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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

ITO be sold al Public Auction, on the nine
teenth day Of August next--All that vslua-
pc gore Of land in Portland, containing about
w a uare rods, tbeing part 81 the Bracket dow
cr 50 called) bounded Northerly by Main-Street,
Southerly on High Stree 4. Souihsasterly On Ma
thsniel Crocketts, and EasterIy on land il pos
session Of Capt. Thomas Browne.
Sale al III o'clock A. NJ. On the premises,
and the conditions then 10 be made known.
THOMAS BECK,
JAMES NEAL, ! Propristors Committee
LEVI CUTTER.
Portland, July 2l, 1928
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22

The Governor and council willai journ to-day
it has been ascertained that no choice Of mem
bers Of Congress has been effected in York, Lin
coin and Hancock and Washington. Mr.. Cush
man has been elected in Kennebec. The next
trial is to be had on the first Monday in Septen-
Der next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
NOTICE.

'T'HE Propretors Of the Portland Bridge are hereby
notified that an assessment Of twenty-five dollars
on each share has been made BY the Directors Pursu
ant 70 the vote Of said Propretors and that the sane
be paid to the Treasurer on Or before the first day Of
August and they requested 10 pay the same
accordingly. to ELIAS THOMAS, Treasurer.
July 81, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
s25.Ooo

Less than tlc0 Blanks 10 O. Prise.
When we consider the important nus pose for
which this Lottery is granted. we have no doubt
the Tickets will meet with RAPID SALE, which
will enable 'he Managers % appoint az early day
tor the drawing
J57Price Of Tickets, Whoies IS. Quarters
81 81 e, Eighths 60 cents.
IT All Letters by Mail, o.t paid) enclosing
Cash, or Prize Tickets III the NATIONAL
LOTTERY, signed by the subscriber, Gas viii DC
seen below promptly attended % bv
M. DAVIS.
ExcHANGE-STEEET, PORTLAND, July p, 1898.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
Piano Forte Music.

Aifs. with rardtions, rondOs, &c For sale at CHS.
NOLClNTS Music Room, Middle Street, over ID.
Griith's appothecary store.
~ B.-Piano Fortes tuned 8 repaired at the short
EST notice. July q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
sEIERRTFF'S SALE.

CUMBERLAND, IS.
Taken by Execution and 10 be Sold at Public
AUCTION, on Monday ne eighteenth day Of Alt-
gust nert, at 10 o'clock "A. mr. on Tie premises
"A IL the right in Equity Of Redemption which
"a JOSEPH CATE, Of said rtand, has in
and to the following described Mortgaged RE-
III ESTATE situated in said town Of Portland
Bounded beginning al stake standing in the
northeasterly side Of Green-Street, and in the
westerly corner Of lot Of Land BENJAMIN Dodge
sold Lydia Eskeldson-thence nerth thirty eight
degrees west, adjoining g cen Street. forty four
'feet to stake and from these two bounds ex-
tending north forty nine degrees east, keeping
the width Of forty four feet and adjoining tina
land sold to said Eskeldson about ten rods to,
land formerly owned by the late Benjamin Lar
rabee with all the privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging. Said Real Estate il mort
gagged to THOMAS FoRsAnH Of Portland, u Sc
cure the payment Of Three Hun ired and Fifty
Dollars. Terms at the Sale.
J. vi. GERRlSFI, D'y. Sheriff.
Portland, July IA, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIVE subscriber hereby gives notice, to all
persons indebted to him. that being about to
remove from Portland, he has lodged his Notes
and Accounts with Woodbury. Storer, Jun. Esq.
for collection. Those persons whose Notes and
Accounts have become payable, are requested
TO make payment as snon as convenient And
all such as are indebted on account-and cannot
pay at present, without Inconvenience, are re-
quesied 60 settle their accounts by Note.
HENRY BUTMAN.
Portland, July IS, 1928. ep6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
Dye-Stuffs, Paints, &c.

