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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
FOR SALE.

A two story DWELLING HOUSE, situated
a on Cumberland & Locust Streets. Well plar ed
ana very convenient FIR TWO families, with three
good cellars, entirely separated With a never fail
ing wei OF excellent water 81 commands a view
OF Back Cooe and the ssnrrsundng country. and
Is 20 evry re-peCt delightful situati n AMI W II
worthy the attention Of those no wish 10 invest
money in profitable real estate, as il may lie rent
cd Tor two tsmies 20 pay large interest on the
investment.
To accomodste The purchaser a part O. the pur-
chase money would be Il ken IN other real estate,
consisting Of small house and / Of land al
a Convenient distance from the oeute Of the town.
For further particulars enquire of JOHN POW i.
ELL, on Long Wharf (u)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

At Court IF Probate held Portland within and 70 the
county 81 Cumberland. the third Tuesday Of January
IL rhe year OF our Lord eighten hundred and twenry
three
TOHN w. MELLEN. administrator Of the estate of
C GeorFe Pirrce, late Of North Yarmouth, IN sid
county. C-nt deceased, having presented his hrsg
Of OF the Of said deceasrds
and also petition Of the widow of said deceased for an
allowance Of his personal estate:
ORDERED, That the said administrator give notice 10
all by causing copy Of this order be
Published three weeks successfully in the Portland zees
printed said Portland that III, may sppear Pro.
bate Courr held said Portland the thd Tuesday
OF February OF the clock in rhe forenoon and
shew use. if any they h,v VII, the sane should be
allow ed, and gr inted. BARRET POTTER. JUDGE.
Arrne copy attsst-Horatio Southgare, Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

In this town, 26 inst Mrs. Abigail Brewster, aged
II. Funeral this afternoon from the House of Mr.
David Tucker. Friends and relations are requested
attend.-On the 26th inst Miss Elizabeth M A..
Chadwick, aged 20 years Funeral from her Mothers
house, Fore street, this afternoon O'clock Friends
and relatives are requested 10 attendants. Elizabeth.
wife Of Capt William Smith, aged aoout 3O.-Mr Fee
kie Gushing. ofLongs island. in this harbor aged ~
In this town Mr.. William Morse, aged 36-Capt
John Prtchard aged so
AT Hudson, ". Y. Mrs. Allen, mother Of IT, Allen
Her death supposed have been fastened by that
Of her son. vino fell in a contest with pirates.--At
New Haven Elias Shipman, Esq. aged as. Mr. Thad.
deus Beecher, an aged citizen.-At ST. Thomas Mr.
John Appleton of Portsmouth N. H.-At sea. Sent.
l6 on board ship Gaa'ea. from Batavia Francis Cash
ezer Tibbets 21.-At Gloucester, Mass. Widow An.
ma Dorsett, of this town, 81.
10 Eastport, Mrs Sarah F. wife Of Mr.. Ezra Whit
nev. aged 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

Ar Court of Probate held Portland, within ard for
county OF Cumb rland the third Tuesday of January
in the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
three
ErDMUND PRATT. Administrator Of the -state Of
H. Abraham Mitchell, late ~ Freeport in said county.
having presented his second of
adrnirisi RI tiou cf The estate ofsaid decessed
ORDERED, That the said administrators give notice
all persons by causing COPY ~ this order be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY ~ tn Portland Gazeres
printed at said Portland that hev appear Pro.
bate Court be held SAID Psrrlni he third Tues
day OF FebTu of the click rhe forenoon.
and shew cause il any they have. why III should
nor be al owefl. BARRFT POTTER. Tu4g>.
true copy attest-Horatio Southrate, R-P.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

