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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

Winch are ceiebiatet Tor Strengthening
weak stomschs, increa.ins the appetite, snd :
certain preventative and Gure for the fever and
ague, etc.
Fofihe fever and asbe, malady so pre,a-
lent throughout the southern states, and AT.
ficiing toismiiies esiding in ali low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, stsgnsted
pools, rivers, tbtse celebrated and univ ersaliy
es'ee med bittsfs have surpassed every remedy
ever adnihisiered Tor the relief and cure os
the most obstinate oppressor OF the human
irsme numerous instances of their efficacy
have been testified, after the barks and various
other eH'oiied prescriptions failed, they proved
successful To The admiration OF those who
experienced and Witnessed the happy effects.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
Land For Sale.

7 will sell upon good terms 4
Il TRACT OF LAND, containieg
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22

service for purifying tie blood and curing
those foul disorders Of the skin which com,
monty appear IN lac form uf scuryy, surfeit.
red biotches, cSrbunces, ulcers, rte ETC.
dose OF DIR. Dyot,'s Ambitions PILL, taken
occasionally with this med cine, proves of ad,
ditionsl service in the las, mentioned cases
DIR. RO3ERTSGN'S
CELEBRATEDG GOVT AND RHBCMi,
Tic DROPS,
Price t1cO Dollars.
a safe and cite, ,aei cuie Tor the got, rheuma.
nsm, lumbsgo, stone and gravel, sselling and
weakness OF joints, sprains, bruises, and ali
Kinds OF green wounds, the cfamp, pains in The
head, face and body, stiffness IN he neck, chill
biains, frozen limbs, etc.
DIR. UYOTT,S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT.
For pleaSautness, safety, expedition, ease
and certainty IS infinitely superlor/o any othes
medicine Tor the cure Of that INST disagrees,
Die ano tormentmg disorder, thf Itch.
Price 80 cents perbor.
DR.. ROBERTsON'S
PATENT STOMACE 8lTTERS.
Prsce one dftar.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

THE proprietors Of the GRAND CARAVAN,
4 ever grateful for the very liberal encourages
ment they received from the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Portland IT their last visit have again
returned for their qualification with Many Ds#
mails.
Those now contained in the Caravan are as TO-
lows; The Mammoth Lion--the Lama. Of Peru.
with sausy Jack, his very expert rider, divertipg
the spectators with many pleasing tricks-the
ichneumon, the Ant eater-the African Haygot
this little animal i the wonder Of ala female
Opossum with her young, although peculiar to
this continent not less curious full grown Can.
Ell from Western Tartary, the white or creaE
eoloured very scarce, and sacred 10 their OK csts
and idols. -For the qualification Of visitors the
Camel will be elegantly caparisioned In the true
ly oriental manner-he viii lay down and get up,
accommodating number Of persons on nagniff-
cent Saddle, after the Tartarien style togethet
with various inferior animals.
The company as usual entertained with music
on the Symphonic (or ancient Jewish Cymbal,1
the Organ, &c. &c.
The exhibition will tie open at Barker's TaY-
ern from Monday the Cd July until Saturday the
9TH.
-4dniatGnes 2F GEMS. Children under II gears,
half price. July 3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03


