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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-02
Pnhlic Sale

In pursuance of de ID Of trust to
NFTA the subscriber from Benjamin Dean
Nssl and Euphemia his wife, TO secure the
49, payment of certain sums oil money >
i ,e TO Jeseph Dean, deceased, ne WI pro-
coed TO sell, on Wednesday,, The 1911 day OF
September nert on the premises, IN FRINGE
lillian county, state OF Virginia, tour miles
from Haymarket. and thirty five from me
D,stric. of Columbia, one merchant mil, Az
by 81 feet, floors, 2 pair OF burrs, win T.
vans machinery complete. Also one other
mill, % by 50 teet 4 floors, one par OF
stones, fixed for another pair, with machine
f. or sking corn in the ears, and plaster;
Also double geered saw mill, covered, and
with separate wheel; good dwelling
house, two stories high, and ali necessary
gu. houses. mller'S and cooper'S houses,
sooper's shop, with between fifteen and Sc
yenieen acres OF Land. -Terms made known
on day 81 sale. Sale TO commence at IL o.
clock. By order OF the executor,
WIN. HERBERT.
ug Is
pThe above sale is post
poned 10 Friday, 10th October next.
sept Is
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To Rent,

The 6re- proof store and frame
MM warehouse. occupied by the subscril,
Mas hers. an excellent stand and well
EcsIcuIated for almost any business.
Possession may he had in few days.
A. c, CAZENOVE Il Go.
July Q
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Office.

>HE subscriber having now procured a
Il first rate workman, families can be &C.
commodated with the best fanny bread by
applying at the Union Bake House.
WILLIAM DEEAUGHN.
Sept Is 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-02
Public Sale.

IN pursuance of deed of trust, from Da.
1 yd Ross and Mary his wife, 4 Jonathan
Ross 10 The subscriber 20 secure the payment
OF certain sums OF money due Hugh Smith,
The acting executor al Joseph Dean. ne Will
proceed 10 sell OH the premises on tuesday
the 18th ian of September next, tract OF
land containing 90 acres more, OF less, sltua-
ted ~ Prince William county, state OF Nlr-
gina, being part of tract called bucSiaad.
on which is erected hrst raIe merchant
mill, kuJwa by the name OF Buckland mIli.
Also Toe tract IT land adjoining the house
ami lot in the village OF Bucklani, corner oi
Love and Mill strts; which property IS more
fully described ia the deed aforesaid. now
on record in Prince William county. LIB.
No z, folio s53.-rerms made known on
the day oil sale, and sale to commence al IL
s'Siock
By order Of the executor.
W. HERBERT, Trustee.
jNly II
u The above sale is post
poned to nsrsday. 18th October next
sept 10 Is
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Forty Dollars iteWard !!

Dan away from he subscriber, ION The
H sixth day OF June last being in Charles
County Mary iand, on he post road leading
from Pisca,tawsy 10 Port 1obasco, nine
miles from the foruer. and SIX miles from
the latier.-TMo Negro ntn.Ylz:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-02
In the case of elisha L. Dick,
Il Bankrupt.

TINHE Commissioners named and authoris-
4 ed IN and by commission OF Bank
rupt, awarded and issued and now in prose-
cut,on agains, Elisha c. Dick, late OF Alex
andria, " intend To meet on The slth day Of
October next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at Clagetl's Hotel IN the town OF Alexandria,
10 order to make dividend OF the estate
and effects oi the said Bankrupt. when aut
where the creditors, who have not already
proved their debts under the said Commits
sion, are hereby required to come prepared
TO prove the. same, or they will be excluded
from the beniht 10 said dividend
JOHN M'iNER. assignee.
sept s2 tSl!hO
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In the case of James Gillies
4 Bankyupt.
septs

TIME commissioners named and auhoris-
Il ed in and by commission OF bankrupt
awarded and issued land now in rhe proSecu,
,iun against James Gillies, late of Alexan-
drla, deceased, intend TO meet on the 9th
day of Oct. next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon. at Clagett's Hotel in the town of A.
iexandra. in order to make dividend of the
estate and effects OF the said bankrupt, when
and where the creditors, who have not sirea-
DIV proved their debts under the said COM
inission, are hereby required to Come pre-
pared to prove The same, or they will be ex-
cluded the benefit o the said dividend.
JOHN MlVEk, Assignee.
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To Rent.

