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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26


.,,--tsrs. from the Collection Of .dnb0lSe. By
ire Rsv. Joseph Bennington. 8ro.
No. a.
i About this time Bernard Of Clairveaux Vi
sito3 the Paraclete, Offended al the atera-
tion of The word g daily" TO " snpers"6stoa-
Ter in the Lords Prayer, he censured A.
beillard with great asperity when told that
he introduced it. In letter TO the saint,
ASeillard defends the change, by showing
tbatthe word $ dolly" is found only in the
Lords Prayer as recorded by Luke, who
yot il from Paul, whereas Matthew, who
heard the Prayer from our Saviour himself,
uses the word I" supersabstantiai. " The let
ter closes with spirited rebuke OF the Vi
sionary, who aiterNard renewed his iuterte-
renee at the request Ola holy and lntolerant
friend. Stimulated by the expositiOns OF this
counsellor, which accorded with his own
pious malignity, he vexed the ecclesiastical
priaces with entrealies to punish the PERM
cious beresics of Aheillard; Selecting the
occasion of an assembly of bishops at Sens,
challenged his opponent toa controversy on
the subject OF his writings, but Bernard On
some puerie pretences declined the invita-
ton. The vain and unmanly mind OF Abeil
lard could not conceal its citation at this vic
tory OF which the expressions were so vio-
lent and irdiscreet that the saint was irl-
tated into change OF measures. Before
numerous aud brilliant assembly, Bernard
opened briefly bis charges, OH which he pro-
missed to enlarge. To the general surprise
aud from some motive not easily explained,
Abei!ard made TO defence, but appealed to
Rome. The assembly, notwithstanding,
condemned his writings, though respect Tor
the papal authority restrained them from
passing any judgment on his person o
prejudice that tribunal against the appellant,
and Is deprive him of any aid in sltaly, his
old enemy. the abbot Of Clairveaux, was
chose n representative Of the assembly. 1t
bigotry aud uncharitableness vera the re-
cuisites chiefly desired ina deputy, the as
sembly Disseminated admirably in their Sc
. lection for the holy mau left untricd, no
rage OF iuvectNe nor article of calumny TO
persuade the Pope, that Abeillard was he
retic too ID .bolical 10 lie heard of the four
teen charges against him, some are laugLa-
bly, frivolous, and the remainder, says our
author were evident misconceptions, or
more probably Misrepresentation. Though
; sixty one Years ,old, depressed by persecu-
! ticu and eaerated BY disease. he resolved
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26
rxponrs or DOMESTIC rRoDveE

rxpoars OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
For The Year e.ding September 80, 1919.
Louisiana, o''oo'
New. York 90 ''o'o
South, Carolina, 0'ol4'oso
Georgia, o'sa'ooo
Massachusetts, 49, 4'oIo'ssI
Virginia, 4'ooo' 'o1
Maryland, o'o4o'ooo
Pennsylvania, z''i''o''
District Of ] Alexandria, 935, 78l 99o, 9s6
Columbia Georgetown, 3D. LOB
North Carolina, o4o' 40
Vermont. ooo'oSo
Rhode Island, oos'Io4
Cannec,;cot 437, 85l
New Hampshire, loz.04f
M;ss;s.;nni 5O,456
Michigan Territory, sI'I4o
Delaware 27,S78
New. Jers.v.. l,474
Ohio, 4oo
Total 5o,976,S39
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-26

Duties arising from The importation OF To-
reign merchandise direct to the port OF Alex
dria, for the year 1919, amounts 10 1858
dollars.
Our readers will observe Lecture on the
Science Of the Human Mind in the Govern
lnent aud Instruction of Fouth, advertised by
Joseph Lancaster, Tor this evening.-See ad-
Yertisement in the next page.
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Charleston, jan. l3.


Henry Roberts, alias De Wolfe, whom we
mentioned last evening as being convicted OIL
Piracy, was again tried yesterday, on three
indictments for the same crime, and found
guilty. The piracy was committed on an
American schr. and the American brig Jo-
seph, near the Isle of Mayo, and subsequent
ly on the British schr. Sir Thomas Hardy, on
the high seas. When this last vessel was
robbed, Roberlswas acting as sailing master
We are concerned to state on information
derived from passengers in the Southern
stage, that the extensive and valuable Cotton
mandatory, belongingto the Baltimore Uni.
on manufacturing company, OF which MIR.
Edward Gray is president, was destroyed
by fire, on Thursday last II was situated a
few miles west Of Baltimore, and was one Of
the most spacious establishments of the kind
in our county. The particulars of this e.
vent were not received in Baltimore at the
time of the stages departure.
Philadelphia Gazette.
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nlitous event,
Norfolk, January 81.

