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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

To consequence of the statements which
have gone abroad, 10 relation TO a Congress
sionaI domination Of candidates for President
and Vice President of The United States, the
have been requested, by many Of
their Republican colleagues and associates, TO
ascertain the number. Of the members OF Con
rress, who deem il inexFedient, al this time.
to make such nomination and 70 publish the
same for the information Of the People Of the
United States.
In compliance with tins request. they have
obtained from gentlemen, representing The Sc
yeral States. satisfactory Information, that. III
two hupdred aud sixty one, the whole number
Of members. composing the present Congress,
there are one hundred and eighty one, who
deem IL inexpedlent under existing circum-
stances, 10 meet in Caucus, for the purpose OF
dominating Candidates for the President and
ice President Of The United States; and thev
have good reasons 10 believe that portion o.
the remainder viii be found unwilling 10 al
tend such a meeting.
RICHARD VI. IoRNsoe, q kentEcks,.
JOHN II. EAros, Tennessee.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
THE LEGISLATURE.

We are constrained 20 say, that we begin to
&c under some concern for the character Of our
legislature. We allude not so much to the pre-
vsiling system Of caHcusing, though we think
che members might be better employed; and
We tear that the duties Of committees NAV suffer
from want Of despatch, even il the business Of
taa DAY Is not sometimes neglected on account
oi the time devotsd IN the recess % private ar
engagements respecting the presidential election.
Tie business Of the two houses cannot Be advan-
tageonsy Disposed OF. unless Il il well mafnred
IN committees and il IS needless 10 observe that
THIS cannot be thoroughly done while the most
impertant members IL these committees have 20
much nanre weisity maiters 20 attend to-not
70 say thhi tue continual excitement Of this sub
Jet not favorable 20 the deliberate progress Of
legislation and we fear that their constituents
viii not be altogether satisfied 10 accent the trae
apology
The business Of legislation is one Of the most
importaat ct All the functions Of government.
ana examples are wanted for emulation OF
devotion 70 public DUTY. we respectfully recon-
mend tue diligence 81 the other tw0 branches
namely, the executive and Judiciary, 10 their
sespsctsc departments the members Of which,
When called 60 their posts. are instant In season
ana out Of seasoa In discharge "a their several
oshces neither turning @ The right hand nor
CUT wat we have % suggest relates pFinci-
paiiy 70 the order ol parliamentary proceeding
And the disposition OF business % as 70 bring Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
..M2RRLED.

10 this town, 90 Sunday evening last. BY Elder
> Rand MIR. Edward Mason. 10 Miss Ann Manson.
same evening" Mr. Moses Clough TO Mrs Abigail
Morse.
In Pownsl, by Rev. p Chaplin, Mr. Paul Allen,
70 Miss Sarah Jones.
In Gorham by Rev. Mr.. Pomerny. Mr. Samuel
Goodwin. Of Buxton, to Miss Lacy Alden, 81
Gorham.
In wisGasset, on Tuesday evening last, Mr..
James Greenleaf, of Mercer, to Miss Clarissa
Mckinney.
In NoFthport, Mr.. Jonathan r. Quoby,, Of
Belfast, to Miss Abigail Burkmar, Of Northport
In Readield, MIR. Edward Richardson, to Miss
Hannah Mason. &
In Mount Vernon, Elder John Pain 10 Miss
Deborah Moody
10 Readheld by Rev. Mr. Gillet, on Wednes-
day ] lth inst MIR. Gustavus A. Benson OF China.
TO Miss Hannah Page Of tAe fonaer place
In Boston, Capt Benjamin Small ID Miss Mary
Waters, both Of Deer Isle.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
MARIN e.
PORT OF
::PORTLAND.:


ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY--AF. sch. .Cherub EIeserve. 10
days FROM Belfast, fof Marbehead Left sch. John.
Frost fof Msrblehead, f'Ozen up The c. pat ia
70 kennebec, during the late gale. n
SUNDAN-Ar. bpg Mechanic, Angel Is dsv,
from Havana, moasses 70 X Morton Left an
%, ship Ann, Fletcher New-YoTk 4 !; JeiTer snn.
Gray. repairing; Cecilia, Liberal for frt or sale
Eagle, Smith, unc William, Riuer, disehr Chauu-
cey, Litile, nnc. O1ris, Thomas. do Lucy .4np.
Asnos for Campeachy, waiting irieght brigs sta
IRA Mountiort, Portland 4; Abesna, Blinus Ne~
orb : Ehen- Hall. New-OrleaRs next day; Tro-
PIC, Stevens, Boston Mary Aun Richards Boston.
loading Nary Joan Gardiner, condemned Tele-
graph, LoIing, New York Cordelia, sawver.
Portland, une. Flora, Jones, do under seizure
Advance, Hit. Boston. 4 schrs AnEslope. Blans
ehars, New-h Ork, next day. The ksnnebec Ira.
der Brooks. for New-0rleans xaieds25th The Ma.
~ and Martha. Small, foTBath, sailed IL Co Port
Com NJ Room.
Also A. sem Boston. shacktord. Passport for
Boston
Also ar schr. Beisey. Spear. 3 DAYS from Tbnm.
aston, for Boston, and Alexandra. sailed IN on
With schr. for Beverly which went into Towns.
eud. on Sunday morning.
CLEtkED-SchFs- Dolphin. Banchsrd and In.
dustry. Cole, Of Saco, Tor Boston.
Also cleared slocp Express. L. SAWYER gnstoa
full rugged biz = AZ anchor IN Hoy Islaud
Rosas--Also number Of schrs-one OF them from
Georges nser bound TO Newburypon.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Jan l6. lat. =, 81. lon "a, Warren. Perkins. n.
hennebank.
sIlh ID C. Florida, The jones. from New o..
leans
Feb. 4, lst 81 20, long - Sleep Lacy. Hsaly.
% fhomast0n. fer Ocrarrck
Feb. y, lat. "a. 30 Ion. 20 BRIG Dc Wiz Clinton.
II New YORK. from Wiscasset foI Savannah.
Lar. 50, II. long e. schr. Josepb. Is rsgs from
Bermada Cor Savannah.
Jan. 81. Of Cape Chrrlcs. schr. Marrzret Ann.
from Norfolk for stats ar Maine.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

DAVID BARroS, .Iissours.
Wa. KELLY, .fsabaAa.
RoHERT NJ. HAfsE. S0ttA Carolina
CHARLrs RIcH. TerH0af.
Il. FULLER, .Hnssalhusstfs.
j. SLosE, Ohio.
CSC. H0LcoMHE, Men Jtrset.
s. u. lssHAN, Pennsylvania
r. HAMS, DO.
J0sEPH kENT, Maryland.
u. III. MILLER. Pennsylvania
THoMAs METcALFE, Kentucky.
RosEKr :. GARNET, Pirgiaia.
JANIS HAMILTON, JR. Soatk Carolina
J. G. lsAAcss, 1enassscs.
GEo. hREMEa, Pennsylvania.
h. w. CRowNISsHIElD. .HassacsusetlE.
WILLIAM BsRLEIGH, Name.
JONATHAN Jennings. Indiana.
SAMUEL HoUsRoN, Teantssss.
J. r. PoTssET, SCtth Carolina
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
MASSACHUSETTS,


The Federalsts Of Massachusetts have no
minated SAMUEL LATHRoH, for Governor and
RICHARD SULLIVAN for Lieutenant Governor
Of that State. The compliment was passed
10 Mr. OTIs as the candidate last year, and
declined by him 10 his usual graceful and dig
nihed stile. The tone Of truth 10 the indig-
nant sensibility which he expresses at the
event Of the last election, we think must 60 70
the heart somewhere. We, in this State.
though DESTROYS Of burying all party bitterness
IN oblivion, have too much sense of Justice and
character to make such sacrifice and what
IS equally 10 our credit, their political adverse
ries have had too much magnanimity to re-
quire it.
hGssdctusetts.-The democratic party of
this State have nominated Gov. Eustis for re-
election as Governor and Marcus Morton, ESQ.
as candidate for 1t. Governor.
LEW LNcoLN, the present 1t Governor is
nominated as aJudge Of the Supreme ]. Court.
In heLegislature Of that State a committee
has been appointed 10 consider what farther
measures are necessary to effect an adjustment
Of the Massachusetts claims"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT

Mr. John Wilson, Of icy. aged about 30 years.
was burnt 10 death, az brooks. on Saturday night
last. He was IN this town on Saturday with 4
team returned 10 the afternoon. went into small
camp near PeFry's mills 10 Ihe evening md p1oba-
bly, fell asleep; the camp was consumed ~ FIRE
during the night. and he was undoubtedly suffocal-
ed. His remains were found the Rext morning
shockingly burned. FIe was a temperate and Indus
trious man. Belfast Gas Fee IL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
PUBIC AUCTION.

no Ne sold u pah.ic Aurliun, gu TUES
DAY the sixth day a April ur1f ~ ihe
house 81 John Cleages in saco, "a len O'Clock.
forenoon, ~ license from The JUDGE ID Pro-
aafe i0r thr county Oi York s0 lHurh XVI iht
REAL ESTATE III Iiomug Clil Esq dpgtaf-
Ell. D. u .l raise tie sam ~ twelve ffausand and
one hisndred dollars. l0r the payment % said
deceaseds just debts ard Incidental charges
Among THE property SOLD N IN expected u
Che following farms. lots of land Nr
ne SIMEON Goodwin FARN-tke taI
FARM small HOUSE A. the sre. srl, ene
TIC free bFidge-a and ahosr ffty ACRE oi EANts
adioininE lsrds oi IanieF March. iH Biaheim
the STORE and lot occupied PEW IlE
tram Hooper. end two LOTS adjoining r--s 0t
Of LAND between Saco FLYER aud ths Buxton
road, being thn Boom i0i--a ROUSE and LOT
formerly occupied by Joh Coudon--sfveral
hue HOUSE LOTS or the main strret between
+. e. Thorntons and s. Nve's--a LOI adioin-
ins lands Of Stephen Sawyer, Springs road ana
The Buxton road--0ne SHARE in The Prnrfr-
tors, Wharf-thres lots, uiih'a small liUi SE
Oh one ~ them, On the north west side " tbe
second street below the post road-one LOT
on the south east side Of the same sreet--one
LOT on the north west side III the EIst street
below the post road, adjoining lands af l1r
Shanuon-and a LOT and HOUSE occupied
BY Samuel Piicher--ail IN Saco.--All the
LANDS owned by the deceased IN the town al
Hollis consisting u vsluahle FARMS, Rights
and Mill privileEes--all tie undivided Rights or
Shares, and several other lots Of LAND III the
town Of Porter, in the county Of oxford--a lot
ot LAND Ia Baldwin, set OF on execution
from one Larrabee--SALT MARSH IN srarb0-
rough, county Of Cumberland--kFTTERT ISL
AND, SO called, IN Saco river, below SMITHS
bridge-PEWs in Proprietor's meeting-house
in Saco.
Conditions of saie--Cash Hor Notes raesiva-
bic for discount NJ saco Bank
r. G. THORNTON.
THOMAS QUITS, 1Adm'rs
ETHER SHEPLEY,
February eth, 1929
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the subscriber
for furnishing about FOURTEEN Hun
DRIED CORDS OF PITCH PINE WOOD
for the Kennebec Steam Boat Company, % be
delivered as follows AT Boston, 200 cords
At old York, 200 al Portland, 200; az Bath.
300; AZ Whites landing, 200; al Gardner, 100
II Halloweh, 100; Al Augusta, 100. A ban "
the above win be wanted BY the first Of April
Further particulars win be given en- applica-
ton (poss paii) 10 the subscriber
JOSEPH NOBLE
Portland, Feb is. 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
FROM rHE NATIONAL rSrrntreENcER.

FROM THE NATIONAL INTELtIeENcER.
The Democratic Members of Congress,
are invited TO meet at the Representatives
Chamber, at the Capitol, on the evening OF
the 14th Of February, at Z O'Clock, to recom-
mend Candidates TO the people Of the United
States for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
JOHN CHANDLER,
NoYEs BARBER.
ELISHA LIrcHFIELp,
NJ. DIcKERsoN,
WALTEE LowRIE,
EDwARB LLoYD,
BURwETL BAssErT,
II. g. BURToN,
joan FORSYTH,
J. B. TOMAS,
BENJAMIN RUGGLEs.
Washington, Feb. Z, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
THE LATE STORM

