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The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Select .Acadenau.

I'HE subscriber respectfully informs the in
habitants Of Portland and its vicinity, thai
ne intends 10 open an Academy for YoUNG GEE.
rLENEs, on the first Of July next
The system Of instruction he win adopt, /.
tue result Of experience in teaching, and is cal.
cuiated to afford important advantages to his pu.
pills. Terms $500 per Month
A. b. Pupils, that attend more than two quar-.
ters, will be entitled 20 course OF Lessons on
ENsLTsH GRAMMAR Qn the Evening" free Of ex.
pence.
For further information apply 70 the subscri.
Der, at his room, over ID. Gnthth's, Mid Street.
CHARLES GREEN.
Portland, June %
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

States, whose editor decidediy advocates tbc
preiensions II John q. Adaas q tie urrsi-
dcncy.-N0w this opposing testimony ouir
proves tiai names are ppcratine n lhe miads
III certain people nore than principles We
cannot IS lhat thr irdtrahsia 4fe nat rsarr-
ally partial "a Mr. Adams. butHsa facf sisat
no public meeting composed " federalism, haa
ever nominated this Ecutleman as . candidate
nor have the lederalisis, 10 oar knowledge,
ever a. party concerted any measure 10 aid
iHs election. II Ga fact, chat should ~ n0tic-
.ed IN those who delight % cunnert mr..
Adams with thc tedcralists, whom from habit
they abuse With impanity, that hg & tie cam
didale Of the democratic party ia Ncw En-
gland, and that the persons and papers that
were ihe most idennhed with the proceedings
0f the tcderalists during tha iasI var. are fa-
Forable "a Crawford ana Jackson. positively,
.or BY Implication, a. being diamstricaiiY and
warmly opposed % Nc. Adams We are not
conscious that az this moment any panlf IA
the New Euglaud states, has onenlv esaoasAl
the cisius at GSa. 1acksou.
The Bcatun Patriot needs n0 rerommsnda-
ti0n ID Z dcrnocras--it h4s from its existence
5ccn dedicated ID tie cause of dosn0cra0y
The Essex Register, has a fame ofa set eider
standing during every mutation ol ITS party,
q has been an efficient aid 70 the cause Of de-
mocracy--yet these two papers arc the most
urgeut advocates s0r Mr.. Adams that New
England can b0ast-while the salem Gazette,
a paper that for talents and zeal has ever held
a most respectable rank among the federal
journals, is engaged with all its powsrs, 10 de-
feat the hopes Of those who look 10 the pros
perity of the country. I'D the elevation "a John
Quincy Adams % the Presidential chair
VII M Gnr.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

DePlorable state of .Noras-The Editor Sc
the National Hsgis,s Democratic paper, round
~ asserts, WitL mary expressions Of regret Cor
the untrusty ssate Of his party, that there could
not Re found 'euocrat In tle State uf 1las-
sachusctts, uf sufficient integrity IL be entrus-
ted with the ofsce Of Slate Treasurer. We
particularly regret that circumstance. as we
bad cherished hopes thata reformation had taxi
en- place since the DAYS OF Z. , Skinner, Bar
nabas BidweIl, and Mr. Gannet whu. however
htGuy might have been the loss 0f The state,
were certainly entitled 10 the credit of hand-
ling public funds with light fngers. and show
ing public justice hight heels.-U. S. Gsz.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

CASUALTY.-As two young men we're
wrestling in the village Of Seaford, Sussex
County, Delaware, on the evening Of the 7th
inst. one of them named John w. Windsor.
fell, when a sharp pointed shoe knife which he
had in his coat pocket, penetrated his right
side, and caused his almost immediate death.
Del WntchHdn
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
BY THE MAILS.
LHPORT.8N'T FROM L.aGUIR.4.

