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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08

ITO be sold at public Auction, by order o. The
u Supreme .sulIca Court. on YHursGag ne @fst
day Of august merit, az II O'Clock, a. W On the
premises, the following described Real Estate, be-
longing to the heirs Of Robert Brsg don late oF
Portland IN the county OF Cumberland, Mariner,
deceased viz
Two thirds Of a Tot Of LAND with tae baile-
ings thereon, in common and undivided. situated
Tin Portland) on Cross-street; northeriy bv the
passage way leading from Cross-street ~ Josiah
PaiRe's TOT south BY William Cbadwiris's lot,
and east by said street; containing twenty-one
rods by estimation, more or less.
BENJAMIN lLsLEY, Guardian.
Portland, July 9, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08

The Mechanics Gazette of New-York has be-
come incorporated with the New York States
man, and closed its course as distinct paper.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08
.M4RRTED

In Conway. Rev. Henry A. Merrill Of Shapleigh
Me. to Miss Abigail r. Hill.
In Andover. (Maine,1 Mr. James G. Wyman, aged
% years, to Widow Martha Lovejoy aged 81, after a
long and tedious courtship Of one night.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08
CHEAP GOODS.

TUST received, at No. 4, ExcHANoE-SrKEET,
- an additional assortment Of
European, India {, american GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE,
One case Parasols, rery cheap, Fans, Zelia
Handkerchiefs, Marine Points, Jubilee Cords,
Corded Ginghams, Bingham Robes, cheap Nus
Iin Hdkfs. 3 a aud 6 4 Dimoties, Ribbons, Long
Lawns, Linen Cambria Hdkfs. eery ioa0, Caicoes,
Copperplates, Csmbrics, Musins, Jeans, Gloves,
Hosiery, Sheetings, Shirtings, Checks, Cling
hams, Tckings, knitting COHOns, Threads,
Tapes, &c. &c. &c.
LYFORD g. GILMAN,
Portland, July 8, 1928. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08
PUBLIC SALES.
Furniture al Auction.

Furniture az AUCTION.
rKFfE subscriber owing to i'll health, and being
Il about 70 give Up his present hnsines, win
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. on THURSDAY
nert, ION INST al 10 o'clock A. m. al the House
he noW occupies, as Boarding. Hose, IN Free
Street,
TEE FURNITURE IN SAID HOUSE, CONSISTING OF
Beds, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses
Mahogany Sideboards, DO. Tables, Chairs, Brass
Fire Sets, Crookery and Glass Ware.
Together with a great variety or
KITCHEN FURNITURE.
N. ID. CHAMBERLAIN.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, .auet'r.
Portland, July 8, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08

10 CorresPordents.--" Androscoggin" hav-
ing been misplaced, was not discovered until il
was too late for this days paper. 1t viii be at
tended to in our next
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08
SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Judicial Court for the county
q Hancock, rose on Friday last.--The fol-
lowing is list of conyicts and sentence, viz.
.uayteso Tecusey, horse stealing, solitary con-
hnemcnt month afterwards sentenced to hard
labour Is months.
Join SStliran, for larceny in dwelling house
IN tie night time, solitary confinement 30 days,
afterwards TO hard Iabour years and on an
other indictment for similar offence, solitary
confinement 80 days, and afterwards to hard
iabour year; the latter sentence to commence
al ter the expiration of the former.
Seth Marshall, horse stealing, | month solitary
confinement afterwards to hard labor / year.
George Stelcart, breaking into a shop and
committing larceny, solitary imprisonment 40
days, Afterwards to hard labour 3 years
Jdules Hall, aggravated assault with gun,
months Imprisonment, and to recognize IN the
sum of $500, with suretes for his good behaviour
/ year.
Josltun .Eickerson, forcibly entering and de-
molishing clearinghouse, months imprison-
ment, costs OF prosecution, and to recognize for
good behaviour year after.
DaOid .Torey, larceny from shop, solitary
imprisonment month, and to hard labour
months.-Han. Gaz.
- 'ytSoOI Dtuuft ttfti III. eUuttT.- lie 4 am
lily Visitor, 10 speaking Of the unnteresting dis
pute between these gentlemen, on the Sonship
of the Messiah, both of whom have published
books on the subject, thus remarks :" The dis
cussion has been conducted thus far in the true
spirit of the Gospel And here we hope it will
terminate. 1t is a subject of regret, that the
time, talents, learning, and zeal of such men,
men who are emnently set for defence of the
Gospei-should be expended on metaphysical
subtilities, as Improbable as they are uninter-
esting. The time has arrived when all the en-
orgies ofthe Church should be directed TO the
promotion of christian love and active piety in
the world"
There is an attorney at law in Springfield,
VI. who is al this time Justice of the Peace,
Register of Probate, Selectman, Town Clerk,
RegisterOf Deeds, School District Clerk, Treas
nrer ST the Congregational Society, Librarian,
Captain of Artillery, Senior Deacon in ST. Johns
Lodge, Scribe in the Washington ROYAL Arch
Chapter, and District Deputy Grand Master in
the Grand Lodge Of Vermont.-.Mech. Ga<.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-08
Dye-StuHs, Paints, &c.

