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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

ST. AUGUSTINE, JULY IA. fGsoRcE G,sBs
Esq. has been appointed Collector pro fem
Of this port, by Col. Butler.
The Y. s. sch. Revenge, Capt Hamersly,
has sailed for Charleston, with Col. GApspEN.
Col. FoRBEs. Marshal Of the U. 5. arrived
here in the Revenge. No other civil officer
has arrived.
Col. Butler will sail this dsy in The u. S.
sch. Tartar, for Pensacola. In bis absence
Capt. Bell will administer the government.
The transport ship Meteor, capt. Glover,
will sail this day with the Spanish garrison
for Havana, under convoy Of the U. S. scbr
Porpoise. The other vessels chartered 10
carry the Spanish troops 10 Havana, were,
schrs. AdaliDe, Israel; EIizabslh Buchanan,
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From fts Ayrg,yrket y

From the Nantucket Irgpiyey
CHOLERA DfORBUS.-At this season az the vr1r ,vhep
50 many valuable lives either or put In ecparv IN
the influence q this terrific disease knowledge I'll
PIE remedy which has known to fan IL
pete success 10 any stage of the disease cannot with Justice
be withheld from the public. '
lake half grown chicken strip him Of feathers and
entrais as qulek ossble after killing him. and while he
Is yet warm put him ino gallon Of boiling iter add
LITTLE SALT and continue the boiling half hour take Of
me liquor and give 70 the patient half tumber full and
pear n As otten As ne bear alm immediate effect
VIII o. produced This has been known produce : com
pete cure after the patient had become much
that articulation had ceased.
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Keep NOurselpes cool.

" If statesmen, including ministers, popular
leaders, ambassadors, &C would publish, before
they 60 in the triumph Of virtue to the last
audit" or leave to be published after they are
gone, each frank exposition Of mottres, cabaIs,
and mdnRcures, il would give dignity To that
blind alteration Of power and rank, il which
mankind have always suPerstitiously lived, by
supplying Just reasons for that alteration
1t would also give new aspect To history !:
and perhaps might tend to happy exorcism Of
that evil spirit which has never allowed nations
TO remain at peace" FOSTER.
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pire. The victims are SAID 10 amount 10 al
least 10000 persons.
II j. stated, under tie head Of Genoa. that a
Greek fee, N 72 sail, had passed The Dardsn
elles, destined for the sea Of Msrmors. ID
had lost seven vessels sunk ia the passage by
tie Turkish batteries.
Spain.-M Madrid papers 10 the 9th inst. have
arrived. The counter revolutionary conspir
ators, tie curate Zsladuelde and tie advocate
LsZariags, were executed on tie Alb INST. al
Vlttoria, pursuant 10 their sentence. On the 9th
inst. detachment Of the Enpecinado's troops
Tell 10 with party Of Merno's followers, con-
sisting Of 2 calvary, and dispersed them with
the loss Of | 5 killed, ) wounded, and made
prisoners, and 20 horses killed or taken. The
war carried on between Merino aud the En-
pecInado IS terrible, each party putting all
prisoners TO death. In discussion however,
N the Cories, on a proposition for declaring
the disturbed districts IN a state Of blockade,
the minister al war assured them that Merlno
must soon fall into the hands Of his opponent,
who bad 5000 men under his command. A
vessel arrived at Cadiz from Lsyguars, with
accounts Of the actual renewal Of hOstilitics
between Bolivar and the Royaists. The cor
ties had passed a law authorisng the govern
meat to equip five sail Of The line four irIgates,
Two brigs, and four galliots, their crews to
consist OF $500 men. Several financial pro-
jects, continued 10 occupy the attention Of the
cortes. The king had SANCTIONED their decree
relative 10 the payment Of the arrears Of the
interest Of The debt TO Holland. A copy OF
the decree Of the court Of justice at Valencia,
10 The case al General Eio, 10 given in these
papers. He is found guilty Of havsDg coop
Grated in The proceedings which led toihe de-
struction of'he constitutional system in 1914,
and Is sentenced TO be degraded and stangIed.
This sentence was pronounced on The 28th
ult.
His Siciian majesty had ordered The Span
Ish squadron, which was in the Bay of Naples,
70 depart without delay and, further, pro-
hibited it from anchoring in any Of the ports
OF his kingdom.
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From late English pcptrs.

