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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-10-15
NEW STORE.
WILLIAM W. THOM4S

Eacchanse Street nearly opposite CumberidndBank.
II As just received complete assortment n
Al FALL GO0DS--anong which are,
Blue aud mixed BROADCLOTHS-do.
do. Cassimeres-Dufil and Kerseys-elegant blue
Queens Cloth-plain and figured Bombazetts-
a complete assortment Maxim and Canton Cranes
black and colonred Cashmere Shaws-black
white, red and yellow Fannels--red Caps and
.Comforters--co,ton six worsted and svapslown
Ve>tings-- Tartan and Scotch Plads--tabby Vel
vets-silk do.--black. green and coioured Silks
wors. ed Bombszeens blk and coored-nag. han
danna, fancy and black silk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SHAWiS. cotton do.--colored Camhrirks =
French and Italian Crapes-4 and GA corded
Charlottesville and figured Muslins--black and
slate worsted Hose-silk Il tabby yelvets-crape
silks light and dark prints--English Gingbams
Car,i.Ie do Cambrick and Cainbrick Mnslins-
ias priced Linens and linen Cambricks-4 and
6.4 D.mones- British Shir,ings-siIk and cotton
reiias-Crsvats-Russia and Dairy DIAPERS
--Furnaares--black and white silk Hose-ladie.,
hid. Besver aud Silk Gloves, gent. do.-superior
coat & vest Bottoms, Glass do --Ribbons-Braids
--Iape.-sewing Silk and Twist.
-4LSO-
Observation-Disclosures
sheeiings-Ginghams- Strpes--Checks- Warp
J arr, &c. &c. 6w. Sept. "a.
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STATIONARY.

Blank Account Books--Blank Memoran-
constituting and Cyphering Books-Sea-
mans Journals-CbaTts-Scales and Diyiders
Sealing Wax-lnk powder-Penknives-
Pocket Books-PouncS--W afers--Black Sand
-lnkstaRds-Sand Boxes--Boxes Water Col
ours--Fis'ting Cards--i'sying Cards.
Clothes and Head Brushes-Combs-P
PaPer-Bonnet Paper--Quills-Demy, Fools.
clap, Letter and Pot Paper-Drawing Psper
Slip Books-Large and Small Hand Jen.
kin's ART WRITING.
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I'VE subscribers, appointed by the Jude of
Probate tor the county ofLincoln. Comm;..
sioners 10 receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors Of the estate Of
NAHUM LIBBY.
late OF Topsham, in said county, yeoman, dece,s.
ed represented insolvent, hereby give notice that
six months from this date are allowed 70 s,;J
editors for bringing in their claims and prov,n,
their debts, and that we shall attend to the busi.
ness assigned US at the dwelling house OF France.
tucker, IN SAID Topsham, on the last Monda y.
OF december and February next, respectively,
between the hours Of and 5, p. M.
ACTOR PATrEN, Cd , Con7n,is-
HENRY KENDEL, SINNERS.
Topsham, Aug. Goth, 1892. Oct. 4
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"',eoSsisTING Or.
SUPERFINE Il common, black hlue
and mixed BROADCLOTHS & CAssyNERFs
w oo'netts-Angola Cloih-Cotton Cassineres
BLACK and colored Bombazeen.-Worsted 40.
1 case black and colored canton Cranes.
BLACK Nankin do.-Rombazetts.
] case Irish Linens.
81 nerino Shawls. very ELEGANT
eierino handkerchief and points.
Casimeres, Grape silk and cotton ShawIs
BLACK Italian Silks-do FIorences,
Black and coiored Leyantines -Cravat.
nns'in Town Patterns-Cambrics,
I'D and 4 Cambria Prints-Velyet..
Light and dark Calcoes.
DIX and cotton Umbrellas-Parasols.
Linen and cotton Damask-Dimoties
Russia Derry Diapers-vestings,
British .Cottons-blk. white and colored Italian
Grapes,
Flag, Bandanna, Fancy and black silk Handker-
chiefs,
flag, blue and Madras Cotton do.
Thread ~Laces-lght aud blue Nankins.
T.n9isn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Silk and Twist.
Carpet Bindings Buttons,
Garn'ture Ribbons, &c. &c.
I bale Carpeiimg.
Also. Observation-Disclosures Shirtinps-
Checks CHAINS Bedtickngs-sewins Cot
'oh' &C. u. May 81.
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SESPEC FFULLY informs his friends and the
"a public that he has taken the well known
HOTEL formerly occupied by Col. James Burn
ham, and lately by Mr. Jacob Coburn, where he
trusts be shall be able to ensure the comfort and
accommodation Of those who may favor him with
their patronage, His house, by its central stu
alton, IS admirably calculated for the conven-
renee OF those who have business to transact, and
has equal advantages to offer those who visit the
place for pleasure and enjoyment. tie confident
ly assures the public that his accommodations
are superior, and that no exertions will be want
ing to furnish his table with all the seasons afford
His Stable is large and CONNEXIONS and his at
tendance prompt aud cheerful. BY assiduity and
civilIty he hopes 10 merit and receive counte-
nance and support.
Portland, Oct. 8, 1892. CIV.
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At Coun of Probate held at Portland ac,Ahin

