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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-14

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his broad face into broader circumfer
ence as you issue your orders from tn,
throne with more or less majesty.
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Celery, fruit and wine.
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the BILL
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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-14

DEF1N1rIoN.-When Lord Sandwich
said, he did not know the difference be-
tween Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy, War
burton, the Bishop, replied, Orthodoxy
is my dory, and Heterodoxy is another
naan's d0gy.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-14
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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-14
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hang up my cloak; drive the cat out Of the
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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

" this town, child Of Mr.. Lemnel Tobey
aged years
In Alfred. MIR. CnnssisnA Jones. aged 90.
IN Bath Mr. Jour . cot aged 40.
In Bfanswick. Nc. Jeremiah Hacker. 81.
In Lminstnn. III inst. very suddenly, Anna VI
daughter a. Mr. Joseph Davis, sgsd years and
mnntls. This IS the second child Mr. Davis has les
within 5 weeks
In Limerick. on tbs 18th inst Miss Nancy, daggh
ter ~ Me- TsissFam staples. aged 10 ycau.
AZ Fort Sullivan, on the Goth inst Mr. John
Gray, aged 81 years, formerly OF salem, Mass
lie had been 10 town In the afternoon, and when
he returned, observed 20 some one, " win take
a nap before tattoo, and when called on Al thai
time to answer 10 his name, was found dead ID
has birth.-Easipori SeHfizsi.
Al Lubec. Mr.. John Winslow, aged about 30
formerly OF n Yarmouth,
AtPleasant PoiHt, 10th inst Miss Molly Mitch.
ell, daughter OF Deao. Sockbason, aged 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

aud Spain; but he penetrated the innost recess
seseftheiI Congresses, collafsd their scattered
edicts Published al different iifnes and safisfac-
torily proved what must be their Inlcais0na by
their Own declarations ~ comparison og
the doctrines and acts Of the HsIy Alliance
with the established principles Of national law.
he showed conclusivsly, that the codes, max.
ims and compacta, By which the nations ofthe
earth ssve hitherto been governed, ara By this
corrupt association Of monarchs tstally disre.
garded.
Ny letters have said nothing of Mr.. Web
ster's manner Of speaking fJr Il a always a
consideration Of much less Importance than
The substance. FIe has not tie least appear
auoe of parade,ar aHectation. His periods are
neither measured nor rounded lie has no
coniortiO0 offeatures no violence Of gestures
nothing d what may be denominSted " the
pomp aud Circumstance "of popular eloquence.
Ills speech on this occasion, was pure stream
ofinteiiect, which did mol hurry 90 with the
violence Of torrent, bat glided IN a strong,
smooth, and majestic current HIS figures arc
al intended for illustration and these are al
ways Apostle and iorcible. His style borders
on the forensic and is perhaps too severely
chaste and attic 20 please a mixed assembly.
lie makes 10 appeals 10 the passions and
whatever Of palhos his eioquence possesses,
arises from spontaneous feeling clothed in the
utmost simplicity Of diction.
The dead silence and eager attention which
prevailed 10 the Hall and the galleries, during
fhe three hours he occupied the floor, furnish
tue strongest evidence that his speech was i'm
pressire and even fascinating. ] do not recol-
lsct TO have sesn person leave the House,
while be was speaking. His speech has had
the signal good fortune TO meet the approba-
ton AMI applause 81 all parties; and even those
who dissent from bis views, are loud in praise
of the talent, genUs, research and eloquence
be has displayed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
FIRE

The dwelling house Of Herbert Boardman
ESQ. Of Nev-Nineyard. was consumed by frt
on the night Of the 2ist inst with all It's con.
tents among which was large supply OF
provisions, furniture, clothing. bedding. SC
and about one hsDdrsd dollars 10 bank bills
ksq. B0ar3man was one Of the first settler.
q tue town. and By persevering industry
enterprise and prudence. had acquired a De.
cent property for . farmer: and In all res
poets vas IS comfortably situated as any 10
habitans Of the town; one Of bis sous with 4
young family lived ia the same house al
we're asleep when the Ere broke ort. He
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
MARRIED.

