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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
PAYABLE rKAHLN.

ties. which i incurred by the attendance OF
two juries several days Ia eaeh county WINE
he Court are hearing arguments upon law
questions But il two circuits. and session
once year in each Of them, - not suiheient
for The decision of all the questions Of law re-
.srred IN the stste-and if the whole Court
must 90 inia every county for that purpose
snrely il woiliL seem sufficient il they were 10
hold a full Court IN each county, once year,
giving one Judge the power 70 ho,a : oouf'
the rest Of The time - m The EoFL1'
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ton, performing the duties Of their respective
Offices without emolumsnt.
The subscribers appointed acommttee
by the Trustees of the Institution for Savings
for the lown Of Portland and vicinity. to ex
anime The accounts OF the Treasurer, Report,
that they have attended to the same, and mud
them accurately stated and correspondent
with the books of the institution"
Respectfully submitted.
ALBERT NEWHALL,
/. JOSHUA RICHARDSON,
Jan. Is, 1921. JAMES NEAL.
By order, WIN WILLIS, Secretary.
Deposors are informed that the semi-an
nuaI dividend of p per cent, was made pay
able 18th inst at The usual place Of deposit.
and until the third Wednesday of April, OF
which day those unclaimed Will pass to their
respective credits.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22
TAKE NOIICEI

MOSES MAREAN informs his friends and
IV1 he public hat he hss taken the shop in
ExcHANoE-STREsr, btely oconpied by Mr.
John l.. RieFs, aud directly opposite NJ. Nes's
Insurance Office, where he intends csrraying
on the SHELL COMB MAKING BUsINEss-and
where he now ofiers for sale complete en- SIS
sorfmeHt Of SHELL COMBS, Of the latest
New York an5 Philadelphia patterns as c,n be
found IN Portlsnd-sUme Ct lhem very large
and elegant.
N. b. Those persons who have shell Oh hand
snd are DESTROYS ofhsvingit msnufsc,ure6 for
themselves msy depend on his doing il in s
faithful and workman ike manner al The shsrt-
esi notice.
Perkins, Jon. IS, 1891, sw.
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Also, on hand
\ large assortment 81
History, Law, Religious Books,
Poetry, Novels snt Medical Books.
Browns large Bibles A.; SCOTS
Bible, vols.
QuartO Bibles
of various prices, with siaps and her Cults
Small Bibles of various prices
and qualities, from 81 TO so.
SCHOOL BIBLES
and Testamenis-Watrs, Seikusps and Smith,
Hymn Books
Blank Books,
Of every description.
Charts; Navisators American
Coast Pilot Press Paper; Bonnet Paper ; scales
and DViders.
Writing Paper,
manufactured by H. Arle.- -asels Cox Co.
Haws aud Cox, aad by A. {. 4 ". Curtis.
Slip Books; Penknives Letter
Paper states Pocket Book, Blanks ofegery
description Lead Pencils boxes Water Colours,
Ink Powder Ink Stands Playing Cards Blank
Cards ana variety OF other articles 100 numer-
Gus 10 DeutIon.
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RTHUR SHIRLEY No. - JONES' ROW, EXCHANGE-sTREET.
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Making the whole amount Of money remain
ing in the institution on the 10Th Of July, and
deposited since, eleven thousand three hundred
and four dollars and sixty eight cents. This
sum has been invested in the stock OF The banks
in this town.
The whole number Of deposits since The
establishment Of the institution are 30I, and
the number Of depositors 1877 Ten have
Withdrawn their deposits in full, and one in
part.
Since the last semi annual meeting, there
have been 81 deposits is Of which were orig
inal, and the remainder renewals the descrip-
lion of depositors j. principally such as were
contemplated by the founders of the institution.
The protection OF the earnings of females is
one of The most cherished objects. and it is
observed with pleasure that they are disposed
10 reap its advantages. During The last six
months there have been 80 deposits made by
this description OF persons, oomprehending
widows, domestics, single and married women
the others are principally minors, laborers,
mechanics and seaRen.
The Trustees take this opportunity 10 OBJ
serve, that Notwithstanding some delay a,ten.
ding The investment Of the money Of The in
and some advance paid upon stock.
the accommodating fund, divisibe at the end Of
five wears from the commencement of receipts.
is now Sal 70, and the prospect Of its in
crease is more than ever favorable.
No expence has followed the operations of
the last siz months, The officers Of The ilsii,g.
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THt, GAZE
PORTLAND, FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 1921.

