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PEWM.ANSHIP.

PENETRATED with gratitude for the liberal
L. encouragement that has been extended to
MIN, the subscriber returns his unfeigned thanks
10 those persons who have been pleased TO pat
ronIze his exertions, and gives notice, that il
consequence Of Humerous applications, his third
ana last course Of lessons, will commence on
hONDAf the 1lth current. Application may
De de-to the subscriber at his Room, over Mr..
EVAN 7ToRE, Middle Street, where persons in
terested are are invited to call and canine the
Improvement Of his pupils All applications
must be made on or before The 9th inst.
0FN. B. The afternoon will be devoted
exclusively to the instruction of Ladies
J. ID. BUGBEE.
Portland, August ), 1928.
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Passage Of the Observation-Disclosures
the unfavorable state Of the weather since this
painting was opened for exhibition, it has been
visited by considerable number of gentlemen
and ladies', who uniformly speak of il in the high
est terms of appreciation. II is unquestionably
one of the most mastery productions Of the pen
Gil ever seen in the United States; and as it
commentaries one of the most important events
of the Revolution, we sincerely hope the cit-
liens of Portland will embrace the present OPP
portunity of viewing it, feeling sure that they
cannot fail Of being highly gratifed.
As il viii be illuminated every evening, par
ties may avail themselves Of an opportunity of
enjoying this entertainment without interrupt
ing the business of the day.
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" N ION u a LIZ

Where It viii remain TWO WEEKS AND A HALF
AND NO LONGER.
As circumstances render il necessary to have the
term OF Exhibition in this place shor it is hoped La
dies and Gentlemen who wish to view it, will not de-
lay their visits but embrace the earliest opportunity
PAINTINGS of this high order are better understood
and better enjoyed on viewing them several times it is
therefore recommended to all lovers of the FINE
ARTS to take TICKETS during the EXHIBITION, BY
which they can view il as often as they please
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

ny--the odious and disgusting days Of The black
cockade. 2. la 1907, when Mr.. jefferson, the
immortal author of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, who put down John Adams admnistra-
ton, proposed the embargo, Mr.. Crawford and
I'VE federalists in the United States Senate vo-
ted againstit 3. Mr.. Crawford, in the speech
On the National Bank question, abused the
Democratic editors" as he calls them for speak
ing their sentiments with republican freedom.
Notwithstanding all this, allow that MIR. Craw-
ford is a great man, and an honor to the nation ;
but we ought not TO hear any thing more from
his friends about his being republican of SO,
or republican Of the Jefferson school; things
which old Virginia sticks to, without turning to
the right or the left"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

a large animal of unusual appearance, suppos-
ed to be Tiger from Mexico, was seen in Ken
lucky about the middle of last month. He re-
ceived twelve shots from experienced marksmen
without moving at length he put off at full
speed, the blood flowing from many wounds.
The same animal was seen a few days after,
making its way into Tennessee; Drawing the
shots Of the admirable sharP-shooters Of that
country
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piratica schr has recently been captured by two
boats from Com Porlers squadron OF the pirates
20 wers killed, escaped, and taken prisoners
MIR. Anderson, u. s. minister, arrived Laguira
July l0th.--.Hors accidents the day of Indepen-
dence. In firing salute the U. S. arsenal. one Of
the soldiers had his hand shot off while engaged in
ramming the cartridge. His arm has since been am
putated At Black Rock, ~ Y. men were
shockingly mangled by the accidental discharge of
field piece, while assisting TO load it-At Whitehall
N. T. one Of the men employed in loading the gun,
had both his blown off near the elbows by the
accidental discharge Of the piece.
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HE Inhabitants Of Portland are respectfully inform.
ed that this celebrated and much admired PIC
FURE. II feet high & 10 feet long, painted by Thorn
as SnHy Esq. of Philadelphia, is in EXHIBI
lion al
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