IT He subscriber offers for sale at the Store
IL In Mi die Street, recently occupied BY
HENRY BUTMAN,
III Tons LOCKWOOD,
do. FUSTIC,
do. REDWOOD,
2 do NICARAGUA,
40 Bbls. CAMWOOD,
DO. NADDER,
Hhds. COPPERAs,
Casks Blue VITRIOL,
Casks ALUM,
do. NUT CALLS,
] Case INDIGO,
Carboys OIL VlTRIOL,
Cases DO.
Press Papers Clothiers Jacks, No 9 * 10
Cards Clio hers Screws--Plates--Copper Ket-
ties Tie asels-Tenter Hooks--Brushes &c.rEc. !.
ALSO
Tons DRY WHITE LEAD
so Kegs GROUND DO.
25 Bbls LINSEED OH.
Casks FRENCH YELLOW
De. SPANI-H BROWN
do. VENETIAN RED
Hhds WHITING
10 Boxes CROME YELLOW
10 sacks VERDIGRISE
Gum Copal-Gnm SheIac-Rose Pink--Prus.
sian Neutrality-suspicious. Turpentne--Ver-
m lion &C. &c. &C.
An extensive assortment Of Window Glass Or
Various sizes from 6 BY 8 10 Ia by 20.
Together with very General assortment OF
Drugs & Medicines,
AMONG WHICH, ARE--
4 Pale SNAKE ROOT;
10. SIENNA;
do. PINK ROOT;
Case q .4MP nor;
do. LTQUORICE;
4 do. 1LOES;
ra.k CRF AZ RI dPTFP.
zeroon Peruvian BARK;
A case 10. PHlserzed
1 do. RHUBARB;
10. Do Pulverzedi
4 DO. BORAH;
Hhds. Flour SULPHUR;
9 bbls. Gisubel', SALTS. &C. &c.
CT Lorillards, Maccoboy and Scotch
SNUFF. Pot and Pear ashes, S.5L ERATES.
W indsor and Fancy so ZIP, Wash Balls, Perfam-
cry, Soda POWDERS with great variety or
other articles, too numerous 10 pastrularize-- al
Of which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms for CASH o. approved Credit.
JOHN COE.
Portland. July 8 ts.o.ptED
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
z z q z Z z q
To The PnLLic.


THE subscriber begs leave TO return bis
sincere thanks % the public, ami ms friends 10
particular, for the liberal patronage he has receiv
ed IN his sine OF business and u very sorry that
the misconduct Of the Managers Of tie katiaaal
Lottery should have made an interruption in his
business and raused him 70 disappoint the inst ex-
pectations or anv Of his nnmeron customers in
not receiving their prize money as soon a. due.
But no person fairly understanding the business
can attach any blame TO him, az be has on hand
about two thousand dollars Of National prize tick
eisvbich were divided and sold in parts. The
money for which onght Ia have been received Of
The Managers tc pay the parts. And that his
customers may know that he has no. been care
less or Indifferent 70 their interest he would in
form them that he has twice been 10 w ash 'nzton
on this business, and was there last Nav and
Could not obtain one cent OF the Managers AS
ne has paid the greater part Of his prizes b. would
ioiorm all persons holding prize tickets signed by
him, that be will take thers the same as cash. in
exchange for tickets in our Canal T. oitery:-and
81 tickets sold by him 10 the SIKH class nf the
National Lottery will be taken back, and the
money returned exchanged for Canal tickets
quarters in the sixth. or prize quarters 10 the
NTH, will come I o half ticket in the Canal Lot
terry and sn eighth TO quarter, aud q sixteenth
20 an eighth, SO that the exchange will he con-
venient. M DAVIS
Portland, July 90, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
REPRESENTATIVES. TO CosGREss.
York District.
Lincoln District.
Hanc. 6 Wash. District.

No returns from Brooksville, Castine Jonesborough
and evansville. in Hancock and Washington District.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-07-22
OLD CHEESE.
Josiah Colcord.

HOUSE JOINER AND GL.AZTER.
AS taken Shopin Federal Street. two doors above
the Gazette Office where he makes window sash
es and every kind Of work connected with the business
Of Shop Joiner and Glazier.
he proposes to give constant attendance his Shop
and pledges himself his best endeavors to give
satisfaction to all who may please 70 favor him with
their custom. Portland July %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
~ MARINE LIST, aA
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
COPIED FROM THE READiNG-RooM BOOKS
ARRIyED-APRIL ..

