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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

= E'HL Snhscrhe' VIII transact a COMMISSION BI
slNtsS Ia Tie house lately oreupsd b, Joht a
WIZ OiIiih VIZ. J. NORRIS.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

7 Gu tHCEil- lit Txl.s heid 4. the Llerk,s OF
fcee Of - 0shingtOn coxaly, the 9Th day Of Jana
GTS 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22
J, James Jones, and others,

- n ~ I'VE J!tehithDhfg County, JuNuorp
l. Court, iS2i
james HeSff-.. PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
R:eiara Il, oic1 yoaes lance oys o,I.-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

An GIANT thl.-AtIn'ss head Ia ~ CLERKS oIilce OF
LOUISA county CERT at she courthouse, the hrs,
Monday IN January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

NJ iRIiNiN,...at couIt held ini ) Il t.rb,y AZ
the courthouse theresa, the i7lh day oil Dscem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

th"Wis " iNhVUes.-.. OJf J
Ia- cohpia'hanPs biii trinR hi.u and the defend
ani mol hasihc entered his appearance given seen.
f!y according 10 IL act 1T ss,mb, ana ,ho iulea Of
hs c"uf, aiiu appearing the Satisfaction u the
court mat ne - not az in,abant OF this cuiriu,n-
wealth ON The MOTION al the iinant by his council
Is ordered iha; the safe defendant do appear h,Le
on tue INST cay of April! court next and answer the
e"npiaiuahts hail ana that copy OF this order he
iorhwHh inserted IN esne public newspaper in this
STATE AN" t"Btinntd for eight week. successitly and
also that other copy III be posted d, III. on,
douT OF the courthouse vi tins county
hcnpy-1esie, JOHN 8. hARItN. n, C.
!Iu. ~ TONS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-22

NRvtNia. Al curt ht,1 ief Scott county al
the courthouse thereof. the isih DAY OF Decem
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
DIED.


In this town. on Wednesday Morning last, Miss
DoRcAs DR1NKwATER, daughter Of Mrs. Sarah
Drinkwater, aged 81 years, after long con'inu-
ed sickness which she bore with christian pa
thence and resignation.
In Boston. Mr.. jeremiah Bragdon aged 81, for
merly of Chesterville, Me
IN Tuftonborough, y II. two young men named
Rockford and Nutter, aged about ls each lhey
left home early in the morning Of sunday the
ooh nit. 10 battle ia the Wnneplsseogee, ana
we're found at sunset drowned in the lake.
In Mount Vernon, Mr.. Samuel Gilman, aged ~.
In Belfast. Mrs. Wary, wife OF capt. James
Cunningham, aged S3.-Mrs. Betsy, consort oil
can't. simon D. M'Donold, aged A. Mrs. Lydia,
wife Of Fbenezer burgess, aged % slr. laugh
In Mcdonald a native ofthe Highlands OF SCOT
Ispd Ills age. not accurately known, = sup
,osed from, many circumstances related oy hin'
r. exceed one hundred years.
He belonged to the regiment q r'sh.ahGefs
nh;ch ord Louden in 1857 pressed so hard 10
). billet,ed on the inhabitaptso OF Boston ana
--h;rb the next year was at the taking OF Lou
;.h,-oh rom the French and IN the year 'o,-
io,,;ng viz. in 1859, was in the memofaeie os'
~ &C The Plans Of .4brahGRs-where me Ing
Gsh bavopets. and the Highland brodswoIos 50
n,ar,ntIv decided the fate OF Queeec' n0Do
Pa. Pa boiro II the advance, headed oy ,he ,ui-
na,s We was near hi, brave Cenersi "neh
he fell.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