schss Ossipee Enmons Saco Maine. Emery Of Sa-
co, from ST. Thomas and Turks Island brigs Missioa-
airy, Downing, OF kennebunk, fom Alexandra; Tro-
pic, Stevens of this port, from Campeachy add Ha-
vana.-20h. brig Nestor Weeks, of this port 80 days
from Guadaloupe.-2lst. schr. Marcia. Of Saco, rs
days from Savannah.-22d, brig Florida, Duren, of
Kennebunk, 81 days from LIverppool.--23d. schr.
Fountain, Hill, hence Cl. 18th, bgs Nestor and Tro-
pic, and schr. Dolphin, for this port.
On the 10th inst. boats. from Provincetown,
boarded the schr Betsey Of liallowell, miles from
the Race. She was on her beam ends. no person on
board deck ripped up full Of water all her sails wash
ed away, except the flying ib, and no cargo. Having
cnt away her masts, they attempted to her in but
drifting TO leeward they abandoned her, after taking
out cable, two anchors, iib some rigging c.-Some
infants clothing is said have been found on board
She was towed on shore, same day, by some Truro
boats.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
STATE OF MAINE.
BERLAED, Sc.

Court Of Common Pleas, ,
Dee. Term, "A. ID. 1922. (
ON the foregoing Petition, ORDERED that
the said Petitioner give notice Of the same by
causing the said petition with this order thereon.
TO be published in one Of the news papers printed
in Portland, three weeks successfully, previous
to the nc xt term Of this Court to be holden at
Portland, within and for the County of Cumber-
land, on the first Tuesday Of March next that
all persons Interested therein, may then and there
appear and shew cause if any they have why the
prayer thereof should not be granted
WIN. II. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Copy Of the Petition and order,
Attest, WIN. I. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
Jan. 28.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
tiaines and Morris.
OFFER for Sale at their Store in Main Sire

OFFER for Sale at their Store in Main Street,
= a general assortment of
GOODS in The GROCERY LINE,
which they will warrant to be of the first quail.
ty, and will Sc II them as low as G GODS ofeaual
quality can be bought at any store in town for
Cash Lumber, Country Produce, or Approved
Credit, Wholesale or Retail.
OF X. M.-Also inform their custome rs
that al NOTES or ACCOUNTS which have
been due them over four months, must be paid
the present Winter or they will be left with an
Attorney for collection.
Portland, Jan. 90. (tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

At Court Of Prob,re held II Po-.r wi hin and for the
county ofcumberland the thirl Tprssay of January
- the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
three
ELIZARETH HOWE, a1rnnistratrix Of the estate OF
Joseph Howe lat of said portsn d ant. deceass
ed having her second Of Administered ion
Of rhe sSrar- n said a ceased
ORDERED. Thar the said adinsr-atrix give rotice
all persons interested by causing cog of this order be
prbissd three weeks successfully 10 the Portland Gazre
printed said Portland. that they appear Pro-
bare Court 70 e held said Por Ind the third Tues
dav Of February II rhe clock ~ the
and shew canse il any thew have. WI, the sare houd
be allowed. BARRETT POTTER Judge.
true copy sttest-Horario Southgate. Reg
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

Ar Court of Probate held Portland within and for th
County Of Cumberland the third Tuesday OF January
IN rhe year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty
three.
N.ARY STROUT, widow Of EBENFZER STR OUT.
IVf of Durham, in said county. n. dec~ase
having presented her peison for thu assignment Of
70 hsr n The estate n said deceased.
ORDERED-That the said MARY give notice 20 All rcr-
int estei by Causing copy of this eder he pub
shsd three eks successivelv IN the Portland
printed said Portland thar thev appear Probate
Court be hed said Portland The h-sr TUESDAY
april next. Of the clock IN the forenoon and shrv
II any they have whv re e the petton
shouIdno be- granted. BARRETT POTTER. Tuips.
Arrue copy, Arrest. HORATIO SOUTHCATE. Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE Trustees Of Thornton academy offer for
sale one half tow nship Of valuable LAND,
situate near Moose-hecd Lake, in the county of
Somerset
The land is not inferior to any in the State
aud will be sold on long credit, satisfactory Sc
curity being made for the payment
Any proposition for the purchase thereof may
be made by letter (post paid) 70 the subscriber,
Saco' II. II. GREEN.
January 8, t92S. CIV
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
PUBLIC SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF
PIECE GOODS.

