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Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18


. Respectfully your most obedient servant,
GEO. w. COFFIN, .4gent for Eastern Lands.
Amount due on contracts as per
schedule, see volume of Re-
solve 24th Feb. 1890, pages
167 and 1853, 1884 as
Deduct contract with Benz. and
w. Davis, being discharg-
Deduct contract to John Dick
inson, do. to John Brewer,
Notes in the Treasury, 40 $40
6074 as
Contract of Paul Warton for
Bear Island, so
do. Adam Gray, 80 acres in
Penobscot, = "a
do. Alexander Gray, do. Ga
do. Charles Jarvis, 3lots in
Ellsworth, 278-- 45e
$3.50 as
Joseph Lee, Esq. receipts for
sundry Notes, 644 10
Deduct amount received Of
Luther Eaton & Co. in ac-
count current, Co. SEA 10
Joseph Lees receipt for timber and
grass, per account rendered, 1894 90
George Downe's account for timber
and grass, cut at Schoodic, 7074 So
Amount Of lots awarded to settlers in
Penobscot, by the Commissioners
Of the Land Office, 9th March,
1920, see file Leonard Jarvis's pa
Pers, 1908
$lS186 s
OF the aforesaid amount, it is impossible
to calculate what part viii be paid; It is
however, for the interest in most and proba
bly, all cases for the contraction 70 nav wha
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

The President, we learn, has fixed
the salary of Ger. Jackson, Governor
of the Floridas, at $4,000 per annum
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

E A Gard from the County of Hamp
den returns thanks for the 6 American
Statesman" for eight rUseks previous t,
the late election
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14


In this town. DAVID RICE, formerly OF Cheshire.
Comm aged so. HOSEA son of Hosea Hartford
aged 20 n onths.-Mrs. Hannah Bartlett. aged
4]-Mr. B enjsmn Dyer, ship-carpcnter, aged
ga child Of Mr.. Thomas Bolton, aged Is
months.
In Lewiston, Mrs. Hannah Thorn, aged 60
wife Of Samuel Thorn-Deaccn, Joel Wright.
aged 70. They were the first settlers ia that
town.
In Hebron, n. II. drowned by falling into
well, child Of Mr. James Paiee, aged Ii months.
IN the absence Gifts parents, the other oh ldren.
missing the child, ran 10 the well. where they
found il lying on the surface oftAe water. They
raised CRY which was heard by the father. who
was at work in the field, who fastened towards
the house he met daughter who had faint
ed and fallen on the way TO alarm him and
when he arrived, he discovered that another
daughter, eleven years old, had descended the
well, twelve feet, brought up the child under
one arm. holding TO the walt by the other, divest
cd il Of its clothes and put il TO bed, in the space
Of about three minutes-but too late to save its
life.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

1 R. IA NSEf, socitous TO meet he wishes
- OF The society of Gentlemen in Maine and
New Hampshire, respecting me permnneHcy Of his
visit to Quebec, till Winter-to eff-ctua,e his
measure, he will commence course OF ANATD-
MY PHYSIOLOGY. on Monday, the cath
sept. IN Conway, which will close on the Cath OF
Nov'--'t The pubic, on his occasion subscribe to
the proposals, he shall ia short time lay before
IL, ms other engagements which will not interfere
with the establishment Of the school in ahis or
FIyburg District
Conway, Aug. s 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

