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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

FROM NATCHEZ.--The PORT Gibson mil
Herald of the Sd inst. received by yesterdays male
contains some additional particulars relative to the
devastating sickness at Natchez. letter Of the
Cd instant, dated the vicinity Of Natchez, sayss
-"Fhe disease is raging with the utmost siolence
amongst the few uniortunates who still remain in
the city. Business is not thought of; tayerns all
closed, and il is impossible to procure mouhfu 10
eat except at the Jail. Natchez is now the perfect
picture of desoation her streets are deserted and
d horrid and death-like silence prevails from one
extremity TO the other. have entered the city bus
once since the general retreat; bat the appearance
struck chill to my very soul, and FASTENED TO
leave it. 1t is somewhat singular, that whilst the
physicians declare it impossible 10 patient in
the city, the enyirons are perfectly healthy The
miasms, whatever It may proceed from, appears TO
hover closely devoted city, without exhibit
ing any disposition to spread.
Since writing you have heard OF very many
deaths, but many die. that it is impossible to emu
merate them. From eigh, to Twelve per day"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office, at .Ne,o Castle, Del
Der. l, 1923.
A. Mary Lonnon
Patrick Allen NJ.
II. Daniel Marshal
William b. Blake Andrew Mccullough
Joseph Blackburn Mary Marshall
C. James w. Leide
Robert Clark Eliza Murray
IT, II. Cornell Q Samuel Moore Esq
Jane Collins Thomas Miner
Allen Cadwsllsder Mrs. Mcconnell
Aaron S. Clarke Margt. J. MPherson
Aaron Clark ~
D. Samuel Nivin
Iobp nodd Q o.
lanes David Patrick OKelly
H. 7.
Fxtnn r 90 Thomas Perkins
| Charles Ellen w.
| r. Isaac Richards
James Fitzpatrick William Reynolds
Francis Pagan p
H. Mary Shipperson
Thomas Hyatt Margaret gyms
lane Hukins Joseph Teas
ICaleb Harrroye George Thomas
lcob ugSins John Y. Townsend
X, "
lanes Kincade Mr.. Vanderslice
~ V;nrclv Cbrisanna Venn
lS ,t,.,,:, e lii, w
| T., Mary l.. Wilson
Danl Lowbcr Thomas WISH
HUGH W. RITCHIE, p. Nj.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
CHARLESTON, Is. c s Sept. 81.

g The rarenous salt-sea Sharks On Thursday
last another Of these aquatic prowlsFs made his APP
pearance at our docks. A dead fawn had been aoats
ing about between two wheryes short time, till
nearly low water, when shark SEIZED and carried
it off. Soon after, dog belonging to an officer
from one Of the FORTS was sporliv@ly thrown into
the water, and had swan and played some time
without being able to climb up the wharf; wAen
swimming even in three feet acater, shark WAS
to pass under the bridge towards Tray. The alarm
was given but too late: the monster shot under the
dog, rolled over and opening his huge jaws, seize
ed his victim and darted off with him, almost in
the twinkling of an eye, giving the poor fellow
scarcely time 10 utter single yell Of despair.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
NO. 49,.
CONDITIONS OF THE wATcHMAN.

Tbe nrce is five dollars year those who do not either
heir subscriptions in advance, before the first Of
Az Decer,ber and four Dollars to those who do at or
as.e which time ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
,st notify the editor of his intention compliance
@ these conditions to be considered new engagement
W. y mouths and no paper will be discontinued without
msmeut of them except at the option of the editor.
uD" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.,yertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
tbsn three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
sents for every subsequent insertion, longer pro-
+on Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Wv ling their advertisements to be inserted, they
,nhs continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in
'.e attention must be post paid.
advertising blythe year.
to Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year S16, 90 1year 10, 90
| 6months o. oo months y ~
Sdo AIS 8 do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.