In New buryport, Col Joseph Whitmore aged
az, an officer Of the revolution On Thursday
last, Col. Charles Greenleaf, aged 80.
In Kennebunk, Mir. Samuel Hardy, formerly Of
Bradford, aged 80.
In Bradford, Mrs. Elizabeth, wife Of Rev jon
athan Allen, aged 70.
la New Gloucester, on the 18th ut. after a
short, but very singular and distressing lime IS,
DAVID NELSON, son Of Capt, Samuel True, aged
4years. tie was indeed, fine little boy, the
favonrite Of all who knew him, and the darling
his parents but the last enemy appeared 10
his worst shape, and withered the flower Just as
It began to bloom. La the sickness and death Of
this child, was something very remarkable and
uncommon. During the latter part Of his illness,
part OF an animal come from him, is inches
long, resembling in its shape and external ap-
peaIance, Snake or Adder. 1t seems the ex-
IRENE parts of the animal, and the bones, if ever
II had any, were LETT In the child. In the mid
die it appears to nave been larger than a man 5
thumb, gradually diminishing in size towards the
tail. The end to which the head is supposed to
have been joined remains entire inches ia length
with passage through il; the other part lies open,
and has the appearance of having been split on
the belly. On the back which is of a brown
colour, and discovered spots, or light colored
places IN the skin, similar to those on an Adder
Some think it was Snake or Adder, and that
the ZONES being loosed from the flesh by the OBJ
Grafton OF medicines remained IN the child, 9th
ers that IT was something Of the worm kind. Ii
IS the opinion of the physicians who attended
the child, that this animal was not bred in him.
but that he drank it, or took it in some other
way when il was small 1t is to be hoped. as
manydo not believe that snake can live and
grow In the human body, the faculty or some
naturalisis will throw some light on this subje CT
through the medium Of the Gazette, that parents
may take warning, and caution their children
not to drin- at brooks which are always inhabit
ed by creatures, which being wallowed by them
may terminate their existence.
In BTaInerd. ia the Cherokee nation June 7th
the reverend SAMUEL WORCESTER, ID. ID. of Sa-
lem, aged 90. having been advised by Physi-
cIans to take voyage and journey for the bene-
III OF his health, he left Boston for New Orleans
at the commencement ofthe present year. The
death Of this good and great man will be lament
ed public calamity tie occupied stations
Of extensive usefulness and, in consequence OF
bis numerous excellent qualities, deseryeJly en-
joyed high Reputation.
On the 9th May, at Atherb, in Scotland, John
Bruce, weaver, ageG 113 years. He wrought
regularly at his business til upwards Of 100 years
Of age-He never slept a night out Of his native
parish of Old Deer, until he was I02 years Of az
aud was never but once more than ten miles
from the place Of his nativity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
MAR RED

In Norway, Mr.. Gaien Hutchinson, Of Albany,
to Miss Olive Flint, Of Norway
Ia Montgomery County, Illinois, May 6, by the
Rev. James street, Mr.. Milton Shurtlef, late Of
Carver, Plymouth county, Mass. TO Miss Polly
Kirkpatrick, second daughter of David Fitzpatrick
Esq.
Secluded here from noise and strife,
We lead a-Peaceiol happy life:
Though born thousand miles apart,
Are here united hand and h-art.ss -
Ia Newburyport, William Mclntre Boyd, Esq.
of Wiscasset, to Miss Mary Thomas.
la this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Tenbroeck, Mr..
WILLIAM MOODY, to Miss DEslRE HUMFHREY
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

THE selecimen OF Portland hereby give notice,
that in conformity 20 a vote Of the tlwr
passed Al the last annual meeting. providing for
the establishment OK Fish Market. they hayh
appointed, aud 10 hereby SPP0int The sTALts.
erected in the store standing ~ the logTer end or
Ingrahaui's Wharf As the stand for vending fresl
Fish, fror the IL day Of March 10 The Isl day pl
December inclusve; ard The stands EeretofnFe
established for vending fresh Fish On Ingraham's
Wharf. and the Wharves and Docks adjacent 10
said VI harf ere from the date hereof discontinued,
~ order Of The Stkcimn.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman
Portland Juiy B 1881.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
FOR THE GAZETTE
as HE RICH5-

From the general use Of this question, may be
derived the influence which riches have upon the
minds of the generality of mankind. The other
DAY dame Chitterling had gentleman apply for
daughter, but her answer could not be obtain
ed till time and opportunity offered 20 enquire
whether he possessed plenty Of the treasures Of
this world.-An ernigrant, when he first steps bis
foot on shore, is surveyed aftentiyely, and the
first enquiry Is rs he rich p If negatyed. he is
ieveied; if he is really 50, without searching in
TO the qualifications of re man, he is raised TO
the honors OF receiving bow, and the homage
OF time and opportunity from every description;
The young ladies I'll have hopes Of an easy set
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
NEW SINGING BOOK.
JUST RECEIFED AND FOR SALE. BY
William Hyde q Thos. Dodge,

