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CASH
To give for Negroes.

THE Subscriber will give Cash for few
Il likely young negroes, viz: Boys and
Girls, from eight 10 twenty years Of age, u
application be made TO bin at Mr.. Legg'
tavern, in Alexandra, on King street. within
eight or ten days.
JOHN S. HUTCHINSON.
NAV I7-3t*
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Charleston Nay 6.
Our readers should know that the present
unexampled state Of the commerce OF Eu-
rope and America has given rise to very OPP
posl,e opinions, both among theorists and
statesmen, as to its origin. Ii is evident
that before relief, il any, can be applied 10
the stagnation of every branch OF industry,
the source OF sources OF that stagnation mus,
be discovered. Whilst one class Of states.
men attribute IL to over production, another
account for it in diminished consumption.
The Earl of Liverpool, in late debate on
this subject in the house of Lords, offered
the fo.mer solution, and the Marquis oil
Landsdowne The latter. The United States
and Great Britain afford striking parallel
in that depression OF every branch Of indus
try which has followed the transition from
war to peace; aed any inquiry into the eau.
ses of this depression must be Of the highest
interest to both countries.
Tbe remedies proposed by Lord Liver.
pool and his coadjutors in the case of bis
own country, are time and patience-those
Of their opponents are the removal of COM
mercial restrictions and diminished taxation.
Now it is evident that although considerable
alienation may be expected in Great Bri-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-17
A PRovIDsTIAL DREAN, RELATED BY THE HON
Nh. LAURENS.

a
hR- LAURESs.
10 the year lao, capt. Shubrlck. who
commanded vessel, which had made seye-
raj voyages to Charleston, S. c. was lying
of the bar almost rs ady Tor sailing, having
nearly completed bis lading; when suddenly
q tremendous hurricane arose, which con-
tinued the whole night. When the morning
came, IL appeared much damage bad been
done; aud in particular, Capt Shubrick s
vessel was missing His friends in Charles
ton were alarmed, and anxious for his safety.
II was the opinion OF some, that be had
gone down almost Instantly as the hurricane
commenced, while others thought that, as be
was nearly laden, he had pushed away for
England. This was the subj = Of CONVEX
sstion that day. The next night, the Lady
of merchant in Charleston, at whose bouse
Capt. Sbubrck was very intimate, dreamed
that Capt Shubrick's vessel was lost, but
that the Capt was hoating on part of the
wreck. This she related to her husband, g.
prevailed on bin to send out schr. some
few leagues, in hopes 10 assist CAPS. Shu-
brick. The gentleman did so; the schr.
sailed, and returned in :he evening, without
gaining any Information.
She dreamed The same that night, and re-
peated her request to he husband, that the
schooner nigh: be again sent out he was
averse to it, but, on her importantly, CON-
Piled. The schooner returned as on the
preceding day. She sgain dreamed that
Shubrick's vessel was list, that he was float
ing on part o; the wreck; and again renew
ed her request. The gentle man objected,
observing, that il was well known IN
Charleston, he had sent the schooner out
twice, in consequence OF her dreams, which
had subjected him to The ridicule of some
people; and that ere be to do il again, he
should be generally laughed at. However.
he could MOI resist the Lady's importantly;
the schooner sailed once more. Late ID the
evening. as she was making the harbor, an
object was deserted at distance, which, on
their approaching, proved to be Capt. Shu-
brick, with one sailor, on a part OF the
wreck. They took them up, and returned
SAFE 10 Charleston.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-17

DR.. TOBIAS WATKINS. of Baltimore, has
been appointed. by the President, Secretary
to the Board OF Commissioners, under the
recent treaty with Spain; and Mr. JOSEPH
FORREST, of this city, has been, in like
name, appointed the Clerk attached to the
Commission.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-17

ARRIVED.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, 60 hours 6n,
Baltimore; full freight 10 nerchs MS Of ~ -
district. ue
Schr. Rebeeca. Capt. Mari, from Ball.
more. and upwards Of iwe nly sail inland w. w.
sells with FIRE wood, boards, scsn,linp. Vi
sbad, herring, corn, wheat and various e, '.''
try produce. ~
Steam boat Potomac, Middleton, ~
passengers for Norfolk. 'an
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This Month

wa positively commence draurns M"
Of Philadelphia,
Grand State Lottery,
NINTH CLASS.
SOLOMON ALLEN-NGndgS
HIGHEST PRIZE,
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LATEST PROM ENGLAND.


