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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
BARBOUR 6 SCOTT,
Erchange Street, Portland,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED MOST OF THEIR
Fall and Winter Goods.
Comprising great Variety.
RICH bordered white scarlet

RICH bOrdered white scarlet
and other colours, and plain. black and
colours, CASHMERE SIk4VLS q bales
BOhB.4ZETTS--Tarta Plaids--fne Cam
blets- black Valencia Vestings-fne Toilinet an
common do.-black French stout Levantine-
blk Italian Lustring-strip'G 9ilks-Synchaws
and Sarsnetts--C.4.NTON CR.4PES--black
Nsnkin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cambrcs---
Muslns-1 bale India Calicoes-Tabby Velvets
Il case Umbrellas-Goves and Hosiery an as
sortment-buck Mittns-drab. olive, blue and
black Dufills-Coatings, Bookings Flannels &
Baizes &c. &c.
A few pieces drab, c1aret, black and blue
London BR O.aDCLOTE7S, C.4SSLMEREs and
LADIES CLOTHS-making their assortment
very extensive
American shee.ings, Shrtings, Ginghsms,
Tickings, Sastinetts, &c.
Od. l6, 1921. IT,
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
FROM THE LATEST IMPoRrATIoNs.
JUST RECEIVED, an extensive assert.
ment, by
EDWARD HOWE,
No. $, Merchants Rou. Middle Sir,

No. 5, Merchants Ro1, Middle Street.
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES--one
axle rLANNELS, and two bales BOMBA-
ZEIIS, different colours-one bale I'll 81 \
1O-l 114 f2-4 1874 ROSE BLANKETS
Hunters Cloth-Duffl-Co atings-coIored BON
, hazeenes-CambIet-blue black and white Rat
tinetts-blue and brown Queens Cloth-PeIisse
Cioth-Silk and Worsted Vestings-green aud
crimson Moroan-black, blue and white Tabbv
eeiVets-Siik Velvets-Drab Kersey-worsed
black Observation-Disclosures Shawls-printed
MerIno Shaws and Handkerchief Ia new article)
-wofsted llose-Saisbury Flennels-Nankin &
Canton Crapes-Sinchaws Observation-Disclosures silks
--Flsg and Bandana Handkerchiefs-Italian and
French black, green and white Crspes-sewing
Silks and Observation-Disclosures Calicos-lhread
LaceS- Madras dkercbief,-shte and col.
ored Cambiics--cotton Table Covers and Doyes
Fancy and black silk Handkerchiefs-leno and
book, plain and figured Muslins-cotton and linen
lhreads--Furniture Patch & Dimity-slk Brsds
and klbbons-whlte, brown aud black Linens
cotton DmbrelIas-gilt and twist Buttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver and Kid Glovee-lineu Dnmask--
Russia Diapers bindings & Fringes-Webb's
patent suspenders, &c. &C.
ALSO,
Factory Sheetings -Nirtings-Ginghams -
StripeS-Bedt,cAsngs and Checks.
5000 10. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hand, good assortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold alta large discount from the factory
prices. 10 close the sale Of that article.
French PaperHangings and MI
9ary Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
H-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
mace az the shortest notice, and all orders pune.
tually attended to.
Portland, Oct so. T
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PRINATE SALES.
al Wholesale on Tn

erdl Credit.
manufactured BY Messrs. n. Crav.,
& 90. Boston.
NEW and improved patent and common Corr.
~ age Of all sizes VIII BE constantly m h.n4
and the terms and price a. favorable a. can VI
obtained in Boston or elswhere--a quantity ofth.
above i received and may t. examined atitha
BRICK SToRE, head Of Union Wharf, Portland
where orders for any quantity ~ description wtI
be promptly attended to by
ATWOOD a QUINCY.
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