n
THE subscriber offers for sale at the Store
Il il Middle Street, recently occupied by
HENRY BUTMAN,
4? Tons LOCKWOOD,
do. FUSTIC,
do. REDWOOD,
do. NICARAGUA,
40 Bbls. CAMWOOD,
3 do. MADDER,
5 Hhds. COPPERAS,
Casks Blue VITRIOL,
Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
Case INDIGO,
Carboys OIL VITRIOL,
9 Cases do.
Press Papers. Clothiers Jacks, No 8 & 10
Cards Cloi hiers s--Plates-Copper K4t-
observation-disclosures Hooks-Brushes &c. &c.
-ALSO-
Q Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
go Kegs GROUND DO
25 Bbls LtNsEED OH.
5,Casks FRENCH YELLOW
i De. sPANIsH BROWN
Do. VENETIAN RED
Hhds WHITING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 Sacks VERDlGRISE
Gum C0pal-GUm CneHaC-Rose Ptnk-Irus'
sian Blue--Lithage-Spirits Turpentine-
million &c. &c. &c.
An extensive assortment Of Window Glass Of
Various Sizes from by, o to Ia by 90.
Together with very General assortment Of
Drugs & Medicines,
AMONG WHICH, ARE
1, Bale Snake ROOT do. SENNAE
Do. PINK ROOT Case G. IMP HOR,
1 Case LIQUORTCE--f do. fLOES,
1 Cask cream Tariff zeroon Peruvian B ARK
4 case P1lv. II Ark case RHUB 4RB.
cese Pulv. RHFB ARB--f case BORAX,
2 Hhds. Flour SULPHUR-8 bbIs Gaubers
SALTS, &C. &c.
OF Lorillards, Maccoboy and Scotch
SNUFF, Pot and Pearl ashes, S44Ji ERATUS,
Windsor and Fancy soap, Wash Balls, Perfum-
cry, Soda POWDERS with a great variety Of
other articles, too numerous 10 pasticularize--AT
Of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for CASH or approved Credit.
JOHN COE.
Portland, July 8. (e.o.ptf)
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
FOR THE WATcRMAN.
LINES

Written after ring q Sermon delivered at the fir
Meeting House, Wilmington, Delaware
he Rev. Mr. Taylor, Sabbath afternoon, October 5tf
S2j from Isaiah III. 10, first clause.
Say ye 10 Me righteous Mata shall be nell Nth Inn "
Friend of mankind, high favorite of the Lord
Distinguished here and heaven thy sure reward
In the prevailing name of Jesus go,
Woo and enticc the fallen race below.
Allure the sinful with thy friendly voice,
TO fee from wrath to Christ their happy choice;
Exert those noble faculties to win
Souls that are pershHg, ensaved by sin.
Thrice honor'd station, and thrice happy state,
Envy, ambition, and We paltry great.
Servant of God-belov'd of the Most High,
Look up-for thy redemption draweth nigh
Times fastening OF, life's storms will subside
Mid the dark waves of death, behold thy guide
Walking in love DER Jordan's troubled sea,
With outsretched arms kindly inviting thee;
CO. wherefore didst thol doubt Come unto me
Shake off the damps of DEATH behold the shore
Where sghs and sorrows voice are heard no more !"
The Nes0 Jerusalem appears in view;
Her welcoming gates expanding wide for you
10 soolhe thy struggling, pand, departing soul,
liark what melodious numbers sweetly roll
Listen again, one sound more, best to hear,
One more decisive strikes the awakend ear
:. VEL done M0u faithful servant Of The Lord
forget Thy pans, recetve Thy great re.vard." T. NJ
Sunday night, II o'clgck.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21

