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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-05
GAZETTE
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Saturday, March 3-Ar Il Ranger, Smith, East
port, with household furniture
CLEARANCEs.
Tuesday, March Gel schrs Reindeer, Farr,
Bath Fish Hawk, Weeks, Boston; brig Favorite,
Shaw, Honduras.
Saturday sch Francis, Small, New York.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Feb. 25, on the shoals, schr Fair America, Of
Thomaston, from Norfolk
Feb 81, lat 80, long ~, sch Olive, of Bath, fr
Boston for Norfolk.
Long "a, sch Mary Spear, of rhomaston, z
days from Gloucester, for Alexandra.
Feb 90, lat SO, long 70, sch Swan, fl Cushing
for Bermuda.
SKIPPING MEMORANDA.
At Halifax 22d uit. brig Leo, Green, for Cas-
tine next day.
At s. Pierres Feb. l, brig Vclant, Fairfield,
fr Kennebunk ar same day. Sch George, Tobey
81 days from awbern, ar 3 or days before and
sailed for market Sch Enterprise, had sailed
for Old York.
Sch Bolina, Sylvester. OF Belfast, sailed r. Il.
John p. r. for Aquadllia, latter end OF January,
having sold one third of her cargo.
At Newbern Feb IL, schs iwo Sisters, Maine,
Enterprise, Cynthia, and Eliza Ann, loading for
West Indies.
At st. Pierres, Feb. /, sch'r -, Springer,
from Gardiner, discharglng, Friendship, Of lie.
| for Wilmington.
OF Jacquemel Goth Jan. briggs Alliance, Patteu,
of Kennebunk, bound to leeward for market :
sch'r Stranger, Gage, of Jonesborough. touched
Goth.
Brig Dion, Trip, Of Kennebunk, for Aberdeen,
cleared at Savannah 10th ult Arrived, 18th,
brig Eliza, Boyd, of Wiscasset, for Martinico.
Sailed from Alexandra, 22d ult. brig Barzilla,
Pote, olthis port, for Marbehead sch'rs Harvest,
Dollof, Of Castine, for Salem Gold Hunter, by
er, Eastport.
At Wilmington Feb Is, briggs Mary Joan, Pur-
ington, and William, of Bath, loading for West
Indies; Neptune. and Dolphin, OF Nobleboro',
do; Retrieve, Of Castine, do Harriet s. Lucy,
OF Camden, DO +; Monitor, Of Kennebuuk do.
Brig Henry, Johnson, "a days from Il. Peres
for Bath ar at Ct. Barts Jan 25 in distress, sails
| split, sheathing of, cargo damaged having been
driven of the American coasr, after getting in
lat 40 and would be condemned. sloop from
an eastern port, had sailed for It. Thomas, with
her cargo oflumber.
Sch Am. Hero, French, Of Penobscot. sailed r.
Cape haytian Feb 6, for Port au Pee. Brig
Jane, Emery. had sailed for Port au Prince.
sch Carpenter, Stinson, Of Bath. fos Whining
| ton, sailed from Il. Barts Jan 30. Brig -.
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cess otsihe Senate, Of another Commissioner
10 hls stead The said Commissioners shall
be authorised 10 bear and exaEine. On oath.
every question relative 10 The said claims. and
70 receive all suitable authentic testimony
concerning The same. And he Spanish Gov
ernment shall furnish all such documents and
e'ucidaIlons 50 may be 10 ther possession, for
The adjustment OF The saiC claims, according
10 The principles OF justice, the laws Of nations,
and the sIipulaIions Of the treaty between the
two parties Of 2gib October, 1875; The SAID
documents to be specified when demanded at
the instance Of the said Commissioners.
The payment of SUCH claims as may be adj
m'tled and adjusted by the said Commission
ers, or the major part Of them. 81 an amount
not exceeding lise millions OF dollars, shall be
