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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
SPANISH CLAIMS

The board OF commissioners for the
settlement Oh Claims upon Spain under
the treaty ot the pod Feb, 1879. have
ordeFed that every memorial which has
oeen received more than six months
prIorto the next session Of the board
sna'i' al 'ha' session, be set down for ex>
animation; aud that every new memo
nal which may henceforlh be presented
and received, SHALL, Immediately upon
It's reception, be also Sc, down for exami
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
FROM MONTkyIDEo

Capt. Huntington, whosrrived at New
York on Thursday last, from Montividco,
which place he left on the first of Feb.
ruary, informs that he passed bIockad.
ing squadro off that hafbor. General
Lecore, with about 5000 troops, was
within 5 miles ofthe city. All commu-
nicat'on with IL had been cut off both by
sea and land. Flour was 81 per Sarrci.
and every thing else in proportion.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
RIl.HLY IMPORTANr.

II is stated in the Bermuda Gszet,e Of
The S0ih of March. tina, the British had
taken possessions OF the. island OF Porto
k'co' and il was also believed also tina,
Porto Cabello, The only place in Carac
ca, now remaining to tho RoyaIists. was
likewise placed under protection Of III.
British flag IL is added, that French
Meet was expected to arrive soon in the
Yves. Indies. -
CUBA.
The editor of the New York Amcri.
can has Received information from a res.
pecta5le source in Cuba, II at news had
been received there from Jamaica, ON
which great reliance vas placed, an
nouncIng that the former island was i'm
med,a'ely to he taken possession of by
the British squadron, under the COM
mand of commodore Owen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23

PITTSBURGH, PENN. APRIL Sit is said,
1hai the snow which fell on Sunday
week, was four feet deep on The noun
taIns--aDd to this cause is attributed the
recent Irregularities of the the mails
Our rivers have been unusually high-
and in tne nayigabIe order. The con-
slant and regular arrival and departure
oi steam boats and river craft, mas given
great activity to the business of this place
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
ACCIDENT.

York PENN. APRIL Ill is with
pain, that we record a most unfortunate
occurrence which took place on Thurs
day evening last, in this borough. Mr..
os'nnel Black an aged inbabhant Of
Fawn township, in attempting TO cross
me ne" bridge, in High street, missed
his way 10 the darkness Of the evening -
and falling into the cocorus, found wa.
terry grave.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23

rev' Mr.. Harrison, +. l. Lee, ESQ. who
have examined the grammar, and have
been pleased to express their approba.
ton oft, and of the undertaking of the
teecher.
The charge for instruction will be five
dollars quarter. Books may be OBJ.
tanned of the teacher.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
ST. MARY's CHURCH.

ID Wednesday afternoon, the Jury
were again to assemble upon the dispu-
TED Possession Of St. Mays Church, on.
" esVen members having appeared the
dsybefore. We learn that the object of
this inquest is totally unconnec,ed with
lhePoint of titie,nothins being embraced
IN u but'he Possss'ory right. u S.Gaz.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23

The ship Paris, intended for the I,a-
vre trade, and TO De commanded by Hen
~ Robinson, was launched on Saturday
from the yard Of MIR. Christian Bergh,
N. York. She was completed in the
short space OF 60 working days.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
..CAesaheake and Delawar. cas..,

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL I9.-rhe sinh
9cr'F'ions for this important updertakine.
proceed with degree of success equal
10 the most sanguine expectations. The
amount subscribed within the last eipht
.F nine days is above $4,000. The
ochuyikiii bank yesterday subscribed
$1,000 /; and the HsBd.in. Hand ir.nr.
snce company $4,000. The subscrip-
tons in one block of buildings in Chez.
nut ward, have amounted to $4,000.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