l,le lhpef mar u'cse facts are taken 'qr, ,,,,
doenments laid before beth houses nj p. se'D'
Enclosure IN NO. 6. Forwarded 10 I'm, n"
Memorandum.-Ths enclosed lis nro "u'"a
Inconiesiiby the existence OF the says r"'sS N
enormous, extent on this coast ard tLs 0e
circumstances oil airocity which hay. co,I r''|a
respecting the "San Jose Hallaxo,; a,o,s.V
It's attendant horrors are not dimie;.I ~ l'T
vessel affords striking display of the colSl
SIllsiny OF those who are engaged in the sls,..'
and oil the wrc,chedness and misery which,. VI
fortunate victims are doomed 10 suffer
| "San jose Iislaxo," schooner und.r ,..
nurthen, was captured by his majesty, N
" histle," in the river Calabar, and It anu.,,.
the acknowledgment Of the MASTER that h sr ,L;
at Duke Ephraim's Town, or tina, river. "a '' Wy
that he had gone to sea with that numbr, IN
intending to proceed to Princes Island hu NJ,
ling been able to make that port, he had r,,"'".
Caabar, having his provisions and water rs,.'S
pended, alter having been at sea FIVE OF dir ~,
during this voyage, ten unfortunate yic,o'
his avarice, not being able to procure sufHcen, 10
lishment to satisfy the cravings of natyr, b,d
relieved from further auffcrings by siorrr,;o.
One poor female in the absence of food had .ai
on sat- ~ater until her faculties uere degrorsJ
she became raring mad but even the denIo,,
and affecting state OF insanity did not sbi,M
from the brutal outrage OF her opprcs,or, II
with view OF sitting her cries by freouenl ren
ton Of the lash, logged her to death. The oY
OF this vessel aud the purchaser Of those human
ings, is woman! Donna Maria de Cruz. daUob
oil the notorious Gomez, formerly Go,enor IN
name OF his most Faithful Majesty Of Princes
and, and now holding The Appointment Of ri,I
and member OF council. This womar is known
the mixed Commission Court, having been IN
their cognEance some time since, as propsloI !
the Conss ao,' condemned by the British
Portuguese Judges.
Lieutenant Hagan, with the greatest human
removed the surviving slaves on board his n.
Ity's brig, and having found the San Jose mol
worthy, ordered her 10 be destroyed.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
The above lines gave rise to the following

h
REFLECTIONS, AFTER PREACHING THE Gospel,
What an honor has the Most High conferred upon
poor mortal He has employed me- who am as sinful III
my NE as am Insignificant in my being TO declare hi,
messages his will TO mankind Twice Yesterday have
been thus engaged. o, my soul have been faithful =
faithful to the great God who knows all things and to the
precious souls OF my congregation Have felt the i'm
preston, dying man 10 ding 1enl Have shaken ss a
t had been (and know not but il be) the last time
should preach TO them earth Their life like mine
utterly uncertain; who knows but or more NAV ney.
er another Sabbath Have told the poor sinner what
wli De ms doom IT he dies in his sins And have ex-
horted HIM TO fly to the strong hold" the Lord Jesus
Chrs, who alone him Have / described This
great tls divine tedeemer be likely to draw men
unto nun Ills infinite love, his unmeasurable mercy to-
ward me humble pentent, and the nnude of his power
as hedeemer to pardon and the most guilty o,
put one should drop into ruin from under my pulpit
unacquainted with his state and his danger never
warned or invited how will the poor soul breathe out cur
SEES on me, and invoke God to inhict them remble at
the thought ;-Have rendered it possible hope not
put 1t have may thy Spirit, thou that searchest the
hearts, enable in future declare the 7vho counsel NJ
God and 10 KEEP noing back that 7voud be brafta6le'
would TO God, could feel more for my hearers that
1 mad more lively impression Of the infinite the incom
prehcnsbe value of their souls-of one soul How dear
hast thou purchased them Great Redeemer what love
mast thou displayed! Ever blessed Father in the redcmp
uon OF poor helldeserving man And shall see him
er all this mercy and love- Fastening to destruction and
never tell himncver him-never ask him to return
20 ms mercu Cod-never take him by the hand and d.
rect him to the CrosS-to Heaven No-whle bovo re-
et me entreat men TO he reconced God and persuade
them with the conviction of my responsibility to Jehovah
2 come to the living fountain, while open to all thai
this persuasion and entreaty to the SIfIo Of ali nat;on
should be the means Of turning from the paths of sin
ana misery to the 'y of life surely would be worth the
Ip1r OF J9'c9re yearso to'.sand years. supposing
az tS Tune OF severe trial, and this ONE the only fruit
OF my poor exertions. ''0''
" Then let me boldly persevere
The banners of my Lord 10 rear
Amidst dying race
Proclaim aloud, his boundless love
His power their Misty TO remove
And save them by his grace" o..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
A'EW POST OFFICE REGULaTI0A,
lcrRcULkn.l
Post 0Hce Dc1,ar;ment,
October m 1909

