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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-27
New Almanacs.
ALMANACS
For 1894,
Just published, and for sal by
october 80 JOHN STEWART
Orphans Court,

Alerandr,a county,
february Term. 1891.
RDERED, That the executor OF VII
iiam G.. Adams, deceased. do insert
the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 3
times week for threejweeks in the Alexs n
dria Gazette and Herald. A copy.
Tesle, A. MOORE.Reg.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE.
That the subscriber, of Alexandra coun
ty. in the district Of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county, let
tiers testamentary on the estate of "a iliam
G. Adams. late OF the CO. aforesaid, dec d.
All persons having claims against the said
decedent are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with the vouchers
thereof, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 18th day OF August next, OF
they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft to said estate and those indebted there
to ale required to make immediatepayment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Feb
ruary. 1921. HUMPHREY PEAkE,
feb - Executor of William G. Adams
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-27
Union and Marine Hotel,

situated on Union-street, near the Potomac.
II is admirably calculated for The accommo-
dation OF travellers from Maryland, aDG sea-
faring gentlemen. Ii has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past Ter terms
apply TO ANTHONY hHoDts.
January IS II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-27
To Rent,

And possesspn given between the
s43A present tune and March next. that
49, elegant and commodiOus three story
<SEs brick house. the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

WAsHiNGroN, Iprn FIVE have
becu favored With a copy of The H. lp~S
ing opinion. II is propcr thai il sliou Il
be published, Tor the in ormaiion of pt r..
sons whose uanics have bren drcpped
from The Pension List, on account OF The
amount III their properly, in CONFORMITY
With the at, Of the i>t May last-and
who are about To make application to be
reinsta'ed on The Pension List. The
timely puhication oft, il is hoped, vii
prevent much unnecessary trouble and
needless expense to The parties concerns
ed; tor II will be seen that The law officer
OF the govern ,ieni has decided tina, TIE
Secretary al War has no right tn reinstaic
pcnSioner stricken frOm the rolls under
The act of MAJ 1, 1920:
Office of the Attorney Genetal or the u. S.
F9biuary-I9. 1927.
SIR: Tie act ofMs Isl Wag, 1920. ia
addition 10 me Pension iav Of he 1914
1idrch 1918. mahesu tie duty Of tie Aecrefa-
'y IF War TO strife from Tie Hst of pension-
e's ne n",ne n erery person uho, according,
10 me erictence Of tie schedule required D.,
lie act. ought not 10 remaia on ii 1 an.
asked t0hetAer he has arg powsr to restore.
on subsequent amd different eridlemce, tie name
~ any pe,s0" who n.ay haze been STRICKEN off
on Me eo'aencc Of schedule to whicA L an.
s~er, mat ne mas mol because ,hs la,e, Which
IS tie only warrant IF authority TO him. oives
man no such power. IA be desirable that
he should possess it, Congress must confer IL.
OF ne cannot. u'th any propriety. assume ats
erei siSe.
hare Tie honor to remain. SIR. rerv res.
pecyaly, your obedient seroam,
WILLIAM WRIT.
lion. J. e. CALHOUN,
Secretary of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24
vIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

DELEGATES To THE NEXT LEGIsLATuRE
T0uB Of PeterSbRTg-Alden q SpooH.t me
j. r. May le1
Ch0rfes CHV-Jobn ArinisteAd, wyatt Wak~r.-fChri,.
tophrr 5. Roade was one vote behind 3T vs..
The election is SAID TO he contested
h'ng QueeH-Edwin Upshaw, Thomas G. Sui,h.
bsSer-DT Austin Bf"cksnbrOugb Laurence Muses-
mo poll received
Prime George -Nathanie Culley. p. p. Rivsss
BHcktHehVD- Limu@gs Brline,' William PaiteTsOn.s
Mafhews Thomas iiUdgius. 81. S.Spsrk,
CdmpbfU-WiilIam NJ. Rives.' william Cldrk.s
FrankhH William Galway, Eli FergusJn.s
CHtpepcr -JOhn S Barbour, - Wafd.S
6ofetoayt-C Col Thomas ". Burwsl S3, Capt Snidef'
339, CAPT walker sos.
Ohio William Chapliue 2l0' James sb1nnou al
Adam Fairs 1879, WIN. irwin 1873, William
Mckinley 1J2.
amherst David 8. Garland 262, James billiards fGJ
y. \. Crawford lI1, VIM. waller Ij2 -(No
opposition to Nf. Nelson for Congress, or Mr.
Csbell for State Sruate
mot Of the last Legislature.
CONGRESS.
BOtffonrf-DT. ri ,yd bad 500 VOies-nn opposition
Mf George TutkePs majority MIR Roane in
Plsylvania, sid.Tably more than JO0.-Air roes
TO Halifax the last county, with Relrl quo majority
tLynchbHrg Press.
SIR. r. S. Moore had msjoriiy IN culpeper over
Mf Mark A. Chiffon Of t46.Mr NJ. is mos probably
To-etcied
Bedford district Colonel Galloway goes TO Bedford
the last county, 1a6 ahead ~ Col Lehwich
BHckiHChO0l-hr. John Randolph 900 MT. Austin
formerly member, $50. (Hf A. was not on the bench
NJ. X. Is Te'elected ~ The disuictj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

