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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06
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THE HISTORY
OF rHE
REFRIGERATION,

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's HsIoVa
the Reformation OF the Church o Eng lard
Together with sketches OF The lives 81 La
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celet'
ted refOrmers OF the continent ~ he
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the PaIA
of st. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal o.
an abridgment of the history OF the IehInr
ton, prepared for publication by he ktH
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with hS
request. in giving it my humble recounep'
daiion. Ii contains the history OF all ~
important facts as narrated by Burnet, ala
to those who have not the time or the can
Of consulting that writer, must prove 'n'ei'
esting and valuable. There being oon'l'
derabIe class OF persons under these cITcUn,i
stances, such work has been wanted ana
| think, the present one will be highly az
ceptable as serving to meet the existing e.
igency WILLIAM H. WILNFR.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06
Turnpike Road.

NOTICE is hereby given that under the
~ authority of an act OF the General As
semb!y OF ViIglnis, entitled, an act Incor-
porating a company to establish turnpike.
road from Wiley tavern, in The county of
Fairfax TO point of intersection en- The little
river turnpike road, or on the line OF the
District of Columbia" Books OF suhscrip-
ton will be opened for the stock IN said road,
amounting to sixty thousand dollars, divided
into shares of fifty dollars each. at Wiley's
tavern, N the county Of Fairfax, and at the
Town Hall in Alexandria, on Monday, the
93G day of July next, and continue open Tor
twenty days thereafter, unless the whole
stock shall be sooner subscribed.
FRANCIS PEYTON,
AUGUSTUS J SMITH,
HILLLa.N Moss,
johnson CLEVELA.ND,
AMOS ALEYANDER, SCon,m'sstonsrs.
M. c. FITZHUGH
JONiH THOMPSON,
JAMES Fl HOOE.
IHOh.4S F.iIRF.AI:
June 81 2awt23dJ
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-06

Having desire ofleavins Town
Ss, wish to offer at public sale on 10, ,ne
Es..l l3,h day of July, OF 9 O'Clock IN the
AdHsl an-nino the follow ing prOperty:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21

pREPAKED BY ~. rCoHwAY, Chemist, Mo- (.
Buunstead Place. Boston. viz.
Dr Relies Botanical Drops
Dr. Relies Asthmatic Pills
Or Relies Aromatic FemsIe Pills, for Obstruc
tions, &c.
DIR Relies Antibilious Pills, for Indigestion, Bill
iious Affections, ssc @
DR., Relfe's Vegetable Specific. (for sick head
ache) -. ~ .4--s..--ses1
DIR. Reife's Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR Jebb's Rheumatic LiGiment-- rheumatism Of
90 years standing has been cured by this IN 24
lhours.
British hn.iser,ic Dentrfcc, mos. excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' ointment, certain and safe cure for
the Itch, hours DUPLICATION, be it ever so in.
veterate. CT No daryer from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. I be relief is immedi te,
and while it dssolves and draws the corn out by
the roots, il caoses not the least pain.
Cambrian tooth ache Pills: the relief in instsn.
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth
DR.. Hunters celebrated Pils-Dr Hunters In.
lection Powders, and Dr. Hun,er's Cerate, for the
prevention and cure Of venereal complaints with
peifec secresy A treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method of cure accompany each Packet
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may be
had o' the Agents, gratis,
CT None Of the c6orc arc serTine, ,nitess signed
"w. r. Conway A large discount To Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thames-street, Newport;
.9lso, By
I.emuel W. Briggs, bristol; Hercules Whitney.
Mason, Ealcb, Providence Dyer q Howes, Hind.
ham; Greene, .Ner. London; Hopkins, Hartford and
most Druggists, booksellers Of respectsbliy; also
None are genuine unless signed by w. T. Conway.
July I2, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
~His new and healing Bxlssm bids fair TO rival
i every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Conghs and complaints of the Lungs, ieading TO
Consumption, aGd even in seated CoIsumptlons il
has lately been used by many with the most sur.
pising success. f certificates from persons OF the
highest respectabity, or the great and inere asirg
demand for il, may be called proof OF its good ei-
fects, is proved Scarcely a case OF Coids,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty Of breathing,
want of sleep arising from dehiy even Con-.
sump,ions. but may be relieved by the timely use
o this medicine Many certificates Of its efficacy,
accompany each hottie
rhis may certify TO ihose whom il may concern
that rbsye been extremely afflicted with tho As,h-
ma, esbich has lasted nesriy forty years, and a
great part Of that time TO such oegree, that
could not hay in bed nor si, in meeting without
coughing. no,w outstanding had tried many good
Physicians and various kinds Of Medicines, ill
procured vial of .7fidersons Cough DROPS. and by
the Of them can sleep comfortably. and sit in
business snd I do further hereby cerjfy, that my
neighbor Benj min Holbrook had become onsbic TO
labor on scCoua oi an tfIec, ION OF the lungs at.
tended with cough, who has received much bene-
III from The same KIND o. Medicine 30 as 10 be able
labor sgain, ant ! can cheeriuily recommend the
same kInu OF Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
!, the subscriber. do hereby sol. nnly affirm TO
the truth and whole truth of the sbuve statement
before magistrate, at Providence, II 1 dis An
day OF july 1921. CHRh TOPPER COOK
sold by 5. W Vlnson. ewpor--T Taylor
< Go Little Rest-Rouse Babcock Westerly, aud
Whitney and Tillingbsst Providence
Newport, Aug Is 1921. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21

