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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
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Grocery ossi Hard H'are Store
WILLIAM MERRILL

UTOceTg Vfdt IIH'@ ~
WILLIAM MERRILL
As for -aie, ~ hIs store, h'dat 7''1'' g"
"A erdi assortment OF
Groceries and Hard W are,
AMONG WHICH ARE THL FOLLOW
.,prrs CurIle Powder.
Did C1gnac Brandy, lhAS'
Antigua Run. $GunpOwdrr,
s.. Cro,x. do. Imperial llyson,
Y England, 10. fOuhk Hysoh'
,rbi,dsm. (iin Hyson SAin,
Weesp du. ouuChons'
American do. SUGARS.
Old Whi>key, Cor,ials India double boiled,
WINES. White and brown Ha-
=. p. MaGens, vaua,
sicily Madeira, !. Gf"iS
Lisbon, Fidoua, LOAF a"u Jump
Maag-. huES'
SPICES. Almonds,
Nutmegs. Gloves, fiibefts,
Mace, Pimento, tnghsn "a'hu's'
uinSer, Cbssa, frcAh tsslaha'
Real CiBnamon, 49, Z fca Nuts.
Ground (assia, COFFEE.
Whole and ground Pep 81. Domingo,
pei, Havana, Domestic,
C-y-nne, do. Welsh No. Chocolate,
English Mustard, Bakers, d..
Entry HATS, ell sizes,
Spsrmscet Oil, Elasks do. blown Salt,
81 Ubps and Liverpool do. Cotton, Rice.
sait Pctre, Alum, CopPeras, Starch,
Sulphur. Indigo, roll Brimst one Tobacco,
Ont Nails, lads, Hollow Ware, Stone DO.
M0IasSos, Cheese, Dat Meal,
Ca-k aud box kai>n.. CurrantS. Figs,
MackereI ard Pollock Fish Vinegar,
Brushes, Brooms, Demij nhns. Velvet Corks,
CASTLE and brown Soap, " indoor do.
5uperkne Flour, SJe leather, shUvels,
Spades, &C.
With uaristy Of
HARD WARE.
Nor. 6. IT.
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JOSEPH GOOLD. JR.

Doct. GEORGE W. KITTREDGE.
| INFORMS the inhabitants Of PORTLAND. that
he has taken a room az Dan0's Boarding House
rext wet Of Rev. DR.. NICHOLS Meeting House
Back Street. where he may be fond ready 10 wait
on those who should require bis services in his
profession.
POrfl1nd, DssemBsr f8lS2f. (6rA
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HEZ. WINSLOW,
HIS FOR SALE

IIt bAGo PRIME green Coffee entitled 10 de-
- beuture
1o0 Bolts heavy Russia Duck.
30 Pieces Ravens DO
900 Boxes Muscatel RaisiAs,
10 Bb.s. Clear oTk,
100 NJ. Alexandra Cigars.
also
A two story DWLLLlNi. HOUSE. sifrated
in High Sbstf, opposite Matthew Cobb. Esq's
tne house Is pew 4 will he solo bargain.
ortland. Jan. q, 1922.
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p M.
THIS new snd healing pslssm bids fair to j.
Val every Medicine heretofore discovered
nghs, snd compAslnis of he lungs, leading
p4lon and even ia seated Cunsum otions
Il n.s lately been used by many, with the mos,
STRIP ling success. Ii certificates hom persons
OF the highest respect soiiity OF the great and in
cruising demand for il, may be called proof Of
IT'S good ELECTS, It Is Ir0yet. Scsieely case OF
Colds Coughs, pam the side. difficulty Of
h. eAthug, wsni Of sleep arising Il ON debility OF
even assumptions. bur may be relieved by tie
the timely use OF bis Medicine. Many certif-
Gates Of its efficacy accompany each sottle.
Copr " leaer 10 Mr.. Loreaso Buk, Druggist
Hartford
SIR am man sbou, sixty years of age, and
have been afflicted from my intAmc, wttn cough
more than people in genersI ; especially when |
took cold +; out in ihS summer of f2i7 L took q
violea, cold winch caused hard cough, difficult
breathing ana wheeling, so that IT deprived me
IN Measure OF sleep and al times could rot lie
III bed, which continued 70 more han year and
which got my heath very NV. 1 thea heard Of
Dr.. Anderson's Cough Dcojs and urchGsed 1t
your store three bottles, which have reason 10
believe have restored me To my to, mcr state of
hesllh and ! can tsuy say tina, believe them 10
be the best medicine for coughs ana colds now
H. use ALEXANDER SACKEII.
Wasren, Comm IHarch 90, 1910.
New Certificate.
IN the year 1876, was seized with an inas
nation OF the hyer, which caused sa adhesion
that placed me IN a very cIiucai si.ustiun. Al
mos, al binds OF exercise csusrd pam IN ny side
and breast. In this siIua;ion I continued until
April, 1919, when my cough and the pain in my
bre ast increased through the summer my flesh
wasted, grew weak and bowed down ard lost
all hope of ever beng any bette. Aouut tie fl 81
of last October, my son purchase st Bsllsown
Springs bottle Of 4fIGerS0as Cough Drcgs, from
which found almost immed late u lief, and from
The use OF two bottles only, my lungs sre restor-
I'd to perfect soundness I once more can walk
erect, and should be in perfect health, were il
not ior the sdhesion in my side.
SlEpHLN SEAMAN.
frraor.haLL ~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24
CHRISTMAS.