British brig Jessie, Donaldson, Barba.
does, via Turks Island, salt TO Vowel 4
Schr. Sally, Smith. Providence, lime,
molasses, potatoes, &c. TO +. Hicks. do.
nestle goods to A. c. CazsnOve u Co.
Schr, Margaret, Harding, Chatham eds;
plaster 10 J. H. Ladd 4 Co.
Sloop Glooe, Cole, New Bedford; salt,
oil and sperm candles to VI. Miller & Son,
and +. H. Rowland.
APRIL &
Schr. Jane, Cooper, Currituck, shingles,
sweet potatoes, turs &C to the master.
Brig Ann, Snow, ST. Ubes, salt to Wm.
Fowle l. Co.
Sloop Brothers, Baker, New Bedford;
salt, potatoes, sperm oil 10 L. Janney and
the maste;.
Schr. Volunteer, jenkins, Baltimore,
sugar and coffee to 5. Messersmi,b.
Sloop Betsey, Sonmers, Philadelphia.
ARRivED-APRIL7
Schr. Mary, Doxey. ST. Mays, with
part of the scar Mary's cargo, I'm Boston
ashore IN the late gale on the 3Oth, IN ST.
Mary's river
Schr. Priscilla, Berry, ST. Domingo +,
mahog hides, coffee, &c, to j, u J..
Harper.
SAILED,
Schr. New Priscilla, Crowell. Gibral-
tar.
Brig Columbus, Marbury, Bremen.
schr. Delight in Peace, Studley, Provi.
dence.
Schr. Altoona. Fuller, Passamaquoddy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
CAPTURE OF A SPANISH CORVETTE
BY A FRENCH


BALTIMORE, April The schooner Tho.
mas Tenant, capt. Burrill, arrived at thi, port
on Saturday night in IL days from Antigua
Capt. 6.hss furnished the Exchang Reading
Rooms with Antig ma papers-int the st. Johns
Antigua Register Of the 18th of March, we
find the following important paragraph: Am.
We have been politely favored from an au.
thentic source with the following information.
On che 18th of Msrch the French Tine joi
battle ship lie Jean Bart, of "A guns, bearing
the Flag of Admiral Bergeret, arrived at Mar
ni4ue, having in company Spanish Corvette
whicn she mad detained.
The following is statement Of the naval
force at Mart nieue.
lie Vestal, 6O guns, bearinga commodors's
Pendan.
lie J an d'Aic 60 guns, and five smaller
frieaIes. The Vestal and jean dare are tri-
gates with guns on tee,r gansways.
A coaside, able number OF troops had arriv-
ed III the above vessels--the amount not ascer-
.ainro.
A convoy was appointed to sail for France
from Martinique on the Zlst instant.
{ ON. owen and the greater part Of his
squadron were At anchor al Batbadoes on Tues
day last "aiting or dispatches from England.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
IoNIAN ISLANDS.

ZANTE, Jan. 7--Napoli di Romano,
after an obstinate struggle, which the
pride and obstinacy Of tie Musselmen have
prolonged 10 the utmost, fell about The
middle OF Dec. This place, the strongest
in European Turkey, is projected by t0rse
fortresses the first situated at the angle oil
the cape, forms The key of the port, whose
entrance it defends; the second called Va
rosa, IS placed al The bottom Of the bay,
which it commands, and covers with lis
ramparls what may be properly called the
city and lastly, the citadel Of Palamedss,
built on an eminence, controuls the vast
extent of Napoli d. Roinanie The
Greeks had possessed themselves Of the
first of these forts IN June last. On the
Iath OF Dec they carried the citadel by
assault, By singular good fortune, great
part OF the officers beng in attendance at
the moment of the assault upon council
OF war which the Pacha and Beys were
holding at Varossa. The Turks who es
capped from Palamedes retired to this las:
fortress, of which they were still masters.
Here they endeavored to treat, but the
Greeks, finding that their overtures were
merely ter the purpose OF gaining time,
we're, after an address from their comman-
der. Stoicos, led to the assault.
Ii was bloody and obstinate. Driven
from their ramParts, the Turks defended
their batteries with the greatest fury--of
six hundred combatants, only forty we're
taken alive. The old men, women and
children, were treated with the greatest
moderation by the conquerors. The ia
~
who, with his well known capacity, had
conducted successfully the last invasion OF
the Turks into Peiopoaessus, is among The
forty prisoners. BY toe capture OF this
chief. the PORE is without any Turk OF
the Morea capable OF directing, by his
means or advice, the enterprizes which
they may hereafter be tempted to under
take against this peninsula. The Greeks
found in Napoli di Romanie more than
400 pieces OF cannon, a great quantity OF
other arms, and large magazines Of stores;
il also affords to their navy harhor shell
tered from all hostile attacks. The seat
of the Greek Government has been trans
ferred thlthsr, and the principal Inhabl.
tants OF Hydra, SpezIa. and Peloponn:sus
are aocking thither 10 support the govern
ment by their influence and fortunes
The capture OF Tripolitza bad decided
the tate OF Peioponnesus that OF NaPoi,
di Romantic determined that Of the whole
of classic Greece. Napoli di Romanie
may be considered as the Cadiz OF Greece.
*Napoli dl Ronanie, anciently called
Ne po!is and Naupia. is seaport OF the
aiorea, situated at The bottom oil the bay
ct the came name, and contains about. co.
700 lnba 5itants.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
THIS DAY.