FROM Idte bhgItsb pGptTS.
bO"-street Office Benjamin Haswell, poor
one eyed funny old man, in white flannel jack
ct, was brought before the Magistrate. at Bow
street, on Thursday evening last, BY constable Of
Saint Clement Danes, charged with begging in
the streets Of that parish. The following is the
substance Of his examination --Magistrate--
: What are you ?" Old man" Me, Sir I'm a
translator, regularly bred and born ever since I
lost my right eye, when lad" Magistrate, "a
translator What a translator of languages ~
Old man" No Sir leather. That is translates
Old shoes into as good as new ones" Magistrate
=" Oh then you are what Is usually called a
Cobbler ~ Old man. I" Yes, your Worship, by
low people; and those as has had DO Medication,
wutgdr folks and all them ere." Magistrate-
Caughng) Well, but cobbling and tranSldting,
as you call it, is never failing trade how came
You then to be begging in the streets old man
-" Why your Worship, trGnslasins is good for
nothing since new shoes am come to be so des-
perate cheap. Suppose your Worship's shoes
wanted mending, they'd cost you a matter Of is.
3D. to have 'em we'll scaled and heapd and welt
ed. and they'd be but old shoes after all, and by
putting another shilling or so to the money, you
might buy capital pair Of new ones !; and so
your Worship, my trade wa. knocked up, and
was translated from cobbling, as your Wor-
ship calls it, to begging" Magistrate Then
why don't you take to making new shoes ?" Old
man" Because, your Worship, have but one
eye and that isn't very good one" Magis-
trate--" In that case. suppose, the best thing
can do for you, will be q translate you to pris-
on, and from thence to your parish ~ Old man
I" Thank your Worship kindly It's the very ia
your ! was going TO az you. Pm sure | shan't
lose much by that translation, for with all my
begging, I've got but one poor penny to day."
lie was accordingly ordered to be regularly
passed TO his parish at Bermonsey.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

When the documents furnished from which this ia
bic formed, "a the Colleges supposed in
between and pIous students who professors
OF Ell gIon and reckoned IN The table.
The rn IShed charity students varies
from 20 dollars 10 each. The 4varage allowance is Der.
haps than one half many cases less than one
OF Their necessary expenses.
charity students in the above Colleges 26 or
about whole number, demonstrates Amer.
Education Society Those by this Society in
remote Colleges, from which documents have
received Of NOT included ;aor those ho
are ?. ePSring for college,
In I1Is ClgFe, IL brueciares aided By Connection
Education society, and by Ladies' Society in Boston
In Hamilton College benrtcIaries aided by Western
with Western Education Society Four by Pres.
byterisn Education Society OF New-York.
In DIrtrE0zt College, benehcIaries aided Union
Academy, By Mddrbuy Education Society," by d
ual ChuT Ghes.
n Hlrvqrd college Of the professors religion are
assisted BY college char titles, and OF the also by Amer
lean Education Society.
Bo4ydo college, aided BY Maine Branch Of Amer
lean Education society. ohers nave tuition remit
ted. TIE regulations college allow this pryi-
lege, 10 be extended 10 half the Students
In Williams CFs assisted BY Hampshire Education
Society, by females Lenox, and by individual
Wismstown, and BY an individual in StockDridse.
In Union college. the 81 all the LIST OF those VITO
ceived aid from the College Charity Fund Their aid
about annually each American Society btnetcia-
receive about Doc Several others assisted by p
charities Of ndh duas, ana by religious charitable
cetie OF rhe also assisted Presby
Cent Societies, ASSOCIATIONS OF Youth and OF Fmas and
the Dutch Synod.
HTfddIebury College, aided by North West Branch
of ths American Education Society by Episcopal Educa-
tion Society OF Mary and Virginia One by Hampshire
Eiucation Society Some small by Mdd ebury
| Cottage Chart able Society.
In North Carolina University, there is charity student
and provision persons CT this description.
after,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

