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The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

Robert Wharton, Esq. who has been for .
long time Mayor Of Philadelphia. has given no
tice that he will resign his Office. This is a
contradiction Of Mr.. Jefferson's doctrine. when
he spoke Of the federalists, that" few die and
hone resign."-Cors. -4dv.
The sudden departure Of the ship Virginia.
Cor N. York, which we mentioned yesterday,
is ascertained 10 have been unconnected with
any commercial speculation. A love affair, in-
volying youth, beauty and riches, on the one
part, is believed 10 have occasioned the unex-
pected movement, and the subject has afford.
ed general topic Of conversation for the last
twenty-four hours.--.N. Orleans .4dv. TThe
above vessel was chartered, TO sail for New
York, in ballast, al 10 hours notice
A French schooner was blown % near
Cape Mount, Africa, on the 23d November,
with all her crew. about % in number, and
ten slave dealers. all Of whom lost their lives.
Only one person on board was saved. who
states that the Captain threw some burning
spirits from bis finger, which accidentally fell
into barrel ofgun-powder
Cdnddd.-lt will be remembered, that in
the early part Of last season a question arose
of much interest to the Trade ofthe province,
as to the admissibility Of Pot aud Pearl Ash.
es, and other articles not specified in the Sche-
dale Of the Canada Trade Act, to be impor-
ted; and some American Durham boats hav-
ing such articles on board, were seized AZ
Montreal, but afterwards released, ia conse-
qucuce OF Special Warrant bv the Cover
nor in Chief The Commissioners of the Gus
toms have decided that the same we're not H.
able to seizure.--lQuebsck Gd=.
We learn from the National IntelIigencer.
that Lieut.. w. A. WEAVER, has been suspend
ed By order Of the NAVY Department. in con-
sequence Of the questions which have arisen
as 20 the correctness Of his conduct in the case
between himself and the owners Of the ship
America; and that formal investigation will
be instituted nn the return Of the Franklin 10
the United States.
The IndiGas.-Lieutenan Morris. who ar
rived at st. Louis, from the Council Bluffs
brings news Of the murder Of FIVE men. be
longing to the trading establishment Of Mes
srs. 3. Pratt 4 CO. by the Yanctons. and one
ofthe Columbian Fur Company BY the Auri-
earee Indians.
The town Of Providence has authorized the
Board Of Health, az the expense OF the town.
TO caase General Vaccination of all the in
habitsnts who wish IL.
The Legislature Of Bermuda. cornplainios
of Gov. Lumley, have resolved TO transact no
moe business till their grievances are redress
ed BY England
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
GEORGE WILLIS,
AssessOrs' Nntice.

lTHE Assessors for the town of Portland
hereby give notice to the inhabitants
and all other persons liable to pay taxes in said
town, that they shall be in session at the Count
ing Room over the store occupied by Mr.. Dan
iel Gilbert No. 4, South side Long Wharf. from
9 to IL O'Clock. A. NJ. and from to 8 O'Clock.
p. NJ. on the tenth, eleventh, twelfth and thir-
teenth days Of May instant, to receive true and
perfect lists of their polls, and Of all their estates
both real and personal, including proprietary
estates, and estates IN trust which they respec-
lively owned, or were possessed of on the first
day of May instant.
The following schedule NAV serve as form.
| NuEber Of Polls of ls years old and upwards.
Including wards and apprentices, description
o. real estate, either in their own right or the
| right of others improved or not improved Tex
cept pews in houses Of public worship,) descrip-
ton and amount of personal estates in trust Or
otherwise, including all monies at interest more
than they pay interest tor, and all other debts
due to them more than they are indebted for.
Monies of all kinds on hand, public securities of
all sorts, all bank stock and shares, or property
in any incorporated company for a bridge 1r
turnpike road, or shares in any other incorpora-
ted company possessing taxable property ar
cOrding TO the Just value thereof Amount of
all goods, wares, and merchandise, or any other
stock in trade, including stock employed in
manufactures Vessels Of all kinds af home
or abroad, with their eargOes, stores, and appur-
tenances all pleasure carriages, horses, mules,
and cattle of one year old and upwards The
amount Of income from any profession, employ
ment, or by any annuity Or legacy, or other
source. or gained BY trading al sea or on land
And all other property excepting sheep, house
hold furniture, wearing apparel, farming Hten-
sils, tools Of mechanics necessary for carrying on
their business, and salt works for the manufac-
ture Of salt, and also the machinery in cotton
and woolen manufactures
The assessors would also give notice that
when the assessments are completed. the tar
list viii be committed 10 the Collector, aud
that they shall not be in session as heretofore
~ hear the complaints OF those who NAV con-
sider themselves over taxed, and they assure
them that no abatement will be made unless IN
cases Of those who hand in their lists, or were
necessarily prevented from doing so, as contern-
plated BY the law, an extract from which thev
suhioin.
: And any person or persons shall not bring
IN list OF their estates as aforesaid 20 the asses
s0rs. he, she, or thew, so neglectiRs or refusing
shall not be admitted 20 make application 20 the
Court Of Sessions for any abatement Of the a.
sessment 80 laid on bin, her, or them, unless
such person or persons shall make II anpear ~
said Court thar Il was not within the power Of
him, her, Or them, TO deliver TO the assessors
respectively list OF his her or their rsteahIe e.
tate a the time appointed for that purpose"
DANIEL COBB, ! a..
CHARLES FOX, -1''e'''''-
Portland, May !, lS24.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
NEW PIECE GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED, AND VOW OPENING. Foa SAL.
By EDWARD HOWE,