4
o. ,,.-,- October ID, 1928 {
obtaining statement at the close of each Quarter of ,,
in the mail. 80 N' ~ NC sei'
You will furnish one of these blanks quarterly to each
Punshef OF newspaper in your vicinity and be partcuar
n requiring HIM to make RETURN under oath, Of the nun
per Of papers mailed in your Office for the last three
nons' ana the Post offices to which they we're dpected
20 Pc sent lhe oath may be made by the person who
usually folds and directs the papers, and must Be snccc
~ inc circumstances OF the will admit You win OBJ
serve, that the numbers must be placed in the columns a.
snated az having been forwarded in the mall either OUR
Vi u hundred miles, as may comport with the fact
tere De TWO or more newspapers published in vour
o.y and mailed at your office, after you have received
red we uosners me returns, as above stated you will
reduce them INTO one return, by stating in figures
70 T each ro oce the total amount papers sent to it.
your Office. "''e" arc "'aieu al
Inc printed form may be changed by specfyinp. in the
caPuo the number OF sheets contained in The namnhet
o.. return may be made, where the number Of
roSt ofnces to which the pamphlet may have been sent
are NOT numerous. manuscript return NAV be made bv
'ne publisher OF newspaper, where the Offices to be in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
FROM DEMARARA.

The schr. Two Brothers arrived al Ne. S,ounr
in 40 days from Demarara, brings iur'net lilac,
uf the late instruction of the blacks az 'na.
The executions of the convicted were sv Ooytl
rapidly, and it appears they were scarcely hs,rs,1
sufficient time To otter up single prsye. n,ge
the sentence and the execution. zap. l%
states, that when he sailed, ls OF oepe"OIb. +, ,y
negroes were in prison, aud eight were u -
cuted that day.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21

IN addition to this horrible catalogue of human
victims, We present the following
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
House LoL az AncLinn.

~ To be sold on the 4ih inst. at II
fEl.sftg o'clock A. NJ. a lot of Land on the
Iisss# north east side Of franklin, between
ss=zAz3sszzsz Congress and Cumberland streets,
measuring sc feet Oh Franklin street and ex-
tending back 107 feet Terms at sale, on tbs
premises. Enquire Of
May 6. TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

On Thursday last tie Circuit Court Of tie
United states commenced its session in this town.
The Grand Jury received from Judge story an
impressive, eloquent and interesting charge in
the best style u tits able Jurist. At this term
came on for trial tile cases ofJedediah Elliott &
Jonah Austin, two old revolutionary soldiers, both
of whose heads the winter of three score and tea
years had covered with the snow of old age.
The charge made against both of them was d
WAlul Misrepresentation OF the amount Of their
property made under oath, in order To entlt.e
them to the benefit OF the provision of the act for
the relief of Revolutionary Soldiers They had
received their pensions since the first establish
ment Of tie act. Mr. Fessenden made THEN de-
fence. On trial their cases seemed very sini-
lar and Che chief fact winch appeared aganst
either was tho suppression OF Inc truth that thej
held leases Of aialu farms IN " INDIAN, the place
Of their resi- ience, during their natural lives.
Every eXeri0n WIS made 70 procure their ac-
quIta which succeeded III the case Of Austin,
but proved Intellectual IL that OF Elliott. In the
latter there was a motion for an arrest of lUdg-
ment for inioundites ia the Indictment.
The situation Of the two oij men excited un-
coulaion interest aud sympathy, more particu-
larry as there was much room ID believe that
the false representation was rather the result uf
Ignorance, than Of premeditltci crime. They
were patriots also VINO had done their alI to S.
cure 20 US the Invaluable privileges which wore
the glorious fruits Of that memorable struggle n
which they in their youth entered ana coatinu-
cd. with heart and han4. 1ae punishment for
this oAunce is fna, Imprisonment an pii0ry
bet from intimatIous which fell from the court
il IS believed that tie part Of tie sentence which
imposes standing in tie plllory, would, aa peli-
ton to the prCsl.enf, ,5e remite being against
the genius Oi our state law ani IcNOiting 10 all
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

