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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
For CuweS,
For Bermuda.

~, The good schr. ONLY DAUGH-
!ses,,GGs TER, Matthew Daggel, master; bur-
Cea about 500 bbIs. and will in very few
dar>oe ready, and eau take 300 bIAa. on.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
For Freight.
Coffee.
Braden Morgan 6 Co.

Di ouCh 4"Oi sS"t - w"
rJAVEimported in the ships Wlhelmina
4 g. Belvidera from Liverpool
Fine u super6ne cloths
Do do pelisse, DO plain & twiPd
Do do ladies cloths
Do double MILD Irsb cloths
Flushings, blue, drab 8. olive
Flannels, white, red & yellow
Blankets. rose, point 4 stip'd
Bombazetis, plain 4 Inquired
Tartan p!alds
Mtnno shawis
Cashmere do plain & embroidered
PLAID table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy waistcoa'ng
Worsied hose, black, slate 4 white
Do gloves y caps.
Coris and vel,ete"ns
9 s cotton apron check
T-8 & 9-S steam loom .hirhngs
S-8 IL GA cambria nuslInS
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks & bail twist
Beaver gloves cotton hose
Black ribbons, gslloons, Sassinetis,
Shoe thread, DC. &c.
Q mo 10 NSltoo"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Coffee.
For Sale,
r'or Freight.


sSE The new mi superior brig HAL
RsAs SE{, J. Small, master, carries a
s5oG iIOl barrels; IS IN complete order,
ell taAe tlc:ght TO any port.
For Boston,
~ The sehn'r. PACKET, Nathan
VIZ Hal. master, will take 300 barrels
On irsIrnt. or passengers, for which she has
superior accommodations.
Eor Portland,
az The packet slonp FAVORl7E,
Eben Dyer, master, will begin and
Dad m lew days; AMI take some freight or
passengers. Apply to
WM. FOWLE. I. &C.
WHO HAZE FOR sale,
Received by the sbose vessels,
700 casks Th0mastOn Lime
81 barrels Beet
sep, Il Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29

New Orleans sugar, &c.
NDSAY d. BILL, have just received
I this day landing from sci'r lndepen-
depce, capt Fisher, irou' Philadelphia.
8 hhds. prime New Orleans sugar.
s bbls. old rye whiskey,
10 gin, 4
II kegs containing 10 T. 10 bottles
I,t and I'd quality Levi Garret. and Sons
o,uH IN STORE,
Inst received from New York and intend
.teenirg supply of mould and dip't candles,
al,o brown soap, all OF which will be sold
OS. w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
SOUTHERN MONEY.

SOUTHERN MONEY.
wish TO purchase Bank Notes, checks and
A.spproved bills a! short sight, en-
South Carolina,
Worth CaroIiga,
Georgia.
Nem-Orleans,
Watches,
Virginia, 3
.Narylond.
All Of which will be taken a. lower tate
Of exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much TO their interest 70
call al my Office. to make any kind of ex-
change, or money operations.
will also purchase uotss OF the Banks Of
Kentucky, OHIO, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every hank in The
United States, also the banks in canada. !
can at all times furnish checks and bills At
sight. AMI short dates As may be wanted 10
any amount at the lowest rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-York and
Boston.
Please apply atmy Exchange Office and
sep, 92 II RONUiUS RICO ).
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
E,y New Orleans.
For Amsterdam,

az The ship THOMAS WILSON, ".
az w Thompson. master, is now loading
~ Nil sail in all the present month, aud
ase Toe hogshea /, on,treight on moderate
tras. Apply to ". FOWLE T. Co.
scot II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-YGrk and
llnctnn

Please apply a. my Exchange Office and
ankBg House, Bridge street. Georgetown.
sept 92 II RONUiUS RIGG J.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-29
Also, For Freig' It,

,FEA The schr. FIVE SISTERS, Jacob
Ssi&sASs Halves, master, burhen about Sue
. gr,l Is, and Will in few days be re +dy to
had and N preference will take freight 10
some Northern port, or to the West Indies.
apply 10
J. II. LAOD & Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessels
$50 tons excellent plaster.
SeEl q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
Fail g. HImter GOODS.
TUST RECEIVED and now opening FOR Sale
- by
ROGERS & cox.

