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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
ASSESSORS NOTICE,

THE SCISSORS for the town of Portland, here
by give notice 10 The Inhabitants, and all 9TH
er persons liable 10 pay taxes ia SAID town, tina,
they will attend ct their Once (Ceunting Room
Of JOEL HALL, Fore-streei,) on the 9th, 9th
and 10th days Of May instant, fom 9 to u oeiock
A. NJ. and from o to O'Clock Z. M. Oh each
day. 10 receive the valuation OF their properly
according to law. They are hereby requested to
bring ia true aud perfect list Of heir poll, and
the just value of their Estates. bo,h Real aud Per-
sona including proprietary estates, and estates IN
trust which tbey.were respectively possessed Of on
the first day of May. fG22.-Ihe following sche
due, may serve torn. ~
Polls of s years old and upwards, including
the polls of servants.
Description aad value Of Real Estate within
the town Of Portland, in their own right or the
right Of others. improved ar not improved, (pews
| in houses OF public worship excepted)
All money at interest, more than they pay in
terest for.
Deb ed for.
Monies If all kinds on hand
All Bank Stock and Shares in any Incorporates
Company, for Bridge OF Turnpike oad--or
| Shares ia any other inc rpOrated Company, pos
-essng taxable property according 70 The just val.
ne thereof
The amount Of all goods. wares and nierchan
disc, or any other stock in trade, including stock
employed 10 Manufactures.
Vessels of all kinds, al home or abroad. with
ell their Stores and appurtenances, including :hei.
Ca,goes
All pleasure Carriages. Horses and neat cattle
of one year old and upwards.
Amount Of income from profession, trade, O.
employment, gained by sea or lard.
All other property except Sheep household fur
ni'ure wearing apparel, farming utensils tools OF
Mechanics necessary for carving their bus
mess, Salt wo ks for the manufacture OF salt, ana
machinery il Cotton and Wooden Manufactures
The assessors solicit the particular attention
| Of the Inhabitants 10 the above rctcc. and that
their lists be infinitely made out tenants desgna-
ting the owners Of Real Estate occupied by them,
and owners are also requested 70 give the maine.
| Of the occupants, otherwise they shall be under
the necessltv II booming their estates. and shall
no, expect to hear complaints for being over tax
| ed
DANIEL COBB, Assssors orMs
JCEL HALL, torn Of
CHARLES FOX Portland
Portland, MayT, 1922.
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Weights. Measures, &c.

I'VE snh~srber being appointed sa'er OF
u WEIGHS and MEA StREs FIR his Town,
notifies the iuhahitants thereof To bring IN To him
st me store next door 10 Mr Samuel ETery'- IN
Forr- Street at tho foot IF ExrhaRge-sreet, all
their tsaa,s at,eAfs and nifusurfs, that he may
try prove and seal the AZ The law directs, a.
they ,nus, he done in May The penalty for neg
ifcf 10 comply with this ro'ice he would refer
them 10 the law OF this State.
SAMUEL cLARY Seufer.
Portland Bay Z, iaez.
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SEFIIP NBW VS.
PORT OF PORTLAND... :.


