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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
DIED.


In this town. yesterday morning, an infant child o
MI William Harris.
AT Serampore India, Nov TO- 1922, Mr.. Felix Ca
son Of pr. Carey, the Baptist missionary Al
Nehersield, Con. while visit TO his friends, Rev
David Parsons d n. IF Amherst, Ms. aged 74&
In Montgomery, Penn. Rev. Silas Hough, ID. D. a
Ccd SO. in Huntington CO. Penn. Rev. Nm. A. Boyd
In Boston, Mr. Robert C1uii gham, aged "A.
In Kentucky, al his residence on Salt River, Mr.
Andrew Buntin. aged near 80. lie old rev.
outouary soldier, aud fought under Shelby at Kings
Mountain.
At his residence in Downing College, Cambridge,
Edward Christian Esq Professor Of the Laws Of Eng
land and Chief Justice of the Isle Of Ev He was
the learned Editor OF Blackstones Commcntares.
In Hallo'Sell Miss Sarah Achn, aged I8.-in ST.
Adams, Mr. Gonld French aged 81 In Brunswick,
MIR. Edward Sewal. of Ilalowel, aged l9-ln Frank
fort, Mrs. Lydia, wife of Mr.. Nchemiab Rich. = In
Brooks Mrs Sally wife Of Mr.. Benz Silley, aged 4
In Exeter. Nc. Mrs. Dolly Holt, aged 81.
la Standsh, yesterday morning. Miss lletta
T.. eldest daughter Of William Tonpson, Esq.
aged 10 years. Funeral this day at , O'Clock
r. NJ.
n G,rh,n, a;h ulr. JAMES KETTELI Esq. Of Lime
REX nd late Post Master Of thaI phase aged 57tor SONS"
yfas he formerly repr sented n town O. nn gion ~
the Legislature 81 MaSsac husetts fora nytm has ssrv'd
the prbc u~cr OF the Peace aud ia other places OF
honor and trusiHis judgment was sound md his nina
we'll I'd with general kn0wlep che hal seen o0rSld
cradle c the ~ hs proen 5v bis intercourse with
it-h"re are few msn whose manners were more Ioisho
Or who could with more sssnme The department OF
gehi nanhis hgh nundto aift nts 1ispsitio
genr0ns anil Iring ard had fortune been KIND 20
him. he kind 10 orhrTs gratitude would hive ID
many sh to bis memory and affect on mary WIZ
rrssrs testify 70 ms worth.
TN Boston. Thursday last, the Hon. JOHN PHIL
LIPS 81 tn,ineit. wotthN AID ufa e'ti'
This public b-rrav exp cted Ss AL
hctve AT rhe organization Of the LegslaIure on Wei
fesd he appeared pl with his waited chez fu
Being the Senior SENATOR IL his duty invite
the nbes be in order. nd Ire side during the
ogani ~ th serar md he Put all the qnestions
and adr tho roiafioas incident he OCCASION II bis
anaf Gle distinct, ard discriminating mann-r and an
uonneed The result of tn baot for Frfsdeut Of ne
Sen in which hims n the unslcCessful csrdI
dsfrl srh rfcr equtr and very cordially i'odu
{, the prtsd 10 III chair He sfterwsdS q the
request the esidnt. admin jhr oath ni ofh
The Eerk his customary Tenn and impressive MAJ
nar re alSo oiced in rh- procession 10 the Old South
ereingrSe observed unite IN fhe services
their cinsr. Aheur O'Clock Thursday morning.
the sFmftoms o. his dis r-E~fNL bs~ril heecmine
s'ermsRr. ne.li aii farrd him. Eur vifhouG trrct
and h. bresftst aisls.t " msr.ss befoe oeieck
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
CHTpWRFCK

Capt. Ross Of the sCEr. Leader, from Belfast
fell IN with the wreck Of the schr. Jet, of Cas-
tine, on Tuesday morning last, about leagues
sonth Of Segnn She was filed with water, her
main mast cut away and lying along side. Capt.
Ross brought into this port her standing rigging,
cables and anchors, being all lie could find. The
sails had been takenaway before, and there we're
indications that some other vessel had had the
wreck in tow. A hole had been cut through the
deck. Capt. Ross again went out, and on We'd
nesday toy7ed the wreck into this port. She has
since been searched and a seaman's chest, a
barrel Of -four, bags of corn, small quantity
Of pork, small gold watch, and few other
small articles, have been found.
On Tuesday. o gentleman ID this town receiv-
ed letter from Mr.. Carlton IIurd, candidate
for the ministry, dated at Phipsburg. He in
forms that H. above schr. Capt Snowman, sail
cd from NeRburyport on Saturday afternoon ;
that coming ont Of tIarpswel harbor on Sabbath
evening with light :. w. wind she was struck
nv sudden gust about | ! O'Clock, and immed-
atc,y cspsizcd. He informs that one of the
hands was lost and that himself and wife got
safe 10 land about one in the morning, having
lost all EXCEPT the clothes they had on.
SchE Oliver, Higgins, Of Bath, arrived at Salem on
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
At Private Sale.
ATWOOD & QUINCY