CUMBERLAND. SIS.
TO The Justices ofhe Circuit Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the first Eastern Circuit. hold
en- at Portland an said county, on the third
Tuesday of June a. ID 1921
INFANCY II. ANDERSON Of Falmouth, in
Y said county Widow, Guarisn OF James, EU-
nice, John aud Martha Anderson. minors under the
age OF eleven years. and only heirs of Rc'ert An
derson, late Of said Falmouth, deceased, respect
folly represent, that her said Wards are seized il
fee simple, in common and undivided with persons
TO her unknown, Of one fourth pert Of all the real
estate of which John Anderson, late Of said Fail
mouth, died seized. except what was set off C.
Martha Blanchard widow Of said John for her
Dover, the same consisting of the following Iots
OF land situated in said Falmouth, viz One lot
containing f0i acres. with buildings on the same
being the homestead farm Of the said .Iohr lot
containing 80 acres south adjoining the last men
toned lot lot Of 81 acres S.W adjoining. a lot
OF 81 acres West adjoining and one acre situated
in Portland aforea aid near VaugAan,s Bridge
And she being DESTROYS of holding the portion of
her wards in severalty prsys that after due notice,
the portion aforesaid, msy be assigned to them as
the law directs, 20 have and 10 hold the same in
severalty accordingly.
by WM. WILLIS, her Attorney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Al The Circuit Court Of Common Pleas begun and
holden At Portland, giihin and for The County OF
Cumberland on the third Tuesday Of June, beng
The 18Th DAY Of said month, a. ID. 1891.
ON the foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the
said Petitioner give notice Of her said Petition, by
causing the with this order thereon to be pub
lished IN one of the newspapers printed in Port
land, three weeks successfully the last publication
to be thirty days at least previous 10 the next
term of this Court TO be holden at Portland with
in and for the County of Cumberland on the sec
ond Tuesday Of December next; that all persons
interested therein, may then and there appear aud
shew cause If any they have, why the prayer
thereof should not be granted.
WIN. T. vAUGHAN, Clerk.
Copy Of the petition and order Of Court.
Att. VIM. IT. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

To Nor,hport, Mr.. Stephen Knowitou, agd ~.
AT Sandy Hill, N. Y. a man by the name ~
Miller, drowned in the North River while attempt
lug to swim across IT near Fort Miller Bridge. lie
had offered the toll gatherer one cent, all the
money he had, for PERMISSION to pass the bridge,
but the toll being two cents the offer was reject
ed. The inhumanity Of the toll gatherer, in
permitting fellow being TO endanger his life for
the psltry sum Of one cent, is highly reprobated.
IL Iiayana, 18th ult. Mr.. DANIEL ;. MooDr,
son Of Mr. samuel NJ, of this town, aged FL.
Drorned-ln Boston harbour. on Wednesday
last, Mr.. Benjamin Cbadbourn, formerly Of this
town. and son Of the Rev. John Chadbourn, of
Dixmont. lie was seaman on board the schr.
Freeiown, OF Sedgwick.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
ATWOOD & QUINCY,
sHERIFFss SALE.

Taken hy execution. and will he sold At public
Vendue on Saturday, the twenty 9Th dav cf
August next, At four o'clock u. NJ. at Mr.
James Barker house. 10 Westbroos,
A IL the right which Ehenezer Ci!iuan has TO-
n equity 10 redeem. isty acres of land situated
in Stsndish, described as follows: bcgnaing ..
land owned by Mark and John White IT tie
sOuthwesierly corner Of their lot theaoe rHntirg
nor,hwesiery on the county road leseing irca,
said standish 10 Gray. fifty rods. thence south
line, thence on said Gorham line 10 aid White
land. thence 90 the FIRST mentioned 5ouad-, nj ~
iced isrecorjed in book CO. page 1si, dated JulT
q. 1870. mor,geged 20 John Tesro,, 70. TIVE
hundred dollars.
GARDINER WALLER. Dry S.E
July IS, icsi
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
A HOU Sc WANTED.
INSTRUCIOR WANTED

