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

SPIRITS. TEAS.
Old Cognac Prandy-S Gunpowdcr- I'm perial
Spanish dc.-Cherry do ! Hyson-Hyson. y Dung
schiedsn aud Weesp Hyson -Hyson Skin
Gin--Americsn do Souchong-Bohes.
Old Jamaica RuD-St. SPICES.
Croix and Grenada do Nutmegs Mace. Cloves.
Cherry and y Z. do. { Pimento-Cassis...CI iB-
WINES. ger-Cinnamon.
Champaign--L. p. SUGARS
Madeira Sicily Ma White and Brown Fla.
deira-Tenerife-Lisbon- : vana- Muscovado va
tidoLia-Resl Port { rious auslitics--Indis
Saret-Red-Frontig- double boiled Brown &
nac-Malaga.-Currant. : White-Loaf, double &
FRUITS. single refned-Lump.
BIale Grapes-NTusca- COFFEE
tel and Bloom Raisins- Old Java-Rourbop-
Malaga, Cask and Sul- West India.
lana do.-Smyrna do CANDLES.
Turkey dgs-Zant Cur Spermaceti--MouId
rsnts-Dates.' Bordeaux and Dipped--Tsllow
Prunes-Lemons--Or-S various sizes.
snges-Apples. -'CORDIAIS.
NUTS 5 Martinique Noyesu-
Filberts-English Wal Absinthe-- Anniseed-
Observation-Disclosures : Creole--Monbn.
ianos-Pecan.-Jordan CHEESE
Almonds. American, best.
CHOCOLATE, No. /, and 2; Shells bottled
cad draught Cider Demijohns, one. two and four
gallons Moasses. West India. & Sugar Baker,, /:
Mustard suPerfine Durham Entry Mats. various
sizes sPermacet Oil FLASK and Bottle do. /:
Sauces; Essence Of AnchoVies; India Soy; Cstsup:
cayenne and Malabar Pepper Windsor shaving
Soap Brown White do. CASTLE do; Liverpool
BioOl Salt Salt Petre Cider Vinegar Starch;
Dun Fish London and Bristol Brown Stout
Porter; Isinglass Oatmeal; Citron; Capers !;
Rice, and suPegfn Flour, particularly selected for
'dmafies. Also, HGrGna Cigars, from The best
1aGnufdclOries IN HGrdna.
Particular attention will be paid to orders from
amiIies, and for ships stor@. Orders from abroad
will be attended TO with promptness. and meet
with the sane attention as though the persons
were present; as a strict uniformity will be adher.
Cd to IN prices, TO all who may be pleased to favor
she above establishment.
% Al articles NOT prOring satisfactory 10 The
purchaser, tOR be reeeiued again.
april 10. m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31
ALS1N-A EXTRACT.

Is an elegant preparation for the teeth, made by
Rowland and Son. and recommended by many
of the most eminent Physicians and Surgeon DEM.
ISIS an England Ii is infallible RI medy fer the
TOOTH ACHE and all the diseases to which the
TFFTH end Guns are liable 1t fsstens teeth
that are loose, makes them beautifully white
strengthens the gums, prevents tartar from COL
Iectng, &c. &c.
LHE AIsANA EXTRACT maybe applied 10 the
teeth and gums Of children sri perfeei snfetu and
success. IL is HkelCise an erceHeai sio,nactic
- A more particular account Of lis pirtues,
'cih numerous letters Of recommendation, is giren
w'h each bottle. july IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TAhEh By Execution and rriA Be sid az Pub
TIC AUCTION, on Saturday the trentyaffh deg
Of August ner;, at II O'Clock IN IKE 77renooa,
at The store Of me subscriber IN Grey.
A LII the right in equity Of redemption Wb.h
"a Solomon ThrIo has II redeeming the az
lowing described mortgsged Real Estate. situstt
in Raymond, in the County OF Cumberland viz
A lot Of La ND. No g. in then4th range of LOO
in said Raymond, con,sining $50 acres more or Ie
and II the same land the said ThirIo lives or. ~
gether with all the buildings and privileges there
belonging. Nj. HARRIS, ID. S5erif.
july "a, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31
VALUABLE ESTATES.