made by the UuIted States. either imrneG iste-
ly at their Treasury. or BY the creation II
Stock bearing an interest Of six per cent per
annum, pay able from the proceeds Of sales OF
public lands within the territories hereby ced
ed 10 the United States, or in such other man
ner as the Congress of The United States may
prescribe by law.
The records OF the proceedings Of the said
Commissioners, together with The vouchers
anG documents produced before them, relative
10 the claims to be adjusted and decided up
on by them, shall, alter the close OF their
Transactions, be deposited in The Department;
OF State OF the United States.
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Lord, from Kernebunk, touched, Feb 1T, and
went 60 leeward.
sch worronontsgas, at St. Pierres Feb. /, was
bound 10 Turks Island.
Brig Superior, York, was discharging at la
vsns 9Th ult.
Sch Freedom. staIes, Of Prospect, 10 days r.
Havana, has ar az Mobile
Ar al Charleston 10th ult. brig Argo. Jordan.
Of this port, Havana, =. Cl sch Palestine. Lan-
caster, Of Wiscasset, Wilmington. w brig A.
lcrt, Bartlett, for Boston. Went to sea 18th brig
Richmond. Adams, Philadelphia sch Triumph,
Of Bath West Indies.
CT at Richmond, DIST ult. sch Betsey, spear,of
Thomaston, Boston
q at Norfolk 10Th ult. sch Two Brothers.
Webbe Of Bath, for Richmond
Brig New Favorite, Johnson, for Boston, has cl
at Phisdelph ia. M
CT at New York Gath ult. sch Neptune. Bal
ley, Of Bath, Charleston ; sloop Penobscot. Iates
Eastport. Sailed sch Planet, Of Portland Up
25th- schs Adams, Emery. Of Thomaston. Cor
Bermuda, March 2; Marvel, Of VipaIhaven, for
Darien.
u at Providence 26th ult. brig Comet, Reyes,
of Bucksport, Charleston
AT It. Johns, PR. Feb 8. sch Susannah. Of
Falmouth, cargo sold at auction, and probably
would 90 TO New York h cargo Of salt
BosToN, FEB. Gar Susan, Harding, of
Bath, Newbern; Triton. Games az Saco. q.
Pierres, 20; Olive Branch Fowler. Of Prospect.
fredericks0urg. The Su "A AID Olive Branch,
run siou! Of each other, the lower harbonr.
and both received some. ujur - March |. sofr
Five Brothers, tiadlock, o. AT Desert, \ York
81 MilledgviIie, Portland Up schsSusan, Had
ing, for Newbern Mary Ann, Weeks, Charles
ton; Maine Rogers, PASSPORT.
The schr from Hachas ashore On West Chop
Light, as mentioned in our last, belongs 10 Bos-
ton.
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The inhabitants OF the territories which
bis Catholic Majesty cedes to The u. Siales,
by tins treaty, shall be incorporated N the
Union OF the Uniled States, as soon as may
be consistent with the principles Of the FEEDER
al Constitution, and admitted to The enjoy
ment OF all the privileges, rights, and Immuni
ties, OF The citizens of the u. States
7" The officers and troops OF his Catholic
Majesty. IN The territories hereby coded by
him TO the United States, shall be Withdrawn,
and possession OF the places occupied by them
shall be gwen within SIX months after the ex-
change Of The ratlhcatIons of this treaty, OF
sooner, II possible, by the officers Of his Cath
Ole Majesty, to the commissioners or officers
OF the unIted States, duly appointed TO receive
them and the United States shall furnish The
transports and escort necessary 10 convey the
Spanish officers and troops, and their baggage,
10 the Havana"
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DIED.