f.. That two story frame house on
ESfS King street, al present occupied by
EssslS. d. Harper II IS an exceilent
49, stand for business, aud the rem; VIII
be moderate. For terms apply 10
S D. HARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
sept q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-02

Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.
sX1ILL positively commence DRAWING q,
w the 9th November.
BiAiant Scheme.
l grand prize OF 100000
l 25.uO0
9 10000
5 5000
100 1000
10 500
105 100
besides an immense number of suaIls,
prizes.
Prizes only to be drawn.
Not two blanks to prize.
The drawing will take place as ahoy.
stated, and will be completed IN 80 drawirs.
with all possible despatch, under the suns,
attendance of
II. L. Weightman, I
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel kapine, >Managers,
Thomas Fl. Gillies,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Way, Jr.
The great despatch which has unifornv
been made in tie drawing of the toImt,
classes OF this lottery. and the immen,s
number OF splendid capital prizes. combined
with the low price oil tickets afford the great.
est inducements to adventures TO make IN.
vestnen IN this Lottery, coniessedIy tbe
most brilliant in the United States.
Whole tickets l9 dolls. which may produce
100000 dollars.
Halves 6. do. do. 5000
Quarters 8, de-, do; S5,ovS
Eighrhs SO do. do. 1850
Orders by mail or private conveyance
for Tickets in thus or any other LOTTERY will
meet prompt attention addressed to
Gillespie's
Fortunate Office, Washington City,
Crner of King and Washington stree!
Alexandra.
Or at Kerr & Fitz Hughs,
N. B. Tickets will advance on The Isl Of
October to i3 dolls. shares in proportion.
sept. 8 #
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eslCes an lUWeUSt HuHpet v! S~ehS1
/ ICES.
Prizes only to be drain
Not tlro blanks to a prize.
The drawing will take place as aboys
stated, and will b. completed in 50 draw.
ings with oil possible despatch, under The
superin,endance OF
h. {. "eigh,man,
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rspine, SManagers.
Thomas II. GilIiss.
Moses Young, nd
Andrew Way. j..
TIE great despatch which has uniformly
been made IN the drawing OF IT,. iorna
classes al hi lottery and The in Usrse ruC.
Der OF spl mid capita prizes, comna
with The low price OF tickets sffoIj the s''s'.
est Inducements 10 sd,eniurer: 10 make 10.
yes,men;s IN tbs Lottery. coC;t.,sdIy tie
must brilliant ~ tie LATED StairS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-02
GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

FIFTH CLASS.
WILL positively commence drawing o,
w the eth November.
FIFTH CLASS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
New Goods--Cheap.
IuiT REcEIvID AND NOW oPEkIso FOR SALE ny
ROGERS a. COX.

A GREAT variety Of seasorabIe Goods, c"n.h
IN ing Of broad sDd narrow black Bombazn..
narrow coloured do Gaze MAXIM Grapes black
and assorted colo-fssl Gaze Canon 40 do. hand
'oeie striped Si.ks, 81 Grape Shawb, green ana
blue Florence LusriDgs, ,be., black tw,lea silks,
back sinchaws and SSrtuetts, merino whole ADD
half Handkerchief, fancy SILK do. black and
white Italian Grapes, green and changeable Sars
nets, "A and A Cambria, and Cambric Muslins,
corded Czmbrics linen do. and inen cambria
Handkerchief, long Lawns, whine mer,ro Ffinse.
imitation leuo and fancy Musn., super light and
dark cambria GiIghams. handsome light aud dark
printed Cambrics, 6le and common CaIicces,
worsted a d cotton Vellings, womtn's black and
whise silk .loe and Gose;, black, ehite and
mixed hat Hoe, womsn's black, slate aud white
cotton and wor'ted Hose, brff EAnkiDs, Umbrellas
and farato's, S and Dimoties, jubilee Cords,
hiih Linens cheap Bfiuih shiriings, striped
'eer'ucksFs for summer Pantaloons, white and
'triPed leans, coloured Cambria, sewing silk aud
iwiit, F-os' and embroidsring Cotton, 6ne Tape.
aud cotton Bas-ALso--
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripe, Waltham water loom Sheerings and Shirt
ug', Bed Tickings, Threads, Sc &c. all of which
will be sod very cheap for each only sw July 3
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New Goods IT very cheap al
CHARLES BRADLEY

