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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. y
TUESDAY, June I8.--Ar. brig Alert. ILsley, fSom
Boston
wEDNESDAY-Schr Fountain Hin, from turks
Island.
THURsDAY-sloop Governor, Knight from St.
Andrews; schr Mount Vernon. Howell New-York.
FRIDsY-Sloop Caroline, Porter, Boston.
SATU9DAY-Brig Favorte, Wehber, from the
BAY Of Honduras via Martha's Vineyard, where she
was lately cast away and abandoned TO the under
writers. Her cargo. being wood, principally
ed-Soops Messenger Porter. Boston. cotton r four,
70 Atwood g. Quincy Jones Hale, Stanwood. do.
SUNDAY--Brig Betsev. Simonton, New-Hork
schr. Susannah Stevens, from Salem with -four sloOp
Maine Lowell, IA hours from Boston, Wine to Att
VOID & Quincy.
3IOSDAY-Slcop, America Stanwood, Boston.
cLEARANcEs.
WEDNESDAY-Sloop Ruby. Croker, Bath
fRlDAI-Brig Susan, Loripg, for Cuba schr.
Fame. Crowell New-York
SATURDAY-Sloop Messenger, Porter, Bath.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
June 18th. Cape Ann w. s. w. lea. brig Mary. 2
DAYS from Kennebunk for Port au Prince, leaking
badly and very crank
Nav 26. s. Shaal W. by n. brig Hero, fr. Portland
June lith. lat. 40. Ion 50, brig Amazon, days
from Portland.
May u. lat 81, 80. Ion 60. bri. Hind, hence, 4 ds
June - lat. 40 lon 90. brig Peace, ) days from
Portland for Port Prince.
May %. Havana E. 80 lea. big Liberty, Of henne-
bunk. from Trinidad, bound in.
Nav so lat 40 lon. 60. brig Missionary, Of kenue-
bunk. from r. Orleans.
June g. lat % 81. lon =. schr Elizabeth, Of Dana
Nscotta Is days from New York. for t. Marys. and
supplied with water, having only 80 gils on
board.
June 10, Cane Cod ". 10 lea. brig Eliza, Davis 40
hours from hence for Havana.
juno l. lat IS. brig Laurel, of Deer-lse, from Da'
rien. for Washington city.
June g. of Roanoke Island. sch'r Sophrona-Soie,
Wade, OF Wiscasset, DAYS from Boston. for Wash
jngon, having lost hoth cables and anchors the night
before while at anchor undsr the Island, in a calm
JGne y lat. 90. Ion. 81 brig Hannah, days from
Easiport, for 81. Thomas
June !. LAT. n. Ion. 50, brig Ruth. % days from
cortland, lpr Guadaicupc.
MEMORANDA.
Az New0leans. 10Th ut sChr. Two Brothers, n Car.
diner Cynei Ninball. Of fiallowe. The ship Suat-
to-i loading; and the Stara, q Bath, passed ts
quarantine Isih
Az. az Alexandria, 10Th. schrs. Prospect Perkins
from Danen Adyeho. Gilmore Camden. Up, brig
Sylvester, Healy. Boston.
Scsr. Orion. Eaton Ct BuehiL from Philadelphia,
ar al Bait. 9th inst
At Mavaxuez. Porto Rico. a inst bark America.
Anorv. .ar Ke.nebat.k and big sam, Of Portland.
al cal.o Hoxo. Tor =. Johns
At Surinsu. May is sseona. Davis, Portland, dis
Recover. TAYLOR. os do IN the nVer.
Schr- Edward SlurOA 81 Bangor. #. Warrington. y
G ar ~ PhlaG. liza Seh.- Pcl-eE vas adv iof Fort
Ira l5~e
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MARRIED..

In this town, Mr.. William II. Smith, 70 Miss Rebec-
ca s. Poland.-aIr Simon Bradstreet. of Gardiner, TO
Miss Abigail d. L. Clapp.-Capt John Waite, to Miss
Dorinds Huston. On Monday evening last, Mr.. Ma
ahaniel Ellsworth, TO Miss Mary-Ann Barton.
In Winthrop. Mr.. Cephas Thomas to Miss Almira
Metcaf after courtshp of9 years,
In Belfast. Mr.. Charles K Tilden, OF Casne, 10
Miss Mary Read.
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Merino Long NamIs-Piaid ana
Striped Lustrings.
joseph HarrOd.