! EKCH.iNG C-STREET-an extensive assert
ment Of SEAsONABLE GOODS, among which
are
case Of plain and figured Cashmere shaws,
| DO black 4 colored Canton & Nankiu Grapes
I Black ard white French Grapes,
| 5-4 4 SO black Bombazne, superior quality,
Double chain black Levartines,
Lilac, white and Mazarine blue Florence Silks,
I Black Sinchaws and Sarsnetts,
Chaageable Lustrings,
Scarlet, Crimson and green ditto,
MerinO ShawIs and handkerchief,
Queen Caroline Piaids-W orsted Bombazine,
Dark aud light Cambria Ginghams,
Figured Pelisse Flannels and Rattnettes,
Black, blue, crimson and green Taboy VelYets,
Black and blue silk do
Flag and Bandanaa Handkerchief,
Al and 8 4 Cambrics and Cambria Muslins,
Striped and seeded Cambrics,
Plain aud figured null Muslius,
do. do. Jacco EFT do.
! Imitation, India and Fancy, do.
Merino Trimming and Fringe,
Merino ladIspen4abIes white and coloured,
White, Plaid and figured CraYats,
Pocket Handker chiefs,
Fumitures and Copperplates,
, Plain and figured silk Lace,
Pehsse Wadding,
great variety OF colours and qualities,
bale white, red, yellow, green 4 black Elaunels.
Superiine and common blue ( black BroadcloLhs.
Black blue and mixed Cassmeres,
Superiine dark blue Queens Cloths,
Handsome Nestings
Ladies black, white & slate Worsted Hose, some
with embroidered clocks,
Gentlemen's black, white mixed half Hose,
Extra long white kid Gloves,
CoiOured and white shsrt do.
Black and coloured Beaver and silk DO
Mems BuckskIu, Doe and Beaver do
Irish Linens, and Linen Damask,
ca, ia aud STA Damask Table Cloths.
Linen Cambrics Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Imitation OF do.-Long Lawns-French Lawns,
Mlllinettes and wound Wire,
Boxes Cotton Balls,
Gilt Coat and Vest Buttons,
Twist do. do do.
3, 4, aud 3 Thread Cotton Floss,
TambouI Gotten,
Fine Tapes, Bobbins, Pins, &C. sc.
-.lLSO-
bales blcachcd and unbleached Sheet
ings Shrtiugs oi the Waltham Manufacture
Satinetts-(jnghams- Checks-Bed Tickings-
Threads---Diapers--g able Cloths and Cotton
Batting Tor bed comfoIters, &c. All Of which will
be sold at low prices for Cash oniy.
Nov. 18th, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

FOREIGN adgiccs ID thc o2d Sept. have been
received AT Now York ~ al arrival from Liv-
erpool. They prove that the sudden rise in
bread stutIs was not justified by the state Of the
harvest IN England OF Oh tie continent; and
that there Is no prospect that the ports viii be
opened for orr -four.
We have made some interesting extracts
from foreign papers, which present mcaH-
choly picture of the situation OF Spain Affairs
there have something Of tie appearance of The
incIpcnt stages Of tie French revolution, and
seem tending fast 70 anarchy. The people I'M
Ger q strong excitement are gradually destroy
la- the check Of authority and it is often nee
essary 10 call the assistance Of the military, 10
restrain the excuses Of the multitude "A state
OF things which must result in despotism Or de-
mocracy, as lie king or the populace may pre-
vail.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