FOREIGN iNTELLIGENCE.
The accounts from Portugal, contain.
ed in the French papers brought by the
Cadmus, arc Of ed February; but they
do not furnish as with any information. "a
to the proceedings of tho corte., ia,er
than was brought by our last arriya! from
Liverpool.
The king of Denmark has been chars.
ed, before the German Diet, by the no.
bility OF holstein, with having violated
their ancient constitution, and imposed
arbitrary taxes
Something has been said OF new ar.
raDgement in the French ministry. ac.
cording to which the duke de Bellone
was to yield the war department TO tho
duke de Raguse, and that NJ. dc Cha
teanoriand was 70 be made president OF
the council.
Propositions have been made for q
few DAYS past at the exchange. 10 sell,
Tor 10000 francs, letters of matque to
cruize against Spanish vessels. The
Moniteur states that none have hccn sold
and that the man who proposes the sale
must be an imposior. Ii is true. how.
ever, that the proposition has been made.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.
we have received our letters by the
British packet, and find in them the fol.
lowing particulars worthy OF note.
Dem. Press.
III is currently circulated here Lon.
Don that the island of Cuba has been ce.
ded 10 this country bySpain: some reports
also say, that Porto Rico is also cededn
"Ihe United states have risen much
IN the public opinion of Europe, and par
'icu!arly of Great Britain, by the spirited
measures they have adopted against the
pirates"
"Ihe whole foreign policy of England
has undergone total change since Gas
tiereagh cut his throat. Canning is act.
ing upon much more liberal principIes
lie has given orders to enforce the strict,
est neutrality from all British ships in the
Mediterranean,& allows supplies of arms,
ammunition, sc. TO 10 Fl ON this country
to the Greeks"
at Is impossible 10 converse with the
Germans, Italians, Bclgians, &c. in Lon.
don, without feeling that the continent
must be resolu;ionised. The peonJe
nate their governments, and the govern.
mems have no affection for the Deonle
Secret soeieues are greatly feared The
free masuns are prohibited from boldinQ
any meetings in Austria, Russia, Prussis
and Italy, No mason is eligible to any
ot1ce IN those countries, without publicly
and solemnly renouncing the society and
lis doctrines as denominations"
"iD the event os war, which is consid-
cred certain, no doubt is entertained bn.
this country will act as the ally of Spaiu
and Portugal.
Observation-Disclosures war shall; have
been decIare ed, Great Britain s. Spain. will
acHnow Edge the independence of ali
Spanish America. The fee,iprs of .b;s
country is ardent and jealous for Snain
and against the Holy Alliance. In acor.
dance with that spirit, parliament are
forthwith 10 be called on to repeal m.
'oreign relistment bill. Already Vol.
unteer corps are raising for Spain. Rus.
sla and her emperor are now as odious
as they were popular seven years ago."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-23
ViRGINIA ELECTiON.

Congress. Fairfax Mercer 1861.
bailey i24-msjority for Nj. SO. s.
that MIR. Mercer is elected to the mex,
congress by majority Of 81 in the whole
district.
STATE Senate-McCarty (no opposition.
Delegafes-rhompson 2O5-Mo GORE
l7S-both elected--I .ane III mot elected,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
PROBATE NOTICES.

Al a Court 81 Probate, hcl1tu "a ffeepoH, wiiaia
ana iof Tire ro8uiy uf CuaAailaHa, Oa tat irtnrd
Tuesdar NJ O1IubcT. IN ths year rl 11r Lard 80.
zen huodfrd and twenfY-ihlee--
IN the petition of EDWARD RUSSELL. aasrta-
" stEal0r ds b0nIE noe, III lhr estate cf Js4ar H
Bailrt late Of NORTH farmoaih in fsa caoufs,
Censlrman. deceased. rEFHaruTiHE tiaf ts person.
n estate 81 said dereased "a n1s sgLcirnt Us psy
the just debts, which he oaed e. thr tne of 80
Atath. hy che sHm 0i iuuf huuafs5 forty fEat dai-
laFs and eight ceuis ard Pmyius o. a License l1
sell and convey - much of ihr real estate oi sad
deceased a. may be accessory f1i thc phymrni uf
said debts and iucldenial changes
ORDERED, That Ihe psdtioaer gifh natrs
thereof the btiFs w said deceased and a A Rsg-
sons Interested il nd esiats. ~ causing CO.'S %
this order 20 BE- puhliahed in lhc PoHland Gn1rir,
printed I'D Portland, IN said Ccuutg, ghEee wtuks
successfully, prior % the thlfd TUESDAY af Nogem-
Der nexI, thar they may then appear A. FfphatB
Court, to he held AZ Portland. IN sad couuiy. AZ Ten
O'Clock ia the forenoon, aad shew cause. " any
they have, why THE prayer uf said petitioner should
not be granted. BARRETT POTTER, Judge v
A true copy. Attest, Hoaiio seushGste, Rss'r
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
POETRY.