VIE WESLEYAN HARMONY, or com
Pllstlon OF choice luLes for Public Wursh i'd,
adapted 70 the various metres in the METHoDIsr
HYMN BOOK now IN use, with table Of lie D. :
ticular metre hymns, and nam. . Of The tunes an
nexed IN which they may be sung-- designed
tor the Methodist Societies., Luts proper sos I'll
denominations. BY Col. HENRY LITTLE.
The first Edition Of The above work has been
Published but fe W mnnths, and it has become
necessary TO publish Cd Edition to suppl, he
demand for the work. The price is s. doz n,
ard % cents single and contains IA pages md
printed on new type, and fine ,aper.--1here
will be found in Il sufficient number Of differ
ent metres for the u,e OF every soc,et, aud the
tunes are of indispu,able excellence. Probably
3-A 10 Of the tunes are in books which retail
81 ore dollar each ate seldom II ever used, and
OF course III not used) are useless, aud some of
the books are swe!ei 70 SIZE which IL very
announcement. Il is believed This work is suffi-
cenily large, and It will be found 10 co.tain the
most valuable unes which are inserted in more
expensive works. The particular me re tunes
ace distinguished BY fgu.cs showing the num-
Der OF syllable in each line, which l. Of greas
convenience and is we'll adapted o h. Psalm
and LYNN books used by The seyeta al ID nomi4-
stions OF Christians and BY the introduction Of
this work one half of the ex lense for singing
books will be saved. The tunes are 50 arr ang-
ed IS almost 10 preclude The necessity Of an IL
dtx and The Amateurs Of music are invited At
ieas TO give the work perusal.
From numerous snd highly r. respectable recon-
mencstions, we select the following report ~
The COMMITTEE appointed BY ihe New Englsrd
Methodist Conference 10 examine The Work
In June, 1920, few copies Of the FIRST edition
OF ,h,s work were forwarded 10 the NV EGG
land Me hodIst Conter ence tor ex .mination A
Committee was appointed for thai purpose, and
made tneiFreport. which vas read snd acce ytrd
No copy bias been 'feceIyeL BY the curzpu1 !;
but the chairman Of the committees has pom ely.
gl~enghe following from feco.tec.ian; VIZ
" car c0z1z7eer the Examination af the a
UISLE7AN EARJ4CE2, haze ATTENDED that SERVICES an
bsg ave u repaf, hfaf fy Of gpisE tzf IL
ana jHaci1a ecfIt ~ Sacred Harmony EsfsIsd pztc
pafrenage and Jr0m as peculiar aa Ipr ~ Hymn
B0ck, ha claim 10 ss ptrcnage of this nralt
(Signrc} = ASA HEATH, Per Orusr.'
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
DEAR SIR


The Undersigned having examined the WESLEYAN
HAhMo>Y are pPy in this opportunity OF expressing
their ppf CbaOn on valuable work and do hr
tate 70 hA their opinion, the ber Collection,
OF 70 same number " pages, thy have seen. Fully
CONVINCED of th utility value III frt edition. from
the musical there Observes aud its ad pratio
20 the various Pa ticuisr Metres, among the
tsrSnt determinations Of Christians and Confident thSr
necessary improvements will be made IN th1 SstcHHY they
cordially approve ot the design, ana hope tS st0us
lions OF The Complies will be amply rrnunersred By dis
SEEMING public
You respectfully,
MANLY HARDY. THOMAS TREADWELL,
MAJ HENRY LITTLE, BucksPoit, Ne. Jan. 1, s7i.
Sud wholesale ard reIa BY the publishers
nd the Author in Bucksp0rt.-ALso-hy Cal
'n oPnuldirg, HalIOweil-D ,niel Stone, Au
Susts---ThJ uass Dodge aid William HYDE,
Pnrtiand-R harrison Cay md Jp-hus HubAaId d.
Portsmouth. End John PrcatiSs, Ksens. (N-H J
Ezekiel DeIsno zad ] .m-s Lcrlng, BJs on
Benjamin Folsom. Essi Por-DanIei Pike, BAN
ypr-L ID {. Month, Reif.st--S. Lit iehel6
md D. -. Mcclure, G srine-Henry HYDE. Bah
- lad the okseliers 6 nersiiy and ths Me III.
dist Ministers. IIly 3 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