In IaI0well, Mr.. Daniel Newman, aged As; son
Of Capt. Ebenezer White, aged years.--ln Win
throp, Mr. Daniel Robbins aged o6.- Ia Canaan, Mrs.
Abigail, wife Of Mr.. David Ncson, aged li.ln Farm
ington Mrs. May wife of Faacs Buter, E-q. aged
SIN CamyiI'e, .lF Phillip Morrill,, aged 75-Ia
BROOKS, us Hannah, wife of Cyrus sherman, Es1.
Ia Knox. III. Daniel Clements, 22.-la Eastpou,
a dao5 5h:or Of Nr William TrasE, 2 5ed II years.
In Angsbrl5c, n. i Mach Zisi Mr.. Enocb Jones'
native Of New-Ha npshire, wirre bis mother now
resides. !le was huuung with a lad about II years
ofase. Iie was accidentally shot in the thigh and
died il less than two hours from loss of b!ood.--ln
North Yarmouth. Miss Anna Field, daughter Of Mn
Enos Field, aged 13-At st. Thomas, Rear Admir-
lal lessen, Governor ofjn7t island tic.-In Trenton
n. Y. Mis- Mary. wife of Rev JaIed D Tyler.--In
Savannah Dr.. Lemuel koHock, all eminent physician.
In Mlrblehead Mrs Rebecca Story, aged II, daugh-
Of Rev Simon Bfadsrect and rect Of the late Rev.
Isaac Story his colleague and successor, and lineal
descendant o Gov. Bradstreet.-ln Alabama. Hon.
Jonn Williams Walker lately Y. S.senator from that
state aged 10. In Gorham on Teasday last Charles
Augustus Donaldson Esq aged p son OF the late
Doct. Hugh Donadson. Of Falmouth Mass.
Drs'cac4 On the 2li ult. D1ct. Francis Boynton,
of Seboc. lie tbo Vn from raft Of boards ii AZ
tempting 70 them about four miles il very rapid
stream His bodr taken up tie next dav
ra.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06

ITO BE SOLD al Pphnc Auction. on Tbur,-
I day, the 5lh day Of JIne next, on the prem
isrs, unless previously disposed Of at private sale,
lot Of land ID the town NJ Falmouth, containing
about fifty four acres, being we'll situated % MAX Y
good farm. About uvo thirds Of Il il well wood
ed and Of excellent soil, with a gradual descent
from the n. Z. to the :. W. bounded n. E. on
the road leading ffoln PresumpsCot bridge TO the
town Of Gray on the NJ W. by Samuel Hike
farm and % the S. W. and =. Z hy Capt Peter
Lunt's farm For further partiruiar-, please
to apply to Mr.. John Mcclellan, in Portland, or
Major Daniel Knight, Of W estbrook. 5w.
May g.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
TIE PIR4TFS.


The Charleston hercsry OF the 2lst inst. contains
extracts from Nassau papers the 17th Of April
from vi Aich we have made the following summary. On
the 3lst of March launches from the Tyne ana
Thracian British vessels Of war made an attack upon
paca vessel o. large size in the port Of Malta, four
leagues to the wndWarl If Balacoa. The Pirate is
cliied the ZangOZa1". commanded by Spanard ma
med Cayetano Ara.onoz. aud lad on board between
ID and 50 nen 1ho uaule asted s. minutes when
'he Pirate was ca4ied ty boarding and 10 Of her
crew Killed and % n prisoners. Of those who es-
CAGE to the shore ] taken by a Spanish force.
On the part Of the i'.Fish, One was killed and FIVE
v0llded. Tie pirates when taken were all naked
eIce ting 5rt ~ handkerchief tied about tho aist
il mich they had put their specie They had strip
pei emselve 10 order taat they might swim as hore.
One cf the dead bodies pcAed up on shore, had up
wsds %, 80 dollars in his belt. Some are supposed to
nave dsowned hom the weight Of money about them.
some were killed in the water besides the ten above
spuDt1 ol.
TIE ,chr Success, Captain Rae. which lad been
capu rcd by the pirates, had not been heard Of and
the whole supposed to have been murdered.
T.ee board of the Success as passengers Mr.
Jonathan, mer. Of Nassau, ard Mr. SAMSON Two
lady passengers pnt board French brig after
having been robbed aud III treated by the rufTians
Tie British brig Ceres, Capt anthwaite Of White
haven, from New-Orleans for Liverpool had been cap
tered After robbing the vessel they hung up the cap
tain IN torture, beat him severely, and then served the
IN like make them conft S here mon
ey concealed Oh board.
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
.1LlHRIED

