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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

II HE subscribers hereby give public notice
III that they have been appointed by, Hon.
BarTsH Potter, Esq. Judge Of Probate, &c for
the county Of Cumberland, Commissioners to re-
ceive and examine the claims of the respective
Creditors to the estate Of
WILLIAM WAITE,
late Of Portland, in said county, Merchant. de
ceased,-and that they will attend 10 the service
assigned them. on the last Saturday Of this and
,he four following moEths, at the Office Of w.
sToRrR, Junr. at o'clock in the afternoon Of
said days. w. sTORFR. Jupr.
HENRY ILSLEY.
Portland, Feb. 6, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18

In Washington, Col on Tuesday eve. 29th oil emil
denly while attending divine service in DR.. Iahris
church, Mr. Thomas Bowie VI Bladenshurg.
In Readhcld, Mr.. Joseph Bourne, sged 22.-Tn Win
tnrop, Miss Susan, daughter Of Deac Joseph aIetra
aged so. ''~r
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
CHAMBERLAIN & KITTREDGE,

CHAMBERLAIN & KITTREDGE.
OFFER FOR SALE,
at No. s, Central ROT, Fsrs,Street,
80 bbls. No. PORK,
80 half barrels No. . Do.
90 bbls bone middlings Do.
20 do. clear do. Do.
100 kegs LARD. lin shipping order,)
90 do. first sort RUTTER,
Also.
1000 lbs. BUTTER, in tubs and balls,
2oOO lbs. CHEESE,
100 bushels Rye and Indian MEAL,
10 cwt. country FLOUR,
30 bushels white BEANS,
.4LSO--A few bushels seed WHEAT. and
FEARLASH, by the ewt OF BY retail.
Portland. FEB. III, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
.H.4RRIED.

At Branerd, Mr.. Ainslvorh Z. Blunt. formerly AZ
Amhrrst, N. II. to Miss Harriet Ellsworth, formerly
of Greensborough, VT.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
LNST1TLED.

1t Bridgewater, the tfinitariah society lately
formed in the south parish. Rev. Ehenezer Cav.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
For sale al JERE. GORE. Jr's Conn,

For sale al JERE. GORE, Jr's Commits
sion Store, No. IL, Long Wharf,
UsF reed by the Mlledgevie and Dolphin
- Hhds. st. Croix Rum-hhds and bb. Ameri-
can Gin--hhds W. Rum-pipes Holland Gin
pipes Cognsc Brandy pipes Marseilles Brandy
Or. casks Sicily Madeira Wine--bbls ground
Ginger--bbls. Summer Strand Sperm OH
Chests Of Young Hyson Tea-Boxes Souchops
lea. also, "a Store-Bales Prime Cotton
ar. Chests Bohea Tea-Bolts Russia Duck
Cask Raisins-thds and bbls Brown Sugar-Casks
Winter Strand Sperm Oil Boxes Dipt Candles
= Boxes Soap-Casks Crude Brlmstone- Boxes
window Giass-Boxes Baker and Lapham's No.
hecolate, SC. &c. Feb. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
NOTICE..

ORDERS for TIcKEFs in the NATIONAL
" LOTTERY, 9Th Glass, will not be attended
tc until further notice. VIM. FRANCIS.
GOOD NE US for the holder Of (Ticket No
1861 Feb. 1. /.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
Lands IN Portland and Cape Elizabeth
for Sale.