.aRRIVdLS
! TUESDAY, April 30.-ar brigs Cncinnatus, Par
ker. Boston Hazard Littleheld Wells sloops Amer
jca Stanwood, Bostsn Vigllant. Veaze. Portsmouth,
WEDNESDAY-Sch'r Clothier, Gray Boston
Cod Fish, Baxter, New York; Joseph. Prince, Fred.
encksburg, Ospra, Harding, II days from Havana
Epterprze Leavitt, St. Martins Betsey Farmer New
Haven soops Mary. Butler, N. York; President
Poland Wilmington Thomas. Melven, Waldoboro'
Mary and Lucy, kaer, do, Joseph, Vale, co
Same day--Schr. Fair Policy, Chase. IS days from
ST. Crox, with rum and sugar, 10 A. Mcclellan. Left
schrs Lively of Wiscasset, for Boston, and Carpcn-
ter. Harding, of Bath unloading.
THURSDAY. May2-Ar.soop Mledgeville. knight
from Boston-schrs MERIT Givens. from TurksIsland
with Salt to the master--Mount-V Vernon, Howell, Ii
days from ST. Bars, with sugar and molasses. TO
J. C. Churchl-Decatur Gushing, from Boston,
with -four to the master
SATURDAY-Bng Midas. Prince. from Boston,
with -four.
SUNDAY--Schr's Mary & Eliza Waite, from East
port with plaster VgIlsnt, Waite, do. do; Emigrant,
Prince, from Boston, with -four to the master.
CLE.AR.4.NCES
TUESDAY, April 30.-Sloop Alert. Hutchinson, ST.
FRIDAY-Schrs. George. Turner. St. Andrews--Lea-
der Gerts, Philadelphia.
SATURDAY-Brig Ruth, Robinson, Gaudaloupe--
Jane, Bacon, do-Argo Hood, Havana--schrs Fair
Polly, Chase for Bath--Betsey. Ilsey, Newyork-sl.
Edward. Sweet Ipswich
wEDNEsDAY->chr Climax Prince, N. York !;
Boat Lady barbaiick, ~ York Brig Frances, Lee,
Havana.
VESSELS SPOKEN
April 49, lat. 81. lon. So, so, schr. Climax, Prince
Of this port, for Havana.
April %. lat 80, on- al. schr Numa. from this port
for West Indies.
April %. brig Levans. of Portland, 8 days from Ma
tanzas for New-York.
.MEJMOR RANDI.
At Maanzas 18th ult. Cleaner, Leavtt of Port
land, for Providence. 90.
Schr Factor from Portland was in the river. near
Richmond, oath ut
Ar. at Alexandria 25ih ut schr. Five Brothers,
Delano. Portland 27th, schr Emerald Bahson, M.
Desert. Sailed, 3d. sch'r Emgrant Prince, Portland.
Adv at Baltimore. oath Mt schr. Planter, Dennson,
| for Boston and Portland.
Ar at Havana, 18th ult. Eliza, Davis Portland, %.
Sailed 18th Lovant Choate, do. At do 10TH ANA
ron. Portland, disch.; Richmond, Adams, and Me-
chanic. do. unc; Statra, Monntfot. do just ar.
AT Port au Prince April TO- Mary Ann, Prince. Of
Falmouth mate and two dead; William Barker,
Pierce, of Gardiner do. do. Mary Ann, Robinson OF
Portland. one dead: brigs Adams, Pendleton,
Thomaston Harriet g. Lucy. Clark Camden. Que
man dead sch'r Beluga, Emery, Kennebunk; sloop
Deborah Ann, Barnes Portland mate dead. Most Of
the above about ready sail when the ehbargo
raised, but some would be detained for want Of
men.
Ar. at Charleston. 10th ult brig Champion, Morse
| Of marlborough, y. York Is. Cl. schr Henry. Da
Wis of Thomaston for n. York-l8th, sob rsComet
Soule Of Portland. Maracaybo. 20; Cornelius. Bis
kew of Warren. N. York, 8-23d. schr Argo, Bugbee,
of Penebscot. Maraicaybo. 25.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Officers ofCASCO LODGE at North Var
moufh, will be publicly installed nv the
Grand Lodge, on st. JONAS day, the 24lh Of June
next. The members eishbouring Lodges and
all regular Alasons, will consider this as an inv-
tation to attend. An address will be delivered
by Brother STEPHEN CHAPLIN.
Per order, SAMUEL GILMAN Secretary.
North Yarmouth, May l, 1922.
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North Y armouth Packet.

sASN THE sloop FRIENDSHIP, THAppE-
-esiiif- Us ROBBINS, Master, will leave this place
Generally for Portland on Mondays and Thurs
doys and from Portland for this place on Wtd-
ne$dops, Fridays SATURDAYS. wind and weather
permitting. All orders left with w. II. ~ G..
srocKnRIpGE. .Nor,hyurmou'h or Asa EATON,
insrshsn's Wharf, Portland, shall be duly at
tended 10, and All favnrs gratefully acknowIedg
ed If. North fospouih, .Iay Z, 1929.
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NOTICE.

1--WE DOLLARS will De paid on demand
l. when j is ascertained for a fact, that any
Vendor Of Tickets in this town, has had, or sold
either Of the following numbers 1858 1880 -
1860, in the NATIONAL LOTTERY. class the
fifth. WILLIAM FRANCIS.
Portland, May Z, 1922.
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Stands and Maykef Places.

