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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

been nominated hy the voters ~ r.ancss.r,. as
Elector in this district for Mr.. Adams. and that.
we recommend to our friends in the other dis
tr'cts OF the State TO complete the electoral
ticket.
On the motion of Henry Garnett, ESQ. Re.
sotsvd, That Daniel Carmichael Henry Taylor.
laurence Washington, DR.. Pitts, Samuel
iemP!eman, Col: Nelson. John Graham, Ro-
bert Bailey, J. Neale. Thomas Spence. and
R"ber! BeslI, be appointed corresponding
On the motion of Thomas Rowand, ESQ.
seconded by the unanimous voice Of the meet
ing, Resolred, That the Chairman be request
ed 10 furnish for publication a copy Of the Re-
solutions, and Of the address which we have
heard-that the Editors of newspapers 10 Vir
ginia, friendly to the election Of MIR. Adams
be requested 10 insert them. and that the same
be asked as favor Of the Editors Of the Rich
mond Enquirer and Nstional Intelligencer.
VIM. G. SOMERVlLLE, Chairman.
GEO. r. PITTS. Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

Alexander l.. Hays,
Anthony Taylor,
William Watts,
John Hannah,
Henry w Snyder,
George Dennison.
Walter Franklin, Jr.
William M'Kinstry.
John Mullay,
Henry Black,
Isaac Griffin,
Francis Mcclure,
Philip Mechlins,
Jamea MONTGOMERY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

Pol the rotes.--We had last winter list Of meo,-
bsrs OF the legislature, marked with their several
candidates Tor The Presidency, and was perfect,
satisfied that MIR. Crawford had majoui,y over all
40 ~" sill declared that he get the vo,es, OF
this State, we wese at psns ascertain n, the
extra session, whether any changes had taken place
and the sesul bf close scrutiny satisfied us that the
following may he calculated upon with something like
Certainty, NJ The siaie Of the poll in the Asssm,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

in his iota DISCONTINUE and the complete over
throw Of those he Intended to uphold.
A. ynu desired send you as accurate a
statement vi the situation Of parties in our le-
g'slaiure, upon the presidential question as can
be made.
AssEMBLY-Crawfo IS
Adams as
jackson
Doubtful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

To the Editors Of The Boitimore American.
BY publishing the following letter from a
distinguished individual Of the State, of New
York to his friend 10 this city you will obIige
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

Extract of letter TO the Editor, dated.
Albany, Friday evening, Aug. 4, 1924.
"At o'clock this afternoon The Legislature
adjourned without having passed the electoral
law or any act Of legislation. Both houses
passed resolutions censuring the Governors
call as an unauthorized and iDdiscreet exercise
Of executive power. The assembly was al
one time IN some little confusion and our OPP
poncn's took courage but our friends soon
formed in good array, and" the peoples men"
as they are pleased, pleasantly, TO call them
selves, went home. completely rovvd and
utterly dismsyed. Thus has ended this else
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-17

ing, and manufacturing interests, and the enc
my OF all oppressive moDopoljes.
because we think il the interest of Virginia
10 endeavor to conciliate friends in the North
ern and Middle States, which she cannot do
even by the success Of her own candidate, and
because we entertain grateful sense of the
kinder dispositions shown to us by the friends
OF mr. Adams, than those which have been
manifested towards IT'S by supporters Of most
OF the other candidates.
Because We think it aII-important, in the
present alarming state of the world, that the
conduct OF America should he steady and IN
waverlng; and because we are convinced that
the enemies OF human liberty in foreign coun-
tries do not wish the success of Mr.. Adams
from conviction that be will net consent tn
Withdraw the shield which our present admin.
Istration, lin understanding with Great Britain !
mas magaanImously interposed between their
royal schemes and the Republics of South
America.
Because we know Mr.. Adams TO be the
trend ola manly and Independent, but, at the
same !lme, sale and cautious policy, and we
conceive profound knowledge Of our domes-
meve Ten jackson, from the circumstances of
ms NE, can yet possess,) to be necessary in a
rres'aent and because, If Mr.. Crawford has
not been able, for the last 1a months. TO at
'eno 70 the duties Of Secretary of the Treasu-
~, are we not justified in experimenting he
WI, not be able to discharge those of President,
ana that bis election would be actually the
election ofMr. GaIlatin !?
because we admire the unvarying dignity
Win which Mr.. Adams has deported himself
as Candidate for our SURFACES, and his mani.
test resolution to do what is right in the dis
charge OF his duty, without regard to clsmor
or poPuIarjty-because his friends have not
sept out emissdries to promote his election,
nor sought To build up his reputation by pull
'og down that fothers, but out Of the materi-
avs which bis services and his merits afford !;
ana because we perceive public and private
virtues 50 tremendously combined ia him as to
JUSTLY The conclusion that his conduct as our
chis' magistrate would reflect honor on him
self and on the nation.
hesoired, That we will support Hancock
Eustace. Esqss Of stafford County, who has
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
ReaI Estnte M Anction.