At Newmarket N. h. on Wednesday last, very
suddenly, while on her way to visit her friends at
NewbuFyport, Mrs. SUSAN LANCASTER, wife of
Capt. Thomas Lancaster, Of this town.
At Gray, Feb. ], 1921, Rev. SAMUEL NAsH,
aged TO- Mr.. NASH graduated at Brown Uni
versity in the year 1860, and was ordained to
the work OF the gospel ministry in Gray, IN the
summer Of IT'S. Though he was in a few years
dismissed from his ministerial Office, yet his towns
men gave testimony to his integrity and upright
ness, by employing him in various Offices in the
town, until his bodily infirmities rendered him
incapable Of business For ten or twelve years
past he had been exercised with extreme pains
of body, and was almost entirely deprived Of the
use OF his limbs; but the hope or happy In
mortality gave him fortitude under his sufferiDgs,
and enabled HIM to look forward with joy TO the
end of his sorrows.
Blessed are the dead, who die in the Lord y
Same day, Mr.. Job Young, aged 77.-Feb. 3,
Mr.. Nathaniel Young, aged 70.
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OF TAILORING. %

EBE MEIER C. STEVENS,
: INFORMS lac inhabitants Of Portland aud VI.
tcinity, tha he has taken pain, 70 procue he
latet : London Rule. for Cutting aud for per-
fecting himself 10 said
he following certificate from M ho " BE,
of Xennehunk -Port, from whom these rue. we're
procured, and who has practised from them fuc-
cesfully for the las, welye 1n,hs will il u ho-
ped, be considered sarisf4ctory evidence on the
subject.
= This certify, that Eben. c. Sievens has
purchafed of me the = attest London uEerriug
Rules for Cuttng' aod has attended 20 the ex-
plantations and 'n,tructions relstugto aid "a e,
10 make him thoroughly acquainted --isa
them. JOHN NOBLE
Portland, March s. CIV.
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NOTICE.

he undersigned havieg hsen heretofore sp-
poinFed by he sion. JUD III ID Ma are
Judge # Prorare, 10 and for he Couuy IT OK
lord Commissioners TO receive ard eramne The
claims of the creditors 20 the Estate Of
ELHA STEPHENS.
ate Of Burxfed, N said Caurfy trader decea.ed,
hereby give potice tha fur, her 'srm If TWO
month fFcm he oh day of March infiani. has
been allowed for the purposes afore.aid and hac
We shar re Q sstsIon AZ the Office Of .AnUrL f.
bRowN q. il said Buckfed he fra " ed
nesdsy f -priI, and On he frn Vsdres.ay Of
msy neIt AZ one e the Clock ir the afternoon
OF each OF fad day, when and where we ihah at
teod said service. JOIN IORING
LARNARD sWaTrOW.
REUEL WASHBURN.
Buekdeld March !. is2l. tgwl
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THE MISSES MAYOS

WlllL recommence their school On the first OF
" April for The Instruction OF Misses in the
usual branches Of useful and ornamental education.
Those Parents who wish TO commit their
daughters 10 the care Ct the Misses M. will pleas,
apply al the house or Mrs Mayo, Cumberland
Street.
Feb. 5, 1897.
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Extract OF letter from an officer IN the United
States Army, 10 his friend in this town, dated.
ST. PETERS, Missouri L. SEPT. 81, 1920.
We are building permanent sars son, but
shall not be able to complete it this season. The
indians appear well disposed towards US at pres
ent. but should not be surprised to find half the
regiment scaiped tomorrow morning, as we are
living at their mercy. live succeed in quoting
them until December, we shall then be better
prepared. We never go to bed without prepar-
ing for an attacx-they so treacherous we
know not when we are safe,
We have just learned that 800 Indians will ar
rive at this place tonight or in the morning to
rescue two of their party, which Col. SMELLING
took aud confined as hostages, for murIer, COM
mitted in July last but assure you they will
have hard fighting first, as Smelling is one of the
cid Tippacanoe boy Is who are not easily fright
enee. hope therefore. we shall be able to give
good account Of ourselves in case they make
an ASSAULT
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lP The Card Making Bushes

NJ I'~ N-''' = = !" NIX bUSITItS-
ali is branches will be continue bv TsArAH
WINsLow, and crttrs log Machine r. haod card.
rec'ed 10 him al Portland, will be punrsuaIIy I'll
IN ed 60.
81 ! supply or he rGri0p kinds or C.aps.
ktPi earaafitv OI hand ~ NATHAN WINS
iOW's sToes m Portland. and at Me CAar
ACroHY IL Fsst6r9tk
Wessbfook, 81 mon u. e3l 1891.
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II Z eopa tnersLia be.teea JoHS WIxsLow.
Isaac WIgsLos ald IsAIAa III. WINsLsE
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JOHN WINSLOW. {, Co.

has been dissolved ny mutual cunseut and sll per-
,ons having unsettled accounts with said frrn are
% apply &c ISAIAH n. WINsLOW.
FIR settlement.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-04
ATTENTION.

FsNHiE Legionary Court OF Inquiry, will set
1 at the Town-Hall on FRIDAY the
l4lh inst. and tor the information of those
interested, the following extract from the
militia OF the District of Columbia is pub
Iished.
Sect 5th. and be 1t further enacted, That
where any fine OF fines, shall have been col
icc;ed OF imposed, the delinquent shall be at
hnerty, at any time within twelye months at
ter such imposition, to apply to any of the
Legionsry Courts TO return or remit the
same and the court IS hereby empowered to
make sCrh order in the case a. may seem
10 them, or majority OF them, 10 be right
and just.
c. BRONAUGH, Adj't.
lst Reg, Cd Brigade, Militia, DC,
dec
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Orphan 5 Court.

