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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06
Mem Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

Exchange Street,
Haas just received, and now opening for sale
"A large aud extensive assortment If new
Fashionable Goods,
If the latest imporlations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPEnNG--1 Case Figured
CANTON CRAPES-l Case Plain do.--Black
Nankin Grape Dres>es-1 Case "A Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Linen CAN lSklCS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs-EnglishwhgeS SILK HOSE.
French Black aud White DO. do.-Engiish and
French black and \ bite silk Gloves Beaver and
Kid GIOves-MerinO differentiation do,-blk.
Synchaws--do. Sarsenets-- Coiored Lustfings--
alack and white Sattins--dOube chain bik. Le-
vantne SiIks--Siik and Cotton Vc,vels-eiegaEt
FHnged CKAVAIS-M eh', black. white and MKT
Worste. and Cotton Hose WUmeu's white, blk.
and slate DO. d0.--J-4 black BOMDAZINE-Flg-
ured BON BAZE IS--Plain do.---TARlAN
PLAIDS-FIg'd " Plain Jaconet MusGs-Fig'd
a Plain Leno &Book ho.--whe Cotton Cambrics
Coored do Cambria MusIins- Black white Il green
Italian and French Crapes-EDg shGn ghams-Bnt-
lsh Cote. s--Furniturc Patch CaliCoes-C Cotton
Vestings-Toilenets-- Valentia and silk Nestngs
r Iayg and Bandanna Hdkfs.- Black Silk do
blk. red and assorted colours
Cashmere ShanIS,
with and without Borders Black Stockineit--
Blue Nankins-YeIIow -MilIinet-BOnnet
Paper-black and white Wound Wire-Coton
Shawis--Di nlities; Jeans Nankinetts; Russia
Diapers. blk and brown Linens; Ribbons
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing Silks, Twists; Cotton Balls, &c. &C. &C.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, haresback and brown
BroqdcLolhs; black blue, white, drsb, MKT, and
bareback Cdssimeres; Blue Queens Cloths; blue
and light coored Peiisse Cloths ; green and drab
C0dttngs; DpfLs; Kerseys; drab Hunters
Cloths blk. white, yellow, and green Hanneis;
Swsnskins So, 81, 1O-i s TIA Rose Blankets
&c. sc. &c. &c.
ALSOa general assortment Of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotton
Ssetings Bedhckmgs Gmgtams Checks and
Stripes Sa4ineHs Derry Diapers Bale
American red Flannes Six and Cotton Cmbrsl-
lbs; Parasos Bristol Bricks for cleaning KNIVES
L. Forks.
Sept. 1891. tf0
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TO BE LET,
\ 4 Farm for sale. X =.

y Il TUTW JUF SUE. = x
THE subscriber offers for sale the farm he has
improved the last 40 years, situated %
Black Point parish, so called, in Scarborough,
and bordering on the sea-board. Said farm has
good one-story Dwelling House and Barn there
on. The situation is uncommonly pleasant, con-
tains about 20 acreas Of good land, and is well
known 70 SPOrtsmen, who resort thither for ga
ming. II abounds with wild fowl, and i about
- miles from Portland, on al air line.-For
further particulars apply to
IVORY KILBORN.
Scarborough, Oct. 90.
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House 10 Sell or Let.
FOR Sale.

FOR sale.
OR To DE EXCHANGED FOR Personal PROPERTY
1.-TWO convenient twO-story DWELLING
L HOUSES, pleasantly situated in CHUnCH-
STREET. Any gentleman wishing 10 purchase a
situation near the centre Of business, may have
either or both Of the above 2 credit that can
not fail 10 accommodate. 10
SAMUEL HANSON.
Sept. 25. Uf)
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MOVES.


THE undersigned Commissioners the Estate of Tho
Lane .stcT late OF Portland merchant, deceased
hereby give notice that further Of thirty from
The third Tlrsdly Of allowed the Creditors II
said Este TO bring IN and prove their claims and ttst
they will attend for that purpase Il The Compiling Room If
Mr. Eeszrr Gre ~. No LcngWharf Wrlne sday tie
fourteenth day o. November next at O'Clock, \. NJ.
{ b2trS p r THFTRRSIoN' comx,is,ion srs.
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REMOVAL.
NILLIAM DIX

- RESPECTFULLY acquaints the Inhabitants of
Ia Portland and the Public that he has removed
70 the shop lately occupied by ID. Newcomb, (En-
graver) Aiiddie-Street, two doors east Of ]. Hsr
rods, where the Tailoring Business will be attend
ell 20 Ia all its branches.
EsG1PAl orders executed with neatness, punctu-
atty and dispatch.
Portland. Oct. 80.
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JOSIAH PIERCE, JUN'R.

attorney at LGT,
II AS taken the Office, recently occupied BY
n II Joseph Adams, Esq. al G0rham Corner,
where he will attend TO such business as may be
entrusted 70 his care. C,oTham Oct, g.
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Epenfng School.

