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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
commissary Generals Office, I
PMtacieLhhia, Jan. 81, 1922. s

Proposals will be received this Osce for supplying
Laced Dootecs for the army of the United States and
Cotton Drilling for army clothing, to correspond with pat
tern and sample Which be examined in said Office at
anytime previous to the 25h day of February, 1892
sample ofthe Drilling will be forwarded to any maactu-
rer of the article who may apply for the same The pro-
posa be sealed; and will be opened on the 25h day
otFebruary next, C.HLLENDEh ifphFE,
6-St Commy General Of Purchases
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-08
CONDITIONS.

CONDITIONS.
The American Waterman will be published every Tues
day and Friday a sheet of super royal paper. and de-
ycred to subscribers in town, and forwarded by the
first mls distant subscribers by any other mode OF
conveyance they may direct.
The price win be four dollars year. IL paid in advance
BY distant subscribers, and six months in advance by those
IN town. and five dollars per annun to those vino do not
pay in advance, as above
Communications and ESSAYS from correspondents will be
gladly received, and hope they will enrich the COL
umns of this paper with their lucubrations. They may
confidently rely on the most nvolable secrecy with re-
ding on their merits.
Subscribers who have been in the habit ofsendg or call
ing the Printing Office for their papers, Will hereafter
hnd them at the old stand. No los, Market street.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

In Bridgwater, N. J. Rev. Jonathan Freeman
In Conway, N. Fl. on the 30th ult Asa Page, aged
2, son OF Caleb Page. Esq.
In Pownal, on the Goth ult Mrs Martha, consor Of
Mr. john Bradbury, formerly Of Gorham, aged IS.
In Hampton Roads 23d ut DIV falling from the fire.
top OF Portsmouth ship Mr.. David Soule, Of this
town. Haiowell, Miss Elizabeth Head. aged D.
In Brighton, on Tuesday evening last, very sudden
", Mrs. Abigail Mead, wife Of Mr. John Mead, aged
In Otisfied, on the Is, instant. DR.. David Raw il
the Slst year Of his age. He was among the first set
teis Of Otisded, and obtained good report for his
uprghness and benevolence Of Characteristics
Molly, wife Of Mr.. Daniel Cobb aged Y.
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NI the subscribers, having been appoint ed
w by the Hon. BARRETT Porter. ESQ
Judge of Probate, Of Wills, &c. within and for
the county Of Cumberland, to receive and ex.
anime the claims Of creditors to the estate of
GEORGE PIERCE,
late Of North Yarmouth, ia said county, Gentle
man, deceased, represented insolvent. do hereby
give notice, that six months from the TIVE fth day
of November last, are allowed TO said creditors.
70 bring ID and prove their claims and that we
shall attend that service at the Store Of IPilian
r. Sfockbrldgs, in said North Yarmouth. on the
second Mondays of January and Febsuary. and
the second Monday Of May next, from two, til
FIVE of the clock in the afternoon, Of each
said days.
JACOB MITCHELL.
WILLIAM r. sToCKBRIDGE, C0n''r''
North Yarmouth, Dec. 4, 1922
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IRE al Saso.-0n Saturday evening last, about 8
O'Clock. IRE broke out in the ,hree.story dwelling
house occupied by Mrs Lowell and three or four other
iamiiies-and communicated to the large house owned
am occupied by DR.. Allen and Mr.. Bradbury
ineSe two buildings, with considerable part Of their
contents, were consumed.-The adjacent buildings,
although much exposed were By the Spirited exer,ons
81 the citizens, preserved from any very material in
jury The fire originated in the thd story or garrett
and IS supposed to have taken by accident
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At Court az p obste held Portland within md f0r
the County OF Cumberland the FIRST Monday of Deem
ry-TMO.
CANUEL TESsENDEN, administrator oF the estate If
- WILLIAM BARROWS, late Of North .rnOuth. in
said countys Esquire, deceased. having presented his first
account Of admin tston Ct the Of said deceased
and petition Of the widow OF said deceased for
our 81 his personal estate.
ORDERED, That the said administrator give notice to
all interested. by causing copy Of this oder
rubsh dthrcr weeks succeSvc IN the Portland Gazette,
printed said Portland thar they may appear al Pro-
bate Court II be held said Portland the Tues
day at January Of the clock in fH forenoon
and shsw they have. ~ rhr haud uor
be allowed and granted BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
true Copy Attest,
HoRATIo soUTHGATE, Register.
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TO be sold at Public .Auction, By order Of
the Judge Of Probate, for the county OF Cum
terland, on MONDAY, the sixteenth Of De-
eenaber nert, at one s'cIock IN the afternoon
co much Of the Real Estate of ABRAHAM
- mitchell, late Of Freeport, deceased, as
will produce the sum Of sixty FIVE dollars.
0.FSale at the Dwelling house of said de-
ceased.
EDMUND PRATT, .4dnlinistrator.
Freeport, 18th Nov. 1922
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ATWOOD s QUINCY, .4uctrs
November 26, 1922
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Masnhanl, brings accounts from Pernambuco 4, 14th
Oct that the Prince Regent had declared himself En-
peror of BIazils and against Portugal an English
brig from Liverpool arrived IL Naranham a few DAYS
previous 10 the sailing OF Capt Lucket reported hav-
ing spoken in lat 80 Portuguese feet consisting Of
"a and smaller vessels including transports with
5000 troops destined for Bahia regiment Of European
troops had deserted TO the Emperor Of Bahia.
On the subject 2fPirGoes, the editors Of tie Nation.
al Inteihgeacsr, elise paragraph Ii Tie toiiotctng
energetic language
"A reihiive Justice, foresee, i about 10 over
take these desperate villains in the West Indian Seas
who set al defiance the laws Of God and man. Rous-
ed by their repeated atrocities, storm Of Indignant
energy shall sweep them from the Ocean; nor ought
Inc land afford them refuge-The spirit II our hon
tars butcefed in cold blood-oi our valiant aEca.
slain in battle, cry aloud for Vengeance And il this
case Vengeance is Justice"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
FOR THE GAZETTE.