II As Just opened and for sale elegant Merino
= and imitation Cashmere Long Sha wls--me-
rino and fancy Silk Hdkfs.--plaid and strpeo
Siil,s--bk. Snchsws and Sarsnets--blk. silk
Hkfs. and era ats case super Al linens. il
half peices very cheap-white aud col ured sat
teen Drillings blue and yellow Nankeens
Nankeenetts-l case blk. Nankin Crapes-Can
ton d. blk. white and green Italian Grapes
Gentle zen and Ladies blk. and white Silk Hos-
and Gloves-Cambrics-N usl:ns-Britsh Shirt
-ingsi bale Factory Ginghams-Stripes and
Ginshams Stripes and Checks-blk. silk Vest
ings-feg silk Handkfs. &c. &c. Which with
his former Stock Will be sold uncommonly cheai
for CASH.
Juse %, 1922.
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fTBOARDEPS,

TUE committee. appointed by the Court n
Sessions for the county OF Cumberland, &
locate a Road from the east Westinghouse, IL
uinot. through Poland aud Danv;lle, 70 Ne"
Gloucester UpPer Corner, on the petition OF Cy
rms Clark and Others give notice 10 the Selectmer
f Minot. Posud. Danvile and New Gloucester
nd sIi other persons Interested. that they sha
Commence the locating Of said road. at New Glou
erster Jppsr Corner. on TUESDAY,, the ninth ia
r July next, at9 o'cl~sk. A. NJ.
JAMES IRISH, ChdirmGn.
Portland, June o. 1929. ew.
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DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth. Mr.. George Gregg. son Of the
Rev w. Gregg aged 81.
Drowned, in Wayne while visit TO her sster's)
on Friday last. Margaret Mcclellan Gould, of Gorham
aged nine years and eight months. 1t was supposed
that she playing by the side of a pond near the
house where she resided and accidentally fell in.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To The Hon. jeremiah Bailey, Esq.
Judge Of Probate, rcifhtn and for The county Of
Lincoln.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents CHARLES IT
READ, Administrator on the estate Of LIN
UEL READ, late Of Lewiston, in said county,
deceased, that the personal estate Of the said
Lemuel Read, is not sufficient by the sum Of FIVE
hundred dollars to answer the just debts which
he owed, he therefore prays that he may be
empowered and licensed To sell so much Of the
real estate ofthe said deceased as may he sufh-
Gent to raise the said sum with incidental charg-
es. CHARLES 7. READ.
March Q, 1929.
LINCOLN, s..
lit a Probate COprt held al Topshdm, -itifs
and for the county Of Lincoln, on The ninth day
of March. Il. ID. 1929.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered-That the
said Petitioner give notice to all persons interest
cd in said estate, to appear at Court Of Probate
to be holden at Top-ham, on the fourth Monday
of August next, by causing copy Of said Peti-
ton, with This Order. TO Ire published three weeks
successfully previous to said Court, IN the Port
land Gazette, printed at Portland.
JERE. BAILEY, Judge Of Pobdts.
Copy Attest,
JOHN ii. SHEPARD, Reg. PROBATE.
June 25.
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sI7sa,27
I'D R,e Inhabitants Of Portland and Ne I'icinitu

To the Inhabitants Of Portland and The paclnltg.
Among the many articles not recovered since the
distressing fire on the 18th inst the following part
u Yellow and red Coverled, rose Blanket, | Pill
low 3 ar half boxes of Baltimore Glass , ivory
headed Canes, trunk Keys, Shaving Soap in iunks,
a shot bag containing from TO 200 Gents, box Of
CAYENNE Pepper, do of Cucumber Seed ID biol. Beef
and Bacon Gridron, Cotton Stockings. Towels ard
Table Cloths. 3 pr. Bellows three gallon Mea-
sure Those who have said articles any others in
possession belonging the sufferers earnestly
1uested send the to the head Of enStrert
in front of Eliot Libby Oliver Everetts Stores and
receive pay for their trouble.
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.3psricaa Bible Society.--Tbe receipts in May
1929. were s}Oo6 IS. Tine issues from the De-
!, ',s.itorv II tae month Of Nav, were as follows
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1 Prize of $4,000,
l do. OF $4,000,
\ do. Of $1,000,
"a do. Of $1,000.