On Saturday last, in Southwark, two lads, one
about thirteen the other about eleven, had quar-
rel which soon came 10 blows, when the eldest vas
victorious, and the youngest with threats of revenge
departed. Unfortunately the father ofthe former boy
sent him of an errand, which took him by the door
of the latter, who Immediately came out with tie
expression snow am ready for you;" they began
to fight when the youngest drew knife and plunged
it in the breast of the other. he fingered from
IS O'Clock in the afternoon until IL at night, When
The expired.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
George Simmons
Elizabeth Stokely
Alexander B. Steward

George Simmons
Elizabeth Stokely
Alexander B. Steward
Susannah See
Elizabeth Savin
John ST. Leger
James Slater.
r.
Catherine 'rrippe
John Taylor 2
Jane Topham
Joseph Thornton
Elizabeth 'rinsel
Bryan Taylor
Lewis S. Talley
Jesse Taylor
Susan Thornton Q
Susan Thornbury
lyJacob Taylor
James Todd
Curtis Talley
U.
John II. Urch
Y.
Jacob B. Vandever
W.
Philip Wilson
Samuel Waters
Silas e. Wier
Sarah Wayne
George Wilson
Willmore Wilson
John Woolston
George & VIM. Willor
Hamilton Walker
Bernard WHITEWATER
William Walter
Mrs. Wiley
Edward Whittier
Henry Wasson sen.
Achsah Walton
John Wear
Christian Whiteman
James WHICH
II.
Samuel Yearsley
William Young ?
Thomas Young
n.
William Zane
nC.
Patrick McConeghy
James McGee
Owen McWade
William Mccormick
James Mcconnell
John McCann
John McGill
Robert McMillen
Archer McMullen
John Y. Mckinney Q
William Mcbride
John McCarroll
Charlotte Mcfarland
John McMinn
Patrick Magee
McCaules s. Chambers
HTLLLAMS0N,, P. M.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1925

Capt. Parker Nichols
Thomas Merritt
y.
John Pyle Q
Mary Peterson Q
James Phelps
William Pullyart
Lois Poincett
Mary Penney
Jacob Pindergrass
Maria Price
Henry Y. Price
Samuel Patch
Richard Parrott
William Potion
Hannah Physic
James Paist
John Parkins
Presid't of the Acadeln
Caleb Perkins
IL.
w. G. Roberts
Thomas Rogers
John r. Robinson
Thomas Robinson
Mr.. Rose
VIM. Rose
Elizabeth Robinson
Enoch Roads
James Robertson
Grissa Rice
Jonathan Roberts
Edward Roberts
Henry Rice
Thomas Rawlings
John Robb
Alexander Reynolds
Sarah Rice
Charles Rea
John Robinson
s.
Mrs. Shelly
Mr.. Sordan
David Stidham
Eliza Stokley
William Stewart 5
David Stephenson
Sarah w. Selby
John Stilwell
Eliza Smith
Thomas Sullivan
st. Mathews Lodge
Thomas Springer 2
Thomas Searls
Thomas Stephens
John Stilley 2
Capt. John Stidham
Capt. Henry Smell
Nicholas Springer 2
Mary Simpson
Thomas G. Smith
Edward ScantIcn
Robert Storey
Thomas Stilley
| Peter Smith
Jacob Smith Q
Mary Simons
N. G..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07

Thomas Gray
Robert Gurley
Mary Grimes
John Gilfellen
John Garnieu
Jas. Gamble
Sarah GiHin
Richard Grimes
Mary Grave
Jos. Grubb
Ii.
Mary Hammond
Catherine Hughes
John Hammer
Sarah Haydock
Joel Hutton
Daniel Hart 9
John Y. Hyatt
Rachel Hesselius
John Hart
John Hood
Mary Hendrickson 8
Ellis Hughes
Davis Harper
Edward Hollingsworth
John ii. Harrison
Mrs. Hamilton
Iiston Houston
VIM. Hemphill
Major Hasson
Thomas Hanley
James Holland
Joel Hollingsworth
Thomas Hollingsworth
William Hucal
Marters Heath
James Harry
7. j.
Rernart Israel
Jacob Jemmel
Daniel II. Jenkens
John lngraham
k.
Thomas kain
John Kelly
Alexander Kinkead
David Kirk
l..
John Logan
William Little
Hannah Lemess
VIM. s. Chas. Lungren
William Lilly
Thomas R. Lusby
David Lewis
Ann Leonard
John a. A. IIaforest
Laforest & White
Maria Lownes
NJ.
Susan Morris
James MahaIl,y 2
Joseph Mitchell
Park Mason 5
Margaret Miller
il o'rrustrim Moore
Mrs. Moore
Abraham Miller
Joseph Marshal
Orphy Miller
William Marven
James Marshal Q
Elizabeth Malanson
Patti. Mallon
Elizabeth r. Miller
Ann Massey
Thomas Metcalf
Abraham V. hIatson
Mary Miller 2
Ephraim Milligan
Nicholas Moore
hrtimissia Mathews
Abram Merrett
George Millar
John Moore
William Moore
".
Hannah Neal
Capt. Andrew Norris
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
JOB PERMITTING
DONE All THE
|W. AZ 9Eg IEE11saEEL3. M4AAN OFF IEggllhale
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining IN the Post Office, III Wilmington, Del
Ger. 1, 1925.
s1ppersons applying for Letters on this List
viii please mention that they are advertised.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
Administrators Sale

