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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
COTTON.
Y Upland COTTON constantly for sale by
u MORRIS SMITH, No. 49, South WHARF,
4 Mo. %, 1928 --36-3mp Phialclr

III tie Curt Of CAaacay Of Me Smts Of D:darsys, il Y
sea- coRsitg.
CRoJ'R. David Conwell, James Peery1
(sOn Of James, David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, and Robert
and Joseph Peery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James,
Mary, Eliza, Sarah Hester and Viii
ter their guardian. Bill inEqdl
{ Cooper. } William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'Whoror and Mary
lis wife, late Mary Segars and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna, Alicia,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner.
And now TO wit this 3fst day of July, 1885, on mo1
Of comphants' Solicitor and on afidayitS made d Aea
Mary William and Reuben Turner, defendants resi-
out Of the state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that
said defendants do appear in this court aud N this ca1
on the first Monday of March next, the coEp~raI
bill filed in this cause shall be taken pro conieso M
is further ordered that copy Of this order he 'e
within thirty days from this date in the Watchma', n
lshed in the borough Of Wilmington in this state AM
the Democratic Press published in the City OF Fnlri
phia, and in each of those papers published for VI
months next after its first publication
The State IF Deluware,1
'Sttsser County, 10 nit:
[sEAL.l In testimony that the above is true cop'
the order made in the above by the Chancellor
Term, 1928, have hereunto set my hand and atnNe
seal Of the Court of Chancery at Georgetown u
County of Sussex aforesaid this 9TH day of August
rAur eo1 6S-l
The Democratic Press will insert the above nolee
months and send the paper containing the pubhcaaU
ring the same time, to David Hazard, Milton, Del
The end OF that time his bill for payment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
NOTICE.

IL personsindebted TO the estate OF MORGAN JONES,
IN deceased, late of Pencader Hundred either by bond
note, or book account, requested to settle the same
without delay no longer indulgence will be given and
those having legal accounts against said deceased TO pre-
sent them Immediately for settlement TO
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor Of Morgan Jones decd
Pencader Hundred, Sept l. 1928 72-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30

III tie Curt Of CAaacay IF he Stcte Of Deaqrsys, t
sea- coR9tg.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
Notice.
Sept. O..

A MEETING Of the Commissioners of the Levy Court
IA ofNew Castle County, (acting commioners OF Tax)
will be held the Court House in the of Newcastle
Tuesday the 30 day Of September inst at which time
and place the Assessors requested to be puncua in
their attendance. BY Order,
DAVID PAINTER, C. p.
Sept 10, 1895. 74-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-30
Notice.

Notice.
FE7IE partnership of j. r. and j. IT, SQuIBB this day
a dissolved by mutual consent. Those persons having
claims requested present them, and those indebted
TO make immediate payment TO James Il. sfubb, who
is authorised to settle al accounts of the concera.
j. Il. SQUIBB.
J. II. SQUIDB.
The business in future will be conducted by
j. r. sQUlBB
Newport, Sept. l1th, 1923. 7L-ot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07

and that he ssid Engineer, and such oihst
person or persons be requested to report the
result of,heir examination 10 Congress st tho
commencement OF It's next ssssion, par,icu.
Ia'ly Designating the siiesby them exsmioed,
with The comparative advantages of each, sod
sn estimate showing the amount necessary
for purchasing each, and erecting all peeessa-
~ buildings thereon.
Sec. 2. dnd be H further snaofed, Thar
the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, 10 effect the OBJ.
jscl af this act.
Washington, Mar. 3. 1923.
Approved-JAMEs MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07