TO Be sold al Public .Auciion, on TUES
Dff, Ms l0th dgy of -9ugusi Rtrt, Ell slsreA
o'clock "a NJ in pprmoncs ofa ficencs from
The Hon. Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court
.nNE undivided seventh part Of certain
~ lot or LAND, and the DWELLING
HOUSE thereon, situate in Portland, al the cor
ner Of Congress and Nilmot streets, (now nC-
cupied by Mr. o. 5. HARTSHORN,l belong
ing TO ELIZABETH n. CAPEN minor
ALS0-One undivided ninth part of lot of
LAND and DWELLING HOUSE thereon, Sit
uste III said Portland, or THE South EasteTly side
Of COngrtss street, bounded south westerly BY
land Of Marcus Quincy, and North Eas'erly hy
land in the possession vi Widow Mariner, con
tanning about twenty four fee front, and about
one hundred feet back, belonging ~ ELIZA
BETH r. CAPEN, THOMAS n. CAPEN. ST.
SAN ID. CAFEN and WILLIAM E. CAPEN,
Minors.
GTsale on the premises. Conditions made
known at the sale
The whole Of said property win be offered
If agreeable % thr purchaser.
HARRIET CAPEN, Guar9icn Or Said Minor.
GREELEY d JONES, .7lrfionssrs.
June ID, 1924
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"a Court Of PROBATE held at Portland, yithin and
for tie county Of CaassrlaHd on the third Tues
day Of june in Tie year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and tosnty four
&TEPHEN PORTER, administrator Of the estate
- Of Susanna Hamilton, late Of North Yarmouth,
in said county Widow, deceased, having presented
bis irs account az the administration ol said estate
ORDERED, That the said administrator give no.
tice all persons interested, BY causing copy Of
this order 10 be Published three weeks successfully
in the Portland Gazette. printed n Portland, that
they NAV appear at a Probate Court 70 We held at
said Portland on the third Tuesday Of July next at
ten Of the clock the forenoon, and shew cause ii
any they have why the sane should not be allow
ed. BARRETT POTTER. Judge.
A true copy. Att Iioraio Soathgate, Reg
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PROBATE NOTICES.

~ Court Of Probate held al Portland. within ana
for ne county cfClsahsrland on the third Tues
day q June, ~ The year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and flceafy four
WILLIAM WILLIS. administrator of the estate
uf RICHARD tiCKETT. IA.c e said Port
land CaukeT deceased having presented his first &C.
count ~ the administration Of said estste Ordered
That the said administrator give notice 10 all pei
sons interested by causing copy Of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Portland
Gazette, printed at Portland, that they may appear
At Probate Count 20 be held al said Portland on
the third Tuesday Of July nexat Of the clock in
the forenoon. and shew cause. If any they have
why the same should not he allowed
BARRETT POTTER, Judge
tue Copy. Att HoraiiO Souihgale, Reg.
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In Store.