THE School Committee OF the town Of Port
i land having Judged il expedient &C establi h
an additional public school. 10 commence 90 the
frs, iav If October next, The subscr bers are au-
thorized 20 receive applications from those who
NAV desire the Office Of Instructor. The 'chnel
WI consist Of scholars selec cd from the other
schools f. beir proficiency and good behaviour !;
and it will be required Of the Insirpctor that ne
~ ,rei auslial to tesch the English, Latin and
Greek Languages, Mathematics Composition md
Eioculian, 20 b. extent n-nally taught IN Acade-
mirs.
A. applications must be made in writing posi-
paiE AMI accompanied wi'h snch testimonials 3
lie aH X the state reqnrss, end a. the arH'icsn'
rVgN IS r. RIPLEY,
STNDN GREENLEAF.
Portland; Aug. 6, lSei.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
SHERIFF"S SALE.

CpIBERLAND, S..
ITO be sold at Public Auction. on THURS
DAY next, 10Th Of Aug. inst-) at 10 o'clock,
A. VI in front OF the Auction Room Of Stephen
Mcclellan " Timothy Fletcher, Exchange Street,
Portland.
I Horse.
New Chaises Exeter made) with Harnesses
complete; one Of which is a spring and ele-
santly made.
Terms at the Sale.
J. NJ. GERRIsH, D'y. ShE:
Portland, Aug. 9Th, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

CUMBERLAND.
TO ne Justices Of he Supreme judicial Court hol-
den at Portland in and for the County Of Cum
oertand on he first Tue sday Of Nay n. ID 1921.
MATHEW COBB aud PRENrIsS MELLEN, both Of
'A SAID Portland ->qu es, respectfully Represent that
they are seized IN fee simple common And undivided with
persons 70 them unknown of the respective proportions
hereafter mentioned OF the following Of and situated
IN SAID Portland containing forty four acres
bounded and desbr BY Milne Street
leading from Strondwarer called into Porand-Nortn-
eastwardy by land heretofore belonging Will Tvns
Esq deceased and afterwards Jos. IT. Ingraham Esq
Souhey BY the channel OF Fore River and
~ by land heretofore sold by Thomas Bracker Mary
Smith the then wife OF James Smith the land described in
this petition being the which assigned Keru
h'ppuek Braekett, The widow of Anthony Bracke her
Dover And your Petitioners further that the said
obo sczed Aforesaid OF seventy six five ndred and
totleth parts OF the aforesaid and the said Meeu
Sefed, as azores i'd of nineteen FIVE hundred and foreth
parts OF the and they being DESTROYS IF holding
their respective shares scversy pray that after doe
tee their said respective shares be assigned them
as the directs have and hold the in severaty
accordingly.
BY 5. CREENLEAF, their Attorney.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
.MARRIEU.

In Kennebunk. WILLIAM T. VAUGHAN, Esq
Clerk of the Judicial Courts in this county, to
Miss ELIZA MOODY, daughter Of Joseph Moody,
ESQ. President of the Kennehunk Bank.
In Exeter, afer Icing and tedious courtship
of three niehfs. Nr. Joel Tucker, nf Dexter, to
Miss judith Bussel, of the former place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
Freeman's Extracts. sc.

II 4 thought proper 20 inform the subscribers for
this BOOK, that the printing Of il has been
commenced and 20 request that gentlemen who
hold Subscription Papers would be kind enough 20
return them 20 this Office by The first Of September
next, about which time the book will be ready to
he delivered 10 subscribers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
The Federal Republicans

Of this town are notified that meeting
will be held this eUe,iag at half past Z o'clock
precisely, at the 1'own House, TO choose dele
gates 10 represent them ia the convention
which is 10 assemble at Morrelfs 10 morrow
morning.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
DFDICATTON

The new Meeting House, erected by the
First Universaist Society in Portland, will be
DEDICATED to the worship Of God, on Thursday,
the 10th inst. Public services to commence at
half past 10, A. NJ.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
A SMILE.