An ACT to ccnfom certain elaine to lofts
lots in the village OF Peoria, in tho s:ate
Ut ILLINOIS,.
he if enacted By the Ssnure and Honse Of
Hshresen'asipes oj The UnireG States Of finer.
ic9, in Congress- assembled, That there Is
hereby gran,ed TO each Of the F,cnch ood Ca.
madam ,nhsbi,ants and other seu,ers IN the
village Of Peria, in the state OF Illinois, whose
claims are contained in o report made by the
Register Of the Land Office at EdwardsviIie,
IN pu, ,susnce of tho act OF Congress, approved
May tho fifteenth, one thousand clgh, hue.
dsed and twenty, and who had settled lot IN
tho village aforess prior 10 the hIM day Of
January, one ,hoossnd cigh, hundred and ,hir.
teen, ard who have no, heretofore received
confirmation OF claims, or donation OF any
irac, ot land ar village lot from the United
States, the 10, so .eu'ed upon and improved,
where the same sLsll not exceed two acres
snd where the same shall exceed two acres,
every such claimant shall be confirmed in
quantity, 10, exceeding ten acres: Provided,
Nothing in This act contained shall be SO COO.
s,rued as to affsc, the right, if any such there
be, Of any o,hs' person or persons to the said
lots, or sny part OF them, derived tom the
United States, or any other source whatever,
or es pieoeS on LUG Pa'N VI VIC OpNSu
Estates, 10 make good any deficiency occs-
stoned by any o;hor interfering claim or
elaine.
sec. 2. And Sc IL further enacted, That
II shall be the duty Of tha Surveyor Of the
public lands Of ihe Uoi,ed States for that dis.
.uict, 10 csuse a survey to be made OF the sev.
eral lots, and to designate on a pla, thereof
the lot conf med and set apart to each claim.
sn,, and 70, ward the same TO tho Secretary Of
Tho T,essusy, who shall cause patents TO be
Issued IN favor OF such claimants, as in other
Gases
Washington, Mar. 8, 1925
Approved--JAMEs MONROE.
An ACT to es,sb,ish a National Armory on
the Western Waters.
Be if enacted by The Senate and House Of
Rep, esenfatiuss Of the United States Of finer.
iea, in Congress assembled, That tho Ptesi.
dsot Of the Uni,ed States be, and he is here.
BY, authorized 10 employ ,kiiful engineer or
officer of the Ordnance Department, with
sueh o,het person or persons rs he may Judge
proper, 10 examine the most suitable site lct
Niional Annoy on tha Western waters;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07

REQ. 10.
Our situation has become more critical,
Scarcely had Lord Susngiord pre.en,ed his
note 20 the Reis Efend', when the Porte or
de'ed an increase Of hs armament by sea snd
land. The Jsni - lies ersin begin 10 mur.
mur, which mskes 1t feared they will break
oct into IRE .n esessses ! end IL see ns certain
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07

Nors--ln tSc ease of Saunders rs. Baker, same
court. Nsrch 26,h, 1928, IL decided that in
reckoning th. ten days delay before Admiralty pro-
cess shall be commeaced, the day OF discharge of
The seamen is no, to be ine,uied TIE Libclspt
was discharged on the teu,h of March, and it was
held that Admiralty process could not De comipenc.
ed until the ty,nty.frst,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-07
foreiGl,.

From fhe Aegy. York Merean,iie .fdrernse, ~
Saturday lass. ahieh zoe received by Me
Steam.6oGs Connecticut, Cont. b1Aker, 0:s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

TO NiLFhIE
The ssorld d nnaetlg eAaaed
Thoa my a the world IA chang II and xet.
Dear Niiifids not % mdgy ehame'd
know not what old kIarkis. FAte.
Has done, shy cars IL nessavnts-
but.--(pnrdon, though Tie rharer H. grpatl--
fear Thy hearts esiinng'd
The world u sweetly chanr.d, my friend -
Look back along the path we'se trud---
How many snages ihel way attend
How many dang roas sooipaihs bend
across IL eourse--how Tar they tend
Prom Virtues bIest abode
The world i sweeily chang .--In youth,
Ten thousand deadly foes, unseen.
With cloven foot, descending smooth,
Ia fnignd ailempt the henrt 10 sooihe,
Wait but TO qnench the light Of truth,
And spoil the norai scene
The world Is sweesiy cbangd The mind
Was then just waking into day.
~ infant eye--untansht % find
The snares for needless steps designd,
SO thickly spread -before--behind--
In ghildhood's how'ry way
The world y sweetly changd The heart
Drcam'd then 20 gsily, thonsltiessly,
II knew mot what sacred an
Meek visions lcssors conld impart--
Nor vet how periloHs 70 start
Alone on LIES dark sea.
The world Is swtetiy changd .--for years
A manly power aud light have given.
We march with bold and tried compeers--
no lurking foes alarm our fears
One steady, kindling radiance cheers
Our upward path to heaven.
The world Is sweesiy ehang'd for time
Has daily wonders TO unfold
The toul sxpsnds--frtsh thoughts sublime
Crowd in with sweets from every cline
And love and hope have reach'd their prim,
With stories yet untold
The world IS sweetly change for who
Would change the calm aud settled day
OF iife's meridian, for the few
Deceitful, smiling hours that few,
Like sunbeams in the morning dew,
Aud would not--could not stay
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