B~ the arrival If the ship Amity,
Capt. Maxwell, and the ship Hector,
Cant. Gillender, in 50 days from Liver
pool. the editors of the New York Dali
iy Advertiser have received from their
attentive friends and correspondents.
regular files of London papers to
the 4th, Liverpool to the 9Th of A.
pril; and Lloyd's Lists the Sd OF April,
all inclusive. These vessels sailed in
company on the 9th of April, and ar
rived at this port together.
We are indebted to Capt. Maxwell
of the Amity, for furnishing US With a
file of late English papers, for which
we return him our thanks.
The most interesting intelligence by
these vessels is the termination of Aus
trian hostilities against Naples. 1t
seems that the resistance on the part Of
the Neapolitans was feeble as well as
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

To The Hon. J Justices Of the Supreme judicial
Court OF he State Of Name, begun and holden al
Paris Fiihin and for me County Of OXFORD. on
the second Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1921.
TOHN ABBOT Il unswick, in h county
al OF Cumberland, Esq. Abel Abbot, of Bever
ley, n e county 4 Essex and Common wealth
{ Massachusetts, Clerk, B-9 j.min Abbot, az
Extter, N the county IF Rock .ngham and State
4 View Hampshire, Esq. Patience Hull, OF
Portl nd, in said county of Cumberland, S1in-
ser, and John zckett, Jun. of said Portland,
Yeomln, respectfully rep; esent, that they are in.
'erested III. and ; and sized in tee -ensnts 10
common with others to Them unknown. in a
certain rae Of '4na, siIus'ed in Pr land, IL
said county Of Cumberland, & bounded S follows.
VIZ. Beginning a. sake, sanding in the esst-
esiy side Of VI tie zee, seventy one rods and
1T cen links from the westerly corner Of the
touse now occupied by Capt. Thomas Blown,
nd twenty four rods from the northerly CO rner
Of the Homestead Fam of the late Anthony
Beckett. deceased thence south, one degree
east. fifty three rods, thence southeast to Fore
River, thence by Fore River easterly to land for
meriy belonging 10 William Tying, Esq. thence
northwesierly by said land formerly Belonging
o said Tying to Maine Street aforesaid. thence
westerly by aid street to the first bounds con-
ming about forty four acres, and being the
same tract which was formerly set off 10 the
is.e keranhspuck Bracket, SIS part Of her dow
er in the Estate of said Anthony Bracket, de-
ceased.
Tina, said John Abbot's share Of said tract is
eleven two hundredth parts thereof and also he
-oDoCIon hereafter mentioned ss owned by him
BsnI min Abbot. jointly.
Thst said Abel Abbot's share or proportion
Il said tract is eleven Two hundredlh parts
hereof.
That said John Abbot and Benjamin Abbo''s
hsre, iuntiy. is eleven four hund edlh part of
Al tract.
Tut ssid Patience HulI's share of said tract is
acre. or one foty fourth part thereof.
Aud said I'm B ackett. Jun'rs. share of aid
.r.c' IS one half {, OF one eighty eighth part
81 ere0f
fhst he peti,ioners are DESTROYS Of holding
lher respe Give pro0or ions of said tact in sever
.,ty, they be afo prs, that, after due proceed
ngs had, tel respective proportions of SAID
trsct nav be digiled and set fl 20 hem to hold
hes me in se,e' aIty acco rding o the provisions
% the statute IN such case made and .rovided
STEPHEN LONGFSLLOW, Jr.
a IN h. paF,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
Benjamin Orr.
VALC4BLE MEDICINE.
ANTI-DYSPEPTICK PILLS

Prepared By Henry Jamss-NsaS York,
A n approved and .imos certain remedy for
"A Dyspep>ia. or Indigestion, hsbtual COS
tiveness and piles.
Ii is well known that Dyspepsia is one Of The
most frequent snd formidable disc asses Of our
country. Us commencement ;sindicsted in diff
ferent patients BY various symphonic, # which
the mos, remarkable are, irreguiarity Of he 5oac-
els, obstinate c0stireness, headache, commonly
called sick headache. yelLotrness Of tae
eyes and skin, ocidhy Of the stomach after eating
often called heart burn, faiuitnee "r icind in lie
stomach, bitter TASTE IN The mouth in ne morning
foetid breath, droEsiness after dinner debility
iasGtude emacidtion, depression Of spirits. &c.
The Pills cow offered are not proposed on the
principe OF speclh,ks. Their use was sugges-
ted by theory ; hu. heir efficacy has been tes' Cd
by long and faithful experience ; and the rsSul
has been unpai aiieled success.
Piles being connected with Indigestion and
cos wees, are certsinly and speedily removed
By these Pills.
Persons .f1icted with any Of The above symp-
toms, are assured, tbs. the Ann-Dyspeptick
Pills are remedy we'll worth their attention,
aud entitled TO thei entire confidence.
For sale wholesale and retail by
-. HENRY BUTMAN.
Fosusnd, Sept. Is. 1927, eawIy
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss....4t a Supreme Judicial Court
began and holden at Paris. wi!hm aud yfor-said
county Of 0Lford, on The eterenth day Of Septem
Der A. ID 1891
an The foregoing petition Ordersd-that the
~ pc Itioners give no,ice 70 all persons inter
es'ed IN said tract oflsnd described in said Pc
ision, to sppesr before ihe Justices of he Su-
7teme Judicial Cur. next 10 be holden At POI
and within and TO- he county of Cumbe Gland oa
ths Grs' Tuesday # November mex, and hen
and there shcw cause If any they have why the
D aver &C sid PetiuoR should not be gran ed,
by Causing tie substance Of said petition and b 5
0tde' tht con, be published three weeks sue
cessivelyir he Portland Gszette, the last tuo-
.cstIos.t a. At least twenty days before the SIT
any 4 sad Court.
attest, RUFUS x. GoODENOW, CLERK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