PUBLIC Notice is hereby given in
comic, miry to the ~ Laws of the town ~ Port
land that the several Market Places and Stands
hereafter mentioned a'e designed and appointed
for the purposes thfreia named viz
For HAY, before il is weighed, the south
side Of Bsck-Stree from Middle Street tn Tenn
ple-Street after the Same i weighed. sh- north
side Of Federal Street from the Hay-.cales to lem.
pie Street.
For WOOD & BARK. the north size Of
Midde-Street from Judge Ereeman's Office 10
Court Stree, 1.-The north sile Of Maize Street from
Prebe Street 10 Green's Alley the north side OF
Danforth Street, from High Street 10 GENRE
Street.
For LUMBER, Of All kinds, the north side
of Middle Street, from Msre Street to Conrt
Street. the north side Of Free Street and the west
side Of Union Street.
For BUTCHERS CARTS and Wagons
with butchers' meat the north side a Maine Street.
from Green Street 10 Green's Aley-the south
side Of Fore Street, from the passage leading "a
TO ingrsham's Wharf to hat leading to 7it--
combs Wharf The Horses 10 be taken from the
Carts and Wagon, on the last mentioned stand.
and remover ON the Street, from the Grst IF
June to The first Of October.
For TRUCKS, the west side Of Market
street., commencing shi~.v feet from Fore Street
and The south side Of Miik Street from L. ADAMS
store, 10 Na-krt Street.
For HACKS. The east side Of Court Street.
from Middle. % Federal Street.
n b The occupants nf any of the foregoing
Stand, are 70 avoid cncumbcriEg or obstruc,ing
the side walks.
For Vending FRESH FISH. the Store On
he lover end Ct lnsrsham's Wharf; she s all
adjoining Central Wharf and The several W harves
east cf Port land Pier aed the harves vest Of
Central Wharf. le'o~ low water max. provided
be projectors OF said NA>rves 10 not object,
and The veaders fomPiy with the By-LaNs ss to
| the offpI of he fish
| By ordsr u nc St'ecfmsp,
ISAAC ADAMS, Ctairxar.
Portland. May 7, i322.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has taken ofthe town OF Wind
' ham, psuper by the name Of JANIS CAMP
BELL, to support one year; but he utterly refus-
es 10 live with this therefore is To forbid all
person harbouripg him as shall not pay any ex-
pence arising thefefrom.
TIMOTHY HANSON.
Wiaekam, May 3, 1922.
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In Brunswick, by Rev. President Allen, Mr. Nehe-
miah Larrabee, 10 Miss Lucy Weston.
In Hiram Maj. Joseph Bailey OF Standish, TO Mrs
Lydia Mcclellan, of the former place.
In Pownal, by Rev. Perez Chaplin Mr. Phineas Soul
10 MissBctsey Noyes, both of Pownal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND.
rlAvE iust received prime LOT Of L-4RG f.
II TURTLE SHELL COMBS, Of a superior
quality. Nay :, is21-
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HURRICANE

On Wednesday last experienced in this town. a
pretty heavy bow.--We understand that, few miles
IN the country il was encreased to a very uncommon
tempest or rather hurrcane-that, in Windnam, its
path marked with the destruction of every thin,
IN It's wayt lifted up the roof Of ban, and tore it
iso fragments in the ar-that it raised very con-
siderable water-spout in the Duckpond. about 3 miles
from Portland, to the height of about 80 feet Fences
and Trees prostrated by its torce.-Many build
ings have been injured and several, believe, demo
ished.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07
NOAH HARDING,