IVY rr-s AZ A~-'at--, n-s Nonryii and a1ntviilc
-d c. ard ps-rr o, r'ie. firth ars 2zS and IS2s
car-y IN flr-t rh4H havs ist RepreHfativei; w.
1.f..r -rr- t.a. ka.r Prospect, Northport
an.t rs-sa-rolgh ur Linconve md trsnf0nt. one
Sc~-oat Wade, KuoS. and swanvile. ore Books
Thorn-ke, wkso 7nt Mon, or C.stins and BrookS-
vie. -H- --r-islf. one. Rnrhili anh Spdg~ick
Su. N worth. TrHton Mfi-vIlle and Plantation NO.
!, Vm1hav-n, Hutter Island, Eagle Island Gre
spruce % Beach sllnd HoF Island. Msrsha's Island
plscrnrif san1. Black Island. Marx Island Burnt Coat
land "a Township No. one Eueksporr. me Mount
Dessrr and d-n. sullivan Gou'Gsborough and rlaEts
tions rurbe / :, 8. o,I4 and & one
emmy n fIlingien hall eOos 'svsn RebrsT.ntaiv,j ,
Districr ~ , I,nesarougb. Courrhis Addison. plan
tion No. and Panation No 10 fone j Ds,ris No ;,
No. plantation n. y. plantation $ pi.uraon NJ.
taron M TO- plantation NJ. 2. plsnr,on No s. tone !;
District No EaStpot. me District No g. Lubec and
rl1rtation ~. -, one Ostrict No 7hobrnsron. Perry
Calais. ul'on Pauraton New Limerick, p ntation No.
80. ss: r.; .n e s... =
fo each ofrhe s,. st1. ts13 & lS7t-A son. onc
for elch ~ rhe wears slI g. md rSsS-Bolrh-d. one,
Zach Of the years 81' e14 aHd ISl5Ta-ks Mercer
anil Industry one-New VINEYARD. Strong and Avon. one
Phillips. Freeman ant Kine6d, one-New Portland. Emb
der, Concord. and FIRST Range cneNadison. SCION.
Bnrh ~ and NJ ,scow onr-Canaaa. Warsaw ard NJ. 8.
second Range oneCornvi' Ahrns, Harmony and Mort n
hill. one-P4myra, ST. Adams. Hartland, Rlyy, Pzrkman
The cy ofOyfard iaH ctoo5e urtes- Representation:
viz. Paris one-Turncr Ne-Liv-rmore onrHebron, one
N-rry and o le ~ Norway, auf Greenwood. one
Rumford WoodSrock. Andover and Hovs ards Gore.
Mexico Dixfrl, Weld and perm. onep1rter Hiram and
Prownf~d. one-Fryt burg ard D~unark. nneW1-erord.
Lowell and Sweden. and Albany one-R,ck-
field elect representative four years, and then Alba
nv one ar. anh - alternately.
?s contyT bsc saH cho,Is zv'ry,cns R.e-eierf-
atives~;z Fam gton, Lecds, one; Resdfied.
Winthrop. Monmouth. Gardiner, Hsloveil.
one Augusta. me Sidney. Waterville. one Vas
sahnrough Temple and Wilton 70 send ore Repre-
sent7riv Tempt Repreeentsri the first We r.
ard Wilton send Representative the following
wears. sa1 ~ like 70 Continue the rotation
CT n and Wave. Green send three years. and
Wvn- two in rnrarior Gr-en frsr; Ptrson md Gerry
Harlem md CHM, ones winslow aud Clinton.
Iig1nia and fredor. Unv Iov snd,t five lie
Pond pantation Fayerte. Vienna and Chesterve,
onA; N-w-Sh7ron and Mourt-V eTnon. Belgrade.
b lrhorn and Pom.
The Comfy Of Perobcot shall choose Rsprs5sntafuss
viz OrrirgoH. pr-vver and Fdiinetol, H,n pien
Newb rEh an He-non one; Bangor Oron". Slnkhaze
PLANTATION and pan aton No. DxmOnr. Etna,
mel. NeUporr. Lrvarr. pi'nt'ion No. third Range
S'ngerrine. Giford Fexcro Arkipson. PLANTATION No
2 in sixrh Range. Exeter cornth. New Charleston
Garland D~Srter. ore; Sebec Williamsburg. Brownvie
n nraon Nos aud in 9TH Range planta tion No.
~ fifth Y nge. onr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

