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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

Al mnIktd ,hps q sojI at
ALIENS LUCKY OFFICE.
Where ihe CASH may be rad al sight.
Ma.ch 30 Id6 q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10
CAiiRIAGES.

THE subcribeT has for sale
4 al bis Mandatory, -
miles from Pelersbnfg, Va.a
large assortment Of Work IN
bis line Of business, viz
Coaches asd Coacheps sgtth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-10

Z 'tlt Subscriber ~ irfnsatt C0NNisSBO. "a
slNtSs Tie house lsieiy oecupied bg Johf 3
Nm Gillint Wa. !. NORRIS.
jan. 2. T2s.u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-19
FROM PORTUGAL.
Extract of a letter, dated

,~ Lisbon, February 16.
You are already acquainted with the Or
derby manner in which our revolution be-
gan and have Tow to inform you OF the
happy pNgress of our egeneration-which
goes on with dignity and tranquility that
will sstonish all the world. The installation
of the Cortes on the a6th ult. was msgni6-
cent spectacle For US to witness the man
ner in which the governors deliver their
powers into the hands of the national con-
sress was most grateful aud affecting-The
1--WE persons chosen for the executive GO
vernment are men who give general salts.
faction Commissioners arc appointed Tor
every branch OF administration, until new
code of laws IL established.
The plan Of our new constitution. COM
posed Of "a articles, has been presented to
the C ortes By the commissioners appointed
for that purpose. II is as liberal as any ma
ton can wish for-the king has power--and
j, makes Portugal complete republic.
One OF the articles on the liberty OF the
press, has been three days under diseussioa'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-19
From, the Montreal Herald, .ApriL7.
Report of the recent cure Of Two cases o
Hydrophohia.
TRANSLATION.


TRAHsLATIoE.1
Mr.. Gray--The frequent accidents oc-
casioned by the number Of mad dogs which
unhappily have infested the province. es-
pecialIy during the last two years, will l
Hatter myself, induce you to publish in your
next paper the cure OF two cases Of Hydro
phodia, lately accomplished by the means
used by Doctors Tymon and Shoolbred.--
These physicians discovered, in bleeding.
mercury and opium, judiciously administer
ed, prompt and certain cure, even in the
last stage of this terrible malady'* The
success wbichihey have just obtainedmakes
me regard their method Of treating hydro
phobia as valuable discovery, which does
equal honor 10 philosophy and humanity,
and is alone deserving Of confidence. Itmay
be said that their method OF treatment has
been since neglected because it has not in
valiably succeeded; to which answer, that
such reason is not sufficiently conclusive
to cause the rejection Of the only means
which, in the desperate cases treated by
Tymon T. Shoolbred has effe ctually arrest
ed the progress OF this terrible malady; be-
side. in our days there are neither any spe-
ci6c remedies nor any disease without its
incurabIe cases. 1t is therefore my wish
to cause this happy method of cure to be
more generally appreciated by giving all
possible publicity to the superiority Of
bleeding, mercury and opium above many
other pretended antidotes, whose medical
virtue has been boasted only by the vulgar,
but whose ineficacy has been recognized by
the physician. anxiously wish that my
efforts may engage others in researches on a
subject so interesting to medical practice,
prove the means of saving many victims
from cruel and frightful death, and re.
lieve the apprehensions Of a great number
respecting the termination Of malady hi
therto considered as int vitality fatal.
*Vide the 9Th vol. Of the Edinburgh
Medical and Surgical Journal"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-19