80 49, " THE DEEP.
What hld'si thou IN tn lreassre....
Ihol hollow sounding ana ruyst. NV. o.. eeti
-fAe Elssiening pearls aud rainbos..e-ses-.
ID snt A.nss which CLEAN anxreck'd AZ 80 ~
-Aesp' .sep ny riches, msianchoIy 80 " 'A'''
We ask not such from thee.
Yet more, the Depths have no,s !, W..
Far down, and shiaing through their s,ir,n.t, IL,
ne. aoa aaAs ne starry gems ihs burning rpld
Nen IRON Ten Thousand royal Arvesis.
sweep e. tny spoiis, thou wild q wr,thf,l Mi,
Earth claims not these again ''''H'
Yet more, the Depths have uose.--rbv wave, ~.
rolrd ~ waves nave
Above me cities Of world gone bvl
sana hath aid ap the palaces OF ola
oea-wsed oe rgfewn the halls Of revslrvt
-Dasa 0 eF them, Ocean in Thy scofnlui plav
Mao yields them 10 decay
Yet more the Bilows and the dep,h, b,vs 49,.
High hearts and brave are gatherd 10 Nv 800,
They hear not now the booming waters roar
The battls-thunders will not break their resi-
Keep tny red gold and gems, thou stormy grave
Give back the true and brave
Give back the lost and lonely those eor ,,ho,,
Inc place was kept at board aud hearth % lonr.
The prayer went up through midnight's breashless
gloom,
And The vain yearning woke midst fesial song
hoid iasi thy buried isles, thy towers oerthroWn.
But all Is not thine own
To thee the love Of woman hath gone down
DARK dow thy tides DER manhoods noble head
Yer youth bright locks and bsautys aowery crown;
- I e must thou hear voice-Restore the dead
EafIh shali reclaim her precious things from thee
Restore the Dead thou Sea
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

~ Court 81 PROBATE, held a Psf fzzs ,uikia sss
for the county IF Cumberland. "a GO FIRST IMtr-
day 81 October. % a4s year IA orr Lord cfKhitsn
hundred and tScHfy fhrss-
ICY CHADBOURN widow OF Silas Cladbuuru.
- late OF Gorham, Ia Said County, deceased. hap-
Jog presented her petition for an allowance our of
tie personal estate Of said deceased ORDERED.
That the Administrator give notice 10 All persons
interested. BY causing a copy Of his order 10 b
Published three weeks successively IN the Portland
Gazette. printed Al Portland that they mas appear
Al Probate Court 70 be held a. said Portland On
the FIRST Tuesday 81 November next. Al Ten uf the
clock IN the fcFeuo0n. and shew cause ID any they
have, why the sme should not be granted.
BARRETT POTTER. Judge
true Copy. Attest Horatio Southgale, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
sHERDAN,s PAusEs.

A Scotch clergyman had visited London and
seen, amongst other tricks Of pulpit oTatory,
" Sherdan's Pauses" exhibited. During bis first
sermon after his return, he had taken occasion at
the termination Of very imprisoned sentence,
10 stop all OF sudden, and pause in mute, and
breathing silence" The precentor, who had
taken advantage Of his immemoF1al privilege to
sleep out the sermon, imagining from the ces-
sation Of sound, that the discourse was actually
brought to close, started up with agitation, and
in an audible voice read out his usual " Remem-
Der in prayer "--e Hout man :" exclaimed the
good natured orator over his head, placing at
the same time his hand upon his shoulder, " Houi,
jamie man what's the matter wi We the day ?
dye no ken | hae nae done yet s--that's only
ane o Sheridan's pauses, man y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
GARDINER IRON WORKS.