Captain Wise, Of the brig Victory. who ar
rived yesterday from Laguira, reports tie fol-
lowing The day before sailing a schooner
arrived at Laguira prize 10 the brig " III
Nencidor, belonging 20 Com. Daniels the
Prize-master reported that the priyateer had
taken prizes 20 the amount Of D25OOO0, sew.
cral Of which had arrived at Laguira-the
priyateer was cruising OF Cadiz Congress
was sitting at Bogots. A special courier had
reached Caracas on the night or the s0th
May, announcing that Congress had acknowl.
edged the Old Zea Loan, and had accepted a.
mother of 20,000,O00 rendered. Geo. Tonlet-
Ia had been appointed minister to England
Several atiemPs had been made by the ne
groes at Lagura TO revolt, and every white
lnhabitant was under arms. Several Of the
leaders had been taken. A Dutch frigate ar.
rived al Laguira on the 30th Nav, bringing a
commissioner. The ports were opened for 80
days from May for the admission Of corn
beans aud rice, free 0f duty. The markets
were overstocked with every thing, and col.
lectens could not be made 10 consequence OF
the scarcity Of Money.-N. Y. Gax Of Fri.
day.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
ST. JOHN. N. II. MAY On.

oI. JOHN, N F. May 70.
Mr.. John Buckley sailed from this port on
Tuesday the 9th inst in an open boat for Ear
oour Grace, in company with four other men
viz. James Reed, Lawrence Conners, John
Carol and Robert Purcell, and have not since
been heard of
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Left through forgetfulness, at
Store No. 6. Haymarket Row.

A BAG c0ntaininga small sum OF MONEY,
with a few other articles, the owner may
have i again by proving property and paying for
this advertisement.
ALsO-Leit at the above Store, bag oi
MEAL, picked up on the road.
Portland, June IS, 1924.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29


The American brig Orion arrived yesler-
day, in 90 DAYS from Charleston, ;. g. with
rice, SC, This is The second foreign vessel
which has entered this port under the Imper-
ial Act 81, Geo. IV. Chap. Is
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

We extract the following from the New
Providence Gazette, of May 90.
6 BY an arrival from Ragged Island. we
have melancholy account of the loss of the
schr. Eleanor, Of this port. That vessel was
on voyage from Neuvitas bound 10 Baracoa,
with number Of passengers, when, in the
aght of the 23d ult she suddenly struck upon
one OF cluster of small Keys, called the Bro
theirs, within about IL miles of Ragged Island.
The Z. after striking, drifted off for some dis
lance, when she sunk in deep water, and Is
! OF the passengers instantly perished. Five
persons, however, among whom were Mr..
John Armbrister, Jr. and young man of the
name of Zanicle, were fortunate enough 10
reach one of the Keys, where they remained.
IN great distress, for 10 or Ia DAYS, when Zani-
Gle determined TO get TO Ragged Island, and
accordingly pushed of, astride log of wood.
which lie picked up, and padded himself TO
that Island, where he landed, very much ex-
hausted from famine and fatigue, and related
the state in which he had left the survivors on
the Key. A vessel was despatched in search
Of them, but when they arrived there. they
could hnd no one; but saw a grave, where
one person had been buried, which Zanicle
supposed TO have been a sick Spaniard, whom
he had left there. Soon after he left the Kew
two briggs were observed TO have anchored
near It, and It was supposed that the persons
left there were so fortunate as to get on board.
Among the passengers who perished, on the
vessels sinking, was, we are informed. Mr.
William Farquhason, son of Charles F. ESQ.
Oh w atilng's lsland."-.N Y. Pa.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

RICHMOND, Va. june / I.
A few days since, youth Of this City, ia
or 10 years Of age) swan from Ludlam's wharf
to Warwick distance of about miles
without any support. He was 10 the water
from about o'clock 10 one. Comp.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

Eztraet af letter dated Caracas .Nav q, 1924
You probably have heard Of the acknowIeds
ment OF the independence Of Colombia by the
rope The event was celebrated in Caracas by
the Illumination of the several churches for num-
Der Of successive evenings"
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

Or. Mason has resigned the Presidency OF
Dickinson College, in consequence Of III
health. The Rev. A. Mcclellan, Professor Of
that Institution, has been elected to supply
his place.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

me democratic papers which oppose the
eiec'isn OF John Quincy Adams. declare him
70 De the federal candidzie.--Tbe Boston
CoarIer, which is a federal paper, and opposed
70 DIR. Adams, says that the Columbian Cent?
nei = ne Only federal paper IN The United
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Medicines, Paints, sc.
JOHN COE InN

