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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
JOHN QUINCY AD1JfS.

John Qsincr Adams hss lived during an Q.
ven,ful ere Of the worlds history. HIS life
hiss embrsced the iss, quarter ofths lslh and
the hru quarter Of the 18Th centuriss, q peri
cd unparalleled Tor great events, Tor migh'y
revolutions snd ehsngss. Unlike moot oi his
fellow ei,ssns he hes not beea . me,s spec
ts,or Of the events Of this ego Of wonders To-
OF very carly period he was selected TO be.
come sn srfor in those scenes 10 which the
nstionsi existence Of HE country vas so deep
" in,sres,sa. Hs did nal owe pig snk ID.
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Freemen OF Rhode. Island.

ed TO insert the aioregolng III their papers.
-ooc-
Fyeemen Of Rhode Eland--
FxLLow-CITIzENs-TheD Delegates
assembled in Convention, having agIeed,
with great unanimity, on the above nam
ed Gentlemen, to he electors Of Presi-
dent and Vicc-President of the United
States, beg leave to recommend them to
you for your cordial and undivided sup.
ports Their characters need no eulogi-
um. The ability and foithfulness with
which they have discharged the duties Of
high and responsible Offices are alone suf.
ficient To entitle them again to your con-
fdence. This confidence is strengthen.
ed, inasmucR as the fseemen have a sure
guarantee, that the power they delegate
to the Electoral College, will be exercis.
ed agreeably to their wishes; in the elec.
ton OF the Hon. John @. Adams, the
able Statesman, the hnn and undertaking
friend of the administration of Mr.. Mon.
roc, and the conlidant Of Washington.
Jefferson and Madison.
THOMAS, BUFFUM, President
PELEc WILBJR, Jun. Sce',y.
Nomin0timofthe Republican Contention.
At a meeting Of the Republican Dele
gates from the several towns in this state,
assembled at the State House, in Provi-
dence. ON "Wednesday evening, October
81, pursuant to public notice, Hon. HEN
l.aY REMINGTON, was chosen President.
and William SIMoNs, Secretary. Ii
was unanimously
Resofoed. That this Convention, re-
posing the fullest confidence in the intcg-
| rity, ability ard laith!ulness Of the Hon.
Caleb Earle, Stepen B Cornell, Elisha
Watson, and Charles Eldredgc, who
l1ate been put in nomination, as Electors
for President and Vice President Of the
United States. approve of said nomina.
ton, and hereby recommend them to the
freemen of the State for their cordial sup
!! port as Electors at the c6suing election
thereof.
Pesoised, That the foregoing resolu.
tions be published in all the papers in this
| State. w. SlMONS, See'yy.
! MAssAcuUsETrs.---Wc have seen
| tie returns Of votes from about twenty
towns in Massachusetts, given in for +.
lectors, in which the ADAMS ticket has
very great majority. Indeed the op.
position appears to have been very faint,
Notwithstanding the noise made in some
oftle Boston papers. But it was oil well
understood it was intended Tor efiect a.
broad. We cannot tell what will be the
result, but should think the ADAMS tick
ct will have majority of rreny or thirty
thousand.
NAvAL.-Ths United States frigste Con.
s,i,u,ion, Commodore Mscdooough, for the
Mediterranean, and the sissm GALLO, SesG oil,
for Key West, ssiled from Nsw.York on Ff'.
dsy morning, 9th iine wind. Lieu'ensn'
Henry s. Nsweomb, Of this town, went oot in
tho Cons,itu,iod for the purpose OF ticking the
command Of the Noasuch, GOV ausched 10 the
Nieditssrsuesn squadron.
PaovIpsycE, Nover rbss 8.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The Legislature Of this State, WHICH con-
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adjourned on Ss,urosy evshipe, to meet 10
Bfi,'ol, on the second Mopdsy oi oiJanus'y oexs.
- No imporisnt business OF . public nature
wss ,ssnsscted, tho session bs!og chiefly occu-
pied in the dispossi Of private petitions. a
summary Of the only proceedings worth re-
cording Is subjo'ned
An sct passed, extending the Jail bounds
in this town, 10 tho wharf on North Water
Street.
A petition from number Of iohsbi,sn's OF
Sci,uste IVES presented. requesting the As
sembIy 10 establish the Courts upon the p'in.
cipIes of the late proposed Constitution, and
extending tho jurisdiction Of Justices OF the
Pesce-which was referred 10 next ssssioo.
Fifteen couyicts were reieased from im.
prisoomeot.
Ttorsdsy the I'd day. Of Dece mber next,
was appointed d.y Of Public Thanksgiving
and P'siss.
The Town Of Portsmouth, wss empowered
10 reise one thousand dollars BY Lotiefy--'o
DO sppfopfissd in Tho construction OF . rosd
over the beach leading to Charity Bridge in
said town.
An sct passed amending tho Charter oi the
Feu,sle Charitable Society in B'is'oI.
The bill introduced by Nj. Newell, to pre-.
vent unnecessary delsy 10 suits on prommis.
sory noles was postponed TO next sessicn.
A bill was introduced to siter The time of
choosing Representatives In Congress 90 ,hst
the election may be held on the third Wednes>
dsy in April, instead of August--referree to
next session.
A petition from the town Of Smilbheld, set.
ling forth tho ineonve nicncss ansing fro 70 the
ainty Of tho north boundary liue OF tina,
town, which 10 slso The moth boundary line OF
the STATE, and praying that measures may be
taken 10 have tho same surveyed sod properly
marked out, was received and referted 10 his
Excelisnoy tho Governor, and Messrs. E. r
Potter and A. Robbins.
The Geaersl Treasurer made o report Of
the sum received from tho several Town
Councils, under the Revenue Act, which was
read, received, and referred 10 Messts. Child
and Sprsgue.
An act passed smending the Charters Of the
Smilhfield Lime Rock Bank, and the Bristol
Union B,uk.
A petition from George D'Wolf snd others
FOR q new B,nk in Bds,ol, was referred 10
MesUs Bullock. Cpdike, and L. r Potter
and continued 10 The next session oi tho As
scmby.
Tho Committee to whom wete referred
tho documents communicated by hrs Excel
lency the Governor, made no report.
The Report ofthe Committee on Reuench.
tsent wss brought forward, debated, snd O..
gon postponed, BY msjoriy Of fifteen.
American.
The Committee appointed to count the
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 4, 1924.
PHOUE.LSLAWD
ELECTORAL NOMINATION.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN q. ADAMS.

