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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02

...cu!ated in VI. S.
n the goblet again for never before
i, the glow that now gladdens M heart
10 its score,
.et US drink who would not since
thro' LIES tried round,
"A the goblet alone no deception is found.
have tried in It's turn all that life can
supply
have bask'd in the beam of a dark TO-
linz eye
have loved who has not ?-hut what
heart can declare,
That pleasure existed while passion was
there
In the days OF nv youth-mhen the hearts
in its sr"ing,
And dreams that affection can never take
wing;
| had friends who had not but what
tongue will aNow
That friends, rosy wine, are so faithful as
thou I!
The breas, Of mistress some boy may es-
TRANCE
Friendship shifts with the sunbeam-thou
never can'St change
Thou grow'st old who does not but
on earth what appears
Whose virtues, like thine, still increase
with its years
Yet if blest TO the utmost that love can be-
stow.
Should rival bow down TO our idol be-
low.
We are Jealous who's not thou hast
no such alloy,
For the more that enjoy thee-tbe more
they enjoy.
Then the season OF youth and its Sarieties
past,
For refuge we fly to the goblet at last
There we fini do we not in the flows
of The soul,
That truth, as of yore, is confined to the
bowl.
When the box of Pandora was opened on
earth,
Ind Misery's triumph commenced over
Mrth
Hope vas LEI; was she not but the
goblet we kiss,
And ca e not for hope who are certain Of
bliss.
Long life to the grape for when summer
is flown,
The age OF our nectar shall gladden. our
own
He NEST die who hall not?--may our
sin be i,rgiven,s
And Hebe shall never be idle III Heaven.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Attention I!

Ctr The Alexandria Independen; Blues
are hereby i.Jt,hcd 10 attend meeting oil
tie company, al The court. house. on SaIu:-
DAY nexj, at I 7. NJ. By orrl,r,
JAS. c. MuNCASTER.
. October Scc'ry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Money Fonnd.

4 Small sum OF money in Bank notes.
n which the owner can obtain by cor
rect description Of the amount, IN! paying
the Gust of advertising. Apply at this OF
fee st October2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02

NNHE stockholders in the Laesburg turn
l. pike company will please TO ,ane no.
tice. that the fourth in.taIment OF Ten Dol
lars on each share OF stock by them subscri-
bed, is rcguestc 20 be paid on or before
the FIRST day OF November nexi-By order
of the President and Directors.
SAM'L CARR, Treas'r.
September e2 Tg5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Notice.

] FORWARN all persons from barborins
1 my negro oman HANNAH; aud espe-
cialIy Elijah ShernauIt.
GEORGE KlNCAlD.
OCtobere g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02

The late Earl of Guiiiori being told that
bis large gomy shoes had been s;alen,-
"well, WE'LL" said his lcTaShip, with ms
u.ua, pleasantly, " al the ham | wish the
thief is, tho! tbs shoes may fit him.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Paris paper.

A boy asked Dr.. Burgess, the preacher,
III he would have iight"' " No, child
soid the Doctor, am one ofthe lights CT
the world" 81 wish them" replied the
boy, you were hung up at the end OF our
alley, for tits devel'sh dark enc ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
AyrcporE OF GENERAL PUTNAM.

AyECDoTE OF GENERAL PUTNAM.
During the late war, when gen. Amherst
was marching across the Country of Cana
ia, the army coming to one of the Lakes,
which they were obliged to pass, found the
French had vessel OF g guns on it-Gen.
Amherst was in great distress; his boats
were 10 match for her and she alone was
capable OF sinking his whole army il en-
barked. While the General was bordering
what to 10, Putnam came up 10 him. aud
said That ship must be taken" Ave,
said Amherst, would give the world she
was. I'll secureshcr, says Putnam. Am
herst smiled and asked now! Give me
some wedges and few men of my own
choice. amherst could rot conceive how
an armed vessel waS.to be conquered by I
or ) men. ard few wedges. However he
granted Putham's request. When nigh,
care, Putnam with his materials and me n
wen. in boat under the vessels stern. and
in IN instant put in the wedges hehini the
rudder, in tie cavity between the rudder
ard hip, and escaped. In the mornir's,
she go, under weigh, the ruider cou.i not
be moved much confusion was observed
on board; the sails were seen ilu,,ering :;
she was adrit in the Lake, and being pre-
senty blown ashore was easily captured.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Notice.