The following described estates are offered on
terms extremely favorable 10 the purchaser.
being put on sale TO close a concern
a FARM in Gray in the county Of Cumber-
\ land, few rods from The Wooden Manufac-
tory Ii consists Of about 80 acres Of very good
upland about 10 acres of which are used for NOW
ing and tisge. There are on the premises from
100 10 $50 thrifty young apple trees, most of
which are in bearng-two barns-a substantial
well built dweing-h house, twelve years oid-abont
SO by ii feet square, two stories high and thor
oughly Misunderstanding two administrations rooms
on each loOr-with convenient out-buidngs-
and near the house never-faing spring Of ex'
cellent water. This farm also contains q valuable
mill-site, with stone dam, and is twenty miles
rom Portland Market.
A wood-ot OF so acr Is in New-GIoncester. w.
ing three quarters Of mile from the above farm.
Another wood lot in Gray, about half mile
from the same farm, and containing 2S IL acres
valuable lot end store IN the center Of the
village in Gray rs miles from Portland, al the
junction of the great roads leading from Oxford
and Kennebec counties 70 Portland.
About 5S5 acres Of land in GRAY, being five ont
lots Of 107 acres each lying 10 the fourth division
One undivided half OF a two story dwelling
house. bake-house and lot, containing fO(, square
rods OF land, situate in the village in North Var
mouth, about half mile from the new meeting.
house, and is now occupied by Mr.. Amos Storer.
very convenient and spacious tenement in
Portland, being the easterly half Of that we'll
built three-story dwelling house bounded on Han
cock snd Fore Streets, and fomeriy owned and &C.
cupied by Col. Stephenson. This tenementis well
Supplied with good water from the aqueduct, and
commands fine view of the harbor.
A lot of land in Lisbons in The county OF Lin.
coln lying on both sides the main road leading
from Lewiston TO the center of Lisbon, containing
about s f-2 acres, with good one story dwelling
honse and store thereon, formerly occupied by
Benz. ID. Bryant, Esq.
For further particulars application may be made
to the subscriber, az his Office in NIIdle-Street.
Portland.
SIMON GREENLEAF.
Jrly IL, 1891. Owl
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Wholesale q, Retail Grocery Establishment,
INSURANCE BUILDINGs-ExcHAN STREET
BY JOHN cox,

WHERE will be kept the following articles cf
w tue best quality when they are 10 be had in
the country, viz:
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COTTON GOODS-OCHEAP.4D
CHARLES BRADLEY.

No. 6, Mlnsty's RolC, AEddle-Sireet,
II AS Just received, direct from the Msnufactur.
ers, and for sale, cheap on their sccount,
bales bleached and brown Sbriings,
90. do. DO. sheetings,
do Ginghsms, Checks and Stripes,
8 do. Almy, Brown end siater's white and
colored Threads, all numbers.
Also, ] bale Lees red FLANNELS.
Purchasers wiRd 40 yell 10 call. n Nay %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

m his BOOK STORE, No. 8. Mus.eys' Row,
MIDDLE-STREET, PORTLAND.
THE NASSACAR OIL is 50 denominateJ.
l. becanse il is composed Of vegetable ingredi.
ents, produced from exotic plantation, apper-
tanning 10 the Island of Macassar. Experience
has proved il 70 be the best article ever offered IN
the public, for promoting the growth Of the hair,
prevent IL from falling off, and restoring it on
bald places. Ii nouriEhes the hair, by moisteniDg
the roots, prevents its changing colour, in cases
OF sickness, alarm, trouble anxiety Of mind, deep
study. &c. &c. 1t frees he hair from seurf and
dandrf, and is particularly recommended to par
ents for infants ssit fails TO produce soft
smooth and beautiful gloss which renders the hair
inimitable elegant. la sne, as adding strength,
afording nourithment exciting TO o luxurant
growth, aud brilliantly ornamentng and embel-
fishing the HUMAN HAIR, the proprietors can
with truth ever. il has not its equal in the world.
CGFCAUITON, spurious kind is made and
rendtd in BoSroN ". HYDE has the genuine,
as imported direct by the agent OF the pstentees.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-31

aboFing under diseases especially those Of chronic
r1fn-s which viii Immediately and directly
within the scope OF his present arrangement.
his plan, or system OF Practice essentially that pursued
BY the cienc and most approved regular practitioner OF
the present day. both in Europe America: subject
20 such notifications however may conc he with his
own practical yrws-thus embracing gre
riey and As wide range and perhaps successful results,
what IS common AZ the present day.
IN addition % such articles OF Medicines mostly
within the limits OF bis prescriptions he can supply
Families ~h the more COMMON kinds Of DRUGS Med
lClNES which they sent for. and obtain Ayothec
rie SHOPS He has also hand the follow ing ndigenou,
Medical SimPes tor the OF he Profession
Sramonium Hyoseiamus niger; Veratrum album Lobsia
Intata; skunk Cabbage IVA Ursi and many others.
A persons indebted the subscriber are invited in
The most friendly manner. 10 call and settle without further
notice, As he is owing money! and nun eqy Tx dr5f
JOSHUA LEAVITT.
E5Isx-Sfrssf, Portland,
THiy a., 1871. If.
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MACASSAR OIL,
AND
ALSANA EXTRACT