Alta General Convention Of the friends
of the Hon. JoHs @. ADAMS, specially
delegated, holden at the State House, in
Providence, on the 26th of October, A.
ID. 1924, Hon. THOMAS BUFrUM,
President, and PELEc WILBUR, jun.
Esq. Secretary. The following gentle
men were nominated electors OF Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States, for the four years next from the
9TH Of March, 1925, and unanimously
recommended to receive the suffrages Of
the freemen Of the state Of Rhode. Island,
at the ensuing election on the l7th Of
November next.
Hon. CALEB EARLE,
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PaovtpsyeE, Move mbss 3.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The Legislature Of this State, WHICH COM
msnesd o se,sice is this tswn 90 Tuesdsy last,
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The deaths by yellow fsvsrN Charleston, the
. dJy, pseyiou, 10 ,h: Esd pit. wsr, . each d'y,
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-. ~.
From the Boston Patriot.
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NAsAL.-Ths Uni,ed States frigate Con.
s,i,u,ioo, Commodore Msedooough. for the
Mediterranean, sud the stssm GALLO, Sea. Coll,
for Key Wss,, sailed from Nsw.fo'k on Ff'.
dsy morning, vith zine wind. Lieu'eosn'
Henry s. Nsweoenb, Of this town, went oo, in
Tho Cons,itu,iod for the purpose OF 'sking tho
command Of the Nonsuch, GOV ausched 70 tho
Msdtstrsnesn squadron.
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O PToUIde1cf.
STEPHEN B. CORNELL. Esq
of Portsmouth,.
ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
O Sonfh Kingsiown.
CHARLES ELDREDGE, Esq.
Of Eass. Greenwich.

PesolSed. That the Editors Of the sew
eral newspapers in this State be request.
ed TO insert the aforegoing in their papers
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S. w. BRiDoHAM,
F: for the Committee.