.NOTJOLh, Juhoul9 -
The elegant copper bottomed ship Stag
captain Neale, of Baltimore, 1874 days from
Suma,ra, with cargo Of coffee and pepper,
consigned to II. s. r. Fl. Osgoed, of Balti-
more, run ashore al 3 o'clock yesterday
morning, about three quarters Of mile south
of Cape Henry Light-House--captain and
crew saved, but the vessel will i'll all proba-
bility be lost. The S. had no pilot on board
at the time she struck, but had every assis-
lance practicable afforded her Immediately
after, by two boats and several pilots. Two
boats have come up who left her last night at
7 clock, with about feet water in the hold.
She had not biiged, but the water found its
way in through some private leak.--lbe
wind was blowing fresh from the Southwark
when she went on.
The schooner Fame, Smith, from New-Or-
leans via Havana, long passage, came III
from sea yesterday, and proceeded up James
River, bound to Richmond.
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.New- York, Jan. 90.


The pilot-boat Clinton, Captain Sawyer,
which was dispatched by the underwriters
on cruise, and sailed on Tuesday with 90
men, returned on Saturday morning, having
explored the coast nearly to Cape May, and
found no other wrecks than those already re-
ported. The parts of wreck which have
foated ashore at Balnegat, appear to belong
to some old wreck, and probably have been
washed from the shore.
Extract from the Clinton's Journal, Jan.
10. Attempting four men on board the Ru'
bicon, stood to the Southwark. AT 10. A. NJ.
saw a sloop ashore about three miles south of
the kubicon. Goth, off Barnegai, spoke
schr. Bold Commander, 8 days from Norfolk
for N, York brig Trader, Brooks, 20 days
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REVIEW

J. Qrtie History Of the LIVES Ct ABEILLAnD
"a and HgGoisA, &c. 5y1th their genuine let
-tsrs, from the Collection Of .Anboise. By
tie Rev Joseph Beriagtom. Sro.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
Er,rncs of a letter from Hapana, June 90.

Last Friday (lhe 18Th he city wines
srd The most alarming and thurman eos ever
committed No; less han 'epen Peocead' g IN
hab;tnafs teil rict;ms 10 he poignard Of a band
of assosyins. who to the Shave 0. upwards of
iOO. OCO inhabitants, siillren undiscovered.
A friend ~ YOURS was arrested that night. aud
yobbe,! ofbs watch and what money he had
about him. and fortunately saved hi, l'fe by
giving What they chose to take Irom him
We witness these scenes a'mp-i every day.
and no ore has courage enough ~ denounee
The Wilkins, ior fear of their resentment"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

PORTLAND, TUESDAY. JULY la, 1890.
kOREfGE SUMMARY.