The ship Juno, arrived at New York from
Calcutta, touched Nov 4ih at 81. Helena
Boncporte was well, had moved into the ele-
CANT building erected for him by the British
government. He still persists in his refusal
to receive the visits Of persons Of any rank,
or give them any opportunity TO see him.
There are about 1000 inhabitants on the isl
and, exclusive Of about 1000 troops, who &C.
cupy The different stations.
The Juno reports, that British frigate
touched at the island lately from Buenos Az
res, and reported that the vessel dispatched
10 explore the recently discovered continent
at the South Of Cape Horn, hal returned with
large quantity of seal skins, taken on the
coast, and had followed il along for eonsd
cradle distance in South Ion. about 62o.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

The Legislature Of North Carolina, have
passed law. that no female shall marry I'M
der the age OF IS, except by consent Of theiE
parents.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-22

A prisoner in one Of the gsols in New-Jer-
sey, in attempting TO extricaie himself from
confinement. sawed ihmugb two isslnes Of
thick plank. aud large b'sn 90 which the
floor was laid, With saw. made q TIE IN pan
on which be was fed. bot was discovered Is.
fore lie effected Ls object,
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UP Governour Knight, Of r. Island, is-zp-
pointed Senator OF u ;. for that slate, in inc
room OF Mr.. Burril, deceased.
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S2,598 O8
Alt 81
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Calculated for the meridian of Portland, and par
ticulrriy intended for The STATE OF MAINE;
Miniature Almanacs--Robert
ID. Thomas's do--LAW5, RESOLVES AND
CONSTITUTION of the eFATE OF MAINE, be-
sides other articles 100 numer ons to mes ton.
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BY document from the Treasury Depart
ment, Dec. 81, 1920, there appears to have
been the following number Of tons Of shipping
in the United States in 1919.
Registered tonnage, 6l2,93O A 95th.
Enrolled and licensed, 57f. eo8 46 s5ta.
Fishing vessels, 76,762 66-95lh.
The total amount Of new
vessels was,
Registered tonnage, 41,837 So 95tl.
Enrolled do. 1880 So 95 ID.
The whole amount of exports Of the United
States for the year ending September 30th
1899, was 500, 69l6, 69, 500.
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Memoirs of Beruadotte
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Dawes Sermons;
nayis0d's History of the World, from the
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American Biography, by ALLEN
Brswn's Dictionary Of The Bible
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INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.

INSTITUTION FOR SAYINGS.
The semi annual report of the Treasurer Of
the Institution for savings for the town Of
Portland and IFS vicinity, was made TO the
Trustees Jan 10Th, 1872,
At the commencement of the
term for which this report was
made, viz: on the 18th July,
1890, there was deposited TO the
credit of the institution in the two
Banks 10 Portland, 1888 90
Since that time TO the present
date, there have been received
from sunGry depostors S2,59S o8
Amount of interest received, All 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