Besides great many Of S500-S100 and smaller
mes, making in all about $4,000 to be drawn
"a the next six drawings, and to accommodate
distant customers and save postage, the subscri-
Der has divided Tickets into sevenths, four
eenths and twenty eighhs, so that persons hay-
ing quarters Of thirteen dollar prizes, may have
I seventh, those with an eighth, one fourteenth,
and those with sixteenth, one twenty eighth,
without sending any change which will a
great deal in postage. But persons sending pri-
yes BY Mail, must pay the double postage or
thev will not be attended TO.
Present price Of TICKETS, Wholes 500, Quar-
ters S., Sevenths S2.85, Eighths S2.50, Four
teenths 81 AZ, sixteenths Sl,25, Twentyeishtns
IS cents.
The 28th drawing win be received tomorrow,
nd the LOTTERY will probably finish ne xt
lenth.
Warranted undrawn TICKETS and parts in
ne greatest variety Of Numbers, and all orders
rom a distance promptly aud faithfully attend
ed to by NJ. DAVIS, Agent for the Lottery.
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rnrPTH OF JCLY.

r. understand NATHAN CUvMrSGs. Esq.
a. boon a,poinied by the Selectmen, to deliver
- O,.,,;oa IN hchalfofthe town, on the approach
nv anniyersary Of Independence.
.lnsricnn Bible Socity.--The receipts in May
400 were s}.0G6 IS. Tine issues from the De-
',,..itorv IA the month Of Nav, were as follows
Bibles, 1-lso
,restaments, 1920
Total, 5,l22-Yaiue, s5,l94 @
mother Dsfsalitr.-A late U. {. Marshal in
PENNSYLVANIA is announced as defauIter to the
~,pe Of serenity three thousand dollars Have
FLs.'e Sans pockets no bottom
Reiiefof tie Sufertrs.-On Sunday last a
contribution taken in 81 the worshippug
seubes in this town for the relief of the sufferers by
I; , ate FIRE There collected at the
Yirst Parish, SllG,l7
second do. 1882
Baptist Society, .,
Methodist do. al,
gpiscopaian do. %,
tniversalists do 1905
Mr. Rand's Society, 20.
Portland Artillery Company. 80.
The ayails Of Mr. Nichols Exhibition, 2l6C
Collected by subscription, about 1900,
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DnnfG<
PRIZE LIST IN THE

! ITATIOlTAE hOI"FII32TIs2SY
THE following PRIZES were Sold at the
i GODDESS'S F.ATORITE OFFICE, By
her Agent NJ. DAVIS,
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BENJAMIN DODGE.

AT a meeting of the Firewards Of the town Of
Portland, on Monday evening, June II, 1922,
Voted, That the thanks of this Board be pre-
sented to the inhabitants of the neighboring
towns, for their kind assistance at the Ia e fire
and that the Clerk be requested to furnish each
Of the printers, in Portland, with copy Of the
vote for publication.
Copy of Record.
Attest, j. M. GERRISH, CLERK.
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5,l22-value, s5,194 e5
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Retefof Die Sufsrers.-On Sunday last a
mae ,atap IN ,,o-t AZ thn
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Al q Court of Probaie held al Portland

At Court Of PrObate held al Portland,
rcithin and fyr the County Of Cumberland. on the
first Monday Of June ~ The year " our Lori eigh-
teen hundred and lger,ty t1rO.
= alive LEIGHTON, AdmiDStT atrix of rhe Estate Of
~ EZFKIEL LIGHT ON. lsre % falmouth. in said
county, Woman. deceased having presented her second
Of ADMINISTERS ion of the Of lid deceased
ORDERED, That the said admnistrarriS. give notice
persons Interested by Causing ccpy II this order
published three weeks succcssivclv the Portland
zerte printed X Portland that hey NAV appear ~ pro-
Court be b. ia at said Portland rht Thr Tues
OF Iy next AZ ten OF the clock Va the forenoon. and
shew Cause they have whv the should he
allowed. RARREI POTTER Judge.
A true Ccpy-Attest
HoRArIo soUTHCATE. Reg.
Portland EIne y.
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CONGRESS-
SENATE.

