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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
SHERIFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, Sc. Taken on Execution, and
70 By sold Al public auction Monday, thc second
day OF Jung next, the the az
the dwelling house Of Ell Longley, Esq lnn-holdr in Ray
mond. AL the Right equity Of Reirmp tion which Jethro
bbvy anu Isaac Flood have ~ and q following decr~
ed real estte vIzTwo certain OF land, situated in
said Raymond, the 6rst being part OF lot No. four 10 the
fourth range, and bounded follows beginning the
nortwestcry corner Of saidlot thence running northeast
Gu the division line letween said lot and lot No five in
SAID the widow Betty LbbeyS land. the
side OF thg heath said lot No ou hrEce souhery bv
SAID heath and bb VS. land Panther Pond thence south
cry by said pond to EhIongtys Land thence by said Long
ey laud % Jonathan Hardys land thence northery by
SaIdeHardyS land thence southwest the
third range line thence nCrth-wesr said range the
hrs mentioned bounds containing acres orless
ALSO. one quarter part Of LOT No. five il the same
range and for contents and boundaries refer Deed given
W jonathan Hardy Jr 20 said isaac aud Jrthro bearing
dare April 9Th ~ 2. subj lite Lease MIS- yorhsn
Hardy ~ b. Said life lease ncumbranee the last
mentioned Niece of land. The whole OF aid real estate
motgaged Grnhl Blake. Esq the Of
hre hundred thirtysix dollars, and INTEREST per
ORD OF said mortgage deed, book -. page 323.
DAVID PO TIER. Dep. Shf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
Spring Wheati and The Test preservation against
smut.

Spring Wheat and the Test preservation against
smut.
This is most valuable crop, and may be raised on
almost any soil, and in every part Of Massachusetts
free Of smut !, Says correspondent have never
failed Of good crop, for the last 80 years / break
up sward land in the autumn early the Spling har-
row thoroughly, and pillow. Spread manure
pentifully over the whole Sow the wheat, and pillow
it in shallow. Harrow down the whole thoroughly,
first with the burrows, and then across them. All
should be done early as possible. Ten days before
sowing, prepare the seed thus Select clean plump
seed wash il, skmming off all that floats drain it in
a basket lay on a clean floor. and rake ID 2 ats.
OF slack ed lime, and at Of plaster, till the wheat is
all covered. Lei il remain in a heap Jay. Then
spread it, and stir il daily, till il is quite dry. SOW
one bushel and 20 qts. to acre When the wheat
is up Or a inches, a bushel Of plaster to the
acre, OF ashes equivalent. ". u. Farmer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-05-06
domestic Economy.


J
Shut calves in a dark warm, small pen. In a
manger, breast high, give them indian meal daily
small bundle Of tine hay tied up and Jump OF
chalk Tor them 10 lick which will prevent acdity in
the stomach Keep their pen very dry ana clean.
Bleed them in the neck every 50 day during the 81
and 4th week. Feed the cows upon good hay and
pumpkins, and boiled or steamed potatoes hand
fu Of ground nseed cake may occasionally be added
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
ADccdotc Of Gen. Lee.