An arrival at Phils delphia from Havana, brings
the account ofthe recapture, from the Pirates. by
the u. brig Enterprise, of the English ship Iu-
cies, from London, and her arrival at Havana
ODD nit. under charge Of a midshipman-and
also, the important netes Of CAPTURE bV The
Enterprise, Of FIVE SAIL Of PLR.ATIC.4L
VESSELS { four seh'rs and one sloop, and that
! they were all ordered for Charleston After
this hemp must take a rise !
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Oct 3, lat. p, Ion ~, sch Retrieve, IA days
from Bath.
Nov. s. schr Lucy, Of Fra nkfort, from Penob-
scot, for Cape Cod, lea distant.
Nov 6, a handsome schr from Kennebec, for
New Bedford.
Oct 26. lat 29, Ion 73 sch VIM Emeline,
days from Bath, for Havana.
Oct "a, lat SO, Ion y, sch Telegraph, "a hours
from Philadelphia.
Oct p. - miles 5 e. Of South Shoal, brig
Jane, 90 hours from Bath.
Oct. 20, lat %, Ion 10, sch Packet. days
from Wiscasset
/ Oct %. lat 81 Ion SO sch Edward & William,
1 Chase, ) days from Bath for Havs a.
! Oct. % lat "a, in 10 fathoms water chr
N George, Tohey, from Thomaston for Charleston.
n y. 8 on the fishing Rip, in 10 fathoms wat
er, brig Barzills Of this port, 4 avs from East
port. for New rk.
/ NOV. 3, lat %, loD ~. sChf OAYe Branch, from
this port. for the southwark.
! Oct. 81, going into Matanzas schr Factor.
! Hubbs, Of this port from Havana.
Nov. s, on Georges Bank, sch Triumph, from
| Bath for Vest Indies.
| MEMORANDA
At Point Petre 18th ult. bngs Pacific, Burn.
ha m. fr Portland 10: Enterprise, Merrill, Of do.
for st. 4 mas, same day, and another Portland
bril- disc argins sch Cyrus, Gate Cobb dead. }
! for Castne N 7 or DAYS.
| AT Port Prince 18th ul Bss on brig for
KennebuDk ID days Brig Leo, ofKennebuuk,
! for Turks Island. sailed same Ga.
| At ST. Domirgc 10Th ult. briggs Alert. Gordon.
| Of Portland, loading the coast for Havana
| Amity, Lane for Bath IN ID days.
| The markets al 1rndad are saio "a have been
! glutted with American produce Goth ult.
CT at Gibraltar Sept. Is. brig Decatur, Miller,
| Of Bristol, for Madeira.
AT St. Pieres 18th ult. brigs Sophronia Dole,
Wade for Boston rs Edwin, Portland, 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
ROmdOln (OI{eDe

THE MEDICAL LECTURES at Bowdoin COLLEGE
will commence on Wtdnesdag, Ne 18Th day
Of February, 1922; on Anatomy and Surgery br
Nathan Sustth NJ. ID. assisted by a demoustrator
on Chemistry and Materia Medica, by ParkeJ
Cieaueland, a. M.-and on the Theory and Prac-
tice OF Physic, by Nathan Smith, ~ u.
The Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery viii
employ in his demons trations new preparations.
which have been made expressly for The use Of
this school.
The fee for a ticket Of admission to each course
of Lectures is FIFTEEN DOLLARS, payable in ad-
vance ; amounting in the whole to forty five dol
lars
II order TO obtain the Degree of Doctor HI
Medicine, two full courses Of the Lectures must
have been attended, the lat Of which mast have
been at this Institution.
Notice i also given, that any citizen d. Maine.
who may need surgical operations, and rho III NJ
offer full and satisfactory evidence of great nov.
erty, shall have such operations and the medical
attendance necessary I'D such cases. free from any
expense, provided such person j brought INTO
the vicinity Ofthe College so that the operations
may generally Lo performed in the pleseacs Of
the Medical pupils
G-Board may BE obtained al Brunswick AZ
Sl,75 a week.
BranHo'et, .Fo;enr5sr Is, 1921. (eoy. 8r)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

NAlHANlEL TiLiON, has taken large
" ana con'e nent HOUSE, IN ChssHl Street,
nearly opposite the Academy, and within few
rods q the Courthouse, where be would be happy
70 accommodate few steady BDARDEhe. Cen
tIemen OF tue Bar and Members Of The Legs!A-
ture viii hKd good accommodatlons and every al
tenl'on g render thcir situation, agreeable.
Nov. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
J. & Z. HOOLE,

tOTe-Stred. Head OF hgTGhdnl'S Hbdrf,
HAVE FOR SALE,
AM chests and half chests "r
y " dyson, Young HysOn L T. Al,
and SouChong
20 hhds. w. !. RUM-25 hhds. N. E do.
40 do. Moasses,
pipes c. Brandy.
DO. H. Gin-2O bbls. A. Gin.
10 casks Malaga Wine,
do. Lisbon do.
90 bbls. and bags Sugar-Loaf &Lump do.
90 do. clear Pork-20 do. prime do
DC DO. Mess do.
$50 bbls. No. 3 Aackerel
500 quintals Of Cod and scale Fish,
so boxes dipt Candles,
10 casks Rasins- 10 bags Pepper,
bags Pimrnto,
200 lbs Cassia 1000 lbs Coffee,
100000 American Cigars-bOxes Spanish DO.
10 casks Powder,
1000 lbs Shot-2OO lbs. Starch.
> bills. Gmger-Bepgal Indigo,
Bladders snuff
90 kegs Iohacco-C ottop & Wool Cards,
5 dozen Shoveis
20 boxes Q by 10. & ~ Glass
Sd sd Cd 81 l0d I2d and 2OJ cut Nails.
Togethei with general assortment Of
Hard am Holi0W II are.
Portland, Nov. 10. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