I'm Store.
400 Bbls. Mess, No and BEEF;
Oo 100 Half barrels Mess 10.
300 bbls. Mountain fine and superhIe ALEX.
ANDREA FLOUR;
so bbls. PEARL ASHES;
$50 r. 0. SHOCKS and HEADING;
"a bbls. Rye Flour:
% do. Corn Meal
40 DO. Philadelphia PORK;
us boxes by s, by Q and by 10 GLASS
600 lbs very superior Harness Leather; Bride
ditto
10 superior chaise Tops;
2 do. Dearborn do;
pipes Lisbon, Sicily and Canary WINE
casks Cut-glass TumhIers
10 dozen German Steel Handsaws
Demijons Claret Wine
general assortment or Iron and Copper
TACKs and Cut Brads, constantly on
hand
Is bundles SHEET IRON;
so boxes Tin Plate;
tons English Patent SHOT
500 lbs. IRON WIRE
10 pigs Spanish BLOCK TIN;
$50 boxes Alexandria, Spanish and half Span.
ish CIGARS;
10 bbls Cherry Rum;
act0ry Checks and BedtickS
Bbls. block tin Tea Pots
do. Brittania Coffee do.
40 Bolts Ravens DUCK:
500 sides SOLE LEATHER;
400 Gunny Bags;
so casks Raisins;
80 boxes and half boxes ditto;
6 cases Winter OIL;
10 bbls Summer 20.
case Mustard
Blue, drab, olive and black BROAD
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES
LEVANTINE SHAWLS
Long Cashmere ditto
. bales twilled B0MBAZETTS
Is Frails FIGS
80 doz HOES;
80 Reams wrapping and printing Paper;
Chests Il boxes SOuchong and HysOn TEA
200 boxes mould CANDLES Am. iallow.
100 Boxes brown SOAP
so Bbls. soft do;
] Case containing 100 M. FIRE crackers
Tons English Flat and Round IRON
> - Cash literally advanced on Merchandise.
June Is. a. If.
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Cope Hatteras Floating Light-T The boat built
Ior ihis service, went 10 sea from New-York on
wednesday last She is vessel Of about $50 tons.
and has very powerful chain cables aud massive
anchors. When arrived al her destination. she
viii exhibit TWO lights ul u wcks EACH one eleva.
ed 60 fleets the other 40 feet above the water and
viii be anchored in 10 fathom water, Cape Hateras
light bearing N. w In foggy weather tie bell win
be r0ng al intervals
Capt ElIotI Of the Navy has gone out 10 her. and
intends remaining with her until she experiences a
heavy gale 10 order to test her utility and safety
Capt. T. IS entitled 70 the thanks Of the meTcan-
ale community for the active interest be takes in
this important operation
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

IA Court Of PrJbsts tsid a. tis Probate Office IN
PorttaHd. irithin andfor ne Cotsntyof Camber
tand on lls laird Tuesday Of June, IN the year
u our Lord eighteen hundred and ftrs,ty four
GTEPHEN LONGFELL0WJf j.. Of said Portland
- Esquire, named Executor 10 certain instru-
ment puFportins 70 be the last viii aud testament
Of STEPHEN LONGFELLOW. late Of Gorlsm,
ia said county Esquire. deceased, having presented
the same for probate ORDERED. Tfzt the Ex
erusor give notice 70 all persons Interested BY
ing copy Of this order 5e published three weeks
successfully in the Portland Gazette. printed a.
Portland that they may appear at a Probate Cour
20 he held al said Portland, on the third Tuesday o.
July next a. ten Of the clock in the forenoon, anc
she cause ii any they have, Why the said instru-
mous should not be proved, approved, and allowed
as tie last will and testament Of said deceased.
BARRETT POTTER, Judge.
true Copy--Au; Horatio Souihgate Reg.
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PURINTON & HALL,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED. AND OTTER FOR SALE,
ION D0Z- SCYTHES-5O dog Steel Back
W do.--75 doz. seythe Sneaihs, snpe-
rior % any ever offered In this nlarket--Hhds.
kum-Hhds Molasses-Tierces Rice-snrrm
o.. some in Bhls and half bbls.---a large lot SUI
perior Iobacco--Genessee Flour, Corn, tzc--
sole Leather, Upper Leather, and Calfskins.
good assortment Calicoes, English Goods,
end Groceries as usual which they viii sell cheap
for cash, good Lumber, or approved credit.
y. n All notes and accounts, over six months
standing, II not settled Immediately, viii be LEFT
with an Attorney for collection.
June %, 1924
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VI
Since the Introduction or these valuable
medicines into the United States Of America
they have acquired the highest degree 81 eel
ehrIiy for their unparalleled success in alleyi-
ating and curing diseases, which, ID a Fari-
ETY. Of Instances had bafasd some Of our most
Experienced physicians. The extensive and
increasing demand cor then througho 1t the
continent, for these twenty years past, testi-
des their interesting efficacy and importance
% the public. For families and ind ividuais,
whose residence or circumstances place them
beyond the advantage Of procuring a physi-
clan. they are peculiarly adapted and ior
whose c0uvenisuCs they are accompanied
with every Instruction appertaining 70 the
symptoms o. diseases, and proper directions
for using them.
CE-rA considerable discount will he allow.
ell to Druggists. Couutry Merchants, aad
those who purchase ~ the quantity. Ord
ers promptly attended 70, and the msdicinoi
carefully packed and forwarded % any Pari
agreeable 70 direction.
A supply Of the above medicines 60 sale b,
JOHN coz. Dun. AEeat.
opposite the head Of Long Wharf, Forest
and AZ every principal Drug Store.
Portland June % 1894
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 al
IL concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
aken npon hnsef The ~ aaEninistFa Of the
estate Of ISAAC FARNSWoRTH. late of West
brook in the county Of Cumberland, Trader. decsas.
e. BY giving bond as the law Directs de therefore
requests all persons who indebted 10 toe said de-
ccascds estate 70 makF immediate payment and
those who have any 6esnds thereon. 10 exhibit the
saulr for settlement 20 GEORGE SMALL
MestbTo0k June IS, 1874
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned. thar she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of administrative
OF the estate Of DAVID HILL. late OF Nolth-Yar
mouth, in the county OF Cumberland, Mariner de.
ceased, by giving bond as the law diTects-She
theleiuTe requests all persons VINO indebted 10
the said deceassJs estate make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit the same f0r settlement 10
JAMES RACkLEFF.
LYDIA HILL my Attorney,
North Yarmouth June -. 1924
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Fresh Yorkshire BroadcEoths
PASCHAL BROOKS