The excitement in the lower counties on the
approaching election is hardly perceptible, and
the papers there scarcely notice the subject :
whether this arise from Indifference or from con
fdence we are unable TO say, the " Hancock
Gazette" attributes it to the latter cause. but
we ire rather of opinion that there il not sufi-
Gent motive offered in the superior merit Of eth
er of the opposing candidates, to produce yio-
lent zeal one side or the other
The great irritation in this quarter Of the State
is founded in personal feeling, which avoids the
subject of controversy, to follow the scent of pri
vate reputation. The belligerent papers have
acquired vast interest since the commencement
Of the electioneering Campaign, and their con.
tents are swallowed whole, racy and high sea
soned as they are, before they are dry from the
press
This developement of character bv the same
family, VIII throw much light on cur political
history, and gives IL a clue to much state lug
Cling. We are introduced behind the scenes,
and see, all stage trick of, the manner IN which
ghosts are conJured up, and lightning PLAYED Of.
and behold the very hands THAT have pulled the
wires, by which old Punch has amused Us with
his antcks. Here we have caught sight Al
the murdered Dane, and Banquos ghost. kick.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

u tie suburbs OF the elLy--as are connected EilA
our livery stable-as float upon cur streams Id
parties Of plessure-as infest tho streets Of III
fame-and as have recently met our eve i'll our
daily newspapers. Such denominations have
no doubt might have received encouragement il
Sodrm but alas that they should find adgo-
Gates IN the city or New-YoTk."
One Thomas Richardson was murdered the
14Ih inst. near Richmond. va. BY one Allen
King. They had disputed at cards, quarrel
led, fought, and were separated when King
drew pistol and shot Richardson through the
head, which killed him On The spot. King fed
but was soon apPrebended, and committed fur
trial. They were both considered AZ respec-
table persons.-R Richardson las left wife and
several children and King had been married
only a few days.
Post Office ReUcnue It's stated il The No
tlonal Inteliigeacer, that the Post Office reve-
nue. for the passing year, will fall nearly 800,
600 short OF the expenses. This i attribute
partly 70 the dimInution Of correspondence.
and partly to The formation Of new post roads.
The remedy proposed Is retrenchment, for
which il Is said there IS much room.
BondpGrte's Illness Confirmed
Mann, OF the ship Amanda. arrived at Charles
ton 90 The 18th, from Liverpool, spoke on the
9Th Of June. IN lat. SO, 80, Ion. 80, Is, the
British ship Bristol, AZ days from ST. Helena
Tor London, and was informed, that BONA
PARIE was 50 seriously i'll, that il was noi
expected he would recover. This, we believe.
: the latest news we have heard from ST.
Helena, as the former adyices from that place
direct TO this country, were down 10 abouI
the Goth Of April.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

LOHDONy June Il.
An attempt has been made to estimate the
number Of the Greeks who have been massac-
red by The Turks throughout the Ottoman EN-.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

We have heard frequent complaints of rob
berries committed among the West India Islands
IN American vessels. The following extractA
letters from the Masters Of two vessels beloE
ing to this port, TO their owners, brings the sub
iect more particularly 70 our notice. These depre-
dati0ns W injurious TO our trade proceeding from
miserable picaroons, ought not 70 be tOerated,tLe
Inconvenience Il a serious one and particularly
felt on the eastern coast those who carry
commerce in these seas, are least able to with
stand the increased danger Of piracy, especially
az time where this trade j. pursued even Ak its
least risk, with small profit
The English have armed vessels cruising
there to protect their commerce our govern
ment ought to send an additional force which
may be sufficient to render american commerce
safe in those ATTITUDES, in any other part nj
the Atlantic.
Extract Of letter from the master Of the
Schooner Mary-Ann, Of this port, to his owners
| dated Havana, July ID" was boarded vi
| this port By pirate who robbed me Of gold
watch, spy glass-all my clothing and suudrie's
| Of my own, 10 the amount Of : 800 or more-and
rObed the crew Of several things-took all our
stores, most Of our bread-and our riging-and
many small articles.
Extract ola letter from Capt Prince, of the
brig Maine, to bis owner in this place, dated
| Newyork, July %.
" The day left HAVANA, within 10 miles OF
the Moro, was robbed Of almost every move
| able article on board, including about 48O il
cash. The pirates were in open boat, con
sisting Of 10 men armed with muskets-"
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ing I'd their heels after having struttcd arc
fretted on tie stage, in all the horror Of mimic
death.
This insight into the machinerv-this unvcil-
ing Of the mystery Of the political drama, may be
seryiceabc 10 rs hereafter, and Il viii certainly
put ID end 10 the wonder with which we have
been accustomed AZ times, 10 view tho sudden
and striking evolutions, which political managers
have presented lis. But IN the farce which \
now performing, the federal party l. happily
spectator, and though finds but little 70 applaud
il yet has abundance Of amusement, IN the
strange contortions and uncouth grimaces of the
principal characters. The cry is, lay on
McDuff"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

