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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

With respect to the annual cost Of vessels
dismantled, the commissioners have to Oh
serve, that they knowof no difference in the
expense of vessels in that state and when
placed in ordinary. as dismantling is ne
cessary preliminary step to their being pla-
ced in ordinary" Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Best Lamp Oil.

ONE thousand gallons winter pressed
~ Spermaceti Oil. warranted OF prime
quality. just received per sIoop Brothers,
aud for sale by T. Fl. HOWLASS
l9th nc g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Lucky Office,

Penn,ylvaniia .7vsnue, Washington City,
Where all prizes Of any consequence have
been sold.
Jan. 96
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Died,

AT Mr.. VIM. Fox's, in Fairfax County,
on Tuesday morning last. Mrs. Isabella
Summers, in the Goth year of her age.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Washington, Jasuary "a.

The bill for the reduction Of the army has
passed the house of representatives by a
large majority, but which would probably
have been larger, had the details of the bill
correspondent rather more nearly with thu
plan recommended in the report OF the sec.
rotary of war. The objections to the details
Of the bill, as has been in,imated, may be ir
some degree obyia,ed by amendments in the
senate. or by supplementary enactments.
The only decided objection which we feel
10 this measure IS, that il has been treated
as question Of finance. Money, it is said,
is as much means Of war as military pre-
paration, and as much is gained by reducing
the national debt as by the acquisition and
preservation Of military science, and the
multiplication of stationary defences. This
rs stating the argument in its strongest shape;
and yet the experience which, in our short
lives, We have had OF the direful disasters
owing TO the want OF military organization,
leads US to apprehend dagger from any
measure which has tendency to impair
that which now exists, by Withdrawing from
the wal department any part OF the talents
which surround it, and are giving to its ope-
rations so much efficiency.
We hope, should the bill become law, it
may have all the good and none OF the i'll eff
iects which have been anticipated from il.
We particularly regret that the Topographic
cal engineers are to be discharged; because
we have seen that, in peace as well as in
war, their services are of great value 10 the
country--so much SO, in our view, that.
were the whole army TO be disbsnded, we
should like to see this intelligent and useful
little corps kept in the public employ.
National Lntelhgencer.
The bill providing for the relief Of the ia
nily the late Com. Perry who, by bis un.
timely death, have been left in circumstan-
ces of distress, was yesterday discussed in
The house Representatives, and was order
ed 70 be engrossed and read third time to-
day. There is little doubt Of its passage.
We would hope there is no doubt. We do
no, think we mistake the feelings Of the ma
ton, when we say the measure is in unison
With them. Ii congress cannot always act
from the impulse Of generous or of grateful
feeling, but must reguldte its actions in ge-
neral by prudential considerations, it is
pleasing to find at least one occasion where
i,may be generous without being indiscreet.
The minority on this bill, as far as the de-
bate on it afforded the means Of Judging, OPP
posed it as precedent, rather than from
any objection to the measure itself.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
Grand National Canal Lot,rv

goes into the wheel, and may be had al r..
Ier's truly lucky Temple OF Fortune for The
small sum of ID dollars. where have been
obtained, in the short time OF two week,
prizes to the amount of more than twenty.
two thousand dollars
Eighteen drawings over, and the follow.
ing splendid prizes remain to be drawn:
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
90, 900 DOLLARS.

20 OF 300 d0ls. 40 OF loo doIs. and seve.
raj thousand Of so dolls. and smaller prizes
Cash advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
and prize tickets in other Lotteries receiv.
ed in payment tor tickets.
Present price of tickets IA dollars, shares
in proportion, but will soon advance TO Is
dollars. as the tickets are nearly all sold, and
the Lottery will soon be completed. Fer
lucky numbers apply at
TYLER'S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26

The aanuanal expense OF vessels in ordi-
narv, exclusive Of any repairs TO which they
nay he subject, may be estimated as tol-
lows, viz:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-26
TyIer's Invitation,