Died, in Buckingham, on the fno,p,ng nfIhc I4th
iust. IN IN 24tb year 81 her ace, Mira. SUSAN III
PhfNE, oon:ctt 81 GEORGE Payne, ESQ. after an
Hines: Of many weeks, which abe sustained witt un
Welding oftude.-IO this e,sat 50 afncting 10 her
husband and child her Teiaun, and friends she looked
as the communication ofbopss founded the promises
Of a Sa sioHt. She not disappointed Tor IN the
bour ofdssilgton she wa enabled 10 rejoice IN az.
surauoes that there iu reserve for her" budins
81 God. an house not made vita bands eternal IN the
Heavens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

Wisdom OF the t1osi ancient, and among
'he most wealthy. popuious and patriotic
states IN the Union aud firmly seated
In The affections of every real Yirgiuian ?
Mr.. Speaker, am no gambler, not
friendly TO banks, lotteries or siock-job-
bing -. but, sir, | wish 10 adventure
largely IN this fund, 10 hold deep stake
IN this bank. this lottery il you %. ise.-
ihrre are ho blanks-every ticket comes
out a prize, ese!y dividend "a pearl of
great p'ict :; aud lac must speculate To
great advantage Who should sell ali he
'i"d aad purchase il. Nor need va fur
ia r. examples and prcc,drn,s on Ibis
SUBJECT 10 excite our hopes aud stimulate
ou' sxeriions u carry inio effect the pro-
vsoBs OF 'his bill. Than are To be found
IN The his DRY OF that country from WHICH
We ORA" our best examples III ethics and
pohccs. What. N1r Speaker, has given
Gr'at Britain, Tor centuries past, so much
HE starr al all III. world What, in fact,
has enabled her in Our own day, 20 ex.
lend her Influence, and push her con.
guess To almost every quarter OF the
g'"br and sometimes all but single
handed NEE, the world in arms ? What,
~, That constellation of great men, her
Haies, Cecil, Marlbnroughs, Chaiiams,
Mansfi lbs. LandaRs. Bmkes, Pitts, Fox
es' Nelson's and Wellinftpss that mass of
genius and learning which filled every
station, and ornamented every depart
m mt IN church aud s'aie-in The army
anh navy. And where were those great
men raised Their minds formed aud
moulded for their respective stations p
Doubtless in Cambridge, Oxterd. Trini,y
college, the Universities of Glasgow.
Edinburgh. aud similar institutions in The
United Kingdoms.
Mr.: Speaker. have, By The indulgence
OF this House, (oiten thankfully expe-
Ilenctd) made the few observations bicb
! thought II my duty To submit On sub.
Ject OF great public iaieresi. They have
oeeh made IN great simplicity, aud If |
Know myself, IN sincerity oi heari-and
SHOULD this he The last act OF my political
life. hope 10 review il with pleasure =
and believe me, sir, Of in The exercise et
my reasOu) when about 10 enter upon
tina, state OF mnfried being which awaits us
all. AMI entertaining a rational hope THAI
my own peace had been made w,,b hray.
en-, my las+u my ferv-nr prayer 10 the
AlmiS ~. probably would be, =. O God.
of thy Infinite goodness TO HE human
family, and III tender compassion To inv
native state, shower down IN. choicest
blessings on III Rector, Visitors and
University of Virginia"
Afrer some animated remarks from Mr. Doddridge in
favor OF the bill ITO which regret our iuabiii,
to do justice among Others he sia,ed that Virginia
would probably receive thi, year from the s. about
30 900; and how could thar Jad be better EMPLOYED
than loanng II to the University the question va.
taken sn the BILL AMI lo.i. ayes IT, nue., 7s--on the
next day leave was obaiped to re-cousaer tue hill
ryder"a' added ioremoVe some OF the objections. made
to 1t and The bill iiualy passed both Houses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