NJ ohlho his friends and the public ,h., he
a "a taken Store IN FoRE-SrEFrr. next
eVos 70 Mr. Joseph Hoole's, nearly opoosite an.
neaa q Long HhGrf, where he viii kerp con
,sa'uy lor sale general and complete assort-
Medicines.
~ genuine quality and on reasonable terms
~ 1'eat care viii be taken Ia the prspariug ana
e.e''feTaHg Of MEDICINES, and particuIar sttpn-
'ioh PAID 70 the RETAIL BUstxEss
W. MEDICINE CHESTS will be M, ~, or
IN the best manner, a short notice with
suilAOle directions accompanying them.
dLSO...An extensive assortment Of
PAINTS.
CONSISTING oF-.-WHfrE LEAD-RED do
LlNsEED olL--FRENCH FLLoW-sPAN.
1911 BhOWN---yENETIAN RED--CRoMF
: a,EtLLOb--PRUSS USSIAN BLUE--SPIRTTS TUR.
rhNIINE--ROSE PlNK-VERNlLLfON. &e
&c. kc 49,
......LIKEWISE.
SICK and GROUND LOGWOOD-RFD
WOOD end PPERAS-ALUM-
bLCE NIIMOL-INDIGO-M NIT
IALLS, Sc.: together with a great variety of
other articles usually kept in a Store of the
KIND, and too numerous 10 particularize.
Loriilard's Macoboy and Scotch SNUFF.
constantly on hand.
aI-Constant attendance given, and All favors
grateinlly acknowledged.
FOR sALE As ABOVE
DOCT. MANLY HARDY's
JAUNDICE BITTERS.
June is14- (9w)
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Old Junk.
ID. & ID. BREWER.

WILL pay Cash, or goods, for 40 tons of good
JUNK ROPE, or Canvas-Cssh given for
clean cotton and linen RAGS as usual. For sale
Patent WINDOW SPRINGS.
Market-Sguare. Portland, June g. CIV.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Yorkshire Broad Cloths & Cas-
Slmeres.
EDWARD HOWE.

No. 5, Merchants Roc, Middle Street.
As just received BY the arrival Of the
ship Ann at Boston, and now opening for
safe, handsome assortment of Blue and Black
BkOAD-CL0THS-CA and Blue
LADIES' CLOTHS-These being added to his
former Stock Of EUROPEAN, INDIA and a.
MEXICAN GOODS comprising large assort-
ment, VIII be sold very CHEAP for CASH.
June l5, 1924 ufO
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
G. r. A. CHAPTER

THE semi-annual meeting of the Grand ROYAL
Arch Chapter of Maine will be holden at
Masons' Hall, in Hallowell, on Wednesday, the
9Th day July next, al ten O'Clock A. NJ Punctual
attendance is requested.
BY order Of the NJ. E. G. High Priest.
A. NOURSE, q. Secretary.
Hallowell, June u, 1924.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
PORTLAND GAZETTE
PUBLISHED BY
ADAMS K PAINE

Corner q Court and Federal Streets. Portland
CoSDrnoss.-Two Dollars per annum half
in advance. II not paid within the year, Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents. 0~5-No papers dis
continued till all arrearsges are paid.
We shall endeavOr 10 insert advertisements with
ths utmost accuracy but cannot be responsible
iof etFofs 10 any sum. beyond this amount charged
fsr ne publication.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Boarders Wanted.

T. or : boarders can be accom-
rnodatcd. on reasonable terms. on apnli-
caiion 70 the subscriber in School Street. near
The Episcopal chuFeh.
1uHe ~ SAMUEL 5HACKLFY.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
P4NCHORS
c. b. BROOKS 4 SON

HAVE received a good assortment Of AN.
tHOhS, Of the first quality.
ANCHORS Of any size, may be had az shorS
hotice-deliyered here at the lewen Bcsfon pri
Ger. -4TSO-
% PLoUGHS-one new CHASE and HAR.
MSS 70 DC sold low. March 30 e.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
Hard Ware.
CHARLES BLANCHARD.