October 2s, 1924.
'Fhe. subjoined list of votes was annex
I'd to the report of the Comr,illec
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Teus childsep OF Mr.. Phinehss Gates, Of
Wssrisll, being LEI, 10 . loom together, for
short time; 90 tho OH inalaD,, The eldest Of
them, q boy about pears old, took from 90
adjoining room gun loaded With shot, end
whas playing With II, surrounded by the
o,hsr children, Il wss disehs' ged, snd The con-
tsnis entering the face Of h's sister, 8 years
old, passed out Of her head two inches bsck OF
the esr. She survived the is,sl cssuaii,y o.
bout four hourI This srd other secidcn,s OF
she kind, ought to ssrve ss caution 10 keep
Gre stms oul Of The roach Of children.
Greenfield Gazette.
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The Committee appointed to count the
votes on the Constitution, report that the
whole number for, are l668-and the
whole number against, S2O6-leaving a
majority against its ratification Of ktteep
hundred and thirty eight.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

= Noset Cast.-The House of Delecate,
an Virginia, On the 4th instant. had under
consideration novel and interesting case
A letter from Governor Peasants 70 tn
House, relative 10 an infant born il the STATE
Peniientlary, Of an enslaved mother unde,
sentence Of death, had been referred 70 tbe
Committee for " Courts Of Justice The
committee, upon due consideration. renorte8
the following resolution:
Refoirsd, as he opinion Of tbs Commifts,
That the Executive csnse the sand child 20 be
sold, and the money arising from the sale. -
be deposited, as public funds, in the tre,snr,
Of this Commonwealth.
After tie reading OF the resolution. Mr.
Thompson Of Fairfax, offered the golloxins
resolutions rs substitutes
Resolved, That the child i free.
Rss0lsed, That tie Executive cans. he
sane to be bound apprentice to some humane
trsdesman, till it shalt attain the age Of tweo-
fy-one years.
They were not agreed to-" A motion h,
Mr.. Old, 10 substitute the following ReSaln-
ton, vas determined 70 the Affirmative
RssOirsd, As the opinion Of th.s Commit
tee. that The said child i the property u B,,sh
fod Washington, ihe owner II Ire woman =,
he ti2e q ser condemnation
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

THE MBAcLE.-Considerabl conversation
and speculation has recently been had al Wash
ington and IT, viciITty, on the subject Of a mir
0culOus cure said 20 have been performed through
the agency Of a celebrated catholic, Prince 10
henlohe o. Germany, whose fame for healing
powers BY means 81 prayers, and other cathO-
lic rites and ceremonies has even reached these
shores The cure was performed on paralytic
subject ID tie nunnery al Georgetown. ID a. Oh
the morning III the 10th isst-Mr Carter one
Of the Editors Of The n. y Statesman. who was
a. Washington when tie affair took place, visit
ed the Nunnery, obtained a minute account from
the Father COBies,or, aud his detail Of the par
ucuiars Is given without any comments 20 eX-
plain away lis marvellous character The Prince,
Do seems, In consequence Of his extensive fame
among the Catholics Of Europe was troubled
with 50 many opportunities which he was una
be 10 answer, that he made known his deter
minaiion % devote one day IL each month, the
10th )lor The exclusive benefit uf foreigners who
sought the iHtercession of his prayers This de-
termination was communicated 90 an ecclesias-
tic OF high rank IN Baltimore. and by him. u the
athcr ConiessOT At the Convent. The 10th.
which was the first period designated that was
70 happen, after the communication from the
Prince had been received, was watched with
anxious sOlictude, and the very hour Of the day
was calculated with eNactness according 20 the
differences OF Longitude 10 ascertain az what time
The Prince woad offer AZ his PRAYERS Until
very near this hour, the lady had been rapidly
declining and was apparently fast approaching
her last mOmeuts-Her nurse believed she wa
dying, aud the conseCrated host was administer
cd 10 prepare her soul foT is departure But to
The JOY aud surprise OF her friends she suddenly
rose from her bed at 10 O'Clock, Wednesday
last, IA renewed strength and vigor, inll of iov
aud raptures.-At , o'clock ia the afternoon.
she was in good health.
such are the facts related At present com
ment = unnecessary, even il the whole should
be An unc0l0red and uncontroyert ed statement
Our readers will require no argument ID con
vance them that the ase ol miracles has long
since passed. and that whatever cure may have
been made they viii feel no disposition to as
eribe Il TO the interpolation OF miraculous pow
ers by Prince HoheRlohe.
Nj. Carter who furnished the original account
ifou wheh the foregoing abstract was reRsred Ia,
been' without any reasonable ground that We can
perceive charged with supe rstitiaus credsljty N,
MT. Noah. and some other ~ Yofk editors. Who
seem disposed = make themselves either grave NJ
merry upon TIE occasion. ~ adding 10 The .torv N
much mere q the marvellous ana fictitious a their
wits could supply
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
BRANDY FLOUR. &c
JOHN Id. GARDNER,