Element, could they but win his affections, and
the money j. counted and attended 10, while sense
and virtue, ID rags, may wander neglected
as he rica RI demands old father Greybeard
Iii he j. not, lie shall nc: have a daughter of
mine Poyerty-strucl man shall have penny
OF my property" ~ he rich fn says old Gripus-
II he j. not, win not trust him farthing Poor
mortais the rich man needs not the help Of the
miscr; il is the poor and industrious who stand
in need Of your assistance; the daughter Of a
man who lives well in the world, may make as
happy match with poor man, az with one Dig
nihed by rank or fortune. View the transtory
Changes Of fortune: to-day king NAV become
beggar-tomorrow beggar may become
king but will change alter the blood which flows
in his veins? Deuded man. fancy not that mon
ey can purchase health or contentment: the
child in the cottage, with his roasted potatoe,
shews as many smiles, and has as many winning
ways, looks as healthy, and is better prepared
for the vicissitudes OF disease, than the panper-
ed babe, who is fed and nnrsed under the
tenderness of fond and indulgent mother, who.
through love, vitiates its blood, BY an excess Of
delicious morsels. Thus riches may have i'll
consequences, when badly applied.
SIS he rich ?" says the doctor; then will
closely attend him, viii visit him day and night,
| will not give up as long as have chance med.
cas-. and advice; but the poor man in pain may
linger day after day, and see not the face Of his
physician.
Is he rich says the counsel Of poor man,
unable to give fee to his lawyer, being also a
defendant; if he is, your case is bad, you had
best get rid OF it without any further cost but
was he rich also, the lawyer would on with spec
tacies, search folio after foio and right or wrong
attempt to plead his cause
rs he rich 70 asks the priest; and if he is
you will see him constantly visited and treated
with attention parson never despises PARISH
ioner who can keep good cash of wine in his
house, or even those who can furnish a bowl of
punch occasionally.
Having shewn the effects of riches, and that
they are made Of material consequence among
mankind in general, should we not endeavor be-
yond every thing else, to come at the treasure.
Give man, who before was despised and kicked,
cash, he will immediateiy be caressed and thought
suitable company. Thus mankind vary accord
ing to the changes of life, and treat the gener-
atty Of things in superficial way. Adieu, dame
Chitterling, father Greyboard, and Gripus; and
you, doctor Fillpurse, lawyer bubble and priest
| Punchbowl-ye all study things temporal more
| than spiritual but, the day is coming, when
money wilinot case pain, purchase pardon, fee
| Judge, or make wediock easy. III.
n, IL. L. Ill Il
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
Portland Bookstore:
JOSEPH JOHNSON

INFORMS hi friends and the public, that be hs-
Il -.de sac Of hi. stock Of Books and Stationary
20 Messrs- RichardsoH ard Lord, of Boron. w
The business will be Continued AZ the cid stand
and The stock repienifhed aud constantly kept
supplied with al new pnbilcai ons OF interest,
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONARY, and
every article wanted.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, .4gent.
June SOth. 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

LlROM the subscriber Oh the. fclh CT June last.
IL an indented pprentice 70 lie CcDpelis be-
siness, By tue name Of JOHN IA BRALtER, -
boat t9 yesrs Of age sAIi persons IorOId iar-
bnuFIng trusting him IN my sccount as | shalt
Hot pay any debts OF bis contracting. Those Ebo
euplo7 biu may expecG u ~ prosecuted ~ Ibe
tgpr bg the law. SAMUEL CHASE.
Portland july g.. fG-l.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
New Goods-Cheap.
Just REcEI I'D AND NOW OPENING roa SALE M
ROGERS ~ COX,

JUsT kECEl I'D AND NOW OPENING foR SALE Bf
ROGERS u COX,
A GREAT variety Of seasonabIe Goods, consill
n ing Of broad and narrow black Bombszins,
narrow eoloured do. ! Gaze Nznkin Grapes black
and assorted colours, case Canon do do. hand
some striped 81 X, ga Grape Sha wis, green and
blue Florence Lus'rings, best black twiied Siiks.
black Sinchzws and Ssrfnetts, nerino whole and
half handkerchief, fancy silk do. black and
white kalian Grapes, green and changeabe Sars
netts, "A and 4 Csmbsies and Camorir M1rtus,
corded Cambrics linen do. and linen cambria
Handkerchief, long Lawns, white merino Fringe,
imitation leno and fancy Musns, super Iight and
dark cambria Cingham,, handsome light and dark
printed Cambric., f1e and common Calicoes,
worried d cotton veftings, women's black and
white silk Hose and Cloves, black, whife aod
mixed half Hose, women's black, slate and white
cotton and worsted Hose, buff Nank,ns, Umbrellas
and Parasols, aud Ga Dimoties, jubilee Cords,
lrifh Linens cheap Britih Shirtings, striped
Seer'uckers for summer Pantaloous, white and
striped Ieans, coioured Canbrics, sewing Silk and
Twill, Flo" and embroidering Cotton, fine Tapes
and cotton Bals-ALso-
Factory Ginghams, Checks and
Stripes, Waltham water loom Sheetings and Shirt
rngs, Bed Tickings, Threads, SC. &e al OF which
will be sold very cheap for cash only. sw June 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03
U,anied 10 Hire