THtggY NEGROES.
MEN, wOmer hoy3 ard girls wiu he offered f>f sal,
IVA on the Second Monday ~ Mar merit ~ Caroline
Courthouse. .4Ternls r4sh, Anrl g4..tds
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FOREIGN NEWS.

a. Naples. ON the most abom,nabI. yrn,,,,6 ~,
wh'eb might ever waccf uarupon right The Austrian
DECLARATIONS Is fraueht with tie n. snph.ticsl u,ins
ple5 which distngui.h The circular al Irovpau. ~
next c"nns nom The theatre OF prove highly
interesting Who kncws hut that ii the Auslrrans Al
sish".B foied IN The next fenconut there may be n
reaction in their Italian pos,es.ins and oos,tLly
m"erman? i'se'f-thus the ar may take wider swe,c
o. III We "a place, thai sone ciIcGnstaRce may
m involve Spain and Great Britain ia the COTS
during tae wa with Naples /; after she is over.
wheh"ed, The Allies may bend their forces AZ linz
SPAN There is NOT heart this globr that bas in
tue cause OF freedom, but ihr-b giih
against ms nonsiIou' outrage ofthc Holy lilies
Mouth dnerice.-we publish some Of the y apers re-
ceab received touching the recommenceinent of
wAt WIN the Colombian Ite 'ubc We have hrr ar
ucies In Store OF beth sides (en Bolivar and
Gen de Ia iore) a-upt TO throw upon each oher Inc
rupture of the aTmiitce.
The accounts from Chill are 10 the stJ of I,p,,,v
me oespaiches punished from San Martin to the m
Dece"ner- p'itT dispatches from that general,
nr"h I" october ii'h he ha+ aetaed hi. Iautina Il
Pisco his pushing ON Col. AIemaIes by the Sierra win
1000 men, hiss own intsnti0n emfafk the resi- -. IN.
G'ps To land tn IN to the nOr;h of Lima md TO on N
a communication with Aieuales--lh, opiect nf Ia,
c"mnned % movement being ny the general insure
zion OF the Sierra invest Luna and fr"m S,,nins
force Pezada I" a capiiola,i,n OH the i3,h OCT he
calculated thar Lima would he In hi, DO RI I'm monIb.
He accordings did land Supe aud was prnsecn,ino
the war against Luna. ON The 81. December he wrtrs
thai Atenaes had so far succ-eded-bad dispersed an
ne enthls in IN ine province OF Juaja which was
thus IN the possession Of the troops OF ChiIi - rae
following paragraph from The iasi Baltimore american
presents the iates' inte'ii'-rCe:
FROU LINZ
Capt WeEick, OF the brig .saUagc. arrived ar this
Tort a. ~ dagS fr0I GaOgaquiL states that Qb0ak
the fsth o. NoDcnsber erpffition IRAN Gnayacnfk
against onto mas detea,ed uiM The lose OF 20 Dlrn
ON the 30 December last. the celebratcS reripl,Df
cdtedfhe Nnna,cia, 600 strong rent oUsr 10 susyok
Sa" Martin NTH aH their officers (dner haoimr
fought IL the r0yat cause for yea~s) besides 40
ofher 0mrerS Jhe tat dccc"ntS from he heat
quarters Of General san Uartia mention thaf en-,
OReiHg NTH 200 mon. on has mareh 10 attark C;es
1renates, tpas surprised by The inter. routed and
TAKEN prisoner, Nth the 'oaoie Of has Sfog and the
greater part OF his troops.
A6"nddnce Of Capitat-only 5 800 600 was to he
raised In Philadelphia for tls Canal stock under the
TAI Improvement law Of Penn'ygania-the oobs were
opened on the 10th INST and millions were
subscribed The subscriptions were to he scaled
" We understand Thar Gen. Andrew Moore has re.
signed the office OF Marshal Of the Eastern District Of
Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

10MMlrrtD to the jah u KING WUIilnl c-1o,y on
- ne Tth Of January lan, negro man wbi rslls
himself BARTLETT aud says he belongs 10 Tbotni.n
T'lisfetTo e the county Of Ca one We Is absnt az
wears otd feet six inches high aud DARK toD,p,xon
~. apparel, pair corduroy psiaorns Virginia cloI
Jacket and cotton sbftno yeIcsvabe marks OF ,ta,,
me owner is requested fcrUard and t,se hin,
lav GEORGP AgNtY Sae,g - /, .s :"
Mrcb 7, 1871 us.w,;,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