Tune--O! come to my bosom, &,
o come to my Office, and Danish all (e,r
Tho The sheriff pursue thee thy home ,I.r
be here: "'"
Here's Fortunes sweet smile whch no DIM.
can o'ercast, ''
And Tyler's rich prize shall make up forth.
past
What's a Lott'ry made for, il 'ts no, E.
this ~
TO raise the afflicted from sorrow TO bEss
know not what number most pIeases v0..
heart;
but know what will give :hee wha,iov IT.,
impart.
Thou wilt call me thy angel in tina, bli,s.
When my ticket UPON thee lis treasures sh,i
shown.
To the Wheel 60 uDshrinking, thy stems pr
pursue;
A prize shall reward thee, and profit me oo
On Friday the I'd OF February, the splenaii
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
DIED
DIED,
the 18th inst. Deacon Robert

In Stsndish, on the 18th inst. Deacon Robert
Mitchell, aged 40.
In Gorham on the 18th ult widow Olive Mequillian,
aged 49, after painful illness of twelve months, which
she bore with christian forttude and at last in the free
exercise of her resigned her soul into the hands
Of her Redeemer in the firm hope of being translated
from the church militant in that place, to the church
triumphant in glory above.
In East Bridgewater Mr.. BeZa Hill, instantly killed
by the upsettng of cart he being in it, and il having
been completely overturned, and one side falling his
head.
In this town, Mr.. Micah Sampson, aged e years
Eliza F. daughter of Mr. Nathan Howe, aged II years
Edward son of Mr. Albert Newhall, aged &c months
Rufus son Of Mr.. Nathan Hubbard, aged 90 months
A child Of Mr.. Anthony Fernald, aged weeks.
In Westbrook, Albion, son of Isaac Walker, aged
Is months.
In Lewiston Miss Louisa f. daughter of Dan Read,
ESQ Gan obituary notice Of the deceased will appear
in our next
In North-Y arnouth Mr.. Isaac H. Bailey, Of the
inflammation and efusion in the brains, after enduring
almost an nexampled degree Of pain and anguish. In
his death his family have sustained the loss OF one OF
the kindest husbands and fathers, and the public an
active and valuable citizen
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

We arc able % present, to-day, the result Of
the election for Governor in 90 towns: bv this
Il appears that Judge Paris has received ma
l9rity Ct all the votes, including the scattering, of
about 200. There remain 10 &c received the lists
Of 40 small towns and several plantatio which
viii probably increase his MAJORITY. The scat
terins votes have not been correctly returned.
In our calculations We have estimated them at
700, and have added to this number 500 for in
fOrmaiities, which make 1000 votes 70 be set OF
against the votes for Judge Paris. II then ap-
pears, as viii be seen in detail, under the list of
returns, that Judge Paris has majority of 600.
his result viii probably not be varied much by
INC remaining towns, and the conclusion may
therefore be drawn, with safety, that this gen
tleman IS the successful candidate.
We have given, below, all the information we
have been able to obtain relating 10 Senators,
by which it appears probable that u out of the
q Senators are elected BY the people.
For members Of the House, MANY changes
have taken place, and such as we think will be
favourable 10 the good government Of the State
and the best interests of the people. Many OF
the late representatives, who manifested dispO-
'sition to introduce innovation much beyond pub
tic sentiment, or the welfare of the community
3taye had liberty TO remain at home, to mature
tthcir theories, while their places have been sup
pied by more practical men. We cannot YET
r define the limits of political parties in the House
VIII accuracy; but it is very certain that the
throe parties which have appeared in the Guber.
n:loriaI election will be each respectfully rep
resented there. In York there is a net fedora
gain Of Representatives, and a republican los
of 3, making difference of 8. In Cumberlant
the federal gain is in the House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
P.4PER-BL4NK ACCOUNT BOOKS, &c
WILLIAM HYDE,