TUESDAY,, March 70.
Much business was performed. The reports
of several committees were received. chiefly on
private and local subjects, and various orders
were passed thereon.
The bill granting 10 the state of Illinois the
right ofopening a canal through the public lands
OF the United States, was taken up and ordered
10 be en.rossed and read third time.
WEDNESDAY, March 20.
Sundrv private bills, &C. acted upon. but no
pubic debate % consequence in the Senate this
day.
THURSDAY. March 81.
The Senate were principally occupied on bust
ness OF private nature and executive business.
FRIDAY, March -.
The bill declaring the assent OF Congress 10
certain acts of the States of South Carolina and
Georgia, authorizing the collection of tonnage
duty In the ports of Charleston, Savannah and
St. Mary's, in aid of the Navy Hospital fund.
was taken up, and after some amendments pas
Sed 70 a third reading.
After the transaction Of Executive business.
the Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, March 10
South .4nerrcGn IndePendsnce.-Mr Russell
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, 10 whom
was referred the Presidents message, on the 9Th
oil March, made an unanimous report concurring
with the recommendation of tie executive IN
The justice and eNFedency al recognizing the
independent governments Of South America.
nus interesting report concludes with The
following paragraph and resolutions -
Your committee have thus considered the
subject, referred 10 them, in ali its aspects. and
are UNANIMOUSLY ofopinion that it's u ST
end tNPEDlENT 70 acknowledge the INDIE
PENDENCE Of the several nations III Spanish
America. without any reference 10 the diverSi-
~ IN the forms other governments aud in ae-
coniance with this opinion, they respectfully
submit the following resolutions -
Etsotrcd That the House " Representative -
concur II Tie opinion expresses On th- President.
II m message Of sthe Sth March. Iesa, thu,
american provinces Of Spain, which have DC.
c!sred their Independence. AID srein he en- .sv-
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Colombia piratical schooner bound 10 Martinique
from Cuba
D. Anionio Banata. secretary ofsatc. tas resigned
and ID Angel N1llogo has Lecn appointed by toe ANS
ms successor pro tt1paTe-
IL WIS reported that French aeothsd captured the
Spanish part ~ the island 81 =. Damn'-a
We learn ftom Captain Funk, III the hiiE Commerce
that French corvette arrived Porto Rico and SAL
ca again or Martinique, with two piacal sCh1oncrs.
which She had captured Ia Jamaica Bay. -. Dun.neo
They had IN their possession, Bremen brig which
they had takcnthe day before and plunderedno>t %
the q the pirAtical vessels escaped ~ shore.
.dRcr. Statesman
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WEST INDIES.
HAVANA TRADE.