ITO be sold at Public Vendue, on TUESDAY,
IL the 29th day of August inst. at Ii O'Clock,
A. NJ. on the premises-All the right, title and
interest, Of which RICHARD FIcKETT, late of
Portland, Caulker, died seized, in the following
described Real Estate, situated on Danforth
Street, in said Portland, viz :-Beginning at a
stake, standing the south easterly side of
Danorth Street, in the most westerly corner of
lot Of land belonging to Thomas Merrill, Jr. ;
thence south, AZ degrees east, about l02 feet o
lane; thence southwesterly, adjoining said
lane, AZ 2 ieet, to land of VIM. Merrill thence
northwestefly, by said VIM. Merrll's land, a
bout l02 feet, to Danforth Street thence north
easteriy, by said Danforth Street, to the bound
first mentioned, with the two story Dwelling
house and barn upon the same. Said estate is
subject to the widows dover, and is sold by
order Of Court, for the payment of the just debts
Of said Pickett, and incidental charges. Terms
at the time Of sale.
WM. WILLIS, Admir-.
Portland, August I, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
:.:a:::::PoRF OF PORTLAND:::::::.

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY,. July 29.-Ar. brig Cincinnatus
Thompson, from Havana, with molasses and sugar
Mexico, Stanwood, New York-schrs. Aretas, Prince
from EastpoFt- Abeona, Lewis, Boston Elizabeth
Gardner. from New York, with feur
IHURSDAY-Schrs.L Liberty, Crowell, from New
York. with four-Experiment. Miller, ST. John, witt
plaster and rum--soop Governor, Knight, from St
Andrews, with plaster, for Newburyport.
a FRIDAY-Bng Lucy-Ann. Davis, from Liverpool
~with salt and coal to Messrs. Wood BaTtes and the
Master-Spoke. July II. lat. 40 lon Az ship Budget
10 days from Baltimore, for Bourdeaux.-July 10. lat
Al, lon AZ, ship Pearl 10 days from Boston, for Glib
Iaar-July IL, lat. Al, 80 lon 49, ship Leeds days
from New York. for Liverpool.
SUNDAY-Brigs Cuba Hood-Flora, McMan
ners-and Albert, Blanchard, IS days from Havana
with cargoes Of Molasses-schrs. Gen. Green Rogers
from Esstport with grndstones, fish and lumber, foi
Boston-Reporter, Waite from Salem, for St. Andrew.
-sloops Caroline, Brewer, Boston-President Stan
wood, from Salem, with flour and lard.
CLEARED
Since last--Brigs Maine. Oxnard, for Martinicc
Lark, Noyes, for St. Domngo--schr. Mary, Crowell
New Workshops Ruby, Croker, Bath,--America
Stanwood, Boston.
Vessels left at Havana, Goth ult by the brig Flora
arrived here Sd inst.
Briggs Mercator, Taylor Exchange, Lincoln; Men
tor, Humphrey; Betsey, Ilsley; all uncertain when
10 SAIL Pacific, Bradford, disch Margaret e. Sarah,
Robinson dischargng Amazon, Howard, disch ; sch.
Enterprize, Smith, Portland days; brig Hind, Mar
wick, 6 days
VESSELS SPOKEN.
June 90, lat. 45 Ion. IA ship Margaret for Europe.
THE Margaret of this port, sailed from Charleston
May 81. for Liverpool
July 2lst. of Havana, the Traveller, of HalloweIl
from Mobile.
July T. lat. a. IS, lon 40, the Abingdon, Little. o.
Kennebec, from Charleston.
June 25, lat as, lon. Sc. Samuel & John. Rogers
of Lincolnyille. from New Orleans.
July 18th, LAT. 25. lon 66, schr. Minerva, of this
port, % days from N. York for Jamaica.
MEMORANDA.
The brig Mary, Of Belfast TO commence loading in
10 DAYS, was at ST. Lucia 9th ult.
AT Port su Prince, 9Th ut. Yolant for Boston, 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
JOHN D. GARDNER,