On Thursday Morning last we we're visited with
the severest rain storm and gale of wind that has
been felt since September. 1915. The day previous
had been foggy accompanied with souiheasterly
rain and continued with intervals until evening,
when the wind increased and blew fresh during the
night. The violence Of the gale was principally
heIweeh and o'clock in the morning, and from
the S.SW w. point
In this town bu, little injury was done, hut III
our vicinity considerable has been suffered. The
upper Presumsscot bridge was swept away and
the lower has lost one pier--A bridge and GIist
mill on the new road to Scarborough and fulling-
min on the road from Stroodwater bridge TO Broad
tavern were also carried away by the sudden rise
Of the streams and violence Of the wind
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

II the Legislature of New-York, the bill civ.
ing the choice Of electors TO the people, has
passed the Assembly by vote of ITO against s.
By this bin majority is required in the first in
stance, or in case of no choice by majority,
than plurality TO prevail in the particular dis
tricts. But it is yet to pass the Senate where its
fate is doubtful and If the bill is finally lost by
disagreement between the two branches, the
consequence viii be 10 leave the election under
the existing law to the Legislature, which is in
favour Of Mr. Crawford
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
AS III SHOULD BE.

I'VE have eur liberty and NAV purchase
Tickets IN any Lottery we please, and Al
tkere are several good ones, we shall aot Il
confined 70 ono, the object Of which i good
but from appearances will not be accomplished
There will be grand play performed III Phaa.
delphia and n. York this and neat month. Fgl
further particulars, Inquire at
FORTUNES HOME.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

An election Of Field ofhcers for the 9Th Regi-
ment-2d Brigade-and 4th Division took place
AZ Thomastou on the 9th instant, az which Lieut..
Colonel JosEFH Hat was chosen Colonel
Major SULLIvAS DwEGHT was chosen Lieut..
Colonel-and Capt Asa PATsoS, Major. The
two first were elected unanimously.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

TICKET No 1884, in the Cumberland and
Oxford Canal Lottery, having been made
into halves, was afterwards Lost or Sold 6g mis-
take. The possessor ef tilis Ticket win confer a
favour on the subscriber by exchanging It for
another number, as payment i stopped, should il
come outa prize. J.DOW
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
FOR SALE AT
JEREMIAH GORE, JAS.
CO.H.HFSSTf1N- .STDRF
CO.HJHfSSfOIN STORE.
No, s. s0uth sidg Lgnr TII1,

N 2. D s0HlH glde Long WhnTt
uHDS 81 Croix Rum-hhds. Grenada Run,
Pipes Cognac Brandy-Pipes Holland
Gin--casks Sicily Madeira, Lisbon and Malaga
Mines-bbls. winter pressed sperm Oii-bhis
illl pressed sperm Oil--chesfs and boxes SOU
chong, caper souchong and bohea Teas-bbls
Iar-bbls. R0sin--hags Pepper--Cassia--Nut-
negs-Indigo---hbis ground EinEur--cBses
Sweet Oil-easks Raisins--bbls prime Pork
bbls. MusCOvado Sugar--casks new Rice-chests
Tyson Tea-cases Canton wbite Sugar-boxes
double boiled Calcutta white Sugar-boxes
soap-boArs mould and dipt CandIes-Choc0-
late, &C. &c. Feb Ib.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
TO BE SOLD.

By ATWOOD A. QUINCY.
IN Bundles best bright SHEET IRON
~ single, double and treble rolled.
rs Boxes TIN PLATE, just landed al
No. 4, Long Wharf
HEINZ, DUCK Fresh Souchong O. Hys0u TEAS.
.7iso--.4f 10 d0i!ars ssch
Two new CHASE and Har-
mess, made of first rate materials
Also.
Pigs Spanish block Tin,
Sheet Lead, No 3, "a and a.
A quantity If Bristol : BIZ y and Shy 0win
dow Glass and sad Ir1nsy
Boxes muscaiei Raisias,
Half boxes bunch DO.
Best yellow Corn, Linseed Oil.
S0uctong TEA, Window GLASS. YER
.DEGRIs, superfne Wheat FLOUR aud
Rye FLOUR.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

