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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-11

IL Z, the observation ct America;
i "A VET. If the principles Of the British
1 "nsti,ntinn were hc3ssuly acted upon,
,the shirt az we'll a. as the forms of
1,t constitution were preserved, We
ll%bt If the Americans could display
m.tcr sincerity of allegiance than
B nglishnyn are INCLINED to yield to
a. faithful and honest administrators
/ ,Ttbr Constitutions. as Blackstone and
4 ne l,olme have described it.
The { ..neral spirit of Mr.. Monroe's
sage is kind and conciiiatory it
,odidis admits the great commercial
1trrss under which America in con-
an with the European world has SUI.
..yrJ: and it draws from that distress
vloleso ne and instructive lesson ON
ne necessity and expectancy Of econo-
i. 1t displays a warm anxiety for
5r most pacific intercourse with the
,aiinns al Europe, AMI manifests an
,narablc sympathy with the fate and
{nrrunes of South America. ltappears
rom Sir. Monroe, that nothing is left
ndoue by the U. States to effect by
! a operation with European powers,
he complete establishment Of South
1,mrric an freedom. No doubt, any o
4 liner conduct would be disgraceful and
notorious. But the must Distinguish.
ng feature in this very interesting
Message Of Mr.. Monroe is the rapid
reduction of the national debt. While
! heministels Of England are borrowing
money to feed their placemen and pay
their army, the Americas statesmen
are paying of their national debt. re-
Eucng their establishments and prac-
|i.ing economy in every department.
|Nhy this difference between the two
}Onntries 2-Because, in America, the
government and Legislature are the
representatives. of the people--'n Eng.
land. the Legislature are -the r.
Rres ,ntasives Of the minister's and
heir friends. In America. If the pub
il interests were sacrificed to a part
udthat small part OF the nation. the
mhors would, as Mr.. Coke of Norfolk
aid, be taken By the shoulders and turn
ont. But in England. things are so
Damaged that all the forms of liberty
! re prescribed. aud all its essentials are
|acrifced; and until the people obtain
|uch a weight in the Legislature as R.
lrm would effect, it is quite idle to
oppose that those who profit by the
Plundrr will be the first to r"linquish
he mode of obtaining il. There never
ras king so easily made popular and
|,werful as the present King IF Eng
&nd. Those WIN know him best, as
ert. that Ia the private intercourse OF
he table. there is no warmer advocate
VI the principles OF the Constitution J;
ind that the circumstances alone in
fhirh he is unfortunately placed, in
uCe him to continue those men in p"w.
fr who have struggled go hard to rob
heir master Of the affections of his
&abjects. There is an internal cabinet
khiCh sways every thing-moves all
he puppets who play their parts before
IS and exercise a pernicious control
Frer the feelings and councils of the
khg. which wars with his own nature
nd coutravene his own inclinatiOns.--
. see King so circHmsfanced. must
e subject OF sorrow to every reflect
* mind in the Empire-bug TO Ame-
lea haw does il apprar9 The picture
e will not now attempt TO draw.
DIATRESSINa.
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Charleston .april 4.
LATEST FROM HAYTI.

IhdTieSton .1prN q.
LATEST FROM HAYTI.
Ia addition to the intelligence from Hayti,
relative to the late conspiracy, furnished by
Capt. Johnson, of the brig Rover. arrived
at Savannah, a few days ago, and republish"
ed IN our paper, we learn from Captain
Towne, Of the brig Clarissa, at this port,
that Colonies Cemetiere and Belzunce. and
Captain Dominique, on whom, Captain
Johnson reported Courts-Martial had been
/ ordered, were tried on the 4th ut.-found
guilty, and sentenced TO death. They we're
accordingly shot on the 5th, With General
Richard, whose execution has been already
noticed. Capt. L. has favored US with a
printed official report OF the proceedings Of
the Courts Martial. Courts Martial held on
Col. Pierre Paul, and Lieut. Lamissre, had
also convicted them; but in consequence Of
some circumstances; deemed of paliiating
character in their offence, they were SEN
fenced 10 hard labor for a term OF years.
Insisting upon their innocence, and in hope
OF acquittal, they petlioned tor new trials,
which we're granted them; but the new
Courts, however, less merciful than the old,
sentenced them to death. and they were
shot on the l2th ult.
Several persons implicated In the late
attempt. were yet 10 undergo trials.
II was reported when captain +. sailed,
that government had received information
relative to General Romano, "a principal
in the Conspiracy who had, fed which
warranted the expectation his speedy ap-
prehension.
President Boyer had abandoned hi. in
tended visit TO Gonaives hi, presence not
being requisite.
Captain T. brought dispatches for The
Hon. Secretary Of State, from Mr.. Weir,
the agent lately sent to Hayti, by our Go.
vernment.
All kinds Of American Produce; dull and
al low rates-ccfee. 80 sous; sugar, D 8
80 cts. per bundled; Money, plentiful.
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LeghOrn Bonnets.