AZ Count oi PROBATE. held at the Probate uiFee IN
Portland. within and iof che rulnty 0f Camber.
land pn tnc iEHt Tuesday ut Decsuter. TN tht
year ot uur Lord eighteen hunaEaa 800 su,antw
three
A,bENkIhh MAk>TDN. named -cxtcutnE iH
cefInin insirumenf pnrp0ninE w Ivy tha laHt -
aud testament III Benamin Marsiun. latc nf
niSAifn saih county. ye0man, deceased having pre.
seutel ine same iof probate Ordered rhaI the snid
executor givA notice w all persons lnieTrrsaf hv
causing enpy ~ tlis order in bg published rhrrr
weeAs sucressiveiy Va The PnEtisnd Gazetr nrintel
at Portland tiai they may appear " Frrbsie
Iour 10 he held AZ said Portland IN the hrst Tues
ray q January next AZ fen az Ehe clock n te FORE
no9n Hna shrw cause, If any they harr. Why TIE
saia instrument should not he proved. approved nnd
l.lVfl az the ast VIII and tesarrenf 81 said deceaS
"a BARRETT POTTER. Jsdre.
a true copy. az. HoFato soufhgaie Rezr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

YHyHE proprietors Of Union Hharf ars hereby
~ notified that their Annual Meeting will 81
held a Mitchelis Hotel, in Portland. "a the frsi
Tuesday in January next, Ak 60'clock, P M. ~
act on the oIl0wiHg articles .-
4. To choose Moderator
:. To choose Clerk for the ensuing year. and
such other officers a they may judge necessary
70 manage their affairs
3. It'd rccetxs and allow accounts III they think
proper. and generally 20 ACT on All matters thrv
may decm expedient and beneficial ~ MI con.
cernea
SAMUEL r. HUssEY, Props Clerk.
Portland, Il no. II, lso3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

Alta Court 81 PROBATE held NJ Portland. within aud
ga Che county nf Cumberland na I'VE hEsf Tues
day NJ Derrmher, IN Ihe year III cuf Lord eighteen
hundred ara twenty three.
SAMUEL FLSSENDEN, administrator WI the es-
taie ~ William Bauows iate XII Norbyarm0uth
M said connty, Esquire deceased having presented
his rsf account ofthr administration ~ said estate
and hs petition f0r the sale az 20 much az THE real
estate Of said neccased may ~ necessary 0f tbr
payment q The debts Of said deceased ana charges
n administration. together with incidental charges
ordered, that fhe said administrator give notice u 81
persons Interested, By causing copy ct this order
70 be published three weeks excessively the Port
land Gazette, printed Portland. that they nav ap-
pear al a Probate Conn 20 he held al said Portland
on The first Tuesday Of January next al ten 81 the
clock 10 The forenoon. and sbew cause II any they
have. why the same shnnid nor be- allowed and
granted. BARRETT POTTER. judge
A true copy. arr Bofaio Southgaie. Hegr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
Ladies' Cloths, &c,
ANDREW SCOTT,


sev@ AS this day received eight pieces OF blue,
RI bronze, drao aud mix'd
Habit Cloths.
which, with his former Stock. make rs hand
some a lot as ever was offered in Portland.
also,
few pieces superior black and blue
BEOADCLOTHS;
A large assortment of heavy blue and
other CLOTHS, at about four and 1--WE
dollars per yard
l50 plain 4 bordered Cashmere SHAWIS,
all c0l0rs;
Scotch and Tartan PIAlDS;
BOMBAZETTS, figured and plain
Flannes-Bockings
Calicoes-dark Ginghams
A variety Of Trimmings, such as Pushes,
GImps, Cords. Buttons. 6rc.
Italian aud India Lustrings
Plaid Silks;
Together with great variety of other
GOODS, adapted 10 the season, which he Of
fers cheap for Cash only.
Nov. II. #.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

