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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-13
Sugar, SC.

Sugar, &c.
r ANDING from the brig Union, capt.
a. Williams, from Marblehead, and for
sale by LAWRASON T. FOWLE,
$50 bags white sugars, superior quality
geo pieces LIST and ed quality Russia
duck
geo do heavy and light ravens do
200 do white and brown shirtings
1000 lbs soft shelled almonds. Jan
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-13

Enr Rent.

A very convenient and eomior-
s.; t,5le house on Royai-strsetat pre-
,snt occupied by Mr.. Generes-
81 possession may be had ths'tirst OF
3arii naxf ALSO,
TIE igeliing-house adjoining, OF which
possession may be had Immediately; o1c
Marca So St JOHN I. 6aOoM ..
Building Lots or Sale.
SUNDRY good lots upon Cameron; m!
y ana Green streets, on liberal creoit, al !!
reasonable prices to purchasers who would
b,;Id thereon. For terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUh.
October Is
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U,;ld;nr Lots or Sale.
For Sale or Rent,

FEHAT valuable property called I'm
4 WAYS WHARF, with the ware
houses thereon fronting on Union-street.
The warehouses will be rented separately
Is reou;red. For terms apply to
Il rsq'"' VIM. HERBERT, jr.
August 90 u
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January 25

TIIIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
4 BILE fragrance as for its efficacy in the
cure of recent ca!arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the universe
ty of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen Of the faculty
in the United States-It is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse, late
professor of the theory and practice Of ply.
sic, in the above seminary-whose certih.
cate accompanies each bottle. by
JAMES KENNEDY s. SON,
Sept "a Sole Agents for Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-13

Letters from Geneva and France
Malcolm's manners and customs OF
Lonslon
Morius' Second Journey in Persia
Amherst's Embassy to China
Account of the Loo Choo Islands
Travels through the United States
and Canada, by Hall
Journey thro' France, by Birbeck
France, by Lady Morgan
Edinburg Review
London Quarterly do
Monthly do
Chesterfeld's Letters
Rollins Ancient History
Frederick IT.'s Works
History of Europe from 800 to 1915
of England, by Bigland
of Virginia. by Burke
ofNcw- Hampshire, by Bel
KNAPP
of Virginia, by Campbell
of Georgia, by Mccall
Of the French Revolution.
by Baines 8risted
Resources of the United States, by
Travels in do by Birbeck
Letters from Illinois, by do
Manufactures of the United States,
by Coze
Noah's Travels
Franklin's Works
Whites Letters phla
Strangers Guide through philadel-
Emigranl's Guide to the Western
Country
Directory to do
Analectic Magazine
Port Folio
Kamis' Sketches
HOolc's Hiistestario
Owen Giblc Society
Dan an'S Philosophy
Reeds Essays
Political Economy
Johmsol.'s Characters
Henry's Chemistry
American Philosophical Transac-
tions
Inland Navigation
Agricultural Hints
Gentleman Farmer
Siurlai,Ss 4 rricu)ture
Draining of land
Burton's Anatomy
The Mountains Muse
Bells Auatnmy
Dialogues in Chimcstry
Gizharnis' Theology
Darlington an the Nort! Pole
Culture Of Silk
View of al! Religions
Curvier's Theory Of The Earth
Doctor Syntax's Tour
Junius Identified
Nclm0th's Cicero
Hamilton on the English Debt
Buffers Analogy
Lampricre's Biography
Old 1atcheinr, by Writ
Journal of Sciences and Arts
Adams lectures
Smiths Moral Sentiment
Harris Hermes
Roman Antiquities
NOVELS.
placidc
Adventures of a Night
Adopted Daughter
Rosabcl!a
Knights Of St. John
Vaudeville
Rab Roy
Woman, or Pour ct Cantre
Marriage
Mrs. Opie Tales
Tales Of my Landlord
Manners
Fast Of St. Magdalen
Clarcntine
Florence HcCarty March 90
Robert Gray
uAS just received on consignment, TO
4 i sale,
Walkers octave Dictionary, stereotype
edition
Ewe:l's Medical Companion
Virgil, Cicero, Sallust and Horace Del
,hiai,
CIark's Caesar; Aimsworth's Dictionary
Taylor's Enquiry into the PRINCIPLES and
Onlicn nf tho Gnynrnm ant of the ID States
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