BOUCRETTE'S MAP OFLOWER CANADA
Col. BOuchettes great map Of Lolcer Canada has
lately been presented TO the Rsading Room in this
town, by our former townsman, John FrothinghGra
Esq. Of Montreal accompanied with reduced map
of Upper and Lolrsr Canada, including the northern
part Of the United States and smaller Of the Dis
trict of Gasps besides containing plans of Montreal
and Quebec. The principal map is upon an extraor-
binary scale and probably is superior in extent ex-
ac!ness. and elegance Of execution. to any thing of
the kind projected upon this continent. good map Of
this vast territory is OF considerable importance in the
present well future relations of the u. States
account Of the interesting affinity existing between
contiguous portions of the country in every sense,
excep, the difference Of government by which they are
separated In IS particularly valuable here fem us
immediate connexion with the geography of .hGine,
and Its political bearing frontier station, in the
van of the union II also forms very useful and con-
Venient reference, in tracing the military movements
OF the northern department during the late war. in
every point OF view perhaps more iudcious and ar
pTopfate disposition Of this and excellent suite Of
maps could hardly have been made.
meeting ofthe subscribers for the ensuing year IS
advezed 10 be held Al the Reading Room Saturday
evening next
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
CLOTHS, WINE q SUGAR.

CLOTHS, WINE & SUGAR,
fit Auction, on Wednesday, December I8,
az the Long-Roo1t, E1clange-Strtet, at 10
O'Clock,
4 PIECES Drab. mixed, black and blue
- BROADCLOTHS & C.4SSIMERES,
500 piecos company N.A.NKLNS.
8 do. blk. 81 k H.A.NDKERCHIEFS.
Silk Umbrellas & Blankets,
1872 pr Skates, Is groce Lead Pencils, &c. &c
1T 10 O'CLOCK,
@ or. casks sweet Malaga Wine,
d. do. dry do. do. il Indian , sup erio-
barrels ! quality.
cask Tenerife do.
II bags bbls India SUGAR,
" Shells,
boxes Spanish Cigars, ar. do. DO.
OF The above will be sold without reserya
10 close a concern.
ATWOOD 8. QUINCY, .4uc.'rs
Dec. 10, 1929.
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M4RRTED

