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The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
Federal Street School.

MIR. JUNKINs respectfully informs the in-
1VE habitants of Portland. that the third
quarter Of his School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, at his School Room,
in Federal Street where he will continue ia
give instruction TO youth Of both sexes 10
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, OnhOgraphy, Punctuation, Geography,
Logic, Rhetoric Surveying. Navigation, Book
Keeping, and The Latin Language. He ac-
knowledges with lively emotions Of gratitude,
the very liberal patronage thus far given his
Seminary, by his friends and tho pulic, and
hopes, from his attention to his pupils, to
merit its continuance.
Terms-S4 per quarter, Of 10 weeks.
Application may be made to him at Mrs
Bakers, Essex Street, or at his school room.
Refererce-Gen S. FEssENDEE,
Messrs. N. MITCHELL,
n. CRAM.
a. SHAW.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

In Furns-street, Brook street, Charlton
row, Manchester, there is a painting on boa rd
about yard square, of an old shoe in its last
stage, with a hammer, pincers, and awl and
underneath the following inscription -" Jos.
Fox, shoemaker, operator in ordinary and
extraordinary, translator Of soles, uniter OF
the disunited, and restorer Of union and harno-
ny of ever so long and wide a separation.
{" N. B. Advice given gratis,
" "Ev'n ia the worst of desperate cases."
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

UAF UHD, Do.
KNTHEREAS Warrants have issued from
w HENRY RUsT, Esquire, Treasurer of said
County Of Oxford, and have been committed to
me, against the following unimproved tracts and
Townships OF LAND, sduated in said County,
for the County taxes assessed thereon, as
fnIlnu-s
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
LICTUI7I5 Ctc' 4
Sept. %. 1928. If.

consisting Of
Caroline Plaids; Fig'd Flaunels Superior
Scotch and Tartan Plaids Fig'd and plain
Bombazetts Black and coloured Fig'd Ratti-
netts plain and bordered Ca simere Shawls {;
white, red, green and yellow Flanneis !;
broad and narrow blk Bonbazines black,
white, slate ard mix'd Worsted Hose blk
an1 white 81 k DO. elegant German TwilPd
Handkfs Flag and Bandana do; superior
and common black Silk do. Blk Levantine
and Italian Silks; Syn,haNs and Sarsnetts :;
Fig'd Silks; Naukin and Canto1 Grapes ;
laid Silks Calcoes, large assortment; Ele-
CANT Swiss, India, Book, Leno and Lace Mus
Inns; India Null do; Csmbrics ard Cambria
MusIns; Linen Cambrics and Ha dkfs; Long
Lawns and Irish Linens; Iegsnt Fancy silk
flandkfs; Zelias; Vestlngs; Blk denmark
Satin; Tabby Velvets; Dark Ginghams ;
Black and Blue BROADCLO1 rs; Black.
Blue Mix'd and Drab CASSIMERES; SAITH
NETTS; Kerseys; Duifills; Superior Sew Wing
Silk and Twist Buckram; Padding Brown
Linens Worsted and Lambs Wool Shirts and
Drawers Blankets.
ALSO
Waltham, Sea Island and other SHIRT
INGS Il SHEETINGS, complete assortment.
IL The above, with many other articles,
comprising a very elegant assortment Of new
and fashionable Goods, are offered or sale al
fair prices. Purchasers are particularly Invi-
ted to call and examine them. (6w.)
Sept 90.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
r.. GURLEY
MOULTON & WOOD.

MOULTON & WOOD,
WOULD inform the public that they con-
tinue to
DYE g. FINISH,
in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassimeres,
Satins, Grapes, Silk Cotton Velvets, Shawls,
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 &C. &c.
Where those who favor them with their
custom may depend on having their work ez-
ecuted with neatness and dispatch. An Silk
and Satin dresses to be dyed, must be ripped.
BRADLEY a. DOW, Agents.
No 6, Mussey's ROaO, Middle Street, Portland,
where Goods may be left, or al the Dye house,
Westbrook.
WestbrOok, Aug. 26. If
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

A LARGE, well finished, three-stoFy DWEIs-
n LING-HOUSE, situated on the southeast
erly side of Pleasant-Street, commanding fine
view of the harbor The lot Of land is large with
convenient out houses-a good well Of water,
and fine Garden and is one Of the most eligible
situations for the man of business leisure that
has been offered for sale for some time.
ALSO,
"A handsome, tWo-story brick
HOUSE and lot Of LAND situated
on High-Street, with out houses, and every con-
venience for large family-the prospect good.
UFor terms apply to TIMOTHY FLETCH-
Err, No. A, .MerTilFs Roqs, Fore Street.
Portland, Sept. 90, 1923.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