The first volume Of reports Of cases argu-
cd end determined in The Supreme Judicial
Court Of The State OF Maine" we understand
i ID he press and will soon be ready for sub
scrbers. There is also in the pres, ID tins
Town a very useful work entitled, " A Coec-
iion 81 Gases OverTuIed, doubted, or limited IN
their application. Taken from American and
English Reports"
We feel confident in asserting that the pro
iession will receive a valuable acquisition in
each OF these works; the latter j, particularly
important, since books Of reports have become
50 numerous, aud contain 50 many real or ap.
Parently contradictory cases.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
ORDAINED.

n Waterford, "Wednesday !,sr Rev. John A.
DOUGLAS. late Of this town. the Cong reg sronzl
Church aud Society IL thar p7ccRev Josiah Merrill
q Otisleld, made the introductory PRAYER ReN. AL
Cummings, ~ preached the Sermon ON
theS- Frt7s PrieT5 lips 5HId Keep knolys ~
ana they JlOslG les fde I4gy nth r. he Is fEe
reeH,ey 2ftbs LO-e + H9qJNlsachi, n. 7- v. 4. vl
lhurston a nhrop, made tie oonsecratInE PRAYER
Rev than Church, Of Bridgeton gave tne Ch4rge-R-v
asa Crmmingi prsente Cd the right hand fellowship
ami Rev DasI1 fhu-ston tde the uding PRAYER.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
AUCTION SALE.


AT the Mansion House of tn
late Deacon Thomas Cro.s, ia CORHANf. w Thu.
DAY. 5tt inst. 20 o'coek 4.
All the personal estate Of the late Thona
Cross, deceased-Consisting III
! Horse yoke Of Oxen.
Cows Steers and Hefers-l2 Sheep. , sw
20 tons Hsy-lO0 bushels Corn -1J barrel.
CIder-Pork ana Beef-Car, Wage 5IoIgl
and Harness, AMI other Farming Uleu.t.h
Household Furniture.
Beds and Bedsteads-l6 pair of Sheets.
s pair Bankets-Ptlow Cases, Napkins aul
Table Cloths-brass Fire Sett, Looking . .ses..
Wlllard's Time Pieces-Chars and Tables
Crockery and Glass Ware-Knives and Forks
Loom, Wheels, &C. Together with q great
variety Of Kitchen Furniture.
Conditions Of Sale. Under SO dollars, Casa
Over 5O' mouths, for approved endorsed Notes
On interest. BY order NJ
AMOS r.. CROSS, y mir.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, Auct'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

II Court OF Prcbare- held Pare va.l Ali .o- H..
eyulty q oSt7rd' On the scc0nt d+y Of Ccto1sr a.
ths wear y cur Lord eigr1ii i.-ndd and twenty 01r
III ILL AN MUNRoE. AIl insrrar1r. l5 l.Jris t.Hl.
80 on Jhe estate ot Oliver HAP5UDD. 4le 1E vrarrI
ford having preleuted frsL u. ot r wv
the rs ate Of said deceased
ORDERED, That the aid " illiau fl-rras give 30.
rs IN III e s's Interested h- Causing rf fne
Orler to b Published three ver.s -n -.-I. Irhr p-
.%nd Ga4ttte' printed at PORTLAND t-t llu r .- -
PROB aIe Court 20 AZ l-ld Ak tLs Cllss tlou w aid -
Oh tie first Tuesday II D-ccBb-f apE. = - ~ ~
ce AZ che forenoon and shc c1-st, lf It'll. INV have
Why the s-0lld noI ua allowed
ZEN IANLN CHANDLER. TrL1.
true coPy--Atrrzr, AEJLL WasHEI-RN Fe--
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