Al No s, MsrehaHfs' Ross, Middle Street,
DLACk, blue, drab and mixed Broad
- Cloths and Cassimeres-striped and plain
WOolenetts-- MOreeHs--Ra Rattnetts--c0mmon
Calicoes-fne ~ do.-bIack aud white Prints
Printed Muslins--plain do-fancy and plain
CsmbFics-Aiuslin Hdkfs.-Jacsnet Cravats--
Gingham Robes-scotch and English Ginghsms
Imitation Cashmere, Crimson Silk and Mus
lin Long Shawls-Furniture Dimities-Long
Lawu-Linen Cnmbrics, Shirtings, Damasks and
Table Cioths--Plaid Cotton, do-Figured and
Twilled black Levantine-black and Green Sars-
netts-Flag and Bandanna Hdkfs.-Silk Vest
ings-black and coloured Nsnkin and Canton
Crapes-silk, Worsted and Cotton Hose-Eng-
lish Gioves-Paris Kid do.-.4iso-Bed Ticking
Striped Jeane--and blue Derry.-A large as-
sortment Of Umbrellas and ParasOls, sc. &c.
Portland, MAY 4
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
- g Pickles.

VIE euesorieers hereby give public notice 10 al
concerned, that they have been duly appoint
ed and have taken upon themselves the trust ol
Executors Of the last will and testament OF SAM
UEL CUTTER, late OF NnTrh Yarmouth IN the
County 81 Cumberland. Gentleman deceased. by
givins bond a the law ID eCts. They therefore re-
quest al persons WIN indebted 70 the said de-
osaseds estate % make immediate payment an
those who nave any demands thereon 20 exhihi,
the same for settlement to
J-4COB MITCHELL,
CH-92LES CUTTER.
NoFgh YsTmoutb, 9gTA p, 1874
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

Appointments by the President, bv and with
the advice and consent of the Senate:
Robert Campbell, ofGenoa, to be Consul Of
the United States az that place.
Richard r. Thomson, Of Pennsvlvania, g.
be Consul Of the United States at Canton.
Joseph Ridgeway, Of New-York, to be Con-
sui Of the United States at the Island Of ST.
Croix.
John M Macpherson, Of Pennsylvania, to
be Consul of the United States at Maracaioo,
in the Republic Of Columbia.
Charles Savage, of Kentucky, to be Consul
Of the United States al Guatimala.
George w. Slocum. Of Alexandria, 10 the
District Of Columbia, to be Consul of the Uni
ted States at Buenos Ayres
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
MILITARY

Al an election Of officers 10 the North Ysrpouth
Light infaniry. on Saturday Iax,. L. Joseph Al
Baker was chosen CatgAin, vice Field. resisnr5-
EssiEn Jesemiah Baker. Lieutenans. vice Baker
pEosaotsd-SeIgsant Joseph Bassow Ensizn wise
Baker. promoted.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

some carnage, with a strong second han
CHASE. The same will CO scld cbeau. ~
,Pplied for soon.
Portland, April %, 1894
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
MaRRIFn-

II This town. bY the Rev. Dr.. Psyscn. Mr. war
zen Waite, Of n. fork city, 70 Miss Abigail
Fernald
II this town, on sunday evening last. by Rev
Air Streeter, Mr. Thomas G. Kellick. "a Mis-.
Tovins Hort0n.-Bs Rev. Mr Band, Dir. William
Plammer, TO Miss Nabby Tobin.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
Weights, Measures, &C.