STo-MORROW Ereaiug. a. ociock precisely
"a the Representative Chamher, wiii a.
liver uu EPfTOAfE or IT'S DOCTRINES, res-
pecting rdaraiion. founded uu tlig animal and
intellectual principles WI human uaiurg.
Tickets 20 BE- bad a. Johusous Book-Siore.
Portland Feb d. ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17


eieaftl AZ hasaza. 2o.h. hsig Careless Hehss AZ
thn pon f9i t.anaoa-4S4 schF- ThEtis. Eaei Naw.
A.. q Point rsus. fCaadalosps.) % ,hs sch
Dec. sciis k2essi. Lincois. 81 Wiscasset 90 tfe
1T Dec. aif. THAN tronkef 81 Eixsrpuh. was
i1ss 9fefsoafa IRON 'hs bossPfiF 40 alo~urd.
eahed trum AsysgBsz Jan. ii Brig IIbsr4
Emery q kepnebank. fof New ID. isans
Al f.'aor Pnaeea Jan. -, sally AuR, simpsnn. faf
hum hey. q LeFani. D4Eis Mobile. 5 BBston
farket klneFys f9F this port. Zen I'D Arrhef vii
miHglon : Beisey. HalstI. New Orleans. a Tile
Beisey. Case, foT o. ssiied saias 8av
AZ S. Thomas, Jan. p, ahlo. uac Bneksaoa
disch Amiiy. Tor this port. few oars Fonta. ~
kenaeueck, from Man. for N Yerk. apoq. au-
UNI Sailed, same day. Piansf EacAlrf. ~ Pun
and for Mayasucz
The W ashingiou. q keunebuuk was Al Ponce
The Exeuioa HAn0r. lag Mobile, sailed fran
Cuncoa, Jan. "a
The Nicholas < Felix, for n Orleans sailed aah.
Ar al Bemiuaa. Jan. 3 Fh5s0s. Alilter, w
Maize. from n Y.-I3lh. Joseph. P,ince. Of Fpr.
and, q. Phla, lsth, Nashington. Dccksr. oGDau-
riseOita, f. NewbeFn- Cleared, lcih Ibona. fos
DO f.hu
Al Ponce. Jsu Is. Brutus. EsBsrv. Kennsbuns
soon Calmos. White. W Wilmington IS
Al Surinam. Jan. a., Wan. foF Bossoa OF Q !.
Beaver, tGrose4) Olive. add Geo Lonz. walia.
caIgoes Horace. Wlminsion, 3 ora
Al Port Aniu1a, Jan. Jan. ~. BRIG Fair Amer
can from Portland just ar. schr. Packet Margaret
Of 20. for New YOfs uneertain.-Capf smith ana
Mr. Cobb male Of the z. III. died Al Pon Aaioaia
Nov. 20.
Az MaranEas JAN 81, James Monrr Stevens
Boston, - Prize Talbot. New York uncer,ain /;
Decatur, Miller. of Wscasset. waiting cargo Fans
WORTH Hamer, from Gibraltar for Boston BRIG Alc-
eha1ic, LIncula. FOR thus port, sailed Ia CO.
Al hlngstoD. JAM Jan n, Lydia Adams. AIass-
man Of 1homasEon. Tor DsTieh next day-schr. Por-
trait Ffeenan. q Georgetown for Wilmington. sa,
ed same day.-1Ihe Milo F2fnsvor,h. Cor New-Or-
leans sailed few days beloIe
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
JOHN DICKS.

10. 20, Lonx- Mai
HAS for sale, Snperfine and Fine FLOUR.
~ Richmond City Mills, &c IT, family usc.
Portland. Dec az, ISIS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

Ia addition 70 this. 294 Prizes will come oai
the same day :; when the Lottery closes.
A few Tickets aud Quarters may be had a,
the Offices Of
J. DOW, Elk and Fore Streets
Feb. ~, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17
PUBLIC SALES.
1000 Acres of LAND
1T AUCTION

TWENTY lots. containing about iuB
arfrs each sstuafe " TIE HBuristihe iuwrs
ot 37y and tanioa, iu the cUunlF g Oxford
TN CO sold on IlEsnAK. zlih das "a April
le1i, NJ Gem clock A A ~ fhr riillig house
pi M iHpsAs hnsten .a said Iav Every
We Hm ~ sold 60 ihH highest hsder without
reserve and 2 crest given ga good frranfg
from one t0 siN sear Thsss zoos srs ual fifn-
atra, and pul4HC reads rHn fHFauHh most WYE
thcm. On s0mF lais there w anr rtanrr far
crops az corn had wheat re present sear ard
on some NAV D. cui 90 tors ~ bet NerIl.h
grass The suii "a good unA Fafr uprarfunirv
uuw offers M thr rDHnE ana 'HduMrirns FARMER
t0 accommodate himself in good stsahfnTr
For further particulars insuire rf JAMES
STARR. Dr. ESQ 81 said JAS, ~ 81 a. srh,erl-
rr JOSEPH Al FLNCHnFI.
lL NtH Gloucester
MOSES sTuhE, of sAl8Iav
reb u 1904
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-02-17