Venerai Lee was rema ksbly slovenly IN his
o'ts' anu manners; and has often, by the
neAncss OF "is appearance, been suhIec, 10
'iJieaic and insuil, Iie was once atleoding
Een. washington TO place distant from Ihc
camp, RdhnS 90 be arIlvad at The house
where they were TO dine, soms,ime beore
the rest ot the company He wen, di' cctly
TO the khchen.--de mended some hing 10 eat;
whcn the aoas, taxing h;m iot se,ssDt, told
INN shc would give hiu, some vIctuas ir I
momsat--but bs musi help her Oft with the
pot. THIS I've complied with, and sat down
10 some cold meat wEich ste placed before
hiai 90 the dresser. The girl was remsrki-
by i9quisluve about The guests who were
coming, particularly of zee, wso she said she
had hes'd was one OF the oldest and ushest
men IN The wo,ld.--in few monen,s she
desired tho Gen. again 10 assisf IN placing on
ins poi, aod scarcely had he hoiShed when
sue requested him To take bueke, aud go TO
the well. Lac madc no objections aud began
d'aamg the water. In the mean time Gen.
Washington arrived, aud an aid.de.camp was
despatched Ia sestcn Q! Lee; whom 10 his
surprise, he 'ound sagaged as above.-But
what was sne Confusion Of the poor girl on
hearing the aid.de.camp address the man
win whom she had bec0 so familiar with The
title Of EScellsncy
Tue meg fell from her hands. and drop
s'ng on her kcees, she began crying for psr
don ;---"hen Lee, Who was ever ready TO see
the improp'is'y Of his own conduct, but never
willing to cir.ngc il, gave her crown. and
id'nins 10 The sIJ-de camp, observed" You
see young mso the advantage OF 6ns Coat
the man OF consequence is indeb,ed to il 60
respect neither virtue nor abiii,ie,, without
1t, will make him look like a gentleman"
BE cautious no, to consider a person as
your superior. merely because he Is your su-
pero' IN polo. OF assurance. This has ofen
drp'e' tue splt!s Of person of desert and
difiideaes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
POETRY.
From Parry's Welsh Melodies.
OW.3I.v CLYywDJVR'S wan SONG.
ny MRS HEMAas.

"~- " D'' - - fIY1t DOsfSf
ny MRS HEMAas.
Saw ye the blazing start
Ihe beavcn's look down on freedoms war,
And tight her torch on hi gh!
Bright on the drsgon.crest
Il tells that giory's wing shall rest,
When warriors meet TO die
Let eartb's pale tyrants read despair
And vengeance in its fame,
Hail ye. my bards the omen fair
OF conquest and Of fame,
And swell the rushing mountain.si-,
With songs OF Glyndwr's name.
At the dead hour Of night,
Markd ye how each majestic height
Burnd IN its awful beams!
Red shone the eternal SHOWS,
And all the land, as bright it rose,
Was full Of glorious dreams!
oh eagles Of the battles risel
The hope of GwyneGd wakes;
II is your banner in the skies,
Through each dark cloud which breaks,
And mantles, with trumpbal dyes,
Your thousand hills and lakes.
n sound is on The breeze,
A naurmur. as Of swelling seas
The Saxon on bis way
40 spear, anu sneId, ana lance,
FROM DevAs waves, with lightning glance,
Reflected 10 The day
But who the torrent wave cor,pe's
conqueror's chain to bear
Let those who wake the soul that dwelis
On Our free winds, beware!
The greenest and the lovliest dells
May be the lions lairl
Ofus they told, the seers
And monarcb.bards OF elder years,
Who walk d on earth. az pow'rs;
And in their burning strains
a spell OF nigh, aud mystery reigns.
Toguard our mountain towers
lin snowden's caves prophet lay,
Before his gifted eight
The march Of ages passed away,
With hero footsteps bright,
But proUdest in that long array
Was GiyndwFs path ofhSht.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Staie Of Rhodc- Islumf, SIC.

STATE Of Rhodc- island, SIC.
Clerks Office, Cogrt Of Common Piras for the
Conniy of NeThort. 1Iar. Is, 1928.
NJ WHEkEAs JCsEPu NoRrHur, OF the town and
w county oi Newport, mariner, has ,his day fled
IN ny office application fer notice be issued to
his credorc, to be and appear before said Court, on
the second day Of the term thereo to be holden at
Newport, within snd for the county Aforesaid, on
the ihird Monday Of May next. then and there to
nominate asssnees of the property Of said Joseph,
agreeaby to AL act of the Hon Gen Assembly, pass.
cd June session, 1890, entitled act for the re.
lt OF iGs"lysnt debtors" Notice is therefore hereby
given 10 said creditors, then and there to appear for
the purpose aforesaid.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Cle,k.
M,rch 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.