No. 3, Merchants Roc, Middle Street,
AS received an assortment of HARD
A Il WARE, which he viii sell low AZ whole
sale or retail.-Among which are-Table and
Desert Knives and Forks Carvers; Plated and
Iron Table and Tea Spoons Tin'd Ladies L Cira-
Wy spoons Brass aud Iron Candlesticks Tea
Trays Shutters Butt, Table, Desk and n
Hinges Brass Butt Hinges Screws Commode
Knobs Chest, Till and Cupboard Locks :
Scotch spring Knob Locks; Norfolk and Brigh,
Thumb Latches Braces and Bits Chisels :
coHges Handsaw Files Plane Irons Soft
Irons; Hand, Back, Compass, Keyhole 4 wood
Saws, sad Irons; Weights, Shovels and Tongs;
brass Andirons; Sickles; English Shovels.
britannia Teapots Looking
GLASSES; door, hearth, dusting and furniture
BRUSHES. May 20, 1924
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
TITCOMB q SUMNER

No. 3, Union Rotc, Middle Street.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED pearl colored.
plain and hgured LEVANTINES-Ga
and Lelia HANDkERCHIEFs- Com
pany NANklNS--broad and narrow pearl and
Black BOMBAZINES-Sat figured HAND
kEkCHIEFS--White PONGEES-Black, white.
hgured aud plain Thule LACE-Green sARS-
MI SlNCHAW-Black FLOREN-
fiNES-French castor GLoVES-5-4 Madras
Cravat dkerchiefs-Aluslin Dresses-Liuen
Cambrick Handkerehiefs-Boo Muslin do
Cashmere SHAWLS---Fancy Prints-BrovyB
Linen--scatch GANGiiA8fS---Long lawn
Saxon Madras Observation-Disclosures Madras
do--Gentiemens black kid Gloves-Black silk
hose-siate worsted do.--American Blue CALL
C0ES-Fancy VESTING-crimson silk Scarfs
Limitation Cashmere 'do-Merino Points-soft
dress LINEN-Freneh Caiicoes, &c. June %.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29
SAMUEL BRADLEY.
.aTTORNEY ar L.8W

N IUFGNET 1T L-1W
Has opened an Office at HoLLrs, near Sal
mon Falls, and viii faithfully transact any
professional business, which may be left in bis
care.
Hollis, April 2s, ls24.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

From HaUdna.-By the fast sailing sch.
Chase, arrived al Charleston 9th inst. we have e
received the Havana journals 10 the 4th inst
They contain nothing Of any material inter-
est.
Ferdinand has conferred on the city Of Ha-
vana the title Of siempre .fdelisinlG, and on
the Island Of Cuba that Of sien1pre feI
A royal order dated at Madrid, 4th March,
confers on the Governor-General Of Cuba,
the Grand Cross the Royal and distinguish
ed Order of Charles III.
The sloop James Monroe, which arrived at
Havana on the 3lst ult from New York, had
on board the Captains OF two Spanish vessels,
the San Pedro and the Estrella, which had
sailed from Havana for ports in Europe, on
the 10th, and were taken on the 18th ult by
the Colombian schr Santander, Capt. Chase,
in lat. %. They were put on board the
James Monroe, at sea. The Colombian sch.
was armed with four l8 pound carronades, and
100 Charleston Cottr.
The Portland gazette., 1824-06-29

The Mexico, kelleran, Of Portland Tor Havana
sailed from Antwerp Or Flushing, Apn. 25.-A
Iadiz, May x, Pactolus, khby, 0f Buckspou, i0
New York, no.
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COHEN'S

Lottery g EIc1ange U,Jlce, I If WaTket.,tTeef,
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capitals OF Dloo,o 900,
10000, 10000, 5000, &c. were sold in the
Grand State Lottery, which finished
few weeks ago, and zvhere more capital
prizes hare been sold than at any other
office an .Ameraca.
0G-Orders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any Of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention, it addressed to
sep u }. !. COHEN jr. BALTIMORE.
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The character of this Republic. To
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Strayed or Stolen.

