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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
PO1RRYo
IRON the Charleston Courier.


There ARE moments in life which are never forgot.
Which brighten and brighten. a. Time steals away ;
They give new chann the happiest lot
And they shine on the gloom OF the loylest day
These moments arc hallowd by smiles and BY tears
The FIRST look Of love. and the last parting given;
3s the sun ~ the dawn Of his glory appcar,
Ana lhe cloud Weeps and CLOVIS with the rainbow
There are hours-there are minutes, which memory
brings,
Like blossoms Of Eden. 20 Irvine round the heart.
Aud as Time rushes by the might Of hrs wings
They may uarken awhile, but they never depart;
Oh these halowd remembI ances cannot decay,
But they on the soul with magical thrill
And in days that are darkest. they kindly will STAY
And the heart in is last throb will beat with them
STILL
They come. like the dawn in its loneliness, now,
The same look Of beauty, that shot 20 my soul
The SHOWS OF the mountain beached on her brew
And her eyes. in tie blue OF the armament roll
The roses are dim by her cheeks living bloom
And her coral lips part. like the opening Of fowr.
She moves through the air in a cloud of perfume
Like the wind from the blossoms Of Jess anime bowrs
From her eyes melting azure there sparkles flame
That kiudled my young blood TO extacy's glow
She speaks-and the tones Of her voice are the same
As would once, like the wind-haTp in melody Cow
That touch her hand meets and mingleS with mine
Shoots along 70 my heart, with electrical thrill
Twas moment for earth tso ,upreiney divine
And while life lasts, its sweetness shall elm. 10 me
still.
We met-and we drank from the chry staline we'll
That flows from the fountain of science above
On the beauties of thought would silently dwell.
Till we lookd-though never were talking of
love
We parted-the tear glisten'd bright in her eve
And her melting hand shook. as droop'd t-iorever
o that moment will always be lowering bv:
Liie may frown-but It's light shall abandon me-
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SEASONABLE GOODS.
FROM THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
Just RECEIVED, an extensive assert
mGut, by
EDWARD HOWE,
M. : aIe,.bon,,, Ro,r u;IJyo (,

No. 5, Merctani.' Roe, Middle Sreei,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIMERES--o
ale FLdNNELS, and tsO bales BOMBd-
ZEIJ>, different culours--one bale IA 81 O. |
10-I 1tI tea 49, ROSE BL.INKET>-biue
Hunters Cloth-Duihl -Coating,- Colored Bonn
bszeenes-CambIet-blue black and hite Kat.
tinetls-5lue and brown Queens Clolh-Pelisse
I CIoib-Silk and Worsted Ne.tings-grcen and
crimson Nlorean-back, blue and white Tabby
Nelvets-Silk Nelvets-Drab Kcrsey-worsied
Oack Bombazenes--Cassilere ShaWIs-priuted
oierIno ehawls and Handkerchiefs "a new artice)
-"orsted Hose-salisbury FIannels-Aankin 4
Canton Crapes-Sinchaws-Sar Silks
Flag and Bandana Handk crchiefs-Italian and
French black. green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks aud Iwist-Neckerchie Calicos-Ihread
Laces-M Madras Hsudkerchiefs--s and COL
oFed Canbrics--cotton Table Covers and Doy les
fancy and black silk Handke rchefs--leno and
book. plain aud figured Mnsiins--cot,on and linen
ILreads-Furniture Patch & Dimlty-silk Braid.
and Ribbons--white, brown and black Linens
cotton Umbrellas gilt and visit Euttons-BuCk,
Doe, Beaver and Kid UloVes-linen Damask--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindings & PRINCES WebL's
patent Suspender,, &c. &c.
AIso,
Factory neutrality-suspicious.
'StrtpeS-Bedttckings and Checks.
5000 ID. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS
On hand, good assortment Of gilt and ma
hogany framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at a large discount from the factory
prices, 20 close the sale of that article.
French Paper-Hangings and MI
itdry Goods.
The above articles will be sold low, for cash.
n-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune.
tually attended to.
Portland, Oct so. IF
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or american Manufactures.