4 spanish priyateer guns and $50 men,
who had captured a atrlat privateer after a
smart aCtioa ei tire hour, in which number
we're killed c- beth do as seized Al Curacao
10th ult Nv he Jyerr,r If that place. Upon
examination Il was iouti he had many Dutch
subirc.s on board /. .roua, Hho had been taken
out I, captured YES x
Coed Nelgs. Capt French cf the sloop Col
ioctor which was lately rohhcd by pirates on
the coast # Cuba, has ar At Bristol and in let
ter Il the editor Of the ProvilenCe American,
states, that saw two Of the Villains 10 custody
before. he left N4t<nzas. One oC th,n was ar
rested in the country, some miles f. and com
mitted to prison the other attemr.4I % obtain
the release az his comrsde by he Offer a \ brbe
Of 100 doubloons to the principal Alc5ie, 10
consequence Of which he was detected and Sc
cured, by the vigilance ofthe AIcade. Capt f.
" X called Oh to 20 into the prison and see II ne
could select from large number cf culprits the
pirate who robbed his vessel. He identified
them, without hesitation, as did several If the
crew who were admit to the prison afterwards
Capt F recognized one Of his own shirts Oh the
back of o e of them, which on examination, was
found to have his name marked upon it At full
length. Capt. F. remarks, 81 have great conf
dence in the disposition of the Spanish officers
at Matanzas. to punish such atrocities as they
deserve"
late arrival 7t New York from Havana brings inform
alton that the U. 5. brig Enterprise, Leu; Keemey
board abOt pirates, takS1 from the several
which he had captu. ed found bosfdo tie
Captured vessels letter of instructions from OF the first
houses in Havana Il further stated th.
every vessel THAT arrives of Matarz1s robbed the pi
and il is recommended aid hound there
keep clear Of Point Yacos the pirates have their
ds1vous at that place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13
MADRID, SEPT 6,


The first intelligence Of The events which
have tTanspired Al Sa,ragossa produced great
larment in this capital The discussions. al
The Club FOntans were most outrageous the
revolutionary orators know no restraint On
the 81 inst. Cou'ier arrived from Sauagcssa,
aud Il was instantly circulated that Rego was
arrested. The most Incorporate demagogues
exclaimed against his disgrace as seryIle de
tereuce 10 he French government.
On the fourth instant the commoton assu-
med more NioleL. character, in consequence
ot The new nomination OF the Minister Of Wa,
Rodriguez. An immense multitude thronged
Puera del Sol, and demanded that instant re
turn Of the King 10 Msdrld that the French
Ambassador should lie sent Of the CUrles
immediately convened. and sII suspected
r Is removed fromFhe Kings person.
i Yesterday. there was The same ferment
his Malesiy's answers were demanded, and
the authorities were forced to announce that
none had been received. The miniSers
have al sent ~ their designations. The troops
have been three days under arms. All ration
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

tNHt subscriber hereby gives Iu5c nCslr- t1 al COR
a. crFrei- that she has Dccn day arnairreA arr 49,
-P1n heTSer the uf AGnnistratr'N oF WV. r. F
STEPHEN SYLVESTER.
sVe x report - the county Of ClmberIa a. Marin
deceased ~ givus bodsas rte law dftrct. rhrr-f
rql-sts All persons N h1 indchal thr sd tl-4
--t'Ie to maS- immediate PAYMENT Bn1 h- Mo tay
any demands thereon, exhibit th- same wv ~ l-r
70 the Comm 8 ioncrs. kBICllr Cy ~ s-r -
Frge9SrE, ~. O, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

A meeting of The Mechanic Association was
holden On Thursday evening last, at the Meeting
House the Rev. Mr.. Payson-the service, com
menccd with an Anthem, at the conclusion of
which the Rev. Mr. Nichols addressed the
throne Of Grace IN ferycnt and appropriate
PRAYER, after which an elegant Address was de-
lWerCd BY GRENVuIE MEILFN. ESQ. lie gave
rs a brief and comprehensive view ofthe ancient
~ modern systems III education, contrasting
j aud showing the advantages which the lat
- possessed over the iOrmer-at the same time
pointing out The various defects ofcach I'D man
ner which indicated strong and discriminating
powers ofmind. In that part ofthe address which
was more particularly directed 20 the Mechanic
Association he described the advantages Of that
and similar institutions i'll a sttle which did hon
or to himself and must have been highly crafty
ing to the Association he addressed and to every
friend Of humanity.
The house was Crowded-and although the adj
dress was very long, there was not The least eX-
preston Of imPaueuce, but on the contrary the
eyes Of every one appeared vc'ted Oh the speak
cr At the conclusion Of the address a cOntrbn-
lion was made and we are happy To learn that
about sxty-six dollars were collected.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

bT Notice to Mayinsrs."We under
stand that the Light Hon es ca Pond-lsand,
az the mouth Of the Ken.eho1 River, aud on
Burnt Island, at BOOthb'g, were lifted up, last
week.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

a new novel entitled A" The Pirate" BY the
author Of Waverly, is now il the Press il
Philadelphia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