RY order Of Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
= ton, on Tuesday, the 18th Of March next,
at II o'clock, A. NJ. at the Counting Room Of
w. R. G. sTOCKBRlDGE, the right Of re-
version, which Jennett True, Joel True and
Joanna True, children Of Jacob True, late Of N.
Yarmouth, deceased, have in the Widows
Dover. A description Of which, and terms OF
sale, may be known by calling on the subscriber
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE.
North Yarmouth, Feb. Is, 1920.
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.bsL- York Pos! O6ics--It was stated 4 short time
since in the New York papers, that 3OCs ship letters
received the post Office in that city were disrbu-
ted and delivered dispatched by lie different mails
IN about "a hours. pamphlet published At that Of
fee called the Post Once Directory states that there
are eight clerks employed in the ofhce-six Of them in
the department Of delivery Distribution, and in the
general business Of the office one in the newspaper
department and one transcribng clerk There are
besides .x Letter The number Of mails made
up al Inc Office weekly, j. 1881.
TIE PIRATE.-Iti is stated from Boston, that
since the arrival OF this bewitching character
in that " city" every young lady there, is not
al home. "-SdIenl Gazette.
Bank N the United .States--The editor OF the
Democratic Press has received the letter and doc
uments communicated to the House Of Represen-
tatiVes, BY the Secretary Of the Treasury, rela-
tive TO the transactions Of the Bank ~ ne Uni
ted States From il we CLEAN the following facts.
The amount of bills discounted, on personal secu-
rty is : 2O,0l3,226lO, on the funded debt,
. 24,684,49, Oh bank Stock, &C. $500, 248 80,
making the Total amount of their discount tlrCntg
! sir millions SIR hundred and torty-one housdnd
one Hundred ard ffty-eigt dollars A cents.
The amount ofSpecieln the bank aud its branch
is given at re millions sir hundred and seem
" si1 dtousu,.d fee hundred and ttirtyJour dol
lars 10 cents
The notes issued at The Bank and its branch
es are given at eLeusn millions ttco hundred and
ttty-eight thousand eight hundred and ttrentI,-fre
dollars 90 cents. What proportion OF those
notes are on hand is not stated.
The amount of public money deposited is g.
| 336.589 % Cents-on account ofindividuals a.
$4,000 20. Total amount Of money deposited
II the bank and its branches, sCren millions sir
hundred and ninety SlI thousand one hundred and
ninety tico dollars 81 cents. This statement is
| that Of June, 1921.
Punning On the 9Th inst. the legislature
Of Virginia gave public dinner at Richmond
TO Mess. Clay and Bib, Tue Kentucky CON-
missioners.
Mir. Clay gave The state Of yirginia-the
ancient dominion"
Mr.. ThomPson-The soul Of Virginia and
the Clay Of Kentucky!
Mr.. .Hddison*-The bosom OF Virginia
and the Bib Of Kentucky.
| "A member ofthe Legislature, not the ex-
president.
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To be sold al Public .4uction, bq order Of The
Supreme judicial Court az Freeport. IN the
county Of Cumberland, on he tzceaty-ftih anv
q March nert, on he premises, al one Of he
clCck IN tie afternoon,
T,HE Real Estate belonging TO William Lane,
IL sarah Jane Lane, Charles Lane and George
Lane, Minors and children and heirs Of John B.
Lane, late Of said freeport deceased, for the ben
eht OF said minors-said real estate consist. Of
about half an acre of LAND, situate at Por-
ter's landing ia said Freeport, with large two
story HOUSE thereon and a BARN, in good re-
PaT' well situated for trader or any person dis
posed TO enter INTO trade, and will be sold with
out reserve 70 the highest bdder-Also the right
Of Mary Ann Austin, wife Of Job w. Austin at
the same time.
JEDEDIAH AUSTIN,
agent appointed BY the Court.
FreePort, Feb. 10, 1922.
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q QUINCY.
Just Received,

BLOCK TINY
and ", 80.
BRITTANIA A'' r. 1i0oP Ni'nsoseFile.
TEAPOTS. J
I Hyson, Y. ii. II. :. and Son.
chong, Of the following cargocs
PRIME TEAS, Sviz. ships " Sachem, Canton
Packet, Fame, Addison, Colun-
bia, Augusta and Eagle"
cAssLa, go Mats.
CAsK RAIsINs a lot, al he lOuesi MarE:s
Prtee.
BLUE BROADCLOTHS,l
English Manufacture. =" P'''euS
Also few Cassimeres and Pelisse Cloths, which
will be sold cheap.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

John Brannan Of Washington City, has near
" ready for press, and will shortly issue propo-
sails for publishing, BY subscription, the Official
letters 9TH Military and -NardL Officers u
tie United States, during the late War lctut
Great Britian." 1t will be printed 10 one vol
ume octave, containing (it IS expected) from 2
10 400 pages. If the patronage Of the public
will warrant it. the work Will be ernbellisled
With lA1epesses Of our principal naval and mill
tary heroes who were actors In the scenes they
describe.
A new volume Of Poems BY Lord Byron W; :
issued from the press in Boston, Goth ult. Ii
contains Sardanapalus, Tragedy the Two Eos
carl Tragedy and Cain, Mystery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
ATWOOD & QUINCY