~ No q, Ctnfral Roe.
--HNs FoR sALE.-
m PIPES Rochelle BRANDY ,glh proof, supe.
rior quality
o Pipes 3lsrseiiles do-3d do
Pipes s. York do-fih proof:
81 Ebls Superhne Geunessee White Wheat
FLOUR
100 ditto Richmond City Mills Family ditto
250 ditto Alexandria superine FLOUR
100 Bbls n. ork Middlings and 6nr middiin-s
I2O kegs manufactured TOBACCO, w variou.
brands, warranted good;
% qr. casks Canary WINE, " COgWeil 4
brand entitled to debeutuIe;
8 or do. Sicily Madeira WINE;
o. do Old Malmsey do;
% chests Y. II. TEA, Isabella, g. VIM. s. Jane
cargo;
do. Old Flyson, WIN g. Jane's
2O boxes S0uchung TEA, Benz Rushs cargo
10000 feet Chelmsford GLASS, assorted sizes,
AZ reduced prices
80 Bolts Russia DUCK;
81 pieces Ravens do
100 Peces stout Red American FLANNELS,
fast coior, made expressly for fishermen.
also,
300 barrels Mess 40. /, . and 3 New BEEF.
Portland, March 10 1924
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In Mount Vernon I'm inst susanna, wife or Mr.
John Dudley. aged 20, formerly Of Raymond. New
Hampshire.
in Farnington. suddenly Mai Benjamin NJ. Bel
cher, aged 42.-JeTemiah stincnheld, ESQ. aged 80
ALLIED w the falling Of a tree.
In PitIston, Oh MoBSay asst Mr.. AbneT Marston,
aged 50.
In Belfast, 9th inst. Hezekiah Tory. Esq. aged
ss years, ueEshaRt Of the firm Of Tory & Johnson
lecenlly from Deer Isle, which town hs represent
"a in the "a legislators Of Maine. His remains
have hcfu carried 20 that place for budA-
Al sea John Barker, u Boothbay, killed By
hghning on hoard ship LyeuEgus, ii New Yofk,
iron HambuFg.
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MlRRIED

n Waldo, ~ ,. Leach. Esq Mr.. Charles Mitch
en-. 10 Miss Rebecca Wall
Ia LiveunOre, Dir. Elisha Benjamin, to Miss 70
anna cawtel
n Wilton Sunday morning. Feb. 18th, hy 5.
Strickland. ESQ. NIr. James Ridgeway, Jr. Of Far
mington, 10 Miss Cynthia, Roach. Of the former
place.
In Bangor, on Tuesday last. by the Rev. Mr..
Loomis, Res. George w. Fargo. Of Scion, 10 Miss
Sash Z. Miers. Of Bangor.
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Lectures on English Grammar.
FIFTH COURSE.


4 HE subscriber respectfully informs the
, Ladies and Gentlemen sf Portland, that
has fifth course If Lectures ~ English Gram
mar will commence an THURSDAY NEXT,
.at bis room, over p. Griditb's, in Middls
Street.
Thirty lessons. Or enc hour each, viii con
stitute course.-Terms SIS.
TLFL0dics piH % attended Ig ~ anV hour
during The day Gentlemen duran ne dag, o.
al hag past az fhs srealng.
notwithstanding many proof. q the faciIi-
ties which his mode Of teaching ogsrs, hay.
already been gwen 70 the pueiic, he is well
aware, that there are many vho sre yet igno-
rant, that such q system exitts, or are incred-
uloe' ss to ITS effects. IN order, there fore.
70 afford every sue an opportunity ~ making
trial &judging for himself, any mrmeer. who
may be dissatiifed, will have the privilege
of Withdrawing st the FFTEENrH LEssoN,
free Of expense.
The pupil IS add IN he most difficult part
sf The study, By Using az emblsmaficaI Chart,
ION hs principles i locality and association
rtprsseHting lie several moods and tenses Of
The JcTb kyGgures, shouinr the time aud siafe
Of The action or sreHt tChich IL siga5fsr. BIZ
ihis means his progr'ss Is greatly fdrslIiaisa
and Q Just notion " ne disinetiUe ttaracftr "
sdeh mood and tense, permanently fred IN his
nIlad
CHARLES GREEN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