JUST REGEIVED, supply of me rBors
articles, mcde by A. ROWLAND and Sow. London.
md for sale. by appointment Of Aeir Agent for
Amf RIGA
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Fresh Fruit, Teas, Sugar, sc. &c.
gu Boxes Fresh Lemons,
so do. do. ORANGES,
IS do. do. Muscstel RAISINS,
p do. do. Bloom do.
o. drums FIGS.
10 casks RAISINS,
IS bbs. loaf aud lump SUGAR,
20 do. brown. do.
Is hbis ST. Croix RUM
los chests and boxes fresh TEAS
90 bags COFFEE,
so mats CASSIA,
bags PIMENTO,
do. PEPPER,
900 lbs. CHEESE, superior quality,
50 jars fresh OLIVES,
100 doz. choice CIDER,
20 DO. London and Bristol PORTER.
80 do. real Port WINE,
90 do. do. claret do.
100 do. Martinique CORDIAIS,
80 NJ. best Havana CIGARS
80 Nj. do. Alexandria do.
Pipes, IL Pipes and Quarter casks best Madeira,
Sicily Madeira. Lisbon and Port WINES.
Best BRANDY, GIN, Jamaica SPIRITS. &c. &c.
AT unusual low prices for Cash
By JOHN cox,
Eaeasnge Street, joining Cumberland Bank.
July IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDdY, FsBRuARy7, 1921.
ST1TE ELECYION

STATE ELEC2IO.E.
"A General Republican Convention will
be holden at the State House in Esa-
Greenwich, on Wednesday evening, the
2lst OF February next, to form a Pror
for General Officers for tlc political year
ensuing, and to make the requisite ar.
engagements to ensure its success. The
Republicans OF the several towns in the
State are w I'd to elect their Delegates
accordingly, as full representation is
particularly desirable.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07

the army sf Italy, sent OH within ihtse
few DAYS, amount to 10000 men. -.
Colonel Augustin, Chief of the corps of
artifcers, who made the horrid 6scov-
cry Of rendering the ccngreve rockets
stiIImore destructive, is on his march to
Italy. Baron Frimont, General ofcaval-
ry, Is still mentioned as Commander ip
Chief Of the army Of Italy.
HAMBURCH, NOV. Il.
The post from Copenhagen, has this
moment arrived. There have been
great number Of arrests in the capital, and
among others, several persons of great
consequence. Their object appears to
have been that of obtaining new Con-
stitution, and representative govern
ment. Some lives have been lost whei,
the instigators were arrested by the pol
ice; but as the feeling in general, through
out Copenhagen and the whole OF Den'
mark, is in favor of a new Constitution,
no,doubt Is entertained but that IL y Ill be
ultimately granted to the people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07

The political thermoueter now deci-
dedly indicates war against Naples. The
military Council Of State yesterday des-
patched orders to several regiments of in-
fanry in garrison a, different places to
uefcAsbr Italy. The achievements fos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07
Bp SDati.
HEw-YoRK, Jan. 80.

HEw-YoRK, Jan. 80.
BY the packet ship Amny, arrived at
this port, London papers to Dec. l, in
elusive, several days latest, have been re-
ceived. from which the following intelli-
gcnce is gathered
LoNpo November %.
The House Of Lords met this day,
pursuant to adjournment, and the Com
mission for proroguing Parliament to the
23d OF January was then read. The
Commissioners were the Lord Chancel-
lor, and Earls Bathurst and Liverpool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-07
PORT UC AL.

!. The elections for the Cortes of Portu.
gal were concluded in the same manner
a. in Spain, and the deputies are to meet
in January. The loan. Of 1000. 900 is
nearly completed. Upwards Of 20. 600
troops ara quartered upon the inhabitants,
which causes much complaint. -Robbe-
ries are frequent, and the publick mind
10 still very unsettled.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
From the New-York Daily Advertiser.
AGRICULTURAL.