In this town. BY Elder s. Rand. Mf. Jacob Par
ker. Of Greene. to Miss Lois Robinson Of this town.
Lieut.. John B. Scott, to Miss Katharine
Cross.
IL Windham. cn Sunday last. SAMUEL T.
WELLS. ESQ. Of Salisbury n. II. TO Mis- LUCY
daughter of the Rev. g. kellogg
In Ailburn Mass Air Charles PlummeF. Of Bas-
rot, to Miss Sarah NJ. kinbal
Ia Wells. by Elder Baron. Mr.. Joseph Bragdsn Of
Kennebunk 20 Miss Dorcss Littlefeld. Of the for
meT place.
In North Yarmouth. BY the Rev. A. Cummings
Mr. Jacob Rosbins, 70 Miss Beisey Loring = AIF
Nahle Murray. 70 Miss Sarah sherman
In Cumberland, SIR. Daniel Msnsoa, Jun. 10 Miss
Susan h. Prince.
IL Fryehurg. Mr.. E5er Rice. u. Of Waterford
to Miss Eliza Fry. Of the former plaes.
IN North Yarmouth. Mr. Enoch Saldwin Of Dor.
chester, Mass. 10 Mrs Dorcss Howard.
IN New Hsven. DIR. Nathan Webster, Of Pom
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

FkNsACOLA, DEC. 10,
Capt. Nickels, of the schr. WIN. Barker,
from Bath. informs, that he was fred spon of
Fortugas banks, lat.26. Ion 81, 24,by an armed
schr and ordered to send boat on board, and
as il was impossible to comply Immediately
with the demand. second shot was fred,
which passed through the fore topsaiL The
mate was then sent on board, and was told by
the capt. that he was in want Of provisions and
would have them--he sent On board and took
some provisions and water, without paying for
them. The schr. had two guns; ten men
appeared upon deck armed with knives, aud
voices were heard below.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

TO bc sold nc public auction. on the premises
10 Freeport, on MONDAY the twenfy-third
day ~ February next, NJ 10 clock a ~.
pursuant to license from Rie Judge Of Pro-
bate for the county ui Cumberland
co much Of the REAL ESTATE of RFu-
Sen BAEToTI. late "a FrpepolT deceased,
subject 10 the widows right Of dover, 8 wih
raise the sum Of three hundred and sixty dollars,
for the payment OF the debts Of said deceased,
and incidental charges
Said real estate consists Of small lot u Land
IN Freepor, "a about Xix acres with "A good
house and barn thereon and one Pew ia lie
meeting-h0use Of the FIRST parish in said FFseport.
Conditions made known al the sale.
THOMAS MEANS, JF. Admir-
NATHAN NYF, Auci'r.
FresPort, Jan. %. ls24.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

hrst awaked nearly suaocatsd 9th snoke,
and nd only time 70 alarm tie others before
the house was enveioped In aames--sone wert
n0t abie % srocnre clothing 70 cover them
and had % 2lake their way half mile TO the
dearest neighbors. seariy naked and barefoot
and exposed al midnight 70 the inclemcncy
Of the weather. The two families from !
state Of aiisence are thurs IN a great measure
thrown 90 the charity of their friends and
the public 10 the midst Of winter.-SomerseI
journal.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
COMMUNICATED
BEETHOVEN SOCIETY.