u Fisfsect. I'D ulL alter q long and psiniul
sickness which shc sustained with chFislian foui-
tude, Mira Jane Field. wife of capt James r. aged
~ years. She was a kind aud aifectonate con
pahion. tender parent. add good and exemplary
woman 10 society. 9Th, inst. NJ. Alexandar NJ
chols. aged 20. 9th. Dr.. Nahum Mosman. aged 40.
l0h. Alf Banck Ellis aged SIS
10 Belmont, Mr. Peter Shirley. aged 40 years,
formerly ef Chester. n. ".
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

AncLinn s. "a Grocrril.

1Hcti0R Sale III Groceries.
on SATURDAY NENr.nt 10 o'clork. ". AE
II OGcr, 40 3. Ceulrll Row. Fore .stnlf.
10 close Sauare Coaegrna
on CHEST souchsng IEA. John IA VII.
~ iaas Cargo
40 DoAcs ditto, BENZ hnAs ditto
5N Kegs small CRACKERS
I'D Drums Pulled Turkey FIGS
Case hrnEal INDIGO
l0 dor CANlSTERs MT 5TARB No
p nrdB
~ Small Bales Soft ShrlFd ALMONDS
q ANNiIS and d Dor EuFllsb sHQVFIs
No. 2, warranted Steel Bladgr
ALso--sundry small articles.
TT Terms, . morihs credit
JOHN d. GARDNER, .que,ioussr
Portland, March - ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23

ave the undo riiGasd, wers . few eve
aisEs sisss, Pressnt Al an examinations Of Mr.
Charles Green's FuPils il EaSIish Grammar
whe had resolved tsseniy FIRE lessons Of sEs
hsuT each. They wers abls to parse zccur-
stely, and with despatch, almost ssy coz
Struotion in the language. They csrtainly
had IN our epiEioE, acquired nsrs knowl-
edge Of The PriRciplss 81 Ezglish Glsmmar
than j. usually attained IN two years IN ths
common method Of instructions. Dir. Greeu
possesses istimsts Scquaiatsn &C with The
subject BE teaches, and happy talent Of
communicating issiructios to ais pupils
We chssFfuliy recommend him 10 the patron
aga Of our fellow citizens, as an excellent
and verify ysung man, ard an ssle teacher,
of English GrsmmaF.n
CHARLES II. INGERSOLL. .4ahog Of
CoHFerFafiong 81 English C-raHsaT.
JAMES BENNETT, A a.. .4ufh0r W ne q
Htsricaa SyEftH5 " Beck Ksassng
PhilsdslPhia, March %, ls22.
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NEW BOOKS.

Il ETTERs If Jonathan Ola Style, Gent. By
L. the author Of Tie Sketch Book
Hebrew and English LexicoA Of the Old Tesla
ment
Maine Justice;
Low on Present State of Great Britain;
Farmers Guide, new work
Sth vol. Wheaton's Reports;
9th vol. Laws OF the United States
Bancrohs Sermons;
Bottas History OF the American Revolution
Duhefs Nature Displayed, new edition;
TEACHERS Journal Of Tie Revolution
Memoirs Of The Life OF Pitt
Memoirs-of Mary Queen of Scots:
Life Of James Otis;
Court Of Queen Elizabeth
French Grammars, Dictionaries and Testameufs
Telemaque-Bennett's Book Keeping
Military aud Naval Letters Of the Late War;
Rev. +. Waylaud's Sermon
A FEW COPIES Of Rev. Dr. Nichols Sermon
a Che Ordination Of Rev Mr. Tracy
For Sale al The Portland Bookstore.
S. JOHNSON. .Agfnt
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
HENRY GODDARD,
No. 4 and 5. Union ROlr.