A man was taken before Justice Storer last
week, for running away from Newburyport with
horse and chaise. He plead guilty and was
committed for trial in October next.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all con-
cerned, that be has been duly appointed and TAX
upon himself the trust OF Administrator Of The es
tate of
SILAS CHADBOURN.
late Of GoTham. in the county of CumbsrAand, Gentle
man, deceased, by giving bond as the law dFects-He
therefore requests all persons who indebted " the
said deceaseds estate to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon IL exhibi-
the same for settementto
NAHUM CHADBOURN.
GOrhGUl, July Is, 1923.
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RPNOTICE. IN

A Ii those who are indebted to the subscriber are
: called upon to make payment previous to the sit
ting OF the Court Of Common Pleas They viii there
by save themselves cost and oblige
THo-N,4S H0TEY
Portland Aug 3
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FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE. JAS.

Commission Store,
No. s, SoUTH SIDE LONG WHARF,
NESTS and Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson.
- Hyson Skin, CaPer Souchong Souchong and
bohea Teas Hogsheads and Barrels St. Croix
sugars Boxes Of Canton White Sugar: Bhls.
Clear, No. /, and Prime Pork Bags Pepper :
Hhds. Choice st. Croix and w. /. RUN: Or
Casks Sicily Madeira and Malaga Wines Pipes
Cognac and Marseilles Brandy Pipes Holland
( Hhds. Bbls. American Gin Cask Raisins !:
Casks Winter and Summer Sperm Oil; Manila
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aud Di?t Candles; Boxes Baker AMI LaDhams
No l, Chocolate Casks Palm Oil; Boxes of
Soap, &c. &c.
Portland, July %, 1928. (3w isl
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Timothy Fletcher.

HAS FOR SALE,
BOXES Of genuine WaItham BLEACHING
- SALTS. chemical preparation, with dir
ections for using the same it is used for ex-
tracing spots, stains, and whitening Linen or
Cotton Cloth, without injuring the fabric.
Portland, August D, 1923. CIV.
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whIcn cost . 10 VIII he sold FOR half the cot
and has been used only tEiae.
Apply as above.
8 boxes and barrels From ne PHILADELPHIA
Loaf SUGAR, Factory e entitled 10
is boxes and barrels bounty Of cts.per 10. Fl
Lump SUGAR, bought for xportation.
Also,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, English Shot, Shesy
Lead, Iron Wire,
1000 lbs Philadelphia Snuff,
NIGEL. done Up in Bladders and warranted 70 Be
equal in goodness to any ever offered il any mar
ket.
so boxes 7 by Q, BY 10, and by II GLASS
4J0 reams single and double Wrapping APER.
1000 bundles cut Tack, from 1-2 to is OF.
i43 boxes No 4 Chocolate,
5 boxes cold pressed Castor OIL.
100 sides Sole LEATHER,
1000 gals. first quality ". 5. Sperm OIL.
90 doz. SlCKLES.
For sale by ATWOOD IL QUINCY.
.4uction q Commission Merchants.
Portland, June 10.
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pc ,lutionaty War, whien obtained the Init
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NUSAN ~.