THE SUBSCRIBER being appointed seaIer
of Weights and Measures for this town, no
t6es the inhabitants thereof to bring in to him
at his Shop, over Capt. John L. Lewis Store iu
Fore Street. all their Beams, Weights, and
Measures, that he may try, pr-ye, and seal the
same as the law directs.
SAM'L CLARY, Sealsr.
Portland Nav g 1924
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
PASCHAL BROOKS.

PASCHAL BROOKS.
y ESPECTFULLY informs the public tha,
IA he has taken Store No. I. Merchants
Row, Middle Street, lately occupied bv Mr.
GEORGE Willis, where he has Just opened the
following among variety Of other articles .-
Red and White Raw Silk
Mantles; Merino SHAWLs; Grape and Dam
ask SILK Shswls Worsted MANTLFS TIe.
CANT Black and Cold Gros DC Naples SILKS
Valencia and silk VESTINGS Damask Talle
LINENS; A 5-4 Ga IA ga o-4 ana IO-4
wide Damask Table CLOTHS; Irish LIN.
FMS in pieces and l-2 pieces Linen CAM.
BRlCS; Long LAWNS Linen CANBRIC
Hdkfs. IMITATION, do POPLINs Broad
and Narrow BOMBAZINES Plain and Fig'd
Thule LACE Italian GRAPES; Crane
DRESSES CASHMERE Hdkfs. Gros De
NAPLES do. ZELIAS MERINO Hdkis
Black and ColOured SATTNS German and
FLAG Hdkfs. SINCHAWS. LEVANTINFs
British COTTON Russia DIAPER I'm. India
MUSLIN Jaconet and BOOK Go CAM
BRICS; CALICOEs English GINGHANS
BROADCL0THS CAsSIMERES SATTL
NETTS BEDTICKINGS, Sc &C.
All Of which will bp sold as low N can ~
purchased in town
May 4 1924. If
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
Pirate Sale.
JOHN ID GARDNER.

No. 5, CeHtral Ros, Fore Street,
I AS just received per Schooner Mary and
Jones Hale from New York aud Mi-
ledgvIlle, from Boston. in connection wiu
Goods 10 Store, which are offered low AZ pri
vate sale
40 Tierces of Prime New Rice;
1000 Bushels New York RIVE;
200 kegs Manufactured Tobacco, No j a ,.
warranted good
$50 Bbls. Richmond City Mills Flour;
i5O do. Alexandra do.
10 do. Gennessee do;
900 do New York MiJdlinrs:
3 Pipes New York Brandy:
10 Pipes Cognac Brandy, 4th proof;
10 Chests Y. II. Tee;
80 Boxes Souchong Tea
10000 Feet Chelmsford Glass, assorted sizes
AZ Pieces Ravens Duck
40 Bolts Russia al. !, 2,aud 3 quality
so Pieces Red Flannels
Bales Satlineus,
6s barrels ROsin, s.. SC. sc.
Portland, April 2l. 1924.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. David Farm
ham Of Lebanon, Me. 10 attempting to cross
the bridge between Lebanon and Milton, fell
into the river and was drowned. The night
was very dark and the railing of the bridge
had been suffered to decay and fall sometime
previous to this melancholy event.
Dover Repub.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
Crockery, Glass and China.
Mem Goods, handsome patterns,
HAVE JUST BEES RECEIVED BY
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

Such IS Tea and dining SETS, or each
- article separate, 5000 TUMBLERS-DE-
CANTERS-WINEs, and other articles of COM
mon and cut glass Ware, also KNIVES AND
FORK KS-SPOONS, Butts 4 screws, together
with many other articles Of Hard Ware-200 doz
Fl iTR COMBS
CRATES in the original packages, or repack-
ed for the country.
May4.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
FOR SALE BY
DANES ABRTDGEMENT


"A IL persons are hereby cautioned arzinst
purchasing a note of hard sirnsd bv re t1
BENNET PUMPHiLLY, az Turner. coanfr WI
Oxford Or order, Cor tie sun of sfteen dollars.
lated a Portland, State Of Msine. sometime in
ihe year lsl9 A. mo value was received, 10
payment win L. made bT IRE
ABEL SAMPSON.
Portland, April 1. 1894.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

The last Boston Recorder contains list oi
duels fought in the United States or by citi-
xens Of the U. States, since the commence
ment Of the present century, 10 the number Of
a hundred and four. in the greater part Of
which one Of the parties was killed, and in
several of them both were killed.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