Gentlemen, Permit me through the
channeI Of your useful paper, to invite
the attention Of our highly respectable
county and state Agricultural Society,
10 the three following objects, which, il
my view Of them be correct, are init
mately connected with some OF the best
interests Of the farmer, the brewer, and
the citizens generally. The first is to
encourage the speedy importation Sof
some Of the best English seed barley that
can be procured. 1t will amply repay
the importer and the farmer, aud enable
the brewer, from its improved quality and
weight, to advance the price and give
suitable encouragement to its cultivation
in preference to the miserable thin bodied
grain he is pow forced to make malt OF,
which is by no means calculated 70 i'm
prove the quality Of our malt liquors; an
object this well worth the attention Of that
respectable aud highly useful society
The next is, the encouragement 81 me
Importation Of furze seed, and when had,
TO give suitable encouragement to its cul-
t;yation, as directed and laid down 10 the
Bath and West Of England Society's Re
ports, which may be seen in the New
Y ork Library, as will be found by gen.
eral reference to the general index to that
work. The lurze properly cultivated
and managed, will be found complete
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

substitute for hay and oats to working
horses, and alike useful to other cattle /;
they will furnish the farmer with fuel for
bis culinary purposes II planted in
edge rows. will completely shelter during
the day, his horses and cows ia the in
clement season Of winter, particularly
important 10 mich cows.
Thirdly, and lastly, ! would beg leave
to call the attention Of the Society 10 a
simple and easy mode Of preserving old
potatoes through spring aud summer, by
boiling them from three TO four minutes
IN water, then take them OIL, and dry
them well. This operation secures them
against frost; although the terminating
quality is destroyed, the substance Of the
potatoe is preserved unaltered, without
any marks Of vegetation, and will SO
preserve as long as wanted.
Yours, respectfully,
An OLD FARMER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

rows, and brooding over its Affections,
gradually, if not quickly, undermines the
vital principle.
The old sailor was in this situation for
la year, going to bis finai resting place,
with slow, but increasing steps, and all
the consultations of friendship and eDl-
|ploymen,s OF labor were incompetent 10
rouse him from his sorrows, aud stimulate
him into enjoyment. He kept bis eye
steadily fixed on futurity, and he looked
forward with exuliation 10 the period
when he should be united with his de-
parted friends in another aud better
world.
He continued in this state Of mind un-
iii the canal was completed from Utica TO
Montezuma. 1t passed close by his door.
10 the early stages Of its progress, he con-
|sidere.l il with apathy, If not with con-
tempt--bnt the first boat which passed by
his house awakened his sIumbering ener-
lgies. There was indeed something grand,
sublime and animating 10 the scene-the
Shouts Of spectators--ihe huzzas from the
boat
" The ncighing steed. and the thrill trump
The sprit-stirring drum, the ear-piercing fife,
The Eagle banner--and all quality,
Pride, pomp. and circumstance of glorious exulta-
ton"
He entered the vessel, aud was delight
led. He called to his mind the adventures
OF his yonth--.he pursuits OF his manhood
land the busting scenes Of bis active life.
He returned and slept well. He rose in
the morning as lively and as joyous as
the lark. He thought he could also con-
|struct boat, aud Oh better plan--he set
to work, and succeeded. He is now in
full requisition for that purpose. He is
surrounded by plenty, aud his time is con-
|stantly engaged in his new vocation. Thus
10y singular metomorphosis tile ship mas
ter Of the ocean has become a boat builder
on the western caual; and whenever a
demon Of melancholy. like the evil spirit
iof Sasii, attempts 10 take possession oi
him, trip on the great artificial water
operates like the harp Of the sweet singer
of Israel.
/ am, &c. HIBERNICUS.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
HIBERNICUs.
From the New-England Galaxy.
UPS AND DOWNS.
I am, &c.