ard. He Locanc clerk ulder govern
ment, end was employed in the Mooieus
newspaper in 1871. He was made Sec
Ielary general of the Commune OF Paris.
and a member of the Council of Five
Hundred. In Egypt he vas ditor o.
the Decade Egyptlenne, and CommiS.
sioncr Of taxes. His last Office Was
commissioner Of commerce at AIlcanf.
under NapoleAn. M Hue, the kirg'.
valet de chambre, and madam de Seal
have declared, that during The massacres
OF the revolution, he hazarded his own
lileto save theirs. He was nevertheless
accused of being connected with the
horrible crimes OF the year 5.-The ar
rest and obstruction Of kobespierre were
owing to TslIirn. He rushed to the TIL
bunal, expstiated upon the crimes Of the
Revolutionary Government, diew forth "a
dagger, and turning towards the bust ct
Brulus, 'swore, that he would plunge il
in the heart Of the tyrant, il his cole. guss
refused 10 break the chains Of their en-
shaved country. Robespiere desired to
reply, but in vain. They would not
hear him, but passed on to the devrec
which sentenced him to the scaffoid
Taliicn married Madame dc onteray
the pesen. Princess Oh Chinay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
CONG8ESS.

"A letter from Washington, dated Feb
rualy 10, says, " Mr. holmes Concluded
MS speech in the Senate yesterday ssainst
the Bankrupt Law and was followed by
Mr. Hun,er, who made very ingenious
speech ~ favor OF it. The bin was this
morning laid or the table for the purpose
OF taking up the bill for The reiieI oi pur-
ohssers oi public lai.Js. which occupied
the Sena'e The principal part OF the day.
IL Is expected tha, the Bankrupt hili Wi,
bs taken up again on Muncia, TIE
vote against poslponement is not constd-
cred any criterion to aetern,ine OF INC
vote on the passing oi the bill. think
1t possible, how ever, thai the bin viii pass
the Senate; but its fate in the otnes
House IS much more doubtful. The
votes returned tor President and Vice.
President are to be counted on Ivednes.
day 1t is doubted whether the 'Iarig
Bill will be taken up at this session. f.
IT'S, 1t IS almost certain it VIII AL
snee .9ner,can, of fpesu,sev
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Bp Raii.
From tAe Goshen Sa.rio,, jan is

MoSt Horrld Harder. -rk murder
which ve bricR, noticed in our last pa
per, appears ~ have been one OF the most
shocking description, and for the credit Of
human nature, we sincerely hope. that
the report of the murderer being dsran-
ged, may turn out to be true. The fol-
lowing are the particulars, which have
come to our knowledge
On New Years day, Mrs. Vanauken,
wife of Wilhelmus Vanauken, of Wan
tagc, N. J. went to a spinning frolic, at
her sisters. For considerable length
of time, (perhaps 2 or 8 years previous
to this Vanauken had been in the habit of
frequently threatening to kill his wife, and
also her daughter, to whom he was step
father; providentialv, this child was alb.
sent from home at the time OF the mur.
der, or in all probability she would have
the fate Of her unfortunate mother. Du-
ring the former part Of the day, Vauau-
ken sent black boy to tell his wife 10
come home as he was near diving; she
paid but little attention to this knowing
it was not the fact; he sent the SINE mes
sage again. His wife and her sister then
sent him an invitation to come and take
dinner with them. In the afternoon he
sent the black boy away to keep holiday,
telling him to stay all night. Towards
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

vssorvn eeuntiss AZ Engiaad, Cornwall,
Devon, Somerset, and Dorset, the mum.
hsr of males is to that of females as SO
to 100.
1t appears from tables, from I772 to
1877, that nearly one in eight of all the
case. ofinsaniry, are imputed to religious
E.Daticism.
According to DR.. Simmons, 5000 in-
sane patielts have been admitted into ST.
Luke's Hospital in the course of the last
thirty years, half of whom have recover
ed Out of 5000 patients, 70 we're a.
ged 79 years and upwards, only one in
five of whom were cured.
According to the population returns
OF 1911, taking the integral number of
twenty, there were in England, seven
employed in agriculture, nine in trade,
manufactures, and i,andicrafts, and four
who lived either OH rentals Of lands, or
houses or ON the interest arising from
accumulation of money. In Wales, the
farmers are to the manufacturers as two
to one, or the three above mentioned
classes in the proportion Of eight, four,
and two.
A nation, without being exhausted,
can annually afford to employ the one
hundredth part Of its population in the
profession of arms. The quota which
England could afford, according to this
proportion, in addition to its military and
naval establishment previous to the peace
of 1914, without exhaustion, would be
10. 900, of which 10000 would suffice
FOR the navy and 100000 Cor the army.
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WASHINGTON, FEE. IA.