UN \" ~ '...Ne eDttV trnlnui,n 10 III "a ,
i.le OF wight r"'Hiy NEGRO NAN VIII CANS
m5ctf DICK stout made light compilation .car an
hts rghteye brow also above the left teinpIe ~ ,a
he WAS sold 10y kohert Criteuden Of Snrfy courfv 10
pr. Rogers OF Richmond Va. The owner 81 said .ays
- tqass,eo 10 prove pt0pry, rai reward all CON
uhRcnt chaigrs and iake him away. he will be sold
- sane. pursuant TO law
Anvil III lI3. ISHAM InRnaN cL..in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-24

N/iRGlNl o.. 10 rules hofGPn In me f4qyE's o1Tce
~ me superior court OF h0Hcerv Jov me Rfch.
mona d'"Ticf me 2!st day Of dPrN. 1s2I--
|dWTS - a"StOns. ..,.......,s...........Pia iutih
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
GAZETTE J. ,.ss
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIVALs.

ARRIVALS
THURSDAY, May 10-Ar sioops Milledgvlle
Knight, Boston-Liberty, Moody Newburyport-
Expire S. Blanchard, Baltimore-Ranzer, smith
New York-schrs. Essex, Giles Boston-Betsey
Osgood, Newburyport
Fr,day-sloops Votsry, Stockman. Boston
Traveller, Doyle, New York, four--sch Flower,
Clark, do. corn and rye.
Surday--schrs Trader, Liscomb. New York.
corn-seneca, Eaton, Alex andria, -four.
.donday-schrs Comet Scue; Olive, Prince,
four; sloops Leander, Morton; America, STAN
wood; Messenger, Po,. =; Maine, Lowell, all
from Boston. rs
Same dqy-.ohr N act., 80 day, from
e s,a s:,i is sa's s. at sss: 'A Ardent
- ehsanE w,a.s2 o e,s, e,
Andrews-Superior, Y, ~ lo.-.chrs. Dorcas
Inn, Fisher, St. John er, Lorinr. St. An.
drews-Fame, Yogi, Ns~gork- Susanna. York
Wi'mington--Decaflr, Cushing, Lubec-Bsisey
A'exander, Bath-sloops Madison, Crowell, New
Lark, Upton, St. John.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
brig IL days from Alexandria for Madeira
supposed to be the Sylvester Healy, of Thomas.
tom was spoken April 6, lat. Sc, Ion. AZ.
Sch Cash, from Bath, tor N. York, was .pok-
en- otn INST. OF Cape Cod.
Brig Mechanic, burlington, IL days from Port
land for Matanzas, was spoken 25th at. lat. 80
Ion ga, with loss Of part Of her deck load.
Brig Pacific, of Portland III days from st. Jago
Tor Boston, was spoken 24th ult. lat. 49, lon. %.
Brig Superior, from Kennebunk, was spoken Sd
inst lat. Al, Ion. SO. 80.
MEMORANDA.
The schr. Adventure, Decrow, Of Camden, from
Alexandra, had her bowsprit carried away in
Boston harbour by an outward bound schr run
ming afoul Of her.
Brig Maine, Martin, Of HarpsweI, from Ha-
vana, arrived at Boston on 1huIsday-Left, Goth
ul.. briggs Fair American, Davis, for this port in
12 days; Amazon, of do. for Providence in 5 ;
the Mechanic, Of this port, was going in.
Briggs Agile and Mary, Of this port, were at st.
Domingo 14th ult.
schr. Carr, Merriman, of Bath, for Bermuda,
and sloop Condoma, Preble, of Columbia, fol
Providence, sailed from Alex andria Sd inst
Brig Bolton, Owen, for Bath, cleared at Phil
adelphia 9th inst.
sch with lumber on deck, deserted. and
full Of water, was fallen in with, 9TH. inst. l3
lea. Z. OF Cape Ann supposed to have been
run down, as hole was made in her quarter.
The caco, for the Black Sea. was at Genoa.
rs days since repairing.
At Point Petre, April II, Mary Joan, Purring-
ton, for St Domingo, 8; Neptune, Madigan,
Nebleboro', A I; Liberty, Allen, Kennebunk, 80 ;
Emit, Purington, St. Croix, l Rob Roy, Baxter.
Of Boston, uncer.
Schs Fame, Crowell, 6 days hence, and Haz
ard, Thomas, from st. Andrews, arrived at New
York 10Th inst.
Schr Planter, Drinkw;ter, of this port. cleared
at Baltimore 9th inst.
Sloop Atlas, from this port, arrived at George
town, col. Sd inst
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
HARD WARE, BRASS ANDlRONS, BRIT
TANNiA GOODS, LOOKING GLAS-
SES, &c. S,c.-yery cheap.
EDWARD Z ARLEY.