RESOLVE spPortioning the 'Represt utatl,es
on the several Counties, Towns, Plantations
and Classes, on The first apportionment,
March, %. 1921.
ESoLNED. Thai the Comfy gf 7Jrk al ch0s5e feyrfy
AZ three preniaffy. app0rficEsd the f5lIoluirg NJ n
rsr Tf-. ne town of York kittcrs. one Elliot
one South Berwick, Berwick one Saco, one Ho-
us, ore bIddeofd. one kenncbunk P-Tt. one kennt-
bunk one " els. Lnington Buxtor o, : !;
lyman one Sanford one: Alfred. Shapleish one
LimsIlok. one Parsonsfeld. one waterboroush, one;
Nswheld, orr Cornish, Lebanon, one:
C0nfy q Clberlar5 shall caoss f70srf,-fvs Rso-ssrto-
ffTs5 viz Portland, three; Brunswick, one Durham
ones FreePort. one North Yarmouth, Cumberland
one; Falmouth. Scarborough one; westbrook one
stsnd 81, one Gorhsm Windhsrn, one New-Cou.
eesrer, enc Mno, Hsrrswe. one Poland. one !:
Gray, Raymond and Thompson Pond IpIsntstionI
Bridgro., Baldwin enc C.pe-EIszs birth one
Otis.isd add Harrison. Dsnvile and pownal one 70
srrd alternately, Dsnvliie first:
TIE County Of IfrsoE szH h1oe fTre.y Rss-eTerr-
ffSss. viz. The Bath, Bovdoin. ons Bow
dninhs n. LitChfeld Lisbon, wisczsset.
orc < gcomh Jefferson. marlborough. onr
Boothbsv, osie. Wsrrvp. Thorn aston one Camden
Wsldobrrorgh. ons Bristol. one Topshan. or.
white hra- l. visitor fer the Is2z ~
and 1870 snd ses. for 1919 and 1919 Ceoreefon
for lsz7. Sai, ard $40 and PhipSb.rg l2a3
md 1919 ool~ich for sx.. is3s IS-s. aud
FnersshiE ore tor 1893 ard s'5 Newcastle AID Alma,
oce 81, Georgs aud Cushing, one Urioa aud Putnsni
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
IY Maine Medical SOciefv.

Of an act passed by the legislature Of the state
~ OF Maine, AT their session in 1921, the fIlow-
Irg gentlemen were incorporated into a Medical
Society, for the state Of Maine, viz Nath'I Cof-
nm, Jonathan Page, Samuel Aver, Ammi X Mitch
ell, Daniel Rose, Beaj amin Vaughan, Ariel Mann,
Timothy Little, Luther Cary. Enoch s. Tappan,
seth Chandler. Samuel Currier. Joseph Gilman,
John Stockbridge, lothian Moulton, Samuel Small,
Joel II. Ellis John Brown. Daniel Cony, James
Bowen Samuel Emerson. Dudley Folsom, jacob
Tewksbury, Cad Hitchcock, John a. Hyde, Amos
Nourse, Cornelius Holland, James Parker, James
Bates, John Grover, Rufus Bnrnham JOSIAH Pes
colt, Benia. Prescott, Ambrose Howard, Isaac
Iiacoln- Peter hitney, james Cochran, Samnei
Weed Stephen Cummings ISsacbar Smell. Renia
Bradford, Oliver Griswoll. Moses Wing, Renia
Wilson, Gilman g. Burleigh, Sylvanns Curtis.
Edmund Buxton Inoch Lovejoy. Horstio & .
Balch, Benja. II. Mace, JreI Huntington. Benia.
Chandler. Thomas Brigham, Sylvanus Wstef-
man, Timothy w. Wadron Calvin Gcrham, Isaac
BERNARD, James Aver, jun. John Allen, Caleb
Emery, Eli>hsJ j. Ford, Benia. T Green, John
Barker, Peeg Benson. David n Raymond John
Merrill. John L. Blake, Philip 3. TheObad Jo-
slab Gilman, and BeRja ID. Bartlett.
The above gentlemen are notified, that the first
annual meeting Of the allow men TONED society will
take place at Dow's TAVERN, ia Brunswick, on
TUESDAY, the 4'h day Of September next, at II
O'Clock a. fer the choice Of officers, 20 re-
ceive and act upon The report of the committee
appointed to dTeft code OF laws FOR the govern
ment of said society. and 70 transact such other
business as may come before them general
and pnactual attendance is requested.
Fer Order.
BENJA. y. BARTLETT, Cor. Stc'ra.
PATH Aupust q.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
STOLEN.