Hths Long Room, No. Jones Roa0, EXCHANGE
STREET.
R-The ROOM i open on all days Of business
for the reception Of property intended for PrirGfe
or public Sale.
@eC-aSH literally advanced on all kinds Of
Merchandise and good securities.
U~-Cnnent Bills Exchanged. Drafts On Bos.
ton, bought or sold az fair rate.
Premium given for American Gold and Port
land Bills.
Feb. IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05
f 4f77 & Z &
Il cure for the heart ache.
FORTUNE disturbed by the dust that is
raised often in Exchange Street, has at
length abandoned that quater
for the fayorIte haunt
for the favorIte haunt,
NO. 9, MERCHANTS ROW.

NO. 9, MERCHANTS ROW.
II ERE she prepares her GRAND ASTIDoTE for
l. Il all the ills incident 10 men, and even re-
moves her bandage TO have an eye on those who
visit her beloved temple. This grand antidote,
psnacea, katholicon, &c. &c. destroys duns and
renders completely torpid Lawyers, Sheriff. and
Constables. 1t restores mortgaged premises,
gives warmth IN winter without the aid Of Wins
lows patent, and furnishes putty and white lead
TO tenements in decay. Taken in the brseches
pocket, it is convenient article at tavern,
causing hearty squeeze from the landlord,
hustle in the bar room, fire in the Parlour that
contain. the daughters embroidery and the -Four
Seasons. When owned in the form Of Bank
Shares, it gives TO the maiden Of forty FIVE the
rose oil twenty and renders her witty, interest
ing and highly celebrated for the domestic vlr-
tues. 1t enables the old bachelor to dispense
with Macassar, and Gowland's. Lotion removes
from the cheek the diagram. Of time, and rem
ders him gay, luminous and learned. 10 fine
with this grand metallic desideratum the pos
SCISSOR will ind no difficulty IL obtainin, atten-
tive listeners, however long and dun IFS stories !;
firm believers, however tough his yarns, and
hearty laughers, however stale and vapid his
jokes and witticisms. All therefore DESTROYS Of
good farms, good husbands, good wives and good
dinners, and more especially all who would ex-
change Mr.. for Esq. will call on JOHNSON, at
the aforesaid temple, No. 2, Merchants Row,
where the grand specific may be had in any
quantities from THIRTEEN drops to 100000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
will soon fall into the dish Of some seasonable
guest; and all who are willing 10 adven-
tule trlhe in the
Grand National Lottery,
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400 bbls. best Strong BEER,

400 bbls. best Strong BEER,
warranted 10 keep good through the sea-
son, or il will be received back and the no
ney returned to the purchaser.
20 bbls. supeEor Cherry RUM.
l trunk containing r.. quality Morocco SKINS.
bales first quality Cotton SHEETINGS.
case containing % groce lead PENCILS.
bbls best superfne Alexandria FLOUR.
Mess No. and =, BEEF.
90 BOLTSra ravens Duck,
80 do. Thick do.
SO bbls. Middlings Flour,
bbls. WaInuts
40 bags white Cyane Sugar
Casks Of Winter strained Sperm Oil, warranted
pure,
100 boxes Windsor Soap,
case silk Umbrellas,
Boxes ii. Skin x. Hyson s. souchong Tea, prime !,
quality,
is boxes Roll Birthstone,
500 sides Sole Leather,
lot English, fat and square Iron,
20 doz. English Spades aud Shoyels,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
y. f. Rum,
Wines,
few pipes old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure,
4 wall Pew in Rev. DIR. Nichols Meeting House,
Philadelphia and German Mil SAWS. Nv
The above at Private Sale by
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

