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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

Most Of the trees, in Connecticut. which
were despoied of their foliage by the last
September tempest, are now not only in full
leaf, but dressed out IN gay blossoms Gent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

There are seventy-ttree houses, or places d
Public Worship 10 the city OF New York, only
two OF winch are incomplete.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

The papers mention that JOSEPH BUONAPARTE, i
seriously inds2osed at his resdeac- in New->rsey.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09
Foreign Articles.


The Baltimore Patriot of the 30h ul,. fur.
nishes The following information
Arrived, ship Chesapeake, Lane, late Paw
SON from Coqu,mbo, aud IA days iron VAT
psrIso.
A passenger in The Chesapeake, states that
Lord Cochrane had, the second time, seized
in the port OF Arics, considerable sum Of mo-
ney upwards Of 100000 belonging 10 the
brig Macedonian, OF Boston, Capt. Smith, from
Canton, under the pretext Of breach Of block
ade, aud bad ordered the brig TO sea, under
the command Of MidshIpman Heron, late OF
the Macedonian irgate. Captain Smith re-
NAMED on shore.
Slr Thomas Hardy, commodore OF the Brit
sh squadron, had protested against the extent
Of The blockade declared 10y the Cbllisn gov
eminent, and had declared that he should not
respect it beyond the bounds OF three leagues
% The windwald and 10 the leeward of Callao
and that, within those limits, blockading
force should actually be kept W.
-
Extract of letter from LsHdOn, flag. 3.
"King George IS now on his aquose ramble
10 Ireland. lie is not 10 good health, aud its
not unlikely that Pat may strain MS hosptsli-
", aud kin George with kindness. The Cor
onalion was by much the grsndest ever known
IN this kingdom. Seats IA Tie street, buli out
from the houses (ike boxes "a a Theaire) TO
see the procession only, TEN GUINEAs EACH. 10
tie reign OF Edward The first, this privilege was
granted for one /arthing--in the lime OF good
Queen Bess, il goi Up to half crown-a rap
i'd rise from that day 10 this. The Queen ued
with her party 10 OBTAIN an entrance a. two oil
three doors, but being denied, she wisely turn
ed about aud drove home. la the evening al
the theatres were thrown open gratis, and sports
invented. with grand fire works ~ the Park
which drew the minds Of nobility SO many
ways that they had no time TO thIuk st mis-
Chief had they been inclined on the Sueen':
account and il is very singular that amids
such multitude that batfled calculation, the }
should meet, mix, aud disPerse without sin
gle accident aud it does not appear that ever
the connoi.seuTs in coin Owed deep iD'o liz
mystery Of their profession on that day"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

expressly retained. How far General Jacks.a
la violated these laws, in the Imprisonment WI
CallaYa,, and refusing the writ OF Habeas CO..
p,as. issued BY Judge Fromentin, and arrcsiire
the Judge, we must wait fuller developemens
Of facts. and more information as to the author
~ Of the Governor, clearly to ascertain. e.
this we may clearly venture to assert, that Co
Jackson is either clothed with almost despot
power. or else lie has committed very DARN
offence. aud one which shows ~ the necessity
that the power Of rulers should be plainly delu
cd. and their authority limited
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

The wits say, that a Ireland was in ecstasy
al the visit Of ihe King, aud, as proof Of It, that
the very Boys we're in motion 10 greet him.
They add, that II was IN compliment to his
adopted Kingdom (for he has declared himself
10 be lrish) that be resolved to make bis entry
into il, fve days ottsr has Grrivai.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09

Spanish Clains--Ihe Commissioners undo
the 18th Article Of the Spanish Treaty, n.
adjourned to the first Monday IN January NO.
Tie number Of memorials already presented, a
ceeds 500, and the amount of claims, is 5000
600. Part OF the claims, as exhibited by tL1
memorials, the Board rejected at once, as n /,
coming within the provisions OF the treaty 9th.
ers they have postponed for further examine
ton and evidence. They have ordered, ard
given public notice, that all persons who ha, G
claims, and have not filed memorials of the sans
and intend to do it file them previous to the first
Monday Of January next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19