Cook Florida, Johnson Alexander, kog-
.ers, and La Conception and sloops Rapid,
Perry and Endeavor, Finch.
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In the House OF Commons, Sir isaac Coffin.
with true Yankee sPunk, was in favor Of de-
claring war against every power which con.
tinued the Slave Trade-Bost. Cent.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

Violation, Of the Sabbath have become 20 open
and fragrant in the city Of New-York, that a meet
ing OF the citizens i called to devise measures to
check the enormous evil. In enumerating in
stances the committee say" We allude TO such
amentsble Infringement. as are authorised 10 our
markets-as are tolerated in not a few of our
groceries and fruit shops-as force the nselyes up
on our view in our pleasure gardens-ss allure
eur youth In the houses ofpublic entertainment,
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TEIJR GAZETTE 3
PORTLAND; TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1921

} we learn with pleasure, that the ideas thrown
OUT In our last paper, respecting the course
most eXpedlent to be pursued bv fpderahsts in
the election Of Governor, have met the aDpro-
baton OF gentlemen of that party. in different
sections Of the State. Since that time the call
has been loud, in this county, for Federal Con
yenton, TO collect the opinion of the party. in
the present interesting situation of our State.
We have therefore published a notice TO-DAY. 70
which we particularly call the attention Of fed
erallsts, appointing time and place of meeting,
at the request of a large number Of our politi-
cal family. 1t is on this account, that we for
bear urging the subject which we limited at in
our last, touching the approaching election of
Chief Magistrate, and the policy which the pres
ent unusual state Of party feeling may render
proper to be adopted.
On the subject of Senators, we have little
nearer interest, IN that there is probability
OF success-a confidence that our exertions NAV
not be vain. However difficult it might be to
produce a concert of the federalists in favor ~
either Of the candidates for Governor, and how
ever the views of federaDts may differ on the
persons named for that station, we confidently
trust, that should federal Senators be nominated
in this county, every federalist IN It, would re-
turn from worshpping strange gods, TO the tenn
pie where he and his fathers were wont to ,vor-
ship.
OF late years, so many mixed questions ID pol
tics have been agitated, that men have harar-
ly been able to pursue direct course. Since
the subject of separation was preached in 1916,
the measures adopted in this State have been
composed of heterogeneous materials We have
heard OF compromise, Cancellation, amalgama-
ton and equalization, but which all meant with
the majority, help as, and the ID take the
hindmOst.
The influence Of these dstracting forces, has
produced an excentricity Of motion, which is al
ways the result of deviation from the centre Of
sound principes-the necessary consequence Of
temporising policy. But we apprehend, that
the federaGst5 have not wandered 50 far, as to Be
out Of the sphere Of attraction that they still
retain a common feeling on political subjects,
and that on some points they are capable Of un-
ion. If this be true, we think, that ground Of
union will be a Senatorial nomination 4 nomi-
nation not of violent party men, but Of old, long
tried and honest federalists, who have the conf
dence not only Of their own political friends,
but of all men Of all parties men whom we
would willingly trust with the administration Of
our private property or the public funds owhom
we would conhde the responsible duty Of ma
king or dispensing the laws, BY which our lives.
property and liberties are protected.
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AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY

TABULAR VIEW OF THE COLLEGES.
TAkEN FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