Notice.
E1HE Farmers Bank OF Alexandra this
Il day declares dividend ui profits up
on lis capital stock paid in, Of ! per cent Tor
the last 6 months, payable in stockholders
or their representatives on Monday the 9th
inst. JOHN HOOP, Cash'r
October2 Few
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02

song BY LORD BYRON
'e following song, we are assured by
,espondent, on whose reracity we can
is the undoubteI production Of the
lie Lord-and has only hitherto been
.cu!ated in VI. S.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
song BY LORD BYRON

ne Literary Pqaoraom, Jaly 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

To the Honorable Senate and House Of Rep
rse"tustv>, ef,bs Coms, ~zgsahb # G1aT.e6.tsfn "a
Csrt. al Curt og.n5lsf
II He petition of the fubfcribers a committee
chcien by the Baptift Cav'ni0hc 8ociety IN
the town OF Freesort humbly ,hews, hat he pro
ceedings Of (aid focietl from The year E,ghteen
hundred and twelve TO the pre.ent time have been
informal and reg sse The aid Of The Leg Arure 70
secure to laid Society The right. which hey poi
fefs a. Corporation aa, owing 70 the ignorance
or inaten,on of The re fons choleu as clerks as
ieiT9rs ADD collectors e fad locie,y, they have
never taken the osths required by lsw of iuch Of
6cers Whereby Their dong bsye been rendered
void under he operation of law.
Your petitioners therefore pray thar "a az may
be paTed by the General Cour' Iega'izlng thv DO
iugs of said Psriih and rendering he fame valid
and effeGua in law ootwihiianding he fa,d Giles Ia
AfefTars and Collectors have not been fworn for
the terms aforefaid Aud as in du'y bound will
ever pray JAMES JOHN oN,2 Committee Of
WILLIAM TRUE : faid Psrilh.
Freeport Dec 90. 1917.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
POETRY.
THE FRUITFUL TREE.

BEHOLD yonder tree which hangs over the river,
Whose waters refresh both the branches and
root,
1t bends as ifgratitude hail'd the great Giver;
It's leaves shall not fade, and in season there's
fruit
The wild winds Of winter that root Up the thorn,
But fix il in the f;rmer and deeper in earth
The birds on its branches shall welcome the morn,
And offer to Heaven their innocent mirth.
No lightning shall blastit, no thunder shall shake,
No worm at the root shall destroy it's fair pride
Its leaves a cool shadow in summer shall make,
And its roots shall rejoice in the calm flowing
tide.
Like this tree Is the Christian his solid founda-
No tempest shall tear, nor whirlwind shall
shock
Mid the ebbing ofjoy and the flow Of .yexation,
Unmoved he abides, fer4ie's ffx'd on Rock.
And his is the fruit which the hungry rcfreshes /;
He walks not with sinners-with seorners meier
dwells.
They curse, but he prays; and his humble prayer
blesses
He succours the wretchcd in misery's cells.
When the wicked are borne like the chat on the
gale
He is firm like the mountain-pine, nursed amid
storms
With contentment he dwells ii humility's vale,
And gratitude's feeling his bosom still warns.
Oh, there is river which waters his dwelling
Its source is immortal, from heaven it flows;
And pure is its taste, all its streams far excelling
For it hoightens his joys, and it sweetens his
woes.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
ESSAY No. 90.

We have heen i0duced 10 copy the following
account Of MI. Lees invention ofa mode Of
manufacturing Flax and Hemp without steeping,"
more with view 70 gratify the curiosity of our
readers respecting the many improvements IN the
different branches Of husban,ry which daily
making in other countries, than with an expecta-
ton that the method here recommended will soon
fever be- adopte,ti in the Unitei States
About two wears ago. Mr.. Lee took out pa
tent far obtaining Flax and Hemp drecly fom
The plant by = new method, This Is considered
The greatest Improvement ever introduced into the
Linen business, and hi> mandatory AZ Old Row.
ron thu Lee river, near London. is llkeyto occa.
SION total change Of the system Of obtaining
hemp and lax Hitherto the mode has been To
steep tie plants in the water until they begin 70
rot They hen are exposed some days 90 the sun,
spread ont upon the grass, after which the woody
parts now become very brittle, is removed by the
LAX mill by those processes tie ibrcs Of The ilay
are weakened. and considerable portion of thsnl
i. altogether lost or destroyed. The flax too &C
qnirrs greeni>h yellow color 4; and IL IS well
known, that very expensive aud tedious bleach
Ing process i necessary 10 render II white Mr.,
Lee neither sleeps his flax spreads il on the
grass When the plant is ripe il is gathered in
the usual way. Ii is then thr eshcd by placing IL
between two gro wed wooden hcams, Sh6d with
iron One Of these is fixed the eher i sus.
pended on hinges and i made to yibrate
with some force On the fixed beam ; th,
gr, es in one beam corresponding with tie flutes
il the other. by mechanical contriyance almost
exactly similar, the wooden matter is beaten Of
and The fbres Of the lax left By passing these
through holes very progressively in fneness, the
fax is speedily dressed and rendered fl for The rs
f,r which il Is intended The advantages of th
| method arc manifold. The expense Of steef ing
aud spreading is saved; much greater produce 81
| lax is al tanned il j. much stronger, be Il may
be divided into mech finer threads. 50 as 10 obtaii
at once, and in any quantity flax fine enough TO
the manufacture Of lace. But the greatest attA an
tage remains 20 be stated. Flax manufactured il
| this Way, requires only 70 be washed il pure wa
1 Ter. in order 20 become white. The cplourins
matter is rot chemically combined with the fhre'
\ and il therefore removed AZ once by water. IL |:
/ the sleeping which produces this effect and renders
bleaching aftrwa Is necessary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
- &C.
NETREPL8p1g