TTHE subscriber has just received one
l. case Leghor m bonnets OF superior quail
ity and latest importation, from No. 80 to
So, and will be sold on as good terms as at
any store in the district.
LlKEWISE-A few cases of ladies' aid
misses straw bonnets, all Of which will be
sold cheap for cash.
aprjl 6. WM. TRUE.
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PENNSYLVANIA Oats.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
Il bushels prime Pennsylvania OATS, on
board the sloop Mary. capt. Stewart,
from Brandywine, are offered for sale
Apply to the CAP plain on board, at Jan
ney's wharf, or to THOMAS v. HUCK
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SALES Ar AUCTION.
DRY Goods at Auction.

Dry Goods at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, ilth inst. at 10A. MI
We will sell without restrye, at on
Auction Rooms, Bridge.strcct, George
town, Old liberal credit,
rs P.dCEaGES,
comprising large and elegant assert
ment of
Seusonable DRY Goods,
Just received per the Eliza and Altoona.
from New York, viz:
Super cloths and cassimeres
Do. Marseilles and Valencias
Do. coronation vestings
Satin stripe horentines
Plain twiIled black bombazettcs
Super s-4. A, 9.s ginghams;
stripes do. plaids
Stripe forentihes and cotton cassi"
meres
Super prints assorted
Do. Snilian fancies
Common do. do.
a. and Ga imitation book muslins
e.s and Cd super cambria muslins
do. COMMON do. do.
White coIoured cotton hose
Do. do. 1.2 CO.
Do. do. mems long do.
Black and col'd canton grapes
ga, 10 and "a Irish linens and
lawns
81 Sheetihgs and dowlass
81 to 1914 diapers and hollands
Patent and Comm mon threads
Black senchaws and sarcenetts.
Bandahnah and Gag hdkfs.
Mamodies and baftass
Florence and Levantines, (assorted)
Sattins and sewing silks
Pelohgs and ponkees
Black white andgreen italian Grapes
Green gauzes and florence hdkfs.
Jaconett and leno muslins
Manchester cor dis and velvets
Mems and wolncn's black & whits
silk hose
Very superior white and coloured
kid gloves
70. do. Yorkan and Castor do,
Mems beaver and buckskin do.
Domestic plaids and chambrays
Do. Brown and b!aethed sIirtings
Do. 3.4 and Ga checks
Marseilles and knot:ed r0unterpiDs
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Black and stripe silk htlkfs.
Best cotton balls (assortcd)
"a d 50 Brown and bleached linen
sheetings
3.4 do. Osnaburgs
90 Pieces green and red bazes
so Do. red, white & yellow fanncls
With variety Of other goods suita-
bic for the season.
lLt0,
cases superior iegllorn hats frcm
nos. 81 to 81. in lots
case elegant "A, Ga, and 3D. me-
rihO shaWls
cases English quilts
500 realms writing paper. nos. /, 2,s
WILL BE ADDED,
An Lroice $4,000 cost Cut Goods: for
cash. W. W. CORCORAN Il Co.
Georgetown, april 9 Auc'sr.
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LAfrsT TRoh ARKANSAS.