OFFERS FOR SALE At HIS BOOKSTORE,
No. 8, LIUSSEYS ROTH PORTLAND.
@Mfl Reams writing and letter PAPER, different
0SS qualities, from 3 $50 to : pr. Ream-
100 Reams wrapping do. OF very superior quail
very complete assortment of BLANK BOOKS, w.
Ledgers-Joumals-W astes-Blotters-Day Books
Letter Books--Invoice Books--Bill Books--Note
-Alenorsndunls, &c. of various sizes and Pull
ings from IL IL cts. to : l8-Writing and Cypherng
Books and Blank Music Books, all warranted 10 be
made OF good paper and well bound. Blank Dockets
and Record Books, and any kind OF blank work, ruled
to any pattern and made On short notice.
A complete assortment 0f the Classical and School
BOOKS used in this state-Singing Books Of various
kinds such Village Harmony-Sorgs of the Temple,
Northern Harmony-Halowell ColleCtons-We y
Hamony-Temple Harmony, Sc &C. A large
collection Of the most approved Law BOOKS-Bihles
and Psalm Books, Of various qualities and prices-an
assortment Of Medical Books-A great variety cun-
prisng upwards of 200 kinds of Interesting Children
Books, general assortment Of Miscellaneous Bo0.s
and a complete assortment of STATIONARY.
~ The above articles will be sold Wholesale Or
Retail as low they he bought IN this State or
in BOSTON, for cash. Paper Rags good Sheep Skins for
Book-Booking, OF undoubted crcdit-BOOk BINDING
executed with fidelity and dispatch
Sept o. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

SENATORS.
YORK-In IL towns the votes stand, Walingtord,
7I0-Seaver, 9O0-RiCe, 9}9-Alc Donald, l451-Den-
net, 927-Garland, 3Co-ScatteIing. 5O0-siX towns
remain 10 be heard from, by which appears probable
that only Mcdonald is elected.
CJ.nBERI~lND-W have not received suffci-
emily accurate publish the detail but enough
10 Justify the conclusion that George Bradbury and
Josiah Pierce are chosen.
LLNCOL.N-The Bath paper says that Daniel Rose
Peleg Tahnan, Nathl Greene and Jonas Wheeler, are
probably chosen,
OXFORD-Dr Holland. The votes in this conn
" FOR the other candidates divided between Gen.
Ripley and Gen Steele and it is impossible at present
to determine which is hors de combat.
KENNE EC-Thomas Bond, Rufus Bnrnham-
and another republican are chosen.
H4NCOCk-In Is towns. the votes for senat ors
were Watson, 432-Poor, 5il-Witham' 459-Jar'
Wis 369-!Scauerng, So.
PENOBSCOT-Elec doubtful; in % towns
the votes were Case, 6O0-Stetson 526-Stat. To-
SO.HERSE7-No choice.
FLASHING TO.N--o' i}rien is probably reelected
II IA towns Bartlett had 4l4-OBrien, 565--Scat 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
a. & j. MASON.

Head Of IngrahaHa's Wharf HAVE FOR sALF.
- hhis sweet fiavonred st. Crox RUM-hhds
y N. E. RUM-pipes BRANDY-do. III. GIN
-hhds & bbls American do quarter l. half
quarter casks Sicily & Malaga VINES casks
Sperm OlL-l0 boxes dipt CANDlES-hoxes
STARCH bags fire SALT-hbls GINGER
bags PEPPER and PIAEETO-kegs TOBACCO
5 bales COTT ONO chests and boxes SOU
chong and Young Tyson TEA-2O hbls brown
SUGAR-3O ibis FLOUR 800 bushels yellow
CORN 10000 GEARS 800 straws y UMBLEkS
IS dog. SHOyELS-1 20 bbls prime PORh-l0
bills clear do 5000 lbs BACON.
Portland, Sept. IS, 1921. 6y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
NEW GOODS.

ID OGERS COX have just received. and now
II y opening for sale, great variety Of season
able Goods, which Will he sold a NV prices, for
cash. Consisting in part of plaza and fgGrel
Bombazetts-blk. and colored twiled do-far-
tan Paids- figured Peilise FlaDnels handsome
Nestnss-broad Cloths and Cashmere British
Cottons-blaek and colored Canton and Nsnkil.
Crapes-plain and figured Jaccouet Nuslins--
4 & Cd Cambrick do--Jacconet Cambria fo-
Cravsts-4 & G Null Muslins--Imitation ami
Fancy do--extra long white Kid Gloves-short
do Mems Beaver and Buckekip do-bk. Bonn
bszine blk. and colored Tabby Velvets-blk. a.
colored Worsted IIosiery-togethor with great
variety Of other articles, making good assert
ment.
Also,
Factory Sheetings, blcached and unbleached---
ShTtings, do F; fed-Tickings ;Gipghams; Checks
--Sattinetts ; &c. &c.
CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