TOMORROW, "wednesday, 29th inst.)
at 10 O'CLOCK, a. M.
at OFce--No. S, Central RON, Fore Street
Ten Packages PIECE GooDs-
comprising good assortment Of articles suited
to the season.-Among which are,
Fine and superfine Broadcloths
Casino res-Flanhels-D Duff Is---stout plain
Cloths-black silk GalIoons-Ca Carlisle Ginghams
habit French kid Gloves-cotton Braces
worsted Hosery--blue Bandannas--Bomba-
zets, &c. &C.
Also-sdn,e time
6 packages Boots and Shoes
consisting of Ladies' morocco Boots, lined with
Lambskn-Mon's calf skin Boots, first quality
Ladies' morocco Shoes-Men's leather dam
cling Pumps-Ladies' morocco walking Shoes
Surtout Goats, with capes-2O Fur Caps, vari-
GUS descriptons-130 yds. superfne Carpeting
ulls-Rugs, &c.
JOHN ID. GARDNER, .Aucticneer.
Jan. 21.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

TIVE snssctie- hereby give public notice
ed thar been duly appointed and taken upnn
themselves. the of Executors of the Iss viii and
Testament of h.- 8. -4 A.. a
DAVID RAY.
ste Of oiisfeld in the county az Cnmhrard, Gentleman
deceased. BY giving bond the law drectsT rherr-
fore request all indebted the said de.
cessed% make rsne,liat psvrrent hose
any demands thereon exhibit re same sttc-
nent 70 DAN MORSE.
Harry HOLDEN.
Otsfeldgyan. IL. 1872.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
PUBLIC SALE.
nD 4UCTTON

{Yo AUCTION.
M Thin iron Teakeules, timed inside, assorted
LOO sizes from 10 quarts.
SO pr plated CandIesticks,
20 :" brass do.
240 groce suspender Buttons and Thimbles;
Oval Buttons, Hand Saws, Shoyels, Gin Cases,
Frying pans, Calfskin Pocket Books, Reticule
Springs, best plated Shutters and Trays; war
ranted gold Breast Pins, paste Ear Drops, &c.
~ The ADORE Mill be SoId at The
Long Room on Friday neat, Jan.
uary 81, at 10 O'Clock.
ATWOOD QUINCY.
TT Also.--W I'll be sold as a.
bove variety of CLOTHS and GROCERY
GOODS to close sundry accounts. Jan. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
,Ilost of their virtues TO the watery diluent it.

,Elost Of their virtues TO the watery diluent it.
SELF
MECHANICS, these observations demand your
serious attention. Too many of YOU are accus-
toned to the use Of" ardent Spirits" particular
ly Iourneymen and apprentices. Most of you
have read the comparison made by your friend
DR.. Franklin, who held the highest rank among
practical mechanics, and as high as any man 10
existence, as natural and moral philosopher !;
whose name will be handed down to the remot-
est posterity as the patron Of science, the pro-
moter Of the arts, and the friend Of man. He
was lcdter d,tnker Andwhat are your We
are ashamed to say too many Of you are g grog
drinkers - and you and your famili are suf-
ferers by it. ". Y. Mechanics Gazette.
Record Of CrimeS.-A person committed SUI
eide at Hartford, Conn. and woman in East
Hartford kitled her husband, who sick with
the rheumatism.-A tailor, by the name Of Nc
Kedn, was found murdered near Pittsburgh, by
having the veins and arteries of his neck cut
Sir Pirates were executed at Malaga on the
18th Nov; their dead bodies were quartered,
fried in oil, and placed Oh gibbets on each side
! of the harbour as warning. -Samuel BomeH
was lately convicted at Herkimer, New York,
of having killed a negro man: he was sentenced
10 10 years Imprisonment.
Accident A few weeks ago, Young gentle
man in Pennsylvania went to visit a young lady
to whom he had mind to pay court, AMI happen
ing to meet with several other beaux At theh0use
some merry fellow offered bet that the la
dy could throw him. After some persuasion
she consented to try her hand at it-and at it
they went, when after two or three trips, down
he came on his back, sure enough and SO hard
was his fall, that the hip joint was put out, and
was not replaced without great difficulty, & the
assistance Of surgeon: SO much for wrestling
with the girls.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