LATEST TROh ARKANSAS.
Extract ofs letter to she Editor of the CO.
!umbian, dated
".arEox,as Feb. 20.
Governor Miller arrived here yesterday
fron the Cherokee and Usage nations,
where be has been since November last,
endeavoring to pacily those Indians. He
has met with no success. They were obsti.
nate, and would not regard bis threats.
They are now at loggerhesds; and. as they
are both powerful nations, I expect there
will be some bard fighting. Their wars will
not incommode many oil the citizens of this
territory. There are few, however, who
live between the two nations. They will
have to remove, otherwise they may be
placed in an awkward situation, as all the
war parties must pass through the country
they occupy, in going from one nation to
the other. Their property will consequent.
ly suffer.
"You will see that the people of this
territory are not Much pleased with the
ChOctaw treaty. The people in the East
ernl states do not know the value of he
country coded by this treaty. We know
and feel il. Many hundreds of our citizens
will be reduced to poverty, who, short
time since, were securely rcposing in ease
and plenty. This will be the severest
blow ever felt by the territory Of Arkausas-
and it will be many years before she can
recover from it. AT the least calculation,
1000 of our inhabitants will remove to Tex
as, country far away. The settlements
which fall within the cession, were the
most respectable in the territory-and their
loss is sincerely regretted by US ALL"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-11
NEW CHURCH IN GEosRErowy,

On Friday last was laid the corner stone
Of tie new Presbyrer an Church in George
town, in he District. A, this interesting
and solemn ceremony. the Metropolitan in.
forms US, there was present great assem-
bly, of people, among whom, the Masonic
brethren were as conspicuous as usual on
such occasions. After hearing prayers from
the Rev. Mr.. MCIlvaine, and an exhortation
by the Rev. DIR. Balch, the corner stone
was land by William Hewitt, NJ w. G. M.
OF Free Masons IN the District of Columbia.
II is now 40 years since, on the spot where
this building is about 10 be erected, a small
building was put up by the professors
of the presbyterian religion, then only fit-
teen in number. and the Reverend Ste
phen BIcomer Balch WAS called on for his
services. At the FIRST communion in that
church, seven persons only psrtook. At
this time the congregation consists of eighty
families and one hundred and nine commu-
nicants, under the pastoral care of thevsame
gentleman assisted by David English. John
MscdanieI, and Robert Ober, ruling elders.
The new building is to be built by the 70.
luntary subscription, under the charge OF
John Daird, Andrew Ross, Lewis G. David
sod, John Kurtz, and Francis Dodge.
Extract of letter. received in Boston, from
Murtreesbotougb, Tennessee, Feb. 90.
rws sold about one. sixth OF the public
land advertised. for nearly halt million of
dollars. One fourth Of this amount has been
maid into our new State Bank, which, from
present appearances, gives promise of being
a valuable institution"
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Harrisburg. .apr,l 7.