Il is understood that this Society have recent
ly contracted with Mr.. Gilbert for the upper
rooms in his new brick Block, in Middle-street.
the partition wall is to be removed, and the two
apartments are 10 be thrown into one spacious
Hall, upwards of 40 feet long, 80 wide, and Is
high the whole 70 be handsomely furnished
and accommodated with two flights of stairs aud
several adjoining rooms in the rear of the Hall.
The interior arrangements are to be such as to
render Il eligible place for the noble purposes
to which II Is TO be devoted.-It is intended that
the Hall shall be ornamented, and the musical
performances Of the Society enriched, BY an Or
can Of suitable size and power: the town may
then be again privileged with an opportunity OF
listening TO those noble strains of the first Mas
tiers, which this Society perform with much
reputation to themselves and advantage TO the
musical part Of the community-ltis to be hoped
and expected, that the expence which must be
necessarily incurred in making this Establishment
will be speedily reimbursed by brilliant 0ratorios
and full houses.--The People Of this town should
have more taste and pride with respect TO the
usefulness and rising reputation of this Society
than have heretofore been diScovered-They
are essentially improving the character of Sacred
Music, and striving to increase the relish for the
elevated pleasure il is adapted to impart and
shall not their disinterested exertions meet with
encouragement and even be crowned with tri-
nmphant success. The Handel and Haydn
Society have become almost rich by the honor
able support given TO them by the ladies and
gentle men of taste and fashion in Boston-Their
Hall IS crowded even TO overhowihg and every
thing is done TO awaken musical ambition and
reward musical exertioR, by patronage andsteady
support.-Shall this town be inattentive to this
species Of education and rational amusement :
or by pursuing a different course and giving more
announcement 10 the arts and sciences, multi
ply the sources of enjoyment and add several
cubits to their literary stature '-1ime viii de-
termine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

Two miles below New Orleans, Dec. %, Abby
Jones. OF Bath from St. Thomas.--Salled Sd inst
Elizabeth, Mcintosh, Of this port, for Liverpool
Ia the river Isl inst Brilliant, 20 DAYS from Bath
CT. at Mobile. Dec. 29 Enterprise. Crowell, Glas
gov; Union. Linnekin. Mstanzas; 30th Sally. Lis
comb, ofthis port, Havana; Julia. Briggs, New
York.
Ar. at Savannah, 18th inst Henry, Winslow
hence, via Hampton Roads.
Al. at Charleston. l4th Horatio, York, Aqua
dilla, 3.
Ar. at Charleston. 18th inst. Mary Ann, Smith
and HEAVY, Smith. Georgetown.-Cl Franklin
Higgins, West Indies Ar 18th, Union, Green, o
this port, New Orleans. 10
Ar. at Norfolk, 18th, Planet Rackleyft, hence
Sailed, Hancock, Ryan. of Belfast, West Indies
First Attempt. Charleston .-saied from the Roads
ship Warren, Smith. London Midas
O.. at New York, 10Th. Henry. DavR, Barba
does Maria, Richardson, ST. John.--Sailed Midas
ofPoHland Otter. OF Mt. Desert-23d, ar. Aurora
Taubman, Bath. 18th, after having been blown of
and days at anchor of the hook.
Ar at New York. 25th, Lucy .Iealy, Hawks, o
TbomastoH, Ocracock, 12.-Cl Noble, Maxwell
Havana.-UP 26th, Three Sisters. Hall, for thi
port, tcl. on the 18th for ST. John, n B).--Saiied
Joseph, Ireland Champion, Cork friendship {
Noble, Cuba Ora Maria. Savannah.
Ar. at Holmes Hole, Jan. %. sloop Ranger
~t'~FA
Passed by and gone into Edsarton sch. Clemen
tine, Pratt. g Camden, from Fredericksburg, 70
Portland
Sen. Superb. Mcfarland, 30 days from Belfast
Ia hence, and from Portsmouth, ar. al Nantucket
2Oth inst in distress, with loss Of sails. &c. Sh
had been twice blown off 10 attempting 70 get int
Boston. where she was bound. Passed 10 tire eve
ming Of the eth inst 10 o'clock, about 40 mile
T. ,. T.. OF Cape Cod, sloop on her beam ends
iull OF water sails down, no person visisle.
Al. al Boston. 18th. Seneca, Gray, Charleston
and others Of tine Vineyard Heet-Went to sea, OF
Tuesday, Ann, Small, Of Labec, tor Baltimore
From the Roads. Boston, Eastport--W ednesday
Leo, Of Belfast, for New Haven. The sch asher
on SquanIum beach, is the Joshua. from Boston, 10
Bath; i Is Supposed she win not be GOT of Ihi
winter.
q at Boston, 30th inst. sch. Huldah e. Judah
Thompson, Trinidad Hero. Bragdon. FIedericks
burg Industry, Houston. Belfast Dolphin, Blan
cilard, Portland; Diomede, Blanchard. Matanzas
schrs. Susan. Small, Bath; Abigail. ElweIl, Of Bel
last Baltimore; Joseph. Gilchnst Of Cushing New
fork
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
Administrators Sale.