Il was sawed or, and has been brought home 10
the Eagle, as curiosity. The water entered
the ship through IRE horn, az the rate of fifteen
hundred strokes an hour, and on Its being plug
ged up, the leak ceased.
Sailed from 81. Thumas, May s, brig Enter-
prize, Gordon, Turks Island and Havana-7th
sch Sanford and William, Chase, Of Hallowell,
for Port Prince, ar 9Th, 20 days from Havana.
. At Havana 25th ult. briggs Fame, and Ne
clianic, for this port in 10 days; sch Washing
ton, do. unc. and several sail jast ar from do.
Sch Madison, Jones, Of this port, Q days from
Hamilton, Der. ar in Hampton Roads, I'd inst
was originally bound to Turks Island, from St.
Georges, but falling to leeward Of her port, re-
turned, after being out weeks.
Ar at Baltimore 7th inst. brS Barzlai, Pote,
OF this pbrt, Havana. ID
Arat New York TIN, brig Swan, Knight, Of
this port, Wilmington. Up brig, Azores, Tor Ten
erife-orig Mexico, of Brunswick, was to have
saied on the 9Th for Fredericksburg.
AT Havana 29th ult. briggs Corjelia, Totnan,
discharsng William, Norris, Uncertain Atlas,
Walker, Kennebunk, ready; Pacific, Robbins,
OF .his port Hind, Prince, do. just arrived.
Brig Superior, York, Of this port, arrived at
Philadelphia lth inst
Schr. Fame, CrowelI, Tor Portland in re days,
was at Hsvsns 1st inst.
Schr. Aretas, II days from Portland arrived
az Philadelphia 18th iDst
The brig Richmond, Adams, Of this port, and
schr. Baltimore, Moody, DO. were at Baltimore
18th inst.
captured sail ~ Anr ic Fishermen IN the Bay fun
dy-ssi &c be accom- OF action of the treaty.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
DIED.

In this town, on "Wednesday last, SAMUEL.
BAKER, Esq. aged 47--and Friday, was in
tered with Masonic honours, assisted BY the
members Of the Maine Charitable Mechanic
Association, of which he was worthy member.
By this dispensation Of Provide nee the town is
deprived of an honest man and good citizen
Society of one Of her greatest ornaments, and the
poor of one Of their greatest henefactorsg ---
Ia Windham, on the 10Th inst. Capt. Thomas
Trott, aged 80 years.
In Powual, Mr.. Thomas Noyes, aged SO. ..
In Raymond, Sarah, daughter of James Webb,
Esq. aged years.
10 Ssco, on the 18th inst Mrs. Lucy, consort
Of Mr. Phineas Merrill, aged 90 leaving hus-
band and four children 10 mourn her loss.
In New-Cloucester, on the 9th met. very sud-
denly, Deacon Moses Merrill, aged 78. 4 rery
lengthy notice Of he character Of the deceased as
omitted for cant Of rO07n.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19

The Fc.rh Of July . clc-c rpon us---the jav
,sn;ch once produced throughout this country
such thrilling sensations Of 10Y and gratitude; and
YET VIC hear now no note OF preparation to wei
norne is return.
II j evident that the yea, Of the father Is not
.ran.mitted 70 the son, and that the impressions
OF the great events - cur revolution grow fainter
aud fainter every year. ltismuch 10 be regret
~ that the only national jubilee we have, should
rail- into neglect--tlat in the space Of forty FIVE
years much of that spirit should have departed
which extended over this vast continent and sup
,nrtcd the towering form offreedom erect against
he erYines Of arbitrary power.
Have prosperity aud luxury enervatc1 ua 2 Has
the long enjoyment Of inestiniatle privileges
made lnrgetful OF the tolls and dangers and sor-
rowsbv which they were obtained Thenis there
me mere reason for the celebration of the day,
f,latAley should be recalled and wildly Impress
al Ipon the memory, so that their value msy be
lustiy estimated, 10y the price AZ winch they were
procured. Letthe achievements Of those days be
spreading glowing colours before the rising gcncr-
stion, that their young bosoms NAV swell with en-
thusiasn and kncle n the repetition Of those high
and unparalleled deeds ofyiTtuc and courage BY
which the golden fruit we arc now enjoying was
laid before US The aged and middle aged too,
,eedexcitomenf, for the fame of patriotism which
buried IN their breasts viii 90 ont unless it is
guickened by "reminiscences of the revolution.
Let NOT the day from which we date our inde-
rcndence be iorgotten Let not the memory of
thoso who hazardcd their lives to declare it, be
forgotten. Let not those brave men, who first OPP
posed their breasts to the shock, and thought hte
ofno vauc without free aud unrestricted enjoy
ment oft, be forgotten Let all these things be
freshly remembered by tins and every Succeeding
generation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
.EI4R RyFD