IN tnIs towp or slate.
They consist as jsEors-
Bfosdcotbs, trom 50 08 = Cashmere ditto,
cents q 81 x with and without
Stout nilled drsb do bo,ders,
Cassinsres,sl colors. Y = Imitation mefipo
from q cts TO S2,7S ditto, with handsome
E,egan Pehce cloth, d green borders,
E'srnes, all colors, 084 common dark
50, "a io<. ia, Cotton ditto,
sess Etsakets, Vslencia and common
Ses Blankets, D vestings,
Bombaseus, all coioss y Devonsbie Ke seys,
Wiidbores, q Lion. Skin and Fear
kaVsoetS, y nsughs,
P-tnse FlanneIs, Flag and black silk
fts, quality black n Handkerchiefs,
and cpo'ed Cantor 0 Cattcn do. oil kinds,
Grapes, 044 and plain and
Black and color.dS fi,gu''d Book and
Boa'baseeas, B Leno Muslips,
I.sd,rs and Genile- = Jscouct and null
mems black and CO.. x Muslins,
oted Wo'sted Hose, y Cotton end Linen
Lsm5's wool Hose, o Camb'ics,
and bali Hose, go heavy Irish Lin
Russia Diapers, - X ems,
IA and 81 table Do ,,ou, Brush Shirt
mosk, ings,
Elegant Ribbons, in X Coronation Buttons,
gsrni,ure, D Embossed Bomba-
Black and white Ita, zetts,
isn Cfapes, X >stiineus,
Beck Silk Csmblet, 3 Ladies aud Gentle
-Bisck Ssisneus, men's Gloves, good
SIX and Tabby Vel sssortacnt,
ve~ Red Comforters,
Dark and light Cai Scotch Plaid,
Goes, = American Shcslings
Ro-sia Sheetiog,, ant x and ShlrtinRs,
Duek. Plains and Coatings,
Wn,e and colorcd 2 Scissors and Pen
C,avats, knives,
Good Crash, 4 India Cc,,on.,
Kr's Drawers, -. 9 English and Ameri.
8 4 and - Mefino can Chex.
Shawis,
"a On hand as usual,
A complete ssso 0eni Of white end color
ed dKNiTTINC BOTTOMS.
Newport, Nov z. .fw.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
LOLLEL7OR'S NUIILE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
Il ed Collector OF The Town Tax, voted in July
last. hereby gives notice that he has commenced tie
collection Of the same. and respectfully requests ell
those indebted Cor said tax " pay the same without
delay, st No. 9. .Morkvf. Square
JOSEPH MARTIN
Newport, err, IL, 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21