La Fdyette.-Tbe Marquis La oyetts has lost
his election 10 the new French Parliament
As bis political life in France u cut of, a
least for time, We may expect that be WI
once more honor America with his prese nee.
10 bis letter 20 Or. Thacher, dated 72d Jsnu
airy he says -" You invite me. dear doctor
20 the happy shores where 50 many unuitera-
bic emotions await me. Far am from CIV
ing up the delightful hope yet al this critical
moment sense ef duty keeps me on tae Euro
Ptan sids Of the .4dantie but should IL RoI
only keep ne as formerly bVt sBeR permit me q
eross orer 70 you, Be certain 70 time should b
lost" Boston Gazette.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

-Four shares In the Maine Cotton and wooden
Factory, at Brunswick, sold in Boston last week
for 500 per shere. 1T is said they cost $1,000
per share.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

The following short extract from popular
work ) worth half a ream Of such speculation.
a. are daily issuing from the press IN the Mid.
Ole States We commend IL 20 tie special
notice Of the friends Of the new TarG
Porfsm0afA Journal
To encourage manufactures 10 my town
Of GlenthoFn. proposed puitiGg clause 10
my leases, compelling my tenants 70 buy stuff
and linens manufactured at GlenthOrn and
no where else. Stubborn M'Leod, as usual,
began with
doubt whether that viii not encourage
The manufactures at Glenth0rn TO make bad
stuhs and bad linen. since thes are sure OF 3
sale, and without danger Of competition"
Al all events, thought my tenants would
grow rich and fndspsadent. il they made every
thing az home that they wanted yet Mr..
MLeod PerPlexed me BY his
Doubt whether Il would not be better for
man to buy shoes, ifhe couldbuy them cheap
er than he could make them" lie added
something about the division Of labor, and
Smiths Wealth Of nations. TO which could
0nly answer-Smith's Scotchman.
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
WILLIAM HYDE

A good Barg il
may be obtained b,
calling az Peter
IAgery Stable, Fed
eral street, wher
is for sale q vaiuab
well bn,ke youa
HORSE. Of hand
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04

AT PRIVATE SALE,
80 boxes Mould Candles.
100 do. Brown Soap.
so do. Shaving do.
40 Bladders Snnf.
80 Casks Raisins.
10 Crates CrOckerv Ware, we'l assorted.
10 Casks and az. Casks Lisbon, Malsga 4
Corsica Wine.
40 Hhis. y. F. Rum.
Tons Butter.
SO Thousa M Russia Quills.
SO hs. Col0ured Sewing six.
Casks summer Straine1 OIL.
WANTED-500 bushels first
quality WHITE BEANS.
Portland, April "a
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10000 DOLLARS
Ten Thousand Dollars :

CASH FOR PRIZES
Ticket No. 3i7l combination 2 40. BIZ
came up prize of
1000 DOLLARS,
in the New York Literature Lottery, on
18th ultimo, was presented on THURSDAY
last by the fortunate owner, and the
Cash immediately paid him by the AessIs'
ALIENS & Go. who hope TO have iOs
pleasure of distributing amongst thsir Gus
toners some of the capital prizes IN the
next class of the LITERATURE LOl'
Terry, consisting of
$40, 900, 10000, 5,08s, &C.
And all to be drawn on the Goth Oclo'
Der next.
Tickets are expected 10 advance short
ly. Present price, -,
Whole Tickets p7 90 Quarters Di 10
Halves 800 Eighlbs 900
For sale, in great variety OF numbeEs'
al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-30
Strayed or Stolen.

A SILVER buntl, G WATCH, with gold
n chain, two seals and a key, gold
one OF the seals head OF Shakespeare, We.
ry finely engraved OF a scotch topaz; III.
other a Bengal blood store, not engraved.
Also, a plain English silver watch, had
simply a black ribbon las chain) and a
common key.
A liberal reward will be given for he
first, as there is attached to it more than
IFS intrinsic value-for tie second suit.
able reward will be given, and il restored
no questions zviil be asked. Apply to The
printer. sep Gift
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MISCELLANY.
DISCOVERY SHIPS.
From q PriUGtc letter.