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr..
WILLIAM J. CLAP, to Miss SUSAN ELIzABErH
NEWTON.
In this town, by the Rev. Mr. Streeter, Mr..
SEwELL DRiNKwATER, 10 Miss HANNAH WAR
rem.
In Gorbam, by Seth Webb, ESQ. Mr.. Owen
Harris, to Miss Mary, daughter of Mr.. Eikany
Harding
In Scarborough, by the Rev. T. Lancaster,
sTr Jeremiah iiii. of Limerick, to Miss Lucinda
Libby, of the former place.
la New Gloucester, by Iohn Weber, Esq.
Mr.. Solomon Burgis, TO Miss Rachel Merrill.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19

n, Tpesdav the fQtb mss. the Portland Rife
Coylyanv. under the command OF Lieut.. THOMAS
WARsEN, pasad, a in celebration of their iOth
Anniversary. The high state OF discipline of The
truly e>pectsbe corys, reflects equal credit o.
.litv and martial xiii Of lhe officers, end tht
cpraf,! y aud ambition of the privaies. On this
.4on thew have grretg Increased their ~
deceived reputation for precision CORRECTNESS. anr
proaptitade Of manoeuyTe. Aher pcrtorDIr
mucous and diget~iGrJ evolI:ions. marches ag
frt,.s in ghiy military maRaer, and much y
tb qualification of the ciiizers they projected 20
the,r Armo Tor the choice o. ~ttcers there be
INK a Vacancy from tue resicnatinn OF Captsit
Cu1DwIcK. Lieu. THOMAS WARRfN, wa
unanimously elected C-q,ssn; Ensign LrrHk
DANA, Lieut.. /; and hr. REUsEN MIrcasII,
-l&nsigu. IN the -terno1u the company rePsi e Il
- N. CosuRN's II 'te, sad PartoHk q n *
,ieut Dmner. IN com.sny with number at
-, Niiarv anil other sentlemeu. who ws-e invited
40 rests Ratiunsi convtviAliiy prevailed AT
= cloth was removed, the following Toast,
,rnon-- others, were drank.
The Vay-Slsy eseh return Of IT inspire those
..,,erou. end patriotic feelings, which influenced
tte finn1ev V OF this association.
~, Pre.gdem IF he CHited Siaies--He musl
mite all The virtues who uniies All hrarts.
The Heroes Of he ferolHion-lhey need no
-,nuuneat. While the hiiis which witnessed their
-alour. darssu our hnr'z"n-
Our inie CHEF 5'Ggistrafe--Nsy the voice Of
,.,r chant. which Induced him 10 abandon the
hair. be remembered at Washington.
The nila;a-May they be as hrm in the defence
r cur Liberties. as they we're etncac'ous IN The
ahevement Of thew.
\ The former ofcers Of our torPs-hay 'helr sue
r..so,s lie emuIaus af their character % ctizens,
IN of their discipline as soldiers.
The flaericaa Eg@te-Her wi"ss a'teAuy 'ouo"
,ba Two oceans; " rir Ambitiou cries let them he
,-,h., extended. Prudence exclaims IL Is enough.
Dur Ce,efrv-V-,e nsy he victims o: iegiii-
p,o.c tyranny ever had as~y' aTn.
ri)ltf .arss and NGty-Ihe'r achievements WI
--~eive from p.s'sri,y che tFbnte OF eu'ogTum
~. sse passls 81 s.s.o-y re9eat item
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
Has JUST RECEIVED Al HIS

Has JUST EECEIF ED At HIS
BcoKsToRE, In MiDDLEsTREET,
A n.w supply Ct Nautical BOX, snd Charts,
"A and oh. IS for sale The foilawing:-
Bowdhct'- Nsvig tor Cossl Piiot-NsutI-
csl A!mansck., fer 1921. 1922 md 1823-ses-
msn's Jousnsis-uew aud conpls'e Char OF the
West Indie.-Do. of the S4u,aern Coast { ON
Ny. 10 Flrida-Dc. of the Taste o Coast from
u Y. 10 Hahtsx-new Chart OF the Coast OF
L.strador-Do. Of Ne wfCundRnd--New Cas,
If The Bahama 3aIk, with sailing dl'ectiOns.
Chart OF the Wet Ais,tic Ocean,
Chart IT the South AL nuc Ocean,
Chat cf1hs Cast OF Guiana,
De. ct b .zi.-Do.ei Long Island S,Und.
q, ders re soilci'ed i'un BrtksrIiors aud ship
CT. ndlers, who can be iurniseed as above Oh q c
publishers les, 4 ms. Juue 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.