ON MONDAY, the i0ih NJ February neal, ai
- eleven O'Clock, foFenoon, a. the House Of
the widow saKAH HAsKELL, in New ti0urrstrr
win be sold, af Public .fHciisa, 1y order ri the
Supreme Judicial C0uFt--su much ui the Real
Estate Of MOSES HASKELL. Tate 81 said New.
Gloucester, deceased. ~ Will produce iht sum
Of three hundFed aud seveHiy-fge dollsss Said
real estate consists WI an excellent WOOD lot,
and some Of the best moving and tillaae land in
said town. gT Conditions made known IL The
time and place Of said sale.
MOSES HASKELL. Administrator We terir
non, on said estate Near- 6il0nceser ia. 10, lS14
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
e.rNOTICE..

The merchants Of Portland and vicinity are
invited 10 meet at the Cumberland Insurance
Office, this evening FEB. g. at half past o.
clock, TO take into consideration, communi-
cation from the Chamber of Commerce of the
city Of New York, on the subject OF the pre-
posed Tariff now before Congress.
Feb. & f89a.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
TO CORRESPONDENTS

A communication on the subject of the late
contested election in Frankfort, with sketches
of the debate on the question Of accepting the
reportof the committee, has been some time on
Gle, but the press OF other matter has hitherto
prevented US from publishing it. Several other
Communication are also necessarily deferred
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

THE Annual Meeting of the Portland .4uT-
III itiGry .sfarine Bi6Is Society, win be holden
at the Conference Room of the Second Parish,
on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 9th inst) al
half past STA o'clock. ITA general attendance
lot the Members is requested All Others who
wish to promote the object of the Society are IN
viied TO attend r. EMERSON, Secretary.
Portland, Feb. 3, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

Launsh---The brig THULE, completely
rugged, was launched from the ship yard al
|Shackford's Cove, Passport, on the 10th inst
She is 286 tons, built BY r. Huston, for Mr.
Il. Pllsbury, and said to be of superior work
manshiP.
There have been built at the above port
within the last two years, ship, 6 origs, and
9 packet schooners.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

We understand an address is to be de-
livered on Friday evening next, before the
Peace Society Of Maine, by WILLIAM LADD,
ESQ, of Minot. at the meeting house Of the
Second Parish 10 this town. Music BY the
Beethoven Society. No contribution will be
solicited.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
JOHN ID. GARDNER,

JOHN ID. GARDNER,
Commission Merchant aud .4actiOneer,
III AS just received per the brig Atlantic,
from New York, and schooner Abigail,
from Alexandra, and offers al private sale AZ
No. 5, Central Row, Fore street.
900 Barrels cue and superfRe Alexandra
FLOUR,
zoo bbls. Richmond city mills,
$50 bbls. New York FLOUR,
rs bbls. super. Family Genessee FLOUR,
100 bbls. fine middlings Richmond city mills,
so bbls. middlings New York,
30 bbls. ship stuff Richmond city mills,
l2S kegs Nos ! and manufactured To-
BACCO, warranted good,
40 boxes brown Havana SUGAR,
10 bbls. Tobago SUGAR,
10 bags Havana COFFEE,
10 pipes Rochelle BRANDY, lst quality,
5 pipes New York BRANDY, % per cent.
above proof
40 boxes Souchong TEA,
90 chests Y. III. TEA, WIN. & James cargo,
10 " Isabella's
Is Hyson Americans cargo
10 bags best Jamaica PIMENTO,
80 casks Malaga RAISINS,
Is casks Malaga WINE.
90 doz. English SHOYELS, No. 2.
10000 feet Chelmsford GLASS,
bbls old Pittsburg WHlSKEY,
80 boxes smoking PIPES,
ALSO,
zoo bbls. Mess, Nos. 4, 2, and new BEEF.
-Wdnted as abODe-
1000 lbs. CLOTER SEED,
1000 bushels FLAX SEED.
For which Cash will be paid If offered il
February.
Portland, Jan. %, 1924.
j. ID. @. would remind his friends
and eastern merchants generally, that he
shall be constantly supplied with most Of the
above articles, which will be warranted Of the
FIRST quality; that it is his intention to offer
every facility with regard to credits, and is -
situated that be can deliver Flour, SC. on
board vessels free Of truckage and wharfage.
which is an object to any person purchasing
a quantity Of goods.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