A. toszratulste lie inhabitants Of this town
& ~ vicinity upon tho prospect of having speed
~.,ahhshed 10 Portland one Of those very usa-
4 .nc,et:es a. iasiifllioH for Sariag1.n The
-<..nthorising the undertaking aud an adver--
[~rspt by a committee, selected TO call the first
<efing appear in this day paper. The utility
a Importance OF these institutions have been
.ted in previous papers; and We hope that
- for whose exclusive benefit they have been
n into operation, will perceive the advantages
|<;rh NAV arise 70 themselves, by improving he
<-rileges offered 70 them in that about to be
Etshli-le here. Those who have heen active
a oh,aning the charter, aud who volunteer Their
<.-x;ces 10 cary i into effect are actuated by
n other than bonega.a-t motives. They receive
- .molunont hatarar tney look FIR their re-
80 ii the impToE Of the community ID
|..hfh they live by the advancement Of eoonom-
Z, aud industrious habits. powerful induce
'e.t for those who have small sums living idle.
il .,sposit in this institution, is derived from the
go irscourty even M those Individuals III
NOM they have most confidence. How man
- have poor wico ana orphans sustained
x. tr,stiag their funds TO men VINO had the repu-
s., ;on Of undoubted credit Bat in these insti-
kntops there j. safety here are a body of
.safeasen, IN Whoni we all have confidence, and
Sccorporated by solemn act Of tie legislature,
"A manage its concerns and besides small sums
kre received as fast - they are earned, and
- not only safely kept, but are continual
accommodating. Pensioners Of the government,
Mo Will receive large sums in the ensuing au-
.tapn. are invited TO turn their attention TO this
institution, as proper place where. without
|trouble or danger, they may deposit their surplus
money--A meeting Of the petitioners is called
and Il is understood to be their intention to pro-
eeed 10 business, soon the necessary ar
rsng ements can be made. This institution, though
IN may be new 10 Us, cannot be considered as an
Experiment; the principles upon which it is
E6unded, have been amply tested, and the utility
.oT thea rs extensively experienced.
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SEC. 6. Be IL further enoctsd, That the SAID
Society shall hereafter meet at Portland at such
time in the month Of July annually, and al such
other times as the society or the President there
Of may direct; and any seven members of the
said Corporation, the President or Vice Presi-
dent, Treasurer or Secretary being one. shall be
quorum and the said society at their meeting
in July annually shall have power 10 elect and
choose President and all other such officers as
10 them shall appear necessary which officers
50 chosen shall continue in Office one year and
until others are chosen in their stead, and the
Treasurer and Secretary so chosen shall be I'M
Ter oath 10 the faithful performance of the duties
"a their fioces respectively.
&c. z. BE a further enacted, That the said
arie-y hereby are and forever shall be vested
tn the power Of making Bylaws for the order
ly managing of the business of the corporation /:
Provided the same not repugnant TO the con-
stitution or laws of this commonwealth.
SEC. 8. Be u Purifier enacted That Semuel f.
Hussey, Stephen Longfellow and Levi Cutter,
or any two Of them be and they hereby are au-
thorzed, BY public notification il the two news
papers printed IN Portland, TO cali the first meet
ing ofsaid society at such time and place as they
shall judge proper.
Approved by The Governor, June u, 1919.
Copy, "A. BRADFORD, Secretary
Of The Commonwealth
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DTouned-In Turner, on the 18th Of MAY, Mr..
John Elwell, son of Mr.. Isaac Elwell, formerly OF
Gorham, aged 90. By this distressing casualty
the father who about two years since lost leg,
and thus disqualified himself from earning a sub
sistence, is deprived of his main support and de-
pendence, aud thus reduced to the necessity OF
seeking pecania-y aid from his native town.
Executed at Hamilton, (Bernuda) Goth Of
May, Thomas Johnson, an Anglo ispano- Amer
lean patriot, belonging to the privateer Emanuel,
for the murder of his namesake, Thomas JohDson,
prize-master ola vessel captured by the picarc6r.
The prize master was drunk on deck. s. ~ t.r
murderer. and two others whom he co. "a, r
threats Of death to assist him, threw him .ls
out the weather being calm, the d. at
swan to the vessel, got hold ofthe main G. I-.
and begged to be taken on board but the n
derer ordered his assistants to beat out his bran.
with an oar, which was done. Though tried at
an Admiralty Court, he had the benefit of jury
and counsel but was fully convicted.
At Freeport, Mr.. Samuel Mason, killed by
lightning, aged about SO.
In Havana, Mr. Reuben Knight, son of Mr..
Anthony Knight, of this town. aged 21.-Mr.
George p. Stevenson, mer. Of the house of An
tonic Defrias aud Co. Baltimore, aged 25.-Mr.
Joseph II riding of = estbrook. seaman board
the brig Diligence, Of this port, aged 30.-Mr.
AInot, mate Of the brig Mechanic, of this port,
aged q.
II this Gown, Mr. James Banfet, aged 56.-A
child o. MIR. Samuel Steel, aged weeks.
In Michigan Air. Thomas Sargent, of wound
receive d from All Indian.-The murderer and his
father were met and shot by the whites the next
day.
In Hope, (Me.) Capt. Samuel payson, aged IS.
He served three campaigns in the old French
war on the day of the memorable Lexington
battle, he with his two sons left hisj plough
and by his exertions he soon raised company Of
Volunteers and commanded them in the U. >.
service.
Drowned-from on board the schr. Abigail,
arrived at Boston from Machiss, on Thursday
last, James Beney, native of Scotland.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public office to
all concerned, that he has been duiv sp
pointed and taken upon him The truff Of an id
minisirator upon the enate Of JFRMI NJ RIG ti-
ARDSON, late ofTo~nsbip number seven 10 the
county of Oxford deeeafed by giving bond as
the law directs-He therefore requests ell persons
who are indebted TO the fsd deceased's efare TO
make immediate payment and those who have
any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the fame for set
Element 10 VIM. VIRGIN Administrator, Upon
said estate. July 6.
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GAZETTE skza. News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Entrances and cleard7lceS al he Custom House.