TAKEN by execution aud 10 be sold al pup
tic ageuao on the fourteenth day Of July next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Auction room of Ste
phen Mcclellan and Iiucthy Fletcher Elk
change Street Portland,
4 III The RICH. 10 equity of redemption which
n Thomas Peachy, of said Portland, has in aud
70 the following described mongeged real estate,
VIZ: A small lot Of Land ia said Portland. bound
ed, beginning at q post in the uortbesly corner of
the lOt Joseph Good bought Of Edward Watts,
June 10Th, l78.-'hence from said post rUnring
southeasterly adjoining lane thirty eight rcet TO
another Post-au iram these two posts extending
sOdihwesteTlv, carrying the same wid Of thirty
eight feet and adjoining John kisbaii's land about
three rods 10 land Of " allan Harris. together
with the privilege of lane of eight feet wide aud
cunning back FROM the lane first mentioned joining
the Lot hereby conveyed forty feet, be improved
in common, aud to be kept CLEAR from any incum-
brance, except The door steps of the house stand
ing the adjoining lott being the right equi
~ 80 The same premises which said Peachy mort
gagged to Lewis Stetson, 10 secure The payment OF
three hundred doiars and interest from the first
day OF August, 1920, as per mor gage deed record
ed in Register Book 80, page ais, appears
JOSEPH NJ GERRlSH. DeP'y Sh,f.
Portland, June Z, 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
w. B. NORTON.

Z INFORMS lis friend and cultomers that he hiss
received bis spring fupply of Good, akiog his
ahortment comp etc, comprising he following ar.
ticies. VIZ:
20 hhds. II. Croix and Wind
wsrt !n,nh Run Of hyperion Guaty-pipes of
cognac aud streight. Brandy-hhd American DIN.
10 chest, aud boxes Of variou. kinds of reas-
boxes and bbls. Of Sugars bales of Coiton-T Tier
ces Of Rice 20 kegs e Lot quality Tobacco : %
bbls, v,negsr--l5 doE. .teei back and C mmon
Scythes-Iron & steel Brosicoh. -CaiIiaeres !;
American Sa'inet,s- Gil ghams sheerine = hirt-
ings and Yarns-FugIiih piece Oaods-1soc bufh-
els befl yellow Coen 300 do fla do 40 boz.
-Four, with great variety of small articles 10 rhe
grocery line The s5ove Wi. e sold At the low
sfiprics,.Tor cath, good lumber, or approved credit
r or safe as ab0ve--
$50 NJ merchan,able Boards,
50 8 seAioned Jomsica do.
50 = :" mill refuie do.
rs :" pine IJce and Timber.
so" hard pue Plank, for vrGeis ufe.
$50 " IN and I'd quaIi,y iay,og Shingles,
Is I" Ciapboards,
1000 = red oak Shocks aud Heads,
200 I" white oak do. do.
in Yard, LuTber by retail various kinds,
Carsoes of Lumber fun ifhsd at fhort notice 20
tut the market for whch they ara wanted.
June 10. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19

Ths departed r-,.nJers ot or co-ps--Whcse
puwe i &c Mid wec us, sosc inaii..e ) he green
OF zoe sstey. One roona 10 sheir memories.
The dnsrsedn fdir-~hA hey 90, { ID. I'M
press "a sntuv. they wi.i have Ihe pdrHt-press "a
sayir copn'ry men.
VoLUNThERs-B By inriied Guests.
~ oenerel COM. ias Pertiaud I.,ae Com
Pday-lt - asst should be, an hpnour ard vrna-
lnept 20 the 3illiiIa II Maize.
Bv Geoefa! .NISGATE. The Citizen Solder
Il j. caase u g,a,niaI,on, tuat under our happy
system OF government. has du'ies a. a soldier does
not teIcgaie irUm hs rights a, d eiIzen.
by ISAAC ADAMS, Esq.-HInors associations
the besi tDaorSerS fal eace soc'eues-should
the PRINCIPALS lali. The SHrtheS good
by Judge PARaIs. Ihe Bliht.a Of Jllr country
Our grand naliunal deience-mas all VINO look
20 q To- Protection, De equally wiling TO give u
support
by AsHrR WARE, Esq. The soul ofthe mili-
ftd The Independent companies, at once ,hen o.
nament and instructors.
Ky NArHANIEL DEEkINC, Esq. The Sons or
Greece. May they no longer ,oil 10 scsvltude at
The fallen columns on which their ancestors have
inscribed the righis y man
CaSudly.-On Tuesday last, four men, by the
names of Nathaniel Hovey, Ebenezer Eldridge,
William Ellis, and a Mr. Frizzie, went down the
harbour with the view OF fishing. When they
had proceeded as far as the buoy, the wind blow
ing fresh, the boat capsized aud immediately
sunk; which beng observed by the crew OF the
ship Neutrality, lyirg at an nor at the Quarantine
ground, they nealately dispatched boat tor
their relief--but unfortunately did not reach the
place until the two FIRST named men had sunk to
rise no more. Whilst the boat was upsettIng,
MIR. Frizze seized an oar and sprung mo the wa
fer with n nv ~ ,yhl he was
able 10 keep himself above the water until picked
up by the boat from the ship. Mr. Ellis gained
the mast OF the boat, the top of which was just
above the water, and thus preserved himself
from sinking until relief was afforded. Acci-
dents frequently occur IN sail boats tor the want
OF skill II the management of them-we hope,
therefore, this occurrence will operate as salu-
tary caution "a. those who venture on the water
III such blowing weather.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
y x*CARDING MACHINES