The sales of cotton his week have been
1880 bags Of all sorts, Of which 1926 were
American, 800 Upiands, at a 10 lI58:
Orleans. 1850. Q to - 10 Sea Islands 1875,
IA 10 23d also 800 Mobile and Ten The
demand still continues regular but there j. 10
advance this week ; and we must confess, we
are not little surprised after SO much bust
ness, that our market has not considerably i'm
proved.
Z. S. Wheat and Flour are dull enough, and
the ports cannot open.
Extract Of another letter. dated 22d Sept.
-" Flour IS from 28s 10 sos. and 20 change
10 Cotton"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

4 - usIt'y tIFtS PatIc notIrt N alI SON
4 ot'Hed thtt she hss urrH Lly appointed arl n I'M n
upon herself Ih- trust cf Ad-iHsrrar-is 9r 800 m
BENZ AMIN LEAEIIT.
late OF Portland the county VI C.-ter.-rl
flsut q Ceased By giving boid a. tie ..- dr~rre-E-
ihsrrtoie requests Az parsons who .ude tea 70 fh all
lee1aS-us estate Az make mm=d atr p-. rl-r d ftr.
WIG nave any demands tl1tuuI exhibit r- ,a-- fg-
settlement AI.I- -r- r- 49,
Portland Nov. Z. IS-f -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

DE 1T REMEMBRED, That on this twelfth dav Of INV
= ~ th year o ar Lord thousand ght hundrr Ia
twehtl on anu an forty sixth wear Of tile Inlepand.a
w the United States VI Amlrict, SIMON GREENLEATt
Lq ~ ING trct ut Name, has deposited III this ofcs
in the words tolc- ing viz.
" collection a Cs-s ovrrruird. douLt-d, or lnir-d IN
their app.i1+t.on TAKEN from American English Re-
po. Il. ~ SIMON GKEENLEAF, Councillor IL Law.
TO tiSnd: Printed BY r,hur Shirley 10 ~
n cOuto nifty the Act the Congrss Of the United
States entitled : An Act for the encours cement OF lea
by securing the copies OF charts, aHI books 10 the
authors and pruprieor of such copies, during N.Y. tir
th-ren mentioned ;' aud also. ct. entitled an
Act supplementary 70 a1 act. enEitc1s en-
enlargement OF lea hn2 by securing the cpjes or maps
CHARTS, and books 20 tbs authors and prop -toIs Of su
coPtes. dlrI tn THINGS therein once arG rNrenJn.
Ems dement's thereof g-A srs oi a. gnn eur av+n WIZ
etching Aiatorca. anu -lh-T l.ia-s-''
JOHN MUSSEN. NV.
Clerk Of tnEaj,sErict Court u p ire.
4 true Cnpv or record Arrest
JOHN hJ5SEN, I4l. Clerk Il .C. Maine
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

al men shudder when hey see that three or
t1ur "-c,ches, who itke the lead at the Cut
Euntana, car ,nas disturb public quiet. ana
drag u % The pfrciPce God knows where
Een viii stop "ho have taste for Revolt
lions.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

TEN CLOCK, Y. VI.
A courier has Just arrived from Saragossa.
There Is no doubt that klego sspired 70 The
Dictatorship some agents who were in the
secret divu.gcd The plan There was gen
erai cry Of execralion against the consprator
when his views were known. He has been
conducted 10 the fortress Of Lerida, under a
strong escort. II Is impossible 10 describe cur
situation We ale Oh Volcano
Il Is affirmed, that plot 70 assasinate he
king has been discovered, and That several high
personages are implicated.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

last week BgNNET PIKE, ESQ Of B-idgton,
and LUTHED FIcHARu>cN ESQ. Of this TOW D.
we're admitted % practise = attornies III the Su-
preme Judicial Court ct this state
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-13

NORTH-YARNOUTH S. ChPE-ELIZ ABETH
Mr.. lchabod r.. Lonag raised Beet ibis wear
weighing TN pounds s.I 0Hcsg.