England. - / W. latest srri,, sfou Epe!sne
brings London dates to the % | ni Nav. The
disturbances in the ss,t,lIa c uing districts ha.
subsidized. !. The Queen was anvtousy ex
pected. and her freud, were increasing
Great preparations. vcm mskinc for the sp
proachipg coronation 10 august. The change
That j. tn tie roade Ia The crown, will co,'
30 OOOf by contract. and The coronation rob,
30 OOOI the coronation dress for Peer o,
Peeress is estimated al 1901. EI1ards VIII.
was the SPY and infornlrr of the Tn lewood
conspiracy, has been indicted for Iigl lIea
snr. The Queens birth day was celebrated
BY her fiends in different parts OF The king
dom.
Items OF The ei7,i Hs Of Greaf Bri'c;n
povai family, E354 500 eqasl 10 81 ago, 740.
Judges. E. 81. 955 equal 10 JAG. $40 dollars.
Ministers at Foreign Courts, + ,533 equal
70 A73 COG.
The Chan,berlain's department, Pension. aud
contingencies. &c. make the Who'll. amount Of,
civil LET. 6 1861 1891 eqnai to eS O34,132
Look at the contrast the civil list OF the U. 8.
= for 1918, was Sllo9,e5s; 70.
The University Il Cambridge. (Eoc. ha.
granted 5000. 10 bold an Oo.ervstor,
furilier sum is 10 he raised nv subscription.
Green Peas were sol in london Oh the Gil
Of May TOR guness per quart !!
Sir Jo.ErH BAvxs. b.. resigned bic Pres
i,lenisbip of the Ro. al eoc'rfv. which b+ had
bold fir a long lime and has ',een succreJed
BY Earl SPENCER. Sir Joseph j. The person
whom Peter Piadar saiiri-eJJa number ct
years ago, in the line, " Fleas are not lob
slers d---o their sculs" The poe, says. 'ha'
this naturalist cherished The idea tint he,s
were hut Iobsiars in miniature, md in or'er 60
ascertain the fact. he boiled large number of
ihem, bd! fa'ing in his theory be exclaimed
as in the Inc above quoted.
rrarce. --The Peers Of France were 10 ~.
semhle 10 Canncil, in May. 10 decide upon
L've's ease, and upon number Of others,
who have been arrested as participaors IN his
views. The censorship Of the press is execu
ted with some rigour, Two pamphlets entitled,
r Let Us defend our rights and 1.-The re
tee'ioas o. q patriot" have been seized by
authority and 25c0 lines were suppressed
rom the paper called the Constitutional, Ju.
ing toe month oi April.
The committee Of Inc Climber cf Depu.
..ios have reported a PROFIT of new Election
..sv; on It's bong read, great conlu;ion pre-
JAILED among the LIBERAL party, who saw in il
~ abTiaglneni Of The Chsrler the 18th day
>. Alay was ilgrd rs Discussion.
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MARRIED,
In Belfast, Mr.. Samuel Cunningham, TO NJ s
Eliza Drummer.
MARRIED.
DIED,

IN this town, Mis- MARY PLuMMgR aged "a.
In this town, on Wednesday last, Mr.. John
Howell, aged %. On Friday he was inferred
with Masonic honors.
In Caye-rl zabeth. fi,h inst, Jonathan Royt
formerly Of Amesbury. Mas, and aey dischss-
gtd ffnm the u. :. sIrpy. e.ee 81.
In NORWAY. 18th inst. Maj. Jonathan Cum
mings, aged ~.
In Bridg,on, on the 81 inst. :fr. Jacob Kill
borne, aged 81. Few, j, any persons were ever
more highly valued when living, or lamented
when dead, than the deceased, by his friends and
acquaintance. About five years since a large
tuner upon the knee, which had been sometime
forming, terminated in the entire loss of the leg
and although he ohjovea a tolerablc share of
health for almost three years after the limb was
amputsted; yet his whole system was SO much
affected by it, that no doubts entertained that
il was the primary cause Of his death. He was
remarkable for his good hnmour and pleasantly !;
open, frank and generous, his company was cour-
ted strictly hopest, ne was confided in; benev-
o ent, he was teloved. Although his fobles
were few compared with others yet when he
became more sensible of the impulity OF sin, he
wa. deeply impressed with he least particular
wherein he had erred ! with patient earnestness
he sought the mercy Of heaven and to the great
cancellation ofhs friends, hs exhibited the most
satisfactory proof, that peace and pardon was the
answer to his humble petition.
In heaaebupk. sIr. Jacob iitescd aeed6s.
Al A fayes. Nr. Within X. sefc Il ed
t7--and John ior eyed Is, ,eaiaen on board the
brig Alliance, Il kensrasnk
In }ells', Mans, daughter of Mr. John Russ
aged ~ nanbs.
In WI.easset. Mrs Money. consor, OF D Philip
Theobelj, aged 90
IL 81. Geurge. Ne. 4b inst. Mrs. Mchitable
corsors Of spf. Isaac icnny, aged "a. She war
tue eldest n,,htsr of flijih TAI. Fec. ; was i. r.
ly tAight ts her p'ous p- enis The imporiaaes II
religion 1T The ege of fifteen made A. open ~ !.
fessian ( m which she reYer swsrrcd q rai.,ra
of r'id,nee and iDdnsiry; a dntful daughter, af-
isriioDate wife. aud teuder pare !; sof, IN man
nrr. and ss'eeahI' n conversation; and her mo-
nv excs'lent qualifications caused her IL live be.
,ovsd snd die iamcn:ef. She was Pieceltsess of
s.. George ac,demy for consd. Fable length Of
|
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5AI< GAZETTE ~E4sA
49, SHIPPING LIST. .sasss.xx
PORT OF PORTLAND.