Agent and Commission Merchant for
AMERICAN MANUFACTURES,
Chambers, Corner Of Middle g. Union Streets,
Opposite
Messrs. MARX d WIN HARRIS,
Has this day receiued,
BALES BROWN SHEETINGS
Do. Threads, all Nos. and Colours, Amy and
Brown, and Skaters Manufactures.
Bale Broadcloths, colours blue, black Il hares-
back mixtures.
ON HAND
Cases and Bales Ginghams-Checks,
Stripes-Forniture Plaids-Diaper.
Cotton Lsps-Wire Threads-Quills,
Buttons-bleached and unbeachsd Sheeting.
and Slrtings.
also
Waltham Cottons, Of every description, con-
stantiy for sale at Boston prices.
o. Regular supplies of American GOODS,
are received as above, which will be sold at FAR
prices.
'.NWanted as above WOOL Of every descrip-
lion, for which CASH will be paid, or it will lie
received on Consignment.
N. b. Cash advanced ON ConsisDments.
II. Jan. IA.
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NEW BOOKS-for Children.
FOR SALE at The BOOKSTORE Of
f.. COLLIER,

i HE Recsptured Negro, by Mrs. Sherwood,
Picturesque Piety, by the Rev. Isaac Taylor,
Lily Douslas-ltalian Convert,
School Fellows, by Miss Sandman.
also, FOR sale,
Sabine's Ecclesiastical History,
Memoirs of Rev. n. Martyr,
do. of Mrs. Graham,
Life Of Patrick Henry,
A new and cheap edition Of Mr.. Webster's Ora
ton, delivered at Plymouth,
History of the L. States, a new book for schools,
a good assortment Of STATIONARY.
- BOOK BINDING in al IL, branche,
on reasonable terms. (e.o.w.tE
Feb. Q.
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NOTICE.

a IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber arc
4 rfqurs'eu 10 make immediate payment 10
Johh HoF--and all perens having dema nd.
egainsthm are requested TO present them 10 SAID
John and receive their pay.
WILLIAM HOW.
P,r.anf, Feb. f6, tSse.
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SIMON GREENLEAF. Esq

Of the District Of Maine, ha. deposited in this
Odce, the title Of a Book, the right whereof he
claims as Author in the words following, viz :;
Reports OF Cases argued and determined in
the Supreme Judicial Court Of the State Of Maine.
BIZ SIMON GREENLEAF, Counsellor at Lar. .
In conformity 10 the Act Of the Congress Of the
United States entitled, An Act for the en-.
enlargement Of learning, by securing the copies
OF maps, charts, and books, to the authors and
proprietors Of such copies, during the times there
IN mentioned" and also 10 act, entitled,
An Act supplementary TO an act, entitled, an
act for The encouragement Of learning, by secur
ing the copies OF maps, charts, ard books. 10 the
authors and proprietors Of such copies during the
times therein mentioned, and extending the ben.
Gifts thereof TO The arts Of designing, engraving
| and etching historical and other prints,
JOHN MUoSEY, Jr.
! Cierk Of The Districf Court of .uuipe
/ true copy Of record,
Attest: JOHN NUSSFY- Jr
Clerk Of TIE District Court Of Maine
February, 26, 1922. 4w.
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER,

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Nol1, Jones Ron, Exchange strest--Poriland,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cyliner
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEITED-
l5D or. casks off. r. F. and TIP.
800 canisters r. f. and F. and L. p.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendatons from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Department,and many others who have used the
same.
large quantity Of the above Powder, can be
furnished at a short notice.
OJ-Gentemen arc invited TO call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct %.
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NeiU Goods.
ROYAL LINCOLN,