A SCHOOL is opened by II. PRINCE, at his
- School Room, in Cumberland Street, for IN
struCtlon in the usual branches. Such a, are dis
posed To attend to the practical parts Of Msthe.
mates, will here find such cxpositions as will make
their studies pleasant and useful.
-Nct 90 t30t
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J. Sc K. HOULE,


FOre-Street, Head Of Ingraham's Hlarf,
HAVE FOR SALE.
90 4. s s:'s =, Tp' '' is' TEAS
20 hhds W. /. RUM-25 nhdsN Dc
40 hhds Moasses,
pipes 4. Brandy,
DO II. Gin-20 bbIs A. Gin.
10 casks Malaga Wine,
5 do Lisbon DO
90 bbs ard bags Sugar Loaf K Lnmp A..
90 do clear Pork-2e do prime DO.
10 do Mess DO.
$50 bbIs No Mackerel,
500 q1intals Of Cod and scale Fish
SO boxes dipt Candies,
10 casks Ra'sins-io bags Pepper,
bngs Pimento,
200 lbs Cassa-1O0O lbs CrfYae
100 600 Amersan Cigars-boxes Snani.b 10.
10 casks Powder,
1000 lbs Shot-2OO !bs Starch.
2 bbls Ginge Bengal Indigo,
Biadders Snuff
90 Kegs Tcbacco-cottor & wooI Gard
8 doz Shoves.
~ boxes by 10, 4 by 9 Glass.
IA 50 81 81 f0d f2d and &Od rur Naus
Together with general assortment of
Hard g HoNow HARE.
Oct. 2. CIV.
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Exhibition md Bal.

MIR. WITUYCOMBE respectfully informs
VI his friends in this town In I his Exhibition
and Ball will take place on Wednesday the 7th
Of November at Unto n Hall, performances to
commence att P. N. Those who may honour
the exhibition invited to punctual attend
ance order to give place to the Ball.
o. Tickets to be had at John,on's Book Store
POTfllnd Oct. %.
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NeW Goods.
NATHANIEL MITCHELL,

MA f1ANI I'D VI Oh ELL,
Opposite Union Roig, Mddle-Sireet,
HAS just received direct from England an ex-
Il tensive assortment Of Plated, PO;ted & Brass
Harness FUREITURE-Trunk TRIMMINGS
and WEBBs which with his former stock renders
bis assortment of SADDLkRY complete.
He has also, variety Of other articles in the
Hard Ware line. Likewise, Chase Csrpets--Phil-
sdelphia skirting, Harness, Brille LEATHER &
Hog Skins.
For sale as above general assortment of
". 4. Goods s. Groceries,
WHOLESALE or retsil-sh Of which viii he sold as
Cheap a. can be purchased in Portland.
n. B. All persons whose notes and accounts
have been due more than six months are Informed
that unless payment is immediately made, they viii
be Ieft with an Attorney for collection.
Oct. Q, 1891 CIV.
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StrGUed or Stolen.

L'ROM the pasture Of Mr.. Silas Hall, in Fal-
Il mouth, on the night Of the f!th inst. Vel
low Horse, six years old, with black main and
tall one OF the hoofs OF tie fore foot splitter. Who
ever will return said horse TO said Hall, or give
information shall be generously rewarded bv
JOSEPH FAIRBANKS.
cfFGrmingfon. County Of Kennsbeck
ny Portland Oct, 9S 1881
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'NHE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
ccrncd that she has been duy appointed and taken
upon herself the Administrators with the will AZ
az xed q the estate Of
THOMAS MOVES.
late Of Powns IN the county Of Cumberland woman d.
ceased by giving bond the law drectsshe therefor
requests al persons who indebted said deceased
estate 10 max Immediate PAYMENT and those who hsv
any drmand thereon exhibit the for settlement
pownal, Oct. "a. iSlI. BETSY MOVES o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-05