County Of .Aisrandria,
Dee. Term, lS2i.
ORDERED, that the executors oil Hesry
N,cboison, deceased, do give the usual no.
tca to DEBTORS and creditors, three times a
week, tour weeks IN the Alexandria news
Papers.
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
THIS IS TO give notice,
THAT the subscribers of Alexandria coun-
tv m the District of Columbia, have obtain
81 lru.n toe Orphans Court Of said County
ls,,ers testamentary on the estate of Henry
NchoIscn. late OF the County Aforesaid, de-
sesssd. All persons having claims against
I'D deceden,, are hereby warned to ex-
L;bit the saue 10 the subscribers with the
youcbers thereof, passed by tue Orphans
Cnnr; on or before the 4th day OF June
,sw. or ,aey may by law be excluded from
.;l benefit to said estate, and those indebted
,,s,ero. ale required to make immediate
,,.vment. Given under my hand this 4th
nay Of December, 1921.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
JOHN A. STEW ART,
Executors OF Henry Nicholson, deceased.
dec 4 3aw4w
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Orphan's Court,

Alexandria Couaty,
Dec. Term, 1921.
ORDERED, that the administrator OF
Henry /. Compton, decd, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
week. two weeks in the Alexandria newspa-
pers.
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A MOORE, Reg. Wills.
THIS IS 10 giue notice,

StSlo SiOe aotlCs,
THAT the subscriber of Alexandra coun.
~, in the District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county, let
ters of administration on the estate OF Hen
" T. Compton, late of the county aforesaid
deceased. All persons having claims again ;
said decedent, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber, passed by the Orphans
Court. on or before the 4th day OF June
ext, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate and those indebt-
ed thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Attn
day OF Dec. 1921.
HENRY COMPTON,
Administrator oil Henry T. Compton, de.
ceased. dec IS 3aw2w
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COtiilOu Parties.

MIR. GENERES has the honor of inform
w ing the subscribers to his COtillon Par
ties that hey will commence on Thursday
next, the 9th Dec. aud will continue on the
same cay every fortnight during the season.
dec st
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For Savannah,

tx TIE lin, copper tas ened sehnr
lsItsx HARRlE c. Taylor, master,
sill eaii on Saturday, next, aui can hand
SOM ly accommodate several passengers.
Apply on board at Union wharf. Or TO
L. Ii. HOWLAND.
mo 80 p
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Late from Europe.
Herald Off

Norfolk. april a6, o'ciork Pm
The f. st SAIL 6 ship C0nstttu io,,
captain Seward. of this port, IS days
from London. arrived in Hampton
Roads on Wedn, sday. She brings
London dates to the 9 h March. tho
not in regular succession. Mr.. Lyfnrd
has favored us with perusal of hi,
file from which We have made the sub
joining summary and eXtrarts.
We have X.ected a more rapi
movement Of the Austrian army than
it appears BY these papers to have made.
rheiatest date furnishes no intelligence
If their having entered the NeappIitan
territory, and it was believed it would
no. uatil til" Whole Was Concentrated.
and every preparation madr t. render
he f,s hinw decisive. MeanNhilr
the Ncapnli:ans are increasing their
confidence in their powers of resistance
Hhich they viii n"t fail +" improve
While the en- IN, delays his approach.
Fonr cops # the Austrian army had
passed. through flnrerce previous to
the Goth nf Feb, IF h Was rxnected
in that city on tho 81 ~ e half of
the vanguard at Sienna. which OK, tied
sGme hopes of favorable change in
the council of the Allied So,ercigns,
appears to have been merely measure
ofprecaptiom. tits probable that from
thr determined spirit of resistance ma
Rlf,>ted by the Neapolitans, the Aus
TITAN General has found it necessary to
concentrate his army before he enters
the Neapolitan frontiers. The march
of the Austrian army is said to have
excited a great sensation in Madrid Il
all the provinces of Spain.
he Paris papers say. there is re-
port that the Parliament of Naples has
declared Sicily Independent, although
under the same Sovereign; and that
the Sicilian Deputies. who constituted
part of the Neapoiitan Parliament,
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ba;iim IRE, Apri so,

We are happy to learn that the sum
of monev tn the amount OF SSs00 In
Rank notes which was advertised IN
December last by Mr.. Leonard Kim
ball of this city, as having been lost by
a passenger ON board the Steam boat
between this and Philadelphia, has
been recovered: that the letter contain
ing the notes was dropped by the bear
er (~ho was unfortunately not aware
Cf It's coaten'sl on board the steam
boat in the Delaware. and was picked
M nv Mulattn Boy. who in connec
ton with a coIored woman in PhIia-
deIphia sccreted it, until an attempt to
put one of The notes in circulation, leu
10 the discovery.
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St. Louis, March 81.