THE bsciber hersty gir suBiic notice al cnre-r{
that he has bseH day appoin nj faksE rpm hizssT
The If n me fau ETH end Tesf1-eEf lf
SAMUEL EATON.
late or b7osT in the csfy Ct cnHbsvizni Clerk L.
ceased by giVirr bond fhe i dfrscsHs srefore re-
rassfs aH 7po indebted 70 hs isfi 4caSsd
Etfrf make immediate oayrepf aEi fhoe 1vhO Rare
demsad therein, exhibit The for EsfIsrtg1u 70
JOSEPH EAT0H
Hs-pFusH, Jan. a., 1873.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.

THE President and Directors of the Cumber.
= land insurance Company, in conformity to
their act OF incorporation. hereby give notice
that their capital stock amounts to one hundre ID
thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars Of which
is paid in = that they are ready to receive pro-
posals to make insurance against the following
risks, Viz:-All kinds of marine insurance, on
houses or other buildings and on property there
in contained, within the town Of Portland, a.
ganst damage arising TO the same by fire, orig
mating in any case, except that Of design Of the
insured.-Not more than FIVE thousand dollars
will be taken on any one risk.
By order Of The President and Directors.
GEO. MEAD, Secretary.
Cumberland Insurance Office,
Portland. Jan. IA, 1923. 3cis.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
FRANCONL4NCOOK STOVES.
NATH'L CROSS.

~ q n l. tNOSC,
AS just received, on consignment, new
assortment Of
COOKING & PARI.OUR STOVES,
Of new ana improved construction +; the former
having been recently described in an advertise.
ment, and the latter not being susceptible of so
clear description here as can be done by an
examination OF them, the public respectful y
invited TO G. II and see for themselves. They are
offered lower than any other kind in use, and
upon credit OF twelve months, al the Factory
Prices.
Portland, Jan'y. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

JUST RECEIVED,
at No. 5, Central Roto, Forc.street.
n cases Gentlemens' BOOTEES, 1st and ID quality
Y packed for shipping and well calculated for a
southern West India market
2 casks Dutch Coffee MILLS,
NJ. superior Dutch Quilts,
| bale Ravens Duck,
80 reams Sheathing Paper,
Few thousand Spanish Segars,
Thompsons Snuff Harris Tobacco.
ALSO
3 bales cotton " arp,
10 hhds. Turks Island SALT-4O bbls Onions.
ton shipping BUTTER, Ne. l and ,.
Hhds retailing Molasses-cases Canton Sugar.
JOHN ID. GARDNER.
Protand, JAN Goth, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
TAKEN ADRIF 4.

nNthe 26th inst. yawl BOAT. The owner
~ can receive her by applying at this Office,
proving property and paying charges.
Jar. 28
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

At Court Of Probate held Portland 7uitn eni for the
county fcmbsrlond. The fhird Tstday Of Jrnrry,
the Il Lnrd eighteen hundred and fTusHy three.
Upon the fo-egcing Petition ERED That the Pc
fHicners grs noficfo az psrsou ntsrsfsa ~ causing
COPY If said PETITION 7Dh tfJ order therein 10 Be- pubed
in fe Pari nd Gar,ts- rss est5 spccscs!y, brier
the third Tussdy Of february next thaf they aay hss
aeseIr p o5afe Court Be- held the Phrts Office IN
sdd P0rfiaad attn ociock afhs lcn. crf s7v causs
If they haze, zuhy the prrysr IF tts esfinsrf shctd r
bs --ar'sd. BARRETT POTTER, Iutigr.
A true copy gf Psfifics end order.
fffesf. Horatio Seut5gsfe. Reg.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28