The President communicated 10 Con.
sress on the goth, information respecting
lhe tate negotiation wiihthe Netherlands
Tor Commercial Treaty. Ii failed on the
spblect Of discriminating duties.-The
ne1ch oAered total abolition Of such duties
on az goods imported in American vessels,
but our laws only allowed in return their
abolition on Ouch Goods il Dutch vessels
But the King Of the Netherlands has de-
creed the admission OF American vessels on
their paying the same tonnage duty as yes
sells h+ionging to the Netherlands, and the
President recotnmcnd, the Immediate pas
sage OF an &C, to reciprocate this me asure
anefto extend il, for the same reason. Ne
presnme,) 70 The vessels Of prussa, Hem
bufsh and Bremen and the making Of Il.
prnospecsively, general as to every nation in
whose ports thcvessels of the U 5 are ade
mNled on the same footing as their own
The Dutch Government declined s,inulat-
ing for US any pri,i.eges in their colonies in
which 10 give them an equivalent But The
American Secretary Of State considers this
| reasoning erroneous
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
Rural Affairs.

RI YOU think the following worthy place ii
your Columns you may insert ID, hall call il a
method of forcing potatoes, which L discovered
from the following circumstance
In the spring of i2i6. threw my potatoes in
tended for seed cut II my ceiiar window, after
planting them there hapPened 10 be some lef IN
The grass and weeds, when tie sprouts Ind grown
~ the heigh'h of about six or eight inches { was
led 20 try the experiment of transplanting then,
they soon hegfnto grow anil proved equally as
biz at the tine of digging as the others The fol-
loving spring The .ground not being prepaI ed at
the usual time OF planting early potatoes, made
4 hole by the side Of nv hot bed and pat IN near a
peck in the form OF an hens nest for Settng and
covered them with snail coat Of horse ding then
about two inches Of common ground, on which
spread little straw. When they were Sufficient.
IL grown | transplanted then, into rows two or
three inches part found they were not 90 liable
to wilt as tender plants and need no covering from
the heat OF the sun. could not perceive w this
mode that they grew any larger. bnt nm fully
satisfied il they we're planted in hot bed covered
with glass they might be raised one month earlier
than usual but the great advantage from this mode
would he that two crops could easily be produced
in one season on the SAME ground
Ntieurh Messenger.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
Ertracts from Luther's Saqings.

.4carnal taste II remember fable which we'll
suits the present times. a Lion made great feast
and invited all the beasts, and among the rest the
swine Now when all sorts OF daIntes set
before the guests the swine enquired If they could
have any breuer's grains. Just 50 it is in these
days with epcures We preachers set before them
the most dainty and costly dishes: as everlasting
salvation, remission of sins, and Gods grace but
they, like swine, cast uP their shouts, and root az!
ter dollars, crowns and ducats aud indeed. Whqt
shall d cor do Nth autnlegs2 She would like cat,
straw better.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
Commonwealth of Manachufe,ts.