ErckGnge Street
HAs just received, and now opening for sale
large and extensive assortment Cf new
Fashionable Goods,
Cf the latest importations, VIII Bale KID
MINISTER CARPETlNG-t Case Figured
CANTON GRAPES Case Plain do.-Black
Nankin Grape Dresses--i Gaze IA Irish LIN
ENS-Linen DAMASK-Lingn CA MBUICS-
Linen Cambria Hdkfs-Eng lishwhite SILK HOSE
French Black aud White do. ldo.-Erglish and
French black and white silk Gfbves-Beaver aud
hid GIoves-Merino -lhitation do-bIk.
Synchaws-dO. Sarsenets-Colbred Lustrines-
qlack aud white satiin>--ioubIe chain blk. Lee
vantine Silks-Silk and Cotton " elyet,-eIegant
Fringed era AIS-M eh's black, white and mi x I
Worsted aud Cotton Hose Wo.nen's white blk
and slate do. Go.-5l black BOMBAZINE-Fig-
ured BOMBAZE Tl.S-Piain ilo.--rAKTAN
PLAIDS-Fig'd & Plain Jaconet MusIins--Fig'd
d Plain Leno &BOOk do.-wihts Cotton Canbrics
Colored do Cambria Muslins- Block White 4 green
Italian and French ry-Engl5 hGingha nr-Brit-
sh Clno"s-Furniturc Observation-Disclosures Cotton
Nestings-Toilenets-Y aIentia snd Silk Vestinys
Flag and Bandanna lIikfs.-B!ack Silk do.
bk. red and assorted COLOURS
Cashmere ShdWIs,
with aud without borders Black Stockine;t-
Blue Nsnkins-Yellow do.-Millnet-Bonnet
Paper-back and white Wound Wire-Cotton
Shawis-Dimities Jeans Nankinetts Russia
Diapers. blk. and brown LINENS; Ribbons !.
Tapes Buttons; Cotton and Linen Threads
Sewing SILKS, Twists Cotton Balls, &c. &c. &c.
Black, blue, drab, MKT, bareback and blown
BroadcIOtAs; black, blue, whte, drah, MKT, and
haresback tGssimeres; Blue Qftens Cloths; blue
and light colored Ptiisse Cloths green aud drsh
CsGtangs; Dg6iis Kerseys !; drab Hunters,
Cloths; blk. white, yellow, and green Flannels:
Swsnskins S-4,9-4, t0-i & ii-i Rose Blankets.
&c. &C. &c. &C.
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Drugs s. Medicines.

No articles will be offered for sale but such as
are ofthe fret quslity-and will be sold as reas-
enable as at any store in town-Personal attend
snce will be given az all hours Physicians are in
formed that all the compounds are prepared &C
cording to the direction in the National Pharma-
copGs, and that their prescriptions will be stten-
ded TO by himself. Portland Jan. Is, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-03-12
Miss A. CROSS.

NIIoo n. OIOJp.
ID ESPECJFULLY informs the public, that
IL her second term will commence on the 18Th
day al April neat, in the large room over NJ r.
JosErH PoPE's store in 1Eussry's Rop. The fol-
lowing branches will he taught RE.4DING,
SPELLING, DEFINING, PENMIKING,
CHIKOGR JPN, GR4lIN Ar, ARTTH.
MEIIC, GEOGRdPHl, PCNCTC ITTON,
RHEIOHIC, COMPOSITION, CHRONOLO.
q Y and HISTORY.
Those who wish TO attend are requested 10 sp-
ply before the 90ih Of March
No young ladies will be admitted after the third
day of the term. Feb 26, 1899.
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STOVES,

ever offered in Maine, calculated for ParIours.
Kitchens, Counting. Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Pariour
Stoves. well calculated for heatIng-and Cook
Stoves of all prices from 10 10 SO dollars all war
ranted TO stand FIRE.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are of bis
own invention, which will be found to combiDs
more advantages than any now in use. The objec-
tion TO baking instead Of roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made these, as the roasting Is
as perfect as by fire. Two large pieces can be
roasted at lime on splits exposed 10 free current
Of air, without the additional expense OF a Tin
kitchen. AZ il is very important when buying 20 get
the best, those who wish to purchase an article
so Important in domestic use, requested 10 call
and examine for themselves and enquire of those
who have this kind in nse. There none better
calculated for geuteel cookery, or by which more
cooking can BE- done witt less fuel or greater ease.
There can be water eRoush heat for washing, aud
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
time. Ii has three boilers holding one two and
five pals full, but the size of the boilers can he in
creased OF decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either all three Of them pleasure by
turning the dampers.
Ihose about commencing house keeping, will
ind a great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 The
Stove and those who are building BY procuring enc,
Can save the expense of chimney.
lie like,:ise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
tunnels, for Stoves of all szes, with copper and all
other kind If apparatus for Cook Stoves az short
Iotice-havng procured the best oI workuen for
hat purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES 10 sell
IAN be supplied on tie most liberal terms.
4
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March 4, 1922.