Now, therefore, give notice tRat unless SAID
Taxes, and all intervening charges, are previous
y paid, shall, pursuant to said Warrants, sell
at Public Auction, at the Court House, in Paris,
in said County, on THURSDAY, the thirteenth
day of November next, at IL o'clock, in the FORE
noon, much Of said several Tracts Of LAND,
as will discharge the taxes and intervening
charges, on each of them respectively.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY,
Sheriff of Oxford County.
Hebron, September 18th, 1923.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14
DRY GOODS
English GOODS. Cheap.
Just Received & noD opening for sale By
ROGERS & COX,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Staple & Fancy GOODS,

...AMoNG WHICH ARE.
HNLEGANT figured and plain Swiss Mus
A-< lins-4-4 and Ga null and Jacconett do.
limitation Merino Mantles-Zelia Handker-
chieis-elegant wrought inserting Trimmings
plaid Silks-Queen Caroline Plaids-Fig'd
md plain Bombazetts, some of new lyle
Imitation India Musins-Cambrics and Cam
onc Muslin-LOng Lawns-blaCk g. colored
hg q Silks-light neutrality-suspicious. black
twllled Silks-Elegant 54 black Bombazines
black Synchaws and Sarsnetts-long and
short white kid Gloves-English black, kid &
Beaver diItO--men's and women's silk Gloves
and Hose, black & colored Canton and Nankin
CrapeS--4-4 and GA Dimoties-fgured scar
let tlannels and Rattnetts--5-4 & Cd white
tiannels, mild and twilPd-plain FlanneIs OF
all colors livery cheap]--eegant blue Queens
Cloths-green Bookings -Serges-- -Superfne
aud Common
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

Mr.. Fogg, of Scituate, Mass. has been ad-
Eitted to the bar as an attorney in the County
Court. 1t is shrewdly suspected, that when
this Fogg rises, he will attend at least so far to
the duties of his profession, as 10 cast a mast
on every tough cause in which he is engaged.
Let tie judge and jury look to it-if they can,
through such an atmosphere. HaU. GaS.
The Portland gazette., 1823-10-14

Nothing puts such bride on the fancy as dem
onstration. habit Of comparing steadies the mind
and subdues the soarngs of the Imagination. II so
bers the vsgaries Of trope and figure, substitutes
truth for metaphor, and exaCtness for amplifcatsn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
The rvbseyibey', 'aen0oi

Va ILL be eonlaued in New-Loadon
w the ensuing year. II wiIl DC Open Tor
both sexes GA the following terms, VIZ:
BoHdiag, per .essoa oi nlouths, So Ga
Tuition in the common branches 1i En-
sllsh education, VIZ. Onkograrhy,
Reading, Writing, AfitdG@ic, and
English Grammar, per session l. 81
hihe Languages, Geography, lhe use Of
The Globes, ana other higher baneh-
o, per session 10 %
IN erery case pagaLie one hci'i in adeaace.
Tho females viii be more especially under
tbe super!ntenduace and care OF AIRS. Ana MI
Ter. The striclest and most as,iduous alen-
lion will be bestowed on the scholars, bota is
respects their moral and literary improve
nshis; and from his long experience "a This
employment, the subscriber hopes To give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAAlL. 4. MILLER
?. $. Every scholar viii be considered as
engaged ill the end Of the session.
The School will open he lst Of ianaary,
l323- December i. I5~iW
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Museum cf' Foreign Literature
and Science.

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nc haluleo' iAis ( terpt~e, may be unbet
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a list of Itetters.