ITO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the Thrift
eth day Of September, instant, at the Cumber-
land Bank at O'Clock in the forenoon, two tracts
Of land in Portland containing fifteen acres
together with all the flats fronting the same 70 the
channel of fore river, bounded easery by land now
OF lately belonging TO the heirs of Kezish Bancroft
thence N. Fl degrees w. IS rods. thence s. 50 deg
w. ~ rods, thence s. Is deg E. Ia rods to fore
river, thence N. SO 10 deg. Z. p rods. thence S
rs deg Z. II rods, thence n. So deg. E. 10 IL rods
thence n. "a deg +. % Is rods.
And another piece joining the above at the most
northw eerly corner thereof extending 423 feet on
Bridge Street and from Bridge Street towards fore
river 270 feet reference being had deed Of George
E Vaughan 10 the President, Directors and Com
pany Of the Cumberland Bank, dated 18th January,
1918.
.ALSO-Two FARMS or tracts of LIND in
Cape Elizabeth, one lying on Long Creek and None
such Creek and fore river. containing forty-four
acres Of upland, together with all the Salt Marsh
and fats within the bounds describing said land,
contained in deed from VIM. Vaughan to the Pres
ident Directors and Company of the Cumberland
Bank. dated 18th January, 1913, recorded book IS
page 5l2, in Cumbe rlandCounty Registry'of Deeds
find the other farm bounding fifty rods on the road
leading from Cape Elizabeth Westinghouse TO Long
Creek and bounding, on Barbary Creek and fore
river, and containing hfty-six acres bounded as
more particularly described in the deed last men,
toned. Conditions made known at the time and
place OF sale Sept 8, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
SONGS OF SCOTLAND


A Collection of the National Melodies Of SEQ
and" has recently been published in England.
his little volume we have the principal pa ~ of III
beautiful songs Of Burns with choice seleetio
rom the works ofthe most eminent Scottish Poet
Ne extract an original song from the work -
.Air--" Miss Forbes's Farewell"
When winds are still, and silent eve
Comes stealing slowly Der the lea
o then. dear maid, thy cottage leave,
And meet me at the trystin' tree;
For meath its shade, in times gone BY.
Have lovers breathed their hopes and fears
It's leaves have trembled in their sigh,
Its roots have fed upon their tears.
And fear not though the star of night
In envy should forget to shine:
Perchance the wand'ring glow worms light
May lead thee to these arms Of mine
But, if no light from earth or sky,
TO guide lovers path you see
Then use the Iusue of thine eye,
And bright as noon the eve will be.
When thou art there, far. far away,
Shall each unruly passion fee.
And Tiviot's stream will ling ring stay
To hear my vows Of love to thee.
The winds are still, and silent eve
Comes stealing slowly DER the lea,
o now, dear maid, thy cottage leave,
And meet me NJ the tTystin' tree.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

Ar. at Charleston, Oath ult. Retrieve. M'Kown,
Thomaston, rs.
In James River, 29th ult the Liverpool, Of this
port, from Liverpool.
The Champion. Robinson, Of Marlborough. cl.
AT Norfolk 2oth ult. for Tobago, and dropped down
to the Roadssame day.
The Grand Turk, Of Bath, went to sea from the
Roads, on the night of the 9th.
Ar. at Baltimore, 29th ult Financier, Crowell,
Lubec, passengers.
Ar. at Philadelphia, 30th ult. Amanda. Liverpool.
Ar at New York 18th ult. VIM. Barker Nick
els, Lubec, 80; Express, and Brothers, hence
I-29th, Abundance, Moody, do -Cl. 30th, Fair
American. Moody, Of Falmouth. for Liverpool ;
Express Sawyer, of this port for Fredericksburg.
Ar lst inst Susannah, Stevens. Of this port, 20
days IRON st. Jago.-2d, Nancy, Crowell. St John
Decatur, Hopkins, ST. Andrews Pedlar Larabee,
DO Mary, Butler. Penobscot; Gold Hunter, Cole,
bucksport. Adv. Delegate, York, for Richmond,
to com loading 5th.-3d, sloop Washington, Bears,
| for this port.
Ar at New-York, 4th inst schrs Two Brothers,
kimball, OF Gardiner, days from Bermuda Hiram,
and Dolphin, from Saco.-Below, schr Numa. of
this port, So days from Bordeaux. CT brig Statira,
P1uen, Bath.
Ar at New Bedford, LIST inst. schr. Betsey Smith,
Sullivan, Me.
Ar. at Providence, 3Oth ult. Solomon, Snow, Gar
diner.
Ar. at Boston, lst inst briggs Betsey, Wales, Of
Belfast, from Havana Samuel s. John Rogers, OF
Lincolnvie, AZ days from Liverpool. I'd, sloop
William, Rogers. of Freeport, hence schrs Clio.
Lenox, from Wiscasset; ST. Croix Brooks, East
port Sd, schrs. Sea Flower Soule from Augusta ;
Dart, Lewis, Bath sloop Experiment. Taylor. of
FTeePoIt, hence.-5th briggs Iddo Spear. Of Thorn
aston, from Richmond Betsey, Webb, Bath
9th, brig Planter, DrnkwateT, of Cumberland, from
| Baltimore.
The sch. Illuminator, CargiIl, f.. Wiscasset,
bound to Island OF Trinidad, with several passengers
belonging TO Salem, sprung aleak, two days out,
and leaked SO badly, for several days, as 10 keep
all hands constantly at the pump. She was run
ashore at Guadaloupe, 26th July. She had sold
her deck load, and was repairing, and the passen
gers were going in another vessel.
The 4acrity, gnn-brig. has ar. in England from,
Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro, with upwards Of a
million Of dolls. belonging to merchants.
The Champion Anderson, Of Marlborough,
for Philadelphia, sailed from Boston 30th ult.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09