In Winthrop, Mr.. Zind Haywood. Of Ligonia to
Miss Caroline Fillebrown.-In Lgona, Mr.. Wsrds-
worth Foster Of Winthrop, 10 Miss Lucy Haywood.
In Gray. by the Rev. Mr.. Weston Mr.. James Ron
iuson. OF Durham, 10 Miss Susan Barbour Daughter
Oh the late Capt. Charles Barbour
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Tor the present season, at their Hall
On Friday eDsning nert,
70 commence at half past six o'clock, and that a
few seats may be taken for the evening by per-
sons who do not hold season tickets. They wish
il 10 be explicitly understood that thes object in
raising money in this way, is merely to defIay
their necessary expenses. and thus enable them
20 purchase the compositions Of the first Mas
tiers that by practice they may perfect them
selves in the performance Of them, and correct
the taste in this delightful part Of worship in
our Churches.
GI-5rTickets, at so cents for the evening, may
be had at the Bookstores Of Messrs. William
Hyde aud Samuel Johnson.
CHARLES MORRIS, Secretary.
Dec. 10Th, 1922.
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massachusetts as relates 10 this subjective should
ADOPT the construction given 10 them il the
courts OF that state. This construction, clear
and uncontrovertible, is, that the sessions have
no power to make any mans house and land
part OF the prison, over which the sheriff has Il
custody. Inelegisiature never intended to give
mem such authority, and Judge lrsons, in Ia
bers case, says. " il is manifest that If the leg
lsatnre had intended it, the execution of the
power would have been unconstitutional, as it
would have been an appropriation of private
property to public uses, without compensation TO
The propretors." The sessions of this county
clearly had no authority to extend the gaol linn
ITS over this town, when they first undertook to
do 1t and as they have received no new power
since, we are at a loss 10 conceive how they could
have imagined that they had power now to ex-
tend them to the Interior bounds of the county.
Inc precedent lost its force, when the principle
on which II proceeded was DESTROYED, and being
wrong ia itself, shall not give colour to a sub
sequent act.-The conclusion, then, to us, IS
PLAIN and irresistible, that the authority of the
sessions extends only over land belonging to the
county, and that therefore the order of Sept last
bounding the gaol yard by the exterior limits
alone, OF the county, was extra judicial and
Invalid.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

Arrived At New York 1st and 81 inst ship Elias
Burger Dishev II davs from Il Thomas The U. 5.
big Spark sailed from ST. 4 honias the 18Th. with
convoy for Laguira. The Spark had lost Lieutenant
ami nridshipms a Waffle. crew all well.-Also, brig
Forest Perkins az Kennohuuk 81 days from Stock
holm tlso sch. Dart. Van Dine. % DAYS ON Para
brig Resolution, Lucke arrived al Tara 9th Nov. from
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
JOHN ID. GARDNER