At HrlNatG Sale.
ATWOOD & QUINCY, .
No. z Jones Rolg, Erchange-Strset,
A VESSEL on the SToCKs....
~ She is built of good white oak, on
La%iNNA Dameriscotta river so feet keel
% feet and 6 inches besm-depth
Of hold feet-Aoor timbers IL inches squire.
She can be finished for high or low deck.-She
will be sold on good terms.
II Casks Block Tin 1eapots,
new lot Of Stone Ware, Jugs, Pickle and
Butter Pots &c. &c.
$50 reams single and double Wrapping PAPER,
1000 bundles cut Tacks, from i2 TO Is OF.
n tierces Shagbarks, at a very low price,
t4S boxes No I, Chocolate,
900 bbls Mess, No. |, 2, and 8, Beef,
Flat, square and round English Iron,
pipes Holland Gn,~
bbls. brown Sugar,
OI5-JUST RECEITED,
ripes first quality Cognac BRANDY,
10 whole and half TieTces NEW RICE prime
quality,
10 Boxes Loaf and Lump SUGAR,
Hhds. Havana MOLASSES,
boxe. cold pressed Castor Oil,
baIes W y YIN.
Pipes and 'qr. Pipes Pico WINE,
100 ums and boxes fresh FIGS,
100 sides Sole LEA TIER,
10 half bbs. Split PEAS,
1000 gals. first quality ". 5. Sperm OIL
bale Calcutta TWlNE,
200 boxes bunch RAlSINS,
case French PAPER HANGINGS, with
cloth borde s to match,
A do. American, do. do.
Chests Souchong TEA.
81 doz SCYTHES,
90 doz. SlCKLES, sc. SC.
A lot Of English SHOf,
Bales blue, blk. and brown
Broadcloths u Kerseymeres
Valencia VESTINGS, Cassinet Madras
HANDREKCHIEF5,
SO ps. BEDTiCkING,
30 ps. brown SHIFTING.
40 do. check aud stripe GINGHAMS,
80 bales cotton WARP,
20 ps. sATTFNETTS,
few elegant Merino olIA WIS. will be soid
very low;
q bales containing $50 ps. hleached and
brown SHlRFINGS, Just received:
May 2s, 1853.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03

~. Fh'N grafu7te! II the Universv IN -7s and ~.
- ws 20 ne 81 year Of Mrs age. He ,inc IA for
M o-F. az" vasn quite young sppoi~.h County A.,
t"ley OF s'h TX aud tor nearly rhitd OF c-ntr-,,
seStalneu. ~ emIitngv. and with unnsuaI ~
9iv ana s4cctss. high and importA oces in TIL Idi
tt partment. and 10 the government Of he SIR. ~
hduve to"n ani the Univ~rsryHis prvare life ,vss
Ani~be as hrs public life us-fu His d-.ih US IL,
nonuced 70 the Legislature Thnrdav fyr4,oon w.
mediatelv 4djnrnedA Re- . 80; IN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
PUBLIC SALES.


10 be sold az fublic .lucsion, by order Of The
Supreme judicial Court. on WEDNES-
Day, the 10Th day Of JWiy merit, at | O.
clock, q. m. on the premises. the Ioiio1ging
described Real Eeta,e, belonging 10 the heirs
Of Robert Brogdon. late Of Portland. az
the county Of Cumberland, mariner, deceas
ed, Uiz.
A LOT Of LAND situated ia Cross Street,
"A Dorthsrly by the passage way leading from
Cross-Street TO Josiah Paine's lot South by
William Chadwick lot, pnd east ny said stIeet.
containing twenty one rods by estimatieus more
or less. BENJAMIN lLSLEY, guardian.
Portland, June 8, 1928.
HILL be Sold al PUBLIC AUCTION,
for The purpose Of closing aa Admiaistrg-
ton Gccoant--Oa SATURDAY,, the t1gen-
ty-irst day 81 JaHe. az t1go O'Clock p. .M.
(UNaEss PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED oFl
A r the Dwelling-House ofJACOB JONES
"a in North Yarmouth, the following descrb-
ed Real Estate belonging TO the Estate Of Doct.
DAVID JONES, late Of said North Yarmouth.
deceased. viz one eighth part OF the GRIST
Hill and privilege on The lower Fails on Roy
ais Riter ard additional AIill privileges o. said
Falls-Onc share 10 UNION WHARF-Oue and
half acfss Of SALT MARSH lying .af esolsins
River above Davis Bridge Al.o between 20 and
80 acres Of LAND, lying on the easterly side
and adjoining Royals River and the county Road
leading from P0rticad to Brunswick, which has
good proportion Of Moving, Tnlage. Pasture
and Wood LAND, with two Mill SEATS belong
ing to the premises.
TERMS made. known at the time Of Sale.
For further particulars inquire Of the su5scri-
bers. JACOB VI. JONES, Err
JAMES &. HILL, .4uct'r.
North Yarmouth, May % 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
CHELMSFORD GLASS