ARRIVALS
June 80, arrived schr. Relief Baxter from
Dennis-July /. schr. Factor, knight from s..
Andrews. with plaster-sloop Ranger. Smith
from st. andrews, for Boston. with molasses-
sloop Joseph, Stanwood, from Boston.-Julv Q
brig Betsey. Jones, from St. ndrews-brig Pan
ops, Crabtree, from Alexandria, with corn and
four-brie Portland, Sawyer, from Havana. with
cargo Of molasses. to Hon. Asa Clapp.
Thursday, July |, ar. brig Alexander, Capt.
E. Robinson, 90 days from Gaudaloupe, CARGO
m0asses
Let1.-brig Brutus, Whaling, Of Boston, to
sail in 2days-Iellen, Russell, Of New York. in
10-Casco, LarTabee, Of Portland, in 8-Lydia.
Dennis, ofNewburyport, in 35--Hero, Robinson.
of Portland, discharging ship Laconia, of Phla-
delphia, neutrality-suspicious., of Baltimore. do.
sch. Hunter. Low, of Salem, in 1O-Eunice.
Farley, in lO-sch. Daniel, Rappel. uncertain
Industry, Shearman, of Newport, r. l. discharg-
ing. Friday J1tlR q
Arrived brig Diligence, capt. Jones, l2 DAYS
from Havana, with cargo of inolasses to Mr.
John Hobart. Left there, June 10, brig Sama-
rtan, Greedy, of cortland, discharging brig
Robert Gooch, of Boston, not sold brig Sarah
Maria, Cole, do. discharging-brig Cambrian,
Haraden loading for Salem--brig Dawn Endi-
cot, of Salem, loading for Europe-Schr. Com
merce, Thsxter, ready to take in her cargo for
Boston. Capt. j. informs US that it was very
sickly at Havana when he left. Brig Mechanic,
Capt. Robbins, for this port, sailed days before
capt. Jones.
Brig Mary, Capt. Stsckpole, arrived at Bue-
nos Ayres, April Sd, in 100 days from Portland
CLEARANCES.
FOreign.-June &c. cleared .chr. Mary, Prince,
for st. Andrews.
COasttcise--June 80, cl sloop Caleb Strong.
Prince, for Newyork-sch. Stork, Sole, for Nor
folk--July 3, schr. Peacock, Harden, for Charles.
ton.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts

SOUltIIOHNCdltH OI NidSSdCUuSCJtS.
In the gear Of our Lord on thousand eight hlDs-
dred and nineteen.
AN ACT TO incorporate the g INSTITUTION
or SAVINGS" for The town Of Portland and
IFS vicinity.
DE az enacted, ~ the Senate & House Ofrep
tsresentatiUeS, IN general Court assembled, &
By The authority of the same, That Matthew Cobb,
Asa Clap, Prentiss Mellen, Stephen Longfelow,
Ezekiel Whitman, Charles S. Davies, Robert
Boyd, Isaac llsley, Joshua Richardson, Levi Cut
ter, James Neal, William Swan, Samuel Trask,
Horatio Southgate, Richard Cobb, Henry Smith,
John Coe, Joseph Barbour, Hezekiah Winsow,
Charles Fox, Samuel F. Hussey, James Deering,
Mark Harris, Woodbury. Storer, sun. and VIII
liam Willis, together with such others as they
may associate with them, be, and they hereby
are incorporated into society, By the name of
the Institution for Savings for the town Of Port
land and its vicinity-and that they and such
others as may be duly elected members of the
said Corporation, in this act is provided, shall
be and remain body polite and corporate, by
the same name forever.
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, That the said
society and corporation shall be capable of re-
ceiving from any person or persons disposed to
obtain and enjoy the advantages of said institu-
ton, any deposit or deposits of money and to
use and improve the same for the purposes and
according to the directions herein mentioned
and provided
SEC 3. Be 1T further enacted, That all depos-
its OF money received by the said society shall be
used and improved by said society to the best
advantage and the nett income or profit there
Of shall be by them applied and divided among
persons making the said deposits, their execu-
tors or administrators in just proportion, and the
principal of such deposits may be Withdrawn at
such reasonable times and in such manner as the
SAID society shall direct and appoint.
SEC. 4. BE IL further enacted, That the said So
ciety and corporation shall at their first and at
their annual meetings in July have power to e.
Iect by ballot any person or persons as members
of said society.
SEC. S. Be further enacted, That the said So
ciety may have a common seal, which they may
change and renew at pleasure, and that all
deeds, conveyances and grants, covenants and
agreements made by their Treasurer, or any
other person by their authority and dice ction
cording to their institution shall be good and va
lid and the said corporation shall at all times
have power to sue and be sued, and may defend
and be held to answer By the name aforesaid.
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To he cold at Public Auction by virtue Of . IL
cepce frcm the Judge of Probate for the
County of Cumberland dated Seprember 9th 1873.
to pay the debts of JOHN FARWRLL, late of
Portland. deeeassd-a certain lot of and in Wat
erford, in the county Of Oxford, containing a
bout twenty one acres being part ofLot No 2, in
the seventh fsrge Of lots, n s7id tcvni and was
formerly the property of Johr Cbsnberlain-se
ciT on Execution. 10 szid Fa7~eli dscezset. -
Sale to be at the office CT s. MeLelsn and r
Fletcher, in Portland, on Saturday, the thirty fra
day OF July 1919, at ten clcck forenoon.
JAMRS NEAL, Adm. debGni. no1
Portland, Ju'y ID 1919
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FOR TIE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
The VOice from tie Erare.

~
THERE's a voice loudly calling on man to awake
On man who innabits this dark vale of tears,
1t calls On the sinner his sins to forsake,
II calls on the christian 10 Danish his fears
Ii addresses the younger the decrepit with years
Ii addresses the monarch, the mental, the slave
U that each one may hear-and obey as he hears;
The summons it brings
It's tie rOiee from the Craze
= fe foolish and simple, ye thoughtless and gay,
Who the best Of your moment: in folly consume,
fe great and We wealthy, whose lives wear away
Ia pursuit OF those bubbles which burst on the
tomb,
Think not that these Joys viii continue 10 bloom
Think not that your riches your souls can e'er
save;
Soon, ali soon, you'll be call'd TO inherit your
doom
When you'll sleep in the dust
Says the rOlce from The Grdre.
: o ye happ,, ye faithful, ye chosen, We few,
Who delight TO obey your Redeemer's CON mand
Nho wish no. the joys of this world to pursue,
Since you know that there's peace but in Ca
naan's land
Go on--be united-a brotherly band.
Ia the service Of ham who his life for you gave !;
And when at the bar Of your Judge you shall
stand.
Ii ell delight in his seed''-
Says he rOice from The Grare.
listen, We thoughtless, obey and be blest
Ills tie warning Of friendship that danger is
nigh:
Danish the hope Of delusion your breast,
Look only for peace, where it dwells, the sky.
Ye happy, whose treasure laid up on high,
Who undaunted are toss on adyersity's wave !:
Let your faith be unmov'd-on your Saviour rely,
And listen with JOY to
The uoice from The Grare.
CONSTANTlUS.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned, thai he has heen duly appoin e.
and ,aken upon him the trust Of Adminisrratcr
he es'ate Of THOMAS LINCOLN, late OF
Buckheld ~ the county Of Oxt.rd Joiner, deceaa-
ed, by giving bond as he Law directs--He there
fore requests s'' persons Who indebted 70 tbc
said deceased estA'e 20 make immediate pavmeni
and those who have any demands thereon 70 exhibit
the same TO LBENFZER LINCOLN, Adrgtnb.
rsfo> pcsr safi sstofs
Back field, Iune 7. 1919
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INSTITUTION FDR SAVINGS

INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.
TINE mc nbers of The IS The Institution for sny-
i ngs gf he to,on Of Portland, AID is rieinil.,
are hereby notified 10 meet AZ the Chamber over
the Bank Of Poriiand- al o'clock p NJ. ~
Thursday the eighth day Of July next foc the pur-
pose OF organizing said Institution, making bylaws
choosing officers, admitting Member, and trans
acting such Other business as they may be author
lied 90 perform, by virtue OF their A Ct ofincorpor
alton. SA +. fiU>SEY.
;. LDNGFEfLOW.
LEVI CUTTER.
Portland, June 90. 1919.
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The annual meeting Of the Peace Society,
stands adjourned 20 Wednesday, July 7th, 8 o.
clock, P. N. at the Meeting House of the First
Parish in Portland; when an Address will be
pronounced by SIMON GREENLEAF, Esq.-Ap-
propriate arrangements for music, &c. will be
made, and a contribution requesied.--Iti is hoped,
that this interesting occasion will attract gener-
al attendance.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

N Hartford, en- the 9th ult. Mr.. Joseph Banks
{un in the s0,h year ofhis ase--in falling tree
il fell across log, and threw up the out ena'
which hit him in the chin and prrised MIN SO
severely that he survived but = honrS--,eaf,hs
a well grounded hope Of ? happy immortality De-
goed The sr7Te,
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The Rev. Mr.. Cornelius has accepted
The call of the Tabernacle Church and Socie-
~ 10 Salem, 10 become an Associate Pastor
with the Rev. DR.. WORCESTER
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-07-06

In Newburyport, Rev. Oliver Grant, o: last
port. 20 Miss Mary Todd
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FRANKING BOYS.

The editor Of the Argus is requested 70 state
By What authority large numbers of his pa
uers are sent to the different Post offices, 10
'tr distributed gratis.-Has he the permission
al ibe Postmaster General, or The Govern
|nent, 10 make the marls the medium Of cleo
Pioneering communications If so. it woud
lie more convenient 10 The POst-masters ioI
I'm 10 send boy IN the mail 10 distribute
ihem.-Those OF our sub; critcrs who may
|ial Of receiving their papers, will know by
Ibis how TO account for Tie failure.
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that Office, snd 10 use al honorable means TO
secure hrs election.
NATHL. COFFIN, Chairman.
GoRHAN PARKS, Secretary. July J..
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Tempest. -On Monday evening OF the 2oth ult
whist we were putting our paper to press, the
clouds, which had for some time been gathering
over this town and vicinity, began to assume
most terrific aspect Before z O'Clock it became
50 dark as TO render lights necessary in work.
shops. The long succession of loud and heavy
peals ofthunder which followed the most vivid
lightning, prepared for the sequel bout 10
minutes after seven the rain commenced, and 1T
soon seemed as ii the windows of heaven were
opened from which the rain descended in such
torrents that in the course ola few minutes the
valleys were overlooking and formed currents
that rushed like mill tail Though our streets
and washed the loose sand into the DOCKS. What
added most to the grandeur of the scene during
tins excessive blow and rain was the constant
pesls Of thunder which passed OF with shrIil
rumbling noise, accompanied by constant sue
cession of ishtning, apparently issuing from
thousand sources We hear Of little other dam
age sustained il town than the overlooking OF
gardens, and in some instances washing up vege
tables by the roots in some OF the neighborlne
towns the injury sustained has been much more
considerable. " e learn from G0rham that col
Frost's house was struck by hghtning-but the
family VINO were ia it were proYidentIally pre-
served from harm. liz Westbrook, we hear that
two COWS and one OK, belonging to Capt. Daniel
Lant, were killed by lightning, and that new
dwelling house owned by Capt. Daniel Knight,
was blown down. Here the storm was accom-
panied by hail Of a very large size, some OF them
measuring two inches III length, which we I'M
derstand broke considerable glass and nearly ru-
med vegetation. A man VINO was driving load
81 wood TO town, we understand was oVertaken
by the storm just as he was ascending hall ia
Nestbrook, where he stopped his team and
sought shelter for himself After standing there
a snort time, the cart upset il gully made by
the water which ran down the hill, aud At was
with considerable difficulty that he rescued his
oxen. We hear OF several instances where per-
sODs were knocked down by the lightning, who
being merely stunned, very soon recovered from
the shock-but A ,ir. Mason Of Ireeport, who
was carrying a bundle 81 straw IN has arms, was
killed Instantly, without knowing what 1t Wa5
that hurt him.