OFers 'or Sale al No. 10. Erchange-Siresf.
PoRTLAND-nea'iy opposite Mr.. Neal's Insurance
Office.
DLAIED Tea Pots, Casters, Spoons, Snuffrr,.
l. Trays and Caudiesticks; britannia a. Block
TN Tea Pots; silver aud steel bow spectscles !;
silver and plated Pencil Cases silver and plat e.
mounted Whips silver Thinibes BRASS AND.
IRONS, unusually cheap; Shosels & Tongs steel
and common Snufers Walters-frut Trays
Cheese Trays Coffee Mils-Ives' patent finder
Boxes-FIai Irons--Bra-s Kettles Hand Saws
Floor aud Hearth Brushes-shoe do.-cloihe. do.
horss do.-Hair do.-irowels-Ne ed les-Penk-
nives-Jack es-->hesrs-Scissors-- Hammers
Hachets, Rasps Files, Shoe Knives, Tack, Pm
GERS, Nippers. Awi-, Rsz0rs, Razor Gases aud
Strops, pewter Pocringers. Furniture Trimmings,
Coat aud vest Buttons. mouse Traps Bellows,
carpenters Tools, Locks. Hinges and Screws
Knives and Forks, wbitewssh Brushes-CAST
IRON " sRE-Po's, he ties, Spiders, Szilleis,
Tea Kettle, Bake kittes Basons, Pans. Dogs.
&c.-Curry Combs Steeiy- ~, .herp Shears,
brass and iron Candlesticks, iron Squares, Combs,
shaving boxes, toilet Gissses, snuff Boxes, Latch
Is, lnkstsnds, Inspowder, Mathematical IustrD-
rents, >hoveis Trace Chsins, sand PAPER, States,
LOOKING GLASSLS, sc. &c. May IS.
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Classical & School Books
Mem Goods.
JUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BIZ
ROGtH~. A. COX


A GREAT variety of NEW GOODS, consisting
Ct black and coloured Nankin and Canton
Grapes, black synchaws, black and coloured sars-
netts. black twilied silks of superior quality,
black and coloured Bonbazins, elegant London
Prints, hgh and da k Calicoe. eambrc and com.
mon Dmo,ies, csmbrie MusIins, cotton CAmbrics,
Irish Linens. linen Csmbrics linen camhric
Handkerchief, imitation do, silk, cotton, fIg
and randanna do. ladies black aid white six
hose worried do. cotton do kid and silk Gloves,
merino whole and half Handkerchief. merino
lndispen'able', blue and buff Maxim. fancy and
plain Mu.lin', ~ and 81 imitation do. back
French ard laian Grapes. EngIi.h black kid
Cloves, boxes Cot,ons, Servings, green silks,
Ugh and dark cambrc Cingbam,, garnirur
Rbhons, PLAIN and figured .iik Lace, 2, s, and
Thread. COTTON Floss, rambouts, Cotton, wire
Thread, Tapes, Pins, cotton Balls, SC.
ALso--4-4 Factory Sheeting,
Shifting, Bed Ticking. Ginghsms and stripes, all
of which will be so'd Al ow prices for cash osiy.
Exchange Street, May Is !. sw
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Ibis able court cannot cow dispatch sui,ors how
can they .y any human eSsruon pesform the
additional druiser, - the Common Pleas ?"
4 again, "uINe ale ,l.tsinet On Ter TIE present
ofgahizaliOn two weeks from our farms and
our homes, may we not fairly presume that
we should be detained twice as long If ,be
business Of this court were doubled o. Ana
will not lLese things increase tie expence N
parties The juries must have perceived that
there IS no necessity for the provision of lsw
that three Judges should constitute court for
the trial Of questions Of fact, when in truth bu'
one Judge undertakes to listen aud manage
the cause especially as this Is not court, in
which, as certain orator IN the Legislature
observed OF another court, two Judges were
$ecessaiy 10 keep order, while another tried
Tie case. Bot il one Judge only were requu-
ca TO sit in jury trials, the others nigh. be
employed ia other parts o. the State, so that
justice might be administered freely, con-
pletely and promptly. Then they might al
meet together once in each year in each coun-
~, 10 bear and adjudge sravely and solemnfy
questions OF law.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
8. Account Of the burning Of Falmouth.