md NO. J, Custom n0uSc Lvaai,
WILL this dsyopsn FIF7EE.N bales. trunks
w and boxes Of DhY GOODS. which noa makes
ms AS ortment complete-whch he is determined to
seli lower than can be bought at any in New.
port
.fmong which are ,he Joiiowing-viz.
Blue, black, brown and( Saconetts and Sinchaws
mixd Brosdcioths, fr , ,hk and tabby velvets,
s IS to So the yard, BLACK silk Handkfs.
A complete assortment ofk super. black silk Hose,
Cassimeres. for only 8 l per pair.
Ladies' Pelse Cloths, Raw silk Gloves,
Dnfh'ls and Bookings, 4 \ complete assortment Of
Plans and Serges. y Ribbons,
Fiarnelis and Baizes, q 8ombazines for 2s Cd the
Oevonshire Xerseys, yard,
Caps and Comtorters, { superb g. common Vest.
Guernsey Frocks, ings,
Gentiemens' knit Draws. q Dark and light Prints
Worsted and lambs wool :! Carslile and American
Hosiery, q Gnghams,
Sattnetts. Sheetings and shirtings,
Scotch Plsids. Linen, Jscconett & com.
Csmblet for CIosks, mon Cambrick,,
Embossed Bombaaetts, \ complete assortment of
Coronation Piaids. ( Buttons,
Figured Peiise Fianrels, Russia sheetinrs by the
Cents beaver Gloves, piece or yard.
Ladies' beaver, kid and & Damasks and Diapers,
silk Gloves, Mil,enetts,
6teel Purses. . Brown Dowlas.
hfsnuarsne. italian and Black, brown and white
Canton Grapes, Linens.
ALSO,
One bale more Of those rheap black E'ombazc.s
soins of rapidly Mine Thousand good Dutch Quits
together with lgrest variety Of other articles
numerous to mention.
.herbors. October 10 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21

SHlnB 40 Inca " ss Can DC PuCnsseo h to""'
among which are fhe Ioiiowing -
Superb black and blue 0 only S.4
3roadeo,hs, 074 do 90 painted Dor
Super mixd and com. Q ders, SO so
mon dil,o. J Ditto do Hdkfs.
Super black blue and Y Cashmere Sbawls with
mixd Csssimeres, and without borders.
Ladies CIo,as. y4.4G Ga Rgd and plain
Devonshre kerseys, 4 Hook Mus'ins,
Outfits, n ~ & 64 Jaconet Cam
Plans, q brick,
Flaenels, great variety, 0 A "a null null
7.4 and I2-4 Blankets, 0 Muslos,
Bombazeus fg'd snd 041 & 81 Csmbricks,
piain. all eolors 1f.4 Linen Cambrcs.
Ladies ard Gentlemen's nix and Cotton Uubrei
Wors,ed Hose, X las,
Russia Diapers, Y Lcvsntines,
Ditto shectIngs. x Rombaznes,
Linen and Cotton d.. Novsted do.
mask, a Canton Grape,
Dark Cslleoes, o Ditto Dresses,
Light Losdoo Prints. 0 Ditto Csmb'et,
Knit Shirts and Drawers 0 sinchaws and Lus.ffngs,
Red Comiorters aud . Colored P;orenCes.
Caps, striped and corded Mar
Irish Linens, crlline
valeatia and common = Black. white and green
yesings, Italian Grape.
Crash. x Garniurs Ribbons,
Beaver Gloves, Ladies and Gen,lemn's
Silk ditto, o silk Stockings.
z 4 Merno sbsvls, for
Sewpor, Nov z. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
Caroline Plaids. etc.