I'VE subcribrr hereby gives public notice all
cd. thar be has bees duly appointed and taken rn.7
himself the o. Adlnipstrator the estate VI
WILLIAM WAITE.
late Of Portland. IN the county OF Cumberland Nerh,n
deceased. by giving bond the law directsHe therr
requests All persons who indebted the said deceay
estate 70 make immediate paymrnt and those who hav
demands thereon, exhibit rhe same Tor yettlrr
Portland, Feb. y, iS1l.
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HE subscriber hereby gives public NOTICE to All concern
ST. mar rs has been duly appointed and taken upon
himseH me trust ot Administrator Of the estate Of
FRANCIS WAITE.
late OF portland II the county OF Cumberland erch,n,
deceased by giving bond the law directs-IIe therer
requests All persons wo indebted the said eceased
estate 10 make immediate payment and those who nav.
any demands thereon, exhibit the same for settlement IL
Portland, Feb. 10, 1879. II
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Present price OF Tickets:
Whcles, Sl5- Quarters, S4-Eighths,
50, &c.
Letters from any part Of the State ofMsne,
or any other Stale IN the Union, or the Prov
inces Of Great Britain, enclosing money or
Prize Tickets (post paid will be promptly
attended TO, and every information given gra-
lis.
The Managers lists Of every drawing nay
be seen gratis, by calling as above.
February &c, 1922.
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TIE PIRATE.-ltis stated from Boston, that
since the arrival Of this bewtching character
in that city" every young lady there, is not
az home. "-SdJcm Gazette
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-05

Also few Cassimeres and Pelisse Cloths, which
will be sold cheap.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-18
PROCLAMATION,

oNONNo "HEREAS, it appears from the returns of
SEAL. w the general Elections of this State which
WV were held the first Tuesday of October i'm
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and twe
ytwo, at the several places appointed by law for holding
said Elections in each of the counties OF this state for
Representative i'll the Congress of the United States for this
State from the frh day of March next aud for Repre-
sentative to fill the vacancy which did happen in the rep
resenaton from this Sate in the Congress Of the United
States by the resignation of Cesar A. Rodney Esq and
from enumeratng and ascerramng tho number OF yoes
for each and every Candidate and person. that Louis Mn
has the highest number of for and was duly elected
Representative i'll the Congress of the Ued states for
this State from the fourth day of March next and that ans
el Rodney has the highest number of for and as
duly elected Representative for this State in the Cong ess
of the United States to fill the vacancy af esad agreea
bly, to the Constitution and laws of said State now tnee-
fore by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by
an act of the general Assembly of the ate Of Delaware
in such made and provided do hereby publish and
declare, the said Louis MLane, Representative of and for
this State, in the Congress OF the United States, from the
fourth day Of March next and for years thence next toll
lowing and do further publish and declares the said Dam
Rodney Representative, ofand for this State in the Com
sentaon from this State which did happen afor said
Given under my hand and the great seal of the said State
at Lewis the twelfth day of OCTOBER in the year of our
Lord thousand eight hundred and twenty two and of
the independence of said State the forty-seventh
CALEB RODNEY.
BY the Governor PETER RoB1NsoN
Secretary of the State Of Delaware.
October 49, Sl-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-18

lgiven hs name, and answered the redoubtabIs
champion in kind
should like to know from Mr.. Rogers when he
again appears in print, what particular parts OF A.
rs publication have reused all that IS rGnc'r0us IN
HIM; also, aIether he is really anxious ia fight
and what sort of person "Jur. Rogers can acitb
proprieiy notice.!
The same motive that first induced me to with
hold my name, still exists; viz. that believe Mr..
Rogers wishes only to be in possession OF my name
for the purpose of executing little, low, and
secret revenge!
What must the people til nix Of the Attorney
it to take cognizance of all breaches of the peace.
thus turning bully, and dsgorging, in the pubic
papers, the effects of his spleen leor my part,
think him insight icant pretender, possessed of
all the savage nature of the Tiger, al com panied
with about much courage falls to the share of
the timorous Hare!
ut now only remains for me- Tin the Lang uage
of Mr.. Rogers) to pronounce the Attorney Gener-
al OF the State OF Delaware to be preraricating,
eqairocatng, bullying bragga,t, scOuadrel, and
coaoard upon has ovn Shouting. Az.
The Delaware Gazette requested to insert the forego.
ing piece of A. u.
-~@ ao3,o5, -
Some of the blacks who were implicated in tbe
attempted insurrecton in South Carolina, and bans
lshed from that state, have found their way into the
city OF Philadelphia. " A magistrate of this city.''
says the Democratic Press of the 10th inst, i" told
US thas he had two or three days ago. some CONVEX
sation with gentleman from Charleston, who said
he had seen in Philadelphia and spoken with some
OF the Negroes who had been sentenced to death in
Charleston, and that they told him they we're come
10 settle here and had sent to South Carolina TO gsg
their wives and families sent OH to them
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-18
Some gentlemen conceive themselves aggrievec