COMMERCE. IN THE WEST INDIA SEAS.
A message from the President OF the UNI
ted States was yesterday transmitted to the
House of Representatives, in compliance
with the resolution moved by Mr.. Fuller, in
that body, calling for information OF the Ma
val force which has been stationed for the
protection Of the commerce Of our citizens
m the West India Islands, and parts ada
cent, during the present year, and whether
any dspredations. by pirates or others, upon
the property Of citizens ofthe United States,
Engaged in such commerce, have been re-
porte1 70 our government. The following
il the substance of the information transmit
ted:
The Letter of the Secretary Of the Navy
10 the President, states, that the brig En-
,errrize. the schooners Nonsuch and Lynx,
and gun vessels No. l56 and les have been,
during the present year, constantly cruizlng
in the Cult of Mexico, among the West In.
dis islands, and along the southern coast OF
Florida and the United States and in ad-
di,on to this. all the vessels of the United
States, proceeding hence to the Mediterra-
mean, &c. have Instructions to take their
route through the West India islands, and
aEord protection to our commerce, sc. AC-
companying this letter, are several docu-
menls, consisting Of letters TO the depart
ment, Civ accounts of cases of piracy,
viz.
A letter from Messrs. 6. &. and W. How
land. OF New-York, respecting the capture
Of the ship Corsair, by one OF Aury's squad
ron from Old Providence.
A letter from Mr. Peter Harmony, Of n
York, respecting the capture Of the brig
Wil!iam Henry. by pnvateer of the same
>Chool.
4 letter from the Delaware lnsurs nee
Company of Philadelphia, giving an account
Of the Capture OF the schooner Martha, by
the Venezuelan privateer Admiral Brion,
commanded by captain Jolly.
A copy of the notariai protest respecting
the plumber of Barlolone Bella and George
M0riio, passengers on board the schooner
Sam of Baltimore, by the prirateer Impress
sor, under the Bueros Ayresn flag. COM
manded by captain Bradford. bid.
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sver to such complaint. ii would be but a
poor apology to say we had provided no
court to try the cause. The Indians would
not understand this excuse, and 1t would
lead 10 retaliation, and perhaps 10 an Indian
war. II is essential, therefore, said Mr.. w.
to enable US to execute in good faith our en-.
gagements with the aborigines OF the coun-
try, that federal courts should be organized
n Missouri We have other and perhaps
more important interests in that country,
which alone can be projected by the extern
sion Of the judicial authority of the union.
If, said he, the mail should be robbed, or
the public funds purloined, the offender at
this moment would go without punishment,
although there was abundant proof TO estab-
lisb bis guilt. Nay, if treason should be
committed, the traitors would escape with
IMMUNITY, for the want OF a court to take
cognizance of such crimes. In whatever
point OF view this subject is considered said
Mr.. w. il is important TIA, no time should
be lost in establishing the federal authority
in that state.
The resolution by the rules Of The senate,
lies on the table one day of course.
The senate proceeded to supply the place
Of the late Mr.. Burrill, in the judiciary COM
mittee. and Mr.. Mills, of Massachusetts,, was
appointed.
The resolution submitted some days ago,
by Mr.. Johnson, of Ky. directing an enqui-
ry into the expediency of providing by law
that map be annexed 10 the land patent OF
each soldier, designating the survey in which
bis portion is located. was taken up, and,
after some discussion was agreed to.
The senate took up the report OF the com.
mitlee ofpublic lands uniavorable to the pc
titioD of the trustees ofWorthington college,
in Ohio, who pray for a grant of the public
lands in their vicinity tor the benefit of the
college.
Mr.. Rugges, after some remarks. moved
that The further consideration of the report
be postponed till Friday next, which motion
was agreed TO.
The bill for the relief of the representa-
tIves of Gabriel Berzat, and the bill for the
relief of Thomas L. Ogden aud OF hers were
severally considered and passed TO third
reading.
Several bills received second reading
and were referred, and some taken up and
in part eonsidered; and
The senate adjourned.
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Congressional Proceedings.
SaoM Tuk NATIONAL ISTELLIGENCER.
Tuesday, January 2.
IN TIE SENATE.