'iih subscriber hereby gives public nosics 70 al
concerned Thar she has heen daily spposnfsd
ano iakeo upon heFse9 the trssss of Aimsnisssafix
q ne estate of JAMES ROSS. late 81 Rrunswick.
h inf county q Cnmheglani. Aialiusr. deceased By
s'"ls POM N the Jaw directs-Sse therefore re-
guests All persons who arr irl.trs \. m. s4rrnr
eds estate 20 make immediate n,.nerr- $40 rh1ss
W nu hsre anT demands ghcrron M exhibits the same
IA HANNAH ROSS.
Biausuiek Nov 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molas
ses. Rum. sc. &c.

Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molas-
ses, Rum, sc. &c.
1TA0A Chests and boxes Tyson, Young
~ " - Hyson. Tyson Skin aud Souchong
TEAS,
Is bags Bourbon and Havana COFFEE,
10 Hhds. and 40 bbls. 81. Croix, Havana
and Nuscovado SUGARS,
20 Bbls. Philadelphia loaf6Lump SUGAR,
10 Hhds. st. Croix RUM,
10 Bbls. Allegheny WBlsKEY,
Casks L. P. Madeira WINE.
10 do. Sicily da.
do. Lisbon do.
10 do Malaga do.
25 Hhds. prime retailing MOLAsSES,
rs Boxes Cluster RAIsINS,
Is casks DOL
SO Drums Pulled FIGS,
$4,000 superior Havana CIGARS,
100000 New Orleans and Alexandra, 10.
20 boxes STARCH, superior quality
10 groce CIDER il bottles,
10 90. PERRY a..
so kegs Jsueson's CRACKERS,
1000 bottles choice old VINE, BRANDY, ,
Rum, NOAEAU. &c. &c.-bags ALMONDS,
English NALNUTS, FILBERTS. Peacsn &
Castsna NUTS, bags PIaGENTO & PEPPER
1000 lbs. Goshen CHEESE.
10 dozen Entry MATS, an sizes,
100 DENlJOHNS.
100 bottles PEPPER-SAUCE.
so boxes Sperm aud Tallow CANDLES.
10 casks summer strained & Winter pressed
OIL,
do. new RICE.
50 Bbls. Family FLOUR.
80 Bis. Old CIDER VINEGAR.
70 bushel. HERDsGRAsS SEED.
For sale By JOHN cox.
Corner IN Court and Middle Streets.
Portland, September rs, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
@Wsnmanah1h.

fI'HE subscriber informs the citizens Of Portland
that he shall commence new course Of n
stuciion 10 the ART OF WRITING. on THURS
d. the lila current
TRIMS. 60. for "a lessons
Application may b. made Al MI. Green's School
Room. over David Grifith's Store. Middlc-StreeI.
where those. who feel interested are invited 10 cali
and examine the specimens ~ improvement made
by those who have formerly attended.
[E-.N III Should any person. srko win attend
strictly 10 The ADORE named course bs dissatisfied AZ
tAs conclusion, he may toitsdrair free W erpsnss
H. b. BuGBEE
Portland, Dec. ., 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
Shawls, Bombazetts, & Ladies
Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE.

No 5, Merchants Ro,c, .Middle-Sireef,
As received by the recentarrivals, Case OF
- Plain and Bordered CASHMERE. and Ga
aud IA. Brsganza and Angola SIIAWLS. an en-.
tire new style. 3. Bales Black and Cold. Plain
cold Figured and Twilled BOMBAZETTs.
Case ct elegant Blue Ladies Habit and Pelisse
CLOTHS cases OF black and blue BROAD.
eLutHS and CASSIMERES, fresh and direcl
from the Factory. large variety Of rich ane
elegant patterns hne and super6ne Kidderminstel
C-3RPE TLNGS.
The above, with an extensive assortment. also
Of other fresh imported Goods, are now open and
oiered Tor examination, al such prices, a. he fiat
iers, VIII n satisfactory to purchasers.
October IA, 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

Common. cufandprea DEC ANTKBS- Tnm.
hier "a ines Caster BuHles and Salts FL u4asa
than 200 different pafitrns sartt-~ Lamps
lamp GlasHes--siinW Bottle preserve iNfs-
Jrilirs Custaras-i Lemonade iHpuela--LrHast
Pipes-~ink ~t.suds-B Bottle mnd FHaskA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