l. FALMOUTH
Preface Extracts from Letters
Falmouth Burning OF Falmouth
Cape Elizabeth OF John Bonithan
Town Clerks Certain Preseniments
Town TreasureTs Petition Of Wan. Cuts and
Selectnen al
Representatives Order Of Court thereon
Ministers "A Boldly Politck
Second Parish OF George Burroughs
Third Parish FacetiOus Trial
Fourth Parish Thomas Birds Tnal
Episcopal Church Indian Wars
Proceedings Of the Town Letters iron, Gent Of Css-
The Year I774 co
Cumberland Resolves Cascc Lost
| The Year 1775 Indians Cruelty
| Thompsoa's War Mary Plaisted
II. PORTLAND.
Present State Of Maine Char. Mechanic So
Religious Societies CietV
First Congregational Maternal Association
Second Congregational Peace Society
Tnifd Congregational Z. Union Sab. School S9ci-
Chapel Congregational ety
EpiscOpalian Society Juvenile Benev. Society
Friends Female Jews Society
The biethodists Trustees OF Char Fund,
| First Baptist Society lstP.
Union Society Second Church OF T. Miss
Independent MethoIsts so.
First Universal Society Ancient L. Mark Char.
Fund
Other Societies and Insti-Beehoven Society
tutions Female Education Society
Portland Library Institution for Savings
Portland Academy Portland Relief Society
Portland Marine Society Female Benevolent Society
Portland Benevolent 5ocie-P. Aux Marine Bible So
ty ciety
Bible Society Of Maine Trustees Of Methodist So.
Female Missionary Society ciety
Foreign Mission Society Address the Aflucnt
Female Charitable SocietyNIissionary Hymn
Baptist Female Mis-. SOcc-TOrE Officers
~ SeleCtnen
The Young Mems SocietyTown Clerks
Society for suPpressng ViceTOwn Treasures
&c. Representatives
Auxiliary Tract Society
III COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.
List of Towns Criers
Supreme Judicial Court County Treasurers
Court Of Common Pleas Registers OF Deeds
Circuit Court OF ConmonCouYt Houses
Pleas County House
BusiRess of these Courts Gaols
Probate Court Justices Of tive Peace
Session Courts Cumb. Baptist Miss SoC!-
SheriiFs ETY.
Clerks
! ". STATE OF MAINE.
Judge Sewalls Account OF Society
General Census Trus Of Bap. Education So.
Organization of Medical School
Congregational Char. Soci-
Societies and other Institu- ETY.
tiOns. Medical Society
BoVdoin College List Of other Societies
Maine Missionary SocietyMasonic Societies
Maine Bible Society Academies
Maine Charitable School Bible Societies
Do Char. Mechanic Assoc. Banks
Maine Peace Society LovewelrS Fight
Maine Agricultural SocietyCensus and Valuation
L. Br. of Mass. Evan. Miss
September, D. 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
JUST PUBLISHED
And ready for delivery at this
Office, OF al The Bookstore Ct WI
LIAM HYDE, 10 Portland.
Extracts

Et'ROM the Journals kept by the Rev Thomas Smith
late pastor of the first church Of Christ IN Fal-
mouth from the year 1870, to the year l788 with an
alphabetical index TO particular matters therein
mentioned To which are added l. State OF the
seasons weather, &c. ,. Various circumstances Of
our globe and its inhabitants. g. Names OF Persons
deceased, whose deaths noticed in the extracts
4. Character Of Mr.. Smith, given by the Rev. Mr.
kellogg. 5. Character Of Mr.. Smith, as given ~ the
Rev. DR.. Deane. s. OF the first parish in Falmouth.
Also-An APPENDIX, Of which the following are
the CONTENTS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
N.4RRIED,