TUE subscriber having been legally appointed
Guardian to the person aUd estate OF Heeaea
H. Gorton. minor of Newshoreham, hereby re.
quests all persons having ary claIrs against said
person or estate to exhibit thc same to hm
SAMUEL +. ROBINSON. Guardian.
New -ShoiehaDD, ian IS. Fl2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
10 LEI,
TO LIZ. l.,

- PieaSr 10 take NoHee!
TO LET. and immediate possession
i given. The house Nc ~ in BROAD street
opposite the estate Of Doc; john =. Mann. Cor fur
tier particulars aud conditions, inquire 1t No q.
in sad broad street. OF 81, tbs ptiL,a : cfiice.
SeAfcT;, March ID, !S,f.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

M IL ~.
Conrt Of PROBATE, Aern0rf, Mar 10, 1923
a y instrument, purpUrlug 10 be the
4 n last Will and Testamen, ot tJgpEoiAH iRIsH,
ia'e OF said Newport, deceased having been present
CO TO this Court for probate, aud the confederation
Thereof referred to the first Monday of April next,
notice is hereby given to s persons interested there
in TO appear if hey shall think it, at Cour. of Pro-
bate, to be hoden on said frs, Monday OF April next,
at the s,atehouse, in said Newport, be heard 10
tho premises
be order Of said Court.
CHARLES GYLES, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
FARM FOR 3ALF.
Kirgsto,cn. DC. I6, 1922
VALUABLE REAL ESTA7E.

pHLUHBLE REHL ESTAIE.
FOX Sale, OR no LET,
HAT pleasantly situated stand for ruhiio
House, situate in Portsmouth, about ) miles
hoT Newport, with an excellent orchard. garden,
extensive oat houses, in thoroush repair, and sbous
SIX acres OF land The situation is well known, bsv-
ING been occupied public house for many years.
.Mo-s three acre io,, On the ma in road, within
one mile from the s,ste.house
LaAsseiSe--sn excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling House, in Howard street, 4, the south psIs
OF the town, in perfect repair. aud having large
garien with an abundant sunpiy OF fruit
Like'siSe-two shares in the Portsmouth oolCa
Nanufac'ory, now 10 fail operation
For Particulars relative to the whole or any paIs
oil the above property, apply to
HENRY MOORE.
Newport. jan Is, 1926.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

TO the Honorable the Senate, md the Honorable
the House Of Representatives. ii Legislature
assembled, az Portland, on the first Uedntsday
Of January, N the gecr IF Or Lord, one noa-
sand eight hundred and flcentg felr
HUMBLY represents, Henry BABE. 81
u n NestbroOk, in the county OF Cumberland
that, for a number Of years past, he has been
employed upon the waters i'll the Sebago Pond.
IN said county, in the transportation OF logs and
lumber across the Pond, and has been subjected
70 great expense and peril, in the prosecution OF
bis business that the territory about the pond
i richly furnished with wood and timber. which
might Be transported 70 the outlet Of the pond.
and the produce Of the neighb0ring country be
on the way 70 a market with great
facility and safety, were proper encouragement
given TO navigation on the pond, by the appli-
cation OF steam for propelIing RATS, boats and
vessels He therefore pTays your Honors to
grant to him aud his assigns, the exclusive right
and privilege of navigating, upon the waters of
aid pond, with RATS, boats, and vessels pr0pel-
ed by steam, for the term Of twenty wears, up-
IN such terms and conditions as 70 your Houors
hail seem meet and proper aud as in duty
bound viii ever pray. HENRY BABB.
bestbrOok, Nov 4. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Cumberland and Oxford Ca
nal COTDOrdfiOn