PARAMOUNT PUNNTNG; OR SETTING
UP, AND SITTING DOWN.
A chap once told NJ. Patrick's dean,
While rising from bis seat, " | mean
To set up for wit"
Ah - quoth the Dean, g If that be true.
The very best thing You can do
Is dolun again to sii.
Too many, ike that would-be wit,
SCI up for what they are not ft,
And always lese their aim;
Set up for wisdom, wealth, renown.
But end the farce by sitting dosca,
With poverty and shame.
A midaling farmer thinks he can
Set up to be gentleman
And then sal doun content;
Bot after many turn and twist
i sec dotrn on the pauper list,
A fool, not worth a cent
When farmers wives and daughters fair
SCI up with silks and Leghorns rare.
To look most wonderous winning,
They sa upon slippery stand.
Til indirence, with iron hand,
Upseis iher stade1Pinnisag.
some city ladies' TOO, whose geer,
Has made them to their husbands asar.
Set up to lead the ton;
Though they sit high on fashions seat
Age, death or poverty, albeit
Will SET them dozen, anon.
Some fools SCI ,sp 10 live by law,
And though they are q al oper jaw,''
Soon fail for lack Of brains;
Bot had the boobies only Just
Known where they ought 10 SIT at first,
They'd sav'd world Of pains
quack sets up the doctors trade,
But could he use the sections spade
No better than his pills,
The man might mol from morn 10 nirht.
And find his match with all his might
To bury halfhe kills.
You may SCI up for what You choose
As easily a. wear old shoes,
II eer 50 low al present:
But when you have set itp in vain,
And hnd You must sit dora again.
It's terribly unpleasant.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

From the Providence Journal
JoNAFHAN's VISIT TO THE STEAMBOAT
Did you ever 20 down TO the Steamboat,
By jines IN knock under 10 thar
can hardly tell what 10 make ont
II does beat creation all aatl
Why, that great copper kettle: nv patieuce,
Id tell what Il holds. If I could
An i beats all our Nancv's relations
To see how they heave in the wood
men , mem wheels oil q going and iangling,
It's strange how they evercan xjeen
An long iron rods. an spranriinr
Lord sakcs what 4 thrashing they karnt
The great wheels too, that paw M the uatcr
An send up hogShead. 4 stoke
Then that big iron ehin1bly's a snortert
BY cat OWL how I sends cut the smoke
lswageri 'tSvoald puzzle fellaw
TO Ind Ont she head Or the anra
Why, s1s . ibe roous N the cellar
Is a. long a. the side OF our barn
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

Alta Court 81 PROBATE held Al Portland. within ard
for the county Of Cumberland. on ihe h4si Tues
day % December n The year 81 cor Lord eighteen
hundTcd and twenty three.
E,LifAbhlh hON' administrators 81 lie estate
- Of Joseph Hog. ale Of said Portland merchant
deceased, having presented her third account u ad
mnsifailcn Of the estate 81 said deceased 0r,lef-
ed, that the SAID administrators gse notice 10 an er.
sons interested. BY causing copy Of this orer 20
be published three weeks successIreig In tie Fort
and Gazetle, printed ~ Portland that they may az
pear az Probate Count 70 % held at said Portland.
nn ne hSi Tuesday ~ January next, Al ten 81 the
ciock n ne iufenooa- and shew cause. If any they
have, why the same should MOI be allowed.
BARRETT POTTER. Ju8rr.
true copy. An HofaIio Southeatr. ReEr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
Feathers, Looking Glasses and
Carpeting.

81 UST RECEIVED.
1000 lbs. Live Geese, Sea Fowl,
and Russia FEATHERS, all qualities, entirely
fresh. A large assortment of elegant Gilt and
Mahogany framed LOOKING GLASSES OF the
most modern style.
.4lso-A great variety of fine and
superfne Kidderminster CARPETING, rich
patterns
The above win he sold cheap for cash-by
EDWARD HOWE.
No s. Merchants Rolc, Middle Street.
ETN. B. Feather Beds, Hair Mat
trasses, and Pew Cushions made at the shortest
houce- u Dee g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
Books s. Stationary.
ISAAC ADAMS