and met great opposition from the o'sno
and some Of the clergy who are members OF
the cortes-tbeir objection being relative to
the points of religion-but finally decided
that the press shall bs.fee in every respect.
We shall flourish and without doubt pros
per. II is astonishing to see how many men
Of talents have appeared in the country:
Yesterday schooner arrived here having
on board three deputies for the cortes, from
Madeira.
The king has sent orders to all the ports
directing that the free commerce between
Portugal and the Brazils shall not be inter-
rupted.
American vessels now get cleared imme-
diately by the Health Office. which is kept
open at all times that vessels may suffer no
detention.
CECIL COUNTY COURT,
.april Term, 1921.
State vs. Daniel Lamborn, indicted for
passing. counterfeit notes of The Havre de
Grace Bank, and the Franklin Bank Of Bal.
timore.
These indictments were found in Hartford
county, and removed under suggestion to
Cecil for trial. Each indictment contained
two counts, The first count charged the
defendant with passing l two dollar note OF
the Havre de Grace Bank and z one dol
lar note. OF the Franklin Bank Of Balti-
more. The Cd count charged the defend
ant with uttering.and publishing these note,
being the promissory notes OF Jas L. Ha"-
kns and A. J. Thomas, the Cashiers Of said
Banks.
Learned, from Baltimore, and Archer,
from Bel Air, Counsel for Defendant moved
to quash the indictment, for the following
reasons:
First. That the notes charged in the in
dictment, were not Bank Notes under the
charters Of these Banks.
Secondly. That they were not promisso-
ry notes as charged-which objections were
argued at length by Hands, for the state, and
Archer aud Learned, Tor the Traverser.
Earle, Chief Justice, delivered the opIn-
ion of the Court, that notes issued by the
banks of this state, under the denomina-
tion of Eve dollars, were issued in violation
of law, and void: that notes Of the import
OF those laid in the indictment were not
Bank Notes, within the meaning of the
charters.
And 9dly-That these notes were not
promissory, either by the law Of England or
under our act of assembly, as they did not
on their faces possess the requisites to con-
stitute them such. The indictments were
therefore quashed.
We are happy to state, that the deposi-
tons which, by the counsel for the state and
for the prisoner, had been agreed to be read
in evidence, in case the motion 70 quash the
indictments had been overruled by the
court, and which are now filed with the
court, completely exonerate Mr.. Lamborn
from all criminal intention in passing the
notes alluded to in the indictment, he hav-
ing no knowledge that they were counter
felt when he passed them.
From the Montreal Herald, ApriL7.
Report of the recent cure of Two cases Of
Hvdronbohia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-19

Francois Gatjoiner. ofthe St. Antoine
Suburb had in house sick dog eight
days, during Vi he rew.rksd that he
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
NEW GOODS.


EsAVE JUS added 20 their fall supply a va.
L 4 r,ety of seasonsble GOODS t5r Cash only
> bales BOMBAZETTS assorted colours plaza
and Nv lsd,
case siInerc shaws, plain and bordered, some
extra fine,
Ladies superfiae Cloths blue and Mszarine,
Best London Cloths and Csssimercs, navy blCe
and black,
Common and low priced Cloths and cAssimeres
all colours,
Blue, ms zsrine, brown and French Grey pelise
Cloths.
! bale India Csicoes good qusli,y snd figures,
1 bale u a superior quality Peterborough Sheet
ings,
bale ann>'s, all CHOU zeal Scotch Pls!ds
Ame can manufsctured Plains,
S.caa Leon Shiriings,
Black French and Iadis Satin,
Res1 ok Nsnkin Grapes,
Black, French and Italian Grapes,
Bet double chained bl2ck Leysnlines.
Black Italian Vesting-worsted i lambs WOO
Hosiery,
Elegant plaid and striped Lus,rings,
Real buck, imitsiion buck, dee skin and dog skin
Cloves.
3atsineIs, Kerseys. Drab, Hunters Cloths,
Bockinys, coAtfngs, Fearnou6his, Blankets,
Toshaet, VestIngs-tabby Veiyets, & great
riety Of o,te' Articles. IT Now.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
TO CLOTHIERS.