IN TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, will he
~ sold at the auction store, variety Of
goods, among which are, imany without
reserve,
Sugar, molasses, beef, fish
Soap, candles, cider, vinegar,
Rum, blue, mustard,
ID. T. MS backing. palm nuts
ALSO,
Sideboards. bureaus. Also,
A handsome assortment of chairs.
Bedsteads. cribs, tables
also, Without RessrDs--
A lot OF ink powder and blacking
l sound young mare
ALSO,
Without Reserne--l5 peices cassineit; a
lot of assorted looking g!asses; case
small silk dama,k .hawIs, suitable 70, the
season, &c &c.
8. A, MARSTELLER, .uct.
N. B. Limited articles can be seen and
purchased at any time.
anil 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
A. G. Cazenoye & Co

lave received by the last arrivals
Ii 80 bales domestic Cotton goods o.
every description
! bale sap fne satin, It's
5000 lbs cotton yarn (suteri quality
loo kegs cut nails all size.
20 bales Alabama cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also, by the Robert Fulf.n, arrived q, Neu
York, from L,uerpoo
5 trunks cambria prints and caiicoes
case steam loom shirtings, by the
Germania, at Baltimore, from Bre-
men
IL bales Buraps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr B
Salt AflOat and For Sale.
ISLE OF MAYO SALT on board of the
Il sloop Brothers, at Mr.. p. Jannsy'.
wharf.
ALSO, part Of the cargo of The brig
Ann, OF bright St. Ubes salt. Apply to
GEO. COLEMAN,
Who has lately received = supply OF
BridpOrt Seine T1oine.
ALSO. an assortment OF SHOT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
FROM FRANCE.

By The Mslabar, the editors OF the New
York American have received regular sup.
plies OF French papers 10 the l4th Feb -
The news is, OF course, not so late as that
supplied by The English papers, bu; The
following extract from the Cons,itutiore'
will sbew the light in which the French
nation view The measure adopted by the
government.
ave have already announced that a.
mong many tamIlie. Of Paris all meetings
Of mere pleasure were suspended The
second city Of the kingdom has follow ed
the example of the capital" We are in
formed from Lyons, that ''le c-r.le du
commerce." have ~ animously determI-
ned that the public ball that was to have
been gwen on the 9Th shall not take place
The ladies are among the foremost TO ap-
p'aud this step, and have readily made
this saCrihce OF their amusement 10 the Sc
rious character Of the circumstances that
render II necessary
A letter from hsvre, dated Feb. 18th,
says 1--WE are still uncertain a. 10 the
question OF war-lt W. judge from appear
snces here, it is certain; bu, England Is
trying to prevent it, and il IL takes place
without her consent, she will take part a
ssinst France. think the chances are in
favor of continuation oil peace. Prices
OF produce continue high.
A letter has been received ia Pbilsdel-
Phla OF similar tenor.
Ia his budget for 1914. the French Min
lister calculates that the receipts will a.
mount to 904 S34 1870 francs, or l8I mil.
lions OF dollars, aud the expenditures to
1903, 770,0l4 francs, about loo, 00U dollars
less. The receipts in lSSsEsre stated in
he same speech al $3.50, 7S3 francs,
and the expenditures al 9a6, col 90,
esving balance in the treasury OF o.
millions OF dollars.
The Bavarian council, have rejected a
Proposition made by the Emperor OF Aus
ira, inviting them, in conformity with ibe
views Of tne Congress OF Verona, TO make
''eTeral changes in the constitution OF the
SnSdom, such as would abrogate the
more popular parts, and strengthen The au-
tnorty OF the King.
The Emperor 81 Russia has ordered all
Hress'retugees to depart from bs domin-
IONS; and has also declared to the Mol
davlaI Beysrds that they must return to
their dwellings,.
The affairs OF the Grseks are Said to BE-
galher more prosperous than they weIt
'ortneriy; out We have no,de,sis, except
ne following, which confirm The in,elI'
SeHee OF the capture OF NspoII ii Roma
MA Isr strong tostiess'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
TLOPED from Preston, near Alexan.
~ dria, on the Sd inst. a negro man
named GEORGE, aud on the 9Th inst. a.
mother called BILL. George is about 2:
or 22 years Of age, S feet or inches
high, we'll formed ; his complexion black,
and has scar near the corner of bis LET
eye, which proceeded from the kick OF a
horse. Had On when he lett the premises
an old black hat, and dark brown round a
bout, and blue kersey pantaloons Bill j.
about II or i8 years Of age. 5 feet 5 or +
inches high, broad across the shoulders
his form very compact, and complexion
not as dark as George. His clothing, a
dark brown round-a bout, blue kerse,
pantaloons. and an old white hat. d o
will be given tor appreat ming said ne
groes, and all reasonable expenses paid. II
taken out OF the county; or ten dollars II
taken in the county, AID half that sum
for either. Masters of vessels, seine bau-
lers, and all other persons are forwarned
from employing them.
ELIJAH GLOVE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
Education.
april S =.

