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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

I'VE MEDICAL LEcrUnss at 3owdoin College
viii commence % Wednesday, the 19ih day
oG Februs y, 1928 ON Surgery and the Theory
and Practice OF Physic by Nathsu Smith, NJ. D.
90 Anatomy and Physiology by John D. Wells,
III. D.-and on Chemistry and MateIia MediCa by
Parker CieaveIand, a. NJ.
A collection az anatomical Preparations has
been received E om Frarce. and many valuable
woks have been added 10 The medical Library.
since he last course of Lectures.
I be fee for ticket Of admission to each course
Of Lectures is h:een dollars. payable in advance
amounting 10 the whole 10 forty five dlllars.
In order o obtain the degree Of DoctC. III Med
cine, two full courses OF Medical Lec.Ures ia some
incorporated Medical Institution must have been
attended the last Of which must have been at this
Medical School.
Notice j. also given that any citizen Of Maine
who may need surgical operations, ant who shall
offer full and satisfactory Evidence Of greet power
ty, shall have such operations, and the medical az
tendance necessary il such cases free from any ex
ppnse. provided such person il brought into the
vicinity Of ihe College that the operations may
generally be performed IN the presence Of the med
zeal pupils.
The usual price Of boarding at Brunswick i
tI,75 a week.
Brunswick, Nov. %, 1920. (4w.)
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DOMESTIC Summary

The Grand Jury of Wayne Co. n. c. have present.
ed 10 the supreme court, grievance, the practice
OF candidates for Office dealing spirtuous liquors
to the electors political meetings and annual cleo
tons, source OF many moral and political evils
Electoneering counting popular favor by giving
spirits say they elualizes the pretensons Of the block
head and the Of sense; OF the knave and the hon
est man; since these means ofwlnning favor equal
y in the power Of all who command and squander
money, the choice OF the people longer directed
by the merits Of the candidate Twelve buildings
consumed by FIRE at Wilmington. y. e. Nov. 18th
believed 70 lie the work Of incendiary. --Garret
Powell, OF Hebron, near SaleHl, N. nv having jumped
from his wagon was killed by the wheel passing over
him. His father and two others OF the family had lost
their lives by similar aeCdents.--Resolutions have
been passed at meeting Of the czeas Of Albany, ~
", reprehonding the Indifference Of the European
powers 10 The sufferngs of the Greeks warmly espous
ing their cause appointing committee OF Gorrespon-
dence with such committees may be appointed
throughout the Union for the object with power
TO call future meetings. and electng a committee 10
publish address the citizens of the u. s. the
subject Of the powder mill Of Fair
field township, Penn lately blown ur by accident,
and Mr.. Lemon, the proprietor, shockngly burnt
The Franklin Gazette SAYS New York will make ca
nails Of ab0ve 400 miles ia years Pennsylvania has
Slumhered for 81 years one OF y miles. A
writer III the Commercial Advertiser proposes to
chants in seaports the propriety Of establishing
regular vessels for the purpose Of collecting regular
mails at the principal West India Islands, and Of con
dactug passengers 10 and from this country with some
degree of Comfort. Several lines of packets ply
regularly between New j ork and Liverpool. Letters
passengers, and nerchanlize be PIT board al
either place almost every week.--A letter from al
officer Of the L. s. orig Spark dated Of the island OF
Santa Cruz, Nov. ;, informs that they Rave had much
sickness board taken BY entering sickly ports. He
states The loss OF several officers; and says, we left
The Cyane LagUira. sckly-It is said orders have
been recently issued from the navy department prohb
Ting cruizers from entering unhealthy ports with
absolute necessity and from remaining there lon
ger than may be indispen>abe.-A school tla
Lancaslean plan has been in operation al New Haven
during quarters, by way Of experiment. II has
contained 1896 boys The school committee report
their ample satisfaction from mis- experiment hoit
Of the gfaclcabiiy AID exgedieucy u permanently
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INE,) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1922.
.IOlIN COE.