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
TIME Subscriber. Agent Of the GARDIN-
ILL ER IRON WORKS, has constantly for
sale al The Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the 10.
lowing articles viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mil 10.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and cast Mil Spindles,
HatteT's Basins,-CloihieI's Plates,
Crow Bars, Plough Moulds g. Couliers,
Wheels for various kinds Of Machinery,
Sad Irons,-Cast Iron Dogs,
Sleeves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons.
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
GUdgeons Of all sizes.
Brands for names, &c. made AZ shorl
notice.
The above articles will b. sold cheap f0l
sash or approved credit. Orders for any des
cri9tion Of Castings, will be executed punctusi
ly IN tie best manner.
N. SPRINGER. ~. Agsnf.
Gardiner, Sept. 2. I822. II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
a celebrated tcriter's ssntimeats Of Happy
LII.

PErRARcH, 10 a letter 70 friend, says, 4" I
have fixed bounds 70 my desires. Whatgreat-
err happiness can be proposed, than 70 psss our
lives with proved and united friends, with
whom We think alike Or what more agrcoa-
bic than fices always serene, minds still a.
greed, hearts ever open. conversations where
truth wholly rsigns. without consiraint, re-
serve o. preparation Human life. like thesea,
Is exposed 10 frequent hurricane, and The
evening Of the brightest day y often obscurcd
and tcmpestuous. The wise ought % Say oithe
world as Paiiaurus ttat famous pilot, said Of
the sea, ShaH coa6ds a. otai monster Should
we not learn 20 Distinguish the fohoities Of M
ture from The chimerls Of theworld, and 10 dis
cover truth ia the ulsist Of the shades that
surround It To do this, should be the con-
slant aim Of every mortal il is indeed the one
thing necessary. This manner Of life is the
object Of all my desires; i'll can obtain i, !
shall have no cause for envy"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
EGOODS FOR CASH.

NAROLlNE plaids Plain twilled and fig
" ured Bombazetts, some very rich figures,
Scotch and Tartan s-Wilbores-Plain
and bordersd Cashmere shawls-Superior
Black Nankin Crspes-Black Levantine OF
the best quality-ltalian Lustring, Figured
Poplin Black Bombazeen great variety
Of Calicoes-Ginghams Figured and Plain
Muslins-Muslin Kerchiefs Zelias Merino
Nantes and Points-Loug Lswns-undre ssed
Linens Long and Short white Kid, lined and
common Gloves--children's gloves-Cam-
brics and Cambria Muslins.
Superine common BROADCLOTHS and
handsome assortment OF
Blue, Drab and Olive Ladies' ClOths-Flan,
nels-Fine drab Dudils- Blankets- Buck Skin
gloves and Mittens-Vestings, newest Style.
Together with great variety Of other ar
tioles adapted TO the season, are just received,
aud offered CHEAP by
ANDREW SCOTT,
Exchange Street, PORTLAND.
Sept. %. 1928. #.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

From .Aontgoaery's Poems.
SONG
houSD Loves Elysian bowers
The fairest prospects rise;
There bloom the sweetest flowers,
There shine the purest skies:
And Joy and rapture gid awhile
The cloudless heaven Of Beautys smile.
Round Loves deserted bowers
Tremendous rocks arise
Cold mildews blight the flowers,
Tornadoes rend the skies:
And Pleasures waning moon goes down
---Amid the night Of Beauty's frown.
Then Youth, thou fond believer!
The willy Syren shun:
Who trusts the dear Deceiver
viii surely be undone
When Beauty triumphs, ah beware,
Her smile IS hope her frown despairl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
A SCOTTISH SONG.
TO A WITHERED VIOLET.