Al Nonidgwock. Miss Sarah Nuiter, an orphan
formerly OF Embden. Is.
Ia this town. Mrs. .fmira. wife of Mr.. Simeon
Boar, 53-Mr. Nathaniel Newman, 49-A child
OF Nc. Hosea llsey. IT. aged yeaE.-Mrs. Dol
ly k.nIbail, aged 20
In Brunsrick, on the LIST inst. after long and
distressing illness. which be bore with christian
ioIli1ude, lothian Stone, Esq. aged 43.-Conl.
ln Bethel 26th ult. infant children Of Mr.. O.
Neil W. Robinson.
AT SerampoTe, Rev. William Ward, d. d. Bap-
list Missionary, of the cholera morbus after ILL
ness OF one day.
On board the brig Caroline, 31st ut. the pas
sage from Havana to this port, Nathaniel Christian,
a native of sweden.
AT Fryeburg, tile 9th ult. Mrs. Sally Johns
ton, censOu Of William Johnston, and daughter OF
Hon. William Russell of that town, aged 28.-On
the day following, Ann K. Johnston the only child
of William Johnston, aged one year.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

The Atlantic and Pacific TO be joined.-The
spirit of canalling seems to have gone forth
over the continent. The old proposition OF
uniting the waters of the two great oceans
w$ch wash the Isthmus Of Darien, has lately
been revived. A proposal has been made to
the Columbian government to effect this b.
a canal from the river Atrato, which flows in
70 the Atlantic, with the San Juan which emp
ties into tie Pacific. The canal need be but
short, as tie channel Of both these rivers mar
be deepened for considerable distance "
their streams. The protector is a foreigner
he calculates the expense al 100000. and
will do the whole on conditiono Of receiving the
exclusive right Of navigating the canal Wien
finished The president OF the Colombian
government medisates, il IS said, a visit TO The
spot. N. y. Spec.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

Piraey.-Pspers from Cape Coast, in Afri
ca, give the particulars of the murder of the
master Of the American brig Edward, the sub
segment piracy committed by the crew on the
vessel, and the apprehension Of three of the
pirates; who have been made subject to the
direction of Mr. Hodges, the American Con.
sui, BY whom they will probably be forward
ed to the United States for trial. They are
foreigners, and perpetrated the crime to the
westward of Cape Three Points. The Cap
tain was asleep on the hen coop when he was
stabbed and thrown overheard, and was heard
by the boy TO cry, 40 Lord, o Lord" when
40 the water.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

con the contrary, look at the countries
whose Kings have given charters to the peo-
ple--making their fate depend upon the vari-
able will of Despots. What scenes do they
exhibit? One Of misery and degradation,
but ofinsecurity both for the thrones and the
subjects-continual civil wars-an entire
want ofconhdence and stability"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

In this town, Ms. Nathaniel Blame, TO Miss Eliza
GTeen
n Kenns bunk, Mr.. Oliver Bartlett, to Miss Mary
Bartlett
10 Wiscasset, Ms. James Cram, mer. Of Bangor
20 Miss Lydia Bradford. OF Franeestown, N. H.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
CANADA.