INFORMS his fricnls and customers
that he has just received and opening for
SALE at his ST ORE in .Htine .Strcer three doots
above Unaon Hall, handsome assortment OF
English, french 6' India Goods,
suitable for the present and approaching season.
....AMoNG WHICH ARE...
.RROADCLOTHS; CASSlMERES Coatings ;
Blankets FlanneIs Velvetsi; Bombazetts
Vestngs; sattinets I, Bombazeens; Cotton Gas
simeres
Bed-1icking Ginghams Cotton Stripes;
Sheetings: bleached and unbleached Shirtipgs J;
Cotton Il worsted Hose Diapers; Iish Linens ;
Gloves Dnoties Camhrics great variety
of CALICOES: Merino- Cashmere, Grape, Silk
aud Cotton SHAWl.S;
MusIins; Laces; Grapes Lntestrings Satins ;
Sarsnrts; Umbrellas; Haudkerchiefs Checks /:
Straw Ronnets; Ribbons Pocket Books Combs;
Pen Knives; Scissors I; Buttons sewing Silks &
Cottons Twist and Cords; Threads Bindings /;
Beads; Taste, Thimbles, &c. &c
A variety Of Paper HGngings,
Factory Yarn; Gentemen's and Ladies Leath-
Ell and Morocco SHOES. &c.
N. HARDING. has also for Sale at his other
Store under Union Hall, attended by Mr.. HAIR
LOW HARRIS, an extensive assortment of
Hest India Goods q Groceries,
embracing almost every article usually called for
in that line.
The above GOODS having been purchased
principally with Cash they will be sold remarka-
biz Cheap. May 7, 1922.
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n|FAMONG WHICH ARE N
i case Linens very low steam loom Shirtings,
Calicoes-Ginghaus furniture Patch---Cambrics,
Observation-Disclosures Long Lawns.
Black and coloured Nankin and Canton Grapes,
Grape Shawls--Cassimere Standardization Hkfs
Scotch Plaids--twill'd Bombazetts Woolenetts,
Stripd Jeans-yellow Nankins-Di l-Dowlas,
Duck-brown Linens-Russian Damask
vestings. y-Gloves--Hossry,
White y hs'd Cravatsbiack, white and green Italian
Grape,
Black and cold Sarsnetts pearl & light blue Florence
Good black and flag silk Hkfs-cotton HSfs variety
Cotton Shawls-Bed I ickng-She etings- Shirtings,
observation-disclosures. &c &c.
.....fLSO...
BIZ. blue. Oxford grey & Haresback BROADCLOTHS;
And black, blue = fancy coord CASSlMERES, COM
peiing their assortment of Cloths.
All whichthey offer fol SALE low for Cash only,
May 7. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-07

o. The HaloweI Advocate. Of Saturday, did not
reach till the for this paper was in prepare
ton. We shall take due notice of it in next.
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From The Tilhge Record, June 5.
LOSS OF The kVRInN

LOcS Or HE ALBION.
Further Particuiars-A letter of dav or two later
has been received from MIR. Everban.
Last week, when the of the loss of the loss Of
the Albion came, and all supposed Mr.. Everhart was
hood.
we have just been favoured with the perusal cf
leuer from him 10 his wife dated Cork county Ireland
April p, 1922
embrace TINS opportunity of letting you know of
the total loss OF the ship Albion on the coast OF Ireland
about one mile from this she was driven on a rocky
shore ana was soon beat 10 pieces by the waves The
ships crew consisted of 25-the storage passengers
the cabin passengers 23-making 81 in all-Of the
snip crew there were drowned or lost, 10 Of the
storage passengers. > OF the cabin passengers %
ElSht only were saved Among the drowned were the
captain and second mate. You may still be alarmed
but you need not apprehend any danger elaliug me
ior God Is with me- he alone has protected and saved
me- Tor when was in The greatest danger NV mind was
completely composed though was sick all the mas
sage, and OF course the weakest and most feeble
passenger on board yet trusted in our Saviour and
became strong, and actually underwent more fatigue
oeeve, than any that got saved and continued strong
until got safe on shore, when my strength left me-
winch clearly proves that God gave me strength and
presence Oh mind. But am now vary well, md shall
leave here IN few days for Liverpool or as soon as
some OF the sailors OF the wounds received
PROOF no" composed my mind was while | was in the
greatest danger, and what confidence | had in nv Re
deemer, is that actually assisted some of those who
were drowning and crying for mercy. The place
where the vessel was wrecked high and perpen-
dIcuar rock however got the edge Of il and re-
NAMED there about three hours, the waves beating
over me there was on the rock, at the same time
hive or SIX others, who, believe, all perished You
VIII not forget, with the little Ones to render humble
thanks to God toruy doliverence. am now at the
house OF Mr. Gibbons, who furnishes me with every
thing can ask for the people very hospitabe
here am not IN want of any thing, nor shalll he
4 D.
ship TO sal for Philadelphia in that time"
g WIN. EVERHART"
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RTRTTTC