TFNHE Subscribers, four Of The persons Incor.
-M porated nthe Act, entitled, Y An Act IL ~.
tablish the CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD
CANAL CORPORATION, passed by the Leris-
lature Of the State Of Maine. March 18th. Is2f-
hereby notify the persons named i'll said Act. "
meet al the Courthouse in Portland, On Thurs.
day, ne TWeHig SeTsHih day gf NoUember merit
AZ tlco O'Clock, n ". to act On the following
Articles, viz -
lst- To choose Moderator, Clerk and Urea
surer, and such other Officer or Oihcers AZ bv
said Propretors, at said Meeting, NAV be deem
ed proper
I'd To receive the Report Of the COMMITTEES
appointed by the Subscribers for shares-to en-
plOy an experienced Engineer, 10 make the
necessary surveys, and estimate the probable ex-
pence Of making said Csnal--and the Engineers
Report thereon.
Sd. To consider and determine upon the mea-
sures necessary 70 commence and prosecute the
undertaking for which they were Incorporated
and 70 raise such sums Of Money as may bc i0and
necessary 70 carry the same, or any part thereof
into operation and effect.
4th. TO agree upon the manner of calling fu-
tirS Meetings ana 70 adopt such Bye-Laws and
Regulations tie interest VI said Corporation
aud success 81 their object may require.
Those persons who have become Interested
in said Corporation ~ subscribing for shares
and those who wish VI become interested are
requested 10 altead said mretire.
ENOCH PERLT,
NAIHL HOWE.
IRA CROCkFR
SAMUEL ANDREWS.
BrdgetOa, October 20, 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

" the MISUNDERSTANDING seen appointed by
the Judge Of Probate for the County Of Cum
befiand, Commissioners, to receive and examine the
claims Of the several creditors ID the estate u
SAMUEL a. COOAIBS. late OF Brunswick, N said
County. Blacksmith. deceased, rerresented insol-
vent, % Aefeby give notice, thar six months from
this date. allowed 70 said creditors 10 bring IN
and prove their claims and that We shall attend -
receive the same. al the dice gf EBENEKER
EVERETT. ii said Brunswick, between the hours
u two and Eve IN the afternoon az tho second
Saturdays of December, February and April nrxt
loll0sinE EBENEZER EVERETT.
EPHRAfM BROWN.
Brunswick. Oc. IL 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Shawls, BOmbazetts, & Ladies
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 5, Merchants Rolr, .niddle-Slreei,
r As received by the recent arrivals. Case Of
Il Plain and BOrdered CASHMERE. and Ct
and IA, Braganza and Angola SHAWLS. an en-
tire new style. g. Bales Black and Cold. Plain.
cold Figured and Twilled BOMBAZETTS. /
Case Of elegant Blue Ladies Habit and Pelisse
CLOTHS cases Of black and blue BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMEREs. fresh and direct
from the Factory. A large variety Of rich and
elegant patterns fine and superiine kidderminster
C.4RPETLvGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment, also,
Of other fresh imported Goods, are now open and
offered for examination, al such prices, as he fat
ters' will be satisfactory to purchasers.
October II, 1898
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
POETRY.


FFpn Biackaseods Eli. Afarr.is,
TIE YELLOW LRAF.
M yellow leaf has fali'n,
And the siubble braes are brown.
The mountain burns are roaring.
And the swallows u are aown
The school boy with BIS fellows.
Covers n 'aneAth the len,
iud wide and Mild critic bleak a. isa.l
files The gray gHll frae the sea.
Bot is no that summers aed the bower
Nor the stubbie fields are brown.
Nor for the hiil-hurns roaring.
And a TIE birds that aoWn.
Nor yet 20 see the schoolbovs
stand covering in lhe lea.
That my weary heart = press'd with dule.
And the tear Is Ia my ee.
Bot a because ! see no more,
b. bower, or burn, or brae.
The rosy lock aud the cheerful eve.
That sunnd my summer day.
The Unrest face that e'er saw.
Lies with the gatherd flowers.
The ieeiest friends that eer knew
Are gone like sunny hours.
The foreign turf IN far, far land.
Grows DER my brothers tomb.
Ny sister dear that lov q me best:
Siis n foreign home
And u beneath yon low grave stone.
ny kindly father sleeps,
As.d ali alone in yon sad bower,
~ widowed mother weeps.
Q, ye may Gil the CHEEKY bowl.
And troll the catch and glee,
And spare ma Of your merry wine,
And merry ye may be;
But no a song that e'er was sung,
Nor bowl of merry wine,
Can cure the pain that's 10 my breast,
The pain, q Time that's thine
G.B.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Attest. ISAAC HopsDoN. Clerk
ST4TE OF MAINE.
PENOBSCOT.