Remaining IN The Posi- Ogice, LgnedbWg,
ia. 8fd Decea,ber, 1892.
.g-Thomas Acree, Mrs. Mary Adams,
Rev. Henry Alley.
B-Themas ". Barton Q, Henry R..llin-
oar lanes Boiling, Jr William l.. Boiling,
Miss Judith Bernard, Col. Joseph Bell,
Rlai Claudns Buster, Arthur Brown, Fiel-
d,ag Bnsh. james Bell Mathew Bellamy,
Anderson Rooth, Richard Brown, Spencer
parnard. Mrs. Ann Bunting, Thomas +.
Bowles, Miss Elizabeth Barns, e. Blunt, Jr.
C-John Couch, ST.. Jacob n. Cardiac,
@ Miss Maria Craig ., John Case, Silly
CaL, Richmond J. Curle 9, Capi. Waddg
cohbs. Francis ". Childress, John Gala
~ 0. Ahuer Coffee, Ellison Clark. Chas.
c Clarkson, George Golfer, Micajah Clark,
CLERK Chancery Court.
D-James b. Dare, Nimrod Darneii,
william c. Dobson, Miss Ann Dawson,
william Digges 3, William cambridge,
pev. Lewis Dawson, Nelson &. Dawson 2,
Iames Il. Darnell, Silas Duyali, Jas. Dear
;or !. x w. Dunnn5ton.
E-Hrs. Elizabeth Eubank, Thos. Eu-
bank, Jr Joseph Echols3 3.
F-zacharl;h Freeman, David Foster,
Edward fountaine ,, Moses b. Freeman,
John .. Farnsworth, William Floyd, John
Francis.
G--Rev. Enoch George, John Guthrie,
Jacob Goode, Jr. Ned Goochland, joan u.
Goodwin. Miss Maria Gray, Peaehy Il.
f,llmer, Miss eliza A. Green. Gregory &
Amber Garland, Walton & Penn 4.
H-Ellis Hunter Q, George :. Holloway,
Joseph Hardwick, James Hutchcrait, 5a-
muei L. Hooton, Nat Herndon, Edward
Hughes, G, ore W. Hudson, Ohm II nuts,
AltAander nj. Hepburn, Samuel |. Harri-
sDn.
i-James Johnston, Charles Johnston,
Irving, Langhorne y Co.
Andrew nennirr, Miss Sarah NJ.
King Joshua Knight
WINSTON Lucas, Saml. Lawson, Jas.
Le,ingston, NJ. Love, y. n. Lewis, irving,
Laaghorne Il Co. Il. & W. Lanonerne :,
Mrs. Margaret II. LightfOet.
M-Miss Mary c. Mitchell, Jaines Me-
Eoo,. Edwin Mathews, Charles Mays,
William Millner, Edward &. Mansfield,
Joseph c. Megsinson, Miss Lucy III. Moor,
lame, McDernot, John Moleni, john fie-
Call, lessee Miller, Capt. VIM. Michel.
". ii. NASH, ppelItI -Noi'Ci'
P-Miss Mary C.Powell, John Perelyal,
Clement piercell, Benz. Perkins, William
Poindcxter, Robert Perre, Wright & Pol
lard.
R-Lucius c. Rouse, Philip Ransbarger,
John Richardson, silsiana Right, Ja,nes
Risaue. David Reese, Eliza Robertson.
S-Peter Sehmuek, John Smith ?, Ma
thew Sturdiyaat Joseph Slaughter, Watt
Seay, Lindsey Shoemaker, Elijah Sparks,
Edmund n Sale ;, Compton Stockton.
IA Truslow, William fucker, Calvin
Tate, Melville Talbot 8, Samuel Iardy,
Townsend lrus.oN, Ansoa liasiey, q.
Towies, Greed Taylor, David Tmsiey, "a.
heb 'gerrrll, ap.. Wla. Turner.
Mrs. Jane {. y enable.
W-Mrs Elizabeth Williams, Howson
s. White 5, A, II. s. addhl, William Aa8
ker, Mrs. Fanny d. Watts, Waller Williams,
5, Seth x ard, j. Miss judith A. wilson,
Henry J. Walker, Edmund Winston, Geo.
B y ooJson.
I-.4rs. Yore.
JOHN ID. MDRBELB, P. NJ.
January 5. tc3w p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14