IUTO7kNP 4 IUIUJ, eI[.
l.. w. LAWTON,
* ..,) Will open, his evening
I'D PACKAGES OF .-..,.
SEASONABLE DIR GOODS,
From Boston.
Which with the large supply received from New
York, IN October makes very fuli assortment
The above m n'ioned Goods were selected with
great care, and for cash or good credit. GAN and
WILL be SOLD ut very reasonable prices or exchanged
for Wool and Domestic Goods, Of all kinds
.Nspbori. Aov Ia 1921. 3w]
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
RgM from be New- York
AactioHs.
ROBERT. T.. LEE,

NO. liF, ndtnSS-SUeVt.
HAsjrt opened new and complete assor,men, OF
Seasonable Dry Goods,
DC2CHASED the ,sst week in New.
4 Nork, at Auction, for CAsH--wbich he
Gao, ard will. sell IS cheap as can be bought
in lhis ,owp or state.
Ty-, e.,.;s, n, fI,ox.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-21
DRY GOODS
THAMES. STREET.

STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
LAS jus: received an additional sup.
l. l. ply Of WINTER GOODS. which he is now
selling Cheap as Can be purchased in town.
among which are the /oiio.uing -
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
/ Col. G aIIa's. They fought riIu swords and
| the American officer was killed

Col. EhIia's. They fought rIiu sworcs ana
the Am eTican officer was killed.
The 81 Jago, Jam Gazette, states that The
most Melancholy accounts have been received
from pats OF the Island, Ui the dePlorable
effects Of the long continued dry weather.
The crops OF yams will be almost entirely lost,
as wei as every other Kind OF provisions.
Ii Is feared that many estates will have 10
purchase provisions for their negroes. Many
cattle had died for want Of water. The next
crop Of sugar will be much injured-many Of
he ca les being irrecoverabIy wItbercd.
It'd Hartford Conn Mirror Of this morn
inE. SIT IS that black Eagle was killed on
the mdJ0Iain 10 Pennington, on monday last,
and afterwards brot to that city whose wings
when extended measured seven feet, and its
talons we're capable OF grsspiDg an object OF
more han 20 inches circunt.reuce. Ii is a
singula fact. that It was killed by a stone
thrown at it while sitting on a fence.
Extract Of letter. received at Charleston, dated Ma
tanzas, Sept 81, 1921
Three horrible events have Just taken place.
lhree american vessels, two o. them coming an,
viz. the brig John, Smith, and the schooner Milo
of Brst ol the other the 81. Collector, of Rhode
ISLAND, bound out, have been captured at the en-
trance pf this harbour, by launch fitted out here.
and msnnsd by nine villains, viz. one Portuguese,
six spa niards and two Enslishmen. They killed
the Ca plain and two men Of the schr. and then
ordered her to the northward-theY murdered
all the crew Of the brig, opened their ems l.,
hanged them by the ribs 20 the masts, and after
wards !et fire TO the vessel and all were Col5o-
med The sloop was more fortunate the
pirates contsnted themselves with severely beat
Ing the crew and plundering her o. the most val
uable articles on board; they then collect
ed the fomhustiblss and set them on fire aud left
her, hoPiugtas ia case Of the brig, to Consume
vessel and crew together bot these last fortn-
nately had strength sufficient to take 10 her
long boat, and have safely got back to Matsuzss
: On their arrival they applied 20 the Govern
or for protection and after some delay, he al
lowed the Americans in the place to arm 10 pur-
suit Of the pirates. Three boats full set out in
quest of them, and after cruize Of IS hours
have just returned without success"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

There il a well about 20 miles west Of Cumberland
Gap, in Wayne County kentucky on the Big South
Fork of Cumberland river which throws up daily about
three fur hundred gallons Of fluid matter having
the appeal lance OF tar This brumen has not vet been
analyzed Ind Of course its value is not vet aSceaned
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

