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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-17
Hartford (Conn. July 10.

Last Saturday, afternoon. four OF the
convic,s belonging to Newgate effected
their escape. 1t appears that they were
employed in stone quarry, at some dis
lance from the prison, under the care OF
guard, whom they found means to overpow-
er. Two OF them, Larkin and Dixon, we
learn, hive since been taken. No person
was seriously injured in the ARRAY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-07-17

Philadelphia, July Is.
II. 5. BANK SrocA-9O offered, for a
Jew shares. 81 asked, no sales this fore
noon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
n Ban. nsarlT lo.ded, were

and Henry, J.huson, sf Bath, nearly loaded were
"A Pont-Petre 18th ult.
Briggs Lydia, Higgins, and Spartan Delano, both
for Bath, discharging, were at Guadaloupe 9Th
ult.
Briggs Sarah, Cole. Of Saco, for Philadelphia, and
Juno, Stone, for Kennebunk, in days, were at
St. Eustatia 18th ult.
The Thomas ( Edward, Of PepobscOt, for Porto
Bello, was At Cadiz 18th Aug.
Briggs George, Warwick, for Portland il days
Eliza, Freeman FOR d. and Minerva, Of Bath, dis
charging, were at Havana 9Th ult.
hip United States, Holmes, q days from Wis
casset, for Havana, was spoken 10th ult. lat. 81,
long 90.
Big Beaver. from an eastern port, probably
ebunk,) for s.. Domingo, has been spoken
. .A.- %.
aan -, Thompson, 5 days from Wiscasset,
AZ. annah, was spoken in lat. So long. 60.
Brig Atlantic, for Marlborough, cleared at
Hamilton. Bermuda, 18th ult.
Schr. Catherine, Sanger, Of Thomastown, ar
rived at Alexandria 25th ult
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
ORDINATION.