Some gentlemen conceive themselves aggrieved
by certain publications which appeared in the
Waterman previous to the election. To such we
will say no more. at present, than that the columns
of this paper are open for the retutation of any
matter or thing which has been wrongiully said a.
ganst them.--We shall, as soon as time and space
will admit of it, say something further ON this sub
ject.
YelIo,O ferer at NeU Fork.
From 9th to 5th inst. 25 new cases--7 deaths.
ROBERT WHARTON has been reelected
Mayor Of the City of Philadelphia,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-18
- a551dso 60
FOR The VA lehman.

JAMES RoGERs, Esq. through the medium of
the Delaware Gazette OF Tuesday last, has laid be-
fore the public correspondence which lately took
place between him and the Editor of the Watch
man, in consequence of his having demanded the
name of the author Of communication which APP
peared in that paper OF the LIST inst over the sigma
ture Of A. Il. The correspondence, as stated by
him, is substantially true--but it will remain with
the public to Judge, after taking view Of his state
ment and mine, which shall follow, detailing the
reasons why withheld my nancy whether the
conclusions he draws from thence are iust--or,
whether he has not disgraced himself in attempt
ing to heap obloquy on the author of A. L.. when
lit must be evident to every rejecting mind, from
careful perusal of his own statement, that he has
made out that clearly gives the lie to the beg
|garly and bullying expressions which he has used
towards the author of A. 4.
Mr.. Rogers, after had t,cice assured him that
lit was only for one single purpose that would
sent TO give up my name, could not expect me to
receive sealed note, which would have laid me I'M
der an obligation Of answering it directly, no mat
ter how equvocal it might have been. The afore-
said note, published by MIR. Rogers, has turned
out to be exactly what expected it was, namely
base subterfuge full of loop holes for retreat!-
He thought, no doubt, he cut very imposing fig
ure, by appearing with Major Stockton in his train
and would willingly make the public believe that it
was his intention to decide the truth or faLsty OF
the publication in question: by an appeal to arms
II was and still is my opinion that Mr.. Rogers
Ter wished to ask what the world calls genemally
satsfactionbut, that in order 10 raise name, and
pass, If possible, for man Of mettLe! he thought
lit necessary to have
"a smashing and martial optside;
AS many other mannish towards have,
That do OUTAGE it with their semblances."
| If the object of Mr.. Rogers had been what he in
vain wishes the public to believe it was, namely
to fght-would he not after my refusal to receive
his sealed note, Gas all the correspondence had been
Iopen,) have made direct communicate through
MIR. Wilson, of his specific object; or have ar
ranged the matter, SO for his confidential friend
Major Stockton, to have met a friend of mine liz
confidence, to whom his communication might have
been made? He doubtless woodworking would
have been more easy. If such had been his course,
and his declared object had been to call the author
of A. 4. to the field, he would (although averse
from principle to such combals) unhesitatingly have
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-18
YelIo,C feuer at Nelo Fork.

From 9th to 18th inst. a5 new cases--7 deaths
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20 hhds. Turks Island SALT
- Halt a HOUSE to let, 10 the south
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IA Dyspepsia. or Indigestion, habitual COS
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.fosfid breath, drOrsiness afttr dinner, debility.
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The Pills now offered are not proposed on the
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Piles being connected with indigestion snd
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Persons afflicted with any of The above symn-
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Pills a re remedy well worth their attention.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
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Portland, Sept Is 1921. eowly
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FUR.NfTCRE {. CHAIRS.
WILLIAM HASKELL.

% 4Ch SIREEI) Has FOR SALE,
n Dr.. fancy CHAIRS. Of a good quality !;
- common do /; sIDEBOARDS; SECRE-
TAKIES; BUREAUS; Grecan CARD IA
3LEs; Pembroke and Dining do. common do. !;
dressing do A.; Grecian SOFAS; common do. -:
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
feel! post BEnSTEADS; common do.--Aiso,
10000 feet of Bay and ST. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which he will sell on as good terms as can be
purchased ~ the state. Gj-Those who wish 10
purchase large or small quantity, will please TO
call aud see for themselves. Orders from the
country will b. attended TO.
PorliaRd, July 93tb, f32t. II