Bells Weekly Messenger Of the 7th July,
says" We have long made up in our minds
that Canada is not worth the expense il costs
us and that happy would il have been for this
country if ii had been given to the United
States in the peace of 1888. We should think
any minister deserved well, both of the Cana
dams and Of the English, who, by mutual con-
sent of the governors and the governed should
get a couple of millions from the Americans
in purchase of our sovereignty of that terrific
ry."
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

GALIANo, a leading member Of the Span
ish Cortes, and one of the most forcible speak
ers of the age, alluded TO our Republic, in the
course of bis speeches, in the following words:
"Let us turn our eyes to the United States
of America, a country which presents the
beau adeai of human institutions, and points
out the true path to prosperity and glory. To
what does it owe its power' To what the
stability Of its constitution To the princt
pie of revolt against arbitrary power, and the
maxim of the Sovereignty of the people
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

Mail Robbery.-Some letters found in a
barn in Undertook, N. Y. render it probable
that another mail robbery has recently been
committed; and Gen. VAN RENSSELAER,, of
Albany, has proceeded to Undertook to make
discoveries. A driver has been committed to
jail on suspicion.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
up REMOVAL.IN

TENHE subscriber would inform the public
n and his friends in general, that he has
removed from Erchange-Street, TO the Store
lately occupied by Messrs. WEBSTER & WA
TERHoUsE, and having purchased their stock
in said store, offers on liberal terms for cash
or country produce,
articles IN the Grocery Line,
of the first quality and every favor acknowl-
edged.
::::AISO:.::
The Lottery Business will be at
tended to at said Store. Tickets will rise on
the tweateth Of this month. and the Lottery
will commence drawing on the 18th October
JEDEDlAH DOW.
Sept 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

We understand that the king of France
has declined acceding to the request Of Bisb
OPP CHEvERUs, to be excused from accepting
the appointment to bishoprick in France
and that this worthy and respected Prelate
will speedily embark for Europe.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
yotes Jsr Representative to Congress in York

Inland .NIdrigation.--We have TO announce
the arrival in the Hudson, Of a stooP from FER
mont, laden with wheat and potash. This
vessel, the Cleaner, of st. Adams, owned by
Messrs. Hoyt and Kingman, arrived on Satur-
day last at Troy, by the way of Lake Cham
plain, and the Northern Canal. On her de-
parture from Troy for this city, the volunteer
companies ofCapt. Yronnet's Artillery, Capt.
Prescot's City Guards, and Capt. Wander
Heyden's Rifemens, turned out in full uni
form, in honor Of this first sea vessel from the
interior, which after being decorated with
flags, dropped gently down the river, amidst
the roar of cannon and musketry, and the
echoing huzzas of the numerous citizens col
lected on the banks. She is this day expect
ed here, having been left at Rhinebeck by a
passenger. The enterprising owners of the
vessel are on board, and intend her for reg
ular trader between New-York and st. Al
bans. Verify, anticipation in our country
can scarcely keep pace with reality.
NJ. Y. american.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
SINGING SCHOOL.
OLIVER WASHBURN.

ID RESPECTFULLY gives notice, that his
Ia SINGING SCHOOL, will commence the last
Wednesday in September, al the Room where
he has formerly kept in HAYMARKET-Row,
No. 6. He will keep two Evenings in the
week, Wednesday and Sunday. Terms of tu-
ition g per quarter, ore half in advance.
A libe raj discount will be made where parents
or guardians subscribe for two or more schol
ars.
Portland, Sept. 8, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

1T will be seen that the machines can be
made and sold very low and it ca not be
doubted that the simplicity of the construct n
will make them easy to be understood and US
ed in families. The plan is calculated to spin
With great dispatch. Those inclined to as.
certain this fact and to examine the goodness
Of the yarn, may have an opportunity by cal
ling on the subscriber, Agent for the Paten
tees OF the State Of Maine. He will dispose
of rights for towns or CJuntels or furnish any
L" mber of the machines on the most favour
able terms.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER, agent
Portland, August &c. (e. o. D. tI.)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