IS. Account Of the burning Of Falmouth.
lo Present state OF the tow o. Portland. with
an account 81 the Religious Societies and % 9th
err Societies and Institutions in that town.
3 ~. An account OF the trial VI Thomas Bird, for
Piracy aud Felony, 10 1890.
Is. Judge sewairs description Of the District,
nov state OF Name.
10. Some account Of Bowdoin and Wateryille
Colleges, and lumber Of other Institutions in
the State.
20. An account Of Lovel or Lovewell's fight
with the Indians, at Pigwocket IN 1925.
And perhaps the last Census and valuation Of
the State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
MARkIED-

In Brunswick, Mr. Joseph Dunnibg, to Miss
Rebecca Spear.
Ia EdgecOmb, Mr. Daniel Haggett, to Miss Luz
cy Perkins.
In Wiscasset, William Hovey, Esq. of Warren,
70 Miss Hannah Rice.
In Gray, Capt. William Leavitt, Of Portland,
to Miss Mary Barbour
10 Wayne, MIR. Leonard Wing, aged l3, to
Miss Betsey Ellis, aged 40.
In Machias, Mr.. Isaac Hanscum, aged AZ, to
Miss Eliza Corey, aged Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15

The case Of Lieut.. Hobart, on an indict-
nent for Manslsuehter, was continued on &C
count of the absence of material witnesses on
the part of government.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
CoMMU NICATIoY.

We are happy to find that our venerable towns
man, Judge FREEMAN, has recently been occu-
pyipg his leisure hours in preparing for the press
the Diary Of the Rev. Mr.. SMITH, the first
minister Of Portland, commencing with the year
l7l9 or 20, as we are informed, and extending
down to period subsequent to the revolution.
With the diary, the Judge has connected con-
siderable number Of curious and interesting de-
tails respecting the Indian Wars, the antiquities
OF Maine, and cid affairs in Portland. The book
must be entertaining TO all, who take an interest
in such subjects, especially to the inhabitants of
this town. Ii is Of such and similar records that
one time other the Hume Of America is to
avail himself; and consequently their pres
tion--and in order 10 their preservation,
collection aud publication, shosid be encouraged.
We had better have too many, than too few of
such chronicles. The diary Of the weather, kept
with great care and particularly by Mr.. Smith
must be valuable document in reference to the
question, which has been agitated with consid-
cradle interest of late, and is truly of great
Importance, whether the climate has undergone
any change. 1t were unnecessary to remark
how much our inquiries respecting the subject
OF change of climate in general would be assist
ted, had we IN our possession connected chain
Of meteorological observations from the earliest
times. Nothing of tins kind now in existence of
tolerable respectabilty should be suffered, we
think, to perish.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
MR. CHARLES
THE VENTRILOOUTST

ETAS the honor TO acquaint the Ladies and
I Gentlemen of Portland, that On Friday eue-
nng, May 18Th snSt. He will EXHIBIT his popular
Exhibition Of ILLUSIONS in VENTRH o.
QUiSN, MECHANICAL GAMES, and PHI
bOSOPHICAL RECREAIiONS, TO COM
mence al eight O'Clock in the evening.
OF fdmiuance so Gents.
The place and further particulars ,oiH be made
knolen By hand bills o-MoRRow.
Portland, Nau. Is, 1871.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-05-15
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
JOHN SPRING,
No 16 kitby-Sfrest, BOSTON,
II AS just received. on consignment from
= she manufactu. err
$50 pieces superfne and COMMON SattiHetts;
20 do Broadcio,hs aud Cassmeres;
bales Al beached eheetings;
10 do. II brown do.
90 do. ga brown Shrtings;
do. S-4 and T-8 beached DO.
do Giughams and Stripes
1000 ID. superior knittiDg Cotton;
5000 do. Cotton Yarn, No. 9 30 10;
500 DO DIR. MILLER's best sewing Thread
20 pieces Bed Ticking &c. &c.
which, wnh tue additions he constantly receiving,
be pre-umes will make his assortment as complete
any IN town.
IL Purchasers are respectfully inritsd 10 call.
ALSO. FOR SALE AS ABOVE
IL bales Merino and common WOOL
consignments Of which are solicited and liberal
ads ances made II requested. (2mis)
March 90, 1921.