In North-Yamouth, by Hon A. r. Mitchell Capt
Reuben G. Gardner, Of Portland, to Miss Elizabeth
Nj. G. Stinson of the former place.
In Hanover, n. II. Joseph Ben, Esq. Counsellor at
Law, of Haverhlll N. H. 10 Miss Catharne, daugh-
ter Of Hon. Mills Olcott of the former place.
In Vassalborough by Rev Mr. Adams, Mr. Isaac
Farrar, of Bloomfield to Miss Betsey Redington, of
Vassalborough.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

hls mentioned il Nsw-York pa,l-. lat th- cc=.-
lalssloncrs under TIE Spanish uea-, have decided
ira there snail be argument IN uTiti1g On each
cain and that they haze minated Az clni5n that
~ acTtratlrs claim can be received The Eveniuz
Post rcraIts that Insurance Ohlues VIII ~ cxcl1d
~ tins decision from any part OF the 5000 900 aud
pro secution Of other cases III g. attended with
lutclerablc labouI and expense.
The Rev Dr. Griffin Of Newark n. j. formerly ~
Boston, has been elected President Of Williams Col
ege. Mas DIR. McAuiey aud Professor Goodrich,
having each dgclined the appointment
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

II As just received large assortment of ncv
Il and seasonable GOODS among which
for sale now opening superfne nddus and low
priced BROADCLOTHS-do CASSlMERES--
DUFFILS-KEBSEYS- COATINGS-BOCK-
TF5-FLANNELS--BA BASES
BOMBAZETTS- ETTS-TARTAN
PLAlDS-Caroline do. a and elegant article
-Nankio and Canton CRAPES-bIack aud COL
CURED SYNCHAWS and SARSNETrS-superior
black EVANTINE-brownC AMBLEr-black
Italian CRAPES-black BOMBAZlNES wide 4
narrow--British Steam Loom StIlRTINGS and
SHEETlNGS--IrishL INENS--Lircn CAM
BRlCS--long LAWNS--elegant imitation NECK
ERCHIEFS-fg do-Cottnn CAMBRlCKS
-Cambrick MUSLlNS--Jspan MUSIINS--plaIn
and figured book and India do. -CALfCOES--
coloured CAMBBiCKS-elegant and common
VESTlNGS-W orsted HOSE-do FROCK5 and
DRAW5-Beaver, Kid and silk GLOVES a
merican --SAEETlNGS--T
INGS-SATINETTS, NC. &c.
Which will be sold very cheap for cash only
Sept. %. 5w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

!HIS is to forbid all persons Trusting my wife MA
RY, as | viii not pay any debts OF her contract
ing after this date BURNHAM SMITH.
September, % 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
GRENVILLE MELLEN,

.AHorary az La1,
WAS taken the OGce, formerly occupied -
IA JUpCE PAEBLE, over the store Of William
How-.uidi.e Sirsti, where he viii atteHd 10
such business a. ray te entrusted Z. iis care.
.SInl nb.I q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Sept. 2O-Ar brig Hero, ). Robinson,
% DAYS from Havana with molassos 10 J. Hobart
sch America, Hoton, of Boothbay, from kennebe ok,
for Boston.
FRIDAY-sch Enterprise, Ames, from ST. Andrews
with plaster, for Alexandra.
SATURDAY-brig Nimrod, Alden, from Boston,
with PORK and four-Susan & Sarah, Robinson do
schr Joseph. Prince from New London, with com and
four-sloop Maine Lowell, Boston.
SUNDAY-sloop Packet, Loring, nom Boston
CLEARED-brigs Argo, Lincoln, 4 Levant-l Choate'
for Hayana-Peace, Jones' Maninico-schrs Amazon
Howard, Havana-Catherine, Doane, for 81 Peters
sloops John Brooks, Field for St Barts-Governor
Knight. for Eastport.
From an anonymous Correspondent.
Mr. SHIRLEY,
W have nst armed the following disastrous account OF
thr big four Brothers owned BY the Messts McLSIans
Eco yes River, which you ~u p'e%ss ts II ~ yOo'
r. Brir Foar Brothers. Thomas Mcclellan, Master Pu'
"a on wednesday Morning. tbs sh ms ~ u's'''sS a.
H. uolr R.y. half 2 league from R1x lst-nfs
Sbe as on h-r outward boGn passSs from eN~noIS
- brat-r About four DAYS after Sailing ths whoie e,tw
;rh IN exception Of the Master. me hand -"d iSe
S,S,yard were tken down with fever IN tAs
,beywere exposed 20 the teris= ge o. ASHS! his'' an
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
REPRESENTATIVES,