.4t Coun of Probate held at Portland wiltis
and for the cOluaty Of Cumberland, on the first
Tuesday Of October, in the ycar'of our Lord
eigltct1 hundred and fwe,lty tiro
ELlZABETH HOWE. Administrative OF the estate 81
~ JOSEPH HOWE, late Of said Portland. Nierch mt, de-
ceased having resented her first account Of
OF the estate OF I'D deceased, and her petition for
lowance OUT OF his personal estate:
0RDERELThst the said .minstrarrix give notice toiaH
persons interested, by causing copy OF this
published three weeks cessivey the Portland Gazette
prinedst Portland that they may appear Probate CnuI
70 DC held said Portl nj he first Tuesday Noye
Der next at ten OF the clock IN the and shrw
II any they have WHY the sho I'd he allowed ard
granted. BdRRET9 POTTER FUDGE. I
a true Copy, A.feit, HORATE0 ScUTHC ATE. Reg.
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NOTICE.

\ LLpersons indebted to the firm OR OGLRS
- x lkBBETS are again requested to make
immediate payment TO the subscribor-sll de-
mands not paid previous to the 10th CT II ovem-
ner next will he left with an Attorney for col
lection. ROBERT pOfyI,pC
Portland, Oct. 9, 1922. 6w.
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TAKE NOTICE

I'HlS is to forbid all persons trusting or hsr-
boring FISHER MANN or wife, paupers of
the town OF Raymond, as have ssreed 10 sun
port them and have made suitable provision for
the same. OBEDIAU GDIJI n N
Raymond, Septenlber %. 1892
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NOW PUBLISHING
by ;. WALKER,
No. 81 Pleasant. Street, BOSTON
THE GENUINE WORKS OF
FL.dVIUS JOSEPHUS.

i<sfS A = ~ ~ 'ET nus.
THE JEWISH HISTORIAN:
{ 'ONIAINING twenty Books Of the Jewish Antioui
ties. seven Books OF the Jewish War and the life
o' 'osePnuS' written by himself Translated from the
original Greek, according to Havercamps accurate
edition. Together with Explanatory Notes and On.
servaons Parallel Texts Of Scripture; the trne Chron
olo5y Of the several Histories an Account az tba To-
lsh COINS, Weights, and Measures and A comnn,e
Index
BLYTHE Late WILLIAM H,HEsTON am
Professor of Mathematics 10 the Uniyersitv Of g..
bridge lam
Revised and illustrated aoih notes
~ The REP. SLuUEL BURDER. A .N
~ C,are man, Cambridge Lecturer or the Uni
ted Parishes of Christ Church. Newyate :,
and st. Leonard, Foster Lane, London:
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Duke OF Kent; and Author of
Oriental Customs &c. &c.
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70 IL becomes necessary TO caution the Pub.
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III a Csssrt Of Probate held at Portland. ,ci!hia
and for ne County Of Cumberland, on the frsf
1"esday Of October, an the gear of our Lord
eighteen hundred aad tlcenty tlgo,
tJANlD elNOAlD. Executor OF lsst will and tesla
m~h 81 ~ KICK kINCAlD, Iirc OF ru.iswick, In
u oon " deceased having presented his seroud account
% AZ y alton OF the estate Of id deceased
oNpEh I'D, That the sail Executors give notice to all
~ ested bs Causing copy OF rhis order DC
'Iee weeks Successively in the Portland Gazette
printed Al rot Land that they may appear ar Probats
enut 10 be held az said Portland. in aad comfy on the
nts iuesdty OF November nrNt. Of the clock in
the forenoon. and shew it any they have why the
same should he allowed.
BARRETT POTTER, Jadgs cf said csarp.
true copy-Attesr,s HORA1IO SOUTHCATE. Reg
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NEW MUSIC.