~ CUPFoC' N.
THE subscriber Informs The public, thar he has
= erected CARDlNG MAC lines adjoining his
Cri,r Mil, 1t Capisic 10 Welfhrook. He ha. pro
cured TWO Of the bes, Machines for thar nuroose
which are cow 10 oUera,toa. Mr.. .TTNo SMITH,
40 experienced wo, KIN an has been engaged az a
foreman aud every attention shall be paid that
wool entrusted 10 his care shall be carded add
promptly delivered in workranIike manner
Wool left at the store lately
occupied BY Capt. Sas Hamilton, at StroudwaJer,
J. M Prince, Iograhams Wharf, or at shaw &
Eseys, Middle o,Teet, Portland will be mmedi.
Ney paid at,eRtioo to and returned "a Rolls TO
the same places. asa KNIGHT
Terms, cents per ID. ca,h, cts If charged.
Wertbrook, Jupe Ie, 1891.
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rs GAZETTE >sSn
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND. :.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Tuesday. June l2--Ar.ship Neutrality, Coo nos,
Havana, molssses.
Same day-schrs Fish Hawk, Weeks, Castine,
sor Boston-Ce ntaur, Young, St. Peters Betsey
Z Eliza. Baker, N. York, corn and four-sloop
Packet, LoTing, Boston.
Thursday -Sloop Rapid, Nickerson, Boston,
corp, rye, cotton, &c.-schr. Roderick, Baxter,
n. York, corn and glass-sIoops Lark, Upton,
s.. Andrews, for Boston, plaster-Preside Mt, Po-
land, Petersburg, cotton and four-Leander,
Green, Boston.
Fridag-Schr Mary Ann, Prince, Alexandra,
FOR Eastpor;, corn aud fiour-soop Fancy Packet,
Waite, PASSPORT, plaster and fsh-schr. Susan,
Thompson, Bath, salt.
Saturday -schr Joseph, Prince, Wilmington,
corn and -four.
Sunday-Schr. Betsey, Durham, % day from
Gonaives, (HaytD with coffee to Thomas Chad
wick.
SINE day-sloops Maine, LOWELL Boston
Caroline, Porter, do.
oLEARANcEs.
Wednesday, June l3-Cleared schr- Fountain,
Hill, Lubec.
Thursday-Schr. Telegraph, Blanchard, ST.
] Ohm sloops Ruby, Cfooker, Bath; Votary,
1tockman, Boston.
FTiday-Schr. Centaur, Smith, Boston.
Saiurday-Brigs Mechanic, DAVIS, Havana;
Mary, Gardner, Guadalupe.
The brig DELEGATE, ofthis port, which WIS abandon
ed in IAN is By C,pt. CorJe ne said, tor want OF
" sails. has b. pieed IN lat Ions. g.,
sipped VERY vrs.ige CT property except about 100
IN Is. Ct moi sset md el into Richmond Nsby 4
british bouu.. that place. Her hall IS sad 70 De
sound and IN good cd Y.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
June q. lat 81, ION SO, brig Cumberland,
Woodbury., from this port for Havana.
May %, lat 80, Ion 50, brig Palafox, OF Bath,
days from Havana, for Portland
June 3, lat 81. Ion "A, sch Nit Vernon, How
land, is DAYS from Portland, for Alexandr.s.
rs ofthe crew Of the privatcer brig Bal timore,
Of Baltimore. under the Buenos Ayrean nag. who
we're taken prisoners, about years since, at
Pernambuco, and kept in slavery for that period,
lchained two by two, aud compelled TO carry
heavv stones on their heads, daily arrived at
Para, about 90 days ago. They were Lngiish
and American, aud hopes were entertained 'hal
they would be released.
A gentlemsu from Nantucket states, that the
ship Foster cf that port, whilst whaling IN The Pa
cine Ocean. wa. struck ID the bottom ny a HOrn
Ftsh.' the horn Of which perforated Though the
CONFER, plank, timber and the ceiling, diago-
ually. which caused her to leak considerably On
remoyin- the casks, sc. in the held, 10 ascertain
the cause Of the leak, the bern vsss discovered
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
YoRK, ss.....At a Probate Court