To what cause can it be attributed that Christ
mas, which once was festival, that called forth
such JOYOUS aud EalloWcd feelings, should now
have ceased almost to awaken attention either
.in tho Young or in the cid Even within my
remembrance, we were wont TO look forward to
the approach Or Christmas, with extraordinary
expectation, and when II did come, TO give our
selves UP 10 al the rlerriinent and enjoyment Of
which the young and ardent mind Is susceptible
the heart rotcd il its own feelings and the aged
looked on with indulgence for they remembered
the days Of their youth. In England too, where
this festival in particular was kept with spiend-
our and great exhibitions Of hospitality, even
there, the good old rites and games ana merry
makints are enjoyed but little, except in tie
memories Of tie people, who used to partake in
them With 50 much hiiarity. In that country,
the Christmas holydays were the subject Of con-
versation long time before they arrived, and
afforded matter Of pleasing recollection al tie
rest OF the year. Tie heads u families reioiced
in their approach for then they collected 1t their
boards and fresides, it may be, their scattered
children and their friends and relations; tie full
die Of hospitality was let out, every door was
open and every heart; the Wretchedsforgot their
soTrow, the poor their troubles, and the peer and
Tie peasant were made happy together, on that
lay which brought " peace aud good viii 70 men"
: But i old, old, good old Christmas gone - Are
we moro to hear Of the revels and see tic
sports Of that animatn@ festival and publicly 10
pay those religious duties, which we all owe to
the great head Of our religion, who was On this
day given u the world : l. not the Saviour born
to Us as wei as T. the ages gone Is, ard lid lot
he bring peace and good viii 10 Is as much as TO
those 10 whom the early and later father admin
ls'erec lily then should VIC not set apart orc
day to commemorate an event Of such unspeaka-
bic Importance, forget al our scrIid cares and
empioymeLts, and give to our hearts and 10 Ecay-
en- thoughts due 70 an occasion in which even tie
angles Of God sung together for jov
On the separation Of the puritans from the
Episcopal church Liey not only abandoned tie
lorms aud ceremonies Of that worship, but every
festival that was III any manucr connected with
or celebrated by it; they considered them rcr-
haps, IN some measure idD,atrous, and probably
they feared lest the minds Of their followers should
DC turned back 70 their ancient ceremonies and
ny association AM early attachment TO tic ven
cradle rites connected with the ancient church
again incorporate themselves with il. ILcy
rushed therefore into the oprsite extreme and
wholly disrcgarlod even tlcse festivals which
were emitted to their dovout celt bratiun. This
may bc reason why in New England, Christmas
IS 50 iittie regarded and that dav is substituted
| ny custom and the appointment Of government,
| 1T th"t winch commentaries the birth of chr
7dyiour' and Is sanctioned by the practise vi .lc
| ancient Churches.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24
By THE MAILS.