THE sntsryise h,r.by gives pr III rrs 70 ri ncsrrE
that h has5ssn dafy apoain.a an kkn apn mss re
trufo r Exsfzfer If fhe Idrf ETH I'D Tstfamsnf Of
SAMUEL LOklNG.
FYfs Of Moth Trronh in fse Of ctbrrezi Ye1r-,
3sre45ed. ~ vfTng ibid ~ la dirseI-Hs fberef
ss1neyts an cranf 1cho iie5d ths said dfcfaIsr
Itafs make irTHsIigts smsr rad they zDhe ha0e
IrnarIy ihsrr0n 10 exhibit ths ~ 81 rrrf
RIcE-EoND koREEJsr
Nsris 7arrssfh, 7as. ala is7s,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
To the Honorable Bdrren Potter, Judge OF
Probate for the COUNTY, of Cumberland

THE petition Of Samuel Seabry. jim Se1bary, Daria
4 Ssasyy Wfiiam Ssabnyy. and Benjasrin Sedbwy, an
f Noyh 7armonh. in iad cHn1, Abigai Grant 7Difs Of
DGnie CT mt. Betsy Grant. Tfe Of Nicholas Grarf, Of
Fresp9rt said and Sarah Gronf, Ui Of Samuel
Cant, Of Frsemen. the ccfy II Somerset an children
and heirs If Samuel Ssaby, Of cid Mort Yarmouth. de-
ceased, Seweth, That they nfercs'cd and ha0s title
heirs obovndwed 70 f iezyry described real estate,
in North 7armah. being aHfhe homestead farm Of
The late Samsi se5buy blnda south ~ srly By ianI be-
Longing TO Jeeph Maton; north 7Os5riy ~ LSvi Mitchell
and others land norhsdtsry BY Shrah D5vii land and
oueastery BY Con Hs river Containing hundred IN!
ixy nlors less 7uith az the 5Rdfngs Hsr rrnd
ing cOnting Of barn and hGLf d19sing hous -anS
the aid heirs prey that nour will irch real
estate a50uedsiribsi 10 be 2f0ided among The abucnoeG
per50n Tpho hs rriy egaf heirs the estate IF the
said Samuel Seabry decelsddnd your petitioners further
state that Judith SeqbRy TDidoD IF Iid Sgrus! has BY
dsed stated the t1psnffsth day Of JGnrry ntt renqshsd
her right # D'7uer in the above dsfcribcd premises.
JOHN w. MELLEN, Attorney 10 the heirs ab9rerrred.
Tar. al. I87c.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
Teas, Sugar and Tobacco, &c.

Teas, Sugar and Tobacco, &c.
On TUESDAY, the 4th Of February,
(nert 1Ueek( at III o'clock at Office No. 5,
Central Roc. Fore-Street
q z BOXES sou'g Tea-China's Cargo, 1st
90 chop,
IS NJ. Spanish segars,
Kegs Tobacco,
i Cask Dutch Coffee Mills,
NJ Superior Dutch Quilts,
25 NJ. Russia Quilts,
Bills. Brown Sugar.
The above Goods will be sold without reserve
TO close Concern unless previously disposed Of
at private sale.
JOHN D. GARDNER, .auet'r.
January %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-28
AMERICAN GOODS.
Horace Seaver.
At No. 2, .Merch 4rts Rep, Middle Street,
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
NINGHAMs, ICassimers,
~ Checks, Fulpd Cloth,
Stripes, Glass and MettIe But
c, hleached tons,
shaa3; anu and IN Writing, Wrapping and
bleached Sheathing Paper,
Bedticking, Binders & paste board,
otton Batting, Spanish Cigars,
Cotton Yarn, all Nos, Sewing Cotton all Noss
De. Do. deep blue and Colours,
81 and d Rose Blan Worsted Hose,
kets, American Tapes,
Sattinetts,
Togeth with an extensive assortment Of
Straw Bonnets, Braid and Trimming constantly
hand.
Portland, Jan %. If.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
Richmond. March 3,