II Court OF Probate holden Portland within and the
County OF Cumberland. the third TUESDAY, February
ID the OF our Lord eighteen hundred aud
~ y the petition OF OZiAS BLANCHARD and Wife sC-
~ miniStr~tors OF the estate OF JOHN ANDLRSON, ls
OF Falmouth III sand county, deck zstd eprese
ing that the personal of said deceased nor sucier
pay the just debts which he Ell the o lis
by the sum OF eleven hundre twentyix dollar. and
ty-sN ceus md praying tor license SeI and convey
much OF the real esttte at said decreased may w
~ tor the pigment Of said dsLts and incidental changes
ORDERED Thar the petitioners give notice thersot
the heirs OF said ceased aud to an persons interested w
said estate, by Causing copy OF this published
~ tc Portland Gazette printed in Portland n said
three weeks succvssi7ely that TIT apie.r
Court 10 be hs "A said Portland the third Tuesday
March O'Clock III The forenoon and shew
any they haye why the prayer Of said petitioners Aou
not bs granted
i. POTTER, lodge.
uue copy. Atttst,
HoEATio SOUTHGATE, Reg
February. 76, 1874.
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Besides, $4,000, Of smaller PRIZES.
Orders from any part of The Union. incosins
Cash, or Prize Tickets, cheerfulIy and promptly
attended to, and all Lottery information given
legal Lotteries,
CIliOn-Strcei, near the Pest Office
IL as there are some misaPPrehensions ox-
sting, relative TO the GOfd Earle. Offered in my
last advertisement az premium for the FIRST cap
ltai Prze sold az my office, it may be proper TO
notice, thar il will be at the option Of the person
holding the Ticket, whether TO receive repre-
.entation OF living Eagle, 10 gold, or an Amer
lean Coin of that denominations
Portland, FEB. %, 1899.
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RED TOP SEED.

0SBUsHELs for sale at JEREMIAH CORR,
~ Jr.'s Commission Store, No. IL, Lore
Wharf. March s, 1922
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JAMES TORRANCE, would inform his friends
- and the public, that he as appointed the
Agent OIL. koLLocE. NJ. ID. in'the Establishment
Of an Apothecary's Shop-and having taken a
couvenient stand in Fox's buildings, opposite Mr..
II. Boyd's Middle Street-and supplied il with
a good assortment Of
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Cashmere ShdWIs,
ALSOa general assortment Of
Factory Goods, viz. Cotion

Sfeeii"gss Bedticking,; otngiams Checks and
Stripes; sSdaineHs Derry Diapers Bale
Americap red Flsnnels silk sld Cotton Tn,brsL
las; Parasos Bristol Bricks FIR cleaning Knives
& Forks. al Sent. 1891
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D'trict Of Maine, IS.
DE III REMEMBERED, That on this eigh-
- tsenth day OF february, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty
two and the forty sixth year Of the independence
of the United States of America
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-15

iesiy labored under depression Of spirits,
owing to the death of the Marquis OF Lon
donderry.
Several arches were erected across the
streets, upon one of which was Inscribed IN
gold letters /" o felicem diem ~ and on the
opposite side the Translation, 40 happy
day" Other arches were tasteiully dec
GRATED with flowers, surmounted by the
crown, scepire, aud other embems, and ON
one was displayed, in letters Of gold,
" Scotland halls with JOY the presence Of
her King"
The ancient cere monies OF entering the
city were obscryc,, and when his Majesty's
carriage had entered the barrier, the Lord
Provost advanced, presented the keys OF
the city, on a crimson velvet cushion, and
made suitable address The King in.
stanfly returned them, and said-' return
you these Keys, being perfectly convinced
that they cannot remain IN better hands
than ia those Of the Lord Provost of my
good city of Edinburgh" The procession
then moved on through various streets, 10
The Kings Park, at the north SIDE oi which
was a detachment of the Cells. The roy
al carriage reached Hollywood House al half
past one, when salute was fred from
Salisbury Crags, the Cation Hill, and the
Castle.
The palace is handsomely fitted up. The
throne Is al the west end of the presence
room, the walls Of which are covered with
scarlet cloth, and large mirror covers the
east end The Aing was received at the
Palace by the Duke of Hamilton, keeper of
the palace, the Duke Of Montrose, Lord
Mel, lille, and other high officers, whom we
have moi time To enumtrate. The King
soon proceeded To the presence chamber,
when the ancient regaIia was brought To
him, and presented by the Knight Marschal
" who kissed the kings hand, and made
three reycrcaces." Immediately afterwards
the magistrates of Edinburgh were amour
ced admitted, and an address was read by
Mr.. Cunningham, the Senior City Clerk,
to which the king made a suitable reply
He ai1erw ards left the throne, aud proceed
ed Ia the royal closet, preceded by the re-
gala. His Majesty then commanded the
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ron TIE NIRGINIAN