SHAMEFUL UU NhVE.
On Monday night last. one Of the most
aagrant oufrages upon The rights OF society,
was committed in this borough, that we E.
yer heard Of in any country. The pulpit,
in the new Methodist meeting house, was
literally blown to shivers BY a slow match:
/, seems that some person or persons. (and
b, what motives they were aetuated no one
can percelve) after boring holes in block
Of wood, and filling them with powder,
broke into the meeting house, thro''a win.
dow, deposited the bleck under the pulpit,
Alfred slow matches to it and retreated-
about half after II o'clock the explosion
took place, which did much mischief. Sc.
veral persons have been spPrehended and
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8 do super Madras hdkfs
e do colored thread assorted
do fine jacquonett cambria
A 10 steam loom shifting
2 do best twill'd cords ., e.
g do London pins assorted from 81 TO 5
4 bale colored bombszette
T.. F,nch Guods.
case white silk hose
do black do
do saw edge ribcns, No 4 40
l do PLAIN mantua do 8 als
10 do do 3
do do do
do Grape do 9ass
do cause do 9a22
do satin do assorted II a IL
do merino shawis
do merno points
do super linen cambrics
2 Cases linen cambria hdkfs
do black florence
e do green do.
do assorted do.
do white satin do.
do silk Gloves
do white kid Gloves best quality
do assorted do.
do mems gloves assorted
2 do very best ltaliao Grape black
do white do.
Canton Goods.
2 cases assorted grapes
Q do black senchaws
2 do do. sarsnetts
! do pr Horentines
do black sewing silk
do coloured do.
Domestic Goods.
20 bales cotton yarn
20 do brown sHirting
6 cases fine bleached do.
10 bales brown shifting
8 do Waltham shrtings
5do do shifting NOS
s do do do
5 cases assorted plaids.
Will be added, and'sold by the piecer o
package IS packages German goods, con-
.isting of
best white ticklenburgs,
half bleached herpens
Brown do.
white tick'enburg in boxes
burlaps assorted
best two sealed hessian
common do. and three bushel bags.
Sale will commence at o'clock A. M.
snd continue from day, to day, until all is
sold, the credit will be very liberal and
made known al the time OF sale.
g. r. GATHER, Auct.
After the sale OF dry goods. will sell d
lot Of Groceries for cash, consisting OF
Sug ars in hogsheads ard barrels
Coffee in bags
80 bbIs. mackrel
SO do. old whiskey
Georgetown, April 4. wihntAlS
Rice.
' b s ssif s..k, fresh rice.
The cargo OF the sebr Levant. capt. Gri.
fifth, from Charleston, this day landing, and
for sale by W. FOWLE q 10.
march 81
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Lemons, Oranges, Salt.
II lindsay & HILL have just received
IL 90 boxes Sicily lemons in gooo
95 do do oranges order
1000 bushels Isle of May salt, a6oat,
which they will sell on reasonable terms if
taken from on board.
AND IN STORE,
1000 bushels St. Ubes salt
april 5 OF
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Attention.

ALEXANDRIA INDEPENDENT vo-
ALUNTEERS-You are hereby notified
to attend meeting of the Company on
WEDNESDAY, the lib inst. at 6 o'clock.
P. NJ. a. the Town-HslI. Punctual attend
ance is requested, as business Of importance
will be laid before The company.
By order Of the Captain.
JOHN CASEY, Secretary.
N. B. Those gentlemen who wish 10 be.
come members, will sttehd for that purpose,
april 9 atAll
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free Sale at Auction.

ON FRIDAY. the 18th of April, at nine
~ O'clock A. NJ. / will commence to sell
at my warehouse, Congress street. George
town, in lots TO suit purchasers, $50 PACK
ages fresh imported, and very desirable
DRY GOODS.
Comprising a general assortment. Town
and Country merchants will find it tc their
interest to attend this sale, as they will be
able toget good assortment and on good
terms. The goods are positively to be sold
for the most they will bring. Amongst them
are the following. viz.
u rilich INnnh,
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DRY GOODS.

ole get good assortment and on soou
erms. The goods are positively to be sold
Or the most they will bring. Amongst them
re the following, viz.
British Goods.
= case extra super blue & black cloths
2 do assorted do
do super white MarseilIes
: ! do do colored do
do do striped do
do fine stripe jeans
2 60 3 cotton cashmere
do 5,4 do checks
3 do 9 8 caEbric ginghams
9 do GA do do
2 do 3-4 do do
2 do handsome light prints
g do new stle do
9 do CiciIlan fancies do
do bandspme French patterns do
CO eros. bard (like gipghams) do
8 do black and white do
2 do plate do
2 do 81 spotted and checked muslins
very handsome and new stile
2 do 6 4 cambria muslins
2 do Ga do second quality
3 do 9-8 do do
do fancy cravats
do very fine white do
do Ga satin stripe nuslins
do Ga cambria dimiiy
2 do 8 4 do do
e bales black bonbazette
leases fine cotton hose
-. 8 do mems half do
do 9.8 seeded muslin
g do 81 book muslin, very fne
do ga seeded muslin
do 9.8 spotted do
2 do super null muslin
! do ga combric ginghams
8 do super Madras hdkfs
e do colored thread assorted
do fine jacquonett cambria
A 10 steam loom shifting
2 do best twil'd cords -,
E do London pins assorted from 81 to 5
4 bale colored bombszette
F,u,h (Iuuds.
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DIED.