NO. 5, Centrdl-RolC, Fore-StTest,
HAS JUST RECEIVED,
I'm chests and boxes Souchong TEA, Van
w. couver's caro-,
20 chest and boxes Bohea," Beavers do
boxes Young Hyson
l case Bengal INDIGO,
pipes Cossac and American BRANDY.
$4,000 feet Chelmsford GLASS, all sizes,
Is bags Sumatra PEPPER,
10 doz. SHOVELS,
80 boxes Sperm CANDLES,
100000 Alexandria CIGARS,
Or. casks Sicily MADEIRA WINE.
...4LSO....
bales red, white and green FLANNELS,
10 bales Dover bleached SfllRTINGS,
2 Monson SIEETINGS,
2 packages German MILL SAWS,
so bbls. white BEANS,
An Invoice Of
HARD WARE g. CUTLERY.
Portland, August 5, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
EBENEZER EVERETT, }
DAVID GURNEY,
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas, at Portland, June
term, A. ID. 1923.
UPON the foregoing petition, ORDERE D,-
that the petitioners give notice TO all persons in
teTested 10 the prayer thereof to appear before
the Justices Of our Court of Common Pleas. to
be holden at Portland, within and for the county
OF Cumberland on the second Tuesday of Octo-
Der next, by publishing an attested copy Of said
petition and this order thereon, three weeks sue
cessively in one Of the public Newspapers print
ed in Portland, the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the sitting Of said Court,
that they may then and there in our said Court,
shew cause, il any they have, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
A true copy-Attest,
WILLIAM It. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
DIED


In this town Mr.. Joshua Cover. aged 74.-Mr.
William Patterson, aged 30-A child of Mr. Jonathan
Paine, Jr.--A child of Mr. Cummings, aged year
Widow Sarah Wright, 7l.-Capt John Brooks, of
Gloucester, Mass. D
On Saturday morning last Mrs. Mary c. Dummer,
wife of Charles Dummer ESQ. of Hallowell, and only
daughter of Hon. Matthew Cobb Of this town.
In Hamilton, Mass. Rev. Manassah Cutter, L. L. ID.
IN the 8lst year Of his age-In Montreal, Hon G. Fl.
Monk, formerly Justice in the Supreme Court in No
vaScotia, aged TIN Wilmington, ". c. Edmond
Bridge, Jr. Esq. of Dresden, Me aged 50. As he was
humane and valuable citizen, his loss is greatly la
mented-in Bangor, Mr. David Bailey aged 40.
At Havana. July LIST, Mr. David Smith, ofthis town,
aged p years.
At Havana, Mr.. William Thomas of his town,
aged about p.
In Woowich, Mr. Benz. Beals, aged about Ga
In Wiscasset William Hubbard, l6.-In Bristol
Capt Alexander Drummond 36-In Bowdoinham
Mrs Mary, wife of MIR. Ebenezer Beal, 80.
In Pennington, Capt Lemuel Tobey aged 65.-In
Fairfield Capt George Clark, AIN Corinna, Mr.
Nehemiah Knowles, 80
Drotcned-At Machias, two daughters of Mr.. Elka
nah Scott, aged II and 10 years q
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

At Court OF Probate holden Waterford within and for
the County of Oxford. the twenty eighth of Iuy in
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty three.
& N the petition OF William Munroe, and Eunice War
Oren administrators Ut the Of Warren late
Waterord,in said county Gentleman
ing that the personal estate OF said deceased IS su
Client pay the just debts, which be the time of
his death by the of thirtees hundred and twenty
dollars and sxty-hee CENTS and ing tor license
may be necessary for the payment OF said debts
dentsl charges
ORDEREDThat the petitioner give notice thereof to
the heirs OF said decreased and all persons interested in
said estate ty causing copy ofth order be published
in the Portland Gazette, printed in Portland three weeks
successvelv tn they may appear Probate Court
held Turner in said county, the eighteenth day
September of the clock A. and shew cause
If they have why the prayer said petition should
be granted.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER. Judge.
A true eoPy-Attest, THOMAS WEBSTER, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
TO LETT
HENRY GODDARD.