Nhat do folks shy ! IN the question--a
question thai has more influence on the
manners of mankind, than all the laws of
society. Folks must tnlk~-the more thew
talk the better Who can resist The in1t-
enee OF what folks say2 When | hear a
man say he DIES not care n lafthing what
folks talk about him don't believe him: If
do, consider him an abandoned, unprin-
cipled man, fully ripe for the operation Of
ld@. Most people believe thai thc rood
order OF society depends wholly on The
wise construction Of the laws | do NOT
The good opinion Of our neigllbos, and the
people within The circle oi our acuuain-
lance has ten times more Influence on
our conduct and department in life.
Than MI Tue laws that ha,e been en-
acted lrsm The days of Siolnnon to the pre-
gent time. How shall we obtain this opin-
ion II folks don't talk aud talk great
deal too. always feel uneasy when 4
hear people finding fault with their neigh
bors for talking about folks. II is az :iccrs-
sary 10 good order IN society, az winds.
aud storms 10 produce n saInbrious atmos-
phere. We may curse folks for talking.
and curse again, so much the better nh.
discovers the good effect il has. Al Grst
We resent the injury, bat folks talk again
we then begin toconsidcr whether we have
given occasion for the observations ifso.
we shall reform, at least be more circum.
speet IN cur behaviour Few of IA arc
such veterans, ab To move on in drfauee og
the good opinion Of the people among
whom we live. But folks that talk a great
deal, tell iase stories, and often iniure tho
reputation Ofiheir neghbor This Il n tenn
potaly evil winds aud rain often do great
mischief, no argument that they are ,lnne-
| ccssnry II Is not at VII surprising, that in
our great zeal in good calise, W, should
sometimes trespass and pass the hounds Of
rIsId tritli What great injury is done
our neighbor perccyes that we are watch
| lna and talking about his conduct in life.
and will sci guard over all his actipns.
lest he give occasion for folks TO talk in fu
tote. Talk away my friends and keep
talking eploln secrecy il you please, no
| matter your friend has always his bosom
friend, 10 whom he can enfrust the secret.
aud you may be sure it will not fail coming
to the eals Of the person talked about; it.
all tends directly To the reformation ofman-
ncfa, and surely must be the only reason
why there is talking about each other
We lnust not only be instant in season, but
our neshbor, il preaching out of season.
II IS a melancholy truth, that most people
dread lie disple'sure of the public, more
than the yengea ce Of heaven, and il ~ o.
qualify true, thai taking and ridicule Of our
nclghbor often nlakes Il deeper impression.
than the sober, solemn truths of diyiDe re,
velaton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
Epjg IN Oelo5sr rW be Patli5bef,
a 4..A{ NAP on FLORIDA.

a ZEN NAP or FLORIDA.
? SOs:t iBiD #aobafecedt actual surveys and
: j aL-,f., i5n4, mi a.ao ir.m duthralc do
.umep,,, IA &C aid COLLECTED Outing a re5.deuee
IA that count y
TO acgenga the-map, bit for The public
eea,erirpge .ssued scfndcIf, vii appear a.
he 3,n,e time,
OBSERVATIONS upoN TIE FLoRfDAs.
TiUB ofi1in5 n9tss, taken jun 3eYefoi
I1trai,s in tnetsrihorv, particularly tatougr
ars hitherto nneXj iolod, AM ilonnaton
drawn from tn most autncuNc sources. ~
CHARLES N16HOII-. civil dnG tope9rafb-
,col engineer, lltely OF south Ga Ohm, aad al
pie-sr;t ,esl eutsaNeyof 10 Fast fiafiaa.
The map vii he ah.ul ~ inch square. ae.
lncatgd on a scaie Of p miles 80 enc lnch the
whole OF re piae'psl, AID almost ri. tn THU
iaiy watet courses, snl ch'et Lakes vii h,
Laid down the existing sarrag" road, and ali
the nam inHian pads tie nance 4 Plsces
cnt oItamm,pt, e.. ~ifte uotc'i: toe lecai aP.
prittions heiH- ca Gully lctaIue1 t. aTo1d ca
ia ION. as It wi lie an obleCt 10 rcndef the map
a. convenient als uteiii as possible .otfa feiIeis.
In 1car.adct oltae &C elai details, al tue lafge
Grants oil ma VII be located IS lar as practical
bl
The accompanying box viii conan a re
view ri GA. site t.c PfD"lnCcs ~ stat ste j
aud civil Il, =, aiew ,eara previous to, and
ii tn pylipd q. ther ces4ton.
A sammar, iJai1n a. ,hl country III Sc
nciaI, ,- icspect SIT, l.,nate, and to- raP' al
detail, aith rsm.tns Oh "a different appiofi-
att c Ia e. particularly coffee, susa,, cuba to-
hacco anoiruit.
Al sbstact. as far as attainahle, oil all the
. a Is mace y the Spasisa thocit'es IN lhe
tlorid $, viii The names = t'c ois,eai e
tee &C. Explanations OF =. principles upon
" ica ilndS uefa eane'a y coneened, and az
account OF ihe different lass, 'oial ordefs' &c
author sing lie forerret t1inase & ans.
such inIo uiaiien respecting The inllans, tic
"reck'ns yeie'a am ~ 'ht sA'ss ana - III;
rs i,ilor fere8,ineta toe puiic
The price vii be maze as 'ow IS possible, y
5ea pI esus'ed that tn map and p'tn'''le' may
be issued at n SIM 70 exec irg s. iof ho'h.
81. augustine, Jaae p, I6-2,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
[No.4 40.
From The piiiare Record.
FROAI Ny uAhEH ,rAl.I !