On Wednesday, the 29th ult. the Rev. Thomas
!. Murdoch was ordained, as colleague with the
Rev. Elijah kellogg, to the pastoral charge OF
the Chapel Congregational Church and society
In Portland. The Rev. |. w. Putnam OF Ports
mouth. N. III. offered the Introductory prayer !;
the sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR. Porter,
professor in the Theological Seminary at Andover,
from Heb 5. II, 70; the consecrating prayer by
Rev. Thomas Lancaster, of Scarborough; charge
by Rev. L. Kellogg, colleague OF the gentleman
ordained the fellowship of the churches by Rev.
MIR. Miltimore of Falmouth, and concluding pray
er by Rev. Jonathan Cogswell, OF oaco'
We cannot forbear to notice several circum-
stances. which rendered the occasion peculiarly
interesting and afforded pleasing antlcipatlons,
with regard to the church and society, and their
associated pastors. In giving call to Mr.. Muir
dock. there was entire unaalmlty, both IN the
Church and parish. The measure was not only
aDDroyed by thesenior pastor but was AIDED by
h. active and Jealous cooperation. in the or
daninq council consisting Of pastors and delegates
from the churches in Portland and its vicinity, to
J considerable extent, besides some from great
er distance. all the business was transacted with
noIes. harmony. than had prevailed ia the church
and society. The friends of religion, cannot but
congratulate this church and people, on their pres
ent state and prospects aud, we oelleVe, they
Al regard the introduction of Mr.. Nj. to so mn
nortant a scene oflabour, IN the gospel vineyard,
a. an event highly propitlous to the interests OF
Zion.
Thosgh the weather was unfavouraoie, a nu-
ynerons audience assembled to witness the public
so.mnities, and testified by their appearance the
deem interest they felt in them. The nlusic did
mach credit to the taste and skill OF the perior-
mers. The sermon, in point Of style and literary
abilities. was such, as might be expected from its
d;st;pouished author. Bat twas entitled to high
- nraise on other accounts. 1t enforced IN q
solemn and pungent manner, momentous truths,
which came home to the bosoms Of the various
descrptinns of his he arers. 1t to be hoped that
= iii No printed and extensively circulated
The charge of the aged pastor to his young broth
er and assistant, was appropriate and impressive
II breathed the affection OF father TO son. whiie
he exhibited the duties labours and trials OF the
ministry. and gave suitable directions to him, who
mas abo1t to enter upon them J; aud It manifest
"a the deep interest, he felt 10 the welfare Of
those. TO whom he had minstered, while he com
m;tted them to the charge of the man OF has and
their united choice.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
GAZETTE ssSN NEWS.
PORT OF PORTL.A ID.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Scot % ar-. Ssht- M Ia,se. Churchill, frnm
S.. B u.s. with rum. sugar and N Dlasses 10 Oil
bert and ClurchiIi--,l William, S.lnif,rd, from
B,s'on-O 2, shi, Nsutealy, L wis, from
The e ofM y. via Nv dford, with wine,
@ as Skins, II des and 81. ) VI sara. Cap and
CJbb--schr. Relief. x'er f'orn N ~yosk with
corn and h,uf--Sl So JIhnB o?ks 7 lncc, from
N,wyOrk-schv. Seneca, Wsnslow, fr1m Alex
andris, with Aour-sl Favotite, Knight, from
BOSTON, b, schr. Despatch, Hatch, from Bos-
ton, with cotton, Rice and corn--b"ig Superior
York, from S! Thomas, with rum. brandy and
sugAr. S4m' E.nso on and others-schr. VIII
liam, York, from Wilmington. Del. with f)ur.
CLEARANcEs.
ForeigR-Stpt. 70, cl. Bng Pacific. Robbins,
for $. Crolx-sl. Jones Hale, Jones, for s. John
Sob, brig Enterprise, Gordon, fer Gusdsloupe
--sch-. Enterprise Whitney, for St. John.
Coas 1uise.-S IT. q, cl. ST. Dolphin, Po!'eys,
for Essspor'-79'b, 81. Joseph, Stanwood. to- do.
so n, schr. President, Eidred. for Nantucket
At Picket. Lowell, for Bos:onOct. :, siooP
Messenger Porter. for Boston.
.4,riraIs and Ciearancesst Castine.
Sept 18th, ar. schr. Lingan, Wight, from Hal
ifax-24th, hrig Leo, Simpson, 80 hours from
Halifax, with rum to Upton and Adams-schr.
Larch Hicks, from do. with rum, salt and mo-
Cleared, Sept. 2ist, schr. volant, Shute, for
Bermuda.-23d, schr. Rising States, Haskell, for
Halifax.-25th, brig Sam, Upton, foE Boston.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Arrived AT Boston Sept. %, Schr. Mary Ann,
Prince, of Falmouth from Fredericksburg. Al
so. schr. Boston, Lincoln, 81 days from Trinidad.
Left, Sept. 8, brig Dion, Of and for Kennebunk
in days--brig Merchant, ofditto, dischargins
-Schr Mechanic, of this port, to sail in IS days
Lat. SO 40 a great quantity Of bright
lumber; also key marked ST. aft er saw
the forecaste ofa vess ell, windlass and bitt
painted lead color inside.
At ST. Ubes about Aug. 70. brig Monitor
Written, Of Kennebunk, from T.ondon-Schr
LAUREL Stevens. Of this port, was spoken ltn
ult lat. -, Ion. 50.
Brig Laurel, Stevens ar.at Rio Janeiro July 80
from Boston, via Pernambuco and ST. Salvador
Brig Juno, from Kennebunk. and brig -
Lincoln. from Bath, touched at Trinity, previous
20 ut. II. and proceeded for st. Pierres.
Capt Churchill left at st. Bsrts. among other
schr. Cora, M6uiton Of Portland, discharging. -
Aug 9Th, lat. 50, long. 81, spoke schr. Bee, from
Charleston, for the Canary Islands, IL DAYS out.
Schr Diomede, Gray, of Northyarmo nth, arr
at NewyorE 30ths ult from Norfolk.
Capt Cole ofbrig Susan OF Saco, arr. at Phil
from st. Eustatis, Sept. 4. Left there. brig ia
nus Storer, Of and for Kennebeck IN days:
Brig Mariner, knight Of Boothbay cl. at Nor
folk for Bermuda. Goth ult.
A fishing Schr. belonging to Bath has been
sent into Halifax nv n VI. Sloop Of War Syren.
Brig Francis. Sawyer, for this port, cid al
Philadelphia, 23d ult.
Schr Franklin Weeks. of aud from Kenu chunk
10 days out, for Alexandria, has pat into New
York.
Briggs Eliza, Gruby, and Elk, Greedy, ofPostlaad
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