"Wednesday, Ju"s i2-n lr.g E'iss, 6tnr'y
Gusdaloupe : IA N,a-Nsrt, with GA 20 u o'a-ts
Sch. Lucy, Sna.i, IL John, 81 Bos.on-Fous-
tain, Hill, Portion.
7aursaay-..,'. Ka' ger. Smith vi ~, s,oc..
man; .ch A.echau.c, fn ri"g'on, from sinn.
Eridag--.chs sally. Croweii. New-Nofk--Four
Brothers Chase. Denpr--Irader, Knight, Boston
81 Paiy, Tucker. Portsmouth
lesirs--.ch Mary Ann, Prince. Alexanfris--
brig TAI, -Aa,erican York, 81. Andrews. for Phi'a-
'eipbia. with plaslef.--sl Messenger. Gren, Bos-
ton. with sundFs meehaueze.
cteARsNcEs.
Teddy, June fi--si Aurora, Bradford. Est
port.
Weinesday--s.h AmFz'n. Greedy, West Indies
brig n,ehaf T.. Knight. Havana.
Thm,d,-,,h Fau.e, York. l.uher. 81
F,ids y-hriys Fsme. Ihompsoa. West Yndes----'
Galen. Heating, FIR Havsna--sch Fountain, Hill,
Luber.
SKIPPING MEMORANDA.
= rr'g Hero, Hall. for Aexan,r RIA, went to cen
from Boston on Tuesday last
Big Bs,.ey. I lily. Of Kernebec, Jacqnemsl;
sch Tho. g. ssrah, Cook OF Ffi~nd.h,p. Be nnds
has A. =, NJ mingior. Cifrg M,nner. XII M.
nf Boothhny, West-Indies; sch Mystic. Go.e, of
>edgwnk, g.. Johr, n. Il.
Brig Rapid. Richards. 81 Bs,h, Il a, Provi-
sence fgi.
Beg Francis, Of Kennebhnk. WINS At the BsIze
i1tnut.
Brig Alexander. Davis, from this Tori. for Hs-
vsna. ~as spoken 9Th inst. LAT 40, leagues East
of south ShosI.
Brig Byron, Perkins IS dtys fr Porto R,ro.
far Keu.sounk, ~ss spoken s,h last. lat 81, l,ne
"a. tsa
sch Joseph & Mary, IF Wsldoboro'. 8'days from
Sc. Andrew.for Alexandria. VAS spoken orb inst.
lst 81 lon IS.
18th Aretas, Estou, II days fr this port, AZ at
Aexapdis 9Th inst.
81 Jones-ilail. Prince, 90 days Fl St. john,
Arss Baltimore oh int.
Sch Fscto,. Height. of,his port, ar at Richmond
via Noriolk Ath Just.
E rr <liind Prince. for this port ci at Newyork
lgih lust.
ship Neutrality, Lewis, of this port, cl at Cher
lesion fos Havana Ati inst.
8 hs Laurel. Stevens, Of this po I, IS days fr
Boston, and Jackson. Chadw iek, IS aa,s hence
y ere at 81 1hom,s eth uli =
BOSTON, JUNE tar 81 Eagle, BIT, =,
Fsstport; c sehs Venus, Goid.boro' Ranges.
Addison; Trader, P rlsni-1ih, ar sch FL IA,
Ann, 10 dan. of MaIrcn Alexandria ci sch Mills,
rust,r~ Path.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

.4nstrm The Emperor Of Austria isusins
unusual exerions TO give commercial impor-
lance 10 his empire. He has appointed the
Baron vow WEISS, contractor general, for
building vessels IN North America. He has
Leen sent To Brazil and from thence be will
come 70 this country. The Baron is autbori-
sed 10 appoint Consuls for Austria in the Uni
ted States. Other commercial agents have
been appointed in different parts OF the world,
10 promote the mercantile interest oil the Aus
lrian nation much benefit 10 anticipated
from these spirited exertions.
Columbus ZONES The discoverer Of Amer
ica was loaded with chains in Hispanioa, The
first land discovered in The new world, by the
Jealousy Of the Spaniards, and sent home To
Spain modification from which he never
recovered And when he died in 1906, hc
ord, red his chains 10 be buried in The same
grave with him at Seville. Ailerw ards agree.
ably TO his will. the whole we're removed to
Hispan'oia, where they rrposed until the ses-
sion OF that island 10 france in 1895, whence
lie brass coffin in which he lay, together
with the chains were removed 10 The Havana
IN 1896 End deposited in the Cathedral a
The Virgin Mary, ~lere an inscription, sill
| marks tho rel cs Il that sk,lItll bu. much 10.
jufed adventufer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