The wife of Mr.. Benjamin Holmes. of Portsmouth.
was delivered of twins on the 81 inst Mr. Holmes IS
IN the Both year of bis age, and has large family Of
young children.
The Duchess of Clarence was lately brought
to bed OF twins, neither of whom lived but few
moments. This event, the French Editor re-
marks, is the more important TO the English, as
It teHds to place, at least for the present, the
line OF succession to the throne of Great Br-
tain, IN the house of the Duke of Kent the third
brother of king George w. This prince it is
known married the sister Of Prince Leopold OF
Cobourg.
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TO GEORGE BRADBURY, E.q one IF The Jas
tees Of the Peace 5gitiia and for HE County
u Cumberland.
M L the subscribers, five Of the Propretors CT
w certain tract Of Land in Portland, in said
county, formerly ass gtled 10 the Widow Of An
thony brackeit, deceased, az part OF her dover
I in his estate said tract lying southerly OF Mann
street leading from Portland to Stroutwater, and
bounded northeasterly, On what was formerly
Tyng's lard land southerly Fore River. do here
by reques; your Honour To issue your warrant for
calling a meeting of said proprie;ors 10 be holden
at the Office Of JAMES NEAL, Esq. in ETrhangc-
street, in said Portland, WEDNESDAY, me
Sarth dag Of August neat, al ten O'clock in the
forenoon, then and there to act on the following
articles, viz:
!. To choose Moderator.
2. To choose Clerk, Treasurer, and any other
officers they NAV deem necessary.
:. Ito see If they will appoint committee or a.
gent to settle with Joseph III. Ingraham, Esq.
the question in dispute relating to the bound
aries Of said tract where the same adjoins
land belonging 10 said lngraham aud 10 set
tie with any other person persons whose
land adjolns said tract, in case any dispute
shall arise, and 10 determine what powers
they will give such committee or agent.
j. To see if they will give such committee or "a
gent directions 10 institute and prosecute a
| suit or suits TO settle such boundaries should
the same be necessary, and TO make an en-
| try on such tract If necessary.
s. To raise committee to ascertain the share or
! shares Of each proportion.
\ s. To see if they will make an assessment on the
shares to defray Incidental expenses.
7. To see if they will appoint committee TO lay
out streets through said tract Of land.
8. To agree mode for calm. future meet
ipgs of said proprietors.
Q. To see ard determine what measures they
will adopt for enclosing and improving SAID
land.
10 witness whereof we have hereto set our
hands this twelfth day Of June, AID. 1922.
/ PRENTlSS MELLEN,
| JAMES NEAL,
JOHN ABBOT,
I THOMAS BECK,
j. ID. HOPKINS,
| GREELEY HANNAFORD.
! - CUMBERLAND, ss....To JAMES NEAL,
IS. Of Portland, Esq. one Of The Esregsing
~ proprieiors.
! IN compliance with the above request, you
are hereby authorized aud required 10 notify q
meeting Of said proprietors in manner by law
prescribed to be holden at the time and place and
ior tho purposes above mentioned.
In testimony whereof | have hereto set nv
hand and seal, this 18th day Of June, "A. ID. 1921.
GEO. BRADBURY, Jus. Peaes.
PURSUANT TO the foregoing warrant to me di-
rected, hereby notify said proprietors to meet at
the time and place aud for the purposes afore-
said.
Dated al Portland, the 12th June. a. y. 1929.
JAMES NEAL.
June 10.
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Big Olive, Lincoln. Of NTscasset, sor Rotterdam,
has cleared AT Petersburg.
,chr Prospect, Perkins. LAYS from Ddrien, for
Washington. was DeioN Norfolk al last
Inc Decatur. ho.n North Iasmoatn, was al Sew
ellis Point, near Norfolk, 9th inst
Brig Washington Fisher, of this port, for ST, Crox
IN DAYS was at 81 Thomas 18th ut
At Mitaazas, 3is at bsigs Moro Of this port. dis.
Diligence, Of do loading; Margaret OF Bath for N.
York In 10 days. The revenue onicers were very
strct aud several Am vessels were under seizure
A letter from St Thomas. 18th uit. says there arc
SIX French Slace rsSseis fitting out there for Africa.
prize schr with 500 slaves had arrived atthe Five
Islands, where she smuggled her cargo into the Island.
Boston. Jase ar. schr George. Tobey. Of
lhonaston from Richmond. 10th. schr. Boston, Bath
Mary, kennebuns Packet, Portland.
June ll.-Ar. schfs. Lareh, Reed of Bucksport
from Charleston Packet, Means, Of Ellsworth, from
LaStpolt. l2h Sears. Mary-Ann, Prince, of Fal
mouth. from Charleston Dove, Gilmore of Wool
wien Il days from Charleston Boston, Cox, of Bris
oi' from Georgetown, Col Caroline, Salisbury from
Passport 18th Brig Adams, Emery. of Thoinas,on
from Philadelphia soops John Brooks Chandler. O
Northyarthmouth, from Winton Caroline. Portland
o. schr. Boston, Bath; sloops Della, do, Packe,
| Northy yarmouth.
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Nh. SHIRLEY.