E'RON the clearinghouse Of the subscriber
IL IN Cumberland Street, sm III painted Box,
consinng sbout 90 dollars in bills. dollars and
change. As the money belongs 70 he funds Of
benevolent society i is very desirable il should
be recovered.-The box was ahou' ten inches
square snd about three inches high, made Of
white maple, painted and vanished ard lined
with silvered paper, with brass lock. Who
ever will return the money or box. defect the
thief, or give information Of them ahsIl be
suitably rewarded. BENJA. RhDFORD.
For'lsnd, August IA.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Geo. W. Wallingford. Esq.
Thomas A. Johnson, Esq.

We extract 20 day from the HalloweI paper.
the charge delivered TO the grand jury al the late
session Of the Supreme Court in the county Of
Somerset, by Chief Justice Mellen, and published
ct their request. II derives interest from the
circumstance that this the first session Of the
Supreme Judicial Court IN that county aud
though the interest Of part Of Il is in some meas
ure local, il will he perused with pleasure and
profit by every reader, as II presents sound views
&c the nature and value q oar Institutions, and
he best method Of preserving them in their
health and vigour.
The citizens Of Hallowell have resolved
not 70 purchase any goods offered for sale at
public auction in that place. unless The same
sowned Icy citizen. The reasons assigned
lor Ibis step Ire that foreigners have been
2 the habit of bringing remnants of goods
.alo The place. and selling them, al low rates,
~ public sendue, thereby irjuring the regu-
lar trader.
Encouragement n Ped'ers-The Amherst
abinet says" We have inserted on the
'stP'ge an act licensing pedIers, hankers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Denmark Satin Shoes.
BYRON GRFENOUGH,

Corner Of Free and Middle Streets.
HAS just received few dor. Denmark Satin
IL SHOES.-.HSO. a complete assortment of
Ladies, Misses and C1ildren's, Kid and Morocco
SHOES, which will be sold, (as usually at very
low prices for 0CFCASRel
August IL 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Peucinian Society.

THE snnu.l meeting of he PsUcmtGn Society,
Of Bowdoin College, will BE- held in he Col
lege Caspe, on Tuesday-'he day preceding
Commencement, at O'Clock in he afternoon.
An Grafton will be delivered. at 4 o'clock.
by NEHRMIaH CLEVELAND A. NJ. and poem
by WILLIAM a. WALTER A b.
ALPHEUS 6. PACKARD, Cor. Sec'ry.
Bowdoin College, August IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

I'VE t. sbcribers beiag crly appointed hv the Hon
w X. Paris, I'D u Prob H. for rh- county Cum
brrlaa. AID examine Ihe csns and dcm1ntr
against rhe
WILLIAM LAWRENCE.
late of PowHa. deceased ps.ett solves hsrehv give
rotier that sis months q az % Augusr
instant. allowed rhr cr-at5rs t-irg III their lsiu
and tbir hbrs snt thst they i attend thsr
vicr the d-inghcas- Jeremiah Reed. n said ru-~-
nal. he first Monday OF September. ard the -
Aiond rs Of the hvc following moaghs from NO. ST
o'eIJek, aftrrnoon.
JOSIAH LOWELL, r,--+--..
fpNUSD PRATT, NS"r--"'1TP
Dated Powns, ,Aasas eth. is1is
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
liaRRIED,