N this town. on Friday evening last, Mrs ANN,
wife OF Sir. Thomas Ei&ins, aged 80 years. =
On Friday last, child OF Mr.. John r. watts,
ir. aged about 2 years, Jurnt 10 death ~ c0nse-
az its mother for few minutes only.--'Zllphey,
daughter Of Mr.. JosephRoberts, aged n-I-ydia'
daughter Of Mr.. Reuben Bradbury, aged Is.
In Falmouth, Matilda, daughter of Mr. Robert
Merrill. aged le.
On The 9th inst. at ms seat IN otenton' renn'
DR. GReRcE LOGAN, in the 9th year Of his age.
Tic has left behind a character, which If his
friends could admit az any ether than religious
so,ace for his loss, would form fruitful source OF
consolation.
In Hallowell Mr.. Robert Sager, aged "a.
In Waterville, Miss Nancy Dalten, aged p.
In Vassalborough. by the kick Of p horse, Ma
thaniel, son Of poct. n. Seaver, aged about
years
In Providence, Mr.. Oliver Desdernier, of Lu-
bee, aged 21.
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
JOHN SPRING, .

No IS Alby-Street, BOSTON,
HAS just received, on consignment from
Il 4 the iusnufacturers-
$50 pieces superfne and common Ssttiretts7
20 20. BroadClOtbs aud Cassimeres
bales IA b!eached Sheetiugs;
10 10. "A brown 10.
90 do. 81 brown Shirtings:
DO. 3-4 ADD rs bieached DO.
8 do Giughams and Stripes;
1000 10. superior knitting Cotton;
5000 DO. Cotton Yarn. No. 8 to IS;
500 do. DR.. MILLER's best sewing Thread
20 pieces Bed Ticking, &c. &c.
which, with the additions he constantly receiving
he presumes will maAe ms assortment a. complete
any IN town.
IjFPurchnsers are respectfully inUited 10 call
ALSO, FUR SALE As ABOVE
IL bales Merino and common WOOL
consignmenis Of which solicited, and liberal
advances made if requested. (2mis)
March 90, 1921.
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MARRIED.

IN this town, by the Rev. E. Payson, Capt.
Thomas ToDD, Editor of the Argus, to Miss
SUSAN WEBSTER.
In this town, by the Rev. r. Kellogg, Mr..
JOSHUA DUNN, to Miss LYDIA Horror, daughter
Of Rufus Horton, of Windhsm.
In this town. on Wednesday evening 18th
inst by Rev. Ichahod Nichols, JACOB SHEAFE
SgtTH, Esq. Counsellor at Law, of Gorham, TO
Mis-. i ABITuA STEPHENSON, Of the former place.
Ia New, ort, Mr.. Zebulon Wade, Of Woolwich
10 Miss Elizabeth Bush, of the former place.
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rPTO Printers an Boston.

TOHN EATON, who was put an Appren-
e. tlce to the PEINTINo Business at The Ga
zstte Office in this town, LETT tie service Of bis
Master on Friday last without the consent or
knowledge of the subscriber or his ssid Master
From what can learn there Is TO conclude
that he has been persuaded BY ore John Miliet Jr-
% accompany him 10 Boston, for very unworthy
purposes. This is 60 caution al persons from
harbo-ing. trusting or employing said runaway,
a. they would avoid the penalty of the law.
G1rShould he apply 60 any Of the PriRters in
Boston or it vicinity FOR employment, they will
confer a favor upon his parents by dIscOnntenanc-
ing the boys conduct aRe advising his return.
THOMAS EATON.
Portland, April "a, test
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BARTLETT ADAMS,

SIUNE CUTTER,
Opposite the OIL Methodia Meeting House, IN
FEDERAL STREET,
HAVING re- umeG his business. offers for sale
l large quality Of white aud dove marble
slate aud free. STONE, suitable fr Tomb and
Grave Stones besrths, Jambs aud mantels gardra
rolls; paint mills, flags and muiiers; Currer's
stones grind stones thresholds, window caps and
sills sc.
Orders from any part of the eOuntTyjor any
qcork IN his line, executed at short sot'ce and on
reasonable terms Portland. April o., 1921.
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NOTICE