NJ. 4, Merchants Rolr, Middle Street,
III AS received BY ihe late arrival Of the
ship Ann al Boston, very extensive as
sortment Of sap-rhne, fine and common Black.
Blue, Brown az aiiat
Broadcloths and Cassimeres.
Also, just opened, one Case soft dress IRISH
LiNLNS--Worsted and Silk HOSIERY Ban
daHna and Flag HDKFS.-Linen SREETINGS
Plain Swiss MUSLINS-Beaver and Kid
GLOVES, &c.
10 To be sold at the lowest CASH Prices.
Portland, June l6 M
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On THURSDAY Neat

THE third drawing Of the Canal Lottery win
IL take place, when the following Prizes viii
all be coating and liable to come out on that
day, viz. one prize Of S5OO, three Of 500, twelve
of 500, and eighteen Of $50, and great many
OF 90, &c.
Tickets and parts nav be had Of NJ DAVIS,
Exchange Street, and OF J. DOW, Fore Street.
The Lottery draws at the
Court HOUSE, al o'clock p. M.
Portland June %
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~ MARINE. "
- P1tT or r.
::POR7La.ND:: - 10y


THURsDAf-Anivsd orig Mechanic, Per
Fiuglon. ~ days fen Hasana, moiassfs 10 A. lses.
ball. Left May 29ih bdes Albiaa Jnnef. load
ink-t i0iids. ao.--Lexani, a.. II! I1f Fortified
Eliza, DAVIS. heuce. dischg Pacific Humphrey,
"a co--schonnrr William AicNanus. Tor Pos.
lcn, next daY-hng Nohle, Maxwell, 80 tlauihuTg,
next day. ehr. nlnminator. Cunniusl.am N,scas
qet. do.--Rsrg States. Holaes, Boston. isaiing--
Venus Sauhders. do. disctlg .--siap W iiiiau Cor
BeI, Naianxak : day. Slioke jane hfia Spar
tan. Sa0w, az Daxbory. As days ffosa Rio Janffo
foi Acxaadra Ion. lat s. lan 81 a aisaiias
ship, days from Aew Bedlnfd--IIgt. lat So. Ton
~, brig Safsh lee. I dag from Pross8snce-t 2th
lat. 20, Ion. 70, hns Tslcsnph, Bisf=Nafi, 2 days
hence lof Havana Lat ~. Ion. 70. siaop Milo
rs hours from saco, tor Cayenne = I5ih. Cape Cod
" BY W. IS miles distant. schf. Euterpuke, ogn.tb
50 hours hence, c. Msanzas.
Sane das-Ar steam hgis New NoFf Ra-crs 81
hours from Laapoff. with e passengers ios Bssen
FRiDAY-Ar sehr fe4sse. 19sses. gss.on
-four. 20 Aituoca Cfan 4 Co
SATURDAY --af brig Rebecca. Rice, Bosom
sloop Favsrise, Suout Alexandria. -four aad CON
SUNDAY-Af sloops Caloline, slanwood. Bos.
ton--Exprsss knight, do.
CLEARED--Sehr. Two Sons Stevens cor Mar.
tiBico-brg Cumberland. Leayit, Cuba. by Win
ism swan--Cordelia sawyer Maninico, ~ Win
IAN Chadwick--Cioihief. GIay, St Cfoix, " the
Observation-Disclosures. Lincoln. Niatanzas. by Jacob
hnight George Long Pray, OF Portsmouth
for kingsion, Jam--schF Ardenf Prince, Maftinico
Went 70 sea. on Tuesday slip Geone Long
Pay, Of Portsmouth Cor Jamaica--0sg Richmond,
Sawyer, Boston schooner Ardent Prince, Mar.
iinico. On Friday, brig Cumberland, Leavitt
DOR haysna-schT. Two Sons. Stevens, West lndies
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ON sale at JEREMIAH GORE. Jr.'s