SCOTTISH SONG.
TO A WITHERED VIOLET.
Wee aow'r alas. thy blue e'e closes,
Thou faiTest gem Of a the poses.
Receiving near the biushing roses.
The morning ray
Thy beauty a thy charms exposes
To swift decay.
Like thee, till JAMES guilefu' art.
When first my young and ientsss heart,
ken'd ma Of luye's painfu smart,
And a was peace
Each gale that pass'd could bliss impar,,
An ilka breeze.
IT'S thus thou bidd' 81 thy sweets expand,
BY vernal zsphyn softly fann'd
An shedd'si unseen, out cure the land,
A mbTosial breath.
in scatter st frogranes cure Hs hand.
7hat seals thy DEATH
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

hE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to NH
conceraed. Thar she has been duly appointed
and aiken upon herself the trust Of Erecutr al tho
iast VA and Testament W JEANETTE p. \.
LOlIs. late Of Portland. IN the County Of CumbsE-
iand' Widow, deceased BY giving hoad us Tire law
airects-she therefore requests MI persons ~ M are
inoeotsd 70 ne said deceaseds estate 70 make IN
neuials payment and those who have any DE-
nands thereon. ID exhibit the s.mr I'M r.r,i-r,er.
to hlNsAiAN 4 RICHARDSON. her Atfornies.
JANE ID. 8 LOWS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

IA Court Of Probate, held Of TIE Probais ORss
tR Portland, tgithin and for ths Colnfg IN Cuua-
btrtand, tie first Tuesday ~ Oci3bgr ia Ar
year II OR Lord GighiEsn huHdrad ana trfafy
three
IfBENEZER CARSLEY. named Executor in
= certain Instrument, PuIPolting 10 be- che isst
win and testament Of John CaNlEg, late or Harri-
so0. IN said cnnnty deceased. having presented hs
sane lof probate ORDERED. That the sad
EbensrsT Caniey give notice 70 ail Fersons inrtr-
ested, BY causing copy of this oder % " pub
hshed three weeks successigsiy ID the Portland
Gazette, printed at Portland that they mas appear
Al Probate Court % BE- held A. said Portland. IN
the hnt Tuesday Of November next. at ten OF the
clock ID Ihe forenoon, and BhEE cause. " any they
have, why The said instrument should rot be proved
approved, ans allowed the last viii and testament
"a said deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true Copy, An. Horatio sogthgsts. Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

III subscriber hereby gives public notice VI III
Concerned, that he has been auiv appointed
ard takea upon himself the frust az Administraior
~ the estate Of NATHANIEL GAMAGF. late VIZ
Boston, 70 the C0unty of SUfolk. and Common.
wealth. q Massachusetts, Merchsni. deceased. by
giving bond ~ The law directa-He therefore 49,
a9ess az persons who indebted 10 the said g.
ceased's estate 60 make Immediate navuaerf ~
shoss who have any demands thereon. IN exhibit
the zane for settlement ID
THOMAS AMORY DEBL0TS
Portland, Oct. =, Isl3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

At Court Of Probate held al Portland. ssifiin aaa
for the County Of Cumberland, On TIE first Taes-
day OF October, IA ne ysay ef our Lord eighties
hundred and tlssnfy thres-
John w. MELLEN, administrator or The estate
= ofGesfge Pierce, late Of North Yarmouth. IN
said County Gentleman, deceased. having present
ed MS second account q administration 0f the ss-
tate OF said deceased ORDERED, That nv aid
administrator give notice to al persons Interested
BY causing copy Of this order 10 be published
three weeks excessively in The Portland Garsus,
printed Al Portland that they may appear at
Probate Court to BE- held Al said Portland, ON fhs
hrst Tuesday Of November next a. ten Or Ire
clock N the forenoon, and shew cause III any they
have why the same should unr ~ allowed.
BARRETT POTTER, JudEs.
a true Copy Al Horalio sOuthsats. BsE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

SAMUEL FEsSENDEN AZ THOMAS AMOHY
- DEBLUlS. CuuHstiiurs an4 Ali1Iuits si Law
have sem0FEd ignm tba ualaE. tnfnefiF ottuf "A
hY fhsm. ~ HnaHns over tie store nf hfH FhTh4aar
Webster. IN ffgyktas tsiisiNgt - -Ni4sls Strssf
ogposise he had . Cfosaslrrri, Nhrfr ans taai-
nens rnfrnned tn then Wild As BAEgiassy received
a. r. lgt - sfansaesFd
~. -.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