\ SILVER huntif G WATCH, with gold
"A chain, two seals and key, gold
one OF the seals head OF Shakespeare, We,
ry finely engraved on scotch topaz; lbs
other Bengal blood stone, not engraved
Also, plain English silver watch, had
simply black ribbon (as chain) and
common key.
A liberal reward will be given for be
first, as there is attached TO it more Than
its intrinsic value-for the second suit.
able reward will be given, and if restored
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District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, to ,gis;
May Term, l824-23d day,
IN CHANCERY.

County of Alexandria,, to ,gtfs
May Term, l824-23d day,
IN CHANCERY.
John S. Miller. Complainant,
AGAINST
John A, Jones and Lloyd Logan, DEfsS~
Gaass.
HNHE defendant John A. Jenes not hav.
4 ing entered his appearance, and CIV
en- security according TO the statute and
rules of the Court; and Il appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court upon affidavit
filed, that the said John A. Jones is not an
iohabitant of The District of Columbia
On motion of the complainant by bis Coun.
sci. 1t is ordered that the said John A.
Jones do appear here Oh the 5rst cay OF
next November term. and enter his APP
pearance 10 this suit and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that the other DESCENDANT, Lloyd Lo-
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secrete
the debts by him owing to, or the estate
OF effects 10 his bands belonging 20 the said
absent defendant, John A Jones, until the
further order or decree of this Court; and
that copy OF ibis order be forthwith pubs
ljsbed tor two months SUCCESSFULLY in one
of the public newspapers printed IN the
town Of Alexandria, and that copy be
also posted at the front door of the Court
House of said county. A Copy.
Teste, EDM. l. LEE, c. e.
iuly 22 xm
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Indian Queen Tarern.
James S. Gunnell. M. ID.
DENTIST.

u ESPECTFULLY offers his services
~ as Dentist, 10 the citizens and vlsi.
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington Georgetown AteTamd7ra
DR.. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR.. Semmes
Eff. May P. Warfeld Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt n w. Worthington Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason. Richard 3. Lee,
esq. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq. Rev. Dr.. A. Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets w on The same
square with Mr.. Gunton's apothecary shop.
Washington, Oct 18th, 1922.
GFDr. Gunnell may be consulted at
Mr.. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandria, every
Friday, from A. NJ. until P. Nj. Tex
cept during the sessions OF Congress y
All letters addressed to DR.. 6 in Washing
ton, or left at CIagett's hotel will be punc-
tually attended TO, lswtt
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District of Columbia,
Alexandria County, Set.
May Term, 1924.
IN GHANERV

John Roberts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Richard J. McKim Holiday, and Sally E.
DAVIDSON, administrator and admins
tratrix of William DAVIDSON, deceased,
and the President, Directors and COM
pany of the Bank of Potamac, Defdts.
TNHE defendants Richard J. NcKim
Il Holiday s. Sally Z. Davidson, adml-
pistrator and administrative of William Da-
yieson, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit and given security
for performing the DEGREES OF the court;
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, upon affidavit filed, that the said adj
mjnistrator and administrative are not 10.
babitants of the District of Columbia On
the motion of the complainant by his coun-
sel il is ordered that the said administrs.
tor and Administrative of William Davie.
SON. deceased, do appear here on the frs
day of next November Term, and enter
their appearance TO the suit and give secu'
rity for performing the DEGREES OF The
court; and that the other defendants the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Potomac do not pay away, con-
Yey or secrete The debts by them owing TO-
or the estate or effects in their hands be-
longing 10 the estate of the said William
DAVIDSON. deceased, until the further or
der of the court; and that copy OF TIL:
order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in one of the public
newspapers printed in Alexandria; anC
that copy be also posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, C. G..
july ~ 3m
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Pepper, sc.

Pepper, sc.
TFHiS day landing from the brig Acorn,
i Jacob Lee, master, from Salem-tor
sale by WIN, FOWLE T. Co.
GOO bags heavy Sumatra pepper, en-.
titled to debenture
III tons St. Petersburgh clean hemp
80 cases salad oil
1000 pounds salt petre
Also landing from schr.New Pricilla, from
Providence.
8 bales low priced brown shirtings
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