JOHN IL. u a X DN Err
HAS Just received and offers at private sale,
l. l. a. No. s, Central Row, Forest rect
1900 feet Chelmsford Glass, LIST s. Cd quality,
25 boxes Soucbong Young Tyson Teas,
IL cases Canton Sugsr,
10 Or. casks Malaga Wine,
Harris Tobacco, kegs and halt kegs,
half ton superior Thompson's yellow Snuff,
95 casks Raisins
10 bbs clear Pork,
1 ton shipping Butter, No I and 2.
10 boxes Cotton and Wool cards,
1 cssk Dutch coffee mills with double screws.
bale Ravens Duck,
so sets Trace Chains
few boxes Alexandria Segars,
cask Madeira Wine warranted pure a. i'm
ported.
II L g O.
Or. pipes Madeira Wire,s1 entitled to de-
1-2 DO. do. do. bentura.
Dec 10, 1922.
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LITERARY NoTICE.-The feeling and enlioht-
ened part of the community cannot but be high
ly gratlfed at every attempt TO reform the hab-
Its, and improve the understandings, of that too
much neglected class ofmen, whose march ison
the mountain wave" For this reason, it gives
us much pleasure TO acknowledge, that many at
temPts are now making for the attainment Of
thus benevolent object; and that men of the
hrst talents in our country, are not ashamed to
be seen lending their exertions in order to its
accomplishment Among the rest the Rev. Dr.
ALLEN, President of Bowdon College, has now
IN the press work entitled :. Accounts of Ship
wrecks" or " Miraculous PRESCRIPTIONS !" which
Is intended solely for that part of the cOmmuni-
ty. Every separate account being accompanied
with moral and pious reflections, which are call
culated to impress upon their minds, a due sense
of the uncertainty of life, and the instability of
all human affairs, and to direct their attention
to the many instances in which the UNFOLDING
arm Of providence has been Immediately exerted
in their behalf, VIII undoubtedly have a very
powerful effect in showing them the evil Of their
ways, and in teaching them to lay hold on the
hope set before them in the gospel. From the
deserved celebrity which this gentleman has OBJ
tanned by his former elegant and useful publca-
items, we are induced to believe, that this vol
urne will meet with all the attention it so album
dlntly deserves Communicated.
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TO BE LET.

THE CHAMBER, over the Shop occupied BY
Mr.. {. Farley Also, 4 small SHOE MAKERS
SHoP, on CrossStreet Frquire Of J. COE.
Portland, November &c, 1922.
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%NOTiCE.

THE subscribers to the ASSEMBLIES, are
requested to meet at Mrs. CUTTERS THIS
EVENING. at half past o'clock, for the admis-
sion of members.
CFThe first Assembly will be on TUES
Day EVENING NEXT, at Union Hall.
Portland, Dec. 10, 1922.
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PUBLIC SALES.
AUCTION SHE or
PIECE GOODS.

kHOL UOOOO.
TOMORROW, at half past g o'clock.
A. ~. at office, No. 5, Central Ro,c, Forest.
20 packages piece Goods,
mostly Of the latest inportations comprising 4
good assortment ofartcles adapted to the season
and selected expressly for the market.
....AMoNG WHICH ARE.
Fine & supertine BROADCLOTHS, of various
colour; CASSiMERES; KERSEYS; OUTFITS;
fLANNELS Swansdown VESTING /; BON-
BAZETTS; bordered Cashmere SHAVYLS !;
plain do. Cashmere long SHAVVIS; pieces
MKT drab. and blue PLAIN mems ribb'd worst
ed HOSE plain DO. womens' and girls do !;
white lambs wool half HOSE white worsted
half HOSE crossed bard Canton HKFS. silk
flag and bandanna DO. Carlisle GINGHAMS !;
plain tafetta RIBBONS; blk 0AI.LOON stout
Steam Loom Sf1IRTINGS CALICOES /:
BRACES ; Velvet BINDINGS imitation Me-
rino SIiAWLS; blue twilied BANDANNAS !:
Madras HikFS crossed bard fancy Cravats |:
white and cold do. habit French kid Gloves /;
French black and white silk do. ; patent habit
GLOVES /; fawn do. mems buff beaver do /;
mems patent beaver do white & cold Cambrics;
Satinets; DamasK table CLOTHS; Italian Sew
ing SILK linen CAMBRICS factory Sheet
lngs ana ohlrtlngs-black silk HhFS. plain g.
figured Muslins black silk BraidS Pongees !;
Scotch Plaid, &c. &C. &c. sc. sc.
.....ALSO..
10 Superfne Plaid CLOAKS,
10 large TRUNKS; Lot Of BOOTS & SHOES,
(EC1F-The above Goods have just been received
from the south and will be offered without re-
serve.
CCc15-P~chasers from distance may depend on
the Sale being pUactuaI.
The Goods are now opened and ready for
inspection.
1.-THE terms viii be liberal and stated at the
sale. JOHN ID. GARDNER, .4uct'r.
Dec. 10.
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SCOTS Family Bible.