THE Members Of PORTLAND BENENO-
LENT SOCIETY are hereby notified that
their Annual Meeting, for the choice Of oihcers
&c will be holden at the Court House IN Port
land, on He'd eSday The hirteeTiih day or October
current, at three O'Clock III the Afternoon. In the
evening Al Address will be delivered by Nathan
rel Deering, Esq. al the Rev. Mr.. Nichols Meet
ing House after which contribution wilt he
received. in all Of the funds 4 the society.
:. LQNGE Elbow, Jr. Sss'y.
Oct. Ali 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
A Mem Pronouacing Spelling
RD0T.

CUMMINGS &HGLLlARD, Of Boston, have ii
u the press and will publish in about three
weeks, = THE PRONOUNClNG SPELLING
BOOK, adapted TO NALK.Rs CRITICAL, Pro-
nouncing Dictionary, in which the precise sound
Of every syllable is accurately conveyed IN
manner perfectly intellisbl e TO every capacity,
by J. A. CUMMINGS"
The above viii be for sale wholesale and re-
tail by WILLIAM HYDE, 20. 8 .hasseys ROtr,
Middle Street. Portland, Oct. 4, 1879.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

George Bixby-Endsx, Andrew McFadeu
Freeman, Thomas AIlen-Harmony, Rob
ert Eyans-In9ustry, John Hinkley-Kmg-
Jfe'd, Joseph KnapP-.NadisOn, John Neal
.Hosc010, William Stevens William
Bulterlicld-NeV- Portland, Henry Norton
WarsGw, Stephen Kendall
The whole number of Delegates published,
amounts to 233. The towns which remain to
be heard from will probably swell the list to
800 or upwards
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
List of Delcgates-Continued.

PdrsonyieId, Dayid Marstin and Capt
keaser Burton, Gibhens Eden. Edmond
Woodnan anu Josiah Paine. -Limington-
David Boyd and Nathaniel Clark Lebanon,
Daniel Wood anu - Legrow-whIch ad-
ded to those we published III our last, amounts
% 40 10 York county
CUMBERLAND.
Durhem Second Jordan AMI Elder Cobb.
-DdnptLle, Elder Robiason-which, added
70 hose published, makes A.
PENOBSCOT.
Dresser. George Leonard .Nevbusgh,J 81 ohm
whitney Il ori,lth. Andrew Strong .-LeCdt,
Moses Hodsdon.-EIe'er, Nathaniel Atkins.
Ff--Orono. ack son Dayis.-.Neig Chdrles.01rn,
Daniel WIkins.-Eddirgton, Luther Eaton.-
HsrmOu, William Patton DirmOnt, Samuel
Buman.-SeJec, William r. Lowney.-E'Or-
ffeh, Samuel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, -
boss .--Der.er, Cornelius Coolidge.-CGrmel,
Abel Ruggles. -.ltEinson, EIeazcr w Snow
Gariand, Amos Gordon.--GulIford, Joseph
Kelsey.
H.4NCOCK.
B-.cksport, Samuel NJ Pond and Samuel
|,altie.-F'rdHkfot, Alexander M'l'kIn and
Joshua Hall -.Oriand, Horace Mason.-
biuehdl. Andrew lYilham.--Susarsvilte, Elea
1etr Nickerson.
LINCOLN.
Marlborough, Joshua Head, Isaac IT,
heed and Jacob Ludwick. bristol, Capt.
lucker. -Lisboa, James Small! and Captain
Anes.
SOMERSET.
.4nson. James Collins--Aihens, Josiah Dore
>-Bingham, Elisha Goolidge-COr'19sae,
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FOR SALE,
PROPOSALS,
For a publication lh;ended 70 dihuse correct
knowledge of the
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The copies thus feat out gratis, TO be accom-
panied with printed rfquen, folIctirg their cir
cu'ation anUnEf inie'igen, friends and neigh-
bours, - extenlysiy AZ convenient.
The inasni fIx. bEa5,s5 sAstt Subscriptions are
received, tie work tsIy e. g. preis.
AZ The subscriptions are fnali, il will fave much
time and trouble, i Persons who enter their games
ard address, will pay he tine Of subscribing.
subscriptions renewed 10y Jo-eph Lancaster,
NewGury -itIesr, BoHon-or ny Woodbury. storer
Esq EncbaAse-ltrsss, Portland. Oct A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
FIRTH.