Fl. Nj. ship Hecia, Dasis's Strait.
lat. 6s deg. N. long. 54 w. Juno s5.
Our passage across the Atlantic was
exceedingly favorable, being only a
fortnight from the Orkneys to Cape
Farewell; and we have been enVelop-
ed 10 fog ever since. which has pre-
vented our getting in the Whale>Fish
Islands, whittier Capt. Parry propo-
ses to unload the transport; and this
evening the weather has become more
clear. and we see the islands about
80 miles to windward of US, so that
we may hope to be there to.morrow
morning.
WHALE.FisH ISLANDS, June 80.
We arrived here, as | had antici.
mated, on Saturday morning, and
have been since basily engaged in re-
moving our stores from the trans.
mort, which will, in all probability,
leave us on Thursday morning; and
as am going on an excursion TO Dis
CO, about 90 miles from this. ! must
finish my letters tonight. There is
resident on this island a Danish Go.
vernon or merchant, and about 80
or 90 Esquimaux, or rather mixed
race of Danes and Esquimaux; they
are mostly Christians; and it was
quite delightful to find the Holy
Scriptures among them, and to see
almost every one of these poor crea-
lures enabled to read the Blessed
Word in their own Language. The
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To Let,
To Let,

k,..s The House and Store formerly
HffN occupied by the subscriber, Oh the
Rahsi corner OF Fairfax and King streets
ae.AszIi is considered a good stand for
any kind of business, and will be rented
low to good tenant. For terms apply
TO THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
nov | II
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Charles Bennett


Sbeppard's extra superhne cloths >and
kerseymeres
Blue e. mixed Yorkshire cloths
Do. do. plains & kerseys, OF supe-
rior quality
Figured and plain bombszettes
Extra super6ne black bombazeens
Super6De blue cloak camblels
Flsnnels and swan skins
English sewing silks and twist OF the
first quality
Linen g. diaper tapes, ladies' Il misses
superfne cotton bose
Aberdeen, coiored, w. b. & Osnaburg
threads
Super6ne s. 6pe ingram carpeting OF The
latest s. handsomest patterns
8. 81 and 4 point blankets
London toiinet & swansdown vestlng
Extra treble gilt buttons and button
mouds
Russia and Irish sheetings, linens and
long lawns
Table & towelling diaper T. damask
Seine Iwine 6 Shoe Thread,
TickIenburgs and burlaps
which, with bis former stock on hand,
renders bis assortment very complete, and
is offered for sale on the usual terms.
.ep7 iaw6w
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Indian Queen Tarern,
James S. GunneII, M. ID.
DENTIST.


ID ESPECIFULLY offers bis services
Il q as Dentist, 10 the citizens and visi-
tors of the District Of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington GeOrgetO1cn Alexandria
DIR. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR.. Semmes
F. May p. Warfield Washingto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N w. Worthingt on 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. 7th. 1899.
OrDr. GunneIl may be consulted at
Mr.. Clagett's hotel. in Alexandra, every
Friday, from A. M. until P, M. Tex
cept during The sessions OF Congress. y
All letters addressed to Dr.. G. in Washing
ton, or left at Clagett's hotel will be pune
tually attended to, lswN
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Best Chewing Tobacco.

EIFTY kegs manufacture TOBACCO
IL 8 and I2's Barclays brand, warrant.
ed superior to any in the district, just re.
ceived by the sloop Richmond, Knox,
master, from Ricbmoud.--For sale by
July 2o-wtf J. D BROWN. Agent.
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Pepper, sc.

Pepper, Oc'
TVHlS day landing from the brig Acorn,
I Jacob Lee, master, from Salem-for
sale by WIN, FO"LE q 20.
goo bags heavy Sumatra pepper, en-.
titled to deben,ure
II tons 81. Peiessburgh clean hemp
So cases salad oil
1000 pounds salt petre
Also landing from schr.New Pricilla, from
Providence.
8 bales low priced brown shirtingS ;
aug
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Cotton & Hemp seine Irvine.
ENHE subscriber has just received part
L of his Fall supply Of Bridport Her.
ring and Shad TwiDs. Also, an assor'-
ment of Cotton Seine Irvine, which will
be sold at the Baltimore prices.
aug "a GEO. COLEMAN.
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This is to give Notice,

e
THAT the subscriber of Alexandra
Il county, in the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the orphans court Of
said county, letters OF administration on
the personal estate OF Jonathan Swift, late
Of the county aforesaid deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de'
cedent, are hereby warned 10 exhibit The
same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the sub.
.criber, passed by the orphans court, on
or before the 7th day OF March next or
they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit 10 said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required TO make immediate
payment Given under NY hand, the lib
day OF September, 1894
HUMPH. PEAKE, admir- Of
sept7 3w Jonathan Swift.
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domestic, Goods.

THOUR cases bleacbed c0ttoDs.ot extra
L. fine quality, ls bundles sugar paper,
received per schr. Alert, tor sale.hy
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
sept 10
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Iron and Eiaster.

THORTY tons Swedes Iron, assorted 81.
4 yes. 90 do. French plaster. on board
the brig Betsy, capt Wallis, for sale on
'''' VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
sept 10