III tie fjos adaiatin and b!drAey Fch has beesoff-
Cd 10 me KfNe g his risir in Ireland, and
addrec, q rtIye5 ing hd hing, 7ui 6sdr5
IT'S 1THci apfeIr1ce II Isaf, MARKS u qC,rty. ne
ffr FL ne A0Uitg aGdrsf Of the 2natsr Dhich Dos5eS-
e. the cdGTsrferfHicS ~ ihCt5ccf.
From q l4tC Lotdor PAPER.
% &c rye the FoaTth. king ct the united Kingdom of
Grrs5 BRITAIN and ireland, and the domnions herernto
longing:
May plesss the KiugThy dutiful and loyal subjects
the society or trcHs tre COMMONLY called
teiT last yearly citing held III this CITY.
Thy visit 10 Tbs country, auho Used address thse
hrr beh AZ o. this memorable occasion. We should do
Justice q cur eengs t the king thu
society participates in the general JOY caused by lis pres
Although itouy restrained from demons trsting
our feelings by public mari ks ofrsciRg, nevertheless
end coeRratuiae him upon bis se arrv chores
sfsc ION AND the JOY Of Thy peop but thst
her h.btnta, and thus rendr important lasting adj
vantage 10 the empire We wish Ill ourselves Of the
present occasion the decla of
allegiance 10 thee king and thy iutrious house.
We reiig society, have received many privileges
therefore bound both by duty aud by gratitude, 10
fidelity Thy roys ard We thank
u 10 re SucF Of Universe that peace gem
orally prevail pray that this blessing may Continue
and spread wider and wider; and dtsre for thee king
that thou be euab!edy under Influence OF thar
which visits the Of all Tu!sr right
UC be instrument in thc divine hand pronoe
that state wherein all ions ION rhe holy anrhen
Glory TO God ia Tx highest aud earth peace good will
10 all men,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

Governor WoriIingion, Of East Florida, has
IS ued biz pr"clamstian, declaring the city Of
-. Augustine 10 be visited with a most fatal
aud malignant sickness. The Board of Health
report TIA The disease chiefly confined 10 The
laboring class of white people who. have re-
Gently arrived from the north, and that the na.
lives Of the eoBntry and Of The sdioining states
are generally exempt. Doctor Stone and
M'Crosby are APP, .nied to administer med
ica aid 10 the poor, a. The expense Of The
city. Nurses, sc. are also furnished The poor
at the public expense.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

The New Orleans Courier says person
just arrived ifom Pensacola, reports ,h=t a
duel has teen fought there between an ofhcer
N the United States army, sad e I've a
FreDchman, and Capt GaysTe in the Span
ish service The difference u is sad arose =
Bout The sl5irs Between Gov. JaCkso, ara
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

The King % England is expse:ed to embark fsr his
German GomiAions about the middle Of September.
Magnificent Preparations are making ior his coronation
as King Of Hanover.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

Cor Jackson are informed by the Washing
ton City Gazette Of Wednesday that Gen Jackson has
arrived al his Nashville, Tennessee ii IL
also repo ted that he has resigned intends resignng
his appointment as Governor of Florida We hope
whatever course he may take, the government viii
shrink fro m rigid investigation Of his condnc Later
accounts contradict this.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
UNId N OF THE LAKES AND OCEAN.
p ? ar d slant Hood 20 h0Oi is social loined,
The ssronished Erie hears rhe Atlantic roarD


The ssronished Erie hears rhe Atlantic roar
The New York Evening Post says Our ex-
tracts fri BIN Mr.. Haines' introduction to the Canal
Documdn will this day be confined to the
GREAT OHIO CANAL, which is 10 connect
Lake III 10 the Atlantic, by way Of the Ohio
river. This canal is TO be about 200 miles ia
length, and il is confidently expected that the
Ohio Log islature will take up the work with
great vi.or, decision and success at its approach
ing sessi on, guided by the intelligence and pat
rotism @f Governor Brown. Well may Europe
pause a I'D wonder at the grandeur and boldness
of our public works. When the New York and
Ohio ca bais are completed, shall have line
of canal navigation IL direction, Of more than
500 milo from lake Champlain to the Ohio river
Those who feel anxious to see the calculation.
in reiatib n to the Ohio canal, to locks profles
&c. may consult the letter and essay addressed
to MIR. Haine.. by William Steel, Esq. contained
in the appendix to the canal book Page 457.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30