BELFAsT. Jan. %.
Birds Eye JWapie.-We believe il is not
Igenerally known, that there grows in the for
ests 81 Name, As beautiful wood for cabinet
makers use, and nice finishing, a. almost
any part Of the world can afsrd--we will not
except mahogany, and think any person who
vii look al the elegant cabin Of the ship AL
fred now nearly completed al this port, the
work Of which 10 done partly with mahogany
and partly with Birds Rye Maple, will not
hesitate to give the preference. for beauty, to
the latter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

~ MARINE.
~ PORT or ~
4 ::PORTL4ND:: 49,


ARRIVALS.
FRIDAY-Ar. Sch. Industry, Cole. or Saco. Al
days from Sunpam. for Boston, with oiolasses.
Vessels left. before Tsported-spoke nothing,
Same dGy-sch. Pilgrim, Snowman, Of wiscasse,
from New York, with cargo OF SoUr, apples ans
rye gin.
The sch. Fseemason, OF Steuben, whieh Ief
Holmes Hole 9Th. rs 81 anchor (3lsiS an the hzf.
bour. She Is bound 70 Boaon
The sloop Abigail. Of Boofhbay, light came ia
this morning (3Isi) and anchored. Wind a. with
snow.
CLE.4RED--schr Reporter. Preble, for Africa
by l. Jewst; sloop Ranger. Smith. Fredsrieks
burg.
4lso-French ship Ia Belle. Croizs,. for Qua
daloupe by ". & L. Dana 8 Co brig Herald. J.
Prince, Tor Havana. by A. Newhall; bFigs Atlantic
s. Blake. for Matanzas. by N Blake Argo, c.
Jordan. for Havana. BY j. Richardson.
Went 10 on Sunday morning. last. fine wine
from Y. w. sch. Reporter, caft E. Prehle. for th'
coast Of Africa Fr. ship la Belle. Croizei, 70
Guadsloupe; brigs Herald. J. Prince. for Havana
Atlantic. S. Blake for Matanzas slcop Abigail, o
Boothbay sch Industry. Cole, Of Saco, for Boston
On Sunday evening, brig Argo, Jordan, fol
Havana also sIoop President, Stanwood, fol
Boston, and returned Monday morning or
account Of the vessel making ice 50 fast.
Passenger in the la Belle. for Guadalupe. Mr.
William Gutter, of this town.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Jan. "a TAT. 40, long Ca brig Midas, Of this pon
3 days from New York, for Ireland.
18th, lat g. lon Is, 0ttsr, OF Mount Desert,
days from New York.
22d inst. Cape Coo, w. by n. IOleag. brig Co
lumbia. hence, for Mobile.
MEMORANDA.
At Trinidad, since Dec. 80. Factor. and Susan
nah. dis'g: Washington, Norris. loading.
The Betsey, Ilsiey. hence. was al Port-au-Prince
Dec. 25. Capt. !. had been at Cape Hayden,
DAYS before.
4 From Lioyds' Lisi-Ar at GraveSend, Nov. %
Albert, Collins, from Virginia The Lverpool. Ba-
con, was to sail from Liverpool, for New Orleans
dec. 7.
The number Of vessels lying at Havana, exclu
sve Of Spaniards. the 81 inst. were 10 ships Is
AM 81 brgs rs AMI "a schs. and sIoops. all
Americans
A Do. Sd, Orion, disch. Mexico, Cewes, uncr.
Topic, Boston do; Arlington, 10 sail 7th.--Sail-
cd 5th Admiral, Haskell, Of GsIdiner for Pensaco-
la--AF. 9Th, sophronia Fhwingi Blakely. 6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
JOSHUA RICHARDSON