Mr.. Printer,-i am Dutchman Of
some little consequence, but being lame Of
one leg have had many ups aud downs 10
life. From my earliest remembrance,
when my mother used to toss me up and
down, TO the present time, have been
going up or down continually, and never,
till my arrival 10 this country, had any
doubt Of the meaning Of those words
The ups aud downs which | suffered un-
der the up and down star of Napoleon,
made me heartily tired of my own coun-
try, aud came to this 10 a vessel, which
kept throwing me up aud down continual
", while my food was no sooner down my
throat, than it began to make preparation
to come up again. When | FIRST came
ashore, the Iand went up and down, as
had the vessel, so that | verify thought !
had made a poor exchange Of countries
My limping faculty was sadly disturbed,
and rau hastily up oue leg and down the
other, in search Of its last ard usual
abode; while my legs themselves, like
hens in an argument, kept hopping up and
down ia very untimeiy manner, and, as
III doubling which was which, seemed to
be pnMIiDg themselves about the doctrine
Of identity. viii not be positive that
liz was SO, but it seemed so to me. TO
return. All these ups and downs were
perfectly intelligible, corresponding en-
|tirely with an early impression Of mine,
that up is up, aud downis down, two
fundamentals which no astronomical no.
lions have ever been able to disturb. But
Il the ups and downs of the English language
which am now compelled TO speak, have
confused my venerable ideas, and which
is up aud which is down, know no more
than toad 10 sling. You eat your
food up, aud you swallow it down. You
put up beef, and you put down butter
You follow game up, and you run game
down. You dress man up, and you
dress horse down. You are right down
mad, and you are right up aboutit. You
trip a man up, and you knock man
down. You cut corn up, and you cut
corn down. You pay up, aud yon pay
down. You are taken down with fever,
and you are laid up with a cold--and
while you allow that man is quite down,
YOU still insist that he is fairly done up.
/ mean to be right up and down with
you, Mr.. Printer, and ! tell yon plainly,
If Won do not make better language, you
may talk it yourself; for | can talk high
and low Dutch, word for each alter
nately, aud have less ups and downs ia q
whole volume, than in single page Of
your zig-zag lingo.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02
posrHUMous VANITY.

In Battersey Church, 10 the vicinity Of
London, is monument erected TO the
memory OF Capt. Edwofd Winter, Of tho
East India Company, 10 the reign Of
Charles I'd. It's related in humble prose,
That be was attacked by tiger; that he
placed himself beside pond, aud when
the ferocious animal attacked him he
caught it in his arms, fell with it in the
water, and succeeded in getting upper
most, aud kept the animal down until it
was drowned! Our Intrepid hero then
escaped. Another vaIorous exploit is
vouched for in the poetical lines which
follow
{" Alone, unarm'd, a tiger he oppress'd
And crushd to death the monster Of beast
Thrice twenty mounted men he overthrew,
Singly on foot some he wounded, some he slew,
Disperst the rest what more could Sampson do r
What indeed
1t reminds one Of the lines we have all
heard in our baby days:
Some children, sliding on the ice,
All on a summers day,
The ice it broke--they all fez III,
The they ran aauag. Nat. Int.
In censuve never say the worst nor
ever punish 10 the uttermost; abate
something Of extremity for thy own sake;
all offend.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

vice and virtue, good and evil, both in
men and things. We should remember
that some persons have great wit, aud
little judgment; others are judicious but
not witty. Some are good-bufnoufed
without compliments; others have all The
fcrmalities Of compIaisance. but no good
bumour. We ought 10 know that one
man may be vicious and learned while
another has virtue without learning that
many man thinks admirably well, who
has poor utteraDce; while others have
"a Charming manner Of speech, but their
thoughts are trifling and impertiDent.
Some are good neighbours, courteous and
towards God; and others are truly Teii-
gious, but of morose natural temperss
Some excellent sayings are frequently
found in very silly books, andssome silly
thoughts appear ia books Of value. We
should neither praise nor censure by the
wholesale, but separate the good from the
evil, and judge Of them apart. The ac-
curacy Of good Judgment consists much
ID making such distinctions.
DIED, at Onondaga Castle, Mixton,
one Of The chiefs Of the Onondaga tribe
Of Indians, aged So. II may be said Of
Mixton that he was scarcely inferior to
the celebrated Schenandoa, ID strength Of
mind, aud as possessing those qualities
which adorn the human heart. He has for
more than thirty years been warm and
decided friend to the white people. In the
late war he took an active part, particu-
larry at the battle Of Chippewa. For
number Of years he has had the perfect
confidence Of the white people indeed,
SO great was the reliance placed in his
integrity, that he has frequently had credit
Of our merchants TO the amount Of upwards
$1,000. He kept all his accounts with
The several individuals Of the tribe by
marks and such was his accuracy, that
ne seldom was detected in an error. Ills
death will be a great loss 10 the tribe,
and sincerely regretted by his white
friends. - Onoudaga Register.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-01-02

accurate Judgment. Strong prejudice
is relieved by learning to distinguish
things we'll, and not TO judge by the lump.
There is scarcely any thing in the world
Of pature or art, in the world Of morality
or religion. that is perfectly uniform.
There is mixture Of wisdom and folly,