No.11, Jones Ron, E1ehaags street Poriiand,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIYED-
$50 qr. casks Off R. F. and T. P.
500 canisters r. f. and +. and T. p.
Which he will dispose Of al the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers ofthe U.iStates Ordnance
Departme Ut, and many others wins. have used the
same.
large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished At a short notice.
01T-GentlelOen sfe invited to call and examine
he above Powder. If Oct. %.
GNFRAYED from the subscriber on Thursday
> last, small black COW, having small
spot % her left side, where the hair had been
recently rubbed of. Whoever will return said
Cow or give information where she may be found,
shall De suitably rewarded
OLIVER {. HARTSHORN.
Portland, June 2, 1898
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03

Every Man Of the WorIdr knows that "The
wheel OF Fortune" presents The best WAYS s.
Means OF 'Rssing the Wind The " ldow ,
as well as the SMaId in her Teens may be a.snr-
ed, this is 'Ihe way TO get Married : Prize
increases the happiness OF sThe Honey Moon a.
j. an excellent thing 'rhFee Week after MAJ
rIage Not even Love for Love- without a
Bank Note can make Happy Family 'The
Poor Gentleman, who warts a Ifuinpa.' and
The Citi2en,' who Is in The Road TO Ruin
should Try Again ! as'Fortune's Frolics' may
teach them 'How 70 grow Rich Its "A New
Way 10 Pay Old Debts which every sPlain
Dealer should make il The Point of Honor 20
learn. 1t is The Turnpike Gste,' where 'Ths
Finger POST directs you TO 'Grend Speculation ,
1T - the best Cure For the Hesrt Ache + and
whoever meets With The A greeable surpriZe.
may sing Begone Dali Garrett he Gsmester'
| and The Wit without Money will ind Il an *
ceiIeot Brau's Stratagem, and as BeIle's S,rat.
agem' Il is Loves last Shift FiaaJlv, IL con.
taIns many secrets worth Knowing
All those no wish 20 avail themselves az The
above named advantages, are informed that on
seasonablr application, they may receive them IN
the following proportions. viz
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
.Hf1RPTED

In this town, Mr.. Daniel Antboine, Of Westbrook,
to Mss Jane Wylhe.
ID Westbrook, BY Rev. Mr. Bradley, Mr.. Thomas
Blake, o. Wesbrook, Miss Sally Frost, of Gorham.
In GOrham, by the Rev. MIR. Pomerov. Capt. John
Curtis Of this town. 20 Miss Stara r. Staples Of the
former place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03

THE heirs of CHARLES WILLIAms, seaman
= on boa.d 'he brig Mary, Capt. MERRILL,
lost owe, bosrJ on her late voyage. may receive
The balance due him, by calling on
n. & y. DANA, & CO.
PJrtland, June g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03