that Louis was willing, but resIraiRcd by
domestic policy from concerning
The report that the Greek feet had obtain
ed great victory over the Turkish feet of
Samos, is confirmed. 8 OF The Ottoman YES
sells were blown up-4 taken--seversl sunk
aud the rest pursued, and expected 10 be cap.
tured or destroyed. Twas said the Admiral
was made prisoner Of. This fleet consisted,
al first, Of 4 sail Of the line, 9 frigales, 8 or s
corveites, and 80 or 40 transports. The
Greeks had loo sail, aud the action took place
July q.
The Coroner's inquest ~ London has found
q verdict Of Manslanghter against 10 Officers
and men OF the Life Guards, for killing Mr..
Honey, al the Queens funeral.
The Revolutionary ENJOYS from America,
were about 10 withdraw from Spain without
accomplishing any thing.
The Duke Of Wellington has arrived i'll
England, from Paris. II is stated that while
there he was challenged by young Neg, son
OF the Marshal, and that the duke was obliged
TO take considerable pains TO avoid being 10
suited by him.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-30
sFT1B GAZETTE e.
PoRTII AND, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1927.

Foreign .NeiUs-By the Hercules arrived at New
York papers have been received from London to the
1ith and from Liverpool TO the 10th Of Sept. They
are filed with accounts Of the bad Harvest which has
had the effect Of raising the price of bread Sus from
s. IL 70 59 IN NewYo rk ard Philadelphia, and con
sequenty has occasoneda proportional rise here This
news will jnquestionaby give start 10 American trade
il is d stunned the ports Of England viii be opened
to the imp Drtaton of American wheat and flour.
With res pect TO a between Turkey and Russia
speculatohs contradictory in Greaa Britain and
on the continent they in this country. One ac-
saws that the Porte has yielded eli the claims
OF Alexander ana thus removed the grounds Of hostility
another rdmarks that the Russian Ambassador had left
ConstantIople and arrived Odessa, and that a so-
ton Immediately given TO prepa ratlons that
the inhabitants Of Russia enthusiastic for occupy
inr Turkey and was thong Int that the Emperor would
Weld to thtir wishes.
Thus div ded rho opinions of poltIcans in Europe
this subject IL is therefore thought better 10 wait
farther news than undertake guessing where those
who ndaTer the scene, entertain such various senti
mentS
II is sa thar Alexander will 10 nothing contrary 10
the adviCe Of his Allies and that England and France
are opposed TO an invasion OF Turkey; IL 20, can
think that peace will be broken-for if the latter
true I'd the principles, which have often disturb
ed the peace Of Europe, they will not quietly observe
Russia increasing her territory, on the south ard thus
destroying the balance of power the continent Mr.
Pin wouldnot give his assent 20 Catherafs establish
lng an lnErpendent power in Nallacma and Mol
davia whiPh she proposed during the Of 1897.
PORTLAND MARINE BIBLE SOCIETY.
II is with feelings of peculiar interest that
we notice the meeting Of the Portland Murine
Bible Sofiety, al the Rev. DR.. Pavson's Church
on Sunday evening. Printed notifications were
circulated on Saturday and posted mp at the prin-
cipal resorts Of Sailors giving information that
DISCOURSE was to be delivered and particularly
inviting the attendance of Mariners: in conse-
quence OF which the house was extremely crowd
ed and n any were excluded by want Of accora-
odation it was particularly gratifying to observe
that the invltatiOn OF the society had net been
neglected by that class Of citizens, for whose
benefit the meeting was principally designed, as
all the News On the broad-aisle which were set
apart for the seamen were not sufficient TO ac-
commod$te them.
The services commenced with an Anthem
adapted 70 the occasion When winds breath
soft a.ofg the silent deep" which was adlnira-
BY PertfTIned by the Beethoven Society fer
ri and appropri7to prayer BY M Hi8iev sue