quality, from l-2 to cts. per
b. Cotton, u to Is /; Flour, S. fine. S3 TO 3,25
per bbl. Bacon, Hams, shoulders and middings,
a . "a ErfS nor n hest (Irfr.,ati lam q IL
to 10 per 10 Potatoes 81 to 1,25 per bbl.; APP
pies. 8 to $50 per bbl. /; Butter, l2 TO Is cts.
per ID. Cheese. 8 to 9 cts. per H.; Lard, 10 to
j cts. per 10. Sugar, Il to cts. per ID.
FREIGRTs are tolerable good for vessels of
from TO 600 tons burthen to the Atlantic States,
and Pensacola. where the French yesseis bring
their csrgoes, and take cargoes from this place,
on account Of additional duties on French tonnage
depnving them Of their former privileges of ira
ding at this port accordingly they make Pensa-
cola their resort for ths trade of Orleans.
The Treasurer Of the Maine Branch Of the
American Education society, acknow edges the
receipt of sundry articles of clothing valued at
p dollars, from the Female Benevolent Society
ofGOrham, ty Miss HUNT, Treasurer.
Sentence of death has been passed on the
youth, S. H. Clark, Of New burypoh, who
has been convicted of the crime OF arson
tbs execution will depend on the judgment
Of lie executive.
Hon. William Eustis and Hon. Levi Lin
con are nominated by the democIatick repub-
iiesGs, ioT Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Q. Masssoh0setIs, for the ensuing year.
TIE GCveTneGr Of Massachusetts, has APP
pointed lhuYg.ay be 9Th day OF April for the
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HARTFORD, FEB. 90.

HAhI OFAD, FEbs 10
Saou Storm. --On Friday last, and the
riyb, following, we were visited with tie
greatest isIl Of snow which we have experIen-
ced during The present winter. The snow
Was about "a inches deep on level, and the
road. were rendered nearly impossible.
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DNHE BUckFIsLD ACADEMY. will 20 into OF.
l. GRAFTON On Monday 10th of April next.
BuekfeId, FEB. 90; 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-26
DIED.

DIED.
In this town, on the 18th inst MARCUS Ed
MoND, son OF MIR. Marcus Quincy, aged Is months.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. SARAH Quincy.
wife of Mr. Samuel Nj. Quincy, aged Al.