Boston Handl and Hayden Society COL.
LECTION of SACRED MUSIC-Nor,bo,,
Hsrmony-VIlage Harmony-FLUIE MELO-
DIS.
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER

Vol, Jones Rog, Exchange street, Poriianf.
agent Tor the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HIS RECEIYFD-
il 90 or. casks off. r. F. and TIP.
5Oo canisters r. F. and +. and T. P.
"n,eh ne VIII dispose Of at the Boston prices
MS Powder has received the highest recon-
nendstions from officers ofthe u. States Ordnance
department land many others who have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished Al a short notice.
VFGontiemen are invited to call and examine
the abOy Powder. If Oct o.
-<ar
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100000, $4,000, $40,
900, $4,000.

N'Oh this week chances for either of the above
a prizes at IL doIlaIs. parts in ,he same proper
ton. No wonder they are called cheap Iicisfs.
when you may save dola in the purchase Of
one without taking into considel alton tie securi-
~ given.
IL One vender mentions that cheap tickets ere
IKE other cheap hngs. generally dearest IN "a.
end and thea Offers Paper Ringing, rsry cheap.
"c'' PETER NOHkS.
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IN addition T. The ADORE, and The re,y respectable
references therein cOatdi ed, me toAOleiag
as n0p added
From tho Hon. PRENTI45 MELLEN, late a SEN
stor in Congress, and now Chief us;ice OF the
state OF Maine, 10 the Publisher.
SIR, Portland, July 3, 1872.
have examined with attention and pleasure The
History Of the United States, lately published BY you
for the use Of Academies anu Schools. ! consider the
plan and the execution OF the work judicious. The
great facts relating TO the discovery, settlement and
history of each OF the States in the Union and 10
the History OF the United States since the opaniza-
ton OF the Federal Government appear TO be well
selected and arranged and though condensed. they
are perfectly plain and pespcuous. Ii is lutte VOL
ume which hope viii be introduced into all our
Academies and Schools. twill give every child a
knowledge OF our country at time aud in a manner
winch VIII leave the facts impressed on his memory
1t IS Just such work as has for years been wanted
PRENTISS MELLEN
.HLSO. For sale as aLnve a correct ster.
eotype edition Of The
SCHOLARS ARITHMETIC.
wholesale and retail.
Oct 9. 4w
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REMOVAL.

IN all its branches as usual.--He takes this op-
portunlty to express his gratitude for past fayos.
ana 'oliciis continuance oftne patronage ofhs
friends and the public.
Portland, Oct. 3, 1922. (3nA
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fit a Couri Of Probate held al Portland uahin

.4f a Court Of Probate held al Portland uHhin
and tor NE county Of Cumberland, on HE ,irst
Tuesday Of October, ~ HE gear Of o1r Lcrd
etghteen handed end tsrsniy tsro
&ALLY SWIFT, zlEinsrrati x OF the estate Of LEM
~ UEL SWIFT late o. Brunswick III said County, Hat
ter deceased having presented her stcond .ceount OF 40
mstratoH OF the estate Of sadecs.ssd AID Petificp
tor allowance orr q the perscnrl state.
OEDERkD, tn z the said admins tratrix give noucS
70 al ersons interested BY causing copy ofIhis ornrr y
o. publsied three weeks successfully III The Portahu
zete printed at porrlv. that they m5y apfear ar
PROBATE Court 20 be held Moth Yarmouth, in So dcoutys
on The sscrnS Tuesday Of Now Rber next, OF the
clock IN the forenoo'. and c-use it any they hsvs
why the same should not bs allowed and grau'ed.
BARRETT POTTER, IadSe
A true SoPy-htr-st, HSrs.!s Sozaigate R-g-
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ELISHA VINTON,
Frchonge-Street. Near Ca,nberlana Bank,
HAS Just received and is now opening
FOR SALE a large K very complete assortment
OF new and
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
o. bales black and assorted coioured BON
- BAZErTS, plain and figured
do. worsted Machines, assorted,
200 Cashmere SHAWLs, plain end bordered,
comprising on assortment, equal TO any ever
offered in this town.
White red, green and yellow FLANNELS,
Printed FLANNELS,
IA, 81 Oh, tO-i, iii 1911 rose BLANKETS,
Superfne ana middling
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES,
Qdeen's'CBOTHS. large assortment,
Broad and narrow black BOMBAZINES,
Black & coIored sYNCHAWs & SARSNETIS,
Superior black Italian SILKS,
Black LEvANTiNES.
SILK and tabby VELV ETS,
Cotton CAMBRICS-Cambric MUSLINS,
Null do-India book do.-Swiss do.-Leno do.
figured and plain,
Elegant CALICOES-iarge assortment VEST
INGS.
Black, slate and " hte Worsted HOSE,
Do do. with Silk Clocks,
Meas worsted and Lambs wool half HOSE,
Guernsey FROCKS and DRAWERS,
RIBBONS new siile very Elegant,
Large assortment mems and womens Beaver.
silk and kid GLOVES,
Black, white. green, crimson and blue Italian
GRAPES
Superior DUFFILS, KERSEYS, sATTINETs,
&c. &c.
ALSO. Five bales Waliham SHIRTINGS
aud SHEETINGS, which will be sold al a small
advance FOE Cash. CIV. Oct g.
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COOKING STOVES.