THE rev. Wells .andrews. and the reg.
Il Elias Harrison will open school
on MONDAY NETT, in the Mechanics Hall
Academy. They propose teaching tho
ordinary branches OF an English educs ton,
in connection the course usually pursued,
preparatve to an admission into College
and il sufficiently patronised, to provide
an apparatus by which they may be ena-
bled to add the useful and interesting SUBJ
jects Of Natural Philosophy 4 Chemistry.
april 5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08

Lumber, Lime & Nails,
.TEORGE H. SMOOT & Co. have on
VI hand and offer for sale, at their lum-
Der yard on Union street, south OF Mr.
Hunters ship yard. and adjoining the
lower ferry wharf, good and we'll assort-
ed stock OF well seasoned lumber; fresh
Tbomaston Lime; wrought and cut nails,
which they will sell for CASH & On accom-
mo dating terms to customers.
april *3f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
Notice.

TINE partnership heretofore existing
i between the subscribers is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons
bav,ng claims against the concern, or eI-
ther Of the parties, are requested to pre-
sent them 10 Thomas Powell, at The Me-
chanics' bank; and those who are indebI-
ed to Us. by bond, note, or open account,
are respectfully reque. ed to pay. in ordes
to prevent the claims bting placed for col'
lection In The hands of an attorney.
THOMAS VOWEL,
JOHN DOUGLASS.
april 80 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
april 8
HISTORY OF
Daniel, the PrODhet.


4 SECOND edition of this work will
~ be put 10 press in short time at the
city Of Washington: those gentlemen,
therefore, who hold subscription papers
for the hook will be good enough to return
them to the Office Of the Columbian Star,
before the tenth Of May next. As il is a
fact well known, that the work is highly
approved OF by al who have read The hrst
edition. which was printed but few
menths ago. it is unnecessary TO state here
any thing relative to its merits IT may
be proper, however, to state, that none
can be printed but for subscribers-and
for those only whoseSames are received
at Washington by the 10th of May next.
Printers OF newspapers in the District
of Columbia, and those in Baltimore, Ere
dericksburg and Winchester will please
to insert the above in their papers few
times and they shall be presented with q
MIsHAEL SMITH. the author
april s 5t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
For Gibraltar.

tx The brig OLYMPIA, John
49, Southsr, master; burthen about
goo tons: She is vsry superior vessel
and has good accommodations for passen-
gers. The cargo being ready to 60 on
board she will be dispatched Immediately
Apply TO JOSH n LADD 4 Co.
Tn, brig Olympia is for sale on reason
abe terms, with freight engaged.
april 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08

Notice.
THE partnership heretofore existing
! under The firm Of JOHN II. RUN
NELLS a. co. was dissolved on the 3lst
March last, by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted TO said firm are requested to
settle their accounts either by note or 9th
erwise, and all persons having claims a
ganst said firm are also requested to pre-.
sent them (to eIther) for settlement.
}. H. RUNNELLS,
SAMUEL HILLS.
apri 8 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
AUJl'A(INS.
Public sale.

I'M Thursday next the I0,b inst. at z
Oo'clock p. N. will be exposed 70 public
Sale, at the dwelling vi the late JACOB Hell
nenan, deceased, situated At W est End,
a variety of
Households Kitchen Furniture;
consisting ot beds, bedsteads, tables,
cbaSs, sideb0srds. carpets &c. Also.
ONE EIGHT DAY CLOCK,
and one mich COW. Terms liberal and
made known Of place Of sale.
THOMAS JACOBS, Executor.
april 8 Ct