Knowing IT to be so rcpugnant to your
feelings to suffer religious controversy to
ind ITS way into your paper, shall content
myself with giving you few quotations,
with same remarks of my own, aud leave
the subject with your friend the Episcopa-
liam.
fir't' f1Rr correspondent, after men,
uohihS number ofrenowned names, men-
IONS Jerome, who he says, positively as
serts, that iniparity existed in the church Of
Alexandria from its foundation, "-admit-
ted so has it existed in England from the
tme OF AnseIm-and before. But does
tRis prove that prelary and diocesan EMS
copacy originated with the apostles ? .Ie-
rome also. says, " not only in his opinion.
but also IN that of scripture, bishops and
presbyters were The same, the one being the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-15

name OF age, ibe other 81 Office AID a.
gain, +" a presbyter i the same as bishop !;
aud before there were, by the devils, par
ties In religion. the churches were governed
BIZ the common council Of presbytcrs."
Tie also declares expressly, that " the prae-
ice Of placing one prcsbyter above ano-
lher was introduced TO prevent schisra and
thai il was brought in by little and little
Aud again, "bishVl1s ARE above prsshytcrs,
niore by thu customs n the church. than By
the appointment u Christi THESE quota
lions show, Why Jerome made the ass, rtion
ascrlbed 10 him above. could quote YOU
a page III your paper, To tire same effect,
Respecting the long list Of names introdu-
ced by your correspondent, but know YOU
would not give me room indeed think ii
unnecessary.
With respect to the second head, which
m Epigcopaian takes up, relative to com
ing within The pale Of his church, | will
mention one faet.--An eminent Episcopal
clergyman in this state, did publicly refuse
to commune with . dissenting church, be
caHso the clergyman, he SAID, had no d1-
tbarity Ia administer the sacramFnt.--And
further, Eplscopaians do sas. without re-
scfKc, that the mercy extended 10 disscutefs
IS uncoyrnantcd and therefore they stand
on a footing will the heathen.
With respect to what / said relative to
Arniulanism, if u nothing more than the
daily asowal of many some of which |
have myself heard and the first two of the
articles quoted, do ia fact amount TO, or lead
10 all | said.
My motivesfor associating Episcopalians
with Catholics Is thls-Eplscopacy IS line
ally descended from papacy, aud he who
vii brace the genealogy Of Epscopallan BIZ
shops, To the time ofthe apostlcs,& mol pass
through Rome, will bestow a favor-thc
pope or bishop Of Rome was the head Of
The English church, until the time OF Henry
the eighth, when he assumed il.
Shakers and Swcdcuborgians-Th Sha-
kcrs hold that Anna Lcesc, as the woman
spoken If in revelations, the nather of all
the elect The S~edeaborgans hold that
their founder, originated the ncN Jerusalem
church spoken Of in lhereyelaton g
Theol. Die.
That so many religions should be proie8.
sed, and al entire by distinct in their tcncts,
would really be marvellous !; but that out Of
SO pany, some of them should be a med
~ Of others, is very natural To suppose
aud 1T Is really In" fact with respect 10 more
than the semi peagians. ! wonder much,
that SO learned ihcoIogian az our Episco-
pallan il, should not know it.
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