Friendship is like the cobbler's tie,
That joins two Soles in unity;
But love is like the cobbler's awl.
That pierces through the sole aud ali
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07


issAcuol . fedeTalists o. sls sav. that amid al
the Inducements 70 ap1asacy which are - entl-
cngiy exhibited IN national am state patronage.
ana me many examples CT the influence iii
these ahnre'aenis, such nnmcrous and rencct-
aee oohy exists to illns.rate the integrity of Do
hhcal pttnriple, and is superiority 70 unprinci-
pictambito1.
Soine Individuals viii probably from local eau
res OF private considerations. attach themselves
70 one side or the other, in the approaching cleo
ton Of Governor. But we confidently believe
Is We 10 sincerely hope. that no wish prevails
that ihe party as snCh. should be thrown into the
embrace Of either Of the contcnding factions
The conycntion which il 70 assemble tomorrow,
seems u have been called, particularly 70 select
Senator's for the county Of Cumberland; coun-
" where. in former times. the fedcraIists were
accustomed to find maoritios, and where, il is
believed, IL the party Is true 70 itself its endeay-
ors on the present occasion viii be crowned with
success.-IA movements Of the fcderalists are
not now s5vIect OF jealousy to either faction az
rho democratic party for IL IS we'll known, that
they have no disposition 20 interfere in their
struggle And il surely viii not tie thought IN
reasonable. if they attempt 10 select one spot in
Nc surrounding agitation, distinct from the RI
faIry which exists in the opposite ranks, where
hey may ut once CRAFTY their own feelings, and
firsue a course which they believe to be benef-
cal to the State. The federasts wish to have
voice in the approaching election they wish
q the privilege ofseectng some candidates for
See. whom they can themselves Conscientious
Fyote for and offer TO the support Of tie coun-
For this purpose, and for this alone, as FAR as
4 have understood lis object, meeting of the
kAralists Of Cumberland county is solicited.
is earnestly hoped that at the Convention,
be viii be such a representation from the sew
u towns, rs shall give full and fair express
ssof the feelings OF the party on the interest
msuestions which agitate the State, and such
g,lall he worthy Of their former associations
asProfessions. Then, whatever may be the
rtgt Of this election OF the character of the
GMrnnent Of the State, or on the happiness OF
,lsPople, the federalsts of this county can safe
lyrPose on the conscientousncss Of having done
tAfrduty.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