HAS JUST RECEIVED
= = Boxes good quality Tin Plates
- 7U4 IDS Iron Wire
Quantity 81 Spernaceu Oil IN barrels and
hOgsbeass
50 Casks Cut Nails
D Casks Shot, assorted sizes
aud German Steel Mil Saws;
Cases Cotton, Wool and Cattle Cards
% doz English and American Shovels;
25 40. Best II ndsaws;
Various articles III STATIONARY, together
NTH GENERAL ADDITION u his former
stock of Hard Ware, Shelf Goods. which
will bs sold as low IN general AZ they can be
bought in Similar Quantities in any other town
or city.
HOLLOW WARE, AND
AN ASSORTMENT OF PAINTS. as usual.
discount Of - per cent for CASH will be
made on al sales Of TEN DOLLARS amount
Or upwards. March q.
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CHARLES GREEN
Portland, March 20 1921.
RECOMMENDATIONS.

" Having been very frequsstly present Of
the recitations 81 one OF s,r Charles Green.
Glasses 10 Engii4h Grammar, we 20 not, from
actual observation, hesitate mement to say,
that bis BsGit8d 81 instruction u admirabl \
calculated q facilitate the progress IT The
student and that his ytiE the prosecution
Of the n'eihsd, and his judgment ia the sppIi
cation OF the grammatical f0r2glsry, furnish
such additioasl aids, as will insure to his pat,
rons saiisfActSTy ress.t for the expense IN
CURED, and iOs tbs tiRe prescribed to hil
course Of Lessons"
r. cr1zHaAr PTsEriPst, "a TIRE C1ar-
meal academy. Portland,
rITpPv ) PrfreiPgl ~ rle Latin Gram
mar School, PsTtIsE5
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
- MARINE. ~
49, PORT or
70 ::PORTLsND:: -


THURSDAY-Ar brig Flora, Jones, - days r.
Havana Vessels left since repeated Spoke Feb
.. onthe Moro, ship Israel, Of Boston, ~ days
from Newport for Havana.
Same day-sehE Chsub, Meserve. from Beifasi
Tor Mathematician. Basset. do. do.
FRIDAY -schr Constitution, Stanley. Nj. De
sert for New York-sl Enterprise, ScA0ield. Sacu.
SATURDAY brig James Monroe, Steyeus-scu
.Clothier, Cray and sioop President stanw Ood II
Boston--schr. Dolphin, Blanchard SAGE
SUNDAH-AL a. President, StanWDod. Boston
Sch Abigail, Granger, with mo.asses, from the Cas
tor.
CLEARED loops SOphrunia, Ross, Belfast
Alsrt, Hutchius, boslon-sch Harriet Smith, Bal
tinoTe.
.4lso-Cl. ST. Sophronia. Ross. Belfast
The fleet Of coasters which were in port waiting
wind, sailed On Sunday morning.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
BEETHOVEN MUSICAL
SOCIETY.

THE Members of the above Society are here
by notified that the meeting for rehearsal
AZ their Hall, which was 20 have taken place to-
morrow evening, i postponed until Friday
evening next az O'Clock Punctual attendance
al the time and place is requested
CHARLES NORRIS, Seereiuy.
March q, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-03-23
CASCO BANK.

SAENO DAMN.
w + the subscribers. being major part Of the
persons named in the Charter Of the Caseo
Bank, pursuant to the Sth Section thereof here
by give notice that a meeting of the Stockhold-
ers OF said Bank viii BE- hoiden at Portland. ia
the room orer the Bank q Portiond,on Thursdqg.
18th Of 4PT1i neIt, al 10 o'clock, A. M. for TIE
purpose a making, ordainiug and establishing
such bylaws, ordinances AUTHORIZATIONS for tue
orderly conducting the att irs Of said corpora
ton, as the said Stockholders shall deem neces-
sary, and for the choice Of the Erst board NJ Di-
rectors and such other officers AZ they shall zee
fit 10 choose Also for The transaction Of sscb
other business as shall regularly come before
them. j. MAHAN,
J. STOCkMAN,
A. WARE,
J. II. BOYD,
,. ANDERSON,
IN. NUTTER
Portland, March %, 1924