i
n AZ juit received an extensive assortment o.
ENGLlsH. FRENCH, INDIA ard sMEPIc,N
DRY GOODS, which will be sold very cheap ITO,
cath only cousiftine 10 part Of the following VIZ
Elegant rankin Grape D,e.ses.
Black uankiu Grapes, a few pieces EXTRA quality.
2 cases black and co'ouFed Canton. Grapes,
ga Grape ShawIs,
Fancy Habit Handkerchief.
six flag, bandanna, black ard crossSarred do.
Eegsns figured and twilled SiIbs,
BACK and cooused SILKS large assortment.
Beit sew'ng SIX and Twin,
SIX Cloves, Gent spunsilk half Fiore,
Elegant sarnture ribbon. new s,iIe,
Black Bomhazins Italian Crapes,
y hite ace shswls, black Cslloons,
Black and cooured Ribbons.
lnsh Linens, linen Cambrics, DO. do. hdkf.
Lt5g Lawns imitation, null aud common Book
Muihn', remar kaDy low; fgured Musiins, from
one o nine fh''iirgs per yard,
and Cambrics, cheap,
London Prints, elegant patterns,
Caheoe', large as ortmert, and very cheap,
Rieh Furnituies, Eng III Cingkams, Carl, e do.
Couoo Isthmere', q o coz cotton Hanokfs. .oms
at he wv price of 90 CT, pc dozen,
Ladies and Centlemen's white cotton Hofe,
Wide and Narrow II mites from 20 to so cts. per
yard, black tab1y VeIvets
Black cotton Binding, ladies geutleaens Glove,
cotton sewlngs, eoioured Csmbrlcs,
br'ish CouOns, blue and buff Nankns,
Susrsnder', american sheerngs, Shiriings, Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, &c. &c.
Bell 'uperfiue b'ue and black Londos Bfssdcloth.
large assortment of blue, black, mixed and
other coiou ed CLOTHS, which were bought a
auction and will be sold unusually cheap, Gift
mere' Sstnetts, white and coloured Flauneis
pam nd figured Cashmere Shawls, new patterns
at veTy refused prices, fine black Bombszetts.
May j. If
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VALUABLE ESTATES,

The following described estates are uftl ed on
terms extremely favorable TO the purchaser,
being put on sale 70 Close a concern.
a "a RM in Gray in the county ol Cumbel :
\ land, few rods from the Wooden siauulac-
Tory. Ii consists Ct about $50 acies Of veiy 20 ID
upland; about ~ acres ct which art used FOR now
Ing aud tliage. there are on the premises troni
100 90 100 lhriiiy young apple trees, most OF
which are ~ bedriDg-two barns-a substantial
we'll bulls dwelling house, twelve yeas old-aboat
SO 10y a. ieet square, lwo stories high aud thor
oughiy Misunderstanding twO ehimniss--four rooms
on each hOor--wIth convenient oui-huildihgs--
and near the house nes 1r-iaIing spring If ex'
ceeft water ] his farm also contaius a valuable
miil-site, With stone dam, and Il twenty miles
from Portland Market.
woOd-ioi Of 80 uc.es IN Newt loucester, w..
ing three quar- ters OF nile from the above farm.
Another wood lot Ia Gray. about haif mile
irom the same farm, aud containing IS Ia acres.
valuabie lot and store ~ The center Of the
village insGray, IS miles from Portland, IT the
JUNCTION OF the great roads leading from Oxford
aud kennebec Counties 10 Portland.
About SIS acres OF land in GRAY, being Eve ont.
tots Of iO7 acres EACH lying 10 the fourth division
One undivided half of a two story dwelling
house, bske-h use aud lot, containing 90 squa. I
rods OF land, situate ia the village IL Nth Var
mouth, about half mile fom the new meeting.
house, aud IS now occupied BY MIR. Amos Storef
very convenient aud spacious tenement ia
Portland, being The easterly half Of that we'll
built three-story dwelling house bounded on Han
cock and tore-streets. and formerly owned and oc-
cupied by Col. Stephenson. This ienementis well
supplied with good water from the aqueduct, and
commands fine eiew oil the harbor.
A lot of iaud 10 Lisbors "a the county OF Lin
coin, lying on both sides the main road leading
from Lewiston 90 the center Of Lisbou, containing
abaut 5 IL acres. With gooG one story dwelling
house and store thereon, formerly occupied by
Benz. ID. Bryant, Esq.
For further particulars application may be made
10 the subscriber, at his office in Middle-Streei,
Portland.
SIMON GREENLEAF.
Iulv IL. 1921. (6u1
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STOLEN.