THE first drawn No on the Isl day or March
Will he Untitled "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
.8nd Preservaivs Tegetable Ceyute.

int PFeservaive Iegea5ie Ceyate.
SaVlE important discovery of vegetable substance, capa
bic OF restoring and preserving the hair, was accen'
tally made by an individual who has neither the capacity
nor the disposition to practice deception fraud. The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
OF inc Fegea6ie Cerate not only in Restoring and preVe-
Jung the falling oil the hair, but in producing the greatest
stre and veneSs Of it Imaginable: and the public may
rest assured that It's effects will be clearly manifested in
the course OF short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth OF the hair, and by eFecuay preventing its COM
ing out or falling ctf The Vegetable Cerae tends TO re-
csctate and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels,
winch constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the lar these like many other organs If the animal
poy which have been IN state OF dOrmancy or disease
may De restored 20 their healthy action, and perform al
those functions assigned them by nature
The proprietor being of the numerous spCcifcs
nalmcd on the public and DESTROYS that the present article
may not suffer- rests its merits the effect il has prot
ced on hundreds OF PERSONS both male and female and
ond 10 ne The only thing in restoring and preventing the
halr from coming out OF the heads Of those who have used
IT, and all that IS asked as il relates the verify gifts Ell
Z ct, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads must rest assured that
Dy applying lew boxes of the above Cerae, their hair
VII be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
~ prevent Imposition. tie sale Of the Vegetable Cerac
wli be confined to Dr. JAMES H. HART for he city OF
New-iorSonly corner Of Broadway and Chanberst three
doors from Washington Hall, where it will be sold 81
rs. ~
\ liberal deduction viii be made to country dealers.
N. Is. Gentlemen that bald, after using il for some
weeks will linda small fire of hair growing HE place
That IS bald; they will continue il for about days after
ITS appearance, then they will shave their hair close oil
where 1t is affected after that il will receive its natura
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune Of losing their hair
by sickness the Cerate will them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair it is beyond all
doubts that Is the only thing that has been discover
ed IN this country, or perhaps in any other.
- few boxes OF the above valuable Article just
ceived from New York, and for sale at de Waterman
fee. es.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Elp
FOR SHE.

PURSUANT to the last viii and Testament of John
T. Starr, deceased, will be exposed 10 Public Sale, on
an day, Tie 25M IF 8M month ncri at O'clock p NJ ii
the house of John +. Aansfed in the village of Cant.
wells Bridge, ;he whole OF the Real Estate of said deceas-
ed consisting Of the following described lands and tene-
men's situate in the aforesaid village, Newcastle county
and State Of Delaware
No 1. A Lot of Ground, in high state of improve
mcnl at present divided into parts adjoining lands Of
David Wilson, the heirs of William Corbit and others
CONTAINING four and siXytour perchcs be the same
more or less, on which erected very neat and com
Portable two story brick Dwelling House, with two rooms
on the hs floor, four chambers above, and cellar under the
whole all well finished, also brick Smoke. House, STA.
bhnS Hay Barack, Carriage House. &c in good order
and at convenient distance, excellent garden well en-
closed, and pump OF good in the yard This
property oilers every necessary convenience for the com
most handsome situations in the village
| No B. landing Lot and Wharf, on the ives, side of
iAppoqinnink Creek containing ninety-lwo perches he
the same more or less, which erected two Store
Houses tor the reception Of grain capable of containing
5000 bushels each
No 8. Lot Of well improved ground. adjoining lands
OF David Wilson, the heirs Of William Corbl, deceased
and the landing road, containing six and foItywo
irerchcs, be the same more or less
] NO. a. An undivided right, being onc-hird part of a
Lo OF embanked meadow, adjoining the side of the
causeway, aud meadow belonging to The heirs Of William
Corht, deceased, containing five acres and ninety
Iperches, be the more or less
The property will be shewn to any person previous ia
he day OF sale and the terms, which will be accommo
dating, made known, on application TO
/ DANIEL CORBIrT, Fer.
! Cantwrlfs Bridge, 9Th Mo. 30 1884. 65--l0t