The fine original Portrait Of Columbus
purchased by Mr.. BARREL, is on exhibition in
the Academy of Fine Arts 10 New-York.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

Mr.. Crawford is said to be on visit to Mr.
Jefferson, by invitation where he is to meet
Mr.. Madison.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

Joseph NJ. Stevens, aged 10 years, SO inches
high, well formed, is now exhibiting himself
at the New-England Museum, in this city
He ceased TO grow 10 his fifth year, without
any known cause, having been free from any
disease. His teeth are very defective; he has
not shed the first set. There is no appearance
Of beard, nor cssaries on the pubs his voice
has never changed, nor can any signs of pu
berty be discovered from genital evolution
or discourse with him. His parents are OF
usual height; be has four brothers and sisters
older than himself, four younger of good form
and height. He is intelligent, reads and
writes with as much ease as young men OF
his age, is shoemaker, of good habits, and
sedate, modest countenance He is a native
OF Lyman, (Me. )-Bos. Med. Intel.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
MOULTON & WOOD,
WOULD inform the public that they con
" tinue 20
nUH TTApTmTT

DIE q I IJVISH,
in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassimeres
Satins, Grapes, Silk & Cotton VeIvets, Shawl.
Ribbons, Hosiery and Gloves, lady's and
gentlemen's Garments Of every description
Cleanse Merino and Casino Shawls.
ALSO
DYE & DRESS in the best manner single
width Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts sc. &c
Where those who favor them with theiu
custom may depend on having their work ex
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. All Silk
and Satin dresses TO be dyed, must he ripped.
BRADLEY a. DOW. Agents.
No. s, .Mussey's ROiO, Middle Street, Portland,
where Goods may be left, or at the Dye house
Westbrook.
Westbrook, Aug. &c. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09

The Quarterly Review for July 1923, be-
lng No. rs, 10 published and received in this
country. Its contents are--1. Lacrelli's
Constituent Assembly of France. 2. Des-
criPtion of the Antiquities and Curiosities OF
Rome, by the Rev. Edward Burton. 8.
Narrative of voyage round the world in
1917, l8, 10, and 90, on scientific Expedi-
ton Eadertaken by order of the French Gov
eminent. BY J. Arago. a. Poor Laws.
5. The Travels of Theodore Ducas, in yari-
Gus countries in Europe, at the revival oflet-
ters and art. Edited by G. Mills. 6. Frank
Inns Journey to the Polar Sea. Z. The odes
of Pindar, translated from the Greek by A.
braham Moore. 8. Navigation Laws. 9
Campan's Memoirs Of Marie Antoinette. 10
Royal Memoirs. BY her royal highness the
Duchess d'AngOuleme. IL. The Cause o.
the Greeks. 10. Progress of Inidelity. By
NJ. Gregoire. IS. Affairs of Spain.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
NOTICE.
VUIICE.
MERRILL & MITCHELL,

MERRILL & MITCHELL.
OFFER FOR SALE at THEIR STORE.
RECENTLY OCCUPIED By MERRILL AND DAVIS
no. |, Union RoiU,
An extensive assortment Of
Dyc-Stufs. Paints, and Medicines.
AMONG WHICH ARE
r. OGWOOD-Groundd do.
"a 7lI REDWOOD do do. d, d.
.NTCAR.4G VA, Shell and Hatch. ground do.
o C.4yMWOOD, COPPERAS BLUE UT
RIOL
OIL TTTRIOL. NADER. UyMBER.
Bengal IyNDIDO, Manila do.
.NUTGALLS. WO.AD. Press PAPERS,
Press PLATES. JACKS TE.AZLES,
TLNTER Works MACHINE CARDS.
COTTON CARDS, Nos 8 g. 10,
WOOL, do. No.'s4& 6.
Also
London'white LEAD, Dry Ground do. Black do
Red do French YELLOW, American do. Crom'
do. Patent do. Stone do. YERDEGRISE
W4ITTyN'G. Spanish BROW.N, Venetian RED
Orange do. LITH.ARGE Ground do. YER
MILLION, Gum COP.AL, do. Sf1ELL.4C, Spir
its TURPENTIA'E, Prus. BLUE. Slip do
ROSE Pink-LIN'SEED OIL, &c. &c.
ALSO
A complete assortment Of MEDICINES, which
they can warrant 10 be Of the first quality. PLY
SICIANS and country traders are requested TO cal
and examine for themselves, both as qualify ant
prices.
MEDICINE CHESTS faithfully put up AMI
repaired at short notice.
.....4LSO...
90 Casks Dupont's GUN-POWDER,
so Flasks do. do.
August 26. 3weowis.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
&TAN-YARD ROR S.ALE!!y