IL Ssaofs. 'fsny 2CB is 2
ON the Petition aforefaid Ordered That the
Petitioners cauie an attefed Copy Of heir Petition
with this Order thereon, 10 be publlihed three
week. fuccefiveIy in The Portland Gazette pub.
iihed in Portland the Ian publication of which
iha be thirty days at lean. before the fri Wed
nefday of tne fra hflion Of the next General
Court, that all perfon intereIsed may then appear
and thew cau'e, (ifany they navel why the Prayer
of faid Petition fhould not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence
JOHN PHILLIPS PrsfieHf
IN fLs Haaie Of RspyeientSfiVts. Jan y 2lf g 8.
Read and :oncurred tF
TIMO THY BlCELOW Speaig.
A true Copy. Ateh,
S f. M'CLEARY, cisri sf tbs Sssot:.
March 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

AMONG WHICH Arr
Blue, black, green, Oh Cd, Z 4 and 8 elegan
i've, brown and mixed fix Shawb
BROADCLOTHS Imitation do.
Do, cASSIMEkES, I'm. Common chintz do
gle and double mild Silk worried aud cotton
Sup foe undreis'd Prints Hole
Fine and common Cali six Half fiofe
Goes Engfh and French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furnitures KID and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Back Italian Grapes
brics Do. fix Veftfng
Britiih and aeam loom White figured and buff
Shirtings Merishe: CO
and Irifh Linen Cambria and common
"a, "a s. Glnghans D'motes
Back and coiored Cam Plain book. IHno and
brics fancy figured Munins
Black dix handkerchief Cambria do.
Flag BAndanna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and PR
6lk do afos
Piain and figured velvet Cotton Umbrellas
Findings Satin and Lullrng Rib
Cotton Laces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do.
Quality s. Shoe Bindings Shell & horn Han Combs
Cambria Pocket Hdkfs. Gilt Goa, y velt Button
Pateni and cotton Flag imperial do DO.
ditto Bell and pearl Buttons
Levaptines Green add fancy figured
Black Sinchaws Bonnet 5iks
Do. 9arfnetts Pins Needles
Plaid DO Tapes; Fans, &c.
Double and 6ugle Flor- Plain and figured BON
ence bsxets aud Rattinetts
Stocking Nett, &C. &c
ALSO-on hand a large aForsment of
AMERICAN GOODS, =
-coHsrsTrso or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do stocking Yarns
do do cotton Balls
bleached and unb!esehed shirtings
do. do. saeelngs
Beisckng', blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
GiDghams- Chambrays
Sathneus, Priefl Cloths, &c. SC.
All of which will be fold low for Cafh
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

Consciousness, is sign Of death. When 7 saw
Mr.. - begin TO count his money in the iron.
chest. ! told him he would not live long. which
fell cut accordingly; and wheu / begin 10 trouble
myself about state affairs. sc. &c. then shall not
hold it long, but soon die
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

sascerse,aI - hereby gives public notice 10
seksu ua :, ~" - she has been duly oppsinted
4on the esq.,. nsrseit The trust of Adminis,ra.
i afalmoa.s " ROBERT ANDEkSON.
Fksai,h d. '' y The coua,y of Cumberland.
ee's~-sAs ,hs ~ by giving FOND as the law
1dea,ed i lore requests ell persons who
'ansd;,,s me said deeeased's estate TO
'0shands u. payment and those who have
aefeon, to exhibit the same 10
'aneusA M,,,s FANCY R. ANDERSON:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

4 man was fined twenty five dollars, a
few days since in the BALTIMORE Court, for
unmerciful treatment 10 one 0 his horses.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

Comprehend the Deity lyon may as we'll grasp
upbounded space, or swallow up eternity al a
draught
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

II cure for HE Rhuma.ism.--Take one
ounce OF Campho r-Gum-one quart Of
Spirit-mix il with q sufficient quantity OF
the bark the Sassafras root 10 make i,
strong dtlnk OF il TWO or three times day,
and occasionally balhe the parts affected
IS sad tobe an effcctnal cure for the Rheu-
mstism
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
30 PUsSTd FEATHERS
~ for ls6 and Islo per d.
EDWARD HOW \,
TPHOLSTEEER,
10 (. -'hrcianls' Roe .adI'e-strees'
mas F1iI SALE.--


"a (. .'hrcsanls' Roe, -idlte street,
HAS For SALE
: oo0 los. Sea Fowl and Rus-
NV ,aps al whoe!aie or retail, for Cath
. Guar = ',''y;cking, Chiatz and white
i'eu aa..Sb;oding ard rafsls-Carpet Bind
Fnagr Morean for pew cuttings -Sof4'--
log -gresa .,,;,y Chair.--lsir Ma'trehe'-eessn'
s,ly aad Lo', ,ms-iean ArER HANGlNGs' with
TsaeS aaa n a ct the monuments "a Paris. "A
border, so =. Of MILITARY GOODS, &c. g.
o9ad ahs, .aaosrnnent from Dssssus Factory
d'' 90 s .l.ssa, assortment of Gin and MahOg
arch ana s'ssso,KtQG GLASSES, which will De
Soy if,nsl i aay lors in town
f''s p s'oI made and filled at a short
beds nlS UPHOLSTERY BuGnefs carried
nou'f' 49, !, All il. branches,
or a SiH1' : -HhNTED
,ooa bushels OF good BARLEY,
W. r.,,bsr, or other Goods will be siven at
I for whieh rss'n'' M Dec 50
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