IRON the dwelling-huuse OF tbe subscriber
H. in Cumberland Street, III painted Box.
conisining ab0u 20 dollars in bills, dollsrs and
change. As the money belongs TO The funds of
benevolent socie'y i very desirable II should
be recoYered.-The box was ahou ten inches
squs { and stout three inches high msde Of
white pspl', painted sud vanished ard lined
with sivered psPer, with 4 bSss lock. Who
thief, or give infvfmation ~ .htmI sh.u be
suitably Iewa ded. BENIN. RADFORD.
Portland, August IA.
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INSTRUCTOR WANTED

HE School Committee Of the town Of Port
L land having judged il expedient 10 establish
an additional public school, 20 commence on the
iirs; day of October next, The subscribers are au-
,lortzed 10 receive applications from those who
cay desire the Office of Instructor. The school
wiii consist OF scholars selected from the other
schools fCr their proficiency and good behaviour ;
rnd it will be required Of the Instructor that ne
he we'll qualified 10 teach the English, Latin and
Greek Languages, Mathematics. Composition and
giOcusi0n, TO tue extent usually taught IN Acsde-
ni.m
- publications. must be made in writing N
rfIa, and accompanied with such testimonial. a.
'3r law Of the State requires, end the applicant
nay wish 10 exhibit TO he committee.
THOMAS v. RIPLEY.
SIMON GREENLEAF.
Portland, Aug. 6, 1891,
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PAYABLE YEARLY.
LAWS OF MAINE.
An Actrelating to Hogshead Shocks.