THERE are some specimens OF mechanical inge
nulty IN this city, which we think, have not attrac
ted the notice they deserve. We aIlude to the
machines Tor making nails and brads which are il
operation in the factory Of Haxall and CO. Those
invented by MIR. Fl. Turner of this city, are sim
pie IN their construction and more perfect in theil
opef alton than any other machines for the same
pu pose that we recollect 10 have seen.-Their So.
pero'ity consists principally, however, in the am
ount OF abour which they perform in any giyer
time. This must appear almost incredible 10 an,
one, who has not assured himself Of its truth b,
observation Each nail machine cuts and head,
from two to three hundred nails in minute ant
no less than one thousand brads are made by on,
machine in the same space OF time. The MACH
merry IS moved BY waters and the plates for the large
nails and bFads are heated; but the small nails are
made oil colo iron. Family Visitor.
No F1crIoN This work is indeed no felton,
Mrs Reed the wife Of the Rev Andrew Reed, o.
London, collected the materials and her HUSBAND
prepared them for the press. Leievrcs real NAME
is Bennett. He is handsome man is still unmar
,ied and frequently attends on the preaching O
Mr.. Reed.
These facts we state on the best authoritv-bay
ing received them from member Of Mr.. Reed:
congregation who is we'll acquainted with all the
parties. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
DREADFUL CALAMITY!

The following is an extract OF letter from a
|gentleman in Mecklingberg, N. G. to gentleman
lin Washington city, dated Feb. IL, 1928.
"An sffiictng scene has occurred in this neighbor
hood The house and property Of Mr. Robert
Waitup, was consumed by fire about l2 O'Clock on
the night Of the 9TH inst. What is most lamenta
Bile, .fre persons, principally young men, -four O
were entirely consumed in the flames, as they lay
up StairS!! The house caught FIRE by accident.
Mr. William Finn, brother to the late Rev. Dr..
Finn, of Charleston escaped by jumping out of the
end window, but unfortunately broke his thighs. Ii
was an awful scene to behold next morning"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

We understand that Mr.. Sullivan has nnraha..,
the right OF Mr.. AnnesIey's Improvements in ma
val architecture, with view to introduce it I'M nee
on the Hudson the canals, and lakes. Mr. Annes.
icy has built about Fifty vessels Of this kind in Cres,
Brlta'n where It's superiority begins to be acknow.
.eGgeo' ne printed an account Of the SYSTEM which
will be reprinted Immediately here b. Mr.. Snll;yan
with remarks and demonstrations. We understand
an important saving in the cost Of vessels will he
made by this system, and that while it is lighter and
stronger. IL is completely free from all The usuaI
" P"Na ueeaY'- Post.
- MONTREAL, Feb. %.
we are informed BY very respectable cores.
pendent, who has recentIy received lrt,srs
Scotland, that two hundred and seventy Sc ,oo
families are now making preparations to emirratt
to this country and as these families at presen,
reside in only two shlres, we may reasonably sun
pose that many more from other parts of Norit
BE'tain, will be induced to sQliaw their example
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
SALEM, Mass J March 9

appropriate present to John q .adams.-A few
days since an enormous COD FISH. WEIGHING
eighty.t3W pounds, was caught by some Marble
head Fishermen. On its being landed, il was at
once agreed TO present it to JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
as all appropriate testimonial Of the gratitude of
Fishermen for his mos, able and triumphant de-
fence OF the American right TO the Fisheries, in the
negotiations OF Ghent The FISH was accordingly
frozen with great care, in order to preserve it, in
cased in box OF ice, and transmitted, with letter
from the donors, to the Secretary of State
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
HARRISBURGH, March I.

The Philadelphia Bank bill was on second rea-
ding, yes'e days when Mr.. Holgate offered sub.
stitue, IN place Of the original bonus in the bill ba,
the bank shall subscribe 100000 20 the Ch.sa.
peake and Delaware Canal; the profits the bank i,
to receive Tor 10 years, at which time the whole
STOCK Is to revert to the state On taking the uues
uon, alter much discussion, the vote was carried
81 to 81