State Prison, ChGrteSfoTn. An ingtuius bul
unsuccessful attempt 10 escape, was made
few days since by John Lewis, Who was re-
Gently sentenced to confinement in tie state
prison. after being convicted uf stealing large
sum OF money non Mr. Samuel Dana
Lewis was tailor, and being an expert
workman, was placed al lbe head of thai de
paItnen. Heie he COnrived with the thea ds
and patches OF his wok, to stuff suit OF prs
on clothing, in the full size and shape of a
man, a mask made of leather, was neatly
conirIved for the face round which some u
bis own hair was 6,ed, and The whole image
was well made, and bore very loera5Ie re-
sembiance TO BIS Uwn person. This be con-
tfved 10 sci up in his cell Just before the u.u
al time Of locking up.
When the prisoners are called in lor tho
nisbi, they pass BY one officer, who checks
their lanes and The cells are examinsd by
another, who seeing that all the convict, b.
longing to them are in their proper place,
locks The doors aud secure, them.
On The evening Of the Intended escape, the
officer with lie check list, not seeing Lewis
90 up, gave notice that lie was absent; Dot
word was Immediately passed from some con-
federale in The arch, that he must lave gone
unobseryed, for he was in his cell.
The officer who was locking up the con-
sicts counting the number, and finding il TO be
correct. was proceeding 10 close the door, de-
ceived By the image IN he twilight, and sup
posing il to be tie real usn Some suspl
cion however crossing bis mind, be spoke, y
was answered The voice did not sound nal
nraIly. and he went IN, looked in The face. and
was retiring, without doubt that his prisoner
was safe, But just as he .was closing the door
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24
REV. DIR. .M.4FFYTT.

On Monday and Tuesday last, JosEpH It.
BUCKINGHAM, the Editor Of tile Galaxy,was tried
in Boston, on an indictment for publishing a
libel in that paper, on the Rev. Mr. MAEEIr.
The Defendant justified the publication BY al
leging the truth Of his charges; which were in
substance, that the Rev. Mr.. Mafit 1. had been
guilty Of iasehood 2. had confessed that be did
not believe in the christian religion; 8. had be-
trayed conf lence; 4. had rdcued persons who
came TO the altar; g. had been guilty Of loose
Ind lascivious behavior. After hearing the tes
tmooy witnesses, and the arguments OF Coun-
sci, the Judge Quincy instructed the jury that
if they were satisfied Of the truth ofthese charges,
and that the publication was made from a good
motive and for justfabe end, they should &C
quit the Defendant, hut if not, they must find him
guilty. The jury went out at II o'clock, and
after being absent FIVE hours, without agreeing,
came in, and inquired Of the learned Judge,
whether, if in their opinion some Of the allega-
tons were proved BY the defendant, and some
were not, they should acqut, or convict the de-
fendant.' The Judge then repeated to them a
part Of bis charge to this effect That if the al
legations pgoccd were il their opinion Of such q
nature, and OF such higA importance as 10 aut.os-
iye dcfendRtto attalk The character 81 tie person
acith rier 10 benefit U,e pubiic by exposing him,
then defendant ought u be acquitted. The Jury
retired again, and in few moments returned I
yerdict-~N0F GUILTY.
Portsmouth Journal
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III ~ Jonrs and windows was now much greater
y rot nv. than II had been before ~ Ecl u;an1
-. ,Dith the rush Of such a multiHde the
ecroanas Of women and Children and I've efforts
IF men 70 compose the people prodnced scene
~ confusion and dsmay, which inga; Wei shake
the stontest heart. Several persons we're cor
s;derably injured, some women and children
we're horne down BY tile CROWD, some EhrCal
out oftl,e windows, ard articles Of clgtlhng we're
lost and torn. When tie cause OF Tue alarm
was ascertaned, OF was restored ana ne ser
vices went on without further interruption
lye we're much cratifcd By the atten,iat II
ne scamen and tie interest they appeared to
lilo n The very ahcctionate address which was
nronounced 10 them Indeed their hearts must
have been like the rocks Hpon which their bdrks
arc sometimes dashed, and not as the Reverend
gentleman said, :" like their cwn waters. !. hey
were not rnoyed by the tender touches with
which the discourse abounGed. - appropriate
nrayer was offered rs Mr. Smith q the q Par
in and music suited to the occasion cxcei!enFly
performed by the Beethoven society. j wasan
interesting meeting, and il j. deroutly to be
wished, that the worthy objects q The gentlemen
who have engaged in this interesting work. Iaay
be fully accomplished.
We have taken pains since TIE alarm 70 as
certain whether there is any danger from the
weight of crowd in The galleries Of the old
Westinghouse, and we find that the lower floor
Of the house is supported BY stone pillars under
each of the pillars BY which the galleries are
supported, SO that no danger can arse IRON their
settling and as these are OF solid OAK, Nc lear
need be entertained that they arc not capable
of bearing any weight that can be put upon
them: nor is there any fear that the beams
which rest upon the pillars will break, as they
are unusually large and solid; there is therefore
no Just cause ofalarm respecting the galleries in
that house.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-24