IN Hebron. Thomas pavee, Esq. merchant, 10
ris, Roth Bsrrows, daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Bar
rows.
In Boston, George Dunmer Perley. Esq. OF
HalioweIl, 10 Miss Jane Touisa jackson.
daughter Of George jackson, Doctor Of Music.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of THE BowBoIN Coz
LEor bENsvoLKNr SOCIETY will be held at
Bowdoin College, on the day preceding Commence
meat, al IL past 10 o'clock, II. M.
An address will be delivered ty Rev. z. s.
TES BRoEeK. al 10 past 7 O'Clock, p. .n.-after
which conl rihuilon will be solicited TO aid the
efforts Of The Society.
WILLIAM CUTTER, Sser'y.
BO'ed. College, .4ug. 9. 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

s,,owmen. umhiers, rope-dancrrs, S,r. &c. '-c.
10 come into this Stale 10 practice their iinrp
Stion, upon the people ihereof-tor tutire
dollars y
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
NOTICE.

GENTLEMEN holding sbscriptioa papers for
" Mr.. GREENLEAF's Sketches Of The Ecclt sius.
teal History Of iiciue, ere requested 20 return
them Immediately to Mr.. Wm. Byde, bookseller,
Portland, or TO the author ct Wells, rs The Book
is about to be put 10 Press. Aug. Ia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Gu,c ne 1910

TIE members or The Clos, graduated ia 1919,
= viii mfet At Dowt's Hrpi, in T}runsN ic. IN
The evening proceeding COMMENCEMENT, al 81
clock.
JAMES 5TACKPOLE.
j. JOUNiIIE MEGQJLER. CoFarl.get.
ISRAEL NEWELL.
August, IL, 1877,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
9r FREEM.ANS EXTRACTS, &c

u FRkEW.4N'S EATR.4CIS, &c.
i. ,bonght proper "a Inform the subscribers for
this BOOK, that the printing of it has been
commenced and 20 request that gentlemen who
hold Subscription p ipers would be kind enough to
return them 10 this Office bv the first of September
next, that il may then be known, who will be en-
titled to the benefit Of the proposals. they res
pect the different prices Of the Book /; snd how
the remainder Of the edition, which is not large,
may be disposed II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

Beng speedy, certain cure for the Venerial
Disease IN all us stages.
I'HlS article isspProved by tie Medics u schools
OF France, and by the College Of Physicians
IN London. In the course OF tie extensive pub
he and private practice Of medical gentlemen, not
. single case has ever occurred where The cure
bss not been speedy and permanent.
IL the space OF five years no less than ten thou
sand persons are reported 10 have been cured by
these Lozenges in the city of Psris alone. with.
out the least painful or dangerou SYMPTOMS
whstever, neither the mouth nor the b. es,h are
the least Effected by the use of this mild. safe
and certain Redy. All the extra medicine sin
everyasge OF tins disease accompany the Lazer-
ges, with particular directions /; he price III the
whole is IS.
Letters addressed 10 the Proprietor ] p.
WhItweli, sgent 70 he Boston Inf mary IL b.
ton, post p'id, enclosing the sm0uni, and dis
c5ibins symptoms, viii meet inme d,ale a.,er-
ion.
~ r. Instructions preparatory 70 the use snd
betJre the arrival CT the medicine (Which will
be to- w-Td-d by nail or psckef) will &c imrnt=
dIsteIy gwen, he whole bushes 30 " re ronduc-
led WITHOUT the knowledge Of second person,
Aug. u.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

II ME members OF The ATHEN EAN SOCIETY
IL iH Bpwdoin College, are reminded that their
annual Meeting will be held in the College Chap
ell, on Tuesday preceding commencement, ct one o.
clock, p. NJ.
Al two O'Clock, an Grafton and Poem will be
delivered 10 the Meeting House.
punotuat general attendance Of the mem
beEs is verv DIES rable
brunswick, Aug. 10, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
DYE-STUFFS. PAINTS, &c.