Nv ths' ''iS.Nt Is
Mr.. Williams. o. Tennessee, from the
committee on military affairs, TO which had
beenreierred the petition o: Joseph whea-
tor, twho prays cDmpensation for extra SER
vices rendered 10 the late war; made all un-
favorable report thereon.
BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr.. Van Dyke, agreeably to notice, and
having obtained ieave, introduced bill to
establish an uniform system of bankruptcy
GThis bill! embraces oaly the bankrupt prn.
ciple, aud, with some notifications, not az
fecting It's main principle, is the same as the
original bill before the senate al the last ses-
siun.l The bill passed to second reading.
MISSOURI:
Mr. Williams, Of Tern submitted the tol-
lowing resolution for consideration:
Resolved, That the committee on The ju-
dietary be instructed to report bill extend:
lug the judicial authority OF The I. States
over The state OF Missouri.
The resolution having been read
Dir. Williams said, it was highly impor-
tant that the judicial authority of the United
States should be extended over Missouri,
with the least possible delay. Tbeterritu-
rialsour.s no longer existed in that terrific.
~, having been superseded by the courts Of
the state. The state courts had no jurisdic-
ton of offences committed against the Uni.
ted States. Several Indian tribes, said Mr..
w. live within the limits OF Missouri; our
treaty stipula,ions, and the laws regulating
intercourse with the Indian tribes, prohibit
intrusion on their territory, aud subject the
iniruIers to criminal prosecution. This is
an offence Of almost daily occurrence, and
none but federal coart can try such ufen-
ees ID, in the Indian country. white man
.houli kill red one, the federal court alone
csu take eosnizauce OF the offence. La an.
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S AVA 'a .", ,,a :. unaef,''hd II. I'd
oau no s'. :, '" 10 a., '''s o h, ",
.e ~, i"s'e do !" '"e s"'i' On the pa
t,,, INV '. Ee.s".s y, whose names w'reshq
',as ~ "I .Ap.a"a'of! note
"oo"e wv" ue at a HISS !" compreLcm
sene'"'v VIVA. Was Tie character
sa'" s s''"a ,.' he ''c9ment ought
"s ".'"'c ."e p'ori'' De wished
""s;a 80, ,ha ,,,', no " ~ peen thus 10
r 1,; =" WV P mI ~ NC neld Up
i ru''o sa .a .', "e ae.aieall"h vas
d., ,n 90. "".I.seoas' aho' vhsl3
s s".; :. va" " on! "'ou'nea''oh Or apoh:
,oI - ~ pai...u,ar r as II was So Eli
,.a a. 90; ~ :. "a 81. ~ u'"'D''y IN Coup
"' NJ E ~ IL
w. % ,Is ' I" wa. we or.'S'0d ny
80" W ~; '""' """eI ""lchtIt tel
p"r' IN iaes.'''n was :"aus, was 10 n 4
puse :" ,no pune '"'"'n 'h'se pesr q
"no '."i! nau .ne P'o''c Money
.,.n P,.se Is '"' ""t" 'Ary codj &
nv " "u"'' NV 'o"",r !"sl accoa. I
Oh" pay t"o o"i""'e' 'ot tilat the Ian
. ..;.h,. r ~" I'e ou,s su,n as me''teda
.pnh.. VI a:jau''e's' o"' also comPr )
",a 80. aely Sres' mass OF lndvidpl
sn,.,staI - ' .,", ts oi TIE faM{
ism.I snd ". a.a inv. , "au oeen just All
go. 80 e.. "s' "om tasre Masn
, Ua'o r. saPpoae az; CONSIDERABLE b.
at, ""!' "o"'a 'e i"und on an E.
I -. "i"''o",! ou' from variOus
".' sat" q" adjustment could m%
th. r,,ioa y, ,nI;"h a.. . uepar'ure IRON
csrs ms,s - ,s " " i"e accounting Off
nanv ;.a.."aa ,,'. governed. i
"! "s'""t.' '"' accounts were ID
"h; -. :. y. s'.s'eme".' al" would no douI9
sAn.o'' '"o 'n"'t Pe'ir,a fairness in thA
pal..s .o"I1rneu. nus he said. b.
'"'uu'"s al. PERSONS whose aecNuntt
were not se'siea' without distinction |
tne "eisW OF the odIum was diminish. +
eo Or 1851. ii the gentleman from Nd. |
|onia 30 INQUIRY his motion as TO Obtain
ciassincaIion OF lie cases reported
distinguishing those who had refused
OF neglected. 10 render their account
or TO pay the balances which they re.
spectIveiy owed, he should readily cen.
cur in the proposition: but in such al
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. Anderson, from the committee on pub
lie lands, reported bill for the relief OF
Clement 3. Penrose and John B c. Lucas.
which was twice read and committed.
The speaker laid before the house the fol-
lowing report from the secretary of state:
The secretary Of state, in compliance
with resolution OF the house of representa-
tives the lilh instant, has the honor OF re
porting that copy Of the volume, contain
irg the commercial regulations Of foreign
countries. which was printed under the d..
rection Of the president. conlormably 10 a
resolution OF the senate OF Sd March, 1877,
was transmitted TO each of the ministers and
consuls Of the United States, with request
that they would examine with attention the
part of the volume containing the regulations
OF the respective countries where they re-
sided, and communicate 10 this department
any supplementary information upon the
same subject which might be in or come into
their possession.
The communications hitherto received in
answer TO this request, together with some
others, relating 10 the same subject, are
herewith transmitted in obedience to the re-
solution of the house.
The original docume nts themselves are
submitted, as they were received, in the be-
lief that such parts of the information which
they contain, as may be Immediately desi.
rabe TO the house, will be most easily COL
lected from them; and as no satisfactory abb
stract or digest OF them could he prepared, ,
in time 10 be available to the house during
their present session.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Department Of state, 3Oh Dec. 1920.
The report was read aud ordered to lie on
the table.
The speaker also laid before the house a
letter from the secretary of war, transmitting
reports showing the number of soldiers re-
cruited during the year lSeO-the fund from
which the expences of recruiting have been
paid, &c. prepared in obedience TO resolu.
tion OF this house; which letter and report
were ordered to lie on the table.
Dir. Burweii offered the following resolu.
ton, which was, on motion Of Mr.. Smith, of
Md. with the consent of the mover of il, laid
on The table for the present:
Resolved, That The select committee, TO
whom the message of the president, trans
hitting an account Of the expenditures ofthe
commissioners, under the 9th, 9th ana 7th
articles of the treaty OF Client, f,r designa-
ting the northern boundary line of the Uni
ted States, was rel. rred, be instructed TO
report bill fixing the salaries of the COM
mis.ioners and agents employed in that SER
vice.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, il was
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To Rent.