Al Court of Probate. held af fhr Probate Otfss
~ Portland irithin and fbr ne County gf Gun.
beriand he first Tuesday Of October. "a tie
year 81 our Lard eighteen Hundred and husnty
three
BARNARD DOUGLASS, and JOSIAH PIERCE,
I'D Esquire, named Executors in a certain instru-
ment, purporting TO be the lsst win and testament
Of Ruth Neal. late Of Windbam, in said couuty
Widow, deceased having presented the same for
probate ORDERED, That the said Douglass q
Pierce give notice TO all persons Interested, BY
causing a copy Of this order 10 10 published three
weeks successfully in the Portland Gazette, print.
ed az Portland thar they may appear az a Probais
Court 10 be held Al said Portland Oh tile FIRST Tues
day Of November next, al ten az the clock IN the
forenoon, and shew cause, il any they have, why
the said instrument should not be proved. approved
and allowed as the last viii and testament Or sai6
deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true Copy. Au- HoratiO Southgate. Rec.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

VIE subscriber her by gives public notice 70 an
concerned that Ne has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust M atiuissrstor, vi
the estate Of BARNARAS SOULE. late Of Free
port N the county Of Cumberland, Yeoman. a.
ceased BY giving bond, a. the law directs. He
therefore requests all persons who are indebted 70
me said deceased's estate 10 make immediate ray
menti and those who have any demands thereof
% exhibit he SANE Tor seitlemept 20
DAVID SOULE-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

A Lancashire Bassoon player having stay
ed late az publichouse after village-oratoriO
aud of course, moistened bis clay, departed
for his residence, which lay at some distance.
The night was dark, and going through pas
ture field he CHANGED to approach the vicinity
OF bull, who hailed the appearance Of this sun
of Apollo by hollow sonorous grumble.
The enrsptured admirer Of sweet sounds mis-
taking this noise for the note Of brother per-
former, Immediately accepted the challenge.
took out lis Bassoon and exclaimed with true
scientific pomposity, Sound your A. Sir"
The bull not versed in the rudiments Of tune
and time, preferred an immediate crash, for
coming behind the Bassoon player he placed
bis horns TO bis seat Of honor, and very dslib-
erately tested him over hedge. When the en-
ragged musician rose upon bis seat, he exclaim-
ed in stentorian tones-"fH fs0 you lrbas SIR,
you are neither rsHsiciGa nor geHiismGn.n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
FEATHERS.

NOTICE.
MERRILL & MITCHELL,
OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR STORE.
RECENTLY OCCUPIED BY MERRILL AND DAVIS
No. I. UHi0n Rots
An extensive assortment Of
Dys-Siufs, Paints, and Medicines.
AMONG WHICH ARE %
IT. OGWOOD-GFound do.
III REDWOOD, do do.
FUSIIC do. 10.
.NIC.AR.4G VA, Shell and Hatch, ground do
C-EAWoOD. COPPERAS, Blue UT
OIL TiTRIoL. NADER. UMBER.
Bengal INDIGO, Manila do.
.NUTGALLS WO-4D, Press PAPERS,
Press PLATES, JACKS T'E.AZLES,
TLyNTER WORKS. MACHINE CARDS,
COTTON CARDS, Nos 8 e. 10,
WOOL. do. No.'s4&6.
London White LEAD, Dry Ground do. Black do
Red do. French YELLOW, Amer can DO. Cromt
do. Patent do. Stone do. TERDEGRISE
WHITING, Spanish BROH.N. Venetian RED
MILLION Gum COP.4L- do SHELL.4C. Spir
its TURPENTINE. Prus. BLUE. Slip DO
ROSE Pink--LINSEED OIL, &c. &c.
Also
A complete assortment Of MEDICINES. which
they can warrant 10 be OF the first quality. PLY
SlCIANS and country traders are requested to cal
and examine for themselves. both TO quality anC
prices.
MEDICINE CHESTS faithfully put up and
repaired at short notice.
..ALSO..
90 Casks Dupont's GUN-POWDER,
90 Flasks do. do.
o.