sloop Louisa, Butler, Of Bradford, from an East
ern mort. with lumber and fish was hove on her
beam ends, IL the late gale, of Watch Hh!-hy
cutting away the mast, the deck vas partly rap
ped up. When she Tishted, full Of water, and
went ashore on Narrsganset beach,. Thomp-
son was drowned.
sIoop Betsey, Of y. Yarmouth, r.. Phila. has
ar. Al y. Haven.
Al &. Thomas. 22d ult sch. Union, Patter-
son. 35 DAYS from Saco, ar. Goth. The brig VIM.
Of Bath, sailed same day for 81. Croix-BrIs
Bru,us, Of Kennsbnnk, sailed for %.
At Cronstadt, July G, Milford, Portland, ) (;
Saco, Stckney.
The Hopostill, stinson, Of Bath, ar. at Leg
horn June II.
Sailed from Hampton Roads, 9Th, Juliet, Of
Bath.
Ar. az Nantucket, 10th inst. Leo, saco.
On the 81 inst. in the Delaware, soop Jefferson,
of Falmouth. Ne parted her cables, and drove
- the bav-ihe pilot boat Oscar, of Wilmington,
"a CD shore with both mssts gone, and has
bilged Mr. Miles, and an apprentice boy, were
found dead ID the cabin, and MIR. Thompson and
son supposed TO have Terished.
Sch Scion, OF Portland, has ar al Fort Royal.
The only American vessel at Honduras 4th
ult. was The krig Two Brothers, Turkey, Ct Bos-
con, dischaEging.
At St. Barts. 18th ult sch Emit, Purinston, Of
Bath. few days Maine, Emery, from Saco, disch.
Brig Brutus. Emery, Of Konnebuuk. had gone 70
leeward. Brig William, Cove, OF Bath, do. 18th.
Sch Joseph, from Portland, has ar at Whining
ton, Del.
The schr Seneca, Eaton, Of this port, sailed
from Alexandra Goth ult. Sch EiizaAnn, Jordan
from Thomaston, ar at Alexandria lst inst.
Sch. Dandy, ar. al Balt7 from Aux Cages, was
thrown on her beam ends, 10 the late gale, of
Cagrituck, and compelled to cot away both
ma.t. Was afterwards fallen in with by the sch.
Seneca, Of Portland, bound 10 Cape Haytien,
(who had rode ont the gale, in Chesapeake Bay,
with loss ofan anchor and towed inside Of Cape
Henry.
Bri. Neptune. Of Portland, sailed from St Do
rningo CITY Ilth ult. for St. Thomas.
Brig Dolphin, fJG Hallowcll, sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads Cd.
Ar al Bait 9Th sch. Diomede, Portland, land
Up for Boston, Portsmouth, ana LubeC.)
Sch. Caravan, Of Prospect, 80 days from ST.
ago, has ar. at the Llzaretto, Delaware.
Ar. az ". York, 9Th schr. Rising States, Has
kell, (of Castine) Charleston, 8.
Ar. at Providence, schs. Sally, Bath; PhiPps-
surg, Phippsburg.
sept Cd, Ion 20. 80, ship Darien, Of Bath.
Aug. l6. lat. &C, Ion SO, brig St. Clair, Whit
more, Of Bath, IS days from Boston.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
MEDICAL LECIURES.