THE subscribe inf,rms his friends and the
a public. that he has for sale st his Store in
Fors-Strea Head Of long WhGrG
Logwood, Fustic, Alum, Oil of VtroI,
Csmwnod Nicsrsgus, Indigo, NutPslls Press
Redwood. Blue Vitrol, ! Pspers. CIothier's
NJ adder, Copperss, ticks. Tesels, &c. &c.
Dry and ground white lion,
Lead, $Spsnish Brown, Spirits
Red Lead. Linseed of Turpen'Ire,
Oil, Spruce Yellow, Rose Pink, Gum Copsl,
enitiAn Rcd, Verdi CopsI Vsrnsh, Cromc
grise, Yellow, Litha &c,
Or.rge Red. Vermil- Paint Bushes, &c. &c.
Together with compe'e assortment Of
Drugs s. Medicines;
all re which will be sold on The most reasonable
terms. JOHN COE.
Aug H. (6vl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

IND COPPERPLAT'F PRINTING.
THE subscriber, gra elu for past favors presents
his unfeigned acknowledgements for the kind
patronage be has received throughout the S ate,
since his residence in Portland. re would inform
those who have not had occasion for his serv-
ces that he engraves Diplomas, Maps. Charts,
NIgnettS, Notes Of hand B. Ills Of Exchange. Checks,
Mctcantie, Visiting and Address Cards, Rewards
of Merit, &c. on Copper: Masouic Notarisl Let.
ter or any other Seals on Gold, Silver OF Brass !;
in scriptions on Medals Gold and Silver, Plate,
Door Plates, &c.
n. B. Az orders by NAL Faithfully erecm-
ed zvith dispatch.
DANFORTH NEWCOMB.
Portland, Aug. IL. IT,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
Class Of 1918.

THE Members of the Class graduated in 1913,
= are requested 20 meet at DowF's Hotel, in
Brunswick, 90 the evening preceding Commence
meat, at seven O'Clock.
j.. T. BRIDGE ,
JOSIAH PIERCE. : Cor4rf,ee.
p. FES5ENDFN.
August 81 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14
AUCTION SALES.

TO-.HOhROW. Aug. ., al ne LING Room.
Frcaangs Street, Portland, 81 o'e'ort,
II packages HARD WARE, VIZ.
| cask, containing Turn Screws, Cui Biads,
RAzors Prospect and Pad Locks Taring Chlsels.
toy Watches, Inkstands. Bellows. steel tongue
Squares, window Springs, BARRIERS Hones, kells.
bass Diyilers, butt Hinges steel sonffcrs. hrsss
Cock. shocmaker's Knives, Rasps and Hammers.
cast steel square Files, and wood Screws
case, containing pen, pocket and Jack
Knives, steel Scissors. table Knives and Forks
coat, vest and su~perder Buttons brass BED Caps.
Fscutchaons, commode Knobs, cloak Pins. fA,OG
White Chspel Needles. from No. TO f..
cssk, containing plain Chest Locks. ?
wheeled DO. PadIocks. double do, dotted Awi
Blades, Beads, assorted colours. polished steel To-
hscno Boxes, polishing Powders, Bed Screws, ana
Curry Combs.
cssk, containing Japanned Snuff aud To
bacco Boxes, Graters, & Britannia metal leaPots.
care, cont'ng patent and common C1dee Mills
4 "" london Black Lead Pots, iron,
~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

Several conventions have been held IN the
county Of Penobscot, TO nominate candidates for
office. In one Of them Judge Paris bad 80 votes
and Gen. Wingate 4; for Governor, 10 another
Judge Paris had IS and Gen. Wingate 10. In
both the Hon. Mr.. Williamson was nominated
for representative 10 congress. As far we
.an judge by distant observation, the Wingato-
mans are led of by Judge Kinsley and the Paris
ites by Mr.. williamson: The two leaders are the
opposing candidates for congress.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-08-14

The last Kennebunk Gazette has furnished Us
with a new list Of candidates for Senators in
York county, styled the Peoples noplinatsor, and
composed 81 the following gentlemen -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-13
AN ADDRESS

Del;oered at the request Of committee
ofthe Citizens Of Washington; on the
occasion Of reading the Declaration
ofh,depeadenee, on the Fourth Of July,
1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-13
FRIDAY. JULY IS, 1921.