PENOBSCOT
Court Of Common Pleas, June Tenn, A. d. 1928
on the foregoing petition, Ordered that the said
Feuuoner give notice 70 all persons interested in
the subject matter Of said petition, BY publishing
copy thereof, and Of this order Of Court thereon
three weeks successfully, in one oftbe Newspapers
printed in Portland the last publication to be thirty
days before the next term Of this Court 10 be hold
en- at Bangor, within and for the County Of Penob-
scot on tie first TUESDAY ofJANUARY, A. ID.
1924, that they may then and there appear. and
shew cause II any they have why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
Attest. ISAAC BODSDON. Clerk.
A true Copy Attest, ISAAC H0DSDON. Clerk
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

Inc following Song was recently sung az III,
Boston Theatre, al the Benefit for the Niscas
sci and Alma sufferers, by Mr. Williamson
CHARITY.
AIR Had 10 heart for falsehood framed
T.
THE plume that decks the warriors brow,
May weep a world III tears
And fame, with sunny radiance now,
Grow dim in after years.
But thou. bright spirit, Charityl
Shall bloom forever young
And pale Oppression cling to thee,
Thou loyeiiest child Of song.
H.
The tear that hangs in Famine eve,
Thy power shall wipe away;
Tie pang that springs from sorrows CIV,
Thy healing wing viii stay,
Aud thou, sweet spirit, caught from heaven
shall drop from every tongue
As zephyrs by the musk-wind driven,
In blessings on the young
III.
And When the dark destroyer's come
To sweep in clouds Of fire,
The trembling mother from her home,
Her children aud their sire;
Then, thou, bright spirit. Charity,
Shall gather round tie throng;
And pale Oppression cling to thee,
Thou loveliest child Of song.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

III Subscribers having been appointed " th1
Hon Barnett Potter, ESQ 10 receive and EN-
mlne the claims q Creditors. 70 the estate AZ 81.
LAS ShAbbOtkN, late Of said Corham. Geutle-
man. deceased. represented iusolreus do aefebv
give nouee that SIX months from this date are -
owed TO said creditors, 70 brrg 10 add prove iheif
claims and that they win attend 20 lhai service at
he once Of Jacob 5. Smith. IN said Corham. ca
me hfs' Mondays IN February and Nay next. from
two 70 SIX O'clock. p. NJ
JACOB ;. SMITH. co~misr;rs.
WILLIAM II. FOSTER. ~.
6orham, Novenber4 1929
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18

'ftE subscriber hereby gives uuhIir nsticr Ia MI
concerned. thar H. has been duly appointed ana
lahen upon himself thc trust oF Execa4or w hc Iass
il and Testament NJ JOSIAH SMITH. late uf
arms in TIE co0nty VI Oxi0gd deceased. hr giving
aana ms lhe law siFecl fEe therefore rrq~fsH ali
aiAons @ho are inuebted ~ MlH SAID aereaHeaS es-
iate 10 make Immediate rarmsrf. nuf Fh.4r w-h1
have any demands lhereon' fu sxhibit the srsrr fu
JOSHUA SHIFTS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
l-2 2 inch square ID Bundles.



erin addition to the above there
will be constantly kept on hand a good
assortment Of BOLT IRON, for vessels use
all kinds Of Rods add Plates, and Hoop iron.
.4ls0-All kinds Of STEEL, viz.
Cast Steel-Bliaicred, German, SWedts, IN
bars and tabs, with good assortment 81
CROB.lRlS Il PLOUGH MOULDS.
Country Traders that deal in this article,
may find II 70 their interest % call and pur-
chase here, ia preference ~ going 10 Boston,
A. they may save the expence Of their journey.
0%T-fhe above viii be sold for CAsH, ~ On
a liberal CREDIT TO those who pnrchass 10
sell again.
Qc5-Customers can Be supplied as Hsllai.
Portland, Sept. %.
JOSEPH G0OLD. JR.
AS for sale, al his store in H'sst-Markef Req.
IL Maine-Sueet, head Of Crecu-Sueet,l
Vest India Goods and Groceries.
Of all kinds. together with By ard bv 10 H7is-
doT Glass PUTTY Nails. IRON
WARE WINES. Of al kinds a eoaplsts az
sonment Of GRlNDST0NEs 100 casks TAomas.
Ton Lime.
FEATHERS.
in the greatest variety. Wholesale a retail BEDS
hled 90 hand, @ w. sold a. Ihe cheapest razc fsr
cash pT couutry produce.
Portland, sept p III
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Hide coLoured BombazineS &c.
JOSEPH HARROD