INFORMS hi friends and tie public, that be
has received at his oid aud IN IHiddie-StTtet
an additional supply Of srices, which together
vith the former 4 OK il said STORE, makes a
Diete and extensive assortment Of
lHedicines, Paints, pye Stwfs &c
u genuine quality which viii be sold in large
~ small quantities. on .he rosi reasonable terms.
- constant supply OF LoriIlard's superior
Maceoboy end Scotch Snug.
-ALSO--At has STORE 10 Fors-Streei, head OF
Long What, a constant supply Of thc aoovemen
iioued articles as usual. 9w. NOV. 26
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Poetry.
From a tate Liverpool .EsrcGre
FREEDOM.

FREEDOM.
WHAT is freedom? To mankind,
The noblost gift OF heavens bostowing;
The spark that lights the blaze Of mind,
Within the generous bosom glowing.
The school boy when his task is ended,
Feels all it. charms, ana forward bounding,
His shout, with woodland music blended,
from hill and vale is heard resounding.
lis manilood's charter, which at birth
Is in his heart the deepeet wrote
Grants for his homo the nple earth
While scars his soul to worlds Of thought.
What is freedom IT'S the fame
That in the patriots eye is beaming,
When in his injured country's name
His sword is high n battle cleaning.
Twas this that urged Riogo-Teil-
And Washington, and Bolivar,
To thunder forth tae oppressor's kneII,
Who dared with freemen's rights to war.
And where's the wretch who would not prize
That mind emancipatinr strife,
That bids endarkened millions rise
To light, to energy, to life !
With freedom meath his humble thatch
Labour may earn the fruits of earth
Nor lorlly oilers dare to snatch
The need Of industry and worth.
With freedom blest the gallant youth
To moonit grove al eve may bic,
To greet the gentle maid, whose truth
The despot's gold could never buy.
What to the Stare is this fair world
Her fields with yellow crops that wave
What, but hideous chaos hurled
To crawl upon and choose grave.
But there Is not 50 poor land,
That freeman tread-but every olod,
Gives blessings to th' industrious hand
And speaks an ever bounteous Gll.
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FRESH RAISINS, GRAPES,

FIGS, OLIVES, &c. &c.
900 BOXES aud half Boxes, Bunch Muscatel
NV and Bloom RAlSlNo;
SO Casks Malaga and Caraburna do.
90 Jars do. GRAPES,
90 Trails do. FIGS;
so Jars Spanish OLIVES
200 Bottles fresh AnchovicS; CAPERS
and OLIVES
5000 Sweet ORANGES
Aiso-200 Bottles PEPPER-SAUCE /;
100 III. fresh GLOVES;
SO a.. ID. NUT hEoS;
100 Bbfs, Superhne New FLOUR;
Old Allegheny lVHISKEY
do. Peach BRANDY, &c. &c.
By JOHN cox, MtdHe-S!reei
Portland, Nov. 10, 1922. If.
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NEW STORE!
Moses Savorv s. Co.

HAVE JUST OPENED AT No. 8, CNIoS Row,
MDDLE-STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE As5ORTMENT OF
Six, Cotton q Wooden GOODS,
Among which viii be found large stock Of low
priced, figured and plain
Musiins CGm5rics
Blus CaIicoes Farnitures Bom5azetts (;
Cashmere ShasoIs; Broadcioths q Ccssi-
nasres AaericGn Goods, &c.
suitable for the country and town trade, which
were purchased low, and will be sold for cash
at SmGH adgaace.
Good blue and brown CAMBLETS for Gentlemen
C!osks, al As pr. I'd.
Portland, Nov. 70 1922 e.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