A Atwo story house on Watersheds,
m with large and fertile garden
H. The house is well calculated for
"genteeI family, and IS in healthy
and pleasant part Of the town. For terms
apply TO JOHN HUNTER
ian5 u
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Died,

At Washington, North Carolina. on tht
9Sth of December last, Mrs. ELEANOR MAJ
saRET BLouNT, wife of Thomas H. B!oult
esq. OF thai city, and daughter OF The Iaa
Dr.. Gustavus Richard Brown, of Maryland
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For Freight,

,SM The sloop HELTA, o. B. Wrigt
:s master, burtben about 600 bbls ; $,
is an excellent vessel; about four years O..
now in readiness to load, in preference
the West Indies or southern port. Apf'
to JOHN H. LADD y 20
ian5
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Married,

On the Ieth Dec. last, by The Rev. John
N. Weems, H. H. HAWKINS. esq. mercbsL
OF Prince Georges's County, Maryland, Il
Margaret eldes daughter of ANN w. WooD
oil Charles county.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 5. 1891.

E- The person employed to deliver the
Gazette in that part Of The town east OF Roy
.l-street, not being yet thoroughly acquaint"
cd with the residence of our patrons, such
Of them al are not regularly waited on will
nle.se make il known at the office.
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r..r an THE un1rEp STATES.

BAsK CT THE UNITED STATES.
AT meeting of the Directors at the Bank
ing House at Philadelphia, on the 1st inst.
il was declared insrpsdient TO make divi-
dsnd At the present period. (Nat. Int.
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Aliens Prize List.
WASHI.t'G TON
.Ml.NUME.NT LOYYElf,

suOCN CsuECN Luz LII
No. 1884 prize of D.SWOS
$500 5000
as0e 500
9Iss s,VW
i743 1901 37I5 1870 1919 CU1
4O33 1910 *41O6 1850 4165)
70 1857 2469 1904 25ll ,o
1914 1861 3I63 1850 Z D"
4948
SOLD at Aliens ,o.
No. 6es, a prize Of 5000 dolls. ind 4iUH !.
prize of 1000 dollars, were both SOLO =; ~
shares, aud most Of them to gentlemen y"
this city. .;,,
The owner OF half the loco dollar PI'sn
presented his ticket and imnedlaIey hsr
ceived the cash for the same. The o.D'
shares win be paid as soon as preserve, ,,
Tickets examined and all lottery In'c'"
ton given gratis. !anV
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Clover Seed.

EHlFTY bushels Pennsylvania clover s's'
l. just received and for sale by ,r
jan5 st SAM. MESSERSMlln'