an sale at JEREMIAH GORE. Jr.'s
~ COMMISSION STORE, No. 6, South
side Long Wharf, Hhds and Bbls retailing SUG-
ARS-Boxes Canton White Sugar-Chests and
Boxes Hyson, Young Hyson, Caper Souchong
and Souchong TEAS-Hhds and Bbls. summer
strained sperm OIL-bags PEPPER-boxes of
-Cloves-Indigo-
Boxes OF Soap-Boxes of Dipt Candles-Casks
HCE-Bags of COFFEE-Hhds St Croix
RUM-pipes Holland GIN-Hhds. Grenada
Rum-Hads. Springfield Gin-Boxes Bakers
No. Chocolate-4 Casks Sicily Madeira, Red,
Dry and Sweet Malaga WINES-BhIs. Rosin-
Bbls. No. and Prime PORK, Sc sc.
Portland. June 18th, 1924.
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fttt fhAthfAt9A ~ AtAA
FESgAgkr x %vfE rSTrY ~FAFmrg
49, = l@&sN - - - : - - -.
liver DESTROYS M rendering thai Eaiah-
IL lishrsent ~ intrfesiiagas possible ~ ~.
Friends and Patrons. haa, u considerable aA.
peasr, made an arrangement t.r the exhibition
Il This mosl rare and wonderful specimen Ct
sncicnt Art IN rnnncxinH With che Anarum
land without any additional sxncnse) fof short
time ior lhe purpose NJ Gratifying ILL., Fnrnas
in this place with view w IA before iis hnal
removal from the New EnFlsnd siaies. This
Mummy IN ore CF thr most perfect ever disrus
credit was found IL the Cataeombs al The
Ancient City a. THrEEs and hHs bern fpf
some time exhibited III Boston, wherr u haf
been viewed y several thousands AS h uiR.i
necessarily remain here hut short time, tha
Public are solicited 90 call early The SIR
c0PH.4CT uad ENVELOPES are shown with
H.
lT-Some extensive additions are now max.
inE "a the Museum.
Portland, June D
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9Th of July.

The selectmeB having appointed an Orator 10
deliver an Osaiion 10 hehail of ths toxin on the
approaching anniversary 81 American lsdepen.
drnce, ar these citizens Opposed 70 unite Ia the
celebration "a the das, are requested "a meet AZ
NJ Peaas fed. On Thursday evening. AZ hall
pad 0'e.eek iof ne purpose Of making the me-
eessafy arrangements Tor the occasion
Jlne 2zd ls24
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Select Academu.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the in
habitants of Portland and its vicinity, that
be intends to open an Academy for You've GEN
TLFMES, on the first of July next
The system of instruction he will adopt is
the result Of experience in teaching, and IS cal
culated to afford important advantages to his pu-
pills. Terms $500 per Month.
N. B. Pupils, that attend more than two quar-
tiers, will be entitled TO a course Of Lessons on
ESeIsH GRAMMAR Gin the Evening" free Of ex-
pence.
Il For further information apply to the subseri-
Der, at his room, over ID. Gritfith's, Mid Street.
CHARLES GREEN.
Portland, June 90
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AUCTION SAILS.