FoRE-srRKEr. HRAD OF LoNC-WHARF,
HAVE FOR SALE,
GHESTS & toxes Young Hy )TEAS,
~ son, Hyson Skin, souchong of Eve Jie-r,r,
and Bohea Cargors.
Hhds. OF st. CToix and Windward lsihDd itU NJ,
n. +. RUM-MOLASSES,
Pipes Cogrsc BRANDY & Holland GIN,
Pipes, haif pipes and quarter casks Sicily Maders
WINE, entitled to debeuture,
F Pars aaS fp Manga casks LISBON WINES,
Hhds, tiercts and bbIs. first quality winter anu
summer SPe'u. OIL, tat Boston prices)
Casks q fresh Malaga and smyrna RAtS.NS,
Mnsca,el DO. IN boxes < half BOXES Tor family use
Bbls American GIN-W HISKET-Cordiais,
Cherry Rnm and Cider Vinegar
Bhis Of Mackeret--cesks Of Rice 4 lun,
Sulphur Gneer-Sel, Petre Il Copperas,
bags -Pepger-Pimento-bs Salt
8enaret SUGAR-boxes White Canton Sugar,
Chocolates -Candles-h8!es Cotton.
CDttcn ShcetBgs, shirlings, Warp GiBghams,
| bbls white and brown Sugars loaf & lump do.
Casks cut wrought Nais, assorted s.zes,
Boxes oy 2 and by ID Glass, various qualities,
Kegs twist and fg Tobacco various brands
Lockwood Observation-Disclosures s- Csssia-. loves
! orillari's Snuf-English aud American ShovoIs
German, blisteTad and cast S,eel-bar Iron,
Sat--rOlOck Fish-SOal Leather, sc. sc.
.4!So-A general assortment Of
Hard s. HOttOW Ware.
| Nov &c 1929. t.
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

adopting the Lancaserian system in al tire public
cboOls ia the district; believing that most 81 thelr
fellow citiZcas agree with them In sentiment. They
tconhdenty recommend the establishment Of such
school io girls, and the erection Of building tor tho
boys school, sufficiently large contain ~ ZOO pu-
pills" THESE proposals were, III meeting Of Tie dis
.ric referred 10 a conmiltee.-ln ale College are
% seniors 80 Juniors, l03 sophomores and los iesh-
men, total 81. This is larger RunbCT presume,
than this any College in the Union has before
! aad time. Another edihce i wanted.--A cor
respondent in the New England Tanner, having recent
y travelled in the REGION Of the AnifosCosgn, gives
latterng account o. the natural scenery the SOL.
the cultivation, and the products Of the past season
lie calculates that, an average cows produce
ton o. butter and cheese lie that several I-sa
sand bushtls Of the New York apples have been
transported TO Haowel, from IiverInole and Tuner.
for the New Orleans market--HoTses can seldom %
led or driven ffom danger, when their barns stsbes
fre, because their eyes tazled BIZ 'ae blaze
IL has been Recommended 20 cover tsae syEs tsE
pocket handkerchief any thing tkat comes 10 hands
when they may be led without dilhcuiiy.--Mr.
Sexas teacher Of the institution for the deaf and dumb
at Philadelphia, exhibited x the legislature Of New
jersey the improvement Of pupils. who had been
instructed but months One Of the girls, only years
old, excited the astonisnent Of all present. The leg
slaure voted defray the expenses az IL persons I'D
the institution. IL is ascerained that in New jersey,
one person III about 20C0 is deal-nute
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10
NOTICE,

A tie Portland Reading Room. viii he holden at
their Room. Saturday, The l4!h December, inst
O'Clock p. NJ. Present subscribers, wis wish to
continue their subscription informed that a sab
scrpton p FER, is ef in the Room for that purpose
Gentlemen wishing become subscribers are request
ed to leave their names with the Clerk previous 10
the Annual Meeting, which they viii have the priv
ilege of attending.
C-yA general and puncual attendance j. requested.
WILLIAM HYDE, Clerk
Portland, Dec. O. 1922,
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MISCELLANY.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
AT Convention Of Delegates from a number OF
towns east OF kennebec river holden at Warren, in
-asa afliEiy- "a .hr -5s-.A -a-1s.sr lea, f,r t.
purpose Of taking into consideration the Petition of
the several towns in said county, lying Of said
river, 10 the Legislature. 70 be off from the said
county Of Lincoln said Convention being duly held
in pursuance Of public notice for that ourpose,-Co
James W. Head was chosen Chairman, and L. Smith,
Secretary.
RssotUs3 BY this Convention that III their opinion
the towns west Of Kennebcc river which have
pettioned 10 the Legislature to be set of from the
county Of Lincoln, ought to receive the assent and
concurrence OF the Of said river IN said
county in favor Of their petition and that this Con-
yenion do therefore agree the same, and request
their Secretary inform all the in tie county
Of Lincoln, OF the said Kennebec, Of the dongs 0f
this Convention and invite their concurrence in the
same, by publishing the same in the Portland, Bath e
Wiscasset papers, and Recommending them 10 call
meetings Of their respective towns for the purpose Of
ascerainins their views and wishes the shove sub
lect, and transmitting The the Legislature by
/ by their Representatives Per order
| EDWIN SMITH, Sec'y.
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CAMUEL G. GARDNER would inform his friends
- aud the public that he has opened Shop at the
Conner Of Fore and Plumb Streets for the purpose Of
HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING, &c.
ANY favor in the line of his profession will be CRATE
fully received.
: @. g. will also be ready to wait upon
PARTIES, BALLS. Sc on the shortest notice.
Portland, Nov. -. 1922 6w.
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EDWIN SMITH, Sec'y.