he SeDate's resolution deC.arup lie
admission of Missouri into ihe gJai9r.
as amended, in thc House OF heprcs,n.
tatives, was yesterday REJECTED 10 ihc,
House, by a majority DISK votes. his
in'aln to regret what cannot te rfr,e-
died. Let us rather hope, that soo pror-
osition, IN enc or the other Hotlst of
Congress, will yet be mode, which may
have the effect TO seftle the question TO-
ever. The decision of yesterday docs
not preclude any such proposillon, but
rather invites it. Ii behoves The friends
OF the best interests ofthe Union to exert
themselves to efec. this object. Amos,
any decision, which shall be final and
conclusive, will be preferable to keeping
the matter in suspense.
We have satisfaction in noticing the
current report, of the truth of which We
have no doubt, that the ratification, by
spain, Of the Treaty with her, has been
delivered, b, the Spanish Minister, to
eur government, and delivered without
condition. 1t is further said, that the
Treaty will be Immediately laid before
the Senate by the President, for their
consideration. Although it has once
received the assent of the Senate, i, is
supposed that the expiration Of the alIo.-
ted ttrm tor its ratification makes it pro-
per, without saying any thins of the
question of constitutional necessity, to
submit TIE Treaty. presenting itself, as it
docs, under a charge Of circumstances.
to The revision Of the Senate.
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Nsw-YoRK, FEB. IL.
FROM THE NRw-YoRK GAZETTE OF
WEDNESDAY LAST.
LA1EST We MS.

"WEDNESDAY l. ADJ
LA7EST WE MS.
The arrival of the regular packet ship
Albion, Captain Williams, trem Liver
pool, enables the Editors Of the Gazette
20 present their readers with interesting
Lxracts from London papers, l-loyd's
LIS SC. down to the last of December,
nea,,ly three weeks later than by fornitr rar
rivals.
,'he news recently given from Lon
don papers, of All adjustment at Paris be-
tween our Minister and the French Gov
ernment, relative to the tonnage dlty, IS
confirmed by letters per Albion; with
this difference, that the arrangcment "a
greed upon is subject to tho approval OF
our Government.
We have seen letter from London,
under date of December 20, which men,
tons the following failures; "Low &
Co dc6cct 25O,00ol. sterling; G, Cow
ie & Co. Wiidnan & Co. and Adan
& q. Young. One OF these houses t'as
faie1 Tor 500, ,o00i. You may suppose
this caused dreadful sensation IN this
city Many others are mentioned as tot
tering, but at present it IS unsafe to give
Names"
rhe Hon. Mr.. Middleton. American
Minister, and suite, were at St. Peters
burg on the l4th November.
The King of Naples has accepted the
invi,a,ion Of the allied sovereigns. TO meet
in Congress at Laybach.
The French Chambers assembled at
Par.s OH 'he 2O,h of December.
The London Courier states that the
accounts from different and distant prov
inces of Spain seem to Indicate the ap-
proach of a general conyulslon Hostili-
ty 10 the constitutional system is avowed
with daring, which the civil authorities,
aided ny an active military force, find it
difficult to restrain.
Madrid papers of the 18th OF Decem-
Der state, that the Duke dc l.'lntantado,
and Gems. Bassecourt, AMI ST. Marc,
have received orders to quit Madrid and
the province. Their exile is attributed
70 the little disposition they entertain in
favor of the constitutional system. An
cx'raordinary meeting OF the Cortcs was
talked OF. 1t appears that the advices
which government had received from
Troppau, were Of a nature to inspire Just
alarm as to the disposition of the Allied
Cabiuets towards Spain. Public tran.
guilty has been disturbed i'll several prov
inces At Cadlz 1000 smuggers have
united. which exci,ed the greatest alarm,
it being feared that their objects are po-
iticai. Seditious assemblages have been
held in several towns in thar quarter. A
division of 500 men attempted to take
Oviedo by surprise. Proclamations
have been seized. The government
now begin to see the necessity of adopt
ing very vigorous measures.
Numerous addresses have been pre-
sented to His Majesty the King Of Eng
land
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EW pOR1.
WEDNESDAY, FsssUASrai, 1921.