TIE Medical Lectures OF !laiva University
will commence the Massachusetts Medical
Colege in Boston, on the third Wednesday in
November.
Anatomy and Su7gery-hy DIR. WGrren.
Chemistry-by DR.. Gorhdm.
Msteria Medica-bv Dr. BigeLO,C.
Midwifery and Medical Jursprudence-by DR..
Claiming
Theory and Practice Of Physic-by DR.. Jackson
DR.. WARREN, Dean Of The Faculty.
Sep. IS eop8w
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
HENRY GODDARD.

III NJ. ), Union ROW, JH4dit-Sirscf,
III AS Just received and opened, great variety Of
HAhD UtRE,
Of which are the following general descriptions:
Csri\-.i WAR; anI IOOES-Piated
and common sADDLERY and WEBS-CLOCKAIA-
KERS' TOOLS and TRiMMINGS-COX's Curriers'
KNIVES and FLESHERS-JOINERS and CARPEN-
TIERS TOOLS, and Sand Paper-BTasS and Iron rim
LOCKS-MoItise Locks and Latches-Brass a.d Iron
LATCHES, of every description-al sizes Hinges,
Screws and Bolts, Window Springs and Sash Puhes-
all sizes cut BRADS-common and fine CUTLERY,
including IN assortment Of RODGERS PENkNIVES
"A large quantity OF BRUSHES, Of States Prison
ufacture, comprehending FLOOR BRUSHES, 10 to II
inches, hair, and hair cleaning BrushesGilt and
mon HEARTH, HAND and CLOTH Brushes--HOrse
and Shoe Brushes-Tahle and Flesh Brushes-An ST.
zes wrought Nails, from OF. Tacks TO Spikes-Tub
STEEL-Swedish German, American Blistered and
best BiStered and Cast Steel-A quantity common and
STIN, in setts-Iron and Brass Wire-Sheet Lead
Sheet lron-BTaSs Kettles, and block lin TEA POTS,
BY cask or less quanttya large quantity best Chase
WHIPS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
NORFOLK. SEPT. q.

Among lne rest OF our misloTtuneS, we are
greved TO state, that our town was Yesterday
visited by storm, or rather tornado, far sur
passing in violence and calamilous consequent
ces any that il has ever experienced within
The rer entrance Of The Oldest inhabitants
The best description we are prepared 10 give
of il al this moment, Can convey but an im-
perfect conception of its terrors.
The morning was dark and gloomy, and
about six O'Clock the black and lowering
clouds, began to discharge their waterv con
tents, not 10 gentle showers, but literally Ia
torrents AT ten O'Clock the rain abated ioi
a few minutes, as if 10 collect itself for a more
copious discharge for it presently set in again
with increased violence, and The wind con-
menced blowing heavy gale from n. L.
which continued 10 increase 10 a most alarm
ing height From half past | | Till halt past
IL, 50 great was the fury Of the elements, that
they seemed TO threaten general demolition
az every thing within their reach. During
that period the scene they presented was truly
awful. The deafening roer OF the storm, with
lie mingled crashing of windows and falling Of
chimnies-the rapid rise Of the tide. threaten
cataracts OF rain sweeping lmpeluousIy along,
darkening the expsnse OF vision, and appar
emily confoundag the heavens, earth and sea,
in q general chaos; together uilh now and
then a glimpse, caught through the gloom, of
shipping forced from their moorings, and DR.
wing with rapidly, as the mind might well
conjecture on such circumstances, TO inevita
bic destruction Even to those, il any there
were, who could contemplate such scene
unappalled, il must have been painful, to re
feet on the wide spread devastation which
could not but be the result Of this fearful wa
of elements.
The brig Mexico, OF Bath, laden with lum.
her, went ashore on Washington Point, oppo-
site Hutching's wharf, and carried away her
topgallanmast
The brig Minerva, of Bath, lying at,Frosr's
wharf, was forced in between two hulks
where she remains nearly high and dry ,.
low water, and 50 situated that she will prob
ably be got off.
The schr Columbus. Of Gardiner, drove
cvpr upon Washington Point, where she lie
high and dry.
The schr Independence, Of Bath, with Inn
Der drove against the southern causeway Of
the drawbridge, and will probably be got N
without much difficulty.
The schr. Francis Miller, Of Waldsooroush
ron ashore up the eastern branch. and will
probably be got off with but little damage.
Al the Navy Yard the u. S. vessels are All
safe aud sound. The Delaware, Guriere and
Congress dragged their moorings, but did not
go ashore the United States and John Adams
broke from their moorirgs at The wharf, and
both touched but have since goi Of
We were Informed al a very late hour last
night, that the destruction in he country, in
the direction Of Moor's ssa London bridges,
even 10 the sea coast. is immense, INCLUDING
Houses. Mills, Bridges. Fences, Stock. Corn,
&c. The roads are almost impossible, even
on horseback. The Crops are lald low. and
he country exhibits one scene OF wide spread
tSaton and ruin
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18