Correspondent requests 10 state for the infor-
nation OF those who may be interested in the subject
Of the division Of the County of Lincoln, that tile Con-
vention at Warren attented by twenty-four gen.
temen from ten towns. ard that there was majority
Of but in favor of it, and that the Chairman and
Secretary were opposed.
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HORACE SEAVER.

HUN tE oEhF En-,
fl No. 2, .merchnnts Roe, Middle Street.
HAS THIS DAY RECEIVED.
By Ssoep Liberty
DALES PLAiDs-do. Stripe. and Ticks,
ID do Checks-,O. Yarns assorted Nos.
Bales CASSIMERES.
Do. Sewing Threads all Nos. and colours
ON HAND as ABOVE
SATTINEFS-Fuli'd CLOTH,
lFsrp and wick YARNS
suEETINGS & SalRilNGs, b.eacbel end an.
bieached,
Bales Of cotton batting for CONFORTERs,
Glass BUTTONS. metal DO.
Boxes Spanish GIG AIRS.
DO. bar snh Windsor SOAP
with complete Experiment. Of Straw Bnnnets
Flats, Trimmings and Braid, s1-i straw fpr hr,id
ing (es usually 81, Nov. q.
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N'esu &. approved COOKING STOVES.


M IIANILL NhOoS,
Middle Street, PORTLAND.
HAS just received few COOKING STOVES
Of new and Improved construction, differ
ing from all others ever exposed for sale ia this
market. Constructed as 10 admit the use of
common cooking utensils aud having no
hampers, nor any thing 70 otstruoi the blaze from
the vessel, will heat kettle IA half the tine aud
with half the fuel Of common Stoves.
He invites those who wish 10 unite economy
with convenience, TO call and examine those sent
HIM for specimens, which he offers from 50 to ii
dollars.
fge has also .or SAFE a. .sooye, general g.
soument of
Franklin, Parloatr g. Bon STOVES,
on the must reasonable terms.
Iin-jfare, Store Funnel, Warming Pans,
Lamps, &c o. usual. Dee. 8.
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EDWARD HOWE,

No. S. Merchants Roc, MIDDLE STREET,
1T n jast received, and now ope"iOg, an ex-
u - tensve assortment of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

The free whites considerably gaining on ire a
mount OF slaves.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-12-10

Slare PoplGtion.- Niles Register contains sevsral
valuable tables the populaonOf the United States
Among them is giving tile progress Of slave popaia
finn which stands Tins
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
lDoetrp
THE NylNrRY DAY.