fb~4A4AN n ~ - AAAT
yFFrAs received IN additional assortment q
- Books and stationary which liz oaers "a
liberal ieFsns--am0ng which are
NIiIich's Domestic Encyclo+
pcdia III facts and useful knc~led-e ,chicay uppli
cable ~ rural and domestic er0n0my--srrsnl
American edition revised and improved Nv Dr
Cooper very valuable work for taniIy use
Tudor's life of James Otis, 81
Massachusetts
Memoirs ofMaria Antoinette,
friie a Loais 10th, late Queen Of France
Nv Mind and its Thoughts,
BY sarah " Morton
A Foreigners Opinion OF
England EBgIishmen, Englishwomen, English
Manners, Nobility Parties, Clergy, Lawyers, Mer
chants, politicians, SC.
Com. Porter's Journal, new
edition.
Silliman's Tour from Hart
ford to Quebec
DIR. Thatcher's Journal of
the American Revolution.
B0tta's History Of the Amer
lean Revolution, said to Be the best work 81 tie
kind extant
Marshalls life of Washing
ton.
Gen. Lees Memoirs Of the
southern Campaign.
Bigland's History Of England.
Abbott on Shipping-PhiI-
lips Law of Eyidence-Green-
leafs Reports-Laws of Maine.
MAINE il STICE,
Containing the Laws OF Maine, relating 20 the
powers, and duties Of justices Of the Peace with
the necessary Forms Town Officer.
Adams Hannah History of
all Religions and religious Denominations
Hunters Sacred Biography
Masonic Chart; Mason's Monitor;
TEACHERS Practice and Dispensatory
The Art Of invigorating and prolonging life BY
food, clothes, air, exercise, wine, sleep, &c.
Together with a great variety Of other books on
History, Law, Physic, Divine and AIiscellane-
Gus subjects.
Classical and School Books.
EnfeId's Natural Philosophy, Cambridge Math-
ematics, Burlamaqui, Greca Majora 4 Minora,
Cleaveland's Mineralogy, Morse's Universal
Geography, Paley's Moral Philosophy and The
ology, Locke on the Understanding Butler
Analogy, Priestley's Lectures, Henrys Chemis-
try, Aenophons Airopedia Horace, Virgil, Livy,
Salust, Latin Primer, Latin and Greek Cram
mars, Greek Testaments, Lexicons, Ainsworth's
foung's and Entick's Dictionaries, &c &c.
Christian Orators, Columbian do. English and
American Reader, Preceptor, Universal do. Ar
of Reading, Understanding Reader, School Dia-
logues, Sacred Extracts, Beauties of the Bible,
Whelpleys Compend, Blair's Philosophy, Rhe-
toric and Grammar, Morse's, Worcesters, A.
dams and Cummings Geography, Murray Ex-
ercises, Grammar l. Key, W alsh's, Pixies, Adam
kRnes. Welchs, Temples and Roots Arith-
metics, Child's Companion and Young Ladies
Accidence, Ingersoll's and Alexanders English
GTammars Webster's, PeTy's, Cummings
Picket's, Pixies and New Pleasing Spelling
Books, Writing and Cyphering Books, States,
&c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
at The Sign Of the Compass.
ALBERT TITCONR

WOULD inform the inhabitants &c Port
land and vicinity, that be has taken the
Store adjoining that of Mr.. Joseph Mariner
in Fore street. where he has for Sale, warrant
ed English and French Watches, variety Of
Seals, Keys, and Trimmings, gold and Gilt
Wizards Patent Timepieces, John Barber;
old English Razors. Penknives, Pocket Books
Pocket Combs, Burning Glasses. A good as
sorsment Of sPectacles, silver and steel Con-
cave Glasses for short sighted persons, mo-
rocco and steel Spectacle Cases. New Glasse.
htted TO old Bows, or new Bows to old
Glasses.
Watches and Time Pieces repaired
and warranted-Compasscs and Quadrant:
repaired Brass and wood Coinpasses will be
kept constantly for sale.
Portland. Dec. 9. III.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

perhne
~ do. Military do;
DO. silk Umbrellas
I do. Bingham DO
Trimmings for Beaver Bonnets, &c. Sc
Oh All 81 which are of the latest style, and are
Afforded at wholesale or retail, very low Tor
Cash
Nov 25, 1923. IT,