Il is said voluntary subscription has
been ordered, and is collecting in Portugal
ior The King, and portion Of the property
Of every one is con6scated who does not
Subscribe as much as Commissioners sag
he ought TO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

Portland Bank BILLS.
THE holders of Bills of the Portan Bank are
requefted 70 forward them TO the Bank FORE
dempuon as foon as pofibie, as they are about
clo6ne therbu6nefs If. May 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

coNsfsTfNc or
Super6ne and common Broadcioths and Calf
meres Hunters Cloths; Fsnels Bazss; Swaaf-
down Veiting'; hyperion black and cooured Lev.
Al ines black Sinchaws black Sc coloured For
ence Lu0risgs and Canton Sarfnetts ladies fancy
AID fix handkerchief black and white a:isn
Grape; Rnglifh Gnshams; Cs.icoes; Fufnitures
Droties gentlemen and ladies' fix beaver and
s,d Cloves; gentlemen and ladies black * white
ok Hofe cotton and worried ditto; cafe 4
and Iriih Liuens, ThomPion's bleach bale
"A Water Loom shirsngs Factory G'nghams
aud stripes Brown Lioens I0dia Co,tons--black
FIX Handkerchiefs-F az and Bandanna Handker
chefs-~Gk Vevefs. variety of colours Calf
mere-chintz and Gik shxwis. variesy--an az
Torment of Ribbons-Cotton Bslis--rspes
Twill sc. Sc,
p The above will be fold at reduced
prices for Cath only.
March 8. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

The subscriber hereby gives puoiic nouee Q
III concerned, that he has been Gully appointed
and taken upon himself the trust Of Executor OF
the last VIII and Testament OF JOHN HARD
ING, late Of Corham, in the county OF Cumoer-
land, woman. deceased, by giving bond as the
law direc,s-Hc therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to The said decessed's estate
10 make immediate payment; and those VINO
have any demands thereon. TO exhibit TIE same
to SETH HARDING.
Corhtm, March 25
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
DOW & ROBINSON.

I prr, 20 ~ q NUBIINOUN,
veg d'r 6siOis J. P,THuRsroS's. Long
hhds. ". India RUM,
Do. MoLAssas.
|,,,ss d. SUGAR
ss y. COFFEE.
y" lss COCOA,
N ae' mould and dip'd CANDLES,
s,,s S9xes No. | and . SOAP.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
R Interesting 10 Surveyors O.
Highways.
JUST PI[BIISHED.

A Nd forsaie At THIS oFrIcE, such extrnc,s
n from the Laws of thi, Com uunwealth As re.
late 70 the power and duties OF Surveyors of high
,vRys-iogether with the form OF notice to person
Of his Highway rate and Tho Assessors Warrant for
the Commitment Of Taxes 10 the Collector
u The whole may be afforded for little more than
INC price of Blank Warrant and it is presumed
that Selectmeu and Assessors will find il so useful
As 20 make il an object well worth their attention
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07
a merican Manufactured Goods.

a american Manufactured Goods.
Nc Y, M4gsy',.Row
Joseph POPE, agent for Ainy e preDS. of
Providence, who keep him eonitantly fupplied
from their long known and well eaabliihedF Fact
~ at Pawtucket, with generaladortment of
american Cation Goods,
CONSISTING or
SINCE Yarn for Wsrppg and filing
2& 8 threaded white and colord Stocking Yarn
White and coored fewing Cottons
Shifting. s--Checks-stripes
Giughams-Chambrsys Bed Ticking &c
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and PEG
pie in gencr al who with furnifh themselve' with
the above articles, will be fupped at the Factory
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

JOHN HoLNEs Sc ms to have met the
proper reward Of APosTAcY--he has the
respect and confidence of neither party If
he had continued s'edtast in his in,eerity
and federalism, and even if he had been q
member oft,e HARTFonD CoNvENrIoN,
he might. u his moment have enjoyed the
aspect and confidence of BOTH parties.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-07

When women are DESTROYS to conceal
their age, i is sign that they themselves
think they shall be good for nothing when
in years