Thursday last, fell ID with TIC wreck on Monday and
took her in tow bat the wind blowing fresh after,
obliged TO leave her Capt H. took off three sails
which he intends leaving with Sanl. Gray, Esq Bow
doinham.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
FOR SALE
Deans Rheumatic Pills.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WOULD inform my Friends and the Public
that | continue TO make my Patent Rheumat-
ic Pills. and that no other person is authorized
to make them. But for the better accommoda-
tion Of the Public have sald he right Of venA-
ing them TO +. MAYNARD, ofthe firm Of MAY
NARD & NOyLs,) Boston consequently those
who have heretofore purchased Of me, as well
as others, are requested to send their orders TO
them. To prevent imposition the Directions
are all signed by me ID my own hand writing
aud the label on the outside wrapper is signed
by f. MAYNARD, in his own hand writing
without both signatures none are genuine.
EZRA DEAN.
Biddeford, Feb. %, 1928.
OF These Pills have been extensively used
IN many parts of the Uaited States for several
years with the happ:est effects, and great num-
bers have been relieved by them from the most
distressing attacks oftbe rheumatism. They are
recommended by gentlemen known to the pub
lie, in whom they have the utmost confidence.
The following certificate of the Hon. Judge
Thatcher, il is presumed will be quite sufficient.
"This may certify, that have freely used for
myself and family for several years, DIR. Deans
Pills, and do consider them safe and useful
family medicine. especially for the rheumatism,
IN which complaint, from what have experien-
ced. seen and heard, consider hem more efTec-
tual than any thing else have known used, and
! do think them a valuable discovery. For the
purpose Of extending their usefulness, and indu-
cling others to try them, | subscribe this certif-
cate. GEORGE THACHER
y. B.-The aforementioned Pills are for sale
in Portland by JOHN COE, at the store recent
ly occupied by Henry Buman. 3w
May 13.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
WIN. GoODELL & Go.

Corner Of Prince and Union Streets
neFER for sale 400 bush first quality seed
" potatoes, 1000 punches onions, 10 bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 wi new bacon well cured
Beeis, oats, and black eyed peas
RhdS aud tierces molasses
Hhds aud bbls sugar
Bbls beef (mess and prime No ~ =
DO mess pork, Goldfish
Nlackerel Nos !, . and 3 in bbis & half bbs
Bills tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at a low price
Do Nos and chocolate -
Chests III tea, Souchong do
Imperial and guupowdcr do in boxes AMI
. Id cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality @
Do lard, fresh raisns, cheese
Whskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughtons biiters in bottles
Papers spice btters
Indigo, copperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts VERY
cheap)
Seine Irvine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with a variety of other ar
tcles nj wholesale or retail. NIB. ship stores
put un on the best terms ian 20
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
MARRIAGES.

The advice of friends is often highly
"Sefulto prevent an imprudent match
IT it. seldom happens that marriages
- Il happily which have been made
from the opinions of others, rather than
from the judgment and inclinations of
the parties concerned for let the gene.
raj reasons on which the advice is found
ed be ever SO sensible, il is scarcely
possible that the adviser can take in all
the little circumstances Of taste and tenn.
per, upon which so much Of happiness
or misery Of domestic life depends
Besides, people are much more apt TO
repent of having been guided by the
Judgment ofauother, than of having fol-
lowed their own; and this is most likely
to be the case with the weakest minds.
Strong minds can decide for themselves
not by the opinions, but by the reasons
that are laid before them. Weak minds
are Influenced merely by opinions, and
never, either before or after their deci
SION, arc firm in abiding by the prepon
deratlng reasons.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
SUN FIRE COMPANY.

Extract from an act of the corporation of
Alexandra, for the extinguishment of
fires.
"Seciion7. Be il enacted, That if any
person who shall be present at any FIRE,
shall neglect or refuse to obey the order
or direction of any officer, who shall be
appointed by any fire company now estab-
lished, or which may be hereafter estab.
lished, knowing him to be an officer such
person shall forfeit and pay the sum of
five dollars provided the name OF such
officer shall have been first published i'll
one OF the public papers,"
At meeting of the Sun Fire Company
held at the town hall on Monday eve
ming, the 31st March, for the purpose
OF choosing officers to serve the pre-.
sent year, the following gentlemen
were elected.
Jacob Morgan, President.
John HooR Vice President.
Robert I. Taylor
Jacob Hoffman Commanders
Robert Conway
R S%i Z r 9 Ramsay Sub Directors
RObt l.. White
l. p. ThomhSon0
j. ID, Herbert o.,.,
Root. Jameson N's"i''0''
John Pohham
Jonah 7homhson
Nath. Wdtttes Trustees
Jas. B Nichols
Washington c. Page Treasurer.
Robf. l.. WAHe, Clerk.
april ct
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
Quarter Masters Office,
.MerchantabIe Oak Wood,
superintendent's Office, April 3.