DUNAWAf from the subscriber living
( near Wills, Mountain, ia the county 81
Rackirghang on tIis night OF In 18Th instant,
4 brielt muln'o man, hamed Blli{--ile Is d
s,ou1, sensible follow, slow Of sprerh, straight
hlac, hair, II little inclined to rud -cpn read
q WRIT and 'cfy FfoL45Ig ma have forged
pas---is about tl,iIty-sia or seven ycara old-=
and took off viii hin ,af,ety Of clothing,
aud his books suspect he left the neigbbDf-
hood in company win a nhile man, and that
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II taken 10 49, pf the counties hcipw the
mountains and secured ii Jail 81 thai got Lin
again. a reward al twenty doiiars viii b. Pi-
ven bil # taken heyond me lnouniains, or "a
any Of the border connie. OF the state, or II
attempting TO escape out OF the stale on
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iora armed frpu tsrhhfiiG or carrying lin
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FHNllE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor Of the
\ MINERAL SPRINGS, within the c0rpo-
ration OF Lynchburg, is preparing suitable ae-
COMMUNICATION for those Who may desire 10
drink them. This water has been partially
analysed by physicians Of cmiuehce, aHd is
allud2ed 10 contain such mineral tatitie- "a
render water most beneficial 10 Era,th lie
Spriag5 are situated about hail q mile if0m tie
main street, aiiordirg a convenient aud Plea-
sant morning or evening" walk An arhef on
the spot, and every convenience ol sra'., ~.
protects the place rom the sun, and render. ii
an agreeable retreat. frejudicus against the
reputation OF the water, have heretofore 'ren
created and industriously clrcuated bt tie
ignorant aud malicious The publir i, assured
thHi they were prcjudices ,nloum.cd IN tfuib,
aud winch will speedily yi"ld to trial aud es-
pertinent. 10 these only Legitimate tests OF
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desirc IN preserve their health uninlarcd
hv the heats OF summer and the hurlhen, 81
business or to reinstaic il, when Impaired
by the vicissitudes OF cIimate, Or the rasages
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with much satisfaction, a letter from th,.
Adjthanl General oi this State 10 the f,t,.
president Adams, on tie subject OF tho
Militia, and cannot better recommend ia lts
the general prrnsal, lhun by copying tAe
ans"er 10 II Of The venerable TX Presidents
winch follows.
Quincy, I9h My, 1923.
DpAn Sin-l thank you for the prfsi.
lrge of hearing read yonI manuscript dis
serlalion concerning The militia. | scarce
kno" howio express Tie satisfaction aud
delight bAyr received from lis perasal.-
II IS So ronlormable 10 all my opinions CON
corning IL from ms cradle, that IL seemed
TO be living my life over again. The d.
light of my ebildhoOd IN the trimming. will
never be obIlleralcd from my memory. +
have seen the march ri the nitia Of Mas
sachnsctts To defend the town of Boston a.
galnst the Formidable armada Of The duke
bAntllle. have seen the march of lbe
same militia rs Cambridge after the baftIe
W Lexington. have seen the militia OF
Massachusetts an BOston common under
Governor Strong, assembled to defend u
against The British afmadrs, and neycs
felt my existence With more cordial delight
than did upon these occasions. Bal +
am ~ danger OF trimming into rhapsod, of
enthusiasm.
Yon have proved il 10 be The most as
senilal foundation ualinnal defcIce. Th.
most plentiful nursery of spanlen aud sol
dlers ,armcs aud na,ies These America,
States have owed their existence To The
millla for more than two hundred years.
Neither schools, nor colleges, nor town
meetings have BEEN more essential 10 tie
f9f'naion and character of the nation than
the militia, fon have proved lis inlpor-
tance in civil, political and moral point
ol view. Improve lis constitution by eve
~ prudentinrins, bat never destroy It's aDi-
versatility. A select militia viii SOON be-
come standing army, or a corps of Man
chester ycomanry. see with pride and
delight that ypn come forward with sleh
pairolisn', talents and patience of thinking
aud inquiry, in the service of your country.
hing To see your letter in print. When
ever ihe militia comes Ia an end, or Is dis
plied or neglected, shall consider ibis
union dissolved, aud the liberties Of North
Ancrlca lost forever.
=" | am denrsir, your friend, relation, and
humble scr11ht. JOHN ADAMS
Geacfm WILLIAM II. SUMNER,
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or superior quality in B1rrrls aud IN
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.s0H pRANYiEG

Erecufed IN The. neatcst manner, Gnd on Hf
most moderate terms, al lie GDee gfife
i?fglnian
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who runaway irom nay residence near Henry
court honse, last Deocuber, but lid not IeaS e
the county ill the first Of March, at which
time he took a beast Of mime from planta-
ton about 1--WE miles from home On the 10Th
instant, received letter from the iailer Of
Augusta county. liz AS there Inns letter
was dated the sth iastutt sent on immedi-
atcly but it seems that on the lOlh, the iaIer
cafclcssly permi1te dim Ia escape. got me-
beast. The slave is still going al large lie
Is about five leet 10 inches high, twenty-five
years OF age, stout built, II small scar IA his
forehead, just below his hair
GEORGE HAIRSTON.
Nav o. 10 W:3W
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