TO BIZ LIT, the PULLING MILL 10 Gardiner
together vithFoUR cARDiNG MACHINES,
one wool Picker one KnaPping and four Sheath
ing machines, prels plates, SC.
The above mill 10 on never falling nrcaEl, 10
houriihiog county. aud 10 which has
more than doubled ito population within The laff
ten years--is within quarter Of mile 81 Tire
nsvigabe waters of Kennshec river and IA prob
ably well 'Iuaed for culiom any mill in New
England. The n-ill will be loaned tor a term Of
from TO i5years, and itpnation will be Inherited
IN the iesfe, that no 'hsr fulins mill ihal be built
in he town, during that term. Pofefiion TO be
given the 1T May neat.
N. b. The lesGee viii he required to bring
fstisfactory Recommendations, a. 20 his moral
character his puocfuslity and his ability to carry
on the cardiDg and clothing buiiusfs ia the beit
manner. If the leAlsee iLoud with 10 unite the
fpinning of WOO with the aDave huiinefs a fuilz-
bic building will be erected adjoining the above
mill and lesfed with lufficient water power, Oh
reafonsbe ie-ms.
st~App'y TO the fubfcrbes, or to NJ. SPRINGER.
Ir. his AgenS
r. ri GARDINER.
Gardiner. Ian rs, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale part al
his establishment at In.l'sB Old Town,
county Of Penobsco', consisting oftwo DOUBL e
SAW MILLS, slnos, new and in complete or
Der, wI'h anew and durable 6am, built by the
most .xnPrienced wcrkmen.
Two hundred acres Of LAND, adioin-
Jog the same Two Stores TWO Dwelling
Houses ;severslsmsil buildings /; Biscksmi,h;s
Shop. with good set Of Tools he will sell any
part OF be above 10 suit purchasers, from one
two three quarters. Said mills are silua ed On
The Main Pencbscot River, and siwsys have S
constant supply of wsier, and Logs, aud are
nne miles from the tide water. twelve miles
from the fast growing village Of Bangor, place
o. increasing trade. All the lumber cut Cd said
mills IS rsfted ~ the mills In RATS. fronA tento
thirty thousand, and sent 10 B.n.or without
ditflnity, where they are shipped 70 any marker.
For terms apfiy 10 Jos. PoPs. Merchsnt, Port.
land or the subscriber or the premises.
JACKSON DAVIS.
Orono, Jan. IL, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
~ DOMESTIC GOODS. &C
CARTER Sc LOWERING,
OFFER FOR SALE At THRIR
American Goods Warehouse,

1AiiICiiIuii OOOOo w dlC-LIOuSC,
No. 50. State Street, BOSTON,
"A LARGE and extensive assortment Of
IA MEXICAN MANUF ACQUIRED COT
TON and WOODEN GOODS, VIZ:
100 pieces BROAD Cloths, various colours,
SO do. Cassimeres,
200 do. SaliTiets,
eJ bales brown Shecting,
80 do. do. Shifting,
50 do. Ginghams and Checks,
10 do Strioes and Denims,
10 DO Bed-Tickings.
28 Cases bleac4ed Shifting and Sheeting,
1000 lbs hest sewing Cotton,
$50 DO Floss Cotton,
1000 do Candle Wicking,
5000 DO Yarns No's7 to %,
20O0 pair mems and women's Shoes.
The above Goods will be sold low for Cash or
approved notes, by the package or piece Those
who are purchasing goods in this line are respect
fully invited 10 call and exaniine. Sn Nov. IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
IN additional supply Of
Mem Goods.
BARBOUR g. SCOTT,

Exchange Street, Haze inst recsiUei
TFANDeOME drab Broadcloths,
4 L Hunters Cloths, drab. olive aud brown,
ladies Cloths blue, olive. bronze and brown,
Midding priced Cloths and Cassimcres various
c0i0urss
a few pieces elegant black and blue London Cloths
and Cassimeres,
Devonshre kerseys,
Fine Bombazetss. plain and twilIed,
Tartan PlaiAs-6-t FlanBels,
Silk aud tabhy Eeivets all colours,
Best flag six Handkerchief.
DO black French twilrd Silks,
Block rankin Grapes.
Fine and ccmaon Linens,
IA Russia Danssk,
Fine bleaehed Factory Cottons-hrcwn shirtings
and Sheetings,
Slans IA Checks-Red Tickngs--ire aud CON-
mon Sstinetfs,
Together with variety Of other
COTTON, WOOLEN g. SILK GOODS,
which will be sold as low as at any other store in
town. 6w Jan. g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05

IT, Office y hereby given to the non resident
proprletors and owners OF the following Lot.
Of land in the Plantation No. !, hing on The
south side Of the Audroscoging River, in the coun-
ty OF Oxicrd, that they are taxed fer the year
1920 for State, County and Plantation tax and a
highway tax for 1919, in bills committed to ne
To collect as follows viz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
FENCING SCHOOL.

CAPT. KENDAI4, late Of the United States
~ Army, is induced by the solicitations Of the
friends OF Military science TO offer his services
the citizens of Portland, and its vicinity, to teach
lhe real Scotch Broad Slrord, or Cat ana Thrust -
agreeaby 10 the original lessons Of the celebrated
Mr.. COLLEEN, with the improvemc Of TWEEN
ty five years. practice.
The terms may b. known ny calling at IT.
BosToN's, where Capt. X. viii BE- happy 10
wait on those Gentlemen who may wish 10 be in
strncted in The above art
OF Ii suitable encouragement be given the
School will commence Immediately.
Jan Q, 1921. t.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
BACKBONE BRIDGE.