We are inf r.ued. .als Tue Na'ina1 ln'el'
'igeuccr.) that The figure OF Hercules~a- p'a-
red IN the head Of the >hip nos hearing the
name Of Ohio. .heiore the Commissioners ol
the Navy were appr,zrd 81 the means winch
would be rrsoriet ~ in order 10 a.cer''n
what name she should hear. ard that they
have si.re directed that j sfon'J he renased,
and the figure OF an Indian Wsr"r sul,-fu
nd, ~ onr more appropriate. We also IN
dersis anil. that. IN future. The fin,e heads 81
ship, building viii ~ enbI-na,i Al Of III. diff
tefenf states after which III y shall be- called !:
and 10 Ibis end il is desirable ih,' the arms o.
lhe new states should hc better krown
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18
JOHN r. THURSTON,
JOSEPH c. BOYD.
JOSEPH POPE. Esqr's.

Mr.. NEwcoMB, young engraver, who was
educated BY the graphic company at Ha,ifo'd,
has ntmated his intention Of establishing himself
in this place TO pursue his profession. We are
pleased to see young men OF merit in any line of
business seeking employment In the capital Of
the state, and especially one n the attachments
Of Mr.. NEwcomB in the branS ITO which he has
de voted his attention. A, tins time there is no
eDgraver on copper in this town, aud We believe
but one 10 this state, and that one, q person who
has not arrived at much eminence in his profess
sion. We hav, therefore been compelled 10 send
to Boston or farther south for the qualification of
our taste in works Of art Of this description. Nj
NEwcoMh ID peculiarly happy in engraving vis-
nettes and tasteful aud ornamental figures, We
have seen several specimens which do him much
credit: wo heartily wish him SUI cess in his un-
dertaking, aud hope that this first eograver who
has ever been established among US, will not Ian
guish for the want Of that encoursg eueat which
is due 10 every liberal art
The following communities tion was received
al our Office FROM MorreH Jordan, a coronee
in Cape Eliz abelh IL being the only intorms-
ton We have been able To obtain on the sub.
iect, il il impossible 10 form an opinion whelb-
er the deceased was the victim Of bis own OF
anotber's violence. Tie place where lie was
found is uniohabIted, and no house is IN Its
immediate vicinity.
"On the l2ih inst. The body Of stranger
was found on the beach near Tiund,'s Reel,
ia Cape Elizabeth, with his throat cut from
ear to ear; be had on pair OF duck trousers,
striped wsistcoat, coarse linen shirt, and
black sik handkerchief IN his head; his feet
and hands we're gone; bs was abou, 8 feet z
inches high, and appeared TO be 30.yssrs Of
age. lheld an 'nques, on his bedys The YER
dict Of which was, that he came TO his death
by some casually, To the jurors unknown. lie
was decently buried.
"Signed, NJ. JORDAN. Coronss."
We wish the coroner had been more par
iicuIar 10 hi, description OF The person and bis
situation. that we might have formed so@-
reasonable conjecture as to the time the aci
had been committed, and whether the body
had foaIed TO the place where il was found
or the derd had Item there perpetraied,
We cannot learn ths. any psrlon is mis-
sing from his vicinity.
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Cons,gamest per Messenger.
~ Dozen SCYTHES,

~ Dozen SCYTHES,
Is Casks i.inseed Oil
rs Barrels Fine and Middlinss FLoCR
90 Boxes Souchong TEA
3 s ss...' Young Tyson Do.
IN STORE,
Chef. nehone and Hyion a q Tea,
Boses N nd Csods,, lorg and thprt snd .,
To. dipged do. 20. i
@. eafk. sM,deis Wine.6aed Of Hyperion qusi,y
d, l. fb,a and MAsss Wine,
Pipes Cogpae and Mafees Brandy,
Do. Holland and hhds. Springfield Gin,
Boses Cao,on white and Rsgs Calcutta whitesrxsss
! ump ssgsr, Grn quality,
61oses No. l Soap, toxef s,areh,
Bag Pepce',, bb''. sod ,pbs ground Ginger.
t3hds. cd ma CO Rum,
Bbis clea. and No Pork,
FoR sALE AT
JEAE. Core, Jun's. Commission Store,
No. 10. Long Wharf,
July IL
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Holm COOK.