The wife Of SIMEON bLoUGH, Of Norn- ar
e. cbiJ.reu--a boy weighing Z IL lbS.--one
LII : I = The other S-L-makmg in all ~ ibs.--
Tbecbildren are perfectly healthy.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
+" Hung be the Heauens 7gith black"

IT Fs9 DC TIC II tUUtIJS IOtUI OLtICFs.
While our friends anI fellow citizens are
falling around US, victims to thu insatiats mon
ster Death, and the bills of mortality furnish
their only epitaph, we have now the melan-
cbolIy task of announcing the death by yell
low fever, OF the Hero Of Erie, Com. O. II
PERRY. 1t is not for US TO be the panegyrists
of such man-his deeds are emblazoned on
he page Of history INSCRIBED on the imper-
isbabIe column Of Columbia's glory, and reg
istered in the hearts of his countrymen. Hun
dreds Of years shall roll away, many genera
tons descend to the tomb, but while Erie sur
wives, the memory of Per RY shall flourish IN
g immortal youth Fed. Repe:b.
Or Sse Obituary notice.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
Ihayer's Compendium Of Geogra-
ply.
Fourth Edition, improved BY The Author.


Proprietor Of Tie Copy Right-No,5, Mussey' Row
OrFERS this rGJuu5te little work for the use
~ or the Schools iu THE District. The high
Recommendations hich Il mas received from emf
nent Instructors, ard the extensive sale snd rapid
introductions 20 use which It has had il The wss
tern pat OF this Sale aad in The state of New
York when The former editions were published
are sufficient .tmotiais Cf it's excellence. IL j.
designed foT The younger Glass Of scholars who g
beginning % read IL Geogr sphys or commencing
i.ths study OF Geography A. winter Schools are
about commencing il sae country, school Masters
are invited TO car, 90 send, and RECEIVE a the
books gratis, and if they approve Of il. introduce
IL ia their schools. Uw OG. 2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

The news from tue Mediterranean is of
|Faiher an unpleasant nature. We regret that
any misunderstanding should exist among the
'eflcers of our squadron there, and fear lest ii
should diminish The respect with which they
are deservedly received. We present our
readers with detail Of the causes of the diff
Gully, with the remark. that we believe Com
SrEwART to have acted in this unpleasant bu
slness from the puTest motives; and with re
gard 10 the other officers. none would hastily
.toudemn, when the amable and gallant NJ
DOEoUGH is at their head.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
BOmbasetts, WanneIs, Cashmere
ShaVtS, sc.
BARBOUR 4 SCOTT,
HAVE RECEITED,
n haIac cpnt'U black cinnamon

Il bales cont'g black, cinnamon,
brown, olive olive brown, g-een, olive green,
purple m.zarine Glue. orange maroon and
scarlet BJMBAZEGTS,
bale white and coior'l Flannels,
Cashmere ShawIs, various coors.
Scotch Plaids--plaid Bombazettss
Slate and black wursted Hose,
Orange and scarlet fgur'd FIanuela,
Real Nankin Grapes,
Black, blue, olive, brown and maroon Iabby
Velvet,
Black, blue and brown SIX Velvets,
Plaid ustrings-coor'd Cambrics,
Wor-ted and lambs wool Shirt, Frocks and
Drawets.
Italian and Canton silk Nesting,
Complete assortment Of BKOADCLOIHS d
CASSIMEHEs,
bale double Rose Blankets
October 5. 3w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
SALES AT AUCTION.