Y,HE Prcprie,ors Of BACK COVE BRIDGE
4 are hereby notified thar their semi annual
Netting will be holden at the House Of Uriah
Coolidge, Innholder 10 Portland, on Monday. the
fifth day of February next at three O'Clock in the
afternoon for the following purposes viz
To choose Moderator,
10 receive rhe accounts that may be laid before
them and act thereon they may deem e1pedieat
10 pass any vote respecting the toll that they
may think proper
To transact any other business thar may prop
erly come before them.
Per order Of the Standing Committee
STEPHEN WAITE, Clerk of the Prop.
Jan. 29. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
GREAT BARG.AINS.
Iusr RECEIVED, AND NOW oPrEiso roR SALx
By ViNTON 81 COX,

Exchange Street, Near Cumberland Bank,
--coNsIsrING Of
l-UPERL ALIVE blk add blue London Cloths
- Middliug and low priced do-dou5ie and
tiagle mild C2isImefes, all colours fuper6ne and
middiing K.riey.-Dufis aud Coatings Satiner,s
--Cafsim.re shawls--biue, drab aud other fancy
coloured Queens aud Pe.ilse Cloths Brown Cam
blet--eisgaus yelings bs>e Bombazests,
continuing com Slste aAorfmsnt WEIGH Flannels,
al co.ours-fgured Rattinetts and Fsannes-- Tar
taa Piaids-M and Women's worried Hofe-
Cuefnfey Frocks and Drswers-Cotton Csmbrics
and Cambria Muslins, A an1 64-Ribhons,
B.a:is. Tapes all Nos.-Men's Beaver, Buck lkn
and Silk Cloves--do do lined with Fleece - Wo-
mens Beaver, Kid and Silk GlOve,-do do lined
--Linens--Lopg Lawus--linen CaEbrics- Madr ass
pattern Observation-Disclosures Flag do -twiled
cross barred do-plan, white Neckerchiefs-beii
gilt coat and ven Buuons-do dosiik do do--ele-
gait dark and light London Prints-dark blue and
green Caiicoes book, emo and null Muslins,
plain and 6gured-Sco'ch Lawn 4 a and -
wire fewng Cotton, all Most res cotton Balls
white ADD coloured--.ilk Laces, lain ant figured
Thread Laces-Merino Trimn:; nss aud Fringes
--eotton ShawIs, A, Ga. I'd al s4-iuperior
Gag Handkerchief --Coper pps~es--Fufniture
Patches-cooufed Cambrics-R fila Diapers
India Cslioos-blsck Bombszne, "a aud ST.
back Nankin and CASTOR Crapes--hiack and col
cured ItaIiah Crapes--black double chain Levsn-
tines-hlack Florence and Italian silks-biack and
and coored 5yDchaws ADD Sariuetts-black silk
Shaws and Eandkerchiefs black elk Flor entine
veAine,-lewing Silk, sfored-black ard blue
silk rwia-b.aek, blue and green silk and labby
Ve.veis.
ALso-One bale kiderminster
CarpeIinss, new pattcrns--6ve bales Waihsm
Shss;ings and shlrtings, bleached and brown
one bale Ticking with many other
articles, which rrwill be fold great bargains for
cath Dec. IL, 1920.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05

Unless said taxes and all necessary charges are
paid 70 me the subscriber, On or before Monday
the fifth day Of March next, at eight o'clock IL.
the forenoon, SO much Of said land will then be
sold at public Vendue, at my dwelling house. IN
No. ], as will pay the same.
LEVI LUDDEN, Collector.
No. l, Jan. I'd, 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
TO LET Or RENT,
~ EARM containing one hun

dred ami twenty ACRES Of LAND, pleasantly siiuat.
cd within forty rods of the centre Westinghouse
~ Bethel IN the County oil OxfOrl with HorsP
BARN, Blacksuith's SHor and SHEp. standinr
thereon-tegethfr with FIVE Cows and one yoke
Of oxsN-said Farm is easy manage, and very
fertile, there IS great chance for crops the en-
sung season. good stand for a Black smith Sad
der or Shoemaker.
For further information apply 10 TrmoTnY
CARTER, Esq. living near said premises. Or the
subscriber. JAMES +. CARTER
Bethel, Jan. ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
IL NEW STORE.
Hard Ware, Plated s. Britannia
GOODS, al tosg prices
EDWARD FARLEY