HAS REMOVED to the head of Richard
sons Wharf, Fore Street, where IL has i0E
sale
800 Hhds al st. Ubes SALT;
DO Hhds W l. RUM
$50 Bots W Alensndria FLOUR, u Eupsrioi
quality
50 tons PLASTER PARIS
100 bags Of CORN
Jan. >, 1874
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

The dwelling house Of Mrs. Whittier, 10
this village, was entered on Thursday night
last, and the following articles taken there
from. one small gold watch, chain and seals,
three table, and twelve teaspoons sc. sc.
The spoons were marked A. ~. ID.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

A young man calling his name Thomas
Perkins, jr. and said he was from Kenuebunk,
froze TO death in Dover about the first OF tins
month, his age between rs and 90 years
Bangor Register.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

TO THE PUBLIC
The subscriber deems II to Be has duty 10 make
The folioWiHg adismerlf through the msdiEHl Of the
Press
Whereas ctTfGiH reports PT0pagufsd BY some eril
nliaaed person persons purp0rfiRg that ny blld-
ilgs xeTe 81 On fire bg on IHosrdiarg IN Hgg ab-
FsHcs. rhich report Was particularly bsiisued BY
some uEihinking persons. III meetfnF Of ny
frisaas and aeighb0iEs called tor that Purpose, .
consaittes Of fire persons lpas ekoser 10 inrcsgafs
the affair ssh0 gftcr fiH heaTirg 81 the puTtics
iaieessd declared that the reporf asrs lrihsu aEg
Foundation rhatsrsr; Gsd 7 sr0uld further safe
fully eoiaries IN that opiai0H Eifh tie committee
cud sincerely hope that ta- as f1fse opsni0H hnl
exfeHasd q lEiH shortly 81 corrected and sleep iH
0blirion.
N8THL. W.sLDE.f
HSabreok, Jrn -, ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

Fire s--Ou the morning Of ths 10Th inst
the house Of DIR. Moses Chick, in Dixmont
was consumed by FIRE, with part Of its con
tents. ID.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

A LOT ~ Land, 100 Acres. in Sianaifh
~ County II Cumberland No :, ira disi-
sion
A Lot az Land 100 Acres, IN sieuben, C0unly
Of Washington, No. ll2
A Lotto Land 100 Acres, IN Harrington. being
easteFly part Of 10 Ia.
The above wal W. sold u N clock ,Fcby IVA,
at ATWOOD a. QUINCf'S Office.
Portland. Jan. 25. 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

~ Bundles best bright SHEET IRON
single, double and treble rolled
IS Boxes TIN PLATE, just landed AZ
No. 8, Long Wharf
HEMP DUCK Fresh souchong a Hyson TEAS,
.7iS0--.H ll2 dollars zach,
Two new Chaise and Har-
ness, made Of first rate materials
Also,
Pigs Spanish block Tin,
Sheet Lead, No. 9, "a and a
quantity Of Bristol BY and Shy 10 win
dow Glass and Sad Irons,
100 sides Philadelphia harness Leather,
Boxes musCaiel Raisns,
Half boxes bunch DO.
Bv ATWOOD Al CTTNCY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03

lad. 10 Mis Aan Eliza BaHosghs Of ihs fsEmsl
place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-03
GHARnIAN-S SIZE.
TO BE SOLD,

Pownal, Jan. 8, 1924