At meeting of the ALEXANDRIA In
DEPENDENT BLUES, held at the Town
Hall, on Wednesday, lrh instant, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers:
Captain,
l. P. THOMPSON, ESQ.
First Lieutenant,
GEORGE BRENT, ESQ.
Ensign,
SAM'L. MCLEAN, ESQ.
E. C. FLETCHER,
Secretary pro tenn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

scIe,' 10 Tie Ame.ican dag 4 schooner,
called the Rampant. OF Baltimore, had
permission TO go IN and take in her car.
go; she had scarcely got well i'm their
power. than all guns from The ships and
batteries opened on her. The Captain,
nndihS they were Determined To sink
his vessel. took Lis crew in The boat and
went on bAard he Macedoaian, the shat
flying round him IN all directions; and
shortly alter lac ls!i The schooner. she
snnk to Tie waters edge. but being light
she sunk no further. This happened IN
open day. and III sight u: all OF us; so |
think We shall soon hear of war with
| brother Jonathan. We all here think The
royal cause Is desperate. San Martin il
| iu the ueiab0rhood OF Lima, with fine
army and the people here are all pa,riots
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Stances, II IS ny tHG.S 10 anuounee 10
you that We are al war /; but tor your in
iernal security, you are To give full force
aud efficacy 10 The 292j article OF the
Spanish constitution that the govern.
ment will punish with all tho severity of
law, whoever shall directly or INDIRECTLY
disturb 'hr public tranquility zane, that
the present campaign will he "a active
AMI vig"r"us, as these of The wear 1914
AMI 1872
Head Q,arteys al Caracas, a3d of Narch
1921.
MIGUEL DE la TORRE.
I'm The fOrmer The sdrdgc Bores mas kiHed at
Muutn : and Mitf utter urar the monster DO.
rsuo 'eteirfd iunreH Semen, rhieh neariy closed
has career
We have received a curious and impor.
TAM paper, uI,icl, is an address of the
taeitt' Of Porto CobeHo. to the Spanish
e"r'rs, ut b III October, complaining
OF The Conduct OF the military and civil
authorities. on the Ilih al September
1921: III winch II was resolved That in
ortrr 10 he enabled 10 carry on The war
avery raie from IL to 80 wears of aye.
should be called forth without disiinc-
ton, n ill the ranks of The army; but
HAT an exemptions was auihnrise ell upon
the payment of 1900 dollars foreach case.
MS papsr may possibly serve an kew
10 the armislice %! N.vem Der give shall
soon have occasion to say more Oh these
soolece' lAmora.
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WILLIAM 4 MARY COII-F1IF

'HE Annual Examination Of the ptudsnt, in ,bi.
Institution viii commence Tuesday tbs 2,tb dsv
o. yune Parents aud guardians aud all tbose Who NAV
e., GU interest ~ TOE university, and who can make Il
convenient are requested to attend.
r.. t,,.,,.-.,. J. AUG. SMITH, PresY
me VISITORS aud Governors Of the College will nsa,s
70 og,eIye That The 9TH Of July Is the day Ter the meet
ing OF zoe ConVocsiion "A affairs Of great
20 us college VIII be submitted 10 their consideralion
A." dso pa"e'gal atienoance Is earnestly solicited.
"P'" Ef''''"oH BURWELL BAssgrT, Rector.