transaction the editor OF tue Baltimore Morn
ing Chronicle remarks:
" The blood curcles 1.-THE thought. and we
almost irem5le 10 think INA, W. belong to a
species capable OF perpetrstiog such dePravi-
". hu, The tune j. rapidly arriving, and we
almost beaS ihe wings Of destiny as they adj
vance, when tots enormous and gigantic infa-
my, viii be prosiFated 10 the dust The whole
Concentrated majesty Of civilized life isin no
ton. 10 accomplish this object. II has been
said, indeed, that hacks in Baltimore have
been employed a his land piracy that IN
der he protecting and guilty shadows OF night
ibis outrage has been pepetraied. To such,
and to all such, we viii speak in The language
ofLear,
Tremble, thou wretch
That hast within thee undivulged crimes.
Unwhipt Of Justice"
II is an astonishing fact, which deserves 10
be generally known, that the Holy Scriptures,
have been translated and'distribuled in 80
different languages, through The agency Of The
British and Foreign Billie Society.
The Concord Patriot has denounced lis
name sake the Boston Patriot, and Invoked
the spirit OF old Honestus, for having express
ed sentinen, that the " era Of good feelings
does exist among US. The New Hampshire
man will have nothing like compromise moth
ing like moderation-if any are found who dc
not Toe the democratic mark, they must be
marked as apostates.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
At fe Supreme 5ndidi Corf begun and holden Portland
7uTtr md fer IRE County CllnbsrIdrd, The first TasS-
day Of Nay, A. ID. ISl
ON the petition aforesaid, ORDERED That the Petit
tmnes publish attested copy of their said petition
and OF this order thereon three weeks successivcsv
the Portland Gazette the last publication be out
before the of This Court be holden
within and for the County of Cumhr the first Tues.
DAY OF November thar a interested in the
tacr OF M mentioned II said petition. then and there
and h II thy have WHY the PRAYER of
the petitioners should NOT be granted.
Attest WM. IT. VAUGHAN. Clerk
Copy of tn peririon and order Of Court thereon.
Auest: WM. L. VAUGHAN, Clerk.
August. T. Is2I.
WE THE Subscribers appointed By the A. <. parrs
w Jngr of Probate for the County of Curb sr'and
receive and xamine the Claims of the several creditors
the estate OF
JOHN HAGGETT,
a,e of Portland county Chaimake deceased. repre-
ID nsov hereby give notice thar Further time or
80 DAYS from the a Tuesday of July instant has been a.
lowed Nv said Iudg the said creditors bring in their
duties assigned BY Commission the Office of George
Bradbury Eco w said Portland the srcnnd and third
Mondays in August next from to O'Clock 4. y.
GRO. BRADBURY,
BENJAMIN LsLEY.
Portland JuIy. 20. 1872.
TINE subscriber hereby gives Publ OK notice All concern
m has dnv appoint ID aud taken him
self the trust Of Administrator cn the estate OF
STEPHEN PEABODY,
flying within tn County ofoxad of Msinel and
are of Akirson. The county of Rockingham s
rnpShire deceased ~ giving bonds the ~ directs
The recre rtq1ssrs an persons who indebrFd the
said estate make inedi -t- vmsn and those
yho have auy isr,anis exhihir rh~
STEPHEN PEABODY, AdniriIfrafer.
July sch. isr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

soft haIfPa XII O'clock
20 barrels mess and No. l, Pork ~ 90.
prime Pork-S b les Cnttcr, rsr'lsly dam gee
ATWOOD q. QUINCY, .4Hct'rs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

The coronation Of the king Of England, was
toiaTe taken place on the 18th ofJuly. The
rapers lately have contained ample accounts of
fh MAGNIFICENT preparations which were maxi
jig Cor the event many of which for their nov
clN and singularity have excited considerable
attention. We have had the curiosity 10 search
into Inc history of England for parallel Of the
parade Which is announced for the present occa-
sion, and ii was not till we had gone back to the
DAYS OfRichard ii. who was crowned IN 1877,
thatwe could find any particular account of 4
celebnton Of equal magniGcence and expense.
The Engs of England are usually crowned
IN Westminster, BY the Archbishop Of Canter-
bury br without the excessive and expensive
ceremonies which were to accompany the cor
onaton Of the present sovereign. King James
AZ. isssid TO have retrenched in his coronation
cerernony many useless expenses; such, for in
stance IS the cavalcade from the Tower to
Westminster, which saved 100000. We should
have Hnte an extract from Speeds history, Civ
ing tsi;iled account of that coronation, but
had not rom in this paper.
II Is Fcthy of remark, that the champion Of
GeorgeN bears the same name and is of the
same i2nIy with the one who filed that Office
: n TIC fExof Richard ~. and who is the first
champion mentioned in history.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

The extraordinary spirit which has prevailed
hr the last few weeks. in the ranks Of the rival
parties. who are seeking to elevate their favour
lie candidate TO the executive chair, seems to
lave ahated little in these latter DAYS. II is
not yet ascertainei whether the extreme heat
has rendered their powers Ianguid orthe disparity
which appears to exist between their forces has
damped the ardour fthe one, and given the
Indifference of assurance to the other. Perhaps
itmav be that they have exhausted their maya
sines Of those STRANGE implements, with which
the warfare has hitherto been maintained, and
they nav he gathering new 7ndte1Tsl for often
nw operation. We have ever thought the fury
other attack was indicative of its brevitv /;
hut though short il hos developed wonderful re-
sources, of INGENUITY and tact and their dischar-
ges have filed our political atmosphere with
Infamous" odour.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