is it in mansions rich and gay,
On downy beds or uches warm,
That Manure owns the " mfry Day,
And shrieks to hear the bowling storm!
All no
'Tis on the black and barren heath,
Where mis'ry feels The shaft OF death
AS TO the dark and freezing grave
Her children, not friend 10 save
Cnheeded go!
Is it in chambers, silken drest,
AT tables with protusion's heap;
Is it ON pillows solt TO rest
In dreams Of long and bamy sleep?
All no
sTis in the rusty hut obscure,
Where hoperty's low sons endure,
And scarcely daring to repine,
On straw pallet, mute, recIlne,
Overwhelmed with woe;
Is it to flaunt in warm attire,
10 laugh, and feast and dance, and sing,
And crowd around the blazing fire,
And make the room with reyels ring?
All i! no!
IT'S on the hris0n's flnty noor
Ills where the deai'ning whirlwind's roar,
lis when the sea boy on the mast,
Hears the wave, bounding to the blast.
And looks below!
Is it in Charlots gay to ride,
10 crowd the splendid midnight BALI
10 repel IN luxurious pride,
While pamperd 'assalD wait your call?
All. no.
IT'S in cherries, naked room,
Where miS'fy's victims wait their doom!
Where fond U'other iamsh't dies,
" lille forth a frantic father nles,
Mans desp'rate loe
Isit where prodlgal and weak,
he silly spendthlt scitttrs gold,
Where eager folly hastes to seek
The sordid wanton, laIse and told
All no!
lis IN the silent spot obscure,
Where, forced all sorrows TO endure,
Pale Genius learns, oh lesson sad
0 Court tie vain; and on the Dad
False praise bes,ow!
Is it, where gamesters Rocking round,
Their shining heaps OF wealth display?
Where fashions giddy tribes ale found
Sporting thcil Senseie,s hours away?
Al no!
It's where neglected genius siphs,
Wherc hope exhausted silent d. 5;
heie merit s'arves by pride oppressed,
III et'ry stream that warns the breast
Iolbears to flow!
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from DE Ae7a york Daiiy .dvrriiser, Jan. 9.
FROM CERRACOA.


BY The arrival last evenin of the brig Ma,teawan.
capt ecriJntr, Is days from Culracoa We received
ifApers to the 2ls December.
The expedition o! General la Tore, Which sail-
led from 'nerto Cahello with several armed vess.s
lahd about 6fl0 troops had made Ian inc AZ T ~
oagues. IN the gulf Of Maracabo. a f.lucca ~.
longing TO the expedition having great ouan,iiv If
iarlils ahu ammunitioh on ard ran ashore Al Gu
marbo' and tel into the hand, Of the Intependents
! bolivar, The Patriot Chief, was reported 10 BE- in
Maracalbo with 6doO roops, and would proceed IN
reduce Puerto Cabello
he CurraUoa Conrant Of the lJth Of Dece :
s.aes 'ha by arrivals there from ST. Domneo off,
icmt h'tlilgence had been received that the Who'll.
iol inc opa"ish part al the island Of st Domino
declared It's Independence on the LIST Of December
NY The unanimous voice Of n neo,le, MI !, [rnn i
blood having been split The ACT q! the declata,ion
LOT Independence consists Of SO articles
ne form OF government is pronounced 10 be re
uphcan. he government to be administered hv
T. Juh'a until the government is fully organized. 10
Dc composed OF the captain general, and the dem
YES or delegates Tor the five divisions Of Tie Span
'Sh part OF the island, who are invested VIM fun
power to organize government
II IS intended TO form alliance with the Rennh.
LIZ OF colombia, and become one OF the states of
nc union. deputy is TO be dispatched TO IN.
,e''ue"' Oh inc Colombian Republic 10 enter into
engagements Tor inrning union A deputy is al.
so % De dispatched to the President Of the PennI;
d the french portion of the island to pronnse a
ree,y q amity, commerce, SC for securtv aga;ns,
foreign INVASION or internal vaccinations.
al Tree men, whatever their colour. natives an
,o'" ABROAD, having resided three years AMONG
'hem' or being married with native, shall he c,t;
zens OF the independent state of the Snan;sh onr
Itoo 81 H'y'i' on making their situation known TO
the government. N"o"" "
Most OF the demands of Russia have been acced.d
IT, '" NC forte' tlough much difficulty sill exis,g
~ relation to the guarantee required by AlesanJ,r
= la'o ~. OF The Greeks The Divan has prohin;t2
IIu 'ne 'ulkish sadlers from returning home during
Oh account o. the uns tiled state of affairs
~ ,sSa' as Is supposed Tripozza, the cani,aI
iGreeks, '''e'"'Su 10 she
Despatches have been received from the Fast In
Gies The expedition in the Red Sea arains, 'h,
peru 300 Al Arabs, has been successful. 1.-The
E"glsh ana native troops suffered severely both in
the loss OF officers and men. -
The last advices from Constantinople. CONFIRM
'nose which had previously announced hostile
movements on the part of Persia, against the PORE
II appears that one OF the sons OF the Scbah has
marched against the pachake Of Bapdad Win :
ltorce Of 10000 men. e' VA" Il