AMERICAN tAPrIvEs At LIBERTY.
We learn from Major Biddle, OF the U.
States army, who arrived here yesterday
from the Arkansas, that while at Fort Smith,
there arrived at tina. post William MeeSs,
sergeant, who accompanied the expedition
OF the late General, (then Lieutenant) Pike
after detention by the Spanish government
for II years-tbe sergeant was captured IN
March, 1907, and carried TO Chehuahua, at
which place he was released in September
last in consequence OF general order from
the King of Spain, directing the release OF
all Americans, and in obedience to which
the following prisoners, together with the
sergeant, were permitted 10 leave the coun-
try: Peter Baum, Samuel Chambers, Ben
jamin Shreve, John Stephenson, William
Gray, Charles Mint. Robert M'Nigbt, James
Baird, Simon M'Coy, and Charles King
the two last were captured al the time No
Ian was killed, and have been detained in
the country twenty years; but the principal
part OF them composed an expedition which
let, St. Louis several years ago, upon a ira
ding adventure into the Spanish territories,
where they were captured. The new con-
stilu,ion had been read to the people at
Cnshsu "a and was received with great sat-
isiaction.
The following is a postscript to letter
received from James Baird, Zone of the pri-
sonele) by his son in this place. Mr.. b.
after undergoing many priyaIions and hard
ships, at length entered into the service OF
Don Francisco Velasco, in the city Of Du-
range, where be continued until the time OF
his deiiverance.
'sP. S. The friends of those who do not
return in this party, Chose who arrived in
the Arkansas may wish to know where
they are. VIM. Mines is clerk in store
in Mexico, and has promises of being we'll
provided for by his employers. NJ Knight
is in Guarisame, about goo miles west OF
this city, where there are several rich mines
he IS in store and has part of the pro-
fits.
"Allen was in the same place, with
small store, but few days ago heard that
he had gone on towards the coast of Cali
fornia. have not heard from him nor NJ
Knight, since the news came that we were
to be set at liberty, although | wrote them
Immediately. Thomas Cook died in con-
sequence of HE imprisonment, and Michael
M'Donough has become monk in the Con-
vent OF GuadalupaHs in Sacatecas." Dated
at Durango. in Mexico, sept. II. 1920.
Major Bldde also informs US, that the ef-
forts of the agents OF government to pre-
serve peace between the Osages and the
Cherokees have been unavailiDg, and that
both parties were preparing for hostiities.
Major Bradford, of the United States
army, arrived in company with Major B.
Arb
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Orphans Court.

.i'srGraTiG County, !
May Term. 1871, !
ORDERED, thai The execulriy Of Jane,
~ Campbell, deceased, do give The usual
notice TO debtors and creditors; three tIua
in the Alexandra newspapers.
\ copy, Tes'e.
\. MOORE, Reg. CT Wills.
This is 10 gre notice,
THAT the subscriber. OF Aieyandn'
county. in the district of Columbia, Eaa;i
obtained from the orphans court OF sad
county. letters testamentary on the estate
oi James Campbell, late OF the county ai1re-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedeni. are hereby VAIN
ed TO exhibited the same. with vouchers
thereof. TO the subscribers. duly autbenc''
ted and passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the ed day OF November next, or
they may by law be excluded from al be,
nett TO said esta,e-and those indebted
thereto are required 10 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand and seal
this Cd day OF May, 1891.
KITTY CAMPBELL,
Eyecutrix OF James Campbell, decd
mayS
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Philadelphia, .aprI IS.
AN Escape.

lust as the steam boat Baltimore
Put off this morning from The Lazafct.
to a passenger. who has just arrived
from London in the Electra. Jumped
overheard Nith intention to drown him
self-capt jenkins, with ali aiacrIty
which did him great credit. turned of
the steam, got out the boat. and had
the good fortune to snatch the man
from a watery grave at the moment he
was decendiag. having sunk about two
feet below the surface of the water. 1t
was evident that ,he sHan who was de
ranged. made rot the Sigh est effort to
keep himself from sinking.