In Canaan, Dr. Hans Potter dobbs, 70 Miss Pbcte
Futte.-n i-.nbden, Mr. Daniei Spaulding, to Miss
Batsey Coby.-Ih Soon, Mr.. George Chase, to Miss
Lavlna BOsworlh.--In heunebunA, Mr.. James l..
Ross, to Miss Phebe Nseks.- In Eeuue aunkport MIR.
William Emeryof Biddeford to Miss E.izl 5tackpole
In Easport, Alr. Andrew Harrington, jf. 70 Miss
Pheoc-Ann Ierrington Mr.. Michael N1tiiu 70 Miss
Sarah Harris, both of Dser-Isie.In Lubec, Mr. Sam
uel Cook, Miss Alice Tumblesomc.--ln Dixmout,
Mr.. Benjamin Smith, TO Miss Hannah Head.-In
Jackson, Mr. Aaron Snow, 10 Miss Catuafiue Cary.
IL Brunswick. by the Rev. MIR. Mead III. Alpheus
Wilde, to Miss Hannah Cushing.
IN Mlinot, d. Nicholas Jumper, to Miss Huldah
Chandler.
In Bfidgct3n Mr.. Spaord ingalls,, 10 Miss Lydia
Morrison. -tif VIM. Morrison 10 Miss Melinda IN
gaiis.--Mf. Jerem miah Han To Miss Lydia Greene.
IN Daamark. Mr.. Thomas Martin. to Miss Harriet
nonds. 53
The Portland gazette., 1823-05-06
MARINE JOURNAL.


ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, April 21.-Ar sloop Ruby, Crooker
Bath.
THURSDAY-Sohr. Molly. Baxter, Boston,
SCADAY-Brigs Flora, insiaw, Boston Hind,
Prince. do sloois Liberty Needy, Newburypolt,
with Fruit; Caroline, Brewer, Boston.
MONDAY-Nane, Lowell Boston America,
Stan~ood, DO.
CLEARED
Since orr lost-Schr. Mary Wchb Guada-
loupe-Schr. Five Brothers Dcl1uo, St. Andrews
BGgs Eliza, Davis. Iavana-iane Mcclellan 81.
Croiv-Sloops Ruby Crookcr Bath--Plcket Prince,
8o>ton-Sorhrnna, Barol, Philadei pAia-sclr. Lead.
er Ross, Belfast
VESSELS SPOKEN.
No date brig Charles, Soule of this poit, 2i 5avs
from Savannah, for Havre.
April 26, lat. 49, 35 Ion. 66 brig Mentor ar this
port, i days from New York, for Iiave-Sam date
ifig Midas, Of this port, days from DO. or AniseI-
dam.
2Is lat g. Ion. 50, Promcthcus, or IIailowell
Z4tb, lat ~, ion. -, Decatur, ol North Yarmouth
Al DAYS from Gibraltar for Bait
20th, lat 80, Ion. IS, brig jubilee, from New York
for Jam.
March 18th, near ST. Thomas Clothier, OF this port
10 from Wilmington.
o2d, q lea SW or Montaug Rt Read Of Bath
Gta, Of Havana, Samuel y John, Of Linconville
fom Bait. for n. Orleans.
April l8,h, lat. SO. Ion. 20, Admiral, OF Gardiner
from Boston.
l3,h at 81 lon. Co. brig Maria. Of this port, days
lotu ~ York for Matanzas.
-h, lax. - SO. the ilsley. hence. 2l days.
liIh. lat, 81, Hancock, Of Belfast, y hours hcm
Wilmington or Barbadoes.
mEMoRaNHA
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