0Tsrs for sale, at No. 10. Ezehange Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE MR. MEALS ms. OFFICE,
DLATED Tea Pots, Casters, Spoons, Shutters
4 and Trays and Candlestirks Brittanna and
5i0rktin TeaDots; silver aud steel bow Spectacles
Pencl Cases; poke; ard memorandum Books
silver and plated moun.ed Whips; silver Thnbies ;
BR ass -fNDIRONS unusually cheap; shovels &
IOngs Walters; Shutters and Trays fruit Trays
Coffee Mills Ives patent finder Boxes; Flat
Irons; Bras Kettles; Hand Saws floor and
hearth brushes; Shoe 20 Horse do; Clothes do ;
Hair DO; Trowels; sewing and knitting Needles
Penknives; Jack-knives Scissors; Hammers;
Ha,chets; Rasps; Files; Shoe-knives Tacks ;
PIncers; NiPpers; Avis Ra zors razor Gases
aud Straps; pewter Porringers ; furniture Trim
mings; coat and vest Buttons; Mouse Traps
Bellows; Carpcnters' Tools; Locks, Hinges and
Screws. CAST IRON VARE.
Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Skillets,
Tea Kettles, Bake Kettles, Basons Pans Dogs, sc
Gerry Combs, Steelyards, sheep Shears. Brass and
Iron Candlestcks, Iron Squares, Combs, shaving
Boxes Toilet Glasses Snuff Boxes, Latches, Ink
stands W arming Pans, Mathematical Instruments,
Sand Peper, Sbovels, Looking Glasses, sc. &c &c
Jan. 9, 1921. 3n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
REGISTERS FOR 1921
FARWER'S ALMANAC for
1921,

Calculated for the meridian of Portland, and par
ticuariy intended for the stats OF MAINE;
Miniature Almanacs--Robert
B. Thomas's do--LAWS, RESOLVES AND
CONSTITUTION of the STATE OF MAINE. be-
sides other articles too numerous 10 mes ton.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05

r. SPRAGUEis address delivered A. the H..
~ stallation Of jerusalem. Il. A. CHAPTER =.
haiioWeli, few copies for sale At this OTcs.
Jan. 20.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

CHARLES BLANCHARD,
mas RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Cyockery, Glass and China Ware.
AMONG WHICH ARE
CRATES assorted for the Country
1RG\ Packages ofopei Goods 10. repack-
&@9 ing and retail.
500 TEA SETTS-5OO doz. PLATES.
Dowls-Piichtr Mugs, sc sc.
1000 Tuublers--D ecanters--W iues-Cruets-
castor Botues-Salts-Jeies-C usterds-Plated
and Jappaned Castors- Screw Augers
700 Wooden Bowls--Glazed Waiters-Spoops
-burnhsm's improved and Glass Lsmps-Brown
are-Pockei and other Looking Glasses--To-
geiher with variety of other articles not par
iicularzed
Up Ware repacked as heretofore.
Portland, Sept. 26 (tE)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
JUS sc ivED as ABOVE
TENIPLI ~ARMlNA.
SONGS OF THE TEMPLE

OoLSUif OH 4 III IL II VI Ii ~,
or BRIDcwATER coRLLFcrios CT SACRED MUSIC
E,gbib Edition. IMPROVED ~ ENLARGED.
VILLAGE HARMONY, 7th edition, greatly i'm
proved;
Northern Harmony, 5th Edition
new translation OF the New Testament, by
G. WAKEFIELD;
Precaution, O .Novel;
Hermit 10 the Country
Memoirs OF Bernadotte
Do. Wellington
Life of Bonspafe
Dawes Sermons;
Highlands History of the World, from The
Creation TO the Advent of the Messiah
American Biography, by ALLEN
BsawGs Dictionary of the Bible
Byron's Works vols. with plates;
History Of England, vols.
Modem Europe, 5 vols
Gil Bsss, with plates, A vols.
Sketch Book
Espenasses Nisi Prius, vith american n otes
Phillips on Evidence
Chilly on Criminal Law, vols.
Do. on Pleading
Fern on RemaindeTs
Equity Craftsman;
Charmer's Works
Lille Of Jehn Fausas, or the mysteries OF
Popery unveiled at the Inquiston Of Lisbon
Nszv Edition Of Morse's Geography, srith
questions for Schools
Riley's Narrative;
An Act Of tbs american antiquarian, Society;
Labaurn's Campaigns in Russia
Porter's Do.
History Of the Shakers;
Mason's Monitor, Ne10 Edition;
History of South America, by BRAcKEN-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
Teas, Coffee. Rum, Sugars, &c.