Dr order ~ iien BARRETT Potter. Esa 1ases
- af pfalatf NJ nais. Ar iuf Eir Cnanft ui
Nu.nl.eFlant. : hrrshy give nBflir noiles. itaf
saali eArese aHa enid n fn5ii1 Amfiion. na
fhursaHa ihr @iia Aay 1f Iunr irat NV in w
clock, a. - 81 . place called Rnnts Settle
mfais, IA ths tsun nt hrithsm, raHrlv ul flA.
iord.
A variety Of Household Fur
nifurr-- R'acksuAhs Ioois--Faraine do
English arid West iad.a 1onas--firuuefirs--
LtetkrFy Wsrg--a Naautify W.T. Ashrs ae 4r
The shove tfirs rsff 81 ihs personal pfnr.
euy pfIaAte hlLtriE ae l1te af Portland. dr1sa
ed
CuaHlhonf Cash un thN delivery nf fhH
Goods. which masl he takgn away hv Fndsx
noou following The day 81 sale
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.
A8m. or saia Estate
Portland jane II. le1i
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HORSE
Strayed or Stolen.

E,R0Mthe pasture Of Capt ROBERT McLEL-
Ian, In G0rham, on the night Of the 18th
inst large chesnus Coloured HORSE, with
black maRe and tail, white star in his forehead,
years old, a natural tro,ter. ANY person who
win give information respecting him, or return
him 70 the subscriber at TOPSHAM, Miali re-
ceive a reasonable reward and al expences
paid. ACTOR PATTEN, ID
Portland, June le, 1894
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w. ST0RER IR

LAS removed 70 The OEce Adjoining.
Messrs. FEssESnEN A. DEn1ars. Court
Street, few doors from Middle street
june le, 1894
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q. r. a. CHAPTER.

THE semi-annual meeting of the Grand ROYAL
Arch Chapter Of Maine viii BE- holden Al
Mssons' Hall, in Halloweil, on Wed nesday. the
9Th day July next, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. Punctual
attendance i requested
By order of the NJ r G. High Priest
A. NOURSE, q Secretary.
Hallowell, June u, 1924
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ar PRET-4TE SALE
20 bolts Russia Duck, very low

~ bolts Russia Duck, very low
&c a. casks frnerihr Wine, some ol NhiLh Ia
3yeHrs old. and pare
3 Lisbon Wine
III Hhds M ". Rum
50 Bills White Beans;
loo thousand Alexandria rirBrz
Do nnz- English Cast steel Hoes. superior e.
tirie
hu Boxes NO. 4, Chocolate
20 Pieces Shseiing and Shiriine, superior qual
XIV, from Skaters factory
100 Groce Coat and Vest Batt0rs
200 Pairs thin Shoes. suitable Tor M ! market
100 Dor Ford Il Cos Playing Cards
80 Bladders finest quality snuh
~ Hhds Cider Vinegar
so Reams Wrapping Paper
1000 WI Talow
100 Doz. Cod Lines
% Casks Raisins
"A constant supply of Mackerrl Mills
--LfkEWFSE-
The newly invented Wind0w-hlind Springs. snia
TO be the most convenient for fastening them ~
any thing Of the Kind yet invented Gentlsmen
building, are invited i0 caf and zee the opera.
ton Of them, which is exhibited IN miniature.
Cash literally adrGHced On ConsiEHmeHtF.
Portland. June 10Th. 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

No. 3, Merchants R0lc,
iii AS inst received from the Manufacturers,
n Crates Of edged B. p and C. c. PLATES,
ITWIFFLERS, AIUFFINS and DISHES-B. p.
and enameled Teas-B r. handled Coffees and
Teas, new pattems-B. p. square, oval and
round Tea Setts-B. p colored and O. G. Bowls,
Jugs, Mugs, Basons and Ewers--Chambers-
Chair and Bed Pans
Also, 20 prime assorted Crates,
put up expressly for the Country Trade.
A large assortment Of
China Tea Sets 81 Glass Ware.
Portland, June rs, 1924 II
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
- GURLEY will commend

his Summer Quarter. for instruction in
the usual Branches 9th If July next
TTsTersns 10 4 Dollars. Application AZ his
School Room, Free, or Dwelling House, Water
Street june Is, 1924