1a.sl ,'. y L La' is.. u. a A hi ' i.
torty o. inches lerrtb, ana less hsH hait
nSh thcS. the test edg sad 1he head n d venty
inches across The same ard shall bs thrre tuhS ~ u
NH thick whsn worked and the sfavcs and hsaas g r.
sound ard OF sap knots and rens Al shocks ia ri
9-ki nj other wo9o h &c Of ne sa1sI u. ,l
ie guess ~ the White OK shoos' MD -a o' ne -S
wood he sraves with gnot sound white th heals.
no less than seven Fights Of AZ ieh ,hck he r tfi =
Dc wen seasoned andt ahooAs 600 ergu IN ne IA
good aEd knsnIiks and h All each shook
ha rtAin susE to- eask e. eoatAia a ir~sE
SECT = B. 4 farher enacted, That III .hroks BE-
owners or m .keFs ehf - I'm sane na WI hla A.
aIee and It any pesop 81 brand any ock rgh any
Other thsn ms own or ms employers "-H1 hs sna of On
shot ded forfeit one dll@r.
sLCf.5 b. - fur sr eaactsd That An cash faaH shere
ii sponl hr more Ptf ols, uUt eScc.-g three
ny town n.Prc'O's .. sh0 ~, VITO ala
and snal awe 5ol ts VITA Sufficient suees ~ TIE snm M
hyr hu Ell do'ais, cUnrOud i0r the true ana faithful
pso Of his tras Treasurer a The town ~eru
r. appointed nd tie Seccrmrn shall IN Judges ri M suit
Ecercy of the sUrrt.es 2ad any SON who Sha sustain
h- ue emitted 70 copy u such e9ud ana 20 bI IN SC
un thereon n Tie name q such treasurer o H. sueees'
hsr Off, bis benefit, AID Iudgmen shall be
rendered there ard execution ISSUE TO such sum ~ dn-
>gvs such ~ s b. cnted Q over ~ aint snc
Inspector x his urSyies which action may De brought before
any ICart Of competent jhfisdictfr' m rs un
OF the aforesaid inspectors examine A shocks rht may
D. offered Tor SALE o. mate 10 the owes WI they sever
ally reside, and snail stan pr brand All slch shoAs whc
shall be good and vel msde, according a. me provision ot
this Act. with hrS letter Ut his christi SS, and is
large, rh letters IN s. and ht name Of the
Tor which h spPon ed. Ana such eetor ~
DER fuzzy examine and satisfy himself Of quality Of
any sh OK. IS authorized 70 remove the hoos Jiues
h. shall il necessary but 20 be- by him replaced X
found good and merchandise.
SET Be- I. tsir en- cfsd, That II person shalt
alter the mark OF inspectors shalt mark or
aud any shook with the OF any Inspector be 81 TX
forfeit for each once, dollars aud n person shall
put boa u any vessel tor shocks which
shall have been inspected and marked heein
yled he shall forfeit and pay dollar or eA shook 20
be paid ~ the owner owners ~ such shocks.
~ SECT Bsfttsr enacted That the fees % u paid 70
TIE inspector shall be- for zach shook be paid
by he purchaser, md all fines forfeires accruag
der this Act Be recovered the * person who
shall therefor IN w of rbt bcfore Court
proper he 7pr0uiisi. That this Act shall IN
force rom and after thr first day Of November AVID
befor.
March 20, S-I-Approved. WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

Vz-Gold Watches-C hains-Keys and Seals
fiue gold neck Chains-Pearl, lett, Garnet, and
Cold Ear Ripgs-Pins and Rirgs--i elegant sill
yer Tea sett-,ich PLACED fruii and cake Baskets,
with silver rims-Tea Pots-- Castors- Cand lesticks
--Snu iers-Trays-Ink Stand,--Tzbie and Tea
spoons, &C. &c.-Bri,sDnia Church Furniture
G, flee and Tea Pots, various patterns plated, gilt
and Stee Bag Tops-elegan, eel indispensihes
highly polished gilt and stee Purses Caps and
SCaPs-sleel Pens-siver and plated Pencil Cases
and Tooth Ficks-Lady's Morocco Poke, Books
Thread Cases y Purses Ivory Horn aud com
mon Table and Desert Knivea aud Forks
vey extensive assortment Of uperior Pen s.
ck Korves, new patterns.
Rich gold aud gilt SWORDS, EPAU-
LET'S LACE 1ASsELS, STARS & CORD I;
j. rich and other P!nUes, various colors and ~
cess FCwliug Piece and raining Guns; Sword
8elts, Chains end Pietes-together with every
Gle 10 the Miiitary line.
OFoentemen Ofieer, ere particularly invited
10 call aud examine. COnpanies will be supplied
with any equipments they may want upon such
1trIns a. cannot ta'l TO please them.
They hare also On hand as usual,
Warranted GOLD NECKLACES: silver
soup, .r3vy aau Fam IaFls> able. desert A. A
tea spoons 5 gar Tong, Ssl Spoon, and Thin
We. (; bar Necklaces and hr ,ce.etts &c A.
ghjrh viii o. sold upon the most reasonable term.
". 3. Country Traders GrlH Be furnished sriiL
any u hs G6ore az a small GdraRee, jay IL.
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ECLIPSE OF TIE SUN.