French. On thc Glowing day, however,
Divine Providence directed the ARRIVAL al ihe
P.,an@. of l. Active. French brig, commanded
hy III de Reverseau. This Commanjer, ana
.cveral OF his officers, FASTENED 10 The Consul
late, which they found 10 be in danger Of ah
immediate attack. Captain De X. sent or
ders for 40 of the most resolule OF bis crew
10 come 10 his succor They came lnFlhwilh.
When they arrived, 5000 Greeks were vocd
Grating mensces. aud insoieut proposals to lie
French. They began by demanding that
young and interesting Tux, whom they dc
slgnated, should he gwen up to their iuTy.
| VI. &c Reyelseau issued from the Consulate,
sword in hand, accompanied by ihe young
turk, whom they demanded. When he had
passed the gate Of The Consulate about 20
PAGES, be exclaimed, 9 Behold your Dicfim.
| DEATH MAJ Gaeau him Int 4 shall reach han
only BY passing through my body" The Greeks
were astonished at lhIs excessive courage and
no one assaed him.-Tbe other French fol-
lowed N. &c Il. and appeared ready 10 make
a running FIRE with The Greeks. They march
ed IN a body, forming rampant Tor four hun
dred Turkish men, women, and children,
against their implacable enemies, who were
restrained from any attack more by their fears
Than their respect Tor 50 much courage. The
whole arrived in safety at ihe Pn@us, (six
miles dis,ance) and were embarked on toard
L'Actse, L'Estatite, and some merchant YES
sels.-Thrse, We have The satisfaction 10 add,
arrived here (Sniyrna) on Tuesday last.
Thanks. and etcrnai glory, 10 The men who by
their vaior and humanity have thus done hon
or 10 human nature, anu to their country !
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POETRY.
F-oa TIE Richmond Eaq'dfer.
TIE SEA-BOY.

h-pm tte Gica noad Enquirer.
TIE SEA-BOY.
Tac win3a arc waistiinr tlrorgh the shrouds
Ihc " vet are heayirg hieA
lad DER Won dreary drifting clouds
There's tom snzt II sky;
y hllst, since the sal a . snugly furl'd,
Coi!ed, shivering in the Ice,
a Iii" sea-boy s1ys---" the world
j. ut the sea for me.
! noverknew fathers care
And scarce 4 mothers love;
They died poor and broken pair,
And left their child to rove
TO rove where now the pillows hurled,
Are bursting from the lee;
And yet this warning wat'Iy world
Has been friend to me.
The cot, which sheltered once my head,
Is mouid'ring on the plain ;
The tree, whose branches DER il spread,
meier shall sec again
Save, where yon pillows high are curl'd,
No home have TO see:
Yet still this warning wat'ry world
Has been a home to me.
NV mother sail-'' there's One above
The orphan TO protect !"
And viii ne'er forget her love,
Or dying words neglect;
For though the winds in wildness whiried,
Are raging Ger the sea,
Yet will that One, this warning world
Forbid to injure me.
Yes let tie tempest roaring, dread,
Rave round us. and above
Our ship has not a timber-hcad
But have learned 10 love;
And she viii dash the biloTs curled,
Far from her on the lee;
And prove, amid wreckirg world,
4 friend, in need, to me.
still must count Ger vet Tin ten,
Three fourth parts ola year;
But she shall know me, like the men,
When have strength to steer
En- now with all but try-saiI furld,
I'd set her pennant free;
For mid this warring wat'ry world
There's not 4 fear in me.
And | will buy me trousers white,
When hcaves our port in view;
And have three rows of buttons bright,
Upon my jacket blue
For though bv storm and fortune whirled,
Our captain and the sea,
Amid this warning wlt'ry world,
Have been but friends to me"
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Dec. l3.