HAS added TO his former stock a variety of
II fashionable GOODS, among which are Grim
son, slate, drab, mazariDe blue, and French
grey Cd BOMBAZINES ; super black. mazarine
blue, and pearl LEVANTINES dark Ginghams;
scotch and tartan Pads and Camblets worsted
Bombazines plain and figured Bombazetts
Flannels, white and coloured, a variety super
French Queens Cloths, an assortment super
and low priced Queens and Pelisse Cloths
Cashmere Shawls Gimp Trimmings piping
and other Cords Hosiery and Gloves an assOrt-
ment; German silk Hdkts. elegant steam loom
black and blue Broadcloths Cassimeres. black
blue and mixtures Nestings Cambrics and Mus
Inns gentlemen's Cravats elegant black figured
silk Fesiings; black italian Grape olive and
drab Dufhll bine Flushing; | case black and
coloured super Nankin Grapes Ribbons spool
Cottons silk wist S-r. Also, a general assort-
ment Of
Waltham COttOns, and other
Domestic Goods very cheap. Nov 10, 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
FRATHERs.

EVERETT a. STEELE.
LAVE for sale, FEATHERS. Of yario.s
Z M qualities and prices, cheap for cash or
country produce. n. Jan. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
SAVARY q BRADIFY.


Haretor sale at Chambers, Corner Middle ava
UnioE Street.
50 Bales Brown Sheetings and
Shirtings,
40 do. Yarn, assorted Nos
10 do. Walthaul Goods, comprising an a..
sortmcnt which viii he sold al Boston pri.
res,
10 Bales Tickinrs.
ID DO. Ginghams, Checks and Stripes.
do. Threads, assorted and white.
- Pieces American Blue Cloths and Cassi.
meres,
90 do. do Red and White Flspnels
200 do. Saitinetts,
--.4LSO-
80 Bales and Cases European PIECE GOODS.
such as-piain and tx Bombazetts large as
sortment Cambria aud Common Calicoes 6g'd
aud plain Muslin " bite Csmbrics 81 L s-4.
patch shawls Cotton Flag Handks: Black sin
do. Cashmere shasls Yesting Kerseys: Duff
ns Cotton Braces, &c &c. Sc
Also
2Cases Blk Sewing silk,
- doz. Mems Beaver Gloves,
3Cases NJ. NJ. 4 Kilt Buttons.
y. B. The above Goods viii De sold b. the
Bale. o. piece. for Cash Or approved paper AZ
prices worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Oct a. NJ
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
NOTICE

f NE eonnexion in business heretofore exist
IA ing between The subscribers ~ this day a.
solved All persons indebted III them are rr-
quesied 20 make payment IN Mark VI GiimnHG
who will settle all accounts WI the firm
Nov. 4 LYF0RD al GILMAN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-18
Easy Lessons in Reading

Easy Lessons IN Reading
for the use Of the Younger Glasses in Common
Schools.
BY JOSHUA LEAVITT.
Such publication has long been a desideratum.
IS no work extant, is calculated 10 supply the de-
hcienoy The Reading Books in use, many OF
which are truly excellent are not calculated for the
capacity Of a child, bnt for those more advanced
Tins IS very jsdicious Compilation, consisting Of
short pieces, with easy sentences in prose and DO
et5y each relating soae attracting OF pleasant story
aud al the same lime conveying the best moral in
sirueiion. The authors. such as Miss Edgeworth
Mrs. Sherwood. Mrs. BaIbauld, and others. have
long been knowR IN the literary world particularly
BY their unweaTied exertious for the improvement
OF the young aud tender mind. The work is suff
cieuty extensive for the object. and viii be sold Al
: cents single only, and s. - per doz.
9TH little work j. highly recommended bv
the sesl judges OF Books for Youth
Portland Nov I