The following description or The ECLIPSE W he
Sun, which viii take place on Monday the 27th
August instant, is from Fishers AlInanack, ca
cHlated for the meridian Of New-HlFen -
Beginning IN. - lem. 4. "
Middle Gh. sem.
End - l0h. 25 I -2In
Duration 2h 43m.
Digits eclipsed, deg. ION. On Suns South
Limb.
The centre Of the penumbra will strike the
earth Il hours 32m, in TAT. 90, n. long. III.
W. from Greenwich, near the coast VI Califbr-
MA and will cross the northern part Of the SPAN
ish dOHinions, the States Of LCnisiana. Missisio-
Pr Alabama, and Georgia-after which il viii
pass down the Atlantic Ocean. and VII leaye
the earth al 20 minutes past noon, In % Up :.
lat. and p +. Icing. about midway between 81.
Aelcna, and the CAPE Of Good Hope. TIE Sun
Will be centrally eciipsed on tie meridian Il
lOh 22In. IN lat. l4i. 43m. ~ long. 4Gd 9Tn.
W.-Ihis j the largest eclipse that has happen
Cd since the year 1871, or vii happen Tor some
years to come. 1t viii afford very favorable
opportunity of determining the ioneitules of Pr
ces throughout the United States.-.A. In hv6.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
= FREEM.4N,S EXTRACTS, &c.

o. FREEM.4N'S EXTRACTS, &c.
II !. ltought proper 10 inform the subscribers for
this BOOK, that the printing of il has been
commenced and 20 request that gentlemen who
hold sub. crip.ion Papers would be kind enough to
return them 10 this office 10y the first OF September
next, that il may then be known, who will be en-
titled 10 the benefit of the proposals, as they
pect The different prices Of the Book !; aud how
the remainder of the edition., which is not large,
may be disposed of.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
A HOUSE WANTED.

A Ny person having HOUSE conveuiei for
n e family 10 dispose Of, may hear cf pur-
chaser By applying 10 the Printer
ALSO,
a GIRL capable and willing to do the work
IN family, may hear Of a place where .he will
nave good treatment and good wages Enquire
as above. Aug. T.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21
POETRY.
THE REAPER,S SONG.

THE REAPER'S SONG.
YE verdant hills, We smiling fields,
Thou earth, whose breast spontaneous yields
To man rich supply
Echo, whose mimic notes prolOng
The melting strain, and bear along,
Ger distant glades and caves among.
TIE mountain shepherds artless song,
Soft swelling to the sky
Attend the reaper's joyful lays,
And bear the tribute Of their praise
To natures bounteous King:
Whose voice. loud sounding from the pole,
In thunder Oft is heard 10 roll,
When murnuring along il stole
The zephyr's silken wing.
With bread the heart Of man to cheer,
See, bending low the ripen'd ear
Bow its luxurant head
In van, ye SWANS, had been your care,
Had He not caused the blight TO spare
The promise Of the Summer fair,
And bade the sun, the rain, the air
Their gracious influence shed.
He babe the soft refreshing gale
Blow gently down the teeming vale.
Nor hurt the peepiDg grain
But when the ear began 70 rise,
To Him we raised cur anxious eyess
OFT from the cisterns OF the skies
lie sent, in mercy, rich supplies,
Early and latter rain.
And now his hand hath crown'd cor toll,
We JOY like those that share the spoil,
The harvest home 10 bear
With shouts the laughing pastures ring,
With grateful hearts We reaneFa sine
The praise ofheaven's eternal King,
Through whose paternal care We bring
The produce Of the year
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-21

PrtGehers-Of SIX and thirty .persons (seotari-
ans who obtained licenses to preach, at enc ses-
sion Of the Middlesex mag straifs, six spelle q
" Ministers Of the Gospe'' in SIX different ways,
and seven signed their mark thus - lie. their
CROSSE One fellow, (who applied iol. a license,
beng asked il be could read, replied, F" Mother
reads, spcunds and splains LION pap.
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NOTICE.

.GENTI EMEN holding f1.bscrp'ion papers for
" Mr.. GREENLEAF's Skeiches Of The EccltSias-
ticui History OF JbaiHe, ere requested 20 relurn
them mneaiaiely to Mr.. N. Hyde, Bookseller,
Por ,land, or 10 the author ct Wells, tbs Book
& about 20 be- put 20 press. Aug. ~.
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