a. SHIRLEY s. WILLIAM HYDE.
INFORM those who subscribed for the above work.
that the first volume win be ready for delivery ear
ly in January Not having obtained patronage suffi-
cient to warrant them in prosecuting the work, they
have contracted for supply Of Mr.. ArnStrongs edi-
ton now printing in Boston. Although this arrange
ment will subject them TO the necessity Of delivcr sing
a whole volume at once yet they are willing those
who subscribed for them in numbers should have the
privilege ofpaying for them weekly agreeaby 10 the
terms Of their Prospectus, ORA few more subscri-
bers will be received as above if offered soon
Portland Dec. g. 1922.
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bounding the gaol yard by the exterior limits
alone, OF the county, was tra-judcial and
Invalid
NEW COUNTY.
The subject Of division Of the county ofLin-
coin is producing considerable excitement a
mong our eastern brethren. As it will be pressed
with ardor upon the attention of the Legislature
at its next session, it j. entitled TO notice in this
part of the state. 1t is proposed 10 form new
county of the towns of Bath, Bowdoin, Bowdoin-
BAN, Litchfeld, Lewiston, Lisbon, Phipsburg,
Topsham and Wales, in Lincoln, all living west
of the Kennebec river, and adding to them the
town of Brunswick, in this county. The popu-
lation of the above towns, by the last census, is
a little short of 1850. The reasons urged by
the separatists are founded principally on con
venience and eXpediency. And the measure is
resisted, because the erection Of public buildings
and the multiplication of public Offices would
make serious addition to the taxes Of both sec
tons, without reciprocal benefit.
The population Of Lincoln exceeds that Of anv
county in the state, being something over &C, O0O
but lis taxes are less than those Of Cumberland.
We do not pretend to decide on the arguments
produced on this question. The advocates on
both sides are equally Jealous; but we must say
we regret TO see our good town of Brunswick
numbered with the sectIOnlsts. Yet if she is pre-
pared and willing TO sever her ancient and hon
ora5le connexion with this county, we will say
that we do not wish to retain her by compulsion.
However she had better, we think, weigh seri-
ously all the arguments for and against the meas
ure, and determine whether on the whole the
mere love Of change does not have some infu-
ence on the balance.
The council assembled in this town On Saturday, to
count the for in the different counties
we have not been able 70 obtain the Official report.
We understand the Congregational society in Bruins
wick have invited Mr.. lisa Mead OF Meredeth n. IT.
TO settle with them in the Ministry He has accepted
The cali and will be ordained on Wednesday the 18Th
instant.
writer in the Palladium, who lately met
with an honorable Senator frcn this State,
says he openly avowed himself 10 belong 10 that
enlightened class denomnated rdd5cdLS-that lie
wished entirely to abolish the army and reduce
the Macy to a peace establishment-and that al
the captains and large proportion Of the sur
geons and saIling-masteTs could be dispensed
with The writer,who laments the spirit of hos
tility cherished by Mr.. III. and his satellites,
states that within II months, we have lost by
death, 10 our best officers, and that if they
continue to diminish in that proportion for two
years to come, Mr.. - need not trouble him
self or his party by enactng laws for its reduc-
ton. He states further, that ia 1924, we shall
have so ships Of the line and frigates-and that
pendants, there will be but Is efficient men left
to command the 80 ships.
T.
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TO LET,
he Chambers over said store, very pleasant
iy situated. Inquire az above.
Dec. Q, 1899.
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We understand the Congregational society in Bruins
wick have invited Mr.. lisa Mead OF MEREDITH NJ II.
10 settle with them in the Ministry. He has accepted
the cali and will be ordained on WEDNESDAY the 18Th
instant.
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The council assembled in this town on Saturday, TO
count the votes for in the different counties
we have not been able obtain the Official report.
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TOMORROW, at half past g o'clock
A. ~. at office, No. ), Central Ro,c, Forest
% packages piece Goods.