h'dnapPiag on large Scale-Four men
We should rather say inhunsn monsters IN the
'oape of men, have been apprebended near
wilmington, Delaware. for kidnapping peo-
pe q color. When the officers arrived at the
'ous ~ which they were concealed, they
~'saleued TO shoot any person who should al
aN TO arrest them. Finding however, the
'A's's 'o1c resoluie, they finally surrender
w opening The door and securing The
g'O0e's, they found ten negroes ell confined
house, some Of them 10 irons, and await
We arrival OF a vessel for transporting them
"ue Of the Southern States. Upon this
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
I2packages HARD WARE, viz.

cask, containing Turn Screws. Cut Brads,
Razors, Prospect and Pad Locks. pairing Chses.
toy Watches, Inkstands, Bellows, steel tongue
squaT es, window Springs, BARRIERS Homes, Bells
bras, Diyiders, butt Hinges, steel Snuters, brass
Cock. shoemsker's Knives, RasPs and Hsmmers'
cast steel square Files. aHa wood Screws
case, containing pen, pocket and JACK
Knives, steel Scissors, table Knives and FORKS
coat, vest and suspender Buttons brass Bed Caps,
Escutcheons, commode Knobs, cloak Pms, q lsiOOV
White Chapel Needles. from No. 10 IL
cask, containing plain Chest LOCKS,
wheeled DO, Padlocks. double DO, dotted Avn
Blades Beads assorted colours, polished steel To-
bacco Boxes, polishing Powders, Bed Screws, ana
Curry Combs.
cask, containing Japauned Snuff and To-
bacco Boxes, Graters, 4 Britannia metal Ieepots.
I case, coming patent and common Coffee Mills.
=" London Black Lead Pots, from
No s 20 20.
o y" " Oilsiones.
2 casks {" Pumice Stones.
Q cases Bristol Knife Brick
ATWOOD &. QUINCY, .Auct'rs
Portland. August Z, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07
HOUSE LOTS-AT AUCTION.

\ HOUSE IOI S-AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. august 18th OF u O.
clock, all be sold al The Long Room, Ex-
CHANGE-STREET-the .filoUing, Lots Of
LAND in PORTLAND, viz:
THREE House Lots 10 and near Washington
Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street.
Oae undivided half of House and Land formerly
belonging Il Neal Shaw.
One undivided half of Saw Mill on the upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
Woodsde
The above property belongs 20 the Estate OF
RICHARD MANNING, Esq late Of Salem,
deceased and will be sold without reserve TO close
the settlement of the Estate
fSFTermS liberal and made kroi0n al sale.
~ For more particular description Of the dbors
property, apply 10
ATWOOD & QUINCY. Auci'rs.
Portland, August z.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

It's understood that Gen. Scott is expected in
ms town in the course of week, on tour of
ne eastern coast.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

To CorreSpondents.-The haymaking and
rake-breaking Anecdote, or the story of the
" Bear-fght, as it is called in Oxford, has been
received, but we do not think the public are IN
terested enough in the disgraceful quarrel, to
care to see il appear in print.
This chvalric counsellorhas now eyinced that
the vigour of his body is about equal to the vig-
our of his mind, and demonstrated at least to
the satisfaction Of his own neighbourhood, that
his labours are no better in the field than they
are in the cabinet. We should not however
have expected that choosing his own weapons
and time Of attack, he would have been obliged
to retreat as he did, covered with inglorous
scars: but victory does not always perch upon
the highest helmet. Our counsellor may derive
instruction from the lesson beat into him by a
true son of the soil.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-07

several showers during the week, informing
led with the genial influences of the sun, have
gwen to vegetation high degree of strength
and luXurance.
he highest point Of heat represented last
summer, on the same thermometer, was 96o.