"a b me y eriod Magdalen sstapleton, rs
she came ringing her hands ont If the eel
lar. +" Whit is the matier--wliat aiIs the
slrl - sail Mrs. Wiiiworth - las an adj
der BIZ you - !" Oh, no. Iiaye you run
a nail in your foot 20 tAh! no but vas
thinking AZ placed the heavy pot of lard
on The shell, that ia was hurried aud had
baby, aud il had grown large ennnghto fol-
low me, aud The pot bad .iden on its head,
7 might have Killed the poor, blessed III
lie creature 2 And here her tears flowed
alresb
And pray, gentle readers, how much
better funded are Is-g0lls Of the ffo,-
hlfs that aflci youselsea, OF tie other inha-
bilanis Of the world. How few--how We
~ lew, are the real requisites oflle. They
bear a fair relation to the little needed az
Ter we leave tho world. Then few
boards, a winding sheet, and six feet by
two el earth, answer al our purposes. Now
thousands Of families live, and eniey their
living, Who feed upon less than is wasted
from your supplies.
Cumming wanted honor wanted fame
-~"anted revenge NJ 'Dullie, several
thngs mol more reasonable. ArabeIla is
happy or miserable MS she finds that her
bohnet is No. 60, and her friend Char
ldlte'h l'w numbers lower or higher
ruin - unhappy that SHE was NOT invited
70 Drboralfs party----Jared Is unhappy
because John has Il house larger and better
furnished, although his own has more
room aud Is finished ia style Of supefilu-
GUS elegane'--- Could you stop half tho
loue taees IN the city, aud compel them 10
tel You The cause Of their gloomy aud de-
spending looks, you would find thnt their
unhapPiness had rs little foundation ~
Magdaleh sihpleton's.
What tlen What question ----Go
to be mDfe ralional In " lat you desire
ENJOY The good things within your power,
without ,alnl, tgbing for thnse beyond
1t or making yourselves miserable on ac-
count oil iaueied misfortune or imaginary
Ills. OLD HODGE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-14
Journal cf Foreign Mediciae.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN. Jr. II.
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.

rs It's tie Indicate, the Journal Now Offered
to The patronage oithe pubic, wi be con uct-
ed entirely on the p inciple ct Seleci OF. The
leading leaure ol he pl.u, more dis, nelly enun-
catcc, u To present at stated intervals, sort
synopsis oi the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
AID kevlews, appropriated to Meaielne aid -
kind, cd Sciences.
No one WI doubt The pc'tance oi this d.
sign, who : conyetesn' W tn tie periodical
wOr : oi Europe. A. rs incident l. suth pn0-
icaliors, the matter which they con Al = att
Fethe ct Inlxsd nature. and OF re IL. tie IA ii
unequa 1hey are av't lie q, where golden
wheat is too 81 en- choi>ed Lv useless % fe ~
ciuus tares, AID where it imp. us The TIE
p udent hasbanlmap, To REJECT tie one, aLo
hoard the oihsr. Those puhhca.lons ar,
moreover, at tals time So III etous, - co>tl3
and SO difficult Il he procuted, that ally they
ca1 on be consulted by IA &c mao IT, oI tit
culhvators OF science IN the Urtc1 States. tato'
a medium somewhat siruila 10 the one noN
proposed. ltistf ereiav meant to Eve an ex-
tract 80 opons 81 their con ent - mo- onh to
exhibit the 1ostese 1.-THE physical ieEees =
broad, butte do away, IN great degree, nc
cce>Stv Of ecu in. / ,hc NO X, tnemse ye,
Tue content ofthe jon nal will be ariangeJ
under he divis o. OF
/. Select d Papers.
@. Selected Re,irWs.
g. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 Lit OF New Publications..
he wo X II pnbi-he IN numters II .leuua-
~, Apt July, and October, to'miag We. y &
large volume.
Ills Journal is continuation 81 the Zee.
tric itePe'toly, and Was commeuceJin Jmany,
1871.
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o. The EolroRs OF THE VlGelSiAN,
(agents Tor Lynchburg and its 'icinity,) So
Gcit subscription, to the above wofts.-
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal of Scirdce, particularly, are
now well csfabl shed. and hive dec,drd
claim 10 public support, as forming inpor-
TINT parts of our putioHoi literature.
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AN the night of the Goth Of December
? las. my POI&EJ .BJDh Nss stolen
from ny house. II wa Of red morocco, aud
contained number OF papei.- among thcln,
IA bond On John 4. Campbell for sc,enl!-hye
dollars, gigca in December 1919, and paya-
bic 10 Lewis franklin on Use irst q ianHhry,
lS23. Ihisis 10 fotWatn an porsons rom tid-
ding for or taking On ASST um"nt q said bond,
as have not il any why Disposed ri II.
LLNl3 FhhskiIN.
January 3 IL y