The mercury in Farenheit on Sunday morning al 7
O'Clock, stood 79deg in the shade on the north side
OF brick buildings It continued rise until 2 o'clock
when It stood al 80 deg the wind then treshening aHd
yeering towards the north the mercury gradually fell
and stood at sunset at % deg In the morning the
vino was west towards evening it blew fresh from
n. ~ w. Sunday was the warmest day we have had
this season; TUESDAY the 18th Of May was nearly as
warm, the mercury then rose to 81 deg.
The grounds extremely dry in this vicinity and
IN town we have not had quarter of an inch of rain
for two months. OBSERVER
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ALBION 4. PAaars, PasSrIss MErLry. Wu-
LIAM l. VAUGHAN and NICHOLAS EMraY. tender
their thanks to their fellow citizens for the aIoc.
riy with which they repaired 10 their neichbor.
hood aud for their unwearied exertions ,e,,er.
day IN arresting the progress ofthe ire in its az
pFoaches towards their dwelling houses.
June I7h, 1922
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TOWN MEETING.

We are desired by the Selectnen Of this
town to reques, the citizens 10 meet at the
Town House, this afternoon, a, o'clock, 10
adopt measures for The relief Of the late suf
ferers by FIRE.
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THE ARTILLERY ANNIVERSARY.

me Ait iA-.Ehl ANNIVERSARY.
Yesterday was the Anniversary Of the Portland Ar
tiers Conpany-fhe first raised in Maine, now under
toe command OF Capt. JOHN LOWELL. This COM
pany whose members have always been almost exclu-
siyely mechanics has been distinguished for their
spectability and correct discipline More than forty
ofcers OF other companies have been taken from its
ranks. The company met yesterday morning for mil
nary duty and to celebrate its anniversary, having
made peyous arrangements for public dinner al Capt
Moodys, at the Observatory.-But having lately
turned from their abors the fire. where they witness
ed the calamites ofmany suffering elow citizens they
countermanGed the order Cor public entertainments,
and after compromising Capt Moody for his expense
and trouble deposited about $40 in the bands Of their
committee TO be distributed among their suffering fe
ow citizens; and then dismissed. Although this
what might have been expected from this respecta-
bic Company yet we think il proper 10 make public
act so honorable TO them, and worthy OF imitation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

LNSTiLLATTON-On Wednesday last, the
Kew. THADDEUS POMROY, was installed, as pas
tor Of the first Congregational Church and Society in
uoIiialn- Introductory prayer by Rev. DIR. Payson.
OF this town Sermon, by Rev. Mr. Edwards OF An
dover. Ms. Installing prayer, by Rev. Mr. Marritt,
Standlsh; Charge, by Rev. Asa Rand of Gorham
Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. iona Cogswell;
OF Saco Charge to the people, by Rev. Mr.. Dmr.ick
OF New69rypo1t; concluding prayer, by Rev. Mr..
Burt, of Durham, NJ III. The Music on this occasion.
by the Handel Society was excellent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

In this town. Mr. Henry Goold, aged 42-Mr. Thom-
as Chillis. aged 81.
AT Fort Preble, Portland Harbour, Robert Turner
Livingston, aged IA months, only child of the late Dr.
Walter IL. Livingston of the United States army.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-06-18

" Our correspondent handed IN the foregoing
communication yesterday soon after le mere
blessed irh refreshing rain Dhich continued mil
our paper lcGs put 10 press Laus Deo