FWENTY FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
fo, which real estate al be given as security
.i PoarLAND. Enquire 81 he printer.
Portland July 3.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-03

On 'ady uho had a remarkable long nose
Once time, ian Dorinda kissd
Whose nose was too distinguished TO be m iss'd
Says my dear, fam would kiss you closer,
But tho your lips say yes, your nose says--no sir
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27
RANK NO'YES.

tx ME subscriber will give the notes
% Of The STATE Bank Of Illinois, or
Lban Office Of Missouri, for the notes of
the 9
State Bank Of Kentucky, {.
Bank fthe Commonwea lth Kentucky,
1 State Bank Of Tennessee,
4. Bank 81 Nashville,
Bank Of Huntsville,
Bark OF Hamilton, t
Bank OF Lawrcnceburgh, &
John I'll. Piatt * Co.
And in the same paper, tie highest
price for The notes OF other non-specie
paying Banks.
IN SAMUEL. VIRGINS,
No. /, Steam Boa, y arshoase at the Ferry Land !
iar, 81. louis.
h Nov. 2O---5l* sl6- 9S
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-27

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hs, Ia ala ~ 80 l;s nrssenoa s3I,as
:, sy;dent ,an1,snen - nresan, a., ds
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s;,;iaras nat' ~, IL ,uas
sn,,rIsd 70 . rcsrta;n rn,,ytasy rro,,, ~. IF,
en,.T 5,ara.,s. ,,y;,, mn 81, IA hers.
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ln,s be6,re forte,,ed ali clam, even 10
t,;s an,,ss,. l.s c.nd,ct =, raI,,;,n
!, an. ,,o,n,s .re ferr.d|to The rnese,;vs
sar,., n ~. rs,, laraa !, ,,..a,nv
Far d.. C,oye,nor 70 ii. aal,sss l,;n-
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7, Ill, ~ ,.,,,9, ~, - ,o,,s
,nnst ast what ranf;1,I ~ ran N. nIaced
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shanlJ K, ~ , r,c,ar,
I, :, 80 80
y ",e' anu a''rr" a'.s' essa'oieSs u '''a'
P'euao a''u ~ PVT cypress abfI Z,
p p, ss.ssh'e 70 elve ~ iio ., w"s
i ,t "' i' na' ms wii,u'
pisaeii =. W ~, a5tse'iiJa epse.e. i,a'o'
rehaefcu nun a'in soiu he reeS'l,' CIV"
10, me oroinal'le' .pa ono ocHls wy sn,,
."'iv,' W WHIT Ivy e'1i0I Wa
co. ! NC chromosomes Mere lepoi'su
10 ,he govefnh'en. ,ol'ihe ,uni'ea osa,es,
ana eoi. sa''aYa informed va, no las ~.
Correspondence wouid ne he,u WIN ''l'l'.i
AND II, amer mis- nc tnoasH proper 70
remain here' ne cef'aiiiy nag 80 tissn'
70 &c conslaer e'ss'ie "oo'u ~ 'iSsee' ~
q'hereln i,5n'iros'' si'y o'iss i =; ii'a''
irepca', u,&. mere IS no rum y ms as
scrtlon "that bis stay, that 81 ais Sc
crctay, and ofhis officers, depended up
Oh the determination Of the pninis re-
fcrred % our respec,iye governments"
AS a private individual only could he be
known, and viewing him rs such it would
have been ccilsurable inthes Governor to
ha@smade any disslir,icn between HIM
esh Derip5se ssass, or, sFaAarat' The
s'ewafa. TAG 'he case neon feverscd'
and. the papers demanded a''hc instance
o. coi. Sali4ya' from sqine obscure m
dHidual' justice wou'a hpve pursued ~
cfaAf5e' ana not whlspsr o. COMPANY
would nave oeeh heala'4 Inc ""o'e