DR0PoS AIS will he received by the sub
u scriber,until SATURDAY, the TWELFTH INST.
for cleaning the streets for one year secui ,iy
will he required for the faithful Performance OF
the duty. The duty of the contractor shall eS-
tend at all seasons to keeping open the cutters
at the intersections os all paved streets, lanes and
alleys, from distractions by filth, &c. That all
dirt manure, or other offensive substances, all
brick bats, stone OF rubbish OF any Kind found
scattered over the paved streets, lanes alleys
for the deposite of which, permission has not
been granted by the superintendent of police, or
unless in the act of removal from the premises
of individuals, according 20 law, shall be
scraped into heaps and taken away forthwith,
beyond the limits OF the corporation
april JAMES CARSON, sap. Police.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11

Sugars, Molasses, Rum, etc.
F0HN II. LADD Il Co. have for sale, on ia
~ vorable terms,
ID bhds muscovado sugars
sd boxes brown Havana sugars
20 hhds molasses
80 hlids West India
&c Jamaica Rum
100 bbls ~ England
l3 pipes Cognac aud MarselIes bran ly
pipes Holland gin
l50 bbls old rye whskey
20 pipes de Araujos & Blandy & Co Ma
deira wine, in casks OF IL gallons
do or casks Pico Madeira (Lisbon carco)
Tenerifle cargo, Sicily Madeira aud currani
wine
so bags Havana aud st. Domingo coffee
60 barrels New York prime beef
$50 boxes Marseilies, marbled, white, and
Philadelphia yellow soap
70 boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
700 tons plaster
90 boxes window glass, various sizes
. 20 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm and common
whale oil, smoke behring's bbls, colourrg, wea.
vers' reeds, hops, glarrber salts, plo,. rs, cut
nails, writing paper, quilts, hats, shoes, boots,
Havana and Philadelphia segars, figs, fIberts,
rice, cotton, vinegar, sugar loaf, paper, binder
boards, &c. &c. march II
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
NOTICE..

TIME partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons having claims a.
gninst the concern, or either OF the parties, are
requested to present them to Thomas vowELL,
at the Mechanics bank and those who are
indebted 10 us. by bond, note, or open account,
are respectfully requested to pay, in order to
prevent the claims being placed for collection in
the hands ofau attorney THOMAS VOWEL,
anrI Q 81 IGl JOHN DOUGI ASS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
From the Charleston Courier.
NAPOLEON,

l NAPOLEON,
In his Memoirs, states, that while in
the army Of Italy, being much fascinated
with handsome lady, the wife of one of
the French deputies, who accompanied
bim--that she might be able to form
some idea Of battle, he ordered an al
tack OIL the advanced post of the enemy,
although in the event of its being sue
cessful, as it was, it could in no wise
prove advantageous. That the attack
succeeded. but several lives wore LOST
and he never ceased to regret the affair.
This is another proof how mischievous b
beauty--apd affords topics of consolation
to those who without its charms, cannot
aspire to its power, and dwell not in its
dangers.
Bonaparte lived to see this lady dis
mant'ed Of her beauty, and reduced to
extreme Indulgence, who with great diff
Guilty, and after many repulses, obtained
access TO his presence. He generously
relieved her wants. and expressed his
surprise at her friendless situation but
IT required not the sagacity of Napoleon
10 know, that power decays with beauty,
and obscnrity involves the poor.
1t may not, at this time, be deems
Irrelevant or ill-timned to publish the fol-
lowing extract from an appeal published
by the rev. Arthur 0'Leary an Fish Ro-
man Catholic priest. 1t is well to hear
what people have 10 say for themselves
rather than to hear it at second hand OF
perhaps from the mouth of enmity OF
prejudice. Dem. Press.
"lf in reality, the tensts OF my church
were such as ptejudice and ignorance
proclaim them :--if they taught me that
papal dispensation could sanctify guilt,
sanction conspirscies, murders, the ex-
tirpation of my fellow creatures OH ac-
count of difference in religious opinions,
| P~'JN'y W hOLhutC .tnC otOOIJC cause
by pieus breaches of allegiance to pro-
| testant kings or rebellion against their
government IF it we're an article of my
belief, that priestIy dissolution, without
sorrow for my sins, or resolution of a.
mendment, had the power of charm to
reclaim me to the state of unoffending
infancy and enable me,like Millions devil,
to leap from the eulph of sin into para.
disc. without purifying my hea {, OF
changing my affections If it were an
article OF my faith, that the grace of an
indulgent God gave me the extraordinary
privilege of SHINING without guilt, or of.
tending without punishment; ifit incui-.
Gated any maxim evasive of moral recti.
tude: iii word, if the features Of my
religion correspondent with the pictures
drawn of itin flying pamphlets and ami
versary declarations, would consider
myself, and the rest of my fraternity, as
downright idiots, wickedly stupid, to re
main one hour in state which depriyes
us of our rights as citizens whereas
such an accommodating scheme would
make them not only attsinable, but GER
tain." .a