The Rev. Dr.. Spring, of New-York. is sp-
pointed President OF Dartmouth College, and il
is said will accept the appointment,
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vi 1he uiSut uleDlOneu, accordingly, one VI
The police magistrates, with levy OF officers,
went az a late nour 10 a house distance up
Broadway, near Loye-lane, and seized lndIs-
crminateiy on ibe company assembled, and
commllted them 10 the " atch house. The
next morning The great body OF them were dis
charged, and only such put under recogni
Zance as from their known and habilusl pro-
HIgacy i was judged necessary 10 proceed
with in that manner. One married man was
among The number held under rscognizdnce ;
anu one married woman personally known II
The magistrate, fed through the window when
be entered the house. The place Of The seiz
ure was house 10 which they had resorted at
Ter being ronted from divers ether places by
the POLICE and was calculated and designed,
not more for those already depraved, than for
ihe internal purpose ol ruIn 10 individuals OF
Tie sex yet ,lrtuous. II was furnished with
taste and elegance, Iesounded with music, and
was supplied with whatever luxuries are found
or expected al a ashiOnable Assembly. Huh
er young women and D! yiruous manners and
education were eRticeG under the ordinary
form 81 an invitation 10, bail, aud when there
every art practi-ed 10 destroy them.
No means ale 10 be spared against such
hot bed OF eepravity and the police have
resolved 70 publish names, in addition 70 taking
up and binding over if that measure must be
Necessary. For some time ii has been no
tlon which prevails no more, that as every
thing could not be done, huls sboald be at
tempted, and the species Of deprayIty in view
spread rapidly over the city. Riots, and
nothing short # some such outrages, present
ed sufficient excitement 10 awaken the inter-
ference OF the conservative authority of the
police ID. ADJ.
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The Bikimore Federal Republican has CON-
mcnced the publication ofs long iist OF debts,
due the United States. from various persons
engaged 10 he pubNS service. The gross 8
mount . nearly IS mIlIIons but il is probable
that much OF tins sum can DC satisfactorily &C
counted for and that another coaside rAole part
of it will be recosered ~ suits now pending in
the U. :. Courts While puDishing the rec
ords, th- editor 10 asked, "ou; OF wnst appro-
Prlstlon The cost Of l.dy's court dress, charged
IN Moaroes accounts AZ Minister 10 London,
was allowed han r. The editor replies 1--WE
cannot aus wer with certainty, but have been
tolc II was charged TO the account Ut Stationary"
A house belonging TO Mr.. Reuben Grinelle,
ofCastne, was destroyed BY fire The 18Th inst.
Nearly forty buildings were lately destroy
ed by fire in Barbados.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
District OF Columbia.
Alexandra county, set,
May Term, 1921, 2lst day. !
~ CHANCERY,
Nv CHsf1NCCnJ,
William True-Compidindnt,

William T'rue-Comp'ainant,
Against
Robert Patton, jun. William Morrison and
William Acknowledgements
TYhE defendant Robert Patton, jun. not
Il having entered his appearance & given
security according 10 the statute & rules OF this
court. and 1t appearing to The satisfaction Of
the court. upon affidavit filed, that the said
defendant Robert Patton Junior. is not an
inhabitant OF this district; on motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
tina: the SAID defendant Robert Patton. IN.
do appear here on the first day OF November
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security--tor performing the
d, crees of the Court; and that the other
defendants William Morrison and William
Wilson. do not pay away, convey or secret
the debts by them, owing to, OF the estate
or effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Robert Patton Jun.
uuil the further order or decree OF the
court; and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in one of The public newspa
pers Published in this county, Tor tao months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse
OF said county,
"a copy Teste, E. NJ. | LEE. &C.
iune &C. 1921
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-01
district of Columbia,
Alexandra county set:

Alexandra county set:
May Term 1921, 2Est day.
IN CL4NCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, Joint
Merchants trading under the firm and
style of John and James fiampton-Com
plalnaats.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian HampSon the two last trading I'M
der th. firm of Bryan Hampson and Son,
and Thomas HuHton and William HunIon
defendants.
yIVHE defendant, John Love, not having
l. entered his appearance and given 81.
curty according TO The statute and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction Of The court, upon affidavit filed, that
the said Defendant John Love, is not an in
habitant of this District, on motion OF the
complainants by their counsel, 1t is ordered
that the said defendant John Love, DO APP
pear here on the first day of November Term
next, and enter his appearance to the suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
OF the court-and that the other defendants,
Bryan Hampson and Joseph Hatton Hamp-
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, Hamp
son and son, and Thomas Hunton and vii
liam Hunton, do not pay away, convey or
secrete the debts by them owing to, OF tn
estate or effects in their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant John Love, until
the further order or decree OF this court; and
that copy ofths order be forthwith insert
ed in enc of the public newspapers pa6l lsh-
ed in this county for tao months successive
ly, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of The Courthouse OF said county.
"a copy Teste, EDM. |. LEE, C.. &.
iune OF 1901