Of new and m ost approved conStruction ha wing
large open fire place, with folding doors, with
a hearth in front, sufficiently large to Roast in a
Tin Kitchen, Fry, broil, Toastng Bread, Boil
ing Coffee, and for various purposes e COOK
ERY, which cannot be done ia close Stoves
heretofore in use-s large Oven directly over
the fire with Damper under the bottom, which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven,
which retains the heat on the top a large Oven
in the back in which you can cook meat upon
a spit from the heat received through the diy-
! sion Plate. The Boilers set deep In the Stove
directly over the fire, which boil readily with
little fuel, with large Boiler at one end, which
Is very convenient TO draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from 9 TO
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing -the Common objection to Stoves is OBJ
waited IN these, they being open aud pleasant.
and the effinvia Of Cooking being conducted off
through the Funnel.
The public being tsfied Of the utility and
economy Of using Stoves, il only remains for those
VINO are about Purchasing, TO ascertain which
~ he various kind. do actually possess the most
advantages-we invite them to satisfy them
selves by examining and inquiring of those who
have used the different kinds.
IL - liberal Discount 70 ho7e mho purchase
70 sell again and all orders promptly attended TO-
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel;
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Sheet-Iron, and Tin apparatus for
STOVES;
o. Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still OF $50 gallons al reduced prices.
.4Hkinds Of COPPER, BRASS. and
LEAD WORK, MANUFACTURED as above.
.4ug. 13, 1922. If.
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From lie Nee York EUc1ling Post +; edited By
! that enslaent Scholar, Inn. Coleman, Esq.
LITERARY lSTELLIGENCE. ga book mas been
put into our hands, with request that We should
examine it and spesk OF it according ia our
judgment lis merits would warrant. Ii is euti-
tied, '7he History Of the I'm ted States. &c. for
| the use Of Schools and Fantiies, second edition.
Published by John Prentiss, PIP. 276.
We have not been able 70 eXa nine with crit
ical minuteness, the contents Of This little work
but we have cufsorly perus 1t. 1 he subject
itself the N ain purpose for which it Is intended
and the character aud circumstances OF us late
author, who was personally known 10 Us a. 4
man Of genius, a scholar, poet, aud sit, are
calculated to create much interest aud expo cta-
ton. We have found it what it PROCESSES u 0e,
a very useful work for the use Of schools, and
convenient manual, 10 which occasional Tecur-
renee may be had by any gentleman.
Among the many authoritative Recommendations
which follow the preface, we observe from
the President Of Harvard University, Dr. Kuk-
laud, and DIR. Holmes OF Cambridge and
eral from the Preceptor Of 1ionson Acadamy, aud
other distinguished scholars in Massa chuset It's.
A letter to the author from the Rev. J.. Foster,
says, 81 have examined your I" History Of the
United States" and am happy To say that IN my
opinion, you have selected such facts
most profitable to be known by the rising goner-
alton, and related them with that simplicity aud
perspicuty of style which ought 10 characterize
a work designed for the Of schools
The book closes with inter sting questions adj
sptod 10 the History Of the United states, pecu-
liarly suitable to the work. la time douot not
this interesting work, viii make its way into our
schools by the side Of Whelpley and Sampson.
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Ea'chanse Street, nearly opposite CumberiandBank.
II As just received complete assortment Of
Al FALL GO0DS--anong which are,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