IL AS just received by the Jasper from Liver
pool ana now opening, an extensive as
~ o'tment Of Of brass iron and Steel Herd TtIrrc
3neif goods comPrehending every species Of
Cutlery usually imported Mechanics Tools the
principal articles Of Saddieyy s Ciocc .sraIer's
are an assortment Of Locks, Latches, Hing
es, Screws, Bolts & nf such ether articles u n
geheraIly used ~ building package each of
Fnes' Buttons, Pms and Needles, including LoI-
ly's Sail Needles.
a L8RGE ASSORTMENT or
Shovels and longs iron ard brass Wire brass
Na,ls wash Basons SPectac es plated Tea
ana able Spoons /; Pocket Cooks Awl
Blades; Steelyards; Scale Beams Augers--A
quantity OF lin d Iron Ware, Coffin P-tes dish
lovers gun tHnts-An assortment tf Fish
HOOKS Eat irons; Shoveis all sil Eu- .ish
wrought Nail, with nulner1usartic e. not Fslono-
ing 10 any general description Gilt framed
LOOKING Glasses Paints Oil; Philadelphia
Leather and Mill Saws.
Portland, August 5. 1898
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ITO be sold at Public Auction by order of Barrel
Potter, Esq. Judge Of Probate for the county Of
Cumberland, much Of the real estate Of the late
Nathaniel jerks, late of North Yarmouth, deceased
will raise the OF five hundred and fifty dollars
pay the just debts of said deceased. hereby give no.
tice thar shall expose and sell the highest bidder
on Thursday the 28h inst at ii O'Clock, a. M al
TIMOTHY FL ETCHERS Auction Office, il Port
land, the following lots of Land situated in the County
Of Washington, being in the half Township of Land
granted 10 the heirs OF Thomas Danfortb being num-
bered as follows -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

TO tie Hon Justices Of The Court OF Common
Pleas, begun and holden at Portland, totthil
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the third
Tuesday Of June, A. ID. 1923.
ESPECTFULLY represent, EBEEEzER Ev-
~ ERETT, Of Brunswick, in the county d
Cumberland, and DAVID GURNET, Of Bath, in
the county of Lincoln, Esquires, as they are ad
illustrators of the goods x estate which were Of
ISAAC DOVE, late Of said Brunswick, Innholder,
deceased that the personal estate Of the said
Dove i not sufficient BY the sum Of twelve hun.
dred dollars to discharge the Just deats Of the
deceased together with funeral charges, and ex-
penses OF administration - that the real estate
OF said deceased, whereof he died seized and
possessed, consists Of certain piece Of land ID
said Brunswick, on the southerly side Of the
Bath Turnpike, bounded as follows, viz: begin
ming at the corne formed by said Turnpike and
Maine Street, thence running easterly on said
Turnpike thirteen rods thence southery to
land owned by Bnwdon College at a point tbir.
teen rods distant from Maine-Street thence we =
terly by said College land to Maine Street !:
thence northerly on said street to the first men.
toned boJndaryi together with the dwelling
house and buildings thereon and that a partial
sale Of the premises would greatly iuiure the
residue thereof they therefore pray that thew
may be licensed to make sale Of the whole Of
the real estate above described, for the purposes
Aforesaid according to the law in such cases made
and provided.
EBENEZER EVERETT, } a.
DAVID GURNEY, 'h0mrs'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
J. 3. Cahoon's

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE.
JoNEs-Row, ExcHANGE-sTREET, PORTLAND,
M HERE may be had TICKETS, Halves,
w Quarters and Fights in the Canal Lot
.eTy. Present price of S. wholes, g GO 10
haNes' III 81 70 quarters, Is cents Fights.
.4Lso-Shares in twelve Tickets at e..
-**AIl kinds Of money exchanged at a fair rate.
CS-Notes and Drafts negotiated.
August 5, 1923. islf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
CHEAP GOODS.