By the last accounts from Havana, II appears that
the CorcS Ut tire Mother Country intended "a make
Havana free Tort, by opening il 20 an flags as place
~ deposit for all goods for any term under twelve
tiOn.
We are glad a learn ~ the arrivals from Havana.
TINT nC new piaucs bad been heaul NJ there Cant
hcanHty, q the EAitpri-e, Keeps vigilaOt watch i'll
thar -tHtion.
Fi.s u ILaraaa.--We learn hv the brig DESPATCH.
that Ire broke back ol the CITY ON the LIST of
hafch which destroyed large uumbe.Of wooden
building, containing sugars 20 large anlOunt-1OO
houses Is said tn have been DESTROYED
tro1l M lhomHS.-Our correspondent writes u.s. IN
der date "a 'c 1iih ult that from Martinique
stated that French squadron. consisting Of line OF
ha''.c ship, SevcDi fugatcS and soops OF var with
loco troops had sailed from that place and IL was
reported that hey were % he ioined IN much larry
az squadron from France Their object was 10 take
possession 81 the Island q st. Domingo
IN u gI-rFr
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Contribution 20 the American Bible Soci-
ely, - January snd February, S4278 SO /:
issued during same period, Bibles and Tests-
menis TO the amount Of $3.50 Is.
A Washington letter says: "a The New
Tariff will encounter grea, opposition, and uoi
improbably, be driested as also Dir. HOLMES
Custom-lIuuse Bill"
Twelve hundred and fifty petitions have
been presented TO Congress he present. ses-
sion, aud not one of them has We, reoei,e ed
final decision in its favor.
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rrent XII IN, ought 70 ~ recognized Hr ttc r..
States II independent nations.
| Rcs0irtd, That the Committee NJ W.,
Means. he Instructed 10 report a iii an,,...--
| ting a sum not exceeding n. 100000 10 $3.50.
tie President Of the United States. 10 -i,r 5-e
effect 10 such recognition
On motion 81 Mr. Smith, NJ Ma. ~ -..
and resolutions were referred 10 tie commit
OF the whole on The State Of the Union ~
copies were ordered 20 be printed.
The house refused % consider tie adj
mcnt Of Congress. 81 ID ~.
The Speaker laid before ne house " statr-,.-4
showing the amount of draw backs parah. -
merchandise exported from tie United >,,.,.
during the years ending 5lst Dec. 1918. 10 az
%, compared With the amount If Duties u+:,t
occurred On the same respectively.
Total Gmoiats ~ ~ ysar4 specified.
In 1915 Duties l5.e3a fc,
Drawbacks 3543a2o
In 1919 Duties eI.s2nosS
Drawbacks 3.30lefa
In 1890 Duties l6.560.6as
Drawbacks 5.2G5.ot5
The contested election between AIessrs. a.
den and Reed was decided. after much ,eh.ts
and resulted in favor OF MIR. Reed, who v,s
qualified, and took las seat. Adjourned
"WEDNESDAY, March an
Mr.. Woodcock moved for tie cOnsderaiipncr
resolution from the senate for fixing nv N.Y..
iournment of Congress and after much dehare
an the subject it vas postponed to the "a Mica.
dav of April.
The House then resolved Itself into rnn.
rittee Of the whole on the bin authorizing tba
Secretary NJ the Treasury ID exchange rer
cent stock for certain 8 and per cent. stock.
MIR. Cambreleng offered a substitute 10 the III
by way Of amendment upon which debate
arose that continued till the hour OF adjournment
when The committee rose, reported progress. ant
the House Adiourpej.
THURSDAY, March 2g.
The iiOuSe of Representatives acted on
number OF private bills and resolutions OF little
public interest. 4 bin was reported to enaLlc
the inhabitants Of the District VI Columbia w
0Hn frame Of governulpn t- The bin providing
for an exchange Of public Stocks. was further
debated. MIR. Cambreleng's amendment was
rejected, but no final decision was had on tie
ball when the house adjourned.
FRDAY, March -.
The consideration ar The BILL To authorize TIE
exchange Of certain stocSs, vas resumed. and.
after some debate, the question was taken on
ordering Il to be eugTosSed & read 4 third tirc.
Nhen Il was nesatived by vote Of G5 to 61.-
he consideration Of petitions from private i'll
dIvltnals, and other undressing matters. pccu-
pied the rest Of the day.
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CEANBER OF DEPUTIES.


N'tr projed respecting The public press.
"Art. /. No Journal or periodical pubCa !
tion. directed wholly Or in part 70 news or no
htical matters, ana appearing either regularly
ana on 4 fXed dav, or in numbers, or irregular
y, can be est. blished and published without the
authority OF the King. This article Is not 10 ap-
ply 70 Journals Or periodical publications. exist
inT On the Isl January. 1922.
: , The Conv Of each Journal or number w
periodical publications. or journals transmitted
10 tie procedures. sub preicctures or MayoTal-
tics, shall be deposited al the Office of the pro-
cOreur In Roi, ct the place Of printing.
Art. ,. In C1se the spirit or general tendon
G. Of any journal or periodical writing shall he
81 nature 70 inlure the public peace, or the
respect due 10 the religion of the State, or 70
other religions legally recognized in France. or
the authority Of the King. or the stability of the
constitutional institutions the ROYAL Courts with
III the range Of whose jurisdiction these journals
arc published, shall have the power after hear
ins the Precureur general ana the parties in q
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SOUTH AMERICA.