NE the subseribes wing been daily appointed b. -.
w Hon Jonas Clark Esq Judge of the Court of Probe
tcr tie county OF York, commissioners receive 80
inc tae claims against rhe Of
MOSES {. BUSWELL,
LATE of Cornish 10 said couaty, pvsiczn deceased -.r
senret nsovent do hereby give notice. six onth
allowed 70 SAID creditors 70 bring n andpove ths
thar McArihur, N Limingron, the FIRST wecnssd.y o.
first SATURDAY, q March ueA from one TO SIX o'clE o. A.
Of each OF said days ARTHUR arARTHrP
- HENRY COLE.
Limington, Sept. 10, ISzF.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
NEW COLLEGE,
AT BRUNSWICK.

A NY person who is DESTROYS OF contracting 20
IN build new College in Brunswick, is request
ed to send his proposals TO the subscriber, at Tops
ham, as soon may be stating for what sum he
will engage 10 find all the ma erias and build md
complete the same. The College 10 tbe erected is
TO contain thirty two rooms. to have brick walls,
not exceeding So t-2 feet high, one hundred feet
in length, forty two feet wide, and four stories in
height; it is to be SET ndcrpinning Of hammer
ed stone, two feet deep, on substantial founda-
tion of stone and lime. The door posts, caps and
sills and the window caps and stills to be of ham
mered stone. The number Of windows TO be ff6--
all the woodwork, except the roof. to be painted
the whole TO be finished ia plain but workman
like manner, in twenty months from the time Of
contracting.
Benjamin Orr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
BEFORE ON HAND,
variety Of Gilt Frame LOOKING GLASSES and
large quantity Iron HOLLOW WARE-Casks
Trace Chain-vanous sizes GLASS,
Paints, Oil IL Spirits TurDentine.

* The prices Of the above described articles Of
Hard Ware win be found TO average as low as they
sold in Boston.
variety of James and Comclrs Cooking and Par
lor STOVES. Also, daily expected, quantity Of
smaller sizes than heretofore received at from % TO
80 dolls. each-with apparatus as large as belong to
the largest Stoves; and new and handsome pattern
Of PARLOR STOVES. Likewise, from Philadelphia
an assortment Of HARNESS, SKIRTING & Birdie
LEATHER, Chaise Tops and Hog Skins.
Sept IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
GORH1M ACADEWY.

THE autumns term Of this institution win
~ commence, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst.
Instruction in the several branches will be given
as usual, by the Principal and an able assistant.
The Trustees. feeling the importance of more
thorough and extensive Of studies FIR those
who are MOI designed for collegiate education,
or for learned profession, than has been common-
ly pursued, have recently adopted some regulations
TO promote that object. A course Of instruction
will be given TO those that wish il, embracing En-
gsh Grammar, Rhetoric. Logic, History, En-
gsh composition Arithmetic. in all its branches,
Geography, Astronomy, Algebra Geometry and
Trgonometry, with their applications, and Nat
uraI Philosophy. When any student shall have
passed satisfactory examination in all the books
directed to be studied for The purpose, be will re-
ceive certificate or diploma, signed by the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees, and the Principal
Of the academy, with The seal Of the Institution
affixed 10 the game. The time requisite 10 obtain
this testimony will depend upon talents, applica-
ton and previous requirements. Whenever any
one. on strict examination, is found qualified, il
will be granted hin, but in no other case.
Per order, JACOB S. SMITH,
Secretary Of The Board Of Trustees.
Gorham. Sept. 10. 1921,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
WANTED TO PURCHASE,

" AN Ed To Pt' hOff No,
lD0U bushels POTATOES, for which cash
VIII be paid, if delivered in eight days by
THOMAS CHADWICK.
Sept Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
II. WINSION

HAS FOR SALE, AT no. Is, LONG-WHARF
t0i Hhds. Retailing NIOLASSES;
wv TO do. ST. Croix RUM;
Pipes Cognac BRANDY
Boxes Young Tyson AMI Souchong TEAS
Barrels Clear and Bone Mldiing. PORK;
1900 Bushels Maryland CORN
100 Kegs White Lead, ground III OIL
20 Boxes Southern CIGARS.
Portland, Sept. l8 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-09-18
Cumberland Bank.

Cumberland Bank.
THE Stockholders of Cumberland Bank, are
4 hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be holden at the Banking Room, on Monday. the
1st day OF October next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, fr
the purpose of choosing nine Directors, for the
year ensuing and TO act on any other business
that may then come before them.
By order Of the President and Directors.
JOSEPH SWIFT, Cashier.