Teas, Cofee, Rum, Sugars, Sc.
This DAY RECEIVED,
10 ~ Hs.s., /, Ss:ss ss.s", TEAS,
500 lbs. prme retailing COFFEE,
% hhis. Pcra, e. Crcix s. Winduard n RUN.
10 hhds. ~ f. KUN.
so Ibis Jamaica sUG AIRS, suitable FOR retailing
30 bll'. IIayanna SUGARS.
1000 lbs. double refined Loaf Il Lump SUGARS.
10 halfPiees 4 quarter casks. WINES
sicily Madeira ( Lisbon, w l. NLiO
$4,000 best Spanish CIGARS,
5 hhds. American GIN,
5 pipes Coguac BRANDY,
pipes lIolsnd GIN,
y boxes Bloom,
25 casks Malaga,
10 casks Sperm OIL.
By VINTON & COX,
Ercicnge-Siref. (nJ Dee. 26.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
sTATR OF MAINE.

IN SENATE, Jan. 26, 1921.
ON the Petition afosesaid Orlsrsd That the
Feitionsrs cause 40 atestedCopy of their PeIfion.
Win ms Order thereon, 70 Be published IN the
Eastern argus and the Portland Gazette, iva.
weeks excessively, the last pubIicstion - b. n
days, AZ least before the fifteenth day cf FsbruzK
next, that all persons interested, NAV then appear
and shew cause, Vf any they have why he PRAYER
OF ssid Petition should not be gracted
SEMI down for concurrence
WA d WILLIAMSON, Pre.ident.
10 the House Of Representatives. Jan. rs. lsaf.
Read and 1oncurred
BENZ AMEs, Speaker.
true CoPy-AfIest,
HrRklLK, Secretary a The ScRzte.
Jan 70
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
STATE OF MAINE.
10 The Honorable Scnnte md Knnel

I'M ~ t'e1 1LOstOf uDtL DLbStStC tlItD HOUSE
q Representatives ofthe State of Maine y.
Legislature assembled
Vie Subscribers. the President ADD Comr;ttee
of safety of the3oard Of Trustees of BridotoD
academy 10 The Coun,y of Cumberland 10 behale
OF sad Trustees respectfully represent, that svers
deeds, mortgages and convey4nces of real e..a,es.
both 70 and from said Trustees Of Bridston Acas-
envy, have been acknowledged before certain jus,
tees o. the Peace 10 and for saidc1u1ty * Cumbe-
land, who ~ the several times If taking ufh 49,.
knowledgenen's were Trustees of ,sid cztemv
and whereas oouo's eTist respecting the VALIDITY oF
such acknowledgement, &c. tzken a. Aforesaid
Therefore 20 remove b. same, your pst,f;oner,.
pray, that Tour Honors would pass an Ace render
log and declaring al such acknowledgment. Of
deeds mortgages ADD conveyaoces CT real estate.
80 taken Aforesaid good aud valid "a al infgot,
and purposes so far As the same are "a aii other
res. scts according 70 law and as IN duty bound
viii ever pray NATHAN CHUXCH. Py,rsg7f
AARON BEEMAN, \ Commit
SAMUEL ANDREWS, tssof
JOHN PERLEY, Safsfy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05

N. CRAM & co,
Fore Street, Head Of Long Wharf
HAVE FOR SALE NOW LANDING,
200 bbls. of Baltimore FLOUR,
rs bbls No. & BEEF Boston inspection,
so do MACKEREIL,
200 quintals Cod and Pollock FISH.
Dec 10. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-02-05
SHAPING e Hair Cutting.
NEW BaRBER'S SHOP Opposite he p. Office.
EBENEZER SALTER

From, Concord, ". HI
INFORMS the public that be has taken shop
J. opposite the Post Office, in ONION Street. Port
land, where he will devote his time to serve his
customers TO their perfect satisfaction in the line
OF his profession. Jan. &c. 1890.