a Caracas GazeUc, received IN Baltimore states,
that Bolivar had returned hou. Quito, ai,sr securing
tho lndept ndcnce IT that section Of the Union The
people had DECLARED in favor M complete separation
from Od spain. letter n subsequent date an
nonnrr~ the rrcaptIrc II Coru IN the patriots that
an expedition citing to blockade Porto CaNel-
10 by and thai Commodore Dsacls was appointed
TO taSc the command.
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We are iavourcd hv capt Funk of the brig Com
mcrco from Porto Rico with fle Ct psrers from lha
place 70 the 9Th inst inclusive. We have translated
tic following being the only articles Of interest they
contain
Tie Preach slooT II war Sayho, capt. Tasse',e
sailed the 5t Vi,h her prge iH,or u "a Fatria,
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WILLIAM GORDON,
R4S FOP SIZE

u. HIS For SHE.
LANDING FROM BRIG ORONo.
2flfsl bot 1--we and sup-i huc tiuiH.
- - ~ ~ tierrcs New RICE,
90 hoNe> Thy = and y ~ 10 GLASS.
10 10 III em KAlSINS.
so cs,kS do
10 boxes brown Hnvaua SUGAR.
- bhls clear porn.
~ %, hore mralarr. IA.
tV IT. No. An
IN dug. Iotn TRNnM~.
W hi. Rye CUFFfE.
10 piece, Ravens CUCN.
.....3f.S0...
hhts Wiz Nrd t,fart RUN.
pire- Cnr~ic. NINE.
10 Gem rhn> Uld Natuira Cn.
fhl> -. ncringa COFFEE.
: pipes Am, r,czn brandy.
30. 90 GIN.
lNCRiHAN'S WEAEs. Arr = ts--
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FROM VERA Cruz.

Capt Morgan, IA days irom Havana. informs that
The Brush >ooF "a war Tyne arrived there On the
Sth inst ircm Vera Cruz, with information that tie
supplies from tire town % fort t. Juan Ne lima had
been stopped, an0 lhat heavy batteries erecting
ior tie purpose OF reducing the Fort. The captain,
also stated, Tia; squadron Of ten sail. from Caidz
vas bocAading Vera Clu., and suffered no vessels 70
20 in.
pOlocrC brig from Cadz, had arrived which had
been attacked IN piIatiCal schCoECTs, OF hey Ro
nran0, and altcl action al an hour and an half,
succeeded IN beating them of. Several OF lex crew
were injured by the explosion OF some loose powder
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THE members of the PORTLAND TRACT
d SOCIETY. are informed that the Tracts are
received and ready Tor delivery az WILLIAM
m De ; Bookstore. Ifnot called fnr within cl
days they will be distributed by the Distributing
committee April =.
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BRAZIL

Ttd.A colony a Chinese established itself IN
Ba1Il soon after tc King Ot Portugal fNed lis resi-
deuce thcfc. aud applied the cultivation az withG
% much success, that they have now three millions
Trees IN full bearing
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STOLEN,

and hair worn or her sides by harness Whoever viii
return SAID mare or give information % the SUBSCRIBE
shall be handsomely rewarded by
IONA. EJTTERFlELn.
Living near Falmouth Meeting house April y
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JOHN " II.LIAMS.

OFFERS FOR SALE
~ no and y, Lang Hhrrr,
100 kegs TOBACCO, LII. P,
Rolls J. Ender's Bend,
icO Aegs OF d.. No. 4. OF (. IN Finders Brand
100 Kegs Old No. I, ? and 5 Of Fletcher sui
Edges Rrand.
And wall be sold = la;v - can he purchased IA
Boston. and warranted good w no sale.
500 quintsls OF Pollock FISH.
80 casks fresh RAISINS,
500 barrels Of S. +. FL OUR
% boxes Of Havana SUGAR. April g
IL. STONE & co.
No. !, Crn'rHi ROir,. HAVE FOR SAFE.
Nv Is Patent COROAGE ~ gang II resaa
Z common do
IL tons clean HEMP.
100 hbls Mess snd No BEEF
Russia snd Hail DUCk,
Thick and thin Ravens IN.
@iLSO-
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