To be sold at public Auction on
Thurfday the 18th day Of May nert, a. s'even
O'Clock 10 The forenoon The premGe., { cor
.diipofed of at private sale
THE Farm on which the .uh criber now lives,
coniaiHing 40 acres of moving tiIlage, pas
turing and wood and, with an excellent 40 Cory
dwelling Houfe and cut h7u(es and iatge and
commodiou: Barn said farm has wo large q. CHI
ards on it, suf 'en' TO Ike from 10 10 20 barrels
of Cider, thres wells Of wafe- TWO with pumps 10.
HANNAH l.. ROACH.
New Gouceaer, April is, 1891.
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n. CRAM, & Co.

4
FosE SrRFE7. Head Of Long HhGU
TfAVE FOR SAIL,
II 90 Boxes Of Sperm and laIlow candles,
IL Bags of White Benares Sugars,
Pipes Of Cog.ac and American Brandy,
Pipes Of Holland Gin,
Hhds. and Bbs. OF Amtrican, do.
Phds. Of s.. Croix and Grensda Rum,
Red Port. lisbon, Malaga and Sicily Madeira
Wines.
Casks OF Rice and Sperm Oil,
Kegs Of Tobacco and Nails assorted sizcs)
Boxes Of Pipes, Rnisins and Soap,
Boxes of Birthstone, China Tea Sets,
Bales of Prime Cotton,
B5s No. 4. Boston Beef
BbIs. Flour ard brown Sngar,
'" Young s"I Tyson { sooeho0E i EAo'
with general assortment e GROCERIES ant
HARD WIRE. .fpra IS.
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Cognac Bandy, Lisbon g. Teneri6t

L OR SALE, BY -4TTWOOD s QUINCY
PORTLAND
3 Pipes Cognac Brandy, Sig
nrt's' brand, superior quality
II ar. and half ca Ks Lisbon & Tenerffe WINE,
10 kegs GINGkR,
A few barrels Roll BIRTHSTONE.
1000 bushels North River Yellow CORN,
t85 drums excellent FIGS,
few boxes superior spanish CIGARS,
9 bags English WALNUTs,
5 do. PiMENTC,
5 bales CORKS.
40 bolts Russia DUCK,
PHI es old Holland GIN,
10 bales Georgia Upland COTTON,
4 bale beached SHIRlINGS,
March q, 1877. If
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CONCERT.

n
THE public are respectfully informed that the
a BeihOrea Society Intend giving
Concert Of Sacred MuSiC,
on FRIDAY EVENINt-, bag 4ih. az their Hall
in tie Academy Building, 30 commence at half
past seven o'clock. The net proceeds will be
given 70 The Female Charitable Society Of Port
land.
ORDER OF PERFORMANCE.
PART /.
Solo and Chorus-O thou, whose power DER moving
worries presides. BY Whitaker.
1fnlhen - Awake up nv glory. I" Waney.
>olo and TriO-FsIlen is thy throne. " Martini
Chorus Lovely is The face of nature. " Haydn.
Soto and Chorus 18th might endued " Handel.
Scl0, Duet & ChOrus-Child Of Mortality.
I" John Bray
4nibem-Give the L0rd the honour BY Kent
Ch0rus-The saffron tints OF morn. Mozart.
Ttrt 4 Chorus The Lord gave the word.
9 Handel.
dir & ChOrus-How beautiful are the feet, &c.
hnthenI waited patiently. {" Chapple.
Double ChOrus-He gave them hastones
for rain from the Oratorio Of Israel
in Egypt. Hanle.
Verse Chorus-Hark, the vesPer hymn
is stealing. Russian Air.
IJ7TIChETS may Je had al tie Bookstores u
Messrs. WM HYDE and JosFPH Johnson.
CHARLES MORRIS, Sec'ry.
fTrl2S, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-04-24

To subscribers IA toyH.-The lad W no has
hitherto carried the Gazette into the South part
Of the town, having taken French ledUe, we are
obliged to employ new Carrier. Should any
Of our subscribers fail to receive their papers as
usual, they will confer favor by giving US no
tice Of it.