on WEDNESDAY,, de 18Th October, BY 3.
@. Atwood, az NO. i, Union Wharf, az
10 O'clock
SQ Pieces II 4IIERTCl ~ BROADCLOTHS--
~ G. 4SSTIERES and PELIECE CLOTHS
100 do. C4jfBRICK, and CAHBRICh Nus
Inns
An Invoice Of HARD WfREr-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

On the first page Of this days paper will be
found Ne. |, of series Of Agricultural essays
published by committee Of the Agricultural So
Ciety of Maine. 1t treats of the culture OF Flax
and of new method ofpreparing it for USE We
understand that specimens of the flax thus prepar-
ed are deposited in the Insurance Office IN this
town kept By JAMES NEAL, Esq. where the curl
Gus are invited to call and examine it
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

A large Cucumber was raised the past season in
the garden Of Mr.. Darius Wilder, at Wiscasset,
(Maine) measuring in length 10 inches, and il
circumference IL inches, aud weighing IA lbs.
Palladium.
Better stiH.-Mr. Christopher Rand, Of this
town, has raised in his garden the season past, a
Cucumber 20 inches in length-13 inches in cir
conference, and weighing lbs. and ounces
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

100 gro gilt vest and coat Buttons brass and
ron Candlesticks-Bra Casters, round a. square
brass aud iron Prospect Locks-pad and till
Locks-brass desk and clock cas'd Hinges chest
aud other Iron do.-84 sets Of window Wind Hin
ges--brass and copper Wire-round, fat AID cast
Steel 8 square Files-round and fat Bolts-Thumb
Latches -Brass Dividers-Shoe knives-Shoe
Hammers--Awl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Forks-Back Saws-Plane lrons-Curry Combs
Wire Mouse Traps-Japaned Snuff Boxes
Gimblets-Tap Borers-Sieeve Buttons-Tinned
Saddlery-Cod Hooks-brass Stair Eyes-Lead
Pencils-Chaise Boxes--Oven Doors-Hammers
small iron aud brass head Shovels and longs,
&c. &c.
a quantity Of STONE WIRE and GLASS
BOTTLES, sc.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Just receiUed,
Z by9 Baltimore GLASS,
quantity Of Writing and Letter PAPER,
Barrels Ground GINGER,
Bags FiLBERTS-- Boxes Brown SOAP,
English MUSTARD. in small Bottles
" Williams best warranted Cast Steel AXER
T. Cash paid for FLIK-SEED.
PREMIUM paid for SPANISH DOLLARS
DRAFTS or Boston, for Sale by
b. {. Atwood,
No Union Wharf.
September 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05
SHIRIEH.


The Editor of the Argus seems to be quite
provoked that any portion OF bis fellow cltl-
zens should exercise the liberty of voting as
they please or rather that they all sho uid not
screw their opinions and consciences up,
should say doom to his standard. We did
not think in the very outset of our indepen-
dence he would have taken from US very
darling privilege, we had SO freely exercised
under The old order Of things. The Editor
complains that all in the town would not vote
Tor his ticket of Delegates, and the reason he
gives is, that such list was agreed on in eau
Gus. We understood that caucus was held
on the Saturday evening preceding the day
OF election, and those were invited who were
in favour OF the independence OF Maine. Why,
sir, am friend OF The Independence OF Maine,
but assure you no friend to a principle that
shall destroy any independence in voting. A
Caucus may suggest the names OF good men for
office but know OF no rule which can bind
me to sacrifice my opinions to It's recommen
datIon. voted for all on the caucus list,
am free to own it, but one, because liked the
men and thought they would serve well the
interest Of The community, but substituted
for that one, in my view a better mani am
not fond ofpoltical mathematics. | hope the
Editor Of the Argus will excuse this freedom
OF opinion, especially as we have just COM
nenced the career of Independence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