The General Assembly Of this sia'c
commenced It's session at East Gretn-
wich yesterday. A speaker pIo. 'em.
Was to bc chosen in place OF JAMES
D'NoLF, Esq. who is absent. Z. c
bad no news nom the Assembly aaen
our paper went 10 press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

Two sisters. of .he name of Heath.
have died within the course Of few DAYS
in Davy's Almshouses in Exeter, the
eldest in the hundred and third year Of
her age, and the youngest in her one
hundredasd first year.--IcA. P1.vy..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

fsrent places were presented to the Queen
al Brandenburg house on the 18th Dec.
on which occasion her Majesty wore a
dress OF silver lama over pink satin slip
her head-dress cap of pink satin. FL
most covered with diamonds, and sur
mounted by a superb plume of white es-
trich feathers. Who pays forn?1
The weather had been very severe in
England the last of Dec. The river
Thames between Putncy and Kew
bridges, was frozen six or seven feet
from its banks.
Certain intelligence had reached St.
Petersburg Of the death of the emperor
OF China.
The Courier announces the retirement
of the Right lion. George Canning from
the Presidency OF the Board OF Control.
MIR. Peel Is mentioned as hi, successor.
LONDON DRc 50.
We have received a Dutch Mail this
morning bringing papers to the 27ih
The only article they contain Of any IT.
terest, is the following, from the Berlin
State Gazette.
"RERLIN. DEC. 10.
"Our State Gazette contains the fol-
lowing article )" La No. lSl, OF Voss's
Berlin Gazette, various reports arc rea-
ted which, as the Editor aAirn,s, were
in circulation at Vieana respecting the
approaching event, in Italy The au-
thor OF the article says, that these reports
contradict each other; yet, he mentions,
as coming from good authority, that the
Cabinets at Troppau had resolved to
make another attempt to induce the par
~ prevailing at Naples if not to overturn
the new order OF things, at least to bring
1t, by means Ot various notifications.
nearer to monarchial principles. The
article adds, as certainty, that on the
10th Nov couriers were dispatched TO
Naples with the final proposals Of the
Sovercigns.
Accounts from Milo to December
the 10th state, that orders are hourly ex-
pected for the Austrian army to pass the
20. All Venetian Lombardy is filed
with troops, and the price Of corn Is near
ly doubled. Several parks of 71tiIlery
arc formed al Verona, Mantua, as 9TH
CT places.--Aimost all the army sAs put
upon the wat footing on the l3thSs No
vcmbcr.
PARIS, NOV. 25.
The Chamber of Peers Will aieet on
the 25th for the trial OF the conspirators
OF the 18th of August.
The wounds of the Duke Decres are
not dangerous; but he speaks with ex-
treme difficulty.
The king gave private audience on
Friday to The iiussian Ambassador.
An article from Lyons Of the lllh
inst. states that a person named Le.ievre,
aged Sc, a Spaniatd by birth, and lately
in the Bureau des finances of the French
government, will be tried at the next as
sizes upon The following charges -
/. For forgery. :
2. For having poisoned his three first
wives.
8. For having a.sassnated ms son.
4. For having stolen a child from a
Halter at Saint kanter,, File Barbe.
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Death Of 7diGen.-Jcan Lambert
TaIlien, Of revolutionary nctoriety, died
At Paris on the 10th aged 50. This
man wss originally porter: then stew.