YoRK, ss.....At a Probate Court
held at Limerick within and for said county, on
the twelfth day ofIune A. D. 1921,
{AIHRREAs Iemitna ChaIli, admini,,ratrix of
w The enate of DAVID CHaLLiS, lare of New
Geld 10 ,aid county, blacksmith deceased. has this
day presented i,st Of claims, as allowed by COM
mi.sioners, agsinif SAID clta'e for acceptance,
ORDERED, that the said adminifli strix notify all
per,on, Ipte,sited 10 appear Mtbs Coart 20 be
holden a, Keonebuuk, on the tscond Mo0dsy of
July neI,, a, ten CT the clock 10 the fore noon by
causing aueied copy Of this order, TO be pub
Iifked 10 the Portland Gazette, printed at Portaod
three week' sueeessivey; TO Be sis days a, lea q
prior 10 the SAID second AIonday of Juiy next
that they may then and there appear and fhew
csue, if aoy they have, why the SAID in ofciamc
fhopId not DC accepted.
JONAS CLARK, Judge.
Arue eory-atef,
CSC. 1g,cHss jun. Regi,ter.
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~ HB ,ut scriter vi hirg Z olo,e bis husineu Q
| a account Of IL health, r'queiis oil those who
are ,udeb,ed to him either by note or account 10
make payment CO or before the IA b of sept. reIt,
or eI.e their demands will De eff 81 an attorney
for collection. ANDRhW MA(kfS.-
Portland ,ure 10 Is2is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19

n inoemtd Apr .ntce BY the usmt Of 81 EpHLN HAIR
MON, sbcut years cd, with oak hair ard oaek eyes
had on when he away, Que eost Ns0kh t'~.its-
nd csliro vest. This fui al all hail.
bruy or trusting Rim ny ecccuit, as snail Pay 70
aCbs ot his eontrsctIrs anu ~nutv , VII stp e. - y
rp sand ntice. shall te entitled 20 Que Irt -
ward. .Rd 90 charges p1id. ZsCHAhiAH HsFAoN-
ss.s borough, Jane AS ess'
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I'VE annual meeting Of the Maine Missionary
S1ciety Is 40 be held on Wednesday, he 27Lh
inst IA, The meeting house of the hev. Mr. Green
leaf, Wells The meeting for BUSINESS is TO COM
mence al nine G'ciock A. ~ and the meeting for
pubic orship at thrte o'clock IA. W.
The Trustees ere requested to as, Rble at eight
O'Clock IN the morning.
DAVID iHUPSTON. Record Ssc,ry.
Winthrop, June 8, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-19
AUCTION : ALES.

AT WILLIAM BOARDMAN'S
Auction and Commission Office,
Ercionge Street, THIS DfY.' Gf 10 O'clock
- fr\ tx lbs. Tobacco, IN punches for retailing
q w 2 bbIs. retailing AIolasses,
1 mahogany Bureau,
Spy Glass Gun.
1 doz Scythes--6 wood compasses,
e. English Cod Lines, "a thread.
12 eroce best I. p. bank cod Hooks,
do. DO. middle quarter, do.
g do msckere Hooks.
IA chest Locks-36 cupboard do.
f8 sett Knives and Forks,
Sgrdoor Bolts 90 esso kszors,
Is cast steel sick!es,
l8 large nail Hammers,
- pnmp do. do.
q shoe DO. do.
s cast steel brirk Trowsls.
finished ssddlerfs Hammers.
50 door Laiches-f5 fat Bolts,
groce Awl~ Blades,
q dat iron Stands,
India Hammock,
Vess Patterns and largo vasiety Of other
suicie-.
&.*Cash4Il advanced on goods
left IL be sold al auction and the smalIesr fsynur
received with gratitude. June IL.