INFORMS HI. friends aud The pubic thar he
i continues at II, old stand, No. 8. Jones KepA
kxcbange street, Pot end--w here be Cfers iot
sale general assortment of
Gold, Silper and Plated Wors
wosK at ove.y d,scrptia" in b.s ,,ae, made
mi repaired, with nestness srd pOrc,sspi,fy.
or Cash, or goods. giren n exchange for old
GOLD and >ILvrr. june s6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

Among the appointments made at The late
session Of the Governor and Council. we un
Jers,and The following gentlemen were con.
lnssioned as .Notaries Public los this town,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

rhc Nv Hampshire Militia is composed
Of % .065 ! fan'rg prpnajlers, light nisn'ry
AUD r,0emen--- eO7l cavalry, and lag ar'il
iery iii, i,ied into thee divisions. elk brig
AIDES. and 38 regiments Of infantry. &c.-33
companies Of cavalry. anJ 81 Of artillery.
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iNS1i1t TON FOR SAYINGS.

fvNHE VI rs ofth's corporation are here
i by notified that their 4nnao, Lttfny viii De
held 1o-morrov, ne 1911 INST. a, the Office III
the Secretary il Middle ;, ee', al 5 O'Clock IN the
afternoon. The iins,ees and Officers for the eb-
suing wear s's ,Lerto he chosen and the s,ustion
of the I ti,t.oD TO be esamned. a general al
taddr G. IS requested.
Qy, The 'r,u.,ee are reninled that tloir Stnpi
annual Meeting will be held nj the same place on
This Day tah inst al 5 O'clock in the afsr-
noon. WM. WILLIS, stcry.
July 49,
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some reiorn IN our system OF Criminal pun
isbmrnt must shortly take place. i. ceriaip;
for If continued as il Is, in less han lily years
i. will .rsquire an imwense taxation for IT.
supnzt: cover the iand ..h of'mias's, aud
constantly employ great propo'Iion oil the
acliye population as Jurors. Tying oiienaer'
who will be ncesscply returning on he,i
hands, annoying ard p'undering society. u
Extraordinary Esrap~ -On've1nes'lay al
,erpoop: party VI gentlemen 10 The number
Of 81. going from New Haven to he L'gh
House in a pleasure boat we're net ao'u
halfway down The harhor hy the steam boa
Fulton, Capt. Law, from New LONDON, "bs
:. y as going up the haftor under inl SAL and
.,owe,fnl steam From spre m'scaleulaliof
au he part Of the person who mas steering 'ne
sail boat. in attempting 10 clear he steam
bo,, In. latter struck her in the middle, ant
passed instantly over her Jhi'y "i the per
sons in the boat caught bold OF the steam
bosl's bow pr, aud bows and saved them
selses--se,en ct them passed directly un'e
her bottom, and came up ss'e'n; but bs 'li'
most extraordinary exerlions FIN tie steatn
boat. they were all saved. though some +"
them were much exhausted ---One ot In
gentlemen h,a his hand b,ckso. and one oihe
was very much Injured. did OF about
ycars Il age was on hoaid. mho had rrese, G
o. mind poou.h 10 seize hold oil rope, an
in Tia, way was preserved.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-07-18

4 ,he Hon. Ssmaei Freeman. esq. Judge Of
Pfobse OF wills NC. for tl~ county of cumher-
lsnd, To receive and examine the claim of.iel-
itort TO the estate Of
JAMES GAY,
70 Of rorliend. 10 sad county, Merchant de
cessed, represented insnlvent hrrchy give notice
th :, SIX monius f,omtae 20 n 81 une last, arr
.iowed TO SAID creditors 20 brng 10 aad prove
heir c'airas and ,lst We stat. st.end that se.
vice "a, the office Of J. Neal, in said Ppralaad or
he last Saurd " of this md he five following
mon l,s fran thee 10 xix o'clock IN the sitcr.
noon 0f sid days.
j' !. Ta sTsI ON. e."''..
Psrfisnd. July ~, 1890.