lust received, at No. A, ExcHANGE-SrREEr.
an additional assortment Of
European, India e. american GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
One case ParasOls, rery eheop, Fans, leila
Hsndkerchieis, Marine Points, Jubilee Cords.
Corded Gin hams, Bingham r obes, cheap yIus
I'm Hugs "a and Dimoties. Ribbons, Long
Lawns, Linen Cambria Hdkts. rery low, Calicoes,
CopperPlates' Cambrics, Muslins, Jeans, Gloves,
Hosiery, Sheetinss, Shirtings Checks, Cling
hams, Tickings, knitting Cottons. Threads.
Tapes, &c. &c. Nc
LYFORD g. GILMAN.
Portland, July 8, 1923. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
REAL ESTATE 1T AUCTION.

10 be sold at Public Auction, or IRE nine-
tsenth day Of August ueXt-All that yalua-
Pc gore Of land IN Portland, Containing about
- square rods, being part Of the Brackett dow
er so calied) bounded Norherly BY Nain-Street.
southerly on State Street. Ssutheasterly on Ma
thanel Crocketts, and Eastery on land in pos
session Of Capt. Thomas Browne
Sale at II o'clock A. N. Oh the premises,
and the conditions are then TO be made known.
THOMAS BECK,
JAMES NEAL. \ Propristors Conm;Jfss~
LEVI CUTTER.
Portland. July 21, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
MARRIED.

In Camden, Me. Mr.. Charles Hobbs, to Miss HUI
dan Dillingham;.
In Eastport, Mr.. Stephen Norris to Miss Maria
Roney.At Deer-Isle, Mr.. Allen Palmer, Of s.. John,
20 Miss Eliza Garrison.-In New-Charleston Mr. Otis
Fall, 10 Miss Sophronia Norcross
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
@HLUMI.NATION.

THE PASSAGE OF THE DELAWARE,
WILL be handsomely ILLUMINATED every
Evening from to 10, except Saturday. Those who
Ind It inconvenient to attend in the day time, may
therefore have an opportunity of viewing this truly
excellent Painting, which will afford both instruction
and amusement
ADMITTANCE 25 cents.
During the Exhibition SO cents.
Children, under 10, half price.
Portland .JuEu o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
FOR SALE.

He subscriber, contemplating to leave town
:, ohers tor sale his stand, situated direc y al
FreepOrt corner, opposite the new meeting-honse
Consisting of large House, Stable and Store.
being well situated for Tavern and for trade.
one acre Of land under high state Of cultivation
well stocked with fruit trees-or he would ex-
change it for real estate in Portland or Bath.
long credit would be given with good secu-
rity, should said property not be sold it will be
rented the first of October next. Reference to
Messrs. Arnold s. Hyde, Bath, Mr.. Samuel
Hale, or Mr.. Eleazer Greedy, Portland, or to the
subscriber on the premises
SAMUEL HOL9ROOK,
Freeport, August l, 1923,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
containing 100 acres each

containing IVU ACRES eacn
ALSO
At North yarmouth on Friday the 18th inst. at the
store Of Levi Gutter, half of the Wharf, situated
on Stoney Brook, so called, together with the Store
thereon. RUTH jerks, ADMINISTRATIVE.
August s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

We are compelled TO postpone until next week
NO. 4ofUudny, containing a comparison between
the Lancasteran and the common mode of edu-
cation, and also No. 3 of Ttritds in reply to a
former number of Many-together with reoin-
der by 6 a Citizen"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
HARMONY Lodge.

WILL be conse-
Grated and its Off
GERS installed in
ample form on Fri
day the 5th Of Sep
TENDER next, COM
mencing at 9 o.
clock, A. NJ. LODI
ges and sojournins
brethren are res
pectfully invited
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

TO attend with their clothing, Tickets for Dim
ner may DE had the store of brother Dawn
HAIR DING, Sd, and at the Hall.
By order Of R. w. Rev. REUBEN MASON.
SETH WEBB, Sec'ry.
Gorham, August 5, 1923.