Tie HarucA --Aceo4a ir)n Washington, state
AsS fhat the gatdens Ia thd giciny viii produce moth
Ing this year, having suffered severely by drought,
lzz Isna their vegetables having been destroyed by
80 Issss-hoppers the tobacco and the fly. Po-
Isoss 81 10 per oIshe, aud hay at the rate Of
sz 80 ton; the crops will not yield than
4h LIS d the last. The season ia this quarter of the
'aA Eroinv has been unusually favorable for all kinds
aa2v 'ducc. Even the farmer thus year Will not
soaJlaiD his labor hes been prospered in every de
Ipar De At and the haad of Providence has scatter
a"MIs ~ favors with liberal hand upon the sur
sENsI olading country. 1t is only by comparing
#srsI slaation with places less Prcspered that
80 appreciate the blessings enjoy, be properly
Igneial 20 ther bountiiul giver. The abundance
lhtzb. south and che oroIuce Of the barren ,and Of
aE = Maine will 60 10 feed those who have migrated
rDar Ef.um her soil.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

Tie New York aud Phiiade phia papers, men
Hon that vessel has sailed from each Of those pla-
. x carving emi = lui passengers th,i retura 10
aEm1 Iheir country The truth is that these poor
Ii hng kmIpepe have been deceived like Of good
Eau.uF Ecizens Of Maine aud ted believe that they
ssaizEhCUli ind imnetIit and profitable employment
m asIh the void; hut they have been wotuy dis
aE m disappointed and maoy Of them in miseIa
mae and suffering condition IN The different cities
v M ar this country. They have choked every
,Cr; Gmsb employment by their multitude and produced
a ene of the evils from Which they fed This incon-
r4u fesience has been perienced IN NewYork
rnHani Philadelphia and the vicinity of those places
uhre he tds Ot erciuu and Irish ENG ration has
-. most strongly. Bat ID Name, we have been
Told, abo ana farmers have been very much
wanted f3r he cultIvaon Of the land this season
The business Of the towns j. 0verdone, at the ex
= 81 pence OF the country, and many dragging ont
lexs in the former, when the soil contain treA
HN suTes shCh la5or mig hi extract, that would sup
Epr them 10 independence. TIE soil j. fIuit.u
ISL !. mother and win maintain her children.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

Nhlary.-The-e have been during the last
et trainings Of most, ii NOT all Of The cDmpa-
Il. ia town, pr ,paratory 60 the general review OF
e. P,rtland regiment, which viii take place next
Fu-sday. We notice with pleasure the fine APP
Laance ,f the militia OF this town. and The spirit
.cioliue which they disco, e.; theiF mlneouyres
q performed with skill, and tiIt'r equipments are
4. good order a. we remember tO have seen in
ng companies Of the same standing Rut one
.s,om, q more honored ia The breach than in the
bervance'' we cannot but repio5ace, aud that j.
be- desuitory iiog in various parts q the town af
Ar the companies are dismissed This we believe
] be breach Of the Bylaws at the town, and we
,now il to be fruitful in Inconvenience aud DANCE.
'onmon sense will at once suggest the practice 10
/ Useless and wrong, and that some reu-eJy ought
. be ap,Iicd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1819-10-05

ia Of ne C3lniry.-A destructive e2ilen-
n RACED with IA Usual malignancy this sun.
1 i the principal Cities Of The unuei S .ates.-
1, II j. contagious cannot be doubted. but we
[~s,end in a much ies, degree than is usually i'm
In The e!eneuis oil this malignant fever,
A. f,anl we suspect 10 arse in most cases
uaat ~ proper attention 90 cleanliness and
rr;rrulation II fresh nir. IN Raltinore, where
Is r,.eh w,lh uausual destruction, carrying of
4. oae week, ais confined principally % Feh's
n which IS the "a st altby put Of the city. IA
YORK, also, every case "a he ieyer, IL = said,
| i. trscel 60 che lower part az the ciiy called
Y el;p. aud that the most uulAvora5le fOr pure
n i however sub,iding in that place. In
..on most Of the Gases originated 10 The vicinity
rart.Hin except those which could b. raced
.aglia,ely O. az Infected vessel, god winch we're
!. vsry vrnlent character Eat IN zoe latter
u the board Of health have declared that ~
a.ua sickness at present exists, end that the
.lta II the town is entirely restored. We have
learnt that any unusual disease has prevailed
no Eastward Of Boston, aud il this vIciuiiy sc
Il, 10 be grateful 20 good Providence, that
have been wholly free rom the pestilencc when
lketh 10 darkne and vasteih at noon doy.