TOR sale, TAN-YARD ia the vicinity 81
Il Portland, which contains about 100 Watts.
with suitable buildings for Tannig /: likewise
a Dwelling House and Barn, a Min Carried
by wa er) to
Grind Bark, Soften Hides, and Smooth
LEATHER,
all IL good repair, will be sold cheap, and on
long CREDIT. The place is well situated
to obtain Bark.
0Fif desired, the purchaser may procure
a loan of Money on proper security. Enquire
ofthe Printer.
Portland, July Is, 1923. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
BOOKS e. STATIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
WILLIAM HYDE.

HAS just received, from Philadelphia,
~ New York, and Boston, and offers for
sale, at his BOOKSTORE. No. 8, MussEx's
Row, a large additional supply Of
Lau, Theological, Miscellaneous, Gas
seal and School BOOKS,
which together with his former stock, renders
his assortment very extensive and complete.
Law, Social and Private Gent emen's Libra
ries, will be furnished or replenished on the
most liberal terms. Students at Colleges and
Academies, will be supplied low as at any
Bookstore in New England School commit
tees, Country Merchants, and others, can be
supplied with
SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPER, &c. &c.
for the approaching season, by wholesale or
retail, at the very lowest prices, for CASH, or
approved CREDIT.
BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS
Of every description on hand, or made at short
notice.
BOOK-BLNDLNG
executed with neatness and dispatch.
A supply of L} mans AMERICAN READER
lately received.
Sheep and Calf Skins for Book Binding, and
Paper Rags, taken at fair prices, in payment
for Books
Portland, September 9, 1928. CIV.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
FURNITURE FOR SALE
POCKET-BOOK LOST.

II OST on the 25th uIt. between the store
- Of Major Grosvenor in Minot aud the
house Of Josiah jordan, Esq. il Poland, red
morocco Pocket Book, containing about 40
cents in cash, and four notes Of hand against
solomon knight for fifty dollars each, aud one
for forty dollars, one note against William
5chilleDger for about eighty dollars and sew
eral small notes, receipts and papers Of nc
value to any person but the subscriber. Ali
persons are hereby forbid paying said notes
o any ether person. And any person who
has found said pocket book and will return il
TO me with its contents shall be handsomely
rewarded. JOHN SCHILLENGER.
Poland, Sept. 2, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-09
INFORM their friends that they have re
III ceived a superior lot Of
MILITARY GOODS

Consisting Of very rich gilt, plated and steel
mounted SWORDS and SABRES, with solid
scabbards, richly figured brass mounted Ar
htlery Swords rich gold, silver gilt and Fla-
ted EPAULETS and WINGS; gilt and plated
HAT TASSELS; gold, silver, gilt and plated
Velum Lace, Binding, BRAID and Cord - ars
and other coat Ornaments Plume Sockets ::
Swivels: Sword Chains and Eagles; Morocco
Sword Belts; Worsted Cord; silk and worsted
Sashes: one case vulture and cOmmoR Plumes:
one case elegant military coat and vest But
tons, agreeable to law, made particularly for
this market. Also cap and Belt Plates, with
the arms Of the State raised upon them. A
liberal discount will te made to those who
purchase to sell again, or to companies who
furnish themselves together.
o. Gentlemen Officers and Others will find
it much to their interest to call, as they will
have the advantage Of selecting from an ex-
tensive assortment.
Sept /, 1923.