Limerick, Edmund Hsyes-Ettiot, John
Hammond-.S. Berzgick, William A. Hayes
-Limington Nathaniel Clark-Parsoagfed,
Samuel Fox-Burfon Nathan Eden Hobs,
Abii4h Usher-Shopieigh, Enoch Wood
York, Lebanon, Newtield, Cornish and Wa
terborough, have not chosen. The legality
Of HE ShapIeigh election is doubted.
Hirom, Marshal Sprng-6angoT, Mark
Trafton-Hdrrington, &c. Joseph Adams
Columbia, lcbabod SuIIivan, George
HInnan-Surry, Mark Shepe1d-St George,
&c. JOHN Wats-Jc6crson, Justin Richard
son-Georgeto,cn, Benz amin. Risgs-Custine,
DC. Joseph P. PaIker-F'akfort, Alex
Millikin-Prospsct, Thomas Merril-.Nont
viiie, &c. Robert White-Northport, &C.
David AIden--Penobscot. &c Isaac Perry
VmalhGVea, &c. Ezekiel Dyer -BOu'doin
Moses Dennett-Camden Ephraim Wood
Li.chfeId. d L. Burr-Forn:ingtOn, Hiram
Belchel-BeUaSf, James McCrilis-Bucks-
port. Samuel NJ Poud-LincainDille &c. An
sci Lolhrop-BrOoks, Samuel Whitney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

H4soook, Sc Towns
Nhltnan,455, 90. p SO.
WIDgate, 3Ci, 90
hESNLDEc, . Towns.
Whitman, 735 ro,n p,--;. o5s,
Wingate, 301 WV --'--' 49,
C1TCRD
Whitman, 600, 87o p-r-,. eco7
Wmgate, l49,
PENoBscor, 20 towns ard Plantations.
Whitman l25 -, aae
Wingate $50 90
SOMERSET, 80 towns.
Whitman $40 ,o57 too2
Wingatc 6G7 TO 'o''
WAsHrNGroN, 10 towns and Plantations.
Whitman 4l6 tte :. 557
Ni1gate 1905
1905
Whitman 1858 1927
Wingate 42ltf ,,o-
Scattering and
informal say lOOO) Paris majority, e29
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

Portland BeneU0leM S0cietr.
THE members ofFORTLAND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY, are hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting for the choice VI Oaicers. 4 c-
will he holden at the Court House in Portland.
on Wednesday, ne tenth rIy cf OcobeJ aeci az ,
O'Clock IA he afIernoOu.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, Secr'g.
Portland, S,Pt. Fl, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
< x Postponement.....Ih The

Lecture on Mae.nonics the art Of improving the
emory intended for Last Evening, j. postponed 10
the FIRST FAIR EVENING. g. A. De WITT.
sept p.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25
Notes for Governor.
COUNTY OF YORK.
complete in our last.l
CUMBERLAND

complete in our last. excepting Thompson's F.
Plantation, which has not been heard from.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

In the lower district of this State, the attempt
elect a Repre sentative TO Congress has again been
unsuccessful. The for Cobb 512, kinsley,
294 Scattering, $40 The fore going added make 1916.
Mr.. Williamson, had 1884 OF the scattering votes
Mr.. Movry, Of Lubec had about 900.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-25

: Plantati0ns and ; Towns not he2rI IroHl'
REHABILITATION.
YORK, entire.
E \ 'itioan' al9' I 1882. Paris, 1899
CrsIBERLAAD, entire wanting Plan atioos
, y h-'nian' @o2s 1904 Paris, sl4o
Nlng1tc, 2T5,
LINCOLN, "a Towns.
Whitman, l429 } o,eo peri. 1ieo
NiOgate- 1000
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