The late dry weather has has been so fayorah,.,.
improving the roads, that cotton has been bronrs'
forward in drer order and condition than for co.
time past, which is mostly stored for better prica"
The demand is limited, and none but prime in 70
quest, which is from l6i to IL, and scarce -Liy4r
pool advlces to the twenty third OF January. re- W
in the price of the lower qualities; upands ara
quoied at 7ato I'D.
Freight ga to IS cts.
NAVAL AFFAIRs-Rumor has been very br,.
for several weeks, on the subject of naval concern
in Boston The following statement is said IN h'
correct:
Captain Shaw and lieutenant Abbot of the navr
advanced charges of misconduct against Mr. Binnan
the navy agent at Boston, which implicated caD,ainn
Hull. The charges have been investigated by cant
Porter, sent on for the purpose by government and
George Blake, esq, district attorney, and found
wholly groundess-in consequence of which can,
Shaw and lieutenant Abbot have been put untsr
arrest for trial. A court martial has been detailed
ito commence its session the goth inst in Boston
which will consist of the following member,
Captains Tingsy, Morris, Macdonough, Warning
ton, Spence, Downs and Creighton. Numerous
witnesses are summoned to attend the trial.
Garrison, " I. Feb o.
a WONDERFUL EATER,--Last evening, a ma,
at the grocery in this village ate and drank in lhe
course oil hall an hour, seven pints of raw oysters
two quarts OF water, three pints of cider. half
pint OF whiskey one gill of rumesix crackers, tire.
large red pepper pods, with salt and black peppcr
i'm proportion; and said were it not SO late he would
call at the tavern Tor an oyster supper!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
Continuation of Foreign Items
FROM LONDON PAPERS.

RIoToUs ACTS OF THE wEAyERs IN wILTsHIRE-
Tuesday morning, 22d Instant, the magistrates Of
b, adiorG saving received information that the weaV
ers were coming there in the course of the day, TO
break the spring looms, sc, the gentlemen and all
the principal housekcepers, were sworn in special
constables. Between three and for O'Clock accounts
were brought that several hundreds were advancing
and within mile OF the town, and began to break
some looms to pieces in the houses OH the road
i he magistrates and constabies Immediately pro-
ceeded to the SPOT, when the riot act being readJ
they took into custody about thirty of the rioters
and eventually dis ersed the rest OF the mob
Eight who were identified and sworn to, as being
the most active, were committed and sent off mme'
dlaely 10 Devices Bridewell to take their trials at
Salisbury assizes; eight more were remanded ior
further examination the next morning; and Inc
rest were suffered TO depart home, having entered
into recognizances to keep the peace for twelve
months and TO appear to answer the charge wneS "
called npon. In the evening, about so OF the WIN
Shire Yeomanry, commanded by John Bennett esq,
came into the town to assist in the preservation u
The public peace; and regular troops will be s'a-
toned in both the towns of Bradford and lToW'
bridge.
A numerous herd of rel ,deer, under the care o.
family oil Lapland shepherds, are Just arrived
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
FOREIGN INTELLIG ENCE
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Office Of ne a. York Hme,

OHFce 81 NE n YORK american.
The ship Csdmus, which arrived in this por
yesterday afternoon, left Liverpool on the An Feb
but We believe brings no papers later than the 29h
Jaruary tom Liverpool. Our own files were pro-
taely sent by the packet, or one of the several
ships that sailed at the same time. The intelligence
brought by The Cadmus are uninteresting There
was no material alteration of the affairs OF Europe
Russia and Turkey remain as before, although il
was reported that the utmaum Of the former had
been accepted, and consequently, that there was no
probability oil a rupture Il his, however, is mere
ruHor In France, the ministry seem Mastering
very IapldIy to their own dissolution or the re.
establishment Of the old regime. I he king Of Spain
had as we have before learned accepted of the lie.
sIgnation Of his ministers, but as the English pa
pers remark, this submission to the will OF his peo
pie was made with SO i'll grace as 20 destroy lie
effect OF the concession. The same fatality seems
10 sway him that proved fatal to Charles the FIRST
and Louis he sixteenth, IN common with whonhe
wants the wisdom 10 bend to- or the resolution 10
oppose with v'gor the current of the times 10
Portugal the revolution was advancing to its con-
summation without disturbance.
The opinion at 81. PETE sburg on the first Of JAM
wa, that mo hostilities would take place. In
consequence of this belief, the exchange was gradu
ally and steadily rising and the Russian funds
were frm and not declined.