The Com Of Commerce, reported Lll 10
repeal The third section OF the act, entitled
:" Al act supplementary 70 an act, entitled
Al act concerning nav cation"
Passed, AMI sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
The Com. OF Ways aud Means, 10 which
was re-commtted the bill supplementary to,
and TO amend an act, entitled " Al act 10 req
ulate the collection of duties on imports and
tonnage" passed "a OF March, 1893, and 10
repeal an act supplementary thereto, passed
2Oih Aprl, 1918, and tor other purposes, re-
ported new bill o! The same title which was
read the first and second times, aud committed
to a Com. of lne whole House on the Stale OF
the Union.
Ga motion Of Mir. Tomlinson it was
ResoUed. That the Corr OF Commerce be
instructed 10 Inquire into The expedicncy OF
rcheahng tie scI passed April 26lh, 1916, by
winch was allowed an addlioual compensa.
lion Of Fly per cent. 10 the compensaIons OF
certain officers OF lbe customs therri,, named.
SUPPRESSION OF PIRACY
The House thea resolved itself into COM
ml.ter al the whole % The state Of The Union,
Nj. LathroP ~ he char, and took Up the fol-
loving bill, beng that reported this day by
The CoMmIdee on Naval Afilrs:
AN &C L authorizing an adliiic,sl naval force
Tor he Suppression 81 P.racy--------
Sec. -isertrHscfes &c. That lie Pres
ideni ot The U. S.,be, and hereby i, auhori
zed 10 puTchase or cons iuct a sufficient mum
Der OF vessels, 10 addiuon TO those COW en-
ploJed, Of such hurhgn AMI Construction As
be may Jee'n necessary, and to fl, equip, and
man the same, Tor Immediate service, Tor the
purpose Of suppress:ng piracy, AID Of sfJrd-
ing eHectua protection u the citizens T. COM
merce Of tie United States 10 he Gllph Of
Mexico, and the seas and ierrtorirs adj lcent.
Sec. 2. That the sum Of $4,000 be az
pr"pria!ed t. meet the expenditure to be III
Cured as aforesaid, and paid ont Of any mon
ey in the treasury uOt Otherwise appropriated.
Passed, and sent 10 Tie Senate.
A bin was reported tJr the repair Of the
Cumberland ROAD.
The post Office committee was instructed
10 consider Of opening post route from Pen
sscoId TO 81. Augustine
The Senate Dad not sii to-day.
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY, Dec IL.
Pirdcu.-Mf Rodney submitted resulu-
lion for the purpose OF continuing ia force the
acts on this subject, and making such further
provisions ty law as the FIXTURE Of the case
may require.
Biz. peasants, also, fiom the naval commit
tee, reported a bill aPproprlaIing a sum uI
money to enable the President to afford more
Efficient protection to the Commerce oil The
United Safes from The depreciation Of the ri
rates ip(esting the Guph Of Mexico and he
West Indian Seas The bin was read twice
by general consent. 4 recommendation OF
the Secretary of the Navy accompanied this
bill, describing the species Of force necessary
for this object
First-one steamboat Of 80 10 | 20 tons, 10
carry two 10 FOUNDERS, and two e FOUNDERS,
upon travelling carriages, 50 as to fire from
any part Of the vessel.
Secont-l0 fast sailing sohooners, Ct i5
to go tons burthen, to draw not more than 5
TO z fee! water--each to be armed with one
long IL or l0 FOUNDER, mounted on circle,
with two g pound carronades, with the nee
essary number Of small arms, TO row from 90
10 "a sweeps; aud
Third-5 light double bank cutters, each
to row 90 oars, and adapted to carry 40 men,
well armed with mu:ke;s, pistols, boarding
pike, cuta,ses, &c.
The whole cost III procuring these addition
al vessels, and Of equippng aud fitting b EN-
for service, IS estimated al A 600 doiars
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again, he thought the steady position Of the
supposed convict was rather suspicious, anc
went IN once more 10 be certain; and taking
t"ld Of bin, discovered that the pretended
Lewis was only bundle Of rags, neatly and
lngeniousiy contriyed TO impose on his Vigi-
Iauce. The yard was Immediately searched,
and The real Lewis found concealed, ready 70
lake his departure over the walls, the moment
The guard were Withdrawn for The night.
The natural appearance OF this image, made
under the circumstances in which The convict
was placed, is truly surprising. II was ex.
ceedngly well calculated for deception, aud
has 50 much resemblance q The original, as
easily, al a little distance, 10 be taken tor
real mar.
Being taken out Of the cell, and placed IN
the yard, the dogs, who are let loose there al
ter dark, Immediately seized it, aud would
not be pacified until it was removed.
Boston Patriot.